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New-York tribune., 1894-10-01
rMp1RE STATE POLITICS.
HErrHLICANs WORKING To WlN bpOh'F' CON
GREss DISTRICTS WHAT THE NEWS
PAPERS ARE SAYING.

PAPERS ARE SAY lN''
Tb- Republcans Of me State are hen'inc 'h'r
efforts 10 elect As many C1ngrosemca as p'S'o'' -
check any further destruction of the c,unr}' ''rh
system A. present The Democrats have n'n"i'e 'en ''
/ the thirty-four Consressmea from this SAT !Rt
Syracuse P0s." poin.s Out five districts "hiCu l''
MIX the Denocra,c maior;ies they save IN 1872 are
is. sol: Vth. 2lS7; NINth. os>; NNth 1'-' ana i"'
NNIsi. 1920.
De Forest Wilbur. Of Oue,nia. has been noU.ni''l
by the Rc2ubllcans OF ihe NNist District - succeed
simon j. Scaermtrhorn. The convention was h'd
in Schenectady. AMI 10 name 81 Nj VI -''' '
was presented 70 Z. Congressman ScAe:in morn ''
cor ling 10 'Th- Albany journal" j. n1t 20
for the Democratic nomnoii1n ana Hi- i'raE - ia, nt
trc; consists of Greene Non.c ~ p.-.s' S'h"A-
csjedy aericu,turii am have suffer from the ncw
;arif As Mr.. Wilbur IS a popular man. hl' success
the polls = likely.
The Democratic majority in the NINth C'aer 'ss
District consisting Of Columbia ana I}enss coun-
ties was SO small. and Frank : Back Tire E'i""-
lean candidate. is abb am so wc.'-.ike'' max
there is every reason 60 brl'v" that m" 'Is W..
be placed N the Rcpubcin c2.unt ci, .lS
Mr. Back is young man Of oN'r'lr.haI} '"..'s
ana as debl,er can ... e5, ne sH oW" VIII | lrms ~
aitmai,er< Of pubic policy. 80 mater what ,he
subject under discussion may be. NJ. h.t'h Ni"
H.. found competent 90 discuss f. n'. i.-eu'f.
The Congress conventions - the ,wo parties .a the
XXVI;h Disirc. werr in striking contrast l"'
t,t~-,,,., pau,ll,,,r' describes h.U Twelve i,.,-
. .ro .b G,. counties W.r. All fnIf clu! ho
49,, g.. ,,,.,,,r,.. n Democrat f,~ g. .nrr.es
Ii, ,,,,,,.,. u.,s entirely ugre,rescn:.I Saer-
IN = Srn,h US private. IN g., max, fn '-' ,rl-
ne. t.. R"uIb,. .c8ns r,n 1in. r1t'l - 'r-- w tf
a. an enthusiastic. w-.-aiionioi .''F'n' on
grcssmau RaE, Who j. an liI'"' 'i''"''' S ''
Ing his second term tn Congress
It is question WAN W. I'' '.'-.'. u. ,....,
County wH"'h"i !" I"'''"' " r
man % ~" AHNIl'he ''-''''' '''''-''
Convention SAYS THE Syracus" Sian'1rL Ii'
,,.a.., ~, ,b. county ar. instructed for him. bst
49, at,,.,..t., ~ Nj Tb.ol5ra l. T.gi. ~
S.,,,'.,s" - succeed lanes J I,ellrn is ar.Iroi
Madison hclHhIi ahS. no"' '''' ~ '''''
''T
IN" I''h'S''' i''"'"
ure IN placing upon ''- '4t'i.i' UT u '.' "'
william KImscy aai William T. Werner, "" 10
,,u,llcan caulila',s fo- Supreme Court JIIses in
I''' ,..t ..,t.. ....
t,,,,,i,.o, candidate" 9Th. U.ralIr a..- or..
''hit as a matter % fact they haze n7" ei-"! -
be such. ana haye become iar can ~ ih'" ~ ,'' t
nnr,cra,'r Ii5t,iarv convention Yesterday IN To-
dorsing the nomination of Judges Kumscy AMI We
ncr is entirely 'oinin"ni"n'.
Francis Icc-nan former Railway t'purnis-llraf
. :, =. a. go, ..,,t,. .,....i,....,
"i tnr Sti'r "l Ne" l"I"' 'i'' ''''''' "'i'''"'
by President cleveland member o. III" Sif'k"
communications .vr.r.es.l si,rrr-e 4, a correspondent
New-York tribune., 1894-10-01
DETAILED FORECAST FOR TO-DAY.

