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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-06-05
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Cine 9Gn3Gtb ~un9laublic6e &abeI>MeLz
6uu9 fommt aus 8erlin. 0anab
bdtte Sic vgfor66euti6e Nlgemeine !3etz
tung", friber baS Wun6itid 8ismarG's
un6 iebt bas Wunbitid Gaprtbt's, erflGrt
Ooer ge6robt, ser &aiier iperbe, falls Der
neue GetCbStdg Die 0eereSbortage bertperfen
ioute> 1tcb tpetgern, ietne Pfltbten ais
oberiter &rte9sberr fernerbtn auS3uiiben,
uno ben 8unoesrat6 auffor0ern in ueberz
einittmmung NIT Der 8erfaiiung einen
anoern Oberiten &riegSberrn gu ernennen.
9teie WeIbun9 1T besbalb 10 b0ut9 unz
glaubltcb, neil itb bod tpo6L annebmen
lGBt, 6aB Sic yOtorb. q. g." Die 8erfailung
6es 0euti6en Getbes fennt. Sn bieler lit
aber fIr cine QlbOantung bes &OntgS bon
BreuBen ais Safer unb bic g8abl zines
anDeren pberiten &rtegSberrn bes 9eutIcben
9tetbes bur6 ben 8unoeSrat6 ober AMBER
tDeitig fetn SterbenspDrtben entbalten,
Die &etbsoerfaHung iagt gang etnfa4 :
yOas YrGftotum bes 8unbes ftebt benz
80ntg bon 8reuBen 3u, tpelcber Sen 9tamen
0euti4cr &aiier fi6rt." llnb ipeiter:
yOte &rie9smarine bcs &eids lit etne einz
beitItc6e unter benz SberbefebI bes
&aiiers." = v0ie 9eialnmte 9anbmabt bes
9tei6S miro Elm etnbeitli6es Seer bil6en
inter Dem Sberbefebl beS &aiierS."
Sel6itueritdn0li6 fann man etnen be-
itimmten &aiier ni3t 3pin9en, bic t6m
bur6 Die &et6sberfaiiun9 Ibertragenen
8ficbten gu erfiilIen. 98etgert er iib
beiien, 10 muB er eben ab6anten. &ber ba
bas 8unOe8prdiibium un3ertrennbar nit
Der &rone 8reuBen" ~OerbunDen iii, 10 t0nnte
&aiier @ilbcIm ais &Giier nicbt aboanfen,
obne 3ugletcb Die &rone Breubens nie0erz
8ulegen. unb in iolcbem Safe murbe Der
8un6esrat6 ebenio penig cine Stimme in
Der 8eiebung Ser Steae bes p6erften
&riegSDerrn 6es oeutibeu 9fei6>s ba6el,
fpie ipenn &atler g5ilDelm pl0Blic9 ftiirbe;
oenn in betoen Sduen niir6e Ser iebige
&ronprin3 &6ni9 BON BreuBen unO 0eutz
i9er &aiier wer6en, natiirltc5 norldufig
inter elmer nacb Ben 6Obcn3ouern' icben
6ausgeieben ein3uieben6en Jte8enti4aft.
DAB ober &aiier @ilbelm NIT ieinem
ausgeprGgten 6erricberbetpuBtietn 6es &ez
gierens mii6e unb 9enetgt ietn ioute, it3
ms 8riDatle6en 3uriid3u3teDen unO Die
3igel Der &esierung ieinem 8ruOer gu
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-06-05

Dim Dpnnerftag> Nabmtttag um 8ter
tpur6e bas 5orf 9tOiua in Snbtana BON
etnem 8irbeliturm betmseiu6t, Der ben
tpeItli9en She'll beiielben 3eritOrte. Die
Sturm6abn bate cine 8reite bon etnbun>
6ertunbfiinf3tg SUP unb bic &tbtuns BON
SISpeft nab Norboft. gu BEN 3eritOrten
ooer itart bei6dbigten @ebauben geb0ren
oas S9ulgcbdube unb bier WobnbGnier.
3dune, 8dume unb S6uppen ipur6en b6t=
ltg 3eritort unb elm alter Qlnitebler Ganrens
GbomaS Storep tpur6e BON einem um6er>
9etntrbelten 8aIfen I'M @eiiate ibwer be-
f6Gbtgt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-06-05
eSttt SSre~ttnSesfretIe+
&GetneS,SeuilIetonb Ser rSlGtnots
StaatS3ettung".
Gas besopfte IatbfeI.

