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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-05-09

go Elm Golt bic 9eleb9eberii4e &C.
malt in Die 9anoe beite9li9er @eleQen
le9t, oa weroen AUDI auemal ii@ 2eutc
finoen, bie Bel te9li9feit a%usnuten;
Niemano fam belto9en weroen, BET
ni9t belto9en iein Mil. Sou bic Be>
ite3uns aufb0ren, 10 muB bas 0olt oui>
b0ren, beite9lide 2eute gu wdblen-bas
lit bas e%in5ise, mas belfen fam; es lit
I'M 2anoe oes ausemeiuen Stimmre9ts
feline 8enerun9 BET Ne9ierun9 mOsli9,
.menn ni6t bas golt ielber fit 9elerun9
ior9t. IS 9iebt fein patentmittel, teiu
@eiet ober Sytten,, bas ben Mon9el al
biirserli9em Yfli@t9eiabl uno polite
ider Wa@iamteit ieitens oes Soltes 81
erieten uerm09te; er # miilen Die Bdb>
let li@ be6ern unb better ibre Bflidt er:
faQen, .ebe pom ben Grwablten ii@ yei:
ieres erwarten labt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-05-09
0ebt 0cn 2abaf ni6t a1lf,

@ebt Den 3abaf ntdt aut.
Seilune ,pdbrens sen, @ebraud oehelbem.
Oie Eabatss2eioeni 9att ma9it itetis
Bel einem Meni9en, bis bas Neruenips
item 3erriittet, bic @eiunobeit onsesrif>
fen uno 3uirieoenbeit acrit0rt iino.
Plotli9 aufjub0ren, 9reift oas @pitem
3u iebr at, ba fir einen leioeni9aftli9en
@ebrau9er Der Iabat nit Der 3eit elm
@timulant bilbet, mel9es Der &0rper
unmioertebli9 for6ert. Baco-Curo
lit elm wi6eni9aftli@es Mittel, uorii@>
ti9 na9 benz &e;ept zines %beriibmten
Nrstes, mel9er 6ai1elbe felt 1872 o5ne
einen ein3isen TebIi@laa ssbrau3te, 5uz
%iammen9eiett uno 1T rein ue9etabilii9.
Wdbreno Der Sur oiirft ibr %iouiel Eabat
sebrauden, pie eu@ beliebt; oas Mittel
belebrt eud iofort, mem ibr aufboren
tout. Baco-Curo lit fein Subititut
fir ben Eabat, ionoern ein our@aus
miNeni@aftli@es 9eilntittel. 9eilurs
s~arantirt, ODER bas @elo nit 10 Yroa.
Sntere0en 3uriidbejablt. >Sn alien Mpoz
tteten gu baben ODER Bel gmpians oes
Breiies per poit uerianot. preis: 81
bic S@a9tel ODER bret @@a9teln (30>
td9i9e &ur) fir $3.50. Senoet feds
2Gent Poltmarten fir cine Yrobel@o@>
tel nebit Yampblet uno 8eweiien an
Eureka Chemical & Manufacturing Co.
La Crosse, Wis.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-05-09
Der GoridIoa, welder Bel Der tiirSs

