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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-02-22
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ber ianitdren 9erbdltniHe bes Dororz
tee Reufi1ern berbei3ufubren, Fat fiA
bic Stabtsemeinbe entI9lof1en, ber
Marttsemeinoe Giihern ans Der itGb=
tiiaen NusnaHerleitung bas fir ST.
i9ern ben0tbete Quantum NubmaKer
absuseben unb auf Soften Gif9erns
bic Robrenlesung Bis CUR @emeinbe=
9renae Jtf4erns BEL Der Grana So
fephsz Bride gu fibren.
pantraa. Sn ber Strafanitalt
5iinbetd 'eim az, pieraabnmonatlihem
&erter perurtbeilter Strdfling in eiz
ner Ginaelaeue ben Strobiad an. UNI
gu fterben, na4bem ct bur4 0erbar=
rita6irung Der Sbiir ben Gintrttt Der
Ma4organe berbinoert gu baben
slaubte. Die Wahorsane bransen
aber benno4 Elm unb e%ntfernten ben
NIT 8ranbmunben iiberoedten 2ebensz
iiberbriNteen. Gus S9reden lber
ben 0orfaQ ftarb in Der Na9baraelIe
Elm bereits a4tais Mal abseitrafter
@erbre9er an sdlasflub.
Rethenber9. Sn ber 8aumz
tpoaabfaqfpinnerei Der Girma GU
itap %. !6pfmann u. &omp. iteQten
bic Mrbeiter bic Mrbeit Elm, ba bic
Girma opei Nrbeiter entlaKen bate.
Die Stritenben perlansen Wieberaufz
nabme ber Gntlahenen .
Sberrabtersbu g. 0pr
tpsnigen Saeen tpuroe bier Der Musz
aiieler Ssnaa Sabl b%esraben, ber bas
SO. 2ebensjabr errei9t bate. Ct bat=
te bic Tran3ofentriese als Mustetier
mit9ema4t unb in mebreren S9la4z
ten iebr TAPER getGmpft.
zd,epeta
Ct. @alIsn. Die ct. @aui1de
SHiaierssefeQf@aft bate gu einem
8a1 Elm f4pdbif4es Muiitcorps (aus
Meinsnrten) ibe{teQt. SIZE patriotiz
f9en Stabtbiireer eroiirnte bas 10
1ebr, bab fie 5i4 Dor benz 8au=2otal
iammelten, bic S9etben eintparfen
unb 1t4 NIT Der obnmd4tt9en polt3et
berumrauften.
@larus. Mn einem S9laeanz
fan itarb Der betannte @ptnneretbeit>
ber &afper SSennp bon 3ieselbriide.
@r beiaB AUDI mebrere @pinnereien in
sStalien.
2u3erm. .0ielelbe Nonne i'm
&lpfter Sbaled, bic f9pn lebtes Sabr
bas Spfer zines mDrberif4en ueberz
falles %getporoen mar, 1T tpieberum bon
einem l1nbetannten i4redli4 mibbanz
belt nprben.
Solotburn. Sn 9%egenborf BEL
Often itarb i'm 80. 2ebensjabre bic an
Der leBten NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
3uiammentunft iebr gefeierte Mutter
bes 1847 Bel @iliston gefal1enen
Wa4tmeiiters Mer5.
Ba1el. Ser &anton 5dblte @nbe
lebten Sabres 82,771 Ginmobner.
Greiburg. Gin .3u4tbausz
itrdfling perlanet bon Der 3eituns
.Mmi bu peuple" einen S@abeneriab
bon 1000 Grancs, neil iie feline Ser
f0nltbtett in einem Gsui0eton pertpenz
bet bat.
8ern. Die @ottbarbtruppen MAJ
den lebungen mutt rSti", ben nor
tpe9tf@en @@neei&uben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-02-22
Ma&ri&ttu, welde oer 9ampfer vGuls
pref 81 China" aus Nfien
iberbra&te. XII
Mu Der ii6irti& dineii&en 0ren5e
ri@teten Grbbeben 8ermaftun=
gen 1ll. .,.,
Sic &ermeiiuusen fit cine &abeQinte
BON Burneu mad @onstons
jino beenbet.