Son alien groBen StGbten betber WeLtett
beItBt Can Sranctsco in ietner
ndcbften gfGbe baS ei9entbiimlidblte Stiid
unperfGli6t milber Natur. SD meine ba
bic bon ben Wogen oeS itiIen Oceans
umtpbten <ppen, Die bon ber Natur Sen
Seel0men ais cine Dirt persatberter Sell
lenburg gum @obnort angetpieien tporDer
finb. Mer 3u9eieben bat, tpie bteie 60d6lt
1eltiamen 8eitien iib balD auf ben 3aGigen
6eLlen lonnen, baLo tpieOer bon bieien bic
runben wal3enf0rmigen 2eiber in bic Slttb
bera6gleiten la1let1, mo- Tie ben 6ilchen BET
Iiefe nacbitelen tpie tie balb in fr0bliberl
@etiimmel ibre &rGfte e%ntfalten unD balb
pieber in toodbnli6er @ritarrung Ser
&ube pflegen, ber mtrO Elm S6aulpiel ntbt
tpieOer ~pergelien, wel6eS innerbalb elmer
Stunoe benz Wtaler Nrnolb 8D6lin Stofi
fir Dunbert p6antaitiicDe 9icbtltngen ~liefern
miBte, tpie nltr er tie aus @eQenqebraus
unb 1eltiamen SeetobDlben ~5uiammen5uz
ieben peiB.
S6 6enfe nicbt ieIten an Sic totem
Sptele iener Seel0pen, meld)e tcb Dor me6r
benn 5ebn Sabren gum erIten Scale itauz
nenO beobacbtete. Stood SITTER aber oenfe ib
an ei1te anOere 609it ieltiame Golonte, Die
ii9 nicbt am Ganbe beS 8eicb6ilDes Scr
Sta6t oes betltgen 6ranciScus, lon6ern
mitte1 in ibrem 6er5en befi1bet, bas be-
rii9n1te = ober iDenn MAJ mill bericbtigte
-@Dtne enDtertel nit icinen Gau>
ienben BON 3tpeibeini9en b~eSopften 8ienen
nit leinen frummen @dBben unb burcbe
hringenben @erioben, init ieinen 2Gben
pon pra6tiger @r3eugniiie cbineiii6en
&unitfletBes unb bann jenen anberen Qlnz
~italten, in benen Oer Mon9ole feline 9eder=
bitten fault, feline getrOdneten Sectbiere,
Die ausge6einten @nten, Die ausieben, als
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-06-05
. @fsmaf6i

