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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-04-28

bic Runflerin audi baielbit pinttli4
elm. :Sn bas Rabinet bes ~DirettorsA
sefiibrt, iiberrei9te ie ibm ibr
.S9mudtdft@en. bas Mrmbdnber.
8ro9en. Obrringe, Ringe unb pra4tt<
ge 9rtQanten entbielt. Gabauoor
priifte bic Gbeliteine unb iaste bann
gu ieiner Runbin: nMabame, r,eine
Ste0ung perpfli4tet mid gu GROCER
Wprii4t unb i4 muB, bepor i'd Elm
Darleben in Der 90be. tpie sic IS per<
langen, betpiuige, biefe@ 4mudiaaen
BON einsm @adperitGnbisen prIfen
lai1en. Sn benz anitobenben Rabinete
babe i4 einen Sa4peritdnotsen. Der
bic Mnselesenbeit f@neQ erlebistn
mirb." unb ii@ na& Der @idtuns
bes a%n9ebeuteten Rabinets tebrenb,
rief Gabauapn: rSie b0ren. Mabame
tparst! 9eeilen sic ii4 alio!" Mtt
bieien Morten nabm ct bas S@mudz
fGitden unb trat in bas Rabtnet. SRI.
bes @lapeuls tpartete. Cine @tertel=
itunbe beritri4. bann cine babe, obre
baB Der !9err Direttor 5uridtebrte-
Die Sdn3erin, BON einem i4redlt@m
@erba4te befa1en. aog an elmer 9loz
de. Daraufbin erf4ien Elm 9tenitz
mdb4en unb ertldrte Der Dame aut
ibre angitpolle Tra9e na4 benz 9errn
Director, bab bieier bur4 bic &u4e
Der Wobnung perlafen babe. Die be-
itpblene 9Gn5erin feBte fofort bic po>
ltaei BON benz S4ntnbel in &enntntb,
Dem lie gum Spfer sefallen, unb biefe
ergrtff a1genblidli@ bic erforoerli4en
Mabnabmen CUR @erbaftung bes
@auners, bic aber bisber ~erfolglos ge=
blteben iinb.
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3mlitttnc 4tMSf@teM.

Nem Srledns, "a. Mpr1l. Oas
WaNer ftebt 1913 SUB unb mirb, Der
@orausiase gemdB auf 20 SUB tomz
men. Ma1 glaubt ieBt, bab Der hod1te
@tanb Der Tlutb 1ih unter6alb Bids
burg befinbet unb bier in bret bis pier
Saaen eintrifft. Mber felbit tpenn bas
Wetter gut 1T. tpiro es f@redli4 lem
unb aubem 1agen ale Metterberl4te
Meqe1 an Merr mir nit beiler 9aut
unterbalb ben gesentpdrtigen 8ru4er
in Qouiiiana bapontommea, 1T es Elm
Wunber unb nur Der b~elbenmiithigen
Musbauer Der Mrbeiter an ben 9dmz
men gu perbanten. Sn st. Bernard,
yerabe %unterbalb Der Stabt. tparen &C.
tern atpei DGmme inn 8egriff nad5uz
geben. Mles elite aur Stele unb Elm
8ru9 tpurbe a%bgetpenbet, inbem Tat
fG&li@ Elm neuer Damn gebant tpurz
BE. Mu& eegeniiber bteiem plabe wur.
be cine &ataftropbe amf IS Sup
Dammldnse nod slidlt@ bur@ perz
eintes @ingbeifen perettelt. ueberal
fteben Mrmeer an ber Mrbett an ben
Ddmmen.
Die Birger baben bic 3abl Der
Dammarbetter betrd4tlt4 permebrt.
9eute pirb cine Gonferen5 itattfinben
Inn @elb gu betptqigen fir einen groz
BEN Damn, Der um bic gan3e Stabt
berumgefiibrt merben ion. Mopor
Tlotper bat anseorbnet, bab tpeber
9dufer nod @traben gei@ont tperben
1pllen, mo Grbe ober plab n0fbts lit
INN bas augemeine Wotl gu fihern.
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Stu alter Gamnertrei@.

