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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-10-30
Aprtr1tItatrnI @1tppletttRttt.
An Ole Gefer.

Die &sSuftion Der v9anbtptrtbf6aftlt9en
8eiluge" Der ySuinois Stautsz3eitung tit
NIT Offer beftre6t, bteies 8ldtt gu elmer Der
9soiegenften unb le6rreiGiten beutf 6en @derz
bau=3 ettungen bieTes 9anbes gu geftalten
unb gtebt iib Der 9offnung FIN, baB bas bOn
i6r bis6er @eletltete biefes Streben our Sc
nii9e getenn8etAnet 9ut. @ie f4on oft an
bieIe r @teue betont iporben tit, ftnb Der Rez
battiOn 3uf9riften, bic it3 G1f bic per93te@
6enen 53peige Der 2anbtptrt9f9aft be5is4en
unb Elm roger Meiruungsaustauf9 Der ge@
e6rten 2efer ftets IN iGIfom NJ { n urb er :
IN ii n d. aub fpirb Der 8eantiportung
ppn Srugen, fptpeit bas m0glt4 TT, m19
ferner6in inn r8rieftaiten" befonbere M1f=
m~erffamtett gef9entt lperben. geebenbet mag
ben 2efern ernftfi9 ans 9er5 gelegt tperben,
Dab BEL Der rieiigen 8erbreitung Der rSaiz
mis @t~uatsz3eitung" oieie fir Nqe, Die etz
mas gu b~ertaufen bdben urb &Gufer 81 fin
Den tpiinI4en, Elm @n3eigemittel BON 9o6em
@ert6 unD rai9er @irfung btOOet.
Mnbreas Stmon,
&ebafteur Der yQanbnirtH 9aftz
li9en 8eilage".
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-10-30
Die heuriee 8efenfornsGrnt

Die 8eI enforrernte mar beuer um Elm
8eOeutenoes grDber, als i'm Dorigen Sa6r;
in &amFus 3. 9. b~e3fffert ft3 Der Me6rere
trag auf ungefd3r SO Pro5ent. Die nit
augepfIonste 5Gd4e eat9telt in
ban Ser. Staaten in biei em So6re un9efd9r
100000 Ncres, mas mebr als bOppelt 10
biel ut, als in 1889 urb elmer 5iemli4 gez
rauen S9dbung na9 betrGgt bic beurige
@rnte $4,000 Sons, gegen nun 1890
Sons in 1889.
Die Yreiie finb iebt 70 nieOrig, 6aB ie
faum bic Arbeitsfofen beden, ipo3u auBer
Dem ii6errai6en @rtrag nod Der umitanb
.beitrdgt, bdB ii6 in ben 9Gn0en Der 9Gn6z
fer nod Elm 6abeuterboer 8orratb bonn boriz
gen Sabre befipbet, 6effen @ertb 6ier in
@6icago aQein ul1f ii6er 100000 b~e3iffert
miro. Die gegenipdrtig Don ben Commit
itonSbGnclern an &in3ie1traBe gebotener
9reiie idapanten 3pii9en $50 urb $50,
ie nu6 Der Site Der Maare, EXTRA feline
Qualitdt bringt pObl a1b $50 unb $65.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-10-30
Gbtrnpn, aa1tttrnnA, 80. Oktnber 1895.