0etoer be1tQttgt eS 1tcb ,Douf0mmert, 0aB
8ismorf 6as 0urtme unb b0sartige 3eug
iber bic G6tcagoer @eltausiteQuns pirfli9
ge16pabt bait
Ser Mte thai 6tes s~egeniiber einem o1ts5
ge5ei6neten idbtpei5eril6en Sournaliiten,
Der, ebe er iib in Samburg gum 8elu6e
u~nlerer 0eltausfteaung eini6tffte, Sriebz
ri6srub beiu6te, bort an Der rleuen Gar
tenpforte oaS @rl6einen 8tsmard's ertpar>
tete unb barit6er an Sic 9teue 3irtcber
3eitung SoIsenbes beri6tete:
Ser 9retic Spa3iersGnger lief fib aGsbal6
in Elm 0eiprGb Elm unb fragte micb nab
mctner 6erfunft. Gls er D0rte, baB tb Elm
gSeltausiteuun9sfaDrer lei, metnte ct:
y9tele 8eltauSitelung in Chicago tpir6
pobl nur Elm groBes @aitbofgei6dft tpers
ben. Wfein Sreuno, Der amertfanti6e Sc
ianbte, ia9te, ais tcb i'm nab benz 3nede
0teier 8eranitaltung fragte: y9oS mabt
ben Amerifanern SpaB." Stun ia, es mirb
tbner:S paB maden, Bic @uropder nrbent>
Iib 5u rupfen. Sin %groBartiges @ei6dft
fit Die @aitptrtbe, aber cine tpettere 8eoeu>
tung i3ret6e t6 Der 9an5en @el6tcbte ntcbt
gu. 9tun itno ia, tpte ib bore, 2 ober 3 9ieier
etItg ~9ebauten 0aitbGuier eingeitir3t. 0aS
fam ia mod redt nett nerben. Mem 10
mus 8ergniigen macbt, mag ia thinner bin>
geben. Getien Sic BENIN gum 8ergnii9en 2"
Qtls tdb bemertte, baB MIDI metn 8eruf nad
@btca9o fibre unb baB ib ais 8ertbteritatz
ter Der 9teuen 3irtber 3ettung babtn gebe,
MAP MIDI Shirt 8t8mard bel benz Bort
y8ert6teritatter" bom &opf bis gu BEN Sit
Zen nit einem burbOringcn6en miBtrdut>
iden Slid. gtah elmer fur5en Ydu1e ld9te
er mir Elm paar freunbli5e @orte iber baS
Bldtt. -. gSir itdnoen 1cbon bal6 etne Babe
Stunbe in plaubernber l1nter6aLtung. 9urcb
ben SaobientDalb t0nte Der Ianggeoebnte
8ftff elmer Qofpmottne; es mar mett ber>
annabenber 8abn3ug, un6 ib tpanbte ntt6
langldm gum 9eben. Ser Shirt CAB mir
Die 6an0, tpitnibte mir CUTE .Getie urb tn
tereiiante 8eobaobtungen in Gbicago uno
Iagte, tnbem er unter ben bpben 8Gumen
tpie6er benz 6auie 3ui6rttt: y8etpabren
Sic itb in S6rer 3eitung tnnter Sbre I'M
~abb6ngtsteit uno SeIbitftGnbigtett Oes nr7
tbeils!"
Q(us benz ange1ebenen 3Irtber 8lott lit
bteie letbige @ei6ibte, Die mir ieben, au3
in BEN yS6mGbi16en Wferfur" unb in
an6ere 8ldtter 9euti9lanbs iibersegangen.
ga ie6o9 bon beriibmten tn3piiden
beriiber 9etoutmenen beutiden S9riftfteLs
lern tuabre 8ert6te iibsr bie !6errli9tett
Der G6tcagoer MuSfteuung an bic per1
breitetiten 3eitungcn 9euti6Ian6S geIan9t
iinO, 10 ptrO Oas @ei9tudb 8tsmard's nt9t
mebr bieI i9a6en.
@uen Gelpett Dor 8ismard's FLATS
mGnnii6er @r0Be. Qlber in 8e3ug auf
amertfaniibe 8eltausfteaungen bat er iib
iebt gum '8petten WtaLe ibper blamtrt.
Die misunderstanding in philadelphia
lteB tbn, ben 6amals aIlmG6ttgen &an3Ger,
fat, unO bas beutibe ð mar auf ibr
idmmerlib Dertreten. Sept ober i9tpabt
CT b%ctlolen un6 bosbaften unftnn iiber bic
berrlibite Ser @eltausitelIungen, auf Ser
itb bas Oeutibe 9tetcb nit &ubm namentz
ltb alcb Oesbalb bebeft, neil Der iebige
beuti9e &atier fir amertfanticbe 8eltz
ausfteQun9en Elm t%auienbmaI beiieres Ser
i%tGnbniB beitBt, ais Der Qutrei6sfanaler.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-06-05
soeaGmeoaftenr @aterbo6's SOB

