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The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1894-08-21
WORK OF PRoHIBITIoNIsTs.

The prohibition clubs of the Third
ward held a meeting to night and de-
nounced the press of Norfolk also, the
Reform members of the Council who
voted for the Democratic nominees at
the last meeting of the Council. Six
hundred dollars worth of stock was
subscribed to the prohibition paper to
he started here
, 1894-07-13
5Oob's 9tG1em fOrbern bic ger6ouuus.
fr0hIihe 6oh3eit.

Capt. Sennte MttcbeQ un6 @emeine,
Sobn $. elliott bon Ser 9etl8armee per:
Deirat3eten iicb geitern Ql6enb inn 9rincef
Stint in @egenlpart elmer groBen 3ui9ouers
menge, Die 9etlsormee benubt befannt=
Itc9 iebe @eLegenbett, nm 8r~opaganoa gu
mabe1t. 2tu9 6iele 6etratb tpar fir ote1en
3lped 9cniigeno 6etannt gemabt un6 arBer>
Dem mar bafiir 8eiorgt tpor0en, CAP biz
3ui3auer minoeiten5 einen Quarter opferr
muBten. Dem 8ernebmen mach fptTo bic
iunge StGu ibren G;tel ais Gapt. belize
baLten, trOBbem iDr M0nn i'm 9tange 10
tief unter tbr itebt.
, 1894-07-13
KIeinere Uott3en.

8un6esmaribau QtrnOIb entIteB getern
300 6iilfSmari9aue, CT bat aber INNER
nod HOO I'M 9tenit.
@eitern concertirte i'm Safe Sront Selbs
lager bic 8ape4e Oes Is. 9tegiments aus
Sort Sberi6Qn.
, 1894-07-13

Der federation Of Sabor"=Gonpent fenoet
GIepeIano cine Depefde. Der ou9e=
meine Streif fommt rridt gu Stance. -
Jntri9uen eeeen ole d. Z. Il. - Die
%GiienbaRner peroen ft6 wieoer an oas
publtfumL 2lenoerun9en in Ger mili'
tdriiden 2sufteIlun9.
, 1894-07-13
HooA's f11rirt

9aB 6oOb's Goriapariuo f1rirt, 1T meber
cine muiitge nod itbertriebeue 8ebauptuns
letner @t9entbIlner. Mtttbetlun9eu pon
&auiei1oe1 ~9loublpiirbt8er B%erionen beitati=
gen, baB 90ob'S turirt.
, 1894-07-13
Stdott1hes,
Alfo OodD SdJieOs9eridJt.

prdiioent GIepeIano mill Elm Iolhes
ouf 6run0 oes O'r1etu=0 efebes
ernennen uno herrfht ooruber
9ro6e 5reuoe i'm Go9er ser
Stretfer.
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AND
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South Goth st. Goods Of all
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11-Whites, Too Profuse Periods. .2S
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GOLD IN GREAT GOBS
WATER IS MIGHTY SCARCE
The Rush 20 tise PSeIds % This DE-
oovory 10 One % the Most
Remarkable In the Hlo-
tory Of Mining.

