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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-09-20

New York Sun (Dem.): The state
election there on Monday was more
sensational demonstrate N than the
national cleo ton of 1892. It was
more unusual in its character and
more revolutionary in it's indics tons.
1t shows a feeling on the part of the
Republicans in one of the oldest states
of the Union that there exists reas
en-. foresan extraordinary protest
against the politics ruling at Wash
ington, and onsthe part of the Demo-
cratsa humilating + confession that
they cannot they cannot say no to it.
IF it foreshadows u general spread of
this indignant disgust at the achieve
ment OF n so-called Democratic adj
ninistration that knows no law but
itself, and that it is not warmed bysa
single spark of American democracy.
then outlook for the party now bur-
dened with it is indeed grave. AS in
years past, the great hope Of the
Democratic party is again the Empire
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-09-20
III

AXE WARN
EyRUP freel.
b,nptons OF
Blowing tn
k,n % 30
&cll cough.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-05-03

- gbas. Blod aus gourtlanb uers
peilte am Sonntaa unb MontaS auf
Deiu@ in New ulm.
- Cigar email uon COTTONWOOD
wurbe an Monts8 BON ieiner @attin
nit einen frdftisen S%tammbalter be-
identt.
- Oas letten Greitas ilber bic bieiis
&c @esenb ;iebenbe i@were @emitter
bate an ueri9iebenen Blaten Der ums
sesenb itarten 9aseli4las I'M @efolSe,
Der namentli@ on ben iunsen Obfbdus
meu erbebli@en S@aoen anr.&tete.
- Grau Maria Greie, bic Satin
uon Gbriitian Treie babier, 1T am Mons
tag Nbenb i'm Mlter uon 81 Sabren mad
ldn9erem Xeiben an elmer Xu%nsenent3lns
buns seftorben. Oas 2e,@enbesdnsnib
ber Neritorbenen finbet beute Na@mits
tag UNI 2 llbr pom Trauerbauie aus
fat.
= Sir bas bette @aioline sebt 3u
@rdff.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-05-03

Der semitbli&e Yebensuerll@er:
unss. Msent Gmil Grdser befiaoet l'@ !"
Der Stabt.
- 6enrp 0ebber unb @smablin
aus @ibbon perweilten am Monta9 auf
geiu9 in New ulm.
Tran; Burg unS @uitap @oeti@
baben ibre Saloons elegant uno 9es
i9maduou renouirt.
Die Start Creamery hubert li9
ibrer Uouenbuns uno man er1partet oles
ielbe ant 10. Mai in 8etrieb ieten au
tSnnen.
Vater S9rSber unb @aiienri4ter
Bertrand wobnten am Wfontos Der
Qurenbursersg onuention III ct. Eau!
BEL.
- Ser Obi Seldom 8aQ am Sams
itaa Nbenb erfreute ii3 elmer 3ablret9en
Betbeilisuns uno perlief in Der semitbs
liditeu Weiie.
@i9ter @ebber bdlt bieie Wo@e
in &ebmoob Taus ben reselmdBisen
Trlbiabrstermin Der Diitritt Court BON
&ebmoob County ab.
Sobu Sturm BON COTTONWOOD err
belt leeten Tre.tas einen S@las pom
einem 9enst ms @eii@t, Fam babel aber
%sladlidermeiie NIT einem. bla'en Ause
bapon.
8erldumt ni1t bic neuen uno per-
dnberten Mnse,ssu BON q. H. ttomeper,
@ebriieer Grone, Wasner & Saperien
unb M. g. 0lmin in beut,9er Nummer
;u leien.
- George Sacobs bietet fem Sc:
l9dft in, @an3en gum Tertauf aus, In
amiideu pertauft er aber aQe nod an
6anb babenben @aaren gum uno unter
Dem &oitenpreis.
SIN @ufau @Stj3's @irtbi@aft
fiuoet am Samitas Mbenb srobe Gin:
weibung nit Mulit, @elans nno Dem
Seruiren zines feineu 2un@es itatt.
@utap label ale ieine Treunbe uno Bes
fannie GUT Gbeilnabme elm.
- Mm Gam tag erbtelten bic bie|isen
&unoen pon S@eus 8ier bubi4e Yras
lentirteQer nit benz 8ilo Der Brauerei
unb bcr romantii9en umsebuns barauf
semalt, ais @ei@ent, wel6e ni@t nur
pom prattii9em 8ertb lino, lonoern
aud cine 3ierbe Der Wirtbi@aften bill
ben. -. WV
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-05-03
Strait uno Weiuu6beit.