9er Soridlos. welder Bel Der WrSs
lid absebaltenen Convention Der 0ss
i9ditsleute gu 8aibinston 81 Gage &C.
iSreert wurbe, einen idbrIiden Genius
uonjeiten bes 2anouirtbi@aitssD epartes
ments iiber bic NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sns
tereHen auinebmen gu ~laiien, iiuoet uon
Der vYioneer Yress" bic wdrmlte ums
teritiieun9. rYis iett". fd9rt oas Slatt
weiter, vwuroe bieie Statiltit bel ibrem
iabrli3en &mosause our@ bic NHe6os
ren auisenommen, beuen in iebem County
ein Correspondent uno brei Niiiitenten
Gwsds iSuiammenlteluns ber Ser'dts)
b~sissseben iinb. Die Nusiabruns oes
neusn yoridlass wiiroe ielbtuerltdubs
LID bic Nniteuuus elmer srSberen Nnsabl
besubIterO Nsente" in iebem County
b%soinsen. ~anltott baB maj ii@ auf freis
wiuise unb unbesablte 9ilfe in oisier
9inii9t uerIaNen mug. Sine eerartise
Statiitit wdre fir ben Tarmer uon I'm
bsre9enbaren @ertb ...."
Nuss biss bort ii@ ia gang gut an,
aber bic Sa@e bat aud ibre S@atten:
ieitsn. OaB cine senauere Statiitit in
bieier 9inii9t fir ben 6armer iow,e ben
@ei9aitsmann BON ytueen wdre, lei
;~u;usebeu; aber seraoe bierour4 wiro
ben Spetulantsu uno @etreioes &in9s"
cine 9anobabe 9eidaiien, bur4 wel9e
iie imitanbe iinb, Yreiie fir Nderbauz
prooutte nit beoeuteno weniser Niiito,
b. ). fir lid ielbit, fetsuieten. (Dem
Ndrden iber vNn9ebot uno Na3frase"
unb Dem @ei@rei ber 80riianer betreifs
Interpretation" miro MA 'uobt ii
letterer 3eit wenis @lauben mebr 9ez
i&entt baben). Gum 3weiten lit Der
Vori@las onit0Bis, ein na@ Eauisnoen
;ab!enoes Seer . bejablten
N9entem 81 ernenneu, benn baB oies
ielben our9 oas Tolt sewablt weroea,
oaran lit faum 81 oenten. uno oaour9
miroe mieoer Elm weiteres Beamtentbum
sei3aiien, oeiien 8eietnns ausl4lieBli@
our3 Die corrupte politilde Parteimaz
idine 9ei9iebt. llnb tper 9%arantirt
idlieBli@, bag our9 be5ablte9e ute
oieie Nrbeit sewiNenbafter uerri3tet
wiro? Mu@ lcbrt DE g%rfabruns ouf
allen Seiteu, bag gar gu oft 2eutc fir
oerarti9e tleine glemter ernannt meroen,
mel9e abiolut teine Beidbisun9 beliten.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-05-09

Sic vSainois Staats 8 3eituns"
ldreibt: vDie @eloira9e wirtt ME
S9eloewaher i'll oes @ortes POTTER
Beoeutuns ami bic beioen alien Yarteien.
SEPT bat AUDI in III ierem Na3barltaate
Wisconiin bic 3erietuns b%esonnen; Der
0orlieer ors oen'otratii4en Staatseen>
traleomites GER @aQ unb Bunoesiena>
tor Tilas uertreten bic Nnii9ten Glepez
LAMBS uno wouen bic Parteimal9ine i'm
Gimme Der Nominii tration beberri@en.
Dase9en lebnen lid nun Silberlin9e
auf uno oroben nit Nustritt aus Der
partei. SIS 1T elm wabres Slid fir
bas Sanb, baB bic acknowledgements
belt, unter Der mir 10 LANCE selitten
baben, enbli@ ueri@winoet, baB Die Biirz
ger gu elmer entl@iebenen Steauusnobs
me binseoranst meroen. prin3ipien
obneparteien iino etmos wertb, parteien
obne prin5ipen bin9esen iino ni@ts
wertb, ia io9or pom l1ebel. 0as ioute
Seoer beoenten."
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-05-09
9ie uor ss<abren pom Der &eQierul