For Maine and New Hampshire. fair. except showers
the coast winds Increasing gales the
coast
For Vermont. fair. preceded b, showers IN the carly
morning. probably slightly trfner. variable winds
For Massachusetts. Rhode Island and Connecticut far.
except showers coast northeast gales.
For Eastern New York showers clearing the aftes-
noon. variable winds
For Eastern Penns, ivania and NewJerscy fair; varh
able winds
For The District of columbia. Delaware ard Mar>land.
fair. slightly cooler. variable winds.
For West NiTsnia Western P,nnsi Naaia ani Ntsteru
New York. fair. cooler. northNes winds
New-York tribune., 1894-10-01
THIS PRIEST TIRED or DEMOCRACY

Perth Anlboy. y. j. Sept 2"-No moro "r''n'
.,l1porier Of the Democratic party over H''' ~
t,.. CITY .h,u tta Rev Father Connolly. OF the
local EugIish-spcaS.ng Eoman Catholic 'hn''h'
This morning h- iauncteh into politics III ma"
n,r viIch has created sensation. F'tn"r 'o"-
ro!y saI that the Democratic ring ""Ich con
frnil,f tine CITY was guilty oi Gross "NtlaNaE'h'''
ami VS. responsible, for the creation 81 NAM s.n'
cures FOR the support Of party 'h"clrrs, "h" n',
on r.nrv ,for,, from the people. and VINO gave no
return FIR tho money they received II" a~"r' Ms
iar-. honers to vote the Republic an uckc' "hNTr'
So IDA. 70 r,buAr the present adninlHtI"uHh ~"
ir;,n...d 10 Io this himself although No. n'd "i +
way. worked aud voted for tie Democratic n"'"l-
uc,- i'm th" past.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-01
UNIVERSITY SCHOOL or PEDAGOGY.

The University School OF Pedagogy opened on
Saturday In temporary rooms the first floor OF
the new building now being constructed ut Wash
ington SQUARE. Perhaps the strongest class OF stu
dents In the history OF the school were enrolled
Students have come from Colorado Michigan Mis-
slssppl. Floridn. Kansas. Indiana. Wisconsin and
nearer states Further enrolment viii be made next
saturday at 10 a m. when the regular lectures will
begin. Seminary work VIA begin ON the folio wing
Monday.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-01
SLANNING TO DIVIDE CHINA-
1APAN MAY MAKE THREE KINGDOMS OF
IT. IF SHE WINS THE WAR.
r ut-,,c; CHANG TO BE PRINCE or ONE OF THEM
A SPECIAL CoM.HTTEE TO CONDUCT TIE
WAR APPOINTED Hy THE CHI
XTSE SOVEREIGN.
NEsE SOVEREIGN.

NESE SOVEREIGN.
London. Sept 3o-"T1e Times will publish
,o-norrow the following dispatch from its Berlin
correspondent: -.
The LonCon agent Of the Frankfort Irlttn,s
has been informed 10y parsonage lhtlhih,e ~ ~
affairs in Eastern Asa that the japanese ltSii II
their good fortune continues. to dVie tne 'nl"esr
I,tupIre into three Independent kngdOnS, 10 ~
ruled over by native Princes. one Kingdom IL 70 D ~
given 10 III HING chang, VINO is coEhlHah' ol .ie
scheme II necessary Japan VIII summon confer
cncn of the European Powers TO decide as 70 the
division .,,,, - ,,,.o T.,
the Frankfort "ZetrnE" says: This scheme is
not Wild as 1t at first appears Japan onlsct !. -
TO weaken China perm'n' ntly. Russia WI nor
tolerate the anneXing of corel. The execution oi
tn. schcrr" woul he helped ny the antiSonisn be-
tween the chinese and Manchus.
The Times" VIII publish tomorrow a dispatch
from Shanghai. saying that an imperial decree
has been issued appointing the Emperors uA'ie'
Prince Kung. and the presidents Of the Foreign
Board and Admiralty special committee to
conduct the war.
The Shanghai correspondent of the 'eh'Tai
News announces that the British steamer
pa,han. which was recently seized Off For,
mos, Iy n Chimes. warship has been rtlcaSP"
hy or lcr Of IN" TsunG- l.-l amen. lhr 'Hl'''.
Foreign Board tn" Fdth'h WI" P'' ~
Shanghai under bond. ,1,,,,
The same correspondent says mat ii fl""H
Chang is not r,pIriug H. g to 'plcd, az ma
ba,o rcp,rteI Il is believed mat n" VIII 10,
lalvo Ticn-Tsin as long as his enemies nave '"t
orr of th- EmD"ror D
The Chronicles" correspondent in 81 Peters
hur1 saws that Russia st intends ~ be- impaT-
ti,l as l,rg as Japan docs not attempt 20 annex
or on hanger the neutrality OF Corea
New-York tribune., 1894-10-01
EoFND AND HOBBED EY MdSHED MEN

