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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-09-03

bret S6etle Sped nit eiltem S6eile 6arS
3uiammen uno trGgt bic Wttl6ung nit
elmer 8iirite Dber einem 2appen auf. Die
%fetniten ipie Die 9rDb1ten @egcnitGn6e aus
Sta6L un6 @iien f0nnel1 bamit gel3ubt
merben. Die Salbe ioute immer in 8ez
rettI6dft letn u16 -belonoerS DDr Gtntrttt
beS @itters, bsbor Die @erGt6e aufgeDoben
perhen, in N%ntpenbung fommen. 0aS
0erbiten bes 9toiten beltebt betanntli6
barin, ben Saterltoff Ser 2uft ab5ubalte1,
anb bies 1T ant beiten 3u erreiAen nit
lleber5ieDen Ser 0egenitGn6e nit etnent
6ettfirniB lpte angege6en.
431. Sd m06te Sic eriuc6en, mi:3uz
tbeileu, unter tpelcben 1tmitGn6en bas
@aHeriaufen zines erbibten gferbes fIr
bteieS nabtbeili9 perber tanrt.
Nu9uit gfte6erer, Sn6tand.
9(nttport: 9as SaufenlaIien erbibter
8ferbe lit ~9efGbrlic6, menn baS Bferb
bierauf fte6en blei6t, unb stpar tpesen bet
pl0bli9en M6fiiblun8 beS &DrperS, mo-
Our9 3ittern, 8au6frGmpfe unb 8ruitz
fellent5iinbung entiteben. @enn bas ers
btBte 8fer6 folteS @aiier IGuft, gGet9
6orGuf aber ipteOer in rai6e @a119art perz
lebt wtrb, 10 pflegen bieie @ri6einungen
ttbt ein5utreten. 0aS etngenommene
@aiier erpdrmt itb rai6 in ben @in9ez
tpeiOen unO ninmt beren SemperGtlr an.
0as bette Mittel, erbtBte unb in ben Stall
9efiibrte 8ferbe pbne S9aOen 81 trGnfen,
beitebt barin, ibnen, beion6ers int Som>
mer, tuarmes @alier Dor3uleben. 2aueS
Waiier lit efelerre9eno unb tptrD nur un>
germ anQenOmtmen. WdrmeS Bai1er lit
iebr geiuno unb bef0rbert ltetS Die S6Gttg1
felt Der @ebdrme. Bfer6ebeitber, ipelbe
bas angeregte 8erfabren beobabtet baben,
iteIen fef, OaB in ibrem Staa tnnere
&ranf6etten gu ben Seltenbctten geboren.
432. 8itte, geben sic mir Elm einz
facbes 9tecept sur 6eritelun9 BON 6pntgz
9tmonabe an. SuIie 6er3og, &aniaS.
@ntport: 6onige0imonabe tpiro 6iQtg
folgenbermaBen bergeiteQt: 10 Quart
@oIier unb Elm SinfteI Quart 6Onig tperz
BEN aufgefo6t un6 laltDarm nit etntger
@ramm 6efe un6 elmer WtelierlptBe Wetn7
iteiniGure nermilbt. Na9 Oteruno3tpan5lg
StunOen e~ntfernt mani ben Scbaum, 9leBt
bic Sli1it9feit in Slai1en, Derforft Dtclel7
ben unb iteut tie in ben Seller. NHn 5ebn:
ten Sage 1T Die Qimonabe trtntbar.
433. @te bereitet mani cinen 9ltten
9flaumenpein gu? Sb mO5te 1Olcber
aus elmer iiBen 6aferpflalne beriteuen.
&onrab 6ebel, Wfi6t9an.
Mnttport: Man ftsint Bic g fGaumen
aus, serquetl4t bas Sleii9 nno 9ieBt aul
8 8funb orei Quart beiBeS @aiier. gtad
3tpei Gagen preBt man ben Gait aus un6
fiist gu ie 3pei Quart beiielben | YflInf
3uder. Stun bringt man BEN Satt nit
Dem f~iinften I6eile Set ausgeternten UNI
in3tpiibem serqueticbten Stcine III Elm SAB
bas in einem Eaume nit tltDler, 9lelcgs
mGBieer Semperatur 9elager1 ptro. 9te
@Gbrung bat p%olitGnbig 3t ourdblaufen,
nab IL Wonaten wir6 oer Netn 9etlarl
un6 auf Slal6en ge3o9et.
434. G0nnen sic mir ein p%robates
Wtttel gun 8ertilgung beS 1o9enaf1nter
Observation-Disclosures mittbetlen :?
SO. 3arn6orf, SGtnotS.
Qnttport: Our @ertilgutg bes Sba97
teGbatms baben ii9 wieOer4OIte &Ocblal5'
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-09-03

