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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-15
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-15
kINNEscAH VALLEY ENTERPRISES

Special Dispatch to the DAILY Eagle
TOPEKA, Sept 1.-THE Ninnescah Val
lsv Land aud Live Stock company has been
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-15

Banks ffrozn hls terfh tsehsrt-l ssy
steward. &c y01 flink is AZ - VIA H.
~tev-s-ys fcs.eerfally - Henry ts.1sk. Tor
sAe preseE4t, slE. hut ysgr hs.pgs-tite VII -
s-ooEEin By a. bv-ArT sofk herAs4
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-03-20
Iuxrtnnurprr GAZETTE

bptt; jeBt 9litt Die &leine berab uno
lief ibm porrus auf ben SorplaB. gr
Der Saust6iir iano er lie %leiner mar
teno, Ihilftern errOtDelo, oob poll
tlnoliden lln9cltums. Gr ltano It'll
uno blidte lie ireunoli1 an. ,S1
weiB, iuO Serr Maniell gepelen it,"
rief tie eifri9, ,9ar ni6t az Dem Ort,
ppn Dem Sic iprobcn. Iuf Dem
Brief, Den er an pGpa i6rieb am Sage,
ebe er Suriidtam, liano Monteitb ais
YOiSeihen. 90 beiBt audi Der Mann,
Der ullere grpBe @anotorte 9emaht
bat, Oaran babe ib Mrs gentertt.
Sitte, leioen Sic nibt, oaB Die Seute
etlpas SOies BON Serrn Maniell iagen,
Der INNER 10 gut it,"
Mit eliibenocn Sdt6en uno flattern=
Den SOfen iprang Die &leine oapon,
trDb, Dem lieben S0usfreuno, Wle ne
9laubte, einen Sicnlt geleiltet ST. baben.
GDro uber iil0lte einen pobreu Sti6
i'm 0erSen, oaB er Die Nustunft, nab
lpelder er 10 LANCE uno per9eblib 9e=
fOr'At, Sulebt bon ben unlbuloi9en
Sippen zines Ginoes erbulten bate.
@ie mir miiien, mar Wonteitb Die
Gilenbabnltatipn, welte Siblep Sund0lt
lag.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-03-20

,,g6, nihts. Seine Termonotsn
linO in Sprge. Gr lit ibmermiltbig
uno bat lib ppm Saulc entiernt, obne
sl i00en, mpbin. Glauben sic, oaB
sic i'm na1 leinem Bib wieoerertens
men miirben?"
SD iollte es meinen. Gr mar Der
elrlii9e 6remoe, Der IN Dem Na6mlts
tag bier in ben 3us itie9."
ugSinen Sic nod, an wel6em Sag
es war2"
u6reilih, mir batten eeraoe Die
9roBs Saoun9 Steine iortseibant =
am Slenltag mar es."
Spro atbnnete tief auf. S,ener Sad
entDlclt 9eluiB oas Mooell Der Mai1ine.
Gr butte enolih 9~eIunOen, mas er
lll6te, aber es mar elm trauri9er Sri=
umpb, Den er ~feierte.
uSelten Cant" iaste er su jenem
9,panot; ,,jcBt miro Der Serr leiNt
dtI5u1lnoen 'ein. 9ier lit aI1 iein
gilO."
Gr 500 iein S0Ihenbu9 beraus uno
sei9te Dem @ubnDdrter ieine StiHe
BON WanIell, Die i'm jeBt pOuig natur=
getreu ouritellte.
uSa, ia, Oas 1T er, rief Der Ilte-
Nlles meltere Sragen mare uber=
fliiIlig gelpeien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-03-20
IA.
Gin lie d.