@enm @ie ni9t fart unb seiunb iiblen,
perludeu Gle Gleftrii9en Bitter. 8enl bic
Grippe Sie i9,pa9 unb matt 9%ela1ien bat,
aebrau9en sic Gleftrii9en Bitter. Dieies
Mittel ,ptrft brett aut Sober, Wo9en llno
Niere,, bieielbeu 5anft lit ibrer 1batisteit
unteritiibeno. @eln sic anRopfmeb letoel,
,perben Gle in Glettrii9em Sitter l4neue
unb bauernbe 9ulfe inben. Cine Brobe
rpirb sic iber3eu9en, baB bieS bas Yfittel 1T,
bas sic sebraudeu Ell. @robe Slai9en I'LL,
so Cts. in 8. Wf. Sliens Mpotbefe. 8
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-05-03
8iutAc G~reurfonem.

Mm 8. unb 20. Mai mirb bic Nortb>
weitern Babn an Sol9e, wel@e e,ne
beimatb iu9sn, @rcuriions>G idet5 nad
9ldeen in, noromeitli4en Soma, meitliz
@en Minnei ota, Norb> unb Sub>D ato>
ia, Manitobu, Nebrasta. Colorado,
@pomins, utah, Soabo unb Montana
gu duBerit nieorisem Preiien fur bic
R%unbfabrt %pertaufen. Dieie Tidets
linb auf 80 Gage fir bic &ldfabrt gill;
tis unb bere9tisen gum Mbiteisen an
j3mii4enitationeu auf Der 9inreiie. 8ez
gen lidets uno Snformation menoe man
ii9 an bic Nsenten Der 8abn. 10
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-05-03
M6e6oren=xeriammluna.

Nm Samitas fanb i'm Gourtbauie
cine Neriammluns idmmtli9er MHe6os
rem pes gountp's fat, in mel9er ii@
bielelben auBer Der gntsesennabme bon
Tormularen iiber bic fol9enoe Nbi9ass
unsssBaiis einisteu:
Yferbe ein Sabr alt ioqen gu $12,
;meiidbrise gu 500, unb brei Sabre alte
uns barber ~ $40 abseidaet meroen.
@mbpieb, liabrises "a, 3~weiidbrise 81,
&abe $40, Nrbeitso@ien 500, ionitiss
&inbuieb brei Sabre alt unb barber
$l2. S9afe 81, ale Sorten S9mei>
ne 50, @a9en unb &uti@en $12, Nab>
unb Stridmai9inen S., 8anos unb
Tai9enubren So, Melobeons unb Or>
seln 800, Bianos 500, Selbtbinber
$25, Mdbmal9inen $40, Dampf>
Orel9mai9inen $500, Bferoetraftz
Orei4mai9ineu $40, Tuttermiiblen $l5,
9eure3en IS, 3uderrobr=M ablen 800,
Sdemal9inen SO, 9unoe s..
Tarmlan6 in MuQt9an, Statelp, Ba>
ibam unb Mlbin ioQ ais Q. &laile Xano
betradtet unt NIT S. per Mder ab9e>
j9dtt meroen. sSn aQen anoeren Topns
gilt bas Qano ais l. &lane unb lit nit
81 pet @der ab3ui4aten.
81. paull en- bon Xinben, mel@er
i9on lett Sabren Mitslieo Der Staats>
Neutrality-suspicious. mar. mobnte Der
0erlammluns bel un6 ertlarte ben Nm
mel enben, in melber Weiie bic Muss
slei9uns bes absei4dsten G.sentbums
inn Staat uor9enommen mirb.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-05-03

