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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-04-13
@cit Yirsinia.

- 3Wtitnmpf in einem Giienbabn=
Su9e. Sn einem gabnluo99on fam ss
unldn9it in PariOns swiiden 6rant 6.
S%bOmpiOn, 8eibditsiiibrer Der ,ylad=
mnter Voom IL Sumber Co.. aus
Sapis, ". 3d., lno Sol. Robert
Galtbam bon ebenoOrt 81 einem Streite.
Der blutig enoeu iolltc. Goitbam CAB
Sbpmpion einen S6la9 ms 8eri6t,
wOraui Der alio Yeleioi9te leinen He-
polUer sOs uno Guitbam. ebe oisier nod
einen Singer ritbren tOnnte, SUsi Su,
9eln in ben Seib jagte. Nun grin aud
galtbam gum &eOOlpsr uno tnallts
oaraui los. unb feline Shiilie lparsn 10
mobl Se5ie!t. oaB S%bompion nisoer-
iant. Der auf ben Sob Germunoete
puroc mad ieiner @ObnunN in Yar=
iNns 9eidaiit uno ltarb. iudBrsno man
@aitbom nah SGOis bradte. Gebterer
olente nit NusSei1nun0 I'M GOnfoOe.
rirtcn Seere uno ~leiIiete Der So6e oes
Giioens ais SpiOn wi6ti0e Sienite.
Ser 3ua beiauo lib wdbreno oss gur=
iullcS in boiler Sabrt. Galtbam puroe
e~benialls am grme uno oil Der Sbuls
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-04-13
SerfNicpeme Wa6riGten.

- prinS Mar bon Sa6Ieu, Der als
einiader totboliiber 8sitliber I'M
Often Sooons ieines prielterliAen Nnl=
tee unter ben glrmen uno 8eriu9en
elmer meni9 iaibiOuablen Si0ceie mall
tet, lit oieier Sage BON Der SOnigiu
VIctOrla in Nuoieu3 empfan9eu ppr=
ben. Sie engliihe Serri9erin bat li6
in Der miltterli6 liebrei6lten Weiie nit
Dem entIa9unQspOllsn Singing uutsr=
balten uno lih ein0ebeno nab ben piels
ieiti9en grIabrungen oes Yriusen er=
tunoiNt. Nud &aiIer Srieori9 WO9nte
Der llnterreOung bel.
Ser Sob bat ioeben bic erIte
Glide in bic 9teibe Der Mit0lieoer oes
Sunoert=&ilo.6lubs",-oeS Clubs Der
Ietteiten 2eute bon Paris-Qerinsu uuo
babel Su einem iiberous mertlpiiroigen
S~eardbnib 8%eleAenbeit 9egebeu. oa
natilrli6 Der Serein ausipg. I'm Dem
Sabin9eihieoensn bic lsBte Gbre 81 ere
lpciien. Der gerltorbene, Moniieur
Souls Stint aus Nu~berbiliers, mar
zines Der aniehnli6Iten uno an0eieben=
item Wtit9lieoer oes Clubs uno Der bon
leinen 6Olleaen ibm 9ewiomete Na6rui
DeraiBt aud niht bic 0eroienIte oes
gnti6lafenen, als oes SnbUbers zines
SOrper9eipidts bon Observation-Disclosures
Pfuno gu erludbnen lno su wilroiaen.
3ualelh mar Der SeritOrbene Der tiih.
tl9lte Giler uno uniibertreiIlibIten
6aulenSer elmer. Die geeroigung oie=
les Wulters menidliher Gnipidlung
fano in 4uberDiliers itatt. Die Yer=
einsbriioer bdtten germ ibreu Samsr=
aoen 81 @rabe .Getra9en" aber oas
mar ni6t mD0lib aus opppelten
8runOe: Die Sabun9eu bes Yereins
perbieten ieoe &Orperanitren9ung, uno
oann iudren AUDI Die ltdrttten Golle9en
ui1t I'M StanOe 9eiueism, ben Sar9
auf ibren Sdultern gu baltsn. Ser
Nnblid, ben Der 2eibensu9 bot. luar
9ailS ein5lq. uno es muroe iiir bic Sabl=
reiAen 3uidauer wirtlid idwer. ben
iilr Die trauri9e 8els9enbeit notbpsn.
oiSen, ieierliden Grnit Su beluabrsn.
6Dlinoer contra Samen9ut.
Sin interehanter YroseB 1T Dor benz
Srleoensri6ter oes 8. acknowledgements
in Yarls %0nbanGig. gm Salhin9ss
Sonnta9 bebie!t ein Serr I'M Bartlett
eires 0orltaottheaters isinen GDlinoer=
brt aui benz &Opi. Obwobl Der Sor'
bang berelts in Die SObe 9eaan9en
mar. Die iibli6en Guie vChapeau-
peau!" ert0nten balo BON peri6ieoe=
nen Seiten, ALIEN Der Mann init Dem
Sut that, als 9in9en Die Nuie i'm nidts
an. Sin Sbeaterinipettor trat an i'm
beran uno bat ibu iebr bOflit, ieineu
Sut abWnebmen, 0llein Der Serr erpi-
oerte troden, siuti Sainen, bic cine in
elmer pproeren &eibe iaBen, biel bO6ere
spite uno perltellten ibm 10 Die Qusliht
0ui bic gibne. SOlan9e man Die bei-
ben Sameu ni6t psranlaiie. ibre Siite
abSulegen, ertldrtc er. bebolte er ben
ieini9en sum 3ei6cn oes Broteites aui.
Sa Der Snlpettor auf 9iltli6em g8e9e
ni6ts ausrlbten tOnnte, orOpts er. ben
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-04-13
Wem Dorf.