am meiiten &alt. Mus Diefem @runoe eiqnen
Ii9 fol6e Yflan3en, tpel9e bic gteic0er On
fprii9e MAIDEN, 3, 9. ale 6adfrlGte, nift
als 8orfru6t. Ilb Des6alb 1inb tie dls
8orfru6t 3u Dermeioen, neil 6ur1 Fire Sc
arbeitun9 Der 8Oben let9t Su loder ipirD unO
Der S1a9s baber leubt 1agert. M1th 8erFte
uno Selfri3te fino feline @orfrii@te fir
5ld6s. Nm beiten gerdt6 Slahs Ainter gut
geOingtem &Oggen oDer 9ei3en, unb 5tpar
Wintertpei3en ober z&pgqen, neil man rad
0sren N6erntung am meiiten 3ett sat, ben
Mder gebDrig gu bearbeiten. SAFER, <e
Dber @rasfru9t fam man aud als 8prz
frudt gelten ldfen, bod pirbe n1mentlid)
BEL lebterer ret9li6 unfraut mitnadIen.
Na9 Nberntung Der 8orfr19t 1cu man
ben Mder Iofort flah unpfliigen, banit Dag
~l1nfraut gum &eirnen unb Iuflaufsn fommt.
Sm SpGtberbft, tur5 Dor Dem 5roit, pfliige
man Damn ben Mder mGgli9it tief Ormit Die
2einpflan3e nit i6rer Bfa6ltpurSel tiei in
ben 8oben einbringen fann. 53pif9en benz
erten unb ~5tpeiten gfligen 1T ss gut, ben
Nder einise Male burA3ueggen, bdmit bas
unfraut befer pertilgt pirb. g}a9 be,a
Stefpfliigen blei6t Der Nder Den Minter ii6er
in ranber Sur9e liegen, bamit Die S9o0en
oroentli9 miirbe frieren unb 10 Der 8obtn
CUR Nufna9n1e bes 2eins rebt fetn miro.
@ar Die 8orfrl16t gut gebiingt, 70 fann
cine frif9e 9iingung unterbleiben. Ote
Siingung tpirb 0e5en16er oOer Sanuar anf
Die raube Sur6e geftre1t, foq aber ni9t nit
untergepfiigt iperben. 0a Der Tla5s feinen
6oben @tidftoffge6alt bertrdgt, 10 lit Dim
gung nit frif@em Staabunger gu Dermetben,
IS pirb font bsi nafIen Sa6ren ein getGes,
it9 let@t ragernbes @emd9s er3ielt, 1pd6rerb
Bel trodenen Sa6ren Der 6lac6s Ieibt aus
brennt; gut Oerrotteter @ompoit tit am be-
item.
8efolgt man biefe Singer3eige, berf6afft
man ft6 ferner orbentlibes Saatgut unb
fdet re4t5eitig rnb or6entli6 Elm, 10 1T NIT
3iemli4er 9eptbbett auf cine quite @rnte 81
re6rer.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-10-30
Weldes fino Ole beiten Gier Ie9er
innen fir oen Wtnter =?

Sbtge Srnge lit 19on pteberbolt ali uns
geteGt tDor0en utto ipurbe au3 i3on offers
beanttportet, bod mag BEL btefer 9elegen=
beit bon Neuem nod etnmdl barauf 3uriif
gegangen tperber. Die Grfa6rung bat ge@
lebrt, baB 9etpi1e 9iibnerrafen als Ninz
terleger Die g~eetgneten gtgen13aften in lo>
6erem @rabe beiiBen, als anoere, bod iDlAe
@tgenTGaften ftnb BON teirrem Wert6, toenn
ri9t alle anberen CUR erfolgret9en Qa9ner>
faItttng erf orberli9en 8ebtngungen erfliat
tperben. Mir ale piien, baB 8ra6mG5,
2dngfbans, YIpmoutb &ods, @paabottss,
0oubans u1b einige anDere &affen audi in
~1trenQ1ten Winter nit Dem Gterlegan Tort
fa6ren, tpenr bic S6iere in geeignetsm 3uz
Itanbe 1i9 befinben unb Die rt9ttge pflege
genieBen; bafelbe gilt au9 BON ZEN 2eJ@
borns, Minorfas II. I. ~, bod er Toroern
bieIe mdrmeres @interqudrtier uno Inrg@
fGltigere Bflege, als Die eritgenannten
&af1en.
8or alem finb geeignetes Sutter uno cute
8erpflegung nDtbtg. tpenn Die 0ubner i'm
Mt1ter legen 5p1en; ND Elm tDarr1er Nufi
~entbaltsort uro @ier bilbenbes Suttsr r1at<
geln, bat man bon ben 6ii6nern feline &ier
gu ertparten. Sci regnerif9em, faltsm ooer
Itiirmi19em Metter miifen Die 9u9ner cine
geidiibte 8e6auflng baben; oerientge Our
mer, pel9er fetnem Sebsrbisb oteIen @Gub
i'm @inter ni9t angebeiben lGBt uno Ntatsz
former dls bus bette CUR @ierbiloang err
forberli9e 5ntter betrabtet, 1T geraoe Der
Mann, Der fortpdbrerb iiber l1neiatrdgltAz
felt Der @iibner5u@t flugt; BON iOl6en 2eas
ten Hammer AUDI gep0bnli9 Die Nnfragsn
in 8e3ug auf Die beften @tnterlsgertnnen.
6ierauf giebt es alfo fur3 urb gut feline
arrbere Nntport als Die, baB Dieie1tgen
9ii6ner, tpel9er &afe lie au9 angeboren, bic
meiiten Gter i'm @tnter legert, peldJe cine
marine 8ebdufung baben unb r~ationeIl ge>
fiittert tperben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-10-30
6uttermertb oes bafers.

