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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-04-12

Gegen bic bon Grantreia beabii4s
tigte Grb0bung beS Mei3en3oQes
fpri4t iim bic rNonoje Wremia" fol-
senoermaben aus:
Dte @ei4i4te bes borigen Sabres
aeigt, bab Nublanb feline Weiaenbanz
oelsbeaiebunsen NIT Grantrei4 Big
jeBt nod niht enbsiltie tpieber feftt=
gen tonnte unb ntat obne srobe @er=
LUTTE nod immer feline alien Mbneb>
mer auf ben frana0ifden Mdrtten
iu4t. Inter folden umftdnben lest
fnt bic grb0bung bes Wei3en3o1es
unbebtnst als cine unslei4mdbis per=
tbeilte '2ait auf bic ameritanii9e unb
ruKiide Ginfubr. Die ameritanii4e
Mei5eneinfubr nah Grantreih itebt
auf feften JiBen. tann alio cine Grz
bDbuns ausbalten, Der ruFtf9e Mei=
3enbanbel aber erbolt iih crit bon ei>
'nsr h4tperen Rrantbeit, an Der er
infolge Der !9urgersnotb unD aeitpeiz
Tiger Gtnftelung Der Musfubr selitten
bat. Dieter INTERRUPTED fprtngt berz
maBen in bic Musen, baB mir, penn
mir ntht bon Der aufribtigen Greunb>
Ndaft Jrantreidjs |iiberaeust ndren,
slauben miibten, bteie 3olIerb0bung
be5tpede bauptiddlt4, bic @infuhr
bes ru1iiden Deiaens gu perbinbern.
Denno9 miiKen MIR bonn rein tpirtb~
i4aftlthtn Stanbpuntt aus folsenbe
Sbotiaaen aufammeniteaen: RuBz
lamb gepdbrte in benz ,3ollabtommen
5rdntrei9 cine Mense @ersinitisun=
gen, bebang ii6 bagegen nur cine
0erginftiglne in Der Napbtafrage
aus. &aum Elm Sabr lit ieitbem perz
gansen unb mas 1eben nir9 Jrant>
reid, als elmer meitbegiinItigten Sea-
tion, itebt mob Der 9ennb Der 8egiin=
higunsen bepor, bic RuBlanb
Delttl4Ianb seipdbren pirb. Sir
&ublanb aber fhrumpfte bic Bebeu=
tung Der Napbtaportbeile lett benz
Mugenblid auiammen, ais bieie audi
unierem 9aupttonturrenten Mmerita
gepdbrt tpurben. SEPT IN nun
au4 nod Der Mbiab unieres 6auptz
iGblihiten Musfubrartitels, bes Sc
treibes, polftdnoig unmDgli9 gema9t
tperben! Da tann ni9t mebr bic Rebe
BON Greunbi4aft fein, man muB ii6
pielmebr fragen, marum brau4t bann
&ubldnb i~iberbaupt einen 9anbelsber=
trag? @ertrdge tperben nt9t burb
@safible, ionoen burh segenieitige
@ortbeile b%efieeelt."
30 ut bes" bilbet bic @runblage
jebes 9anbelsbertrages. Wir fip4z
ten iebr, bob bic Mitslieber Der
Rammer, bic bur4 ibre fdub5DQne@
rii9e Mebrbeit auautpeit mitgeriHen
tpirb, our @erleBung bes porgenannten
@runb1abes berett finb. Die franz
a0iii4e Resieruns bat ur.s i'm Sabre
1893 etnen 10 feften @lauben an if
rem 9att unb ibre l1mii9t einsefl0bt,
bab mir nibt beoneifeln t0nnen. lie
tperbe, bebor fie fI9 CUR Grb0bung
Der @etreibe30le ent54lieBt, nibt nur
bic Wiinihe Der Mgrurier, ionbern
au1 ale 8ebingunger bes interratio=
ralen 9unbels Grantreihs aQfeitig
unb taltbliitig abtpdgen unb ~eineebenf
fem, bab maj, iiber berartige Masz
nabmen nb4t nur abitimmt, ionoern
lie 5ubor iiberlegt.
Sopeit> bic ionit 10 franaofenfreunoz
lide rgaomoje Wremia." Na4 elmer
bier peitberbreiteten MuffaHuns ion
bic ruKifde &egierung biefem Mrtitel
niht ferniteben, man bate es alio nit
einem talten MaHerftrabl gu tbunr
ber ebenfo pudtis tpie beutli4 1T.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-04-12
Rmr3c 9aeesncmtefette,..