0oS @c1cbmdb, ser 2ofalz Gebafteur ber
ag2eu Nortcr Stats 3eitung", 8ernbar6
$. @uterbod, iet bon leiner Trau ermorbet
tporben, rii9rte uriprlngli3 wabri6einIi3
bon eiucm Der beiuoien englti0zamerifantz
lchen SenIotionsz 9teporter BET. Nte Die
iorgfdltige GDronerszl 1nteriu6ung cr8ab,
bat Ser lgtslidlic9e ii9 ielbit ungebrabt,
gera6e iuie eS in Der uripriingltdbcn Depel6e
an bie rSGinOis Staatss !3eitung" semcloct
tpurbe.
Qlm Samitag Nabmittag unb Nben6, mo-
er fret bate, pfle8te Der an Den anbercn
gagen 10 niidbtcrue uno umfi6tige Mann
licb itarf gu betnetpen, 8as nun all ieis
nemt GoOestage, Samitag, II. Mtai, ges
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-06-05

8eberri9t pir6 6icies fleiBige Golf bon
Ser 9ebeimniBpouen Wabt Der Sccbs
@eieIIi9aften, beren often ni1t 3t
finben itno, neil nut bic Prdlioenten unb
Secretdre miIien, no ite Derborgen it1o ;
unO fdnDe mar ite aucb, 10 mare Oantit gar
tperig 9etponnen, benn ie ft1O ale in
@bifern 8eic6rieben, beren S6liiel rur
ben Gbcfs befonnt ithb. 0aS 8eitcben
bieier Secbs Geieui0aften ertldrt iicb aus
Der S6atlac6e, baB Die in Qlmsrifa befinb7
liben @binelen aus ieb5 peri6ieoenen
8estrten oeS bimmlti9en 9tei6eS fomn1en,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-06-05

@el6' Elm complexities, sebeimniBoolles,
l~aiterbaftes, mach ungerebtem Shannon
bur1tenbeS, nit 8lut befledtes Ding 10 Elm
Stud menidblicber Civilization lit, ntcbt
tpabr, Iieber 9eler? Sch filrcbte gar iebr,
boB Ser ate trelte 6tmmelpfOrtner ct.
8eters BEL all ietner 9angmutb fetnen elm
si9en bon nns in ben StmmeI laiien pir6.
ST pirb min, che er uns down stairs"
icbidt, Sic Hummelshine, einen 3ou ooer
smei oufulac5en ur1o uns etnen 8Itd, etnen
cin3tgcn, b!netnt9un lalien. unD mas
per6en pir ba Iebcn? Glles boa uni9ul@
bigger 8ferbe unb &ube, O3ien unb @iel,
6unbe unb SeeloDen aber mr. feline
smeibetntsen %io9enannten vGbenbiloer"
@ottes BON ~1lnierer Qlrt, tpeber tpeiBe nob
gelbe, pqoer rotbe nocb i6par5e!
gortG.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1893-06-24
RIOTERS SHOT down..

Bloody Conflict In Berne Retween
Swiss Work men and the Police.
BERNE, June 20.-About so Swiss
workingmen attacked gang of Ital-
ians who had been imported to work in
the streets. The police arrested IS of
the attacking party and locked them
up. In the evening turbulent crowd
gathered in street near the Jail.
When the police attempted to disperse
them the men made rush for the Jail
to release the prisoners. The police
fired upon the rioters but were unable
to drive them back until IA had been
killed and 40 wounded. Later 1000
men were gathered to attack the Jail.
A detachment of artillery was brought
up to drive them back and is now sta
toned in front of the Jail.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1893-06-24
AN OPEN SUNDAY.
VEXED QUESTION DEFINITELY
SETTLED BY THE COURTS.

