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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-08-12
SermiIGtc tclrgrapBiIbr SepeIdcn.

Sn YenDleton, Oregon, ging gez
Itern bas nSran5fer=9otel" in Slam
men auf, tppbei minbeiten5 bier Yerz
Ionen, Deren berfo6lte 2etC6en man
i6pn gefunben bat, umtamen. Der
8ranb entitanb baDur6, baB Elm
&pitqdnqer Elm brennenbes Strei6z
bol3 a3tlps neqlparf uno OieIes in
eine 0uantitdt 8afoIin fiel. S6u=
ben $4,000.
Die &eparaturlperfitdtten Der
r8pItonzReperez8ea6 uno Qpnn=giz
Ienba6n" gu Orient 9eigbts, M}aii.,
fielen geItern nebit bier &otomotipen
Dem 5euerDdmon gum Spfer. Der
angeri9tete S6aben niro auf $780,
900 geI6dBt. 9a5 6euer entitunb
bur9 a6tloIe5 Me9perfen eines
Strei99pl5 Settens zines 9trbeiters
in Elm nit 0lgetrdnttem Merg gefiiaz
te5 SAB.
= Der % Sabre aIte Dm. 81.
McNfiuan fparO geitern in Detroit
auf ben 8erba4t bin Derbaftet, bas
lebtbin in Soronto, Gan,, ituttge6ubte
MiQionenz5euer angelegt gu baben.
- Die 9tnterIaiIeni6aft Der bor
einigen Sagen geitor6enen Srau Rep.
8. 9e Witt Sulmuge peiIt laut gez
itern eingereidtem SeItamente insge=
fammt $166,000 auf. 9u5 Seitaz
ment batirt pom 80. September 1875
unD ieBt Die 8erblic6ene ibren 9atten
gum abIolltten Grben Elm.
- so. Gbriitop6e SbiDrier, Mlitz
glieb observation-disclosures fiirMontz
lucon, 1torb geitern in Pari5 an einem
innersn Sreb5Ieioen. Gr mar 54
Sabre aft.
= Die qoli3ei in 86ilabelpbia
fabnbet ouf einen geipiFen Sas. e.
Dunbar, nel4er Die 9roguenz6irz
ma 9G6nlein II. Comp. um $645
tpert6 8aaren beI6ninbelte unter
benz 8orgeben, cine 2tpOt6ete er0Ffz
nen 81 pollen.
= Sn &enopa, ga, fe9nete geItern
Qtbenb 5ruu Gatbarinu s5uOge, Die
GlteIte Gintpobnertn bon GlintonzGo.,
i'm Otter BON 1O8 Sya6ren ba5 3ettliz
9e. Sic mar in Srlanb ge6oren unb
panberte bor 40 Sd6ren bier Elm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-08-12
Sine ,sete Sempfcrlinie.

2onbon, 8. 2tuguIt. = G5 pirb
beri6tet, baB ii6 bier nit Sir 90. 3.
2etpis als 8oriiBenOem cine @eie1z
i6uft CUR @riinpung elmer neuen
9ampFerlinie 3piI6en Garbiff unb
Netpzgorf gebilbet bat. Die DAM
pier peroen iopobl PaiIagiere, pie
sSra6t bef0rbern. Sir SO. 8. 2eni5
lit Der bebeutenbite &oblengrubenz
9efiber in gfeuzSubzWale5.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-08-12
StaOt Baltimore.
Nabm 9nu0 0anum.
Sin iuuQeS DiGohen fiurst lleberSrnB an
Yebeu.