5euer aeritDrte ben @ef@dftst6eil
Der Stdbt 6ancod in Mi4igan.
SIM @iiben 6 alifprnien's bat
Diirre ben Selbfri@ten biel sei9abet.
Sn g m ging am 4. Npril Der I'M
ternationale mebi5ini14e @ongreB gu
gnbe.
Sn Sban9bai, China, d1derte
cine Geuersbrunit gesen 1000 @ebdu1
be Elm.
Das {erbif1e Miniiterium bat
reiignirt unb Nicolajimiti4 elm neues
Cabinet gebtlbet.
Sn Der NGbe bes @enatsgebdubes
in paris fanb abermals cine 8omz
benerploiion ftutt.
Sn Mem Oorf bielten bic bort
anidftgen ungarn eine grobarttge
&oKutb<5eier ab.
Ser paTasierbampfer rGitp IF Miz
4igan" ftran0ete in ber Ndbe BON q l.
pena, Mia.
Sn Der 1pdr11c1en YrDo1r13 Mn
lufien fam es tpegen Sbeuerung gu
Bidder : Rratpalen.
Sn Srenton, SC. s., 1T ber bor<
ttge tatbolii@e 8ii&of &ep. Mi4ael
s. S'Garreq geitorben.
Dte beutf6e &egierung min eli
ne Mnleibe bon 10Y, 100000 Marf fir
9eeres5pede aufnebmen.
Sn SC . M tpurbe ber papit BON eli
ner Sbnmadt befa0en, beren Gplgen
ct jeood lei9t iibermunb.
8ere9net tpirb, bab benz beutz
14en &ai1er fein Qlufentbalt in Mbz
baaia iber 100000 toten merbe.
Sn 6ranturt a. 80. tamen bret
perionen Bel benz 8eriu9e, ii4 aus
einem brennenben @ebdube gu retten,
um's Qeben.
Sn 0tperpool, England, nurbe
bic 53idbrtse M0rberin Margaret
Walber gebdngt. Sic bate ibren
Mann um's 2eben gebra6t.
Das alte @eri4tsgebdube in Sc p
5ig tpurbe infol9e 8%ranbFtftung einz
sedi9ert, nobel Elm Mann um's 2eber4
tam.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-04-12