Tinin. ohio. Sept $0-Four masked mon an
proached TN" home Of Levi Keller. wealthy farmer
OF Reed Township last evening at dusk and sue
ccssvely secured Mr. and Mrs. Keller. their hired
man and a ncighbor. who came to their homo ON an
"rfand, and bound them to four separate beds. AZ
ter ransackng the house and securing so and four
Matcnes the robbers went away In Eelicr's buggy.
The thieves escaped Miss Bloom a sca,nstrcss. in
Meimorc. was bound and robbed o; $lN the pre-
vious night. presumably by the same men.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-01
GENERAL HARRISON NOr 10 SPEAK IN
TENNESSEE.

N.mYhi.. s.rt ao. \ dispatch was received here
from InIiau.lolis tonight. stating that cN-frrsi
dent Harrison declined to speak Ia Tennessee
The Ecuuhlicau manaecrs requested iE" 'N- ir'7.-
t.nr ,o I'D the engagements Tor al ITO ''- "ili
i,5ilV ma -. ort f,r Governor Mckinley. u ohio
G,.crrIpr Mckinley was billed to speak at Mem
,,his Nashville Knoxville and Charar'ogd. by
,,Iu b, able 20 speak ory ~ Nashville On octo-
lor
New-York tribune., 1894-10-01
THE prv. GEORGE J. GRrFrrrus

The Rev. George i. Grriths. ~ Hanarilse. ca.
riel eullrniy yesterday morninv At tao h'Te ~
Ms brother Edward ". Gr.hths. IN Hackensack.
from heart failure suprr.nlucel b. severe attack
- pa"umorl t~o wr'Ns ago He came from
Georgia about echt weeks ago o. ook after MS
brother. who had a't'npt"i suicide. The brother
died from his s,'tui .t,l injuries. and Mr.. Grif-
ifhS was maxim. drrt.s eine1ts fo rttuFn 10 nis
hl.nc Nc Mle Ahlnt f-ciy-hy- yeArs olA
New-York tribune., 1894-10-01
4 NEW TRAry EAST TROu Sr LOTTs

81. Louis, Sept. ~ AS the hands Of thc big clock
I'm Union Station marked noon to-day. the Kniclcr-
booker special train the Big Four route pulled
out for Eew-York This was the first regular noon
train To leave 81 Louis and was placed on the
schedule In prompt answer 10 the demands of mer-
chants and shippers here VINO viii thus gain a
business day over former time to New-Norl
New-York tribune., 1894-10-01
DEATH OF MhS. JOHy q. DAVIS.

Highland Falls. y. Y. Sept 30 (SpcclaD Mrs
John 9. Davis. of Ncw-YOrk. died suddenly at
'rah"toh Hotel TINS morning Mrs. Davis Was
nearly seventy years old and had long been suf-
fcrcr from heart disease She visited Cranston' q
regularly every summer for the last twcnty years
Mrs Davis wa" born at Woodbridge. ~ J. Her
maiden name Herriot.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-01
MR.. sAXToN To SPEAK IN BRooKLYN

MR. SANTON TO SPEAK ~ BROOKLYN.
Senator Slxton. Republican candidate for Lieu
tenan;-Governor. VIII open The campaign in Brook
lyn next Wednesday evening the guest of the
Logan Club The clubhouse is az 40. 80 SiXth-ave.
between Garfield Pace and CarrOl-st.
At a meeting Of the members he'd on Saturday
night the clubhouse letter from Senator Saxton
read in which he accepted the invitation OF the
Logan Club
The speaking vii BE- in the par.ors Of The club
house but Is expected that the attendance viii be
50 large as to necessitaje overflow meeting in the
street In this case the Senator VIII speak from a
from: window
The members Of the club enthusiastic at the
prospect OF what seems 10 them certain victory
this fall and have adopted the following resolutions:
Resolved That We. the members Of the Logan
Club. recognizing the high character Of the names
presented by the Republican State Convention for
the suffrage Of the people OF the Sta'e hereby rdtty
the said nominations. and pledge ourselves. indi-
vidually and collectively 20 their support And it is
further
Resolved That We DO unqua,ihediy accept The prin-
cipes Of the Republican party, expressed In the
Platform adopted by the Republican State Conven-
ton. and ready 20 meet and combat the issues
formed by the action OF the Democratic State CON
venton. and propose to fight II out on this line
until the sun goes down on next Election Day
New-York tribune., 1894-10-01

