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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-07-24

Large fields of cement have been
discovered in Kansas. Could a little
Of it be found useful on the mouth
OF Col. Iridescent ingalls,?
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-07-24

small grain badly. The grain, being
very heavy and nearly ripe, there are
small hopes of its Strengthening up
again.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-07-24

Hayward, Durant and Kent are
unusually deep-dyed villains, but
Holmes seems to have distanced the
trio.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-07-24

The Chicago council has ad-
journed. II will. no doubt, look for
iced drinks at the summer resorts.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-07-24

The rest of US envy Sovereign,
who can afford to boycott national
bank notes.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-07-24
RAINED VERY HARD,
Another Northwestern Dfstribu-
ton of Moisture.

Special to the Globe
ARGYLE, Mimi, July o. : There
was a heavy rain mixed with hail
here today. There was some damage
10 small grain.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-07-24

Every business except that Of the
striker appears to be thriving this
year.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-07-24

None of the mermaids are Trilbys.
They have no feet whatever
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-07-24

Special to the Globe.
BRoOKINGS, s. D., July pa ter
rible rain and wind storm passed over
this section this afternoon, the wind
changing continually and lodging
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MAGNIFICENT PROSPECTS

for a tremendous harvest. Pembina
county alone last year produced 5000, ,Oe0
bushels of wheat, and despite the fact
that the wheat acreage this season has.
been somewhat reduced the people
there expect to raise 100000 bushels
more than they did last year. A
farmer near Staples, Mimi, who has
only modest piece of land under culti-
walton, writes to Spencer & Moore,
grain commission men Of this city, that
he will harvest fully 1000 bushels of
wheat, and that there is not a light
tract throughout that entire region.
Said Mr.. Spencer, of the commission
firm
'Wesare confident here that this sea-
sons wheat crop is going to exceed
anything ever known in the Northwest.
I think that 10000, COO bushels for Min
nesota and the two Dakotas very low
estimate, and in my judgment people
are going to stand amazed at the actual
harvest In my opinion, too, the crop
will be harvested at present prices, but
1 would not be surprised to see prices
even better. 1 am afraid the railroads
will get ali snagged up again this year,
for they certainly cannot afford to
undergo the enormous outlay that
would be necessary to purchase the
amount of rolling stock which will be
required to move the vast CROP
Said Mr.. Forbes, president and man
ager of the Consolidated Elevator com
pany, one of the largest systems IN the
world: u concur II txe general be-
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-07-24
BULLETIN or
THE OHILY GLOBE.
WEDNESDAY, July "a, 1895.

Weather for Today
Fair, Warmer.
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PENSION DECISION.
Tho Right Of Orphans to Fiie Claims Al
ter Attaining Their Sixtecnth yrar

Tho Right OF Orphans to Flo Claims AT.
ter Attaining Thoir Sixteenth Year.
WASHINGTON. D. c., April IA de-.
cision has been rendered by the secre.
tary OF the interior, involving tho right
to pension in claims filed by persons al.
ter attaining their sixteenth year, for
or on account OF whom no claim had
been made during tho period OF their
pensionable minority rs children OF n
soldier who had died from causes orig.
mating In the service and line OF duty.
This decision is OF the greatest import.
ance, involving the determination OF
large number OF pending or rejected
claims, and is based on a construction
given to tho provision OF the Limitation
act OF March 3. 1879, iE which it is, in
substance. provided that pensions shall
commence from tho date OF application,
unless the application bo filed prior 10
the first day Of July, 1850; but that this
Limitation shall not apply to claims by
or in behalf OF insane persons and chill
dren under sixteen years OF age.
The secretary, in his decision. holds
that the clause, Children under six.
teen years OF age" is descriptive OF n
class OF claims the title to which accruos
to the claimant by reason OF being under
the age Of sixteen at the death of the
father from causes originating in the
service and line OF duty and the claims
OF that class are excepted from the limi.
tation act OF March 3, 1879, and are not
forfeited by neglect to fie the applica.
tion during tho period OF pensionable
minority,
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OVERLOOKED ITSELF.