rung RoNutbs unb f9lob nit einem
an ben beritorbenen patrioten seri9=
teten riibrenben Qebetpobl. Seine
Worte riibrten Diele Der 3ubDrer gu
9brGnen.
Der 8%iirgermeiiter bon 9uba=peitb
iaete, bas @rab Rofutbs iperbe Elm
MaQfabrtsort fir ungar1n iperben,
bon bene,, ieber bic tiefite Dantbarteit
fir bic bon 2oNutb benz 2anbe gez
leiiteten Dienite fiible.
Na4 beenbeter Q~eidenfeier i'm Muz
ieum nurbe ber Sarg in ben 2eiden>
tpage,, sebra4t, Dor tpeldem a4t NIT
F9rauerabdet1en bebedte pferbe eez
fpannt tparen. gS befanber ii9 i'm
3use otuanSis beionbere Masen, tpelae
NIT 1000 Bis 5000 RrGnaeu belaben
tparen. 6inter biefen Magen folgten
600 9onbebs. tpeGde fdmmtli9 IRE
bainen trugen. Inter anberr1 Megi=
mentsfabnen befanb ii3 aud bic Be-
riibmtx fdnpar3e SABINE NIT brei3ebn
9ubtent0pfen gum Mnbenten an bic
bel Mrabiarab ~9efa1enen Mdrtprer
in benz 3use. Geuertptbr bilbete auf
ieber @ette cine Mu1e. Der 3ug
brau9k 3tpet Stunben, I'M mad Dem
Griebbof gu selansen. Die @traben.
buph pel9e im ber1elbe betpegte,
tparer bi4t NIT Menf9en ansefiut.
Gangs bes ga,r3en Meges mar tein
ein3iges Da4 unbe1ebt. Das @ei1dft,
tpelbes in Buba : peftb am @onutag
iebr lebbaft lit. rrbte gdnalt4. ba alle
@ef4dftslotale gei4lofen iparen. Sc
hermann trug 9rauer unb bic @tabt
Bot eirrer Mnblid, tpie nod ME borher.
Die RrGn3e unb 6abnen tragenben
Mitglieber BON tauienb Deputationen
folgten ben 6onpebs. MGbrenb fid
Der 53ug burr9 bic Straben bepegte,
fangen gb0re National= unb RoTutbz
2ieber. Mls Der s3ug am Spernbauie
Doribertam, fttmmten 9auienbe bon
Meni9en, tpelbe auf Der 9reppe bes=
ielben 3ufammengeorGn9t tparen,
pl0blth baa RpKutblieb an. BON ba
an fang bas BOLT ununterbro9en pa
triotH4e 2ieber. yGs fam feline Nube=
itDrung ppr. MuBer an ben StraBenz
f%reu3lngen tparen nirgenbs poli3iiten
ii9tbar. Mm Shore bes Griebbofes
ma9te Der 53ug einert Ml1genbltd 9alt
unb MIR bic 8abrtu@trdger, ~beitebenb
aus 80 Mitgltebern Der Magnaten=
tafel urb 80 Mitgliebern bes Mbgez
orbneten : 9aufes, unter Giibr11ng Der
betben 9duier, bic 9onpebs, 8eamte
unb 8ertpartbte RoHutbs tpurben in
ben Griebbof g%elaffen. GriB unb Cub
mig, bic beiben S0bre RoTu tbs tparert
benz 2ei9enpagen bonn Mufeum Biz
gum Grieobofe gu Gube gefolgt. Sic
tparen bon elmer Mn3abl Stubentena
umgeben, tpel@e bic 9aupttrdn5e tr1z
gen. Dis S9lubfeier mar einfah,
iebo4 febr einbrudspoll. Mebrere
Wertreter ber u%nubbdneigen partei
unb mebrere 9onbebs, tpel4e unter
RoFutb gebient batten, bielten Reben.
Mahbem Elm Choral geiungen tporben
mar, tpurbe Der Sarg in cine tempo
rGre @ruft gefenft, Sn bemfelbenl
Mugenblide BOT f4 Elm riibrenbes
@@auipiel. Die ungebeure a,1Berbab
bes Griebbofes b%eriammelten Bolts
Merge fiiel auf bic Rnie urb ipra@
Elm titles @ebet. Mahbem Bic gerez
monien btenbet parerr, gtng bic Bolts
Merge rlbtg auseinanbtr.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-04-12

