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TIE LOST NARoNic.


A, Bottle Containing a Note From One Of
the Crew Picked Up.
NORFOLK, Va, March 3E~ VIM. John
son, the winter watchman at Ocean
View, Va, summer resort near tho
mouth Of Chesapeake bay, Wednesday
afternoon picked up on the beach at
that place champagne bottle with
several corlSs tied about Its neck and
with letter inclosed giving alleged In
formation from one of the crew Of tho
sinking Of the White Star limo steam
ship Naronic. The letter was:
$40 A. Nj. FEBRUARY 10
S s. NAnoNIC WHITE STAR LIsE SEA.
TO VINO PICKS THIS UP: Report when you
find this 10 our agents n not heard Of before,
that our ship Is fast sinking bcneath the waves.
and In such o storm that we can never live In
the small boat, One bnat has already gone with
hcr human cargo below. God LEI all OF Us live
through this
We were struck by an iceDurg IN a binding
snow storm and hoated two hours Now 1t Is
3:2o a. m. by my watch, and the great ship Is
deck level with the sea. Report 20 the agents At
Broadway, New York. NJ Kersey 3 Co Good
by alt JOHN OLSEN, Cattieman.
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WASHINGTON, March Silt is re-
ported that Editor J. @. shanklin, Of
the Evansville lInd Courier, is being
seriously considered for the position OF
public printer. Representative Outh-
waite IS yet pushing Editor Wetzel, Of
the Lancaster fO.l Democrat.
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cncAoo, March ST. II. Dickinson, .
horseman from Burgin, KY, was In
viegled into hallway on Dearborn
street, knocked down and robbed Of
sEo5O Wednesday night BY Maggie
Brown, Ncgress. The woman began
to spend money so freely afterward
that her arrest was easy. Most Of tie
money was recovered.
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MADISON. wis, March 81. Ex-Mar-
shall w. b. Atkinson. 81 Stoughton. az.
raigned in the municipal court Wednes-
day morning, charged with incendi-
arism, pleaded not guilty. It Is alleged
that he has set over twenty fres in that
city in the past two years
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DuHUoUE. Ia, March 81 Irene Wor-
rel, one Of the celebrated Worrell sis
tors and now an actress IN Chicago and
a sister OF Mrs Geo Knight was in-A
Asred BY falling down the opera house
blairs some time ago and Wednesday
was awarded 5000 damages.
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rrneMrIter nal,ia.. -. y.

New YoRK, March Si-The CONT.
mental Trust Co, Of New York, has in
hand the business Of effecting consol-
idation Of six Of the greatest type
writer companies in this country on a
basis Of $50. 900. 900 Capitalization
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TACOMA. Wash. March 81. The
Farmers Alliance Of Washington has
located large cooperative warehouse
hers. from which members will ship
their grain This Is the only one in the
northwest
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a De.auIter slips ont.

BUFFALo, N. Y. March 81. Charles
#. Tones, local manager for the Amer
lean Preserve Co. has disappeared.
leaving letter confessing that he is a
defaulter. The amount OF his shortage
Is between $40, 600 and $4,000.
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Sill .I.eoI.Ing Ior ! I,e .Ioa com,mI..Io- q.

SIM I.eoIsing Tor re sion commlssIose Or.
WASHINGTON, March 81 President
Cleveland continues to be worried over
the commissionership Of pensions The
Office is practically vacant The secre-
tary OF the interior. has, at the direc-
ton Of the president. placed upon the
Office such restriction that little work
can be done The issuance Of pensions
isconfined to certificates already made.
Few cases arc being disposed Of, and
little win be done till a new commits
sioncr Is named
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10 Succeed liIs rather.

