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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-06-10

ayni pshale, Iesl phtfhht pa pofans.
nfrh velmi obtilntm Lidb sou
piisystiysim N ~ nsiitstim polo.
onAmeni . kaidg stsfk 80 Ienom o
sebe hnofi sYvAsli ~ sliesnin siee
ber dfna, ,lfstili ysak yaeebsn ma.
Isiek MIavii Isem hrajany, kteif
mi 80 slssmi o6ioh pfssili, IL svfm
fovou jpnom 10. 60 M snbt nell,
kdyI syhhhli % uIici Illiciho ss
donna Nent molno vypodiistl vac.
chny bfaI,ay, Iiohi msIsisY byly
eyklonem bod dpint sniheny, nsb
velicc poasoteey n nejviea poako.
tsntoh ayeda sraIany A, klobasa.
=. v. I.aloun. y. cernf, w. Jitouch,
Ant. Msier, Ant. CHAIR, pf lAdko.
va, VI. JindtiehovA, j. JonAk, j. no.
from. .. skiiyanec. Al. vrhna. Ma.
ietky ttohto uvedenfoh kraIanh bTIy
tdmaf dpInt poboteny. Dale ttice
posaozeny byly domy krsIanh; jos.
Hrdlidky, v ssobody. pAni sirako.
vi, v. Bronks, J v. Marese, j.
Sfkory, V. Ture6ka, pf lIefmanovd,
PIP. Mika, Stsmplera, Reiners, Vo,
nese, v. X. Tfisky a,d. ati. Zlat.
nicky obchod p. Tomka byl dplnd
xniccn q zboti rozmeteno. Pomoo
pro netrastnt krajany nase II.
Louisu Jest nexbytnou. Pan Josef
v. Baloun, jeho, dim ma rohu
Geyer ave, n Ohio ul. t6f byl pobo.
FEN, yypravuje: "Kol 8. hodiuy
ptisla manaelka, ktera dfyala no ma
blfsicf 80 hrozivd mraky postrasena
mi pravila, 10 80 obavA dtsn6 boufe.
.Ja isem j konelail pontyads tina
sc d6lala 6fm dale tim v6tsf, rozzal
jsem avdtlo. v tom vaak oval se
praskot hlomoz ohlusujicf. vi.
donce, ze jest I've, utfkali jsme vsi.
chni dolh po schodech, ably dostali
jsme Ne ven. We zmatku vsak nikdo
2 mas nemohl naifti kliky. Zeny
plakaly jedna panf, ,bydlfci Y nasem
dome, nam We mdlobach klesla k
zemi. Ja solal jsem, by vsichni Iii
ke mne, bychom aspoh spolecne
zemfeli,nebor nem6l jsem To nejmen-
81 nad6je, ze spatffme kdy jest6
dennf sv6tlo. Podafilo 80 nam ko.
necn6 otevffti lvefe vsichni vrazili
jsme do sklepa, kde jsme ztravili
celou noe. Vhkol mas vse 80 fftilo.
poletujfcf tramy, prkna, chilly a
v6tve stromov6 delaly vsude nesmfr-
non zpoustu. Silny lijak Slehal
vsemi otvory do vnitf celou zkaxu
jestd dovrsoval. Kdyz prvni, nejv6tsf
naraz cyklonu minul, zaslechli jsme
dpenliv6 volani pomoc. Vyb6hli
jsme ven tn spatfili jsme ma zFiceni.
mach nedalekdho domu zenu, drzfcf
decko naru6f pomoc volajfcf.
Byla deckem srastn6 zachran6na.
Jsem znicen, ,vsak jsem srasten piece,
nebot jsme vsichni beg iirazu. Zpryu
jsem byl blfzek zoufalstvf, neb vid6l
jsem znideny vysledek dlouholote
praoe. Nezbyva mic iineho, nez por
cfti znoyu."
Cyklonem
a to prvym, kterymz kdy krajina do
ty6na navativens, zasazeno bylo W.
chodnf Colorado nejv6tsf skody
sphsobeny okolf Lansing We W.
chodnf 6asii okresu Arapshoe. Po-
Eta, skola nekolik stavenf obydel- |
nfch bylo dplne rozmeteno a as
deset osob padajfcfmi troskami pora.
memo. Draha cyklonu byla sto yardh |
sirokou.
Pro spustoseni ~. Randall
vojenska reservace zatykano Jest
pfftomne xna6n6 mnosstvi osadnikf |
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-06-10
MOVE lpRAvy DOMlCI.
"a roniisa udsio@ti.
I,a,ra.y - VI IesIa