SEVERAL LOADS or REFUSE DEPOSITED IN THE
RIVER NND BAY BECAUSE or THE MEMS
INABILITY To CONTROL THE MACHINERY.
II has been reported hy Street Cleaning Commits
sloncr Andrews that the recent strike Of the men
the dumping -s,ows had been settled. and that new
men had been engaged for the work which
brinG done speedily and as well is ever before.
From other sources however. Il Is learned that the
situation s almost desperate. and that the work In
reality is virtually at TtandstiN.
Il seems that the Barney Dumping Company.
from wnom the city hires the scows, use pc
culilr and intricate contr.Nance to open and shut
the bottom 81 the scowH. The old men. all eX-
pcrienccd were p. rtectlv familiar with the mechan-
ism OF the bumpers bottom When the depart
mcnt decided reduce the pay OF the captain OF
each scow from $i5 to Sl2 week and the pay Of
thc from sI2 to SO, tnry struck and FOR A
New-York tribune., 1894-10-01
Made by Colgate & Co.,
Used by the best families,
1906 Laundry Soap.

m.tt.d unless accompanied by lady MIS-. Mark
NJ t.I;rics") Pciner0y viii be prcs'ut ana aGll''S
the meeting. ether speakers viii be IN at'"h'''"'''
New-York tribune., 1894-10-01

1 MORTON AND sANTON MARCHING Cl''h T.
r-,ic, s.rf 20 ,Snectap There was a big fiepnn-
I,ca, ~a1lv ot EarIv, Madison Count, last hlSh''
\ NortcI, and Saxton marching crh "nS i,E,t,L "i
i,fd with - \. Wilcox president ana - ~ .,f,
rorfaip TN, badge # membership Is MHl'' s'''
Ia, NJ =, Millikcn made speech
New-York tribune., 1894-10-01
HILL MEDIrATEs AT woLFERrs Roosr.

Albany. Sept Ex-senator Hi spent Sunday
quietly at his beautiful suburban home. Wofert' =
Roost He said this evening that he had no news
10 impart.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-01

WOMEN TO WORK AGAINST TAMMANY.
The women Of the XXIId Assembly District
invited TO meet at the headquarters of the Anti
Tammany Association, No. .3i Amsteriam-ave.
corner Of Ninety ixth-st.. Thursday evening.
October 4. at s O'Clock sharp. for the purpose Of
organizing Ladies' AID Anti -Tammany Assoca-
10n. No gentlemen will this occasion be ad-
New-York tribune., 1894-10-01
TRIRUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

In this diagram continuous white shows the
changes In pressure indicated by The Tribuas's SELF
recording haro,te,. The broken the
rerature as observed at Perty's Pharmacy
tribune onicesoct |. a. m.-The weather yesterday
was overcast with slich, dr.zzle the morning aud
much cooler The tempe ranged between 81 and 81
degrees the average ,Ji) being i5 lower than
urday and ls higher than the corresponding day last
IN. weather Is likely fair and cool today with
perhaps showers In the
New-York tribune., 1894-10-01
No VALLD ENDORSEMENT OF HILL.

