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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-12-17
STATEHOOD.

STATEHOOD.
The indications now are that the bill to
admit New Mexico to statehood will be
taken up in the senate and passed just
before the holiday adjournment. This is
the program of the Democratic senators
having the bill in charge; it may 60 over
till after the holidays, but this is not the
expectation to-day.
GOV. THORNTON.
Gov. W. T. Thornton has been here for
ten days past and has done much to fur
Their the interests of statehood. He has
also been earnestly at work for the re-
establishment of Fort Marcy. He leaves
for home tomorrow, and to-day he said
that, unless something now unforeseen
arises, Fort Marcy will be reoccupied by
U. s. troops inside of ninety days.
(Signed1. /. M. BOND.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1894-10-18

The Democracy are yelling themselves
hoarse over The alleged fact that the
woolen manufacturers are busy all over
the country. Even il this were true,
they should remember that the manu-
facturer is protected, and his thrift is
due to favorable tariff But the wool
raiser, who is selling sheep and wool all
told, for less than the wool itself brought
in '92, is a victim OF Democratic legis
lation Here, in this one line are two
object lessons for the people-one the
effect OF Republican policy, one the
effect ofsa Democratic policy What
comfort Democracy can honestly get out
Of the situation we'd really like to know.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1894-10-18
ICE! ICE! ICE /!

We wish to announce to our custom.
ers and public il general who wish 10
use Ice, that we are prepared to furnish
the same.
All private families who wish to com
mence using Ice will please notify us
either by postal or call, and prompt at
tenton will he paid to our customers
Sbould there be any irregularity By OF
through our drivers. plea.e notify MS,
HILLSBORO ICE CO,
F ScHERMER, Pres
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1894-10-18
Home Seekers na,rs to Michigan.

The B. & o S w r r will, Oct. II
and Nov. IA, sell home seekers tickets
to points in Michigan at one fare for the
round trip, good returning twenty days.
For particulars see Agent b & o S. w.
j. nj. CHEsBRoUGH,
Gen'l Pass. Agent,
st. Louis, Mo
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1894-10-18
Cheap Fertilizers.

| have left "a few tons OF new and fresh
fettilz =, part made by the Currie Fer
tiliz 90 OF Louisville, Ky and part
by The Loudenback Fertilizer Co., OF
Urbu u.a, Olio, which l will sell at cost
to close them out, as | don't want to
carry them over. Call and see me and
get prices E F. RICHARDS,
Hillsboro, Ohio.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1894-10-18

Hausfrau to dunning tradesman)-If
tomorrow is bad weather / shall be able
to pay you. But If it is good weather
You need not call, as we shall need the
money to 60 to picnic.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1894-10-18

"Were you moved by her music?"
"Yes; it amounted to that. think we
should have kept the fiat for another
year il it hadn't been for her.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1894-10-18
About Town HOugh.

The Washington, D. @. Chronicle, says
Hon. Robert T Hough, Solicitor oil
the Internal Revenue Department, is a
magnificent specimen of the royal Buck.
eve Boy, physically, and he has a head
and heart built on the same compre.
hensive plan, Mr.. H"ugh had fine
fame as a lawyer in Ohio, which stands
him in hand as an efficient law official
Of the In ernal Revenue Bureau under
this Administration. Mr.. Hongh is q
genial gentlemon, and very popular"
Or. Prices Cream Baking Powdel
Worlds Fair hithsst Award.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1894-10-18

Or. Prices Cream Baking Powder
A Psrs 0rses csssn q Tartar Powder.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-06-26