- Sine Geiualtige llmwdl3un9, bic
nod ueroerbli6e 6OlQeu iiir ben 3uder-
trnlt nab lid 5Ieben tam, erei9nets ii6
in Dem periOnal oeiielben. Sdmmt+
ll1e 9oi6ers IN SrOotlDn. bic ia
ibpn Sabre lang in ietteu YOiten bel
Dem Srult lpdren, muroen an bic Suit
9eIeBt, mo Der @ino an tilbliten".
uno isbt bat Glaus Colder. Der Yios
nler Der &atiinerle.Snoultri in YrOoi=
lDn. beihloTen, ihleuni9it iclblt cine
&aIiInerie 81 ~9rilnocn, iuenu es ou6
MIR wdre. Inn isinen S0Bneu. gtcfen.
S6miegerlObnen uno Den 0noeren Scrr.
i9aitsn. bic 81 Der 6amilie SOi9er 9e.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-04-13
NcW Seriep.

- Nm |. glpril bat Noab &abp 81
GliSabetb isinen bunOertiiiniuno-
SluansiSitsn 8eburtsta9 9sieisrt uno
1T, iuie man glallbt, Der Gltelte Wtanl
in ben Ser. Staateu. Die Geburtss
tagsieier fano i'm 4rmenbauie BON
YiscalamaD GountD itatt, in tpeldem
lib Der alte &nabe ieit oreiBi9 Sabren
aufbllt. GabD wuroe ON /. Npril
l772 in GatOntown. Sage 6ountD.
NOro=GarOlina, 9ebOren; err lit erblin=
bet. uno ss 1T .ihon manbes Sabr
Oerflohen, ieioem ibm Der leBte 3abn
%abbanOen 9etommen lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-04-13

