davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-05-15
ebel cine @~er1Dbnun9 f~oaiuler 9egenidBs am
1trebte, muBte CT fallen.

ebel cine @erIObnun9 f~O5iuler @sgenidbs an
Itrebte, mubte ct fallen.
Mie traurig, penn cine 10 bebeutenoe nnb
mod fp riifige &ruft, bic ii9 glet9 gut I'm
militdrif9en unb i'm gibiliftenzSerute Der>
tpenben IieBe, fir INNER unbenibt blei5en
IDQ!
9os Bette fir 9eutI4lonb tpdre, Der
&aiIer beriebte leinen 9Dbenlobe in etner
~ebrenbollen Rubeftanb, 9Gbe benz bon !0ohenz
lobe aus StruBburg mitgebra9ten Softer
ben 2aufpaB unb ma9te GaprtOt nteoe1
gum &ar3ler bes gei9s. 4ber natiirlif
mtrb bies ni9t geibebenl au4 an einf
.anbere fiir's 8eid eriprieBlt9e Bteoer=
b~ertpenbung Gapripi's f4eint ni4t 3u benfeu
5u fein.
Man muB barauf gefaBt fein, ben
treffGt9en Mann beeetiren 5n feben. ipG6=
renb bod pabrli9 in Der &ei6sberipaltun2
ft9 gegenpdrtig' nur 8enige b%efinoea, biz
au4 nlr tpertb iinb, t9m Die @9ubriemer
All lD1en!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-05-15

Bon @erpanbten bes berftorbenen
&arl @ogt in @merita f9reibt Die
rQGei1. 9of."
v8ogt's M}utter tpor cine S9tpeiter ber
9ebriiber SoGentus, bon benen Der iiingere,
SAUL, feinen 8obniib bOr etliAen 60SabreN
nit Sriebrt9 Miin9 auiammen in Wftfz
Iourt uuff9lug unb fpdter eine Nd9tomz
menf4aft binterlteB, bic ben Namen i'm
Staate, pte 1pe5teu au9 in ct. 2outs, aG5
eiren ppblbetannten unb anseiebenen er=
balten bat. 9esglet9en lebt in ct. 9ott:
etne Nthte @ogt's, Sruu Carl &eBer."
Cine iiingere S9tpefter 8arl SogPl
tp1rbe ebenfaqs eine 8epobnertn Der Ser
@tadten, inbem fe ben beriibnrten Diterret;
rtIif9en Acknowledgment unb 8ausrnbe=
freier Or. 6ans &ubGi9 6sirut6tts, Del
fit ben flnf5iger Sabren &r3t in 9obofeT
III.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-05-15
1ttab'S 0~erfaHtn8+

