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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-07-05


Cincinnati, July 5.-Cincinnati 8, Balti.
more 5.
Grand Rapids, Mich. July 5-Fifteen
hundred people saw the morning game.
Score:
Grand Rapids ......o2031 31oO4o-1o IL 8
Detroit .........4 0O10401 SIS II 4
Batteries: Papallan and Twineham;
Wadsworth and frost.
st. Paul. July 5.-Phyle was wild in the
first three innings but after that had the
Mi1lers guessing. Shugart and Mcbride
did sensational work in the field. Score:
R.H.E.
st. Paul ..........O o0211OO6 II 3
Minneapolis ........2 0 90 90 o % 2
Batteries: Phyle and Spies; Herman
and Boyle. -'-''---
Kansas City, July 5-The Blues outbat--
ted their opponents, but were beaten by.
a score of to 1 by the Milwaukees this
morning before light holiday crowd. The
game was an excellent one barring the
first inning, in which the Brewers took
winning lead of three runs. Score:
Kansas City ...O1OO 0OOOOI S 8
Milwaukee ...........3 o o 0 0 00 *@ 3
Batteries: Foreman and Blanford;
Taylor and Speer.
Philadelphia, July 5.-Boston beat the
Phillies out in the ninth inning this morn
ing on hits by Duffy and Stahl, a double
steal, and loves single. The game was
prettily played and interesting through
out. The pitching of both Lewis and Orth
was of a high order. Attendance 6,611-
R.HE.
Score:
Boston ................O O00O1 1923
Philadelphia .........0 0 o 0 90 o. 1
Chicago. July 5.-Costly errors in the
seventh and a punching of hits in the
eighth gave the mornings game, which
was loosely played to the Colts. Attend
ance $500. Score:
R.H.E.
Chicago ..............0 O01O O023"-6 9
Washington ........OO 90 0 2 2 0O0-4 10
Pittsburg, July 5.-Score today fol-
lows:
Cleveland ....% ..........................4 0
Pittsburg ..--.......-..-.-....-....S IL
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-07-05
STRIKE Is ON.
Mark Hanna and Some Others
Have Iron Clad Contracts
And the Action of Their Men Is
in Much Doubt.
PAY SIXTY CENTS
SIXTY CENTS
Strike Is Attracting Attention
at Washington.
Arbitration Bill May Be Intro.
duced at Once.

Pittsburg, July 5.-The great wage
struggle of the coal miners was inaug-
urated throughout the Pittsburg dis
trict today but it will be impossible to
tell anything about the situation before
tomorrow as there is a general holiday
and work is suspended in all the mines
of the district. This was a day of
mass-meetings. By a preconcerted ar
rangement of the district executive
board of the United Mine workers, meet
ings were held in nearly every mining
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-07-05
C. b. & Q. OFFICIAL KILLED.

Nonquit Mass, July 5.-Henry B.
Stone of Chicago, vice president of the
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy railroad
was instantly killed by the explosion of
a bomb at his summer home here to-
day The children were discharging
fireworks on the lawn. Mr.. Stones lit
tie daughter asked him to fire off a
bomb. He lighted it and threw it from
him, but the explosion did not follow.
After waiting a short time, Mr.. Stone
cautiously approached the spot where
the bomb lay and bent over to see what
the trouble was. Just then it exploded.
Large fra gnents struck him in the
forehead and he fell dead.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-07-05
MR. FREY SPEAKS.
Issues the Anniversary Circu-
lar to Employees of the
Santa Fe.

The Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Rail
way Co, Office of General Manager
Circular Letter No. 81.
Topeka, Kan, July 2, 1897.
To Employees in Kansas:
Information having reached this Of
flee of a desire on the part of our en-
ployes in Kansas to participate in the
exercises at the Topeka Fall Festival,
Topeka, Kan, on Santa Fe day, Sep
tember 29, 1897, this is to advise those
interested that the company does not
object to such efforts in that direction
as will not conflict with a proper per-
fOrmance of duties.
Arrangements have been made to
grant leave of absence to those desiring
to attend, SO far as may be consistent,
with the conditions at the time, and
transportation will be issued in the US
ual manner to such employees.
The company will also transport from
points within the state. of Kansas. a
reasonable amount of floats, exhibits,
and properties to be used in connec-
ton with the celebration of the San
ia Fe Anniversary on that date.
J. ]. FREY,
General Manager
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-07-05
THE TIGER LOSES A ASTRIPE
Tammany Celebrates Without the
Customary Refreshments.

New York, July 5.-Independence day
was celebrated by Tammany Hall in its
usual fashion today. The wigwam's
capacity on the main floor was taxed,
but there were vacant seats in the gal
leries.
There was one departure in the ceIe-
bration today and that was the usual
supply of refreshments was not dis
pensed from the basement. A number
of letters of regret was read from in
Vited guests who did not come. Ex-
President Grover Cleveland wrote as
follows:
Westland, Princeton, N. J., June IA,
1897.-Hon. John c. Sheehan-Dear Sir:
I desire to acknowledge with thanks
an invitation to attend the celebration
by the Tammany society of the one
hundred and twenty-first anniversary
of American Independence.
MY engagements will not permit me
to be present on this interesting occa-
sion, but hope it's significance will pre-
eminently consist in a clear and en-
phatic announcement of the principles
and beliefs which accord with the best
and most thoughtful sentiments and,
opinions of our countrymen.
Very truly yours,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-07-05
GT II IIIy yUUIot
GROVER CLEVELAND.

w. J. Bryan's letter is as follows:
Lincoln, Neb. June %, 1S97.-Dear Sir:
Il regret that an engagement made
several weeks ago will render it impos-
sibIe for me to join with the Tammany
society in celebrating the one hundred
and twenty-firSt anniversary of the De-
claration of Independence. L have on
a former occasion commended the foun-
derS of your society for making proVis-
ion, in the constitution then adopted
for the annual commemoraton or the
Fourth of July. There is special pro-
priety in the observance of this day by
Democrats at this time, when the par
ty has just freed itself from foreign
financial influences and taken an EN-
phatic stand in favor of an American
policy for the American people.
I trust your meeting may prove the
inauguration of a campaign which will
result in putting Greater New York un-
der Democratic control The party
has already shown in Chicago, Cincin-
natl and several other cities larger
gains than will be required to overcome
the Republican majorities recorded in
New York and Brooklyn last NoVem-
Der. All indications point to a strong
growth in public sentiment along the
lines laid down in the Chicago plat
form, the failure of the Republican pol
icieS to restore prosperity having gwen
a new impetus to the movement Whlch
has for its object the restoration OF the
gold and silver coinage of the consti-
tuition.
While the increasing strength of the
Democratic principles, together with
the absence of the coercion extensively
practiced last fail, would seem sufff-
cient to make victory reasonably GER
tain in New York, you will be greatly
aided by the fact that the Republican
administration, both in your city and
state. has been so unsatisfactory as to
cause widespread criticism
1 trust your celebration viii incite IN,
creased interest in the principles OF
Jefferson and Jackson and thus master
the day when these principles viii bi
completely triumphant in city, state
and nation. Thanking you for the
yours, w. j. BRIAN
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-07-05
MINERs GO OUT AT MORRIS.
Some Italians Refuse to Join and One
Mine is Partially Operated.

