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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-08-22
Monks Run y Br-wsry,

Washing ton, Aug. 1a.-It is under
stood here that Mgr. Satolli is giving
his attention to the question raised by
the petition to him for the suppression
Of the brewery conducted by the Rene-
dictine monks at Beatty, Pennsylvania,
with a view to harmonizing the differ
ences so as to placate the complain
ants and at the same time not deal
harshly with the ecclesasts who con-
duct the brewery. He is giving his at
tention to the petition, not only from
the point Of view Of the petitioners, but
also considers the fact that the monks
are native Germans who cannot see
the harm in the drinking Of beer made
after the manner pursued in the Faith
erland. The effort will be made to set
tie the dispute without any formal de-
cision.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-08-22
EXPLOSION OF GASOLINE.
A Denver Man B'own Through . VIM
dow.

A Denver Man B'own Through . Win.
dow.
Denver, Aug. 19.-At $50 this morn
ing there was an explosion of gasoline
at the building Nos. 1729 and 1871 Wei
ton street, and L. Rosenthal, tailor.
was blown through a window and seri-
ously injured.
The building is long frame structure
with brick front. The entire rear part,
and the front, No. 1871, was occupied by
w. L. Cream, the plumber, who is the
owner of the building The other half
of the brick front, small room about
12x1S, was used by Rosenthal as tailor
shop. Rosenthal, according to his own
story, rose early and was about to light
his gasoline stove to prepare his break
fast, and In some way ignited the wrong
part, and the explosion followed. There
was said to have been five gallons of
the explosive fluid in the place. The en-.
tire front Is wreck, the bricks having
been blown clear out and the roof hav-
ing fallen fiat to the ground.
According to the stories of the neigh
bors, there were two explosions, the sec
ond evidently having been the large can
of gasoline, which was ignited by thu
concussion of the gasoline in the stove.
The roof Of the front building was seen
to lift in the air as IL on a hinge, and
then fall back into place, before the final
collapse. A curtain hanging in the
front window was blown across the
street, where it was hanging this morn
ing in the branches of a tree.
Rosenthal was blown through a side
window, and landed nearly twenty-five
feet from the house. He was somewhat
bruised and was badly burned about the
head, chest and shoulders. The burns
are painful and serious.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-08-22
Consul Walters Case,

Terre Haute, Ind, Aug. 17.--Senator
Voorhees,, who has taken an interest In
the Imprisonment Of. John Il. Waller, in
France, forwarded letter from Waller
to the state department. and has receiv-
ed reply from Acting Secretary Adea,
in which the latter says that the appli-
cation to the French government for an
official copy of the evidence has been
made, and also permission to see the
prisoner, who is understood to be In i'll
health. Mr.. Adee says every step con-
sistent with diplomatic usage will be
taken by the government to afford Mr..
Waller the full measure Of protection To
which he may be found entitled by rea-
son of bis American citizenship.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-08-22
BOUND TO PUNISH HOLMES.
OmcIais of Toronto viii Try to s~cur.'
Him

Omoiais of Toronto Will Try to s~cur.
Him.
Toronto, Aug. 19.-Deputy Attorney
General Cartwright was seen this morn
Ing regarding the verdict of murder
against Holmes, given last night by thu
coroner's jury, but would make no state
ment regarding any action the court au-
thorities might take looking to extra.
dition of the prisoner, until he had con-
suited with Acting Premier Hardy.
When shown a press dispatch to the ef-
feet that Holmes would be tried In Chi
cago, he said he would prefer that
course, but thought the police of that
city had not enough evidence to convict,
In fact he was of the opinion that the
plan emanated from the cunning brain
of Holmes himself, who was aware Of
the slight chances against him. He en-
phatically stated, however, that should
the United States authorities fail to con-
vict the prisoner. the province Of On
tario would spare no expense to bring
him to Justice. The coroner's jury EVIL
dence Is not eligible for extradltion pur-
poses and a week would be needed to
get the witnesses evidence in writing
form to get the papers made out here.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-08-22
Another Fruitless Week In the Durrant

San Francisco, Aug. 19.-On Monday
the trial Of Theodore Durrant for the
murder of Blanche Lamont will enter
upon Its fifth week. During the first
two weeks a substantial class of Jurors
was drawn from the box. and 1t was
comparatively easy to secure eight men
who said they had no bias and were
satisfactory for every reason. All Of tho
past week was spent In vain effort to
find single satisfactory talesman.
As the case progresses the respective
counsel finds 1t more difficult to be sat-
isfled with veniremen. Any one who is
acceptable to one side appears objection
able to the other on general principles
Counsel find it easy to dispose of obJec.
tionable venlrenen without peremptory
challenge. The defense has twelve of
Its twenty peremptory challenges left,
and returns have been made on nearly
1000 veniremen. Should no progress be
made this week the defense will prob
ably renew Its motion for a change Of
venue. II 1t can be shown that 1t is
practically impossible to obtain a jury
here the motion will be granted as the
denial at the beginning of the trial was
only provisional.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-08-22
AIIs1ourI Church Riot.

