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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-02-09

Goods received on storage
in Wharf Warehouse at rea-
s0nahle rates.
Forwarding and Commits
sion business promptly at
tended 10.
Good delivered and freights
collected,
All business entrusted TO
our care will receive prompt
rsai eageiNl Attention.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-02-09

Moved aud seconded that all war
rants returned by the Treasurer up TO
tue present time lbs destroyed. by buru-
ing same Carried
The reports Of Justice Selye aud
Chief Of Police Nelson we're received
and placed on file
Policeman Shul'z rendered his resig-
nation. which was accepted, and the
office declared vacant.
On motion. che Council proceeded to
the election Of policeman to fill the
vacancy caused by the resignation of
Geo. Shultz, and on ballot being taken
Mr.. j. c. Ward. having received a
majority Of all votes present, was de-
clared duly elected.
On motion. the Council adjourned
until Saturday evening. ut O'Clock.
d. T. WHEELER, Clerk.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-02-09

lorRAin again last night for change
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-02-09

Will all between the Ports Of SAN FRANCISCO.
VICTORIA. OLYMPIA and DEPARTURE BAY. -
per following Time Tables. connecting ct victorfs
with Steamers for SASAIAO. NEW wEsTMIN-
STIR. YALE. FRAZER RIVER. and with Puget
sound Mail steamers for other Ports and IT NEW
TACOMA with Northern Pacific Railroad for
PORTLAND. ASTORIA. and all Other important
points ia Oregon.
through Tickets cold ~ principal Stations on
Northern Pacific. Oregon and CslifOrnis Raj lrosds
and principal landings on Columbia and William.
cite Rivers Tickets include Meas and bershs
Psc!te Mall Steamers.
THE CITY OF PANAMA will isAss san FRAN.
cisco Oct. slih. Nov apth. Dec 9TH Dec, sosA
and Jan 10Th arriving 81 Seattle Nov. sth. Nov.
18th. Dee. fsth. Jan. <th. ard Jan, 3sth. Return
ing. she Will leave seattle THE same day o! Der A.
rival. for Victoria. whence shs will sell IT, san
Francisco Nov. iitb D0r LIST. Dec. list, Sa;. leah
and Feb s.h. TT.
THT DAKOTA will leave san Franrisco Nov
inth. Nov 18th. Dec. 2sh. Jsn. IJsh and Jan
arriving AZ seattle. Nov. 18Th. Dec sth.
Dec 18Th Jan 18th AMI fsb tth sni arriving a.
Olyfaria NY ls,n Dies. 'th. Dec. g7th. Jan i7th
saA Feb ia. Detgrnins. she VIII leave oiyT1 I,a
NV I-tA Dec ssh Dec s.,h- jar, Issa and FEB
9Th. jan 18th and Feb 9TH foG Victoria .rora
shenec .Ae WILL AL for san Francisco tie same
LAY
TICEET--Thrnagh Coupon Tscf,ss will -
so.3 y the different Transportation Cgrn pAniss
from FoftlAaa u SAT- frAnci.oo. these Coupons
a4sl be god - Puget 5ouRA HA3l steamers from
Tactssna = V3c.orts.
Tickets ar god Only fr ~ Steamers t.s.y ~.
purchased 'ar, sBd TT transferable AMI IL
sessrri ~ &ay fser g.rs4n than ths PARTY = tos~
tbsy tear. nil t~ refase4 and fas ,sr. CO..
.es;sd.
Fr-lsht :or olympia will only - deliveries b,
;As DAKOTA. l. TfEbaLs ..,ni
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-02-09
Council Proceedings.


SEATTLE. Feb. :, ISL
Tue Common Council me. for the
regular monthly meeting. Mayor Weed
IN the Chair
CoGacilnseu present Mes-rs Denny.
Bel. Matthias, Kenny and Hall.
The finance committee reported that
they Aa1 examined the Treasurers ~
port IS returned Dec. II. 1876 and
found the s4U3e 70 te correct and proper
vouchers returned 20 cover the same
and on motion .ae clerk Wa. authorized
10 give the Treasurer the following
credits
City fun / warrants cancelled S4.2 OF
City Fund. Endorsements
made ............ 45j 46
City Fund. interest paid $500 ll9 II
City Fund, Treasurer fees AS -
Total............ $780, 4.946 5
Road Fund. warrants cancel
ed ....... ....... 1913 IS
Road Fund. intere., paid 10
Road Fund. Trea.urer's fees lo4 =.
Total 5000 .......-...... 3,4lo %
Fire Fund. warrants cancal!-
ed ....... .............. 1910 IS
Fire Fund. Endorsements made 25O %
Fire Fund. interest paid .. l2 80
Fire Fund, Tre.surer's fees. IS 03
Total. .............. 2.240 IS
Gas Fund. warrants cancelled l,l24 43
Gas Fund, interest paid .... 40 IS
Gas Fund, Trea.urer' fees 50 So
Total OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. l.20I =,
Cene;iey Fund, Treasurer
fees -
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-26
Chicago.

