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CAUSE FOR WAR
Spanish Minister De LONE Insults the
Republic of Guatemala.

WASHINGTON, Sept. ga sharp diplo-
matte correspondence is passing between
two distinguished members OF the diplo-
matic corps in Washington-Senor Depuy
De LONE. of Spain, and Senior Lazo
Arriaga, OF Guatemala. The latter has
called on the Spanish minister for public
disavowal of certain reflections on Guate-
mala. The two diplonates met at the State
Department to-day, whereupon Senor Ar
iiaga personally reiterated what he had al
ready requested in writing in the form of
a public retraction. The affair is the re-
suit OF one OF several interviews and state
ments in which Senior De LONE has ap-
peared of late, concerning the Cuban in
surrection. In these statements he ar
raigned the press for partiality toward the
insurgents and in speaking of the latter
said that IL the Cubans gained the inde-
pendence they sought, they would reduce
Cuba to an inferior place among the ma
tions of the world, analogous, he said. to
the low position of Haiti, San Domingo or
Guatemala.
The statement reached Senior Arriaga in
due time through the medium of clip
beng held up as a type of national in
feriority. He thereupon addressed letter
to Senor De LONE. which. although
macy. left no doubt OF Senior Arriaga's in
dignation. The letter is understood to have
pointed out, among other things, the fol-
lOWlHS. InaI Guatemala uid not at present
have an insurrection of her people on her
hands: that Guatemala had made more ma
ter.al progress during the last seventy-five
years than Spain; that it was permissible
for Senior De LONE TO make such reflections
as he chose on Spain or Cuba. but that his
position as diplomatic made 1T incompat-
ible that he should publicly insult other
countries. What reply. ii any, senor De
LONE made, is not known. but the two
ministers happened to come together to-
day while seeking Secretary 0lney at the
State DanarfTnRnt 1fufc CHI ,1d
all due difference to each other, but Senior
Arriaga did not hesitate to express his de-
cided disapproval of the Spanish ministers 8
course. 1t is understood that Senior De
LONE gave assurances that the correction
or retraction would be made public through
the press
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INGENIOUS HOLSTERS.
some Of Their Inventions Submitted
to the PostofFice Department.

Special to the Indianapolis Jorunal-
WASHINGTON, Sept. ga secret COM
mission is now sitting at the PostofHce De-
partment in this city considering the merits
of a number of devices submitted in ac-
cordance with the provisions of an adver-
tisement sent out on the 2Sth of last Feb
ruary calling for sealed proposals from
patentees or their assignees for granting
the use of patented improvements in the
mode of opening and closing mail bags of
any kind, and in the construction of mail
bags. mail catchers, clips and devices for
labelling mail bags The competition has
been given a distinctly Indiana flavor by
the number OF bids received from bright
Indiana inventors who have submitted quite
a quantity of models of different kinds, all
of them ingenious and some of them GER
tain almost to be accepted by the depart
ment The commission is at work in the
upper part of the department and has be-
fore IL all the various models submitted. as
well as the descriptions and claims of the
inventors. They are especially interested in
securing better mail catcher than that
now In use mail cars. The present catch
II simply long arm that swings out and
draws in the pouch. supported at both ends
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SIX MEN KILLED.


LEADvILLE, Col, Sept. 26-The worst
accident that ever occurred in this camp
happened about 1 O'Clock this afternoon at
the Belgian mine, resulting in the death OF
six miners and the injury Of four others.
The dead are: j. III. Gray. John Hamill.
Clark McGinnis, John Beggs, Chris Phil
lips and Ed Kuhn. The injured are J. h
Reynolds, James Baxter. Alex. Parker and
John Waters. The men were working in
drift and slope about ten feet above the
lower levels, where fifty pounds Of powder
had been stored. According to Superin-
tendent Doddridge. he had positively for
hidden more than five pounds of powder TO
be taken into the mine al one time, but IL
Is known that Atty pounds was in the
slope at the time. Five or ten pounds of
this was In an OIL can warming. with
lighted shuffies under it, This, IL seems, is
the usual method of warming powder. In
some manner il exploded and the concussion
set off the remaining powder. This terrible
shock caused dirt to block the slope and
the men could not get out, and six OF them
slowly smothered to death. The men killed
so far as known, were all single.
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BROTHERHOOD OF ST. ANDREW.
Organixa ton of Young Men That Is
Doing Much Good for Christianity.