" fNleHt rYklnhn eeske nHa1t
NJ ioais, ttefAi, ah Isme Iii otoh.
mill, lak uiee sssalena byIs, doehksi
nAa ~ piitsle Iistu naseho, y A. .
csiky, nA.ledosni spravs dodste6nk
"IIfmntm tornAilem tnifen ssktka
eelg heskt setlement I'D. Ieni,o
dlouhA ltta tfssse vymosoie0geh
hspor \ ylastnfma krovu " pamohl
byI ~ minp,Aoh u6in6n ishfkkem,
Nj Iouissif teai. Iiilo na msjeisn
nsIsiee poAkoseui. pokad il slisitno,
isoo Jan I,snda, Ant. chabf. Ant,
Meyer, Fr. Jiroaeh, NJ Cerut, 10.
max. Ant Kiobasa, v. Bfouk, NJ.
pufksr, v furedek. ! IIaloun, No
yotnf. Canda. m6bt v. TH.ka, j..
Iifdli6ka, v. svoboda, Ioa Tyll, A,
Click. PofanSm j.oui v. Bronx,
rlomenou fuku porsn6noa nohu;
Pctr Pitha, porsn6n ma uote; y.
Smith. zlomenou ruku; V Janousek,
zlomanou rnku; Fr. Pavltk, porautn
ma none. velky podet 6eskych rodin,
iimi.o nabytek, saty a pradlo rnite.
no, dosui nelxe xlistiii; dluino vaak
podotknonti, 10 yiichni shora nyede.
nj, iako1 ! vttai po6et dosud NO.
njistanych, patti k iadhm G. y. r. S.
Narodni ain G. ). 7. B. jest poiko-
1ena ma $4,000. TaI. jed Soko md
t6a velk6 poskoxeni. Dodate6n6:
byl poskozen v. .3edivec, J Mares,
pi. Srnka, s. Stampier. Hartman
j. Polak. - Jak bezohledne mayor
m6sta st. Loui-u, g. =. Walbridge,
jedna, mnze kazdY posouditi. Kde
divoky tornado nejvice fadil, bydlf
nejv6tsi cast chudych d6lnikh, jiato
rychl6 pomoci o6ekavaji, a y. mayor
kazdou nabfzenou nam podporu cd
mfta. Skoda na majetku jest TAX
ohromnou, 10 nelxe jednotliyym
lidem uspokojive nahrady ocekavati,
ii snad chce pan mayor, ably ten
ohudy lid zhynul hladcm2 My Co
choye at..lonissti zadnou pomoc ne
od.nftAme, at jiz jakakoli, vse tisf.
cero diky pfijmuto a potvrzeno bude.
Donfam, 10 kratkosti vhm hudu
moci zaslati obsirnejsi zpravu."
'Svornosti raslana zylastnim zpra'
vodajem jejim o tom zprava nasle-
dovnf: "Cechove st. Louisu utr-
pGi sice t6zke ztraty ma majetku,
zivotti vsak mezi mimi ma stestf mno-
no zmafeno nebylo. Pokud bylo
mozno xjistiti, zabit byl jenom Vac.
Pla6ek, pekaf, jenz bydlel no rohu
Rutger 7. ul., kde TAX mnoho lid
skkch zivotn zmafeno. Byl vdovec
star asi so rokh nalezel t6z k Telo-
cyicne jed. Sokol. Pohfeb mel v
sobotu a mnoho bratff se jej sddast.
milo. Pohfesovani pax byli 22letS
syn l2leta dcera krej6fho p. "a
lfcka, jenz bydlf na Montana ulici,
blfze Broadway. Poranenych Cechd
jest velmi mnoho, v6tsinou vsak jsou
poran6ni jejich lehka. Petr Schmidt
d. 1909 iiznf IA. ul., ma pfera-
zenou levou ruku zapestf. Pani
Anna Blahova, ktera bydlela 6isle
1890 Geyer ave-, byla sfitivsfm Sc
sdivem rasypana a zlomena i noha.
PAM Trnkova byla zasypana dome
M rohu California Winebago ulic.
s nadlidskym namahanim SO vsak
dostala ze ssutin lehkymi jenom
ranami. vaclav Hejtmanek zasazen
byl sfftivSf SO rdf, kdyz Sc ubiral
X domovu. Pfisp6nim nekterych
krajann byl yaak vytazen ven. Cho-
vkny jsou obavy, ze snad utrp6l
vnitfnfch poran6nf. zraneni byli
jestd: j. Suda, bydlfcf ma IL. a
Russell, pi. za6kovA 30. 1924 Geyer'
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-06-10

