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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-10-04

Perfect cooking, variety In the bill OF fefs'
excellent service and attention to the com,
fort Of guests make this old-estnpnsHeo sc an 1u
benVes. TeSTs NI Hates, 800 per day; sl;6o fSs %
evening dinner, room and breakfaati 4 ~
nosite the Tabor Grand Opera House anu
accessible to the principal business .ces ssS.es 81
nmusement. makes It the best located hotel
In the city The blue car starting In 'front.'
of depot passes the hotel.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-10-04

The "Gold Miner Is the name OF new
Denver. 1t aims to give condensed re-
port and summary of al the principal min; min;
Ing events of the month. devoting especial
attention to the new gold strikes. The sub
scrIption price is but 30 cents year sam
pie copy furnished for five cents In stamps.
Address Gold Miner, Denver.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-10-04

bottom of this cask the water, twice
filtered. is drawn off for use. Water
from a pump, whether from well.
river or tank, may be as readily fil-
tered in this manner as rainwater.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-10-04

coat buttoned up to your chin? JonesE
Hush; don't mention 1t! ! have on a tie
that my wife selected.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-10-04
TAKE STEPS

TAKE STEPS - IN
In time, fyou are suf- X\MSB
of humanity known as SASH&AA
consumption, and you Hfe9N
can be cured. There is
the evidence of W.
hs@!.iss !ss si!a.:.s. s: ''s' e Ae@
the fact that, In m T~
all its earlyW "
stages, consump- IN
tion is a curable v ,XN
disease. Not
large percentage of 4 M
cases, and we believe, kZ>zzWN0
/uily aS per cent. are " Zz%~A2s
cured by DR.. Pierce's >>
Golden Medical Dis
covery, even after the disease has pro-
gressed so far as to induce repeated bleed
iugs from the lungs, severe lingering cough
with copious cxpcctoration including tu-
bercular matter), great loss of flesh ana ex-
treme emaciation and weakness.
Do you doubt that hundreds Of such cases
reported to us as cured by Golden Med
ical Discover" were genuine cases OF tnat
dread and fatal disease2 You need not take
instance, been SO pronounced by the best
and most experienced home physicians,
who have no interest whatever in mis-
representing them, and who were often
strongly preJuO1Ceu anu duV1oC0 dBoAAoS
a trial of Golden Medical Discovery"
but who have been forced to confess that
It surpasses, in curative power over this
fatal malady, all other medicines with
which they are acquainted. Nasty cod,
liver oil and its filthy emulsion" and
mixtures, had been tried in nearly all these
cases and had either utterly failed to bene-
fit, or had only seemed to benefit a little for
a short time. Extract of malt, whiskey,
and various preparations of the hypo..
phosphites had also been faithfully tried
in vain.
The photographs of large number of
those cured of consumption, bronchitis
lingering coughs, asthma, chronic nasal
catarrh and kindred rnaladies, have been
skillfully reproduced in a book Of 100
pages which will be mailed to you, ON
ree int Of address and six cents in
st:imps. You can then write to those who
have been cured and profit by their ex-
Address for Book. WoRLp's DIsPENsAnr
MEDICAL ASSOCIATION, Buffalo, N. Y.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-10-04

A circus performer was once beknighted
In England, says an exchange. Did he be-
come Lord Summerset?
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-10-04
Family Trouble.

Greenland has no cats. How thankful
the Greenlnnders should be. Imagine cats
in a country where the nights are six
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-10-04

II tho Baby 10 cutting Teeth.
Be- and that old and well-tried remedy, nAs
WMsLows sooInINo SYRUF for Childrsn Testhin9-
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-10-04

The man who steals bonds should not be
allowed to get away from bonds.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-10-04

The most unhappy feature about being
jail bird is said to be Its inability to fly.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-10-04

Most people are fond of calling the roll
when they take their morning eonee.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-10-04

The last sad right was administered t
the man killed In prize fight.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-10-04
The st. james Hotel. Dsas-

II was a church mouse shot full Of holes
that gave rise to the expression pot
nus a church mouse
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-10-04

"IIanson's Magic Corn salve."
Warranted TO cure. or money refunded.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-10-04

Strike when the iron is hot does not al
ways apply to blacksmiths. When they
..strike" the iron Is apt to be cold.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-10-04

man abiding In n penItentiary Is, IN
one sense Of the word, a law-abiding citi-
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-10-04