Ste perfdffun9gebenbe @erfammlIng bDn
Utah 6at tire Mrbeiten- beenoet, nno bas
@r9ebniB berIelben tptrb i'm Npbember benz
0olfe aur Mnnabme pber @ertperfung inter
brettet perDen.
Wenn bic utab'er 8erfaFung aud IN
ben met1ten nefentli9en Yuntten 5t9 ben
8erfdfunqen Der anoeren Stddten an
f6lieBt, pei9t 1ie bod in einigen bon Der
Mebr5abl berfelben ab. Mte Die BON Mnoz
ming unb felt &ur5em audi bic BON Go1
lordbo gendbrt fe ben Srauen bag nnbez
f9rGrfteS timmre9t unb bic boQe Sbetlnaba
me on alien 8itrgerre9ten unb .8irgers
pfli9ten. Sic entbdlt feline 8efttmmungen
fir einen tcez9puoerneur, mas freilt9 bic
einioer dnberen Stddten (gtetp 9amp5btre,
Maine, Stem eSSerien, MarDlanb, Oelapare,
@eftz@irginia, Sennefee, &rfanfas, 9eorz
ola unb Mlabama) aud ni9t tbun. Sic
fiebt Dpn Der MntlagezSS urD ab, unb Derz
minbert bic Bail Der Mitglieber Der aburz
theilenben eSSurD auf a9t, BON benen in Gtz
piIfdGen feds Die Gnti9eibung BADEN Iolz
Zen, pGbrenb in grimindlfdGen Elm eintimz
niger @a6rfpru9 berlangt tptrb. Sir bds
@9ultpeIen lit in dusgiebigfter nno btelDerz
fpre9enber Weiie ge1pr9t pDroen.
Die @erlei6unq. bes Sttmmre9ts an. bic
Nrouen 1T fir Utah Elm febr tpefentli3er
9untt. Na9 benz Genius BON 1890 beitanb
bic 8eb0lferung 11tdb's aus 110,463 Pers
fonen mGnnli9en unb 97,442 Perfonen
fpetbli6en Sci 9Ge9ts. Na9 berfelben 8Dltsz
adblunq bate bic MprmDnentir9e cine Mttz
9lteber5a6l ppn 144,O0O, unb ba nit febr
o%ertnqen Mu8na6men o1e Mormonen in
l1ta6 tppbnen, 10 lGBt it3 lei9t dusre9>
men, baB nit 9ilfe bes Srauenfttmmre9ts
bic observation-disclosures fiir'5 @rte unb auf
Sabre binaus nod ibren @tnfluB iiber ben
5taat aud in polttif9 er 9tnfi4t bebdlten
pirb, 3umaG Der 8efib auf ibrer @eite it.
@uerbtngs 1T Die @ielebe BON Der Serial.
funq perboten, unb fe pirb pentgtens ntc6t
pffen oeiibt merben fDnnen, unb cine groBe
SueQe Der @ermebrung 1T bdonr9 berz
ftppft. Mber nit ibrer eigenen natirlt9en
8ermebrun9 unb ben Profelbten, bic tbr
in sFDGqe ibrer Md9tfellung benno9 5uz
flteBen perben, tpirb bte&tr3e lebtere, pte eez
Idqf, mod lunge bebaupten tOnnen. Sb bag
fir 1tta6 gut fein tpirb, Dber nt9t, mnB
bic 9olge Ie6ren. Snbefen bo Die Ntormoren
aus elmer @ilbniB unb @iiite Elm blibenoes
@emeintpeTen gefdaffen baben, 10 fam man
ia pobG bas 3utrduen 3u ibnen begen, oaB
Tie bafeGbe duf feiner 8liit6e aud nrtter etz
mas berGnberten 8ebtngun9en 5n erbdlten
nerftphpn mernen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-05-15

unter aQerlei ni6tiqen 8orfpGnben Bic aug
ldnbif9en probufte Der 2anbptrtbI9dft uni
8ieb3u6t aus benz Qanbe ge6alten, Damit bic
betmif9en prpbu3enten Before pretfe er5tes
len tonnen.
Oa man fi9 nt9t in bic &arten feben
laffen nnb au9 feline ipabren 8etpeggriinoe
nibt berratben min, 70 iiberldBt man es Der
Ganttdtsrdtben unb Der poli5et, gegen bic
oungefunben" ausldnbtf9en g~9abrungSmtt@
tel b~oraugeben ober man febt I'M parlamente
Yrobtbittb5Dqe pber gar Sin uDrDerbote
bur4, unter benz 9 be, bic 0ffentz
libe g eunbbeit unb bic Woblfabrt beS
@olfes gu fDrbern. y
Srpb alIebem tperben fol9e Mabregeln
ni9t bon Oauer Iein. Die @efabr fir bic
europdif6en &egierungen lit ni9t cuff Seiz
ten Der ieBbaften, fonbern Der mobi(en Go&tsz
mafen gu fu9en. 9iefe perben d6er our9
ale berartigen MaBregeln, tpel9e 0as 8rob,
bas 6let19, bas sSett u. bgl. berteuern,
empfinbli9 getroffen; biele piflen au9, baB
Der umeritqnif9e Nrbeiter gefunbe@a f.
rung 5t ii9 nimmt, nnb Dab uni ere na9
europa gef9tdten Ha6rungsmittel I'M &Qz
gemeinen por5iigli9 linb. S9le9te Wadre
dus3ufiibren, be3ablt ft9 iiber6aupt ni9t,
unb mas mir an Sleif9, an Mebl, an S9tns
fen unb Sped, an Sbt Ii. bgl. na9 europa
f6iden, fam ieber beutf3e @rbeiter Der=
8ebren. Dab iih bin unb pieber @u4en,baz
3tpii9en beftnben, bic aufOer9teti eberborben
finb, bos tann etnfa4 nt9t Derbiitet peroen.
unb UNI tie briiben aus benz Martte gu hatz
ten, ba8u geniigt bic Srtstnpettton
polauf, bd5u bebarf es teiner Probt0itioz
maBregeln.
Qmerifa 1T berufen, bic @orrat6s<
TANNER fir europa 81 tperoen, aus Der
fi9 bic drmeren &lafen tire geiunOen unO
btGItgen ~Nabrungsmittel bolen. Sc e6er
man bas briiben etnfiebt; lie leiGter man es
ben drmeren &laffen ma3t, aus bieIer biQiz
gen Quele gu f90pfen, unb ie raider man
cine politit pteber a%ufgiebt, pelde rur ben
groBen @runbberrn @Ortbeile getpdbrt, ben
MaHen bes @plfes aber Die 2ebensbeoingunz
gen erf9nert: beito befier fir u n 3 nno Deito
BETTER fir bic brii6en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-05-15
Gonrtpt'S SMfttttft+