Chicago.
Chicago. Feb. as
WtIeAT-Tsak and lover ~. ~. Asasea tn.
Mnrch s7s4 for April.
coRS-Weak and lover; t0s. for cash; 4ss for
Nsrsh ~ asked Dor stsy
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-26
FOREIGN.

Calcutta, Feb. 26--The report for
the week ending Feb. 22nd states that
rain has fallen IN Madras, Ia the dis.
tricts of kistna, MelAre, Kurnoal,
aormbatore and Giuncvelly, and he
numhsr of people employed on the
relief works has decreased in every
district except iu 1tFeot. In Bombay
the situation shows no change.
RELIEF.
MArseilles, Feb. 26-Seyeral dock
yards will shortly be opened for the
relief Of the unemployed in this city.
TREATY.
Madrid, Feb. s6-.l'hc Spanish
ministry is engaged upon the draft OF
a treaty Of commerce with the United
States.
FluiI1.
Halifax, Feb. -ln fight be-
tween some striking miners and cor
nishmen, near London, one man named
MeDoyall, was, killed and several
badly injured
London, Feb 26-The government ,oi
the yilayet Of Danube sent dispatch to
the Turkish ambassador al London assert.
ing iha, the recent aft'fay with Rnumanian
troops was caused by sn attack made by
the lal'er ON some Turkish laborrr. who
were cutting wood on an Island belonging
y the Turks, and aeeleriug hat yIIayet in
the eNelcist OF i's ri9h,s viii take uecessa-
rN steps IN The natter
RENE, Fsb 2G-Afl preliminary arrange
-LllLl4l= llL.l IL nE:-c....dlnss future
eonelaves have oeen settled, and on Friday
we're submitted 10 the poIe They do not
atteci the mai principles, but merely mod
ify he ceremonies performed preyiens 70
'ht meetiug Of the carin4ls.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-26
SOUTH CAROLINA.

GOVERNOR HAMPTON erALks SENSE.
Charleston Feb. 2G-The News
and Courier has an interview with
Governor H.mptens who says, con
cerning the proposed course of the
democrats in congress L. think il is
not advisable to throw obstacles in
the way OF the decision Of the elector-
al commission. We submitted our
case to that tribunal and we can bet
ter afford dtosuHef defeat which bring,
no dishonor TO our party than to in
cur the imputation of acting in bal
faith"
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-26
n1scELLANEous.
ARTIc EXPEDITION.

Cleveland, o., Feb. 24-The Cleve-
land board Of trade yesterday adopted
resolutions favorlng the bill now
pending before congress authorizing
an expedition to the north pole aud
appropriating fifty thousand dollars
there Tor.
ST. LOUIS PETITIONS.
ST. Louis Feb. 26-A petition ad-
dressed 70 the democrats members Of
the lower house Of congress earnestly
praying that they offer no factious
opposition to the electoral count. but
on the contrary permit it to proceed
as rapidly as possible, was numerous.
y signed on change to-day by men Of
all parties..
HAEFoED's SECOND TRIAL
Chicago, Feb 2e-In the criminal court
this morning the second lnal of Alexander
Sullivan for the murder OF Francis Han.
ford began. Leonard Swee, and Emory
Storrs appearing for the defendant, The
latter having taken the place of Col, Rob,,
lngersoll who VA expected TO defend: Sui.
llvan. Judge McAlister is presiding Judge
ns in the former trial in which it will b.
remembered tine jury disagreed, being II
for acqnittal,
ACCIDENT.
! Bcthieliem, Pa, Feb. 20 = BY the fall o.
| scaitolding in The blast furnace of the Beth
leAeu Iron works, two men zwtfs
killed, two fatally injured aud two danger
onsly
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-26
ehieaege.s Postmaster in Trouble