LOUISVILLE, Sept. 26.-The members of
the Brotherhood OF st. Andrew, in conven-
tion here, are all young men and most of
them are members OF the Protestant E,pis-
copal Church, though any baptized person,
whether churchman or not, may belong to
ii. 1t is unlike the Christian Endeavor the
Epworth League, etc, In not being in any
sense whatever a social organization and in
not admitting women. 1t is a body of
workers. None are admitted except after
a long probation, and even after admission,
II any cease activity they are expelled. Its
object is to bring young men within hearing
OF the preaching of the gospel not OF
necessity. the preaching of 1t from Epis-
members are business men, and they work
among other business men, Unlike the
Young Mems Christian Association. mem
have no building. Their work Is man to
offers. The brotherhood is about fifteen
years old, and has about sixteen thousand
members, chiefly in the United States and
Canada, though the movement here is at
tracing attention in England. The con-
vention is not legislative one, for the
order has no legislation to do. but a sDtr-
itual retreat, and TO discuss the best way
TO induce more young men to go to church
nual one, and that of 1896, which will prob
ably be held in Buffalo, is to be a Joint
American and Canadian convention. From
1,Oc0 to 1000 young men are here, none of
them visitors but all delegates, who are
required to report back to their fellow
members in their respective chapters
President Houghtelling, of the General
Council. made his report this afternoon He
said: '"During the last year there were I5S
new chapters organized and s. old chapters
Were dissolved. In all, there are now 1, lbs
chapters of the brotherhood in the United
States. Although the numerical growth
druing the last year not as large as
during the previous year, the brotherhood
has gained a foothold all over the United
States. During the last year a new depart
ure was made This was in the building OF
brotherhood houses in several cities. 1t is
hoped that in every large city brother
hood house will be established"
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Tribute to- General schofield.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 26.-At its session
just ended the army fortifcation board
adopted the following resolution:
LAS this is the last meeting of the board
at which Lieutenant General Schofield will
preside account of his retirement from
active service his colleagues desire to for
mally record the regret they feel at this
president of the board since its organiza-
tfon and has guided it's decisions with skill
and uniform courtesies. He has assisted in
national defense and the board rejoices
that his labors in this and other fields
have received proper recognition from Con-
greSs and the President OF the United
States The board congratulates General
Schofe,d on his retirement with a rank
of our army and desires to express the
hope that he may long enjoy his we'll
earned release from the cares of public
office"
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POMEROY. O., Sept. 26.-There were
over eight thousand people in ana around
the big tent at Middleport to-day attend
ing the annual meeting OF the Society OF
the Army OF West Virginia. Addresses
were made by Hon C. f. Hogg, or West
George Walker and others In the .-fter-
noon there was a parade, with General
Powell. president Of the society. and stan.
Chairman p F. Zeise and members of the
citizens committee. Charles Townsend.
commander OF the Ohlo Department. G..
A. r.. and staff and others al the head
Of divisions of the procession. consisting
of Patriarchs Militant, Knights OF Pythias.
Ohio National Guard and other organiza-
tions. as we'll as the veterans of the Army
Governors Maccorkle and Mckinley left
here to-day.
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by an utomatically-released device. The
patents are to be delivered to the depart
ment for amount to be stated in the pro-
posal, and bids have been accepted only
from those patentees or assignees who could
show clear title to the invention offered.
The names of the inventors from Indiana
mail pouch-J. w. DuLaney, Valparaiso;
Augustus p. HausS New Albany; Zadox B.
Hendrix, Scircleville: John C. Bilheimer
and w. A. Horra1i, Washington
Improved mail catchers-The Hauss Iron
Mail Crane Company, New Albany; James
w. Horton. Osgood; Abraham Kimber and
others, Indianapolis; John Z. Routh, Jeffer-
sonville: Orville d. Rogers. Shoals: Jacob
Teeter, Hagerstown.
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SHOT BY OUTLAWS.
Father and Two. Daughters Killed
and Mother Mortally Wounded.