lie 81 erwiir9en iutte, flil6tete bic
Wtltter nit ibren slpei &inoern gun,
S9iple9erpater, Der. eini9e Sdrier oa=
bon iuObnte. .0egen z llbr alma Der
Sobn. NIT prii9el uno WeB9ermeHer
bepaI mel. pOr ieines gaters peribloIs
ienes Saus, beorDbte bieien NIT Sals.
obi6neioen, idlug 6enlter rno Sdoen
eln uno iudte ms Saus 81 iteiaen.
Sept wOllte Der beorObte Slater our1
Die Saustbiire su ben Na6barn ent-
tommen. Sas mertte Der Spbn,
ipran9 Derbei, grin ben Safer al, Der,
IN .gtotbper perIeBt, Den Sobn ourb IA
Irtbiebe tOotete. Spdter meloete Der
@ater ben Sorfaa Dem giir0ermeilter
lno iMtellte li6 Der 8enoarmerie, Die
lbn na0 Germersbeim ms 8efdnsniB
bra6te.
BE inprobin II 4.
Ginen ible6tsn &ib bat fib 1T
lr9eno elmer feubten Gfe am Rbein
elm 6reuno eolen @eincs nit einem
olterreidliden S6riitltellsr 9emaht.
Mlernnoer pceS perOhentli9t in Der
listener 9teuen 6reien greIIe" einen
IrTIab ilber cine Hbeinreile i'm gSin=
ter. Selbtperltdnolib wiomet err audi
oem Welnbau an%ertennenoe @urte.
Gr Itellt felt. ooB Seiterreib uro lln=
9artl IN oieIem Tlllltte biuter Seutih=
lano nod melt Surilf iino uno meint,
oaB Gieron aubcr ben Naturbeoinoln.
gen audi cinlidtsOolle Yfle0e uno Die
Gbeniie ibr Nutbeil baben. Damn iaat
er: NiAt umIonlt iiebt man jeBt al
pielen Srten Der iteilen llfer oes 39ei=
mes SAlote brett aus benz Ser9e aufs
raaer, obne jebes duBerlib ii1tbare
6ebduoe; lie 9ebOreE gu @%drmbduiern
in Snnern oes Serges, no bic Weine
9etpdt rueroen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-04-13
8udlen'S Nrnica SaIbe.

Die bette Salbs in Der @elt fir
S9nittpunoen, Sauti6irfunsen, Buns
ben, @ei9wirs, SalSfuB, Jiebsruunz
ben, S3orf, seiprunsene Sdnbe, Jroits
bsulen, &rdbenausen, unb aue tSautents
slineunsen nno lit cine iidere Seiluns
fir 9amorboiben. GS wirb sarantirts
oaB bas Mittel poItommene @enua,
tbuun9 sibt; penn ni9t, pirb bas geIo
buriferltr!tet. Breis 25 gents per
Sdabtel. - gu uertaufen BEL z. W.
Ipotbefer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-04-13
Siftrict Columbia.

- Sm Staats=9 epOrtement - 10
meloen @aibinNtOner Yeri6te- berri6t
her Ginorud. oOB &jilIs. Setret0r &Od-
bill, jeoenfNll5 0ui 9erOume 3eit bins
aus, in ieiner Stelma Uerblciben
UcrOe. SellNmg StOrsr aus Cincinnati
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-04-13
Sir Dos golf.

SIR oas Soif. Sic 9rOBe lsi=
benoe NtUNe, Die I'M S6weiBe hires
NnQeli6tS lDr YrOo beroient, purbe
SOrni'5 QlIpeutrQuttr Ylutbelcber Qe=
i90iien uno bon benz Colt murSe
ss 81 Dem erbOben, mas es beute If,
DOs Wittel ii Die MaiIeh,
fir &eib uno glrm. 99ir brou6en
WeniQ iiber ieinen g8srt6 gu iogen, Die
er5ieltem 9teiult0te iprs6eu fir Ii6
ieIbit. SOs jeOO6 molten mir benle*=
Ten, bar GOrni'$ Nlpentrduter Ylut=
beleber Die &rnntbeit bel Der Q8urSet
NnGreift. bic llnreini9teiten aus oeu
8lut entIernt - bic gtCtur tbut oas
g8cltere uno @eiunOGeit fOl8t. I'm
&eioenoe Dor 6nttQui6uu9 iu i6iiben,
lit oieies Wittel nibt i'm OiIentli6sn
MOrtte 81 linden. IS wiro oaGer
nibt in Npotbetcn bertNuit, iOnoeru
nur bon ipeciellen GOtal.N0enten ooer
brett Our6 Den GiQentliimer Or.
Yeter TNbrneg, ll2-ll4 g. SODne
gUe., @bic09o, ST..
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-04-13

ter %perwunoet. isoo6 lit iein 3uitanb
ni6t beior9niBerreaeuo. Sr. Sbomps
ion mai 80 Sabre alt uno perbeiratbet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-04-13
S6(eGte 3eitea OGerte!