Chicago, Feb. 20 The failure and
delalcalion of Postmaster John Nc
Arthur is the sabjeo. ol much com
meni and universal regret. Nj. Nc-
Arthur held a high business aud So
ciai standing in tho community aud
has bltherto been considered one oi
the stautcAeNt- at4i 1 most reli,blc ot
Chncaga's citiz ns III ffst became
involved q the amount al about
s5- Il i H.
Of the Cook Coupty National Bank
Two years ago, and though he gov.
crnnert assumed halt the rcsppl,sii
t'fl,st whiel1 Stntn1t1t i. was supposed
would D. covered by the as,t,s Of
the hank, Nj McArhur has rcver
been ALL. 10 replace the same.
y Besides this hc became involved IL,
the unsuccessful operations Of his
large iron foundry on the north side
and took money from the general
-pos'otiiee department to tide matters
over unt,l Il loan could be negotiated
from some Scotch capitalists He ex.
pecicd also TO be enabled to dispose
favorably Of some portion Of his foun-
dry, but in all his schemes for rePsae-
ing the money he was unsuccessful,
and consequently Gled his petition in
bankruptcy late Saturday afternoon.
The matter was kept profoundly Sc.
cret until yesterday evening.
His petition shows total liabilities
OF about 100000; assets, 5000 900.
or the debts, $4,000 are due the
United States government; $4,000
the Illinois soldiers home, OF which
he is treasurer. The secured debts
are $4,000. The assets consist
chiefly Of the iron. foundry property.
1t is believed that the government.
will lose nothing, being amply secured
by The bond.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-26
The House Objects I'd a Vote
From Pennsylvania and
Decides Not to
Count It.
Thurman Resigns From the
Electoral Commission,
and Herman is
appointed.
CONGRESS
HOUSE.

Real business began at noon on the
question whether the testimony should
be read which was taken before the
house elections committee in the case
Of Boggs, the Pennsylvania elector
appointed instead OF Morrill,, centen.
nisl commissioner. Yeas and nays
were taken, and stood, yeas l33 !; nays
l,6; and the testimony was read.
Kelly moved that the vote Of Mr..
Boggs be counted.
Springer moved as Il substitute
,l,as i, be rejected. Kelly said the
objection was based on principles Of
law so often overruled that his side OF
the house could submit the question
without discussion.
Snnger contcnded that under the
law Of Pennsy ylyania Boggs was noi
enlhled TO vote as All elector.
The speaker al 12:l0 announced a
rev leg .siaifvr day AID after rsa llag
th. journal the Discussion continued.
ia the course of the discussion,
Hewitt again arraignf.l lloar forbad
faith, bu' Appealed ID fllt democrats
10 yield 70 tnesiecisioa, and tfnst 10
tire ,aitu, bex for sstt-trre6 - - fl 1tl1-
mcmljers gathered round hun in Nex-
cited circles, and MS he closed with an
invocation for peace, he was asked by
Gate, why if the decision Was illfa-
nous he advised yielding To il.
Hewit,'s reply was: I'll was better
TO yield than 70 precipitate ANARCHY
and revolution. Gaze characterized
this ITS cowardly.
Whcrcupon ieates upbraided the
nnsthern democrats with aeheuneine
those who yielded as towards, al
though they had fifteen years age
when the pinch had come, turned
upon them. There was great excite
ment and confusion, recalling some OF
the scenes in 1861.
The discussion having closed, Stin.
gers's resolutionsthAt the vote Of Mr..
Boggs, the Pennsylvania elector be
rot counted, was adopted, ! IS to ll9
and the senate was notified that the
house was ready to receive the senate
SENATE.
Washington, Feb. 2G-The senate
did nothing but await the decision Of
the house on the Pennsylvania case
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-26

shnll become president OF the United
States, 10 serve until the vacancy
shall be regularly filed, provided that
sueh last presiding officer shall not
have ceased 10 be member of
the senate on the 4,h Of March,
and provided also he be
possessed Of constitutional
qualifications as 10 age and nativity.
The bill also provides that in the
possible contingency of there. being
no ,-snch. presiding or ex-presiding
eaiee- Of the senate, the speaker OF the
house shall act as President.
The bill locks to a new Presldcn-
tlal election next November, aud IN
the event OF any temporary occupant
being installed, he would be entitled
to continue in Office under tho ptoyis
ions above referred to, until the 4th
of MARCH, 1878
PENNSYLVANIA COUNTED.
Washington Feb. sG-On the qAes
ton NOT to count the vote Of Penn.
;sylvania, yeas l3o, nays ll9
APPOINTMENTS,
&c. @ Adams, sppoinsed clerk of the
treasury under secretary Bris'ow, and sub:
sequeatly in the special agents bureau has
been removed
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-26

Frank w Palmer ms been nominased
postmaster Al Chicago vice Macarthur.
(Notcl Palmer is we'll known throughout
the west as the former able editor of the
Chicago Inter Ocean, and la,,erly member
,of the COMMITTEES which has been inqulring
into fast mail
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-26
WASHINGTON.
MORE Ecoxonr..