IS 1T mertpiirbig, bab geraoe ben
betannte1ten @auner1tret4en, mena tie
nit @ei@id unb @legan5 aussefabrt
meroem. bic metiten perionen gum
0pfer fallen. @inen neuen 8etpe1s
baflr finben mir in na4febenoem
Experimentation, bas, nacb betann<
ten Muitern ausgsbedt, 1T parts etne
grpbe @rregung berporgerufen bat.
W2an ihreibt BON bort bonn %. Noz
pember: SIM 2aufe bes p%ergangene1l
Monats mietbete Elm elegant getletbeter
Mann, @nbe Der DreiBiger, cine luruz
ribs ausgeftattete Mobnung in benz
6auie go. 18 Mperle 3leber unter
Dem Namen Gabau3on bonn 9auie
Wat{pn unb sic. in 2onbon ST
CAB it4 fir einen @eloDurleiber aus
unb beri4tdte por5iigli@ an @@aus
1p%ielerinren, 9dn3erinnnen unb 9alb<
tpeltbamen Proipette, IN benen er an
tiinbiste, baB bic BON dbm s~eleitete
Mgentur bes 9aufes Mat1on anb sic.
bas in 2pnbon unb Netp Dort opez
rire, @elber auf &letnobten unb Diaz
manten ausleibe, obne bic 8eiiBe1
be3tp. 8eitBerinnen gu 3tptngen, bic
@@muditide als Pfanb gu lahen; lie
bGtter1 rllr f9riftlt9 bic @erpfli@tune
gu ibernebmen, bieielben ni@t gu pers
taufen ober anberpeittg at perpfan>
ben. Cine Sdn3erin. Grdulein bes
@lapeuls lteB ii@ berleiten, nit benz
angebliden @ubitan3en ibtr Elm Dars
leben bon 10000 TrS. in @erbanbllnrz
gen gu treten, tpofiir lie in ber oben
sd@ilbert.n Meife tbre @&mudgez
senitdnbe, bic einen Mertb bon 10000
Trs. barfte1ten be~rpfdnben tno11te'
Man fam iiberetn, baB SRI. bes @lap>
ell(s fi9 NIT ibrem S4mldfGft4en in
bic Mobnung Gabau3ons MD.nue
Rleber gum Mbf@luB bes 9anbels be-
sebtn 1ollte. Mm @amftag fanb fd
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-04-28
9enfattoneue Mntl~0e

2ouispille SEP. 20. Mpril.-
Die @roBeef@tporenen bon Grantlin
@ountD baben 81. 70. @obfrep 9unz
ter, ben republitanif9en Ranbtbaten
fir 8unbesfenator, @rconereBmitglieb,
Sobn So. Mil1on BON II. Diftrttt,
S. s. Grants bonn 2. Diftritt, Capt.
Noel @aines unb fetnen S@pager
Sbomas Sanner bon Trantfort tpegen
8ete9ungsperfu4s in Mntluee3u>
ltanb per}eBt. Mle limb &epublitaner
Bis auf &aines unb Sanner. Die
Na9ri9t bterbon rief unter ben Rez.
publitanern iiberaI grobe @ntriiitung.
berpor unb ale ertldren, bab bas,
@an3e nidts anbers als cine @er<
i@p0rung Der bemotratii@en Mit<
glteber Der 2egislatur gu 9unter's
@rntebrisun9 ,lnb Nieberlase 1T. sic
bebaupten, baB bic gesen @atnes unb'
9anner, bic M%ngeber, erbobenen Mn@.
Hagen nur erboben mprben, bamtt bds.
@an3e rt@t gu febr pte cine politifhe;
Madtnation ausid9e. bab bic Mntla.
gen gegen 8etbe abtr slei@ beim 1or<'
peub0r riebergt@lastn perDen tDir~
ben.
Ollie @epublttaner iinb Der Mntl4t
bab bic 9unbIungstpttfe Der 9ruro
Surp auf elmer politH&en 9erf4no@.
rung bernbe. Midter @antri4 bat bic
Werbuftung Der Mnsetlogtsn anseorb<,
!; net unb bic 8urgf9aft uuf $3.50 in ie>
benz Tule anseiebt. Die @erbanblung,
Der Stale 1T fir ben Stptembertermi,1:
anberaumt tporbtn.
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0reuaOertrao.

