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o withdrawing and borrowing members,

to withdrawing and borrowing members,
thereby putting in circulation this
amount OF money. This proves beyond
a doubt that the association is n decided
and positive benefit to the community in
which 1t exists.
Perfumes. toilet waters, toilet soap
and toilet creams of all kinds at the
Bessemer Drug store
Charles Newton is one Of those who
know good thing when they see it and
has put up his sl.5O for the INDICATOR
and Detroit Free Press for year.
Nlinnequa lodge No. h, \. o. U. W.
iniated seven members at its last meet
Eng The lodge now numbers over 40
members and is having boom.
The Paul Wilson Dry Goods Co, is
causing great excitement these days on
account of low prices ON Holiday goods.
They have the low prices and conse-
qucntly have the crowds
Stumpf Bros for all kinds of fresh
Best market in the city.
Chas. Campbell the genial and hust-
ling manager OF the Campbell Hardware
Co. has decided to move what will be
left of his stock of hardware after Jan
uary LIST to Florence. Nothing but ex
traordinary inducements causes him to
ha for ha
Pannebaker Il Anderson, the iavorite
fuel firm. They sell coal and wood at
the lowest notch and make prompt
delivery. Call on them.
John Killen, the well know hardware
man of this city holds the belt rs Il no
torious rabbit hunter Last Monda.
he hunted in the vicinity Of Lamar and
killed the almost incredible number OF
lI2 iuckrabbits. There were eyewii-
nesses to the performance. He brought
100 of them home and had them photo
graphed as they hung in pairs over Il
rope stretched before his place OF busi
ness, and he and his rabbits drew the
crowd.
The personal experience OF w. 5.
Burns OF lu3l Routt avenue in his first
buffalo hunt as published in this issue
of the lNDICATog is Il true story and If OF
much interest, Mr.. Burns is an old
timer and for a long term of years dur
| ing the widest period of the Wild West
was engaged in the service OF the gov
ernmeut as scout and detective, and
had many a thrilling experience with
, desperadoes and Indians on the plains
OF Kansas, New Mexico. Texas and
Colorado. Other articles from the same
writer will appear from time 10 time in
| these columns.
The INDICATOR will assume the re-
sponsibility of saying that no store in
southern Colorado carries Il larger or
better assortment Of sllverware and
jeweiry than W l.. McCluer, and none
sell any cheaper. He is low priced on
first class goods and can tit YOU out with
holiday presents TO your taste.
The closing out sale OF II. Schenksin
4 Sons is genuine. No humbug about
il. They Will positivel. quit business
January l. and from now until that
time you can buy watches. clocks,
jcwelry or silyer~are at 10 cents on the
dollar
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Messrs, Reeve & Low,

Among the able and successful at
torneys of the city is the well known
firm Of Reeve 4 Low whose office is in
the Opera house block These gentle
men are rapidly forging to the front and
have been fortunate in the successful
prosecution of number of important
cases of late that has brought them
prominently before the public. They are
reliable, capable and courteous gentle
men and merit the enviable reputation
which they are making
The indicator., 1894-12-22
The Street Car Clock.

The man who gets tipsy was coming
up from town on street ear few
nights ago 7<it irregular intervals the
conductor would ring up fare or two.
each time causing the man with jag
on 10 look up at the register. Finally
he beckoned the conductor 10 him and
in a whizzery. wiZzery sort OF way com
mon TO men in his condition said:
FAY. Mizzer Conductor. why don
you fix zat ole clock? Blame zine want
n strike AHA time Zee."
The indicator., 1894-12-22
1000 Pueblo to California and
Return $1,000

Over "The Old Reliable" Denver
& Rio Grande, the only line running
through cars from Pueblo to san
Francisco and Los Angeles. our
time from Pueblo to san Francisco
only 80 hours No other line can
offer this time, or through caI
service. One way tickets fr, m S3t
up, lf yon are going to California
you will avoid changing cars and
lay-oyers at junction points by tax
ing the "tireat Scenic STANDARD
Gauge Line the Denver & RiC
Grande. Call on A Jackson Gen
Agi. at Grand Union Ticket office
Central block for tickets and ful
particulars. n. b. Whatever scenery
you miss on your trip out, you vii
take in ON your return trip. Take
the Rio Grande both ways and ses
| 1t all
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To Cripple Creek.