Der Na9ri1tenbien{t 5tpi1hen S1tz
Miier unb ben Der. Staten tptrb perz
mittelt bur9 bic Dampfer, tpel&e ben
@ttQen Ocean burhqueren. Neut9z
tdter boz, ber anbern Sette bes Ya=
cific tor,r1er1 besbalb INNER crit 1a4
Werlauf bon Moden our Renntnib bes
3eitunasle5enben publitums in Mme<
rita. 9esbalb batiren audi bic Ufitz
tbetlunaen, tpel4e Der am Is. Jebruar
in 9 a nc onper, .. g.. einsetrofene
canabi{de Dampfer rGmpress Of
@btna" bradte. 3iemla9 tueit aurld.
Mir laKen bas Wi&tigite banon i'm
Mu4febenben foleen: Der 3elegras
pbenzDampfer r@ecorber" 1T naa
Singapore 3uriidgetebrt. nadbem ct
Die @oute fit bas BON 2abuan, elmer
eSnfel an ber Norbtiite BON 8orneo,
nab 9ongtons gu lesenbe &abel per-
medtn BAT. sic MtFuneen ersaben
als bic sr1Bte Siefe 230o Taben, uno
bic Semperatur in btefer Siefe 5elste
80 @rab an. x,
tn N=&ut<@ zMonsolien, bt4t
an BET fibir1den @ren3e ettpa SO NRet>
len fiibli4 bonn 8aital, in elmer bull
tanif@en @egenb, bat na9 8ert@te1
BON @in9eborenen am a., e., lro
81. December elm beftt9es @rDbebea
itattaefunben. 92 @rOitDbe am 26.
tparen 1ebr beftte unb baben bic garl5e
@eqeno in cine @ifte perpan6elt;
aud {oI Elm GROCER @erluit bon Menz
f4enleben ftattgefunoen baben.
TN @oo4om tpurben am Is. Sanua
1900 @ebGube, barunter 100 &c.
1@dftsldben mnb Wertitdtten burd
sfeuer, pobur@ 315 @ebdube, nit Gin
{@luB Der poli3etftation unb oes &atz
baufes, eingedf@ert murben. 9rei
SFrauen perbrannten unb btele anbere
@er1onem trugen @~erleBun9en bapon.
Ser Discount Mott, ber iapareiH@e
@efanbte in Braiilien, pirb, mte es
beiBt, gum @efanbten in Gnglanb erz
1uunt nerben.
Die r@angoon @aaette" bringt fol-
genbe Na4ri@t: Sn 6olge etnss @ez
fud3es ber japantfhen @egteru11g bat
bic @esierung BON Snbien geftattet,
bab fi@ atpei japanti@e Ofi5tere na4
Snbien begeben, Tim bic @tnrthtur9
ber inbi14en Mrmee tennen gu lerner1.
Ditie SHi3iere tperbe1 geser1 @noe
9Februar bort eintreHen; Der Sberbez
feblsbaber BET inbii@en @rmee tptrb
benfelben bet. ibren @tloien ale tbm
3u @ebote fttbenben Grlei4terungen
gepGbren unb mdbrenb tbres 4ufentz
5altes in Snbien etnen SFiaier ols
8esleitung CUR @erfiigung ftellen.
Gus CHINA mirb nod gemeloet, baB
bic 6anbelstammer BON 9ongtong bic
prGgung bon briti1&en 9anbel en-
pfoblen bat.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-02-22
9as Serritorium Oilabpr1a i4wcr
burh plSblide &Glte beimsc:
tudt.
Sn Der Ssr1weitluns tSbtete Elm Gars
uner iid uno ieine a.
Mile,
Tim benz brobenben langiamen Sooe
burd Grfrieren III ent=
9ebeu.