iinb BEL ben, lluter3ei1mete1 uom Nut, an be-
itGabi9 geinlamemSlfu4en, ein aus8eSei4z
netes Sntter fir Wil4sabe.
Seurp Grone.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-05-03

GTATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OFBROWN.
~ S. In Probate Court, Special Term, April %,
1894.
In the Matter Of the Estate OF Martin Mohr,
deceased:
Letters testamentary on the estate Of Martin
Mohr, deceased, late of the County of Brown,
and State of Minnesota, being granted to Theo-
dor Mohr:
It is ordered, that six months be and the same
is hereby allowed from and after the date Of this
order, in which all persons having claims or de-
mands against the said deceased are required to
file the same in the Probate Court ofsaid County,
for examination and allowance, or be forever
barred;
1t is further ordered, that the first Monday in
November, A. D. 1884, at 1Oo'clock A. NJ, at q gem
eral term of said Probate Court, to be held at the
Probate Office in the Court House in the City Of
New Ulm, in said County, be and the same here
by is appointed as the time and place when and
where the said Probate Court will examine and
adjust said claims and demands;
And it is further ordered, that notice Of such
hearing be given to all creditors and persons in
terested in said estate by forthwith publishing
this order once in each week for three successive
weeks in the FORTsCHRITT, a weekly newspaper
printed and published at New Ulm in said
Dated at New Ulm, MINI, this 26th day Of April
A. D. 1894. .... i..
BY the Court. F.. p. BERTRAND,
] IL. 81 Judge Of Probate.
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Observation-Disclosures.
&eaelmdRiee Situn9 pom l. Wat