The famous gold field is reached
by the Santa Fe passing up the
famous Mt. Pass through Manitou,
Cascade Canon, Ute Park, Green
Mountain Falls and Woodland Park
All these beautiful resorts are
passed enroute to Cripple Creek via
the Santa Fe. Round tip tickets
good ten days 1926 and 1915 good
going Saturday or Sunday and re-
turning Monday. Train leaves
Union depot st .. m. arriving In
Cripple Greek At II =. m. Tlcktts
ON ssls 1t Union de pot, Stone depot
and Santa Fs of4es, west end n
Tfisse3s b1osk. Telsphoss &
q. 20 TIA.
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Appointments Made.

Judge elect " W. Dixon has named
his brother-in laweH u. Mccoy his
clerk, and Judge j. II. Voorhees, has
chosen his brother n law. f.. f. Nichols
of Otero county as his clerk. Miss Eva
Moore, who was clerk Of the county
court under Judges Galligan and Mitch
ell but who was discharged by Mitchell
because Of her populistic views. is made
the office deputy.
The indicator., 1894-12-22
Low Ratss East.

Until next Tuesday Agent jackson OF
the ID. il r. G. will sell a ticket to Chicago
for saO.25 and to ST. Louis for sl5.75.
The cut in rates is as great as it was uu-
expected and many are taking advantage
OF it, The rate to Liverpool is only
1900.
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Up to the Record.

The night shift at the steel works
converter again broke all records e .ept
their own Monday night when they
made fifty y-five heats This is the same
as made by them month ago but is
two heats better than any other record.
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Holiday Excursions.

The A. T. " S. f. railroad will put
on sale Dec. "A, %, 81 and Jan /, good
returning Jan. . tickets at very low
rates to all points in Colorado reached
by their lines. For particulars call
on
+. !. BoNAvITA,
G. p. Il Y. A.
The indicator., 1894-12-22

"Don't Tcbacco spit or smoke
Your Life Away"
The truthful. startling title of book about
So-to-bac, the only harmless. guaranteed to-
bacco habit cure. II you want to quit and
ant. use 'No-to-bac.' Braces up ncotina-
ed nerves eliminates nicotine poisons. makes
weak men gain strength. weight and vigor.
Positive cure or money refunded.
Book Mt druggists. or mailed freed. All
dress, The Sterling Remedy CO., Chicago
Ss Randolph ST. New York. 10 Sprnc st.
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Uuredeemed Pledge.

Two karat diamond ring, large, tine,
brilliant, stone perfect, $40 at Schen-
kein's closing ont sale.
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Special Noticei

All having pledges with us must re-
deem same ON or before January /, 1895
as we are closing out our business.
II. s3cHENKEIN 4 Sons.
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Given Away.

Silk Handkerchief given away with
Dozen Cabinet Photos until Jan. lst at
WILLIAMS,
So. Union av.
The indicator., 1894-12-22

Better three hours too soon than
minute too late" Merry Wires If
u iHdso,-
lou cannot too soon begin dealing
with the Central National Bank.
The indicator., 1894-12-22

Go to Perlets for swete apple cider
Only ~ glass.
The indicator., 1894-12-22
Beautiful California.