SSn Soma Hagen Die 6armer dagemein
ii6er ben niebrigen prets bes 9afers, Der in
einigen @egenben 70 bilig 1T, ipie 6eu. Sin
gutter 9aFerpreis tpiirbe aber biel tpert6 fetrl
fir Die meiiten Sarmer, ba Die WeiSenernte
febr gering ausgefalen 1T. SroBbem metnt
Elm Sotpaer 81att, buB Der risbrige Safer
preis it9 f9lteBli6 nod als Segen ~ertpetIen
tDerbe. SIN Solge bes riefigen @rtruges Der
Maisernte fet in b;efem Sabre Die Ser
{udung groB, bas 8te6 6auptiG9Gi6 NIT
Ntais gu f~iittern. Sbglei3 am meiiten Die
5sttbifoung fOrberm6, fet Muis aber fern
gutes NG5rfutter, unb Der bili9e !6afer
nirbe nit 8ort6ail oerlpanbt perben fDn=
men, UNI benz 8ie6 befer ndbrertes 5uttsr
gu geben. Oas be5te6e 1i9 namentlih auf
Slngbieb, fpel6es in Der Gegel nit me6r
Mais un6 tpeniger 6afer abgefunben tperbe,
dls t6m 5utrdgli9 fet.
SIM NnT9luffe bdran ma6t Der Director
Der neutrality-suspicious. Decentralization bes
Staates Sn6ianu, s. g., plun1b, folgenbe
Mitt6eilungen:
Sc 100 9fun6 Safer unb M}ais ent6alten
Die f%olgenoen Weage1 berbatli6er Nd6r=
itOFfe:
6aFer: 9.25 @tnetB, 1884 &oble6bbrate,
4,18 Set. Mais: 1872 @tpeiB, $3.50 Sob
lebpbrate, 4,28 Set.
GipeiB 1T Der 5leif9 Dber M1lsfel Bill
benbe @toff, 4pG6reno Die &obGebDbrate un6
has Set Te9r pihtige fattbiloenbe StofTe
be5 Suffers Ii1to. @on b;sTen Stoffan ut
oas @ipeiB bas am Td4pierigften gu er5eu=
gsnbe. Inter vreiGen" 5utterfOFfen tper6en
biejentgsn ~beritanbe1t, Die reib an @;peib@
Itoffen itrtb, iie Iin6 aud SugGeih Die tbe1erz
Iteit. Selfudennehl 1T bsiTp;elsmeiie Elm
Tp16er Sutterftoff. &u5 O6snItefenbsn 3o9=
len i'll beuapab gu entnebmen, DoB 100 pfuno
6afer mebr ffeiIGbiloance Gtoffe ent6alten,
als 100 pfurO MuiS.
Oer 0aferpreis 1T iebt 10 niebrig, nie er
in ben 8ereinigten Staten no9 ME getpeien
lit. Sn benz 3eitraume BON 1870-1895
tpcr Der niebrigite 9aferpreis in ben Ser
e~iuigten @taaten i'm Sabre 1889, nGmli9
22.9 Gents pro 8lrT6sl. 9eute iinb bic
marftpretIe fir 9aFer in @bicogO 1O-12
Cents niebriger als CUR ielben 3eit i'm oori=
gen Sabre. Sn Ga Sapette, Sno., er6alten
6ie %sartner 16 Gents PRO 8uT6el fir No. 2
ipeiBen Safer urrb a1sge5ei9neter after 9az
Ter tdltn DDrt SDllHFaI l~plts@QQltDleTN 1uT ~
Gents pro 8uT9el getauft iperben.
Sn Mn6etra6t bieTer n!eberen Breife piirbe
eS f6 empfe6len, tpsrn bic Tarmer ben Safer
berfiittern piirben, %anftatt i'm gu bertaufen
urpb bafiir !&leie gum preife bon 70 Gents
pro 1OOYfunD gu faufen. 9afer lit bas
bette 9ferbefntter. &inODieb, S9afe, MtI6@
fii6e 3eigen It9 febr banfbar fir biefes SUIT
ter. @tatt MaiS allein 81 %fittern, ipdre es
be1er, elm @emenge BON 2 36eilen Mais
anb 1 S6eil Safer gu fiittern. SSn ben SUIT
terationen p11rbe DEM 6afer beBbalb nt@t bic
@eadtung gef9enft, bic er berbient, neil er
al tbeuer mar, SEPT, ba er 70 biqig 1T, ioute
er AUDI me6r gefiittert tperoen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-10-30
Qus Kanfas.
Sotparb, @tt g., &anI,, "a. Ott. '95.
@gehrter Serr He0Qfteur!