The "orGan OF Oil" Mt OH City Explains
Tho siump-uow the Reaction Set In.
OH CRY, Pa. April l7.-Touching
the slump in oil certificates tho Derrick
will say editorially tomorrow:
TWAS tho unexpected that happened
yesterday in tho oil market, and yet, in
the light OF past experience, thcro wa,
hardly an old timer on the floor who
could not have predicted the very thing
that occurred. OF course no ono could
have iorctold whom the thing was to
happen, but purely speculative mar.
ket cannot move in one direction al.
ways without reaction. All 1t needed
was some excuse to start the break. and
decline in the open board from g 07
to So IL a barrel was affected with tho
sale Of but 5000 barrels OF oil between
81 so and the lowest point.
The ruction may havo been precipi-
tated by the action OF the Scep purchas.
Ing agency in refusing to purchase
credit balances from curbstone brokers,
but this is fact OF minor importance.
The established price OF 81 80 per barrel
for credit balances remained firm
throughout all the excitement and tur.
moil. Producers who had real oil 10
sell could step up to the purchasing
agency's Office and realize So 90 per bar
rel for it. The speculator who had
bought this oil in small lots with the
idea OF realizing tho difference between
tho actual market value and the specu.
latiyo value of the com modify Haa
promptly checked in his expectation OF
realizing profit through his shrewd-
ness. This stop was measure OF pro-
lection alike to the producer and the
purchaser. Tho speculative market
simply overtopped itself. The culmi-
mating point was reached and ths reac-
ton set in. The little fellows who had
stepped out with their profits were not
reinvesting al s. GO. The price was too
rich
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THE WALLER CASE,
Tho Government Will Make Every En-
to Secure tile Ex.Consurs RsIcn.e.

Tho Government VIII Make Every Effort
to Secure til. EI-Consurs Release.
WASHINGTON, d. c., April 1.-THE
state department has by no means abau.
doned the case OF e1-Unit cd States Con.
sul Waller, who is now imprisoned in
Madagascar under sentence OF French
court martial, and as soon as it has com.
pleted tho preparation OF data supplied
by the United States consuls at Tama-
teye and Port Lewis, tho case will be
brought to tho attention OF the French
government by Ambassador Eustis. the
release Of the prisoner will bo requested
and au explanation sought
The facts which tho department OK.
poets to provo rs basis for this action
are. first, that Waller is an American
citizen second, that he was not guilty
OF any improper interference between
tho French and the Hovas; third, that
even il no were, he had no. been ac-
corded tho fair trial to which no was
entitled, the courtmartial proceedings
being obnoxious in every respect, and,
lastly. that Waller has been harshly
treated and has been the object OF per-
secution, because he stood in the way OF
other holders Of concessions.
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THE LIliEN TAN,
II Ia Abolished, How IL China Goiu
TO NnIsc tho InilomnliNo


1t is Abolished, How Is China Golug
to Raise tho Indemnity? {.
J WASHINGTON, D. c., April l7.-united
States Minister Dun ut Toxic, In, been
heard from in an announcement Of the
conclusion OF a treaty Of peace between
China aud Japan, but he apparently
docs not know upon what terms tho
agreement has becnlroachcd, for he has
nothing specific 10 say upon that point.
lhe Chinese and Japanese legR,iona
hero are in equal Ignorance rs 10 tho
exact conditions. 1t Is believed hero
that japan has secured tho abolition OF
the Likin Tax, by which is meant tho
tax imposed upon goods transported
from ono point in China to another, in
addition to the regular customs tax.
The loss OF tho Liken tax will be very
severcly felt by China. 1t averages
about 100000 taels per annum aud
China will supply tho deficit In revenue
with great difficulty. The total rev.
enucs OF tho country were estimated by
competent British consular officer In
lSSS at g., 900, 900 taels per annum, and
rs the customs taxes are limited by
treaty to per cent, 1t Is n matter OF
much speculation rs to how tho country
will raise the large indemnity demanded
BY japan.
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TELEGRApHIC BRIEFS.

B. 4 o. directors voted to pass tho
semi-annual dividend.
Perfect quiet is reported throughout
Cuba, except in the eastern province.
Treasury officials adopted appropriate
resolutions on tho death Of Deputy
Comptroller Mansur.
informal revenue officials positively
decline to give out ary Information re.
gurdinc income tax returns.
Thirty wcavors ut the Geneva mills,
Rhode Island, struck yesterday because
other weavers were discharged.
Robert L. Wright, Of Allentown, has
boon chosen chairman OF tho Pcunsyl.
yana state Democratic committee.
Andrew Carnegie has donated $780,.
900 for n monument TO Mrs. Mary L.
schonley, who presented Schenlcy park
to Pittsburgh.
Tho I.oathcr Betting Association Of
tho United States met in New York
yo,torday and resolved on 20 per cent
genera! advance upon n revisod price
list.
Julos IIurct md Catuello Mendcr,
woll known Paris writer's. fought ducl
with swords. Mendcr WIS slightly
wounded. Tho duol grow out Of n
chnrgo by tho formor connecting the
latter's nnmo with that OF Oscar Wilde.
A verdict for $4,000 was rendered.
against a. X. Mcclure. of tho PhiIadol.
phia Times. in libel suit brought by
ox.Mnyor William b. Smith. Col. Nc.
Cluro croatcd n sensation In court by
charging that his witnesses wore bribcd
by tho other sido. aud that tho court
troa,cd him unfairly.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-18
COLORADO OIL
Not Affected by the Spurt In tho EaSt-Two
Opinions About II.

