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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-02-15
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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-02-15

Ipslt bas elettri19e 3i9t teine Nol1e.
Giner aniesr goIegen tbetlt aber bie=
les Snitrument aus eisener Mni4aus
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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-02-15

bann Der bide 9anbi@ub, bann bic
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bann bic iteife, unbequeme 9alsbinbe
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cine 6tu1emte,a $ Rentur.

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fi4 tii@tig fir bas groBe @rei9nib elm
3upauten. Sdgli4 tperben 4 Bis 5
@tunben Der eblen Ge@ttunit gepibz
met, unb aeue 9iebe unb &ombinattoz
men bon 9teben %einftubirt, tpie man
benz @esner am beiten tpas beibrinaen
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ma@t it@ auf ben Meg na9 benz Menz
1urlotal, pel@es gang brauben am
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bei&aftisen fi& bamit, bas Te@tgerdtb
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anpe1enb, unb man iiBt an langen
9afeln unb ipielt &arten, ober Be-
ipri4t bic Menfuren, ipel@e balb
tattfiaben tperben. Sic + iten Yarz
THEN erresen tpenig SntereKe. SIS
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1etttg bic RDpfe berprugeln. Sect.
enbli4 tommen uniere atpet Ge@ter
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NIT etnem langen tpeiben 9embe Be-
bedt. Die dlteren 8urf@en i'm
&orps MAIDEN fi@ nun an bic Mrbett,
ibre pautanten gu banbastren. Grit
fommt bic lange fetbene Mrmbinbe,
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-02-15

@&redli@eD robung. Grau
@ei(9enfelb (3u benz tletnkn ~
aat, Der rnge3oge,n 9etpefen tD:rS1aat
i9 1age Dtr, tpenn gu mir bas nod
einmal mabft, 10 tpabr i'd leb'. gebit
Du 'raus unb maf@t Dtrs @efi@t!"'
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-12-01
ARMENIAN HORRORS.
CHRISTIANS PUT TO DEATH BY
MOHAMEDANS.
The Sultan OF Turkey Said to Wink mt
tho wholesale Slaughter of ArmenIans
Russia Threatens the Ottoman En-
pire--war May Follow.

The alleged crimes on the part of
Turkish Mohamcdans against the lives
and property of Christians in Armenia
have again began to attract the horror
of the Christian world. These out
RACES arc said to be winlied at by the
Sultan Of Turkey, although his min
lister to America has denied that such
u thing is possible. The above map
shows the location of Armenia, which
country is marked by heavy black
lines 1t is a part of the Ottoman en-
pire and was the first country to adopt
Christianity, even before Greece and
Rome. Its church is independent from
the Roman or Greek Catholic sees. but
the rites and ceremonies are essentially
the same as those of Greece and Rome.
Although the Christian nations cry
horror at the outrage reported $1,000
Christians killed and $1,000, 900 worth
of property destroyed Russia alone
has threatened the sultan of Turkey
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-12-01
SPORTING NOTES.

Triplet and quadruplct bicycle teams
ut Louisville. KY, made several new
marks. johnson did not try for rec
ords.
Governors of the Kentucky Racing
association have decided to continue
the meeting at Lexington until Dec, J.
At Louisville Scavy, Stecnson. Rhodes
and OConnor, the quad" bicycle team,
rode an unpaced mile in l:5i, beating
the record.
Rcy ell Santa Anita won the Bohem-
ian stakes at San Francisco against
field OF crack 3-year-olds, among
them Senator 1rby.
Robert Fitzsimmons was eXoncratcd
by the coroner's jury at Syracuse from
any criminal intent in the death of
Con Rordan
DR.. Carver and Capt Brewer, crack
wing shots, have made an agreement
to engage in ten matches to establish IA
worlds trophy.
ID. ID. Davis. known to horsemen as
Hickory Jim II famous veteran
trainer and owner, died in a hospital
in llobolicn, y. j.
President Harper of the University
Of Chicago says he is willing To aid in
eliminating professionalism III college
athletics.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-12-01
PORT ARTHUR TAKEN.
JAPS CAPTURE THE CHINESE
STRONGHOLD.
Naval Power of That Country broken
Two Days Of. Fighting --Thousands
Homeless as "a Result OF the italian
Earthquake.

