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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-12-17
Ser stbnmssIaat oes @et@sbanfes.

l1eber ben @ibungsIaal bes neuen beutz
19en &ei9stdgsgebGuoes entnebmen mir
einem 8erliner 8ldtte fDlgenbe Mngaben:
Seine Sage ntrb bur9 bic Der golotrab>
lenben &uppel marfirt; er 1T mitbin in Der
Wettte be5 gan5en Snnenraumes angeorbret.
Die fatale 3~nangSlqee, pel4e Dur4 Die
n%otbnenbige 8erbinbung 5pii9en tbm unb
Der &uppel ge19affen tpurbe, mag bier BET
Seite g%ela11en perben, ba tie na9gerdbe gum
l1eberbruB er0rtert porben 1T. SIS er19eint
ais cine eSronie bes S9tdials, baB bteies in
Der niebrigen 6Dbe Der &uppel bemielben
MiBeef9id, pel9em 10 biele 9efeBesbDrlaz
gen f9pn anbeimgefauen itnb unb AUDI in
bieIem 0auie berfalen perben = benz l1ebel
bes &ompromiHes ar9tteftont19e ben Nus@
brud giebt. 9enn au6 bter 1T MI gef6eben,
mas INNER fi4 e~inftelt, iobdlb Deri4iebene
Snteref1en einanbergegeniibergeteGt tperben,
unb nur burdb Ra9eeben BON bieier Dber jez
ner Sette ettpas gu Stanbe gebra9t tperoen
fonnte.
Ser auBerprbentli9e umfang bes 8auz
merits mag nun Wan9en 5u Der Gor1tenlng
berleiten, bieIer @r0Be perbe au9 Der City
un9s1aal beg Get9stdgs entIpre9en. Sas
tpGre Elm bouitdnbiger Srrtbum. 9te Obj
meifunqen bieIes Saales finb genau bieielz
ben, ipie in benz, Big ieBt gu ben &ei@stagsz
berbanDlungen benuBten Haum an Der 2etpz
aiqerftraBe,9 81 Bel 72 SUP. Ser gertnge I'm
ferf6ieb tpif9en 8reite unb 2dnge ldbt ben
&aum 3iemli9 ais Quabrat erI9einen. Ser
ltmfang tpirb beitimmt einerfeits bur9 Die
Ii9 ni9t berdnbernbe GAIL BON Stben Der
Mbqeorbneten unb Mttglieber bes 8ltnbesz
ratbs, anoererieits bur9 Die mGbtge &aumz
qren3en ~perlangenbe @9aGipeite bes gefprpz
6enen Mortes. Ser Saal 1T i'm biloli9en
Gimme dumb unb S6r beg 8autperts. Die
m0gli9it flare 8ernebmbarfeit Der &ebe
muBte bas b~uuptfG9lt9ite Nugenmerf bes
8auratbs @olot fem; er bat bie20iung btez
fer Nufqabe Darin ~gefunben, baB er fir Die
gefammte 1mgren3ung bes &aumes nit
Mltsnabme Der Oede = ausf9lieBlt6 9Dl3z
material ~peripenbete. 6ol5 giebt Die BETTE
9e1onan5 fir ben Son baber lit oie1es
Material ni9t allein CUR 8etleiOune Der
MGnbe, 5u Sdulen unb 8dlfen benubt tporz
ben, 5onoern au9 81 alien jenen figiirli6en
urb prndmentalen Stulpturen, tpel4e bur9
ibre 8rDnaefarbe aus MetaQ gearbeitet erz
19etnen.
9as ftarfe uebergetpt9t Der braunen
5arbe bes Observation-Disclosures Derleibt benz
@aal eine febr ru6ige Stimmung, bic dber,
ba bas Braun in Der mtttleren @fala ftebt,
ni9ts 9uftres on 5t9 bat. Die Nufmerfz
iamfeit Der i'm Baum NntpeI enben ptrb tpe>
mig bur9 S3mudtperf abgelenft tperben.
&1erbings burfte es ni9t gdn5li9 an folz
9em feblen. In Der Wanb1eite, an tpeI6er
ii6 Der prGiibententif9 unb 8unbesrdt6s=
ttf9 befinben, tit in 90be unb Mitte Elm
5elb CUR @nsf9miidung burb Maleret fret
gelahen. Die Iusfibrung tpirb erft fpdter
erfolgen; Biz ieBt 1T tpeber in 8etreff Der
tiintlerf9en &ufgdbe mod binii9tli9 bes
Wtalers eine 8eittmmung getroffen tporben.
Wetteren S4n1ud ent9alten an ben Sribiiz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-12-17
apaa5eae4ltd1e auteota asaats-8atnnap aeaoattaa, II pes4rbsr 1894.

