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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-07-13
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Dor etnigem Mofer perf@ieb IN
Mbrianppel Der bortige @eneralgouberz
neur 9ab14i Md1meb S33et Ya1&a, Elm
bober @eun3tger unb ols 1ol4er DoDen
Der Mefire bes Ssmanii4en Rei@es.
@abi@i sSS55et mar apeifellos elmer ber
orginelit ten &dcu3e, tpel4s bic moberne
Giirtei a%uf5umeilen bat, 9as Mltz
turtentbum NIT ieinem gan5en, 1sm
Occtbentalen unbesreifli&en @emil4
bon @laubens 1tdrte unb 9eloengrDbs'
BON tptlbeiter Gbolerif unb unerb0rtem
Pblegma, BON falomonii 9er Metsheit
unb ~pof1enbafter Sborbsit, @briftenz
Bah unb M%berglarbe, @raui amteit uno
8arm6er3igteit, Wabrbaftigtett unb
@erlogenbeit, 6reigebtgtsit unb 9abz
gter mar III linn bert0rpert, unb nt4t
o6ne Mbii@t mag man 9erabe ibm nad
Mbrtanopel geieBt baben, I'm bort, an
ben @ren3en beg SsmantfAen Ret4es,
Elm troBiger tirfif9er syels, benz 9erz
sinbru@ Der Siinbflutb europdif4er
Qualification unb frGnti14er Muftldz
rung gu tpebren.
nn5dblbar iinb bic Mnstboten uno
2egenben, bic 1t@ I'm bas 9aupt 0ie1ss
@ret5 les gemoben, bic met ten beri elbea
moblberbirgt unb uberbies fir gepthe
3uitdn6e in Der Surtei iiberaus &arat<
tertitti@. 8efonbers groB mar .ietn
Sab gegen bic r@brii tenbunbe". 81
pflegte er ni@t muir jebesmal, menn ct
etnem ~@iaur" bic @anb batte ret9en
miifen, fofort unb no4 IN bei1en Sc
gentpart feline 9Gnbe gu maf@en, fpaz
Bern audi iebes @epanb, bas Elm iolber
unoerfebens berubrt batte, augenblid=
lt@ an feline 9iener gu per5@enten.
9teie ielbit legten es baber Bel alien
fi9 btstenben @elegenbetten eifrtgit
barauf an, 6as &lsi6 ibres 9errn 6urA
cine 19einbar 5ufdQige ooer ungel9idte
8etpegung BON ienem ietnes 8e1uders
- tpem AUDI no@ 10 leiie - ftreifen
5u 1aifen. Dag 9eniigte, Jim i6nen cine
rebt 6iib19e Nebenetnna5ne gu Derz
19affen. 9te nnb0fl@fett 0es 9dnbe.
tpa19ens in @egentpart zines 4rtft1iz
Gsn 8s1u@ers CAB natiirli& baufig
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-07-13
Gin franaDiti&es Rrisssi4tff brobt
NIT Der 8ei4tebung bon
8anstot,
Der tart bep0lterten 9auptitabt tes
&Dntsrei4s Siam in 9interz
tnbten.
9o9 merben bic Tranaoien auf 1ebr
energii 9en Wtberit1ro
itoben.

