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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-01-31

tporben 1T. jpri&t nidt ALIEN fir ibse
@runbloiigteit. ba iolde Dinse i'm
biplomatifhen Nerfabfen eetpSbnlid
3eit fir tber befnittpe Orpnuns bean>
fpru1en urb teine amtli9e Mntiinbis
sung erfolgt, ebe ale Gormalitdten err
lebigt tporben itnb. Sn ben betrefz
fenben ~off3slen Rreiitn bier glaubt
man, bab bas @eriiat,' Der pOiten lei
benz @rufen 6erbsrt 8ismard ansez
boten tporben, auf Wabrbeit krubt."
Wenn bic ofictellen Rreife Der
8unbesbauptftabt mirtli@ an bic
Wa6rbeit bes eripdbnten @erii4ts
glauben, 10 benefit bas nur, baB lie
bon Der Sk1e, tpelhe Waibinston in
Der Merths 4Shuna Der eurcpdtfher
Diplomatic i'm Mllgemeinen unD Der
beutf4en i'm B~efonberen einnimmt,
feine blaTe M4nune baben, ebenfo nee
nig tpie bic Gorrdponbenten, bic mir
citirt baben. Dk feline @eieQf4aft
uber mas fih in 1lnferer 8unbesz
bauptftabt 70 nennt. slaubt, lie rans
aire in ben Mueen Der Guropder
ebenfo bod, ME in ben eisenen, unb
bab Sober iih auberorbentlid seebrt
unb btsliidt i4dben miiFe, benz es perz
g1nnt lei. in ibren 3aubertrsis ein5uz
treten. Das 1T jebo@ Elm rabitaler
Srrtbum. Mag nun f9le@ter Sc
f4mad. mangelbafte Gr3iebuns .ober
mas imraer font bic urfa9e iein-sez
mug, bic ~fosenannte feine Melt Guroz
pas empfn6et ni9t bios tein 8erlan=
gen, bic @etanntf@aft Der Mafhinsz
toner Cite 3u MAIDEN, fonberr es uberz
lGuft He Elm taltes @ruieln bel benz
bloben @ebunfen baran. Das 1T
nun obne !3tpeifel r.fboding". ia sez
rdbeou unbesreifi@, abtr es 1T elm
mai 70. man felt ii4 bribtn jene
Cite unsefdbr 10 Dor, pie lie uas
bon 3oDt in feinem .1eras Stetr"
por9efiibrt tporben 1T. Das trtldrt
es. tparllm bic europdi@e Diplomatic
ein.1 @e{anbtenz ober 8otf9afterz
Soften in Mafbingtor ni9t dis bic
bSdfts @taFel irbif4er @lidielisteit,
fonbern i'm siinitiqften Sale uls einen
Durdgangspuntt fiir tpeittre 8tfDrz
berune ariitbt.
@erbdltnibmGbig ON lei9teften fin
ben fi@ bic englii@en Diplomaten in
bas Qeben in Md{bingtpn binein, mas
fi@ ia aus her @emeinfamteit BET
|@pra9e unb 10 Dieler Beaiebungen err
tlGrt, aber in Der beutf9en Beamtenz
bierar4ie tpiirbe bic Berufuns auf ben
Mafbtngtoner poften gerube3u ala
Strafperiebung un9tfeben perben1
falls fie einer Mdnn trdfe, Der feinem
Dtenftalter urtb feiner bisberisen Car
ritre mad auf einen @efunbt5huftspoz
fen triten Ranses Mnfpruh bate
BON Wdfbingfon mad 8ruKtl obel
mad Rarlsrube berfebt 81 iDerbtn.
alt als @~tf0rberurg - nibe D. Ml=
bensltber unb b. Gi{enbe9er uni
es 1T nod riemals porgetomrnen, bat
Der Mafbingtoner poiten pon be,
beutf4en Resierung nit einem marnt
befebt iporben tpdrt, Der f4on In gu;
ropa elmer, Observation-Disclosures, &C.
fhtpei9e benrr einen 8otf9afterpoften
bttleibet bate. Mus benz @efagter
sebt btrpor, bab tuenrl Der Raifer ben
8gl. preuB. Stuutsminiiter, Raif
mirtl. @eb. Ratb unb Staatsmintfte,
a. 8. @raf 9erbert ,. 8tsmard burd
Grnennln9 gu .einen berborraeenber
Soften ulls5u3et9nen sebtntt, Ct i'm
ni4t ben Maibingtoner poiten antraz
gen tpirb.
Sir bic elite unferer 8unbesbuuptz
itabt mag has traurig fetn, aber es
1T tpa6r.
.Wetl. poit."
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-01-31
Der oemtfMe 8st1Aatterpotten IN
@atbtn0ton.

