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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-09-20

Cine edit ameritonii@e juriitii3e
3opfeuti9eiouns miro aus @utbrie im
Otlaboma> Gerritorium beri9tet: Dur@
cine Gnti@eiouns bes Sber9eri@tes bes
Eerritori,,m werbem ale felt Mdr3 1898
in Otlaboma bemillistem seri@tli6en
@bel9eiounsen fit un9iiltis ertlart. IS
iinb 400 oper mebr @@eiouu9en ieit oer
senannten 3eit bewil1i9t woroen uno ein
itarter procentiot Der @ei@ieoenen bat
mieber se6eiratbet, 10 oab iie mesen Siz
samie ~ 9eri&tli@ belonst meroen
t0nnen. Die bon BET @nti4eioun9 be-
troffenen Yerionen iinb iiber bic 9an5en
Ser. Staaten perltreut uno rparen na9
Otlabomo 9etommcn, UNI pom oem bier
beltebenoen @@eiounss9eiete, no@ rpel>
DIEM @@eibuu9en aus brei5ebn ueri6iez
benen uriaden na9 einem Mufentbolte
D0n ~ 2a9en erlaH91 WeloeH tp"''e",
8ortbeil gu 5ieben.
Das Yano bot ~abrli& i4on serus
su lcioen unter ben wioer iinni9en 9eu>
9elei unb uni iittli6teit brett f0rbernben
@be9eleten, als oaB es nod gfotb tbat,
einem Gerr,torium, uel@es ofienbor iebr
perniiniti9e S3eiounssgeiete bat, Don
Bun6eswe9en S@ranten aui;uerle9en.
l1nb MID man bet gnti9eioun9 nun gar
riidmirtenbe &raft uerleiben, b. ;. auf
Gjrunb 6erlelben &ntlasen nno Serur>
tbeilun9en wesen onsebli@er @isamie
re@tfertisen, oann 1T bic iiinsite ameriz
taniide Moni nitroiitdt poQenos fertis.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-09-20
Gourtlano 9}adridten.

Die Minona & Oatota Grain 60.
bat ben Bau ibres Gleuators poueroet
uno iit i'm 8esriii ale Sorten Tru@t sll
taufen, nit ber Nbii9t ct. Peter preiie
gu beSablen. Qllb. Treita9 lit als &dus
fer anseiteQt.
6eroinanb uub gilbert S9roeber Be-
saben iib na6 Mantato, Inn bic oortise
0tormal>S9ule gu belu9en.
i5rl. Qlnna @emele pon Sleepp gpe
uerbra9te ben Sonntas in Der Tamilie
6. q. 3ieste. 4.
Sn BET Nicouet GountpzGonucntion
oer Nopuliiten ant Waontas uuroe Elm
beinabe uoQes County, G;det auf9elteQt,
wie fol9t: Senotor, s. Tritide BON Has
foyette; 9fepralentant, 6. &Yben pon
gernaootte; Woiienri3ter, sc. 2odenss
saaro uon Hate Prairie; S@uliuperins
tenoent, Sri. emma 5winssi uon Graz
uerie; Sberifi, Gbas. Sanoo'u BON
@ronbp; S@atmeiiter, 9. Mrn0t pon
GourtlQno; Gommilldr bes 2. Oiltritts,
N. g. Sltrom pon Seem S,pe0en.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-09-20
o'n Gus steu"n8.

