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The herald., 1896-10-20
WISSMAN RESIGNS.
The East Africa Governor Grows Tired
Of Persecution.

LONDON, Oct. 20.--The Berlin cores
pondent of the Daily Telegraph says:
Baron Won Wissman resigns the COVER
rorship of East Africa on account OF i'll
health, and he will probably be provided
with post at home.
At the autumn session of the colonial
council today DR.. Kayser, chief of the
German colonial department, delivered
his farewell address, in the course of
which he reviewed the German colonial
history since he has held the office. HI
denied the rumor that he had resigned
owing to the attacks of the Peters party,
but he said it was an open question
whether the colonial policy would ever
bring advantage or blessing to Germany.
His own rich fund Of enthusiasm had
been exhausted in a continual struggle
against obstacles in the reichstag,
against selfish opponents, and in eX-
hausting labors, which had long since
outgrown his physical powers. DR.. Kay
ser then described the prosecutions he
had endured at the hands of the Peters
faction. "Dr. Peters was incensed at
being passed over for Baron Wissman
d,
said DR.. Kayser Herr Arndt visited
me on the evening of Baron Wissman's
appointment and made veiled threat
of persecution unless DR.. Carl Peters
was appointed"
DR.. Kayser predicted that revelations
would soon be made, which would clear
the atmosphere of the scandal and in
trigue in German colonial affairs. He
hoped that eventually the colonists
would be self supporting and would JUS
tify the dreams of colonial enthusiasts.
A dispatch to the Morning Post from
Berlin says there are rumors of another
change in the colonial administration
involving an increase of 5000, 900 marks
in the imperial subsidy.
The herald., 1896-10-20
ington to crowds as large as could be ex-

ington to crowds as large as could be ex-
pected.
By this time drizzling rain had set in
and the outdoor speeches were conse-
quently attended with Inconvenience to
the candidate. The train was two hours
late and GAINESVILLE was not reached un-
til after 1880 o'clock.
Here the triple nominee made speech
Of half hours duration.
DISPLAY THE FLAG
CHICAGO, Oct. 19.-Chairman Jones
Of the Democratic national committee
issued the following appeal late this af-
te-noOn:
Democratic National Headquarters,
Chicago, Oct. 10, 1895:
The American flag has always been
the emblem of national honor and it will
always remain SO. 1t is too sacred to
be prostituted to partisan purposes as
has been attempted for the first time in
this campaign. Its influence has always
been forrthe good of mankind. It's dis
play Is always potent for the advance
ment of all that is best in our govern
ment, for it appeals to every sentiment
of patriotism and national pride. 7
therefore suggest that on Saturday Oc-
tober 31st, all those who desire to pre-
serve the country's honor and indepen-
dence, as it came to us from the fathers,
who believe in the rights of every man,
rich or poor, to cast free and untram-
meled ballot; who oppose government
by corporations and the coercion of vo-
ters and desire that real and genuine
prosperity may once again return 10
bless our people, display the national
colors at their homes, their places Of
business and wherever else it may be
seen, in order that voters whose hearts
are for their country may. be cheered
and their purpose strengthened and that
those who are wavering may take cour-
age of their patriotism to perform their
duty as citizens, ito the end that gov
ernment of the people, by the people
and for the people shall not perish from
the EARTH"
(Signed.) JAMES K. JONES,
Chairman Democratic National Com
mittee.
The herald., 1896-10-20
THE VALLEY ROAD.

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 19.-Trafiic
MANAGER John Moss of the San Francisco
and San Joaquin Valley railroad has
filed with the railroad commissioners a
schedule Of passenger rates, which
went into effect today. The schedule
contains the rates of fare to be charged
by the company between the various
points on its line between Stockton and
Fresno. The rates between intermediate
points will be about 3 cents per mile.
The herald., 1896-10-20
THE LEADvILLE STRIKE.