Ser brabe Gopribt 8og fi4 nob ieinsm
am 26. Sftpber borigen Sdhres ertolgten
@turae befanntli9 an ben f3Dnen 9enfer@
Gee anriid unb ru6te in benz r~et3enbsn StdDtz
den Mpntrel1r i'm Canton Wdabt. BODICE
d9tet BON ben 8%eppbnern unb ben 9diten,
aus. Oo9 in ben nd9ten Sagen tebrt er
mad 9eut19lanb 5uriid, INN 1t4 in etner1
@6IDb6en BEL benz 9Drf9en Stpren bes
8retes Grofen i'm preuBtf9en Chickering's
beairfe Sranffurt a. 8. nieber3uldle Ell.
Gin eiaenes 6eim befiBt Der am "a. 5ebz
rudr bierunbfe63ig Sabre alt 9eiporoer'
ni6t. Mber in be1detem S3lDB9en 1pobnen
Iiebenbe 0ernanbte BON linn, uno fie hdben
iebt einen f6muden tleinen Nnbau gu benz
feIben fertid, ben Der unmtttelbare Na6z
fplQer 8ismurd's in ben ndbften Sa9en be
sie6en nirb, Inn, nie er 9laubt, baIelbft IN
idnbli6er @ttne 1etnen 2ebensabenD gu berz
brtn9en.
9as nGre traurig nt9t fit ben bas
2onbIeben 1ebr 1iebenben alten 9errn rnn
6dqeftol3en, dber fiir's Gel9!
@ls Der in aGIen SGtteln gere6te, p%telfettt9
oebilbete Mann i'm Sabre 1888 aus Der
freffli6 BON linn pertpalteten SteQung beg
sSGottenmtniTters 3uriidtrat, tpurbe er, Der
fii9tige 8eneraltdbGer, gum fommdnbirenz
ben General zines Irmeecorps gemd9t. Mua
biefer BON tbm 10 gut berIebenen @tede parb
er plDBIi9 ~berausgeriFen, als tbn Der &at1er
am 80. MGr3 1890 gum Na4folger bes ges
ffir5ten 8ismdrd preBte.
Ser einaige 9GBGi6e SLED auf Der i'm
@an3en 10 rii6mli9en &ei9sfan5lerf4aft
gapribi's it ienes berii9tigte &unol@retben
aus benz Sabre 1892, nortn Der oeutl1en
Diplomatic befoblen tpurbe, ben @ltrei9Sz
fdn8Ger 8ismdrd uuf feiner bamaligen 9etfe
aur Miener 6p93eit fetnes Spbnes !9erbert
ols Ieere 2uft gu bebunbeln. @apribi erlieB
bas @9reiben auf 8efebG feines faiierlihen
Serrn. Dem ober tit bieie 8emein3ett felt
Ssyubr unb Sag bonn bumals @erDebmten
felbft gGn3li9 ber3ieben unb bergefen- Wdz
rum fte nun INNER nod benz 8erf5euge
na6traqen, bas felbft CUR 3ett Der grimntigs
fen tai1erli9en l1ngnabe gegen 8tsnlart
biefen a1s unerret6bare ~itaatsmdnnii 4e
@r0Be i'm 2ei6stag gu preiien pflegie?
Gapribi bat feitber betpiefen, baB er fem
blinber Siirftentnedt lift. @eil er li4 gegen
riif19rittli9e 3pangsborlagen itrGu6te unb
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-05-15
aoad)eatltd5e aut,ota ataats 9ett,n,a. aa1ttttood5, IS. aeaat 1895.

