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HUGH TULLIS, EDITOR. SAINT JOSEI'H, LAk., FRIDAY, AUG. 3, 1R99. . . isL , t-:
THE RE~CNT iOT WliDS
Upread Deeftrctleu ever a Large
Area.
Vast Phs. oc.e sand e lay Readerd
Welteese..~ a OGlomy otleek foe
Theeads of Farmer, maemi
oK Wheml sa Already
ldeavhig Their
oemMs.
A Denver, Cole. dispatch to
the Vieksburg Commercial- tereald,
dated July 28, says: PameneIIeers
arriving on the trains irum thel
Hst report widespreadl destruatie I
throgh Kansas and Nebraska to
all kitds of crops on account of tlhe
hot windeo, Baperlntede|t Cnamp
bell, of the Bsrlingtou road, sacys
tbhat Agres will hard!y express the1
damage that has been wrouillt
within the past week,
Two weeks ago it was eattmdted
by esperts that Nebraska cootrab
tled 400,000,OOJ bushels of corn to
the world's product of 1894. Mr
Campbell prophesies that it will be
eomessary to ship corn into mi"ay
eounties of Neuraska in order for
the farmers to live unother season.
Readleds of sqa4re miles of the
inset looklng corn banegs dry aslI
lifeless over an extent of rerritory
as large as the States of Pennuyl.
wails or New York.
The reports from the lines of ti II
Union Paciic, Burl ngton, R.wck
aeland, Missouri, Pacilic ann 8S.ista
Fe are all of the same tlteoer. 1'a~
lsagers from their car willdown
look o1t upon vast Belds of eorn
and thousnads of srews of bay ren.
dered absolutel) worthless by tlhe
breath of the aemoom. In nimany
plces the farmers anticipated the
eJra destruction thait was honme
upos the air, and several days ag,
they began to cut the acorn as it
stood lreen iln the ields. Their ,ll
Jeat was to save the caur for fo ldle.r,
Thousands of farmers stood helap.
lees along the AeIds, waltching
with gloomy forebodings while the
dreaded blast from the souathwes
did its deadly work. Their onily
hope ns Lhat boounteous raiasll Imn*
start another growth before it is too
late is the season.
Travelers also report that the
bighwaa leading eastward tbhough,
Ntilraska and Kansas are alrea.i>
thronged with dlsheartmeael men
who have abandoned their hbsne.
aud are birrying' toward t,[wa anci
Missaorl for relief ifrom the almosI
Unbearable beat. A simIlar ese.o
hasl et been witnessed ainea 183,.
whbe the hot winds almost depop.
mlited Western Kansas.
The year following eame the
grasshopper plagln, fjom a iaiI:a
It reqgered lanes. ten years to re
eoaer.
Railroad mea look on the advent
of ot winds in Kansas anld Ne
brasks tbis year as vastly more
daemagl g to the railroad interest
thie the resent strike. The strike
was of short onutleaace, bus th,
falltnl ot In the erol5 in the r..
gion eait of the olleltains willl he
keetly felt by the railroad com.
puiaes for many mouths to com..
Tbe diauster will be felt in nolo%
udo I manny ways., ose of wblmb
wirlll be thbe Inabillty of ai larle re.
glo to by coaol mined in bthe,
Mlstky moaitltes. Colorado cautle.
e haveo bean aecustomerd to sil.,
theilr cattle to atisas and Nebras
ia to be fatteied for the gma kei.
WIth the cort more than It iy pea
euot. lort, it will be as errous m..t
ter with the cattleien to ,ad a
faIttenin Irolad for their stock.
Deuver has drewa larlge qantrlties
of pudeae d ll kiuda from Ibthe
regiou eobi ba been anlicted eilh
Ihe Sot etide, A new snarce o*
supply moust th ad. tRelnris a
the raiewy olteet also bshow hai
there is gret danger of Arees aheig
tbh aIIway tlreks uani the rualil
WIl be required to take estra I.* I
esuttlos to preveastetelinve pl'str .
am rle dyg Iasa wIll be e cai-.
earl selS et danger for mouths 1
to emmer
.4
NOLDIERING IN THE HOVMIEN.
ge A Thrilling Slery of Western Ad
renture.-Treuble with the
fMisers.