Secretary Robson says if the proposed
reduction is made in the appropriation for
|the pay OF officers and men Of the navy
serving abroad, ships and crews viii have
be brought home at once.
THURMAN RESIGNED.
The senate having received notice
| Of the resignation Of Thurman, a
member Of tbc,electoral commission
on account of physical disability, Mr.
Herman WAS unanimously chosen tc
fll the vacancy.
The secretary ofsthe treasury ex.
pects TO issue ten million bond call
ko-day.
l A PRESIDENTIAL BILL.
I a majority of the house committee
Pm privileges Of the house, will re
port bill to provide for temporarily
flling any vacancy occurring in The
Pfice of pres,den, in the event O
here being no consti ut,onal declara
ion Of the election before. The com
henccment Of the regular term Tn,
pill provides if the senate be in scs
ion at the commenSent Of the n. .
ferm the presiding officer shall act a,
president of the United States unit
the president shall be elected ane
qualified in accordance with the con
ltitntion and existing law, but, il th,
enate be not then in session the pre-
fding officer last elected by that bod,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-26
IOWA.
pssrEuGrloS or THE DEAF AND NJ,

DESTRUCTION or THE DEAF AND DUNE
Asyf.rN.
anhelI Bluffs, Iawa, Feb. ,6-
Yesterday morning the deaf and dumb
Institution, some miles from this city
was destroyed By FIRE, which caught
raobablv from the gas. Before
water could be applied by the hose
about the building the Ere had gain
ed coatref Of the upper portion and
compelled the occupants, teachers,
officers and the unfortuna,cs, to leave
the building There was no loss Of
fife, and uli Of the hundred AID fifty,
three pnplls escaped without serious
injury, and with mos, Of their! effects.
Some Of the employees lost every.
thing. Some buildings belonging to
the institution remain, and will ac.
commodate about half of the children,
Total ,oss estimated at one hundred
Thousand. No insurance. The dis
taace of the building from the city
has rendered the getting OF infoFma-
Ition very difficult.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-26

OATS steady sas. torca,h; sa''. for March,
RYE-63
BAhLEY-4sfsfliac
PORK Heavy and loves -iaos Tor cash. IA %
for April
-LARp--Wta and lower; $50 for cash; s7o'for
April.
wHIsAY-Hlgher at LOG. /.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-26

MilwauEee, Feb 70,
WHEAT .sc lower, s2s for cash; ! sia sor
March; 80 for April No. ,, ielx
CORN -asc.
oATS-altss.
Rye CSC.
BARLEY-Gac.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-26
JOHN 8. SAND, uditor,
PERI. A HAND, Deputy.
Tns TKRRIroRY or DAKOTA,
-------. III 49, L Al Il

FcI HAND, Derntys
Tis TKRHrroRY or DAKoTA,1
Arditor's Uficc,
GAnkion, Dakota, Feb. ~, 1877
WnEsrA., The Continental Insurance Compa-
ny, located in the city Of New York, and Siaie
OF New York, has died In this oifice . sworn
statement OF II. condition, on the drst day of
January, A d. 1877, In accordance with the
provisions uf Act Of the Legislative Assem-
biy Of the Territory OF Dakota. relating 10 In,ns
rance Companies, approved January 9Th, 1888; :;
And. Whereas, On examination OF the s1orn
st1tcmcnt OF said company Ged In This ONCE, |
aud that the said Insurance Company is po.seas
ed OF the necessary amount OF capital invested
as required BY law.
Therefore, !. John s. Sand, Auditor OF Dakota
Territory, do hereby certify that said Insurance
Company Is duly authorized TO transact the
business OF Fire Insurance in said Territory. for
the year ending December alst, A. u. 1871, by
agents properly appointed.
q. " ReRkRTs. tYankion) Agent.
In Testimony Whereof, have hescunto ~, my
hand aud seal, tht4 a2nd day OF February, A, D.
1877.
lsxAf.l Jons s. SAND, Auditor
feh2o Perl A, Hand, Deputy
GEO W ROBERTS, Agent,
Iankton, D. T.
, 1877-03-31