Parties contemplating coming to
the Pacific Coast, merchants, farm
ers. mechanics, clerks or laborers
(male or female) for employment,
to purchase land or engage In busi-
ness, send % cents, money order 10
maps, circulars, illustrated book.
papers and general information Of
the Pacific Coast.
r. w. REID 4 Co.
1928 w. First st. Los Angeles, Cal.
The indicator., 1894-12-22

Stove wood aad kiadiag wood ii
fanassa1.s { AnasEsss;A Yad nsue
The indicator., 1894-12-22

Worth Ladies Cloaks Capes and Furs of all descrp
tions and large line of CLdrens Garments. Think of
what Christmas present make out of these
prices.
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Solid Gold.

Read this list of Bargains at COT
LGNs' JEwELRY STORE;
Triple Plate Tea sets only $500
Ladies' Sterling silver Belts. complete 2.jo
Triple Plate Belt Buckles only LOO
Ladies sterling Silver H. r.. l.jn
LADIES' Vest chains with charms ... $50
Gents Rolled Gold Chains 30
Children's solid Gold Eings 50
Chldreu's solid Gold Diamond Rings l50
ChldrenS solid Gold Rings with sets 20
Ladies' solid Gold set Rings 80
Ladies' Gold Filled Watches, Eieu
movement .......... ... BOO
The only real bargain, IN Pueblo
are nr
Collins Jtvelry Store,
Enrner d Mnl l-uLmm Az
The indicator., 1894-12-22

John White, one Of the clerks at the
Trading Co. store will leave for his home
in Ne6dasha kans., and Marshal Fan
The indicator., 1894-12-22

We have had all Wreck Sales Sales
Fake Sales sale knocks all
priced suits them
VIII cal. us fAkers. Notice tlgures:
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1894-01-26
Tw1 Mississippi COlgrussmaa.

Amos j. Cummirs<. Of New
York. III RECENT NUN Drr of The
New Y'rk San. p,id u high tribute
10 tw" Mississippans IN Congress
Tor Mr.. X nlr,, though now of Texas.
was t"in anii ieatel in C,m .h
county. IN this State. We abiiL.e
from tue Sun as follows:
Foremost amoug the yonng men
is .J"s"ph w. Bailey, "i Gains, lille,
Tex. Tall. hand<nmr, xindinus.
drmon>'ranvr aux gifted with y
rrmarkahIr flw m language, hr
already c"mrnhn,Is. close attention
shea taking the Il "r. 1, was due
." his Efforts thai The Torrty Bank.
ruptry hill Was defeated. Whether
IT'S 'irirat Is an injiry ar IA blessing
I" the conntr, matters not. IIc'lrl
the Onp"sitin aud led 1t IN n
masr~rly manu-r. His closing
Si"rrh was \ marvel Ut argument.
logic and riomlurnc-. II charmed
tue house, aud The orator was uu,
,rrsall, cong ratn!atrd.
M"ir than This. hr. Bales has
nirSl'ird IN committee of the whole
with singular abiiIt,. The hons,
has fully rerognizrsl his talents.
an'i he stands upon u much hi.h-,
plane than i- m.cu ,,lri in the Fiity-
src"nd Congress. Ii no mutation
ia l~liiicI IntrIvpnrs, hp has a
milllant fuiurr. Ten Years from
nov he ought Ia hr the ,ra,,,p.
m-mi~r from the LARGEST State in
the Cnlon. LIE is now 30 Year.
cid.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1894-01-26
4 SOUTHERN ANNIVERSARY.

In Virginia, the 10Th of Japn.y.
the Tn 'th'l,y aniAiv. rsary of C,u.
rral Il. Z. Lrr, il a Stare holida,.
In snAnv S4nlthsvn cities wh.re
there as~ Cnntrherate cam ,s il ia
celebrated by special crremonirs,
In New OrlraLs the Benevolent
Association Ot the Army of N.i ti.
rrn Virginia celebrates With a
hanQnettr and other ceremonial the
hrrhlas of StOn-wall Jackson. the
"tst Of January. The MEMORIAL
days Of these two great Sou,h-rn
chiefs come 40 close together that
'h~ celebration in New Orleans.
which never fails Ia do honor 10
both. may he wei! considered tine
recognition Of the Importance Of s-se
tao dates. -PIcayune.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1894-01-26
WASH Sc.
secretary Carlisle viii Sell Bonds.