Sci ben uie6rigen 8peifen fir ale @r@
3euqniIfe Der 2a4totptrt6I9aft uno BEL benz
rer6GltniBmdBig 6oFen 2obn lift Die 2anoz
mirt6f9aft ni1t me6r loAren0. Nur oas
bette 2atuo be3a61t nod Die Nrbeit, Doer
Das 2arb, tpel9es teiner Searbeitung be-
barf, bic @ei6e,
8ia6au6t auf Ger Wetbe ltnb Sutterz
6uu fir bic paar Mintsrmonate, in Oenen
bas 8ie6 ft1 ni9t auf Der WetDe erpd6ren
fam, Iino np9 eintrdgli9, neil ie menig
Nr6eit toiten unb biliges 2arO 0d5u ge@
6rau9t meroen fann. limb bas BADEN mir
bier in g1f Gountp; Oesbal6 la1en mir nns
au6 in 8etreff Der i%o5ialen @er5dltnife
feline grallen 9aare lpob?tn; mir 5ieben nnz
Ter @te6 nit 10 penig Mr6eit als m0glt4
urao narfaufsn es fiir 70 Diel, als mir mar
innner bsfommen f0nnen. !6ier lit elm gez
Iunoas uno al1genebmes 8lima; Wais TT
3trar unfere 6ouptfru6t, Sorghum o6er
1T Das beTte 8ie6futter un0 mir CUR Weait
.tsrfpefosn mir Ma:s.
2(epTel, 9irr1en, DfirTiGe, @eintruuben
uro olIe 8eerenfrii9te gdoei6en bier borz
5iigli9. 2eiber fino bteielben 70 biaig, baB
es fi6 nibt 6eaa6lt, tie auf bent Wartt 81
t5ringen unb fir Ri9ts arbeite ib MN ei1z
nal lbiGt. 2arb 1T bier biIig gu faufen
urb ba i9 als 9eutT&er bier dllein unter
Mmerifamrn bin, mD@te i9 gerne einige
beutTGe 6amGiep 81 Na9barn betommen.
6. 2ottin.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-10-30
Nus SnosOafota.