Spro perbrahte cine rubeloie Naht.
Salo audlte er Iib nit @e~rmutbun9en,
mas wobl oas unperi6lmte Senebmer
jeues Srppn al beoeuten baben m0hte,
balo lab er ipieoer i'm 8eiIt Maniell in
trpl tlpiem Sammer oaiiBen, uno in iei=
men unrubigen Srdumen perfOtgte ibn
oas perunltultete SiloniB Der ibDnen
Smpgen Care. Sas Mitleio nit BEN
unsludliden junsen Wann, Den nun
blinoe 2eioenibait gum Serbreder 9e-
ma6t baben tOnnte, regte li6 10 md6=
ti9 in ibn oaB er fat in Dem Gntihluh
panteno wuroe, Der SQbrte Deiter nad=
Sulpiiren. Grit Der neue Gag CAB ibm
bic alte Sbattrait Suriid.
Waniel bate ii6 bereits in Die Sa=
BRIT be9eben, als gpro am anoern WDr=
gen sum 6riibtiid fam; bod fanb er
@elesenbeit, ieinem SOriaB gemdB ben
u%nbequemen grOwn ibarf 81 beObah=
ten. Sn Dem Senebmen oieiss Wen=
ihen ibm 9eseniiber lag ni6ts, ipas
iein MiBtrauen redtiertigte er mar boz
lid, 5uportOmmeno unb bereit, ibu in's
0eipra6 su Sieben. SO6 tOunte Ypro
ni6t umbin, 81 9lauben, oaB BON jenem
Elm ieinoli6er ginfluB aussebe, um
linn uno ieiuem 8Orbaben 81 ibaoen.
g8Omit bate er lih ionit Die tiible gu
riidbaltrng idmmtlider Gdlte ertlaren
iollen, Die iib ibm nod am Nbeno Su-
Dor 10 irsunoli6 srwieien battsu? So=
gar Srdulein part sOnnte ibm nur
wenige turSe WOrte.
gSie 9roB mar aber erit feline lleber=
raihung, als bic @irtbiu, melte bis
her Die Iiebeusmilroi9teit ielbIt 9egen
ibn ssweien mar, i'm 81 Iih entbieten
lieB, I'M inn mitSutbeilen, lie iebe lid
9enDtbi9t, onoerweiti9 ilber iein 3ims
mer 81 uerfil9en. 3ruar iuhte lie Die
S6ronbsit hires Seriabrens gu miloern,
inoem lie binSuieBte, Elm Serr wiiui6te
oas 3immer aui lan9ere 3eit 81 mie=
then, aber Spro ertannts oeutli6. oaB
oies nur Elm 0OrUano lei, I'M ibn aus
Dem SauIe 81 entfernen. 81 nun
iein 3wef Obnehin pereitelt mar, ipenn
man ibm nit WlBtrauen begegnete, err
wioerte err bOfli1, er wilnihe our6aus
ni6t. Die Dame auf ir9eno cine Weiie
81 ihaoigen, uno ,ueroe lih mad elmer
anoern Wobnun9 umleben.
9ereits cine babe Stunoe Ipdter mar
er wieoer in benz SOtel %einquartirt, in
welbem er suerit an9eltie9en. unD iano
nun 3eit, feline weiteren Shritte ,u
iiberle9en. Crop aller inn bereiteten
Sinoeruine mar er oo6 in Den YeliB
Ginger wi6tiger Sbatla0en 9slau9t,
welbe Wanlell be,raten. Gr wuBte err
items. oaB oieier iib zines Yorpanos
beoient bate, nm IOpO6l bon Der gei=
heni6au ais Dem SeNrdbniB ieiner err
mOrOeten Sante itrn 81 bleiben.
3weiten$, oaB err Elm observation-disclosures
Grfinocr mar unO aeraoe jeBt oas fer
ti9e Wooell elmer Maibine bel li6 81
Iteben bate. Inn Orittens bah er il6
al Dem Morgen, ais Die Wrrotbat in
SibleD Oerilbt iparo, niht oabeim be-
iano. lonOern al iryero eInem anoeru
Grit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-03-20