Sn 2onoon iiuo beunrubigen::s
Na9ri@ten aus 8angtot, Der 9auptz
itabt bes 6interinbtf9en &0nigreids
Siam- etngetrofen. @s ptrb 9emelz
bet, bab bas fran50it&e &anonenboot
2utin I'M Tlube geseniiber Der Mitte
bon 8angtot Mnter getporfen bat unb
8orberettuaoen trtHt, bic Stabt gu BE-:
i9ieBen. Ser frana0fA4e Momiral
pirb nit ieinem Tlaggen1dtffe in ben
itameiii@en @epdKern bon Saigoa
ertpartet. Sbglei9, nte bic Depei9e
bin3ufiigt, Stam iebr baran gelegen
lit, NIT ben 5ranaoien. I'm 5reunoi@aft
gu leben, 1T es benno4 in ber @tile
ent14lofen, etnem etpatgen Ingrife
Srob gu bteten unb trifft 8orbereitunz
gen, ii9 auf ale 5Gqe fir pl0blt@ elm
tretenbe GretgntHe bor3uberetten. 0ie
@ertbeioigungsmittel bes 2anbes tperz
ben ii4 1tGrter erpei len, ais ertpartet
tpurbe. Drei @4iffe 1inb am @inganz
ge bes MeinamzTlu 1es, an peldem
8angfot liegt, etma 20 Metlen BON Der
Miinbung perienft porben. 9as
TabrpaHer tpirb babur9 ouf ben eng
ten &aum Be 9rdntt unb bic &egie<
rung lit borberettet, je0er 3ett ben
SluB pollitanbig gu periperren, UNI bas
Gin unb Muslauf fen BON @9tffen gu
berbinoern.
@tam bat cine itebenbe Mrmee Don
$4,000 Mann unb cine &ep0lterung
BON 6 MiQionen &Dpfen, aus benen Tie
i'm &rie9sfaue bas Seer peritdrten
tann. Sic 0ffstere 1inb gum She'll
@uropdsr. Die @egiernng befibt ae3n
poG1tGn5ig a%usgerii1 tete Rriegsi4tHe.
Sorts nit 19meren Sci 6iben berz
tbeibigen bic Min6ung bes TluRes,
in tpelden @@iffe init mehr als bret
3ebn SUB Siefgang nt4t einlaufen
tDnnen.
8angtot fat etpa 100000 ginpohz
ner, BON benen bic mei1ten @bineien
1inb. Die @tabt gstpGbrt bonn Slui1e
aug e;nen prGdttsen Mnbltd, po5u BIZ
3a6lrei9en Sempel unb bic auf TlDben
erri9teten 19pimmenben 9duier baz
i6rige hsitragen. Die W{ebr3ubl. be1
6Gu1er in Der @tabt be1tebt aus 9ol3.
nur penige 1inb aus 8adz ober 9all=
itein erri9tet. Sc ei6t in Der 9aupt:
itobt tatbolii@e, 8uptiitenz uno pres;
bpterianer Mi6tons5dulen uno 5tpe'
3eitungen, cine in englil&er. bic amber;
in fiameiii&er @pra@e. Die @pa1=
nung 5mi1@en Srantrei4 unb @tam,
tpelbe tpeit 5uridoatirt, bat, na9 ben
9epe19 en an bic Shines gu urtbetlen:
einen boben Grab errei&t. Die Wtr;
rem batten ibren uriprung IN @ren3=
f%treitigteiten unb es 1T oebmegen 5pt:
59en Tranaoien unb @iamelen langS
Der Mnnnmz@ren5e gu maj 1enbdfte!
@@armiibeln getommen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-07-13

Meniden unb S6isren unb His5t ert>
iebt in's Greie auriid, es porsiehsno,
unter freiem 9immel gu ibern1bten,
als in pei tilen3ialifHem @eru4e unter
Dad unb Sad. Das gntieben tpiro
erb0bt bur4 bic 3ei4en beitialii4er
@rau1amtetten, tpel9e piele 2eibname
~aufpei1en. Mus Dem aufgei4ntttenen
'9alie berausbdnsenoe @urseln, Grauz
en- NIT aufsei4nittenem 2eibe, NIT erz
tennbaren 3eiden getpaltiamer S6dnz
buns oeriebene ROrper a4tz big auolf;
idbriser Mdo4en es 1olte Gbrenia
9e in beioen triesfubrenoen 2asern
iein, auf Sdeulale, bic iol4e @erbrez
4en be9eben, gu fabnoen uno ibnen ben
pro5eb gu MAIDEN.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-07-13

