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Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1895-03-26

baner, ubenlanbF &orn inbfertes BIZ.
list, os ben bibtil bru9te Sremsansss
n,aabe bleu lite lensere lbnnenbe.
Sorbbrusereu fob bet mbrt 5ortpilels.
ie os pibfe bperten op elle, neb, men
iaa Tom bu, fjere 9ebemarfins til
Nmtsformanbitabet me6 6orilas ON
Dprettelie af 2anbbrussifole. I'll
@tolesaarb fibbtes en- al be bebite @aar<
be lise Siertet af Sebemarfen nemlig
/ Stomebal, % buab bar &eiu1tatet,
10, man fit tsoretiit os praftiit getlebz
ming, % Sorbbrus baieret paa ieoritiit
@runblas, pibfte fig at bore lennenbe.
Ds bpab ct Sorbbruseritanben 9ebe<
martens Nmt ioae, ben er ct Msnfter
os en- 8rbb for Ntorses 2anb.
Mmun6 Jenien.
P. S. 8ebes optaset "Gersus Sails
llseblob".
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1895-03-26
80. 10.

Magerlppen er llnber 8ebanblin9
2esislaturen. $. g. 8iprse fra Otter
Eail ienbte inb ct GorTas til geeoiet:
telle af @enten fra 10 ills os fra
til 6 Yrocent. Set blep introbuceret
af Senrids fra Mari6all Co., og antaz
selis er bette bet famine Gorilag, ion1
er rapporteret fra &omiteen. GOriaaet
bapbe i,,sen Soranbrins peo @traffez
befemmel1erne for glaser, meu &omis
teen for 8antins % T.nance, Der no.
turlisois beiaar af 8anfgrer, liserots
iom Temperance &omiteen beitaar al
@aloonfeepere, bar taset pef @traffebe'
itemmelIerne. 9eaar be bare ian faa
pet bisie, iaa tan 10 @enten nebiettes,
1aameget man pil. Bopuliferne bil
naturlisois lite femme for 8i(len, 11aar
ben er Iaalebes mebfaren, og iaa faar
@epublitauerne @nleonins til at itrise
oper, at @opuliiterne life Til nebiette
&enten. .
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1895-03-26

faat 2aielpf, er Sriitelierne lite fao
farliae. St lite bette ianet? Sor at
3ius lab ber bl, tuunsen @tolesons.
pialp be fattise meo 8pser, os benne
Guans bill bli ben ftgrfe SPIT, ben itpr'
ite Sribeb, / bet Snteaisenien ollee
boise, iaa 6olt funoe 1ere at ftpre 1ts
ielp ium Menb - os iom &uinoer. -,
Beltatnins of @irfeeienbom er li9e'
iaa meset ct mora1it @pbrssmaal. VT
unobrase fig at beta1e iin retmesltse
Qnbel of @fattebDrberne ct en- fin Bet
at |tiele paa, en- Maabe at berpoe iin
geefe bans @obs peb at labe bam be-
tale @tatten for fig. @nten &trtetorz
porationer eller Sernbanetorpor
pelter fin Stat oper paa andre ct lt9e
umoralit, lise forfaitelise, og piier ct
besraberenbe @tsempel.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1895-03-26
aoupanierne, ,,aar be saar 5auit.

9a &Onsen itufbe biem uben at BABE
bannet nuset npt Miniferium ! 9terse,
afbolbtes ber ct Gtatsraab, bbori Song
gen benitiQebe til Miniferiet Stans at
:tase fine Nfiteosbeeierinser tilbase.
Minineriet otlbe lite bette meu inbuil'
seoei at ubfbre Sorretninsen 1aalenge.
S bet famine Statsrdab lob bet Zig.
senbe" Miniferiun prototolere, at be
.eole fonselise 9enfister life
babbe 1taaet fit Manl, o9 at bet bel.
n1ette Eilbub bar afbiit. Set be1e par
protutoueret ll1anobeo os bar naturlis>
pis bait en- flor 9arme bos @tortbinssz
Fertallet.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1895-03-26
s.. Rnnoft,t.