Not Affected by the Squirt In tho East-Two
Opinions About It.
FLoREScE, Col, April 1.-THE furry
in oil throughout Pennsylvania and
Ohio has not affected the price OF oil in
the Florence district rs yet. Oil men
here look upon the sudden and rapid
rise in the price OF crude oil with sus.
picion. They think it may bc some
new dodge Of the Standard.
Thomas Robinson, superintendent OF
the United oil company. thinks if the
present price OF oil continues in the
east it must affect prices hero sooner or
later and consequently help the Colo
RADIO product.
Isaac Cantield. general manager OF the
Triumph oil company. says:
Tho rise in oil east will not effect US.
1t would not ii the price should 20 to
$40 pc. barrel. The Standard has raised
the price OF oil everywhere except
where it comes in competition with the
Florence Oil and Refining Company,
which is m Independent producer and
retiuer.
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AN lNsUHnEcrioN
In tho chleka.aw Nn:ion-pc.p.ra,e pa.

In tho Chickasnw acknowledgements lat.
Ito at TIshomingo.
ST. LouIs, No., April ia special
to the Republic from Guthrie, Okla,
says: Couricrs ius. arrived here from
Tishomingo, the capital Of the Chicka.
saw Nation, report that u battle is rag.
ing between Governor Mosely and 200
insurrectionists.
Six people have been killed aud eight
wounded, SO the report says. and the
greatest excitement prevails. The
cause Of the. trouble is due 10 bad
political blood, which has long per.
valed the ChickasaY seat OF govern.
ment. and has existed since the legis-
lature ignored Willis Brown, Charles
Brown and Noah McGill, who claimed
to have been duly elected shcriiIs OF
the nation, alleging that the legislature
did not have authority to reject their
claims to such officers.
On Tuesday morning Governor Nose.
iy issued orders to all sheriGs, cons,a-
bles and deputies throughout the ma.
ton to report to him at once with arms.
When the officers gathered around the
house, 200 enrased men, headed by Nc.
Gill and the Brown brothers rushed
from adjoining houses and n deadly rio.
followed. The names OF the dead and
wounded could not be ascer,ained BY
the couriers, owingto great excitement
which prevailed.
Governor Moselcy and his official
relinue escaped by rushing TO
houses on the outskirts OF the
town. Moseley has called a
special session OF the legislature
TO take action. Tishomingo is now in n
terrible excitement and white people
are fleeing. Another fight is looked ior
at any moment.
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JUSTICE JACKSON


willing to Mako Full Bench II n Rehear-
Ing OF the Incomo Tax Case Il Ordered.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, April lin m
interview to be published in the Amer.
lean tomorrow. Associate Justice How
ell E. Jackson. OF the United States su-
preme court, says:
~ wrote few days since to the chief
justice simply expressing my willing
mesa to go to Washington and make n
full bench in case tho court should
desire q re-hearing Of the income tax
case at this term of the court. have
heard nothing since then. Tho court
usually ndjourns between tho 18th and
Goth OF May and il re-hearing is ord.
cred, say early in May, shall 70 and
make full boncn."
Judge Jackson IL improving and
growing stronger daily and expects to
go to Washington when tho court meets
in October.
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vance In tho price OF crude. Tho nun.
Dor OF fold operations last year was
1900. the largest total ainco 1890.
Notwithstanding this largo increase,
tho production OF new wells was com.
para,iyely small. Approximately. Si7,.
900, 600 was put into field work. From
reports already received from tho vari.
Gus regions tho number OF operations
and tho expenditure involved will groat-
ly exceed tho total for last year. II oil
10 struck in largo quantitios tho market
prico OF the commodity will certainly
decline. whilo tho cost OF obtaining 1t
will have beon based on the present
high figures. II oil ia not struck In
largo quantities tho loss will be equally
great. In any event millions will DO
euak In dry hOlos.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-18
BRADFORD SPECULATORS

In tho Dnmps-Sow See tlhrro Was No
Cause for tho Break.
BRADFORD, Pa, April l7.-Bradford
spccula,ors are in the dumps tonight
and rs much in tho dark as ever. Tho
slump was unlocked for and caugh, a
number on tho wrong side Of tho mar.
ket. Tho expected advance in refined
did not matorialize and started II sell.
ing movement. Tho pipe limo price re.
mained at 81 80 and the different offices
were besieged with producers anxious
to dispose of their credit balances. The
feeling tonight is strong and tho trad
ers now 500 there was no cause for the
break ...
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STEEL SHEET ADVANCE,
The Association lncrcnsos Priccs-An Ad.
vance In Tin Plate.