Masaaine9epebres in Der uufiiihen
Mrmee be0pnner tporben.
Sur Set bebiene fib nod Elm GROCER
She'll ber rufiti4en Mrmee bes alten
Heterogeneous. bas ben beutihen
'SAeBmaFen ntbt bas MaHer reihe.
&ublarb babe bic firaterli4sn
Nerluite, bic Is infolge feiner i9lehten
GeuertpaF.n BEL pletuna erlitten, nod
in 3u gutxm Mnbenten. Desbalb
tperbe Is fkb tuobl in Mdt nebmen,
etnen Rrie9 an3u3etteln, bebor feline
'BenafnunQ Der bes Drtibunbes ebenz
biirtia lei.
Da aur s3eit erit Der brittle She'll
bes ruiiiihen 9eeres auf bas neue
@etpebr eingeiibt lei. unb our bollz
tdnbisen 8etpafnrrns nod 2 IL
Milioner @etpe5re erforberli4 ieien,
lei niht baran 3u benten, baB bas
3arenreaA por benz Gribiabr 1896
trtegsfertig fem tonne.
Mr4ibalb Gorbes, beHen Mngaben
ith oetp1bnlih bur1 @enauiatett aus>
aei9nen, lieftrt iber bic Mrmeeftdrte
bes. 3peibunbes unb bes Dreibunbes
folgenbes ftattftiides Material:
Rublar1b babe etne GritbtnsprGf en3
bon 1,O36,661 Mann, ba3u 10000
4ferbe unb 1900 Ranoueu, cine
RriegsftGrte Ron 2t47l11O5 Mann,
463,OOO pferben unb 5000 Ranonen;
Das nit @ublanb perbiinbete grant
reid babe auf benz Griebensfube Elm
Seer bon 538,738 Manu, baau 1922
600 pferbe unb 281O Ranonen; bic
Rriegsftdrte 5rantrei4s tpiirbe 2,715z
600 Mann, 100000 pferbe unb $500
Raroner betragen; fnmit tpiirbe Der
;3peibunb cine RrtgSma4t bon 81
126,7O5 Mann, 1,263,O0O pferben
a1nb 300 Ranonen arftpei{en!
Nllr ber Dretbunb! Deut54lanbs
Griebensprdien3 mirb auf 593,55O
Marn, 10000 Yferbe, 1854 Ra1oz
men angeseben, bieienise Oeiterrei@s
auf 319,235 Mann $500 Pferhe,
1000 Ranonen; Stalisns 9eeresmadt
I'M Grieben auf $4,000 Mann, ST.
600 pferbe unb 800 &anonen.
Die Rriegsftdrte Deutf hlanbs
lpiirbe 2,444,OOO damn, 562,150
0ferbe unb 443O Ranpren betragen;
Die bon Seiterrei4 1,590,00O Mann,
$4,000 Yferbe unb 214O Ranonen.
Dieienige Staliens betrase 1,253,20O
Marn, $4,000 Pferoe unb 1920
RdnDnen.
Die @efammttrtegsftdrte bes Dreiz
buribes ipiirbe p9 auf 5,287,200
Marn, 988,150 pferbe unb $3.50
Ranonen %belaufen.
Die Snfanterie bes Dreibunbes
tpiirbe iiber oieientge bes 3tDeibunbes
Elm rumeriihes l1ebergetpt4t bon
Ma1n baben. Dagegen tpiirbe
bic Rabanerie bes 3meibunbes ber
Der Eripleauiarce Inn 274,85O Mann
iiberleger fem. @ben5o battle bet
1,51O Ranorerr mebr. SIN
Sale zines Rrieges ,3nfi4en benz
53peibunbt unb Dreibunbe tpiirben
1O,431,905 Mann Snfdnterie unb q
241,15O Mann Gabauerie; unb 1880
Ranonler,el in ben Rompf sefiibrt
tperben.
:Menn tpirfli4 Elm iolber Rrieg entz
bremen folte, 70 tperbe es eine1
Rampf auf 2eben unb Sob geben.
Die unterlieeenbe partei perbe polz
itdnbig aerfdmettert perben. Bletbe
Der Dreibnnb @ieger, 5ann lei es aus
Jrantret9, &uBlanb aber burfte
alles 1@ebiet &peftlih bonn DnieDr unb
bic Offeepropinaen perlieren. Siege
ber 3peibunb .bagege1n, bann meroe
Stalien gu etnem @afanen Trantreths
tperben, unb MuBlanb bas Deuti@
Mei9 3erftiideln. Sn iebem Sale
merle Bic &arte @uropas bur4 einea
Rrieg 3tpii4en ben betben Goalttionen
bis 3lr untenntlt@teit berdnbert
perben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-04-12
Marftberi1te. z
chicago.

Wintertpei3en $685.; @pmmerz
tpei3en SO; Moggen NV; @erite As
go; 9afer 31-34; Corn 36-39;
Mebl l.5O- $50; Rleir 1850; ,Mibbz
lings 1900; Rleefamen 8.5O-8.90;
SimotbD5amen 4.O0-4.30; 6la9s
9imotbDbeu 8.OO-1O.5O; prai.
riebeu 6.OO-8.5O; Butter, Creamery
1871; Butter, Dairp 16-19; @tter
3.35-3.55; &iibe 2.60-2.95; Sto>
derS 3.15-3.7O; Rdlber AGO;
@nmeine 4.6O-4.85; @4afe 2.75-
AS; 2Gmmer 4.1O-4.5O; 2ebenbez
6iibner SO; Surtep 5-8; @nten
SO; @Gnie per Dbb 100000;
53miebelr 45-55; @rbien 92-95;
Mepfel 4.OO-6.25; RartoFeln 45-
Sc; 8obnen 1.50 LBS; @ier 9;
6pnig 11O-14; 9ontg, ausgelafen
SIS; SaGg 5; MbisteD LIB;
&dfe, Creamery Ii II; RGfe,
G@tpei3er 12-l3;
NtnneapoltS & ct. BamI.
Mei3en 58-62; Moggen 44-45;
@erfte 30-31; 9afer 20; @orn 80;
Ila4s Ito; ,patent" =Metbl $50;
Rleie 1925; Milbesbeu 600; Butter,
Creamery 18 20; Butter, Dairp 16
20; @Rr 11-12;
QantaS Gttp.
Seekers 2.00-3.4O; 8iibe 1.75-2.=
80; &iibe, getp1bnlt9e 1.0O-1.75;
@4meine 4.20-4.40; 9eu, l1planb
6.00-6.50;
9outb outaba.
Sttere 2.5O-4.2O; Stoders uub
Geebers 2.5O-3.6O; &iibe 1.5O-3.=
Is; @4peire 4.3O-4.55; @@afe un=
berdnbert; Mei3en $685.; Corn 81
3333;; 9afer 1872; Butter 17-22;
Gter 8.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-04-12
sontb omaba.
equator crnanut.