CuE Foo, Nov "A. Dispatches have
been received here saying the Japanese
captured Port Arthur Wednesday after
eighteen hours fighting.
The second Japanese army, under
the command of Field Marshal Connt
Oyama. minister of war, consisted OF
about 80, 900 men, and when this force
arrived off the Regents sword pro-
montory il was divided into two de-
tachments, one of which. aided by part
of the Japanese fleet, operated against
Talienwan, while the other directed
its movements against Kinchow, on
the western side of the promontory,
some miles north of Port Arthur.
Talienwan and Kinchow were both
captured after which the army again
combined and the march on Port
Arthur was commenced. Several en-
gagements of minor Importance took
place along the route, but according
to the reports the Japanese were in
variably successful. The roads lead
ing northward from Port Arthur We're
supposed to have been mined by the
NllHtSc. anu VIC ga pdiiSSc Souiihhh't''
therefore decided not to take the risk of
marching his troops along them. Con-
sequently they were compelled to cut
roads through the forests to allow the
passage of their artillery and ammuni-
ton trains Several times the town
is reported 10 have been captured, but
later dispatches have shown that these
t.,
anese were conducting their operations
against the place with great careful
ness and saving their strength for the
real attack.
SHANGHAI. Nov. 24.-Ncws received
here confirms the reports of the cap
ture of Port Arthur. These reports
say the Japanese torpedo boats dis
tracted the forts while the troops en-
tered the town.
LoNDoN, Nov. a4.-A dispatch to the
Times from Chez Foo says Port Arthur
was taken Wednesday evening. The
fighting was continuous from noon
Tuesday. The Japanese feet did not
take part in the engagement, though
the torpedo boats attached to the fleet
did. The japanese are now leaving
Port Arthur. Chez Foo, from which
place the dispatch announcing the fall
of Port Arthur comes. is "a Chinese city
on the north coast Shang Tung promon-
tory, some ninety miles south of Port
Arthur. from which it is separated by
the Gulf of Pe-Chi-Li.
1t is reported the Niceroy of Nanllin,
Chang Chic Tung, has been ordered to
Pekin for the purpose of reorganizing
the army after the European model,
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-12-01
FOREIGN.

Dispatches from Chez Foo announce
that the japanese have taken Port
Arthur and are marching on Shan
IIai-Kuan.
London. papers express satisfaction
over the Tact that Japan refused the
offer OF the United States To mediate
the war with China.
China has sent an officer to Japan To
arrange terms of peace. 1T is said the
government is willing to pay $l75, 200,
900.
Earthquake shocks have left only
twcnty-four houses uninjurcd in Reg
gio. Crowds of homeless people are
forced To live ON the streets.
c. H. Wetmore, Chicago reporter,
has been expelled from Hawaii for
alleged plotting with.thc royalists.
Kananas on the islands near New
Guinea are in revolt and scores of Eu-
ropean settlers are said to have been
murdered.
The Dutch have been victorious in
Lombok The rajah, his son and
grandson have surrendered
Secretary Gresham has authorized
Ministers DENLY and Dun to conduct
negotiations for peace between China
and Japan.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-12-01
POLITICAL.

j. Edward Addicks, a millionaire of
Delaware, is credited with attempting
To buy seat in the United States
senate.
Congressman McGann of Chicago
was declared elected by the commits
sioncrs. Belllnap, his opponent, will
appeal the case to congress.
Republican state senators in session
ut Indianapolis decided to rcapportion
the state congressional districts.
Official returns from Wisconsin show
that at the recent election the largest
vote in the states history was cast,
Gov Fishback of Arkansas has de-
clined To join the new silver party and
will adhere to the democratic party.
Gen. John +. Morgan was renom-
mated for the senate by the join caucus
of democratic legislators in Alabama.
William Lloyd Garrison addressed
the New England Tariff Reform league,
encouraging it to renewed efforts to
obtain freer trade.
DIR. ParkhurSt and Mayor-elect
Strong We're the guests of honor at the
annual banquet of the New York
chamber of commerce.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-12-01
BANK ROBBERS BAFFLED.
President Wells OF Resale, wash. Locks
His Safe.

SPOKANE. Wash, Nov. pa tele-
phone message from Resale, a small
town in the eastern part of the county,
says that daring but unsuccessful at
tempt was made to rob the bank at
that place. The robbers, two in num-
Der, rode up and while one
of them stood guard on the
outside the other entered the
bank. placed a revolver at President
Wells head and commanded him to
hand over the coin. Mr.. Wells. with
great presence of, mind, informed the
robber that he would get the money
out of the safe. but instead of doing SO
he turned the combination locking the
safe. The robber grabbed up some
loose coin, along with some private
papers. joined his companion and rode
away. Mr.. Wells gave the alarm and
soon posse started in pursuit.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-12-01
MISCELLANY OUS.

Dun's Review of Trade says the most
hopeful sign of better times is the
larger employment of labor every
where.
United States marshals and Indian
police encountered members of the
Cook gang near Muskogcc, |. T., and
captured them.
Stong competition by outside con-
Germs may cause the whisky trust to
ganization.
III. II. lIeinebaugh, an insurance
agent of Webster City. Iowa, was pub
licly whipped by two women who
charged him with SANDER.
lIcstcr's Cotton Exchange statement
shows that the movement thus far this
season breaks all records by 10000
bales.
Henry G.. Side, ex-president of the
First National bank of Minneapolis,
has made i'm assignment.
Chicago cXcursionists to the cotton
exposition at Waco. Texas, were ac-
corded very cordial reception by the
citizens.
At Sacred Heart. Okla. Il wild hog
killed ,l4-months-old babe and
seriously injured its mother in her
fight To save it.
Violent wind storms swept portions
of Mississippi. In the vicinity of
Meridian great damage was done to
houses and trees.
Bank clcarings for principal Ameri-
can cities show Il total increase for the
week of rs per cent. Western cities
show heavy gains
Prevalence of smallpox in Milwaukee
has caused the closing of another
school. Thousands of persons have
been exposed.
General Master Workman Sovereign
of the knights of Labor has volun-
tarily reduced his salary from $500 to
$500 year
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-12-01
CRIME