CHAPrmIt II.
Coloraelo Springs was our first
atop on .our wau to the tsati of anr.
to, aIdl our hbaillton Cetsistllhsg o the
it, tiw Pmelto Uomlanies W.I4 sl)lio
ra drawnm up aneil miarllis.l tlahroiIih
lt- the tells of tile elty to I he Rio
u' Granlde depIO, w.ieie we rIZIa:td-i
to trlillanspolrtatioi to, Cripple Oreek.
1e Thls move resunlted itn a mulater
- mlarch to our first aroppiig li:a,.
Fi being lthe reuilt of wrong .fR hi lulU
lae tIot, anil whlie sait d; for our
lit special to btie tleae u)p, the Cemmnis.
nary dlispensed l wavies. clnl ie-f a.nl,
Scrackersl. Tile spirlt of "iqprrprl.
t atilon," lllltnte lol I tihoroul h im oiti,
it was here frsl dlistplayed, ,i'ie 411 out
r men- havlmsg Iot Me e led in **swIp
)e Iell J1" from a Iieigistllrilng bake llliis
iy quIte N l q il) 01 iidIu* un tu
it lhaving IueIle S teer proper eltvy, this
mo. *'drat .0.mlnie wa- o% erll)oketl.
it C.as aite asiisiili",uli to Cercil *.iji.
li pall%. the *lail. Iplllltg ) out at atllms
Y ill i. in. Tue we-at lher was cl.
1. 11l1 all w*rSe i uil;pptsel t, c'Ol utp its
their lseats a nil riest fr tillhe uil.
ki- k town oill tie mlurroi ; alild IBtl.
mest, fitly unitatmel warrols as they
I lt1 were, oli t hei first ilutlllg. Thlioe:
Swir'l were 4o alineartulnate as to lner.
ri slIeep ted'liI it ituiion.i lte to ladapt
"I their projiNlioins to a sear ill a ida
1I cisscti, while the oilse from others
Ie ' isil apprlIrelly didl lint rest, Indas
I the damwn welcogie. We fmusiltl .'6m
Ie trIi at a stanld still, at the swuill
I aStatmim, iDivide, tirin. i i creist iof tie
s Itoek ' lMiuntaiis,and a here the 010%
it ursuiliit% wias alrdiled of maikiing
I our toller, (i e. Iakiig ai wa-t.li i
. ilwh it pols of ramil Wat.r we i:nilil i
- lluat. Mire sntwii, ern lieet Mmm 111
M iracikers were here dsieill.Nl. willt
e lite siiiii n1 ifl ai very f.er cup tl
1l, cieuO, ao il. we w.i-e All tehli.nt. d1Ie
.l as we Irode l liit .11il miLli. tdalilig
) timle wh-le oIl lite Flat hi~ i:.'loiit
0 aht 'id i lf im ti amt eii ;i ill6 G . lite i
IBilrsks. T'le .itslnl*l3) %lihl Itellr
iC'lhorses gavie ejitll - it lilillIl is -p it
II l I le siht u.latte . iiLi1 w lieu a ls
. hdl l i-pky s am il Clidl 'atly 4 l 41 time
iilntl tirell st.is, /-,les Ie.I lcii Its
tIll-t'r'll eks o of lat Ies oh-il -
aill regulathilms.
The lrast regiment left Midlh1inl
al sceaIs oi us, usoking at foirced iar
I Ito Braver Par',. aliolst 1:3 miiles
V distant. atill skititlm Cipillte Creek
l ttorlsatiol of a thl:latlinedi ftighti
between nliers anlidl deli.lury sitle ilLs.
"which it was lilli-,I to slop. Wel'
ie liltnamed at .itdlill.e all idal waitl
Iug foe the lrlmmiaill-r of our Itegi
(neilet, the St-,miimdi, it ils gaishiiiis
oti tie rIimi lh.ii deItamne thIin.i we,
sli is ltIrlc iIr l, ea'r P'.ei k ait 3 4l
p. t. tihI a mnaileei of 13 mile
"-climb up lime mmmoulitmlla as well,
i We took a ralicicI piace, muakinmig ift
l quecLit hallts, at slichb linme a II ot
Icliacker with a I , utfill iml ) i let-i
r Irits our Cdltclmian, mI l tl| lted file
t sitt leaeim liluflmirSlt3, amil. at
* 11.30 we mmi.,41e caim, hammu4n.