Or. &elner genpb als @elebrter unb als
S9rtftfteler 19on bpr Nnbru9 bes Wol7
terfriibltngs bon 1848 grDBes Mnfeben tn
feiner !9eimatb Surbeien uno pnroe elmer
Der S5iibrer Der b~orttgen enti9iebenen Srete
6eitspartet. Sn btefer SteGung barrte CT
au9 nab BENT 3ufammenbru6e pon 1913
unb 1849 mod aus. 4ls Johann Der blind
reaftionGre &urfiirit 5rtebri9 Wilbelm i'm
Sebrudr 1850 ben berii9tigten 8olfsf9inoer
0afIenpflug an bic SpiBe ieiner Gegierun9
berief, flamr1te Der Sretbeit8geift in Sur
befen md9ttg bpn Neuem auf, utter @onz
1titutioneIen tpie unter 0empfraten. Der
&urfiirIt unb 1etn 6afenpflug Cuber 9enen
Slu9D f9ritten Bis CUR 8erbdnglng Des
&riegs5ui tanbes. SIM Qaufe bes Samples
lpurbe ndmentli9 audi Or. &eQner ipegen
y6o9berrat6s" bor Elm &rie9sgeri9t geiteut
unb ipegen Ieines mut6tgen Muftreterls ge9en
bic 9a1enpflug'f6e Sprannet gu lebeIs>
ldngli9er @efangenf4a berurtbeilt. S9on
Ipnte Der 8erurtbeilte aus Dem &alteu IN
&aTel gum Mntritt Der @trafe ab9efii1rt
perben. Nber in trene mutbtge
unge 6rou bate nit GROCER llmfi4t
unb 8lugbeit N0es gu ieiner Slu9t borbes
reitet, ME einige 3eit aupor Carl @4ur3
Die Slu9t &intels aus Spanbau ms Wert
IeBte.
Or. &eQner entfdm mittelit zines Seils
aus benz &aitel unb iiber Die @ren3e. 5ran
3eQner purbe in &afel ipegen biefer Be
freiung ber6aftet. Op9 gelang es t9r balo
at entflieben. Sn Mntperpen trafen Die
@atten unb lire 8letnen aufammen.
Sn Mmeritd griinbeten ie ii9 etne nelte
Grtften5. Ser Mann tparb elmer Der jour
nalifttf6en @orfdmpfer Des 9eutl9tbums
unb elmer Der tii9tigften grforf9er Der
beuti damerifuntfden 9ef3t@te. pie Sat
tin, Regina &saner, uber ertparb fi9 ais edit
beutf6e 5rau unb fOrgiame Satin urb
Mutter, felt Sabren AUDI 9roBmutter, bic
2iebe unb 9o4a9tung Naer, bic bas Slid
6atten, fte au tennen.
M0ge Der @ittper BEL feinenh berben Ser
LUTTE Sroit finben in Der 2iebe gutter &tnDer
unb Gnfel unb in Der innigen Sbetlnabme
Ieiner pielen sSreunbe rrb @ere6rer!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-05-15
eREssER's
Qu berfnnfen:

