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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-04-18
Ola n eienwerf.

DIR Norc : Oitiee : !8anal itelt
iid nidt anein in 1einsr 8eiamn1tS
belt als cine Mei iterleiitune peutfder-
Snssnieurz 8unit bar. ionoern beunf
iprudt audi fir mande ieiner ginatl<
tunitbauten Be- onberes SntereHs unn
bobe 8spunoerune. Inter ben leb<
teren nimmt pobl bic meme 9o4briide
iber ben 8anal BEL @riinentbal ben
Ell ten plaB Elm, inpem bieie Elm ge~
tpaltises 8autpert BON tiibner aon<
"5truttion - gu ben intereH anteften
nsuseitieen Giienton itruttionen ee<
b0rt. Sic lit fir 8abnz, Wasenz unb
5uBedneer=0 ert,br eineeridtet; man
muBte elmer a1enfalls ipdter notbtpen~
big tpsrbenben 8erbreiteruns oes Fdz
nails, Iofpie Der boben 8emaituns Der
untsr ibr binburdfabrenben @4tM
our4 cine u~nsespDbnlide Spannpeite
unb auberprbsntli4 bphe Gage Der
Briidsnbabn Rsdnun9 trage1>
go erbielt bic Bride bic Spdnn=
! tpeit. BON 1865 Meter unb nimmt
mitbin unter ben Ell ernen 8riiden Der
@rbe biniidtli9 Der S%panntpeite hm
neunten, unter ben Briidsn in Deutih
lamb ben ert,n BlaB elm. @robere-
@punnApeitsn bsfiBen bic Bride Hber
ben Iirtb Of Jortb in Sduttlanb'
(521.2O Meter), bic GaIt &nerz Bride:
anc'fIhen Netp Dort unb 8routlDm( 518'
Metsr, bic 8iaur< Briide in 6rdntrei4'
ESQ Meter), bic SnouszBriide' bei;
@uttur in Snbien (24O.79 Meter),
bic Dpnau<Bride bi 3ernatpuba
$50 Meter), bic !9ubionzBriide bei
pougtespi lie 166 Meter), bic Bride:
iiber bas @robittbal BEL ct. 5lour
C5ranfreih) init 165 Meter unb bic
Duerobriide lei Opprtp 159!5 Mtz:
ter).
0pn ben 3riiden Dsuti4lanbs BE-.
5ab Bis iebt bic We~idielbride b:i Dir.
i9au bic srDbte Spanntpeite nit 121.z
rs Meter. Die l1ntertante nes biz:
beiben 8ogen btr @riinentbaler Bride
trennenben Srdsers liest ni9t tpeniz
ger als AZ Meter iiber benz 90ditem
WaKeri tanba bss Ranals. Si9erem;
@ernebmen na4 nirb Der tbenfo gez.
fGIiee nie tiibne 8au aud Bel Der
feierli4sn GrDHnung bss NorbsOtz
1eez8anals einen MnlaB gu b:ionoerens
@%eranstaltlmsen unb @esenitanb ber=-
porraeenber 8sa4tung bilbsn.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-04-18
NerunaiIdteS Experiment