b~iingungen gut betpdbrt. Ser Gblor9e0alt
beS 8o9lal5cs tpirft auf ate Sbabtelz
6alntarten un9iinittg. I'm Die @ultur7
p~flaraen nicbt Dareben ST. i0GOt9e1, Ditrtel1
Sic Sal5gobeu freili9 nicbt concentrirt gez
geben, ion6ern bte @aben Iieber otter
ipieOer6oLt tperOen. Sn 9eringer Wten9e
ongeipenbet, tOnncn ie Den Grtra9 Der
GgIturpflan3en no6 er9O6en.
435. ga bic @lDcertnialbc sesen punbe
uno auf8eiprun9ene !6dnbe uno 9tppen &C.
Elm 10 gutes 6ausmitteL lit, tpilr6en Sic
mir einen 9roBen @efaaen erpeiien, ipenn
Sic MIDI bele9ren poIten, tpie bIeielbe al7
berettet miro.
2outie 6assnotu, Colorado.
NntipDrt: Die SaI6e ipir6 folgen6erz
moBen berettet Sn 60 @ramm iiiBem
Man6elOl tper6ert bel mGBiger @Grme 80
@ramm @alrat6 ut6 5 @rantm petBes
@acbs eei9mol3en. Damn giebt man 80
@rarnm @lDcerin 5t 1no rubrt, bis IS erz
faLtet lit.
436. SD beitbe 60 @a1onen zines
8eines, Der aus falLen Sra1ben 9eponnen
murbe, Der tpebcr bon ielbit flar tpiro, nod
burcb getp06nLide G90nungen rein gu
bef0mmen 1T. BaS ioQ idb tbur, UNI benz
ielben bca 3t maben?
so. Noaf, GaGifornien.
Nnttport: S9pade Sb0nungen pf1egen
in iolcben Sdqen gang ptrtungsLos at
lein. Wtan miro am beiten in toLgel1ber
@etie Derfabren Wtan leBt benz Wein fur
ieoe % @aunnen 1 0efagramm Tanntnz
puGper at, fir pbtge QuontttGt io6tn unz
gefGbr % 9efagr., rilbrt gut UNI unb Derz
abfol9t letnc babe Stunbe ipGter cine Dors
bereitete @eLattnei6Onung, unb 3tpar fur
% 0dlonen Wetn rebnet mani % 0efagr.
fefte @elottne, fir obt9e Wfen9e fobtn
ungefGbr 6 9efagr. 9tele @elatinei6oz
nung lou am beiten Says bor6er bereitet
meroen, inbem mon bic @eIatiretafeln Spiz
I6eu Bapier 3uert 3erflopft, um tletnere
SttGe at erbalten, bic ii6 rai6er L0ien ais
Bic gauge TafeL. 6terauf ner6en bieie
Stiifc in einen Sopf gegeben. IS tpiro l
Quart Q8aiier barauf segDIien un6 OH
elmer tparmem 9tcue am Serb sic @elatine
langiam 3lr 90iung gebraebt. Sefteres
ltmritbren nit etnem &oc6lDfel befOrbert
btes. lleber Jta6t ldBt man bieie Qoiung
nocb itebei1 uilD/ pertpen6et ite an nGdbiten
Sage, nocboeM tie 1-2 Stunben porber lit
Die &Glte btnauSgeltelt tpur6e, 5. b. i'm
8eginne lit, gaQertig SIT erltarren. Sic
fol- aber nod 0t6fiiiiig unb nibt lbon
feit iein, ipeil ite in Oieier biffliiiiigen
SOrnt am beiten tpirtt. Sci Nusfi6rung
Der S6Onung lit 5u bemerfen, baB man pie
Speiie nibt 8lei6 in bas SAB gieBeu bari,
neil ba feline CUTE 8ermii6ung eriDlgt,
ion6er1 man n1uB eini9e@aQonen @ein abb
5iebet, Die Speiie III Oieies abgesosene SAB
gSein gieBen, nit einenn .fleinen S90s
nun9Sbeien (9tutbenbeien) bteie in benz
@eir1 erit pcrtbetlen, 10 baB Ser @ein su
ihdumen anfangt, unb nun erit sieBt man
baS @an3e in bas TaB, fiiut boil unb ldBt
8 Sage abiiben. Den %flarcn, b~Ouitan6ig
lidt getDOrOenen &ein 5iebt man in Elm
frtib 8ei9pefeIteS SAB ab.
N|nfra8en, 6enen nibt Ser
Dolte Same unb @ o6nort oes
6ra8etcIlers b~ctgefGst limb,
WanOern in BEN 9aptertorb.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-09-03