Ote tdlte Neue, mel@e 1ur3llN etHeH
qroBen She'll ber Der. Staten be-
riibrte, 1T Defenders fir Stlahoma
perbGnenibpoI eetporben. Gin BE-
ribt aus @utbrie befast bariiber:
Scr 8liaaarb unb bic eiiige Rdlk, tpos
nit berfelbe perbunben mar, baben UNI
ter ben 8etpobner11 bes Terrttoriums
Otaboma ent1ebli4es glenb perurz
5a4t uub 8ielen ben Sob bereitet. Sn
ber MGbe bon Grob, i'm n0rolidtn
Sbeil bes Serritoriums, bat ber Nm
iiebler Sbenner1 Stone in ber Der
atpeiflung feline gauge Gamilie unb iid
ielb{t ermorbet. Dtefe beitanb aus
Iieben Yerfonen inn @an3en, 'barunter
flint Rinber. Die 6amilie mar. tpie
bic Mebraabl Der 8etpobner, bic N
bie5er @eeenb rur selinbe Wtnter &C.
p0bnt firb, auf einen 8ltaaarb ni@t
porbereitet. Die lei@t 9ebaute Be-
bau{ung getpabrte ben 8etpobnera nut
geringel1 @4ub. bas tpenise 8rennmoz
teria( mar balb perbrau@t unb bic
aanae 6amilte lttt fur9tbar bur4 bic
&Glte. Die l1n9lidli@en iaben einem
lana{amen 9obe bur4 Grfrieren entgez
gen. @eratpeiflung padte ben Barter
lrto NIT einem Mef1h1 burdf4nitt
en-, ben @einen bic &eble unb ma9te
bann ieinem etsenen 2eben ein @noe.
@iele bon ben Mniteblern unter benz
!9eimftdttegeieB baben nod tetne Blodz
bitten erri9tet, ionbern uobnen in
53elten, tpeld9e tpenig S4uB 9egen
aroBe &Glte gepdbren. Cine 6rau
&amens 5annie Spencer, bic II Metz
len bon Grob etne 9etmitdtte uberz
non1mer, battle, tpurbe in ibrer 9iitte
erfroren aufgefunben. Ser MniieoIsr
sSsames Muli9an untpeit perrp batte
Elm steides @9id1al, fein Sbetlbaber
6arbD Metpcombs mar nod am 2eben,
BOD {tarb ct balb barallf an oen SOL
qe11 Der ausgeftanbener &Glte. Sn
ppnca e~rlitten Grau Sennie @ramer
unb tbre beiber Rinber 2io3ie unb
@aQie bur9 bic RGlte ben Sob. Gin
~@ombop", r@ol." 9enrp Melton, ber
friiber Der r@ib @eft Sbop" angez
b0rte, tpurbe in Der Ndbe bon &etpz
&irt bonn 8~li3oarb credit. @ob unb
Meiter ain9eru 3u @runbe.
8ei Mnabarta tpurbtn 5pet @4uler
ber Snbianer1@ule betpubtlos unter'm
@4nee sefunben. @iner bapon ftarb
balb na4ber, Der anbere erbolte ild
lan91am tpieber. Sci Nlpa hatter bic
Mnfebler ebenfaus fur@tbar gu letben;
audi fino bort 100 @tiid pferbe unb
@inbbieb erfroren. Cine iunge 2ebz
rertn jenes Srtes, SRI. Sennte Sobnz
fton, tpirb permibt. Man befiir@tet,
baB {e auf ibrem @ege bon BET
@9ule nad 9aufe erfroren 1T. Gin
gebenbe Na4ridten aus alien Sbetz
len bes S~errttoriums birften ergeben,
baB 9unbert ober mebr Mniiebler unb
Saufenbe Shid @ieb e~rfroren 1trb.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-02-22
Runtttot, fir oaS aete Ar1tee'
&etuetr.