GUTHRIE. o. T.. Sept. 2s--.Three desper-
ADDE'S rode up to the home of Tom David
son. near Gushing. before daylight yester-
day and demanded admittance. Davidson re-
fused Thereupon the outlaws opened fire
on Davidson's house. Over one hundred
shots were fired through the doors and win
dows The shots attracted the attention Of
neighbors, who rushed to the Davidson
home Arriving there they found Davidson
and two daughters dead and his wife fatal
ly wounded. The outlaws escaped.
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WASHINGTON. Sept. 2s.-The following
Indianians are here tonight: j. n. Miller.
INDIANAPOLIS: w. l.. Ashton. Michigan City.
The postoffice at How, Jefferson county,
will be discontinued after Oct. 15 mail to
Big Creek The service between Oard
Spring. Scott county. and Deputy, jefferson
county, viii be made daily, except Sunday,
after Oct. I.
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The McCulloch Estate.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 2S.-Charles A.
McCulloch. of Fort Wayne. executor Of
the will of the late Hugh McCulloch, once
Secretary of the Treasury. has filed an in
ventory of the personal estate. The bonds,
stocks and secured notes on hand aggre-
gate s113,020.53. while the amount of money
gfvap &S4O
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WASHINGTON, Sept. 2s.-Rev. DIR. Tall
mage, of Brooklyn, has accepted the call
to be co-pastor Of the First Presbyterian
Church of this city. He is to be co-pas-
tor of the church. of equal authority with
DR. Sunderland and probably will preach
one-half of the sermons, beginning Sun
day evening, Oct 81
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PROF. WORKMAN MIsLED.
His "Missing-Linlks skeleton Merely
the Bones Of a Pet Monkey.

HOT SPRINGS. Wyo.. Sept. 26.-The
bones found by Professor J. l.. Workman,
OF Columbia College. New York, near the
head of historic Bitter creek. and pro-
nounced by him 10 be the missing link"
were the skeleton or a pet monkey owned
by cowboys. which died about twelve years
ago.
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New. Postmaster for Brightwood.
Snscial TO the Indianapolis journal

WASHINGTON, Sept 2s--Indiana post
masters were to-day appointed as follows:
At Brightwood, Marion county. John f.
Burklin vice Mrs. Anna v. Meyer, re-
signed: at Jerome, Howard county Samuel
F. McInturf, vice Hampton D. Brown, re-
signed
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"a, Entertnininr Farce.-

LONDON, Sept. 2s.-The newspapers of
London to-day profess to find in the pro-
ceedings of the Irish nationalist conven-
ton at Chicago material for amusement
The Globe this afternoon observes that
Mr.. Ffnerty and his colleagues deserve
the thanks of the world for furnishing an
entertaining farce
In the course Of an article on the con-
vention the ST. James Gazette used the
following language: There are none so
valiant as the exiled Hibernian in the at
mosphere OF an American liquor saloon;
there are none so ready as he TO attack
the Saxon when the Saxon cannot get st
him, or so patriotic in raising other peo-
pies money for war;
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New OrIeuns Rank Fafls.

NEW ORLEANS. La. Sept. "a notice
was posted on the door this morning an
nouncing suspension of the Cooperative
Banking Association. Its capital stock vas
100000 The bank had but few depo1itors.
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TOPEKA, Kan. Sept 6.-Governor Nor
rill. who was taken III while at the Chicka-
mauga celebration. has grown worse since
his H.awatha residence TO rest under his
physicians care. The Governor Is said to
be = very sick man.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-06-06
Spre6.$aaf.