Sic ~anelo>ameritanifdt preTe BE-
f9Gftist fi4 INNER nod gang er1itz
Daft NIT Dem bon irgenb einem Spab=
bpgel in umIauf gefebten @eri@t, bab
4erbert 8ismard fir ben beutz
f9en 8oti4afterpoften in Mafbington
in Mlsfi4t genornmen lei. IS tpirb
babel regelmdbig bon ber als gang
feltitperitdnbli@ gsltenben @oratlsz
ieburg ausgegargen, buB es cine gang
befonbere Mus3ei9mlng lei, 3un 0erz
treter bes beutf4en Mei4s in Mafbz
i1pgtor, errarrnt gu tperben. 90 lieb
ii9 Der 20. 81. 9eralb" bor einigeu
8age1 BON fetnem Ma1btngtoner Cor
relponbente1r melben, bab, tperrn Der
ibeuti9x Raifer ben Sobn bts Mltz
Mei9stnn5lers ebren noble, Der Maib<
ingtoner poften als elmer Der gefn4z
teften unb a11gefebeniten iiihb fir biefen
.3ned bon felbit empfeble. limb gez
fern tam beu Mafbtngtoner Gore
1ppmbent ber rMepublic" auf ben Sc
genitanb in elmer SpectalOepei4e 5uz
rid, porin es tp1rtli9 beiBt:
rMtt 8e3ug auf bic bartnddige Werz
bretturg bes @erii@tes, baB Baron y.
bon Saurma : Seltf4, Der beut1hs
8otf@after in Wafbingtpn, bur4 ben
@rafen 9erbert 8tsmard erfebt tper1
ben 1pQe, tpurbe beute auf Der Bot
fdaft gefagt, baB feline Mittbeilungen
iber bic Sadie eingegangen ieiem Die
Melbuns bat jebo@ in beuti4en Sci
tunger 3trtulirt, unb Der nmftanb,
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-01-31
@trbeltttr,,. In 9enneNee.

Mempbis. 9enn., %. San. St.
tern friib nm 6 llbr tpurbe goDins>
ton, Senr., bon einem Mtrbtliturne
getrofen. Der 9burm bes @eri4ts<
gebdubes tpurbe ur1gttpebt unb mebre<
Re 2Gben unb Mobnbdufer tpurben1
f9ltmm bef4dbtgt. Der @Iammtz
f4aber pirb duf $4,000 beranz
falagt. Niemanb tpurbe berltbt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-01-31
Ger aantle1te NIB 9nbukrie4en Bee
2anbeS taste In Gintiu'
natl
3weds GranSans einer iattonalen
Gabrifauten. anotia.
ttou.
0erlelbe mar bon btelen buubert Sc.
lesateu bon iberall ber he,
t@ift.