Der Sreppe lei, uno Onncte Oiele gan;
porlihtig. Spiort ertannt. or, oaB e,
III Gin ialihes 3inlmer 9eratben lei
lei mo spar IN Serrn MNniells. Dies
icl0te lhon o0s Slerli0e Wooell einel
tleinen Moihiue, bos oli Dem slide
ltanO. glber audi Der Grinder ielbli
mar su9e9en. Sr laB NIT Dem Hilfcr
nod Der Sbiir, Die Nrme aui Dem Slid
llno Den Gopf oaralf gc!e9t, mie &C.
beu0t BON Sammer ooer GerSluelflung.
Galb ,upllte llh SDro mieoer surilfSie=
ben, aber Die Geltalt perbarrte 10 IT'LL,
10 r%e9ungslos ein S6alloer er9rill
lbil, er trdt Dor, nunnte oeS jun9ell
Mannes Namen, uno Oh er feline Mnt=
mort erbielt, berilbrte er feline SNulter.
Dies wirtte. Grit Maniea idneltt
in Die @Obe uno itano ibpn i'm MIDI
item Nu9enblif Dor Dem unberuIener
Glnoringling. SER" rief er nit
iinlter gerunSelten Srallen, mas baben
Sic bier 81 iuhen?" Die gauge Seiti9=
teit I~eiler Natur iprilbte aus Den 3Orni:
gen Ill9en.
,.Gntihuloi9en Sic, bat @pro boz
lid, i'd babe mid I'M 3immer aeirrt
-" SprNblos bielt er inne, t0um
leinen Nligen traueno: Muuiells iiartt
Gehte umidBte ein Bib - Die PbOtp.
graphic BON Smosen Care. G.uer
ilber 6eIiht uno BeItalt iparen lln=
barmbcrSis smei oite i6parSe Stride
treuSpei'e 9sSogen. ,,Sie IaBen ID
u~nbelusslih Oa, als i6 sintrat," fubr
er fort, LID iiirhtete. es lei Sbnen et=
mas Sl9sltOBen, Oesbalb rief i1 Sic
benin Namen."
Waniell perneiote ii6 talt. sd
bin Shnen iebr u%srbuaoen," iagte el
lib unpili9 abluenDeno.
SprD iab er ,pOllte ollsin isin, uni
mohte li6 buber nibt auforln9en, ME
ml6ti9 ss ibm audi geiueIen wdre, oas
@eIprdt IortsuIeBen. Gben Dffnete el
Die Sbiir, I'm lid 81 entlernen, al:
oieielbe ploBli6 aui9erinen muroe, mn
Wieoerum Der iibsrl1ltige Sroiun Der.
%einpiaBte.
Sas 9irs ilber Maniell's @eoulo.
3ornig trat er aif DEN Speitsn Sin;
oringling su, mics All Die Sbiir mn
iru9te oh es niht Site inter anItlnoi:
gen Seuten lei, ansutlOplsn, bepor mar
eiu iremoss 3immer betrsts.
SrOnn eri6Opfte lid III Gnti6uloi:
9rn9en; or mine gar nidt, luie es sllge'
Qnngen lei, Iol6en Srrtbum babe el
nod nie be9an9en; er bate oaraui 9e'
ihworen, oics lei ieine 3immertbiir,
Sitte md tauienDmal I'm Gerseib'
ung," riei er, Iib 9erQul6ppll Suriit'
SleDeno.
SDro itano ltarr Dor Staunen; Die,
les ieltiame 3uiammentreIien 9inl
oenu op6 ilber ulle Seariiie. Gr iai
ein, wie uer9eblib jeoer @eriud cine,
guseinunosrieyung nit Dem erslirnter
MtanIell lein miiroe; oernlrrt uno be-
treten ltammelte er nrlr nod, oaB e,
Den auoern Serrn ni6t tenne, uno emit
iernte lit 10 ibuell lpie mOsli9.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-03-20

SeiratDstanbioat: oSier,
Mar1en, bait Oh sebn Yiennig, uno
nun ers1bl mir, mas Seine S6welter
BON mir last!"
War6en: .Gib mir nod sebn
Pfennis, uno ib erSdbl' Dir lieber
rli1t, mas lie bon Dir iaat!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-03-20
Mrbcite iortwabreno.