- Die 9duusn Der @roBen iino bas
Jatum Der 8leiuen.
- Sn Der Sunt BON @nslano iino
iber 100 EsriOnen anseite(t.
Bon idmmtllten SunosbiIien nebs
men 5 q oceut eInen iiblen Yerlaui.
- 3uiammsu 1866 GlnssneIte bot
bic Gulman Yaldce Gar Company.
On Spanlid amsrifa bilSeu Die
Snoianer ben s,0Bten 9bell Der Yep6,.
feruns.
Supelen i'm 8sribe BON $4,000.
900 bsliBsu Die 5rauen Der @pOr'ihen
Samille.
- Mander. Ger iein Sslo gum Sem
tier blrauswuii. III ibm 5uleSt nadse>
ip%run9en.
Die S~nolanersB sp0lfstuns in
aans Iorts Nmerl'a piro aui 100000
ueraniblast.
Die ~biesldbriae 8oq' Grute i'm
Staate Baiblnston iuito BON dbt bis
5sbu WiuiOneu 9iano betra8sn.
- Ssten 1uS iino burdiduittlid
10000 Ye:ioneu IN ben oeridleoenen
8ohltba,lsterts .antalien.
- 3ie llibers IN benz Sausha,t Der
8Duiaip 8lctorla befommsn einen idbr>
lihen @ebalt Don $1,000.
- Su Der Staot New DJri iol Elm
Sotel bios fur 5rnueu sebaut wert en-.
VIE gnsstslte esielben ioaen 5rauer
Iein.
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q ebrastd

Nus Omab1 wuo ssmeloet, oaB Der
iturte &e9ea Der lsBten 9u9e Der Guss
laat sroBen Nusen Sebtutt bat. 8in
ternerSen, uon Dem aqeroIu9s nitt uiel
seidet Worosn 1T. ibien taft sdnSli6
tOoi, bat iest uber wieper Elm belieres
lusieben. Wtais 1T gut aui9esausen
uno bic . rltte barber luuieu i'm gan.
gen Stuul slnlils, Obsleld er wdbreno
Der stOBer &aite elpae i'm Wa6stbum
juyid9ebliebeu Dar. Seoen'aus lle9t
fem 9runo 5ur Seunrub,gun9 Dor.
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0ei6le6tsfrnnfbeitrm gebeilt.

81. ielbit lteB auf allen ieiuen auBer.
NJ oroentliben 8eiieu iih bon Tel
l0s ner gr6Beren SdOnbeit trdumeu
hin" OILS Don benz Snneren Der Ba9s
" 9ons Der 70 iebr b Il b M te
Rortb aBsRer 2tmtteb.
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PETER x BRICK,
Seutldcr WopOfat,
Sifte in 8titsrt's glcd, Ct. Glrue, @inn.