Wer91lt9etlt Woc1e TT I'm OpD Uels
lotps 3eunpel au Cincinnati, ., Der
Gonpent umeritanii9tr Gabritanten
in @ibung setpefen, bei1en aussefproz
derer 3tped es 1T. eiuxn Matchmaker
gu 9riinben, Der bic Ruufleus
te unb Snbuftriellen bes 2anbes lrl>
faftn lou.
Welde 9ebeuturs Der Sa@e beige
leat tpirb, er9eQt Der llmftanb. bab bic
beutf@e Regieruns Germ Carl 1aller.
eirwr Der Nei9stommiTdre fir bic
Notwithstanding, au benz Ronpent be-
leairt bat. 9err 6alltr 1T benz Obi
eago'er Roniulat als 9orfteber Der
6anbelsabtbeilung atta4irt. Der
Ronpent bat Delteaten aus beinabe
allen Staateu 1lrb 9%erritprien 3ufdm=
1neneebro4t ulrb tpern prattif@e re-
fultdte am Gnbe trit bic 3utunft ber<
porbrinstn tpirb, 10 tperber bod bic
Berubrungspuntte bergeiteqt. Gin
Mustauf4 Der Sbeen unb Grfabrungen
fnbet ftatt unb mo Sonjt bic ein3tlnt
Brande aur grreidung eiires be-
itimmten 3sles tire Rraft a1ein baz
ran feben muBte. 1T iebt Elm md@tiser
Mationalperbaub our G0rberurg ge<
meiufamer SrttreFen 'borba1tben. benn
bab bic @riimbung zines foldtn bas
anmittelbdre Mefultot fem pirb, bafir
fpredben ole Mn3ei@en. ~
8ei Gr6Fnung bes Ronpents tparen
ungefdbr 500 Delesaterl ougegen. ettpu
Elm Drittel berer, tpel4e bon austpdrts
eingetrofen tpureu. Mls tempordrer
Worfiber besriibte Der Gabritant 9boz
mas g. Cyan BON Cincinnati bic Yer>
Ct fpru4 iiber bic tpirtbz
i4aftli4e 8ebeutung btr amtritaniz
f4en Snbuftrie. Damn enttuidelte
er has 4rograman bes Ronpents unb
prd3iirte baTelbe bur4 folstnbe re-
Ben puntte:
/. @riinburg elmer ndtionalea Jaz
Standardization bebufs 8efprez
dung unb GDrberung gegenfeitiger
Snterefe !.
2. Sic 8efirtportung forsfdltiger
@deBsebung, bur@ lptl@e bic Snbuz
ftrit aler 53tpsiee i'm gart3tr Ga1rbe
aeboben. urtb erurutbigt nirb.
8. Die 8efpredung bon Mitteln
unb Meger. tpobur4 Der 9%unbdsperz
febr 3tpifmen ben Der. Staaten unb
benz Muslartb enttpidet un6 ausge>
bebrt tpirb.
a. Die Gtablirurlg BON permanent
ten Musitellungel1 a,neritanif@er proz
butte in ben 4auptitdbten Der fIbz
ameritanii4en Staaten unb arberen
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NlGBen.
5. Musbtbn1lng ber 9anbelsmarine
Der Ser. @taate1.
6. 8au bes Nicaraguaz Ranals uno
beKen Rontrolle bur@ bic Der. Staaz
ten.
!. z. Miebereinfibrlng bet Neaiproftz
tat NIT fremtbe1 2dnbern.
@oup. mcRinIeD bon Obto unb
8iirgermeifter gnlbtpen BON @inctnz
natl bielten am Gr0fnungstage mi1<
tommenreben. Sn ben folgenben ge>
fd6ftliden 8~eratblngen nnrbtn BE-
f@liiFe be3iisli4 Der angeiteQten af<
location nngenommen unb bic per-
l1,anente Organization 1Durbe bo13o@
gen bur4 Mabl bes GERM 9bomus
g. Gaqar WintinrpdtD gum Yorftbenz
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-01-31
Hramenntmmrcdt tn Soabo.

8oiie, Sbabo, 10. San. SIN
9au1e tpurbe cine &efolution, ben s3uz
iah betreFs bes Trauenftimmre@ts
Bel Der nd9iten algemeinen Wabl ben
@timmgebern gu u%nterbreiten, a1tge<
r1omrner1. Diefelbe tptro fofort bom-
@ouperneur unter5ei4net tperben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-01-31
Grbtelte,, perteselte orSers.