'@emDbnlid nimmt i'm 1i@ i4on
cine @ruppe auf's Rorn, iobaQo er in
irgenb Elm 9aus tritt. &ommt Ct ba1ln
bsraus, 10 ipirb ct 'geleitet'. 3tpei oer
ge6en Dor tbm fer, stpet geben
ibm na9 ODER seben auf Der gegeniibers
liegenben S%truben1eite. 3eigt ct Mnz
aeihen BON 8etruntenbeit, ober ldbt CT
cine tattli9e ubrtette ober cine blibenbe
8u1ennabel bliden, 10 III 1ein S4id'al
10 3iemli9 bsiisselt, tpdbreno man einsn
iddbig a~usfebenben &unben oft na4
turaer Beoba4tung tpieoer 'entldbt',
obne bab Der betreffenoe cine Wbnuns
BON Der @efabr bate, In ber ct
19pebte. Gin peripredeno ausie5enz
ber &unbe ptrb 'seleitet', bis bic @elez
senbeit 9iinittg 1T. ettpa an elmer gds
ober in elmer ber ensen, ountlen, ~oasp"
senannten @aHen amti9n apei 9duz
Ierblods. Damn Elm turoes 9uiten
ooer elm letter pif - uno NIT einem
Male liest bas Opfer auf benz @iiden
uno lit tbur9 eetpanote 9dnOe in elmer
balben Minute 10 sriinoli4 BON @elo
unb Wertb1a6en '9ereinigf', bab 1elblt
elm 53aubertin1 tier teinen Gent mebr
Bel linn entbedt. 8ei etnem Guropjsr
ober europGii9 a~usiebenben Spfer n:rz
eei7en bic &erle niemals, naaauiehen.
ob er ni9t cine @elbtal4e auf bsr
8ruit ober UNI bic 9iften trGst; fis
pii7en gang genau, bab bic naioel1
Guropder y i4 bite UNI Gnti4ulbiz
eun9 - 1i9 bur4 lo(4e ttnolthen
aun1trudden gu iidern iu@en, bic
bier ieber @duberlebrling i4on tennt
unb per{pottet. Dim tliigiten tbui
man, in iol4en 5daen teinen 2arm gu
ma4 yen. 9as Meni9enleben itebt bie!
ni9t bod I'M &urs, uno bic 2eute, bic
bier arbeiten, tennen feline 0orurtbetls,
sic tDbten ni9t, ND es gang unn0tbta
1T, mie bei einem Manne, ber ii& mil
hummer Grgebung pliinbern labt. abs1
lie beftnnen it@ au@ ni&t cine ein3ig'
@etunbe, 3u3u1te9en ober 5u5ui4lagen
1obalb Wtberitanb ober @d4ret BIT
6riiate beg Maubes in 6rage fteQt
@er in @e1 eQ14aft bierbsrtommt, bel
lit natirli@ itets it@erer als Elm ein5el:
r1er, inbeHen iinb mir au4 aablretht
sSdlle betannt, in pelfen bepaHnet'
8onben 1elbit @ruppen Bpm 1ieben Unit
a4t !9erren ansesriFen 6atten'."
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9luslat,O.
Glfab.= 2ot9rinse en-

81 Strabbups 1T Der 6iftoriter
9ermann 8aumsarten s~eitorben. 9ere
ielbe mar 1925 gu 2efe in Braurs
f4peis seboren, itubirte @ei4idte uro
P6tlologie in Sena, 9alle, 2etpoig,
Bonn unb 90tttnsen unb iibernabm
1848 bic SteIe zines 9pmnaiianebrers
in 8rauni ftpeig, 1850 bic Rebatttor
Der 8raumf9pstger &eidsaeitung iebte
BON 1852 ab in !9eibelberg in ensem
perlDnli9em 8erfebre NIT 9duber unb
igerpims feline biitorii4en Stubien
fort, 1ieoelte 1pGter na4 Miin4en lber,
po ct nit 8llnti4li uno 8rater bic
@iibbeutfde 3eitung b~esrunoen bali
unNo fo(gte, radbJoem CT einise s3eit arz
Gipulif6en 5tuoien in Berlin obgelsz
gen, einem Rufe als profefor ber Sc
i9i6te unb 2tteratur an bas Polpte9z
nitum &arlsrube, bon tpo ct an BE
neubegriinbet Strabburger uniberii tdt
berufen tplrbe.
Meb. Ser Sc unbettsauitanb in
5tabt unb lmgebung ldBt mod immer
piel gu tpiiniden iibrig, namentli4 1T
eSnfluenaa fart perbreitet. Inter btez
fen I'm lt1rtben lit bic 5bdtigteit 6er
Mersts TAFT in gleifer Weiie tn @nz
{pru4 ge1,ommen pie in ben Mintermoz
roten, urb AUDI bic 3ubl Der in &ranz
f%enbGu1ern perpFegten perionen tommt
benz 1onit nur i'm Winter sep0bnli4en
8ei tanbe anndberno glei4. DEM entz
1pr4en benn au@ bic Qnforberungen.
pel6e an bic Srtstrantentuf1e 9eiteut
peroen; bieielbe bate in elmer @o4e
auein an &ranteneelo circa 1000 Mart
au aablen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-07-13
3r>n vi Nertcicnc ~ SSa5UG Gu