Dperlerer &. RnAbien er beb SO
Nar samuel. &nubien bar fsbt | en-
6usmanbsitue unber So1ts Breitesaart.
s fit Abe Nar beepnbte ban at lare at
leie bosGaberen, en- ftrens pietiitif0
sanssitolelerer, osi fit 7be aar bapbe
ban lert ubenao alt, fom fraueoes til
confirmation. &nubiens 2iusuarf Tan
inbbefattes bisie 9itler til to af bans
mause @trifter: "2atinitole uten 2a=
tin" os unorF os MorF".. San bar
let fine Nnituelier for en- flor 9el sobs
fienbte Drbninseu al bet bbiere @fole>
ueien oeb 2ouen af1s69 (Deling af ben
(erbe @tole / to 2injer, en- Seal % en-
aatinlinie), iou nu itaar ieien for Eur
iii pibere Dmorbnins, ber pil sisre So.
tinHo1en til bet, &nubien pitbe: en- 1erb
iorberebenbe SasFute, ifffe en- bsiere vi.
menFple ipm fenes @runbIaa for olle.
WteT &c Hnub1en tlenDt 1om Ntaats
freezer. 9ans @trep git ub paa at
fornorfe bet nuuerenbe 8osiprog,
mens be esent1iee Maalmenb Spar
Aaien, @inle os r., lasbe ct belt uo
norf @runblas. &nuoiens Maalitreu
fat bog faat mesen 8etponins for bort
striftsIprQss Gornoritnins. &nubien
oar us,ft o5 ofrese fig belt os bolbent
ior fine ibeale Snteresier. @an bjalp
mansen fattis @tubent. Gin 6ormue,
10000 &roner, bar ban sioet til ct Sc
got for bet banit=uorite Maplitreps
Jremme.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1895-03-26
Qina beber out Greb.


81 9uns gbans bar faat fine @ers
bisbebstesn t,lbase os ct ienbt til Sapan
for at tinse ON Greb. Sau er leoiaset
af 13o Yerioner es er bemDnbiset til at
ilutteGreb paa be8etiuselier, ban timber
.antaaelise. Set beber, at Sapan for
LANCER Roreas l1afbeusisbeb, at &ina
.ifal ofitaa Den Gormoia os Sefnin>
serne 9ort Nrtbur os @ei 9ai @ei
ian1t betale Sapan $50, ,0oo,oooi &riss=
omfoitnineer. = Smiolertib fortietter
Sapaneierne &rioen os bar ifese be
iibfte Mebbe1elier punbet en- np @eier.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1895-03-26
9nmt @ppr8sutaal.

@n af be liberale / bet eneelite @ars
lament foreipurs:e, om @esler1nsen
uilbe banSle Screening meb @uslano
os Srantris for at itanbie be tDrfiite
@ruIombeber / Nrmenien. l1benriss'
miniiteren iuarebe, at intet funbe op'
naaes ben @ei.
Meset tenfelist. 9eaar bar en- Stes
sierins last fig imetlem for at ftanbie
@ruiombeber? Ds tent @uslano?
DerIom ber pirfelis fanbtes en- eiullts
ieret @esiering, uiloe ben protefere mob
@uslanbs @r1iombeber Sibirien.
SITE ensaus @labitone bar lpftet fin
Deunb. sfei, bet Ct Blot, naar @is.
menb pil tiene @ense, enten peo 9an<
bel eller Snbtrepnins al Statslaan, at
@esierinser ertlerer 4ris % bespnber
it Slasteri. Nlbris bar en- &ris ua.
ret fsrt for at ubrpbbe @rufombeo eller
ior at fremme Mtenneiteli9beb. Sab
@nslano ftanbfe fine 9erjinser | Snot<
en-, % lab gtuslano ftanbie fin Stienoz
leli Sibirien, iaa fan be iiben tale til
ben tprtiite Sort ON Barbarismen !
Armenien. Meen tro life, at be sjbr bet.
Zro beuer lite, at ben enc &esjerins
ior Nlpor pil protetere mob ben anoens
@ruIombeb. 2anet ifra. Sen enc @rib
batter lite 0inene ub al ben anoen.S Snat
lite om cipiliierebe &e9ierinser. Del
er en- 8are, 8eroen enonu life bar let
- @9ueit3 n1aaife ,mbtaset.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1895-03-26