@abreno lanserer, 3eit batten es ii@
bic tapitaliitii9en gldttcr bes Staates
GUT Mufsabe 9ema@t, Swen nno Oonz
nellp bintereinanber gu beee", bis ii@
15lieBli9 9err Owen gu folsenoer, NIT
leiner 0famensunteri@ritt periebenen
Grtlaruns se5wmsen iab:
vMir 1T es ME in ben @inn 9eton>
men, MIDI UNI ein Mmt gu bemiiben ais
bas. fit mel9es i'd nominirt muroe, uno
werbe, menm ermdblt, ba6elbe pou uno
gang 3u uerwalten iu@en, gang slei@
mas in oieier 9ini&t sesen mid seiast
wuroe. IS mag unwobri@einli@ tlin>
gen, aber es iit beuno& Ebatia&e, bab
i3 teinen politU@en gbrsei5 BETTE, uno
bin beute sesea meinen @iaen @anbis
bat fir bas @ouuerneursomt. 0fa9>
benz neun aus sebn oer Delesaten Sur
populiitii9en @tootss@onuention oars
auf beitanben, baB i'd bic domination
annebme, fiblte i'd mid meinem ge>
tui0en uno meiner l1eberseu9un9 9ez
maB perpfli4tet, gu acceptiren. Wabz
reno ber letten Sabre purbe bic Grecuz
tiue ,penis bea9tet, uno bies beSiebt ii@
auf ben Yralibenten Bus 5ur nieorislten
Grecutiue in unlerem politil3en Spitem.
IS lit meme ebrli9e Mnii@t, oab cine
poQ3iebenoe @emalt ii@ unter sesen>
martisen 3ultdnben rei@e 2orbecren'erz
rin9en fann. Sd weroe benz @taat 10
1penis gu i@ooen uno benz @olt 10 piel
3u nuten iu9en, ais in meinen &raften
itebt. Sd ueriidere no3mals, ooB i'd
Ganoibat fir @ouuerneur, uno 5por
einSis uno auein fir bieies @mt, bin
uno unter allen umltanoen, 'uenn ers
mablt, mcine 3eit ausoienen merbe.
gSas bic pon bet Goltspartet IN ct.
Saul neu gu 9riinoenoe tasli9e 3eituns
anbetrifit, 10 m0@te id bemerten, oab
i'd pon ber san3en @o@e obiolut ni@ts
meiB. Gbenio penis iinb mir bic in benz
nnternebmen intereliirten 2eute betonnt.
Die san5e @ei@i@te muroe ~abreno
meiner glbweienbeit 1T Scene 9elett.
ueberbaupt babe i@ pabrenb meiner Mb<
melenbeit duBerit 'uenise politil9e Srlez
fe erbalten, uno pieles mabreno oieler
3eit @ei i@eben, muB id erit tennen ler>
men. g. SO. Spen.
Minneapolis, 80. 9lus. 1894. "
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-09-20
@ppottetent6,tloett.

Gin loeben sur publication 9elanstes
Genlusbuuetin bes 6errn Carroll ..
Wrisbt entbdlt cine Tiille bo@interellans
ter Mittbeilun9en iiber bic @ppotbetenz
iduloen in ben ein5clnen @taaten unb
Gerritorien.
Die Gotaliumme auer 6ppotbeten in
ben Ser. @taaten belief fi9 am l.
s>anuar 1890 ouf $6,0l9,679,>
9s5. Diei ie unseDeuere @umme mar
bur3 4,777,6 ,6es 6ppotbeten repraienz
tirt, rpel3e BET @tati1titer in s1uei alal>
fen tbeilt uno smor in @ppotbeten, rpel>
DE auf ,Fdbtii@e, uno iol&e, Die auf
ldnbli9e @runbitiite einsetra9en waren.
Muf ni4t meniser als 27a, 1852, 1o9Nder
laiteten 6ppotbeten, wabreno bic 3abl
bet ,betrefenben@ @toot9runoitiide 4, 1917
1873 betru9.
Quf ben Gopf BET Vepolterun9 oer
Union ersab ii@ cine our3l@nittltde
6Ypotbeteni6ulo uon $96 (allo mebr
als bas Orei a de bes 9elammten
@elbes in unierem Nanbe). Den bo3>
fen Dur9l9nitt botte Seem Dort NIT
1868 auf3u1ueiien. oanu fol9te Colorado
nit $206 unb al britter SteQe tano
Goliforuieu nit 5000. Gon alien
@taaten bate 2anios oie uerbaltniBma>
Zig gr0Bte Mn5abl BON &dsr, bic NIT
6ppotbeten beloitet maren, auf5umeiien,
ndmli9 60.32 Procent al(en beiteuerten
2anbes. On &anlos i@lob ii9 Ne>
brasta NIT 54.73 unb al bic len Staat
@ub>Datota init 5l.7e Pro5ent. Sn
mebreren Glib naaten 1T bic 3obl BET
aui lanbli9em @runobeiit rubenoen
Dppotbeten outioleno serins. 60 iino
in &entudp 1878 pro5ent bet perlteuz
erten Older nit 9ppotbeten belaitet, in
Birsinien 1859, in Eenneiee 1l.46,
| in 6loriba nur 9.7s proeent; bic nisbs
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-09-20
0c566ftS: S:Woti3cn.