KAri's Glover Root TeA,
The great Blood purifier lves freshness Ano
the CQmplexon and Constipation. ASc's's~'sv~
Criminals and judges differ widely In re-
gard to the length of sentences.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-10-04

mineral deposits with all the gold they
contain.
1--WE now arrive at the next stage of
the inquiry. which is how can the gold
be separted from its marine solution
and be deposited along with the mater
ials of the sands, the shales, the clays
and the limestones that constitute the
sedimentary rocks?
"By the accidental dropping Of
piece of cork into q solution of chlor-
idc of gold, Mr.. Richard Daintree of
the geological survey Of Victoria, dis
covered that organic matter causes
the decomposition OF an auric chloride
solution and the consequent preclpitn-
ton of metallic gold. During the de-
position of the materials Of the sedi-
mentary rocks at the bottoms of tha
Palcozoic and Secondary and Tertiary
seas much organic matter undOubted-
ly existed on the sea bottom. Some
strata are so crowded with the fossil
lied enduring parts of animal organ
isms that they are now actually named
in geological nomenclature "hone BEDS
and "shell BEDS" and we have abun-
dant evidence of the existence also
through the geological periods Of
great amount of algac or "seaweed."
"Assuming, then, that the waters Of
the seas of the past contained gold by
tho solution of its salts as our present
sea water does, the conditions would be
quite favorable for the deposition of
gold, contemporaneously with the ac-
cumuIation of the ocean bed. Tho
amount of gold thus deposited would.
however, necessarily be SO exceedingly
small, In proportion to the mass 10
which 1t was included, as to be al
most infinitesimal, and too little there
fore to be detected in the resulting
rocks. unless concentrated by separa-
tion in aggregations conjointly with
other metallic mineral matter.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1894-11-09

JAMES HERDMAN, n banker Of Pitts
burg, AMI one of its best known citi-
zens, died from pneumonia, aged -
year..
MARY GREEN, who died lately at
Sprir giield, Chic, eft 800 for masses
for the repose of h r soul and also that
of her husband.
CHARLES SWEENEY, an ex-baseball
player. who kill d Goa" Mechanics. in
San Francisc', Cal h 5 been cohvi ted
OF mansla ghier.
BURGLARS entered the bank at
West W infeld, Herkimer ecu lty, n.
Y, and blew the door of the vault off
with dynamite They secured about
$1,000 in money.
THE Chattanooga, Tenn, Board of
health has announced that veral
C ses of child murder have grown out
O the insurance of the lives of infants
am ng the negroes.
JOSEPH ROSINSKI was arrested at
Fittsburg ami held in 5 900 hail on
the charge Of conspiracy to defraUd a
number of | er5CnS who su scribed to a
cooperative land scheme.
5. G.. WARDEN, a me nber OF The A.
u. t.. Has tCl btldb lC al IOut
other strikers caused the wreck near
sacramento, Cal. in which four United
States soldiers we C killed.
!. T. STEWART one of the prominent
at orreys in Oklahoma Ok, has been
arrested on war; ant gotten in Sa-
betha County, kas., charging him
with embezzling S9,037 in 1884.
DAVID You've. prominent farmer.
who until rece thy wa engaged in the
manu- 'acture of harvesting machinery,
filed petition OF insolvency at Stock
ton, Cal Liabilities, ia, >.
FIVE of the leaders of the ,anctified
land On Chincoteague Island, Mary
land. have Leen indicted for cOnspr-
acy In operating wives from their
husbands, and for being a public nuis-
anCe.
THE missing steamer Falcon, famous
for work in the Arctic regions, has
been twenty eight days out from Phil
adelphia, and it owners Iosted it as
missing. There is no hope of its being
above water.
A MAIL pouch suppo ed to have con-
tanned a large amO, Mt of money In
registered letters was stolen from the
mail carriers wagon while en- route
from the depot to the postoffice In
Grand Forks. N. d.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1894-11-09

Tuesdays elections saw another OF
those tidal waves which now seem
nearly periodic, and the Republicans
landel every hing nearly high and
dry. a successful Democratic candi-
date is SUI h rarity that his presence
in the ranks of the victor5 excite5
genuine surprise, both to the pubic
and to himself.
The state ma critics that piled up fill
everybody with anna emcnt. They beat
all previous landslide reco. d.. Returns
from many states are choppy aud far
+ ON complete but the d lift is unmis-
taxable, and Imagination can supply
the particulars that are Ia king. The
extent of the landslide may be meas
ured by the fol owing able. showing
the change in the maiorities in many
of the states. The | 81 figures are, of
course approximations to a large ex-
tent, official re urns not being yet com
plete. The tendency of a landslide is
to swell majorities, however:
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1894-11-09