mann cine 8eitimmung better befdmpfen 81
f0nnen, mel9e gegen Die @erfafung Sapan1
DeritDBe.
gu glei6er 3eit tpurbe Elm Mttentat duI
Stuma, ben Mtniiter bes MeuBern, gena9t
nel9er iber bie1e @ertrGge un%terbanoelte
Die 4ufregung inn 2anb ipurbe 10 groB, bat
man Die 8erbanblungen faGen lieb. Nnd
Der @orf9lag Sapans in 1890, Die 8ertrdg'
mobifi5irt pieber auf5unebmen, muBt'
tpegen Der b%eftigen Sppoiitton i'm Gano'
pieber aufgegeben perben.
Staats1efretGr 8aDarb that einen rt9tiger
G9ritt. @r ~erfannte bic Selbit6errf4dft
eeSapans riidboltlos an, lebnte es db, ferners
BIN nit ben europGif9en MG9ten gemett=
fam 81 ~unterbdnbeln, unb ma9te Sapdr
feline be1onberen 8orf9lGge betreffs Mbdnbez
rung Der &onfulargert9tsbdrtett
eeSn Dem neuen 8ertrag ntrb tie gang dufs
ge6oben, mad fur3er Trtit fir bic lei Sim
ri9tung. 0te Ser. Staaten baden, pte
oben bargelegt, f9on ldngit bas Ge9t Saz
pans anerfannt, feinen3oQtarif gu geitalten,
pte es min.
Oas ptrb nun ausbriidli9 beitdttgt. Ste
@%r0ffnung BON gang Sapan fir Die Imertz
faner tit bic @egenleiftung bes lebteren. Die
.@tntpdnberunq bon SoSdpdnern IN ben Wer.
Staaten 1T bur9 bas @e1eB Sapans be-
f4rGnft, tpel9es Muspanberung mad etnem
2anb berbietet, bas feline Sapaner baden
min. 8is iebt finb Sdpaner babter ni9t
untpilfommen urtb Mmerifaner tperben baz
felbi 3ubortpmmenb aufgenommen.
W6tl. 9em)
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-12-17

Die Sorberung Sapan's, baB bteienigen
9tneItf9en 9eerfi6rer unO 8eamten, pel4e
pretIe auf Die &Dpfe BON Sapanern geIeBt
baben, glet9fa1s ibren &ppf berlieren fo0en,
ebe es ii3 gum SrieDenmo9en bereit ertldren
min, erf9eint nit ben 6umanen Snitrutttoz
men,, Die es Ietnem eigenen 0eere ertbeilt bat,
in @toerfpru9 81 fteben. leberlegt man ft9
bic Sadie aber nGber, 10 finbet man, baB bas
bielet4t Der etn3ige @eg 1T, i'm ben @btnee
len etpas GipiliIation ein5upriigeln, unb
ibnen Die 19euBli6e 8arbarei bor Mugen gu
fihren, Der ie INNER nod hulOtgen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-12-17

Nuaueifrige &epubIituner, pel4e borbetz
gefagt baben, baB Der neue @ilfonzS1rtf
bic Observation-Disclosures rutniren piirbe,
perben fi9 jebt punbern, baB in ben lebten
Wo9en 10 biel &apttal gerabe in btelem
Snbuitrie5peig angelegt tpuroe. Sn Zee
brasfd bat it9 am lebten Sdmitdg cine Sc
feGf9aft NIT etnem &apital BON 100000
gebilbet unb CLAUS Spredels bat por eintgen
Sagen bic &iibenaudertnbuitrie in @btno in
@altfornien unb 10000 @cres 2anb in beren
nmgebung gefauft. pie 3uferprdmte be-
trug unter benz Mc&inlepgelebe BON 13I4
Bis 2 Gents per 9funb, tpdbreno Der nene
Sartf, pel9er bic Gtnfu6r bon 3uder be-
%fteuert, Der beimif9en Sn0ufrie einen@9uB
bon etmas mebr als etnen Gent per Pfunb
gepd6rt, alfo bod genug gu fetn f9etnt.
UNI erfabrenere 3ud%erinbuitrteae ipte @ldits
Spredels gu beranlai1en, tbre Mnlagen IN
bteiem 3peige gu ertpettern.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-12-17

gonfontrten oeT6modIps, bibf9 i~iber5o9en, fibren
ob, regultren, reini9en nnb f%tarfen. RabmaD's 9iaen
fir bic 9eiluna naer 8eI6iperbsn bes Wtngens, bes nns
terleibs, Der gsieren, Der 8Iaie, ueroDie &ronfbeiters
S9min6eL 8ertigo, 8eritopfung 9dmprrbOtbsn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-12-17