&eeclmaBise Situns pom l. Wfat.
Die 8rototoue Der lesten reselmaBis
aer unb Der Specialiitun9en muroen
uerlelen unb ansenommen. Der Mapor
bate ben 8ei9luB Der letten S.tun9,
cine Queue an ber 8. SibfraBe auf5u>
fa5en uno ua4 Der ValepitraBe au leiz
ten, aus Dem @runbe nit ieinem 9eto
belest, neil in benz betreffe,oen Bei4lub
ni@t anseaeben rpar Oh bic Quelle auf
Stabt> ober neutrality-suspicious. sele9en.
Oh bic 2eituns iiber @taot> ober Griuat>
cisentbum fibre uno baB bic 9eritel>
lunqstoten alien 8ermutben na@ bic
Summe, uber melde ber Stabtratb OBJ
ne Weiteres perfi9en Tonne, iberi9ret>
ten marbe. Die Nn9elesenbeit murbe
beBbalb no9mals OIL bas betreffenbe
@o,nite CUR senaueren rlnteriu4uns uno
Beri1teritattun9 iiberwtelen.
Die Betition Don Yeter 9erian unb
Mnberen fur @raoirung ber l. Norb>
itraBe 3mii@en Minneiota unb Tront>
itraBe uno fit oas 2e9en eines Seiten>
,oeaes an berielben uno an TrontitraBe
wuroe benz @traBen>G omite CUR Inter
lu4uns unb Beri@teri tattuns in na@itet
8erlammluns ibermieien. Demielben
Gomite murbe aud bas Sci JUDI pom No.
Qobmer mesen Bauens elmer fleinen
Bride bel ieiner 8obnuns an @aroen>
fraBe CUR Beauta@tuns ibermieien.
Die poli3eiberidte purben entsesens
senommen, perleien unb gu ben often
9ele9t.
Ser Stabtclert beri@tete, baB aQe
e%rnannten @tabtbeamten NIT Musnabme
oes @dsemeiiters quolifi5irt batten.
Sails Der yettere has Serlaumte ni9t
obne 0er3us na4bolt. lou Der Mapor
cine anSere g%rnennuns einididen.
Das @ebalt bes Staotanwaltes
muroe wieber auf $3.50 idbrli@ feit9e>
felt, bas @ebalt bes @eiunbbeitsbeamz
ten auf $50; ber 8a0ermerts >Sn9enier
erbdlt baEelbe @ebolt ME fraber, lein
Miiiitent erbielt cine Outage BON IS mo>
natli4 bemiQist. Die Mitslieoer bes
5tabtratbes p~otirten ii9 81 fir ieoe
Sieuna.
sSobu Yeterl mini@te ueri@ieoene Der
@taot sebSrenbe Gbeile BON Gotten in
Blod 9 Moro gu ~taufen; benz StraBens
@omite CUR Beri9teritattuns ubermieien.
Die BON ben peri9ieoeneu itaotii9en
geamten einserei@ten Snpentariums
wurben ent9e9en9enommen uno ben re:
jpectipen Gomites aur prufuns abermte:
len.
6rau sos. @9neioer unb syobn $.
@@apetabm erbielten 8auerlanbniBe
5emiuist.
Cine srSBere Mn5abl &e&nunser
murben senebmist unb CUR 3ablune
onaemielen. Cine &e@nuns bes &c:
iunbbeitsbeamten Or. Triti@e I'M 8e:
TRACE BON $50 fit Grtraarbeiten wurbe
als unsenisenb ausseitellt 3uriidselest.
Das @traBen>G omite erbielt bic St.
laubniB einen @ebilfen fir ben Stra:
Ben>@ ommiidr an3uiteuen.
Staotclert G9iQins le9te einen plar
unb &oiteniiberidlas fir Nusoebnune
bes @a0erwertlptems Dor. 9ta4 eint:
ger Beipre@uns Der Inselesenbeit mur>
Sc b,eielbe benz Wa6erwerts : @om,t'
lbermteien. UNI in @emeini@aft nit benz
Glert unb Superintenbenten Der Wai:
iermerte barber gu beratben uno If
Der nd@iten Weriammlun9 Beri@t 81 Ct:
tatten. 94lsbann erfolste 8~ertaSune
lis Donnerlt tag ben II. Mat.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-05-03
3M perfauffn.

Die llnter3eidneten o~fferiren ibr an Statez
trabe, 5mil9en 3. u. 4. Norbtrabe 9ele9enes
8eiibtbum inter 9iinitigeM gebil9un9en gum
8erfauf. Quf bemielben befillbet 1lb Elm gu
ties 8ridbaus nit Z a3tmmer1, unb aus9eSeids
netem Seller. Suite StaQun9en uno 1a11er
linb ebenfaQs %porban6en. We9en bes Itabe=
ren ruenbe rtan iid at
s. $50. 9ofer.
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MnSbertanf!
Cine giinitige @e%legenbeit gum Grter=
hrr pinr8 rpntnhIen Mfifl1ff8.

ga i4 mid POM @eidaft suriid5ujieben
,piini9e, biete i9 bierm1t meinen, aus Orp=
GOODS, NotionS, Groceries. muitalil9en SIT
trun,enten nirp. betebenben Wareaporratb
i'm @an3em gum 8ertanf aus. Der &au=
fer taln ben 2a6en, nit ober obne Wobnun8.
mad Beliebeu auf la,sere j3eit renter, ooer
aud bas @runbei9entbum neblt 9ebduoe
unter 8initi9en Bebln9un9el taufe1. gs 1T
bieies cine CUTE @ele9enbeit fir einen tiibti=
gen Marl,t NIT etrpas Capital ii4 etn lobneas
6es gel1aft ;u be9rinben.
George SacobS,
go. 1923 Minneiota ct. g.
Ne,u uln1, Minn.
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Neue Mn3et9en.
9anHa0mng.