Die Dor Sabren BON Der Ne9terun9
Der Dominion %ernannte lTinfer>Goms
mi0ion, mel9e ii9 iber bic &atbiam>
teit Der Giniibruns san3li@er Yrobibiz
ton in Canada %ausipreden ioute, bat
ibren 8eri9t erltattet, Der sroBes Nufs
ieben ma@t. Yrdiibent Der Gommi1ion
mar Cir Soiepb 9ition unb zines Der
Mit9lieoer mar Elm e%nra9irter Probibi:
%tioniit, Der Preoiser Or. Mc2eo6. Die
@umm,liion, wel@e gan; Canada, Die
Ser. Staaten, Deuti@lanb un6 Trant=
reid bereiit bat, iast II in ibrem Be>
ri@te, bic @irtuna Der Probibition in
ben ueri@ieoenen canaoii3en Prouin;en
miiroe bic iein, einen iebr ausseoebrten
unb wi@tisen Nabrifations5weis gu per-
ni9ten; Die GommiHion babe ii@ ni@t
iberjeugen t%0nnen, Bag Dem yiquor>
9anbel Smmoralitdt ais Elm beionoeres
gbaratteriititum anbufte, nod baB
iol6e our3 oenielben er;eu9t 'perbe. Sn
aQen ciuiliiirten 9dnbern Bet Welt meroe
Der @el@aits5wei9 inter ansemeienen
8ori@riften anertannt uno 9eouloet, unb
bic Grfabrunsen in &anlas, Soma uno
Maine re@tferti9ten ben @lauben, bag
bas 8erbot Der Tabritation unb bes 8er>
taufes uon 9eiltisen @etranten in @az
naoa ebenioueni9 bur69efibrt weroen
tonne, ME in ben Vereini9ten Staaten.
Oas Wolt pon Canada merbe AZ elmer
oerartisen 3manssseieesebuns i@merli@
iemols feline 3uitimmuns seben. Die
2olten Der 9lusiiibruns elmer iol@en
maroen fur@tbar bod iein. Nu@ miiros
Die @%usfabruns wesen Der lansseitreds
ten uno ofienen @ren5e @anaba's,
wel@e oas Gini@musseln pom 9eiitiseu
@etranten lei3t made, auf un9emObns
lide prattil@e S@wieri9feiten itoben.
@noli& ia9t bic Gommilion, lie tonne
ni@t einiebe1, wie bic Ne9ierun9, wenn
Die probi6ition eiu9efiibrt waros, wenn
lie sere@t fem wo0e, 6iel en @el@afts<
Sweis unteroriifen t6nne, obne ben BE-
trefienoen @el9aftsleuten cine gnti3az
oisun9 gu 9ewabren. Son bieien Ans
1i@ten BET Gommtlliou b%itierirt u oas
probibitioniitil@e Mitslieo preoiser Mcs
2eob.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-05-09
TIMER NadbarItaat Soma muir

11nfer Nadbarltaat Soma wurot
leeten Treitas Nbeno bon einem Got
uno Geroerben I'M @efolse babenoen
GpcIon beim9elu9t. Oerielbe nabm
et,ua anoertbalb MeiIen ilomeitli3 Don
Siour Gitp ieinen Nnfans uno sos aui
leinem etma 40 Meilen lanseu 8ese
iber bic Srtidaiten Sreton, Orange
Gitp, Nertins, Boone, Siour Center.
6uu, Sbeloon, Nlton uno 9emars bins
meg. Dim i9limmiten wiitbete BET
Sturm in Ter llmseseno Don Siou1
Center; in 6uu wuroen fat idmmtli@e
@e6duli@teiten pom Sturm binmesse:
fest. Die 3abl Ser Iooten I'M 9an;en
GpcIonz0 iltritt betrdst nabe;u so uni
Der materieue S9aoen wiro auf ca.
$3.50, 900 9eidatt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-05-09
l1utcr beu prominenten Yolititern

uutcr beu prominenten golititern
bes 2anoes, mel9e ii6 in leeterer Belt
uuummumben fir freie Silberprdsun9
ertldrt babsu, beiinoen lid AUDI Senator
@orbees uou Snbiana unb Spre6er
Crisp. Oorob ieIbitueritdnbli9 wieoer
srobe Nuiresuns int Eager Der Cobb
taier, benen es BEL Der fortwdbrenoen
3unabme Der SilbersN nbdnSer an9it
unb bause wirb. Is wirb bsnielben
INNER tlarer, ouB bic SiIberirase idon
bel Der ua4iten Yrdioentenwabl cine
beoeutenoe &oQe ipielen miro uno ni@t
uericbleu tann in ben beioen alien Gars
teien, namentli9 Der bsmotratii9en, eis
men unbeilbaren Yru@ berucr;urufcn
uno Der goltspartei uiele Tauienoe uon
neuen Mitslieoern ;uiuidbren. sic
ieeen beBbalb AUDI idon iett aue 9sbel
in Sewesuns, I'm Der itets madienosn
StrOmuns entaesen 81 arbeiteu uno bas
golt auis Neue our9 Seripredun9en
b%in;ubaltm. IS miro ibuen inoeB
nidts mebr nuten. Der &f lit einz
nal cntbrannt uno bic Mailen bes Gol>
les msroen wilen, aui wel4er Seite iie
in Der @elofra9e, wie in anoeren widtiz
gen la9esirasen Steuun9 gu nebmsn
baben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-05-09
..Reiu SER Marquis. nidt NIT