' !se thmlomugtie te sIe, Ili
Sli- lged byl their l eLmi Dll).e ot
a V,',it al taled ot we were, h till II
k* s omily ihami a held: h. W i- dili'ut
r Smii fire tents were a*silgmmel our
iC o.unilpaniy, witlll ii ibl.4Ikeltt ai-l, amtl
hi Ihe tiierulnometer IscluewlIere beI.lo.
I' lfreeniln liii it. tIe wouht be a far
l ellg ami mlul It.lothLdtl quIIe Siili
It outhl presaue to erect a eillt at
mtml*Iimghml, tih lt tal VleW ou reaitzim,
Ise i rCamalluer of the tlile till si i lii
IIthe ma oriiUg. It we cr,0wleld ie
( Wre, the oldu of tIhe tlll, uslllmi
" our bliaLketl to the het aevlilaatage.
I litdi tIhe middle one mIta mtged t, I
'g; wrlt esioesb to ~tcb a rew
aIilks of alc,'*', IHviig Ihiesl ii,
c.laniIp tifire, I wai;s nu,r ilow inl a*.
ierytllilg t lie it i sle l'ilttlio , csi.lcla141
I3 fis It ipe,laiel i to bie a matter 411
InaIl:u.rrince to tilel balance., It I tie
nlle.riiiag it W.t,, tlieari,y to Walt
for taugle . lll I I n ltli I lie hIl(ai; I l.y
'ralwled out iliea by fie, laninllug *s
thougLIh they hdI teelI etl leatceitilt
at a wake, witl "lrllhistlo"' iA u.ls
ter taf ceremlnliais. X1hlln is su llt
,leN1dli to stoji iiildaiat, No we we're
nonll rrecting teats, clsollu,, g h li 1l
d.uid stal'aigltelllll taut our etilp
,allt like wlik, willt a siallt uale.il II
,be ltilerasl, J.S. S.
[tu bi (Coiitlnlead.]
TIHE FRE.NCHI PRIt:;IJENT'S
The New Yorlk .urldl aysa : M.
P1,ail +Detactaancl, deputy ut lirs
E~lse let Lir in, tle l'rel*cllu ehla.aaltwr.
dtid Ij l i ta ullr it CaillllttUlit l l itl. i*.
rr, lassl sellt ai .Lt.l iaucllit ti ie
Figasuo ,lhtl.ui thbe dulle oul thel
I PPselslt aI the LReltliu.
The Piarclalllat, tlie a.l3a, ,lone au
Jlis ililllllt sIet illll idprestile s ai ci
Shitb ll. iHe plil'lil I'.slla i ill ll tralatu s.
iag of llsaws. Hl. ia4 ali e igllt ill
11-14ll5n as useI-sage lhi lih ptpilill.-,
ilaed I1r lighit of tlo, alut tiail Ii hl
i lessu i uistilulutel." lanl tli.i l j ia) iel
llSy Ithe PLa tltciia utl tIe Uiiltc'l
Il(aLtem, who rtiluices it tu IrClllrllait
I) aind i it b ItUll ihctte.es, t caua.C
I1l lhe Uiail edi lICies at Ilie IecoliiIl
dclit itll L, ii a Iimaj r tli it or il uLthrlirel
as laacesatiIy, Wiicle.i in FEanlce. a
1lare lii ijtI allllt3 e s.
He1 cal aidjurtu Ithe hihetiters for
a tWunlt itill o01"e wa.tco.i. Iii eats,
a ith iit- approval ile aseill.a r.
itMslleaal Ithe ctllhant-rI of dlplt llirs.
