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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-10-03

publi5irt, in offiaielen Yeridten unb
Settunssarttteln, als in anberen
aber bas, mas bas Depart.s
ment per0Fentli4en ldbt, entbdlt Bel
Weitem nt4t bic Snformation, auf
tpelae auspdrtise Resierunssn pirts
llten Wertb lesen."
n9inii9tli4 Der @attung Der Sc
l4ube ooer 9anpaHen, pel9e mir
fiir 4rmee unb Marine an1dafen,
berrl4t lpeiter tein @ebeimnib, fubr
Der Off3ier fort, die meiIten ber1el<
ben limb often p~atentirt, unb piele berz
ielben perben brett BON ben 0abriz
tanten setauft. Die @9iebibunaen,
Bel wel&en bic @eidibe, tpie audi bic
2afetten auf tire 2eiitunssfdbisteit
sepriift tperoen, finben DHentli9 itatt,
aber tpt4tig 1T es, eebeim gu balten,
pie ptele FOLDER Sci 4ibe unb Wafz
fen mir Be- iben, unb po 3. 9. bic Sc
i4iiBe in unieren Geitungsperten auf>
9elteQt limb. reip. mo biel elben i'm
&rie9sfaQe 'plu5irt perben iouen. 4lz
leroings lperoen manamal Be1u4er gu
unieren &iiitenbatterien auselaKen,
aber lie t0nnen penis babel lernen.
9iele 8atterien iin0 in 6riebens3eiten
teinespe9s 10 arran9irt, pie iie fir
BEN &riegsfal ausgeriiitet perben
miirben.
IS eriitiren gebeime plane, na9 be-
men bies aIes gednbert iperben pirDe
unb ipionirenbe 8e1 u4er, bic Der u
den miiroen, na4 Der i6nen gu &C.
bote 1tebenoen Snformation iia Pldne
N ierer @ertbeioieunssperte gu tonz
itruiren, biirften 1i9 setdu19t 1eben.
Was un1er &riegsoepartement anbez
trift, 10 be1ibt baNelbe, CLAUDE i'd,
elm 10 gut ausgeitattetes militdrii 4es
sbureau, mie ireenb cine
anoere Nation. Sn ben Mr4ipen
oenelben niirbe man Berihte finben,
entbultenb militdril4e @ebeimniNe
neueiten 0atums, mel4e BON ben fremz
ben GENERALIZATION auf bas iorsfdlz
tigite gebiitet perben, Dinse, Deren
8etanntiein gar nidt eearsm0bnt
piro. IS4 CLAUDE, es tunn ouperii4tz
lia gel agt peroen, bab mir ptel mebr
iber bag @e1dubpei en- uno bic s.
1tun9sperte .auspdrti9er N%ationen
mile uls jene iiber bic uniri9en.
Uni ere 9u4per itdnbieen iinb Der On
1idt, bub UNI 1er neues 4rmee= @epebr,
bic mirt lam1 tie eri5tirenbe 9unbfeuerz
maHe ut, unb bic nit un1eren i'm
Materpliet Mr1enal angefertiaten Telb=
uno 8elagerungsz@el4iiben angelteQz
ten S4ieBproben baben ertpteien, oab
feline anbere Natipn Before beiibt. Was
mir brauden, 0as lit etne 9r0bere Nnz
gail bie1er @e14iibe unb einen ipite<
matil4en Plon fir bic &%iitenpertbe1z
bieungs Werte gum @4ub unlerer
groBen Seebdfen."
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-10-03
uctcr @ieiewanla9en.