genu 3etten ialedt inp, mus Der 8abriant @eio oers
Iiereu, um feline g9aaren los 81 tpercen. eStr seben inr ere
a aaS!':% s@ 8 ssss $ /! sss s irci $ y; 81 ' s ss,',1 Saa:a \: ;#y !:
g3elt, Ia q. golnplatttrt it6er Ieiniter Gpmpoiition-pie fol.
aeneen WertbooQsn artteI: l poles Get UlanidetteH.
Snopie tlr Serren ober 9amen, b~eltepenp aus retnts" uno
Sncpfer In tetnitem romiiNen G5oIp, $3.50; l 2buIenndeei,
MART gpleplattirt, NIT iponem Stein, Sl.75; I gaar Gbr.
stuee mll unlsrem i%umielneen airtianti9er rspariier".
81. 80; CLAIMANT Rnopf, S2.00. gue eieie Grtttel rnp cite
MIR, @. o. D., nit yrtrtIegiur ie az unteriuden tIs
Cd QS nTe ergEsstsl'sn, uno psna Re Mot &C..
ritsaeibidt ipercen. Gie lIbr aaetn III pas 5oppelte pertp
pa5 ftr iGr cen snnjen Outfit per!areeu. eenpet si.9S
nit oer Crpre rp tptr ieneen etue %irIlerer b~erhbnten
Serrens 8etten oeer 9dmen .Quarp GpdinS" ais ertra prds
rie gratis: AUD bejapIen sptr barn aue GgPrsBtolien.
nv ] A. MI y W. Chicago, SRs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-04-13
q + II y fal3.

Gem GaitnadtsOsrsniiaen bul.
biSte Der 81 Sabre alte glderer Mi.
in YeQbeim, sin GjemoDu.
beitstrinter, in ausaiebi9lter 99siie.
Grit am SOnnersta9 fam er wieOer nit
Der Nlrbeit sulammcn. Na6 Seicr=
abeno perlan9te er unter i1limmen
SrobunQen bon ieiner Sr0u 8elo.
Sieie ipllte. oa lie teines bate, bel bes
Wannes @ater. Dem 64jGbri9en g.. 8.
SOlanot, lOl1es holen. 9a Die SSrau
isine Guit oaSu iiblts uno igr Wnnn
The Caucasian., 1897-07-08
CHRISTIAN ENDEAvOR PEOPLE
" KILLED.

Terrible Wreck on the Chicago and
Northwestern r. R.-About Forty Per
sons Dead and IDjured by Rear-End Col
lision.
CHICAGO, June 3O.-Three persons
were killed outright and about twen-
ty or thirty persons ipjur red in q rear
end collision on the Chicago and
Northwestern road at West Chicago,
thirty miles out Of Chicago, on the
Galena division.
The victims of the collision were
Christian Endeavor delegates, who
left Chicago last night en- route to
the great convention in San Fran
cisco. The colliding trains were
sections Nos. 4 and of a Christian
Endeavor special sent out in nine
sections, beginning at 1870 o. m.
Section No. 5 ran into section No. 4,
which left Chicago fifteen minutes
ahead of it. Section No. 4 carried
the Wisconsin delegates, nearly 500
strong, and in the rear sleeper were
people from Fon Du Lac, Greenbay,
Appleton and other Wisconsin cities
Section No. 4 had come to a stop
just outside of West Chicago, where
the Freeport line diverges from the
main line. Section No. 5 came up
behind at great speed, and the shock
of the collision was terrific. The
passengers in the two rear sleepers
of section No. were all in their
berths. They received no warning,
and those not killed outright, awoke
to find themselves jammed in the
wreckage. ,
TWO KILLED; SEVERAL INJURED.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, June 3d.
Train No. IL, on the Vandalia rail
road, which left this city at Z o'clock
last night, containing q large num-
Der of Christian Endeavorers, col
lided with train No. 6, bound East
from st. Louis, at 500 o clock, near
Vandalia. Two were killed and sew
eral severely wounded.
The Caucasian., 1897-07-08