San FRAxcIsoo. OF. 3.-Ths sossm9
Alameda, which arrived to-day, hsuagAe
oaly three passsassss fton Aus1sane
This vas owing largely - ~ fass -
nsasly svsEybeay vas On NJ Esnsh - the
nsv ee,d Aslds e WesAssn Ansesn1ln.
While the sasamas vas u eydosv hasoB
Loo miness arrived ffem IL Nev 2sar
lasd eoal Aslds - sssss fse ~ ~ =
doeeda
Sems ef The ilnds ass phsoomsaa1 81
n oas instaaee feus euts - ssek yie1os1
SsS ounces of eo,d. The Leo4saAssy
mine. ees Il ths Ass 6issevsss1, vas 80
70 IN EnglisA synAieaAs, juse bsosge ~
steamer sailsd, fes q ,A0om
Ooe q ~ passsaesss Iron eV6nav -
Q miner nsmsd Jamss AcCesuis1. r
steVpsd 81 Heae1ulu, bot - tsa1 ~ s@Aes
passaesss ~ ~ ~ nslA - - -
- sspoetsd ed h vsui1 rival ~ davs q
le1e IN CaliSosnia. Aseee6iag - Nh, -
lask ef vs>se Vos ~ Gssas ogawenGa.
Whsa ~ vas - CsslgaFdls . Q1nse q
The pssisus 1nl1 60 - sso1B,a pom1 q
nsss % ssats. - - pssn1s = es00
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WASHINGTON. Oct. &-The civil ee0r
mission has received from . postmastse
In Washington state copy OF circular
from tho democratic committee lsvying
an assessment Of IS on each postmastss.
II has the heading Of the COMMITTEES and
10 signed by Charles De France. seerstasy.
II states that 'the committee. having bad
under consideration the necessary ways
aud means Of raising funds for the cam
psign, have concluded that those who are
enjoying the benefits Of democratic suc-
cess in the past should contribute to the
expense Of the present campaign. Ihe
committee has therefore assessed you u"
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- iadlsaAs ~ thsv Uui slivs. Ths
mlass a0sse ohAs Wsss u IN alive thls
tAst vse0 have hssa uaes known b
eene nG11A u b ~ geassal impsVDiou
tAaa thy hAvs heea su9esaes1 b. gun
pevse %. sapsssntsndsns Brown nsin'
taiss tksss = ahundance q eesd cir IN The
room and b cea0dsat the elaht lmpris'
sasd asa vim b feuad alive. TAsss. -
thinhs. 0av heesusAed - deoth.
This b the vsest asa16ea1 - W. kind
that has svsr soeusssd h tAb raaes, The
oaly apSrsaeA tell helag ~ eavlng IN a
Q shafs st The xslsi1os nine - ysass aeo,
vhsa ni1s unea WelO burisd alive aaA she
reOatns nsvse rseovssed.
Seme ee the sntousbsdsmsn ere alive.
1hls fact was asesgtained b. signalinG
With hammsrs. Il b eea1ldeatly sxpseted
that tho moa viii b rescued.
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HEART re- DINO.
several aiasss Es,eubsA In Aishigaa
Mlns


Mins.
IRoH MOUNTAIN. AIeh., Oet. a.-Ths
fate oe the II sntombed miners In the Pc.
wablo mine will not b known for some
hours yet, probably not until 2 o'clock.
An immense mass Of rock. iron ors and
bsoksn timbers 20 feet In length 10 to b.
cleared away. Superintendent Brown 70
eea0dsnt that al but three will be taken
cut alive. and has hopes Of all. The scci-
deut was caused BY the sandstone cap.
ping On the hard level Of shaft No. II siv.
tDg away.
Following 10 . correct list Of the en-
tombed mon:
Thomas Psnslass. William Oliver, Sam
usl Husband, George Wilcox, Stephen
Allan. William Baird, George Povsn. John
Thomss, George Rickard. Peter hsliberg,
John Farrell and Peter Hascoe.
The only man known to have escaped
uniujursd states that tho accident was
caused By running water eating away the
sandstone capping In Q room 100 feet In
height ON the third level. This immense
mass Of rock, weighing hundreds Of tons.
erushed through the floor Of the level, car.
vying away timbers and everything to the
fourth level. on which the men were
working. He heard the laundering crash
and. By fast running, escaped.
Peter Gabard, q trammsr ut work Ill.
rsctly under tho falling rock, was crushed
10 death. HIS body has been recovered.
They are cutting road through this
wreckage to the room in which tho men
aro sntombed. II cannot b done hastily.
for the walls have to bs heavily timbered
- the work progresses, to avoid another
fall Of ground.
Although hard and persistent work has
been done since the disaster occurred by
as many eager men as could be worked IL
advantage. only the seemingly short dis
tance of Is feet has bccn cut through. and
Is fcet has yet to be cut, which will take
until evening.
One ominous feature and one that con.
vinces many Of tho miners that tie men
| will be found dead, 10 that, although only
| Is feet away, not sound has been heard
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THEY AR RED HOT.

Tho Elector, or K,iisp for Anaconia
In 10. ~
Special Dispatch to tho standard
KALIsPEL. Oct. 26.-kalispel is fairly
ablaze tonight, and IL anyone labored
under the impression that this city 10 going
TO give Helena q majority tho illusion Is
dispelled. The grand demonstration for
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-10-27