Dte @erpenbung bon 2eonarbz u1o
9eptonzpulp fir Patronen, tpel4e
bei ben @4iebperfu@en nit benz neue1
Maqaainaetpebr unferer Mrmee &C.
brau@t tperben fouen, bietet bic @elez
oenbeit .au %intereFanten unb pt@ttgen
@eralei&<n. ueber bic neue Maffe
felb}t ma@t General Tla9ler in ietner1
Bkri@t i ~etngebenbe Mittbeilungen.
Mffiten3ar3t 2a@arbe BON benz Cont
t6tszDepartement unb lieutenant BE-
net baben eingebenbe @eriu@e nit ben
altert @epebren, &aliber O,45. llro
ber reuen g ringfietbzM aga3inbll@1e,
Raltber O.3O, an9eiteQt, iabem aug
berfelben @%ntfernuag uno nit 9lei9
ftarten 2abungen 9efeuert tpurbe. VS.
itelIte fib beraus, bab bas tletnere @ez
inob lethtere Wunben perurfa4t, nno
bah bic @4tpere BET Munoen mob
bur@ ben @ebrau@ bon @ef4ohen,
bere1 @,eftalt audi ni@t bur4 ben Mn<
pruu an bic bdrtei ten &nohen 9ed11z
bert >ptrb, btrringert perben tarr.
Wunben, BE bnr4 projectile DOM Ra=
lib<r O.3O berurfa@t tperben, tor11er1
febr lei@t fem unb 1T bur4 Werfude,
tpel@e in 9eutf4lanb angei teqt tporz
ben, bargetban, baB na4 @ntfernr119
bes MetQIiber3uges bon benz oberen
Sbeile ber tl%eintaltbrigen @ef9ofe bag
8let ii@ abplattet unb bic @epalt oes
Mnprales in Golge bef1en bebeuterlo
pergrDbert mirb. 9o4 1T es nt@t
pabr{@einli9, baB berarttge @e1@one
i'm &rtege @ermenbung finben tperoen;
au9 mirb bur9 bas Mbplatten pes
8leies bic 9ur@f4lagtraft bes 9ez
f4oFes p%errtngert, 10 baB bal 1elbe
epentueq 11ur etnen, an1tatt mebrere
@olbaten tampfunfdbis MAIDEN mir
|be. Die 8eanttportung ber Srage,
pb bic bur1 Elm tletntalibriges @ei@ob
perurie4te Munbe einen Mann tampfz
unfdbtq MAIDEN piirbe, 1T Bel Der @usz
mabl 6es &alibers natirli@ BON Der
orDbten @i@tisteit. 9a @ei@oHe,
bereI, @e}talt ii@ beim Dur4i@lagen
BON &no&en ni@t dnbert, am 5tpedz
mGBio{ten eri@etnen, mub thre
@@uere 3ur 9erporbringuns zines be-
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-02-22

MUM 1td duSDebrt, tubu 1tm DDS
Gblorcaleium al; bas Mmmoniums
gas sebt aus benz 3iibler in Elm Nbs
iorbtrsefdb, mo es NIT einem Strabl
f9pa4M MmmoniumpaKers bebanz
belt unb tpteber in feline urfpriin9lihe
Jorm, Mmmoniumpa Her. aufgelDit
tpirb; biefes pirb in ben Generator
aurldseleitet, I'm bon Meuem benubt
au tperben. Oas talte Gblorcalctum
aebt in einem 9auptrobr mad Dem
l~aaerbaufe unb nirb bort in tleineren
@1bren in bic etsentliden @efrierz
tammern 'unb Mufbemabrunssrdume
pertbeilt. IS tpirb cine ununterbros
9ene Circulation aufre4t erbalten uni
bas Gblorcalcium tebrt in ben 9ottid
auriid, bon mo es na@ @erlauf bon
flint Minuten, nahbem es muir einen
eerineen She'll BET 9emperatur perlos
rem bate, tpieber gum @ebrau4 fertiq
1T.
Sobalb bic Slide aus ben 8ooten
entlaben iinb, tperoen fie mad @r0bt
unb QualitGt fortirt, tporauf iie in
QuantitGten bon ca. IL pfunb in
pfannen aus galbanifirtem @ifen
tommen. tpel4e Bel elmer 2Gnse bon
% unb elmer 8reite bon 8 sou eins
Siefe bon 2 1f2 sou baben; biz
pfanner tperben NIT lofe paKenben
3edeln ausebedt unb tomnen in biz
@efriertammern. Dieie Fnb felt &C.
baute @etp0lbe NIT ftarten eifernen
9biiren unb baben I'M Snnern @6brenz
fpitenne, bic parallel iiber chamber arz
raneirt Fnb. 9luf bieie R0bren perz
ben bic nit Gti9en sefuQten pfannen
placirt unb bort bletben lie "a Stunz
ben in elmer Semperatur, bic Big aui
16 Grab unter Nuq berabsebt. Sebe
@efriertammer bat cine Gapacttdt bon
2 1f2 2onnen unb ba bas Stabilize
nent 16 1ol@e Rammern entbdlt, tDnz
men tGgli@ 40 Sons Gif4e benz &C.
frierproceb aussefeBt tueroen. Nad
Mblauf bon "a @tunben iperben bic
9fanner einem falten Waherbabe UNI
termorfen, norauf bic gu einem foltz
ben 8lod aufammensefrorenen Slide
berausgenommen unb in benz 2agerz
bauie, bas in ben @efrterrdumen IN
Gbnli9e &ammern getbeilt 1T, aufgez
1peidert. Die 8l0de merben auf etnz
amber aepudt. Man fann bic qefrpz
renen Slide beliebis lange aui bemabz
rem, metftens gei@iebt bies aber nut
auf cine Sat1on BON feds Bis a4t
Monaten. SIM Griibiabr unb 9erbit
tpenr es einen ueberfluB on 5if4en
sibt, lit bas @tablifement in p%ollfter
TbGtigteit. Die gefrorenen Slide
bebalten lire dubere @eitalt unberdn=
bert unb feben duberit fauber aus
tire CUTE 8ef@affenbeit tann man aui
ben erften 8lid ertenner. Das I'm
ternebmerl 1T bon einem 9errn @tol
ms 2eben gerufen uorben unb tpirf
un3meifelbaft 3ur 9ebung ber Slid:
inbuftrte bebeutenb beitrasen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-02-22