FI'llts aJ t itactulliet l cara el1113
witle 4 *bhiiubler witoult lla l.ajrl .
in seaiaale to Iujlallt ilte to a Goiv.
fiia Islai*it.
ihit I tii.l4 iaLa.ali tlmliial Iat'i of bell t
11l11" where tile l el ,irll ill lit,4
tasedl, CAd ii lI tihe aounitry to iute
for lt tl 're or', lt s dl-tllate lIrl.
gi iai :tall , a silai! ltie "haictl ia lall ati i t -r
I) CiEtiagaaa- h ta'tl a s ii tlic taiil
S'.111i4 a ll. tai ii p l.iu lllaIa of aI1e 't Itli l.e
"1 ii i aI haieiic IPcr hliSalei ini
Faltalaa, s here Ithey i u-ie iII tilt
Leallk, anli waialte, ti' a 'a itlnge 11.11%
.ila x, tlihe iditrni- e 4"1 ithe .aellilisls .
Italllil is tel. elii ell i slteall iaU Ialo
i ll l hr 41llp tltll . ,
Fislasllty , tiet Peidenalit hilas tel
ig thlts I lle .li:lille I r at I.., iait * ,l ti
pshlt enat alhlijacae iltjn.eiirsliy of
tle cleantlaearn,
of a tlpii.lic.I: ai" ilanet wiheel tir
to Ilgarll he pllraIlcint atle rersinta.
Wig it raus*l iniint isauaiir*Ih.
An cirlest chief aa setnever he,
lilei tcal h.e liiblr lPrflae, tlt, al n.
as lirt of file ci tnst* t i iate .
ili t wilter, tl e 1al lal il of l ti rl.
tillt ii ila i 'li.ta ' i ,lil Iir ll taC iaIOII
tIttettl t setI' i l et. lel0 le*t ll 111
haiat i Ila , iih t lte aie e lpgtl IhP ltri
l ihi i a I, i lii l i ill.l. sl hi isi lahaI m
iel uitar it. iwes.ikrriii i f ll i ht rlec
Ia t a Pti i h lialeat t li ae" L e tiat ll -
i tii lclai tlI t .,eacht i oli' . IteI
'tiei ia- cti eolt niiititj . i Te-tip
eirte e li aateraI ag repairtii alt lsi.'
t'ih' fir itcl ssl lanisefiaii of Arit ni.l
a"uial Nlw Alcaiiat ii, ihiv l aualacaesl
eal4ins ti witta repieaeltation si
Tniler eis at the assail.. time sas Un"al.
iWheat fthe hallt for Artsaa'i e riaI
seti me a a ittilt.eaase Il Conjare ln,
tuu wh,h tlatl alrea.iy becia atalotn
eat. The SlnailItte etrauiti imit Itlia.
irotaiaiiafli aaiit a tacw CaastatotIali
It is eir iist Io tla.t bl htalle w1lU
te.t be salll Uip tlrI ieailon am the
Senate, bat Itmal early lu the abort
-e btly wII be pu .
A oeAd Story of t'e Late Dr. Mark
han.
UII8IT+EIUh FALl+.
Te R svye (L e.) Csager asny: One
c tleasal, i thhtle fla"l ru rllcd te llIn.,l
IalIet, I)r. Tio. . RUs. R . Mark ham. to
tile i l.,asre , wa i hsi lrefIllllIEtl j, Il.
slity C4 ,uph4. ailih b.s hiigh-helre
otltrttay. lep. waS a£4l as re-.%i at'
repartee as a son. of the E.ur4lI
Isle. He never Jiperrlletil tihi. f.
uily to delegrser.ate into bitlg aleer
4ArIan--4 gift wllalah naila be e..llede a
crael weapll.tl by uallgele*roant Imeldr.
Ine.lrr aplaioarltent of the premshy
Irry it wais his lutr to ilshl s ervice
onceL a year iq ,ilI of lie Flosidl.a
l.1isteis oi Lmaisians. Arrmwing in
i vill.ge fer su.:h ia psrlsarse alos
Iii tihe lalltles, tIhe Presahyteriasl
hlairch laullnltig I.being OUt ".f repair,
lthe eiaore of IIIe Malethloatllst eslllea.
were s,1se£ Icr LJr. Mal.arsla . Tula
litter lhouse of worilip wasl alas ai
littllle out of raair. In alemarse.llhg
thel. lteps of 11 I pulpit a lasMral Iealr
tiae iotto.e gave W.ly; Ile' aleslor
343tuabled ali ll ji.rtl.tlly ..ll. The
iwaal .~1tlld.llst mallis:.r lpreent
Ilaat*etel to lasaast I)r. ~1.arklas 10to
a s lpstl Ical.h liarlit and rea.ekraHl sot.
to voceL: "I regret to see at
Prealli)s tlien luil.malsr lail Iroim
grare." Yre, retortedl D)r. MaSk
tiols, "h'lt I wtouldh'Lt ilave fallell If
I ha.,l't been li a Methllodist pulI
jlit."