Cine iebr intereiiante Sol9e bat 6aS 8ors
geben segen Ben Jtep gorfer S~taatsanpalt
TeuotpS peger gttbtoerfoL9ung bon @e1
iebeSiIbertretern, Die appeairt batten, 9es
babt. Die iibrt9en S~taatSantpdlte i'm
Staate SEEM gort BADEN Qn9lt befommen,
unb Der S6reiber bes Seem gorfer Sberz
ftaatsgericbts bat ale SGnbe bon GIT tbun,
UNI Bic 8apicre bon appeatrtsn SGuen
entscgen3unebmen, pel9e ieit Sabren in
ibren Officen gei6lummcrt babcn. Gar
Man9er, bet fi6 ficher gcglaubt, ptrb bon
fieien Gorsdn9en u%nangenebm betrofen
tperben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-12-17

SIS lit Serr @aaIer, erifer
StaatsanmaGt beS &ammergeri6ts
Berlin, tpel6er an BEN Ge;9Stag bic 8itte
9ertcbtet bat, 9e9en Singer unb flint anberc
@enoiien itrafrecbtli6 borseben gu biirfen,
neil ie betm &otfe~bo6 itBen
blieben. @abler lit I'm ieincn Na6rubm
wabrli3 ntcbt gu beneiben!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-12-17

u@roB=Netp gort" ftebt in @efabr. g2d9
ben er item Mablbert9ten lo1te Sings Gorntb
eine Mebrbeit BON 1865 bafiir gegeben baben,
beim dmtlt4en Na43dblen tit Die Mebrbett
aber bereitsbis auf 277 %geiunten, unb man
flr4tet, baB BET gendi1er 1nterfu9ung bic
ielbe gang tnoie 8rii9e geben fDnnte.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-12-17

lungsmateriol eei6uffen, lei pel4em es
ni9t f9per mar, quite @rfolge 81 e~r3ielen.
@er bon beiben parteien Ge9t bat. tpirb
in ni6t aG3u ferner 3eit Die 3ufunft lebren.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-12-17

Eriiber Simmel. = &orbereitun9en gum @briitfeit.
Au9emeine ltnlt6erbeit iiber Sen n%elieiten
6urS. Nusli6ten beS tnlturSgeleses. -
@e9ner beS Oipbtberie~ l0etlleruns.
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VIII Stay in Butte.

Inc Parrot company has decided not
10 remove Its smelling plant + rom Butte
The company had seriously entertained
1he pellel az one time that removal to
another locality where water could be
had IN abundance would be beneficial to
lts interests, and experts during the past
summer nave been engaged in looking
over various sites ON the Jefferson and
Big Hole rivers. The company, after
mature consideration, however, decided
that change at the present time would
De an lll-advised movement. Now that
thls is settled, preparations are being
made 1or the extension OF its smelling
and concentrating plants.
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THE INDEPENDENTS.

The Test Shipment of Ore Very Satisfac-
fory-A Concentrator in Prospect,
-. II. Irvine y Co., Of Butte, who are
working the Independence in Orc Fino
district, recently completed shipment
OF 100 tons of ore to:one of the Butte
smelters. The ore carries some silver,
but was worked only for the gold it con
talns. The returns show a gross WELD of
SIS per ton, and as this leaves a margin
OF profit the mine will be worked con
tinuous]y. Another shipment will 90
forward in December and the work of
developing the property wilt be vigor-
ously prosecuted all winter. so far, the
ore chute has shown constant improve
ment with depth, there being at this
writing fully three feet Of solid ore in
the face of the workings. Does this
showing continue, Irvine & Co. intend
putting IN a concentrator early in
the spring so that the silver value. as
well as the gold, can be saved.
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NICHOLAS II.
The New Gar Formally Assumes tr,
Reins of Government.

