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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-16

washington. March ib.-'rho letter OF
fTnHllent Andrcwh ~ brown university,
written TO frlonda nj Denver conform
lng the assembly OF the the information.
monetary conference and hls explain.
htlon or the same, nro widely digruahed
~ "hhhlhgtoh, lnnumuch az the pres.
meh! mas gwen no inllmntl0n respect.
ms the appointment ~ commissioners
ana tue time OF holding the conference,
nor indeed, has any Information Az
ynt on tho subject, II N clrAr that Pres
luuht AhutewR spoke only Tor himself.
hni merely ~ TO what he anticipated.
secretary Chrllelo says he has not
learned OF any prospective Invitation
Tor Nuropeon governments 10 Join In
AN international monetary oOnferunee,
y ma hence everything In this ropard IL,
% yet prohlomntlenl aud proHpentlvc
nhtor Teller, however. N quoted
- expressing hts belief that, should a
conference be called, tho uhnnrea are
good FOR some action favorable To nilver
on the ground that Germany appears to
nave ehnnnud hor attitude ana might
now he willing TO take stops indopcnd.
enily Of Great Britain. There IA no *
peolhtlon that Great britain would con-
hent TO blamoinlllem fur hcrarlf. but IA
portability exists that Hhe may agree TO
reopen the mintn IN India aud keep n
portion or The tcnorVp IN the Bank of
England In sllycr with ths concos.
sion II IL argued, that Germany and
France might Join the United Rtntca la
minimizing an International bl-motnlllc
standard senator Teller, however,
looks for removal Of gold exports be.
Fore long which lac thnkH viii become
Inevitable within three Of four months.
" not sooner aA II ~ clear the foreign
bond nyndlcAtc cannot stem permanent.
" me OUTGOING tendency OF gold from
the United staten
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-16
rnoM rAurr rlNlAnnlAe.
state pennr,"cn, rrsias 10 Rcmody
some serious Foreign difficulties.

WashlnElcn. March 10, There soaine
70 n0 feeling among thu treasury ON.
ylalH mat the attitude OF atYerA ~ tho
i9rsign countries Ia regard 10 our tar.
NJ lhwb In likely 10 create some stir be-.
Tore very lonE, The threatened dla.
elimination of France has brouaht
forth an order TO Ambassador ieuatl.
mat unless our prnducta hrp admitted
~ fronch pprta Without discrimination
me proallcnt win 10 obllRcl 10 uan Inc
power given HIN to rotaliAte
Thvra hnn hen come lively corres
sp0ndrneo between the state depart.
mont and onr forelRn representatives.
" ms regard nnd tho point han hpon
mhde That tho HnRnr trust tarlm blii
was greatly IN favor OF the foreign *.
porter. anu that Decentralization hgalnat
with m grace
Thp stare department hhp boon trying
70 automatically adjust the noenlng
,hflu troubles between The chunlrica,
bepnusn V II wen known that thp presi,
dent would hesitate a long dime la re.
uiliatlng for to do 90 wdnld be- to DO.
clare publicly that the Hi0gar trust tar.
III law Ia u total fnliur4
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-16