~
vance IN Tin Plate.
PITTsBRRGM, April 1.-THE Associa.
ton of'1ron and Steel Sheet Manuiac.
turers met hero to-day and advanced
the price on ali finished products ono
tenth CT cent q pound, or s. ton. The
manufacturers also paved the way for
another increase on July l by adopting
a resolution that no orders bc taken be-
yond that date. evon ut advanced prices.
Ono Of tho manufacturers who was In
tho meeting stated that the intention
was to make another advance of So on
July |. Tho reason assigned ior tho ad-
vance is the increased prices for raw
materials. As almost all tho output of
black plates is controlled by this associa-
ton, this will cause an advance on tin
Dlate.
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IOWA MINERS STRIKE
Approaching tho End--h Brenk In tho
- Trnul,il

Approaching tho End--h Brenk In tho
TrUnbic
orrvMwA, Iowa, April ia break
has como In the coal mining trouble.
Tho troops have been Withdrawn from
Cincinnati and many minors aro going
to work. Word comes from Boone
county to tho effect that 500 men wont
to work ,llorc to-day.
This is believed to DO nearly tho ond /,
with each operator paying what he
ploaseB. Tho miners at Milford agreed
at a meeting to resume work at tho old
acalo until now acalo is nvreed upon
and will 90 into tho mines to.morro W
morning.
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THE SCHOLAR IN POLITICS
Was Dir. Wilson'S Toast mt the VirGiniF
University NRnquot.

Was Dir. Wilson's Toast at the Virginia
University l,Rnquot.
RICHMOND, Va, April 1.-THE BAN
quet OF tho Richmond Chapter OF tho
Alumni OF tho University OF Virginia
at the Commonwealth club tonight,
at which Postmaster General Wilson
was guest, was the most brilliant
entertainment OF the kind yet given by
that well known organization.
The following toasts were responded
to:
"The State Aid to Higher Education,
the Keystone Of the Arch OF Liberty
Letters.'-Goyernor Charles T. O'Fer.
rail-.
"Tho Scholar in Politics; Those Who
Govern 4 Nation Must at the Same
Time Enlighten the Governed. Hon.
William L. Wilson.
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KILLED lIIiI, CHILD.

a Mothers TnrribIc Confession Tint She
Poison.h IIor Iinby.
DovEr. o., april l7.-On April Mrs.
Mary Flachmeycr. whose husband. n
farm laborcr, deserted her more than q
year ago, gave birth TO child. Last
Sunday tho baby died.
Tho ncighbors suspected TINT NIL waH
not right and notified Tho coroner llo
investigated today aud she confessed to
him that sho poisoned the baby by put.
ting paris green in handkerchief and
rubbing IL on the Ghild's tongue. Sho
will bc arrostOd IN soon as she is strong
enough to 90 io.jail.
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THE BUSTED DEMOCRACY.
Tho DislnteIration OF tho Party In Illinois
In Further Emphnsired.

The DislnteIratIon or tho Party In Illinois
II Further Emphnsirei.
CHICAGO. April l1.-The uncertainty
Of tho emocratic party Of Illinois on
tho silver question was further ompha.
sized to-day by tho action Of cx.Judgo
Samuel +. Mcconnell. in coming out in
an extended interview as an out and out
advocate OF tho FREQ coinage Of silvor.
The uttorance Of Mr.. Mcconnell 10 par.
ticularly significant owing to tho fact
that he holds prominent position in
tho councils Of his party locally, was
montionod as o candidate for mayor, 10
president OF tho lroquols Club, and is
said to have his oyo on the gubernato.
rial nomination.
Judge McConncll's Btraightout talk
startled the party leaders not little.
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tho British here. Tho dispatch adds
That tho Chinoso soldiers threaten 10
cedcd.
A Berlin dispatch to tho Times says,
IN reference to tho Chinese ndict, that
tho import duties at tho opou ports
shail not exceed . por cent, that com.
mutation duty OF per cent on the
original cost of imports into China re.
nregenis. to NIL interests aud purposes,
dillorcntoil duty against Europe in
favor Of Japan. IT
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LIMA, O., April l7.-Thc wild scram.
bio for Unbiased aud undcvoloped oil
territory continues and everything in
sight is being gobhled up by anxious
loasers, some OF whom arc offering all
sorts of inducemon.s to laud owner,
with n view OF testing their property.
Many owners havo refused big offers for
leasos. The wages Of drillcrs have been
advanced in some parts Of tho field from
81 to 81 80 day and Of other workmen
accordingly and still the supply is in
adequate TO the demand.
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WHERE IT COUNTS.
Tho Advance In Oh Falls Heavily Upon
the Consumers.