Steiuen werien, uenn m,an i'm @las:
bauS iitt. Nlio: Der S@wie9eruate1
Don Der no@ benz i@Snen Grantre,d Be-
portirten S@wefer George @oulbs bal
feline @eisbeit iiber ameritaniide 3eis
tuussuerbdItniiie in benz apooittii9en
Oittum suiammensefaBt. baB aue uns
iere Sournaliiten ieiIe @aare iino, wels
9e benz @elopruten ieber;eit CUR Serfiis
suns ltebeu. Mein 9err Marquis, Elm
Mann, mie Sic, uerue@ielt nur bic
seIoprotisen GO6ter oieies Nanbes nit
beilen Sertunsen - ais feiIe Maare."
Wolts3ts.)
(0at ma oenn nod nidt beraus9es
funoem, Bag uniere Jog. rtonanseben=
ben" 3eitunsen unter benz Dittum uns
ierer WtiQionei en- iteben? - b. &.)
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-05-09

Slut 1T pom ieber fir einen ~san3
beionberen Gait" anseieben moroen.
Dsi man@en Meni@en 1T IS b(au, bel
pielen 1T IS INNER Der Sieoebite nabe,
mdbreno IS bel anberen beitdnois talt
bleibt. @el9er &ate9orie tut aber aud
fem 9lut anseb0ren mag, ieoenfaus
mirb ieber Meni9 in ieinen 9loern einen
'5toii finben. BON Dem CT bis iett nod
feline @bnuus batte. IS 1T eas v@ucz
leiu", EN- Stoff, Der ioeben pon einisen
Nem Dorter ~ler;ten entoedt worben 1T.
Nad Nnii@t bieier Singer Ne%stulap's
lit oieies v9tuclein" nun ein 9eilmittel
seseu siemli@ aQe llebsl, bic oas Tleii@
bes Sterbli@en bebaften m0sen. Was
Gubertulin uno Nntitorin ni9t ferti9 &C.
bra@t baben, iol nun oas vNuclein" gu
@ese brin9en, ei"e @ieoeruerjansuns
oes meni@ensei@le@ts. @ir slauben
inoeilsn ni@t oaran, ionoern ratben III
len, mel9e in bic b0beren Semeiter toms
men, ibr Geltament gu MAIDEN. senau
ME es ibre |dter uno @roBudter setban
boben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-05-09
Sir NnnneImGhruunS<Qin n perIann

Sic OoppelwabrunsssSisa perlanst,
baB be1 BET nd&iten Wabl Nue 9anc III
9ano seben, nm Benz weiBen Metau ieiz
ne %sebibrenbe Steuun9 wieoer gu per-
l9afien. limb bann? - Nun, bel les
j3iel aQeniaQs errei@t, oann wiiroe mal1
li@ wieber Sem @9lenorian Der beioeu
alien Yarteicn untermer feu un6 bic corr
rupte 8eutepolitit itdnoe na@ wie Dor
IN 8liitbe. Die 2iga ueroient cine le<
oerne Meoolue.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-05-09