Five students of the medical college
at Kansas City. Mo-. were arrested
while robbing a grave in II neighbor-
ing town.
Six college students of Clinton. y. v,
have been arrested for an attempt to
brighten woman into paying them
81. 900.
Myron r. Kent. who caused his wife
to he killed in order to secure her life
insurance. was condemned to hang at
Mandan. y. ID.
j. l.. Keith. aged 20, of Guthrie,
Okla, was fatally kicked by Elmer
Stout, aged II, who attempted to as
sault Keith's daughter.
Joseph A. BECK. leading architect
of Toledo, Ohio. committed suicide by
hanging. Ills body was discovered by
tramps.
Charles +. Allen, aged 60. of Craw-
louisville, Ind. rendered respondent
by his aged wifc's approaching death,
cut his throat.
Tramps attempted to rob the Bur-
lington station at Livermore, Iowa,
hut were wounded and driven off by
the agent -/
Clarence Brindlc and Charles Hart
have confessed that they murdered the
Good children, near Paulding, Ohio.
j. l.. NJ. Pierce CT Yanlston has dis
appeared with 81, 900, 900 secured from
English capitalists on spurious paper.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-12-01
CASUALTIES.

Tcrryboat Netherlands crashed into
n slip in New York harbor and twenty
OF her passengers were injured.
Three persons were fatally and four
seriously injured in motor car, which
jumped the track at street intersec-
tion in Omaha.
BY the explosion of boiler in saw
mill ut Monticello, Ont, two men were
killed and a number seriously injured.
While drying dynamite before n fire
at Charleston, w. Va, workmen caused
an explosion. Two men were killed
and two injured.
At Hastings, Colo, Mrs. MARITIME left
her children aged and years alone
in the house, which caught fire, Gre
mating them.
Forest fires have again broken out
in the Okaw river bottoms near Pana,
H., and ten dwellings have been
burned.
Carson, Iowa. was visited by fire,
one of the principal business streets
being swept away.
Fire at Eldon, Iowa, destroyed Rock
Island chutes, 1000 tons of coal, sew
eral cars and two residences.
Salmon Brothers roller mill at Be-
lott, Wis, was burned to the ground
by fire of mysterious origin. The
loss is S35, 600
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-12-01
WASHINGTON.

Secretary Gresham for the United
States and Minister kurino for Japan
have signed the new commercial treaty.
1t is stated that the members of the
cabinet are divided on the method for
beginning reform in the countrys
finances.
Test cases have been commenced
against the United States by sugar
growers. whose bounty was cut Oft 10y
the new tariff bill.
Gen. Casey. chief of engineers of the
war department. urges the securing of
fortification sites at all large seaports.
Government authorities have decided
that it is not necessary to send troops
to the Indian territory to suppress the
Cook gang.
Humane officers investigated the re-
port that President Clevclands horses
had been locked and found At untrue.
Annual report of Treasurer Morgan
shows an enormous falling off in gov
crnment receipts, increasing the public
debt,
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-12-01
PASSENGERS IN A PANIC.
Hoboken Ferry Bost Crashes Into Bulk
head--Four Persons Hurt

hesd-Four Persons Hurt
New YORK. Nov. 2i.-The ferry boat
Netherlands, from IIoboken, in making
her slip ut the foot of Barclay street
yesterday struck the bullShcad, tearing
out part of the mems cabin and
injuring four passengers. The boat
had come safely through the fog
which overhung North river until close
To the entrance of the company's sip,
when tugboat doomed up ahead, and
in order to avoid collision the wheels
man changed his course. Police Off
Ger Quirll, who was on duty at the en-
trance to the ferry, heard the crash
and the cries of the panic stricken
passengers. lie jumped intr boat
and rowed alongside, where he saw
a number of persons clinging to
the broken woodwork and rails.
The after cabin was badly
wrecked, but fortunately only four of
the passengers needed medical aid.
Their names are: l.. II. Robelats,
manager of the Equitable Life In
surance company, scalp wound; Frank
Olthaus, laborcr, lIobolSen, cut on
right hand; J. c. Saxton, Dast Orange,
cut on right hand; Frank Reinhold,
New York, injury To right knee. The
damaged boat steamed back to llo-
boken. where she laid up at the com
pany's slip.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-12-01
FOREST FIRES IN ILLINOIS.
Great Damage Being Done to Crops and
Meadows.

PANA. ILL.,, Nov. a4.-Thc forest fires
which were raging in the bottoms on
the Okaw river southeast of Pana. and
were thought to be under control,
have again broken out with renewed
vigor and are raging tcrcer than ever.
Great damage is being done to the
crops and meadows and several thou
sand acres have been burned over.
Ten dwellings have been burned and
considerable stock damaged and the
fire seems beyond control Residents
on the bottoms have appealed to out
side neighborS and citizens from towns
about for help to eXtinguish the fire.
If rain does not come soon ineStima BILE
damage will result.