mericp, "a. Mpril. Ser @ertraq
3pif4en @roBbrttannien unb Merice
in 8eaug auf @rltbtsuns bes @rena=
ftreites 3tpii&en leBterem 2anbe uni
Der Golonie 8elt3e 1T i'm @enat in
gebeimer Sibuns nit 81 gegen I
Stimrnen ar9enommen tporberA
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Bon, Gonereb.
20. u b I / /.

~. !.
Ser g en- I legte mad fur3er
@eratbuns Morsan's Reiolation be-
treffenb Mnertennung bes Rrie9sau<
ftanbes aMf Cuba. UNI cine Wo@e auz
rid. Die Mderbau<@ orlage tam our
Mnnabme. De 8anterott=8iI tpurz
be tpeiter berat6en. paFirt purbe
cine Reiolutton 9oar's ben Staats>
fetretdr um Mittbeilung iber bic
tptrtbi9afliden unb Steuereinri4>
tunser anberer Gambler, nit tpel&en
bic Ser. @taaten 8eoiebungen unterz
balten, an5useben.
FL. MpriI.
Der s ena t bef4lob. 1i9 bur4
Is @enatoren Sci ber Grant Memo.
rialfeier pertreten gu laRsn. Die
8%anterottbia murbe peiter beratben
unb bic Mbitimmuns iiber Subititut
unb AMENDMENTS auf morgen Nadz
mittas 8 ubr feitgeieBt. Mafon. Sl.
belt gum eriten Male cine Rebe gu
@uniten ieiner Heiolution, melae ben
Musi9ub fir Reseln antpeif, cine
r@esel CUR Mnnabme gu empfeblen,
bur9 pelde bic Debatte sei&lofen y.
bic Mbitimmuns iiber ben Original
antras angeprbnet tperben tann. 5err
Ma{on tabelte i9arf bic untbdtistett
bes Senats in ptelen pi4tigen Sra
gen. Soar, Maf., a%ntmortete, bab
bas 9aus eber t%rtttitrt peroen 1oue.
Die @e1olutton Maion's cling an ben
4usf&ub fir @eseln.
Das 8 a g., tpel4es beute pleoer
etnmal 3ufammen fam. bertagte 1la
ai1s M@tung fir ben berftorbenen Mbz
9eorbneten MiIiten bon Matne.
q. april.
Mit 48 segen 8 @ttmmen pa 1irte
Der Senat bic 8anterottbia in
6orm bes bon Nelf jon, Minn., einge>
.bra9ten @ubitttuts. Nqen, Nebrr
legte cine @e1olution por. bur@ ben
p%rGiibenten ber erie@ii&en @egiez
rung bic @pmpatbien bes am%erttaniz
fden @oltes in ibrem Sample 9esen
bic Sirten aus5ufpre@en. Die &ez
folutipn purbe an bas Gomite fir
ausmdrtise 8eaiebungen pertpiefen.
Cine lebbafte Debate enttanb uber
bic @eiebung Der Senatscomites. 9te
Treie 9eimitdttez8M purbe als UNI
beenbistes @ei&dft ertldrt. Damn per-
tagte 1i4 Der Senat anlGbli4 bes So
bes bes @eprdientanten 9olmaa bon
sSnbiana Big Montag. .
Das $ a u 3 nabm etnt9e ber @ez
mats : Mmenbements CUR Snbidnerbil
an. @Gbrenb ber Debate ipurbe Der
Sob bes Neprdientanten 9olman DON
Snbiana eemeloet unb es erfolste
@%ertagung.
IL, %. u pril I.
Das s. 3 1anbte beute bic Snz
bianerbiq an ben @onferen3aus14ub.
8etreffenb GrDFnung ber lncompabz
gre Me1erpation purbe Der Sin bic
@etimmung 5ugefiist, baB es teiner
&orporation geitattet fetn foQ, Be1tB
bon ben Minerall6nbereien gu ergretz
fen, 1onbern baB bic @egterung bag
2anb in begren3ten Par3eQen unb al1t
sepife Sdbre perpa@ten ion. 9as
@enatsamenbement, meldes bic BE-
Thinning entbdlt, baB bic BON ben
@eneca : Snbianern ausgefteate11
pa&ttontratte fir Deli unb @as(dnz
bereien nt&t ratif5trt uerben, tpurot
niht ansenommen. Das 9aus be-
16lpB Elm @omite BON Is @eprd1e11z
tanten our Grant Monumentz in
g}em Yort gu e%nt1enben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-04-28
Chicago.