Albany. Sept 80 (SpecaD.-The Herrick Democrats
held their county convention yesterday. but failed
vote TO indorse the Saratoga nominees Whether
this due to an oversight or 10 intent did not de-
veop The chairman. Michael B. Redmond. Of
Cohoes however declared resolution OF ratification
adopted. All the nominations had been made and
the persons TO call future conventions named
when Alderman Joseph Fisher offered The resou
ton The secretary was prevented from reading II
because OF the noise incident TO the ending Of the
convention SO The resolution spread upon the
minutes and the word adopted added. The nominees
of the convention were For Congress, Charles
Tracey. OF Albany renominated: FOR Sheriff Fred
erick ". Conger OF Berne: for Distrct-AttOrney,
James W. Eaton. OF Albany. renominated. and for
Justice of Sessions. Charles \. HOuck. OF New
Scotland.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-01

ncrvine at th.s time The best bodily condition re-
suits from its It's a remedy specially indicated
for those delicate weaknesses and arrangements
that alilict women at one period or another You'll
find that the woman who has faithfully used the
" Prescription is the picture of health. she looks
,cfU and She /ftiS .reV.
In catarrhal inflammation i'll chronic dispace-
mcnts common to wouicn where there are symptoms
of backaclc. dizziness or fantng bearing down
sensations disordcred stomach, moodness, fatigue,
etc, the trouble is surely dis
PEELED and the sufferer brought ~SyA
New-York tribune., 1894-10-01
BUDS, Society buds,

DOOc, ooNie'y Ou'iS'
young women Just entering
the doors OF society or wo-
manhood. require the wiscst
care. TO be beautiful and
charming they must have
perfect health, with all II
implics-a clear skin, rosy
checks, bright eyes and
good spirits. At this period
the young woman is cspe-
cially sensitive. and many
nervous troubles, which
} continue through life, have
their origin NJ this time. If
there be pain. headache,
backachc. and nervous dis
turbances. or the general
health not good, the judic-
ious use of medicine should
be employed. DR.. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription is the
best restorative tonic aud
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-11-08
2lntDrasits2oble 1T Wri5onc.

On bas mpitert0ie @olt Der Soltez
fen (bei ben Spantern So%ltecas), MEL
9es, ben %iagenbaften 8eridten Der
M3teten 3u fplge, i'm 4. ober 5. Sabrz
bunbert bon einem nDrbli9eren 2anoe
6uebuetlapaqan na4 benz iiioli4en
Sbetle bes groben Safeuanbes BON
Merifo manberte, erinnern 5ablret4e
Tunbe unb @ntbedungen, melde mdbe
renb Der lebten Sabre i'm 1iioli4en
Mri3ona gema9t porben iinb. Grit
Dor penigen Woden fat Elm Tuno,
Der BON Der geringen Mn3abl Der Be-
tbeiligten anfdngli4 als Elm iiberaus
m%ertbpoues @ebeimnib gebiitet puroe,
bic tpenigen 8enobner BON pboentr,
mel@e barum mubten, in bic 9r0bte
@%rregung perfeBt.
en- ben Nuinen elmer alien Soltez
fen Itabt, pel4e 1i9 ungefdbr brei
Meilen norbme {tlif bon Sos Nuertos
befinbet, purbe ndmli4 M%ntbracittobz
le gefunben, unb bic TinOer pdbnten
1i9 1ofort in benz 8elibe reider @9d<
BE-. Dime Semanbem mit3utbeilen,
ertparben tie bas betrefenoe 2anb,
tporauf iie bur9 erfabrene 8er9leute
@durfungen na4 ben i4par5en 9taz
manten pornebmen lieben. NQein bic
bermeintli9e &oblenaber tpar balb erz
190t11 unb bic 8ergleute fanben, bab
Tie cine giganti14e Ola, cine Bis gum
Ranbe in Der Grbe bergrabene l1rne,
tpel9e bon ben urbetpobnern als &obz
l%enbebdlter benubt porben mar, aus
gerGumt batten.
Die &pble, cine Quantitdt bon etz
tpa brei 5onnen, befano iid in Der
Mitte, unb ber 8oben ber Urine mar
nit retner 9ol3toble gefiiQt, pdbrenb
bic Oua runb berum nit trodener
Grbe, bic einen taltdbnlt4en Gbaratz
ter bate, angefint mar. Die Sua
5elbit mar aus Cement 6erge1 teQt, BEL
fen 9auptbe bet bporauli14e
&alt jener @e9enb bilbete.
Sbmobl gum 9drten be7elben tein
5euer notbtpenoi9 1T, 3eigt bic 5iesel2
rotbe 5arbe Der Mdnoer beutli@ bic
Ginnirtung inteniioer 9ibe uno tann
fem 3meifel obmalten, bab bic Ola
itartem Seuer ausgeiebt mar. 9ab
man es nit ddter Mnt6racitfoble gu
t6un bate, ergaben bic Mnalp1en me6z
rerer nambafter Mineralogen. Die
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-11-08
Gin nettes 9pQfurip{um 10