beoorltebt, uno Die in ben 5a9eu Der
Sriibial. iuelhe iib iiir inns porberei=
ten, cine niiBlide Silie iein mag. als
eiilsi9e Sergeltuug, Die bon cut perz
lGngt miro, uereiniat eud III Dem Ge=
WObnll6en 8cbete. oas mir fir bic oer=
ridten, Die inns 0ute5 crtpeiien."
@Gbreno Dieier tllrSen Reoe iuuBte
Der arme S~antratius nidt, pobin er
I1auen iOllte. Gr hattie iih binter Die
Nnmelenoen III eineu gNintel Suriitge=
spgen, uno Sebaitian ltano mitleioi9
Dor lbnl, inoem er li6 10 brett ais mog=
LID mahte. Seine Ribruns bate ibn
beinube p~erratben, dis Die 9nn,e Ser=
iammlung nisoertniete ruo nit aus9e=
itreften SdnOen, ole augen gum Sinl=
mel erboben, uno boil Snbrunt, ME
nit elmer Stiplmer ausrief: y, Retribu-
ere dignare, Domino, omnibus nobis
bona facientibus propter nomen
tuum vitam aeternam. Amen"
Sas Ilmoien puroe oamu bertbeilt
uno fisl iiber Grwarten rsibli9 aus;
ebenio wuroen an ole Nabrungsmittst
I'M lleberflulle allsgetbeilt, lno cine
beitere MablSeit beIdloB Die erbaulide
Scene. is mar nod friib, uno piele
nabmen teiusn Sbeil on Dem GIen, oa
in Der beuaabarten YIarrtirde fiIr lie
Elm nod tOltlideres, gelltlibes Wabl
bereitet meroen lolte.
Nls Maes norbsi mar, beItano 6Gci=
liza oarauf, ibren armer, alten Srilp=
pei pieoer nab SauIe Su geleiten lno
leiueu i6pereu, tutenen Seutel 81 tra-
gen; lie plauoerte 10 lultig nit ibn,
oaB er llb wunoerte, als er 1pbalo bic
Sbilre Isiner drmen, aber relnlihen
@pbulHg errei6te. Seine blinoe
Siibrerln oriltte inn oann ieinen Seu=
tel in Die 0anD llno trippelte nit einem
eiligen ,8uten Sag" ihnell biniueg,
uno mar balo isinem auge eutl6wun=
ben. Ger Sad i6ien un9epObnli6
ihper, oaber sdblte Der ulte Wdnn lorg=
fdltig ben Snba!t oesislben. uno fano
81 ieiuem Gritaunen, oaB er cine OOPS
petite YDrtion bate. Sr sablte nod
einmal, uno fauo es mieoer 10. Sel
nd6itsr U~elegenbeit ertunoigte er Iib
oesbalb bel Geparatus. tpnnte aber
feline I%litldrung erbalten. Sdtte er
Glcilia geieben, als lie laut auila6ello
I'm Die SIDE bog, wie wenn lie iemano
eluen rehten Streid 9sipielt bdtte, llno
flint oabin elite, ais pb lie nltts
S6peres bel lid triioe, 10 wiiroe CT
leiht cine &Oiung fir oas &dtbIel iels
nes Eeihtbums geiunoen baben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-06-26
16.
Der ,nondt OCTOBER.