M~tlanta, ga. @puberneur
Nortben ernannte ben &ebatteur bes
Ml1gufta r@bronicle", Pat. Walib,
gum Na@folger bes beritorbenen 8unz
Golquttt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-04-12

Bel einem 3ramall, Der tiirali4 in
Darlington in @ub Carolina
iiber bas fogenannte Staatstneipenz
gefeb ftattfanb, murben bret Burger
getDbtet unb mebrere i4tper p%ertpunbet.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-04-12

,rebmen tpirb. Bon Der allsemeinen
Gartenanlaee an ben aasemetnen unb
ben INSTRUMENTATION bin fibrt cine
breite 1reppt auf etne erobe, in einem
Slid aus Cement aussefibrte Bride
bon 18 Meter 2dnse unb 10 Meter
8reite.
Mn bteIe Bride 1T Elm srobartiser
tiinitltter Gelien eebaut, bon mo bas
Wa0er 1ih in ben fir bic MaHerperz
sniisunsen ber SdAparSen beitimmten
Seid ersieben tpirb. Weiterbin in
ben unteren MGumer bes Muieums.
miro Elm eigenartiges Mquarium angez
leet tperben, NORM unter anberem bic
IGmmtli9en Slide. bic tn ben binnen=
ldrbifden @emdfern 8el9iens leben,
an a4t3ig Mrten, unb cine sr6bere
Mn3abl bon 0ertreterr bes fhtpimz
member Settlers aus benz R~ongoitaat
seaetst tpepben foDen. Die 8ef0rbe=
runs Der lebteren seidiebt NIT beionz
berer 0oriiht in getpdrmten 8ebGl=
tern. MltzMnttperpen, nit benz Ron=
sobprf elmer Der 9auptanaiebunss=
plntte, nabt ihh bereits Der 0ollen=
buns. Der 8eilher pirb in bas
Mnttperpen aus benz Cube bes Is. unb
benz Mnfane bes 16. Sabrbunberts
perfebt perben. I'm einen erpben
plab lieser nidt tpenieer als SO 8auz
ten, bertn Originate emit baupt1d9=
lid ben Ratbbausplab fdmiidten.
Dieie 8auten limb aus elmer neuer,
iebr barten @ipsmiidung, in bic gu
sr0berer Geftistett GaferitoHe einse=
prebt iinb, berseiteqt. Sir bic Geftisz
felt ipri9t Der umitanb, baB fem einz
3iges Der @~ipsgebdube BON ben lebten
beftigen Stiirmen 9elitten bat. Gs
befinbet ii1 baielbit cine Stride in
gotbifdem Stil, cine Wufterleiitung
bes BEL Der sanaen aeitpeilisen Ser
1tellung Der alien Stabt electromagnetic
tbGtigen Mr9itetten Ban Rupd. ferner
cine Witbergabe Der alten 80rle cine
anbere bes aus benz 16. Sahrbunbert
itammenben Ripborptbors, Elm npoess
ienelefelber". pber Seller bes pulei=
ne1o, Elm @esenftiid gum &0lner 9dnz
neshentbeater, bas bon 9enbrit Gonz
icience in Der r8ei4iebenis mDner
jeugb" 10 anfhauLi4 sei4ilbert tporz
ben, Elm 8%esinenbof, Elm Mrmbruitz
ihsbftanb, cine @artenpirtbibaft
gum rMangenamen bot, porin nidt
nur 10 eutes Bier peraapft mirb, pie
es bic @lamen por Differs tranten,
fonbern audi ale bic nunberlihen
Muriipeiien aufgetragen tperoen, tpoz
ran lie ii9 ere0Bten. 5erner cine Reibe
bon @ilbenbdufern. @igentbum Der
beutisen Nnttperpener patrisier, bic
fib in Der alien Stabt cine 9eimftdtte
our 8etra9tung ber baielbft gu per=
anitaltenben tinftleriiden Jeftlihteiz
ten fthern, pplen, u. I. IN. Sdmmt=
lide 8enobner Mlt=Mnttperpens mill
len in Der 9ra9t Der 3eit erIdeinen.
Mub in ben lbrigen Mnlagen erbeben
ii9 bub{4e 8auten, u. a. Elm Moielz
bGus4err als elm @abr5eiden bes BET
mti4en Weines, Der ii4 mebr unb
mebr BEL ben Belgiern eingebiirgert
unb bon benz Mi9elet in ieinen &eifez
briefen fast: er 1T nur @eift, leiht
1pie @eift.
Sc Mrs cine ,@traBe aus Rairo
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-04-12