lohu celni, o iejfzto prosazeni by SO
pax organizace dotydna pffstfm
kongresu zasadila. Dale pfijato
usnesenf, ably "a konsuly imenovani
byli vyhradne jen muai, obchodu
obeznalf ably plat jeiioh ustanovo.
van byl ma zaklsdd vyvozu, jakehos
by do distriktu jeiich ze SpoienSch
Stath bylo docileno.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-06-10

II Milwaukee oznAmeno ve 6tvr-
tex, te neznamymi bidaky, nejspfse
stavkafi, stfeleno bylo ve6cr po
kafe, ma linii Cudahy, as Q mile jizne
cd masta vedouci, phi 6ems brrdat
smrtelna n kondukter lehce poransn.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-06-10

sAfoyeb ssIimssk otAsss. pied sie-
rfm soudem spoikoysm. sda Nsb,
faaoe. n ,ds South Dakott satteni
aoatsni bfti mali Fort Randall
ressfvace Ieii totii !as Nebrsaee.
tak South Dasota 10 spasloaehs
vghfsdot Isn ,a tkat, slefkl ' obyo.
Do Jlini bsko,Y leii aproto ossd
niei, kteii Nebfasoa pro slotin
omen ta'teni byli, badou a. mnses
bSll soateni South Dakot6.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-06-10
D,s teraesI ! Iynte,Anl