mintermeiaen 1884,; @oseen SO
81; @erite 24-32; Safer $780,;
Corn 20 "a; Mebl, patent per SAB
$50 800; Rleeiamen 4.00-8.75;
SimoHbp{amen 2.O0-2.80; 5la4s
70; Stmotbpbeu 6.OO-9.00; prairis>
beu 7.O0-8.OO; Butter, Creamery 13
~; Butter, DairD 1916; Stiere
4.20-5.5O; &ube 2.00-4,50; Sto>
ders 4.1O-4.5O; RGlber 3.00-5,30;
@9neine 3.75-4.2O; S4afe 2.25-
400; 2Gmmer 3.5O-5.15; 9iibntr 8;
Surteb 9; @nten DO; @Gnfe per
Dbb. 5.OO-6.OO; Mepfel per GaB,
1.OO-1.2O; R%artoffeln 1874; Bob
men solo,; @ier 50; Sals 2-3;
@bistep 1.18: &dfe, Cream 10-11;
Safe, @9mei5er 10-11.
Ntlmautee.
@ei5en Cts; &oesen 35-36;
@erfte % 81; 9afer 1871; Corn
% "a; Mdbl, patent per SAB $50
4.30; 3imotbDfumen 2.00-2.9O;
Rleeiamen 5.5O-7.75; Tla@s 70;
Stmptbpbeu 100000; prairiebeu
7.O0-8.00; Butter, Creamery Is
is; Butter, 9airp 12-16; &dfe,
Cream 1O-11; &die. S@mei3er 10
IL; &artoHeln. 20-25; @ier 8; 9oz
pfen 11-13; Siiere 1856 425;
Rube 1.9O-3.25; Stoders unb See
bers 3.O0-3.9O; S9meine 800
4.O5; @@afe 3.25-4.25; 2Gmmer
4.25-5.25.
Nainneapolts f ct. Raul.
Wei3en 68-73; &pggen 80; @erfte
21-22; Safer 17-18; Corn 20.
q; Tlads IA; Mebl 2.50-4.20;
Rleie 6.OO-6.25; Milbes 9eu 300
700; Butter Creamery II II Butz
ter, DairD Ill.,; @ter 10.
e. xo1ttS.
@tiere 2.50-5.25; Riibe 200
3.75; @toders unb Teebers 300
4.5O; S9meine 3.70-.10; @4qte
3.5O-4.75; 2dmmer 4.60-5.0O;
Mei3en SO; @orn %; &ossen "a; 9a<
fer Is.
&at1fa& GttN. 4sa
Wetaen 1871; Corn 2O-21; 9az
fer 20 %; @oggen 30; @ier T. Cite
re 350-5.1O; Ribe 1.254.15;
@toders unb Teebers 2.75-465s;
@9meine 3.80-3.85; S@afe 3.25-
IA en. OH..~>A~ . M z IN I E4SJ n
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bienft unb orbeItete oft Bis mad Mitz