LONDON, March 81. Members Of the
SpurgeonS tabernacle have decided to
ask Thomas Spurgeon, son Of the late
pastor, to occupy the tabernacle pulpit
for twelve months. beginning July
next
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ANNEXATION.
Japa +. 1t Is said, Is After the Hawaiian Is.
lands.

iHnds.
WASHINGTON, March 31--The an
nouncement that Japan wants 10 annex
Hawaii has attracted considerable at
tention among congressman. Elk.
pressions favorable to annextson to the
United States are now heard from those
who have opposed the proposition. II
Is conceded upon every hand that to
back down from the position we now
occupy on the islands-to lower our
flag from the palace willSnot only be
an acknowledgment that we were In
error. but that this government Is fickle
II not cowardly and faltering. It is
suspected that the talk OF Japanese
control Is an English move and 1t Ii
squirting up our legislators, many Of
whom are growing anxious for the re-
port that is to come from Special Agent
Blount
1t Is believed that Mr. Blount will
make SHINE kind Of preliminary report
upon which the senate can take action
before 1t adjourns and that the presi-
dent will not dismiss the senate till he
hears from Mr.. Blount. A protectorate
is likely. Should any step be taken by
japan, England or any other foreign
power to annexthe Sandwich islands
this government would protest 1t Is
bound to secure at least d neutral adj
ministration OF the affairs of the
islands. More interest is being taken
In Hawaii inst now than has been
shown since the Inauguration Of Presi-
dent Cleveland.
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Lovers. Quarrel Causes suicide,

fNDIASApoLIs. Ind, March 81 Miss
Sadie Mills, aged 20, shielded with laud-
anum, after quarrelling with her be-
throthed.
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BELaRADEy March ST. The sultan
has invited Queen Nathalie and the
young King Alexander TO visit him at
an early date.
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CIIIcAfo, March 81. An incoming
northwestern train brought news to
Chicago Wednesday morning Of the
escape Of Harvey Leonard. q counter
fciter undcr sentence. Deputy United
States Marshal chesney, Of Tacoma,
Wash, was taking him with four other
prisoners 70 the Detroit penitentiary.
when he jumped from the train near
Colo, Ia There the train was running
thirty miles an hour
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,xY.NTEp 800 Gents suits 10 clean at 81 %
&, Nv suit New Process. Steam and dry
cl4aBipg. j. cORDNER, South Raleigh street,
near new JAIL
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4 baltimore Church Goes Up a FlNmoa.
BALTIMORE. March 81. Barnabas
Episcopal church. Eiddle street. near
Argyle avenue, was destroyed BY fire
shortly before daylight Wednesday
morning. The rector. Rev. Jos Fletcher.
estimates the loss at sf0, 900. The build
ing was valued at SIS, 00o and the con-
tents at about $500 The destroyed
property is insured for sl7.5oo.
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FAEE KNOWN YOUR Wants
This Column is Read BY Over 5000
People Every Evening.
RgsT AND CHEAPEST COLUMN.
s,.,,ions, Help Wanted, For Sale, For Bent, Lost
Found, strayed Of Stolen, To Buy, Sen
Or Exchange Make ii Known.
RgsT AND CHEAPEST COLUMN.

.,y1.l.n GOOD reliable colored girl 10
& Nv ,.s,rk IN Kitchen. Good pay and steady
I'M AppIy 1t Hosiery Mill nearR. \ q
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,,oR KENT. From April ist brick house. cor
ner Maple avenue ana Aartin s'rees = q Ap'
as 81 house. =.
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u,liR new and improved Carlisle Shoe Button
and lace for ladies Misses ana ehltg.e ~ Ier
sale only al Homrich's. Si-ih.
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I-3sTER Eggs At Eugene r. IIerring's-
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40 ptX1-store room with cellar and ware
room attached, doors north X. L. Snod-
grasses Il co. Drug Store. ..,.
g;0-5w. WILLIAM F. WILLIAMS,
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MASTER rigs at Eugene Z. Heriing's,
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MASTER Rabbits at Eugene E. Herring's.
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q m yor HAPPY r, ii not go to the
A Great Muslin Sale, and you will go home
plsased Is death, at g. p. IIERRING'S, corner
Queen and Martin streets
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9aS YcnfonS 8urcau bat