A..t aa ,
.H,,W.'h lrMt Metoh 10 Thp Nrht
KY pNluiN lNN mousse iNl NenAluNrniluh
lNh WotN'Nt NnN AlWuNlNNnh very mn.
pYtRht NnenHWrhi 20 me eour OF
V''nlinll pinveeIuie an amendment TO
nAtuV' Nhi,N hds penh repeated
l'WNhH 20 AoNph 90 rue court ut npt
p'NW ~ lrhlrilnt ulHlntntl On me
INonfu' ~ Uh'ende article huN pt lhn
ooln 20 hH 20 t1ad hs iollpwhi 'lhn
court az appralp may aiillm tue judA-
Moht on thv court heloW, an may iee
Nula' Nlld lr'nhnu lnf q NOW ulall pf
hlhf lpNufee anu nlhhHa Inv vhhe, or
may REFORM ana correct me Judgment
hN lhu Jaw ana nv hRluir 81 lho chPo
may ioqulir provided thh' uh tppHnl
nulWllhHW NUNS TN ivpell may ho t-
lYnh II Ahhl ne plVeuhlol ihhi az pueh
l,Vhh ul venue Wvre proved ON iho trlnlt
lhAl lhp ne0ubrb piHa ia the malgts
uNhl Apu that lhr Jury Worn huly
eNuln NplVHH nNch lu'allpnh were ~ W.
sue w we lrlal COURT ana were acted
upoh belpfe appeal
Won tho laNNotn' morning., hnd
inc lhyman lnenlpor had doubtloHn no
ANAL iroupM W. making w hlp mhld
mpph WhRt SIDE ne wound east Ms vote
Ibn iraHuhn pin ana con may be sue
olnuuF summed w respectively, mus
Fhu state OF VcAAs ~ alluWlnb too
many 'illnlnala TO escape on toohnl0nls
INaH d M al
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-16

Washington, Mnrch iA.-The move
mont recently started 10 have Judge
Taylor Of Fort Wayne Ind removed
from the Mississippi river oommleHion
IN order 10 make n place for Demo-
crat Is not llltely TO bear fruit, yeutcr-
day Representative Cnirhlnga nled n
protest signed by residents OF the
lower Mississippi valley against the re-
moyal Of Judge Taylor There ~ n
story out TO the offect that Judge Tny-
lOr was 20 be- removed "a make way Tor
cx.ConRreFHmnn liyn1m'a appointment
on the commission So far na can DO
lenrnrd there has never been amy eOms
plant ngAinnt Judge Taylor, and on
two separate occasions President Clevc-
land refused 10 rsnops tho Judge In
order 10 make q place Tor a good Demo-
orat, Mr. Cleveland Ia not constructed
ON thpHo lincH,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-16
nouS COULDN'T me,r ~.


washington March 10. -lgx Congress
man llouk OF lonucHHoc has nnnlly
made NJ hla mind not 10 ontor the race
FOR doorkcoper 0f the noyt house, and
has accordingly notified hn friends llo
hnn returned Ia Tennessee whore ho VIII
rraumc The practice OF law The fact or
The mnttor ~, lloult received word from
Gibson. his successor that i would not
be wise Tor him to enter the fnoc, for
n he dld he tGlbaohl would mako II
very lbterentlng, a. he could not have
puhllcuna In the house lluult did the
only thlnR he could rot ont VI the rnoo.
This brings the race down TO Hon, Sllan
Adama uf kentucky, and cK-poorkoepor
Adams Of Maryland Both candidates
ARE ut work. but there VIII be several
more ltichmonda In tho field before
congress meets,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-16

udynamlten NM nllaa the nghl,ro,,,n
Mi. wan mazda a esce,al osasr ~ ' n,.s'
Tueadav.
penator plel,son moycd IA an.,..a
the ofder az bmslncna nnd tano M sc,'
Ator uoalie MI 10 reuiiInt, ,hn ,frn,',.
INK Of teuehera cariinoatcs.
ma sD nuNh nnd p,esidnnt l,rn n,,,
Irwu' wha VA In m. ohnir dn,Idsa
maj thern ,y,rc ,n,y ,l,r,' w ,ssily,,n
tibn n a,.nntt rrn,vlrv nm thiftv
mcmbera III IN. nenatn. t,y,nty nm,
tonnlinitInr n atnruni ana inn nraer N
buslnasS was ausnsndeJ
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-16
ro lsnnr olr or OWE rlMMr.
scnn,or oormnn wan stay In Europe
purinR the sumner,