Gin iunqes DiGOden fiurst llebsrOruB am
yeben.
9ie % Sabre alte 9eIIie Srott,
pel9e nit Sable 3ippriun Elm Stint
mer in g}r. Gil, 2ittle PacuItraBe,
beppbnt ipuroe geItern friib beiinz
nungslos in i6rem Bette geflnoen.
Sic bate fir 10 Gents Qauoanlm
aug 9ter9er baruber, baB ibr 2teb6az
Der fie sur Seite ichob, in ielbitm0roez
rii6er 2lbIi6t ein9enommen. Seioe
5rauen5immer naren ON 2lbeno por=
ber nit @errenbegleitung 5u Spring
@droen5 geneien unO iparen erIt gez
gen II llbr nah 9auie 5urii69eteRrt.
DIS Der 3uitano Der Srott betannt
nurbe, lieB man iofprt ben Or. S.
Blum bplen, Der aber nur conItdttren
fonnte, baB 9eiiie i6perli9 nit Dem
Qeben bapon fpmmen iperoe. User
Die 8egleiter tparen, pollten Die
Srduen3ilnmer niht angeben.
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10O0tdnOi0e
OcrOouun0

pirb burd Den @ebraub BON 9iabrpap's
PiQeu beroOrgerufeu. Serm6ge ibrer anti.
bili0ien Gigenidaiten f1imulireu tieieG'
ben bic Qeber bel Der Nbonbieruug BON Sale
unO OereH Gntleerun9 our9 Oie9uqeugdnge.
Dteie BiLleH in Dozen Don 2 bis Stiid res
suliren raid bic Gbdti9teit Der 2eber unO
bsfrsi.n ben Patenten BON Oisien 9sibsn.
Gtne oOer ;pet 9iaomap'ihe 'Binen tGs!h
eenommen BON Semen, bic bili0eu Sdlmer.
gen untertuOrfeH flno un0 nit trdger 2eber ;u
idaffen babeH. baItcH OaS Spftem in regei-
mdBiger GuntttOn unb iihern cine g.iuHOe
SerbauunQ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-08-12
gGienrr cine Cumpfer GnliIiun.

0etrptt, Wlih., 8. 9lug. - Die
9ampfer y8ritannic" uno rHui1ta"
ItieBen beute 2lbsno geraoe unterbalb
@Danootte auf Dem Detroit 3uidmz
men. Die u8ritannic" ldnt uno Ell
nsr ertrant. Die 6abr5euge pe4tel=
ten bic iibli6en Signale, dber geruoe
ais 9eibe ii6 chamber ndberten, SER
rib Die Settle am Steuerruocr Der
.9ritannic" unb 10 fpurbe Die Golli=
iion unpermeioli6. 9d5 geIuntene
6a6r3eug rcprdientirte etnen Wertb
bon 100000, lit uber pou per1i6ert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-08-12
I'm sSrcibeif 9ciekt.

Sofia, Il. 9luguft. = NdOum
5afefti9ietp, pel4er unter Der Be
I9uloigung, an Der @rmorbung bes
bulgarif6en Gr 9remierminiiters
Stambulpp t6eilgenommen gu 6aben,
berbaftet tporben mar, lit ipieoer in
Jrei9eit geieBt poroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-08-12
GItba.

81 a brib, 9. 2tuguit. - $4,000
Mann peitere Sruppen iOllen nod
bieIen W2onat nab Guba entIanbt
tperben, unD i'm ndhiten Sfto6er
no6muls 10000, ioIte Die 3epoluz
tion Bis babin nod ni8t aufs9uupt
geI9lagen iein.
8uenog @pres, 9, 9tuguit.-
900 Spanier baben ii4 i'm bieiigen
8pnfulat anper6en lafien, um&rieg5z
bienite gegen Die Sniurgenten gu
t6un.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-08-12
Sic Srnhe" i'm 6riaAr.

Spbofen, N.zg., 9. Dug. - SSn
einem nit $50 8dlIen 8aumlpo1e unb
elmer Qtn3a6l Sr6ofte Sabaf belabenen
8uume besn nNorbb. 2lopOz "Dampfers
nSrabe" purbe 6eute N6enb 6euer
entoedt, ober BON Der MannI6aft nit
SUlfe bes itGbtiiden 5euertpebrz9ez
partements balo nieber gelOi6t. Der
Cargo tpurbe tpie0er au5ge(aDen. Die
y nSrape" io1te morgen friib 9 u6r
nd6 0remen abfa6ren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-08-12
Rnd einmal Der RaKrnfricg.

