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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-07-25
Rarttberi6te.
GbieaaS.

Weiaen 65-69; Rossen 54-56;
@erite AZ; Safer 223-26; Corn As;
Butter. Creamery 12-16; Butter.
Dairp PA; Stiere $4,000;
2iibe 1.5O-4.B; Stoders 400
800; &dlber 2.25-5.5O; S4peine
4.85-5.25; Shafe 2.OO-2.75;
2dmmer 3.75-4.25; Gebenbige 9iibs
ner So; Sprins=9ibner 10-12;
9MrteD 6-8; gnten 8; @Gnie per
Dsb. 10000; 3piebeln per SAB
10000; 2lepfel per Jab LOO
4.5O; &artoHeln, neue per SAB ESQ
-2.75; Gier II; Wbistep 1.24; RG{e,
Greomerp IS; Rdie, Shneiaer g.
10.
yeinniapolis i ct. paml.
@eiaen Co.'s; Rossen As;
@erite AZ; 9afer 30; Gorn 81; Gla9S
LAO; rpatent" zWaebl per 100 pfb.
1.75; 3leie 9.OO-9.75; Wilbes !0eu
100000; Butter, CREAMERY 13-
16; Butter, Dairp ga; gier 10
IL.
ct. xouis.
Stiere 3.25-5.5O; Riibe 200
$40; Stoders unb Jeebers 200
$50; S4petne 4.85-5.15; WeiSen
61-66; Corn 40-3; Rogsen As
AZ; Safer 25-27.
0anias Gitu.
Stiere 2.65-5.6O; Ribe 1.5O-
$50; Stoders unb Geebers 2.1O-
4.65; S4neine 4.85-4.95; S4afe
u%nperdnbert.
Mil.oamfce.
Meiaen 67-72; Rossen 81; @erite
48; Safer 27-28; Corn 48; 9tmo>
tbDiamen per 100 pfb. 4.5O-5.5O;
&leeiamen 800 $50; Glads 1.35;
simotbpbeu 12.O0-15.Oo; prairies
beu, 1O.50-11.5O; Butter, Creamery
1916; Butter, Dairp 12-15;
&Gie, Cream IS; RGie, @dtpei5er
LIZ; 3opten s.; aartofeln.
reue per GaB 2.0O-2.5O; @tiere 300
-4.75; Riibe 1.H-3.0O; G:dlber
3.50-5.25; Stoders unb fyeebers
2.O0-2.O; S9neine 4.60-5.OO;
@4afe 2.O0-3.00; 2dmmer 300
400.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-07-25