Gutter gitp, Siibz0 afota, 18. Stt., 1895.
@ert6er 9err &ebatteur.
2etber @ottes fat itb unfere Grnte nies
Der qls elm totaler Seblf9lag ertpiefen; Don
5tpet f6Dnen Sarmen babe tb nur 1O5 9lG<
fbel Safer geerntet, alles arbere 1T pertrpdz
net unb Die &drt6ffeln iinb mir Fdmmtlit6
erfroren. ODD fte6e i) nit meinem MiBz
gef9td teinespegs allein bd! @GmmtliGe
Sarmer in u1b UNI Gutter melt ltno brett
BADEN aue 10 gut pte gar nicbts geernlet unb
bds penige, bas man nod bat, bringt teinen
Prets, neil Die biefigen 2eute iiA meiit aues
aus Nebrasta f6iden lafTen.
@s fie6t fe6r trqurig aus, Oa ou9 nod Die
@sI9dfte re9t fGau geben. Mi9 betrtFft
Der @erlut, Der Die MtBernte mir 6ereitet
bat, fe9r 9ort, benin atpei Sarmen ~auS3a=
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-10-30
berrtdtun9 oes Qderlanoes fir oen
fla6sbau.

@rfabrunsen BADEN ge3etgt, baB bic 2einz
pflan5e einen g~stpifen @rab bon 5eu6tigfeit
%Derlangt unb baB iie buber am better alf
mittlerem 8oben nit lebmbaltigem Inter
grunb gerdtb, neil lebterer bic Jau9tigteit
gut fetbGlt. 9abei 1T aber gu bea6ten, paB
man Seloer auspG3lt, tpel6e ni9t lei9t Rem
Sroite ausgeiebt finb, 6a Der 5roir Dem
febr i6a6et. Serner 1T ELL 3auqtz
augenmerf auf Die 8orfru9t 81 ribten. Die
Seinpflan5e brau9t BON alien Ndbritoffen
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-10-30
ST. s 6omas 8, Galifornien.
Der Stiditof. OehaIt Ser Seeumi.
no1en.

Die @tidHOff6erei6erung bss 8ooens
bur3 Die 2eguminoSen 1T elmer Der 6aupt>
3ipeGe bes Mnbaues neutrality-suspicious.
@riinoiingungspflan5en. Gs lit baber au4
BON 4o8er, praftHder 8ebeutung, ben Stidz
itcfge6alt Der 2eguminoTen, tpie fe CUR
@runoiingung be4nubt tperOen, gu fenren.
No9 ben bon OliOeri u1tb Spica i'm botaz
Mi 9en 9arten 81 Palermo borgenommenen
8erfuGen 1T Der unteri6ieb i'm 9tiditoffz
gehalte Der ein5elnen Pflan3en grDBer, ols
rieiIt angenomnlen tptrO. NGberes 1T aus
folgsnoen 3a9len gu erTe6en:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-10-30

IS fOmnlt ia eller0ings binii6tli9 bes
@ffectes Der 9riinboiingung nibt aIein auf
Zen procentualen Stiditoffgebalt Der PfGanz
3enmahs, fon6ern audi auf Die Menge bieier
all, tmmer9in biirften aber obigs 3a6len bod
einen pi9tigen N%n6ultspuntt our 8eurtbeiz
lung Der MISUNDERSTANDING Deg 8p6ens
bieten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-10-30
Bebersi9enswertbe minfe.

sd babe in Der r8eilage" f6on Dfters
qeleIen, baB Snfeftenpuloer ni9ts gebolfen
bat. Ser qelbli9e StOff, ben man in Npoz
tbefen fauf t betGubt Die Snieften rur, t0btet
lie aber ni9t. 9as e9te pulper fie3t mebr
qrQu aus unb bag bafir beaa6lte 0elb 1T
ntdt i~peqqeporfen; i9 babe beibe Sorten 3qlr
Wertilqunq BON 9unbeflOben gebrau4t unb
als ib Die lebtere Sorte %antpanote, loaren
fte pie tpeggebla1en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-10-30