Das fSelb, mel9es cine Miel e geben
ion, mub in gutter 9lngtraft ite6ea.
@s UT minbei items 1don elm Sabr borz
ber barauf Riidiidt gu nebmen, baB
es BON l1ntraut geidubert mirb. Nu9
bic Nueden eeb0ren gu bielem I'm
traut, benn in elmer guten Wieie 1inb
tie ni4t. sSm 9erbit Dor Der @in1aat
1T bas 2anb tief gu itiir3en, I'M 3tpeiz
ten 6riibja6r bic raube 6ur4e ab3uz
eggen, Ioann, in tbunli&it trodenem
s3u1tanbe, no4mals ha9er gu pfliigen
lnb tlar gu eggen. Muf bieies CUBE
rettete Qano pirb gadGet, am beiten
erit i'm Mat, tpenn feline 5r0lte me9r
gu fir9ten 1inb. Mam Derl4afe iiA
bic Conner Bel einem 3uperldi1tgen
@amem6dnbler, laHe 1i@ ober jeoe
Sorte auein geben, ober er1t beim @mz
pfang in 3pei Mbt6eilungen mi16en,
10 bab bic &leearten, 0as 5imotbpz
9ras uno 9lei4 idperes 3u1ammenz
tommen, unb bic @rdier 'oeren Gu
men in elmer @preu fteden, ba9er lei4t
iinb, tpieOer 8uiammen. Die lebte
M}t1 9ung idet man 3uerlt unD e9gt
lie init elmer leidten @g9e Elm, bann
1det man bic 1d)pere Wtil9ung ba:
rauf unb mal8t nit elmer glottsa
@al3e. @s empfe6lt. 1i4, bic Soatz
gauge ni4t iber 4 S6ritte breit 3>l
MAIDEN unb, bei 3tpeimaligem Gang,
oas 3meite Mal in entge9engelebter
Ni4hlng gu 1den, ober einmal in Die
2dnge, oas anbere Mal in bic Quere
Nuf bte1e WeiIe mirb man cine ri6:
tige Miele %betommen, bic i6on i'm
er1ten SpGt1 ommer einen trGftiger
@4nitt unb inn 3tpeiten Sobre ELM
poQe @rnte lie ert. Wer Somen Dor
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-10-03

elmer NIT Der 9iefe ma9lsnOsn Sc
i4minbi9teit binpei1en. Das iinb
etnige Der bauptid4li9ten grgebniKe,
bic 'btsber an einigen Srten Guropas
unb Sapans 'ourd @eoba9tung nit
belonoeren Snitrumentm er6alten
puroen. Sober be9retft iofort. mie
tptdttg es iein miirbe, menn 1olde Be-
oba4tungen an ie6r 3abireihen Sta=
tionen uno ipltematil@ anse1teut per=
ben tDmten. 0r. y. &euberzYa1dz
ptb 1T 6esbalb nit benz Plane berporz
getreten, Elm ;nternationales Neb bon
@rbbeben Stationen in Mnregung gu
|brtngen, bei1en Nufgabe es lein i'm,
bic Musbreituns Der BON groBen CRIB
bebencentren ausgebenoen Bepegunz
gen uuf Der @rboberFd4e uno burdy
ben @rot0rper in ipitemati1 9er Weiie
gu beoba&ten. Sir ben Mnfan9
i9la9t ct folgenbes por. Gs iollen,
con Sapan a~usgebeno, nel4es ni4t
nur zines Der pi4tisit:n Grbbebenz
Timber 1T, ionbern bas au4 bic BEL tie
Organization Der Grbbebenz 8eoba6z
tungen belibt, etma sebn @tationen
berart ausgeri1 tet tperben, bab lie 5id
3iemli4 g%leifmabig User einen ben
Musgangspuntt init 1einem Mntipoz
benpuntt perbinbenben 9albtreis perz
tbetfen. I@ie brautben ni4t nirtli4
'auf einem unb bemielben grDbten
&retie Der @rbpberfd4e gu lie9en,
Ipnbern bonn Musgangspuntt na4
berI 9iebsnen &iftungen hin, UNI audi
fir bic Beoba@tung Der Grbbeben an<
berer 2dnber giinitiee 8eoingungen
gu bietsn, 10 tpeit bies Bel elmer tlei<
men Mn5abl BON @tationen errei4bar
1T. Nimmt mar Sptto in Sapan
als Musgangspuntt, 10 liegt ber Mnz
tippbenpuntt in BET 8reite BON 8uez
NOS Mires, etmas Ditli@ BON Der &iits
5lbameritas i'm Mtlantt14en Ocean.
OTIS 8eoba4tungsorte miHen lol4e
gemdblt merben, BEL benen cine genaue
3eitbei Thinning mDgli9 1T, benn bieie
lit bic erite Beoingung fir genaue
@rbbebenA8 eoba@tungen 9ie an
ben ein3elnen Statipnen auf9eiteQten
Mpparate miiKen m0gli4it alei@artig
1ein unb auf ben gletden @rab BON
Gmpdnblt@teit gdbra9t mer6en. Nls
nptbpcnbige @rgdnaun9 bes borgez
19la9enen neutrality-suspicious. Be-
tradtet 9r. p. &euber No19tpib bic
8egriioung elmer @entral1tele fir bic
@ammlung unb @erDfentlidung BON
@rbbebsnzMa9ri@ten aus Der aan5en
Melt. 9en pidtig1ten She'll bes gu
1ammelnben 8epba9tunosmaterials
miirben natiirliG bic Bepbudtungen
der proiectirten @rbbeben=@ tattonen
bilben. @ebr mabr 1a9t oer genannte
Tori@er, bab bic 8ebeutuna Der bon
linn in @or1@laa 9ebradten 8eobad<
tungen ni@t bo@ genug angei4lagen
aperben fam. @ie per0en uns 3. 8.
Mittel an bic 9anb geben, uber ben
4u1tanb bes @rbzSnnern, ipel4es Der
birecten 8eoba9tung etpiq ent5ogen
bleibt, MuKhliiKe 81 erbalten, bic ben
@treit BET @eolo9en iber bieien gu
dtanb i@li6ten. Namentli4 bic @eis>
mplogie mirb cine %ungeabnte T0roez
rung erbalten, benn ale CRIB unb
5eebeben, mo mmer lie 1tattinoen,
miiKen lire Spuren uuf ben pbotoz
9ranrmen Der geplanten Stationen
1in+erldHen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-10-03