WGbrenb Der garaen Na4t iparen
bic 'Spanier lbereit llnib ertparteteu
ben MngriF.
Die Betpobner Der Stabt ipurben
bon Der Mnipeienbeit @omea' unb ieis
rer 1ruppen benahrihtigt unb
linen @elegenbeit seseben, bic Stabt
au perlaKen unb Shub auf Der bret
Meilen e%ntfernten @upamal 9acienba
gu fu9en. 'SnsuH@en fns e an, in
Str0men gu resnen. Nls bic Glies
benben bic Sniursentenbanben err
rei9ten, tpurben lie BON be~nielben
angebalten unb inner. mit9etbeilt.
bab muir Grauen unb &inber paKiren
biirften, Bic MGnner aber i'm Eager
3u bleiben bdtten.
8ei Spnnenaufsans lieb Some,
benz 8irsermeiiter Der Stabt iasen,
bab Der ipanif9e Offaier bic Staot
a%ueenblidlid gu ii~berseben babe. ipo<
rauf INN bas Oberbaupt Der Staot
antporten lteb: rllnter teinen umz
ItGnben tperben lieutenant 2aborba.
cber i4 bic Stabt iibereeben."
@ome3 lieB barauf 400 Gapaleriz
item bonn pferbe iteisen unb einen
QnsriF auf bic Stabt MAIDEN. Sur
ielben 3ett riidte ct init benz Reit ieiz
ner 2eute sleidfaIs Dor uno befabl
ben sefaneenen Mannern, beren
Grauen unb &inber aus ber Stabt
ssHpben paren, bic aund4ft selesenen
9duier in 9ranb gu iteden.
@omea rift an Der Spite ieine-
2eute unb Iaste: rDieier Sff5ier if
Elm braper @olbat. Gr min ii4 trob
Aeuer unb Blei ni9t ergeben." Dars
auf CAB CT ben 8efebl, bic Stabt an
alien bier eden an%suaiinoen. Daz
Beuer perbreitete ii4 mil raienber
@1neQigteit uber 5tabt unb ieb,
balb ftanben aud bas Sort, in BEN
bic Splbaten garnt1onirten, in Glams
men. Die Spanier tpebrten ii9 mil
benz Mutb Der @erspeifluns, Bis cine,
na@ benz Mnbern, BON Rau4 iibers
mdltigt, tampfunfdbis muroe. De,
Mapor bibts barauf cine peibe BAR:
lam%entdrflaese auf, unb @omeo liet
! bur9 Elm 9ornfienal pertiinben. bat
tein 9aus mebr anseainoet iperber
1ole.
Quborba unb Elm 2ieutenant, sc
Ipanif4e Solbaten unb % @ueriQas
tamen barauf aus benz Sort unb I'M
ter6anbeIten NIT @ome5 iber bic 8e:
bingunge1t Der uebergabe, porauf II
lire WaHen uno Munition ausliefer:
ten.
Der Marquis bon Santa 2ucit
unb @omea f9iittelten barauf ben
lieutenant bic 9anb unb @ome3 lag
te: uSpanien tann iid %eratuliren
&penn es piele iol@e fdbise @ertbetoi
ger bat, pt sic itnb."
Mfit SbrGnen in ben Musen uni
audenben @e5i9tsmusfeln iberliefer:
ten barauf bic Spanier Mafen uni
Munition.
Gs pGre au@ Elm >puebalfists I'm
ternebmen sepefen, penn 2ieutenarl
Qaborba ii4 nod LANCER sesen cine
ibm iiebenfa4 iberlesene Ma&t auf
selebnt bdtte. Muber einisen tleinel
5itten, liegt @an @eronimo bon:
itdnbie in 9li@e. -
Dies 1T Der 8eridt bon Seiten bel
Snf ~ureenten. Ob berielbe auf Wabr:
beit berubt, mub absetpartet perben
Sebenfalls perben ii9 au4 bic Spa:
1tier iiber bic Sa4e bernebmen lafen
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-07-25
Grobctcm ais .anoesmeDrer.

,Seit Der @%rmerbung M1astas BOZ,
@uBlarb, bura Rauf, bate Sntel
Gam teinen @ebiets : 3utpa@s mebr
gu per3ei@nen. Man tDnnte iogar
bon @ebietsperlu1t ten lpre4en, bic ct
an Der O1ttufte entlang allmGblig err
litten unb nod erleibet, ba ii4 be-
tannt1i9 bort rlang1am, aber beu.z
li4" bas 2unb 5entt, unb bag W}eer
BON 3eit gu 3ett Sribute bean pruht.
Do9 bariiber brau4t ct 1i4 niht
neiter gu grdmen; erbalten bod ptez
berum an anberer @ette bic Yer.
@taaten in ungefdbr oemielben Sem.
po 3upa@s.
Siingit aber bat bic Matur Ut:
plDbli@ ben Ser. Staaten et11 11elles
Stid 2ano sel4entt, oas tie aus &c:
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-07-25
Grmoroet uno b arbt.

8ucDrus, g., 20. Sult. 9arrD
8opben, em Speratsur an Der Yen~
nnz@ompanp 5nii4en bier unb Up
per : @anbustb murbe Nudts bon
Sramps ermorbet unb beraubt. Gr
bate Gags 3ubor IN Der ~pap Gar"
feinen monatsgebalt be5osen, unb
man glaubt, buB bic 9ramps, pel9e
ben gan5en Sag in Der Rdbe berumz
lun9ertem, Jpn bebtpeeen llmsebrh4t
baben. Gr purbe fritz bon benz
Maf4iniften zines paNasierauaes.
auf benz @tlei1e liesenb, entbedt. Der
3u9 tonnte ni@t mebr ansebalten
tuerben unb sins iiber Jpn meg, nobel
Der Ropf bonn R0rper setrennt murz
be.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-07-25
WerunalMdte Mcttcmoc.