Reports ind cate that next Sem
ate will have forty Democrats. forty
one Republicans and six Populists
while the attitude of the successor to
Senator Harris, of Tennessee, IS still
in doubt. In this classification Senators
Stewart and Jone5 of Nevada, who were
elected by the Republicans, but have
announced their separation from that
party, and Gov. Tiliman, who will
doubtless be elected by the sO-called
Independent Democrats of the South
Carolina Legislature are placed in the
Populist column Tiliman will prob
ably vote with the Democrats on or
ganization, and Stewart and Jones, of
Nevada, and PETER with the Republi-
cans. This would throw the balance
Of power into the hands of the Popu-
lists.
The present United States Senate is
made up as follows:
Democrats ......... "A Populists ............. 3
Republicans. ....... ST
IoJal............. 10
According to the returns 81 far re-
ceived. the Senate after March I,
1895, is likely 10 stand:
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1894-11-09
Power OF Children.

One man was making unkind re.
marks about his mOther-in-law and
the other man was taking t all in.
After while he put in his oar, says
the Detroit Free Press.
"You haven't any children. have
you?" he inquired.
"No," was the reply; 'vhat'S that
got to do with IT."
"More than you'll ever know until
you have some"
II fail TO see it,"
Eyes, AMI so did l, ar first and I
talked just as you do. Then, when
the Youngsters came and began to
grow up and to learn who grandma
was and to look TO her as their lest
friend; the one to shield them when
they needed the parental spanking;
the one TO give them pennies when
tn ir parents thought they should
not have them; the one who came
and watched by them when they
were sick; the one who was always
good to them; the one grandma Of
all the world to the innocent mis-,
chieveous, all-pervading kids blamed
IL didn't forget utterly that she
was my mother in-law, and l got 10
calling her grandma Just as the
little ones did, and thinking about
her just as they did. and finally, when
the ray-haired old angel went to her
rest. l greved with the children and
as sinceie ely as any Of them"
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1894-11-09

which personal inclination as we'll as
onmon prudence imperatively urged
him to shake off, and he richly de-
serves all the credit att ching TO the
mistaken sense of religious dut with
which he struggled against the former
and the manly 60 Il age with which he
success fully opposed the latter. He
married in 1866 Mary Feodorovna
(formerly Mary Soph Federico Dag
mar daughter of Christian, the n nth
King of Denmark ard sister of The
Prinl es5 of Wales and the King Of
Greece.
The principal concern of the car
has been to put down nihilism, to de-
velop the military power of Russia, to
organize her Asiatic and Caucasian
provinces, and to keep a steady eye
upon Constantinople. His reign has
not been signalized by any reforms
Everything, on the contrary, has been
maintained in Russia as it was at the
time of his fathers assassination in
March, 1881. As regards foreign af-
fairs, the reign of Alexander III. has
hit erto been remarkable for the
progreSs made by the Russian armies
in Centr4l Asia Soon after the &C
ceSSiOn of the new sovereign it was
rashly stated in he British Parliament
that the yOune emperor lad abandoned
his Central Asia policy, when all he
had done had been to re all the troops
which had just taken CeokTepe, q
strong post On the road to Merv
The Car daily habits of life were
those of pope rather than of secu-
lar monarch; his lelaXations those OF
q prisoner rather than of p0tentate.
When residing at { atchina he gener-
ally ar sc at a. H., whereas few no
blemen in the capital leave their beds
much before IN dday. He usually took
a quiet walk in the embarrassing. we'll
watched Palace ark, returned to early
breakfast and engaged in severe man
ual labor as PREPARATION for the offi-
cial work of the day. The latter con-
sisted mainly in the reading and sign
ing of enormous piles OF edicts, uka es,
bans and repo t., all of which he con-
scientiously endeavored to understand.
Lunch was always served at / o'clock,
and consisted of three courses, includ-
| ing soup, in the preparation OF which
Russian cookery is far ahead of that
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1894-11-09
NEWS OF THE BATTLE.
Reports from All Over the Country Tell |
of the Result,