Qtn anOerer Steue OieieS 8latte5 fin6en
Die 2eier einen ~5tpeitcn 9lrtitel iber Die
gSa~lbSuitGnbe ~uniereS Qanbe5, Ser Sugleich
cine 8eibe NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. &~atbic9tdge
bebufs Qlnbdbnun9 elmer Nuf6eilerung un7
ierer Q6GIber cnt6dlt. 9tQen benen, Die
t6erS uno Siun iiir bic Natllr teiiBen, pie
ite inns aus Q8a~IOesgriin entge9en tritt un6
Die ipOhItbdtigen @inliiiie SIT. l9dben
ipiiien, bic Ser @alb auf &lima urc Bic
@~eiunOheit BON Mcniben un6 Sbiere aus
iibt, lit au empfehIen, 6ieie Qtufiabe, bon
oenen Der critic in $40. 81 Der v8eiGage" sll
finben lit, un6 ein peiterer in Der ndcbften
Summer ericbetnen ipirb, aufmertiam gu
leien. Sic itamnen aus Der Sober zines
praftii6en SOritmannes unb beiiBen 0es=
balb nm 10 9rOBeren 8ertb.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-09-03
GanowirtbibaftIibe 8etIa9e
1uinois Stats 6eitun9.

Die Der 9fe6aftion Ser g an6mirtb f.
i1aftlibeu 8etIage" bon alien
Geiten 5uge6en6en 3uihriften, in benen
GrItcre riiGbottloie 2~lncrfentung fiir ibr
eruite5 8eitreben, ba5 8lott fit beiien
2eIcrfrei5 10 lebrreie6 ais m09lt6 Unb
3u eircm SuOerlGiiigen &atbgeber gu
geItalten, au5gcipro6cu pir6, iinb fit 1nS
iebr i4meibelRaIt, oocb sum no1Iitdu>
5 igen Oclin9cn bes guten gScrfeS bebiir7
len pir Der freunbliden ltntcrltiiyun9 aler
praftjiAeu Sarmcr, 8ieb3iAter, SbftgGrtz
uer, Smfcr II. /. 10, ni6t MIR tnioTern,
baB iic auf oa5 @ocbcnblatt Ser ySIinotS
StaatS= 3citun9" %abDnniren, 1onoern ardb,
oaB tie bon Der @inrtdtung 6eS ySprccbz
~idale8" uno bcS p8rtcffaitens" fleiBig 0e@
bvGub macben, iad8emdB be6alOelte Cir
titel itbcr Die peri6iebeneu 53tpeige Oer
9anoz unO SOrit@Q8irtblbaIt unS gut Ser
0fieutlicbung iiberlenOen, bic mir bo, mo-
e5 n0tbi9 lit, germ in cine paIienbe Sorm
fir BEN 9ruG bringen. 9lub lolIte nidbt
Oergeiien iper0en, 6aB Bic p8etlagc" dngez
iicbts i6rer rieiigen Gerbreitlmg inter ber
beutiBen IanopirtDibaF1ti6en uno aub
iuOuitrieller 8euolferung bieies 2anOeS
iicb Dor5ii9Ii1 sum 2lnseigez Mtebium fir
aue iOlde eignet, ipeldbe 9lderbau9erat6e,
.3u9tt6iere, 2Gnbereien, 8ro6ufte II. /. 10.
au Oerfaufen ba6en unO icbneQ &dufer 81
fin6en pltni9en. 0ieie &at6lbldge SIT
befolgen Iiegt I'M eigenen Sntereiie ~unierer
Qe1er.
ollie fir Sic Seilage bcitimmten Mit7
tbeiInngen unb 9lnfragen IinO SIT ric6ten an
q noreaS 6 / III o II,
9tebattenr Der D1anbnirtbi6aitIicben 8eiz
lage".
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-09-03