bienft unb arbeltete oft BIS mad Mits
terna@t. Drei Sabre mar Moriartp
pbne 9d&dftisuns pabrtnb bieies
3eitraumes. SIN September 1896 err
lu4te er bic Grau. bic in ibrem Nas
men beponirten @elber Der 8ant gu
entnebmen unb ibm gu seben. Sic
that es unb er taufte bas 9aus, in
neldem lie setpobnt. Mm 10. Ditto
Der 1896 tpurbe lie obne llria@e bon
Moriaritp aus Dem 9auie setuorfen.
sic perbra4te bic Ma4t i'm &ener,
unb am nd4ften Morsen sepabrte ibr
cine Na9barin l1ntertunft, ba lie pDlz
Zig mitteQos mar. Moriartp purbe
bierauf pernommen. St ertlGrte bab
er nod perbeiratbet seneien lei, als CT
nit Der Trau cine gemeini4aftlide
Wobnung beaosen babe. Die Mnsaben
Der Rldserin, bab Ct nit ibr in @iz
tergemeini9aft selebt. beftritt er.
Irau @incent bate bef9moren, bab
lie bon Der Gbe Moriartp's crit neu11
Sabre na4 ibrem 3uiammenleben erz
fabren babe. @i4ter Smith enti4ieb.
baB bic 3ldsertn einen @ertrag nit
benz Mann einsesansen lei uab Sep
terer bent elben sebro4en babe. Das
@eri9t pirb einen Meferenten ernenz
men, tpel9er bic Summe feltlteQen
ion, gu tpel9er Grau @incent bere9z
tist 1T.
- Sn g 60 m n, Del,
purbe under benz Nnbrans elmer gez
paltigen Mense BON Neusterigen aus
alien Sbeilen bes Gountp Der prooeB
gesen Sas. M}. @orbp er0ffnet, Der UNI
ter Der Mntlase itebt. feline Gattin, bic
fribere @ittpe MarD 2epts bon
Metp Dort, ermorbet gu babsn. Die
Grlan9uns elmer Surp nabm nur
1z1{2 @tunben 3eit in Mniprud,
Damn tpurbe bic Mntlasei9rift benz
Deliquenten porseleien. Die 2eide Der
Grau @orop tpurbe am 10. b. so. I'M
S9lamme zines 8a4es, ni4t melt
bon @eorgetotpn, s%efunoen. Die UNI
qliidli4e mar NIT einem Belle er14la=
gen tporbem. Trau 2epts. cine po5l=
babenbe Wittpe, Qnfangs ber brett
bigger Sabre, batte bur@ Elm bon @orz
By perDffentli9es 9etratbsgefu4 be1z
len 8etannti@aft gema@t. ST CAB ii4
fir einen rei4en @utsbeiiber aus, se<
mann bic @un1t BET beiratbsluttser
@ittpe unb balb tpurbe 9o45eit gez
fetert. Mm 9. Mdra folste bic arsloie
Trau benz Manne in feline 9eimatD
unb am nd9iten Morgen fano man
lire perftiimmelte, ausgepllnberte Seiz
DE. Cine bebeutenbe 8aariumme
unb ~mertbbplle S9mudla@en tparen
peri@punben. Ser 3ufall fiiste es.
bub in ibrem &leibe bic Mep Dorter
Wobnungsubref1e gefunoen puroe.
Dieie 6dbrte tpuroe tpeiter perfolst
unb fiibrte i4ne4 gu Der Mutoedung
Der 19dnblt4en Morbtbat, Der unbolo
batte 1ein Opfer nu@ einem mobliberz
legten plane bon Netp Dort 9inmegz
gelodt unb abgei4la4tet. 9le fernsz
rem Nadfori4un9en ergaben, oaB
@orbp ben 9eiratsf@ninbel 14on lanz
&c setperbsmdBtg betrieben uno unter
Ser Maste zines bieberen 6armers
auf moblbabenbe Wtttmen unb Stab
den SsSagb gema4t bat. Den 8etrogez
men na6m ct 5und91t @eto unb Mertz
1q9en ab unb peri@manb bann 1pnr<
log. @r ion Elm babies 9uBenD @bez
frauen in per39tebenen @Gbten< in
Nen Oort, Brootlpn, pbilaoelpbta'
Nepart urb Bottom 3urudgela11e len
baben. Mu4 slaubt man, oab Der
l1nbolb mebrere Spfer in Der elben
Mei5e pie Sfrau Qents befetttgt bat.
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QaufaS GttN