Nah einem iener ,liebliten Iela=
lein" Staliens, wie Ylinius Die @illen
nennt, neil lie Die ei9entbiimliblte
Sboubeit oes 2anoes ausmahen, mar,
bepor pas aerauiduole Srciben ali
Den StraBen be9ann, ben Gag nab
Der ,3uiammentunit SluiIdsn Der ibtpar=
sen gtfru uro 6Oroinus, SabtolG geeilt.
Die @ila lag an benz @bb0nae oes
Siioels, Der lih bis CUR gllbt bon
@aeta binab erItredt, unO Seihnete lid.
ME oas Saus in Der Staot. ourd Den
ieiueu Gei1maf aus, welter elnem be-
baglihen, iuenngleib nlht ilpplsen
&pmiprt oiente. Spn Der Serralle,
Der ~eleguntsn Sila segeniiber, tOnnte
nan Die title, tisiblaue Yuht iiber-
lhauen, bon ben frubtbariten llfern
umi6loiisn, pie sin Spiegel in erbabe-
mem Habmsn init reibem SbmelSe
uersiert. Die tpeiBen, bon Der Some
bsleubtetsn SeSel Der Ntadten, 8alee=
rem, uno Siibernahen bpben Iib an
mutbi9 oarauf ab; aus elni9en oer'el=
ben eri6pll oas belle 8ellbter Der Sn=
Iailen, aus anoereu @elauS ooer Sar=
Ient0ne Ooer Die lallteu. ibrilen, nidt
gar feiuen 9ieOer Der SOOtsleute. Sin
9eeitterter Sang, nit &riehpflanSeu
beoett, filbrte 81 ben SGoern am ufer
uno oHnete lib aui balbem @eae nab
einem sinlaoenOen G~aIenplaBe, oelien
8riin INNER friib Gebalten wllroe ollrt
cine tr~pltalbele 6%e!'enQusle, Die ibdu=
meuo in ein natilrllbes Veden Tiel llno,
ben Hano oesIelben iiberltrOmeno. mur=
mslno oas Sitter entlang Der See Su=
elite. 3pei sepaltiSe Flatnnenbdume
warfen ibren Sbatten ilber oieien Hal
Iii6en Ypoen, wie pproem iiber ben
9isblingsplaB Ylatos uno Giceros bel
lbren pbiloiOpbiiben llnterreoungen.
Die Ibonlten Slumeu uno YflauSeu aus
iernen GGnoern waren an Dielem Srte
heimiih 9ewOroen, oa er Dor Sbpille
uuo 6roit sleihmlbi9 9eldllBt mar.
Subius pflegte, aus @rilnoen, Die
ipdter ibre grtlGrun9 Hnoen lueroen,
ielten mebr oils Elm paar Gage in oisier
Yiua 81 perpeilen, uno ielbit Damn
seihab es 9swObnli6 mir auf ieinem
98e9e 81 elnem Sersnilglnssorte Der
romii6eu Woosipelt, no er GeibGfte
bate ooer 81 babsn uUrsab. Seine
Sotter mar oesbalb meiltens alein
uno i'm @enulie Der tOiilihsn Giniam-
felt unseltDrt.
6OrtieBuus Ol9t.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-06-26

&ou Der '1war;eu Stlopiu bate CT
'hon bprber 9enlig ilber oen gemelnen
6baratter oleies 4lienten ibrer ma9i=
lhen Gilnlte gtbOrt uno tiirhtete oaber
cine Sale. Nls ct Den Streit an Der
Sbiire lab, Ihiih er lih ihnea binter
Sebaltian, melAen er i!,r ben Slueliela
baften nclen T%erbiinocten ieincs
Shibiillos hieit, unD "liiirste lid) auf
i'm nit Der Strait zines Siren; a6er er
bate es nit teinem gcpO9nli6en Seq
ter ST. tGun. llmlOnit periubte er, OBJ
ppbl jest Don Sulpius unterltiibt, ben
Hrieger nleoerSuwerIen. glls lbm Dies
nidt gelan9, sog ct aus ieilem @ilrtel
cine tleine, aber tOolibe Wane, cine
itablsrne &eule bon feiner lpriiber Nrs
belt ullo ldluang lie iiber Dem Sinterz
tOpf SebOltians. "a iiiblte er i'm Nu
Die &afTe aus ieiner Sano seIdleupert,
lid iel6It aber Slpei= poer oreirnal bon
einem e~iiernen 6riiie i'm &reiie berum=
Newirbelt uno mltteu uui Die StraBe
geluOrIen.
sd fiirbte, III bait Dem armen
Burden web' gotham. S.uaoratus!"
ia9te Sebaitinn 81 ieinem Genturio.
pelter eben 9etommsn mar, llm Der
Seriammlung Der 6briiien bsiiuwob=
men, llnO cine bertulii6e 8eltalt uuo
Starte beiaB.
,,Gr bat es fir Ieinen binterlilti9en
Mngrin OerOient, Sribun," perieBte
Der anoere, ais lie ins Salls 9in9sn.
Sie beioen Sremosn idli6sn lid
tleinlaut BON Dem Shauplaye ihrer
gtieoerlase meg. unO ais lie YIN Die
ede bO9en, erbliften lie 6orpinus, Der
ieBt niht mebr bintte, iOnoern 10 ibnell,
ais i'm ieine Selne tragen tonnten, oa=
poueilte. so oft lie lid aub ipater
~trafer, 10 ermdbnte rie elmer etipas BON
ben Soridlen oieies Worsens. Seoer
iuuBte, DaB Der anoere MIR Sbmah
uno Sdanoe Neerntet bate, unO lie to-
men belize 81 Dem SbluB, oaB ipenig=
items Gin S6afitall in &um lei. ben
lueoer 6uds nod @olf ungeltrait an.
grelfen tonne.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-06-26
Is.
Noh einmal 0bdritds.