Mien, II. Suli. Cine @eiellz
i4aft BON flint engltl4en Souriiten,
tpel9e ben Srtler in Sprol beiteigsh
molten unb atpar obne Tibrer, itur5z
ten etnen Mbbang binunter unb purz
ben ale 19tper perlebt. 3met merbep
faum nit benz 2eben babonfommer
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-07-25
NulpcrsGrploEon

81 0 m, II. Sult. Sn einem pulz
permaga3in gu Stooli, 18 Meilen
n0rbli@ BON bier, fanb cine perbdngz
niBbolle @rploiion ftatt. Stint per-
lonen murben get6btet unb mebrere
anbere berlebt. ueber bic urfa9e ber
@rp1ofion bat man ni@ts in @rfabz
run bringen f0nnen. ... .a
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-07-25
1tm0e,a iitbltdc 8c0rI kMn9.

2pnbon, 6. Suli. Sir Wt0iam
9arcourt uNb bei1en @atttn tpurben
auf ibrer 9eimfabrt bon elmer poli=
ttfden @er1ammlung, als lie bur@
cine bon P6bel betpobnte 8or itabt
fubren, nit Rrautabfdllen unb anbe<
rem l1nratb beporfen. 8eioe MUIR
ben getroHen, jebo@ ni&t perlebt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-07-25

O{9toib, Mis., 16. Suli. pas
2agerbaus Der Banoerob unf e9ais
MSbelfabrit, mel9es fir $4,000 tets
ne @aaren entbielt, tpuroe gelterr'
Mbeno bur@ Teuer aerit0rt: per S@a>
ben betrGgt ungefdbr $4,000 NIT
$685. 900 @erIi4erung.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-07-25
Bic brititd,en Yarlameatswablen

2onbon. 10. Suli. Die Mablz
na4ri4ten ergabn Big jebt folsenbe
parIamentsmitelitber:
Gonierpatipe 200, 2iberal= unioni~
item 81, 2iberale A, p%arneniten 4,
M%c@artbpiten IL, Mrbeiterpartei 1,
uiummen 292. Die l1nioniften ba~
ben Big jebt i4on i'm nd4ften parlu%
ment cine Maioritdt BON 80, tpenn
Die mod .ausftebenoen Wablen ausfal@
len, pie lie tparen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-07-25
Scr bnl9ariide Gr=Yremier stambn.
LON lit AM Is. Gull &C.
itorben,
slls Opier eiaes an ID. Suli ucriibte,
l,eadlcrideu llcder=
fallcs.
9as ieige Nttentat mag fir Ynlgarieu
perbdngnibpolle Jolsen
babeM.