Damn babe ib au6 ermittelt, baB, ipenn
man elmer Sub Elm paar Sage Dor Dem aolz
ben etpas 9lduberIala nit benz SHUTTER giebt,
iobuB fe Offenen 2eib bebdlt, bas Mtl6@
fieber 3uriidgebalten nirb. Sbne QeibcSz
%0ffnung tritt Der 8ranb ba3u unb ni9ts
bilft bann mebr. 3pei pber BRET Sage na9
Dem &alben tann ba5 @lauberfalo pieOer
pegbleiben.
ST. s a 8, G~aliforllien.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-10-30

ftatten foitet @elb unb Der Mtnter lteDt Dor
Der Sbure! Die 8inber miifen S9u9e unD
&leiber baben urtb babel teinen 8sr0ieait.
Charles g 6mtbt t..
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-10-30
40. aubrnnnn* - ga1tetnter 45.

reitet tpirb unb S9ladenpoIe g%enannt tpirO.
,@r foG feuerz unb inIettenfi9er unb fe6r gut
gum MusfiiGen beg &uumes 5tpiI@en Der
&alfz unb MuBentpaub an @ebduben fein.
@ie6t es einen fol9en StOff unb pO 1T er gu
hdben?.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-10-30

Sn 2outiiana fin6 i'm borigen Sabre no.
827, 438 =Bfunb ober 355,384 5ons aobrs
.auder er5eugt poroen, gegen nun 297,737
Sons i'm Sabre DOr6er. Seit bas 8ountDz
@eieb in @trtung g~etreten lit, bat ii9 Die
er5eugte 3udermenge DerOOppelt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-10-30

Muf Der SGtnDi1er @erfu6sFation purbe
feftgeitelt, baB @et5en unb Mais, 5u gletz
9en Sbeilen, bas bette S9tpeinefutter abz
geben. 8et3en oqein fOmmt 3und9it urb
bunn fOIgt Muis aGein; ales Sutter purbe
trpden berabrei9t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-10-30

Giner aus @6eGbon, ST., fommenOen Mitz
t6eilung 5ufolge, bat Die @9peire4olera in
SroquOis @Ountp 10 bDfe gebdut, baB na9e5u
Der gan5e @@tpeinebeifanb aufgerieben NOR
ben lit.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-10-30

@te aus 9enper beri9tet ptrb, ftn6et uuf
Dem b%Drttgen Marfte bas auf tunitli3 be-
ipdfertem 2anb g~eerrtete Sbit einen i9neaez
rem Nb5aB, ais fOlGes, tpel9es auf Selbern
gepu9fen lit, Die rur Der natirli9en 9ez
tpGferung ~fbeilbaftig tperben. 0ie e%rftere
@Drte Sbf fOu f%afttger uno tpOblf9medenz
Der fein, als lebtere.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-10-30
Nntport er9alten Sic 6riefli9.

Sic bon M&aDor Yingree in Detroit fir
bic Mrmen Der @tabt eingeri9tete &artoffelz
farm bat in bieIem Sa6r auf 500 Acres
Qqnb $4,000 8uTAeG b%erborgebrd6t, ippz
bur6 bic Not6 BON 1900 unbemittelten ge=
Iinbert porben 1T. 9as l1nterne6men Ioa
audi BON er3isberii9em @influB ietn, inbem
es Die 2eute ba5u ermutbigt, fib felbft gu
erbalten unb ni9t ausf6lieBli9 auf Die 0f<
fentli6e 8phlt1dtigteit gu fpetuIiren.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-03-29
THIRTY HOUSES BURNED.