Reports from All Over the Country Tell
of the Result.
The Republicans have swept every
thing in sight in Wisconsin, with the
exception of a few Legislative and
Senatorial districts. They have elected
Major w. III. Upham Governor by from
5000 to 81, coo plurality. and with him
goes the Republican tate ticket. They
have elected ) cut of 10 Congre smen.
In the next Legislature the Republi-
cans will have clean working ma
jority in the lower house, but the SEN
ate will probably be in dispute until
the official eturns are received. The
State Senate will be bitterly fought
for. as without it the Republicans can
not redistrict the State and break
what they now denounce as gerry
mander."
thiirman Wi'sol Is Beatcn.
The result in West Virginia is as
much a surprise to the Republicans as
to the Democrats. The landslide seems
to have reached every district, with
the possible exception of the Third.
which the Democrat still claim. In the
Second District returns are coming in
very slowly MIR Wilson, Dom, is
undoubtedly de Gated. but the indica-
him will be small Dayton, Rep, has
made gains at all points heard from,
but thee are all on the railroads. and
this was expected. The gains are
larger, however, than the Republicans
had counted on to give Thorn the dis
trict by 500.
Victory for Morton.
The Republicans have carried New
"a.
ranging from 10000 to $50 600 The
total vote for the two leading candi-
dates is considerably in excess of that
pOlled for Flower and Fassett for Gov
ernor in 1891. in addition to which are
the votes cast this year for Wheeler,
Ind. Dem. which will exceed 2, 600.
The tremendous Republican sweep In
tue city and state. it is estimated, has
elected twenty three Republican con-
gressmen, gain of eight over the
present repre5 entatlon in Congress.
Returns from Rh ,is Island.
Complete returns have not been re-
ceived from either of the COngression-
al districts in Rhode Island, but the
figures at hand leave no doubt of the
success of Bull. Republic an, over Lap
ham, Democrat, in the First District,
and Arnold, Republican. over Garvin,
Democrat, in the Second District. The
receipt of returns from various towns
Is hampered by the prostratiOn of the
wires on account of the storm, but all
the returns received have the Repub.
lican trend indicated in the dispatches
from other States.
wuin Wins by 1Oo,O00.
Illinois has gone Republican v a
majority estimated by Chairman Tan
ner at 10000. The Republicans have
also probably elected sixteen of the
twenty-five Congressman and a major
fly OF both branches OF the General
Assembly. They have certainly Sc
cured ma :Ority on Joint ballot in the
General Assembly and will elect the
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1894-11-09
TWO FATALLY BURNED.
Awful Explosion i'm the Westminster Fee
male Seminary mt Fort Wayne.

Awful Explosion in the Westminster Fe-
male Seminary mt Fort Wayne.
TGere was a panic Tue sday morning
at Westminster Female Seminary at
Fort Wayne. nd. During the break
fast hour, while the dining-room was
filed with stu ents, "a terrific explo-
sion occurred Immediately beneath.
The building shook and a report like
a thunlerclap rent the air. The girls
rushed ell NELL into the streets, and
flames burst out n all directions. The
fire department was summoned and
the iani or rushed into the basement.
Misses Clara Diebold, of Fort Wayne.
Edith Masters, Of Auburn, Ind, and
Lille Anders. of LagrO, Ind, were
found here enveloped in flame Their
shrieks of agony were horrible. The
fire in the building smothefed out as
quickly as it came. The victims OF
the explosion were hurried to ; t
Joseph Hospital. Misses Diebold
aad Ma tiers are fatally burned. one
of the girls lighted match in the
closet, which was filed with gas. and
an ex9los on resulted. Natural gas
pipes leaked into sewer near the
seminary and Fl led the closet with the
comb lstibe fluid
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1894-11-09

ligent Judgment can be formed, and
there will be little disposition to with
hold praise. He has professionally
saved the peace of Europe when it was
threatened. His friendship for France
has been firm, vet discreet, and has
operated as a check on that volatile
nation. His attitude toward the triple
alliance of Germany, Austria and Italy,
while not pointedly antagonistic, has
b een clear and has shown that no COM
bination OF powers would be permitted
to domineer continental Europe.
Alexander's death may hasten COM
plications that have been arising. It
may strengthen the German influence
In Russia and help to isolate France,
yet 1T is too soon to guess what its full
effect will be. Germany and Russia
are not natural allies and France
knows it
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1894-11-09
France, which has had an enlightened