HiaJtUnFfns ktefYl obial0vhn isst
piepaleni . ,nA@ilntui pant Iirysno.
VI. let w vSslechu dalsko se nedo.
slo, nebor day osbroIenjoh obtanh
vatonpiI 10 stus, yyrval ytrnt hisd-
ntkhm a na )edoom teIegrafnich
sIouph jcI povdsili.Nato yfAtiI 80 day
i vtrenf okresnima a po pFemoteni
ialkinika = vyThleni eely, yytaisn
ven dernoch will Mayors, kterfi
vtEndn tam byi pro ptepadeni a zna.
silnani iednd bdloaky t6mtf pied
dvema roxy q tyl poy6sen podtl
mrtyoly slaytonovy.
Iiromadna etra.a
oznamena htorY Chicago = sicc
otrhyeny jednom nes6stinci lam.
MIN 6iyfi osoby. Do nev6stince
Esy Littleovy ma South Park ulici
pfinesena veteinym posluhou lAhev
vina lakosto present pro jednu . do.
mi6ek, potva ze wax pfitomnf vfna
toho poaili, objevily 80 xnamky otra.
Wy yeskerh pomoc ldkatskh byla
marnon. kym otravend vino posla-
no, Jest dosud zhhadou.
Stav lirody
v Kansas byl minuly tyden zvlait6
We vychodnfch a stfednfch okresfch
nemalo pfiznivy vesker6mu osenf.
v jznfch okresfch jsou zn6 jiz v
pln6m proudu v zapadnfch okresich
neuf vaak jiz obilf tax nnohoslib.
nyn. Korna stoji si dobfe. V lowe
po minuly tyden byly veskery polnf
prace nasledkem pfilisne vlahy xdr.
zeny nasledkem pfflianych desta
SO STAY tem6f vesker6ho osenf o nGco
zhorsl. A6 nad6je jest, ze pffzni.
vtm pocasim skoda ona iesta nahra.
zena by bgti mohla. V Illinois spa.
sobeny hlavne jihozapadni casti
statu poslednimi boufkami a vichfi.
cemi znacne skody a nasledkem pfi-
lisneho vlhka ma mnoha mistech po-
Gina vyskytovati SO jiz sn6t. Zito
by se mohlo jiz sekati, owes meta
jetel sc jiz jiznfch okresich sece.
V okresfch, kde jest sucho, pokra.
Guje korna dobte. V Missouri sp6-
sobeny vichficemi hojnymi lijaky
skody znadne a jedin6 okresich I'd.
padnfch, kterez od ptflisne vlahy
usetfeny zastaly, jevf se We stavu
osenf pokrok. Zna6n6 skody phso-
beny jsou housenkami.
Lonsky census
v lowe nevypadnul TAX skv6le, jak
o6ekavano jak by 81 byli pani
Iowane pfali. Po6Atkem tydne Wy
dana statnf dfadovnou oftacf prva
zprava vSsledku tehoz sice v6no.
vana Jest vShradne jen prhmyslu.
DIE u jevf Sc znadny abytek prhmy-
slu pivovarnickeho, 6plna ztrata We
v9rob6 ostnateho dratu, snfzena w.
roba zavafeneho ovoce, mouky,
krmiya, latek tkanych. oborh, v
nichz proti eensu, kteryt pred desfti
lefty bran byI, jest velice malo. Cena
zavodh prdmyslovsch v
cele lowe odhadovana jest die censu
tohoto ma s25,e0s, ,7ss. Zam6stna-
vano bylo 9s, 1876 mdza a 9,o7s Zen
neb dfyek pres Is roka staff a 2.759
pod ls. rokem staff q 500 |
divek, pod uvedensm staffm. Mrdy
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-06-10

vojensk6 reservace zat5kAno Jest
pfftomne xna6n6 mnosstvi osadnfkh
v okolf onom usazenych a to jak v
Nebrasky, TAX ! obvodu
jisnf Dakoty. Pfi tom vyvinula Sc
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1896-11-10
DAUNTLESS OFF AGAIN.

The 1,lib.steri,E Tug Proves True, to
Her Name.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. Nov. 10.-The
steamer Dsuutless, which has already
landed three expeditions in Florida, is
of again with large cargo of arms,
ammunition, medicines and supplies
for the insurgents in Cuba The Daunt-
less was released from custody Sunday
morning by the United States commits
sioner at Fernandino. She at once took
On q supply Of coal, but not enough to
attract the attention of the revenue
officers She then went down Nassau
sound, where she lay to until shutdown.
Three yawl boats, manned by seven
Cubans each, and towing two fatboats,
Boarded the Daunt1ess at 6p m. The
Three Friends and Kate Spencer joined
the Dauntleas, and q number of boxes
and packages were transferred to the
Dauntlees. The steamer, with Captain
John Myers on board, then headed
southeast.
The steamer Kate Spencer and Three
Friends returned to St, Johns bar, but
had hardly gotten inside when the
revenue cutter seized the Three Friends
on charge Of aiding an expedition
sgainst Spain. Lieutenant Hildritch
of the Boutwell, was placed ON board
aud the vessel brought to Jacksonville.
This expedition is the most daring of
any yet undertaken, as the Window,
Boutwell, and Colfax have been sta
toned in the st. Johns river to pre-
vent any steamboats, leaving and the
Raleigh arrived of St. Johns bar Sun
day night from Key West to watch the
filibusterR
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1896-11-10
SOLE SURVIVORS
Two Scho0ners Wrecked on the
Lakes in the Recent
Storms
Only One Of the Crew of Each
Vessel Reached the
Shore.
One of the Rescued Men Alleges
Captain and Crew Were
Drunk.