+ Teiner S@uet;erz, Brid tein>,
2imburscr>, &rauterz uno Greamz&die
iit beitanoi9 I'M @'ei4aft uon s. $.
8ebnte gu baben.
4 Grone Bros. Daben ioeben cine
neue Nuspabl ,,Dustins "z@anoi6ube
erbalten.
r. l1eberiebt @raiis neue Qln5eise
nidt.
r. Na9nem Samitas tamn man 1ebr
biuis taufen. Wtan leie @raifs Nnz
Sei9e.
Den bo9iten Marttpreis in @aib
fit 8utter uno Gier 3ablt i'm Baiement
pou Nrnolo's Store an ber gde pon
Minneiota II. 2. 9forbitrabe 9enrp
grome. (ba)
r. NQc Sorten 9drin9e, oarunter
va9te bouanoii3e", iowie ale 9rten
Gaie, namentlid ausge5ei9neter 2im>
burger, imncr an 6ano bel
ba Q8. q IN M e.
* Tril6e S9intenwurit ioeben ein>
9etroiien bel s. & q. So fer.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-09-20

risite 3iiier aber wsiit Nri5ona NIT
$50 Yrocent auf.
DoB uornebmli9 ber arme Mann an
@ppotbeteni6uloen i@wer su trasen bat,
lit cine betannte Ebatia&e, uno tonnte
es baber ni@t iiberral@en, oaB bic 9p>
potbeten i'm Dur@l@nitt nur auf serinse
Betrdse lauteten. @abrenb ber ant 81.
December 1889 obseldlonenen Genius
periobe maren 6.O3 Brocent aQer 9p>
potbeten auf 1ueni9er ais 500 ausses
iteut, 45.l7 Yrocent lauteten auf Sums
men unter $500, s,54 Brocent itell>
ten ii9 unter $1,000 unb uur 4.O5 pro>
cent auf $4,000 ober mebr.
SIS bat audi ni9t at einem 8eriu@e
9efeblt, bic Uermenouns Der auf 9ppo>
tbeten oufsenommenen @eloer gu ermitz
teln. Berionli9e @nfrasen in bieier
@inii9t uurben in lo2 Counties 9es
ma@t uno bas &eiultat mar fol9enbes:
s0.l3 procent BET @elan,mt;abl ber
6ppotbeten unb s2.56 bes Nennwertbes
1paren fit &aufseloer uno Gerbeiieruns
gen, basesen nur 1.73 Procent maren
3ur Dedun9 lauf fen6er Nus9aben auf9es
nommen wor6en.
Soweit bet geri9t.
Was nun bic s2.56 Brocent bes
Mennwertbes fir &oufseloer unb gers
beiierun9eu auf 6armen anbetrifft, 10
lei bemertt, baB bic betreffenoen &aufz
9elber barin be lteben, baB, wenn Der
@entner elmer 6arm in eini9eu Sabren
i9 Elm paar Dollars suriidsele9t bat,
70 fanst er an gu re9nen uno tilftelt
oann aus, oaB in 10 uno 10 pie( Sabren
er bic Tarm eisnen tOnne. Gs miro
nit benz gisentbiimer Elm Bargain I"
9en'o@t, lei" erlpartes a"be5o9lt' e"e
y Mart9a9e" auf oas 9onSe Gl9entbum
ausseiteQt uuo bic Tarm iit iein eisen.
IN 2eiber bat ct ii3 se,u0bnli@ uerz
re@net, 1uenu ct Earen, 3inien ulw.
erlt ielbit be3ablen mub.
Die gerbe0erunsen auf elmer Tarm
beiteben, ,pie at anberer @telle an9e>
fubrt, in neuen Mai9inen, einen neuen
Wa9en, elmer neuen @@euer unb ionItiz
gen 8auli3teiten, fiir mel@e in uier
Tauen aus flint eine Note seseben ~iro.
Diele @eridulouns, obslei4 ebenio binz
oenb ,uie cine 6ppotbet, 1T moblpeisli@
in berartisen Statiititen ni&t anses
fubrt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-09-20
&c,tte, wel6e lowobl in Der oemo