Sic ur5abe oes bra1iliantiaen 8irz
gertrie9es liegt gum groben Sbetle tn
Sem grau1amen @prgeben bes 1teQperz
tretenben Prd1ibenten, Generals Mbbot,
Der bic pDllige Musrottung Der @egner
Der N%egterrng, bet T0beraltlten, an
ltrebte. Sn Tolge be7en floben bic
Siibrer bet TDoeraliitm na9 uruguap,
bas bic 3u1ammen3iebun9 zines 9eeres
an ber @rem5e 3ulteb. Mls oann 1pater
ber Yrdfibent @%aittlbos cine @eri06z
n1pngspolitit ein5u14lagen ber1u4te,
mar es Ibereits gu ipdt,> ben &dmpfen
nit ben etnfallenben 5Dberaltfen @tnz
tbalt gu tbun.
l1eber bic MISUNDERSTANDING in Der
9ropina Mio IS rarbe bo @ul gibt bic
in Yprto Mlegre er14einenbe rDeut{4e
3ettuns" folgenoe ibsrii&tli@e @@ilz
oerun9:
DaS 6a%uptintere17e brebte ii@ in
lebter 3eit INN bic bel Mlegrete unb y.
Yebrito itebenben S0beralttentruppen
unb UNI bic tatti19en Chamber Der &ez
acknowledgment, pel4e Die @egner aug
ibren @tellungen 9er%ausorangen polz
len. BUR @ntiebung bon Mlegrete JUDI
ten General 9pppolito init 5000 Mann
DON urug1aDana, b. t. BON We1ten ber
unb eintge taalienb Munn BON @acequp,
b. /. BON 81 ten fer bic TDDeralt1t ten
5mi19en atpei Seuer gu betommen.
@lei93eittg bereitete General Seues, Der
Oberbefeblsbaber Der Regierungstrupz
pen, tn 8age einen neuen MngrtHsberz
iu9 gegsn bic f00erulttii&e 9auptz
ma9t bor. bluff beioen Seiten piro
anbauernb ftart geriiitet. Mus ben
Norbitaaten ridden forttpdbreno neae
&ontingente 8umbestruppsn auf ben
Rriegsi&uuplab; unb bic T0beraltlten
5ieben iiberal, mpbtn lie toml11e11, i6rs
Mnbdnger ON ii4, nobel t6nen a1erz
btnos bic Grage Der 8emaHnung
@@mierigtetten gu bereiten i@eint.
9ie 0eretntgten 8un6es< un6
@taatstruppen 3dblen 9eute itderli3
mebr als 10000 Mann, bic 60oeraliz
iten bebaupten 5000 Manr rnter
Waffsn gu 6aben. Was bic Iusbeb@
nrt1rg beS eigentlthen &rtegsi&auplaz
bes betrtFt, 10 lit bic gan3e @ren3:
region ols etn FOLDER gu betra@ten. 8ei
Saguarao, .. pebrito, upamarot3,
Mlegrete, @ao 8orjo unb peiter na9
Morben umb Norboften baben it& iberz
all TDberaltiten ge3eigt, aber ite f4eiz
nen ii& Big iebt muir in Der @umpfrsz
gior bes oberen Sbicubb erfolgret4 feitz
ge1ebt gu babem @on bort aus bebroz
6en fife 1a9 alien @i9tungen FIN bic
bon ben @egnern beiebten Srte. Mn
Der argentini1 9en unb ber tutbarinenz
Ter @ren3e foGen ie 1i@ 6tsber nirgenbs
buuernb baben balten t0nnen. Die
pereinigten &egierun9struppen balten
ben 6aupttbeil Der f0oeraltitii4en
@tellunoep bur9 1tarte Sc ebungen in
8age, g. @obriel, Gacequp, g. Staqup,
urug1aDana uno QiDramento umrinz
gelt, pbne jebo9 bic tpeiten 3mii&enz
rdume 5pi14en bie1en Sr:ea flllen gu
fDnnen.
9ie Gampos iinb perDbet. Das 8ieb,
mel6es bielelben ionit belebte, 1T ib:r
bic @ren3e na4 uruguap peggetrtebe:1.
Die @itoncias iinb tbsils nteberge<
brannt, tbetls innerlt4 bermiilt Ser
Met1 enoe, Der gu einem lol4en 2anbz
baui e tommt, finbet inpenbtg in Ser
me1unq iiberQeQanqene Qei9nan1e ION
The herald., 1893-10-04
coon rEmPLARs-
The State Grand Lodge in Session ut
Santa Barbara.