aots auf Iet6ts m~onutGite absoblanssn an Belmont
aoe, clifton &nenue unb alien GettenftraBet nabe Der
elItpns unb Belmont Noenue eGsftrii9en @traBenbabu,
nobe bent gtprtbtpeftern gabnbot nur 10 Wtinuten 6abrt
our etabt. gtur $1,000 @nsabluns, Geft in monatltben
Staten su 6 8ro5ent Sinieu. @duier tperben aMf Wuni9
ssssn serinee absubGunssn sebaut. @afer unb ab.
suesfandle in allen 2ots Dorbauben. 3meig=Officen:
ete Belmont 9tne. unb Walace Ctr; abpnbaIe gabu.
bot, ede 2ioeriep Gtrabe unb Wtprtle @penue, nab
waoplepopb gabubst. G. mteluts, 1885 DtiIpauteS
MSenue. Offiten itnh SonRtags often
M nAAGK
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-05-15

Sapan iiebt jebt, tpoau Die NadJgiebigfeit
fibrt. Na9oem es ii6 BON RuBLano Die
0albinlel 2iaptunq unb 9prt @rthur bat
aboroben lafen, p~erldngt 5rantret4, 5aB IS
audi Sormofa fabren ober balelbe bo4 10
tpentg mtlitdrif9 bef9iibt lafe, bob es gu
teinem ftrategtiden @~tiiBpuntte aegen tie
fron301tI6en 8eiibungcn in Sontin5 unb
ge9en Giib@Gbtna tperben t0nne. W}on tanr
nun neugierig fem, mas 9eutf 6ldilb fpeaie1
fir fi9 forbern ipirb. 8te1ei4t 2l6tretung
einiger iapdnif6er SnFeln, bamit es bcrt einc
Soblenz unb Slottenftatton anlegen f0nne,
1~eberbaupt Iiebt es aus, als ob bic europdiz
f4en Md6te f9IieBGi9 Sapan ba3u fringen
tpoQen, China Nbbitte 5u %leiiten, Die QenOms
menen S9tffe 3uriid3ugeben, urD fir ben
angeri9teten S9aben @r1ab gu leiten. =
Die europdii4en Md6te fpielen etn getpdgte2
Spiel! sic forbern Die 8a6e Sdpan's ber.
aus, unb bic pirb fib entld0en, fo6alb es
itarf genug TT, fe fi6 leiten gu tOanen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-05-15

Mi1ionen geaablt uno atpei peitere
Sabres3ablungen geleiitet iinb, ,. +. alp auf
minOeftens bret Sabre. Sis babin tann it4
NOD mdncbes eretgnen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-05-15

Sn Der @elebgebung pirb 6eute Der ee<
meinlame 8ef9GuB bes Nbgeorbneten
S9tpab CUR 8eratbung unb boffentliG au9
our Nnnabme ~gelangen, benz 8olfe Die Nbz
dnberung beS 4rttfels XIV. Der Ierfdiiung
babin borauf9la9en, bdB in 3utunft nibt
tpie iebt nur elmer, fpnbern bret Irtifel al
glei9er 3eit abgednbert tperben biirfen. 9ie
Nnnabme bieIes 8ef6luifes, Die Ipgdr BON
Der r@bicago Sribune," benz gc5erus Der
iebigen 8erfafung, befiirportet Wiro, 1T
bur9aus nDtbig, tpenn es iiberbaupt rnOglt4
lperben i'm, Die @erfa1ung ben beite6enOen
8erbdltnifIen na9 unb ndA an3updt1en.
Oenn nun in 1e6r t~penigen Sdlen, uno Die
mod baou unbebeuteroer gtatur, lpiirbe es
mDglt9 fein, bur9 Nenberung nur zines 4rz
tifels cine eingreifenbe 8erbeferung be1beiz
5ufiibren, unb i'm nibt in @iber1pru6 nit
einem anberen Nrtifel gu feben, 10 baB nt4t
nur ftets 51idmerf g%eltefert, Ionoern Elm gez
rabe3u unertrdgli9er 3uftano ber6etsefibrt
perben piirbe. 11nb ba es ni9t mpglt3 err
I6eint, einen 8ef9luB CUR 8erufung zines
neutrality-suspicious. Gpnbents 0urdl6uieben,
10 foQte benz na9 elmer Se1erung unIerer
3uitdnbe unb namentlidb unierer Steuerge=
febgebung fi9 iebnenben @olfe ipenigitens
btefe feline @bI9lagsaablung ge9ebea trerz
0en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-05-15