1t is here seen that he has called
for the collection 1T public expense
of all the information obtainahle hv
the Secretary Of State. by the SEN
ate Committee on Postofiees and
Post-roads, ard by the Postmaster
General relating to the operation in
other countries OF Postal SAVINGS
bAnks-another distinctiveiy Pom
list measure. When this informa.
ton is obtained and laid before the
senate, the Populist members viii
be in possession Of the material With
which to fight for that measure, and
VIII present for the public in the
form OF carefully prepared speeches.
the facts that will cost more to gath.
or than the purse Of one man or sew.
eral men could stand. This swork
done and being done by Mr.. Butler
is one OF vast importance, but this ia
not all nor even a large part of the
mischief" in which be has been en-
gagged. Last week We began for our
readers q speech made by the Ssna-
tor from North Carolina. It is con
tinued this week and will be con-
c!uded next week. He has here
plunged the knife into one of the
fostering ulcers that no Senator hes
heretofore dared to expose. He has
marshalled an astonishing array of
official evidence to show annually
there has been voted away without
any valid excuse more money in ia
voritism to few railroads than the
annual deficit in the Postofice
amounts to. In other words, he has
shown that the Postofice Depart
ment has been self-sustainine, but
that through connivance of officials
or through personal favoritism
enough money has been voted ava
to railroads with "pulr' to make a
considerable deficit in the Postoffice
Department. The money went for
Sound Money" campaign expense
and the "dear people" thought they
were paying to keep up the legiti-
mate expenses of tho postal service.
Read the speech on first page and
see how the railroads have bled the
people.
The good influence of Mr.. But
ler's work has not stopped here, but
the information given by him has
startled the public conscience and
hit the "pocket nerve"-the most
sensitive one in mans anatomy-and
such prominent aud able men as
Judge Walter Clark have taken hold
and are using these facts to still
further enlighten the public. See
Judge Clark's article on first page
of this issue of the Typographical
Journal. he has also written for
the Arena, and others are engaged
in similar lines, so that Senator But
ler's efforts are being felt very wide
ly.
We are about to keep up this "ex-
posure" of the actions of Populists
in Congress so that Populists every
where may know that they have as
brave = Spartan band in Congress as
ever ropresented q nOhla cansa
The Caucasian., 1897-07-08