Iorber ,ounte i'd feline grbeit oerridteu. 80
peiB ui5t. Wie i'd mid trdftie oeuue ausord6en
foun, I'M Sopo'S SariapariGa fur meme oou.
f6uoi9e SelIuug ,neiue San,bar.eit ju bemeifen.s
Geo. 70. Turner, 6ermer. @alwab. q. D.
S,ppb'S Qiaeu ibpdben nitt ab. ~ionoeru fore
bern bic Oeroauuna uno ~.rdf,iaen ben Maaen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-03-20
il. Centr.G ilen6a@n.

y)arltt0ll, COUNCIL SluHS,
Smaba unO San Sranciscs.
ilber Siour 6itD.
9iab auitill, Swatouna, Wirmeapolis
mub ct. Gaul. iiber @aterloo II. Wona.
Na6 Marlbauiowu, CriuleQ, Sttumma,
iiber Ntleu.
9fu6 0rano oo>lllctior iuio GeS Woiues,
ilber Sort CoD9e.
3ise n%erlaien has SatHois 9sntraI Depot FIR osa
Weiteu mle iolgt:
paiiagier3lge ...... 7:l0 @m. tdalib, ausa. Souutaqa.
.,.... 3:35 Vim.
......I40gm,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 9tIl. .
ReileuOsu, ole uad Dem Often ge6eu, bietst bieie 81.
ME belonoere yortDelie. Gle III bic ein5ige. Dslde
3urd5ige Sluiideu Dubuque Iuo Chicago lauieH laBt;
aud bat le allen Sbla'maggouS anf Tag II. 9sadt'
Sa9eIt. ole bis Gblea9u 0urdgebeu.
HoIa9lere. bic llolidb. nab at. xouts, 0atr0,
xouiSpiuc, yiaiboiue, Mcnpbis, VeW Cr'
icanS ooer VlaBeu III leras 9e5eu. lperoeI ral4 be-
i0roert uuo maben li6ere Nerbtnoungeu.
SIge uad) Dem Glteu uuo Snoei GebeI az;
Yaiiagier5use ....., 1870 BIN. tdgttd).
......ll5 9tm, anS9. SoHHtag5.
go. l0:45 Jtm.. A..
z. " .Wicgledr. Taii. T"'> Sitet; aasnt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-03-20
Sdlimmite TaQ bon Sfropbeln,

ben Iic lie scicben. Gs mar eiufaG. iGrcdIia. Dor
flint Sabsen besann i'd. Supo's Sariapartaa
5u uebncu. Rad u1o nod fano i@. oas Die De.
ibspure iu beiIeu beaauneu. SD fubr fort. bis ID
3ebn GIaiben serommeu bate. 3ebn Souars.
Senieu Sic bod. iucIhen Geuiun mir meiue In.
Ieibe bradtc. Sauieuo Yroieut2 Sa. oieIe Tau.
feno. @dbreuo Der Iesteu bier Sabre bate ID
leins Qeidliuiire. An
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-03-20
Hoods s parii7a heiIt.

AIS i'd 4 coer 5 Sabre idbIte. bate I'D eu fro.
bbaIDles 8eidplr ant Witte,fnSer meiner linsen
Sano. oas ib 70 oeritIimmer.e, oab Die Ier.ts
Den Singer a~bnebmcu mubteu. uro ~ipdterbin rncbr
aIs Die SGIite meiusr Sano. Darauf brad oas
Gei6tpjr aui meirci Irueu Gus. Sciste fb an
mcinem Salic uub beiocu Soften oes 8eiihts. mir
fat oos cine au8e seritOreno. uno auf meinen
redten urn. Die IerIte ias,eu, es pGre Der
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-05-22
VANISHING FREE LIST
The Senator's Take a Good Many Hard
Crack; al One Another.
VEST IS FRANK ABOUT 1T
A Large Majority OF the Democrats.
He Says, Has Been Obliged to
Give In to a Small Minority
The Best They ould Do.