Die giinitigiten Greebniiie biniibtlib
Der Derfiitterteu Suttermenge purben bo
er;ielt, no Wtais un6 Beisen 81 gleidben
!6GIften 9efiittcrt pur6en. 9ie ndcbit
beiten ReiuItate WurOeu 6ur9 Oas Siittern
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-09-03
Gonowi rtbfdaftIider Brieffaften.

I'm Die NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 8eila9e fit
uniere Qeier 10 lebrretcb unb nubbringen6
ais m0glib 81 geitalten, lit einem ieben
bon i6nen oa5 9tedt eingerdumt, iicb brief
ltcb ODER miinblicb al bie 0tebattton I'm
NuStunft iiber ale i'm lanbmirtblbaftliz
6en 8etrieb lidb aufperfenben Sragen SIT
pen6en un6 itnb oucb 9lntiporten ouf
ir9eno pelcbs I'M 8%rteffaitcn Der0ftentlibz
ten Sragen ertpilni6t, beun es fam ipoD(
feinem .3peifel untermorfen fem, bdB sic
praftii6e @rfaDrung, bic mancber 2anbz
wirtb 9eraoe in iolben SGuen, in benen
I'M 9usfunft gebeten ipirb, geiamme[t
bat, Die ouerbeite 90iung Iolcber Srasen
na9 iicb Su 3ieben Dermag.
Ole &e6attion.
= x
424. Sn Der u0an6m. 8eilase" go. 90
lit aIs %Griabmittel fir &aftee cine septlie
Sop=8obne bei6riebcn, nit mel1er 6err
Gbas. g. 9lump, 0ireftor elmer Yerilcbsz
ltotion in 9ofapette, Sno., erfol9reidbe Ser
lltcbe angeitent bat. &Dnuen sic mir cine
Tirma nenren, tpelcbc bieie Sorte 8pbnen
auf Eager bat. SIT Die German Coffee
Bean, 6ie mir bon Der Sal3er See6 So. in
Ga Groiie, @is., 9eibidt wurbe, Mn6 bic
So0>8obne eir un0 balielbe +?
Srant Bracbier, Californian.
Nnttport: gle tbun am 8eIten, wenn
Sic ii4 briefli6 at 6errr HIumb ipenben
un6 tbn I'M @ngabe einer Suuerldlligen
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-09-03
g6inerfd6e 6etCtge site.

gpltepTcpe PeIt9e StIte.
Oe @nouen 6Rer ellie, bic in gBrthbteit cine 9foYiTe 6s 9olpantbes GhpuS
1T, fOnnen BON Ohober an big Ndr5 9p1on5t wm@n, boben eneu umfon8 bon y bis
IS 3oQ ub treMn Dn 5 bis 10 Sd1GHe, ndbe 0oDen % groBen, mob5nGBen
8lumen nit 0abem Otttepuntt entpifeh, bic un9cmetn mobtdedno fnb. Die
Bhan3e 9ebeDt gut in Ghbhm, ian6gen &o6en, Db Bic erfO9rnbtc Nrt uno @cne,
tie gu neiben, lit Oe BON ben G9nien befO8tG peEbc fe im g8aHer cntiourn.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-04