Sir bic ms bel benz Gobesiau unb ber Be-
%erbisuns unieres peritorbenen @atten unb
8aters Sobu Notbarbt bemieiene 9roBe
Tbeiluabme e~ritatten ibren beriltditen Dant
Die 9interbliebenen.
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@mtcpe.@ej@dtt.
Scenes @agnergei@dft.

Ser llnter;ei@nete bat ueben benz S9mie=
be9ei@Gft uon Sobn ella al Der Gde uon
8roabwap unb 4. Noroiro6e cine Da9uer=
mertitatt er0inet nnb lit bereit, ale int Sad
eini9la9euben 9lrbeiten auf bas Bette unb
Dauerbaitete ansuferti9en. Oas Seilen po1
Sa9en wirb 5ur Specialttat 9ema9t.
sos. 8Ietbner,
Seem lllm. Ntnn.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-05-03
THE VALE OF %MINNEKAHTA

it, Der Eitel zines blbi@ iuuitrirteu
Ba9leins, mel4es bic beiBen Qeqen in
@ub Datota unb beren 6eiltraft in al:
len GdQen Don &beumatismus, Neural:
ola uub elmer Mense anberer 2eiben in
anl9auli@er @eile bebanoelt. Da0elbt
mirb bel @mpfars BON elmer 2 @ents
Botmarte fret u%erianot bur@ %. u.
Ebrau, General PaNasier>Nsent BET
Chicago & Nortbmeitern @lienbabn,
Gbica9o, SQ. Z
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-07-04
FIFTEEN YEARS IN PRISON.
The Conclusion of the Benadum MUIR
der Trial I'm Winchester.

MUNCIE, June 26.-Special.-Frank
Benadum, charged with murder in the
first degree for the killing Of Lawyer
Lemuel Bailey, in Muncie, April 20
was today found guilty Of manslaughter
and sentenced to term Of fifteen years
in states prison. Benadum is now near
ly sixty years old, and the verdict here
is considered equivalent TO a lifetime
sentence. He was tried in the Randolph
circuit court on a change Of venue and
the verdict was no surprise and meets
with general approval The jury retired
last evening at 5 o'clock and deliberated
until o'clock this morning. The jury
was united as to his guilt and no MEM
Der voted for less than twelve years
sentence. The defendant never uttered
a word when sentenced was passed, but
he flushed very much in the face. The
usual plea for a new hearing was made,
but will likely not be granted. Michael
German. who is jointly accused of the
crime, will likely be released.
On the above named date Bailey was
found dead in the rear of Benadum's
saloon on Willard-st. German was bar
tender in the saloon. The two told con-
Trajectory stories. At the post-mortem
examination 1t was discovered that the
man had been choked to death During
the preliminary hearing Benadum con-
fessed, saying that German killed the
man with a pair of brass knucks Cor
man then unfolded his tale relating how
Benadum came home intoxicated and,
finding Bailey in the saloon intoxicated,
jumped on him and choked him to death
Benadum then threatened Germans life
if he told of the transaction. He kept
still until forced to tell by Benadum's
story.
Benadum has resided in Delaware
county all his life and is a member of
much respected family. His father
who recently died, left a large estate.
Frank was worth $4,000 two years ago,
when he engaged in the saloon business
He leaves a wife and two sons, one of
whom was quite recently married to a
popular young lady in Indianapolis.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-07-04
THE SAME OLD DODGE.
An Attempt to SwindIe the Good PeO-
pie of Muncfe.