futskjjellige 4gheder,
9lQe 8remier oeb @tirenbet t @tod
bplm ben 24oe Teb. blep taset at 9toro
menb.
Sra cit SarmeraGianee 81. Sat. fl
ri Is npe Mars g6onnenter forleoer
Sag.
Mmertfas2inien bar labet en- Mt
tiempemesits Dceanoamper 9aa a
@tabelen. Sen bar faat Mapnet "St
@aul". ~
Sen "flaatieftebe" Miniiter til 9a
tuaii, ST. 8. q. Eburften, er al Stats
miniiter Gresham tilbasetalbt. "
&ousen af 8elsien, ber bi6ti1 ba'
peret &onsofatens @uueren, bar MI
frafast fig benne @aroisbeb os sior'
&onsoita,en uafbensis af 8elsien.
Ga fpanr arisitib, @eiua 9aesente
ct 1untet nbenfor Earifa meo 42C
Manb omberb. s Dtobribs sberiter itol
gefprte1ie oper l1lbtten.
s4nberious 8ia ON @eifatnins al
Sernbanelano er apprOberet af @uoers
usreu, ps Solicit Til neite @a1s faa Gn'
leonins til at eire ben fit @amtptte.
Barnefoneen @panien fit forlebeu
ct @uerb til Torerins af nosle Office
rer I 9eren. 9a ban baooe mobtai
@perbet, uenbte ban fig til fin Mooer
os ubbrpo: ftal ri life ertlere &ris nr,
Mamma2
Ronferenien ,rellem be tire Partier.
Stortbinset blep ber iutet af. Sc to
Spirearupper bolbt paa fit os pilbe lite
tase fieruete &enisu til l1bfaloet al be
%als, buortil be ielu paa bet aQeriter>
tsite baube appelleret.
Gn liben 8allon er iet bripe ober
Ginmarfen fra georboeit til Spbst.
Mlan bar sjettet paa, at bet par ct 8uo
fra Manieu, men rimelisere ct bet, at
8ollonen er ubienbt fra ben en9elffe
Sadion<grpebition, font operpintrer
paa Tront5 Soiepbs 2anb.
Gn forferbe1is @tsploiion inbtraf
en- &ulmine ner @paniton, @po., buorz
peb flere brebtes af Epmmeritotte os
anbet, 1om Erpftet foiteoe bit 2uften.
Mellen1 rs a so Irbeieere par nebe /
Meinen, us bisie aniees iom utoiliomt
omtomne. Ben amertfanife Stipbes>
lbsbeb ier ub til albris at tase @noe.
Mtorberen &arrp 9aptuarb fat en-
Dpuarter ON 9asen % en- ONT gatten.
geu antases ban at bli ibbenbe 90 ben.
te minbi ct Nar paa Ssieiterets Gfsisz
relle, os Gountp @ommisiererne Sens
nepin 60. ipnes @taien bleo libt opr.
Derfor bat be tat 9tatuosteren ifra
bam.
st ipanf &rissfib itjsb en- ameris
tanf Stonnert iiant uoenfor Guba.
st onbet amer,tanit &anbelsitib er os=
iaa itubt paa af ct anoet ipanit &riss,
itib ubenfor ben famine A Der ct
Dprpr paa Cuba, men allisepel burbe
frebelise Stibe faa ieile ! Greb. Sen
ipanite @esierins er afaitet en- 5orflaz
ring.
Mtnneapolis ita1 tenfe paa at for
ere Staten Minneiota baabe @runb %
ct Ropitpl for 2 Mailioner Daler.
Dum @ape. Maar Staten trenser et
npt @apitpl, tan ben bpsse ben ielu.
Sab Minueapolis ipanbere 2 Mi0ioner
for at iette be arbeibslpiei Birtiombeb
til Bpens eset bebfte, Staten trenser
! bet itte,
s 81 y
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1895-03-26
Sra &egi8latnren..