0ie @eS1t0te Der @6pne,

Sie @ef6tGte Oct Y6pitc,
o1f @ruub Der beroprragenbften @efbi9tstperte oage'
rtein nerIt6nbIid bar9eltent BON 9r. 8. WiIfrtb.
Q85 Seiten(. 4rets nur 40 @ents.
KoeIiing & KiapDenbaoh,
9eutIde 8u9bonbIun9, 1O2 Ronbplpb=5tr, gbttagc.
PRESSER'S PRESERVATENE.
9as a%nerfannt bette Sel sur Grbaltrtng BEG 5olsts.
.Saa.mpf iteu, Sd6er, Sdeunen, @ranaries. 8rhdelt
Sbir1biuenen &C. faulen ober %oer6erben ntebt menIt
bieIel6en nit Preservatine au9eiriben lperoen.
SSttbmcritGue blei6en frei BON SGuler, Srn9ts rnb
Sdatten6Gunte BON Wiirtern. @meiien &C., eS bat itb
felt 25 Sabren belpd1rt. Sbretbt on bic
M Milwaukee Wood Preserving Co.,
SOL Third Street, Milwaukee, Wis.
9euonihe ouf gerlauaen su9eianbt. 15mi1Slpb
Ccire CUTE u9pmeiteob" I'M bitIiben maibington, 100
pentor, lit &ranfbeitsbolber biniq gu oerfaufen. 9tabere
alsfunft ertbetlt gbos. @dert 4enbleton, uinatina
g., Oregon. 8mt2fpo
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-05-15
CdnOereien,

O 9t6er bes beitstt, ousgepdblteitet Wrai.
rtelanbes (Giienbabt= uno Yrioata Sdnoereten) IN
BEN Counties 9roirte, &pnofe unO arfaniaS, I'M
Stoote NrfonIos, fonlmer jebt gum @ertauf 3u
$500 bis $50 per @der. Siefe &dnbereien iinb BON
nrddbtioer QrpBitGmniger @i6en. nno 5tGorD 9Bas
bunQ lm0eheu, Der Spoen lit iptnoerbar %1rldDtoar.
boS 6itma iebr 9eIunb, @ofier pon better Nnalttdt nlo
lei6t su boben. Sros ipddft I'M neberflnB uno er9leot
2 bis 4 Ipnren Der Mder. SSSbr fDnnt 4 Softnen Slice
eruteu her Nder uno bas Sano 6raltbt 1ur einntal III )
eSabreu beidet 81 iueroen. 9a tann ebsnlo 9utss eprn
6eapoer perber, ipte in Satnuis unb Coma. @s 9lebt
fem beIferes 9aub fir bte 3udt bon &inbnts9 uno
tcbeut SbeiIe Der Ser. Stoateit baoon9etrage1. 81 big
400 beut5te fSarner BON SaiuDiS. Soma lto 9Btscon1I1
ba6en lpdbrenb ben leBten Sobren bort Sano 9et9uIt
unO Sbr ftnoet bort 70 biibife Setm1tdtten nie IN Sats
rpts. Si6ert Sud cine iolbe, ebe eS 5t ipdt III. Sas
Goub mlrb it6 ielblt be3ablen. SIS bat NOD ME eine
Geblernte qeqebe1 unb bic Wtdrtte iinb 10 gut pte in
Sbieoao. gpGbrenb Der Iebten Sabre limb rnebrere neue
Giienbabnen oebaut porben uno bic 3u pertautenoen
96noereteu lie9en in nur 9eringer @ntfernnn9 BON Bills
benben Stdbten; DIE Seute ilne quite ,5taDbarn, S9ul'
h6uisr unb &trden finb iberal 9ebaut.
9te 9ebinuunaeit fino: Sin 9rittel BIS our 9dlhe
baor, Der 9eIt IN 3erminen nod @nni4 Der &duter.
so Geuts 9iscontD per Ader peroet fur ollie 8aaraab'
-" sF9reisfyabrt fir adufer. getreffs BET ercurftonstuse,
Rorten L. T. 10. penoe man ii1 on
.ASMUS BOYSEN, Stuttgart, Arkansas.
Ober:
A, BOYSEN, 172 Washington StrasSe,
Room 5O2, Chicago, Hi.
1ntoi, 13tp6
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-06-19
PUSHING ITS CASE.
Tarmers' Loan and Trust w. the Chicago
aud Northern Pacific.