MUNCIE, June 2S.-Special.-A swim
ding scheme of large proportions was de-
Yeloped in Muncie yesterday, but not
until several people had been bilked of
many dollars.
For some time past copies of a letter
similar to the following. except as to
date, has been received by Muncie bus
mess men:
NEW ORLEANS, La, June g. 1894.
Dear Sir: Wishing 10 re-establish our
agency with you, and as we are satisfied
you will make us Al agent, provided We
give you a good start, We have concluded
to let you have a prize in the July drawing
of 5000 this being two-fifths of the sec
ond capital prize of $4,000.
In order to get the very best results
from the advertisement, We wish you to
closed in an enevelope. TO some well
known prominent person and keep the
other fifth for yourself.
We herewith send you 500 worth of
tickets as per bill enclosed which eX-
pect you to sell for the month of July,
three days before the date of the drawing.
otherwise the numbers sent you will be
cancelled.
we are positive you can sell them with
a little effort, and you certainly will be
able to sell at least from 500 10 5000 tick
cts monthly, on which we will allow you
the regular discount of p per cent Very
truly yours, j. X. MORGAN,
President.
The above represents the Louisiana
grand lottery company A telegram Of
INQUIRY disclosed the lottery to be a
grand fraud, but some money has al
ready been shipped.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-07-04
GOING TO LAW ABOUT 1T.
The VIII of the Late Obediah Como
yer 10 BE Contested.

The VIII of the Late Obediah Como
yer 10 BE Contested.
SHELBYVILLE, June 2s.-Specinl.-
One of the most important law suits
placed on the docket here in a long time
was filed this evening by Attorney John
\. Tindall and Senator A Z. Wray.
1t is an action brought by Wilbur z,
Conover against the widow and heirs "a
the late Obediah Conover, deceased, oi
Washington township to contest and set
aside his last will. Young Conover.
who brings the suit is a grandson OF the
testator, being the only son Of de>
ceased son, and has only lately arrived
at full age. He and two other children
were disinherited by the VIII and they
together with many Of their neighbors
and friends, claim that great Injustice
was done.
1t is charged in the complaint that the
testator was a person Of unsound mind
and also that the will was procured by
the active interference and undue ms
fiuence of certain Of the children, wh1
received the best and principal part Oh
the estate which is valued at about $685.
00O There are 420 acres Of fine land and
a large amount Of personal property.
Mrs. S. A. COwees, one Of the heirs cut
off in the will, makes her living over the
wash tub.
The filing Of the suit has caused much
comment and Will be watched with In
terest in this as well as the surrounding
counties, owing TO the prominence DUR
ing life of the teStaiOr.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-07-04

FRANKFORT, June Especial The
jury in the Paris case was instructed at
2 o'clock today by Judge Kent and in
one hour and twenty minutes returned
a verdict which found the defendant
guilty of false pretenses and fixed his
punishment at six years in the peniten-
tiary and $1,000 fine.
The defendant received the verdict
without change in his countenance.
Attorney S. O. Bayless Immediately
made a motion for a new trial, which will
be heard not later than next Tuesday.
The case has been ably contested by
the best legal talent on both sides. Mr..
Bayless for the defense and Mr.. Shirley
for the state made memorable speeches
this morning.
The jury stood eleven to one on the
first ballot and on the next all voted
for conviction.
Seven years was the extreme limit that
could be given and. while the majority
of the people thought he would be found
guilty. few were prepared for so heavy
a penalty.
Judge Kent refused to increase the
bond for his appearance and it will re-
main the same as it has been-SS,OO0.
KOKOMO, June 2S.-Special-The YER
dict Of the Clinton county jury in the
John w. Paris case, in which the bank
wrecker was given six years and fine
of 81 1000, is received with evident salts
faction in this Howard county, in which
were situated the Greentown and Russia
vile banks looted by Paris.
An indictment against Ex-Governor
Chase for embezzlement in the bank
wrecking is pending in this county and
he will be brought TO trial at the Septem-
Der term Of the circuit court.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-07-04
She Needs CortaIIing.