wv W. w w
s be iibite 9a9e bar ri lebt forsiez
pes efter noset, iom ct Suarte sers
fra MinneiotaS lou9tuenbe 9aQ.. 9e:
pietigite funbe mulisens bore, at &C.
natet ben 2Obe Mars fatte6e Beilutz
ming, at @tormoinbuerne for Senatets
&al itulbe ta9es fra. 9ette Ct ibetz
minite 9esn pau, at @aaren nermer fig
nebe i Souebitaaben, os ri Tan tenfe
%, at be pile @oloner liseruis fom
geoab pn1ter at aabne libt paa @inbu=
erne os labe en- Sue fppe ub for at ub=
fince, ON @tatet MI befinoer fig iaaz
pibt paa bet Ebrre efter ben politiite
@pnbfob, iom fibite 9pit sit oper 9anz
SET Ds brutnebe baabe ggaibbur1t Og arz
bre ;republifanife @pnbere iammen meb
9emotrater us Bopuliiter, at be enoelts
Tan gaa ub al iin fuamle Nrt ps be-
giue ii8e biem for at bDrte 1ine Nt1z
9aaroe us fine slsre.
Sen 2Obe Mars pasierebe @enatet
en- Bil em at neblette @uroepors &C.
neralers @pnrtler. 9ette iises at bore
en- Dperraitelie, u9 man uenter at ie
@eneralerne meb @pumils=Stpuler ba=
ite mob Sopebitaben for at beleire @ez
prelentantbuiet, naar Sasen ital Op til
Bebanblins ber.
8aabe Suiets os @enatets Meolents
mer bar beTuttet at itaa op libt tiblise>
re om Morseuen os bespnbe at terne
paa 2opfuernen @l. balu ii. @enatet
bar pebtaset to forifjentse Charter
Bills (Bpfororbntnser). st af bisie
GorTas fal saa ub paa eu Zig Dronins
for ialle BDer, buorimob ben anbet peos
tasne 5or1as laber bper 8D balte os
palte, iom ben bebit ipnes. 9eriom III!
osiaa &uiet itulbe finbe paa at pebtase
beese bisie 5ori1as, pil bet bli @reier
for Sa9fbrerue at finbe uo, boilfen af
bis1e 2cve bar ben rette, inipirerebe %
be0ige SOP. @ore 2eiert fee 6eraf,
at bet bar aluerlist ,nent, 1,aar ri brusz
te lotrDffet "piie Goloner". @uerfen
ben samle Colon ielu eller 2pfur9
funbe bam1e up ,neb Miuneiotas Senas
torer.
neutrality-suspicious. pebbliper at inbz
ienbe eroteiter imub @ebtaselien al
3iers Gori1as um tounsen @fole8ans
og Dales SorTas ON 8eitatnins af
Rirteienoom. 9isie Tolt pilbe bore
pillise til at inbfere tp,lnsen &irtesans,
men naar bet ejalber, at Bprn fal lere
leie, re9ne, itriue eller faa libt l1nber~
oisnins @eosraf, Siitorie % geatur>
fag, iaa raaber be paa "Sribeb". Sc
pnifer Golts Gribeb til at forblipe buutz
me. St 9pans nosenitebs berettiset,
iaa er let Euaneen til boreerli9 @tole-
ubbannelie. llben Zig @toleubbannelie
Ct bet umuli9t at fplbe fin 8tabs iom
8oreer al en- ielpitpret Stat. Set er
ct iprselist 5aftum, at altfor mango
unblaber at ienbe fine 8srn ! Sfole.
@anbt moi, bet fan bore ban0elist for
mango; tbi bet foiter at bolbe Bsser
oip. Men Staten ie1u ftu1oe afbielpe
bette. Set er be uuibenbe og tnteresies
leIe, ION beiit benser runbt paa Saloo.
nerne % om 8iQiarbbOrbet. St ling.
bommsu tomntet, iaalanet, at ben bar
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7, KNUDSON'S RESTAURANT