Spfia, 8uagarien, 10. Suli. Gr,
premier : Miniiter Stambulon, mel,
der am Montas auf Der Strabe meu=
9elm0rberii4 iberfaqen puroe, 1T
geitern Morsen 1f2 4 llbr ben i4redz
ii9en Wunben, melde ct bon ben
@Gnben Der Meu4elm0rber erbalten,
erlesen. Ct mar bierais Sabre alt.
9rob ieines jusenbliden Mlters
bate Ct benz Gamble 8ebeutenbes ses
leiftet unb ii9 ben @brentitel bes bull
earH9en @iSmard trtporben. Sein
Sob tpirb bic bittere Getnbidaft ieiz
ner parteiednser eeeen bic jeBige &ez
aierung bebeutenb perf9drfen, uno
{hon pirb es unter @tambulon's
Mnbdngern often ausseipro4en, baB
Shirt Gerbinanb unb feline Miniiter
brett fir ben Morb perantnortlid
gu balten iinb. !9err pettoF, Der
perf0nlide Gfeunb oes grmorbeten
unb 9erausgeber Der vSooboba", Der
5elbit bel Der Mfaire perpunbe! muir
be, 9dlt bel benz @eritorbenen bic Sob
ten1pude.
Das BesrGbnib lit auf Samitaa
Na@mitta9 feitseiebt. Girt 5erbiz
nanb, Der rubnunsspoq", tplv er inn
mer lit, bas 2anb perlaKen bat uni
fi@ in &arlsbao aufbdlt, bat an bic
Wittme Elm Beileibstelegramm &C.
Iunbt, in meldem ct feiner @ntrii=
flung iiber ben Morb unb feline,
Erauer urn ben Sobten Musorud
siebt. @r 5ast, es orange i'm, an
bic berporrasenben @iseni@aften beg
9obten gu erinnern unb an bic srp:
zen Dienite, tpelhe ct 8ulsarien &c:
leiftet. @r bete gu @ott, bab er be,
Witt.pe 9roft fpenben m0se. Sn bel
@ei4t4te piirbe bas @ebG4tniB bes
groBen patrioten etpis fortleben, be,
feinen 6reunben burh Elm berubI9eu:
ungstpiirbises 8erbre9en entriHer
lei.
6rau @tambulotp bat piele 8ei:
leibsbe3eugungen unb Selesramm'
bon firitliden unb t0nisliden Gomi:
lien trbalten. IS perlautet bisbe1
ni@ts bacon, ob benz .erDBten Bul:
garen" Elm .0Fentli@es Besrdbnib au'
@taatstoiten gu She'll tperben uirb
Geugnen ldBt ii9 ni4t, bab feline q:
ferne 9anb aud f4per auf benz Can:
be selaitet bat, unb bab feline gail:
rei9en Teirbe often ibre @enugtbu:
ung iibtr feline Befeitisuns ausipre:
den.
2onbon, 10. Suli. Die Nal
maQ @a3ette iagt in einem Mrtite,
iiber ben meu9elmorb yStambulotp'i
bon Bulgarien":: T5irit Gerbinanb' fiB'
nod in Rarlsbab obne ale Mbiiht
bic @ere9ttgteit tpalten gu lafien uni
gu 9lei4er 3ett fenbet CT 5einen &am=
merjunter an Ttau Stambulop. UNI
beu4lerti4 feline Spmpatbte aus5u=
briiden. Das benefit, bab CT Elm
Teigling unb S4uft 1T.
St. Petersburg, 20. Suli,
8e3ugnebmenb auf ben Morbberiud
auf ST : Premier Stambulop bridt
fi9 bic rNopoje 8rempa" lire Mnii4t
aus, bab bas @eben be1elben erbalten
geblieben, tpenn er ppr @eri9t gelaben
tporben more. @uf jeoea San fugt
bas %genannte 8latt bin3u, mar es Elm
barbarii@er oft, Der ni@t muir bon
ben 6reunben, fonbern ou@ BON ben
Teinbm bes @rePremier perbammt
mirb.
Die rMopofti" 1aet, bab bic Beieiz
tigung benienigen pin14enstperi5
mar, benen bic gegentpGrttge @ituoz
tion iebr sefabrli@ f@ien.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-07-25
unfaa auf einen, 7orpeso.8 cot.

Rem 2onbo n, Conn.,, 20. Suli.
Der i4limmite %llnfall, pel4er bas
3orpebozBoo n@ricion" Big ieBt nod
betroHen, ereienete ii4 am Mitttpo9.
Dafelbe mar brauben i'm @unb, als
plDBli4 cine DampfrDbre plaBte unb
flint Mann berbriibte. Der Dampfer
Cactus" elite CUR 9ulfe berbei unb
bra4te bic Mdnner bier in ben 9afen,
BON mo aus lie ms Spital berbra9t
purben. 3pet bon tbnen iinb i1ntr<
lid oerbrannt. Il.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-03-09
STORY OF ENGINEER NuFFER.
He Rode the Locomotive in the Terrible
Mexican Disaster.