The New Gar Formally Assumes tha
Reins of Government
ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. 2.-The Offic;a,
Messenger this morning published the
first proclamation of Emperor Nicholas
H., in which, after formally communi-
eating to the nation the news of the death
of his father, Alexander III. he saws.
"May the knowledge console YOU that
our grief is the grief of our entire be-
loved nation, and may the nation not for
get that the strength and tirmness Of
Holy Russia lies in it's unity and nm
bounded devotion to us in this sad and
solemn hour on which we ascend orr
ancestral throne of the Russian empire.
the Czardom of Poland, the Grand Duchv
OF Finland, indissolubly linked, With
the remembrance of the legacy left us
by our lamented father, and imbued with
1t, we, IN the presence of the Most Hinh.
take the vow to make our sole aim the
development of the power and glory Of
our beloved Russia, and the happiness of
all our faithful subjects"
The manifesto concludes with COM
manding that the oath of allegiance be
taken to him, Emperor Nicholas III. and
his heirapparent, the Grand Duke George
Alexandrovich, his brother who is to BE-
entitled Czarowitz until God NAV bless
with son the union which his majesty
is to enter into with the Princess Alix Of
Hesse- -Darmstadt.
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He Was Royal Good F.,,o,,,

LONDON, Nov. IA notable ohit,,,r,,
sketch will appear in the Times tomor-
row. The author Of the sketch of tho
dead emperor was on intimate terms of
friendship with the czar, and he saws tha
czar never had the slightest sympathy
with high culture, adding: "Indeed. the
ear rather gloried in the idea Of beinc
OF the same rough texture as the major.
ity Of his subjects, and if he was some
times disrespectfully referred to as the
peasant czar,' he regarded this epithet os
compliment. His straight forward
abrupt manner, savoring sometimes of
gru1fness, and his direct, unadorned
method of expression harmonized we'll
with his rough -hewn, immobile features
and somewhat sluggish movements. The
impression he generally made in conyer-
sation was that of a good, honest, moder-
ately Intelligent, strong willed man. who
might perhaps listen to an explanation
but who certainly would stand no non,
sense from his subordinates nor anv
one else.
"Only those who have had the nrivi-
lege OF observing him in the unrestrained
intimacy of his family, especially when
romping with his children or amnsinr
himself with his four-footed pets. could
fully realize what a simple, kindly nature
was concealed behind q by no means
sympathetic exterior"
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gold fields Of western Australia-Cool-
gardie. While the steamer was in Svd-
! ney harbor over thousand miners ar
rived from the New Zealand cold fields
en- route for the new Eldorldo. Some If
the finds are phenomenal, and in one in
stance four cuts Of rock Welded 555
ounces of gold. The Londb bnderry mine.
one Of the first discovered, was sold to an
English syndicate just befo1e the steamer
sailed for 1,25O,00O. One Of the passen
gers from Sydney was miner named
James Mccormick. He stopped off At
Honolulu, but told the other passengers
that the new gold field was every bit as
rich as it was made out to be, and that it
would rival the days of 40 In California.
According to him, the lack Of water was
the great drawback When he was at
Coolgardie quart Of the precious fluid
cost 81 cents, a pound of meat 60 cents.
and 100 pounds Of flour S25. The ma
jority Of the miners were doing we'll, but
the suffering owing to the scarcity of
water was very great. Just before the
Alameda sailed a camel load of ore,
nearly all gold, was brought into Sydney
from the Wealth of Nations mine, Its
arrival caused great exciteme ent.
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General Mining Notes,

1t is said that the management of the
Jay Hawk mining company, at Ponsonby,
has recently changed hands.
1t is rumored that the Boston s. Mon
tana company are about purchasing the
Anderson mine, in the Ground Squirrel
district
During the month Of September there
were filed with the clerk and recorder Of
Jefferson county the location notices of
220 quartz claims and 10 placer claims.
A recent weeks gold receipts at the
Helena assay office broke the record for
all previous weeks in the history of the
office, the amount being little over
$4,000, representing 1870 deposits.
The new shaft Of the Mountain Con
solidated No. 2 has reached depth of
700 feet Sinking will be contin ued an
other 100 feet, when the old workings of
the Mountain Consolidated No 1 will be
connected at the 800 foot level
The Hecla Consolidated Mining com
pany Of Glendale paid, October rs, divi-
dend No. 130 Of one per cent, or s15, 900.
This makes total cash dividend paid to
the stockholders during the management
of Henry Knippenberg of $1,950,O00.
A few years ago the Parrot company
was the only company using the Besse-
mer converter for copper, but now there
are numberless imitators all over the
world. New refneries worked by this
process are quite common in the east
Some men have been at work on the
new gold diggings on the west fork of
for some time past. They seem
to be we'll pleased with the prospect and
claim that they have some rich ground
Which they propose to open UP next
spring.
Granite Butte and the Poormnn dis
tricts abound in rich prospects, the best
developed property in the districts being
the Prize of the Murray Bros, which for
the past year has been great producer,
having in chat time yielded nearly $780,
900. This mine and the Poorman district
are on the west side in Deer Lodge
county. The Marsh creek side Of the
is in Lewis and Clark county.
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As the Law Interpre is.