Morris, ILL.,, July 5-In compliance
with the general order the miners of
the Wilmington coal fields, including
strike today. The BracevilIe miners
decided to square up places, refusing,
however. to load coal. Some Italians
at Carbon Hill refused to strike, and in
consequence mine was partially opeT-
ated today. Other mines have prac-
tically been on a strike several days
The siege promises to be a long one.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-07-05
BRIDAL TRIP TO THE POLE
One of the Peary Party Will Take His
Bride to Greenland

New Haven, Conn.,, July 5.-On Tuesday
next Hugh J. Lee and Miss Florence Leo
nard of Meriden will be united in mar
riage, and will Immediately start on one
of the most novel bridal trips ever un-
dertaken. the tour extending to the froz-
en- regions of Greenland Mr.. Lee has for
years been an intimate associate of Ex-
plorer Peary, and has accompanied him
time his bride will accompany him. going
with the Peary expedition which leave
Boston July 15.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-07-05

ciate editor and business manager of
the Beloit Gazette, occurred Sunday:
1t was one of the largest ever held
here. Mr.. Dodge is the son of S. H.
Dodge, editor and publisher of the Ga
zette. Mrs. Dodge. was a noble Wo-
man and a fond and affectionate wife
and mother She was raised here and
grew to womanhood in Beloit respected,
honored and loved by all her acquaint-
anceS
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-07-05
TO THE GRAND CANYON
Santa Fe Officials Figuring on Road
From Williams. Ariz

Phoenix, Ariz., July 5-One of the most
important railroad project of the year
is now under consideration in northern
Arizona and officials of the Santa Fe sys-
tenn are on the ground making a per-
sonal investigation. The scheme is for
the construction of railroad to the grand
canyon of the Colorado. The starting
point is to be Williams, on the Santa F'e
Pacific.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-07-05
DEATH OF MRS. DODGE.

Wife of Associate Editor of the Be-
lott Gazette Passes Away.
Beloit, July 5.-The funeral of Mrs
Dodge, wife of George H. Dodge, asso-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-07-05

The Slime Pits of Society.
d. Sims lecture tonight at the III
Christian church.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-07-05

Sims Touches Up Society.
Tonight at Third Christian church.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-07-05
BASEBALL TO-DAY.

Cincinnati Defeats Baltimore, Blues
Behind as Usual
Cincinnati, July 5.-Cincinnati 8, Ba1ti,
more s.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-01-14

nt4t operirten Muse NesbautablSfuna,
entfteben, tpGbrenb bas pperirte aes
funb blieb. &nbere Gorf9er fan6en.
pdbrenb atpeiidbrtser 8eoba9tung
Sti1itanb Der 8uraiidttsteit. Mber
ielbit tpenn bas DamOtlesi4pert ber
NebbautablDiuns tpeiter iiber benz
Sperirten fdmebt, 10 Fat er bod tue.
nisitens Big gu bteier. Die1etdt erft
mad lansen Sabren eintretenben Ra>
taitropbe ptel better seieben, als obne
Operation. Der Wertb Der Speraz
tion lei geipib Elm gang grobarttder,
unb Bic Jutala'i9e Metbobe etne Der
berborrasenbiten 9eiftunsen Der Neuz
oeit. sic erf9liebe benz Ruraii9tisen
cine ,neue Welt unb Spar f4on in Der
sSugenb, lie. perbeFere feline g1iiten3,
fte made i'm ssrufstldtig .unb erz
perbsfdbis, tie perbe7ere feline Sehz
lie bauere nur cine Minute
unb lei ebenio sefabrlos pie fdmero<
log. Das -Mihtinfte bleibe natiirlt4
bas urtbeil ber aranfen. 0ieie feien
ale 5ufrieben unb t0nnen meiit taum
bic Operation bes apeiten Muses er<
tDdrten.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-01-14
DtS @1rosrS Opfer bejtattst.