HoRHELLsvILLE, N. r., March 2S.-- Nearly the entire village of Canazraga was wiped ont by the fire this morning. It started up at 12 40 a. m., near the Cottage hotel, and under brisk breeze spread rap- idly to neigh boring buildings. The entire population was called out to fight the flames, but they were uncontroilabie. Everywhere the scenes were most exciting. Merchants and houssholders attempted to move their possessions, but were cut short by the flames. Word was gent to this city at 1:45 a. m., and at 3:30 special train with two com npanies and an engine was dispatched. The entire business portion of the village is in ruins. No loss of life is reported, but there were number injured. Hali the population are homeless and thirty houses are in ruins, with loss of about $l00, GOO.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-03-29
---A---------------------- RELIGIOUS SERVICES
OVER THE REMAINS OF GEORGE BAHE,

OVER THE REMAINS OF GEORGE BAHEN,
 THE FOOTBALL PLAYER.
 WAsHINaToN, March 2S.-Services over ths remains of George Bahen of Richmond, [, Va, the Georgetown university student who died Tuesday from inj juries received on Thanksgiving Day in football game, were held this morning at Trinity church {, Georgetown, in the presence of a great crowd of people. The body Of young Bahen was taken to the church at 9 0 clock from Dahn Green chapel, within the unl- versity grounds, escorted by priests, acolytes and students.
 At the church a solemn requiem high mass was rendered by Rsv. J. Ravens Richards, s. J., president of the uni- versity, assisted by Rev. D. J. Stafford, D. D. and Rev. J. W. Corbett, 8. J. Father Richards preached the funeral sermon. After the services the body was taken to the Pennsylvania railroad station and placed on the train, which left for Rich moDd at 10:30 o'clock. It was accompa nied to Richmond by delegation of students.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-03-29
NEGROES NEED NOT APPLY Is the Card Billy McKinley's Man
 agers Arc Hanging Out
WAY DOWN IN FLORIDA.
But the White Republicans Are On to the Little Racket
 All the Same.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, March 23.- Promptly at Il 31 today Governor McKiu- ley, escorted by the members of the recep- tion committee, left the St. James hotel and started on drive through the city.
 After taking in all the sights the party returned to the hotel and being joined by Mrs. Mckinley and maid, General Os- borne, Mrs. Hanna and MT. Smith drove to the union station and took the 12:50 train for St. Augustine.
 Hon. John c. Long of St. Augustine ac- companied the party 10 the depot and went to St. Augustine with them. Quite a numb Der of ell-known white republicans were at the depct to see the governor eff, and wishes were expressed tLat he make brief speech, but this he declined to do, as be was not feeling well.
 A pleasing incident at the depot was the meeting between Mrs. Mckinley and Director General Davis of the Worlds far. Mrs. Mckinley was in the car when she recognized the general and invited him to enter. He did SO and then had quite a pleasant chat.
 The negro republicans were conspicuous by their absence at the depot and the only one who has shown any enthusiasm over the governors arrival is old man Albert Shaw, who keeps a store on the corner Of Bay and Second streets. Albert hung around tue depot nearly all day and when the governor arrived was one of the first to shake him by the hand.
 h his room at the St. James this morn- ing, Governor Mckinley was waited upon by the members of the negro committee, which had invited him to attend a recep- tion given under the auspices of their race. The governor received the negroes kindly but told them he would be obliged to de- cline their request. The governor and his managers have shown disinclination to be publicly associated wi h the colored element of the republican party, but they evidently does not yet know that the color line has been practically drawn so far as the public is concerned.
 While this Is true it is evideut that Gov ernor McKiuley's managers are also quietly at work to secure the influence of promi- nent negroes for the Ohioan. All morning General Osborne of Boston was closeted with Joseph Lee, who is one of the negro leaders in Florida. Hon. Dennis Egan. chairman of the republican executive state committee, was present. Egan Is accused of training with the negro element, and 1t Is supposed that Osborne was explaining to him and Lee why the governor refused to attend the negro reception. [, his managers with the negroes has been conducted most quietly and in such a way ss not to offend the whites. It is evidently the intention of the governor's managers to outwardly accept the southern view of the negro question for the purposes of his campaign in this section for the presi- dential nomination. Whatever bids are made for the negro support will- be made surreptitiously.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-03-29
A GOOD SHOWING.

