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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-05-07

A fair all-Wool Suit, could
be bought for SO this
spring. These same Suits
in Trustee Sale.
The Models $40 and S12
Suits, are as good fabric,
trimmings and make as
most peoples SIS Suits.
They all go at Trustee Price
The tailor charges you $50 to
S35 for the same suit the
Model sells at $50. You
can now buy the Models
$50 Suits, Trustee Price. !.
Fine birds make fine feath-
ers, so well-dressed men
are apt to make the best
citizens. The Models rep
utatiOn for carrying the
very best ready made
Clothing was established
years ago and they have
been in the race ever since.
Exquisite effects in cloths,
perfect workmanship and
the finest kind of trim
mings all combine to make
their S25 Suits the equal
of the best tailor-made
goods. All these fine Suits
now.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-05-07

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
WASHINGTON, May 6.-Senator Palmer
has submitted favorable report on the bill
10 increase the pension of Gen. William
Crosse to SIS per month
Postmasters were appointed to-day as fol-
lows: At Nutwood. st. Joseph county, A.
l.. Robertson. vice Charles ]. Forsyth. re-
signed: at Metz. Steuben county, Burdette
b. Godale, vice Lewis W. Cary. deceased
The House committee on public lands or
dered 10 be reported favorably a bill to i'm
pose penalties Of from six months TO two
years imprisonment and $50 to 5000 fine for
setting fire to timber forest reservations.
"A report published in Boston yesterday,
quoting the Encouragement as saying for
the President that the Cuban war will end
within six months, is absolutely without
foundation.
Senator Thurston from the committee on
International exposition, to-day made a IA
vorable report on the bill to aid the pro-
posed exposition at Nashville, Tenn.
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A Browninx I'm Prose.


Pittsburg Chronfcle-Telegraph. .'iriN
Henry"
Yes. your ExceEency."
my letter to Mr.. Parker. OF Birmingham.
on the occasion OF the Shakespeare COM
memoration seems TO be interesting the
critics.
''Of course. sire
lone phrase upon which they ask for
light is the impulse of exalted inter
national mission Now. Henry. ] am not
prepared TO make that any clearer. don't
know exactly what IL means myself. but
| am satisfied that IL Will repay study
The hact is, Henry, i am a Browning In
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Pittsbur

Pittsburg chronicle-Telegrsph.
There are a great many incongruities IN
the world remarked the Judge.
There are" assented the Major. but
what particular incongruity were you think
ing about?"
Il had in mi,id the excessive mortality
among the French fmmortals."
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boston IHanscflpt-
Fuddy-lt would seem that among the
ancients all men were not expert athletes.
Duddy-What puI that into your headT
Fuddy-rhere was Ixion. now. He must
have been a mighty poor bicyclist: ne had
e be chained % hls wheel. you Know.
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CUTICURA
SOAP

II Is so because IL strikes at the casse of most
complexional designations, viz: the CIocgs6
Irrifated, L.faDsed, or oser7corted PORE
Suggestion: Amer cycling. golf. tennis. riding
OF athletics, bath with curtcURA soar 10 mos3
soothing cooling. and refreshing. preventing
chatting reduces. and rouehness of tho akin. eooth-
ing inflammation. aud when followed BY gentle
amounting with CrrIcUEk fosrtme1t. proves b<ne-
fetal In relieving tired. lame, strained musclss.
asia sh'es6hss: sss vss,e- r'ss; css,ss.A, sss
Ays e.is ss es, d. ~ n 49, ss c:"ss,.
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Modern Equipment.
Washington Sta

Washington Star.
What do you think is the strongest phase
OF nv boom?' asked the candidate.
And his candid friend unhesitatingly re-
piled:
els advertising department"
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Money and Han shake Hands.

: WASHINGTON, May 6.-Messrs. Money,
of Mississippi. and Hall. of Missouri, who
recently had a personal encounter In the
naval committee room, have adjusted their
differences and shaken hands. Mr.. Money
returned this week from Mississippi, where
ne had been for several days. and through
the good offices of ex-Speaker Crisp and
Representative Catchings, of Mississippi,
the two Congressman met in the commit
tee room. Explanations showed that the
recent unpleasantness arose from a misun-
Outstanding of the remarks OF the two
members over the bill relating to the per-
sonnet of the navy. and eacn one expressed
his regret over the occurrence.
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Bill to Increase Pensions.