Mexican Disaster.
LAREDO, Tex. March a-Engineer John
Nuffer, the American who is held respon-
siDle BY many in Mexico for the terrible
wreck cn the Inter Oceanic railway Feb.
- last, is in this city, ard gives the fol-
lowing story of the accident: He was
pulling the first section OF an excursion
train, which was returning to Mexico
City. There were fifteen coaches in his
section. At Tcnango, forty-eight kilo-
meters out Of Mexico City, he stopped to
take on wood, which was at IL 30 O'Clock.
lie was crowded OUT by the second section
and the accident occurred at l2 o'clock,
twenty minutes after he had left Tenango,
in which time he had run only seven kiio-
meters.
This, II true, proves that the train was
not running at a high rate of speed as
has been charged At the point of curve
the fourth coach left the track, having
broken an axle. This set the automatic
brakes The engine and first three
coaches did not go forward more than
twenty feet. The third coach behind the
one which left the track was what is
known as an English iron-clad, the frame
work being OF steel and the sides of iron.
This coach plowed through the two
coaches in front of it, and caused the
havoc which cost many Passengers their
lives. The passengers in this coach all
escaped.
While he was doing all he could for the
wounded he was warned that / had bet
ter get away from the scene as some Of
the young men threatened to kill me be-
cause they had lost their relatives in the
wreck. I was firci upon and slightly
wounded in the hip. / Immediately left
the scene and escaped to Mexico City,
from whence / came 10 the United States.
Had | not tecn Mason l never could
have gotten out of the country. / am in
receipt o: u telegram from Mr.. Jackson,
president of the Inter Oceanic, to the ef-
Iect that they did not hold me responsible
for the accident. Mr.. Sullivan, superin-
tcndent Of the line, was on the engine
| with me when the accident occurred.
| To my knowledge there are no charges
pending against me in Mexico"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-03-09
Wisconsin Lawmakers Adjourn.

joint resolution was adopted authorizing
the governor to appoint two additional
commissioners TO erect monuments on
Chickamauga battlefield, one to represent
the cavalry branch of Wisconsin troops
and one the artillery. The bill providing
for tribunals of Cancellation was made a
special order for next Thursday. The
senate adjourned till $50 p. IN Monday.
The joint resolution looking to n reor-
ganization OF the various state Offices and
departments was the special order in the
assembly. A motion 20 lay II on the
table prevailed by vote of 80 20 ~.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-03-09
IMPROVED DEMAND ANTICIPATED.
What Dun & Co. Think of the Business
situation mt the Present.

Situation mt the Present.
New York. March o.-R. G. Dun &
Co 5 weekly review OF trade says: Con.
gressional adjournInent and proof that
though the rate of exchangs rises to and
even above the shipping point gold does
not go out. have produced a much better
feeling. Prices do not improve and there
is on the whole no gain, but some loss, in
wages while strikes OF Is 0Oc coal miners
near Pittsburg and several thousand
bui ding workers, besides strikes IN ten or
twelve textile and iron establishments,
further lessen purchasing power for the
time. But there is anticipation of i'm
proved demand for goods in general, and
many are manufactured aud buying be-
yond present needs on the strength of il.
Cotton has risen y from the lowest point
on record. The rise is due to the belief
that acreage win be reduced this year.
but stocks in sight are SO large as to make
q sustained advance difficult. Whoa. has
risen 2s of n cent because OF rumored in
jury to grain in some states Stocks in
sight are enormous. ard western accounts
make the stock of wheat in farmers hands
very large. Corn has declined 4. Pork,
lard, and hogs are shade higher, and
beef has advanced to the highest point
since July.
Three causes help the iron industry for
the time-expec;ation of another great
strike at the coke works, reports that
Bessemer ore VIII adyance, and u moder-
ate increase in demand for products. The
increase in demand is on the whole small.
Strikes TO resist the reduction of wages in
several textile works, and reduction ef-
fected in some Others, by 10 means con-
tradict the accounts that the mills are re-
ceiving somewhat better orders. Prices of
goods are very low.
Exchanges through clearing houses are
80 per cent. larger than last year, but % 6
per cent. smaller than in 1893. which. for
the first week OF n month. shows little
gain. Liabilities for failures in February
amount to sli.250, l22, against 81. .s95, go
last year, sS $40 1S2 being in manufao:ur-
ing Failures for the week have been 234
in the United States, against PAS last year.
and IS in Canada, against so last year.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-03-09
win Pay the Money Ont Fro Rata.
COMBINED AGAINST JOHN BULL.
Uncle Sam. Russia. France, Japan and
Hawaii, in Cable Laying.