&eMte, ,uel6e io,uobl III oer bemo>
tratil9en wie in BET PopuliitensGonpens
tion bes 6. Oijtritts in ct. Gloub an>
weleno waren, ber9ten, baB bic Ieetere
uiel sablrei9er beiudt mar, oab bic
&e6ner beKer uno oer gntbuiiasmus III
6erlelben melt 9r0Ber mar. Man i9lieBt
baraus uno aus bet Ebatla9e, bab bic
mel ten Counties iiberuieaeno ifanbis
nauii@ lino, oaB ,ueoer Eolune nod
8alowin, ionbern t0aluerlon, Der Nos
pull iten>G anbioat, bic beiten Nusii9ten
bat, 9e,pa5lt gu ueroen.
(Volts;t9.)
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-09-20
@aieta Tair.

Sir ben obi9en 2ped ,uirb bic 9tortb>
metern 9inie pom 26. bis 80. Septem>
Bet grcurlionszSidets na1 Waleca uno
;uriif su rebucirten Yrei en- uerfaufen.
Iidets lino siiltis fit bic Jeiidfabrt bis
gum l. Sttober 1894, einl@lieBli9.
We9en oes Ndberen menoe man ii5 an
bic N9enten Der 8abn. (2s)
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-09-20
Sic Gnt6cfunQ rcttcte Iciu Qcbcn.

spotbeter g. Gailouette, pou SeaperS*
pille, Su., ia9t: rOr. Sings 9fcuer Gntoetz
flung perbaute id5 meiu 9eber. ootte bic
Grippe uuo ;os ale 9ler;tc Der llm9e9erb sll
Hotbe, uelde mid jcbo9 bem Sobe pcrfoQca
bielten. "a i6 it mciner Npotbete Or.
&in9s yteue Gutoeduu9 bate, beitellte id
cine Slalde unb murbe 9lei6 nad oer eritel1
Colis merfl9 beiier; brei 6lalden beilten
mid pollitanbig. sSir m06ten iett ni6t
obne bieielben leil.." +Solt elne Erobef flalde
BEL 8. 30. Sljeu. 2
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-09-20
8crttttf@teS.