0aIleie, gnl.. Is. San. Das
Glotxn<D Department bat bic fofortise
Mbfubrt Der Rreu3tr ,@anger1 unb
.Mlert1 %angeorbnet. 8etbe S4iFe
tptrben morgen nit p~eriieselttn Orbers
in Sc geben. Mud btr Rreu3er
Bottom ma@t fi@ ferttg.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-01-31

llbr mics serabe auf bic iisbente Mao:<
eenfunbe, als BE eriten Qanditr1ms
bas llftr errei4ten. mo lie i'm Nu bic
1Df9ung auf iiber 80 Oarbs Musbeb<
,ruas NIT ii9 fortriTen, tpdbretb un>
ter brauienbem 3ifden cine Dampf>
iGule emporf9ob. beren 9Sbt BON ben
Off3isren aalf tpenigftens 5000 Sub
aef1Gbt tpirb. @leimaeitig erfolgten
unter MaTer f~ortsefeBte grploiione1,
urb Stetne uab Gelsitiide tpurben pie
Rateten gu 9unotrttm na4 allen
Midtunsen bin emporgeihleubtrf. Dx
Dart" lag rur ettpa cine 0isrtelmeile
melt entfernt, 3os ii4 aber. als bas
Meerespufer iiebenbbeib gu tperbtr.
brobte, tpeiter auf bic ofene See
3uriid. Die Ginsebortnen, bic Dor
@4reden ME b.tdubt gu fem f&ie<
men, rannter tpGbrenbbem planlos an
Der Riifte 9erum, fobab Der Romman=
bant befhlob, etpas au ibrer Rettung
au nerfu4en. IS selans au4, einige
a4t3ig an 8orb in Si4erbeit gu brinz
sert, Die fpGter an einem tpeiter fiibli4
gelegenen puntte selanbet unb NIT
lebensmittxln per1ebenr tporben iinh.
Der Mau4 unb Auulm seftaltete fi4
INNER bi@ter, 70 bab bic Some ben
gan8en Sag iber in 10 bobem @rabe
Derbuntelt tpurbe. bab bas in tur5er
Gntfernun9 baliegenbe ufer nur nit
Mube i'm Muse bebalten tperben tcuu@
te. Nm ~folserben Sage u%nternabm:
bas Ranonenboot cine Ralnbfabrt UNI
bic Snfel, obne jebo4 bic 9e.aue Nus,
bru4sftelle entbeden gu tOnnen, bafir
mar has Meer NIT taufenben BON toh<
ten G1den f0rnnli9 bebedt. Gortud9<
renb fenften fi4 bihte Stauttpolten
nieber, bic @9iH urb llfer einbiillten.
Dabei 'folsteM lid in regslmdbigen
MbftGnben StDbt. tpie bon einem ben
M~eeresboben ,lnterniiblten Grbbeben-
Mm 18. Ottober tebrte bic Dart.
tpelde fir bic Mo4t mad BORT Sanb>
mid 9egarrgen mar. r.a4 Mmbrpm auz
rid unb paiirte bic Ste1e, mo Der
.rfoInt mar 81, memenunn MOI a1ms
stif1ffnnh n.tommtn. iiber btm Mai-
ftrfpieeel laserte inbeFen nod inrn1er
sm hnb ri. a;;ff. anhireime M,rSnSe~
rnno.n .rI;tt-n hnfte. ms bie{, niht-
nlI.in. ba. mo bigb.r ti,f,s Tubrpoi~
fer neneien. cine fompafte. al Sells,
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-01-31
Marttbtrihte.
Gbteaao.

@intertpei3en So 81; Rogsen 81;
.@erfte 54-55; 9afer % 81; Gorn
40 Al; Rleefamer 8.75 9.15; ~
motbpfamen 5.25-5.5O; Gla4s 1.42;;
6eu 4.5d-1O.5O; Butter, Grean1erp
.i7-24; Butter, Dairp 1870; Stie>
re 3.15-5.70; Ribe 1896;
Stpders 2.25-2.75; Rdlber 300
$50; @4tpeint $40 35; S&afs
200 33.75; 2dmmer ESQ 40; ST.
f9la4tete 9iibner 81; 9urtep g
8; Gnten 8 10; @dinfe 7-9; 3tpie<
Bell, per GaB 1.50-1.65; @rbfen IS
80; Mepfel per SAB 2.00-3.25;
RartpFeln Asst; 8pbne1 1.35-
1.60; Gier 18-19; 9onig Sd;
6onig, ausgelaKen Sc; 9alg q;
RGft Creamery 1O-11; Rdfe S@pei<
3er 1O-12; Mbisfep 1.22;; pratrte<
bibner per Dubenb 5.00--5.50;
Auails 1.50-1.60; Rabbits o.75-
200.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-01-31
minneapolis & ct. gaul.