Trees blazed and squared, rock monu-
ments and the prospect hole are perma-
nent OBJECTS, Within the meaning Of the
statutes requiring the notice of the loca-
tion Of a mining claim to describe the
same by reference to some natural or
permanent monument The fact that the
calls in such notice mention stakes
when in fact the monuments are trees
cut off three feet from the ground. and
blazed and squared, is immaterial. The
fact that the location of mining claim,
as marked on the ground, is 300 feet too
long and 5O feet too wide the statute
providing that a claim may be located
1900 feet by 600 feet-does not render
the location void, where the excess was
included through mistake nd in good
faith, and the notice posted OBJ the claim
stated that only an area Of 1900 feet by
600 feet was claimed, and gave the point
of beginning and direction of the boun-
Diary lines.-Hanson VS.. Fletcher. 81
Pacific Reports, 480-Supre1ne Court of
Utah.
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surrounded by the Royal Family He Falls
Asleep in the Arms of the Emnress--His
PERSONAL Traits-Nicholas II. Formally
Assumes the Reins of Government.
81. PETERSBURG, Nov. 1.-The angel
OF death, in the shadow of whose pinions
the autocrat of all Russia has been living
Tor many days, today beckoned and the
soul OF the man who had in his hands
the lives and destinies Of millions was
borne away
AT l2:l5 o'clock this afternoon the sum-
mons came and a few hours later the
thunderous booming of cannon at Liya-
dia and ST. Petersburg announced the
czar was dead, and that he who had been
Grand Duke Nicholas reigned in his
stead.
On lightning wings the news Of Rus
sla's loss spread throughout the world.
and it is safe to say everywhere the intel
ligence created sympathy for the family
OF him, who by his policy, had main
tanned the peace Of Europe. From
America came words of sympathy, for
the dead ruler had always been friend
OF the great republic of the west
On Wednesday the czar was still able
to be taken to the window of the nalace
whence he gazed out upon the country
he loved. Night passed with all the
aggrayating symptoms and the drv cough.
DR.. Zaccharin remained in attendance
upon him throughout the night. AS the
day advanced the weakness increased SO
rapidly that the czar himself recognized
he could only live few hours.
About noon convulsive fit Of cough
ing was followed by a slight rally.
Thence until the end the czar remained
quiet, seemingly free from pain. At e:15
O'Clock he heayed deep sigh and
breathed his last in the arms of the en-
press, who then broke down with the
weight Of her grief.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1894-11-09
MAKING GOOD TIME.
TWO WEEKS OF FAIR WEATHER WILL
FINISH THE ROYAL ROAD.
The Test Shipment of Orc From the In,Ie-
pendence Altogether satisfactory-Th
Northern Pacific Must Publish Notice OF
Land Se1ections-Aus Strike,

Two more weeks of favorable weather
and the road will be fnished
This is the cheerful word that comes
from the Mathison brothers, who have
the contract and are pushing the work Of
building the Royal road. .z.-..s
The road is now completed to a point
above Rock creek falls about mile be-
yond the head Of the lake -Four miles
OF work yet remain to be done, but the
intervening country is not regarded as
particularly difficult and the contractors
are confident they can cover it in the
time mentioned if the present good
weather holds out.
Those who have been over the road. so
lar as completed, pronounce it an excel
lent piece Of work 1t is a wide. smooth
road-bed and a light grade all the way,
1t opens to easy access a country not only
OF lnexhaustible mineral wealth, but of
surprising grandeur and picturesque
ness. Rock Creek lake and the country
beyond will be great resort for all time
to come.