81 tommt ni9t barauf al, mas bic
beioen alien Yarteien in ibren Platfors
men ueripre@en. Die @petulanten uno
Wu9erer in Waqtreet baben itets bas
lette @ort un6 ior9en bafir, baB bic
ermdblten Beamten Der 8eutepartei ibre
@inte befol9en. grlt wenn bas @olt
einiiebt, baB es beim 9ins uno Ser
l@wanten 3wii@en ben 'beioen alten
8euteparteien INNER pom &esen uater
bic Eraufe seratb, uno erit penn es ii4
elmer neuen Bartei an 9lieBt, lit Qus>
ii9t auf 8ederun9 u%orbanoen.
(Nat. &ef.)
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-05-09
Sctanntlid) mihen bic giebSl@:

SCt 0W1tlAtUD H'uIel' u'e S'ey0uW
ter fir ibr S@lo4tuieb nebmen, mas
linen aeboten miro. @enn einem be,
Yrsis in ben S9la3tbofen in ct. Youis
gu niebris erl9ent, uno CT auf ben Ser
taui uer;idtet uno oas gieb mad Gbi:
caso brinst, 10 miro er bort gang be:
itimmt nod nieorisere preiie iinoen. 81
crying es unldn9lt einem 8unoesiena:
tor, Der nebenbei gei@dfte in Sieb;u@'
ma@t; uno, 0 Sronie hes S4idials!
ieitoem 9iett es einen 0unoes lenatoren.
Der auf Gruits ni3t gut 81 ipre9en
lit. (Soltsst9.)
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-05-09
Roller Mill,

Netu uItn> @tnn.
Do bieie r am Gottomuoob= SluB 9ele9ene,,
Mible nebeu @aiier= AUDI Oampffraft GUT
@erfii9un9 itebt, 1T bielelbe i'm Stanoe, pie
Sarmer gu ieoer j3eit prompt unb 81 pouer
3ufriebeubeit 5u bebienea, nnb ei1 als9ez
;ei9netes Mebl ;u ~llefer1. IS mirb III ber=
lelbeu, je ua6 @uni9 Der &unoen, auf Nns
tbeil ooer se9en l1mtaui6 9emoblen. Mebl
lll1b ale @orteu SHUTTER peroeu gu uieori9e,
Yreil Ell p%ertauft uu6 arf 8eiteQun9 ben &ll=
ben III Der @taot fret ins @aus 9eliefert.
Sobn 8emtin-
Gi9eutDin,er.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-07-25
RAID ON THE MISSIONS.
Thrilling Adventures of For
eignerS in the Szechuan
Country.
Attacked by Pirates After They Had
Escaped From the Chinese
MarauderS.

VANCOUVER, B. c., July A.-The
Empress of India arrived from the Orient
this morning.
Detailed accounts of the Szechuan riots
show that the missionaries had to endure
much suffering and some peril in their
flight down the Yangtse. The mobs at the
scenes of the original disturbances made
no attempt against the lives of the mission
aries. They suffered them to escape un-
molested, allowing in one instance man,
his wife and two children to pass
through the very midst of the crowd.
But the roughs and rioters along the
banks of the river were less forbearing.
Even the soldiers sent to escort the party
of missionaries had to be escaped from.
Passing by cities where the footing was
in full progress, and whittier their boat
men would fain have carried them, the
missionaries had to take forcible charge of
the raft. Presently they were attacked by
pirates and had to resort to their rifles.
One reverend gentleman, stripped by
armed robbers aud threatened with death,
had to hide under water, and how he ulti-
mately managed to get away is mystery.
But on the whole it seems plain that the
emeute was directed against the property,
not the persons of the missionaries.
NJ. Gerard, the French Minister at
Pekln, has succeeded IN procuring the
issue of an imperial decree ordering the
immediate settlement of the Szechuan out
RACES. Meanwhile the French squadron
has gone to patrol the Yangtse and will
stay en- route at the principal ports long
enough to make an impression on the Off
Gals.
The sealing season on the coast of Japan
is now over. The catch of the foreign fleet
amounts to 1887 skins, American schoon-
arS Ia kip 42ilc of tn at nUmbpr
The first cotton-spinning factory in China
under foreign direction has been started
in Shanghai. A mill of 20, 600 spindles is
to be erected. There are now 100000 spin
dies in operation in Japan. There is evil
IDENTIFY no room to doubt that Manchester
will soon be completely excluded from the
Chinese and Japanese markets.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-07-25
TELEGRAPAic NEWS nv BRIEF.