8 0 n, @is., 3. San. Inter
3ablret4er 8etbeiliaung ber geiammz
ten Na9barf4aft tpurbe Der
am letten Montas eri@oHene unb am
Donnerftag geitorbene Tarmer Sobn
3ur leBten @ube geleitet. Sobn
9elmes, Elm 80 Sabre alter @niieoler
uab Tarmer, tpurbe bon etnem 8ana=
bunben nit Mamer Terbinanb Wa=
gentne9t erf@oKen.. 3pei Rugeln
brangen in ben Ropf unb cine ourd
ben !9als. Der M0roer er9riF bic
Tlu9t, tpurbe aber BON elmer ppKe
BON Tarmern eingebolt unb entaine
nit Miibe einem 2pna9eri@t.
; Wagentne9t fpra@ I'M 9auie 6el=
mes, In pel9em Ct i4on einmal gait
frete Mufnabme 9efunben, Inn Elm st.
len Dor, tpelhes ibm pieberum aege=
ben purbe. 9lls Ct feline Mabl3ei1
beenbigt bate, berlanste CT bon 9errr
9elmes @elb, mas inn ~pertpetsert
purbe. @araufbin feuerte ber Morb=
bube bret S@iiHe auf ben alter
Mann.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-01-14
8rano In eiuemt RloHtR.

& 0 berpd 8 a, e.W ct
Sobn, Quebec. 9. San. 9ier brannte
bas l1rfufnerinnentloiter Dur 2abp
Of Gate ct. Sohn nieber u1o iieben Der
Rpnnen tamefM &ntsben Tlammen I'M.
6olgenbes 1inb bic 8lp{ternamen Der
nmgefommenen: Dte S4peitern Yroz
ptbence, l1rfula, Mnne, &opiie, &n<
tome be pabua, Domique, paul.
6olsenbes finh ibre nirtltaen Naz
men: @li3a 81 Nelin. 81. Sean @brpz
itoitom; &o1e @oHeltn, ct. Sean
G%brpitoftom; emma 2e%itourneau,
Quebec; s. @arneau, st. SIPS; 2auz
ia 9ubon, 9ebertpiue; 8ouine, 81.
@bambault; 2ouiie @irorb, &oberpal.
III Das Seuer berurfahte' 8eitiir3un9
i'm Dorfe. '@epDbnli@ befanben itd
mtnbeitens finf5ig junge 9amen als
@9ilertnnen auber elmer Mn3abl BON
Nonnen, Nobi3en Ii. I. 10. in benz &loz
1ter, 10 bub bic 3abl Der Snfa1en Desz
le(ben faft 100 betrGgt. SnbeB maren
bic meiiten Der @4iilerinnen in Tolge
Der Seiertagsferien abps1enb. Muf ber
8ranbftdtte berr19te bic grDbte Ser
mirrung. Nonnen unb @4ilertnnen
ftir5ten aug benz @ebduoe. 2ebtere
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-01-14
itunben bon II 1i2-12 1f2 llbr
Wprmiftnns.