LEADvILLE, Col, Oct. 19.-Avout
1875 miners from Missouri, who are here
to take the places Of strikers in the
Bison mine, have arrived here. They
were escorted by troops to the mine,
which has been heavily barricaded.
About 1000 people gathered at the depot
when the train arrived and jeered the
Missouri men. Judge Dickson, special
prosecutor in the case Of the
miners charged with murders in
connection with the Coronado riot, to-
day moved to have the indictments
quashed. District Attorney Thomas is
absent and the Judge refused to grant
the motion till he returns. The attor-
neys for the miners object to quashing
the indictments,
The herald., 1896-10-20
A SUSPECT HELD

STOCKTON, Oct. 19.-This evening
man, who refused to give his name, was
arrested on the supposition that he is
the man who held up the storekeeper at
New Hope landing. He had been drunk
during the afternoon and had told
companion that he had TUNED a neat
trick last night by which he got $40 and
that he had walked into town after hold
ing up a man for that amount. He said
that it was easier than working for a
living. He is a Mexican and answers
the meager description that the man
who was robbed can give Of the fellow
who took the cash.
The herald., 1896-10-20

motion was made to postpone until
evening, but was lost.
Rev. w. ]. Chichester Of Los Angeles,
Rev. S. S. Palmer Of East Oakland, A.
]. Ralston of the First church Of Oak
land, A. 8. Evans of the First church of
San Jose. Judge James D. Thornton of
st. Johns church, San Francisco; Prof.
j. o. Griffin Of Palo Alto and Charles II.
Fish of the First church of San Rafael
were reelected board of directors for
the seminary.
1t was decided that the 1st Of Novem-
ber should be set aside in all the churches
for special service, all the ministers to
preach upon Good Citizenship.
Routine business consumed until mid
night, when the synod adjourned until
next year.
The herald., 1896-10-20
THE RISE IN WHEAT.

LONDON, Oct. 19.--The financial ar
ticle in the Times says: The receipt of
the cable advices from America giving
the price of wheat caused scene al
most of CONSERVATION on the exchange,
such as is not usually seen except in war
times. A large business was done, Cali
fornia selling at 3s per quarter. Maize
and barley were also in brisk demand.
The rise appears to be due to the sales of
American wheat for India. which
frightened the spectators great deal.
Cautious observers think the rise of 5s
per quarter of wheat fully discounts the
effect of the abnormal Indian demand.
The herald., 1896-10-20
A PATRIOTIC POPULIST

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 19.-Judge o. D
Jones, the Populist candidate for gov
ernor of Missouri. today gave out let
ter announcing his withdrawal from the
race. He said he did so because he de-
sired to aid in defeating the Repub-
lican state ticket. He thought by throw
ing his support to the Democratic nom-
inee he could do so. The Democratic
leaders are greatly pleased over the
move, and declare the Democrats can
not fail to carry the state.
The herald., 1896-10-20
M,Apoo rs r1M1D.

NEW YORK. Oct. 19.-Hon. W. A. Nc
Adoo. assistant secretary OF the navy, has
written letter to w. J. Curtis, member OF
the Democratic national committee of New
Jersey .on the election issues. The letter
is in response to a request for public ex-
preston of his views on the same. Mr..
NcAdco regrets he is urable to support the
Chicago convention nominees and plat
form. because he is thoroughly convinced.
he says. the doctrines therein are un-
sound and dangerous and would work in
calcuab'e injury to the whole people of
the Republic. He does not say which ticket
he will support.
The herald., 1896-10-20
CANNED GOODS GOING UP.

SAN FRANCISCO Oct. 10. - Canned
fruits will contribute their quota this year
to the general prosperity Of California
along with wheat and barley Stocks are
low and for the first time in five years will
be exhausted before the next season be-
gins. OF the estimated product of 1,250,00o
cases all but 900 have been sold at an
increase of five cents above openinw prices.
which were a trfie above those of last
year. One concern is reported to hold
three-quarters of the amount on hand and
today it made second increase of five and
fen cents a case.
The herald., 1896-10-20
WILL TAKE THE STUMP

SALT LAKE, Utah, Oct. 19.-It was
given out at Democratic headquarters
today that Judge o. w. Powers, chair
man of the Democratic state commit
tee, and Judge King, the Democratic
candidate for congress, had, at the re-
quest of Chairman Jones of the nation
al committee, cancelled all their en-
gagements in Utah and decided to go
east and take the stump for Bryan.
The herald., 1896-10-20
STILL cRIT1CIs1NG CLARKE.