iebr uiele Pe%miiondre I'M san;eu 9anbe,
welde Dem 0eleee pom 81. Stunt 1890
9emaB Yenlioneu be;iebeu, in &enntn;B
9eiett, oaB ibre Yeniionen aui so Sage
lujpenoirt weroen wiir6en uno baB lie
wdbreno oiei er j3eit bic @riinbe an;uees
ben 1aben, aus benen ibre Yeniionen
wciter bcSablt weroen l~olen. Die Be>
weiie, melde eriorOerli9 iino, nm gu
perbinoeru, oaB ie 9ansli9 uon Den
penlionsliiten 9eitriden werben, iino
cine BON swei ;3eu9en untersei9nete 8ez
l9eini9nns zines a6tbaren 9lrSte5, baB
Der Penliondr our9 torperli9es 2eioen,
wel6es CT lid ni9t our1 Nusi9me,i un>
gen lelblt S~uge;o9en bat, uer9inoert lit
81, arbeiten. @enn Elm Yenliondr biez
ier NuHoroerun9 ben Peuliousbureaus
binnen so Sosen feline 8ea9tuns i6enft,
miro CT Don Der Yen lionsliite 9ejtri9en
werSen. Salts er ober Sic seiorberte
Sci@eini9uns einrei@t, Damn miro ct
gum 3wede Der llnteriu9ung ieines GU
Dor Die locale drstli3c Commit
iion selooen weroen.
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sur @eniise seist, mas bas Solt 81
tbun seneiat 1T, wenn bic @'elomeni6ea
oes Sitens unb Guropas auf ibren.
Gorbaben beiteben. Gr iaste: r8enu
bic @eloma6t uns ibre YoI,tit sufs
swin9en wiu. weroen mir iBr b%e9e9nen
uno IS lit melt beiier. bab 8lut HieBt,
ais bag uniere nationalen Treibeiten
~serit0rt weroeu. SIS lit nidt wabr, oaB
bic Ser. Staaten ni9t inn Stanoe iinb,
ibre &esierunsspulitit pbne bic 3uitims
mun9 oer auswarti9en Ma@te bur6suz
fiibren. @enn mir cine Yrouin; elmer
europdiiden Munardie iino, bann mill
len mir cine anhere &euolution babeu,
abermals 81 ben @afiem 9reifen uno mir
weroen iie9eu. @enn Der &ries uns
aui9eorun9en miro, weroen MIR cine
melt 9r0Bere Nrmee britii@er Eories
nod 9~aliiar ienben, ais IN ere Goruds
ter na3 Dem &eooIutionstriese oortbin
ianeten. Der &ries bat be9onnen. Gs
1T oerielbe &ries, Der itets 9esen 0rud
uno Sprannei sefibrt wirb, TIM bic Treiz
belt Der Meni@beit gu b%ewobreu." Mebs
anoere &ebner, %oaruntsr iosar9ti9z
ter, duBerten ii@ in dbnli9er @eiie.
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STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTYOFBROWN.
Oss.-1n Probate Court, Special Term. July 10.
1893.
deceased.
Roth setting forth the amount OF personal estate
that has comeinto e rhands, the disposition there
OF, and how much remains undispOsed Of; the
amount OF debts outstanding against said de-
ceased, as far as the same can be ascertained; the
legacies unpaid. and a description OF all the real
estate, excepting the homestead, OF which said de-
ceased died seized, and the condition and value of
the respective portions or lots thereof; the persons
interested in said estate with their residences; and
or part of the real estate of Henry A. Roth, de-
ceased. And 1t appearing by said petition that
there is not sufficient personal estate in the hands
Of said administrators to pay said debts. the leg
acies or expenses of administration and that it
il necessary for the payment of such debts, Legal
cieS or expenses to sell all or part of said real es-
tate,
1t is therefore ordered. that all persons inter-
estcd in said estate appear before this Court on
Thursday. the 10th day OF August, A. d. 1898, at
3 O'Clock 7. NJ. at the Court House in New Ulm
in said County, then and there to show cause (if
any there BEL why license should not be granted
to said administrative to sell so much of the
real estate OF said deceased as shall be necessary
to pay such debts, legacieS and expenses.
And it is further ordered, that this order shall
be published once in each week, for three success
sive weeks prior to said day of hearing. in the
FoRTsCHRITT a weekly newspaper printed and
published at New Ulm in said County.
Dated ut New Tim the 18th day Of July A. d.
1893.
BY the Court: T.. =. BERTRAND.
IL. 81 20 Judge OF Probate.
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y, NJ eritamitme GrnteauSN@.
ten.