Nsw YoRx. 0sA AA G Daa . c.
Wsshlv RsstGs - 1tu6s te-Dssssv -
say: Enesesssa n pslitisal endits0so1
In many Il she staAss - oanse9 nA1g11
slaeksninG in ss0s kinds e h1slnssa -
on the vhole buslness indlen11sae -
sathse more ihvssahls thaa ~ vsss
vssk aee.
Cold sxpesss have esassd, Qnl1s . nnnp
bse Of mills have eeas Into epssa1lsas -
the demand fse pss1nses = beetse tAen b
has been mast a TIE tims ~ yean n
demand Tor weel h not - large - u -
bssn. and while ths prices have seases6
changed for two wssks the salss aFs ~
ESQ, 80 against 5,77e.U0 b loo1. and ~
four weeks 1s.Asi,7l> pounds aeainse
2A7lA,7S0 In lssa. Prisss vers pa ~
down before ths nsw tariff took elBeet, -
that the results Of foesign eompstitiea -
felt mainly In the reduced saiss Il se1s
domestic woods. Ths failures fee ~
week we're ga. against $50 last ysae.
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forced them 70 accept their terms In n.
sard 10 the scals Of wages In Ssses there.
Whils hs was sneaesd In reading Q oom-
parlsou oe wages paid In Butte and Ana.
eonda, rsspsotiysly, somebody In The su.
Aianco sakad Mr. Ciark to eounx,asn the
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-10-27
|. on THE. RUN
Helena's Cohorts Com.
pletely Routed.
-
IT'S ALL OVER WITH HER
Tho People Rsllss 10 lesspt Sildsr
for Argument
PERSONAL SPITE BELOW PAR
PERSONAL SPITE BELOW PAR

|utts 10 Working 70 Make the Thing
Unanimous for Anaeonda-ons
Of Helena's Leading Dooeters
Wac Turned Down In Great
style Dy the French Canadians
Last Night-Sing Tom Dethronsd
he Said HE Heart Was Broken
and That's About Trus-Doodiers
and 0ulidosere Have Lost Their
power-soreheads Roughly Rub.
bed at piiion-Abuss 10 Sun the
Only Argument Last Chance Can
Offer In Advocacy Of Her Lost
causs-From EvePy Corner Of
This STATE 10 Rislns the Trlum-
phai Shout OF Victory Raised BY
Anaoonda's conausrin9 Hosts
Truly Il 10 Hard TO Deceive the
People.
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Rc.pI,ed by the Pre.Idea.

WASHINGTON, Oct. c6.-The president
has granted further respite until Nov.
IS, next, TO Thomas St. Clair, convicted In
California Of murder on the high seas.
He was sentenced to be hanged with Her.
man Sparf and Hans Hanson, Oct. IS.
1888. but an appeal having been taken to
the United States supreme court by Sparf
and Hanson, respite 10 granted st. Clair
pending tho action upon the appeal
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SPLENDID.


The French CoaaatAos Anaounoe Ghe0s
selves for AasossAa.
BUTTE, Oct. 26.-Ths French. Canadian
Political club put itsslf on record In faves
OF Auaeonda hy . practically unanlmous
vote tonight and st the same time
squelchsd Tom Flstchss. cashier of W. A.
Ciark's bank, In most siRsetivs mannsH
The meeting was presided over by J. u.
Ether, president Of the club.
A. the last meeting of the club p. y
said at meeting In Nsadervills, that b
was "kins ee the French Canadians
Of Silver Bew county" and
that hs had hssa pcssidsat oe the
Hssash- Canadian institute fee twe ysass,
and that ''ths French -Caaadiaas III ve~sd
The way b. dld."
Blsteher dsuied this assertion and said
that u Mr.. Miller could produce oos man
who had made such Q statement he would
foefsit 800.
NJ. Miller stated that Il be had nos bsea
correctly informed hs would b The fsss
to apoloeiss.
HIS HEART WAS BR6KEN.
The matter was taken up tonight and,
70 put Il In his own words, Mr.. Flstcher's
heart was broken by the result.
Fletcher got the floor and called upon
Mr.. Miller to prove the assertion be had
made at tho last meeting.
Mr.. Miller thereupon repeated The
charge and called upon Lucisn Pouliu, Q
we'll known French Canadian, 10 prove u.
Mr.. Poulin stated that at . meeting held
In Msadsrvills last week be had heard
Flstchsr cay that hs was the king OF ths
French Canadians, that they voted tha
way hs did, and that hs he'd hssu pessl.
dent Of the French Canadian institute ios
two years.
Fletcher then called upon Q Mr. Neal
Who claimed to have been discharesd from
the company for which he was workina
for expressing himself. Neal denied that
Flstchsr had made such Q statement "a
that attributed to HIM In the English
language. The crowd was all with Milise,
however, and Fletcher was compelled 70
leave the stage.
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WASHINGTON. Oct. S.-The National
Lead company Of New York is being in-
vestigated by tho treasury department. II
is charged that white lead was manu-.
faetured partly from imported and partly
from domestic pig. but that the company
received rebates on the whole amount OF
white lead IL exported.
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MARS BLOODY WORK
lAeoon11 n Chinanol Slain Dy tlo
Jipllssa
IT'S HARD TO GET THE NEWS
The Latest Reports From the ori-
ont are 10 the Effect that
China Has Been Terri.
bly, Humbled.