Farmers Loan and Trust W. the Chicago
aud Northern Pacific.
CHICAGO, June 19.-The Farmers
Loan and Trust company fled petit
ton in the United States court for the
placing of the property Of the Chicago
and Northern Pacific railroad in the
hands Of the receiver, A. T. Lawrence
Hopkins. The property Of the road
consists OF the depot in this city, a
main track to the western limits of the
city and another in the southern linn
its. A mortgage for $50, 100000 was
given some years ago to the Farmers
Loan and Trust company Of New York
to secure an issue of bonds. The lines
of the road were leased to the Wiscon.
sin Central Railroad company for $3.50,
600 and the payment Of such additional
sums as would meet the amount Of the
interest on the bonds, and $25, 900 to
the stockholders. The Wisconsin Cen
tral had power to suitcase the road,
and it has two tenants-the Baltimore
and Ohio and the Chicago Great West
ern, each paying $l50,OOO annual
rental. The mortgage is in process OF
foreclosure.
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WISCONSIN BANKERS.
Annual Meeting Of the State Association
at Oshk Oxh.

Annual Meeting OF the State Association
at Oshk Oxh.
OSHKOSH, Wis, June 19.-Nearly
100 leading bankers from all parts Of
the state are here to attend the annual
state meeting of the Wisconsin Bank
ers' association. which was called to
order in the city hall at 1890 a. m, by
President 8. NJ. Hay Of this city.
Mayor Kellogg made an address of
welcome, followed by response by J.
X. Ilsley Of Milwaukee. After the re.
ports Of officers and the appointment of
committees, the meeting adjourned till
1870 p. m, when an interesting paper
on "The Silver Question" was read by
F. G. Bigelow of Milwaukee. A gen.
eral discussion and the election Of Of
ficers followed and the visitors and
their ladies were then taken for four
hours excursion to view the numerous
summer resorts adjacent to the city.
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DOUBLE HANGING
fhe Men Executed Convicted Of Killing
Relative to Get Insurance.

Fhe Men Executed Convicted Of Killing .
Relative to Get Insurance..
ST., THOMAS. Ont, June 19.-John
Hendershot and w. B. Welter, con-
victed at the last assizes of the murder
Of William Hendershot, were hanged
during the morn ng. The drop fell
at S:15.
John Hendershot was the uncle and
Welter was the cousin Of William
Hendershot, the man for whose murder
the two were hanged. The crime was
committed Dec. IA, 1894, the object
being to realize upon insurance which
the uncle had placed upon the life of
his nephew. John Hendershot is al
legged to have planned the murder
which Welter committed while he and
his cousin were alone telling trees. The
evidence upon which conviction was
obtained was purely circumstancial.
Every effort was made to secure a re.
prieve for the condemned. Legal briefs
were submitted to the Dominion cab.
met and Rendershot's daughter per.
sonally pleaded Ill vain before the min.
ister Of justice for her father and
cousin, to whom she was betrothed.
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PENNSYLVANIA FIRES.