Eunoen BON IL l12-l2 liz u9r
@ormittass.
Die betannte Ronbitorei bon 9eraos
in Grlansen 1T elm Naub ber Slam
men getporben. Ser anseri9tete Gdaz
ben 1T inbeb serins anaufdlasen benz
Spfer an Meni4enleben seseniiber,
pelde Der 8ranb seforoert Fat. Ser
5os ielbit lit in ben 5lammen umsez
.tommen, unb feline Trau unb feline
ainber baben 10 iapere 8ranbtpunz
ben baponsetrasen, bab an tbrem
4uftommen sespeifelt tptrb.
Sn bteiisen Runfttreiien bat pas
@eiultat Der preisbetperbuns fir ben
Gntnurf fir bas auf.6em 2eipz
:aiser S@la&tfelbe gu erri4tenbe sroz
BE Monument CUR @rinnerung Der i'm
Sabre 1918 opiiden ben perbiinbeten
Md@ten Rublanb. Oeiterreid unb
preuben gesen Napoleon sei9lasenen
8Dlterf6la9t bas srDbte Nuffeben er<
regt. Den erften preis in 90be bon
5000 Mart bat elm nod auf Der te9z
nif@en 9o&f&ule gu Gbarlottenburs
ftubirenber, crit % Sabre alter &iinitz
Ter, Namens @ilbelm &rets, erbalten.
9ieier Grfols bes jungen &initlers
lit UNI 10 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, als 70
Riinitler Gntpirfe our Preisbenerz
bung einserei4t batter unb ii9 unter
benfelben ptele &lnitler BON srobem
Huf b%efanben.
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aeisen. bab I4 feline Sniursenten in
Der proptn3 befinben; aber taum bate
ct ben Miiden setebrt, als audi f4on
bic cubanifden @enerGle &apul Mraa>
90 ,nb gafttllo nit 5000 Mann aus
Sapana mad pinar bel Rio maridtr=
ten, llm, bas borttge Sniurgentenbeer
au p~eritdrten. Dies foeist tlar. bob
man, ben ,Mnsaben Wepler's :ni4t piel
@lauben betmei1en tam. Die Gubaner
.fiir9ten bie @panter nicht, unb in
Der Proptna Yinar bel Nto bat ith
nod nidt Elm eiaatser Manu erseben.
: Die Spanter baben tiiralid einen
Milit6rforbon in einem Nabtus BON 5
Metlen um bic Stabt 9apana Sgeao9en,
.bamtt bic 8epobner fir tbren Inter
halt bic Telber beitellen tDnnen: Dtes
3etgt our @eniise, bab bic Spanier
beretts' gu ben aauberiten Mitteln greet
fen, unb bdb lie bon ben 8enobnert'
Der umsesenb Der 9auptftabt feline
6ilfe gu ertparten baben. sic perliez
rem tdgli4 Smebr 8oben unb iinb 10
bart bebrangt. Dab iie bas 8isden,
mas tie nod beiiben, bur@ einen Miz
liidrtorbon Dor ben Snfurgenten fdiz
BEN muNen.
3 m pa, Tla., 10. San. Sin
Brief aus Cuba be Mptla, Cuba, an
Der alien Sro9a 3tpi1hen ben Stdo>
ten Seucarrp unb Morppn, faet, bab
General @ome3 ben plab lebte @obe
angegrtFen babe. @eneral @pme3
perlanste 3uerit, bab bic @panier bic
@tabt ibergeben 1o1ten. Ser ipuntz
19e Gommanbeur peiger4e fi4, oies
gu tbun, 10 LANCE CT mod Munition
babe. 9as Me1ultut bes Samples
mar Elm Sies @omea', ber 145 &C.
fangene mafte, Die idmmtli4 erl4of@
len tpurben. 9ie 9tnri6tung Der Sc
fangenen fanb i'm @intlans nit benz
Manifeit, pel9es General @ome5 por
&ur5em erlteB unb tportn er ertldrte,
bab, ba bic Spanter teinen ebrli9en
&rieg fiibren pollten, CT nit 9lei4er
Miin3e beoablen merbe: Muge fir Nuz
&C., 3abn fir 3ubn, gerabe mte Gene
raj Wepler bic Pacifcps bebanbele.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-01-14
@oup. Seofelo trttt tetn N,nt an.