Baltimore. March 10 -"scnator DOR
man and his family will sail from New
York carly in May and will npond the
summer abroad, RETURNING to America
in september They win npend the time
travelling lciaurely on the continent
Visiting Carlsbad and other German
sprlnaa for the bene0l OF the SENATOR
hpalth," .,
ono IT the sonntor'e CLOSEST personal
and polltlonl friends made the hpqN"
announcement today, lie continued
'flo has come 20 the conclusion leat v
viii be impossible Tor MN 70 onln'n
nny rcat IL he remains IN ihla country
ma mater what part OF II he might ~
iect When hc goss, e sar9lega ca AZ
,t,a,,, Nm Very few Of them can
follow hin 10 Europe llc .haH peon M
portuncd % take charge @, O. ne lhS r si,n
snnt io dn IL il hia health w good ON hln
return. hui ne does not want 20 Pc IN
ths stiie when the primary conventions
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-16

ho,a bsoauae n he should hq here
re N, H. heid responsible by me- cue,
~ WI w III mn may hc ddnV several
lniYr tp dates are personal friends
th ky XXI II would be empArIAhsllk
FOR Ma, % mgltc choice hga hs nS MI
ro IA far away ,ha, sa M h eurfsnt
70 neeuF' Xxx" eenator renllzea thai tho
ahnii critical position In Mary
pnrsS ~ "a maj unwlan Interference on
lano NV ~ niinseli or any OTHER Leader
tbc nv Y e,nst harm lie hna. decided
mlgm 90 ~ rsAeh white tho prelimin-
70 hr an.t eru going on Ne WIZ -
s MN a.isr 10 nSnaii9as s, s ,ne na sa
lr WI eserl al HE .kill e slss' we parW
nekot ind heee, Mel .lheia NH M been
clniio renks- ing wpS'1 80
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-16

Wnahinglon, March 10 Democratic
mnmprta of the house Of rrprnaputa.
llyeh who retired TO private No on tho
an instant are ntlll 10 have sent.
ollrlhl recognition Ia the poalonro 49,.
plrlmoht Il wac announced az the DO,
intention of the fourth Assistant poBt.
mnnler general to continue ox.dcna.
cratic members na their refcreo IN their
respective dlHlrletn, und retognlge thrn
recommendation IN tho illlng ~ va.
oanclos ACQUIRING In fturla.olnsa post.
oiileuh This arrHngomrnt IN 10 oontu.
10 until after the next congregational
election, ol ~ long ou tho oxs give Tho
bunlnnas their attention or IL N nHrao.
able.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-16

Washington, March 49, The Informal
receipts for whlaky are now nonrly
normal, ana during this month have
boon nearly $500 900 day, Before Tho
new infln law was passed immense
quantities OF whisky were withdrawn
fruln bond In anticipation Of the In.
creased tax, aud oH this whisky has
not yet hron consumed, n nnoeta the
tnNon paid upon current Withdrawals.
Probably hy the nnd of the month an
THIS whisky win have BEEN Disposed or.
when the daily receipts VIII DO greater
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-16

mates N the commissioner of Internal
ravenue were about ki7i 900 900 " rn.
onipta Tor the current fiscal year OF
thla. however, fully f2ql0p0.opo wne en-.
reeied 10 be derived from the income
IAN law, IN the meantime. informal
revenue receipts from all nources arr
faninR on, Customs receipts arc nd-
vanuing slightly, ranging from 100000
10 81 100000 4 day, hni lhn lnieinhl ltN-
ent,s uaurns are decreasing, COmDlrs
nionor Milief had Anticipated that this
Falling on would be met by 40 inorease
from Inc Income tax, but II this last
rrop h cut away from him the situh-
lion VIII be critical
Already the excess of expenditures
aver raoelpla for thr present fHcal year
aggregate nearly sio,9ocOoo.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-16

Washlnglon, March 10 -'rhe supreme
court ~ thu United states today took
with the exception that II VIII NJ nuxt
Monday for the dollYorAnpe ~ Opinions
Wld 10 hear motions Before ndinurna
Ing the court postponed The hearing In
Tie whtpeHp onhe Ut j W Todd. Alton
LlBbta George simmons and Ion oths
urH, convicted IN tne northern district
Of Alabama for illuminating witnesses,
eto,. ana sentenced 10 imprisonment,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-16