Spring@ alGeD, Sis. 9. 9uz
QUIT. - Die gfeger, pelde bon Den
sStalienern aus Der StaDt bertrieben
poroen tparen, tebrten 6eute friib 3u=
rid unO gingen an bic 9trbeit. Sic
paren BON bepaffneten Deputies be-
gleitet, bod battebas gan3e StGot6en
einen frieDli9en 9lnitrib 10 Dab NUM-
mebr feline peiteren HubeltDrungen
befIr9tet neroen.
princeton, 9. gtuguit. - Sn
bem S6a6te gar. 3 paren beute Na3z
mitta9 $50 9lrbeiter, bdrunter au6
Sfeger, tbdtig, i'm S6a6te g}r. 2 Iino
700 Mdnner an Der Nrbeit pdbrenb
i'm S6o6te Nr. l uno 9fr. 4 crit na6
einigen Sagen Die 9lrbeit tpieber aufz
genpmmen ptrb.
Princeton, SIs., 9. 4uguit.-
Ser Staliener 9arneD Ro(o, pel4er
am Sonntag Mpr9en breiWtal geI9oIz
fen purbe, lit beute 2(benb Ieinen8unz
Den erlegen. Die 0ampfpfeifen riefen
beute 9(benb 3ur morgigen Qtr6eit, uno
penn nt6t Die gta6ri6t ppn Rolo'5
Sob pieoer 4nlaB 81 neuen ltnru6en
gt6t, nerben morgen tpenigItens 1000
Wfann in ben 8ruben Iein.
- Reprdientant 8ufner aus Gbi=
cagp pirb Die StaDt ni6t eber berIaiz
fen, Bis geniigenbe MaBregeln gum
S4ube Der g2eger ergriffen porOen
iino.
- Die neu ernannten Grtra=goli=
3iiten itnD bic reinIten Sarce.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-08-12
11uO GjeSe5,

Nibamap, 2.sS.,(
Den 7. Oft. 1894.
2r. Ra0wap & Co., gtew.Oort:
SD bGbe oft bel dperer Terfopiung groBs
grleidteruna oeripiirt bur6 ben @sbrau9
Sbrer beriibmtsu YiIleu. 4dmngsuOa
6. 8. lang, GpaHgellf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-08-12
& 6iTS=llnf6ae.

9ictoria, 8.zG., 9. 9tuguit.-
Der canabiI3 auitralii4e 9ampfer
v8arrimoo," Gapt. Qrunbel, tpel6er
am Is. Suli bon Sponep, N.zS.zW
iiber 9pnplulu na9 bier abging, lit
4 MeiIen D1tGi9 bon Garmama6z
goint, tpp bpr eini9en Sa6ren Der
9ampfer n9u6eB pon 9(r9ple" berloz
rem ging, ouf9efabren, bo3 pubrz
16einli6 pirb er Bel Der nG6iten
5lut6< <ipieoer flott tperoen. Yaf7aqiere
unb 01anni6aft iinb in Si4erbeit.
2onbon, 9. 2tuguit. t.-Gine De-
peI9e aus N}elbourne melbete, Der
englif9e 9ampfer Orient" Der am
%. Stunt BON bier nu9 Spbnen, g.
S.z@., fu6r, itebe i'm portigen 0aTen
in beuen 6lammen. 9a5 Teuer fam
i'm &o6lenraume gum 2tusbru6, unb
6ei'm 2lbgang p6i9er 9epeihe bate
Die itGbtii6e 5euerlpe6r bereit5 7
Stun0en lang gegen 0as tpiit6enoe
Gtemente pergebenS gefdmpft. 0as
MaKer am 9lnferplaBe bes vSrien"
lit nur 10 SUB tief, unb es piirbe cine
Siefe BON % SUB erforoern, Inn bas
S3tff geniigenD gum Sinfen gu brtn=
gen, Inn bic 6lammen gu l0i6en. Der
Cargo, beite6enb aus Sbee, lit gr0Bz
tentbeils bei6dbigt.
SpGter. Der Oompfer ,@urri=
moo" lit ioeben ipteoer flott getporben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-08-12
Nelute1t sic
SttlautDtss
StOeE
Ne0nlator.