so a,bt1on n, Wts., 5. San. Der
am 3. Jfopember pprigen Sabres NIT
fa{t 100000 Stimmen Pluralitat erz
mGblte reue @ouberneur BON Wisconz
fin, Maior @buarb Scoielb bon
Sconto, nurbe geitern Mittag unter
1@lt@ten, aber murbtgen Teterlt6tetz
ten in fem Mmt ein9efibrt; bic iibrtz
aen @taatsbeamten, pelbe fdmmtli4
tpiebererpGblt tporben tparer, traten
glet43eitis tbren neuen Sermin an.
Sin @rtra5ug bon Milpautee brahte
ben reuen @ouperne.r UNI II ubr 40
Min. @orm. na9 Mabt1on. Mm
8abnbpf begriibte Elm @mpfangscomtz.
te, beitebenb aus @pup. upbam, Ma<'
por 9De unb @rzRt9ter &epes 9errn
Scofielb, unb bon Der @ouperneursz
garbe nit ber ISABELLE bes 1. >s. esz
c~ortirt, beeaben ii@ bic Mntommenoen
in &ut19en mad benz &apitol, po=
{elbit UNI IL lbr in bet Mfemblnbal1e
bic 8eretbigung Der 8eamter fattz
fanb. Gbefrt@ter GaHobap nabm ben
Mmtseib ab, in nahftebenber &etbenz
fo[ge: @puperneur Gbnarb Scofielb,
@tce : @ouperneur emil 8anf4,
@taatsfetret6r 9D. @aNon, Staatsz
f@abmeiiter 6. 81. peterfon, @eneralz
ontpalt %. s. Mplrea, S4ulfupertnz
tenbent s. 8. @merp. @tienbabncomz
mtFdr Duncan s. McRen5ie, 8erliaez
runqscummifdr %. u, Strife.
Die MHemblpbulIe mar bi&t NIT
Menf@en 9eflat; bic 81 z@ouperneure
upbam, ped unb 9aDlor, 3ablretde
2egislaturmitslieber, e9emalige &c.
ante u. (. IN. tpobnten benz Snouguz
rationsatte Bel. Ma@ 8eenbignn9 oes
lebteren begaben it4 bic nellen
@taatsbeamten in ibrG Sffcen unb
bielten bort @mpfang. Mbenbs fanb
in Der groBen 9aQe bes l1niperittatsz
@pmnaiium Elm folenner 8au ftatt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-01-14

tpurben, 70 tpett man erfabren Tam,
iGmmtli9 serettet, jebo4 bon ben
Nonnen finb bic ober genannten fieben
in ben Glammen umgetommen. Der
anseri9tete Geuerf4aben tpirb auf
gef&dBt, tpopon nur $4,000
burh @eriideruns sebedt iinb.. "A.
Der &omaa stner NttutemarS.
,tod,ter.
g aa.G rancisc ., Il. San.
gs ptrb bier allgemein nit boiler
@therbett bebauptet, bab Grau Gmz
ma SpredelszM atfon bds :Mnredtauf
ben 6aupttbeil Der ibr 3utommenben
grb59aft tbrem Batter freitpiqtg 5uz
riidaeaeben unb .1ih babur9 gu elmer
'berbGltntBmabig arnaen Grau gema4tt
Fat. .eeSbr @atte, 6err Matfon,. ben
lie pprber in bic Mngelsge,bett einpetbs
tie, ion ppQ5tGnbig .bamit' einperitanben
aetpelen iein. Die an unb fir ii@ etz
9entbumli9e 6anblung, Der Grau 1ou
ibren @runb barin baben, bab lie por
ibrer @erbeiratbung tbren Water
CLAUS Spredels I'm feline Gtntptlt>
sung gu ibrer 8%erbinbung nit Watz
ion gebeten, biefer es aber tur5er
9anb oermeigert babe. Der @oter
per1ubte Tie nit alien Mitteln BON III
rem @orbaben ab5ubringen, aber tie
erpiberte linn einfa4, lie merbe Matz
ion beiratben, ob Ct, tbr Water, Damt:
cinper1tanben lei ober ni4t. 8eitern
ertlGrte lie ibrem @atten, baB lie IL
rem @ater ales bon ibm Gmpfanaene
borunter 100000 in @ereintgten
@taaten Bombs, 1otpie bas Gtgentbum
an Marfet @traRe 3uridgeben meroe.
unb Wation CAB feline @inpiatguna'
inbem CT ibr fagte, bab ct tie nt%+ tb:
res Ret&tbums tpegen gebetrathet has
be, 5onbern lie ebenio lteb b~eimgefubrt
BADEN nirbe, tpenn lie Elm armes
MGb9en getpefen mare. Snnerhalt
elmer Stunbe ging bas @igentbum in
anbere !9Gnbe iiber.
9err Wation ertlGrt, feline 5rau
babe tbrem 8ater nut. anberthdlb
MiQionen auriid9egeben uno nod &C.
mug bebalten, UNI leben gu t0nnen.
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Der 2antpf auf Cuba.