BALTIMORE, March 2S.-The new manu- featuring aud mining enterprises In the soothtrl states for the first quarter of 1S9 as reported 10 the Manufacturers Record, shows an aggregate of 89i, gain of l93 as compared with the fist three months of 1891. The largest increase is shown in cot ton mills, of which there were forty-two organiz ,d during the last three months, against nine for the same period of 1894; :; Of miscellaneous enterprises there were 455, against 293; mining aud quarrying conpa- nes increased from fifty 10 sixty-two Hour mills from twenty -four to thirty seven and cotton congresses from one to seven. In addition to these enterprises, the Manu- facturers' Record is advised of railway prospects, emeracing the construction of about 3G0 miles of new line in Florida alone.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-03-29
--------------------- SECOND DAYS SESSION
OF THE BALTIMORE CONFERENCE AT WASH
 INoTON-REPoRTs READ.

OF THE BALTIMORE CONFERENCE AT WASH
 INaToN-REPoRIs READ.
 WASHINGTON, March 2S.-The second day's session of the Baltimore annual con- ference Of the Methodist Episcopal Church south opened this morning with 156 dele- gates present, an addition of fifteen over yesterday.
 The report of the board of missions was read and showed that the foreign demand for missionary workers had increased 50 per cent. It favored missionary extension and recommended immediate steps for the mobiliz ation of missionary forces.
 The report of Secretary William Smith, of the board of education, showed that 179 schools and colleges were under control of the church, and that these represented $6, ,023 ,032 invested capital.
 Rev. w. c. Eggleston of Middletown, Va., who has been in the Baltimore con. ference for fifty eight years, was placed on the superauuated list.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-03-29
THE COLOR LINE.

BOSTON, March 2H.- "A bill Introduced by Representative Tesmoh (the colored man of the committee on mercantile affairs of the legislature which recently visited the South), relatively to discrimination in put-H lie places on account of race or color, was given hearing today by the judiciary com- mittee. The bill proposes to amend the present laws 80 as to make person liible to fine or Imprisonment, or both, if he makes a distinction, discrimination or restrictions on account of color or race, or causes such to be made. The party who may be SO treated may collect damages by civil process, and it is proposed to erase the wordU "good cause' from the present statute-s No decision was reached.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-03-29
DIED Al PAUPER.

CHICAGO, March 28.-A special from Kansas City says: James Kelan, one of the most famous spies of the Confedera te army, the only one whom Davis and his cabinet trusted with important secrets, died at the city hospital in this city fast night. Of late years Kelan lived by his wife, and was recognized as a broken-dow gambler. He began his career as paper carrier, and while a mere boy began serv- ing the Confederacy by transferring mail from Missouri to Memphis. He was cap- tured and condemned to be shot early in the WET, but managed to escape. He next blossomed out as spy. At one time he was wealthy, but died penniless, ard will be buried as pauper.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-03-29
SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATES

FOR CADETsHIPs AT WEST PoINT-Two OF
 THEM ALABAMA BOYS.
 WAsHINaToN, March 2s. The following candidates from the south have passed suc- cessfully the examination for cadetship at West Point Military academy. They will enter the academy in June next:
 ROBERT o. FAY, Eufaula, Ala. LEvERT COLEMAN, Huntsville, Ala. H. A. ROBERTS, Savann nah, Ga. E. P. PEYToN, Columbus, Mise. O.. STILL, Senatobis, Miss.
 s. T. ANsELL, Currituck 0. H., N. 0. J. 0. RHEA, strawn, Tex.
 c. s. RAYMEYN, Fort McPherson, Ga. I