1elnen ei9enen Wtei en- benubsn mD9te,
Der lamnle iol9en benin 5euablaben,
mo5u aber bas @ras etnas retfer 1ein
mub, uls man es gu 9utem 9eu mdbt.
9ieie 9eublumen mii0sn, obne feu9t
unb beib 9eporoen gu fem, pie jeoe
anoere &0rnerfru4t, gepubt unb biinn
auf ben Spei4er 9e19uttet peroen.
Nur nod einise Worte iber bic @rz
baltung elmer Wiele in 9utem 3uitanz
be. WiQ man gutes, ndbrtrdftiges
9eu, BARI man bas 8rus ni9t aana
ausreifen iafsn; oaour4 lit es einen
Sbeil Der @rdler pel9e ni4t fort=
ouuernoe iinO, bus beiBt burd @urz
5elbetodung iia perjinsen, unm0sl;h
gema9t, ii4 bur4 unnatirli4en Ga
menausfaQ 10. .t5upflanaen. Wir
miifen bieie ali 0 DON 53eit gu 3eit
'our4 Nu41aat e~rgdn5en. IS 9ei4ie5t
Oies i'm 6ribjabr, penn Der 8pben
bur4 ben 5roit mirbe gema4t unb
abgetrodnet lit, NIT elmer @iei enegge.
@lei45eitig tann au4 Der i'm Winter
aufgebra4te @taQoinser peresst per=
ben. SolAe Bebanolung mirtt 1ehr
ppbltbdtt9, unD Defenders perben baz
Dur9 bic &leearten gum 8eoeiben gez
brabt. 0a, mo bic Wie en- i'm 6ribz
ja6r gu lange felldt bletben, nebme
man Die1e Nu4i aat unD 8earbeituna
glei4 na6 Der 9euernte Dor. BUR @r=
6altung elmer Wieie sebDrt ferner, iie
Dor gu grober NdRe unb gu 9roBsr
Srodenbeit gu bepabren unb Tie in
gutem &raft5ui tanoe gu erbalten.
StauenDe Nd5Ie muB, ND @efdQe
p%orbanben ooer gu gepinnen 1ino,
our4 ofene ober ge0edte Wb5u9sgrGz
ben .beieiti9t, gu grobe 5%rodenbs1t
bur4 epedmdbig ungele9te 8emdNez
runJg iibermunben nerben. Wo gu
lebterer bic 8Gbe pDer 0uellen feblen,
belfe man ii4 init Der Winterpd7ez
rung, 3ruhnd erung BEL S4neeubz
gang unb oergleiden. Wiei zen ni4t
gu biingen->pie bas manamal gelebrt
tpuroe-i1t fql14. benn 1ie perarmen
unb bringen 9ungergrdier unb Moos,
1ie iibermGbig NIT I@taQmtit gu bin
aen, lit 1hdDli4, neil baour4 has
feline 8obengras bertilgt pirb. Ser
5e1te unb biligite 9inger lit &omz
poft, ben jeoer umiidtige 2anbmirtb
1i9 ibereitet unb pelder, aud n1lr
oinn ausgebreitet, Wun0er mirtt.
BON ausge3ei4neter Wirtung 1T au4
BET @toub unb Mb3ug bon @traben,
Die init &alt1teinen bel9ottert itno.
Gin Wediel init @talbung, bielen
eroigsn Diingern uno BON &unitoiin<
gern-p6o5pbatmebl unb &ainit-ilt
gu empieblen.
Mie5en init Mporboben llnb mo- fem
@onbboben, bie lpeacn ibrer Gage
nid)t griinblih entipd7ert tperoen tOns
men, bebiirfen elmer 5eitlpei{ len Grnell*
erunq, bic @ieogrdi er nebmen on It
%uber6unb. MQe 6 Bis 10 Sabre bre4e
man 1e i'm @pdtjabr m0gli4l Bel
Erodenbeit urn, laf1e bic 5ur4e Big
Triibjabr liesen, egge 1tarf ab uno
5Ge, 3ienli@ bi@t, 5utter>piden Elm.
Die :Butterpiden erl tiden burd lire
poli tdnbige @e14attuna bic l1ntrduz
ter. eSm folgenben Sabre tann pis>
Der cine gut gepGblte 9ras1 uat gez
ihe6en.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-10-03