Reed OF Mninc Taking Notes ~ the
Depnrtmcntl

Wnhhlnglon. March 10 Tom Rood,
VINO ms no doubt That he win hn
.h,,anvr or the next hepat. " he livrA
~ lno hlpt OF December. II now EuinW
about IN The treasury nnd other
uepaftmenlA famlllnrialngi himaolr with
thN nsoal needs or the got0fnmrut, 10
hhyH ne wnnie 10 have ell dolnllB Of
roNonuo aud expenditure woll IA Mia
NINA hq that when he tal,ea thp rplnn
next tnll he VIII know exactly what In
do. No ono who knows Ar Repd
uuuhm INIT he lhtpnda 60 play the
veNi hH9ln ana TO lay down The pro-
krhu when AN party Va 20 follow In
lno house but he viii bolp much more
diplomatic ana conservative ear than
hn WIN llNn yNnra mo.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-16

Of the executive Office expenses aificbcn
out;
Salary az state revenue agent. $1,000,
nOvcnaary travelling oNpcnBea Of state
revenue agent, $500. payment of rev-
rnuca ana Other expenses necessary In
enforcement " law, 1900 A reduction
OF 10 per cent IN the following itums
OF the same department. salary ~
private secretary 5000, salary OF atun-
oNtnnhlc clerk, who shall also nni az
secretary OF ponltrniinry board. siGupl
allhiy of porter. $500. books aud ata-
tlpnhry, $500, freight, poataAc and tele-
Rrnphy. 5000, Ice, $40, office furniture,
800 Cor issC and saO for iSpl'
payment OF balance OF Zee OF
special council IN the Greer county
vaAh IN tho supreme court OF the United
Staica ana all necessary expenses in
pilpnlnl 10 and connected with said
suit, including travelling cNponnca of
the attorney general Va eNia oass. or
~ much thereof AH may be necessary,
to be paid out and expended, undof the
uirpoNou nl the governor, Shpuj, salary
0e pardon board advisers, $1,000
ktrOnucua objection waa made how
ever 70 this Wholesale way OF handling
iignfcg ana thr salaries ~ officers, A
motion waa nlade 10 separate the ltcmHl
humpaHN Amendment would cut down
the salary Of tho private HecrctAy 10
SluUp Mr. lilair amended II 10 $1,000
ncr Nnnum Tho most mmultdus
wrnnNle Of tho Acaspn tor while en-
sued Y was frequently doubtful "a
thv mnd Of tho chair who had tllu floor.
ON tho unr hnnl thofo was this faction
uiglng that The men whb had CHARGE ur
the lArHp responsibilities ana hnrd
WON'T the dlRniiy ana condolences In
tldNW 10 tho knVpmQrh private aeerN~
ihiN, waa certainly worth 5000. and
ought iu receive e. On the uthur hnnd,
Was The rclrcnchmcnt faounn, calling
attention tu the lpplnted condition
VI iiie treasury and the plNdBa made
the people Nomp who had been In
favor 90 cutting down the salaries "
pagoa aud olelka az The beginning of
the srHnion handled this proposed re-
duqtloi moro glnHony,
Mr, MlilH, whVu lilo ounmpjiDn dwin-
died down Wplncd the ilaof and poured
some hot shot into the house lie aAld
thero Hormrd ia be- lRfBd number "
momhria whose idea " economy aud
roirrhphmeut ana NOT rlaO above thn
SAMMY vi "a nriS clerh Ne pointed out
thai where q lrput ana Just rctroneh,
mrnt could have bpNn made IN tho
ludlolhly fihp honnt had aturdtlg frs
fused Ia make any retltnehmpnt, Two.
lll,hn OF the expense OF thp rnlro alnta
waH here made lhr Judiciary cost thu
STATE VI 1000 0p0a ANA pfupheHrd that
Whfn the wurh an this hill wna cons
gludrdi Il would be Rton that tho ok
punnon would foot M lust az muuh
MH MillN favored Ihht The private
HNN!'thlN pAualS pc plhuVd ~ llAuV.
anu illkhhVe Nenl VI Huhatliule
NilNnuu'hl 70 lhhl lurpofo iVr inv Two
pWlnlnH eurndmonl9
NJ war lhen lQok me ioor ~ behalf
uf hlH amendment Of $1,000, aud lnndn
an address which elected round aftNr
round Nl applhuNv from thn tettcnch
ltullon' ~ nlluupl 70 mo pledho or
nunhlnnlW relrenelinrht made ai 'lu-
lhd 70 lhc "leaheth pledge HlYtn
throughout We plhlu' Ito thought u
WNn NV pnhhlNd purpose OF ms hopHo
10 SHOW 70 iho people thnl mo pledge
wa nor wlhl Vulpat hppleiMel
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-16