Der einftiss Miniiter bes @i5es
t0niss BON GsDpten, Nubar Ya1fa,
rrbi,lt BON Mapoleon benz Dritten
aalr @rinnerun9 an ben 8s1l4 Der
Raiierin Gusertie in 8airo 1869 cine
toitbare, mit Diamanten beiebte uno
NIT benz tatisrli4en Monosramm perz
iebere l1br gum @ei denf. I'm bie1e
ubr apmrbe er piel Benedict. Ct leste
fie itets Dor ii4 ouf ben Slid, tpenn
CT einem Mtnifterrat9e prd{toirte, unb
3eiete 1ttnsn Stola auf 6isit(be bel
i:o:r @:l:3en1Sc;t. Gins @e:nos, a!s
,pieber Mintterratb itattfano, perz
l014te pl0Bli4 Das @asli4t unb bic
9erren 1absn i'm Tinitern. 4ls bas
Aidt ltpttber ed t,ien, mar Nubars
ubr perI@tpunben. Der Miniiter
mad3te Elm gang nerbliiHtes @efi4t,
bann iub ct ringshsrum einen ieiner
&olleger ra4 benz anberen an, aber
teiner berrtetb bur4 ben 9erin91ten
t3ue,, baB ct bas &leinoo genomme1
6attc. Ser Mini1ter tpurbe buntelrotb
Dor Merser unb 3orn uno nit mibiam
unterbriidter @rresuus lpro4 er,
inbsm ct fein @.fi4t gu einem 2d4eln
atpone: rMeine 9erren, Sic ieben,
baB i4 Elm 3auberer bin. Soeben lag
nod meins l1br liter an bisiem plabe
unb id babe lie i'm 9unteln peridhpinz
ben laierr. Sd peroe iebt bas 2i4t
mod einmol ausl0iden lafen, uno
tp,rn es banr 1piebertommt, mirb bic
llbr pieber bier lieaen."
Gr febte pprals, bab Der Oieb, auf
Iolde Wei1e 9emobnt, bic lbr tpieber
a,lf i9psn plab suriidlesen tperoe.
9as 0i@t erlui4, lrb als es mieosr
ange3unbet mar, ba tpar bet YlaB
ni4t a1ein leer, ipie Dorber, 1onoern
es mar nun au9 bas nit @oelfteinen
bsfebte golbene S9rsib3eus peri@puns
BEN, tpeldes Nubar Pai4a einftmals
Dom RDnig 8tttor @manuel erhalten
bate urdb bas INNER als 3ierbe boz
linn auf bem Slide pruntte.
Nubar 1par auBer ftf ppr S4reden
iiber bie1e breifte Dieberei, aber e.
modte li4 feline 8l0b: 9eben uno mil
Der Mube zines e4ten Moslem iagtt
er: ,Ss4 iebe, boB mid meine 3au=
teutunft perlaKen bot unb i'd {daant
mid, Sbnen aueittr gu prdifoiren."
@oslei& aoa Ct ii@ 5uriid uno me-
Der l1br nod S4reib3eu9 fino ptebe1
in feinen 8eitB getommen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-04-18

baus teinen 8riss fibrt. 9lber UNI
Gu4 bod meme @naoe gu beoeu9en,
min it appbl cine neue Charge crsiren
uno Gu4 gum rW~aiienratb" ernena
men," n
@lei4 idIedt crying es aud einen
9bierarat, b:r fid ben 9ofratbstitsl
erbat. 9uf be3iisrids Infrase beg Sc
neralsD irectoriuma itrid Der &Ontg
bas Wopt y9ofratb" unb i4rieb bas
nebsn: r0isbratb". Die in bieiem
@eiite sebaltenen @ntf @eloun9en paz
rem benz eroben R0nig nur Elm Mit>
tel, 'bur9 bas Fl cine ioealere IuHaf@
flung bon Gbre uno pFidt pornebmz
lia inn 8eamtentbum ami trebte.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-04-18
Nratrtefeuer.

@utbrte, 3. 5, 10. 4pru. Sn
patpnee County ftedte Elm urtbetann=
ter @eiter tpdbrenb zines :beftigen
@turmes bas trodene Prairieeras in
@ronb, apobur4 bic l1msegenb auf
cine metlentpeite Strede berbeert muir
be. @ieb3ebn Tarmer 6aben ibre gam
3e 9abe b~erlorer unb haben nur nit
fnapper Notb bas 2eben ibrer In9ebDz
rtgen 9erettet. Das 9orf Gbiloo IT
taft 9drali4 Don ben Ilammen aerftort
tporben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-04-18
lanst; cine srobe 3abl BON 2aufanner
Irditetten tonturriren.

lanst; cine srobe 3abl BON 2aufanner
Mrditetten tonturrtren.
vu%re,ntura.
Quremburg. Der 3lub Der
4meritaner in 2uremburs bat in grz
iebung pes peritprbenen gbrenprdfiz
bent:n 9rn. @uitap Meb e~inftimmis
9rn. &onbitor Namiir gum Ghrenprdz
iibenten setpoblt; 9r. Namiir 1T Dor
as Sabren mad Mmerita a%ussetpan>
bert ur,b fomit Der dlteite i'm 2anoe lez
benb. 2uremburser. Der am friibeiten
brijben setpelen. 9r. Namiir eradblt
NIT iueenblider 8egeiitsrune iiber iei>
ne Streifsiiss unb feline pielfaden Gr>
lebnii5e inn fernen Weiten.
Stabtbrebi mus. 9ier feiS
erten bic gbel.ute pster 8ssque unb
Mnna Riid lire biamantene 9od5eit
i'm &reiie ibrer 3ablreiden &inber u.
&inbestinb.r. SedJ5ie Sabre baben
bic beiben ereiien 9otssiter nun 5n>
iammen Jreuo unb 2eib setra9en,
aber bic Sabre permodkn ibrer Ri<
itisteit tuenis amaubaben; 10 unsetribz
ten Settles unb 10 ternseiunben Ror=
pers baben ielt:n anbere einen folfen
Sag begansen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-04-18
Qlus mien berintet bas grtr,