Die sc. .. @orlb" bat bur1 ibrt
Gorreiponoenten auf telesrapbii1em
@e9e iebr eiu9ebenoe Seri9te ein9esos
gen iiber bic grnteuerbaltniHe lit ben
weitli6en, nuroweitliden uno Gacifics
Staaten, iowie in Canada unb Manitos
ba. Dieie Seri6te, welde elm ,ebr aus
i6aulides Silo pon Der az erwartenbem
Grnte 9eben, benen Is ameritanil9e
Staaten uo1itanoi9 unb aus mebreren
anoeren brinsen iic 9ru9itude, bic es
immerbin erm0sli@en. ii@ einen 9esriii
BON oer Gage Der oprti9en Tarmer 81
MAIDEN. Nui @runo Der Sniormation,
bic ibr aus nidt weniaer ais 700 9otas
litaten su9e9ansen lit. lit bic vBorlo"
81 folsenoen ie3s S@liien selanst:
y Die @eisenernte bleibt melt unter
benz Dur@idnitt.
p 0ieM aisernte lit enorm unb mirb,
wenn bas @etter 9initis bleibt, bic
sr0Bte werben, bic ie 81 Omen
mar.
81 9afer, &os9sn uno @erite iteben
gut uno ueripre9en cine quite Grhte.
~ 9eu lit iberaQ iiber benz Dur@>
i@nitt.
y Oie Obiternte lit I'M NQsemeinen
i9le9t uno in pielen TaQen elm totaler
MiBerfols.
g SIM @anSen iinb bic Terbaltni1e
in ben Nderbauz@ e9enoen 9iinitig, bic
Grnteausf6teu ous9eSei6net uno bic
Tarmer boiinun9suoll uno suten Mu>
Ties.
DaB Ser @eiSen feline auSu9ute Grnte
wiirbe, oas mar na6 Dem i1wez
rem Winter, Den mir binter uns Daben,
nibt anbers 81 erwarten. Nm S9limmz
lten bat Der Weisen in &anlas 9elitten,
mo- ct in nabe;u oreibi9 Counties 10 gut
1pie 9anS oarnieoerlie9t. Die &c ammts
Wei;enernte pon &mnlas mirb I'M uol(e
60 proSent binter Dem 0urdi9nitt suz
ridblei6eu, 9as bepeutet einen Ser
luit BON uierji9 Millionen 8uibel ouein
in &an las, oenm &anlas gilt ais Der
9r0Bte Wei;enltaat Der Union, wenn
nibt Der 9anSen Belt. 2ebteS Sa6r
belief ii@ feline Erobuttion oui mebr ais
70 Miuionen 8uI5el. Su SQinois,
Mi6ouri uno anoeren Staaten bat Der
aus berlelben llrla9e, wsnn
audi nibt in bem lelben MaBe, wie in
9clitten.
Mu9 Die Maisernte l9ien bur9 BE
Idle9ten Bitterunssperbaltnile seiabr=
bet uno bic Tarmer 9aben ii9 i6limmen
Q eior9niien bin, auein na@ ben Beri@z
ten Der vBorlo" lit Sic @efabr jest
uoriiber unb Sic Grnte uerlpri9t cine
3eraoe;u rieii9e 81 werben.
l1n6 Der 9uten Grnte in Nmerifa jtebt
eine iebr i3le9te lit europa seseniiber,
10 baB ii3 inherent Tarmer fir ieinen
ein gutter Marft er0finet.
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Gr=Sprc6er Crisp, ber befamntz
lid wieoer Ganoioat fir oas Mmt 1T
uno bisber ein Treuno Ser Silberirei>
pra9un9 mar, bat in lester 3eit bel
Gleuelanb uno III @albin9toner Momin1>
ltrat'onsfrciien 10 uiel umber9eidwdn>
Selt, baB ct iid weigertc, feline Steuun9
gum @ioerruf oes Sbermans@ eleees ;u
ertlaren. 9fa3oem ii9, wie es ben
Eru9i@ein bat, Die 0m9e sum Na@z
tbeil Der NnDan9er Ser Silberpra9un9
9ednoert babcn, BARI es ni@t iiberra>
i@en, oenlelben belnnddit inter Den
lautelten @e9nern Der Silberantautsz
Bill su finbcn. IS lit bas 10 Strsbeart.
(8blt.)
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4Ibcrt Curtin