The sse>sss osvss OAy sss assss~>>u
sssA sssA - Asssss rsss - Uassss>~
nsAssssp-asesssss psss, s.s> a.,
- The essse>&As-esssssa nam g. -
rsss>A - shsss ssssssss-
Wsshinssoo .o.Ai 10 Ch.n,eo rnAaas,
Members of the senate ar, last
eeeinnine 10 vaks up 10 the fact
that there 10 stroag pr~ssars Ssiss
orought TO bear srcm powerful
sources TO expedite the peaaarv Of
the pcoliee ball as this sssssou Of
Congress ~ al hsIasds- In spite Of
the fact that the taua 10 sappossd 70
eegross the attention OF svssyous,
The members OF the Senate con uti
tee on intsrstAte comDcsrs have
been busiiv engaged in getting ns
tsrial together for the insrod N csios
OF . comprehensive pooling ball 90
lines laid down by the RAILROADS
themselves. This, too. in spite Of
the fact thar the interstate eoa-
merce commission 10 divided on the
question OF pooling. and aiso in
spite OF the fact that the trunk line
pool case il nov before the Supreme
court. and hence the pooling I'LL
might be considered a. an Attempt
to anticipate the decision Of thst
tribunal which Vas foreshadoved in
the trans Missouri cases. Th. Sen
ators who have been ohjeeting TO
this uLheard of speed in passing q
bill for the relief Of the railroads Of
the country have at least unearthed
what they believe is the reason for
the haste.
There is . story afoas, which has
not yet been denied. to the eject
that when the great railroad co.po-
rations were appealed to for funds
to help carry on the last campaign
;ney were 1t first rather SLOW. All
the arguments advanced by Nj.
Hanna as TO the danger to the couu.
try OF the success Of the silver move
ment and the danger to the railroads
themselves o! giving power TO men
who openly opposed all aggregation
OF wealth were in vain.
Toe big railroad corporations of
the last apparently by some pre-
concerted move declined to contrib
ute At all unless they could make
terms. Those terms were said to be
the passage Of q pooling bill such a.
they desired. Whether this story 10
true or not, it is . fact that q mem
Der Of the interstate commerce com
merce commission made the charge
directly at meeting Of the Senate
committee on interstate commerce,
and il was not denied. He declared
that the present haste TO pass . pool
ing bill was q direct result Of . cam
paign bargain"
This Indecent haste" Was *
posed by Senator Butler in his re-
cent speech in the Senate in con-
trasting the refusal Of Congress TO
submit an income tar amend meut
and the haste to set aside the anti
trust decision by the passage Of q
pooling bill l-ED. CAUCASIAN.
The Caucasian., 1897-07-08

"0st0ru "1B0 Sc1I0 Vuts
'rfolk, Va, July 1.-The Nor
al d Western Railway Company
|nto effect to- day at the shops at
(am oert's Point terminal the new
OF wages, making reductions of
1o 10 50 pei cent. The cut is
eaviest ever made by the road.
men will continue work, hoping
speedy restoration of the old
The Caucasian., 1897-07-08
TRAMPs IN THE uSIrKD STATS.

Few medicines have held their
ground 20 successfully - Ayers Cher
~ Pect0ral. During the past fifty
years, it has been the most popular OF
all cough cures and the demand for It
today is greater than ever before.
Prompt to act and sure to cure.
The Caucasian., 1897-07-08
NINETEEN HUNDRED HANDS OUT.
srps0d uetion Ooasss . 8Aat D0Wn .
The AaAooch usOeto MN.

LOWELL Mass, Dispatch, D.
The Massa achusetts mill closed Sat
urday noon for two weeks. Mr..
Southwortb, the agent, says that
this 10 the first shutdown the mill
has had since 1885 and il Il noeeaaaxy
now in consequences Of the lov pEiel
at which goods are selling and tn
lack of demand. The company haa
. weekly ray roll Of about $l3. 500
and employs about LOCO hands, al
though the number Auetaatss.
The Caucasian., 1897-07-08

Should keep themseIves healthy and
especial care should be given 20 this
matter at this time. Health depends
upon pure, rich blood. for when the
blood is impure and impoverished dis
eases of various kinds are almost GER
tain to result. The one true blood
purifier Is Hoods Sarsaparilla. BY its
power To purify and vitalize the blood
it has proved itself TO be the safeGusrd
Of health, and the record 0f remssk-
able cures Effected proves that 10 baa
wonderful power over disease. It act
ually and permanently cures when ali
otfIer preparations fail TO do any good
WhateyeP
The Caucasian., 1897-07-08

ss The cass - ses osssAess Ras1vsy -.
the uSssA Cessssss ksssssol. Osv. Rss-
ssai - OsAssa.
CHAsLorrR, N. C., June 30.-A
special 70 the Observer fron Greene
boro, says: The decree in the ease
Of the Soutbsrn Railway ". the
North Csrolina Railroad e els. vas
handed down by Judge Sinoston TO-
day.
To three questions Jadgs Sinoo-
ton answers:
First, the North Carolina Railroad
hsd the right 20 lease.
Second, the lease vas sxscutsd in
conformity With the requirsasnts OF
the ehsyteY.
Third, - TO whether there vss
fraud, the question 10 referred 70
Hon. Kerr Craig, . special master 70
take testimony and report.
In the 1eaatine the psstxasning
order remains IN force.
The Caucasian., 1897-07-08
HOW THE TRUE P0PULlSTS OF MON
TANA STAND.