- Mus Wien beri9tet bas Grtraz
blatt: Ser 9cl3< unb &oblenbdnoler
martin g. tpurbe bonn Martttommi1z
idr aur Mn8eiee gebra@t, neil eins
Roblenlief erung BON so &i1o9ramm
benin Mahmiegen Elm Manto BON 3
Riloaramm ergab. @ei tern bate ct
ii4 Dor benz Strafri@ter tpegen Sc
pidtsperturaung gu perantporten:
Ser @i9ter berurtbetlts tbn gu fllnt
Su9en 1trerrsen @rreits. Ser @erurz
tbeilte ertlGrte, bic Strufe an3unebz
men, bat idbo@, nod cine 5ra9e an
ben mibter itellen au biirfen. &i4ter:
Die tpdre9 Mmgetl.: Menn i4 pegen
4 Rreu3er flint Sage ftrensen Irreits
ab}iBetr mub, 1pas betommt 9erjenige,
ber 100000 @urben b%efrauoirt? -
Sc @i9ter 1dlob bic @erhanblun9
unb es bleibt benz Graseiteaer iiberlaiz
fen, in ieinep Mubeitunoen i'm Wrre1t
bieie Me4enuufeabe au l0ien.
- ss5n elmer 11beren beutfAen Gebrz
anitalt tpurbe ben S4iilern Der mittz
1eren RluKen bas beliebts WuffaBz
Sbemm: Melden @influB iibt bic
&unit, int pnber6eit bic M}liit, auf bic
menfden ous? npieber einmul aufgez
aeben. Gin @4iIer perbreitete fi@
folgenbepmaben bierlber: Ser Gin
f1uB Der Run5t auf bic Meni4en ldBt
ii4 am beutliddts1, an Dem 8rteftrGser
feftfelen. Die 8rsftrdger baben, ebe
lie cipitberedtist Epuroen, mei1t bel Der
M,iit gebient. Sebermam bat es
nun, fdon tpobtgefd1is tpabrgenom=
men, bub bic 8rieftrdser unter alien
8ear1ten bic b0Fi@iten iino. Dteis
81 Fidjteit 1T muir auf bic 8ei4dftiz
gurg INIT ber eblen Muitca aurud3uz
fubren. Menm oem ni@t 10 tpare,
bann tpGren Der S4ubmann, Der
@teuer=@ retutor unb aroere 8eamte,
bic ni@t bei Der Muiit 9ebient baben,
au4 b6fi4. tpas nidt Der 5al 1T.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-04-18

Der1ebteMusmeg. Sin @tu=
bent bat feinen Monatspe4fel i'm
Spiel nerlorer unb penbet fi4 billie
5udenb an feinen Sntel; ba biefer
ii4 ni4t ertpei@en laFen min, fagt
Der @tubent: ~Dann bleibt mir muir:
Elm Mustpeg!" unb 3iebt einen prG&ti=;
oen Mebplber aus Der Tai4e. run<-
gliidli@er, mas tptlft Du tbun?~ ruff
Ser Ontel entfeBt. Den Repolper
perieben!"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-04-18
pom alten 8rtb.