The State Grand Lodge I'm Session ut
Santa Barbara.
SANTA BARBARA. Oct. 3--The grand
lodge of the Independent Order of Good
Templars isin session in this city. Every
county in the state ie represented, and
the list OF delegates is large. The fret
meeting was held in Grand Army hall.
B. HI. Hoag, G.. G. T., presided. Almost
the entire session was taken up with
the hearing of the report of the creden-
tials committee. 1t was decided to hold
a session under the dlstrict lodge degree.
This afternoon the annual reports of the
grand officers were read, and the order
was shown to be in prosperous condi-
tion. The city gave the delegates a.
formal reception at Grace church to-
night. The address of welcome was
given by Councilman G. NJ. Gidney,
with response by Chief Counsellor
Kaizenstein. An interesting programme
was rendered and cordial welcome
given the guests. Thursday morning
the election OF officers will be held. For
grand chief templar tive candidates are
mentioned-Theo. D. Knousse of Glen
dale, and A. F. Baker of Gait, Sacra-
mento county. The headquarters OF the
lodge. have been established at the San
Marcos hotel, where the prominent
officials and a number OF delegates are
stopping. The meeting will continue
throughout four days. All the sessions
are secret. There are on the roll 280
delegates, and nearly all are present.
The herald., 1893-10-04
.p.AMAGk.Ar PENsAcoLA.
The Worst Storm Experienced Thoro In
Twenty Years.

The Worst Storm Experienced Thorc In
Twenty Years.
PENSACOLA, Fla Oct, 3.-The most
destructive storm Pensacola has ex-
perienced in 20 years began at o'clock
yesterday morning and ragged with in
creased fury until late hour in the
evening. Hard rains fell Saturday after
noon and Sunday. At pm. yesterday
the wind began to freshen and the rain
to increase in force. Between 2 and 3
pm. the storm reached the climax, the
wind having reached a velocity of 66
miles an hour. Rain fell in torrents and
swept in binding sheets through the
streets. No loss OF life is reported, but
upon every street uprooted trees. broken
fences and roofess buildings certify to
the storms force.
The large building OF Warren & Co.,
stored with cured fab, was blown into
the bay. The loss is great. A dwelling
and contents was lifted from it's founda
ton and dropped into the bay. The
Portuguese bark Josephine and the Nor
wegian bark Wilhelmina were blown on
the beach, but it is thought both can be
hoatcd. The fishing bark Isabella is
also on the beach. Steamships taking
on cRrgoes ran down to the lower bay
where they had plenty of sea room.
Every stick of timber in the bay was
cast adrift and are now strewn along the
beaches for miles,
Railroad communication is cut off.
The mail train on the Pensacola and
Atlantic road, which left here for Jack
sonville yesterday morning at $3.50.
could get no farther than Bohemia on
the bay shore. and was compelled to re-
turn. Trains on the Louisville and
Nashville also encountered washouts
and were. compelled to return. All tele-
graphic communication WAS cut off be-
fore 10 O'Clock yesterday, and no news
OF the storm could be sent last night.
The herald., 1893-10-04
muRDERED BY EsoUIMAux.
A Government Teacher Killed by Ex-
peIisd Pupils.