Nls Die Gubs na6 oieier speifahen
StDrung mieoer beraeIteQt mar, 9iu9
man in 0ller Stile an oas @ert oes
Cages. Burger Der Tertbeilung 9rDBe=
rer Qlmoleu ourb Die Stride, wie lie
J. y. ourb Den beiligen Saurentills 9e=
lhab, mar es teiueswess in Den erlten
3eiteu 10 un9epObnlih, oaB jene.
welte lib BON Der @elt SuriifSlsleben
wiinihten, ibr SermO9eu uuf einmal
~binaaben. Sn Der Shat miliien mir
es natiirli6 fiuOen, oaB Die cole Milo=
tbdtigteit Der apoItoliiheu Stride Su
Serulalcm Elm iruhtbares Seiipiel fiir
Die gu Gom iein mlBte. Sisie auBer=
proentlihen Spenoeu milper 8aben
muBteu beiunoers in Seiten eintreteu,
no Die Stride nit Isrfolgung beorobt
mar. Gbrilteu. wel1e ibter Steuuug
unb ben llmltdnoen nab lib auf oas
Martertbum 9efdBt MADDEN mlBten,
pflesteu in 9erS uno Salls nit allen
dbSure6uen, mas lie an Die Groe fei=
Ieln uno Die Seute Der roben SolDateu
peroen tonnte, ltatt oas grbtbeil Der
armen 81 perOen.
Mu6 per9aB man ben pi6tigen
6runoiaB ni6t, oaB man oas Si1t Der
guten @erte Dor ben Meniden leuGten
lallsn iplte. wdbrcno Die Sano, wslbe
Die Campo iiilte, oas Gel in Der Ter=
boraenbeit bineingoB, Die nur Der, nell
der ius Gerbursene liebt. ourdorinNen
tam. Wenn ods Silber9eihirr u,o
Die Sllpelen elmer pOrnebmen 6amilie
ofientli6 sei6dBt, pertauft uno Der Gr=
log oann unter Die glrmen pertbeilt
muroe, 10 muBte Dies sin bellleubteu=
oes geiipiel Der @ObltbItistsit iein.
welhes Die Stride trDItete, Die GDelmii-
tbisen be9eilterte, Die 8siSiSen beibam=
te, oas Sers Der Satebumenen riibrte
unD Den Sippeu Der Nrmen Se9uungeu
uno @ebete entlptte. lno 9leibwpbl
wuBte Die linte Sano oes ein3elnen, Der
oieies Ilmolen CAB, nibts bon Dem,
mas Die rette that; Die Semutb uno
Selheioenbeit oes eolen 8ebers rrbte
i'm SbOBe oes 4llwinenoen, weld)enl
oieie lroiibeu SddBe auuertraut Wur=
Den, nm nit iiberreiheu lno epigen
3iuieu %surilfbeSablt su peroen. Siea
mar audi bier Der 6au. Nls 9lles be-
reit mar, srIdien Der Yrieiter Sionp=
lius, suaieib Der NrSt Dem Die Gorge
iiir Die &ranten obiag, uno pelher Dem
beiligen EplDtarp an Der Yfarrtirhs
ppn ct. Eaiipr nuh9eipl9t ,par, isBts
lid auf eincn Stubl an Dem cinen Gnoe
oe5 Spies uno rebete Die TeriGmmlung
iolgenoermaBeu an:
,Sbeure Sriioer, unisr ~9ndoi9er
@ott bat oas SerS zines mitleioigsr
Sruoers gerilbrt, oaB err Grbarmeu
finite ilber feline armen Mtitbriioer uno
piel lpeltlihes SeIiBtbum bon ii1 that
UNI 6brilti willeu. @er es lit, msiE
i6 nitt, audi mill i6 ibn uibt tennell
81 lernen luben. is lit elmer, ipelder
feline ShaBe niht oa baben mill. no
Hoit lie perSebrt uno Siebe einbrebeu
uno lie itehlen, ionoern Der es. rpie De,
9pttieli9e Saurcntius, porsiebt. oaB lie
our6 Die Sano Der Irmsn in Die bimm.
iiite ShaB.ammer Gbriti estragsu
weroen. Nebmet oenn ais cine @abs
6Ottes, Uelber Dies quite Mert siuge9e=
ben bot, Die Tertbeilung on, Die lsBi
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-06-26
Yrattii Il.