9erielbe perridtet feline Grb.it 3ur
3ufrisoeubeit unb erfriidt oas aeiammte
Sorpsripfteu. @r If ubeiier oils Yia.u"
uu0 fam iowobl in fliiitser SOrm wie
sI5 Yglper beioaen perpen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-08-12
1864. SaeIer'8, Brpant & 1fratton 1885,
Suf1nsS s0 pllaaf uun Jtruparanhis.


gtr. 2, 4, 6, s, 0unb II, Oepres barisS'9fr
81. SdbreszGroffnuHa 9tortas, cen 2. Sept.
Snertrt etrpas Heres-prGftifIes nHo fsrtltrltt<
IidbsS.
0as SebI:rsepitem tpire ais bic bette Ssbr. Die'
tbooe oes 10. Sabrbunberts" ansrfannt. Is III elm
prattiiher uuterriht oes GehdltsDtiens pom ben
gnfdus sarhuosu
2lne gtntrasungtn ptreen bireit Den ben eiussIaus
fenen una ausaeaebenen GtibdftssBapiertn semadbt.
Gs if hiei,s bas ,iHsis. Gores In Baltimore. pes
6es ben pHitrriht Der S6nItr init ber prettiidcn
Suffn5mng unb ben Sa,tau.GrattiteH bonn 5Is, oes
Gtrtrtts an besiHHt. Die S6alcr Iernen sieS In
praftifdu 2leiie, ridt MIR theorttih.
gbsnoES6iler genie6en oIelelbtn Uorfbeue ipit Die
Dom 2age.
Saol,r's. Sreant & strGttOn's Golsas tistst lei.
men 5hIerH Die beeu saciIitdten uno cmpfehIt bic.
itIben nad ihrer GusbIlbuns fir Steluuser ais
Sudbalter, Steuoarapben Eno Sursauzarheller.
Der llnterritt Gm Iagc IN bereits eroffuet. Der
aberozllnterridt beginnt am 80. september.
sBeaeH GtnsrIubriieH uHo gnmeIouns.n ip.noe man
ftd oesI id,reibe an
s. u. Saeler, SER. 81. 5. GaSIer, Erdf
gir. 2. 4, 6, &, 10 uno IL, gore=GbGrts. Strase,
(1S5) Baltimore. Mfs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-08-12
Die Scucoiftinerz u Iud]c nno lire
SraUcrel.
Die s. q. H." III hinter linen Der.

% afbington, .. g., 9. 2lug.
= Die in Der beutigen 8eriammlung
Der ySotal 2(bitinence linton" in g&efp~
Yort erbobenen 4ngriffe 9egen Die 8e>
neDiftiner=MDnde in 9edttD, Q8eit=
morelano GpuntD, Ya., ipegen be5 Se@
triebes elmer 8rauerei 6aben cine Sra
ge tpieoer angeregt, tpelbe bereits 1ett
Gdngerem Dem pdpitliben 9elegdten
Gr3bifAof SatolIi 5ur 8eguta6tung
un0 @nti6eiOnug unterbrettet poroen
lit. Die genebiftinerz zW0n6e, meiz
items aus 9lusldnbern beItebeno, Ae9en
fi6erlt9 ni6t bie9lbIt6t, bur3 Grrt6z
tung elmer 8ruuersi ben Semperen3z
@)efiiblen in 0iefem Qdnoe uno in Der
tatbolii6en &ir6e entgegen 81 treten,
benn in europa prdIentirt ft4 uns Die
Semperen5frage unter gang anoeren
Seoingungen, tpie bier. eSn 5rantz
reid fabri5irten bic MDn6e pon Gbarz
treufe ienen 2iquDr, Der feinen gtamen
na4 ienen felbit er6ielt. Die 5ran=
5isfanerz zM0n1e in 8a1ern brauen,
obne 9tnftoB ooer 4ergerniB gu errez
gen, Elm 9ier, ba5 i'm gun5en 2unbe
betannt lit, unb bieSenepittinerzW}0nz
DE in Der alien 8elt itelen ebenfal1s
einen 2iquDr Der, Der in Der gan5en
8elt feinen Namen bat. Inter Dieien
I'm ItGnben barf e5 niAt befremDen,
tpenn aud Die M0n4e in ct. @inz
cents iib auf Die 9erItellung Don 8ier
in bieiem 2anoe Der1egt ba6en. Sor
einigen Sabren Ia9en Die 9(uguitinerz
MDn6e i6on DemIel6en SnOuItriez
3peise pb, itunben a6er Dem GrIuhen
bon &om aus pieber baDon ab, uno
bieIer llmItanb beutet bereit5 a1f ba5
llrtbeil an, bas pabri6einlit WtiQr.
SatoGIi gegen Die 8eneoittiner in ct.
8incents treffen ipirb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-08-12
80. Sabrgang.
Guxe0O : @drE.