WAsHINGToS, May 2!.-ln pursuance Of
the order adopted Friday, the senate met
at 10 o'clock to-day. Tie metal schedule
OF the tariff bill was taken up. The first
amendment was that reported from the
finance committee, placing duty of 40
cents on iron ore. Aldrich SAID for six
years the democrats IN New England
fought their campaigns on plat
forms demanding free raw materials.
Three years ago Mills made n stumping
tCur OF Massachusetts with free raw ma
teFi,l as a text. lie held ont a glowing
promise of free raw materials and free
iron are when tue democrats Obtained
control of all branches of the government.
lie then advocated free bar iron. Massa.
chusetts had no democratic repre-
sentative in the senate. Why
was not Mills here 10 champion
their cause? lie was no; even in his seat.
While Aldrich was speaking Mills entered
the chamber, and, after some SOARING by
the republicans, engaged IN the discus
sion.
Mills spoke but briefly. lie had long
given up all hope of converting his repub-
lIcan colleagues. Past experience had
taught him that after all arguments had
been brought to bear, the wouldy still be-
lieve the lie and be damned. lie saw no
hope for them.
do you SEQ anv hope for the conversion
of your democratic associates asked
Hoar.
"Oh, I'm making fair Roadway" replied
Mills, ''but there is too much behind tho
other side TO bulge it,"
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-05-22
FRESH CALLS FOR HELP
The Troops at MiisCula Ordered 10
Hold Themselves in Readiness.
DISTURBANCES AT ARLEE
The Commonwealers Said to Be
Getting Rebellious Because They
Don't Have Enough 10 Eat
Marching In the Rain.
Sroclal nIsparcn 10 the standar /.

ol'blai AfsptlSh W
MlssoULA, May 2l.-The captured Cox
eyites are still encamped in the rain at
Arlee, and from reports received at this
ciIy II appears that they are becoming DIS
satisfied with camp life, and some of them
have been somewhat unruly to-day. THIS
afternoon three deputy marshals came in
from Arlee, having in charge three of tho
men who had been creating a disturbance.
The names of the mon arc James Collins,
Z. Harris aud L, McAllister. They are
now locked up in the county Jail. Tho
deputies will return To the Arlee camp. IL
it not known hero when the prisoners will
be taken to Helena.
The situation on the west end is bccom-
ing more serious. The number of men at
Hope is increasing, and II is now est-
mated that there are nearly 300 there, and
the officers of the army, who are now in
Missoula, state there will be 80 there by
tomorrow. The trainmen report that
these men are becoming more threaten
ing, and assert that they will not walk TO
Helena. This is denied by the Coxeyites
here, who say the men will not commit
any further deprcdaiions. The railway
people wired a request for the aid of tho
military ,,,in ,o.d,v but II has not bceu
rran,oI ,,e, Tno IJ.hn diyis;on is a.Ii
nro,cc,ci ~, ,roors and , veII.,rmeJ
sorco ~ Jenr,, ,n,rsb,Is hnt tho onIy do.
tons. ., ,h,s I;,is;o, ia Tho small f,rco
which N,r.hoi u,Ioy has n, ArIoc These
have ,beir hands full with the prisoners in
,hcir ch,r,o and o., do notbi,y moro.
An order was received a, Fort Nissoul,
,o.I,y sror, Jon,r,,nen, hs,douar,ers for
tho troors 20 ba in readiness 10 move. but
final or,crs have no, yc, hae, sent.
The nnr,hcr ~ commonwc,lers /, this
oil, r.,r,;,s ,h,r, the sam. as many
comm, i, 40 90 ont. and all are bciny fed
a, ,ho co,nmiss,ry naar ,he donot. where
,bere ,s an ,bupJ, n, SUNNY of provisions.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-05-22
AROUND The WORLD.