@ei5en ISL; Corn Pol; 9az:
fer 20-22; @oggen 30; @ier T. Site
re 3.50-5.1O; &iibe 1.25 Alb;
@toders unb Geebers 2.75-4.65,r
@9peine $50 S@afe $50
4.5O: QGmmer 3.OO-5.5O.
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e.. .H|' Os"S ~ -EE| .--.E
@enbem SntereFe tpurbe in % { m
q 0 + t bon Ri4ter Walter 2lcpo
! @mitb in einem pro3ehe gefant, tp1e
ct nur felten bic @erihte bd4aftist'
Trau Marp g. @incent bate etne
&lage gesen Wm. a.. Moriartp argez
ftrenst, nit benz fie Elf Sabre lang in
aemeinrebtli9er Gbe selebt batte. @te
nurbe bon linn peritoben, aa4bem e.
bic semeiniam sema@ten @rfparnihe
an ii9 sebra4t battle. Sn benz 3u1
@erbanbluns gebru@ten proceB madz
te 1ie geltenb, baB lie nit Moriartp IN
@itergemeini9aft gelebt uno besbalo
bic 9dlfte Der Grfparnife bean pruz
den biirfe. sic bef@nor, bab IL
43 Sabre aft unb perpittpet par, als
iie i'm Sabre 1880 bic 8etannti@at1
Moriartp's ma9te. Sic betrteb Elm
Ro{tbaus unb Moriartp >purbe bon
ibrem erpa4{enen Sobne aus erite1
Gbe eingefubrt. Sbr @obn mar Elm
geemann unb Moriartp mar @&iffs=
syngenieur. SIM SABRE 1885 be14lotz
fen fc, 3uiammen gu leben, unb bt.
GriparniKe semeinfam in elmer BAN
al beponiren. Gin Mdb@en %ent1prane
Dem @erbdltniB. Das Rinb tpurbe
Dor einigtn Sabren bonn @ater in cine
Rloteri9ule eebra@t. Die Grau batt'
als electromagnetic cine euten @er=
The record-union., 1897-11-06
CANADIANS DISSATISFIED
INJUNCTION DENIED.
Suit OF R.C.Carr Against Receivers
of the u. p. Railway.