O0E8 ULkOs w. 10s-O10potc003 tto<0
WI Ju dated midnishs give sddlsieaai d.
tails os the hattie fought between the
Chinese and Japansss across tho Yalu
river. General Nodsu. chief oe sta6, IL
appears, succeeded In getting the main
body q tho Japaneee army across the
YAlu rivee without mishap before day.
light Thursday. Then Colonel Sato was
ssnt forward at the head Of 6ying col
umn On . rsconnoltsein9 expedition, aud
he discovered the snsmy oeeupying .
foetiasd pesitiou nses the village Of
FushAng on the right hank Of the Yalu.
r1KRcE vI0HTIx0.
Though hs had no artillery at his die
pesal, Coloasl Sato Immediately com
meoesd On attack upoa the Chinsss and
. Aeses asht followed. The CHINESE
fought despsEatsly and stubbeenly.
TAe attack bsgan as 10 o'clock In the
mssolae and lasted until noon, whsn the
CAlnsse bsGAn vavssins. hgoke, aad
svsatually rstissd In great diseedss,
falling back upon Kulipuehas.
TERl1ntE cARxAoE.
Ths treops eemmandsd b. Colensl So
~. sftse The Chipsse bad ssttsed, sst To
work upea The dsmeilshmsns u The foeti-
AsetIeas oe Hu Chane. Insids The fostin.
estieos thsy found 800 Chinese deed. The
Japansss also captured number os pris.
oness, amooe whom was . Chineee olness,
vhe stated that The poslttsa wAs hsld b. u
battalieas oe Chinese troops. Tho Japan.
80, eseoeting the pelsoaees, then marched
in the diBsstiea II ceaseal Nodsu's main
be1y With The inteatiea e rsjslaine II.
The oumhse e Chinese veundsd b nee
knewn. TIE Japaness Lost Ave ofloses
and % men, killed and wounded.
curEsI PREPARING roR ANoTaeR.
Later dlspatehss said the Chiusss cot.
posts wags falling hack upea Kulisaesas,
vhses u 70 expected the only dsteemlued
ssand a the Chinsss iu Nsuehusia Win b
made.
II b undsrsteod that ytsld Narshal Ya-
maGatis' plans ass eempasesd h esssy e.
tail toe intaietias what - hopes viii tuea
cut - b crushing blow upoa The Chi.
nsss.
ssvscal columns Il Japaasss troops sss
ayAesed altse The mAnnse a1epesd b. Tho
}apGnese eemmandee q ping Yang, And
~ 8bxpsslsd that thsy vIll dsllvse sisaul.
(oeesue attacks upoa ths Chinese psa'
tiea.
yArAx's rLANs.
II The japapsss held masshal's plans
are carried out In the maunse Indicated
IN The dlspatehss from the front u b prob
ahls that . network Of the invaders viii
b completed around the Chinsse position
hy midnight Saturday, thus enabling the
Il. .Ias~unaa aAHaak A ~ Aals~>~sSa "A Aa.~
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q. n smith nt biilisgs.
ii Dispatch 70 the Standard.

BuLIxos, Mont, Oct. 26.-Hon. Robert
B. Smith, populist candidate for congress.
addressed o large audience OF voters In
the court house tonight, speaking for
nearly two hours and keeping his audi.
ence well interested. X. g. Scroges,
chairman of tho peoples party county
committee, occupied the chair.
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WASHINGTON. Oct. S.-Ths cash bal.
auce in the treasury at the close Of busi-
ness to-day was sli2,7!t. .iSl; gold reserve,
s6i, i,ii0,539. To-iay's increase was duo to
the purchase of gold ut the mints.
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m oeVgN PLACES.