st. Joseph, Mo-, Aug. 19.-There was
a riot at st. Peters and st. Paurs
church on Messanie street to-day and as
a result one man was fatally Injured and
six others are badly used up, the injur-
les of two being serious.
The fatally injured man is Charles
Welrcyorek.
The seriously injured are Tony For.
dyce and Simon Wagon.
There Is a faction of the church op-
posed to the priest, and these men at
tempted to break up the services. Sew
eral arrests have been made, but the
ringleaders succeeded in getting away.
The police, fearing n renewal of hostili-
ties. are guarding the church properly
tonight. The trouble In the church,
which thus reached a climax in violence.
has been brewing for some weeks.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-08-22
.rE vIcERoY is TO BLAME.
Dr. Endicott Makes = Report on tho Chit
nose Massacre.

nese Massacre.
Tacoma, WASH, Aug. 18.-The Ledger
received to-day by mail from Shanghai
he first copy to reach this country OF
the report of Rev. DIR. ]. Endicott, ID.
D., who was delegated by the Ameri-
;an and Canadian missionaries to inves-
tigate and report upon the ChenS Tu
riots in Szechuan province. The re-
port is lengthy and gives detailed ac-
count Of the troubles, corroborating the
Associated Press reports. DIR. Endicott
went to China from Winnipeg two
years ago, being sent by the Canadian
American Missionary society.
On May 27, the day before the out
break In Cheng Tu. he, together with
his wife, and DIR. Hare left ChenG Tu
for Kai Tung, 12O miles away. They
did not learn of the trouble until juno
l, when several bontloads of the CheHa
Tu mob went to Kai Tung and began
to incite trouble As the officials re-
fused to afford any protection, the par
ty went down the river with numerous
other missionaries to Shanghai. where
DR.. Endicott's report was finished
three weeks ago.
DR.. Endicott's conclusions are briefly
as follows:
'The history of past riots does not
way Of discovering the real origin of
these. The officials had ample power In
their hands to quell the riot at its very
beginning, for there was an abundance
Of soldiers with arms and ammunition
at Cheng Tu. Had the officials been
friendly some of these forces would
have been quickly utilized to queI the
disturbances. The viceroy is directly
responsible for the riots. He Is known
to be anti-foreign."
The report states that crisis has
been reached in mission operations, that
foreign nations should change their pol
Icy to give the mandarins to under
stand that they must treat Americans,
British and other nations with respect
and afford them protection; that unless
this Is done the future outlook before
the missionaries who labor in the inter
ior of China will be dark indeed.
He concludes: "a money compensa-
ton for the loss of property is not suf-
fcient to meet demands of the case. The
condemnation Of the viceroy Is worth
Infinitely more at this juncture than
millions Of money"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-08-22
PETER an | tho Populists.

Rochester, n. Y, Ang. Ex-senator
PETER Of Kansas. in an interview
with an Associated Press reporter, was
asked: "Do you think the Populists
have any chance Of electing a president
In 1867"
at all depends on the free silver
Democrats and Republicans. If they
vote the way they talk, we will elect
our man, but IL they do as they always
have done, talk with us and vote with
the old parties. We shall simply have II
natural and healthy growth. about
double our vote over 1892. and lie in
line for the next presidential contest"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-08-22
International Cvo,,nr Meet

Cologne, Aug 19.-The worlds cham
plonship and international cycling
meeting commenced here Saturday
The best riders, both amateur and pro-
fessionals, Of England. France, Ger
many, Holland, Belgium, Denmark,
Italy, Norway, Scotland. Ireland, the
United States and Canada were in at
tendance. In the mile professional
race for the championship Of the world
George Banker OF Pittsburg, Pennsyl-
vania, finished first in the first heat;
Puet of Brussels being second, and
Protein Of Liege, third. In the final
heat Protein won, beating Banker by
a few inches.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-08-22
War VIII soon Follow.

New York, Aug. 1S.-A World dis
patch from Lima, Peru, says the dispute
with Bolivia has assumed serious as
pect. 1t Is feared that war is inevitable.
Bolivia has put off indefinitely the re-
ceiving of the Peruvian minister at la
PaZ. The government Of Peru has Or
dered the minister to return IL he is not
received within specified time. 4
naval squadron has been ordered south.
while troops have been sent to different
posts on the Bolivian frontier. A banl
Of guerrillas has captured Patta and
seized the prefecture. The censorship
Of the telegraphic messages having been
established, the details of the affair re-
ceived here are very meager.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-08-22
Fire In th. Cntto, Hotel.