Washington, Jan IL Srcr,,ar,
taiii>lr This ai;rrntnu isSnp,i :,
r.Hular inviting pI ,l.O>als inI $50.
000.UtO five pc, cent h,n,iS. ,e,i.,rm
ahle after ten WEARS, the bonds Ia
bear intticSt at five. pei cent uu ,
nDnun. Ailo mrntS will bp made.
to the highest bidder ili"Irfur. bI,
M rroIusAl viii ih. considered al 4
lover piicr than Sl.l7 2a.i. which
Is the equivalent "i a three rer
cent l"nd at par. The h"iI,ls Will
hr denominations of $50 ,nd al,
aard.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1894-01-26
SENiTOR WALrHlI'S REsIGyl-
TIUN.

Th" Resignation of General Wal
thal'. one oi the able. AMI eminent
-enatoIs ioi Mississippi and one oI
ihp most brilliant aud i,liSt,unuIsl,p,l
mrrDheTs of ,h- United states
rnatr, l. auu-uncr,l this mourning.
He gives as the ItaSun t"t this slrI,
that his health L. ~, i"usiy impaired.
aEd ne needs srS' anh In SIrruI tn-
aintrI IN u more southern climate.
His IrSignarloD i> fut the remand .
rr of his tenn IN the 0rndt-, *.
pIring March 3. 1895. he does nut
IncIn,ie ~ hi" lrft-r of wi,hd,awaI
fiun public lille that term Tor whirh
he i,as hrrn ir.rl-ri-.I. com lnencir.
March 4, 1895. The people ui
Mississippi cannot long si'are irorn
thri: rui.lir sr' rp'r such u man.
TIE Legislature of that s'atr >.
nov IN session, an.l his sucrrss,u
will d"uhtlesS soon hr elected.
Plray
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1894-01-26
THE L. V%ES.
Good Word from The Fflh District.

President Ogden. OF the Fun
District Lr,pr Board, was in III,
city ,eSier,idX. aud in rnnvrIsatiui
~iih Il teInntrr -aih that liz Wa.
2ra' i"d ~ ihr excellent prospect
at The district iOi The cuming Iear.
After The rirvA>>r rxIWrlrnre al
Ia>l year the planters "f rI- dI>t,irt
r-alIzrd that NJ j"r S aihng'> m.,,tO
ot Dat, mnic dirt. lots of dirI,'
was the moftn thry should follow
and hA'ino GONE Ia that frame 81
IN Ut they w-nI in work atth vii
bill fOi contracts at low rates Ia ,s.
paI! toi in nonis at pr anL bu,It
le p-s.
"Thp-e taris.' said The grntl-msn.
'sb"~ that whrn the I,enp'r uf Il
dlStrrt are aaasrnrl I the np,rS.
sity Of dung work they will .!o u
an'l f"rcr their district ahead. The
Atrhaf'lata pr"rle did ii several
!ea,s ago, aud now ha.- an excel
lent system Of lc,rrs. Tue people
M, Rel river are dong 1t, and W.
are ,loifIJ In
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1894-01-26

The United States Vl,yhnepIx arr.
rrvrttiug u considerable Iun tiun, Of
thr Like CMhcOr,iiA ip>pp with
plank 10 project u from wave wash.
The work IN timely. aill u will nn
'l"nht have she effect Ol checking n
dlfficulty thar has gwen u great
deal ut hOuhis heretofore More
than 2OO, 900 frei Ot lumber is im.ins
nsrd In the work, ani il III hr
qritr exprDsivr before il 10 COM
pleted -COnroi.lia S..nt,nrl.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1894-01-26
WILL A WAR OF GIAyTS.
The Next European Struggle Dis-
cuSSed By a British OfIicer,