Mei3en SO 81; Moggen 44-445;
@erfte AZ; 9afer 30; Corn 81; Gla@s
lao; rpatent" =Mlebl per 100 pfb.
LIS; Rleie 9.50-9.75; Mtlbes 9eu
7.O0-8.OO; Butter, Creamery IS
"a; Butter, DairD 13-20; Gter IA
-18.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-01-31
st.. 2outS.

Stiere 2.5O-4.75; Ribe 2.20
$50; @toders unb Geeoers 1.75-
3.25; @@neine 3.80-4.35; S4afe
2dmmer 4.25; Metaen
52-53; Corn 42--43;; 9afer 80,
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1895-06-21
Raising Peanuts.

DIR. G. w. King is experimenting
with a small peanut crop and has
planted portion of his garden
with this seed. The plants are up
and growing finely. The soil along
the river is we'll adapted to peanut
cultivation and can be prepared
for sowing as late as the middle of
June. The U. S. Farmers bulle-
tin suggests the following rotation.
Peanuts, followed in the fall by
winter rye or oats, and the next
summer the land sown to crimson
clover, to be followed the next year
with peanuts again, SO that every
other year peanuts will be the crop.
Care in the selection of seed is
urged. Analyses show that peanut
hay and peanut cake have a high
feeding valuo.-Tribune.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1895-06-21
NOTICE EoR PUBLICATION.
Land once at la emnae, oregon.

June II, 1875.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
TO make final proof in support of his claim
and that said proof win be made before che
County Judge OF Umatilla county, at Pendle.
ton, Ore, on July ~, 1896, Wig.
A. LINCOLN SwAGGARr,
Hid No. 45oa, for the N Z u sec7, tp4 N r R&EW
NJ. He names the following witnesses 20 prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiya-
tion of, said land, viz: j. w. Stamper, Willis
Bush, Cass CAM ON and I. NJ. bush. all of Ath-
ena, Oregon.
Any person who desires to protest against
the allowance of such proof or who knows Of
any substantial reason, nnder the law and the
regulations OF the Interior Department. why
such proof should not be allowed, win be Civ
ed an opportunity at the above mentioned
time and place to cross-exanine the witnesses
OF said claimant and 20 0iier evidence In re-
buttal OF that submitted by claimant.
d. 4. WILSON. Register
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1895-06-21
Deafness CANNOT Be Cured

by local applications, as they cannot reach
the diseased portion the ear. There is only
one way to cure Deafness, and that is by con-
sttutiOnal remedies. Deafness Is caused by
an infiamed condition OF the mucous lining Of
the Fustachlan Tube, When the tube gets in
famed you have a rumbling sound or I'M
ed Deafness is the result, and unless the In
fiammation can be taken out and this tube
restored to Its normal condition, hearing will
be destroyed forever; nine eases out OF ten are
caused nom catarrh, which is nothing but an
inflamen condition 0fthe mucous surface.
We will give One Hundred dollars Reward
for any case OF Deafness (cauSed by catarrh)
that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
Send for circulars, free.
Il, ]. Cheney 4 Co, Toledo, o.
Sold by druggists, 75c.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1895-06-21
Public Notice.