vNoro CALIFORNIA 9erolo" III fol9enoer,
ni6t melt f%ebl9ebenoen, tur5en Nusz
lailun9 iber Bic jcti9e 6%inansla9e bes
Hanoes uernebmen: SIS lit gum 9aden,
nit wclder @i@ti9tbuerei bic Setter
Der Nation" Die sesenwarti9e Jiman;z
triiis b%ebanoeln. sic tbun, ais o6 Bic
@elebrtbe,t oes Sobrbunoerts oaSu mo-
tbi9 lei, nm bic llrla@e oieier &riiis 81
eriori9en. Waren iic feline 9umbus9er
ODER Mammons>D icner, 10 miroen iie
ebrli6 unb ofien %betennen: Die 9esenz
wdrti9e &noppbeit ees @el0marttes uno
Die oaraus reiu(tirenoe @eldaftSf lauDeit
lino tirnitl.@ berbei9eiiibrt burd cine
;ur @ntwertbung bes Silbers o%r9aniiirte
@eri9worung Ger @olbtaier Guropa's
mnb Nmcrita's. IS lou wieoer einmal
Elm MiQionemraub am Nolt %besan9en
weroen. Dies bas vuner9riinolt3e
@ebeimniB."
Bic N9itation 6er io;ialoemotratiz
i9em Eartei in BET S@weiS fir yoltsz
initiatiue, wel@e bas 9te9t auf Nrbeit
9eletli3 9arant,rt, nimmt riiiti9en Sort
gang. Die bier3u n0tDiseu so, 600
llnterldriiten iinb bereits iiberl9ritten
uno biirften bic 53obl BON SO, 1000 erreiz
1cn, lobalo bic III oQen &ontoncn aus
aesebcnen llnterlGriftenbo9en iammts
lid guild iino. Die 9eieesebenoen
&0rperi@aftcn bes S@weiser Bunoes
weroen ii6 allo bemnadlt nit bielem
wi@ti9en @eietesuoriGla9 gu bel@afti>
gen baben, Der, wenn i@lieBli6 pom
Golte an9enommen, einen %beoeItlamen
Marfitein in Der iosialpolitii@en Gnt:
widelun9 Der tleinen ytcpublit biloeu
miro.
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Sc naber ber Sag BET Gr0finuns Der
Grtrolibun9 oes Gon9reies beranriidt,
beito lebbafter seitalten ii6 bic Nsitas
tionen fit un6 se9en Treililber. Die
Neiirlporter pom @olo laiien ni@ts un>
periu9t ii@ unter ben GonsreBmitsliez
bern Nnban9er 81 ueri@aiim uno re@z
men bereits nit uouer Si@erbeit oaraui,
baB oas Sbermanz@ eiee wioerruf EN-
merbe. Die Silberz&eute iinb aber aud
ni6t miiiii9 uno uberau int 2anbe inoen
entbuliaitil@e Geriamml1nsen unb Gons
petitioner itatt. IN wel@en ener9ii6 9e>
gen ben Wioerruf proteitirt wiro. 60
fanb lebtcn Donneritas in Des Moines
in Soma cine itortbeiu@te Maienuerz
ionmluns itatt, in wel9er 8ei&line
3u @uniten Der Treipra9un9 Don Sill
bet 9eiaBt wurben. @eneral Weauer,
wel6er bel ber Ser ammlung ;use9en
mar, %betonte, baB menn bet Democratic
i9c GongreB bas Sbermam>@ei ;u>
riidnebme, niemo(S mebr ein Democratic
i6er Gonsreb sewablt weroen miiroc.
Sn Deaucr, Gol., fanb let3te @o@e
cine Convention ber Stuots>S ilbcr> yiqa
itatt, mel9e Don et,pa 1000 0ele9aten
aus alien E9eilen bes Staates belu9t
mar un6 in wel@er iib Elm nidt miBsuz
per teben6er Meinunssausoruf 81 CT
fennen CAB. @ouuerneur @oite bielt
bel oieier @ele9enbeit cine nit 'sroBen1
Beifau a1fsenommene Nnipra@e, wel@e
revolutionary tlin9en mag, abcr bod audi
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Gine MiQion GrcmnSe.