Six COxeyites Meet and Elect . Delegate
to Nashville-Al tho Other Populists
Opposed to the DisorKaniztng Move
ment.
The Caucasian., 1897-07-08

rse from lapsing isee eheseie iayali1s
sSss.asriiis - ~ H. sesSesr 1,S viss ss ~ 90 e
Wholeoo0e led asd oat-Aooe exsceise.
What they eeed . boiId up The system
10 god Fed blood.
The Caucasian., 1897-07-08

Badness 10 often preceded o. ACCOM-
panied By Ersynsss Of the hair. To
prevent both badness and graysess.
use Halle Hair Reneves, % hoeest
Pemedy
The Caucasian., 1897-07-08
" PROSPERITY"

Its n-Appearoncs SwelIs the Number
Of Americas Unemployed.
The following table by States is
taken from New York Journals re-
Gently gathered statistics of tramps:
The Caucasian., 1897-07-08
THE STATE OF MONTANA,
Executive Office.
HELENA, June 20, 1897.
SENATOR MARION BUTLER,

HELENA, June 20, 1897.
SENATOR MARION BUTLER,
Washington, D. C.
Dear Sir: l regret to say, that six
of our middle of -the-road'' Popu-
lists met in the city of Butte few
days ago and selected one of their
number to 60 as delegate to the
So called conference in Nashville.
This party goes without absolutely
no authority whatever, and in direct
conflict with the wishes of the party
in the State.
We had hoped to treat this Van
dervoort move with the silent con-
tempt it merits, and as a party IN
the State we have 50 done.
Respectfully,
A. E. SPRIGGs,
National Committeeman for Mon
tana.
Our Populist Governor, Robt. B.
Smith, is in Washington this weel
and l hope you will meet him while
there.
The Caucasian., 1897-07-08
B ust o0es Failures.

NIw YORK, June 30 The wor.
cester Cycle Manufacturing Com
pany today confessed judgment for
S. .4Sl to John Byrne.
The Caucasian., 1897-07-08

TACOMA, Wash, June 30. The
Union Savings Bank Trust Company
has closed its doors and gone into
the hands of q receiver as direct
result Of the recent Supreme court
decision declaring . large amount Of
city warrants to be illegal. Judge
Williamson appointed Charles Rich
ardson to take charge.
The Caucasian., 1897-07-08

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Jure 30.-The
Commercial Building Trust and the
Columbia Building, Loan and Saw
ings Association assigned today.
The assets and liabilities Of the for
mer are estimated at about 500 900.
and Of the latter about el6O. 900.
The assignments are caused by the
recent decision Of the Appellate
court that all interest charged or
collected by any corporation or per
sons in Kentucky in excess of 6 per
cent. was usury.
The Caucasian., 1897-07-08

YOUSGsTOwN, Ohio. .une 36.--
Every mill in the United States
whose wage scales arc under the
Amalgated Association Of Iron. Steel
and Tin Workers will shut down to-
night because Of the failure of the
association and the manufacturers
to agree on pudding rate at Q con-
ference held here today.
The Caucasian., 1897-07-08

Jude ments amounting tn nearly
$50, 900 have been entered against
Albert De Cerna d Cos, ~hoIesale
dealers in paper. Philadelphia Ex-
ecutiaps were issued on the confess
ed judgments, the Sheriff taking
possession of the property.
The Caucasian., 1897-07-08

LOUISVILLE, KY, July The
Globe Building and Loan Associa-
tion went to the wall this afternoon.
The assets and liabilities ara estima
ted at $4OO, 900 each. l.. o. Cox 10
President.
The Caucasian., 1897-07-08

A Terrible Wreck on the Chicago and
Northwestern r. R.-About Forty Per.
sons Dead and Injured by Rear-End Col.
lisi0n,