The skull of o man supposed to have been
murdered thirty years ago was found on Long
Island Sound.
Japan demands S37, 500, 900 additional in
demnity compensation for the retrocession to
China of the Lao Tung peninsula.
band of Brazilian gypsies are creating
general disturbance and making many thefts
in New Jersey. They are on their way to Cali
fornia.
At Corbin, KY, Rosa A. Garden stabbed to
death Mary Sullivan and Lizzie Brown, two
other inmates of disorderly house. Jealousy
caused the deed.
Robert Blyth, who enticed ffteen-year-old
Belle lockwood from her home in Port Had
lock, Wash, was sentenced TO five years in the
penitentiary for abduction, by Chief Justice
Davie, at Vancouver.
The situation between the ingrain-carpet
manufacturers and their striking weavers in
Philadelphia, Pa, has assumed the nature of q
deadlock. Both sides are awaiting develop
ments and oyertures from the other, and both
are equally confident of their ability to hold
out.
The opening session of the third ennual con-
yention of the National League of Building
and Loan Associations was held in Cleveland,
Ohio. President d. Eldrldge of Boston pre-
sided. There were fitty-fve delegates present,
representing a majority of the State associa-
TONS
At the Driving Park, Nashua, N. H., Ham,
brok trotted Barney TO beat the track record
established by Nelson of 2:1414. He did it
easily, making the mile in 2:12L, which low
ers the half-mile track record and is the same
time as that made by Gil Curry on mile track
at Dover last fall.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-07-25
WILL FIGHT At DALLAS,
No Longer Any Doubt About
the Glove Contest for
a Fortune.
Stewart Satisfied With the Guaran-
tees Made by the Business
Men.

DALLAS, TEX, July M.-It was def
nitely settled tonight that this city is to
be the scene of the fight between Corbett
and Fitzsimmons for the worlds cham
pionship and fortune. Dan Stewart, the
promoter of the movement that brought
the fight to Texas, returned to-day from
Galveston, where he had gone to listen to
the offers of that city for the encounter.
The whole matter resolved itself into q
question of immunity from interference or
subsequent prosecution, and Mr.. Stewart
was not so well satisfied with the Galveston
guarantees as he was with that of Dallas.
A meeting of citizens making the guar
antees for this city was held at the Lake
Club house tonight to hear Mr.. Stewart
final decision. Mr.. Stewart said that he
had been urged by business men, lawyers
and other reputable citizens to bring the
meeting to Dallas, and cited the legal opin-
ions obtained that glove contests were not
infractions of the Texas law. At this
point he was interrupted and told that
every promise of protection would be car
ried out.
"Then," said Stewart, ''to put at rest all
speculation, l now announce that the Cor
bett-F itzsimmons match will take place in
the Dallas Athletic Arena on the morning
of October 81 next"
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-07-25
VERY BOLD JUGGLERY.
BY Violating the Edicts of
Congress a Good Show
ing Is Made.
SUGAR-PLANTERS TO SUFFER.
Five Millions I'm BountIes Tied Up
by the Comptroller of the
Treasury.