b o n, 10. San. Die Shines"
bat cine Depef4e bot, ibrem &orrez
iponbenten in 9apana erbalten, nell
der melbet, er babe aus 9laubmirbigz
fter Quele erfabren, bab Mntonio
Maceo, nelder bur4 @erratb Bel
punta 8rapa gefaQen fem ion, nod
am 2eben fet. @r lei iebr f4per per<
tpu1bet tporben, befinbe fi4 aber jebt
tpieber auf benz Mege ber 8ef1erung.
Mabrib, 10. San. Sic r@poz
ca" per0Hentli@t etne formelle @rtldz
rung, bab bic Hesierung in tetner
Wei1e beabii9tige, General Wepler als
'WeneralzG Captain bon Cuba ab3ufez
ten. ..
Mtla n ia, 10. San. Die "@onz
fttlution" bat etne Depef4e aug Rep
@eit erbalten, tpel9e melbet, ,bab Sen.
@ome3 bic @panier nit glet4er Miinz
&c be3ablen min. Sci einem MngriH
auf bic 3entraltro@a bat er bel Mo<
ron bic 5pantf4e 8eiabung bon Sage
Mpt1e, ia Mann, gefangen geromz
men. Sen Qeuten tpurbe ertldrt, bar
lie ii@ auf ben Sob p%or5uberetten bdte
ten, neil ibre eigene &egierung nit
ben %sefangenen @ubanern IN sle'mer
Wetfe perfabre. @s tpurbe tbnen Sc
legen6eit gegeben, an ibre 5reunoe in
@pdnien Mbf9tebsbrtefe 81 fdreiben,
porauf lie in @ruppen bon Is Mann
erf4ofen tpuroen.
Menler's @rtldrung, bdb in Der
propin3 ptnar bel @tp mteber 5rieoe
berrf@e;. lit unpabr. Sci ieinem Mb~
3uge lteb ct 5000 Sniurgenten in Der
proptna. ST nabm ptele @oloaten
BON Der Sro4a na@ 9apana, um gu
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-01-14
@uroe tobf1@tta.

Manitomoc, Mts., 2. San
Sobn &a3ba, Elm friiberer Runben.
i@neiber, Der felt einigen Sabren i'm
County STRENUOUS lebt, tpurbe 9eftern
pl0Blt4 tobfii@tig unb 1tteb benz 9eraz
be ba3u tommenben @uperintenbenter
Mueller Elm Meifer in bic 8ruit. Ser,
Mueler >purbe nur bur9 cine in be1
Seitentaf4e beinbli4e 8rieftufd'
bom' iideren Sobe gerettet. Gbe bel
5obii@tige iibertpGltigt perben tonn:
te, bradte ct fid nod ielbft Elm pua'
Wunben BEL. Cine Stunbe 1pGte,
fano man ben l1nsliidliden erh1na
in 1einer 3elle bor. @r bate felbi
!6anb an ii4 gelegt. ....
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-01-14
Nettcteu oaS ua6tc xcbcu.

@bell SAFE. Wis., 2. San.
Die Camille BON 8. u. Grego, bic
line tur3e Strede D1tlid bon bier
pGre in Der Na6t beinahe in
Dem brennenben @ebdube umgefom=
men. Das Da@ bes 9auies serietb
our9 Elm Ofenrobr in 8runb. SIS
par nur cine Sbiir i'm @ebdube lnb
1ls bic Snia6en benelben BON benz
Rou6 ertpa9t tparen, ba batter thnen
Die Slammen bereits ben Musgan9
our6 bie1e Sbiir ing Trete abgez
i4nitten. Gs gelang linen ieboh.
iih 1dmmtli6 bur6 etnen Sprung
1us einem Seniter in @iderbeit gu
5ringen.