WASHINGTON, May 6.-The House COM
mittee on pensions to-day ordered favor
able report on the bill introduced by Rep
resentative Stallings to increase the pen
sions of veterans of the Mexican and In
dian wars and their widows from s. TO $12
a
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Delegates Dinner.

Dinner will be served al the @. A r.. Hall,
on Delaware street, opposite courthouse, to-
day. for % cents
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Tbe AIIabach Pension Bill.

WARRINGTON, May 6.-The Senate COM
mittee on pensions has considered the
Presidents veto of the bill increasing the
pension Of Mrs. Nancy c. Ailabach, and
authorized Senator Palmer TO report to the
Senate with the recommendation that IL
pass, notwithstanding the veto. Senator Villas
reserved the right TO oppose the passage of
the bill by the Senate. Otherwise no oOpo-
sition was manifested in the committee.
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Florida Times-Union.
A theosophist Is a man VINO thinks he be-
lieves In something that has no existence
save In some other fellows imagination.
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LADIES
WITH
RED FACES

And oily, greasy complications, or subject -
rashes. piinples. hlackhe,ds. yellow or notify
skin. viii be crratifed 20 learn that the purcst.
sweetest, and most effective skin purince
and beSutifier yet compounded is
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NEW PACIFIC CABLE BILL.
Compromise Measure Agreed to by
the Senate Committee.


WASHINGTON, May 6.-The Senate COM
mittee on foreign relations to-day agreed to
a compromise bill for cable TO Hawaii and
Japan. The bill authorizes the Postmaster
general to enter into a contract on behalf of
the United States with any company which
may lay the cable and to pay subsidy not
exceeding $4,000 per year. The bill had the
support of Senator Morgan and OF all the
Republican members of the committee. The
other Democratic Senators, Messrs. Gray,
Turpie. Daniels and Mills. opposed the bill.
Senator Frey reported the action of the
committee 10 the Senate and in the accom-
panying report says that a cable to Hawaii
is demanded by the exigencies OF commerce.
He recites the fact that while other nations
have been acquiring islands in the Pacific.
Hawaii, by common consent, had been left
to the United States. Reference is also made
to the importance of Pearl harbor and the
necessity of having Geographic communica-
ton with the islands in case Of war to handle
the Pacific feet. Ii is also said that this is
favorable opportunity to secure telegraph
ic communication, not only with Hawaii. but
also with Japan, whose system connects
with other countries Of the Orient. This
says the report, is brought within reach upon
terms that relieve the United States from
the first cost and risk of maintenance, as
well from the aspects of commercial VEN
ture. The price is limited for private mes
sageS TO Japan 10 almost one-third what -
now charged while communication with
Hawaii Is provided at 10 cents per word
more than the price which competition has
established for MESA ges crossing the Allan
tic. The opportunity the committee credits
TO Colonel Spaldngs Hawaiian concession.
The report dwells on both the economic
and strategic cable. Referring 10 the lat
ter point il says: THE extent TO which the
interests of the Nation are involved
graphic cable now crossing the Atlantic
from North America has it's starting point
in Nova Scotia. In the event OF any sever
ance OF peaceful relations with Great Brit
ain, communication by that channel would.
OF course be Immediately and, as IL were.
automatically closed, and this country be
dependent for telegraphic communication
upon cables crossing the Atlantic from
Brazil to Portugal, with all the contingent
cies that situation would involve"
The committee says the cost of the cable
would be 100000 and that the interest on
the expenditure would amount 10 $4,000,
amount TO $J6.000 per year for the first five
years. The committee says That the bill has
bsen made TO provide that the arrangement
shall be by contract with the United states
through the PostmaSter-general and the
lowest bidder and shall be completed and
continue under the supervision of that office.
The contract relation Is believed to secure
the United States better control than mere
grant would do, while ii is accepted by the
committee as giving TO the grant an in
creased aspect OF stability.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-05-07

Stiff, Soft, Straw; all kinds
of Hats; reduced IS to so per
cent; all the new Spring ard
Summer shapes in Stiff Hats,
Fedoras and Straw Hats go
ing rapidly.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-11-26
u dramat0M ZYcia.