Die tleine Bertha iOl Dem Papa Die
9rauen Saare ausreiBsn; naboem lie
Dies cine @eile 9stbaH, iagte lie: vPapa,
ipll ib Dir nibt lieber Die i6warSen
ausreiBen, oas gebt idneler!."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-06-26
. Yunftmtt

getoe Sldtter bieteu ueben eiler
lor9Idlti9 aIS9earbeiteten 2So6eu=
8rnnol6au, Die cine tur;geiaBte quite
llebsrlidt iiber Die 1alIptereiguiiie il
III: nno ausIanoe umiaBt, cine ;eit=
9smaBe 6rOrteumg Der reliSioien ga
9eSrrd9en, pel6e Ole oeutj6m Satbo=
litel il]lsbelouoere intereiT-eu, iopie
cine lor9fdItige AuSwabl Der Neuig.
teItsn aus ben eill;eIIeu Staaten Ger
Union.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-06-26
Nebenbei geiagt,

piomsn mir ulieren Gr;abIunseu
eille senaue SOrsialt unb mir
Dani9su bic guimsrtiamteit aarr
nnierer eeisr III bsiouSsrsr @eile
Gui SislsIbsn ;u Isufsu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-06-26
L Il nj e II

gu isSem Der beioeI SlGtter perben bsior,
ssre Frdmien se9ebeu. =.
Rene Ibonneuteu ir9euS etues ber
Sldtter, wslde i'm Soraus %be;abIeu,
srbalten ein Fra6tsebetbu9 nit oeu Serten:
y Gott lit Die eiebe,
p Die Na6iolse Gbriiti, unS Z
81 Ssrs Ssiu, Gusa Der 9isbs lin srOBem -
Srud).
alte gb pel6e eiu Sobr
ibr announcement i'm TorauS be;ableu,
srba!tsn sur
5~usrmhurnsr Gazette
cine ! p ssiiif6 Iurembursiibs8rG.
III lie, Bud ODER Bib, Ibsr Elm lursmburei,
i6eS Sbema.
SUM
RntbnlirdJrr a1eItrtt
ben &essnsburssr MarientaIsu,
Der, peI6er ais SamilisntaIenoer beats
nod inunsr unbstrittsu oaitsbt.
Surembureer! abonuirt auf Sis
nSuremburSer 6aSette".
Osutihe Katbolifsn! Isist Sen
nKatbeliiher Ueiteu".
Mlan idbreibe fir Qrobenun,.
mern an Ole
=GC =
@Deutfbe=
=Aatbolifd)e=
-Drnk9sfeufdaft,-
| DUBUQUE e, q.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-06-26
Scr
Hat@o(iI6er
Oeaen-

1T eirt uoriiisIides Organ beitimmt
iir aue oeutl6en tatbolii6en 6ami. J
lien ses san;sn @elttuS Der Ser.
eiliisten Staateil. Ger 0ejertreis
IT ein iebr beoeutsuoer, wel6er iia
tdSIi6 u~ersrpBsrt. Oils an;eise,
bldtt 1T Der nRctbolii6er @elten-
pon iebr sroBem @srtbs.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-06-26