SaupIdes fir Sa0O uns aufIpdrts.
Spe;icne 9srsiinffsunsen fir 80 {dss.
eeiei,te Sabluusss Ssninsunssn peer liberaie
5isepntps Serpinisuns fir Saarsabluns.
Sanfcn Sic nicbt, bepor Sic unler @iqeHttum
seprnft nnb iid lber Die iinfffsuusen uutcr=
ridbtet bdbcn, tpcId,e mir piferiren. Senrsen
Sabn.- Seds SiQele fur 25 Cts. 6reie 5ransz
feriruns mad, SuIsep=parf. Siire0u on Srt uno
Stele; oasIbs III Sonntass seoffntt. (aIuss,1 ptD
Wfartne= fsettertperf TIT 0pint.Srecse
dm Wttfpp d, une Spnnrrffas ieoer Bods.
Srillante VorfnbruH9. @itp nnb Suburban 28aa9ons.
(lus3, ,Sa0iUtD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-08-12
Tran3niiifle TaieIeien.

(Spt3iea fir ben "0eutihtn Gorreiponberten"
berlbtet our6 Die nteo lreB" uno bic "yiep gOrter
Niiociirte greie.")
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-08-12
StetS 5uOCr(d(1ig.

Gs nerasa biele i6aoli1c
PrdpGrattonem gebrandt bs'
Bufs SerId6neruHg oer Sant mo
um scriel6en ein flares, SurdJs
f6tigss @asieben au brrleiben,
oer GfTcft oerIelbem lit
aber ssttr tempordr 1,m0
oaS 9teSmttot TIT ctu Oer>
OeraG1eS. 9eSgalb piro jsst
jeneS abIoGmt O barnleic
9erI16ner,t,s9S 0ittel,
tutldJt5 in oct gan,en gBelt be-
fanut 1T al5
C)leoo1t's
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saz- Ssses 9ade1 traat epiee sansmarss -zEsa

trdHtes beoitrfe1. Sin uHitdg6dres HabunQs mite
iar itblpdd'Ilte Sinher, Uiltter uro lSnUalloen.
SHelpp'S Ulsl's8GiTre reIbiIlost Die belebenoeu l=
seritaTteH RES &opHeE E=&ofice5 nit rem rabreroen
nno larteHoclL 6iciEuolel crsu9eIocn GiQsnitaifcn
ocS NialsaSrtrGtt:s ut otioI irel ron allen 5naols
den SubtGHSeH Hno lam oGrim BON SUNG uRo gilt,
StaIteH Eno StjmGIen, GeiiGucen uHb 8ruRteu gcz
tr!Hfcu ntroeH.
Dian probiere lin uno utereToe fidl ron Der luuu=
btreareI 2Strtun9 otstS ron DtuioHeH UteAiteR ge=
fTu-feueu ytGbruEl lSUitteL5.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-06-14
WASHINGTON.