C7ytamy W ozer. ,,Gazecie Polskiej":
Maody, przystojny rachmistrz jednej z
firm s~pecyalnyoh W Ickanach. zarazem
syn wlascioiels d6br, cziowiek dose "a.
mozny, pozna1 W jednem z miast gall
oyjskich m1odziutka, bo zaledwie 16to.
letnia panienke, ktora rozkochal i ma.
m6wii do ucieczki z SODA. Obalamuoo.
ne dziewcze opuscilo rodzine i umkne}o
de Czerniowiec, gdzie kochanek wyna-
jsi dlah mieszkanie.
Przebywajac sam ma prowinoyi, 20.
c~zatkowo odwiedzal bardzo czesto swa
%narzeozona ] Przysiegal, IL pojmie ia "a
Zone, uozyni' szczesliwa. Dziewozyna
zy3a nsdzieja i czeka}a. Tymczasem
mijaay message | lats; p~rzeminal tez
Pierwszy szal miiosci, stosunek dwojga
mlodych ludzi zdaws} sic rozluzniac, on
BOWEN coraz rzadzej odwiedzai narze-
Ozona i pod ~rozmaitymi pozorami uni.
kal jej to~warzystwa. TAX up1yne}y try
lata. Dziewcze. ktore oaly SWAT swoj
zamknefo W tel mi1osci, pocze}o ozynic
k~oOhankowi wyrzuty, a wynikiem ich
byfo, IL pan narxeczony wystosova1
list, W ktorym oswiadcza, ze sprzy-
krzyl mu sic ten romans j zrywa co..
OPuszczona kobieta, stargawszy Siosne
zyoia, a ME majao dose silly moralnei,
ably powstac z upadku, uciekla sic do
niestety, srodks - do truci-
zny' Jeszcze W piatek zazyla pewns
doze rozczynu fosfOrowego, a gdy ten
ME skutkowai, nastepnego dnis po1kns-
znacznie wieksza ilosc. Skutek ME
zawiodi. Pc trzech dniaoh okropnych
meczarni ~wyzioneia duoba W poniedzia.
lex wieozorsm.
Ktos, wtsjemniczony W jej stosunki,
telegraficznie zswiadomi} byiego ko-
chanka o ciezkiej chorobie d~ziewozecia
! o grozoym jej stauie. w odpowiedzi
nades1ai kwote 20 zlr. z pro-
ably W razie smieroi, "a to pienia-
DE porzadnie js poohowano. Uwie.
dzions zwala sic Helena Staworska, a
uwodliciel? Ba, raz ~wymisnilismy ma
zwisko podobnego zbrodniarza j mieli-
smy kiopot, DO nam grozil procesami...
Powiemy wiec tylko, re wissciwe jego
miano jest - fotr.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-11-26

wstspic do naszsj grupy, Ola przyjeoia
tyohae jake czlonk6w.
u bratniem pozdrowieniem Il. Vel
can't, sekr.
Grwpd IN 20 Cleveland.
Zawiadamia sic ozlonk6w or. IA W
Cleveland, o., nSynowis Ojo.yzny", il
ma pr.ys.ie posiedzenie. to jest d. 13
grudnia. Obeonosc kaadego czlonka jest
Patadans, gdyz bedzie ob6r urzedni.
kow ma rok 1897. q szacunkiem Jan
Marydhski, sekr. prot.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-11-26
POdZiekOwanie

MILWAUKEE, d. z listopada 1896.
u najwiekszem j neiglebszem uo.u.
oiem wdziecznosio okladam mole dzieki
Szan. Rzadowi Centralnemu i grupie SO
Tow. Kaz. Pu2askiego "a r1etelne wy
Paacenie mi posmisrtnego W sumie 900
dol. Pc s. p. moim maau Antonim Her.
kowskim. Mech Pan Bog ~b3ogoslawi
praoe q. N. P. i jego szlaohetne csle,
MECH sic rozszerza i wzrasta jak najli
%ozniej, MECH kazdy prawdziwy polak i
dobrzs myslaoy, ktory j~eszcze ME male.
.y do q. N. p, wstapi do tel instytu-
cyl, kt6ra jest najlsfsaa, DO pracuje
ola dobra sprawy narodowej i opiekuje
sic pozostslemi wdowami i sierotami.
Co sic tyozy grupy SO Tow. Kaz. Pu.
iaskiego, do ktorej S. p. MAJ moi mial
honor naieze6, zyoze, ably wzroslo W Ii.
czbe jak najwieksza. Zasy}amy mai
serdecznisjsze podziekowanie z. N. P.
Marydn'ad Herkocska. iona,
Synowie: F. Herkowski, 30. Her.
kowski, j. Herkowski, St. Herkowski.
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o zadziwiajacem wyleczeniu