LONDON, Oct. 20.-The Daily News
(Liberal) and the Morning Times (Con-
servative) have editorials which COM
plain of the explanation offered by Sir
Edward Clarke of his speech attacking
the British case in the Guiana boundary
dispute, a. eyadipg the real point.
The herald., 1896-10-20
REEDS VOICE WEAK.

CHICAGO, Oct. 10. Thomas B. Reed
spoke tonight in the big Republican tent
at Fifty-fifth and Peoria streets. The tent
was filled to its utmost capacity, but the
audience was doomed to great disappoint-
mcnt, for Mr.. Reed was able to speak ony
a few minutes. His throat has been trou-
bling him seriously and he could only
speak with great dihcuty tonight.
The herald., 1896-10-20
THE QUARREL ENDED
The Synod Indorses the Theological
Seminary Management

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 19.-By vote
Of a to 80 the Presbyterian synod has
indorsed the business management Of
the San Francisco Theological Semin-
airy at San Anselmo, and the long quar-
rel is at an end. The synod met this
morning at Calvary church after Sab
bath of reflection. After the first call
on home missionary work the vexed
question came up for consideration. A
The herald., 1896-10-20
AN AGED ODD FELLOW.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Oct. 19.-Ben-
jamin F, Foster, grand secretary of the
grand lodge. I. o. o. F.. of Indiana since
1871. died today. aged 76.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-05-19
Sbrefli6e Wirbelitilrme.
q ~ t o II, Ser, Is. Wai.

" III II, SeI., ID. U(Ul.
Surh eiusu Wirbeliturm, Der beute
Woreeu llnlpsit Der II Weilsn n0rolib
bon bier on Der MiIIourI Yaclics sYabn
9elsSenen Station Utouno Rioge baber
feQte, lino iebs periOnen, oHrunter cine
tOotlit, oerleBt iuOroen. Sin etpa s
Wteilen LANCER nuo 100 Daros breitsr
Strib &anoss 1T ourb ben Sturm in
l6retlichIter g8siie permliitet moroeu.
Der Garmer Samuel YaB wuroe tObt-
LID oerleBt uuo ieiu Saus ,eritort.
6iinf anoere perionen, osrsn Namen
nibt ,u erfabren Daren, purosn msbr
ODER penlger lbmer perleBt.
Sprt @ortb, Ser, Is. Wai.
Saut elmer Spe,ialoepsibe aus San=
ton, Ser., lit Oas iiber s Wteilen noro-
LID bon Canton 9ele9sns Stoottsn
8tibble Springs bsute Nabmittag BON
einem beiti9eu gSirbel ltllrme beIm9e-
iubt pOroeu. Gier Wenibeu Iino oa=
bel umgetommen uno fiiuf anoere 10
IIViptt uttlebt luotuelI, Uub lle llluI uuI=
tOmmen tOuneu.
9 bermau, Ser., Is. Wai.
Seb,is Wenibsnleben iino bier bel
Dem beutiSen Wirbelturm oerloren 9s-
9an9en.
Sultin, Ser. Is. Mtai.
Gin Wirbeliturm, Der beute Narb=
mittag nm 20 Winuten nah llbr un=
iere Staot beimlubte, bat Smei N0uier
siuen Wuuu Namens W. s.
Spans, bon Geller, Ser. Qet0otct uuo
II 0noere periOueu itwer perleBt.
9lu6 in Der nOrolib bon bier Nele9enen
@e0eno bat Der Gturm 9rOBen S6aoen
an9eribtet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-05-19