Scn 6er Notb ertcnnt man ieine uobrel
Vreunbe, unb cine WiQion Meui6em baben
eineu iol6eu wabren Nreuao III Or. Sings
9teuer Gntoetung 9e9e1 @us;ebrun9, @niten
uno Grtaltungen 9%cfunoen. ySenn Oh Bic
les srobe6ulteumittel nlemals 9ebrau6t bait,
10 miro cine Yrobe Did iib%er;eu9el, boB es
III alien Sauen Don Sals=, Sutitz uno 2un=
sentranteu wunberbare Seiltrdite belitt. Sc
De Slal6e lit %9arantirt, alles 81 pnQ5riu9eu,
mas beanlpru6t wirb, ober bas @elb wirb
suriiderfattet. Erobeflai6en fret iu 8. W.
81 liens Npotbefe. @roBe Tlal9eu so Gents
ll1b ST. 1
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DR.. STRICKLER,
Wr5t It, &mmpar5t,
office II. @obnun9 1T G0bues @ebGube,
Gde minne1ota uno ?. Uor6 itrafe
New Ulm, Mimi.

STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OFBROWN.
Oss.-In Probate Court, Special Term. July 10,
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Clue tdbcmbi6e Grncnumn0.

Inter obiser lleberidriit brin9t BIZ
rSQinuis Staatsieitun9" wel9e ibren
She'll reoli9 oasu bei9etra9en bat, @ros
per Glcuclano aui ben YrdIoentenitubl
All erbeben, einen Nrtitel, Der redt beut>
lid ,eiat, wie unbeSa6t uno riidii9ts>
los beg Yralioent oft in Der Seietun9
pon Nemtcrn ueriabrt. Die vStaatsz
,eituns", welde es ieitber taum Der
Mibe wertb bielt gu erwabuen, baB
Gleuelano, Der jsine @abl bod namentz
lid ben Osutiden uerbantt, iat nur
0eutide nit ilbiid tlinsenoe Namen
fit Ncmter ernannte, i9reibt uber bic
Grnennuns zines aewiHen Serreu gum
ameritanii9e geianoten in Der Siirtei
Tolsenoes.
vNts Die srauiise Sbat oes Sobn
@iltes 8ootb sei@eben mar, ipra@en
aud ale &e%beueniiibrer uub Die meilten
anoeren &ebelen trct bes nod 9limmens
ben 9ailcs aus Der chen 81 Gnoe sebens
Den &riess;eit, ibr Gntieten uno ibren
Nblbeu aus. limb lie meinten oas nm
10 auiri6tiger, als iie iebr wo6l fiiblten,
baB Der Siiben in Dem 9roBmiitbigen
grdGoeuten yincoln leinen belten Treunb
perloren bate.
0o mar Elm teranii9er Gebeq Sea-
mems Ierreu. ssSn leinem 9aB 9egen
bic neuc, pon Der Stlauerei beireiten
Union, 500 CT es Dor, Der ltntertban Ell
ner auspdrtisen Monar9ie 81 weroen.
Gr ~lclitete benz pon @iapoleon III. ben
Meritonsrn auf9eorunsenen v&aiier"
Scar ben llntertbonencio uao ct wuroe
elmer Ser 8eoisuiteten belelben. 3us
9lei6 perberrli9te er in einem i9wullti>
gen @soi9ts ben M6roer yincoln's ais
cinen uniterbli@cn 5eloen, ais einen
Martyrer Der Trei5eit, ais einen bel>
beumiitbi9en gert5eioiser Ser @elt 9esen
einen erbarmun9sloieu Nero.
Oieien Ierrel bat Fra iioent G(euez
Lamb tiirsli9 gum qmerifanii9en Sc
ianbten in Ser Siirtei semodt.
IS mar bies audi cine pllmpe Se(ei>
bi9un9 Ser mcritanil@en 9%fepublif.
GerreQ, welder nad Dem SturSe bes
meritonil4en &a iierrei3es na@ Geras
suriidfebrte, bielt namli3 I'M pori9en
Sabre in Der teranii9en Staatsbauptz
ltabt Nul tin beim Gmpian9e BON Ser
treterh Ser meritaniiGen &epublit cine
abideulide S@ma6reoe se9en bieie.
luo ser meritanii@e @elanote in 8az
ibinaton uerihwie9 iein Gritauen bar
iibsr, baB elm iol@er Menl@ einc bers
porragenbe Stele III Der ameritanil9e
diplomatic erbielt, our9auS ni4t.
Ton Dem sreuli6e'' g'eoi3t Gerreu's
muBte Glepelano, ais er bieIe Grnennun9
madte, boffentli9 ni3ts. Sett aber,
oa ballelbe mieoer betannt 9emoroen 1T.
fat CT Die u%nbeoin9te Vcrpfli@tuns, Die
Grnennung %aufsubeben.
Ginen S9anOterl, Der aus SAP 9e9en
bic Union ben Spei&el bes v&ailers"
Scar lette, 9lei@seiti9 aber ben Meuz
delm0roer bes eolen liucoln ais einen
G0lterbei refer beian9, BARI Die Nation
ni9t sum Gertreter baben, AUDI ni9t
beim @roBtirten."
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-07-20
tutmucrnmerun0