o zadziwiajacem wyleczeniu
donosza z Tyndall. S OAK, " nas.epu
jaoym lisoie cd PAM ]. Walker: ,Przez
% lat cierpiaiam ma otwarta ncgs. U.
syiam niemal kaada medycyne znsjdu
jaea sic ma targu, jaka tylko byla mi
Polecona ma to szczegolna chorobe, beg
zyskania tadnej hub CO najwiecej jedy-
ME chwilowej ulgi. Rama sic zpoiia
jedynie ably znow sic po kr6tkim czasie
otworzye. Pocze}am uzywa6 ORA Pho
ira Gomo1o j zazyiam wogole 10 wiel
kich butelek z tym skutkiem, ze noga
mi sic zgoila, jest obecnie W zdrowym
stanie ! ME sprawia mi najmniejszego
bolu. Jest teraz jut 5 lat jak sic zgoi}a
i ME widac zadnych znak6w otworzenis
sic. Szanuje lekarstwo Ora Piotra bar.
do wysoko j Polecam je gdy man spo
sobnos6''.
Me nasza to rzecz pontiac Tub wy
wyzszac donoszenia o zaletach ORA Pho
ira Gomozo j uznajemy, Re ~istnieje vie
lie przessdu przeciw tax zwanym NEEDY.
cynom patentowym, leoz wiemy, 1e lie.
karstwo to dale niektore zadziwiajaoe
rezultaty, sadzsc podlbg doniesie6 DO
danyoh.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-11-26
,,POzary i Zgliszcza''.

Ma zsdanie ogo1u odbilismy j~eszoze
Pareset exemplary pieknej powiesci
p. t. nPOzary i ZgliszCza', ktora dozna.
IA niePamietnego powodzenis. Ponie-
waz znaozna ozesc exemplary jest
juz zamowiona, przeto wszysoy, ktorzy.
by ia chcieli jeszcze nsbyc, powinni
spieszyc sic z zamowieniem. Cena eg.
zemPlarza 80 Ct, ktore PREY zam6wis-
niu nadselac nalezy pod adresem: NJ. ].
Sadowski, 574 Noble Str, Chicago.
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BROOKLYN, N. Y, 10 listop. 1895.

BROOKLYN, N. Y, 10 listop. 1895.
Niniejssem dziekuje Tow. Br. Pomo
oy Puiaskiego W Brooklynie, IA liozny
wymars1 in oorpore ma pogrzeb MEGA
mego Pawia Sierahskiego W dniu 81
sierPnia :. b. i Ia rzetelne wyplaoenis
mi sunny Posmiertnej. TAX same die.
kuje Tow. "Jana III Sobieskiego" W
Greenpoint IA rzetelna wyp&ate sunny
posmiertnej.
Dziekujao stokrotnie zostaje z wyso,
kim sz%aoupkiem
4polonid Sierahska,
l4l Stagg Str Brooklyn, N. Y,
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-11-26

Znaczna czssc sekretarzy grup z,efq-
rho'oych ma z~yczdj tcysySania picnic
dry "a 'cstepne, odznaki it, p. oil no.
vych cztonk6to prey tcySetaniu aplika-
Cyl. Jesao zVyczqj niepraktyczny.
Razda grupa zDiqzkoua (dop6ki 81.
s~psndoiednq ME jes0 ma kredh 70 blu
re Rzqdu Centralnego. Wo6ec tsgo
'e~kretarze z opfatq pstepnego "a nooych
eztonk6to potoinni sic ,~ostrzymac do
p6ty, dop6ki ME otrzymajq rachunk4
cd Sekretarza jeneralnego. Ny o nj
ezem ME Sdpomniemy, prey rypisytsa-
nfu cyrkularzd - o TO o6apy niema,
Gdy zdS sekretarz otrzyma cd mas cyr-
huldrz Il rachunkiem) i gdy ae pre-
kond, zc rdchunek ten zgadza sic z jsgo
k~siqzkGni, potoinien przesEa6 ma rece
kdsyera Zto. ". p. lyle, lie ten rachu-
mex tcykdzuje - ami mniej, ami toiecej.
Gdy zapro0adzimy ten porzqdek a
ma zocsze, miejscd mice ME 5edq ts
pozorne niedoktadnoSci, kt6re tcieLu
S~ekretarzom grup spat ME pozcaIojq,
a ndm Przez TO oszczsdziciS panotoie
toisls czdsu. - SKKR. JENERALSY.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-11-26