BUFFALO, N. Y, Nov. 10.-A report
reaches here from St. Thomas, Ont.
that the schooner Sonora, was wrecked
and five lives lost in Thursdays storm,
of Point Abina. about 10 miles from
Buffalo, on the Canadian shore. Mate
W. Duqnette, who claims to have been
the only survivor, carried the news to
st. Thomas. The Sonora was lumber
laden, bound from Wharton, Ont, to
Tonawanda, n. Y.
Mate Duquette's story is that the
Sonora was struck by the gale At
O'Clock Thursday evening. Her rig
ging, sails and deckload Of green oak
timber were swept away. After vain
endeavor to regain control Of the vessel
the captain decided to abandon her.
The crew all left the vessel in the yawl
except the mate, who preferred to stick
to the schooner. He saw his companions
washed overheard one by one from the
yawl boat and drowned Duquette
chung to the vessel until abont 4 O'Clock
Friday morning, when he drifted ashore
on hatchway. The vessel soon after.
wards went to pieces on a reef of Point
Abino. Duquette says he went to a
farmhouse and the next day tried to
find some trace of the crew but gave
them up for lost. Then he drove here
to take q train for Detroit and notify
Mr.. Chamberlain, the owner of the
vessel, of the loss.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1896-11-10
PAYING THEIR BETS.

Opposition Acknowledges Mckinley Has
Carried Kentucky.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. 1O.-HeadQuarters
Of both the Republican and Democratic
committees are closed, it beng con-
coded now that on the face Of the Of
fetal returns from lis of the 119 coun-
ties, that Mckinley has carried the
state. The official returns from the
missing counties will not alter the gen.
eral result. Chairman Roberts figures
McKinley's plurality at 444, saying that
the official returns from the four coun-
ties will increase that figure. On the
same number Of counties the Courier
Journal figures the plurality at 1873, and
The Times places it at 676. Bettors
who wagered money that Bryan would
carry Kentucky, now concede that Nc
Kinley has carried the state by small
but safe plurality and are paying their
bets.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1896-11-10
SHOT PACIFICos
More Horrible Tales Of Outragea
by Spanish Soldiers in
Cuba.
Nineteen Noncombattants Killed
Because Some Insurgents
Escaped.
Home Of an American Violated.
Dauntless Leaves With An
other Cargo.

KEY WEB1, Fla, Nov. 10.-Advices
eeceived from Havana per Olivette,
give details of an outrage on American
citizens, and the butchery Of ~ nom
oomtatant Cubans. including women,
by Spanish soldiers. The massacre
occurred Thursday near the town of
San Josedo las Layas, Havana province.
A detachment Of Spanish soldiers sur
prised six insurgents who, however,
made their escape, which angered the
Spaniazds, and they began to raid the
houses in tho nedghborhood, alleging
that the inhabitants were in sympathy
With the rebels. The Spaniards went
to the estate Of Frederick L. Craycroft,
who came here from Indiana about
three yeas ago. Some Of the soldiers en-
tered the house and two of them seized
Hrs. Craycgpft and assaulted her. The
husband. in desperation, rushed to her
lid, but was struck down by sword in
the hands of IN officer. Two horrible
gashes were made in his back. and his
right arm was nearly severed The
Spaniards looted the house, took $3.50
in cash and then raided other houses on
the estate. They burned eight build
ings and shot and killed 10 inmates,
four Of whom were women. Craycroft,
when he recovered sufficiently, wrote
to Vice Consul Springer of Havana II
Is understood that the vice consul cabled
On account Of the outrage to Secretary
Olney.
The Spanish authorities in Havana
are greatly disturbed because several
thousand insurgents from Gomez's
army have entered Matanzas province.
So serious does Weyler consider tho sit
nation that he has withdrawn 5000
troops from Pinar del Rio and dis
patched them into Natanzas to stay the
advance.
During the siese and subsequent cap
tnre of GnAyanara City by the -insur-
gents, the Spaniards lost e6o killed and
wounded. and $40 surrendered to Cal.
ixto Garcia, commanding the besieging
force.
Garcia sent word to General Castel.
lanos that they would be exchanged for
Cubans held BY the Spaniarts.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1896-11-10
CARLISLE OUT OF IT.