General Sir Archibald Allison.
article in the DerrinI,..r numbrr O.,
Blark wood in moi pxA.tly cb.r, ful
rraslln. for these wb0 appreciate
the blessings 1T peace, says the
London Daily News Sir Archibald
draws atteniiMh tn the fact thai
10 France hts been increasing
her army more rapi.lIy than. Ger
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1894-01-26

The Chiragu Evening Post SAYS:
A" American merchant terentl, r.
tnimrd from South Am-rica Uui,e
PLEASED with :hr British minister
there. Lmd Pank-nlam, by his
roh>ldrrate AMI hirtriing remarks
h'"ni his a;icrsior. who Mas de.
'-hird at NrS Orleans by ON,
General Jackson. "Ini--.i." SAID
our kindly contI,man. 81 brlipv-
that Grn-ral Jarks.n mentioned
hin IN his dispatches in Il very
complimentary maun-r" Now
what str ,Hgr difference, | mud
''n"n: your prcn!iM American
\ u "cI"alI, delight me u, ,onr
graceful reference iu nv untnr.
rnatr anrrSrOr, " her, ~ Sul,ptjm,.
a:n my nlpl"malIc hrOl her from
,"nr r"nntr., Mr.. Hanna, ga,r m..
4 ihnmping slap un the broad ui my
"ck aud sung cut. :o tue onmis.
TAX 'blr rd!licdtlon nf Il grra, ,nn,n
tall IT li>tn.iS, Say. Oil Pack.
wasn't IL relative oi y,.u,. a..
Nallopd the siutii = out OF "a, Nun
OilrenSs Z
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1894-01-26
lJwa'S Senatorial! Election.

Specia' TO the d .ily Fee Press.
hShiIiYt"n. Ian, Id. ~ ilsl,ar..l,
from DIS u"iu->. L., aun..unrr.
that J'',n ii Gr,.. R-punl;r.n.
has been elected Unit-,l State.
Senator over Co, Ilulace B,I-'.,
Democrat.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1894-01-26

Colonel Albert 4. Pope. of Bus
tuu, ,ail s,n,n issne Volume con
iaIhins IL list Ot all errors ~ school
lWui.s tn which attention hal l,pp n,
r'i'rd 'hron.h The pui,!iciiy invited
H., C"l"nrl Pope. lh-y numb-r
thousands, III VI is said that snmr
"' The Publishers VII" are hardest
hI arr fi.hIing had Ia prevent AN,
TURTLES publication o. lie facts
.hr l'Si Oi -rr"rS which have been
tidnsin.ltt'i Ia Ope si:hOtl bOuk
Furnishing house aggregates over
1.l0O.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1894-01-26

The Statement thai George Van
'iriiid's pn"rmuus Nur'I Carolina
rstatr would compare ia,orahI, in
SIZE with some OF The n.lish land.
rd properties Way be accrrt-,l
freely aud absolutely. A statement
WIS ma'lr Recently by a visiting
English airhitrrt that Nj. van.itr-
uilfs estate IL far morp rx,cusi,
than any IT the dmal holdings in
Great BruIan. in the srnsr lbu, tie.
r"'iir property ~ given mp TO III.
Use of the owupr. IL Is ia fact n
pax of $50 -quLrr. miles IN extent.
Mary al The lager dnraI estates il,
Grrai Brnial have an ex,-u.Ip.i
aciet-t. bur they are taken M by
villages and towns and SEED 10
iai mrrs and fdrtoiy owners, =" that
often the maia house Of the I,rO,,sir
t." is ndrrO~rd duan to an estate
~hirh c"n>iS.s Oi u Va,k al only a
t"w ~ les area. Mr.. G-orge
FanirrbllI's 100. 900 acres air en-
tirrly IOI his own use.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1894-01-26
THE TRiVEL OF THE RIVER
Tides Between cairo aud New
Orleans.