Ole neuliden starmidaecn baben seseist, oaB @erz
,iderln9 9e9en Sdaoen Don ySinoNurmen unb 1orna>
bocs geraoe 10 notbwcnoi9 lit, als sesen 6euer uno Sliss
idaoen, uno i'd made bebbalb oaraui auimertlam, bab
i'd Eolicen in ben Suuerldi1isiten Seieuidaiten 81 10 biz
lisen Vreiien aui |. 3 ODER 5 Sabre ausiteuen Fam, baI
Niemauo bic serin9e Wussabe ideucn iolte.
W III. g aeuper.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-07-20

SIM ut@en &ei9sta9e 1T Sic
amcn6irte Militdruorlo9e pailirt unb
Ser &ei6sto9 fat ii@ 9le,d no@ Yaiz
iirua9 berielben uerta9t.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-03-29
Personal Mention.

Mrs. F. r. Stokes is in Portland to-
day.
]. R. A. Bennett went to Rainier last
night.
George Carmichael, of Salem is in
the city.
DIR. Belt came over from warrenton
yesterday.
Councilman McGregor and wife are
in Portland.
Miss Barrow went up on the Tele-
phone last night
Mrs. Geo. holland is recovering slow
ly from her illness.
Miss Greer is in town from Baker
City visiting some friends. s9
G. b. Hegart came up from the jetty
yesterday and went UP to Portland.
G. b. Hegart, w. McGregor and wife.
]. r. A. Bennett, william Baumgarten.
L. A. Loomis, Mrs. F. r. Stokes. r. X.
winters, and, William Jones went up
on the Telephone last night.
c. w. Syfers, James Crawford. F. K.
Mcintyre, ]. P. Gately, P. Eldridge,
and wife, C. N. Miller. H. p. Flint, L.
r. Flint, P. j. McGowan. Thomas Foss.
r. B. May. NJ. ]. Hunt and wife. N. H.
Webber, A. r. Creigh. ]. N. Taffie and
WIFE F. Hood and wife. A. catlin and
II. Barker are at the occident.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-03-29

The sailor David Wolf, who was ar
rested on Sunday charged with assault
with dangerous weapon on the stew
ard of the British ship Birkdale, was
tried in Justice Cleveland's court yes
terday. c. ]. Curtis prosecuted for the
state. and Frank SpittIe defended the
prisoner. The evidence showed that
the prisoner was drunk. and wanted to
fight anybody on the ship. The stew
ard obliged him by knocking him down
several times on the wharf. and when