NEW HAVEN, May 2l.-The retirement
of James 4. Dana, aged 81, the Oldest pro.
fessor in Yale university, owing TO feeble
health, is announced. Professor II. L.
Williams succeeds him.
CHICAGO. May 2l.-The police have con.
cluded that W. A. Simsro,t,1 grand secre-
tary aud treasurer of the Switchmen's
Mutual Aid association, has been muir
dcred. Simsrott has been missing since
tho night of May L. His books are
straight.
BELGRADE, May 2l.-King Alexander
has suspended the constitution and re-
stored the one of 1859. lie has also APP
pointed new council of state, with ex-
Premier Christics as president.
CINCINNATI, o., May 2l.-Al the car
peuters and mill hands Of Cincinnati,
Coyington and Newport have been ordered
TO strike because the boss carpenters re-
fused to pay $3.50 eight hours, or SS nine
hours. with an hour less Saturday.
Nearly 5.OlO men are affected.
NEw YORK, May 2l.-A boiler at l56,h
street and Eagle avenue, used in blasting
rock, exploded to-day, iniuring John
Crowley aud Michael Cannon. perhaps
fatally, aud five others less seriously.
The boiler landed in stable IS feet away.
II was reported defective week ago.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-05-22
order OF Railway TeIegraphers.

Denver, May 2l.-The ninth annual
convention of the Order Of Railway Tele-
graphers Of America convened in Oakford
hall to-day with several hundred dele
gates present, ono-third OF whom were
ladies'. There is considerable feeling
among the members against Carl Smith
OF Omaha for the fight he Is making
against Grand Chief Ramsay, who arres-
ted the charter of the Omaha branch a
year ago for alleged violation of the con-
stitution. A. ID. Thurs,on, grand editor,
will resigh TO enter the legal profession.
Mayor Van Horn welcomed the delegates
10 Denver. Chief Ramsay responded on
behalf of the order. The following COM
mittee Of redentials was appointed: /.
NJ. Day of Denver, chairman; Ii. {. Me-
Adams of Magnolia, W. Va; ). e.
Mahauy of St. Louis, ]. 6, Beckley of
Washington, George \. Lizette Of Quebec.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-05-22
WENT BACK ON THEM.
A Deserter From the Army Turns States
Evidence On tho Commonweaiers.


A Deserier From the Army Turns states
Evidence On tho Commonweaiers.
srcca Dispatch to the STANDARD
KALrsPEL. Mont. May 2l.-The prelimi-
nary trial of the engine stealers was be-
gun to-day before Justice of the Peace
Nash. The trial was held in the county
court room, owing is the throng of specta.
tors. James Phair, tho leader Of the Cox
eyiies in Jail here, was placed on trial
first. One of the wealcrs named Frank
Hogan deserted the army at this point.
turning states evidence against his former
associates. Hogan testified that he was with
the crowd at Troy, and that, while in a
vacant building in the rear Of the round
house there, Phalr instructed them all to
go down the track, saying that II three or
four men wanted help, he would get an
engine to pick them up and 20 East.
Phair and his chosen allies boarded the
engine the hostlcr had run out on tho
main track and drove the hostler and
wiper off of the engine and proceeded
east, picking up the rest of the men.
They found n switch spiked at Jennings
and that phair gave orders TO have II set
back. breaking the switch lock and re-
moving the spikes. East Of Jennings they
met man named Wright, who tagged
them down and warned them OF the dan
ger of proceeding, as the westbound pas
senger train was about then due. lie also
told them the engine they were on would
be dtched, but they went on, first break
ing in a tool house and taking tools. At
Atlanta a deputy told them not 10 pro-
canh m = the enpine would be litchel. They
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-05-22
Rain Couldn't K,sp I'm Away.

GRAvEsENp. May 2i.-In spite OF tho
rain and the gale which was blowing, 5,0oo
people wcro at the track to-day. Five fur
longs Golden Rod won, kallerhoe sec
ond, Roundelay third; time, i:0iH. One
milo and a furlonc- George Beck won,
Marshal second, Prince klamath third; !;
time. :59H. One mile-Little Mat won,
Hartford second. Galloping King third |;
time. l:ii54. Mile and furlong-Don
Alonzo won, Henry of Navarro second I;
time, I: IS. Five furlongs-Second A.
tempt won, Glad second, Cherry Blossom
colt third; time. 1904. Six furlongs-
Llzctta won. Factotum second, Sandown
third; time, l:EA.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-05-22
THROUGHOUT THE STATE.
The Floods DO Immense Damage Along
the PennsyIvsnia Railroad.