Millions OF Feet of Logs and Lumber De-
stroyed.
BRADFORD, Pa, June 19.-The fire
which started Monday in the hemlock
sashings between Buttsville and Orms-
by is under control. 1t is not thought
the fire will spread any further unless
a high wind should spring up. Every
available man is fighting the fire and
their services are paid for at from 81. so
to $5 per day. In the vicinity of Reit-
ersyille and Keshuqua the fires are now
confined to stretch Of territory of
eight miles long and three miles wide.
Large embankments have been thrown
up about Keshuqua and it is believed
the town is safe, although large force
of men are ON hand ready for any
emergency. Millions of feet of logs
and lumber have been destroyed and
hundreds of acres of standing timber.
Everything is as dry as tinder ana
like chaff. A high wind would do un-
told damage.
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TANGLED IN THE WIRES.

Angonixipg Experience of Man and
Woman in Cleveland.
CLEVELAND, June 19.-People passing
along Ontario street were startled by
the piercing screams of a woman which
came from the roof of restaurant
known as the New Wright House.
Looking in the direction from which
the cries came they saw woman en-
tangled in the telephone and electric
light wires 40 feet above the ground.
Her clothing was on fre and she was
loudly calling for help. Several men
ran up the stairs leading to the roof,
and Thomas Bell, stereotyper in the
employ Of The World, ascended by the
fire escape. Bell reached the unfortu-
nate woman as soon as the other men,
and together they released her from
her perilous predicament Just as they
had succeeded in freeing her Bell
caught hold of one of the wires with
his hands. In an instant he was
sWrithin. With Pain
Somebody had the presence of mind to
cut the wire, but that did not save
Bell. He fell head downward to the
fire escape, a coil of wire being about
his hips and holding him suspended in
the air, He screamed for help, and for
time 1t seemed that he would be
burned to death by the flames that
were playing about his body. He was
finally released and, together with the
woman, was sent to hospital. The
latter, whose name is Edith johnson,
will die. her arms and legs being
burned to a crisp. Bell, though badly
burned, will recover. The woman, who
was waitress in the restaurant, had
gone tostks root of the building to see
fire which was burning block away
She leaned ont over the roof to get
better view, and in doing SO graspet
the electric light wires with both Of
her hands
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AFTER EMICRANTS
Wisconsin Commission Work.
ing Hard to Settle Unoc-
cupied Lanes.
GOVERNOR NOW IN THE EAST
Twenty-Five Million Acres in
the State as Yet Unim.
proved.

NEW YORK, June 19.-Governor
William II. Upham Of Wisconsin, and
G.. w. Bishop, secretary Of the Wis
consin immigration commission, are in
the city. They come to New York on
business connected with the promotion
OF European emigration to their state.
There are in Wisconsin something like
25, ,000.OO acres Of land as yet unoccu-
pied and unimproved. The real work
of the immigration commission is to
acquaint the world that those millions
Of acres can be secured at nominal
cost and will make fertile farms for
thousands of families.
"Wisconsin is great state now IN
wealth and production said MIR.
Bishop, "but Its resources have only
been half improved. The encourage
ment of settlement of the more thinly
populated sections is all idea of our
governor, which the legislature has
acted upon in manner bound to bring
about beneficial results. The governor
is ex-officio head of the immigration
commission, and is here to personally
acquaint himself with matters pertain
ing to immigrants, and to do all he can
to interest people of the East i'll the
Extraordinary Opportunity
offered by Wisconsin to homeseekers.
The settlement Of the Northern section
of our state will not be by foreigners
exclusively by any means, but we nat
urally look to that portion of Europe
that has already contributed SO hand
somely to our population"
Governor Upham also spoke of the
purposes Of the state commission. He
said: 1.-THE object Of the immigration
bureau Of Wisconsin may be said to be
solely for the purpose of occupying
with settlers the thinly settled portions
of Wisconsin. To place actual settlers
in the northern portion of the state and
in that way adding revenue to the
taxable property OF the state, but in nc
manner looking to any increase to the
plumber Of laborers now in the state
Also to 60 to the overcrowded centers
Of population and induce people to ge
to state where land is cheap and fer
tile, and thereby gain home and q
financial condition not subject to the
hard times and distress that falls upon
the unemployed during the times Of
depression"