Tlan ichreibe fir Qrobenum.
mern an Ole
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-06-26
Sic
curem6urger
9a5e(te-

il ELI lpe;ieues Organ Der eurem,
burger Der sar;eu Ser. Stoaten
ulo beliet eiueH betrd6tli6eu geier.
treiS uIo bietet eir beionbers gutes
Irjet9emittel, oa es eillen beitimm.
ten, pon teiIem iouitigeu glatte
srrsItten Seiertreis bat, bel weldsun
ss iar ieoe anSeisenoe 6irnra DON
ysueen lit, uertreteu III ieilI.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-06-26
RutbnltrdJrr a1fItrtt

ben &essnsburssr @sarientalsu,
Der, pel6er ais SamilisutaIsuper beats
nod inuner uHbsltrittsu baitebt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-06-26
5u.rnthltrarr GAZETTE

cine . eStiif6 Iurembursii6e8rG
m te, BUD ODER Bib, iber siu lursmbursi,
i9sS Sbema.
Sum n.y.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-06-26

Gurembur9er! abonnirt auf Sis
n~SursmburSer 6aSette".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-06-26

Osutitle Katbolifsn! Isist Sen
nRatRoliiher Ueitsu".
The Portland daily press., 1894-07-23
MEN DECLARE STRIKE OFF.
But the Walking Delegates Insists it is
Still in Operation,

Sacramento, July 22.-Action by the local
lodge of the American Railway Union of
this city was taken last night declaring that
the Southern Pacific strike was off. 1t was
brought about by committee of citizens
who showed the strike was hopeless and
persuaded the men to try to get back while
there was chance. A few days ago Super
intendent Fillmore promised committee of
strikers if the strike was declared off un-
conditionally, all strikers except those who
had taken an active part in the obstruction
of property would be take back. .E. Seyler.
chairman of the mediation committee of
the American Railway Union, at present in
this CITY, says the strike is not off, and the
local lodge of the American Railway Union
of this city. had no authority to declare it
of. He says the strike cannot be declared
off without two-thir1s vote of the entire
Southern Pacific system.
The Portland daily press., 1894-07-23
Zimmerman Wins Again.

Paris. July 22.-The contest for the Baden
prize was the principal event today in tho
bicycle tournament at VeJodrome de Lasene.
A. A. Zimmerman led throughout the first
heat of 1000 metres and on without effort.
He won the final heat of 1000 metres with
equal ease and carried off the prize. Harry
Wheeler, second Medinger third. In the
one mile handicap, ZimmeEman rode from
the scratch. 1t was big field but thinner
man overlook all in the first lap, riding at a
pace which brought round after round of
applause and cheers from the spectators
Inferior riders were in bunch and Zim
norman found it impossible to make way
through the throng in the next lap,s but
eventually got away and spun around the
track amid demonstrations of wild enthu-
siasm on every side. He finished five
lengths ahead of Jacquelin, who was
seco ond. Zimmermans performance was one
of the finest pieces of riding ever seen in
the CITY
The Portland daily press., 1894-07-23
viii Discriminate.

Jackson, Tenn. July 22.-The Mobile and
Ohio Railroad company has Issued orders
yesterday that all members of ths American
Railway Union in its employ should immedi-
ately be discharged. This affects several
hundred men on the Jackson and ST. Louis
divisions. About ten men in shops of the
company this city, were given papers OF
dismissal yesterday. The company's orders
say the men will be taken back as soon as
they receive their withdrawal cards from
the union. A number have already applied
for withdrawal cards. but great many on
the st. Louis division say they will remain
in the union. Trouble Is anticipated.
The Portland daily press., 1894-07-23
TROOPS ARE EXPENSIVE.
And Governor Altgeld is Beginning to Feel
Poor.


Chicago, July 2s.-Gen. Wheeler, in COM
mand of the Illinois militia, now in this
city. it is said.-intimated strongly to Vice
Presid snt Wiekes,sthat unless the Pullman
company comes to decision Immediately in
the matter of operating its works, the city
will order it's hands of. Gen. Wheeler
attitude is said to be dictated by Gov.
Altgeld, who strongly objects to further
expense being piled up against the state.
The placards posted at Pullman an
nouncing the near resumption rof..operations
are the result of The pressure brought. by
Gov. Altgeld. If the Pullman company
cannot resume work it will have to employ
its own watchmen. Wickes said yesterday
that the company might be able to open
this week, ,proba bly,, Thursday. He hoped the
necessity for the presence of soldiers would
soon be done away with.
The Portland daily press., 1894-07-23
A MOONLIGHT CRUISE.
That Ended in Piling Up the Yacht Upon
Ledge.