ST. PAUL, Nov. 5.-Judge Sanborn
of the United States Circuit Court had
before him to-day in chambers the
suit Of Robert c. Carr ct al against
the receivers of the Union Pacific Rail-
way Company, a petition for a prelimi-
nary injunction to restrain the sale of
the granted lands of the Denver Pa
cafe Railway and Telegraphic Com
pany, whose line runs some Jog miles
from Denver to Cheyenne.
In 1850 the Denver Pacific Railway
and Telegraphic Company had a con-
tract with William Evans of Colorado,
well remembered as Governor of that
State, by which contract he was to
have all the lands in excess of 500. .OOO
acres The land was mortgaged to Sc
cure first mortgage bonds. The decree
of foreclosure provided for the sale of
all the granted lands to pay the mort
gage debt.
The comDlainants are the heirs of
Evans, and claim that of the granted
lands there is an excess over SOC. .OOO
acres, and that the sale ought not to
be held until the excess is determined
and the excess set apart
The respondents claim that there is
no excess, and that these matters ought
not to be open after sleeping thirty
years.
1t was understood in Union Pacific
circles that Mortimer Taylor of Tope-
ka. the counsel for the complainants,
The record-union., 1897-11-06
LATE CHARLES F. sMURR.
Resolutions Adopted by the Di-
rectors of the S. p. Company.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 5.-At a spe-
cial meeting at the Board of Directors
of the Southern Pacific Company,
called TO take action on the death of
Charles F. Smurr, the following res
olutions were unanimously adopted:
Whereas, According to His inscruta-
bic wisdom it has pleased Almighty
God TO call from his earthly sphere of
activity Charles Franklin Smurr, late
an officer of this company; and
Whereas, Mr.. Smurr's twenty-five
years of service with the company. be-
ginning as a clerk and continuing
through the several grades of cashier,
local agent, commercial agent, divis-
ion freight agent, assistant general
freight agent and passenger agent, gen.
eral freight agent and traffic manager.
were characterized by superior intelli-
gence, dlgnlfed courtesy, unvarying
fidelity to his employer, unswerving
loyalty to his friends which enabled
him to respond to every demand upon
his capacity and answer every expecta-
ton of his employers; therefore be it
Resolved. That this board hereby af-
firms the preceding record of Mr.
Smrur's life, and commends it as an in
structEve example to his fellow-men.
and further be it
Resolved That by the death of Mr..
Smurr this company has lost an able
officer and devoted servant, and his
fellow-officers have been deprived of
comrade whose companionship was
always helpful as we'll as pleasurable.
The record-union., 1897-11-06
FIRE IN HER HOLD.
Flames Break Out Aboard the Red
Star Liner Southwark.

NEW YORK, Nov. 5.-The Red Star
Line steamer Southwark, which sailed
from this port on Wednesday bound
for Antwerp, passed Fire Island at
1890 a. m. to-day bound in. She sig
nailed Fire down in hold amongst
cargo"
The Southwark carried sixty-seven
cabin and Up steerage passengers. 1t
is expected she will reach her dock
in three or four hours. The fireboat
New York, in charge of Lieutenant
Braisted, went to meet the Southwark,
and two tugs were sent by the Ameri-
can line.
The Southwark arrived in the upper
bay at ) O'Clock this afternoon, accom-
panied by the police boat Patrol, the
fireboat New York and the tugs Pulver
and r. J. Barrett
At O'Clock yesterday morning(, when
the vessel was about 220 miles east of
Sandy Hook, some of the crew dscov-
cred fire coming up through the venti-
lators in the forward part of the YES
sell and a good deal of heat was felt
in that quarter. Two lines of hose
Were brought to bear upon the hold, and
through these streams Were propelled.
About 10 O'Clock Captain Bence de-
cided to go back to New York. The
passengers were informed as to what
had occurred, and there was no excite
ment among them at any time.
Mr.. Wright, President of the
company, said that he could not esti-
mate what damage had been done or
when the ship would be ready to sail
again, until the hold had been cleared
up.
The record-union., 1897-11-06
YESTERDAYS RACES.
Lena the Only Favorite to Win at
Ingleside

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. ). The
weather was fine but the track heavy
at Ingleside to-day. Lena was the
only winning favorite. the balance of
the races being captured by second and
third choices, who received substantial
backing in the betting ring. Follow
ing are the summaries:
One mile, Mercutio, 100 {Brown), 8
to /, won: Fortunate, 1O5 (Ames), ) to
/. second; Adam Andrew, 100, Claw
SOM, third. Time :441a Santuzza,
Lost Girl and Una Colorado also ran.
Una Colorado was left at the post
Seven furlongs, three-year -olds, Lena,
100 (PiggotD. even, won; Lode Star,
105 (Clawson), to 1, second; Sweet
William, 10S q. Woods), to 1, third.
Time-1: 80. Personne, imp. Devil ;
Dream. Mystic Maze, Pleasanton, Alma
and Scorcher also ran.
Mile and quarter, Daylight, 107
(Ames). 8 to 5. won; Palomacita, 10J
(Clawson), 6 to ). second; Little Grip
pie, 1O4 (Snider). 2 to l, third. Time
2:1524 Navy Blue, Major S. and Mol
lie r. also ran.
Five furlongs two-year-olds, Spun
The record-union., 1897-11-06
WILL NOT AFFECT BIMETALLISM.
THE LATIN UNIONS DECISION
TO COIN SMALL SILVER.
Secretary of the Treasury Gage
Says the Action Is of No Sig
nificance Whatever.