Der srobe &Dmis Triebri9 2. BE-
hanblte bic Sitelfraee NIT geiitreiz
dem 6umor, namentli4 in Gd1en, mo-
bic Gitelteit Der 8aiperber Inn &dng
unb 9itel ertennbar berportrat; CT
liebte es, 1ol@e meni&en ber Qa4erz
lidteit p~reis5u9sben, unb eufulte ibre
Wiini&es, 1pern au4 oft in u%nertparte<'
ter 8erGnberun9.
Ginige Setretdre etner &rie9sz unb
DomGnsntammer baten ,1m gnaot9e
@nt{4eibura bariiber, in 1pel4em Ser
bGltmiB lie init ben Solbaten ftdnoen,
neil iie in @e1e0i4aften 10 piele @treiz
tiqteite1r nit ben Subalternz Sff3teren
bestpeaen bGtten. Der R1nte anttporz
tete: .Ws&it einem Grelcorporal, uno 1T
bieier 3u Gelbe gene len, 10 bat er ben
@prra1e bor @u4."
Don rraitF@er Wirtung mar Der
@e{4eiS auf etne Gtnsabe, bic elm 8ez
untter CUR 8efriebigrrng oer @iteltet
1einer 5utiinfttsen Trau unterbreitett.
Diei Ter 8eamte mar als Snipettor ber
Rutbshpoag: elmer @tabt bebienftst
unb elaubte feline 4pirtbi@oftliden gu
itdn6e nidt anbsrs uls bur4 eine
rei4e 3eiratb oufbei1ern gu t0nnen.
@einer Musertorenen Hang iebo4 Der
Mmtstitel 3u gering unb lie moQte in
ben @siiB zines mobltlingenoersn &C.
lanQen. Sci gliidltde Brdutigam
Bat obne (anges 8eitnnen UNI ben be:
liebtsn &riegsratb unb erhielt bieraalt
aus Dem CABINET bss 80nigs 5ur Mnt<
mort: roab Ell fi9 ieBt gum &riegsz
ROTH ni9t {9ide, ba es 5riebe 1et.
Mber aug Miidii9t bet @itelteit ieiner
REDEEM Grau NOBLE feline Maieitat thn
bterbur4 gum @aaeenratb allergrd<
btoft srnenner". I'm bas Wprt
v@augenratb"" 3og ber &Onig etnen
&reis urdb 14rieb eigenbdnbig boruaz
ter: sd n@eirre ni4t Magenrab, 1onz
bern @aagenratb."
9bglei4 bic Mnii4ten bes Ronlgs
iber erbstene @angperleibungenu be-
'fonnt tperben mubter, tanen bod int
nrer tpieber Doritelunsen glei4er Mrt.
60 Bat elm Maga3tnbeamter INN Den
Sitel v@ommiffionsrath tporatt
folgenber 8e19eib er9in9: Seins t9l.
maieftaiit finben uuf bic Nnlage oes,
maqa5inpe rtpolters 3orn bel benz 3az
butSI@rportottons Maga3in in 9ale
ben Gbaratter als 9ubatsratb 1etner1
@d@aften argeme erer uno tpolle1
bubtr bem1elben folden eber als ben
erbetsnen ommiiiionsrdtbsttte gege1
Die @ebiibren ,pohl betleger."
uebrige,ps .f@einen @angI tretti9teiz
ten bunals an BET 9agesorbmn9 &C.
tpeien 3u fvin, bic ber 80nig, 1otpett lie
ibm at Sbren tamen, }4arf 9etbelte
unb bur@ ni4t miBauperi tebenoe Sroz
rite alp bei@rd,uten iu@te. Mls emit
atpei Dame1p b0berer 8eamten in thz
rem @tfer bic @nt1dstbung oes So
1ptqs anriefen, tpel9er BON tbnen ben
@orrarg 3utdme, idrieb 'ber &or1g
tura: .Die 9r0bts Ndrrim gebt poran."
Sen Wim14sn entgesen Fel au@
ber 8ei4eib duf cine Wor1teQun9 aus,
bic Elm 8eamter bes potsbumer Watz
fenbaufes tpegsn @erlsihung bes 9e>
betmrutbs< ODER &riegsratbstitel ben
3u{tdnbigen Sniton3er unterbreltet
batte, benin ber &0nig perfigte hler<
auf: u;3um @ebsimratb tann i4 @u4
mt&t MAIDEN, neil in meinem Wat1enz
bauie ni@ts @ebeimes 1T, gum &rie9sz
ratb au& ni4t, neil metn Ma1ien<
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-04-18

Der 19iGbrige 2ouisI .2eoerer in
MtDnou, S3autee Co., ber eiratee
Grndbrer ftiner betaeten Mutter, bat
ii@ bur@ einen unglidli&en 3ufan
auf Der @ntenia9b er19oFen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-04-18

Tutuler Drudfebler.
.,ln{ere Damer berloren Nn9ef@ts
BET brpbenben @sfabr ben 3opf."
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-04-18
ccNerretm.