babe id sinmal LANCE g~eIefen uno
in bic buntle Na6t bineingemartet.
IS mar unbeimli4 buntel unb itiQ
Itpie in einem @rab. y@ poQte MIDI
be3tpingen unb benz @ruuen tpebren.
SSn oer SUIT tlan9 p!0bli& bas nil
oerli@e, langge5ogene 2aden elmer
.gule. Sd ri4tete rubig oas @epebr
auf ben St0renf rieo unb 19oB i'm
berunter. Ser &nal bate einen nay
rem 9sreniabbatb er5eu9t. 9iGt me-
ben mir i@oKen buntle @eitalten porz
BEL, Elm &anin@en 1prang iiber meme
Tube, Na4tgep0gel itri@ treileno
bur4 ben buntlen Sort. 9arauf
fant bic Natur langiam mieber in
lire Mube. Mir aber moute bas
@rauen ntht tommen. @egen Mitz
terna9t bra9 t4 auf unb' cling quer
our4 ben Walb naa 9au5e. Nls i4
aus benz 9o4palb in einen 'nieoeren
5@lag trat, murbe mir plDblih gang
betlommen, poriidtig mab i'd jeben
@9ritt, unb i'd mar frob, als i9 MIDI
enoli9 in meinen bier PfGblen fanD.
9as @ruuen 1T alip nur our4 bus
Duntel er3eugt, unb es peritdrtt ii4,
menn mir in Der u%n9eipibbeit geben.
@ls i@ rubig auf benz 2eiden itein bes
eri@o1enen 60riters iab battle id
pidts gefiblt.
Sd babe nod einen SberfDriter uno
cine Mn5abl Wtl6erer gefragt. Ser @rz
1tere meinte, Der nGdtli9e Walb lei
tmobl unbeimli4, uber man gemDbne
1t4 oaran, bel onbers penn man longe
ein Repier besebe. Mlio NIT Der
tpaG enben '@i4erbeit 1hninbet bus
@rauen, i'm unbetannten Waloe lit es
5tdrter. Die Wilberer e%rtlGrten, baB
lie es ME empfunben bdtten, einmal
1eien lie fait ME aQein uno oann gu
1e6r nit tbrem @emerbe Be 9Gftigt.
/: 9erielbe Sbsrf0riter gilt als elm
1ebr tluger uno iebr mutbiger Mann,
por benz bic Wtlb1huben Der 9on3en
@egenb einen unbeimli4en Me1pett
baben. DAB bic @rauen e%r5eugenoen
@efabrm bes nG4tli9en Walbes oft
iebr luii9e Scenen er3eusen, mag oas
fplgenbe Sc i9idt9en aus benz 2eben
jenes Torfmannes lebren: @r 9ing
emf gum 6rii6am1tanb auf einen 1tarz
fen BOD, es mar buntel uno unbeim=
li4. Sbm puroe ielt1am dngitli@
gu Mutbe; jeber Baum i&ien belebt,
unb feinbli9e Traben blidten aus benz
@inbsnz unb DE tegentrre. pl0blid)
1ab ct por ii4 cine &ieIengeitalt nit
bor tiger Riiden uno auf Dem &opfe
3ipei ffarrenbe @0rner: Der leiblt4e
@ottIetbeiuns. Ser Sberf0riter cling,
troyoem i'm gruielte, binter benz Sc
ipen1t ber unb bemertte balb, bab bic
Duntelbeit linn einen Wilboieb, Der
ben erlegten BOD auf benz &opfe nad
elmer &iatun9 l4leppte, als Seufel
battle erideinen laf1en.
NeSebt ~parf Der @oub1diib feline
8urbe ab, 1ebnte 5ein @spebr at einen
Baum urb ma@te iih baran, baS
Milbpret auf3ubreden. Der Sberfprz
tier trat beran, ergriH bic Mahe, ei1le
punber1 40ne, funtelnagelneue 9opz
pelbi&ie, unb es entipann 1i4 folgen@
bes 3piegefprd4:
Isl, @9uft, 6abt sSSbr elm f40nes
@epebr, bas tonnte mir gefuQen!!"
nmorJ'n, !9err O%berf0r1ter, meme
&ameraben baneben bdben nod bel
i40nere."
Ser Toritmam blidte CUR @eite
unb iab flint @epebrmiinbungen bro
benb gegen feline 8ruit erboben. Shne
Elm Mort gu iagen, iebte er bic i4Dne
Doppetbu4ie pieber an ben Baum
uno ma@te &ebrt.
Scr Seufel," i9loB er feline Gr>
3dblung, 1par mir ri4tig begegnet,
bic &erle batten i'm i'm 2eibe,"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-02
THE TENNESSEE GOTERNOESHIP