Carpenter will send the ma rines which are TO 90
duty in Peking to Tien-Tsin. The men will go up
the r5ver In small boats unless the ice prevents
1t IL not deemed safe TO have them march 10
TENTS that part OF China Is infested with
iawless bands of thugs Of the lowest order. Upon
reaching the Monocacy the marines will come
under the orders Of Commander Impey OF that
kessel. Commander Impey has been Instructed
10 make provision for the immediate transporta-
fun Of the guard to Picking Captain Elliot the
Net marine officer of the Asiatic squadron. will
accompany the men to Peking. One junior line
uoncer. proba bly, an ensign from the Baltimore,
will also go with the guard Upon reaching the
Chinese capital the detachment will come under
the general direction OF Minister DENLY, and
afford all possible protection to the Legation in
lease Of assault Under the most favorable condl-
tt.ons, the marines cannot reach "eking III less
than five days
state and Navy Department officials appear to
be less apprehensive to-day as TO the SAFETY OF
Minister DENLY and persons VINO may nave
lsought asylum at the Legation. TWO reasons
lare assigned for the new confidence. The more
important IL that the peace negotiations are max
ing such satisfactory progress that forinai emu
ing OF hostlties will be brought about IN the
!next few days thus preventing the march OF the
Japanese upon Pekng Ii seems 10 be taken ior
granted at the State Department that II peace
kb declared the Chinese in and around fehlhs
Twill not resort 10 violence. Nevertneiess as saia'
sudsty preparations are ~ - -.
Ican marines In Peking Naval ofncers enter tam
the op,nion that Minister DENLY will not be IN
great danger until word is received In PeHing
chat the victorious japanese are marching on tne
capital. They admit that there is ai"ays soii,e
cause for fearing an outbreak in certain paris
bf China against foreigners, but say that an as
eault on the Legation is remote danger so ions
- the japanese not within gun rang. u. e.'e
Notorious troops approach Peking the condltiohs
viii become grave, and Minister Denny saiesS
. matter Of doubt Naval officers are no' San
rnne that peace will result immediately M nsnce
they are anxious that the Baltimore's marines
hhall meet with no obstacles in their progress.
01hcers are not allowed TO critcse the actio,ls a
lof their superiors, but quiet comment was u %
heard at the Navy Department to-day 10 tiie
,shect that the marines should nave pee" !"
Reknf hing ago
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-04
NE SIYS THAT 4 UOMIN SHOT HIM.
A BULLET STRIKES 4 CHURCH MEMBER oN HIS
WAY HOME FROM sERvIcE-A WARRANT
FOR HER ARREST

Andrew J. Russell and his wife. OF Wantagh. L.
T. had a narrow escape Sunday night while on thelr
wav home from church Two shots were fired AT
them one took effect In Mr.. Kusselfs leg. The
wound was a slight and not at all dangerous
Mr. and Mrs Russell attended services In the New
Bridge Methodist Church. 4 little after o'clock
Mr. and Mrs Russell passing n house occupied
by Mrg. LlvnIa Whitcmore and her daughter. MI
Russell saws ne saw some moving about the
ward Then there was a fash from pistol. and
almost Immediately a second. lie says that he rec
ognze1 Mrs Whitemore.
The second bullet struck him In the hip The hrst
bullet he says. whste1 past his head lie crieh
ont. m shot" and he and his wife hurried TO
their home Mrs. Russell says that when the FIRST
shot was fired she looked to whence II came
and saw Mrs Whitemore around the house
on their way home Mr.. and Mrs. Russeil caIlen
a neighbor James Lawrence. who ran for Dr VIII
lam Rhame. II was then thought the wound was
more serious than II was. As soon az the wound
had been examined by the physician and the bullet
taken out Mr.. Russell. accompanied by Mr. Law
renee went TO Mrs. Whitemore's house. and al
though they knocked n number OF times there was
response.
Mrs Whemore and her daughter deny any
knowledge OF the shooting. They say they were IN
he'd long before $50 and did not hear the SHOTS
which were fred. The WhtemOres and the Nus
Russell and Mrs WhtemDre have had number OF
fights and Mrs. Russell thinks the shots were IN
tended for her. Yesterday Mr. tussei oDtaiheu I"
warrant for the arrest Of Mrs. Whitemore
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-04
THE KAISER MAKES TWO SPEECHES.