Washington. March ls-chptain pa
VIA unhlud tho navy department last
evening that hr had sailed with the
lagoon, Honduras This movement In
In pursuance ~ the inquiry with which
tho captain N charged 70 lonk into tho
circumstances surrounding the killing
hsnr lirewer'n lagoon about yunf ago
OF Mr.. Benton, an American ciilHen,
for which the state department has aa
Yet been unable 20 secure fcdfaHn,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-16

|mllle 'roNu March IT., MIR A. IT,
IVlpt Tho nrm OF Achlutcr 81 Goa
[tals procera Of JonerHon, has
dFeonylllo THIS wcolt and has
eenglulod his arrangements to
Wy plAlnoaa To Grronvlllo This
|4lg iplr families here who win
haye homes, ANA the nrm win
II, atninmcru on the rond
sll Battle han SOLD the Green
a,alllrht 20 Wlll l.. Sergeant, oe
"a, VINO lH an experienced news.
wan, holng editor and pruprlc-
'ne cotHlcnnn Observer
Ivmplc Graves. tho noted
WV close tho lecture scnaon OF
~, y and NJ. Society ut the
ssl church March 2.
Heuay Newton ~ Arnold sold the
|-alllah place ON Johnson ntroct
p'ulnml,, who win erect Il $4,000
taes at once.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-16

Washington, March To-, Mrs u. a.
Grant Inns returned from Florida. ana
n rs expected win buy a house ana
mako her home hero, Mrn Nolllc
Grant h0rloru oldcet daughter has a
decided talent for the atogc, but Il ~
not llkely nhe WIN embrace 4 Ha a
attractive manners. Mrs AnrlariF Hon,
Algrrnon, n now In iQnBland. but IN u
yohr he VIII return TO lhla country and
permanently reside here IN May MrB.
Anftora VIII 70 10 Europe.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-16

Washington, Match iB.--rhe Moxl.
eau LEGATION hore has not boon Com-
munichtcd with regarding Che rxtfali.
ton az Taylor. the dqfnuiiinF state
treasurer " South Dakota, VINO has
been apprehrnded at Vera Cruz Mehy
aud Il " said by legation oinclnla that
the application would be direct TO
Mexico through tbs United states con.
sui officers.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-16

rrob"biy Enior. Wiii oct on tho
Hoard NJ Anurnis,

WnnhnElon, March ib.-A Democrat,
and probably one from Tennessee. wili
fan into n good position In the interior
department before many days. Aov-
ctnl big 0ilioca IN that department nru
ntill hold by Republicans, Among them
Nv the Office Of Judge OF the board OF
appeals OF the general lund ofllre 1hn
place pnYn $1,000 por nnnum, ana ~ at
present lllod by Judge W. w. Murray
of HUNTINGTON. Tom. udgr Murny
was appointed by President Harrison
aud received something like thH kind NJ
lndorHrmoht from Senator llnrriu ute
" u decent Republican, aud have mo
pcrnonol objection to his appointment a"
II was because OF that endorsement
that judge Murray has not heretofore
been removed, However hla time has
now come and he win soon be uNllnd
urnn to walk tho plank II was limited
today TINT cNsconHroaHmnn llnloc win
hr appointed judge Murraya anCccsnor,
Secretary ilokc Smith hnn q high re.
gard for lGnloc'a ability md nppreci-
ntcB tho lntterA defense OF the ndminla.
trntlon pcnplon policy
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-16