U
"The travel of me rlvrr tides ia
esrr Interesting study ."sai,l Capital,
krrkarn. of the weather bureau, las
might Z" n rrpor ri foi The Pnayunp
The dail. records Of the thie'
= npv-m-n's." hr continued, ,"b.-t u ~,
Cara AMI New Orleans aud from
he h-ads Ui The Arkansas anh Re-,
uNr's Ia their mnnIhs from jam
AIRY, 1870. 10 D-r-mt,rr. 1893, have
been c"fnrilr,i. The calculation ~
cius'rs intermediate poin,s.
"Thr time cn,snmr. for y wave
{" move from CaiiO TO Mrmrh,s u
2l2 da,s; f"m Memphis Ia
Helena IL DAYS; H-hna tn
V"ks''nrg 3 1 days; Vickshu, z
tO Bayou Sara, nrail. thee days.
aud fi"m B..On Sara to New Or
leans Oser | Iav.
'S'nrr regular river observations
a'e male 'n'l t~Irsraphe y only 1T
u. m. iIal time, haisy, at The
points noted on The chart, except IN
Cases OF extreme high wafer when
Observations are made several times
daily. 1t naturally follows that the
data chaitri Is only approx
matrly. aud no necessarily ahso.
intrly correct for the fractional ,r,r
lions If day.
"lo The Mississippi the fall Of an
8slvan".iig crest OF a frrxll-t wave
moves with nearly the same rapiiity
~ the rise from u low or medium
:r-not M. however, with the
r i and Oaach,ta rivers.
1T rrqn'res irci.l-d rlse ut
Cairo. @i'h but normal rainfall
cOni''ions farther Son.h. to cause
an appreciate effect IN thu lower
Mississippi. ani grnrra!lv speaking.
On"-'onrih at the Caro- n>e will
rJIaI the New Orleans rise when
he live" u AT Il low or medium
stage at bo.h points anil no wave
between. Ole third nf The Weeks
burg Rise is nearly .Iial To the rise
That may iR ~xprrtrd at New Or.
leans. whih. from ans, half to Two.
thirds The V'sks:,nr. ri.e will u
equal to The Bayn Sara rise. From
- low Stagr, n 10 tool Cairo rise will
give n . to 3fot New Dreams ri,r.
anl ahout II 6.f"ot r,se at B,y,.n
Sara. A 4O.topt Cairo rvs. Within !
q month wonIl Indicate atont 3j |
fee' more water ~. Virksburs
about 2J feet al Bayou Sara, and 10
fr-i al New Orleans.
"Ti,r charting of the 'laily stages
for the past fonr years reveals the
Tact thar the iisr 1T M-mphis In
invariably less marked th n at
Helena. averaging probably one.
fiffh less than the Helena rise.
The amOnnt of the V,rksburs rise
- nsna'lI between the Helena an.l
Memphis rises. while the riS3 Mt
BtyOn Sara bears no marked r.
~ nblanre or prOlortiOn to other
rises. save that it il very generally
from twb to three tiars ~ great as
h- rise that Oc,'urs at New o.
leans.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1894-01-26

Ii Is b .utr'i out that STAMP roi,
lecto's have put ava. 81 600 UOsl
worth at the COLUMBIAN IS>up> inr
v hlch Uncle Sam viii not tr called
on 10 perform any ser7ice.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1894-01-26

Latest dispatches from the
C"rlrtt- Mitchrli fight states that
the te .ding publ il very crossy
aud "a ..at ready 10 throw up the,
sronse.-Chicas" Dispatch.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1894-01-26