OPENING THE NORTH SEA AND BALTIC 'NNNH
BRIDGE AND ADDRESSING NAVAL RECRUITS
Berlin Dec 3.-Emperor William to-day opened
the bridge at Levensau over the North sea ana
Battle Canal In his address formally declaring the
bridge opcn the Is aiser recalled the fact that his
grandfather. Emperor William L. began the canal.
and expressed pleasure a. being among those who
had lived 10 witness the completion q. I'M erea'
work
The new recruits for the German navy were sworn
In at Kiel to-day. After the oath had been ad-
rnInlstered Emperor William addressed the recruits
This oath IL sacred. The place where II is taken
also Is sacred. The presence of the alisr hii
"rucsY makes this manifest They signify that
we Germans are Christians, and that az az uhe.'
in every undertaking. and especially IN the srrat-
est OF all the defence OF the FatheIiahu We Na','
Gods glory first. You wear your thlpt.VVl , m,'
form nv il you privileged above other men
and are placed a level with comrades IN r ths
Army and Navy You enter a speclai cdii!h- an
assume special duties. You are enyled bY many
on account OF the coat you wear. Neep II hynol
able and unstaned Think of your oath, thlhh OIL
your Emperor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-04
Rail BONDS or THE COFFINS ALL RIGHT.

INDIANAPOLIS Dec. 3.-There has been some appre-
henson here that the failure OF Cofhn Stanton OF
New-York. would render worthless the bonds OF
Francis and Percval Coffin who were released from
the Michigan City Pententary on supersedeas
after being convicted a charge Of conspiracy 10
loot the Indianapolis National Bank. The oonds OF
the cofns were signed by their brother. of the firm
~ Coffin g. Stanton. The brother is scheduled at
100000 worth OF property above al debts. Judge
Baker says the failure of Coffin Stanton cannot
affect the bonds OF the Indianapolis Coins as the
Court has an ample ndemnifying bond signed by
resdents Of the State and that the brothers name
on the bonds was mere formaliiy and added no
strength to the paper.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-04
. PUSHING ON INTO MANCHURIA.
eARsHAL YAMAGATA's GREAT VICTORY AT ~

sHAN-THE JAPANESE DIET TO MEL
on DECEMBER 90.
Toxic, Nov H. via San Francisco Dec. 3 Corre-
epondence OF the United Press).-The flrst Ai"s'
under Fled Marshal Yamagata Is pushins On mo
Nanchuria Its advance guard reached oiu- en- vi
november H. SIu-Yen is on the ROAD 70 Mounuen'
afty-two miles beyond Fung-Wan. where the chi
nese defence collapsed so signaliy on Oc.'De'
and eighty-seven miles from the Yaloo, where the
battle OF Hu-Shan was fought on October 70 De
jailed accounts show that the character Vi 'ie
nu-shan affair was underestimate orlg'ha'y' -
era sung, the Chinese commander-ih-c"iei' no
toriy-eight regiments posted along the idioo'
mad also twenty regiments OF reserves IN the "a,.1
caty OF Chn-I.en Thus his total force ho''iiiia"'
A00, cannot have been less than 2OOD. AL Hu-
chan the key OF the position. eighteen rcs"e"'S
were massed. During the forty days OF nis Pie'
snce with the troops General sung hao e"u' -
sorty-three entertainments to be consuucteu, '"'''
parapets from nine TO twelve feet high anu '"e''
armament nearly 100 guns The Japanese. some
''v" strong. planned to deliver an attack ny .'e
combined operation of six divisions one CONSISTING
'" artillery, shel.ed Hu-Shan throughout the pa'''e
another forded the Yaoo at Su!-ken-Chah' anu
moved down the northern bank; another attache'
nu-shan from the front. and three others were
snsaged In a hanking movement. Inc Oh'hese
fre surprised to find strong bodies OF the ehen'S
manoeuvring at daylight on their front and HANKS
ane details OF the Japanese programme were exc
se'ed with such clockwork precision. and their com
eanations carried out so perfectly. that In ie"
hours Hu-Shan was carried. the victors loss peins
env thirty-three killed and liz wounded. while the
snnnseished left 100 dead on the fed The suDse
Scrkng blow, has already been told Generai
iSsns appears to contemplate stand at Mo-nien n.
SsAn& town on the Moukden road. slyty-hve mlies
ko!yn OF Fung- Wan. The greater part OF his troops
sMve oeen separated from him and thrown west"aII
ss~~werd New-Chwang, some holding together anu
~vme breaking up altogether.
me Emperor OF Japan has thanked the FIRST Army
no exhorted them boldly to face the climatic suner-
~ w now before them. Marsha. Yamagsta mas re-
49, oeprecating ali praise and ascrlolng the army
4 fSSss5es entirely to the soverelgns virtues. -,
soses:Ss seventh ordinary session OF tne AZ III
~ Diet has been convoked for DECEMBER ~ IN
(. ~. What the session Will bring forth no one
<@94 enough to predict. Until recently there were
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-04
DROWvFD TNDER THE WRECK.
TWO DELAWARE ANp HrpsoN EMPLOYEES LOSE
THEIR LIVES ~ Az ACCIDENT
NEAK rORT nENNY.