a.irhnlteiy rettied aud there 10 no doubt
Whatever about II, Mr. uermhn will
pe out OF The ptAtc and out of the coun-
wy AZ summer, ana 70 far az he 10 pof-
nnnAlly concerned there viii b. no in,
s,eiierencc with the course OF politics
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-16

New York, March lb~-A WnHhlnRt0n
Hpetlnl 10 the Press anyai There ~ no
cOnrpaiment Of the conviction at the
treasury department that " the nntlc-
lpatod revenue Of 10000 900 or fa0000-
On1 from the income tax should he cut
on by decision o. the supreme court
prononolnR the law unconstitutional,
m oNtrh session OF congress II lney-
liable. 10 device q method Of raising
money enough 90 carry on the opera
lions Of tho government. The cHtl.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-16

washington. March ib.T Secretary
Herbert has nnally derideh that he VIII
rerOsnise ana confirm The nominations
Of naval cadets received BY hin from
outgoing members of rpngrens. uniii
the special pr0vision outlined IN tlie
naval appropriation q muse cares
nuphgs ~, niat wofa hHnhsh into The
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-16

summer hout, "Goncrai Humidity
brnclng autumn or deaolnt0 winter nro
alike to tho l,oopluH qualities OF pfioo'n
BAKING Powder Climatic chnnges do
not hfoet thi0 perilphR powder
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-16

Ssa a.a, Arky March TO- Tonight
M nk WELDON. u switchman IN
y M anu Pacific yards, was stand.
'uas, Vnslnc, he fell between II and
". " am was crushed To death.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-16

n. ~ March 10. Tho violet,
Ks,,1srs' nd'at and party aboard,
N I'M \" ~ siso y. M for wash
s,stlssrS, ave experted 70 arrive
yH sppul noon tomorrow.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-16

Ied Tex,, March i5.-'MontEom.
ny shipped $50 rat beef cattle
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-12-05

anberer Settle gu bulben. Der Raiier
mar Hug senus. um bic Notbmenbtss
teit bieier itrensen Sdule einauieben.
Mber feline iibertriebenen @efible purz
ben oft auf cine barte probe. selteut.
Bel irsenb elmer feitli9en G%elesenbeit
bDrte ct ben prinaen iagen: sd min
ba bleiben unb CT ldbt mid nidt!" Der
Raiier raunte ibm ms DIR: .@ieb
mir Define Rappe. Sd itede lie in ben
Sad, unb ba Du obne Rappe ni4t
nesseben tannit, 10 sepinnft Du baz
NIT 3eit." = ,Das niibt gar ni4ts,"
ertpiberte Der prina tlaslih. i'd babe
bas 1bon einmal periu4t. aber ct bate
eine aubere bereit." l1nb Der fir4terz
lide Ct - General GroKarb - MARI
'19irte nit feinem S9iiler ab. - Ser
prina mar Elm iebr liebenspirbiges
unb intereFantes' Rinb, mel4es piel
BON benz Settle ieiner Mutter unb benz
guten 9er3en fetnes @aters bate. ben
ct serabeau anbetete unb ftets ieiner
Wfutter por3o9, bic b1el gu 0tel Stren9e
5eiste. BIS gum gnbe ieines junser
2ebens CAB es apii9en ibm unb ieine'
Mutter niemals elm ri9tiges 8erte:
ben, unb bic peinlihiten Situdtionen
bic ii9 bieraus ersaben, batten gepif
einen itarten Ginnub auf fein 9e{tre:
ben, in entfernten 2anbern 4b"nteue'
E3u fuben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-12-05
alnslanoitaer #onotenn.