eSn 8 aft + betannten ft@ bic
8antrduber, nel4e berfu4t batz
ten, bic @aftman'f@e @ant in Montz
fort am q. DECEMBER gu berauben,
f4u1big. @eorse WorB, Der Meltefte,
murbe gu 3 liz Sabren 3u@tbaus,
Sobn Spler gu. 2 1i2 Sabren 3u@tz
ba,1s berurtbeilt. Dt beioen anberen
SEQ. Carbon uno Sames
@on, bic nod unter Is Sabren ftno,
murben na@ Der Sn%buitriei&ule fir
Rnaben na9 Muuteiba 9eianbt, mo-
lie mGbrenb tbrer Minoritdt blelben
miHen, ober 10 lange, big fie 8etpet1e
ibrer 8eferung gegeben baben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-02-22
&ieber Cit 9taatsnreiM?

8e1grab, IA. Teb. @uf ben 81.
syebruar iinb bur4 einen t0nigliden
Grlab be Reierben einberufen tporoen,
angebli9 UNI uebungen bor5unebmen,
mel9e brsi Moben bauerr fol1en. Sei=
tens ber Rabttalen tperben jeoo4 Nnz
beutunoen gemaht, es banble ft4 um
M~usfijbrung zines '@taat1 trei4s.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-02-22
1tnruben III &Ictnafen-

Mus Cont anttnopel melbet
bas Rabel: @dbrenb ber tur3ltbe11
Mufitdnbe in Dussat tpurbsn bon ben
Sirten 1875 @rmenier getDotet unb
$40 bertpunbet.
The Evening dispatch. [volume] (Provo, City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1894-04-28
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The Evening dispatch. [volume] (Provo, City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1894-04-28
PROVO CITY. APRIL 2S. 1884
SOMETHING NEW .