Witsetbsilt pou Eroi. y. .. @arriott, Obi.
cGgo, SSu.
Sas gNetter Der oergan9eneu @o6e
mar ben Sarmarbeiten Olilib pom Sell
ieu9cbirge i'm glQgemeineu 9ilultig, uur
in eini9en Sbeilen Don Winneiptu uno
ben SltOtGs bat IortnGbrenoer Hegen
bic 6eloarbCltcn Derbinoert. 2ln Der
n6roliben Yuciiictiiite uno in ben Gems
tralen uno n0roliheu 6eliensebirQes
Siltritten mar eas gSstter Su tilbl uuo
Re9en bebinoerte bic 6eloarbeiten. gn
Der atlantiiteu 4iiits, ben mittlersu
Wiiiiiilppi- uuo SbipsSluBtbdlsrn uno
in Ssras 1T &esen notbj9. Sn 9lr-
tanias. WiiiOuri. i'm iiioli6sn Slinois
uno &sntHdo iisbt Wintsrwsi,sn nibt
10 gut, wie friiber beribte! wurbe. Sn
SilNboma uub I'M Yanbanols in Ssras
iibte &e9en eineu 9iiniti9eu einiluB
aus. 9lus Wihi9au uno benz uOroli-
den Snoiana lautsu Die Ysrihte 9iiu-
itis. Sn Suoiana, SQiaOis. RiRsuri
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len. WaIbinstOr; s. Gpliu Woore,
alabama; s. s. &sOoes, gsrmunt;
Captain @. SOoille, SbiO; 6. 8.
Sapp, Sentlltp.
9lgitatiOn uno llntsrriCbt: George q.
Wuroof, Qenuiplpania; R. 6. 2ob,
Soabo; W. u. @lart, Qlrtanias; 6. q.
9SOIt Ranias; $. 8. 6ullOm, WOns
tand.
preBanaelssenbeiten: 9. s. 9etpoIf,
Wahabuietts; 8. ". Qllum, @alifor.
nia; Sobn guibea, Seattle, @aibing=
ton.
Waibin9tOn, II, IA. 0tai.
Sas Supreme Council" Der v9lmes
ricGn prOtectioe 9liiociation" Iubt beute
nit EOutineseibGften fort. Sie itarte
9artei i'm Council iii entidisoeu Der
Anftbt, oaB iih Der Sroen ieosr ge-
tbeiliguns an Der prdiioentidaitscams
pa9ne entbalten ioQe, falls niht GEE
pine, Der q. y. u. beionoers auitoBiee
6Gnoioaten auiseitsQt wiire.n. Ser
Sroen iOle Dielmebr feline Sbdtisteit
Der Wunicipal uno StaatspsGtH su=
tuenosn. Sisle Der Mitsliseer slau=
ben, bic u. y. U. iol. bic @runoitBe
anlitnoisen, auf oensn Elm prdFbeuts
itaf ftscanoioat ltsben miil'e, tpenu er
bic llntsrltiisuns Der 0titalieoer oes
Sroens erbaIten pplle. gllls gngriTe
se9sn einselne perionlidteitsn absr
iOlle Der Sroen bel Seit. lahen.
g9aibiuston. IA. Wai.
llnitreitis Der ipibtisits She'll Der
beuti9eu Sibuns lit Die 0sr6fsutlih-
ung Der Sabrssbotitait bes prdiiosn=
ten g8. 5. 8. SrapnOr. llebsr bic
pOlitiibe gsoeutung bss Srbsns iaat
prdltoent Srapnor, oaB Die vNmerican
Prptectipe glNOciatlon beute eiu arers
fainter 5actOr in Der 0meritanilhen
POlitit lei, I'm beiien 8uuIt politiite
Giibrer, Sr9aniiatoren uno glemter-
iuber. Die Dor einem ooer swsi Sabren
ben Sroen enttueoer i9nOrirt Ooer nit
gerabtuns bebanoelt bdtten iib oifen
beWiirben. Ginige lueui9e &epublita-
ner, pie Clinton bon Mibl9au, Scar B..
Soma, Sraolep bon Sentudp, Stpne b.
WtinOuri, bItten Ii6 furbtlOs Al ben
8ruuolGBen oes Sroens betannt uuo
pdbreno es eiu gliitliber umltauo lei.
oaB oieislben Republitansr ieieu, 10 lei
es mebr als itlimm, oaB lie nibt ent=
reoer Die republitanii6e partei Ooer
repraIentatiDe Wtit9lieoer oieisr partei
ieien uno bic Sraae iplle bier uno iebt
geltellt uno beantluOrtet Ueroen, Oh,
pGbreno Der u. .. N.=ismus oieier
Wdnnsr bon Der Partci pssen Der u.
y. I.-Stimmen, bic ieoer binter iib
babe, Qeouloet peroe, irgeno pelhe
Si6erbeit oafiir porbanoeu lei, oaB
Oieie Sulbuns niht ioiort auiboreu
psroe, iobalo Die Stimmeu abecseben
Ieieu.
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2uSlauD.
y q I ic a n.
R 0 III, l3. 9fai