President Cleveland Friday afternoon
announced the appointment Of Richard
Olney, of Massachusetts, to be Secretary
of State and Judson Harmon, of Ohio, TO
be Attorney General The announce
ment of Mr.. Olney's promotion caused no
surprise, as ii had been expected, but the
nomination of Harmon caused sensa-
ton, as his name had not been mentioned
in connection with the vacancy. Mr..
Harmon is about 80 years old, has been
a Judge of the Common Pleas in Cincin-
matt and at present is one of the counsel
of the Big Four and other roads.
1t is becoming each day more serious
problem for the Navy Department to man
the new ships with the small number of
sailors allowed by law. In recent years
there have been constant additions TO the
new navy, but Congress has not seen fit
to increase in like proportion the number
of sailors allowed To man the ships. The
modern ship, with its complex machinery
and great size, requires more men than
the small sailing steamers of the war pc
Rod. yet with all the liberality which
Congress has shown in appropriating
money for the construction of new vessels
it has failed to grasp the Importance of
giving them effective crews. Last year
Secretary Herbert appealed to the legis-
lative branch of the Government to au-
thorize the enlargement of the number
of enlisted men by 1000, pointing to the
number of new ships that will be COM
pleted and turned over to the navy in the
course of year or two as the basis of his
application. The Appropriation Commit
tee, however. saw fit TO cut this number
down to 600 additional men. The battle
ships Maine and Texas will be ready this
summer to go into commission. To man
these two ships about IG0 men will be re-
quired, and as the Lancaster is also TO
go into service as practice ship 500 men
must be assigned to her. Thus the entire
additional 1000 men allowed by Congress
will be absorbed. Meanwhile the big
battleships Indiana, Oregon, Iowa and
Massachusetts are rapidly approaching
completion. and there will be no sailors 10
place on them unless the department shall
put out of commission some other ships
and transfer their crews to the new yes
sells.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-06-14
MEXICO'S MINE TAX.
DESIGNED TO REGULATE THE
MINTING OF METALS.
Heavy Loss to the Philadelphia and
Reading-One Man Killed in the
wreck-Rough Experience of Bob
Young, Suspected Incendiary.
To Control MexicO's Mines.

c. L. Tompkinson, an American resi-
dent of Mexico, interested in mining there,
in explaining the new regulation concern
ing the taxation of mines in that country.
said at Washington that it grew out of
the fact that the Mexican Government
had recently decided to resume control OF
the minis. 1t appears that the mines have
for several years been leased TO private
individuals who, while they have charged
a mintage tax, have put it on a somewhat
different basis from that proposed by the
Government. The charge for minting gold
and silver has been almost AZ per cent,
while the Government has collected in
addition tax of CT of / per cent, max
ing in all a tax of over per cent to be
paid by Mexican mine owners having thor
ores coined into money in Mexico, while
those who sent their products to smelters
either in Mexico or the United States es-
capped the payment of the bulk of the tax.
The Government. upon resuming control
of the minis on July l next, proposes to
levy a uniform tax of ) per cent on the
gold and silver contained in all the ore
mined in the country, without regard to
where it is treated.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-06-14
NEWS NUGGETS.

The steamer Monarch. owned by
Bridges * Durham. which left Rat Port
age. Ont. for Fort Francis, loaded with
passengers and freight. was wrecked and
sunk at Sault Rapids in the Rainy river.
The passengers and crew were saved.
At St Johns, y. T.. the whaleboat Kite
has been chartered to carry an expedition
of ten persons to Greenland to rescue
Lieut.. Peary. the Arctic explorer. Emile
Dcbitsch. Peary's brother-in-law, will
have charge of the party. which is to start
about the middle of next month.
A call has been issued for meeting of
the Mississippi Valley Lumbermens AS
ISOLATION TO be held at Lacrosse, Wis.
and the Wisconsin Valley Lumbermen's
Association has been called to meet ut the
same time and place. This means joint
meeting will be held and the price of white
pine lumber will go up.
The swearing in of the new Secretary of
State by Chief Justice FULLER Monday
was a simple ceremony. During the day
the chiefs of bureaus and divisions identi-
fed with the department PAID their re-
spects to the new Secretary.
Over half the graduating class at the
Grove City. Pa, college were expelled for
ducking lieutenant of the college guards
because he appeared in new uniform.
Barely a corporars guard of the seniors
will receive their diplomas A number of
the freshmen were also expelled for TAX
ing part in the same affair.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-06-14
Fruit Crop of 1894.