Who doma and tho continued enforcement Of
tho law against GAMBLERS aud all u1assas
Of criminals: who belisve that TRUE and
GENUINE REFORM requires the re-eleo-
ton to of1oo Of triad men. who havo been
proved both honest and capable By theis
public records; who EeeoRntso in
, 1877-03-31

direct knowledge Is obtained from official
{ources as 10 tho ultimate intentions OF tho
Ucnera! Government upon the question Of thu
political Issues pending In South Carolina, there
!e an impression, sustained by various fncts, That
the end VI the deliberations now In progress will
1c the Issue Of al or1cr removing tho troops
from tho 6sate-1Ionse At Columbia The anxiety
fsto 50 eonsummatc the action Of the Gorcr,i-
ment that no dfecur1 ca9 possibly result. A fair
Inference from events which haze recently oc-
Cured Is TINT It will
NOT nj KANT nAYs
before the decision will be announced. The de-
lioesations OF tho Cabinet to-day Involved Z
careful review ot oil statements made to tho
EFcslucHt> nDth W Chamberlain and Hampton,
and this WILL probably bo continued to-mor-
row.
THE cHARLKsToN VISITORS.
Secretary Erarts read to a committee that
waited on him dispatch from leading bankers
Of Ncw York, urging TINT tho most favorable
consideration BE- given to the Charlcston Comtnlt-
t$es 7'c*6. anu saving that II time permitted
thcy couJ1 laVe had the dispatch very generally
ei9ned' EVa!ts said that when the President
was prepared To act be would do 70 on hi,
own responsibility, not seeking to plac&
my part OF Ills burden on the
representatives Of either side, and
the parties that they represented. Secretary
Sherman said that tho President would, OF
cuurse, make decision In the Carolina case, but
his hope MAS to relieve South Carolina Of one
OF her two GoTernors In such peaceful manner
~ TO Insure pcacr and the absolute enjoyment
Of the rights of the colorcd people. Much strcss
was Iat1 CD this point BY nll tie Secretaries.
, 1877-03-31

8peetai Nspafct to 7zs 1rfbHas
WASHINGTON, u. e., March 3O.-One Of tho
most prominent suggestions made 20 the Lo,lisl-
aua Commissioners Il, that they endcayor to
mike some adjustment Of tho legislative
question. Tic further suggestion is made that
siucc December, notwithstanding Packard was
elected on the ticket with Hayes, there mnY
have been such changed condition Of utIalrr as
makes NICHOLS now De faeto Governor. The
Commisstonerse who are here will stast for Men
Orleans Sunday night Or Monday morning.
They will meet tho remaining mcmbcrs at tho
st. Charles Hotel, New Orleans, Thursday
morning. Money has been supplied to thrul 70
their travelling expenses mud hotel bills, from
what source they know not. The Secretary Ut
the Interior has detailed a shorthand writer to
be attached to the Commission aud to nct Us Its
Secretary.
MODE or PROCEEDING.
Geu. Harlan and Gov. Hawley have spent cou-
adorable part Of the day with the President
hearing his views In regarl to ths Southern
question:. betorc reaching decision Ia regard
to definite nsoue OF proceeding, 1t WIS decided
W t. aTalt Tue arrival q judge Lawrence and air.
SSeeeash. lhry wttl arrivs IN the morning.
Meantime Mr. Evarts Is preparing notes Tor u
letter oftnstructious bascl on Cabinet conaulta-
t!ons regarding the matter. Before putting
them into forinal shape su9gesttons Of the Cum
mtssionrrs will be heard. The letter, Wheu
completed, will be gtyen tD the public.
--
The CAKFEr-BAG GGERS.
hohohEn DESIGNS or THIS 1AREcoNc1IAn1n
"saSAnT.
u,.>,s@s's 'a' :, n''es"* y st", 10 1"s ~ snoanf
po,.,,n 1,.",t,a., ~ ~ ~. ' 49,. - uae % 'no
ss,,.Ina - .,.,,, 80: "s - a,,.' tnsso ~ "
w. sea'n na.... ~ r"s 49, ~ o.seu' aao tna1
@uS ooutnes" ue"'oesa's afe aaposed. IN IT.
count of Haycs' Southern policy, to cast their
fortunes with the Republicans a consfHrrnhto
uu,nbrr of ,aruct ,hnvrcrx xt,, ,,r}t, ,.t,h ~,
n.,-I.,,s Thar. 49,. ,,,.,,u,..a ~ -. w." wv
'o"''oAs A"e'1 a'o 'no4s"t'ons 1nat aeciasa-
tlons ol thas aort nave substantial baA's. 1t IL
said that an organization llas ulrcauY bccu
formed couststtur Of stxteen neraou.' thrcr
, 1877-03-31
Claims Paid Amount to Over
$2,225,000.
RENEWABLE TERM PLAN,