A Government Teacher Killed by Ex-
peIisd Pupils.
: SAN Francisco, Oct. 3.-The United
States ship Ranger, which arrived Sun
day from Ounalaska, brought the news
that Harrison r. Thornton, in charge of
the government Indian school at Cape
Prince OF Wales, has been murdered by
Eequimaux. A letter written by the
murdered mans wife, states that she
only saved her life by seeking the pro-
lection of friendly Indians.
Mr.. Thornton was nephew OF ex-
Supreme Court Judge Thornton of this
city, and was a graduate of tha Univer-
sity of Virginia, of which his brother
William "a. Thornton is president.
1t is supposed the murder was COM
mitted by drunken Indians, as Mr..
Thornton had been waging determined
war against the liquor traffic and had
incurred the enmi.y OF the traders and
dissolute Indians. Mr.. Thornton
accused Captain Healy, commander of
the revenue cutter Bear, of conniving at
the liquor traffic, and had complained to
the authorities at Washington.
Later-Thornton was killed by three
young Indians who had been expelled
from the missionary school for misbe-
havior. They called him out of his
house at midnight and shot him. The
murderers fled, but were pursued by
friendly Indians, who killed two. the
third one escaping. Mrs. Thornton, tho
is from Auburn, Me-. is on the way home
on the revenue cutter Corwin.
The herald., 1893-10-04
WENT VERY FAR NORTH,
A Whaler's Near Approach
to the Pole.
The Highest Latitude Ever
Reached by a Ship.
A Government Teacher Murdered by
Esquimaux.
TyrrslI Charged with tho Murder OF the
San Francisco Dynamite Victims.
Pacific Coast News
Gleanings.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
SAN Francisco, Oct. 3.-The steamer
Jeanie, tender of the Arctic whaling
fleet, which arrived from Herschel
island yesterday, brings the news that
Captain Porter of the steam whaler
Newport reached "a degrees north lati-
tude, the most northerly point ever
reached by man. The Newport wintered
at Herschel island, and this summer,
aided by an open sea particularly clear
from ice, worked her way north while in
pursuit of whales to "a degrees, within
six degrees OF the north pole. There
the chip was stopped by ice, but it is
the opinion that had the Newport been
supplied with dogs and sledges, the
north pole could easily have been
reached by travelling over the ice.
The Newport left San Francieco in the
spring of 1892, and wintered at Herschel
island, which is SO degrees so minutes
north, and on the 14Eh of July. 1893,
started northward after whales. She
proceeded to Cape Bathurst and cruised
along the edge of the ice past Prince
Patrick island and then north. The
Newport was formerly coasting steamer
and registers only 2l8 tons. AS re-
ward for her captains daring in going
so far north. she took 25 whales.
The Greedy expedition, which in 1882
reached 83 degrees 20 minutes, has up
to this year held the record for pene-
trating nearest the north pole. The
Newport will epend this winter at
Herschel island with the rest OF the
whaling feet.
Lster-Captain Porter of the steam
whaler Newport now says he is con-
vinced he did not reach as far north as
"a degrees, and that the Greedy expedi-
ton etil holds the record. He says he
made mistake in his calculations at
fret, but ia satisfied be went farther
north than any whaler has gone.
The herald., 1893-10-04
MORNING, OCTOBER 4, 1893.
Isle, but it will be quite safe to wait
until these places are heard from before
erasing them from the gazetteer.
THE STORM AT MOBILE.
Much Damage to Property and Great
Lose OF Life.

Much Damage to Property and Great
Loss of Life.
MOBILE, Ala, Oct. 3-Ostails of the
storm'a are just beginning to come in and,
as feared, the loss Of life in the low
lands east Of the city ia great. 1t will
be fully week or longer before the
story will be fully told. The work OF
cleaning out the sediment from the
stores. deposited by the receding waters,
and the debris from the streets, was
pushed with energy and vigor today.
The steamer Crescent City is beached
two milea below the city. The river
steamers Lee and Lotus were driven on
the marshes high and dry and will
probably be total Losses. The tug Col.
Woodruff was driven in the marshes
and may be foated. The sloop yacht
Annie i. is bottom up, but may
be saved. A number of barges
were blown into the marches.
The beautiful shell road is
almost q total wreck, involving heavy
loss. Between Venetia and Scranton
80 or 40 houses were blown down but no
lives lost. At various towns along the
route IL churches were wrecked. In
Scranton and at East Pascagoula houses
were blown down, stores flooded and
damaged, while at East Pascagoula the
entire beach 10 wrecked. The Losses at
the two points are eaid to reach 5000, 900.
A row boat trip of the marshes made
to-day by an experienced Newspaper
reporter reveals a state of desolation
and death that will almost equal that OF
q month ago at Savannah and the Sea
island. Rt1tuorn would nj aca rha loaa
OF life at 30, but possibly not more than
25 perisbed. Whole families were swept
away and the actual loss of life will
probably never be known. No doubt
the damage in Mobile will reach
quarter of million dollars.
At the upper delta of the rivers de-
bouching into Mobile bay the streams
are reported to be full Of floating bed
ding, furniture and household effects,
showing that the reports of suffering
and death from that quarter are hardly
overstated. So far only one family in
that vicinity is known to have escaped.
In the gardeners district across the
river dwelt % families, whoee houses
we're visible from the high points of the
city, but now only one can be seen
standing; it is believed many lives were
lost there. The home of Stephen Walter
was swept away and Walters wife and
niece, Carrie Wise, were drowned. There
10 only one wire out of the city. No
street cars are running.
At Grand bay. on the lower coast. four
churches were destroyed. At Scranton
five churches and many homee have
been shattered crops are ruined, and
desolation appears on every hand.
The herald., 1893-10-04
THE HEATH TRIAL.
A Motion for n Change OF Venue Heard
by Judge Webb.