Tho Advance In OH Falls Heavily Upon
the Consumers.
New ToRE, April 1.-The rise in
price of coal oil in tho fields has at last
reached those persons who burn oil be-
cause it is cheaper than gas. Less than
five weeks ago, tho dealers could get as.
trail and flash oil, the two grades OF ordi-
nary kerosene, at ak and five cents a
gallon, respectively.
"We had to raise the price to consul
mers," said Cherry street grocer.
I'VE charge them now II cents for the
astral. against II last woek. The rise
from 6 cents has been steady ior six
weeks past"
Along Cherry street was n general
expression Of relief that the increased
expense of lighting had not come dur
ing tho winter days. Tho dealers ex-
pect the rise to continue up to twenty.
five cents gallon to tho retailer.
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hhMisriCE EXTENDED
w 'nPHn PenhInE tho Ratification of tho
IrSniy or Pcnce,

'''" e"h'hE tho Ishtihchtioh oi tho
irrnty nr Peace.
loSDoS, April l7.-T'ho Times will
publish Tomorrow n dispatch from
Kobe saying that tho Japanese refuse to
disclose the terms upon which peace
has boon arranged with China until tho
treaty Is ratified. which must bo within
thrce weeks. Tho nrmistice, therefore,
IL extended TO May 8.
Viceroy ii Hung Chang and his suite
,cit shlmonoaeki to-day on his return to
China.
a rumor that tho Japanese plenipo.
Nh'inrio' abasod their demands created
much excitement. Seven newspapers
:" Toxic Iavo been suppresscd. An i'm.
NerlaI ordinance will shortly be pro.
tnnigatcd adopting Btringon. measures
against disnilection.
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BALrIroRr. Mn. April l7.-Grcat pre-.
purations for gala opening OF the
league baso ball season are completed.
The new grand stand. which is ono Of
tho finest in tho land. is in readiness,
and u big crowd ia expected. The Phil.
lies arrived in Baltimore from Hasera.
town, this morning.
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WASHINGTON, D. G., April 1.-THE
secret service officials have discovered a
now counterfeit So national bank note.
The check letter B. series OF 1852, A. U.
Wyman, treasurer. Is. X. Bruce. regis.
ter. charter No. 1881, bank No. lS2,
treasury No. l2027099, portrait Of Gar
field.
The errors committed in tho proluc-
ton OF this note are many and glaring.
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A HOT ONE
Was President Groenhut's Annual
Report Whom Ho Road 1t.
WHISKY TRUSTS annual MEETING
Was Not Entirely Freo From tho
Expected Sensations.
GREENHUT DENOUNCEO ACCUSERS

As Falsincrs and Slandcrcrs and
Serves Notices of Actions for Libels
Against Them-Itoceivcr McSulta
One of tho Dcfondants-Tho Late
President Dcflcs Anyone to Show
Wherein Ho Has Been Guilty of
Dishoncsty-Tho Rcorcanizcrs Hold
Practically All oftho Stock and Can
Have Things Their Own Way.
Grccnhut In m Element OF Unccr.
tainty.
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down WENT OIL.
A Break Comes Like q Thunder
Storm and Unexpected.
CREATING SOMETHING OF A PANIC.
But There Arc Hopes That tho Big
Boom VIII Recover.
THE SPECTATORS IN THE DUMPS.

Tho Crudc Goes Up to 81 20 and
Suddenly Falls TO So 10, lsccovcring
Slightly and Closing at 81 11-ADay
OF Sonsations.-Morc Big Gobblcs
by tho standnrd-Tho Itiso an lndl.
cation of Ronowod Prosperity In
tho Country-Will Bring Millions
OF Gold to tho United States From
Europe Another Phase ia That
Millions Will DO Sunk In Dry Holes.