SeSm ben Mepieren 8Hesrab, Sat.
&iralp, @alto, 8abat, Tas3egb, Maz
ciu, Monoi tor unb NaepzMaros bss
t. unb t. 2eibgebeses @0b0a0 fino i'm
abselaufenen Sagbjabre 31,628 Stid
Wilb erlegt iporben, unb 5tpar: SO
@belbir{4e, SO @tid &ablmilo, "a
Mipb14hpein. 66 @ebb0de, 6699 9as
fen, 499 &aninden, 2 8irtbdbne, 20
tpilbs ameritanii 9e puter, 1890 Taz
lane, 1918 Mebbii6ner, 1877 Wapoz
i4nepfen, 101 Wilbenten, So Ma4z
t,ln, "a Wtlbtallben urb Rrammetss
p0gtl; an 14dblidem Milbe tpurben
qei4oiTen unb gefan9en: 81 Mtlbtaz
ben, 1 Td4otter, 232 Gu@ie, % Da4z
ie, 86 Sltiile, 5 Marber, 482 Mieialn,
is gbler, 1 ubu, 1O6 9ubnerbabidte,
585 8uFarbe unb Jalten unb cine
9roBe Mm3abf tleineren iddbfi4:n
6aar< unb 1ebertptCbes.
Snnsbrud. 9irol unb @orar1=
bera au5ummem 3Gblt 1,014,4 39 Gin
tpobrer, tporiiber 1859 Meltz uno 525
Megularprieiter bic @eeliorge aus
ii6en. Srh:nsleute gibt es 1916
mG,rnli@e unb 1920 apetb1ide, auiam:
men 1855, apel@e in 113 &l0itern unz
tersebra4t itno.
@ubapeft. Jrau b.: 2%apepriere,
bic @attin b,s ebemalisen @enerulz
Direttors der @iibbabn, 1T i'm 68.
2ebensjabre i'm @alence 9eitorben.
Lhrwsta
Waabt. Montreur bate troB
hes fdle4sn Winters feinerr Mangel
an @Giten. @iele famerp aus benz
@iiben, 400 iiiel mebr BON &dlte gu lei
ben batten als 9isr, no iiberan quite
9ei3einri4hlneen gu Frtoen itnb. Cine
Menge '@ngldnber bdlt ii@ nur bes
Minteupergniigens balber in Montz
rsaur auf. ,r1
Qauanme. Sir ben 8au BEG
pGfteebdlbes :fmb 80 prriette eingez
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1895-10-23

onn,a.Ions 49, yyee s,, se''saa ss.', oIllolat
ooo hsad. marho. stsn1.
Io"s me, neaa' nla.he' stsnay 70 uneyonly hi9n-
eI ~, W = ~. ~. peeses *s.sts'. y slqekof1
A. nu oSa a. Trsns - ~ S. sozs eea = ao..<
si.veo.~. i.1ans, - W3 ~ western l4V0<t
.ss' Hoss-aecclpss. e. pts @eo head 'sstinAssd
~ ,"war I,.,,s = u .Ine. sensf*'iy
a. ~. .a'tsaS ~ "osth peek1set
~, snn q yutonefs e@ss ";
=, -res, a. a'"ns ."' 4So' pl<s.
,'s% ~, To- w. sSeep-asee'P, p y ~ neal m.r-
w,s,erp ~ sry s.a d. Ts.srs a.'ses !, ses sss
,ss,eaas l's s''' " ass1ns s''s'es'v' 'sa'sa'
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1895-10-23
ABOUT VENEZUELA.
now the Boundary Dispute IL
Viewed In England.
CHAa0ERlAls's BID FOR POPULARITY,
Inc London Press Busy Endesvorins
to Discount the Monroe Doeirin.-
An Absurd Claim Ags'--
Colombia.
chambsrl.In's Bid for Pepularl,,