Cine meue Tdli3uns Don IS gioz
ten murbe pom S@atantssDeparteme
entoedt. Oie 9lote iit auf bic vGom>
mercial Nationalbanf pon Der Serie
1862 nit Dem &opf bes Praiioenten
@arfielb, benz litbosrapbirten @u@fas
ben q. Nr. 1919, Bantnummer 2O,z
$50, S9atamtsnummer 937 ,5l3, SO.
9. @oiecrans, &es,itrator, nno 6. N.
Serbian, S@atmeiiter, ous9eitattet.
'Seriteuuns uno popier iino l@le@t.
8ei Gepen Mile Torb, 3d.,
i6eint man cine friibere 9fauberb0bIe
entbeft gu baben. Gs ,uuroe eiue tiefe
90ble sefunoen, in 'uelder iid sebn
@erippe pon Trauen, Mdnnern uno
&inbern beianben. W&ebrere @erippe
batten 9ebro9ene &no@en. 9lte Qeute
erinnern li@, oab uor uielen Sabren III
BET 9ldbe BET lo0ble cine 6erberse itano,
wel@e BON einem 9emillen 9lQen 9ebalz
ten uuroe uno baB s bort 9eleaentli6 Seus
te iberua9teten, bic man ME wieoer lab.
Mfan permutbet nun, oaB iie III BET Ser
bcrse set0otet uno beraubt uno oann IN
bic 90ble 9euorien 1uuroen.
Sm Gbica9o bat bic Woltspartei
lette Wo9e abcrmals eine County: :Gons
pention ab9cbalten. I'm bic Waro>
bummler uno Strol6e oer, beioea clten
Yarteien fern;ubaltcn, wuroen so it:ams
me Gurmer an benz @in9an9 5ur @ons
pentionsballe poltirt uno oieiergori;@tss
MaBresel lit es 5u5ul6reiben, bab bic
Convention III rubi9er uno barmonii4er
8eile perlief. NuBer oer Volts>
partei ,paren foit idmntli@e Mrbeiters
Or9aniiationen uno io9ar Eurnuereine
bur9 Oelesaten uertreten unb es muros
Elm pouitanoises Gounty>Eidet auf9es
felt.
Der @9ulrotb uon Chicago
bat Be el9loNen, cine lobensmertbe Neu>
eruns in ben bortiscn Sdulen ein5uz
flbren, ndmli9 Baoewannen. Wenn
10 ein tlciner StraBen>Nraber auf9ez
sriffen pirb, BET bic @@ule idwdnst
unb beHea &einli9teit uiel su piiniben
iibris ldbt, bann miro er in Gins Der i'm
@ajement ein9er13teten 8aoejimmer 9e>
nommen uno bic gu Dem 3ued on9elteus
te perion lor9t oafiir, ooB ct meib 9es
maiden tuieoer gum gori@ein fommt.
&inberm, bic idmutis gut S@ule fomz
men, er9ebt es ni@t better. s5iir Maoz
@en, ioa ein 1peiblider 8aoe9ebiilfe ans
seiteQt meroen. Die ginridtun9 biirfte
ii9 an allen Orten empfe3len. &inber
at 9teinli6teit gu 9em0bnen lit i6on
elm gut @tid Grsiebuns in ii3'i 'ielbit.
Cine Depei9e uom II. 3. SO.
aus Ootobama al bic 2onoon ;, ,Eimes"
meloet, oaB bort aus 6iroibima bic
Na9ri9t ein9etrofien 1T, oab Die Saz
paner Bel pin9zYon9 einen 9roben @ies
errungen baben. Die Sdlo6t besann
am 5amitos Mor9en Bel Gasesanbru3
nit ser @ci9ieBuns bet dineil@en 8es
feltisunsen, 'uelde lettere bis gum Na3s
mitta9e fort9elebt wurbe. Die Chine
len ermioerten Oos Teuer lebbaft, uno
bsbienten ibre 0ei@ute gut. Dos Teuer
tpuroe ,pdbreno BET son5en 0iadt fortz
9elett. Mittlerweile batten bic japani>
i@en Gruppen bic @bineien pon be'oen
@eiten um3in9elt, uno UNI brei nbr
Mor9ens fano nit beluunoerun9smiirbi>
get prdcilion Elm all9emeiner Mn9riff ber
Sapaner fatt, uno ,puroen bic Gbineien
9an3li@ uerni9tet. Der 8erluit ber
Qetteren loQ li9 auf le, 900 mann be-
laufen, ,pdbrenb bic Sapaner nur 80
Maun an Gobten unb 27O anVerwunbe>
ten uerloren.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-09-20
0crr BiermQuu perfoufte ouf .pri:

SER Biermann pertaufte ouf vp ri :
. at em" We9e 16o 9lder @alolano
nit i9merem 9olSbeitanb, weldes an
ber Giienbabnitation Deer Greet, Stas>
ca County liest uno fir wel@es S25
pet older seboten par6, gu IS per Older.
6err Biermam piro uon iebt Bis
our @abl senus gu tbun boben, ale
&rummbeiten 3u ertlaren.
(Volts3tg.)
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-09-20
Gcomopo Epuutn 1Sair.

NnlaBlid Der Geowooo County Tair
wiro bic 9ortbwe1ern>Sinie pom Is.
bis %. September @rcuriionszTidets
na@ Ne6mooo Sails uno Suriid gu reou>
3irten Yreiien pertaufen. Eidets iino
bis gum "a. Sept. fir bic 9tiidf fabrt
9iiIti9. We9en oes Naberen wcnoe man
lid at bic 9l9enten oer 8abn. 81
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-09-20

Sn Der am letten Wtittwo@ in ct.
Glouo absebaltenen Gonuention Der po>
polilten wurbe &ittel 9aluorien BON
9fortb Sort ais 9eprdlentant fit ben
6. Oiitrtt nom,nirt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-09-20
!3cMcntartcttcn.
Yudlcn8 Mrnica=@albc.