Surely it is something new to see a
vast crowd of men present in Washing
ton presenting petition for any pur-
pose whatever or upon any preteXt.
The simple presence of such force as
the commonweal in the capitol of the
nation is a threat. 1t is ominous of
change, of upheaval. of dissatisfaction,
of distress and before we are quit of il
all, vast changes will have occurred.
In the affair in the senate yesterday
nothing was done giving the hope of
any sort of settlement soon, and what
we have most to fear is the long delay
ahead of us which will feed the tester
until the physical arm of the govern
ment will be so weakened that it can
not if it would deal with the matter
only by weak submission TO the de-
ma nds of the restless, whether right or
wrong. This great government should be
careful not to do this. 1t must deal with
1t independently if it would preserve
its vantage ground. 1t is i'll treating
with the enemy after he has placed
halter securely about your neck.
Now we would not call that paternal-
ism were the government in defer ence
TO the distresses of the poor, to devise
some policy which would furnish work
and wage for the laborer, and we think
Senator Wolcott wen. little too far in
his denunciation. But while this is
true we can easily see how the advo-
Gates of the laborers may just as easily
go too far in pressing their claims
from a humanitarian standpoint and
contravene the law from an opposite
direction. 1t is one of these questions
upon which much is to be said on both
sides. However, it will hurt no party
in interest to cast away prejudice or
political feelings and deal with the
whole matter from the broad stand
point of humanity. Men have the
right to petition in person. 7 hat pre-
suppSees their presence in person at the
seat of government, in an ord derly de-
cent manner. If they choose to act in
any way outside of these plain rules
they become laWless and the govern
ment will deal with them, nor stop to
count noses.
Mr. Wolcott does not seem to be
talking from the standpoint of SYM
pathy with the poor He is only deal
ing with the matter from legal point
of observation He can do nothing
helpful in this situation unless he looks
at it honestly and fairly from both
sides. While men starve they must do
so according to lew, is Mr.. WOlcott's
idea, but he does not stop to ask if
there isn't something better than starv
ing. A government for the people
ought to be able to devise something to
tide US over the troublous times. Tell
Mr.. Wolcott that the passage of the Will
son bill would help out, but his partis-
anship would force him to reject the
suggestion. Tell the gold bug senators
that free coinage bill would help out
in the work of restoring the healthy
old conditions prevailing before this up
rising took place, and they would turn
up their noses, This being the case what
are the people to do? The public neces-
sitY is great, it presses and something
must be done at once. What? Plainly,
we think, reconciliation and tariff
reform.
The Evening dispatch. [volume] (Provo, City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1894-04-28
THE TRIBUNE'S JOKE.

The Salt Lake Tribune has perpe-
trated many joke in its long career,
but more worn, frazzled and utterly
threadbare one it was never father OF
than the one 1t rehashes each morning
as to Mr.. Richards being totally die
qualified for party service Of anykind by
reason of the fact that he is secretary
of state, and ex-officio secretary of the
board. This is an exaltation of the
morals of the ex-libeIal sheet which
rather takes ones breath away.
1t is also prima facia evidence
that when the other rail was on top
the apportionment racket did not cut
go large figure in the business. Is it
not The fear that some of the shoe
strings are likely TO be shortened and
districts made more presentable under
Richards handling, which causes the
Tribune's perturbations, rather than
the fear that Injustice will be done
the unworldly and inexperienced dem
ocrats?
So racking and terrible has this
thing become that we doubt if Mr..
Richards could speak peace to tie
troubled waters of rerublicanism were
he to resign everything, even his hope
for future political recognition from
the party he has served SO ably and so
unselfishlY. He need not be disturbed
by this bitof fun on the part of the
paper named. 1t grows in years and is
'tickled with a straw. and pleased
with rattle.''
The Evening dispatch. [volume] (Provo, City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1894-04-28
Bright Spring Days.

The spring should be pre-eminently
a season of contentment, happiness and
hope. In these bright and pleasant
months the country should enjoy its
highest degree of tranquility and pros
perity. But spring, it is well known,
as often period of discomfort and dis
turbance in the physical system. I'm
portant organs of the body become
torpid or irregular in their action, and
the fact is instantly reflected in the
mental condition of the individual. A
disordered liver means disOrdered nerves
and dull and unsteady brain. Any
thing which will bring the physical
system into harmony with budding
Nature confers an enormous benefit
upon the nation, besides the mere
allaying of physical discomfort. Hoods
Sarsaparilla does this, as thousands of
grateful and happy men and women
can testify, and increased use of this
standard spring medicine is of more
real practical Importance in promoting
health and quiet in the business world
than reams of abstract theorizing.
The Evening dispatch. [volume] (Provo, City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1894-04-28