- Gin nettes 3ollturioium piro
BON Der baperil@ : Diterrei9ii4en
@ren5e eemelpet: Cine Mainaer
8riidenbuu9e 1eui9aft bat ben 8au
elmer Bride iiber ben Snn an Der
@renoe 5pif9en Bapern unb Sberz
Dlterrei4, 5wli4en @imba4 (bapez
ril9) uno 8raunau (01terrei4ii@).
lbernommen. Negen oes ni@t unbe=
trd9tlt4en 3olles auf 8auiteine, Der
in Oeuti9lanb 1 Wt., in Oeiterrei4
ober 1 81. SO &r. fir 100 &ilo be-
trdst, purbe, na4pem ielbi tper itGnbz
lt9 auf beut14er Seite nit baperi>
i9em, auf Der anoeren NIT Oiterrei4i,
idem Grant gebaut purbe, cine Ser
einbarung iiber ben mittleren pfeiler
setrofen, Der als auf Der ioealen 2iz
ME oes Sbalpeges gebuut, bon Der
@ren5e 9etbeilt mirb, 10 oab bic cine
9alfte baDeri19, Die anbere Diterretz
9i14 lit. Natirli4 mubte Der oeutf4e
@tein, penn er fir bic Oiterrei4if4e
9Glfte init %perpenbet purbe, ben 0iterz
ret4ti6en 3oq entridten unb umuez
tebrt Der d terreidii4e ben oeutf4en
Bon, Der in beiben TGQen ni9t unbez
trG9tlt4 lit, ba Der @tein f9per ms
@ept9t fdut. Man fam ali 10 auf
bas Mustunf tsmittel, ben Pfeiler 9e=
nau in Der Mitte gu tbeilen unb jeoe
9Glfte aus ben Steinen bes betrefen=
ben 2anbes auf5ufiibren. 9as mar
in 9inii4t auf bic @i4erbeit bes
8aues i9on beoentlid. Gs 1te1te iih
aber nod elm anberer Tim tanb Elm:
Der baperif4e @ranit lit ndmlid an
bers als Der Dfterreidii4e, jener lit
blduli9, biefer gelbli4 gefdrbt! Man
1u9te al1o elm neues Mustunftsmittel
unb bereinigte ii9 unter 3u1ttmmun9
ber beiberfeitigen @ren55oudmter baz
bin, ben @ren3pfeiler i4i@tenweiie ab
lpedielnb nit beuti4en uno 01terreiz
9ii9en @teinen aufoufubren. Das
gei9ab. Sn5pt14en mar Der 0iterz
retdii4e 3olbeam.e in 8raunau &C.
ltorben, ietn Nadfolger aber tannte
ober %ertannte bas Mbtommen ni4t an,
mas ben baperii9en 3ou6eamten perz
anlaBte, ii@ auf bic aagemeinen @orz
I9riften gu 1tiiben, unD beiOe Staa=
ten %perlangen nunmebr ben 3ou bon
Der 9dlfte Der @4i4t fremoer @teins,
bic auf ibrem @ebiet pertpenbet lit.
Die 8auunternebmung fat biefen
San, Der lie NIT 1000 Mart mebr
belaitet, ni4t porgeieben rnb oaber
ale @4ritte bel ben gut tdnotgen Be-
b0rben in Oe1 terret9 nie in 8aDern
getban, bisber aber pergebli4.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-11-08

&oble mar in Der Qua bift gepadt,
biloete jebo4 tetne ioltoe Dta1e.
unpett bon benz Gunoorte bie1er
Ola tpurben Spuren etnes uralten
&anals entbedt unb bort lagen eben=
falls 3oblenitid4en lumber, pelde
gum W~ufflnben mebrerer anoerer Sl=
las, bic ebenfaus NIT Nntbracitz.
9olotoble uno taltiger Grbe gefiiQt.
mennslei@ ni@t 10 9rob mie be erite
tparen, fiibrten.
Na9 per9ebli9en 8er1uden, bic 2D=
flung oes ytatbiels gu finoen. b. b. in
Dem bena4barten 1eblrge Hoblenla=
ger gu entoeden, puroe bon ben Sim
bern Das 8ebeimntb p~retsgegeben.
4uf piele W}eilen i'm umtrets tit bic
FORMATION nabeau bielelbe, unb 3tpar
9ebt b1eielbe BON porpbir in @ranit
uno bann in Sanol tein iber. NIT
Woern BON golobalti9em SUPPER uno
@tlenquar5, ND jeDer @eolDge bas
Wortommen BON Mblagerun9en aus
Der &oblenperiobe als aussel4loil len
aniiebt.
uneefdbr bunoert Wleilen bapon
befnoet it@ bas nd41te &%oblenla9er,
bas meiitens nur fart f4mefelbalti9e
Brauntpble entbdlt, bic nur auf pe=
nigen SteQen bitumin0s 9enannt
perben tann. 9batid4li4 lit bic in
ben uralten Yueblps Der Solteten ent=
Dedte Wntbracittoble bic ein3ise be-
Ter Dirt, pel4e iemals peitli9 bonn
Wfifitf1tppt 9etunoen purbe. Ment9e
bunpert yarDs bon Der 9r0bten Sua
befnben 1i9 bic Huinen elmer ma4tiz
gen Jeite, oeren Mauern bur4 bic
9emingpap : Expedition blos9elest
mprben itno.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-11-08