Senator BlackbuTn's Successor Certain to
he q Republican.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 1O.-The CONNER
cial Tribune's special from Frankfort,
KY, says: There is no longer any
talk of the Republicans uniting with
the gold Democrats on Carlisle, Breck.
inridge or any other Democrat to sue
coed Senator Blackburn All negotia-
tons and talk to this effect were based
on the probabilities of another deadlock.
Now that the Republicans are confident
of a majority on joint ballot they state
tnat Republican will be elected SEN
ator. Governor Bradley, Congressman
Hunter. St. John Boyle and others are
mentioned for the place.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1896-11-10
MANITOBA {. SCHOOLS SC Z


A Consefvatavo II. r. Tslls How the Hat.
, ter Ghoula H Settled.
= SAN FkAScmoo. Nov. 1o.-Maior Sam
Hughes Of Lindsay, Canada, president
Of the Hughes Car Ventilating COM
pany, editor and publisher Of the Vic.
toria Warder and q Conservative mem.
Der Of tho Canadian parliament from
Ontario, IS IN tho city: Major Hughes
IL deeply interested in the school ques-
ton in Manitoba, over which the Con-
servatives and Liberals have been
wrangling for some time past and has
considerable to say concerning the SET
Element, which, according to the press
dispatches, was agreed upon q few days
since.
THE settlement Of the school aues-
ton in Manitoba is not satisfactory. as
has been indicated in the press dis
patches he said. The Conservatives,
who were defeated at the last general
election, I am confident, would have
settled the question much more Justly
and eqnitably, had they possessed the
opportunity.
AAS NoAAoS3 S0tASSS LUX TIC SC200 That
the Roman Catholics should have the
right to use their own taxes only, and
should be given no government support.
The Liberals grant the right of any
denomination for half an hour religious
instruction at the close of school
hours. They also granted a con-
cession which permits of text
books printed in both English and
French, and wherever there are 20 Ro-
man Catholic children in a school dis
trict, no matter if there be twice as
many Protestant children, the Roman
Catholics are to be entitled to have a
Roman Catholic teacher.
'Anothez point in the settlement Of
the school question is this:
1.-THE text books are to be entirely re-
vlsed, and that which is Objectionable
to the Roman Catholics in history or
literature is to be removed. These are
the terms of the settlement which have
been referred to as highly satisfactory.
In my estimation it is very unsatisfac-
tOry"
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1896-11-10
WEYLER AFTER NACEO.

Captain General of Cuba Takes the Field
HAVANA. Nov. l0.-Captain General
Weyler has taken the field in person
against the insurgents under Antonio
Maceo in the province of Pinar del Rio,
and reliable news received from the
front indicates that the Spanish columns
are approaching close to the enemy.
General Weyler left Havana on board
the cruiser Legazpy half an hour after
midnight, his destination being the port
Of Aariel province of Pinar del Rio.
From Aariel, it is understood, the
captain general viii 80 southwark by
the highway to the town Of Artemisa,
and along the line of the trocha. Strong
reinforcements arc being embarked to
support the captain general in the oper-
atoms now in progress against the in
surgents-
The Marquis de Ahumada remains in
charge Of tho captain generals Office
here, with Colonel Ramon Dominguez
rs his chief of staff. -..@..
The committee of the national de-
Tense has passed q resolution requesting
the government to finish the rebellion
by the use of the army, and without
political interference.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1896-11-10
NO HALFWAY ACT.