Ser meritanii@e Gongreb trat
am 1. 4pril gu ieiner balbjdbrlgen Siz
bung auiammen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-04-12
MtnmeapoltS & ct. BauI.
QantaS Gttp.

Seekers 2.O0-3.40; Riibe 1.75-2.=
80; Ribe, getp1hnlt@e LOO LIS;
S@meire 4.20-4.40; 9eu, nplanb
6.O0-6.50;
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1894-08-17
The Fires Still Burning.

MILWAUKEE, July Ex-Governor Peck
and party returned this morning from
Phillips. The forest fires are still raging
throughout the north central part of the
State, and the towns of Fifeld, Prem
tice, Medford and Chelsea, besides many
saw mill settlements and farming COM
munities, are in danger of being wiped
out, should heavy winds come up. When
the Governor passed through Chelsea
the authorities besought aid for the fam
lilies burned out. The Governor said the
unfortunates would be cared for. Fears
are entertained for the safety of the town
of Morse on the 500 line. 1t is stated
that half of it has been wiped out, and
that the rest is threatened with destruc-
ton. The wires on the line are down.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1894-08-17

VANCOUVER, B. c.. August IA CO.
operative colony is to be established here
at an early date. A large number of
persons have formed club for the pur-
pose of starting one, and the govern
ment has promised its assistance. 1t is
proposed to obtain one of the many
fertile islands up the coast and send a
dozen pioneers, who will build houses
and clear the land. The settlement is
to be gradually increased from time to
time. The settlers intend to engage in
farming and fishing, the island being
near the halibut banks.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1894-08-17

WASHINGTON, July 3l.-Tacoma and
Spokane are at loggerheads over the To-
cation of the States public buildings.
Each OF the four new Western States
provided for site. Spokane won in
Washington by Wilson's efforts, and an
amendment was reported to that effect.
Doolittle is now raising the dust because
Tacoma is not in it. Unless some agree
ment is reached, Washington will be left
out altogether. Senators from other
States will recommend that course in
order to save themselves.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1894-08-17

SAN Francisco, July 3l.-General
Charles Kelly, who led the Industrial
Army from Oakland April last, has re-
turned from Washington to his home in
West Oakland. He is now convalescing
from an attack of typhoid fever con-
tracted at Washington, and as soon as
he has regained his strength, says he
will enlist another army and take it to
Washington, which, he is of the opin-
ion, is the best way of bringing the at
tenton OF the people to the absolute
needs of large portion of the working
classes. The new army will be composed
of the contingents from Los Angeles
Oakland and this city.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1894-08-17

SAN Francisco, August 1.-The pc
culiar circumstances surrounding the
death of Hubert f. Perry, young medi-
cal student, has been cleared up by his
fellow knights of the scalpel, who have
discovered that the cause OF Perry's sud-
den demise June II was his Unsuitable
habit OF gum-chewing. An analysis Of
the stomach disclosed the fact that the
digestive organs had become clogged by
small pellets of chewing gum, which
caused sudden congestion OF the lungs
and other organs.
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THE RECENT STRIKE.
The Investigating Committee to Meet
in Chicago.