ATTORNEYS FOR EVANS AHD TrHNEY NrENs
BEFORE THE LEGIsLATIvE CONVENTION.
Nashville Tenn. May 1SpccaD.-The Joint L"gi'-
atye Convention TO consider the Govcrnorshlp con-
test to-day adopted by vote OF G 10 g. the resolu-
ton introduced by Mr. Rowan. "A Republican member
OF the Investigating Committee providing That at
torncys representing Turney ana Evans be allowed
10 appear before the convention ana argue points OF
law and rulings of the committee. The Committee
on Rules recommended IN" rejection Of Mr.. Rowan =
resolution and there Was considerable discussion
before the vote taken. During the discussion
Mr. Baker tI.cp) asked by Mr.. FITZPATRICK
ODefnJ II he had not already made up MS NINA no"
he intended to vote MIR. Baker replied that ne mao
and said that he made up his mind when the la"
was introduced IN direct opposition 10 the consti-
ton. which said iha, the having the majority
on the face OF the returns shall be- lnaugurated Gov
The applause hat greeted ,his was 'nkrh @ no
by the galleries. and became 80 deifehliiR lnh the
president Mr. Pillow. said he would order the gal
leres cleared II there was rcpe etition
The previous question the adoption OF the reso-
luton called and the vote resuiteh as stated.
The announcement OF the vote was grecteh Dy chce:s
and applause from the galleries ana from the moor
OF the House. Counsel for Mr.. Turney ana MT.
Evans spoke this evening and the argument by at
torneys will close tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-02

hand touching the steel was so burnt that part OF
the skin was left upon the armor. That SHOWS nov
intense Is the heat engendered by the impact OK
shot and how rapidly the steel conducts ha neat aar
One shell struck open gun SHE'D or the Cnen,,
Yuen early In the action, and gancng thence, passed
through the open port Seven gunners were kliea leo
and fifteen wounded by that shot. Early in the
fight the Maxim gun in our foretop was sllenced ,sc
The HOES pierced by She. could be seen from the
deck. After the fight found the officer and men
on duty there all dead and frightfully manged.
That one shell had wrought the havoc.
he detonations CT the heavy cannon and the impact
of hostile proecti.es produce conclusions that
actually rend the clothing Off The Chinese soldiers
deserve all credit for their courage and obedience
gerous. When the Chen-Yuen's forecastle was
ablaze from Jap shells ! ordered several onSers T
TO cross the shell-swept Place TO fight the hre Tney
shrked that duty but when called upon the men
the ship was saved II was while on this duty tnai
a shell, passing between my legs threw me aloft. ana
let me down upon the deck with such violence tnat
| became unconscious. and was out oil the ngnt.
All OF the officers, however. were not cowards. Cn
nv ship were several who had been educated In
this country. and they brave and devoted
as men could be. Others, however, were In the
safest place they could find amidships.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-02
REPRIMANDED BY SPAIN.
THE COMMANDER OF THE SPANISH
CRUISER REBUKED FROM MADRID.