Nebit Der aIl9cmeircu Yrnris miro Der BE
9eluus BON @rbidafts Nu8ele9enbetten IN
Der Yrobate Court beionoere Nuimeriinm
tett seibentt.
Sabeu Sic grbidaits Nu9ele9cubeiten
III europa al b~sioraen. DEEDS, Rort9a9es,
ECitamente ooer anoere 9otrmente Su
itreiben, 10 1T bier Der YlaB, nm iolhes be-
ior9eu AZ lnileu. llnteriuhuu9en BON BE
iiBtltel weroeu prompt belor9t.
@elo An perletben IN beltebi9en
Summeu inter leihteu %Beolu9unaeu aui
Staots uno @ruuos@ i9entbum. User 8elo
bot gum SerleIben 'ann es bier iiher se9en
quite Buraihait auaeleat betommen.
Ganb Al ue~rfaueu. User 9auo
tauier NH, iprede Dor bel mir, cS 'uitet
Htbts I'M oas gano 81 beiebcu tommt nno
iibsrSeu9t euh lelblt. Nud limb oerbeierte
6armsn BET mir 81 Iebr nteort9en Iretieu
UNI leldteu S%eoin9unaeu 81 baben.
6abrtarten bon uno nab europa
ani allen 9ampierlIuien gu baben 81 oeu
biqigiten Yreiieu
5euerperii herun9 plro ebenials
beior9t.
We9en Nustunit ibreibe man on obiae
Nooreiie. ale Nriere peroen beantportet.
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Snnerbalb elnem umfreiie bon
pier Wtellen o 2onoon oirfen feline
piloen 80Sel setOoiet nerosn.
- Der @runbftsin oss 8eiben pau
les IN Buibinston. .. g., puroe i'm
Sabre 1892 selest.
- Die Norooeuilhe QlCpo 9ampi.
itlff. 9eieaIdail bat big isst 5000
usrnussabt fir Die SdlHbridisen bee
Gnmplsrs rGlbe."
- Wit BibeItsrteu iino bic 5abrfar
ten beorudt, pslhe Die Stoot Glasgow,
StoltIuno. aui lbrsu StraBsubabnlis
men bluiS on Grbslter ubslbt.
Die @%rusnuuus oes bisberisen
&eidscommlidrs Waiors BON WiB
mann gum 9ouuerneur BON Sf.Nfrifn
miro bon Der 8rtiie ourdpe9 isbr gum
fig beurtbellt.
- lluter eluem Yarasrapb Der 30.
rlier NopOtateu NiiOcIaiion bari fein
Ufit9lleo oerielbsn In elnem Omnibus
inb,en. Sic miiisn euilpsoer in siuem
Cab iabreu Ooer uui s6uite,'s Ruppen
9eben.
- Das @Ort Sumbus 1T irlihen
uripruugs uno beoeutet yueihes &ups
isr" oNer ,perthloiss 8slo." Yer NuS.
orud tuur,e iuerit fir cas 8elo sss
brautt, nelhss unier benz i'm Sobre
1859 nss 5brouss sntisBtsn 86ntss
Satob Ii. i'll Der 3ubliner WinSe ses
pra9t wuroe.
- Sn Sub. Setbslem, ga. lebt Der
Seterau 8m. 0ismsr, welder i'm mes
ritdnliben ariese bel gbapultepet IL,
900 amerltanrlhen SOloaten ous Geben
~relteie, inoem er bic nab einer Wlne
ilbrsnoe 2unte enteedte uno ouslDldte.
- Nirifa bat cine Gaum1dbe pou
l,62l.5 $50 Guabrat Weilen. @nss
Lamb eisnet uno reslert iber 2.l94.SSO'
G.uaorutsW eileu oeiielben; Srantreld
1926. 100; Dsutidluno iber SS4,Sl0;
Bortuaol iber S26 1870 Spanien Iber
l53,S34 uuo Stalien iiber 54S. $50.
- DIE in Der Resierurssoruderel
beiddftiaten SbrlitieBer iino bel Der
NatIonul . @ipiloienite gommiiiion bns
rum einesfommen, unier ben SbuB oss
Giulloienits 8sisses aeitsQt su iperosu;
oas 1T redt, ous Giuiloienitseies ioQte
cine mDalitt uerbreitete N%npenouns
finben.
@eseupGrtis iino 100000
Yiuno Sterllns Capital in Der Ocean.
t%elesrupbie ansele9t. Gleiu bic elf,
iini usridieoeueu 8eielihnitsu ssbOris
gen, iiber ben Itlantiidtn Ocean aeben.
ben aabel, haben 14,750.OOO 8iuno
Sterling s~etoiiet. DIE Sceanfabel brin.
gen feline reidliden Sinien, i'm 9urh
ihnltt nur l pgt. Nur Die @aitern,
Die Gditern grtsniion uno South fri,
con 9elesrapben @eisuidaft iino i'm
Stanoe, 5 bis Z psf. 9luiosnoe 5u sob
len.
- Der Serbrauh on Rbein. uno
Woieliueinen in ben Ser. Siaaien. Der
bis gum Sbluiie oes Sabres 1892 BE-
Itdnoi9 i'm Steieeu bsariffsn nno bic
sur SDbe BON 100000 Sal. iabrliden
Smports seftiesen mar, sins i'm Subre
1898 ourd ben gintr,tt Der @eihdfts
triiis Suriid. 9ieier &ldsnns beirIiil
hauptidhlih Die i%osenanuten Sdanis
peine, bic per @tas o~srfauit nerosn.
Der neue 3arlf bot ben 9oq auf SOB
luaine un 20 Gents per 8aaone (pon
so auf 30 Gents) reouSirt uno Die 2us
Iihten fonn.en fir Die Sufunit wisoer
sinitiser ieiu.
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0cihGftsocrIc9uua.

Our 9eiGlisen Nahrihi, oab mir infer
YumpenaeihGit an 7. Nue. neben garter's
Mablmilble pcrlc9t baben. Nur Die beiien
~clieruen uno bDlSernen Bumper uro Die al.
ler>pGris beWGbrte Veue Noree Yuupe
bel unS Su babeu. Srunnen gegraben uno
ole mD9lthe Heparnturen oil Hunlpen uno
Srunnen beltens uno prompt 81 an9emCi.
lenen Yreiien beior9t.
12-ba W nlnaer & 9 o.
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Ncrlan9t.