byi ozsonkiem testrow warszawskich.
leoz gsowne laury swoje .bieraa ma SEQ
mach zagranioznyoh, zwlaszo.a niemiec-
kiOh. wyniOsia postawa i przymioty
sPiewaOkie kw~alifikowaly go ma spie.
waka wagnsrowskiego. To ter opery
"mu.yki Przysziosoi" dostarcza1y mu
najulubiehssego pola popisu.
Zebrawszy niema2o poohwsl i oklas-
k6w, lecz ME sgromadziwszy majatku,
q majso okoso sisdmdziesiatki ma bar.
kach, powr6oil do Lwowa i tn, mimo Z
Pewnem p~owod.eniem u~rzadzonych
konoert6w, znala.l sic .razu W bard.o
krytycznem polo.eniu f-inausowem. Do
Piero kiedy .osta2 reayserem opery
iwowskiej, ryskal byt spokojnisjszy, a
opera sama, zwlaszoza ensambl ma sos-
ME, zyskal tez bardzo ma tax daswiad.
o1onsm kierownictwie. w ostatnim 70.
ku Z bfahej przyczyny rozohorowal sic
ma noge, a mimo, i. lekarze zapewnili
mu o~oalenie pod warunkiem, ae mu no.
&c odejms, ME po.wolii ma operaoye i
cierPliwie oczekiwa} smierci. Przy.
szia ] zimna reka zagasiia ayoie, W kt6-
rem blasku bylo ME malo lsoz i bolu
ME maso!.... Pogrzeb odby1 sic 20 pa.
zdziernika 1895 T.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-11-26
,,Wielki ROk''.

Znakomita powies6 w. kuskiny
nWielki Rok", zaopatrzona W tyciorys
autora, jest juz gotowa. Cena oalosci
q tony W jednym) 80 oentow; W mo
cnej oprawie 800. Zamowienia nalezy
przyselac pod adresem Administracyi
pZgody": 102-104 West Division ST.,
Chicago.
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MiecZYSfaH Kamihski.

w sobote wieczorem zmsri we Two.
vie giosny niegdys spiewsk operowy
Mieczysisw Kamihski, syn tworcy
lwowskiej sceuy, Jana Niepomucena
K~amihskiego. Tenor, o niezwykiej sile
! bohsterskiem brzmieniu g,osu wyste
powsi ma scenic cd r. 1S49. w r. 1859
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-11-26

Kazdy kandydat, nowowstepujscy do
Zwiazku, jezeli juz kiedys do naszej orga-
nizacyi n~alezai, powinien W swej aplikacyi
wyraznie 70 zaznaczyc, podajac uumer CRU
Ply, kt6rej byi c~zionkiem, oraz date, kiedy z
grupy wystapii- SEKRETARz JESKRAISY.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-01-05

others interested in South African mat
ters called at the Colonial office this
evening for the purpose Of urging the
government to take steps to provide
for the protection of their friends and
relatives. Right Hon. Joseph Cham
berlain told them that, so far as could
be seen. further disturbances were i'm
probable The British government, he
said, sympathiZed with the undoubted
grievances of the Uitlanders Regard
ing the. sudden advance of Dr. Jane
son. he said that the government had
done its full duty. More than this it
could not be claimed that the govern
ment should not have done Before it
was possible for any representa- tons to
have been made to them from any
quarter they acted in the most ener-
eetic fashion imaginable. trying TO stoa
the raid and to avert further mischief
The ministers of the government pro-
nosed to adhere to their obligations
under the convention of 1884, and would
continue 10 uphold that convention all
of its provisions. From this position
nothing that has occurred could pos
Sibly induce them to recede
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-01-05
CORN WORTH s5S7,5OO,0oo,
While the YEARS. Wheat Crop Was
Worth $23S, 100000.