France, which has had an enlightened
friend In Alexander III.
Yet France will probably he calm,
secure In the belief that there can be
no lasting alliance between Russia on
the one hand and Germany and En-
gland on the other Whoever sue
ceeds to the throne will be bound
to follow out Car Alexander
ILLS policy of completing the
trans-Siberian road TO NladivoS-
tok on the Pacific; of extending
Russias boundaries along the Chinese
frontier, ana of combating English adj
vances in Afghanistan. So there Is
more probability of collision in the
future than of close alliance between
Russia and England. As TO Germany,
friendly con me rcial treaty has al
ready been entered into. b t Russi n
statesmanship would never permit a
permanent alliance which would cast
Russia in the shade, as Austria and
Italy are cast in the shadow by The
triple alliance.
Reigned Thirteen Year.
II Is thirteen years since Alexander
II. was a sassinated in the streets of
ST. Petersburg. His son and successor
has lived a life of seclusion, surround
ed by plotters and conspirators, per-
haps wondering whether the bitter
Jest OF the nihilsts that he would be
"permitted" to die in his bed would
come true. Rumors of poison have
marked his last illness, but whether
that be true o. not the shadows
which have hung over him could not
have been darker if open attempts had
been made on his life. OF t o late En-
peror's policy at home the outside world
Is not competent to judge inn artally.
Yet the Jews have been Iersecuted
with all the ardor of consideration"
sovereign, other sects have been driven
out OF silenced and religious persecu-
zion has flourished as it only can flour
ish under q bigoted antocrat. AS to
domestic policy, the Russian people
alone are fitted to say whether the
Glars reign has been a good one.
OF Alexandsrs foreign policy intel
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1894-11-09

tbs gives the Repub leans plural
ity of one ovo tie Deu ocrats, but
leaves the Populists holding t e bal
ance of power, so that they can organ
ize the Senate by a combination with
either rarty. With the vacancies from
Montana, Wyominr and Washington
filled the Senate Cea es to have an odd
number of members ard the close di-
sion Of parties foreshadows that Vice
p eeident Stevenson will have to eXer-
else his prerogative and give tie cast
ing vote which will decide a good
MANY ties.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1894-11-09
DEATH OF THE CAR.
RULER OF ALL THE RUSSlAS
HAS PASSED AWAY.
Crowned Heads Gather About tho Bier
OF the Dead Emperor-End OF Weeks of
of the Great Ruler.
Russia Mourns Her Loss.

Death has claimed Alexander III,
Gar of Russia The ED came peace
fully at o'clock Thursday afternoon.
For weeks it has been known that his
illness could have oily fatal ending,
and the world is not unprepared to
hear that the house of Romanoff has
suffered bereavement The news of
the Cars death. although exl ected
every moment fOr the last two weeks,
has caused confusion approaching con-
sternation thro ghout Europe. No
body believed that he could recover,
but everybody thought he would be-
fore his death settle finally the ques-
ton Of the succession.
Russia mCurns the monarch that
Is no more, for he see Is to have had
the good will of his people. A, 10 the
mourning of the other scvereigns-
well, that is function like any ether
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1894-11-09
Victoria's Fear OF Fire.

Queen Victoria has a great horror
of fire, and has arranged quite com.
plete fire brigade among her servants
so that it is at hand whenever she is
In residence. They had very sue
cessful "false alarm" lately at Os.
borne, and every one was % his post,
according to order. as aboard a
ship. Prince Henry, among his other
useful domestic roles, Is chief OF the
little brigade. The Queen has taken
the greatest interest In the whole
concern, and frequently amuses her.
self by watching the drill. The fire.
men are chiefly stalward young stable.
men. grooms and footmen, but there
are also two juvenile French cooks
who burn to distinguish themselves.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1894-11-09

function They are wondering with
the rest Of the world what the effect
Of the Cars teath will be in Europe.
his father: more likely he will.
The Czarowitz and Princess Alix,
who Is the granddaughter of Queen
Victoria through one of the petty
German princes, were to have been
welded this week. The marriage was
desired by the Gar, and had he lived
g few days longer it would have take
place. The CZarOwitz is under Ger
man influence and his accession to the
throne IS assumed to forbode i'll to
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1894-11-09
LIFE OF THE CAR
Always Regarded His Kingly ONCE as q
Heavy Burden.

Alexander Ill, EmYeror of all the
Russias, who succeeded to the throne
on tie murder Of his father by nihilist
conspirators on March IL IN. s. !, 1881.
was born March 10, 1915 For some
time after his elevation to the throne
he seldom appeared in public. but lived
in the closes re iiement at Catchina,
being in con tant dread of the mach
nations of tie secret societies of
socialists. His coronation took place
at Moscow, May 81, $. Alexander
III. has never regarded his kingly
Office anything bat a heavy burden,