ueber ben ausldnbifden poitoienit
beri9tet be7en @orfteber, Scr. q. @.
.8roots, Der 3neite 9ilfs<@ eneralzpo}
meiiter. Man erfdbrt baraus, baB
pGbrenb bes lebten Jtnan5 : Sabres
3O5,O OF Yfunb 8rtefe unb 4,O53,391
.9funb anbere Sa4en peri9tdt muir
ben, cine Mbnabme gesen bas 8orjabr
BON 47,O51 8funb 8riefen uno etne
3unabme BON 16,643 pfunb amber
Boitiaaen.
Ser @orani9lag fir beh auslGn>
bi{9en Yoitbtenit, fir bas NIT benz
20. Stunt 1896 enbenbe Sabr betrug i'm
@an3en $2,O3O,OOO. 0on bieiem Be-
TRACE erbGlt bic ameritant5 4e 9amz
pferlinie $757, 1913 fir So Tabrten bon
Stem Dort na9 @outbampton; $751;
I288 falen tontrattli4 auf ben poit~
tienit 3nif9en Nen Yort unb Ga @ua=
bra; $13O,1O4 auf ben Dtenit 5miiden
Sem Oprt unb 3urpan, unb $73.576
auf ben Dienit 5nif@en Stem Dort unb
9apana. Tabr3euee, mel&e in ben
Ser. Staaten regiitrirt ftnb, aber NIT
benen fein &ontratt abgei4loKen 1T,
erbalten 100000 uno auslGnbtfAe
6abr3euge $520,126.
Der nd9ite Welt &ongreb piro
1897 in Ma1btngton a~b9ebalten mer<
ben. SIN bprisen Sabr bat iih benz
Weltz g p1tz@eretn nod bic &apz&oloz
ME ansei@loTen unb Rorea unb ber
Orange Greiitaat in Mfrita tperben
balbigit aufgenpmmen tperben. Mlsz
bann tptrb nur nod @btna niht gu
bemielben geb0ren.
Ser ausldnbi9e poitbienft befnbe1
iid ni9t ALIEN 3mtf4en ben Der. @taas
ten unb europa, ionbern aua p9n ben
Ser. @taaten mad Miien, uber Der
@ti1en S3ean, unb BON ben User
@taaten mad Mittel< unb @ubamert'
ia, in beiben O5eanen in etnem Dor:
3uglt9en 3u1tanbe.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-12-05
NmIrercrpIoFon.

, Barcelona, 25. Sob. Gin
fur4tbares unglid, BEL peldem piele
Men{9enleben perloren singen, ereiez
rete ii@ in palma, Der 9auptitabt Der
Sn5el Malorca, elmer Der 8alearen,
1870 Meilen 1ublib bon bier. M4t5is
2eute, bic metiten bon ibnen Grauen,
tparer ouberbalb ber @tabt oamit be-
f9Gftigt, alte Patronen gu entleeren,
als cine berfelben plDBlt4 erplooirte.
Cine grobe Auantitdt pulper lag umz
ber, tpel9es bierbur4 ent3lnbet purbe.
SEPT erfolgte cine fur4terli@e @rploz
iion, poburb bas Mauerpert bet
Mauern BET @tabt, bic iebr bid limb,
3ertrimmert unb. .biele 9duier be1hdz
btgt tpurben. Cine groBe @n5abl perz
1onen tpurbe get0btet, pie piele, lam
iebo@ ni9t nit @emtbbeit angegeben
merben.
8is iebt tpurben iieb3ebn 2ei9en &C.
funben, aber man befir@tet, bab nod
bel mebr getDbtet lpurben; biele pers
1onen tperben permibt, unb ibre Sci
4en tpurben obne 3peifel in &tontt
3er1@e1t. @ier3tg 2eute tpurben i@mel
perlebt, unb eintse bon ibnen perber
iterben. Die &raft Der @rplo1ton
i4leuberte bic 2eiden aiemli9 tpeit po,
benz Ort bes unglids. Cine amtlt&'
unteriudung pirb itattfnoen.