Chief Justice Fuller Reads he Deci.
sion, Which Holds That the Local
Directory Control and That the
Government Cannot Interfere.
CHICAGO. June 1.-THE decision of
the United States circuit court closing
the worlds fair on Sunday has been
reversed. The government is declared
to have no exclusive right or authority
in the control of the Worlds Columbian
exposition.
These are the two salient points of
the decision rendered by the United
States court of appeals, decision
moreover rendered noteworthy by the
fact that it reversed the unanimous
concurrence OF all the sitting justices,
while the decision reversed was dis
sented from in the circuit court by one
of the judges then sitting on the case.
Fuller Read the Opinion.
Chief Justice Fuller, who read the
opinion, first devoted his attention to
the contention CT counsel for the gov
ernment that the court of appeals had
no jurisdiction in the premises and
after reviewing the arguments at some
length, declared the motion to dismiss
the appeal overruled. Coming down to
the main question, the court took the
ground that the appropriation of
81. 500. 600 in souvenir coins by the
United States government could not
possibly be constructed as II charity, or
as charitable bequest 1t was
Simply an Appropriation
for the assistance and benefit of the cor
poration. AS to the right of the United
States possession and control of the
grounds, the court held that the local
corporation was in actual and lawful
possession, and that this fact had been
recognized by acts Of the national legis-
lature. The court repudiated the idea
that the United States had any exclu.
sive rights or authority in the prem.
ises, and concluded with the declara.
ton that no tenable grounds had been
shown for excepting the case under
hearing from the ordinary rules govern.
ing a court of chancery.
"Therefore," concluded the chief JUS
tice, "the order of the circuit court is
reversed, and the case is remanded fol
any further proceedings not inconsist
ent with this ruling.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1893-06-24
FORESTS IN FLAMES.
Great Damage BEING Done in North.
ern Wisconsin.

Great Damage Being Done in North.
ern Wisconsin.
WEST SUPERIOR, Wis. June 2O.-The
forest fires are still burning along the
Eastern Minnesota and South Shore
railways and millions of fine standing
pine is being consumed. The Northern
Pacific train which arrives from Ash
land at 7:20 did not arrive until nearly
10 o'clock and all trains on the South
Shore railroad have been abandoned
until further notice. Dispatches from
Iron River state that the fire is under
control but that all around the city the
forest is burning and several of the
saw mills are in darger. The firemen
sent from Ashland and the citizens are
still Fighting the Fire.
and should the wind change the village
still stands good chance of burning
All along the South Shore from Middle
River to within few miles of Ashland
is like sea Of fire. All the towns along
the road are fighting the fire and trains
have stopped running. At Sanborn the
big wooden bridge, which is 40 feet
high, caught from the burning timber
and was soon mass of smoking ruins.
When the Northern Pacific train ar
rived it was covered with cinders and
paint on the cars was raised in great
blisters from the intense heat. Boyl-
ston, on the Eastern Minnesota, caught
during the afternoon and the train
which left Superior about noon
Had Great Difficulty
in getting through. A special train
was sent out from this city with num-
ber of section men and others to fight
the flames, and the village was saved.
Sanborn, small numbering town on
the Duluth, South Shore and Atlantic.
Is Entirely Wiped Out.
Two children of homesteader near
there perished. At White River over
1000 acres of standing pine is ablaze,
making a regular sea Of flames. Four
teen cars of charcoal were burned on
the track at Yorks siding. Railroads
all sent out special trains with men to
fight the flames.
The fire near Washburn is approach.
ing that city rapidly and they have
sent for help. The weather has been
very dry, and forest fires were never
known to burn as rapidly.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1893-06-24

Goodly Batch of Registers and Re
CeiVers of Land Offices.

oocuiy VI Niih hhV-
ccivers of Land Offices.
WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE presi-
dent has made the following appoint
ments:
To be registers of land offices: Joseph
w. Jameson, of Missouri, at Boonville
Mo-; George Kuentz, of Wisconsin, at
Ashland, Wis; Andrew J. Taylor, of
Minnesota. at Duluth, Minn.
To be receivers of public moneys
Clarence Dennis. of Wisconsin, at Ash.
land, Wis; Jacob H. Robbins, of Ore,
gon, at Legrande, Or. Frank p. Buckle,
of Colorado, at Denver.
Pccmiller For Marshal.
WASHINGTON, June 19.-Otto Peemil-
Ter has been appointed United States
marshal for South Dakota, Israel p.
Hunt, postmaster of Bismarck, James
w. Murphy internal revenue collector
for the first district of Wisconsin, and
August Ross collector of customs al
Milwaukee.
Detailed Army Officers.
WASHINGTON. June l7.-The presi
dent has detailed twenty army officer:
to act as Indian agents in Western
states.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1893-06-24
TOWNS DESTROYED.
MESABA RANGE SWEPT BY DE.
STRUCTIVE FOREST FIRES.