Uncle Sam. Russia. France, Japan and
Hawaii, fn Cable Laying.
wAsHrNGToS, March 9-Whcn congress
failed to provide for building the Hawaii
an cable it by no means ended the ques-
ton. On the contrary it has brought for
ward project of international Importance
by which Russia, France, Japan and
Hawaii will join in an American enter
prise for laying a cable from the United
States to Hawaii thence to Japan, with
branch cables to the French islands and
extensive naval stations in the southern
Pacific. The negotiations with these gov
ernnents have proceeded quietly, but such
satisfactorily results that they are we'll
along toward completion.
The pith of the thing is that If these
four nations go in with Hawaii, the cable
can be landed on the Hawaiian Islands,
for the American treaty which could not
be used to enable Great Britain to land
anywhere or the islands with n cable Will
be the very thing to invite landing fer
the new cable. The United States con-
gress declined to vacate the treaty in or
der to let Great Britain build the cable
Under these circumstances the new en-
terprise, with Russia, France and Japan
joining, has commended itself to Minister
Thurs;on, the Hawaiian minister, and TO
other leading men OF Hawaii.
The British project of a cable starting
from Vancouver aappears to he ended
with the failure of the senate to so modify
our treaty with Hawaii as to let the Brit
ish cable land on Neckar island. The
only recourse for Great Britain would be
to induce Hawaii TO break this treaty OBJ
legation with the United States but it is
known positively that this will not be
doue. Instead, therefore, of British
cable across the Pacific as has long
seemed imminent, France, Russia, Japan
and Hawaii are now uniting with Ameri-
can enterprise to execute this work of
vast commercial and military Importance.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-03-09
Tor, Z. Piece. bv Wild Beasts.

HUNTINGTON, W Va, March s-Rev.
Elijah Teller, who lived on Pigeon creek,
Logan county, left his home for a short
walk down the creek. As he did not re-
fGrn in due time his folks went in search
of him Pieces of his body werc found
scattered along the road, ana il is thought
he was attacked by wild animals and torn
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-03-09

neSSeS and Ceraree-
ments Of the fernale
system
The /" Prescription y
CURES liberation and
Falling Of the Womb,
Ieucogrhea and Cter-
inc debility.
Miss MAGGIE Crow
igy. Of jamestown. ",
l.. stys: II feel as II
I had a new lease Of
life s.ace taking the
Prescription l truSi
thai others viii hnd tn
ss5rae beae6t from youl
wonderful medicine :;
l have"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-03-09

A good MANY tired men and women
could get rid of that pain in their
back il they would try Parks Sure
Cure for the Liver and Kidneys.
The trouble is usually there, and
Parks Sure Cure reaches and cures ii.
Sold By Hartz 4 Uliemeyer.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-03-09
NOW COMES THE NOS SPIRIT.
Disgracefui Proceedings of the Multitude
Outside the Court Room.