Notice Is hereby given that win apply to
the Mayor and common conncil of the city OF
held ON the 18th day Of July, 1895, for license
to sell gpirituous malt and vinous liquors in
less quantities than one quart, said liquor TO
be sold only In the MatlOck building situated
on lot Q, In block s, OF said city.
LEW SHAW.
dated June %, 1895. Applicant.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1895-06-21

GOLD has been discovered in Ok
lahoma territory, and the rush to
'Bagg creek, the section where the
discovery was made, eclipses the
famous Boomer rush for land
when the territory was thrown open
for settlement.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1895-06-21

THE Alliance Hearld comes to
our exchange table in new form
and greatly improved, typograph-
ically.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1895-06-21

A TRAMP is tramp. A work
man seeking employment is not a
tramp. A tramp always sneaks up
to the back door to frighten women
and to beg food. Aworkman seek.
ing employment or asking a bite to
eat comes to the front door like a
man and tells his wants like a man.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1895-06-21

COLLEGES are going wild over ath-
letic sports. That worshiping at
the shrine Of athletics detracts from
legitimate collegiate work no one
who has investigated matter can
deny. The success of young Crum
in a foot.race in the east attracted
more attention than the greatest
intellectual feat ON record. In con-
tests in oratory Of debate among
the institutions of the country o
passing notice is sgiven by the press,
but when some athlete wins in a
contest Of muscle and endurance,
possibly brute force, the whole
country is aroused and column af-
ter column is written in regard to
it. Exercise and recreation is all
right but to place these as upper
most in q college education is all
wrong.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1895-06-21

Those drainage troughs on either
side of Main street, as usual, about
this time of the year are beginning
to smell very badly. In front Of
Mosgrove's store the water isstand-
ing with green scum on the top
of it, and school of merry frogs
croak away. Clean the frog pond
out.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1895-06-21

THERE is young man in Ath-
ena, who, if reports are true--and
we have heard none to the contra
ry--should be taken in hand
properly and given good whole
some lesson in the manner in which
he should treat his mother. The
family, Of which he is g member,
resides in the north part Of the
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1895-06-21

A tramp carries revolvers and al
ways resists arrests and makes in
solent answers to a civil question.
A workman seeking employment
has no use for gun. The tramp
and his supporters are the worst
enemies of an honest working
man.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1895-06-21

city. The father is dead, and the
wife and children are in most des-
titute circumstances. The county
contributed to their support until
the commissioners became aware
that the son was amply able to
support the family, but was simp-
ly too lazy to do SO, and that source
of support was withdrawn.
Thus the mother and younger ones
are compelled to suffer for the most
common necessaries Of life, by the
worthless ways of the son. 1t is
said by those living in the
neighborhood that the mother cuts
the fire-wood for the household
while the dutiful (?) and able
bodied son answers roll call in
blue coat with brass buttons at the
armory at Weston, or attends reg
ularly the meetings of the Epworth
League.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1895-06-21

A DRUNKEN New Yorker was in the
act of cutting bis wife's throat with
q razor when a st. Bernard dog,
owned by neighbor, sprang upon
the wretch and would have torn
him limb from limb had not the
owner come to the rescue. The
woman had frequently petted and
fed the dog and with a human in
telligence he saw her danger and
saved her life, Here is a spectacle
for you. The man who swore to
love, cherish and protect the wo-
man repays her love with murder
and the dumb brute rewards her
kindness with his life's service.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1895-06-21

THE Pendleton Tribune calls p
II. Winston, of Spokare, a rene-
gade republican because he is a be-
liever in the free coinage Of gold
and silver at the ratio of 16 to 1.
This is a powerful argument for a
single gold standard aud ought to
silence Mr.. Winston.-Union Re-
publican.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1895-06-21

say the Portland Tomahawk, brings
back to memory the recollection of
an anecdote as told by himself.
Some years ago the old pioneer
took an extensive visit to the East
ern states and among the places he
drifted into happened to be Phila-
delphia It turned out that one
day a street car conductor in
making change for a dollar gave
Mr.. Dufur the entire amount in
pennies, large, copper pennies at
that. This SO amused the old gent
lemen that, after shaking them in
his hands for a few moments, he
scattered them all over the car,
and then taking from his pocket a
handful of twenty dollar gold
pieces he said to the conductor and
others in the car, "This is the kind
Of money we use in Oregon, and if
any of you come there | will give
you q bucketful Of them." The
old gentleman was an enthusiastic
lover of Oregon, and never failed to
speak good on every possible oc-
casion. After him was named the
town of Dufur, located "a short dis
tance from The Dalles, where he
died highly respected and beloved
by all who knew him.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1895-06-21