SENATOR DuPUY DE LONE SAYS THAI 'A'
TENANT uARRA HAS BEEN CALLED TO Ac-
COUNT FOR FIRING on THE ALBANIA
Washington May 1.-The SPANS" '"'''''''
Senor Dupuy de LONE. referring TO 'he s'd'e.
ment that Lieutenant Harra. who co"hha"ue"
the Conde de Venedto. which fireh upo" '"e
United States merchantmen Aanca some weeks
ago. had been sent to Havana and placed o"
duty In the Office Of the Marine Com"'a"u""''
and that this designation was intended 10 oe "
promotion. said:
Promotions in our navy go by strict senoii;y :; ,os
detail officer from to land duty heamS III ,asstno
an important part OF his pay. ma! s"s IL y. no ha >
that so far as this gentleman Is concerh'u' ~.
received from Madrid rebuke. ana not DR., p'o''o 20
lion The Venedito by the way. is not gunpoa,, as
she has been usually characterized She u Is,
ond-class cruiser. a sister ship OF the ihih' 20 o.
bella which here at the naval review, W. c,,
ago Owing the temporary absence OF m ns' ,Irro I
mander, Captain Van de Fragata Lieutenant h'''"
In command.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-02
THE TRIAL or TIE COFTTyS.

Indianapolis May ,SpecaD.-The case against
Francis A. and Perclval Il. coffin under indictment,
for wrcckng tho indianapolis National Bank. has
been set for trial May 2s The men were convicted
n year ago. and sentenced to the pententiary for
terms Of ten and five years respectively They
wer, taken to the Michigan city Pcnitentary
where they were held for a week. when they were
released on a supersedeas issued by Justice Har-
Ian. pending an appeal to the supreme Court OF
the United States. The Supreme Court reversed
the case. and granted the men new trial Since
their release from the peniientlary both have been
under heavy bonds appear for trial The bond
Of Francis A. Coffin fixed AT S25.CfC and that
OF p Il Coffin at sl2 500. The former Is now dan
gerously III In New~vork city. and was present
In court to-day His bond was declared forfeited
The bond OF Perciva Coffin was reduced from
1lo 500 5000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-02

A TREMENDOUS STRUGGLE BETWEEN hliLepwN-
Ens AND THEIR HANDS ~ oINNYNIiIE.
Providence H. /. May There are at present l'o
wcaycrs out al the Wcybosset Mills. fofty-four al
Riverside and ~ a. Mnntol. Ia addition To thos"
that went oui ~ tho National Mills several days
ago. II IL believed that all the mills nnect'h VIII
wind I'M matters now ana shut down AS quickly as
,osalhlc In some mills this will be question Of a
few hours In others Of days. When the shutdown
comes Il WI mean 800, idle operatives IN olncy-
vile alone.
pawtuckci X. l.. May AL IN" wcav"rs. loom
hxcrs ana drawers In IN" weaving department "'
the Farw.ll Worstcd Mill In Central Falls. number
ing Ipo strtick this morning. Upon going TO work
they found copies Of the motto" adopted AZ inc
nannfacturcrs meeting In Providence" which hhi
hrcn posted ,omc time during the night The gis
Of the notice Is that II employees are not HatlrH'h
With the present prices the mill would not start up
Monday May l3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-02
TEN PEOPLE KILLED.
RUIN IN A TORNADOS PATH.
HOUSES WRECKED IN KANSAS AND THEIR OccU-
PANTS BURIED IN THE RUINs-NAMES