Ten asea Wsa's La Hnsy 0esnsu -
WaAssseo 1Doaos H.
WATERLOO. IsuA, o. A-IAsmaD =
Rssd and paFty asstvs1 hoe ts6aN -
sial tsains arrived hps hsasly - =
roads, and eeoo - 1Aeo pespas vese0
ths city hy neea. olan1B vess eeeseo1a4
ever he ely. 1ss1 NJ nAks spesG1op
n ssvsn di6sss1 pansss tAssaghssttb ,
oa<y.
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Ts.yrn Mako rh,s sssss smoke.

KANSAS CiTY, Oct. 2a-Chariss Essar,
The man whom Chairman Olsen Of the ~
publican county central committee
wanted 10 have arrested b. the United
States authosities for illegal rs9istratiou,
10 to bs prosecuted under the state law.
He was arraigned this morning before
Justice worthsn. and ut the request Of
bis attorney the case was continued until
Monday.
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sssssissA the dread Lsaes

INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. s.-Judgs Brown
sustained the grand lodge a The Knights
of Pythias In the suit versus the Kesense
ledge for property. The Koeense isdee
sued because the supreme lodge ruled cut
the German ritual. Il susrsndsssd he
charter but held its property. The ruling
10 in favor Of the grand lodge. Ths case
u . tsst and 10 REGARDED - Important In
that u will b followed b. eShse suits
throughout the United States. An appeal
wtli h taken.
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Ta-Ds,'s Wea her.

WAsiiiSGToN. Oct. 26.-For Montana: !:
Light local showers, followed by clear
weather, west winds, probably cooler in
the eastern portion.
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NissoUtA, Oct. s.-Whils A. Cave, ths
dsmoceatie candidate for county treasures,
was driving TO Lolo about 7:50 o'eloek 10
night IN company With several othse esas
tlsmsa. The team whIsh - was driving
became unmanagsabls at pelnt neas
Nill's ranch. Ne. Cave jumped from the
vehicle. falling on barbsd wire Ssnes and
sustaining severe injuries abeut The right
lse and hands. He ives brought 10 bid
homs In this city by Jamss Lnk sbeut n
o'eleek tonight HE injuries ass nes eea.
adhered dangerous.
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KANsAs CExy. 0st. s4-CAa1o6sa Co.
bstt, In answssing . Telegram fssn VI. 4
Bsady snneuneine thnA Hs4se 0AAsRt ~
Isish sAampisa. haA pss1sA . Sssosl1 =
600 10 Nsw yesk ~ . unAsA w oosVo
O'Dounsll See . haaAls Sss 0goo - oAeo
Q sshs, vissd Hsody the1 eesve vas vsll1e
70 mako ths mAAsA. H Waa1D b - ~
plaeo abeut ~ sane tins - ~ ~ O.
bssa-Y -Yitsslmmeos ngAa Csgeooe a1oo1
- veulA vslee fall pase1salnD - - -
- ~ d ease ~ t1no ~ ~ - =
satisfnoeaey - Mahoa
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wAsu1xorox, OF. a.-Anoshse ease Il
small-pex wss dtvsleped this mesnins.
Jsmssl I. Parker oe Indiana, . lsv clsek
In the division Whsss The oshse cssss vsss
rspsstsd, yes the vlstlm. sssss&asy
Smith Issued dissetiees 10 have the u.
pastmsat closed to-mesrow before 10 was
aware oe tbs new eass, to allow fumiga.
tien. II 10 expected. IN eonssqusnss q
the nsw eass, the department. Vim b
elessd this aftssaeoa. - saeh fsssA eass
beeemss tracsabis 70 contact with psssoos
employed In the department.
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wasted 5Aslr 1luHs.

Kansas CSry, OF. &.-Ths grssa eeeds
msa ee New Yesk hase ssas b ChIse &
rsliss Quas3ss g this ellv sas ef thsir
ls<tsss sskine Nm 10 hno1le theie essds
q hish pgeaG Ths lsttse was ssssm-
panied h0 the usual 'Aeoafldsutial elss
euiss." card Il inssrvstisas. and allsesd
aswspapse elipplnGa Ths sasssa ase1s''
nsa uaAsubtsdly DID nos kaew The shlsl
nsw hel1s the sGaeial position u The hsed
q ~ peaiee depertnsat. - they sent the
le1tG ~ - drm name oe Swinessy Z
o1l1ysh on6ss which The chief and Jus
tie q ~ Psass 6vinGisy formerly cen
ducted Q livery business.