Outside the Court Room.
/, was probably We'll that the jury found
the defendant gui,ty-well for the jury as
well as for the pri. oner, perhaps. Seldom
does the mob spirit make Il show Of itself
like it has done in This case. The jury
knew what the feeling was Tor its mem
bcrs had heard the hoarsc shouts of
'Hang him" that were uttered, when op-
por;uni,y offered, at the jury. Another
exhibition of the spirit was made after
the verdict had been read and court ad-
journed- Hayward was taken down stairs
and led back to the Jail under a strong
police guard. In tho bolief that trouble
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-03-09
socinli,t.c Idea OF L.bcrtyf

PARIS, March "a lumber of socialists,
headed by Eugene Fournare, went to the
church of No.re Dame. insulted the
preacher and came to blows with the wor-
shippers. The police were called and au
hour passed before the riot was subdued.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-03-09
Banker Found over for Trial.

SPARTA Wis, March e.-Baaker NJ a
Ihayer. who Is charged with receiving de-
posit- after he knew his bank was insol-
vent has been examined and bound over
trial. I. shaw, of Boston. and Il. shaw,
Phillips, furnished ls.oOO bond, aud he
WIS released.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-03-09
MARKET QUOTATIONS
Corrected Daily by Slater Montrose
1920 Second Avenue.

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ions bought and sold. Private wires
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SAVERS FIGURES.
Democratic Reply to Cannon's
Statistical Broadside,
CLAIMS A REDUCTION OF MILLIONS

mary of the Document He Publishes
United States, France, Russia, Japan and
Hawaii in a Scheme to Beat John Bulls
Pacific Cable.
WASHINGTON, March 9.-Chairman Say
ers, Of the house appropriations commit
tee, has made q strtement Of the appro-
priations of the last congress. He pre-
sents in the statement tables showing ap-
propriatiors of the three congresses as:
Fifty-first, sl.o;;5, ESQ. 100; Fifty-second.
81, 027, IGl 81; Fifty-third, s9Jo, 35S 69i.
Sayers says: The appropriations made
by the Fifty-third congress, includin q
permanent appropriations, show a reduc-
ton of s35, 765, $50 under the appropria-
tions made by the Fifty-second congress.
and s45,3i1, AIS under those made by the
Fifty-frst congress-"
Saving on New Public Buildings.
Sayers, making a comparison with last
year, shows that there is a net increase of
1851. 80. 1.-The new public buildings au-
thorized, including one in Chicago to
cost s4Ooo,O19, will not exceed
in cost $500 coo beyond the sums
appropriated therefor, while the
Fifty-first congress left to its
successors more than IS, OC0,o00 to be APP
propriated for public buildings which it
authorized. The salaried list Of the gov
errment has been reduced by this con-
gress in the eases of more than too persons
| with annual compensation amounting to
quite three quarters of a million dollars. !"
Payment of the Sugar Bouncies.
TIE secretary of the treasury will within
the next few days begin the preparation
of regulations under which the appropria-
ton of s., 00l0oO made by the last congress
as bounty for sugar produced in 1914
| will be made. The act provides that there
| shall be paid on cane and beet sugar pro-
duced in 1884 Il bounty at the rate of eight
! tenths of cent per pound, and appropri-
ates 1000 000 for this purpose. The best
data obtainable, however, indicates that
| the appropriation is entirely too small.
and that something, like 50, l.0,0JO would
be necessary 10 liqcidate all of the claims
on basis CT cight-tenths of u cent per
pound.
VIII Pay the Money Ont Fro Rata.
Louisiana, it is said, produced about
7O0,OoO.ooo pounds, Florida and Texas
| -. .oOO, 200 pounds, and estimating the beet
sugar production ut 10 0)0,OJ0 pounds
the same rs the yield of lSJ3-gives total
of 965, 10000 pounds. In view of the
probable shortage Carlisle has decided to
pro rate the payments among all OF the
producers according to their yields. This
wu1ld warrant a payment Of about 6o-l0o
oi a. cen. lcs PIaIia ...s cad OF $40 OF a
cent. Under his arrangement all claims
will fare alike and any scramble FOR pre-.
cptlcpce will be avoided.
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Secretary Gresham Under the Weather.

WASHINGTON, March g. - Secretary
Gresham, who is confined to his rooms q.
his hotel by an attack OF neuralgia if the
stomach, is reported to be much better
and it is expected that he will be able to
be about in n day or two.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-03-09
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