WORTHWHILE, June 2S.-SpeciaL-
Yesterday Miss Margaret Johnson. aged
sixteen. attempted to poison her parents
at Lapel by putting paris green in their
coffee. Just before they were seated at
the dinner table the mother, while pour
ing the coffee in the cups, noticed that
1t was of a greenish, unnatural color<
This led to an investigation, and 1t was
found that almost a cupful Of the deadly
poison had been put into the coffee pou
by the daughter Miss Johnson has left
home. No cause is assigned for her unS
natural act unless she sought revenge
for some fancied wrong.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-07-04
A Petrifed Fish

BEDFORD, June 2s.-Spec1al.-A Pete
rified fish of fair size is among the lat~
est euriosities that has been unearthed
recently by the men engaged widening
the tunnel near Owensburg, twenty
miles west of this city. Although torn
into pieces caused by blasting il very
closely resembles a fish, except that II
has been converted into a solid mass OF
stone Evidently it has laid there for
many years. The specimen has been
sent to Chicago which will be placed on
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-07-04
Risher Pleads Guilty.

BRAZIL, June 27-Special-In the
suit brought by John H. Adams, col
ored miner, in the name Of the state,
against w w. Risher, superintendent
of the Crawford coal company, for a
violation of the provisions of the statute
of March 6, 1889. by the use Of words
and acts to influence and force Adams
as an employe to buy his merchandise
at the company store, the defendant
Rsher, before the hour set for trial this
morning. came into court, pleaded guilty
and was fined, including costs, in the
sum Of $22. 1t was thought that the
accused would stand trial and appeal
the cause to the higher courts. This
was the first prosecution under that
statute in the block coal field.
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A PecuIiar disease.

ENGLISH, June Observation-Disclosures
something similar to la grippe, is prev>
alent in this county, which has so far
baffied the most learned doctors. They
seem to be at less as to its treatment
In the forenoon the patient appears to
be all right, except in being weak. In thu
latter part Of the day as a general thing
the is fever very high, without pain. a
dry, hacking cough, swollen limbs, sal|
low complexion, loss Of appetite, with
some slight heart failure, is a completes
diagnosis Of the complaint. There is no
aching limbs nor sneezing as in la grippe,
There seems to be no remedy for 1T, thu
patient simply wearing it out. 1t is not
considered dangerous, except with thosS
having weak lungs.
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quantity and the grain of excellent quail
ity. II was lodged and tangled In some
parts on account of wind and heavy
rains. Corn has made rapid growth, has
good color and promises a large yield.
Wiz be a certainty if like weather con-
tinues. Cultivation progressing salts
factorily Glover cutting nearly COM
pleted and in many localities clover put
away. Pastures good, but in some Locale
ties short. Timothy short. but Of good
quality. Oats in fair condition and prom.
ises TO be an unusually large and good
one. Stock doing very well. Tobacco
transplanting about completed. Garden
truck in fair condition. The crops in
general are reported TO be in much bets
ter condition than for a number Of years.
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The Crop RuIIetfn.

The temperature and rainfall were
above normal. The weather during the
past week was an unusually favorable
one for crops Of all kinds. especially pas
lures, oats and corn. Showers were
quite general throughout the state on the
18th, 2lst, 22d and oath, which. in COM
bination with warm weather, had a most
benefcent effect. Severe wind, rain and
hailstorms damaged crops in several To-
calities. lodging standing grain and de-
stroying garden truck. Wheat harvest
progressing rapidly in nearly all portions
of the state; in most sections the yield
IS Ssported to be above the average in
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brothers Fight.

COLUMBUS, June .-Special-Thres
brothers, Joe, Alexander and Andrew Bell
employed at a hotel in this city fell out
this morning and bloody fight was the
result. Joe attacked his younger brother,
when Alexander, who is the eldest, inter-
fered and was set upon and his throat
slashed with a razor. In turn he took
a chair and dealt his assailant a blow on
the head which laid him out. The orotnerl
who welded the razor is in jail awaiting
the result of the cutting.