WASHINGTON, Jan. 4.-The esti-
mates by states and territories of area,
product and value of the principal
cereal crops Of the United States for
1895, made by the statisticians of the
department of agriculture, are given
as follows:
Corn-Area, S2,075, $50, product, 2,151,-
$4,000; value, s567. 500, 900; yield per
acre, 26.02 bushels; farm price per
bushel, 26.4 cents.
Winter Wheat-Area, 90, sos, 1922; pro-
duct, 261, ,242,000; yield per acre, 11.55
bushels.
Spring Wheat--Area, L, ABS, ,O1O; pro-
duct, 205,S61 600; yield per acre, $50
bushels.
Total wheat area, 14,O47,3 product,
467, ,103, 900; value $237 1888, 900; yield per
acre, 1871 bushels; farm price per BUSH
ell, 50.9 cents.
Oats-Area, 27,S1s, ,406; product, S24,-
444 900; value, $163, ,655, 600; yield per
acre, ,29.6 bushels; farm price per bushel
1873 cents.
Rye-Area, 1,S9O,345; product, $780,
600 value, 81, $685. 900; yield per acre,
14.4 bushels; farm price per bushel, A
cents.
Barley-Area, 3,299,97 product, ST.
073000; value, 1872, 600; yield per acre.
26.4 bushels; farm price per bushel
1877 cents.
Buckwheat-Area, $685. ,277; product,
1884 600; value, s6,936,000 yield per
acre, 20.1 bushels; farm price per
bushel, 45.2 cents.
Potatoes-Area, 2,954,952; product,
297, ,237 900; value, $7S,9S1, ,O00 yield per
acre, 1905 bushels; farm price per
bushel, 1855 cents.
Hay-Area, 44,206, 453; product, A.
078,541 tons; value, 1893 ,1S6, 900; yield
per acre, LOG tons; farm price per ton,
eQ 25
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-01-05
DEATH BIZ A CAVE-IN.
Nine Miners Caught by the Collapse
of u Shaft In Colorado

VICTOR. Col. Jan. A terrible ac-
cident occurred about noon today at
the Anna Lee mine OF the Portland
company, on Battle mountain Nine
men have been caught in big cave-in
and are in all probability dead. The
names of the miners working in the
shaft are: Supt. w. E. Loan, Assistant
Supt. Thomas H. Sheldon, Jim Han
cock. Pat Nee, Jack Mallory, Joe Dins-
more. Mike McGuirk, Thomas Harnan,
and one man whose name is unknown
at present. Loan, Sheldon and Har-
nan were going down in the cage when
the cavein occurred. They were in
the cage between the third and fourth
levels when the shaft pinched. II is
possible that they have been thrown
;; into one of the drifts and are safe. but
no tidings can be had from them. The
work of rescue was started at once,
and great efforts are being made to
reach the men. 1t is doubtful, how
ever, if this can be done in time to
save them, on account of the general
| character of the disaster The cave-in
began thirty-five feet from the top OF
the shaft 1t is believed that it will
take week or ten days to reach the
| miners as the shaft is about 1900 feet
deep.
A great amount of work will be re-
! quired, not only to clear the shaft
in order 10 make a passageway to the
levels. but also to make way in the
stations and the slopes which are in
/ cluded in the cave-in. The cause of
/ the disaster cannot be definitely stat
/ ed, but it is thought the timbers were
/ insufficient TO sustain the great weight
to which they have been subjected.
About two weeks ago the shaft IT
the Lee shranl to such an extent near
one OF the stations about the middle
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-01-05
MloWERA LIFE BUOY.
One Drifts Ashore and Fears for the
Steamer Are Renewed

PORT TOWNSEND, Wash, Jan. A.
Fears for the safety of the steamer
MioWera are greatly intensified today
by the finding of a life buoy on Wad-
dah island, just inside of Cape Flat
terry. The buoy bore the mark of the
Miowera, and was picked up by an old
Indian woman, having drifted in from
the sea. Though careful search was
made along the beach for other indi-
cations of wreckage nothing was
found. A heavy storm and tremendous
ocean surf forbid effective search be-
ing made. A mile and a half below
Cape Flattery, on the beach, the In
dians found a boat belonging to the
steamship Strathnevis. 1t was the
boat in which Purser Mcdonald, Third
Officer Balm and three Japanese sea-
man left the steamer the night before
Christmas for Destruction island The
boat had large hole stove in her bot
tom and bore evidence of having had
hard usage among the rocks. This dis
pels hopes for the safety of the purser
and his four mates. Had they landed
on Destruction island, which is twenty
miles below Cape Flattery, they could
have signaled messages to steamers
that pass close to the island.