NEW YORK, n. Y, July pa Wash
ington special to the Press says: Another
week and July will be ended. This brief
time will be made the most of by the
treasury jugglers in reducing the def
cheney for the new fiscal year. They have
already pulled the shortage down from
$14, 900, 600 to $12, 1854, 215. The determine
ton is to make a showing OF less than
100000 if possible. The difference be-
tween the figures to-day and yesterday Is
S277. 200 This amount will have to be in
creased daily to meet the 1000, 900 record
desired. 1t can be done by the simple
process of Withholding expenditures and
saving receipts.
Three million dollars will therefore be
retained for the next six days. which I'M
der other circumstances would have passed
into circulation. Secretary Carlisle has
sanctioned the refusal of the Comptroller
of the Treasury to pay the sugar bounty
recently awarded by Congress. He holds
that the Comptroller is an officer indie
pendent of all regulation, control or direc-
ton, and that if he refuses to issue war
rants for money appropriated there is no
power to compel him.
The Democratic Senators from Louisi-
ana, who are in Washington with a num-
Der of attorneys and representatives of the
sugar-cane and beet growers, are simply
dumfounded at this exhibition of Demo-
cratic Reputation and defiance of law.
They realize at last that the policy of
their administration is to pay no bills that
can be lodged. The parsimony which
prompts the action of mptroller Bowler
has therefore penetrated the Democratic
mind, and it is perfectly understood now
that the question of constitutionality
would never have been raised had the Will
son-Gorman bill produced revenue enough
to pay the Governments debt.
The Louisiana planters are in quandary.
If they go to the courts there is certainty
of delay, which is all that the treasury Off
Gals desire, while if they wait until Con-
gress meets the delay, although not so
great, will be equally embarrassing.
In the expectation of receiving this
money from the Government, $12, 600, 900
of which was allowed by the same set of
officials during the last year of the opera
ton OF the Mckinley law, the Louisiana
sugar-growers and the beet-sugar men OF
the West assumed obligations which are
now due. These they cannot meet.
The consequence will be a great deal of
financial hardships, some foreclosures and
numerous notes protested. The treasury
will be 1000, 600 the richer, however, and
the deficiency will be lessened by that
amount until Congress expresses the dis
pleasure of the people at such outrageous
proceedings.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-07-25
CORBETT BADLY INJURED,
While Riding on His Wheel He
Became Mixed Up in a
"SpilI."
Then He Went to Bed, and 1t VIII Be
aWeek Before He Can Train
Further.

AsBURY PARK, N. j., July 2.-Pu-
gilist James j. Corbett, who is training
here for his fight with Fitzsimmons, was
severely injured this afternoon by fall
from Bicycle.
Corbett was racing around the bicycle
track at the athletic grounds with his
brother and another rider. The man rid
ing in front fell at the turn and the two
Corbetts fell upon him. The pugilist, who
was closely followed by his brother, was
badly mixed up in the spill. His brothers
wheel fell on top of him.
Corbett struck the hard gravel track on
bis right side. That entire side of his
body was badly scratched. The skin was
peeled off his shin, knee, thigh and his
side His right arm was severely bruised
and lacerated, the right side of his face
being slightly injured.
Corbett was picked up by bystarders
who saw the fall. He went at once to his
cottage, at the corner OF Seventh avenue
and Emery street, where his injuries were
attended to by physician.
Corbett was seen in bed this evening by
a reporter. He said that he felt pretty
well used up, and that it would be week
before he is able to proceed with his
training.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-07-25
BOARDED BY A SPANIARD.
The Carrie d. Lane stopped Offthe Cuban
Coast,


Coast.
DELAWARE BREAKWATER, DEL,
July 24.-The schooner Carrie A. Lane,
which arrived here to-day from Cuban
ports, was brought up off Port Antonio.
Cuba, by two shots from Spanish war
ship and was then searched for her papers.
Captain Quick, commander of the boat,
said tonight that he was sailing short
distance off Port Antonio and that he
noticed the man-of-war lying at anchor in
the harbor. When the Spaniard sighted
the Lane she fired two shots as signal for
the schooner to heave-to. Captain Quick
Immediately obeyed the order and brought
his vessel up in the wind and awaited a
yawl that had put out from the warship to
come alongside.
The Spanish officer in command Of the
boat boarded the Lane and asked for Cap
tain Quicks papers. The officers demand
was made in courteous and respectful Ian
guage, and Captain Quick Immediately
showed him his clearances. There being
nothing improper in the papers, and after
obtaining the destination of the Lane, the
Spanish officer went aboard his boat and
allowed the Lane to proceed.
During the visit to the Lane the Spaniard
did not mention the name of his ship. The
captain considers the incident trifie and
believes the Spanish vessel to have been
well within her right when she ordered
him to heave-to off coast upon which it
is notorious that filibustering expeditions
are constantly being landed The Lane Is
small schooner of about seventy-two tons
burden and halls from Gloucester, Mass.