A Vcluksiurg ,spreiau so ltar T.'D.
saty:s; Tie pionee)l.r lsac ofl tie B:..
g4i.el c..iaIy thLillae Ya*ason.NmlsIsi.il.
pi, d.ell*, AvCen r.prresiat4 live
Chieseta, Brlgians,,li, arrives at M.ria
a:ulI it ilaee, Coe..aaIa e oilaly, to.
I a.. ea,.*olpall Ie by M.ir. Lro P.
Ga;lr.y, Ilhe- ihmiler of liae colonisa.
toaan lloealaelltil. The pary. exIept
1lr. (liroy, whs goes to Belgium
iInext weekl to bring out rnllllgralnts,
sill reatrllIaIll le tie elIlts to lmike
I reiartiastlluL for receiving the new
e l, Illa ti s.
Accoeing inL an tia Pttlanate t315*e
tIe tLhi Nre Y ak ereorlder the
,a-tat strike ila WhICh lthe railroad
.*u. aieltr ealplie4l have 141 been rCI.
gi eal doesling tihe 1lat few weeks
1434S uolt tally $1:3.l112,4.1 alp to
cl.at. rTel rallrela. It is rtIsU4.*
eral, hlaea lost *3.:31.' Ili). the rall
rual elijpl'yePs alesent $ ,a eNI,mNh.
se ler wage.anrneriitsout i ,4iI.rl,INNI,
i',e Ui.elr.. St4aten g1 rrraslet $1.
sli.)lOilU,,iie Stis for mi i .e
awIriv a bbolt $*3e1,IHth), while the
'aulliana emislit. rai, who bila*
haist alnout $2_t)0.000 thronlb
hsieir oan strike belole 1I) b' or.
gasla.Illlan tlook tp the jiat for
Ilarn, llave lost $21),INNI) Wore.'
Tas..ie cltnll.trieslo siot aL eCede tii%
*.rel usillaC3ns of lperislslable goole
l,.at Iv irlIe It tresmsit.
:licla Treli l wlee wonderflil
eelie' aUemeee iie ie 4Pllc sIIe oel e lctlle.
sy sirc well koill lhinkalls that ble
*ISlHlsill lhW tiLle 151 5ieIU 4 le ailS
light 41 Ilse i-artlh 1et aill. ie IIn)*
raelt at l Pr II IIh tl o ti ue' le tIie r
.,sMo"s.l 0 UItle U ln of ithat llllial.i.
.ailel tlhwas Iace ,llaiecreal Iroem II gIe1
, e,.tfrail use. 43 tihe ias:IlenetMI isSCp
anll ellasg iCrel., II lihese vibraingels
'Ia s I.e seIralt.led. lhs. ialiht will
alluw. Trh rasiclhly of tle vlasia
I IsiSi II I sec oCllll( al4lsair to ler,
ele hr thaeidelrei re-stll it ar, lee )IS
rx.,lra- lay ltime tge1re 5 wiih fe*I.
S411c Clallier lsaaellle, aIse hbe I.
lslSo iLIIIg Ia ) eaItil d masatale.
hbieb wall , rlesee [0ie-er stbratelt,..
Il tlasaii aqlewr frasl t1141 lee Iea
1l314 ltlha vlteraills mals* be pro
i*tjeral Ill s1451leis.g t oer .last i4mes.
:eXt teo U-. 'hiaeg-cIIhr-4hf be a..
sels 34 ihat 11 esthied' ae soid obe k
in rltle sa lelg-.s I heoe', sml
cul I e.'o Ueasliaa41e teo It Ible stere
tlan, i weoulal anu:atie be thalo ted
.eult h-,eapiwper.
laste-d of grIeIg eo ver ipllt
nti. o EIsk ·ootbor ;w.-n.o
oif'el .: W..( Hu i .. I *aa sm -. a-ai* -..
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