The review of the fruit condition of The
country for 1894 by the pomologist of the
Agricultural Department is printed for
the first time in the year book now almost
completed. 1t characterizes the season
as peculiarly disastrous and unproiita-
BILE in most lines of fruit culture. In the
East and South the result was largely
due to unfavorable climatic conditions.
Fair fruit crops were harvested. however.
in the New England, middle Atlantic and
lake States and in portions of Missouri.
Kansas and Nebraska. West of the
Rocky Mountains there was an abundant
yield but losses due to the paralysis of
freight traffic during the railroad strikes
in June and July, together with the low
prices caused by the prevailing indus
trial depression. resulted IN very low net
returns to the growers and shippers OF
that region. The year was characterized
by exceptional extremes of heat and cold,
drought and moisture in different sec
tons. The average value of apples per
barrel exported was about 20 per cent less
than in 1893. and exports of dried apples
showed an increase of but > per cent over
those in 1893. in which year exports were
smaller than during any year since 1873.
Peaches were almost a total failure in the
commercial peach districts of the South,
except in Florida and Texas.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-06-14
Big Boon to Trade.

Chicago merchants have just been given
at least $1.000000 OF additional trade an
nually by the railroad and warehouse
commission. Merchants in jobbing
centers in Illinois other than Chicago will
benefit proportionately by the same gift
and TO the extent of at least 100000.
This enormous increase of trade to Hi
nois merchants comes through the decision
OF the State commission to establish be-
tween all Illinois points as low a mileage
basis of rates as Is quoted to them from
points outside the State. In other words.
the commission is now printing its revised
classification which will remove from Chi
caeO and other Illinois merchants the
onerous exactions in freight rates which
have turned over the jobbing trade within
the State to merchants in Cincinnati. In
dianapois, Detroit, Toledo, Cleveland.
orr
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-06-14
IN GENERAL

The st; grd Oil Company and the
Scotch Oil Conlpany have concluded an
agreement, vi.-h is to last three years,
for an advanc- in the price of candles.
The Canadian House of Commons has
voted down resolution providing that
women possessing the necessary property
qualifications be allowed TO vote i'll federal
elections.
The Canadian steamer Jack, which sank
the steel steamer Norman on Lake Huron,
got away from Alpena, Mich, ut noon
Friday. just one hour ahead of libel for
100000 in n suit instituted by the owners
of the Norman.
Rumors are current of trouble between
"Jim' Corbett and his wife, and that she
has begun proceedings for divorce. Mrs.
Corbett's father, Mr.. Lake, said he
thought the papers in the case had already
been served on the pugilist.
The District of Columbia Court Of Ap-
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-06-14
HEAVY LOSS BY FIRE.
ALL SOUTH CHICAGO WAS IN
DANGER.
Railroad Commission Gives the Windy
City n Fine Lift-Last Years Output
of Fruit-A. X. L. Leaders Must
Serve Their Time.
South Chicago Blaze.

The entire business district of South
Chicago was threatened with destruction
by fire that started at II 80 o'clock Mon
day night in the furniture store of Peter
Young. Before the flames were gotten I'M
der control ten buildings were laid in
ashes. The damage will reach about
100000. The fire started in the rear of
Ioungs furniture store, right in the
heart of the business district. 1t spread
west, destroying six buildings. and the
flames shifted north, laying four more
buildings in ashes. Twenty minutes after
the fire broke out the flames attacked the
big department store of c. :. Cave. This
is the largest store in the town. The fire.
men fought the blaze at this point and
succeeded in saving the structure. but the
loss from water will be several thousand
dollars