New York, Oct el.-The London
correspondent Of the Times saws OF the
boundary dispute between Great
Britain and Venezuela:
What it all amounts to, | am told
by politicians, is that Chamberlain de.
slres to attract attention to himself as
the hero who can pull feathers from
the American eagles tail. lie went
TO Washington on the fisheries com,
mission years ago, with precisely
the same notion in his mind, but
happened TO get married instead. Now
another and better opportunity offers,
and he will get as much advertising
out OF us as the rest of the cabinet al.
lows him. Under ordinary circum-
stances Salisbury's strong native in.
disposition to fall out with the United
States 'would effectually neutralize
this, but he is furiously driven with
other and more pressing work, and
Chamberlain, therefore, has more of q
free hand"
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1895-10-23
CAPT. LOTHAlRES WAY
How Workmsn are Treated By
Him Ia the Congo State.
EASIER TO KILL THAN 10 PAY VASES.
The Story Told by Thomas Bradley, :
Returned seo,chman, Of the Way He
and Three Others Were Treated
Trader Stokes Fate.

GREESocK, Oct. 2I.-Thomas Brady,
who has been employed as fireman
in the service Of the Congo Free State,
has just returned to this place, and in
an interview with representative OF
the United Press relates some of his
experiences In that country. lie had
among his comrades there. lie said.
two Norwegians and one American.
They were all treated badly, he said,
and when we asked for our wages.
Capt. Lothnirc, who was in command
Of the station, said the payments
would be made at BONA. Capt. 10th
airc accompanied us TO Bona, where
the two Norwegians, the American
and myself were quartered in hut.
We awoke In the middle OF the night
and found our hut on fire and our
selves surrounded by flames, the work
Of Capt Lothaire and four black po-
licemen. We made our escape from
the hut, and the American accosted
Lothairc, asking: SIS this our thanks?'
Lothairc drew his sword aud struck
the man on the back with II, and the
black policeman, by Lothaircs orders,
bound him to tree with leather
thongs The American being fastened
securely, Lothaire walked up to him
and slashed him with his sword.
wounding him terribly. The Norwe-
gians and were afraid TO interfere,
for we were in the presence Of 200 ma
tive troops, but as soon as possible
after an opportunity came we cut the
thongs which bound the wounded man
and carried him to the outskirts Of
Bona, where he fingered two days and
died. After the American died the
Norwegians and succeeded In steal
ing a government canoe under the
cover Of night and made our escape
down the river. Both OF the Nor
wegians were killed while making the
journey In the canoe.
Bradley added. that Bishop Taylor,
the American missionary at Stanley
Pool. told him the real cause of
Lothaire's hanging Of the British
trader Stokes was that Lothaire was
jealous Of Stokes superior abilities in
dealing with the natives The bishop
said that Stokes told him that Lo-
thaire was his enemy because he would
not bribc him as the other traitors
| did.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1895-10-23

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cember axc; January scc b.
NEW YonK -tIour -stato and voatorn.
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PENNSYLVANIA MINES.
The strike situation Not as Serious as
Threatened.

ALTOONA, Pa, Oct 2l.-Thc mining
situation in the mountain region, ex-
tending from this city to Johnstown,
Is not nearly SO serious as was aptici-
pated. From authentic sources IL is
learned that about 1000 men are out
and at least 1900 are at work as usual.
On the Cresson and Clearfeld division
the men are working at Spangler,
Barnsboro and Hastings, but at Fru-
gality about 200 men are out In the
Clear6eld region the only mine entire
ly idle Is the Lancashire, at Phillips
burg, which has about 200 men. 1t Is
the general opinion here among rail-
road officials and operators that by
Wednesday the men will either all be
out or they will all be at work.
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WHEELING WlNDlE,


Oh n Bicycle.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 9l.-Tom Windle,
the Hoosier wheelman who is making
the tour of the United States on BIZ
cycle, arrived here Sunday night. lie
is in the midst of riding and pushing
his wheel around the country, keeping
as close as possible to the coast and
international boundary lines, and he
proposes TO accomplish the journey in
800 days, SO he says. 1t is estimated
that the journey will cover al,6oo
miles, thus obliging him to travel an
average of 72 miles a day.
Mr. Windlc started from New Or
leans on March IA on his famous tour,
and is due there again January next.
of course, his worse trouble is bad
roads and difficulty in getting food in
the remote country lie is making the
tourney in the interest of Buffalo
IN. VI paper, which he furnishes with
weekly articles. lie has bet 81, 900 and
A house and lot at his home, Warsaw,
Ind, that he accomplishes the feat as
ner schedule.
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ANOTHER RESPITE
GRANTED to Albert W. woodicy by Gov
Hastings OF Pennsylvania.