peb @iben af 1Robbusseren"s Office,
Mill ct. Dette e stebet, bpor iaa'tS
tan faa bet bebae % biaisfe Neaalt'1o's
Meab Gersus SANS.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1895-03-26

4saobbugserenu 8 maaaeber for IS
Gents.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-03-07
TREATY PORT TAKEN
NEW CHANG CAPTURED BY JAPS
AFTER A DESPERATE FIGHT.
One of the bases of Army Operations
of the Chinese Army-German
Anti-Semites Beaten.

WASHINGTON, March 6.-Secretary Her
bert has received the following cablegram
from Admiral Carpenter. commanding the
United States naval forces on the Asatic
station, dated New Chang, March s: THE
japanese general has notified foreigners of
his intention to occupy this port. All COW
tingenc.es provided. for
New Chang is one of the treaty ports on
the Gulf of Pc Chill. above Port Arthur.
Early in the winter The United States gun
boat Petrol was stationed there and, as the
season closed and the river became ice
bound, she was placed i'm a mud dock along.
side Of an English man-of-war to protect
her from the ice when the spring freshets
came down. She was rooted and her ma
chine guns so placed as to command the APP
breaches to the vessel which was, in fact,
transformed for time into a fortress, to
serve as place of refuge for the foreign
ers who live in the vicinity. The town has
bases of army operations against the in
yading japanese, and, from Admiral Car
penter's advice, it appears that the latter,
reinforced by troops from Wei-Hai- Wei,
have at length decided to occupy the place,
which is one Of the first OF the treaty ports
to fall into Japanese possession.
n dispatch from Shanghai received to-
night says: The Japanese captured the
City of New Chwang Monday night after a
desperate fight with the Chinese defenders.
No losses on either side are given.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-03-07
LIAR, Rascal AND Cur.
Epithets BestOsyedssbyli1 PROMINENT Ar
kansans on Each Other.


kansans on Each Other.
LITTLE ROCK, Ark, March 6.--Mr Mon
roe of this county, arose in the House to-
dav to a question of personal privilege and
bitterly denounced Governor Clarke in con-
nection with the Governors criticism OF
the House for defeating the railroad COM
mission bill Monroe made a hot speech and
excoriated the Governor in unmeasured
terms. He accused Clarke of making prom
ises when running for Attorney general to
collect back taxes from the telegraph and
railroad companies, but had failed to full
fill the promise. Monroe continued by say
ing that he called on the Governor yester-
Clay on public business and was insulted
by the Governor who refused to receive
him In the course of Monroes bitter
sneeca he was repeatedly cautioned by
the Chair to use milder language, but he
paid no attention and continued to fay the
Governor. He concluded by saying, among
other things: 81 do not say anything here
that I will not say to any man and any
where / feel like standing upon this floor
and branding that man who insinuates
anthing against this body as an Infamous
liar l have as much or more evidence to
prove that Clarke is a rascal than he has
to prove the members of the Legislature
reporter asked Governor Clarke. this
lAIonroe's attack OH him. Said he: "In an
sswer to your inquiry have to say that
it is not expected of me that should no
tice every cur that banks at my heels. The
one YOU refer to is already in possession
of my opinion of him.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-03-07
MOORE TEMPERANCE BILL.
Gives Councils Power 10 Exclude Sa-
looms from Certain Districts.