HOUSES WRECKED IN KANSAS AND THEIR occu-
PANTS BURIED IN THE RUINs-NAMEs
OF THE DEAD AND INJURED.
Hutchinson. Kan. May Wreck and ruin and
loss of life were crowded into brief space OF
time BY tornado in the farming district twenty
miles east Of this city this afternoon. Ten lives
were crushed out About 4:20 o'clock a twisting
hurling cloud was seen to approach Patterson.
small station on the Frisco road. about six miles
from Burton The air dry and filled with
electricity Those who saw 1t say 1t resembled
great mass OF flying smoke and dust from
prairie fire. The air was hot, as II 1t came from
a furnace The storm struck about mile south
OF Patterson. and for sixteen miles In north
westerly direction left death and ruin in path
100 yards to a quarter Of a mile in width.
Ten persons were killed, as follows: Mrs
Joseph Wear. Grace Wear. twelve years Old:
Herman Wear. ten years old; babe. William
Armstrong Mrs. Chaplin John Schmidt. MISS
Schmidt Dora Schmidt, and Frank schmidt
Others were Injured. but their names could not
he asceriainei The houses of Cyrus Hinkstein
William White, B f.. Friselle and \. ;. Powell
were demolished and many others damaged. Inc
rupIls OF the Hege district school. in the path or
the storm We're hurried out Of danger by the
young teacher and she Is the heroine OF the hour
\ few minutes after the last pupil left II the
building fell.
After the tornado swept by the citizens went 70
work caring f1r the wounded and removing the
dead bodies from beneath the heaps oi wrecKage
Rain has been falling throughout southwestern
Kansas at intervals since yesterday afternoon,
and there was a severe hailstormn in this section
tonight.
or the twenty injured Mrs Frye Joseph Wear
and Mrs. J. r. Friselle will die. Among the others
injured are Jacob :. Stichey. Cyrus Henson ana
Mrs william Armstrong. Many saved their lives
BY taking refuge in their cellars.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-02
4 SPANISH LIEUTENANT SHOE

,r SURRENDERED A FORT To THE INSrRGENTS
AID WAS CONDEMNED TO DEATH TWO
AMERICANS To EE SENT HOME
Havana May 1.-L,eutenant Naientin 'aheso
Gonzalez OF the Spanish Army. was shot to-day III
accordance with the finding OF a couri-marta'' De-
cause OF his having captuated 10 the insurgents d.
Ramon de las Yaguas. in the Guantanamo district
Gonzalez was In command OF the fort at Ramon de
las Yaguss and surrendered II to the ereny ai'er
a charge by the latter
Whom the steamer Yumuri arrived from New-fork
today she was boarded by officials from the Ameri-
can consulate who presented themselves 10 TWO
voung men, registered as Thomas Gordon ana uar-
mon Traysrs The young men are said 10 De NcN-
"nda- Harmon and Jordan Thomas. of Aexani r1.
Va who came here TO DO some hghtins IN tne
Ne;d They will b. sent home by the steamer SEN
eca which will sail tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-02
GRgEyHrr ~ TIE COURTS AGAIN.

Peoria H. May II. r. Greenhut to-day filed
nformat ton through the States attorney for writ
OF quo warranto to prevent Walter NJ. Scheftel.
OF York. from acting director of the Dis
tng and Cattc-Feedng Company The bill sets
up that Mr.. Greenhut was elected by a two-thrds
vote OF the stockholders OF the company April Is.
1891 for terms Of three years. that he has faith
fully performed his duties. and that on April H..
1895. he was Illegally thrown out at the annual
meeting OF the stockholders and MI Scneitei ri, IL
legally elected MI the vacancy thus created. The
writ was made returnable at the May term OF the
Peorla County Circuit Court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-02
yOyS POISONED BY POKEROOT

Fifteen boys living In Woodsde and Forest HIN
we're poisoned by eating roots Tuesday. The
boys are pupils in the Ridge Street and Elliott
Street Public Schools. Newark. and live near the
school houses They were on their way to school
Tuesday. when one OF their number found some
pokeroots near a garden fence and told his COM
panions II was artichoke. All the boys ate some
OF the root They became III In their seats at
were relieved -
The symptoms were alike in all cases. The boys
the stomach and their eyes became swollen. They
were all recovered yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-02
nm ROTSS ROBBED BY Az EMPLOYF.

James Lynch, of No. 433 West Fifty y-fourth-st.
an cmploye OF the lace department In Charles
Broadway Rouss's store. was arrested yesterday
by Central Office Detectives Carly and Brunoil.
After being arraigned I'm jefferson Market Police
Court as a suspicious person. he was remanded to
Police Headquarters. whore he IL now locked up
on a charge Of stealing from his employer goods
worth $500 at different times during a period
extending over year DacK