Denver, Aug. 19.-About $3.50 o'clock
yesterday morning a column of fame
shot up from the center Of the roof of
the Clifton house, at the corner of Sew
enteenth and Arapahoe streets.
There were fifteen guests In the house
at the time, and before they were
alarmed their rooms were full Of smoke
Some of the people lost their presence
of mind and appeared at the windows
In a semi-nude condition. They either
could not or were afraid to effect their
escape through the Railways Of the
house.
The prompt arrival Of the fire compan.
les put an end to the fire, and all tie
guests were taken out in safety. The
loss was slight.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-08-22
Holmes, "CastIe" Burned.

Chicago, Aug. 19.-H. n. Holmes cas-
tie at Sixty-third and Wallace streets,
which is said to have been the scene of
numerous murders by the owner, was
discovered to be on fire at 1890 o'clock
this Monday morning.
At 2 a. IN. the fire was under control
It did not extend beyond the "castle."
The famous building has for some timo
past been tenanted only on the ground
floor, and it was In the latter the fire
started. The interior of the building
was practically ruined. The losses will
aggregate $4,000.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-08-22

was Durneu down several years ago
After the hotel had been built a short
time 1t was gutted by fire. 1t was re-
built and another story added. Now
this building is in ruins.
Denver, Aug. 1913 p. m.-Reports
from the scene of the terrible catastro-
phe at the Gumry hotel make it worse
than at first thought. Following is a
list of those know to be killed, wound
ed or unaccounted for:
Dead.-Peter Gumry, General Charles
Adams, Robert G. Greiner, Mrs. Robert
Greiner, Myron e. Hawley, James
Murphy, A. L. Blake, w. J. Corson,
George Burt, Bita 1. Lorah, f. French,
- Greiner, father of Robert G. Grein-
er; unknown woman, unknown man,
unknown child.
MissIng.-J. E. CalkIns, wife and
child; e. f. McCloskey, three chamber
maids, one bell boy, Mrs. Wolfe and
daughter.
Injured.-M. e. Letson, Joseph Munal,
Alex. E. Irwin, Fred Coleman, Nathan
G. Burgess, Bud Hopkins.
1t Is thus certain that fifteen persons
lost their lives and seven others whose
bodies have not yet been recovered are
probably dead beneath the ruins.
The members of the fire department,
aided by a large force of workmen, have
labored with the greatest earnestness to
recover the bodies in the ruins. and
their efforts are shown in the above list.
The last man taken out OF the ruins
alive was NJ. e. Letson, who was re-
leased from his terrible position under
the fallen timbers at 10 o'clock. His
arm was crushed and his leg was hurt,
but he will recover.
Now and then, as the men worked,
the remains of some charred or scalded
unfortunate would be brought to light,
and the ghastly corpse tenderly pulled
from its Imprisonment and conveyed to
the waiting wagon, where 1t was quick
ly covered from the view of the specta-
tors and carried away. Each time that
a discovery like this was made the
crowd would surge forward, and it was
with some difficulty the curious and
sympathetic onlookers could be held in
place. This scene was repeated again
and again, until curiosity was worn out
from sheer safety.
A chief cause Of the easy collapse Of
the building was the presence of hue
running up In the east wall which SO
weakened it that the shock caused the
wall to split at that point.
The windows in nearly all the stores
along the block were broken by the
shock of the explosion.
1t is said that 1t may be two and
even three days before the last body
Is recovered, and from the present ap-
pearance of the ruins 1t may be even a
week. 1t Is known that there are a
number Of others still in the ruins, and
it is reasonable to suppose that those
who were reported missing would have
made their presence known before this
time If they were still alive. 1t Is Ger
tain that all who were in the rear part
Of the hotel on the other side Of the
elevator perished, as IL any one were
imprisoned for even an hour beneath
the tons and tons Of bricks that are in
the basement, they would inevitably be
dead nv fhfa ffrna
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-08-22
Mou,rea,,s Securities Missing.

Montreal, Aug. 17.-Great excitement
was caused by the statement that $4O,-
900 worth of securities have been pur-
Joined from the safes Of the city treas
urer in the city hall.
City Treasurer Roberts admits the
truth Of the story in so far that the So
curities are missing. but the man who
has charge OF them. William AfcDon-
nough, Is sick in bed and cannot be
seen.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-08-22
A DENVER DISASTER.
HOTEL ouMRv DEMOLISHED.