Dte bette sabe In Der 9elt .fiir edntitmunben
lQuetidunsen. gunben, Bcfdwiire Sal3ilub. 6ledten
aufseiuruns.ne pdnbe. 1roitbeuen. Sabneraussn unb
alle 3autausidIage unb bei nmisbltar Samorr9oteen
youianbise Yertebtsuns snsei&ert cSer tene ge3abs
lung uerIanst. Vrets. 25 Gents bic Sdadtel. 3u baz
ben bel .. N. OlIeu, Nep lllm.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1894-03-09
REBEL SHIP SUNK.
The Transport Venus Blown Up and All or
Board Lost.


Board Lost.
RIO JASEIRo. Feb p via Montevideo,
March 5. The reports of the loss OF
the rebel transport Venus has been con-
frmed, but the details of the loss are
vet meager. On Friday morning the
armed rebel transports Jupiter. Marie
and Venus, which were lying off Porto
Mandama. took up positions and
opened i bOmbardment against the
government batteries The guns in
the batteries responded quickly and
quite lively FIRE was exchanged Sud
denly there was a terrific roar heard
above the booming of the guns, and il
was at once thought an explosion hac
occurred. At first it was thought dis
aster had befalleu the transport Marie.
Immediately after tn sound of the
batteries and elsewhere along the
shore saw a huge column of brown
smoke ascending and spread out u
wide dimensions as it arose. 1t was
seen as the smoke cleared away the ex
plosion had occurred on the Venus
The vessel had been torn in half. anc
almost Immediately afterward the stern
half of the deck sank. The bow halt
was on fire and in few minutes the
flames were raging furiously. This
portion of the Venus fioated for hall
an hour and then went down.
The Venus was commanded by Can't
Vasconcellous. He. with three officers
and twenty-nine men, made up the
complement of the vessel
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1894-03-09
LEWIS WEITZEL
His Remarkable Feat of Loading His Gun
While Running.

While Running
Lewis Weitzel was the Daniel Boone
of Virginia, a man the story of whose
exploits sounds to-day like some ex-
travagant romance At seventeen he
had no equal among the settlers as a
marksman. and was especially expert
in loading his rifle while running
When he was nineteen years old he
was suddenly set upon by a band of
about forty Indians He sprang away
from them at full speed, and four of
the fieetest of them dropped their guns
and started in pursuit He increased
his lead from few feet to several
yards, but after running about half a
mile he became aware that the fore
most Indian had commenced gaining
upon him Nearer aud nearer he came.
and Weitzel began to fear that he
would throw his tomahawk
While running Weiizel had loaded
his gun. Now he wheeled suddenly,
and shot the Indian dead in his track
Instantly the three other Indians gave
loud yell. and sprang forward at full
speed. The white mans gun was
empty, and he could do them no harm
Weitzel slackened his pace a little,
reloaded his gun, and then resumed
his race At the end of another half
mile the second Indian came up. and
Weitzel turned to shoot To his dis
gust. he found the fellow close upon
his heels, so close, indeed. that he
seized the barrel of the gun with both
hands.
The struggle was brief The savage
threw Weitzel to the ground. but at
that critical instant Weitzel jerked the
piece from the Indians grasp. placed
the muzzle against his breast and
fired The Indian groaned and fell
dead.
Meanwhile the two others were hast
snine no Weitzel, still running.
charged his gun once more, and at
good opportunity faced about and
raised it to shoot The Indians lodged
behind trees. Weitzel resumed his
fight. and his pursuers again took
after him They ran thus for two or
three miles. till Weitzel thoroughly
exasperated. as his biographer saws.
turned and fred so suddenly as to hit
one of the Indiuns before he could get
under cover
As he fell the other man shrieked,
aud Weitzel- out OF breath as he was,
burst out laughing as he heard him saw,
No catch dat man, Him gun always
loaded"
The chase was over, and in few
hours Weitzel was at home reeounting
his adventure Companion
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GEN. EARLY DEAD.
Another Prominent Actor in the Civil War
Mustered Out