THEIR LIVES ~ Az AcCIpENT
NEAR PORT HENRY.
U,bi,ohau y y Dec 3-Train No. on IN" Del
avar. and Hudson Railroad. which lef, Montreal
=, a.lo o'clock this morning. bound for N"w-fork'
was thrown from the track one mil" and hait
north OF the Port Henry tunnel AZ about l'-o 'l"'k
,hts afternoon II was In charge of James hc-
taughlin conductor and the cngue~r was george
Long Tn. train consisted of M1ii and express
car baggaae car. smoking car. emigrhnt car pas
sanger ear and dra s!ss~Fo0m car
The engine dld not leave the track. hut the tender
and tho mail and express went crashing along
an ,mbankmont and plunged into Lake champlain
one end OF the smoker also Wen INTO the ""''r
The emIgrant and passenger cars left the ralls hut
fortunately their momentum was checked ana 'h'y
remained on the bank The drawng-roo car was
only partly deraiied
The express messenger and tho mail agent "e'''
down with their car and were drowned. ana several
others narrowly cscaped the saInc fate number
of persons received injuries and for tire inteh-'
excitement prevailed The list OF 'tsuHiueS J. ~
follows.
QUINN Richard of R,ls'on. y Y. eS7ro's messenger
R0r.sE samuel u rouscs Point y y. mail agent.
coioINi: Ianes ~ Green Island tagsasenan bruised
narrowly escaped being drowned
81 M'LATGIILlN James conductor. - Whi'ehaH' SHFh"}
bruised
PLACE George extra haggageman. slightly bruised.
4 woman. unknown. hand fUghflN cut
None OF fra omigrants. who Nerc NorwegIans ana
SWcdcs on thci- way TO Europe. are known TO nave
been seriously injured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-04
JAPANS TERMS FOR PEACE.

AT PRESENT SHE WILL ACCEPT 4oo.oooooo YEN
AND THE CEssIoN OF THE TERRITORY NOW
HELD-DETERINGs MIssION-CELEBRAT-
ING THE FALL OF PORT ARTHUR
London. Dec. 3.-"The ST. James's Gazette"
prints dispatch to a news agency here saying
that. according to press statements, IL terms of
reaoe between Japan and China are concluded
now Japan will accept indemnity Of 400. 900 900
yen, to be paid in nstalments with the cession
to her of the territory which she now occupies
but in case of the failure of the present peace
negotiations the demands upon China will be in
creased In proportion to the length of time during
which operations shall be carried on. No armis-
tice will be declared unless China sues for peace
and gives pledges for the faithful performance of
her agreement
Shanghai. Dec. 3-Commissioner Dietering who
went to Japan to negotiate for peace. but was re-
buffed by the japanese Government. arrived here
yesterday He says that he was recalled because
the negotiations for peace had passesd into the
hands Of the American Ministers to Japan and
China. He asserts that he held documents en-
powering him 10 negotiate In the name OF the
Board of Foreign Affairs Both statements are
doubted
Toxic. Dec. 3.-The capture OF Port Arthur has
been celebrated everywhere with entertainments
and illuminatons. The money collected at the
entertainments is devoted to the purchase OF
comforts, for the troops.
Berlin Dec. 3-The 'KOlnische Zeitung' warns
England that an Anglo-Russ.an alliance could re-
suit only in Russias compelling her to dictate
to Japan and enforce upon her certain conditions
at the end of the war Although England already
wishes to deprive Japan OF the fruits Of victory.
the writer SAYS she would find the Russian pro-
gramme difficult and dstasteful one as any at
tempt on her part to coerce Japan would be
frowned on by the whole civilized world outside
ha~ ,.ttn dam N inns