manx. abe has aax ao,,,i ..aiii-. iu,.
eutl Of her trthet; while Ger uany.
though she has been moving ~ A
slO~ n er pace, is able 20 cnnt,nu- hsr
pr.sent rate Of progress tor many
wears to asne. We are, 10 The
opinion of this au'hnrIfy. slowIy,
but surely progressing toward IA
"war oi giants" Pua' the Struggle
will finl Rassia anil France ou IN.
Oar sl.i- AMI Grrmauy, Austria and
Italy Oh The other is. he considered
evident from tue present lUc,liza
tlOR Of the vAiiOuS forces. R..irr
ring To the Russian army, Sir
A,chitAht fin.lx that unt o. a toial
furce ut NEARLY mirf.0n. .7Si ,Oa0
men are masss..l on the German
irOntirr and in the reserve brh,nh
il. while Ol~ssa AMI the Crimea are
held anil UnFps' antin"pi- wat~htd
by Onl, 10000, ana the Canrasus
"'cupied and the French frontier ia
Asia Mi"Or observed by 80 600:
while in the whole oi Transrasnia.
al.Mg the Afghan aud Chlnese
tIouiHss, there ar~ only $1,000 aud
on an'l about tue SEA OF Japan some
1000.
From a general survey OF The
disposition Of RnsS,a's i0ier. SIR
Archii'd Il Alison CONES 10 the eou.
rlusiOn, first. that she as sfra,ninc
rrriy nerve to mass men OF her
Polish frontier, M rs 10 t,e able. ia
conjunction with Fame to crush
G-tmany, even th"ngh aided 10y
hauktmg Austria aud distant Ilaly
next, ihat'uniit this cuntesi is over,
Russia has d-trriDiu-d TO give I'D
'iesigns on COnsian'inOrle and,
hnalls, that Sh~ has no l,rrSeni M
ten'i0n at making aug move np0u
AfghaniStan or inaIa. Further
than this, Sur Archibald res-tls IL
as CERTAIN that Russia ny,er really
intended {" undertake such dist.
ant an,i difficult rmt-rTr se as That
Ot moving n force sufficient TO seixe
our Indian Empire through the
i"hOsI'iiabl- ani host,ls county of
What she will pr,ba.
hls do, IN bis OIininn, before max
ing her great move. is tn endeavor
to in''uce us to believe that she IA
really about to invade India, SO as
To chain our Large European force
there To that coUntry. Wnen the
German sysieIn attaIns i:s fnii de.
Srloi,mrnt, sir Archibald e>i mates
that her available trxinrd force for
war will reach The ei.pru,ous NUN
'er at 4.:S00. .OOO mrn. Al prrseat
he trrkUnS that The iuai alliance
France anil kn~sia) bas ia peace
,62 600 men und~r arms more than
h" triple alliance (G-rma.,. Aas.
ria aud Italy), but that the lat er
'as ~ war the superiority by
iO3, 900.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1894-01-26

A number Of N-S York news.
parrrs have oganizrd n news
s'rvire for the collrctIOn and dfstri-
hnIiOn Oi all local news. This does
away With the SERVICES 0f about
forty Reporters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-09-28
THE ROOF GAVE WAY|
Two Miners and Two Laborers
Buried Underneath.
TERRIBLE DISASTER IN 4 COAL MINE
Collapse Of the Gangway Without
Warning.
A DRIVERS NARROW ESCAPE

SCRANTON, Pa, September 2S.-Two
miners and two laborers were killed in the
northwest colliery of Simpson & Watkins. at
Simpson, near Carbondale, late yesterday
evening. Their mangied remains lie be-
Meath a fall of rock, which is ten feet wide,
six feet high and extends for at least sixty
feet in the gangway off the third slope Of
the mine.
The killed are: VIM. B. Mitchell, miner,
aged forty-two years, leaves a wife and six
children; John J. Fannig, miner, aged forty
three years, single. Andrew Clapkosky.
laborer, aged thirty-fve, single. George
Barney. laborer, aged enty-eight. single.
Tug Wiltz, q driver. was the only witness
Of the horror. He was sitting alongside the
track waiting for q car to be loaded by the
Inflated men. when without warning the
roof Of the gangway fell in within three
feet Of him. Without hating he ran to the
head Of the slope and gave the alarm.
1t is feared the bodies of the entombed
men cannot be reached for several days.