Virginia and Biwabik Wiped Out and
Other Towns In Danger-A Million
Dollars Loss Caused and Thousands
OF People Homeless.
DULUTH, June 19.-The result of
year of enterprise on the Mesaba
range has been wiped out in single
day. Advices received indicate that
the towns of Virginia and Mountain
Iron have been destroyed and that
Diwabik was partially if not entirely
wiped out. 1t is impossible to estimate
the loss but it will approximate 1.OOO.-
600 and several thousand people are
homeless. For three weeks the range
has been in danger. Forest fires have
been burning on all sides of the new
mining towns and only by the greatest
efforts has the disaster been so long
averted.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1893-06-24
Saturday, June II.

Calvert Il. Cottrell, the well known
printing press manufacturer, is dead.
A Moscow church has been robbed of
large amount of treasure by monks.
James Ambridge was sentenced to
pay fine of $50 and to serve so days in
the penitentiary for killing fish in the
Mohawk river with dynamite
The Grand Duke Alexander, nephew
of the Gar of Russia, and Mr.. Shutles,
an official of the Russian fleet, are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John Jacob
Astor at Fercliff.
Professor Edward Everett Hale, Jr.,
of the Iowa university was married
Thursday to Miss Rose Perkins at New
London, Conn. Rev. Edward Everett
Hale performed the ceremony.
The Great Northern has increased its
capitalization to $40, 900, 600, of which
$25, 00O, 900 is preferred stock. A GER
titicate to this effect has been filed in
the office Of the secretary of state of
Minnesota.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1893-06-24
TWO TOWNS DESTROYED.

Virginia and Merritt Wiped Ont and
Other Towns Slightly Damaged.
DULUTH, June 20.--Accurate news of
the fire on the Mesaba range shows the
usual exaggeration in the first reports,
but the money loss will be greater than
first estimated. The first stories re-
garding Mountain Iron and Biwabik
were untrue. At Biwabik only a few
detached buildings were burned and at
Mountain Iron only six buildings. At
Virginia the situation is as serious as
reported. The entire business portion
of the town is destroyed. About 10
houses are standing and $40 were
burned. Merritt is
Nearly Wiped Out.
only 16 buildings now remaining in the
town. It is impossible to reach Merritt
as the woods are still burning about the
village 1t was the only town the
newspaper men were not able to visit
and see the exact situation for them
selves. The condition of the sufferers
at Virginia is particularly unfortunate.
Most of them are without shelter,
clothing is scarce and food, despite the
! supplies that have been sent from
Duluth, is still scanty. Everything
possible Is being done for them and
railroads reaching the range are carry
ing all supplies and provisions free. On
the whole range about $500 people are
for the time being dependent on
charity. In large measure the women
and children have been brought to
Duluth.
| Work of Relief.
At citizens meeting a general relief
committee was appointed and it was
decided not to appeal for outside aid
Between IS, 900 and SO, 900 has been sub.
scribed for the work of relief and cloth
ing and provisions are coming in on
every hand. Trouble is feared at Vir.
ginia from the character of the popu
lace. AS in all mining towns the mer
are, many Of them, hard characters
and lawlessness is anticipated. Police
Sergeant Smollett and squad of off
GERS have been sworn in as deputy sher
ifs and sent to Virginia. The tota
loss, as estimated by those best quail
fed to know, is put at $1.500,00O. The
insurance is about $3OO,OOO. Fires arr
burning all along the range still and {
change of wind will cause more dam
age.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1893-06-24
Murdered by Burglars.

MINNEAPOLIS June is. j. r. Harris,
formerly one of the most prominent cit
liens of Wilkin county, and well known
throughout the Red River valley, was
murdered by burglars at his home in
Minneapolis early Friday morning. He
awoke while the burglars were in his
room, and at once attacked them. He
was shot twice-in the hand and just
above the heart. Mayor Eustis and
Governor Nelson have each offered
a reward of $500 for the capture Of the
murderers.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1893-06-24
GERMAN ELECTIONS,
Opponents OF the Army Bill Have a
Slight Majority.