st. Adams. VT, July 21.-The steam yacht
Elfrida. owned by DR.. W. Seward Webb. of
Shelburne, was last night wrecked on Col
chester reef. in Lake Champlain.
The party was on a cruise and left Bur-
lington at o'clock last night for Platts-
burg, N. Y. A strong south wind was blow
ing, which increased, about ten o'clock, 10
a stiff gale.
The yacht c1uised along the shore in the
m m,onlight until the increasing gale warned
Capt. Blodgett it was time to seek harbor.
The yacht was then under the lee of Apple
tree Point, about five miles south of Col
chester reef.
The yachts course for Plattsburg was due
northwest, but the wind made it impossible
to hold the yacht to it. Colchester light,
which marks the dangerousre reef, was hidden
by the point until it was too late for the
boat to escape the danger. She struck
heavily on the west end of..the reef in seven
feet of water.
A boat was launched, and, by hard work
managed to reach the Vermont shore, where
word was sent to DR.. Webb at Burlington.
The Portland daily press., 1894-07-23
BILL WILL NOT PASS.
So Says a Prominent Democratic
Senator.
HOUSE CANNOT YIELD AND SENATE
WILL NOT.

The Chief Interest in Congress This Week
WIFE Centre in the Struggle for a
Compromise on the Tariff Bill = The
Senators are in an Ugly Mood and Say
3 They VIII Have Their Bill or Nothing.
Washington, July %. There is now
no measure on the House docket of such
Importance as to command an assign
ment of day for its consideration. The
committee on rules will met tomorrow
to decide what committee shall be rec
ogn1zed during the week for the presen-
alton of business decided upon by them.
All interest in Congress the coming
week centres about the Senate, where
the fate sof the tariff bill may be decid-
ed by vote to be taken on the confer
ence report now before that body ifo1
action.
A prominent Democratic leader, chair
ate committees, said tonight that unless
something altogether unexpected hap
pened before the Senate met tomorrow,
all hope of tariff legislation at this ses
sion of Congress would be doomed tC
disappointment. Thus far the Senators
who insisted that compromise bill
should be passed have Except cleal
of their colleagues and have declined te
talk stand as firmly as ever, when they
always stood, and declare there is moth
ing to discuss, it must be the Senate bill
or nothing, The managers of the bill or
the part of the Senate realize this.
The Portland daily press., 1894-07-23
BRIEFLY TOLD.

Ernest Hassberger, Dundee jute
merchant, was arrested for forging bills
for So 600 pounds on Scotch banks and
10000 pounds on continental banks.
The Kansas Pacific bondholders' COM
mittee, S.B. butcher chairman, have
begun suit in the United States Circuit
Court for New York in the name OF
John Quincy Adams, against Russell
Sage and the estate of Jay Gould to re-
cover Sl1, 90, 900, being the proceeds of
securities taken from the trust.
70 Senator Aliens report on the sugar in
vestigation, which q will shortly be filed
states that the testimony shows conclusive
ly that contributions were made by the
sugar trust to both Republican and Demo-
cratic parties for campaign purposes with
the view to securing lenient legislation up
on sugar interests.
The Portland daily press., 1894-07-23
Jumped from the Pilgrim.

Fall River, Mass, July %. Joseph B..
jumping from the steamer Pilgrim, OF
the Fall River line, at q so this morning,
as the steamer was off Watch Hill. He
had been with his brother, f. FL. Lord,
in his stateroom, when he grew. uneasy
and asked to go on the deck and smoke.
While his brother was lighting a cigar.
he ran to the guard rail and jumped
overheard. The bow boats were low
cred, sbut the crews failed to find him,
The suicide was formerly a member OF
the Boston carpet firm of Lord, White
more & Putney, and until ten days age
was travelling agent for Thomas c.
Lad on of Philadelphia. He resigned or
account OF i'll health. and was on his
way to South Berwick, Me-. where his
aged mother lives. He leaves wife and
three children in Brooklyn, NY.