AanSevin Demands Complete Separation
OF Schools In Manitoba.
WINNIPEG, Nov. 10. - Archbishop
Langevin, preaching in St. Mays
church, said the clerical representatives
OF the Catholics are growing impatient
at'being kept in ignorance of what has
been done, and what is being done re-
garding the settlement of the school
controversy. He warned the politicians
II the settlement did not give the Cath
olics their rights according to the con-
stitution the agitation would be renewed
with vigor enough to destroy govern
ments. This means that the hierarchy
viii not accept anything less than sep
arate schools.
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HOLE IN THE TEXAS.

Breaking OF the Se4eoek Fills tho Big
Batt1eship With Water.
NEW YORK, Nov. 1O.-The United
States battleship Texas, while lying at
the Cob dock, Brooklyn navy yard, had
= IL inch hole stove in her side, caused
by the breaking of her seacock, and she
now lies on the bottom of the dock,
with her engine full of water.
The Chapman, Derrick and Wrecking
company were notified of the accident,
and have sent their wrecking tugs Will
lam E. Chapman aud Hustler, and the
tugs w. E. Lewis and Astoria to the
navy yard to raise the sunken battle
shin.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1896-11-10
Sheep Ate Loco Weed.

o0O0R Aee 11oCO weed.
CHAMBERLAIN, S. D., Nov. 10.-Henry
Gould, ranchman in the western
part of the state, lost about 100 head of
sheep from the effects Of poison. OF
late there have been many losses to
sheep owners, all apparently from the
same cause. In some cases the owners
were apprehensive that the sheep had
been poisoned by some maiciously in
clined person or persons, but the cause
is now attributed to the animals eating
loco weed.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1896-11-10
STRONGLY REPUBLICAN.

Massachusetts, Gave Mckinley . Plurality
Of les, Zig.
Boston, Nov. 7.-Complete returns
from Massachusetts give Mckinley .
plurality of 1876. The vote was as
follows: Bryan l04, $50, Mckinley
272, 1896, Palmer II 1858. Wolcott's plu-
ra,ity for governor is 150, 1916. The vote
upon the question of biennial elections
shows majority against the proposed
change. $500
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1896-11-10
Says the Captain Was Drunk.

Says the Captain Was Drunk.
During the evening Frank Delach,
the survivor, made affidavit to the ef-
feet that there were seven men aboard
the Waukesha, Captain Duncan Corbett,
the mate, four seamen and q colored
cook. When they arrived of Muske-
gon, Delach said the captain, mate and
some Of the sailors were very. drunk.
They signalled for q tug, but showed
no distress signals, and no tug under
these circumstances started out in the
heavy sea. The captain anchored q
mile south Of Muskegon harbor The
craft began leaking badly, but the
captain refused to light the
torch to make known their condition to
the ifesaving crew. The crew donned
life preservers, all hands taking to the
forward rigging. The craft, however,
began sinking rapidly and q sudden
lurch threw some Of the men from the
foremost. As part of them chung to the
rigging the main topmast broke off and
fell upon them striking some of them
and sweeping all into the lake. Delach
said he contrlved to get together raft
from the wreckage to which five of the
men hung for a time. They dragged
the captain with them. but he was to
helplessly drunk to hold on and they
had to drop him. Only Delach reached
shore alive.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1896-11-10
MF. Chamberlain Doubts 1t.

DETROIT, Nov. 10--C. A Chamber.
lain, owner Of the schooner Sonora,
which has been reported as wrecked in
Lake Erie, has repeatedly asserted that
the vessel has been lying at Tonawanda
unloading lumber He stated that he
sent dispatch to the captain at Tona-
wanda on Saturday, ordering the vessel
to proceed to Buffalo, and that ap-
parently the message was delivered, as
he has received no notice to the con.
trarv.
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Pleaded for 4 Worthless Life.

LEBANON, KY, Nov. 10. - William
Bean, the negro who assaulted Mrs. L.
G. Clark last Tuesday, was captured
and put in Jail. While the sheriff was
bringing him here mob took him and
carried him before Mrs. Clark, who
identified him. She is expected to die,
but pleaded with the crowd to let the
law take its course. Negroes as well as
whites threaten to lynch him if Mrs.
C1ark f1ie,