which - now conceded y tho btst Insurance authp.i.
IT. to % the true plan Of Insurance and lest
ed 70 the c!rcuMst1nce8 Of the people.
tn po!cJhodef mAy conlfnuo biz insurance 1t nc.
t1At cost 20 lonx - t needs It. md when he
pe lnaahhce terminates Without loss forfeiture
" any uFefpay1rnts.
Tho cuGtfs arn not divided into ctesscs except for
the purpose Of grading tic ratc* but i'll ypun8 eii aid
c0htttbuc to the payment Of eat osa aGcornK 10 aI
end aMoUut Ut insurance carried.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-12-11
Suxembmraische
0eretnt9te Staaten.

5err g. S6mriber pom Mantato,
Winneiota, 1T bel Der lesten Wabl fiesreit
als Sberiff pom Blue gartb SO. aus Der
Urine Encouragement. @s 1T Der evfts
lursmburser Beamte ienss Gountp's.
@m IL. Rouembsr sinseS Ns. 8insfeIO
(aus gdternad) unb feline smsi SSbne auf
bic SasS. Iuf benz 9eimmese iasb Der
Dumb nod einen Saien, Binsfeln i9ieBt
i'm, bebt ibn auf, Der 5unb lduft berbei
uno iprinst unsIid lidsrweiie anf ben Sabn
oss nod ni4t abseidoiiensn Slintsnlaufss.
Der S4uB tnaat unb bic 9abuns sebt
Binsfelo unter Der S1ulter in ben R6rper.
anfan9s fir9tete man an ieinem 9luftoms
men, bod iest sebt es better.
llnicr eanbsmam SGaen, broben Bel
Ufanfato muB siemli3 uiel 6ol3 tIsin mas
den, perlanst er bod SOC, 900 quite Stdm:
ME gum aufidsen.
9aB bic Srii6en aud munbmal nit
ben 9uremburSern Suiammeu tommen, be:
weiit cine 9eiratbsanaeise i'm vRinneiota
geofa4ter," mo- anse5eist lit, oaB am %.
Nouember P. S9nislsr S. j., Serrn g.
Piratb (pirctte fol- es beiBen) nit ssrdus
lein &eaep ms iiBe Sod Der gbre ssidmis.
bet bat.
Tcrunaliidt. Gin 0uremburger, 10
meIoet Der vWanberer", 9famens Hitolaus
George, eri9oB ii9 in Der Ndbe pom
@banswatama auf Der Sasb, ais sr nam.
Iih fe,po lfipfe o,,a s;non, ,poof ,sL,,a,
woLte. Snoem er lie init benz 0aufe sessn
li9 beraasjos, gins bieielbe los, traf i'm
in bic Settle uno tSotete i'm auf Der SteQe.
@r war unsefdbr % Sabre alt uno feline
@ltern leben nod in Quremburg. Srno
MIR sat unterridtet, 1T @sorse aus Saiien.
BORT bel Oietird sebiirtig unS bieIt ftp
Seitweilis in Winneapplis auf.
llniersn 9eicrn bubsn mir SissmaI ei:
men traurisen 6au miisutbeilen. Sobn
Settles, bel Gpersuile ~pobnbaft, ansetlast
ieinen Sobn ermorbst su baben, rpuroe
Sonntas bes nnuoridsliden Worbes (Morb
TN g.. @rab, manslaughter) BON Der sSurp
mad sinem IA tdsisen PrOSeie iduIois be:
%funoen. IS eauerte LANCE, ebe bic Surp,
bic anfanss adt sesen pier itanb, ii9 Ell
nisen tonnte. Der &i4ter bat, 10 oisl
mir %piien, bis iest nod iein llrtbeiI ni9t
a~bgeSeben. Gin oirectes 3sugniB liest
ni4t sesen ben ansetlasten Dor unb Der
6au sibt nod 3u alerIei WutbmaBunssn
anIaB. Wir bebauern Ssltes, a5er nod
mebr Die arme Samilie. 3ueifsIso5ns piro
Gppeu einselest unb OBJ oas lFtbeiI BON
Der bobern SnltanS anfredt erba(tsn wiro,
lit nod cine sroBe 5rase.