At Midnight the boiler Explod .s. Causing
the Roar Portion of tho building to
Collaps, Fire Breaks Out In the
Enthusiastically Guests Were In the
{ BuildlnE, OF Whom Doz.n or More
4 Doubtless Lost Their Lives.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-08-22
A. W. Roberts and wife, Colorado

T. s. Rowan, Lake City.
The Gumry is situated on the north
side Of Lawrence street between Sew.
enteenth and Eighteenth. The build
ing seems to be fated. The stones in
the front were taken from store that
was burned down several years ago
After the hotel had been built a short
time 1t was gutted by fire. 1t was re-
built and another story added. Now
this building Is in ruins
Abendblatt., 1895-01-05

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men 3etger Elm 3temli9 grdmli9es Hepertotr
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9eln bat. Die 0ere, Die 8e5peniter, bic
Mu6erer, Die Meber, Der Meineibbauer =
lauter abf6redenbe @eftalten! @s fe6lte nl1r
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&rplp19e fir ben ganSen DECEMBER in Elm
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ttge Mn3iebungsfrdft ausiibte. Ods lit nun
perf9punben unb es 1T beaeibnenb fir bic
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li6 Der She'll Der 8ebDlferunq, Der an ben
8ormittagen nt9t 3ett bat, auf ben Marfi
GIT geben, fonbern drbeiten unb ertperben
muB, um iberbdupt %etntqufen gu fDnnen,
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SonntagSfeier gema6t BADEN, tparten aQerz
btngs nt9t ouf 4unbI9aft, neil Ite tetnen
2aben unb feline 8ube baben, aber tpenn fe
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goloene @onntag Elm garS aparter @onntaa
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gomilie bag N0t9tge onsuTaaffen. limb bus
1T bod au9 70 etDas lpte 6rommes, unb Der
9onntag Dtr6 oaour9 ni9t ent6etltgt.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-05
Scr 2lnfdttn.

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fporte: v@nbe gut, MQes gut" SrOt f9Opfen,
benn nit benz Nnfange fOnnen mir feinen
Stdat MAIDEN. @tr ftnben uns betm Mbz
f6luffe Der er1ten Wp9e nit ettem Qnsfaae
BON 4.6 Pro3ent gegeniiber benz 8orta9re,
mas, mad ben rebt erfreult9en N11speiIen
Der leBten @p9en, BON u~ngiinittger 8Orbe@
beutunq tpGre, tpenn mir ntbt du9 i'm portz
gen Sabre etnen f9Ie9ten 4nfang nnb bod
mod Elm gana srtrdeli9es Gnbe gebabt
bdtter.
Wir baden in berpt9ener Wo9e i'm gam
gen 2onbe fir 945 Mtllionen l1miaB gebdbt,
unb babon 515 / 2 MtIionen in Netp Oort,
@bicago bat ba3u 80 1 p MitItonen beigetraz
gen uno lift biesmaI nit 10 Matutonen 6tnter
Bolton 3uriidgeblteben; trObbem bat Gbtcdgo
MIR $50, Bottom aber 1874 b.. 8. MusfaG
gegen bds @oriabr. NepOort bat ebenfuQs
3,2 Pro3ent 8erluit gu Der3et9nen. @uf Der
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nod 1927 3unabme, Mtinneapolis bage9en
15,4 Nbnabme,
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bic 8dntauselet9ungen auf 1895 MtG,
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bic @efammtfumme Der 8antausglet9ungen
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nnb tDnnen nt9t genug ans Muslanb abb
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etnem Sabre bur9f9nittlt9 um 81 2 pro
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tparen, als Dor einem Sabre. @enn al1o
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9ur9f9nttt Der 206ne cine mod niebrigere
@tufe errei4en miifen,
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10 niebrig getpefen, pte gerobe ieBt; am &c.
9e3ember b. s. b~etrugen bic 9ur6f9nittsz
preife nur 68,73 pro3ent Der pretTe ppm
Sabre 1860.
SrOb biefer i'm mgemeinen u~ngiinftgen
9ef4dftslage finb bic &aufleute guten
Mntbes uno feben Der s3utunft ~boffnungS=
boa entgegen. @tr baben bter mod Elm
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geeigneten 9eriOnIi9teit beforgen gu lafen,
gu btefem S9rttte bat ftb Der General
antpalt peranlaBt gefeben, neil f4pn 8Deiz
mol bon Snfpectoren Der MubitorszOffic
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obengenannte @efenf6aft unge1eBlt9e Sc
f6dfte made unb baB beren Musgaben bic
@innabmen aus legtttmen 9ueIen bebeuz
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tim feline Nbiebung 81 oecrettren, fats itd
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bernbeno, ertpeifen.