ONE of the most important effects to
grow up out OF all this railway strik-
ing and tumult will be'that hereafter
the roads will be compelled to wage
war against all manuer of railway
combinations among their men. The
strikers have drawn the lines little
too tight and Mr.. Hills example will
be followed by more of the roads as
the days 60 by. The loads have rights
as well as the men and this fact seems
nearly forgotten now.
The Evening dispatch. [volume] (Provo, City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1894-04-28

afgHtneht could convince him that the
inexperience ot the postmaster was SIN
excuse. 81 pay my money. I expect
my answer. 1t is no good save 1t is on
time" "Mr. SaLl"-meaning Uncle
Sam should see to it that get it. !"
We were nonplused, and had barely
breath enough to whisper the recon-
mendation that he sue "Mr. Sam"
The last seen of him, he was in pursuit
of lawyer who would bring the suit.
Now, it is hoped the letters will dance
about at a nimble rate.
The Evening dispatch. [volume] (Provo, City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1894-04-28

THE Herald makes one well grounded
complaint, and that is that while half
of our laborers are idle and the other
half are employed on half time and
half wage, the international steam
ship lines are pouring innumerable
hords of European laborers upon our
shores. This surely is one phase of
the labor problem which We can man
age with ease and efficiency. This ma
tion should certainly do something for
our men. What easier than closing
down our ports for few years against
this sort of immigration.
The Evening dispatch. [volume] (Provo, City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1894-04-28

ED. WoLcOTT sis tired of this talk of
national demonstration, but Ed.
hasn't seen the end of it yet. "Na-
tional demonstration" is going to cut
rather an extensive figure in indus
trial matters yet before we run up
against the end of the trouble.
The Evening dispatch. [volume] (Provo, City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1894-04-28

SUMMONS.--IE THE DISTRICT COURT OF
- tte First judicial district. of the territory
of Utah. Utah county.
Q. w. HUFF, plaintiff VS. Ireta Hemenway
o. w, Hemenway. and the DIXON publishing
company a corporation, defendants.
The people of rhe territory of Utah send
greeting to lreta Hemenway. G. w. Hemen-
way. and the Dixon Publishing company. q
corporation. defendants.
You are hereby requIredto appear in an ac-
tion brought against you by the above named
plaintiff, in the district court of the First .Iu-
dicial district of the territory of Utah, and to
answer the complaint fled therein, within ten
days exclusive OF the day of servicel after
the service on you of this summons-if served
within this county; or II served out of this
county, but in this district within twenty
days; otherwise within forty days-or judg
ment by default will be taken against you, ac-
cording to prayer of this complaint
The said action III brought 10 obtain a de-
cree of this court for the foreclosure of a GER
tain mortgage described in the complaint,
and executed by the said 1reta Hemenway ct
al, on the 10th day of July 1892. to secure the
payment of a certain promisGOry note OF that
date for S200.00 with interest at 10 per cent.
per annum; that the premises conveyed there
by may be sold end the proceeds applied to
the payment OF Said S2eO, with interest there
on at 10 per cent. per annum from July 16, 1892
for $4,000 attorneys fees and the costs OF this
suit; aud in case such proceeds are ne t suth-
cient to pay the same then to obtain an exc
cuuOn against said Ireta Hemen@ay ct al for
the balance remaining due, and also that the
said defendants and all persons claiming by,
through, or under them, may be barred ana
foreclosed of all right, title, claim, lien, equity
of redemption, and interest in and to said
mortgaged premises. and tor other and fur
ther relief
For fuller particulars reference is hereby
made to the plaintiffs complaint now on file
herein.
And you are hereby notified that if you fail
to appear and answer the said complaint as
above required, the said plaintiff will apply
to the court Tor the relief therein demanded.
Witness the Hon. Harvey w. Smith, judge, and
the seal of the district court
of the First Judicial district, in and
(sEAL.) for the territory of Utah, this 2Sth
day of March in the year of our
Lord, one thousand eight hundred
and ninety-four.
d. II. PEERY, Jr., Clerk,
By r, B. Thurman, Deputy Clerk.
E. K. Dudley. attorney for plaintiff.