Gives Councils Power to Exclude SA-
looms from Certain Districts.
The Senate last night passed the Moore
temperance bill. which confers upon common
councils powers to regulate the liquor
traffic. The gist of the bill is in Item ID
Cf Section 2, which authorizes councils ito
license, regulate and restrain all shops.
inns. taverns or other places where in
toxicating liquors are kept for sale, to be
used in and upon the premises, and in
regulating, restraining and licensing such
inns, taverns, shops places aforesaid,
they shall have the power TO designate the
room. building or structure where such liol-
uor may be sold and may exclude such
sales from the suburban or residence por-
Tion of such city and confine the places
where such sales may be made TO the bus
mess portion of such city, and may direct
the arrangement and construction OF the
doors. windows and openings of the partlc-
ular room in such buildings where sucn
safes may be had or such intoxicating iiq-
uors be drunk. and may direct the loca-
ton. Arrangement and construction of the
bar kept therein, and the interior arrange
rnent and construction of sucn room and
may direct what games may be carried
on therein and may forbid the keeping or
use of wine rooms; to regulate and restrain
all tables, alleys. machines, devices, or
for hire or pay, to prohibit the use of
the same
The bill passed by vote of q to IL, most
of the Democrats voting against it. Notice
was given by Senaor O'Brien of a motion
to reconsider
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-03-07
MARINES FIGHT FIRE
THEY SAVE PORT OF SPAIN, TRIM
DAD, FROM TOTAL OBSTRUCTION.
Crews from Admiral sIeade's Ships and
the British Buzzard Do Good Work
Loss of $4,O0O,0OO.

PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad, March g.
This city has been visited by confiagration
that caused property loss of s4,0O0,O00- 1t
would have probably been wholly destroyed
but for the aid rendered by American and
British marines. The North Atlantic squad
ron of the United States navy was in harbor
when the fire broke out. The facilities for
fighting fire are very unsatisfactory. and
the people are very indolent. The Maraval
water works, which lie several miles dis
tant, ample for ordinary purposes, but
they are not sufficient for a great erler-
gency. Soon after the flames began to get
Roadway in the town Rear Admiral Meade
signaled from the New York to the Raleigh
and the Cincinnati to land as many men
as could be spared. and simultaneously the
fagship's boats went into the water. There
was lively rivalry among the men from
each ship to reach the scene of the fire,
especially as the British cruiser Buzzard,
having a near anchorage was also be-
stirring herself to land party. From tho
United States vessels more than $50 men
were sent ashore, while the Buzzard landed
about fifty. Each boats crew was supplied
with fire buckets. axes and ropes, and the
plan of action was quickly laid down and
carried out Chains of bucket parties were
formed and a steady stream of water was
thus conveyed to the lee side of the fire to
prevent it's spread much possible. To
extinguish the buildings already burning,
or in close proximity to the flames, was
impossible, and all efforts were scOncen-
trated on tearing down the buildings around
the main confiagration and wetting every
thing upon which sparks and burning frag-
ments might fall. Organized and deter
mined fighting of the flames at last had
good effect, and the advance of the fire was
checked, though not until the sailor men,,
as well as the townspeople were thoroughly
exhausted Several American seamen had
narrow escapes. Everything is in con-
fusion, and it will take several days to de-
ternlire whether there was any loss of life
among the citizens. The blow to the city
is overwhelming. sand 1T will be many years
before it RECEIVERS from its loss.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-03-07
RENTAL of SCHOOL LANDS.
Governor AltgeId vigorously Scores
Chicago Newspapers.


SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, March 6-Governor
Altgeld to-day sent a special message to
the State Legislature touching the rental
of school lands in Chicago, he declaring
that the rentals are far below what the
lands should earn on basis of actual
worth. He points out that the leases were
originally made with a provision for reval-
uation every five years. to be fixed by COM
missioners appointed by the board rents
to be paid on basis of per cent on the
gave up its right to appoint all three COM
miSSionerS, allowing two of them to be ap-
pointed by the judges of the courts, and
that it is being proposed by some parties
in interest to have the board waive the
right to secure revaluationS altogether He
points out that this time of financial de-
preston is unfavOrable for fixing values,
and asks the Legislature to pass elner-
gency act to prevent this and compel the
ture. The Governor instances the amount
OF rent paid by lessees of various pieces of
school land in the neighborhood of Madison
and Dearborn and Madison and State
streets, and compares these with rentals
paid by adjacent property owned by private
individuals to show that the school lands
not being rented for anything near ac-
tual value. He makes the particular point
of the fact that four great daily newspa-
pel.s hold school land leases. and three of
them actually publish on school property
and scores some of the papers in a vigorous
manner, saying that waving The flag with
one hand and plundering the public with
the other is a form of patriotism that is
getting to be entirely too common
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-03-07


President Faure, of France, is suffering
from influenza.
The British Secretary of State for Home
Affairs. Mr.. Henry Asquith, is suffering
from Influenza
The French have seized the island of Nos
sivy. i'll st. Augustine bay, the south
west coast of the island of Madagascar.
Seven miners We're killed yesterday while
{ descending the shaft of the Mail Beach
lead mine, near Shrewsbury, Shropshire,
England.
The keel of the challenger for Americas
cup, Valkyrie H. was cast at Glasgow yes
terday. Eighty tons of lead were used in
the casting.
The North German Lloyd Steamship Com
pany will begin fortnightly service with
fast steamers in April between Quebec
and Montreal Canada, and Manchester,
England, by way of the Manchester shin
canal.
A dispatch to the London Daily News
from Constantinople says that the Sultan.
on his own initiative inquired into and
denounced the interference with the circula-
ton of Bibles, after the British and Amer
lean Bible societies firmly refused to certify
that no such interference had occurred.
A fishing smack has brought to Hull the
body of Anton Baumann, one of the VIC
Tins of the Elbe disaster. He was former
Nv manager of the opera house at Prague
and had been engaged by Mr.. Walter Dam
rosch as stage manager for the Wagnerian
opera season in New York. His wife was
a native of California.
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GAS WELL OFF AS THE RICHEST.

Charles ", Maria Theresa, the
Empress of Austria, Goethe, Bee
thoven, Bismarck, the Princess
Louise of England, Count Won
Caprivi, and a host of other eel
ebrities have visited the famous
Sprudel Spring of Carlsbad, and
we are not all Goethes and Bis
marcks, but we may enjoy the
greater advantage of having the
Spring with all its benefits
brought directlyhome to US. The
more rapid means of transit and
the march Of invention is bring
ing everyone within easy reach
of every creative blessing. The
Carlsbad Water bottled at the
Spring, or the Carlsbad Sprudel
Salt, the solid corporations of the
water, may be had of any drug
gist, and are without an equal in
all disorders of the stomach, in
testines, spleen, liver, PROSTATE,
kidneys and bladder, and in govt
and diabetes. Beware of imita-
tions. EIsNER & MENDELsoN Co.,
Sole Agents, New York.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-03-07
Incendiary Explosion.

KANSAS CITY, March 6.-An explosion
of gas said to be deliberately planned by
an incendiary, this afternoon. wrecked the
two-story brick dwelling of Lewis III. Day,
in Lydia avenue and caused the injury of
three firemen. The explosion was caused
by gas pipe leading from the basement
being cut and letting the gas flow through
the house which had apparently been set on
fire. Soon after the Hremen arrived, the
whole side of the house was blown out and
the. remainder of the structure shattered
John Lynch, Clarence McElroy and william
Mccormick were caught in the debris and
all severely cut and bruised, but none
will die The family was absent at the