BERLIN, June 1.-THE election re-
turns are virtually complete. The re-
turns from 10 districts are all that are
missing. The candidates elected num-
Der 2l5; of these l01 will vote for the
next army bill and ia against it. Re-
ballots are necessary in 1Sl districts.
AS was expected the latest returns have
increased steadily the list of members
upon whom the government can rely
for support. While the victories of the
Social Democrats have been regarded
with alarm. their immediate effect
upon the fate of the army bill will be
more than offset by the losses of Rich
ter Radicals
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1893-06-24
IsailrOaIS HetaIiatc.

LINCOLN, Neb.. June 20.-The rail-
road companies have begun the fight of
retaliation they threatened last winter,
when the maximum rate bill was up
for consideration. Last week President
Perkins of the Burlington paid visit
of inspection to all lines in Nebraska,
and Immediately upon his return or
dered new time card. BY this new
card several passenger trains on branch
lines will be discon tinued.
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Chicago Grain and Provisions.

CHiCuSO "r"IH anu IrVEfS'VTA
CHICAGO, June ~, 1898.
OPENING PRICES.
WHEAT-July, GS1sc: September, Tic.
CORN-July, 4lIsc; September, 43c.
OATS-July, 3Dc; september, 2634c.
PORK-September, 5000.
LARD-July; $l0.O5; September, Sl05211
SHORT RIBS-July. s9.45.
CLOSING PRICES.
WHEAT-June, G51sc; July, Gs7sc: September.
7lAc.
CORN-Juse. 42Isc; July, 42Nc: Septem-
bsr, 1910.
OATS-June, 3lac: July, 3OAc; September.
I3Sc.
PORK-July. S2O.35 September, S2O.85.
LARD-June, S9.85; July, $685.; Septem-
berr. $l0.55Gi Gi0.57M.
SHORT kIBS-July, $9.a6 September\
S9.5ih.
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Friday, June 10.

The new gunboat Machias, on her
trial trip, made ID knots an hour, 9
knots more than required by the con-
tract
The late Professor Richard Proctor,
the astronomer, is buried in borrowed
grave in Brooklyn, and his daughter is
trying to raise funds to buy lot.
Indiana and Arkansas dedicated state
buildings at the worlds fair Thursday.
Ex-President Harrison spoke for
Indiana.
1t is reported Marie Wainwright, the
actress, is leaving the stage to marry
Pacific coast millionaire.
The indictments against the De Les
seps and others convicted of bribery
in the Panama canal matter in Paris
have been quashed and the defendants
liberated.
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TyphOid Endemic Increasing.

MILWAUKEE, June II. "A special to
The journal from Ironwood, Mich.
says: This village is suffering the worst
epidemic of typhoid fever ever known
to Michigan. There are 400 cases now
and the public buildings are turned
into hospitals. Thirty to 80 new cases
daily, and 80 to 60 deaths a week are
ranOrta1
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st. Paul Union Stock Yards.

SOUTH ST. PAUL. June 20, 1893.
HOGS-Market shade lower and active.
Quality medium to fair. Range of prices,
So &)1D690
CATTLE Quiet. Moderate demand for fat
cattle, but prizes weak, with general decline
Prime steers, S3.75GI4.l5 l5; good steers, Si.Jpdb
3.75: prime cows. S:I00fsj.35; good cows; S2.OG
800; common to fair cows, Sl.J00..j); light
veal calves, S3.Ofli .; heavy calves, sl.754I
S2.75 stockers S2DJl1..7j; feeders S..5DiL37j;
bulls. Sl.754y..O
SHEEP-Dull and lower. Good shorn NUT
tons, SI.0lS4 "a; lambs, sj.oJ155J stockers
and feeders, <D.JJlLi.5D.
Receipts: Hogs, 800; cattle, 80; sheep, 100;
calves g.
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To Consolidate Land Offices.

WASHINGTON, June 17.-It is said to
be the intention of the interior depart
ment to consolidate number of land
offices in the Northwest. 1t is not yet
known whether Minnesota will be af-
fected. but here is talk that Taylor's
Falls and st. Cloud will be made one.
In Wisconsin the Office at Menasha will
be closed up and moved to Wausau.