hN w ahtNA
in Chicago.
WASHINGTON, August 1.-The Labor
Commission appointed by President
Cleveland to investigate the causes of
the recent strike will hold its first meet
ing at the postoffice building in Chicago
August Is, and will request railroads,
labor organizations and citizens having
personal or patriotic interest in the
rights of the question to be inquired into,
and who cannot attend the meetings, TO
present their views and suggestions in
writing to the commission prior to the
public hearing. The three members of
the committee have adopted the follow
ing preamble and resolutions:
Whereas, The President of the United
States has appointed the undersigned a
commission to visit Chicago, ILL.,, and
such other places in the United States
as may be proper in the judgment of the
commission, to the end that 1T may make
full inquiry into the cause of any pend
ing disputes or existing controversies
between the Illinois Central Railway
Company and the Chicago, Rock Island
and Pacific Railway Company and GER
tain of the railway employees and hear
all persons interested therein who may
come before it; and,
Whereas, Section 6 of chapter 1853 of
the laws OF the United States, passed
October l. 1888, makes it the duty of the
said commission to examine into the
cause of said controversies, the condi-
tions accompanying and the best means
of adjusting the same and to report the
result of such examination to the Presi-
dent and to Congress and,
Whereas, The questions involved in
such controversies affect all interstate
railroads and their employees and,
Whereas, 1t is desirable that the rec
concentrations of this commission as to
future legislation upon the questions at
issue between labor, whether organized
or unorganized, and the employers there
of should be based upon all facts having
any legitimate bearing upon such ques-
tions and should be the result only of
clear and well-defned public opinion; ;
therefore,
Resolved. That this commission will
meet at the limited States postoffice
building in the citv of Chicago ILL.,. the
18th day of August. 1894, at 10 A. NJ. for
the purpose of taking testimony in rela-
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HOUSE or COMMONS.
Discussion of the EvIcted Tenants Bill
Limited.

Limited.
LONDON, August BIN the House Of
Commons to-day Sir William Harcourt,
Chancellor of the Ehxcequer, moved a
time limit for the discussion of each
clause of the evicted tenants bill, with
a final closure of the committee stage
August 7. In making this motion Sir
William said the government regarded
the bill as urgent and appreciated the
necessity that the time allotted for
further discussion of the measure should
be ample. He was not enamored OF ex-
ceptional measures of closure, and re-
sorted to them with sincere regret, but
the fact that there were twenty-five
pages of amendments to the bill justi-
fled the summary procedure. Mr.. Bal
four said that never in the history of
Parliament had there been a proposal
like this. No government had ever
ventured to suggest after only a two
days debate of a measure in committee
that the House be gagged, yet Minister
making such proposition has thought
it sufficient to express regret in few
perfunctory words, giving as the only APP
proach to a reason for the proposal the
large number of amendments. So, he
said, because the House showed desire
to discuss the bill the discussion must
be stopped. Mr.. Balfour warned the
House that such procedure would in
evitably end in the abasement OF the
House as legislative body in the eyes
of the country. He moved an amend
ment of regret that the government
should deprive the minority of their
Just rights and thereby make a fair de-
bate impossible and bring the whole
proceedings into deserved contempt.
Mr.. John Morley twitted Mr.. Bafour
with having singularly moved closure
on the bill constituting the Parnell Com
mission. Mr.. Chamberlin said that the
bill had been supported by both sides OF
the House and only INSTRUCTED by a
small knot Of Irish members. large
number of amendments to the evicted
tenants bill, he said, were introduced by
Irish members. If these amendments
were rejected, the government would be
legislating for Ireland against the views
of Irish members. If they were ac-
cepted, the bill would be transformed
far beyond Mr.. Morley's pledges. Mr..
Labouchere asked what was the use of
discussing the bill week after week. 1t
was certain to be rejected by the House
of Lords. 1t would be better to have
the soonest possible appeal to the country
to settle the question whether the House
of Commons was the master of the
situation or whether its members were
the subservient and humble servants of
hereditary laws. Balfour's amendment,
protesting against the brevity of time
allowed for discussion, was rejected.
The Unionist members of the House
of Commons have decided to abstain
from further action on the evicted ten
ants bill and to refrain from moving
amendments standing in their name.
They will take no part in divisions on
the amendments yet to be considered.
Many of them are McCarthyite motions.
Thus the bill is likely to be virtually dis
posed of at the end of the week. The
opposition may possibly raise debate
on the third reading of the bill, but
they will move no amendments.