G 0 III, l3. Otai.
DER Yaplt bat heute ben Siibof W.
3. SOwleD bon Ct. SObns. 9teuiunos
lamb, in NuoIen3 empian0en.
2OnoDn. II. Wai.
Der ,Sailp 9tews" wiro aus Hom
9emeloet. oaB bort sin 0erii6t i'm I'm.
laui 1T, oak WiSr. galImberti, oeiisn
Sob am 7. Wal erfOl9te, UsraiItst
worhen iei. unO ONB cine llnteriuduu9
Der Seiae oes berIbnten prG!atsH per.
lau9t p0rotu ~
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Sno eines Pririfers.
Sabannab, 8Q., l3. Wai.

Sabannab, Co., 13. Wtai.
Der 8eneralpitar Der r0mii6=tatbO.
liiben SiO3eIe @eOrgia, &eu. Gafertp,
lit beute in 9ltlanta, pObu er iib CUR
@Oniultirung zines 9lgttss bs9eben
bate. 9eltorben. Der Gerltorbene mar
in Srlano 9eboren uno bat bas glmt
zines 8eneraluitars 20 Sab, lang be-
fleioet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-05-19
ct. eoiepb, Wo., IS. Wai.

Gs mar beute friib balb flint ubr,
als lit Der republitanlide Stuatscon-
bent, nadoem er Seldliiiie gu @uniten
Vtc&inleD's uno ebrlibsn @eloes an=
qenommen unD bier 9eIe9aten at large
gum Nationaleon0snt gepdblt bate,
oertaote. Ger Gonpent mar in matt
der Sinrdt Der lGrmenoite, Der ie i'm
Staate gebalten puroe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-05-19