Another Prominent Actor in the civil War
Mustered Out
LYNCHBURG, Va. March S. Cen
Jubal A Early died last night at 1880.
He passed away in the presence of his
family and physician. his kindred and
several intimate friends The old
general seemed aware of his ap-
preaching end early in the day. Before
noon he called for the morning papers,
as was his invariable custo N. and at
tempted to read, but found that his
sight was failing. Soon after he ex-
tended his hand to Senator Daniel and
said calmly: Il want TO tell you good
by. major He then told his nephew,
Caboll Early. farewell, after which he
dropped into quiet slumber.
Later in the day the dying veteran
asked Senator Daniel not to leave the
room, as he wanted to talk with him
about certain arrangements. but from
that time he suffered such intense pain
that he did not revive the subject. He
met death unfinchingly. with his hand
resting quietly in Senator Daniels.
Gen Early was born in Franklin
county, Va, November S, 1916. was
educated at West Point; was an officer
in the Mexican war: became a noted
confederate general in the civil war,
and was later known in connection
with the Louisiana lottery
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1894-03-09
GLADSTONE RESIGNS.
The Grand Old Man Finally Lays Down tn
Cares of Ofice-Lord Rosebery Succeed
Him a. Premier

The Grand Old Man Finally Lays Down the
Cares of Offce-Lord Rosebery Succeeds
Him Premier.
LONDON, March 5-William Ewart
Gladstone has retired from the pre-
miership of Great Britain for the last
time and Lord Rosebery has been sum-
moned to Windsor castle by Sir Henry
Ponsonby, Queen Victoria's private Sec
rotary. to take up the reins of govern
ment laid down by the great com
moner.
Mr.. Gladstone will spend his last
days as commoner of England He
refused yesterday, as he has done sew
eral times before. the offer of the queen
of elevation to the peerage-
Official announcement of the retire
ment of the grand old man from active
public life has not vet been made, but
the fact that Lord Rosebery was sum-
moned by Sir Henry Ponsonby at 4
O'Clock Saturday makes it positive
that the venerable leader has laid
down his work forever. Official an.
nouncement is not expected before
to-day.
1t is said that when Mr.. Gladstone
rendered his resignation formally to
the queen Saturday the scene was very
pathetic. He explained his physical
incapacity to continue his public work
longer and the queen replied in feeling
terms She urged the venerable states
man to accept a peerage, but he firmly
declined
Sir William Vernon Harcourt had a
long interview with Lord Rosebery
yesterday afternoon. which resulted in
the latter consenting to retain his posi-
ton as chancellor of the exchequer
and to his accepting the government
leadership in the house of commons
Prime Minister Rosebery held his
first cabinet council at his residence
yesterday afternoon All the minis
tiers were present except Mr.. Asquith
and Mr.. Henry Fowler, the president
of the local government board, who
however, will retain their Offices The
council was in session only a short
time. Upon its conclusion Lord Rose
berry sent message to the queen, sub
hitting. it is understood, the names OF
the members of the new cabinet He
will be given an audience by the queen
at Buckingham palace this afternoon
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1894-03-09
SUSPENOING A PENSIONER.
Opinion of the Acknowledgement on tn
Thirty Days Notice

Opinion of the Acknowledgement on the
Thirty Days Notice.
WASHINGTON. March 5.-Actinr Secre-
tary of the Interior Reynolds has sent &c
congress au opinion of Attorney Gen
eral Olney on the construction to be
placed on the act of December 81. 1898
requiring thirty days notice to be
given before pensioner is suspended
1t is as follows:
Contracts an judgments are vested rights
yet payment under contract induced by fraud
or even mutual mistake OF fact. aud under
Judgment Induced By fraud even invalid for
some jIrisdictionaI defect may probably be
withheld pendente lite. Proceedings TO collect
the money will be restrained when necessary
by an Injunction from the courts. The right TO
Withhold paymen; in such cases pending legal
investigation. belonging TO the government as
well as TO the individual TIE withhold or
suspension CT pzusion is continuing act
It MAJ occasionally happen that while at the
expiration OF the thirty DAYS the evidence be-
fore the commissioner seems clearly TO require
revocation Of the persio-, the pensiorer is
still p-cmisir- TO procure further testimonT in
support o. his claim and begging for delay,
The commissioner is no: put into the dil.--.ms
reQuirin, him to pay money on 4 n apparently
fraudulent CLAIM or TO foreclose forever all
rights OF the pen siooer.
On production Of further evidence he would
have Jurisdiction to reopen the case BIS prop.
er course, therefore. would be TO make de-
cision at the close OF the thirty days on tbs
evidence before him and IL further testimony
thereafter prod iced should alter the case T.
reopen his decision All rein state the pension
allo wing all arrears AMI iastlllnents which
meanwhile have accrued