Gin gutter, ,%upertdiiser Shmisp gum
lcfcrti9en Gintrttt bel mir prrlanst. gcb.
nenee unp eauernee &rteit suasli6srt.
3ablunS ~erfclat. ie na6 Wuni6. beim
Sage, Der Wche cber teim Wpndt. ap.
plitantrn mpsen ii6 icfcrt weresn II
Srant Wtftte
24-3 Vudmln, Nprrilpn Co., Ninn.
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Die SOlSidaer Der .Yerrp 2umber
Company" bel Senep ueriutteu cieier
Gage bic ibsraus Sablreiben Wofql,.
tos oaourt 81 perirelben. baB lie Elm
8uidieuer ou5inoeten. % ous @e'
bDl5 aber unsemein trodeu NOR uno iid
audi nod Elm 5iemlid l~turfer Blub ers
bob, breItete iid Dos 5euer aus uno balo
ituno ous sonSe @cbo5 in 5lammsn.
On Buters SolSidldserluser mar Elm
Mann In GROCER Sefubr, bel lebenoissm
Qeibe Al p%erbrennen.
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Sar9atm Gpmmter,

ut cine 0rp6art0c NnNrtunastrat aus. SINNER ii Der GprrItb an auen Shuten
ir @rrb up ahin, JunS UNI Nt Gin 9pier INT Elm Stub mice r som 6etnten bis
pm SrGtNn 9rmunitt wtre, Tam nu8mtwc bder unr bat9r ais BET mir Sst1utt
petrn. Wn Icuc III:
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OrSrt ,pas Der Gongre6
WV, 9etban hat.

Taburd wuree 6. B. 6 20 9esiuuus
gen, Gferoe 81 10 Cts. III beidla9en. Dor,
oerbuf nno Seitla9en Su 20 Gents; Spei
iitr 35 Gents. Neue giieu 80 gents bas
S:Ad, Sorrcrbuf uno Sioe &Cigbts so
Gents. Gin Get fir 81 so, uno ale Nrten
4fras &uaens uno Su99D Nrbeit ME uut
allaemeine Shmieoearbelt 81 uGrhaltuiB.
m0Bl9 8erinSen Yretien 81 uerridteu. IS
iueroen eud BON % big so Yrosent eripart.
Nne Nrbett aarantirt. Seridnmt nitt, bel
uns p%prSuipreden. iucrn lbr Nrbeit tbun
lniien poGt. Yc9iiuiti9t ben Geiter in ben
Yrctier. Ode BON Z. Noenue uno I. StrnBe
ipeltd,, benz Cpernbarie 9e8eriiber, Ct.
9louo, Mttnu, Alba
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-06-06

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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-06-06

III bel mir INNER nod oas Snuptqunrtier.
Gatirlld no auiss Shuhwert biais Su tauien
Ut, oa iummslu iih Die aGuisr. gu perrpun'
bern brauht man iih ni6t, tusuu meiu 2ofal
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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1895-03-23
Burlington's Fire.-W. l.. Millington
Burned to Death.

The biggest fire in the history Of
Burlington broke out at 4.3o o'clock
Tuesday morning in the shaving
shed belonging to r. Booth. and
connected with his planning mill.
W. l.. \lillington, a stakeholder in
the Vermont Shade Roller company
and one of the citv'S most respected
citizens. was burned to death. Be
fore the fire was gotten under con-
troll two blocks had been burned
over, and Booths planning mill, retail
shed. box factory. sash. blind and
door shops. the Baldwin Refrigcra-
tor Company's factory, the Vermont
Shade Roller company's factory, and
the old foundry used for storing Ium-
Der, an engine and boiler house and
a long shed used for storage. were
entirely consumed. |, buildings in
all being burned.
About 100 men are thrown out of
employment by the fire. The total
loss is about $4,000, with insur-
ancc of $4,000
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1895-03-23
NEWS OF THE STATE.

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