IuolltUeN 2SlltDt IWttil ueI NuluIlui
na9 Der Gpanselieuieite oes 9lltars,
wdbreno Der Gr3biibof nit benz pal-
lium auf ben Sdultern iid erbob uno
ieinsn Ibron bslties. Gbs er Der De.
meinoe ben biidoflithen Se9en ertbeilte,
iuomit bic 6eier ibren gbidluB erreibt
baben tpiiroe, geleitete Der Geremonlens
meiiter cine Nborouuna berporragenoer
giiraer als Iertreter oes SaisnItanoes
innerbalb oes Santtuariums, nm eine
ge9liifniinibun9sreoe on ben gr3bis
ibOf gu balten. grSbiibof 2ain ipra6
in elmer. bon tiefem 8eiiibl ouraorun=
aeneu Rebe ieiuen Sant aug. gta6
S9luB Der Seier begabeu 'ib bic tlrts
liben Wiroentrdger in 9utihen nab
benz 4enrif Seminar, mo Tie an einem
Sseltmable tbeilnahmen. Die Gatbe=
orale mar bel Der erbebenoeu 6eier biz
aui ben lebten plaB beleBt gelpelen.
San GraneiseO, Sal,
10. Wai.
Die .9ul,an SrOn @orts" iino
beute ir &Ger Wor9enfriibe Elm &aub
Der 5lammen ssroroen. Der Yerluit
miro auf 800, 900 ssiddbt, benz cine
Ysriiberuns bon s3l, 900 sesenilbsr=
itebt. Sas 6euer nsrbreitete 'ih nab
benz brittsn Stodpert Der v&eliance
Waihinenfabrit" unb ridtste oaielbt
am 8ebdube unerbeblihen, jeoob Gn
ben bort befinbli9en 8orrdtben bes
trd9tliben Shahen an. Ser Stas
ben, ben bic Reliance @ompanp erlit.
ten bat, 1T burd bic auf Der Sabrit
rubenosn 0sriibsruna bon s25, 900
OOlauf geosdt.
Santa Barbara, GOl.,
10. Wai.
Sas S9labtibiii Oregon, oehen
amtlibe probsfabrt Sienltas ltattnns
bet. 1T bic GrOns alsr SdiIfe oieler
&lane. Der Sriessoampfer trai beute
Worseu bon San 6ranciscO bier ein
uno bat iid aui oieisr Jabrt 10 ausse.
Seidnst bepdbrt, oab isin @rbauer, Sr.
ping M. Scott, bic ueberseusung ausz
iprad, baB Der Oregon" auf ieiner
offiSiellen Yrobsiabrt ben .RecOrc" lei-
mes S6weiteritiiies, oes .WtaTatu-
ietts". iibertreiisu miiroe. glomiral
Sairoslee lit 9ans Der ndmli6en 9lns
iibt. 9luf ieiner Sabrt ldn9s Der
8illte lssts Der Oregon" Is Ooer IS
Weilen CUR Rate bOu 1854 bic Stunoe
suriid, obne baB feline 0ampitrait auf's
SOdite an9eipannt 9eluelen wdre. Sa
Der amtlibe .Hecoro" oss vMaNabu=
ietts" nur l6.1 Is Gnpten betrdat, 10 lit
Der Oregon" ourt ieiue 2eiitung an
Die Spibe Der Sbladtiaiiie ieiner
&lalle seriidt. Die @i9entbumer Der
Union SrOn Worts. in oenen Der . Ore
eou" ssbaut nuroe. iino weaen Der
Hipalitdt, ,pslde spiiden ben Stiiis-
erbauern Der atlautiitsn uno oenen Der
paciiictilite beitebt, nit Dem gr9ebniile
Der sriten ssabrt iebr suirieoen. gab
Der amtliheu probefabrt nGtltsn,
Sienstag, miro Galiiprnien tuabribeiu-
lib in Der gan,en Welt als oerisni9e
Staat Seieiert weroen. in welhem oas
idneuite SblaatibiIi Der 9Selt 8ebaut
pproen lit.
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Subnqne Spma 9icnhag ben 19. @ai 1896 No. 1926

I'm unb Srau Z. SamiltOu bon 7en=
Der, iotpie s. %. Gteas bon @inters
iett, Soma, Euroen i6per perlest.
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llnsliid aui osm Niiiiiiippi.
Sitsbura, NtiH., II. Wai.

y u II I q, UlllI., IL. Ulul.
Surd bic grploiion Der EampiteNsl
oes Glubbampiers Sarrp Srown auf
oem Wiiliilippi tamen an elmer Stelle
I'M GIuiie unsefdbr 25 Meilen iiiolid
bon bier an SOnnta9 Inn 0titternabt
elf YeriOneu um oas Gsbeu uuo es
purbsn cine tpeitsre 3abl idper per=
lebt.
Die 8et6btstsn iinb:
y. Normau; 8eorge W. 8aroslep;
g9illiam 9ou9bertp. uno Der Sauptins
9enieur behen Namen ni4t betannt it,;
SRI. Nnna Sero; Som Suose uno
9Dilliam Watiou, Der Ssi3er uno Der
srlte uno 3weite .Wate" 8illiam SIP
iimmOns. 8eorSe 3tem uno William
Gsll.p.
9is 2iits Der Yerlsbtsn lit:
Gapt. Sobu 9iem; William 8rimme;
Sobn Sarnp; Wiliam U. Slatemers;
Dan. 9s.ai,p.
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Gr,bii&of Srclamo tua ii6 sesen
e@iensaeri6te erflart babeu.
st. 9puis. IL. Vtai