PIrrsBUReH, Pa, Oct 2l.-Albert w.
Woodley has been granted second re-
spite, Gov. Hastings extending the
time until Thursday, November 20
The action is the result OF the efforts
OF his counsel, Mr.. Marshall, who
asked for stay in order that the case
Wight again be taken before the par
don board, as he believes the prisoner
is insane. Rev. Z. Il. Donehoo and
David NJ. SHILLING, Woodleys spiritual
advisers, also asked for the respite.
The case will be presented to the par
don board November 10.
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The PRESIDENTIAL PARTY
That WIN Make the Trip to the Cotton
States Exposition,

WASHINGTON, Oct. ei.-The party
which will accompany President Cleve-
land to Atlanta will be composed en-
tirelv Of members OF his official fami-
ly. Mrs. Cleveland will not GO
The party comprises Secretary and
Mrs. Carlisle. Secretary Herbert
and his daughter, Mrs. Micou; Secre-
tary and Mrs. Lamont; Secretary and
Mrs. Morton; Postmaster-Ueneral and
Mrs. Wilson; Private Secretary and
Mrs. Thurber; Mrs. Harmon, the wife
Of the attorney-general, and Secretary
Smith. Attorney-General Harmon will
be unable to go Mrs. Smith will join
the party in Atlanta.
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THE COTTON FURRY.
A Heavy Decline In New York-A Failure
In New Orleans.

New York, Oct 2l.-ln the early
afternoon January cotton touched
s27. This was decline Of III points
from Wednesday, or equivalent to s5.s5
bale. In the early afternoon, how
ever, conservative traders were coun-
selling that there should be a reaction
or serious results might follow.
Some prominent operators are said
to have come In as buyers.
GA New Orleans dispatch reported the
failure of Emmett & Beauchamp, a
cotton house there.
Up to 2 o'clock the sales on the cot.
ton exchange aggregated for the day
e00, 600 bales, the largest on record.
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SPANISH BON BAST.
Windy Theats of the Spanish Press in the
City of Mexico.

CITY OF Mexico, Oct. al.-"Reca
Latina. a Spanish daily paper here, the
organ OF the resident Spaniards, de-
clares that when Spain has completed
the subjugation of Cuba she will send
the sixth division of the Spanish navy
TO lombard New York, thus inaugu-
rating war with nation OF barba-
rians who, although numerically supe-
rior to the Spaniards, are really con-
temptible, clustering dwarfs. Spain
must rely ON her Spanish pride to
teach the Yankees lesson.
The organs of the Spanish colony
here are exceedingly bitter against
the American people, and war is a
common threat.
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LIFE SENTENCE
0iven to the Murderers of Engineer Holmes
at CariinvflIe, III.

CARLiNvILLE, ILL.,, Oct. 2l.-The jury
in the famous Holmes case returned
their verdict this morning at o'clock,
which was life sentence in the peni-
tentiary for all three-Bryant, Frost
and Meyers.
Yancy, attorney for Meyers, made a
motion for new trial. The others are
sat- fed.
Five jurors were for hanging on the
first ballot aud eight would have been,
II is said, II no talk had been indulged
In before the ballot
The prisoners did not quiver when
the verdict was read, but seemed we'll
pleased.
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NEW York, Oct. 81 Having over
awed Nicaragua, Great Britain is now
playing two-hnnded game in the
neighboring republics OF Venezuela and
Colombia. In the latter case Mr.. Bull
has demanded prompt settlement OF
claim filed against the government
of Colombia by British commercial
company. The justice of this demand
may be gathered from the following
summary of the case, which has been
cabled to the Times:
The claim of the English contractors,
punchard. McTaggert & Lowther,
against Colombia is summarized as fol-
lows:
Unapproved cash outlays, not placed
In the hands of the legal repositories,
and there fore inadmissible-e9s, 600.
Discount on projected loan, which,
as they failed to fulfill their contract,
they did not effect, or were unable TO
,btain-e3lO,O 900.
imaginary profits, which they might
have earned II they had built rail-
way, but they did not import single
rail nor advance line in their task
100000. a,
Total claim againt Colombia-f9Ss,