ld55igen Grb1@i4ten umgeben unb
bur4 buriber sela9erte Grbmal1e en-
ooer bur9 Meerpal ier einem 6oben
0rude unterporfen porben lein unb
babel ii4 Elm in Tol9e Der Wdrme oes
Grbinnern auftretenoer 0e1tilationsz
pro5eb entmidelt baben, burd ben Das
probutt in b0bere S6i4ten %selunete
unb bier ii9 gu petroleum peroiatete.
Sb bas GrbDl aus 2anoz ooer See~
tbieren ent1tanben lei, bariibsr eeben
bic 2agerungsperbaltni1e pieler pez
troleumbeden Muftldrung. Sat- lberz
al, mo- Grb0l 9efunben pirb, finbet
ii9 audi @teinialo ober bod ial5i9es
Waf er. Wn alien Srten, mo- petroz
leum auftritt, triHt man Die Wergez
1eu19aftung BON SteinDl unb @teinz
lal5, 10 in ben baperifden Mlpen, in
Sostana, Mobena, Parma, auf Der
Salbin1el Mpi@eron, in Me iopotaz
mten, in &uroii tan, in ben betben
Snbien unb an u~n5dblisen puntten
i'm @ebtete Der groben ameritani14 en
@al5formation. SIS pei1t biefes ge=
meini6aftli4e 8ortommen auf cine
gemeinf4aftli4e @nt1tebuns bin: 10
mobl bas @tein{al5 als audi bas
SteinDl 1inb Meeresbilbunaen.
Gs mub bas petroleum al1o aus
Meerestbieren, be1onoers aus Stu
l4eln entitanben fein, aber jeoe 8orz
1teQung peri a9t ibren 9ienit, penn
mir bic Menge Der tbieri1den 2eiber,
bic TiQe organii 4en 2ebens gu 16az
zen periu9en, pelde p%ertpeien mub=
ten, um bic u%ngebeuren Sei6e, @ums
pfc unb @trDme BON Oel gu er3eugen.
0ie Nni4auun9, bub ba5 Petrpz
leum bur4 bic 8erwelun BON Sbierz
tDrpern ent itanDen lei, 1T bur9 &.
Gn9ler experimental beitatigt porben.
@s purben rnter einem 0r1de BON
3ebn Mtmo1pbdren mebrere 100 &iloz
9ramm 5i14tbran bel 800 Biz 400
Grab Der 0eltiuation un'ertporTen
unb babel etpa so Pro5ent 0lt9es De-
iti1at er5ielt, baS nad ober fla9liher
@%einisune 1don BEL "a Grab gu iiez
ben begann unb iiber 80 pro5ent
&oblenmaK erftofe entbielt.
Mus bie1em Sele lafen ii9 cine
Mn5abl i'm natiirli4en Petroleum borz
tommenber &pblenpaiferitofe na4=
mei1en. 9as eben be1@riebene Ser
balten tbieriiden Settles beim Grhiben
unter Druid auf ni4t aa3ubobe Sem
peratur unb insbei onoere Oas iiberraz
1@enbe GrsebniB, baB babel 60 Proz
gent bonn @epi&t beg Settles an &obz
81 gu erbalten iinb, peldes gu mebr
als 9 3ebntel aus &oblenmaf erltofz
fen beitebt, lit cine neue @tiibe fir bic
Sbeorie iiber bic 8tlbung bes Grb0les
aus tbierti 4en @ei item.