The Floods DO Immense Damage Along
tho PsnnsyIvsnis Railroad.
PITrsBuRG, Pa. May 2l.-The foods
have stopped traffic completely on the
Pennsylvania railroad east of Green's
burg, % miles from Pittsburg, The tracks
are submerged in four feet of water from
Connemaugh to Bennington, IS miles, and
$500 feet of track, together with the Con-
nemaugh bridge are washed away. Pend
ing repairs the Pennsylvania trains go
over the Baltimore & Ohio road. Tho
business portion Of Johnstown is under
water. The damage is $4,000. Two lives
lost. Three days rain descended. There
was great alarm last night when il was
reported that tho reservoir at kiltaning
point was broken. The report was exag-
gerated.
Dispatches from many points along tho
Allegheny river report great damage at
Etna and Sharpsburg, which are sub.
merged, and thousands of dollars worth
of garden truck are ruined.
Adrian Wiche. aged Sj, when trying to
rescue his team near Etna, was drowned.
4 boy was drowned catching driftwood.
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have contained at least $50 men and they
kept in unbroken ranks in one of the
heaviest down-pours of rain ever known
here. As they passed up Main street
their flags and banners showed the mot
toes upon which the Coxcy movement is
based. Shouts greeted them, and the
sentiments OF tho multitude gathered in
doorwsys and beneath awnings we're only
too apparently with the men.
The problem grows hourly here and no
man has yet been wise enough 10 suggest
way out OF the difficulty. There arc
many men on the way from tho west, ac-
cortiing 10 latest returns, and II is believed
that the army will number not less than
500 within a. hours and l,00O in week.
No meeting will occur hero tonight Of
course as the rain is still heavy. Man
street is torrent and two rivers are fol-
lowing the walks downward.
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rre.byterian Educ alton.

ErGESE, Ore, May 2l.-The special
order OF business in tho Cumberland
PrcsbyIery assembly to-day was the re-
port of the committee on education.
There was a long debate upon the sixth
section OF the report, which recommends
that no one he admitted to theological
seminary proper who has not taken
regular collegiate course. Another item
in the report provides that the trustees of
the assembly take certain real estate IN
the city Of Chicago for the founding Of n
theological seminary. and the discussion
indicated that this step will soon bc taken.
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WRATH OF THE WATERS
Angry Torrents Rushing Through the
Streets Of Cities and Villages.
THE DAMAGE is IMMENSE
Johnstown Receives Second Wis.,
itation-AlI Along the Pennsyl-
vanla Railroad There Are
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SHOT IN THE BACK.
Execution of the six Anarchists Who
Assisted In PaliAs' Plot.

BARCELONA. May i.-Codina, Cere-
zuela, Sosas, Bernst, Villa Rubia and Mir,
anarchists. were executed at o'clock this
morning outside tho citadel of Mount
Jurich. Soqas and Cerczuela joined in
the prayers Of the priests. Their COM
panions wanted revolutionary cries. The
anarchists were placed in line with their
faces to tho wall of the citadel. At the
first volley from the troops only four Of
the convicts fell dead. A second volley
was necessary to kill Sogrr and Condina.
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Great Piles ol sand.

NEw YORK, May 2l.-Two vessels are
reported in distress Off Sea bright. n. J..
The track OF the New Jersey Central was
washed out between Scabrisht and High
feet high. Normandie station is entirely
covered by sand. Between Morgan and
South Amboy, on the New York & Long
Branch railroad. the sand is piled 10 feet
high. At Coney Island the Brighton
Beach railroad tracks are submerged.
The sea Is running over the beach into
the meadows.
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CMcCTTh. May 2l.-A dispatch from
Sinla says the Currency association sent
a memorial TO the government protesting
against forcing commercial bills upon the
market in excessive amounts during the
slack export season. The signers say the
action of the government depresses ex-
change and is causing panic and para
lysing trade.