a motion Tor OhanGe OF venue dehro
by Judge webb.
FRESNO, Oct. 3.-This morning in
Judge Webb's court, motion was made
for change OF place Of trial in the case
of the people against Richard 8. Heath,
charged with the murder of L. B. Nc
Whirter. The motion was made upon
affidavits. and the attorneys for the
defense asked and were granted permis-
sion to file additional affdavits. The
court then gave the prosecution until
October 10th to file an answer and the
case was continued till that time. In
support of their plea for change of
venue, counsel for defense filed volum-
inous affidavits, all to the effect that
public feeling was SUCH in Fresno coun-
ty that a fair and impartial trial could
not be obtained in said county. Heath
declares in his affidavit that he is not
only innocent of the murder of Me-
Whirter, but is absolutely without any
knowledge as to how be died and knows
no facts that can in any way pertain to
McWhirter's death. He says that DUR
ing McWhirter's lifetime ne and Nc
Whittier were close and attached
friends.
The herald., 1893-10-04
sENATE PROCEEDINGS.
Apparently Endless Discussion OF til,
Repeal KflI.

Apparently Endless Discussion OF tho
Repeal Biii.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 3.-When the fall
of the -president's gavel announced
the senate to have met this morning,
there were only a few Repu blicans in
the chamber. Not a Democrat being
visible, the lack OF quorum was called
to the attention of the chair, and after
delay OF 15 minutes a quorum was OBJ
tained. The vice-president laid before
the senate communication from tne
secretary of the treasury giving de-
tailed statement of the exports OF silver
for the months OF July and August.
Dubois introduced bill enabling the
states OF California. Colorado, Montana
and Idaho to support state schools of
mines.
Morgan offered en- amendments to
house bill No. /, the Wilson repeal bill,
III Tie &C: 6. 6. :, 1857, 10 DO
in force.
The bill to repeal the sherman law
was then laid before the senate.
White OF California said he had ex-
amined carefully the Bankers' Magazine
Of August, 1878. and had found that tho
The herald., 1893-10-04
THE FRISCO DYNAM1TER.

Chief Crowley Thinks Tyrrell Is the
Guilty Party.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 3.-Chief of
Police Crowley has decided to formally
charge John Tyrrell with the murder OF
the four men killed by the dynamite
explosion in front OF Curtin's boarding
house. Two men have testified that
they saw Tyrrell acting in suspicious
manner just before the explosion, and a
cable-car gripman has positively identi-
fed him as one OF three men who
boarded his car carrying q valise labeled
"Axel Sorensen," which was found
loaded with dynamite,
The herald., 1893-10-04
GATHERING THEM IN.
Two More Chinese Laborers Arrested al
Riverside.

Two More Chinese Laborers Arrested at
Riverside.
RIVERSIDE, Oct. 3.-Two more China
men were arrested here today by Deputy
United States Marshal Faris, on war;
rants issued by Judge Ross of the dis
trict court. The men were ranch hands
and were taken into custody while at
work. The officer left with the prison
ers for Los Angeles as soon as the ar
rests were made. The arrests caused
considerable commotion among the dem
izens of Chinatown who had begun to
think they would not be molested again.
This makes IL arrests in this city and
more warrants will be secured in day
or two.