THE action of the citizens of
Wardner and other mining towns
in the Ceur d'Alene in backing up
the mine owners to the extent Of
allowing them to work the mines
without being dictated to by the
miners union, win bring the up
per country to q greater degree of
prosperity than ever before.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-16

shat you will Gee home rule extended
not only TO Ireland, but possibly 10
Scotland, and l DO not even limit the
evolution there"
Regarding masIacTes Of missionaries
at Ku Chsng, Lord Salisbury said in .
speech on the queens addTessi
"Thera Is every reason to believe that
the Chinese government 10 sincerely do
sirous OF Furnishing the perpetrators oil
the outrage and those who conniVed at
II. Should any lukeWarmnesI become
observable, It will become our duty TO
supply its defect
"With respect to Armenia we have
accepted the policy which our prede-
Cessors initiated and our efforts will be
directed to obtaining an adequate guar
antee for the carrying out Of reform.
We have received the most loyal sup
port from both France and RusSia.
The permanencs Of the sultan's rule Is
involved in the conduct he puraues, II
the cries OF misery continue, the sultan
must realize that Europe will become
weary Of appeals, and the fictitious
strength which the powers have given
the empire will fail Il. lhe sultan will
make Calamilous mistake II he refuses
to accept the advice Of tho European
powers relative to tue elections.
Lord Salisbury then compared the
late appeal 10 tho country to the appeal
against Pitt Que hundred and ten yearS
ago, when then, as now, the nation EN-
phaticaliy declared in favor OF tho house
Of lords.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-16
nnn FnllllIGN MAnKEE.

slalsmsnt Of EIports ~ Europn IN this
Year iBDt
WAsmSaros August l6.--Tho Scoro'
,nry oi Agriculture Issued to-day aSup'
pIamsnl 10 tho publications Of rovleWa
lor foreign markets.
it'how. that notwithstanding Tho do
pro'Iion Of bnAInsn In 1894. tho United
blatsa exported sssa,si3,809 against
ssii COS, ,lGI In 1891 TlirOs'IOurlhs oI
the amount came from lntinh
Tho EnullshapoAking reonlo ol
Europa bought of American oEpa'h
Njl6 6OOOJO worth, and laklna tue Btt
,h pos's,alons ali logOilint thoy took
,52i,OOD,O 900 worth. lhs Unlipl stnlo'
impartial from Crest Britain sf8GB4R'
OJj In 1894, NJ 10 per cent ol our biilith
Imports, ..,-,
Almost ninety Dor cont Of tho total
United HlAiOs exports Worg IN Wo
United Kingdon and DFlll'h posses
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-16
THE MURDER OF LEM,

nwould Require an Armr TO secure tho
Evidence RsqnIrsd.
wAsHisoroS, D. O., August lb.-ThO
state department has received dis
patch from Minister Torrill, in Turkey,
stating that for the past three months
hs has been urging tho Turkish authori'
ties to pormi. an investigation OF Inc
crcnmS,ancss Of tho death Of tDnz, the
b.cycIlSt killsd by this Kurds. Mi. Tor
rli .ayI that In order " comply WIN
the rsquoJL Of Mr.. sachtlobOn, sonI by
Outing to investigate tho case, thai no
bo given authority to search tho real'
lrncos Of tho KurdI Tor relies oi tho
b.cyclN and proofs Of his death, m
a'mv would be necessary.
Iho'O KurdI livR IN tho hills anu
mountains, aud Wonld not permit q
stranger aud foreigner 70 enter their
hpuseq, oven though armed with tue
authority Of tho Turkish government
Mr. Tetill says that hO expects to secure
iRnlfd Of Turkish troops WHO viii &C,
company saehtlobon into the country ol
tho Kurd, for tho purpose oi recovering
lnB romans Oi iOnE.