CHICAGO. Nov. "a special to the
Times Herald" from Washington
says:
Secretary of the Treasury Gage when
seen in regard to the decision of the
count ries comprising the Latin Union
to increase the number of their small
silver coins to the amount of one franc
for each of their population, said there
was no significance whatever in this
action as affecting the broad question
of bimetallism. The additional small
coins are to be coined from five-franc
pieces. and the Secretary pointed out
that as the five-franc piece is a full
legal tender coin in the Latin Union
countries, while the minor coins are
legal tender only to the amount of forty
francs. or about 81 10, the effect was
really to reduce the volume of legal
tender silver in the Latin Union coun-
tries to the amount Of five-franc pieces
coined into minor coins. He said he
supposed the countries interested were
led to take this action by the demand
for small change.
The population of the five countries
comprising the Latin Union-France,
Belgium, Italy. Switzerland and Greece
lis about 81 100000 and as the new
small coins are to the amount of one
franc for each inhabitant, there will
be withdrawn from circulation in these
countries about SS.O00000. While this
amount is not large, it is a small step
in the direction of the retirement of
legal tender silver coins in the Latin
Union countries, and as the initiative
was taken by Switzerland, it is believed
to be possible that it is one of the first
steps Of that country in the direction of
getting rid of full legal tender silver
and adopting an exclusively gold stand
ard.
The volume of full legal tender five
franc rieces which are held by the
Latin Union countries have been re-
sponsible to a great extent, it is said,
for keeping alive the agitation for in
ternational bimetallism in France and
other countries comprising this union,
and If Switzerland should solve the
difficulty by betting rid of her legal
tender silver it would, it Is thought. de.
crease the strength of the bimetallic
agitation in Europe.
The record-union., 1897-11-06
BURIED TOGETHER.
The Remains of an Aged Couple
PLACED in the Same Coffin.

INDIANAPOLIS 0nd.) }, Nov. 5.-Mrs.
Angelina Mendenhall, aged 81 years,
died forty-five hours after her hus-
band had passed away, at the age or
81. The husband and wife We're buried
in the same coffin to-day, made double
width.
A few hours after the husbands death
his wife asked that she be allowed to
see him once more. The coffin was
placed by her bed, and she said: Il
am glad he is at rest Those were her
last words.
For fifteen years Mrs. Mendenhall
said that she would not be present in
life at her husbands funeral, even II
he died first, for she would join him
a few hours after death.
The couple had four sons, among
whom was the late Rev. ]. w. Men
denhall, editor of the methodist Re-
view Of New York.
The record-union., 1897-11-06
NO CHINESE IN HUMBOLDT
The Last One in the County De.
parts for San Francisco

EUREKA, Nov. 5.-Last evening a
Chinese, All Sac, arrived on the Ar
cata boat and claimed protection as the
last of his race in Humboldt County.
There is a reason for this which dates
back as far as February, 1885, when the
Chinese were driven out of Humboldt
as result of the shooting of a promi-
nent citizen.
All Sac has been a resident of North
eastern Humboldt for MANY years, and
wants to go to San Francisco, being
over the prescribed age to return to his
mother country, and wanted protection
while he sojourned in Eureka. He was
entertained at the Scandia Hotel.
When interview Sac said he was get
ting too muchee DID," and that he
had one cousin in San Francisco that
he wanted to see before he shuff1ed off.
He went on the steamer to-day.