sym Yerlauie elmer 9lniprabe, tpelbe
er am Samltag glbsno bel einem gana
tett i'm planters Saus belt uno mel
Dies Yantett bon Der WtiHouri 6om-
mauoerD Der 9ooal 2e9ion 9e9sben
wuroe. iOa erSbiidOf Srelano Die Be-
we9uug, welbe in bieism Sanoe uno
in Gn9lano Su Gjunitsu bon intsrnas
tionalen Sbieosseribteu bstrisben
miro. als eins boffnun9sloie uno i6do.
lihe beurtbeilt babsn.
, Gr itellte bic Sebauptuua auf, oaB
|ber 4rie9 bic 9roBe Sriebisoer oes ga.
|triotismus lei uno oab, penu mir ba.
bin tamen, baB ale Strsitfrd9su aui
|irieblihem Ws9e erlsoi9t iuiirosu. mir
oas Sntexiie an ben glngelessnheiteu
|uuieres Eanoes i'm Weriebr nit anoe.
ren He9ierunasn perliersn ipiirbsn.
~ Die WDrte, welte Der Weoner iprab,
purosn nit einem Wabren Sturms oss
Yeifaus be9riiBt.
Sn Wi&heisit sU Graos wsl&s
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-05-19
. eutf Dbl q II b.
g oien, 10. U2ai.

Poien, 10. Wai.
9sm grSbiibof bon @neIen-poren,
Or. bon Stablepsti, 1T cine neue
Qus3eitnuu9 su She'll geworoen. Ger
yapr bot ibn gum p6pitlitsn Sbrcns
alIltenten ernannt uno ibn in ben
patltanli6en @rafenitano srboben.
Spanien.
Wtaorio, 10. Wai.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-05-19
Saatenz ruO gSetterberidte.

Ritgetbsilt pou Grof. y. .. Garrott, Obi.
cGgp, Su.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-05-19

Sas 8stter mar fir bic gearbei.
tllng BON Saumpolls uno Nais siin-
ltla; oieIelben itehen iiberal gut, nit
Nusnabme in ben peitlihen Sbeilen.
Welsen. Safer, RartoIieln uno Oblt
lteben nitt 10 gut als ir leyter @o6e.
Hesen wdrs fir ale phan,en piin-
I6ensperth.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1896-01-02
Barley with Corn.

AT the Wisconsin station barley meal
was compared with cornmeal fed with
and also without, milk. In one trial
there We're five hogs in each lot, the one
receiving barley meal and the other corn.
meal. Tine experiment extended over
eight weeks, and during that time the
first lot ate ;. 1872 pounds Of barley meal
and gained COZ pounds, while the other
lot ate 3, 100 pounds Of curnmeal and
gained 7I3 pounds, showing that the
cornmcal WAS the most profitable food
to f@ed, rs it required only i35 pounds Of
co-nmcaI To- produce 100 pounds Of gain
against al pounds of barley meal f5l
100 pounds Of gam. These results iudi-
cate that 1T took per cent more bar Icy
meal than curumeal to produce lJu
pounds of gain. 1t might be said j At
both feeds We're soaked with water, BE-
barley requiring three pounds Of W q
To each pound Of barley meal to soak i.
properly, while the cornmeal rpquireC
two pounds.
In another trial i'll which barley mea
and snimmllk was compared with corn
meal and Skimnilk the results are favui
able Ia the corn to the same extent as III
the previous eXperiment-that is, there
was "a difference Of 5 per cent in favor
of the corn. Comparing the foods a. t,
the anount required to produce lOt
pounds of gam il took $40 pounds Of
barley meal and 39s pounds Of swee,
skimmilk, while the same gain was pre-
duccd by 3Oi pounds Of cOmmeal anC