davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-09-22

Ser groBe StdItpart 9toscoe gonfItng
ldBt it6 ielblt bur6 Die Standardization, bic
inn Blaine IN ietneln Brhe iagt, rtiGt per-
i6bten.
CAB Blaine auf benz republttdnii6en
Acknowledgement bon 1880 sur gtteoerla9e
0rout'S beitrltg, tpiirbe Gonfltng tDabr4
i6ei11li6 Der3et6n; benn Blatlte bat ia
bafiir duf benz leBten rep%lbtitonijd,en
Acknowledgement oaG sur S5ie6erIags Slrs
tDllr'5 beigetragen, pelder in fSolge ieines
nnobbdngigen nnb a6lebnenOen NerDaItenS
ge8elt ieinen anmaBe1Oen friiberen poLis
tlidet boss it0 beiien grimmiee ~ltngnaDe
Suge5ogen bat. GieIei1t tpIr0e Gottltng
eS Blaine iogor ber3ei1en, baB lebterer ais
StaatSiefretdr @arftelb's BE @rhebung
beS Staltpart> SeinOeS 0tobertion gum 3ouz
einnebmer in Stem Oorf berbeigefilbrt uno
0uour0 mtttelbar oen2lnitoB st Gonfltne's
9lllStritt aus Dem Senat gegeben bat. Nber
ME unb ntn1lner miro es @pnfli1a Dem
8latne Derset6en, oaB bteier i'm etnit, als
le SetDe nod benz nationalen Gtbgeorones
ten6auS augeDDrtell, ei1en veilberItol3tren>
ben SrutDabn" lannte, der f1lihLtd)
mdbl1e, oaB Der W}dntel bon 0enrD lSinter
2aoi5 auf i'm gefalen" iet.
Sbglei6 MN @onfIing it'd lett SSnbr unb
Sag pon Der Solitif 5urii6geSogen bat urb
iid nit gr0Btem @tter Dem Nopotatenges
i0Gfte %iDi0rnet, UNI III ieinen Qltercn Sagen
ell rei0er Wfarn 81 peroelt, Iiegt Blaine
bod AQeS Oaratt, ben i'll ben ei0entli0en
StalDarts &rctien in SEEM Oort INNER nod
bo6auQeiebenen Wtan1 fir ith al 6etptn1
men. MieOer uno Dieoer eri6ienen 5eno=
boten Glaiue's bel @ontItng, nm oielen su
bitten, ltd III elmer leiner Wtcilterreoen offen
fir 8(0ine 5u erfLGren. Oo0 gegen ben
lebten bicler 8ptel ri6tete ith @onfline in
ieiner maieltGttl6en 0r0Be auf, uno nit
ieinem u~una6abmlih bo9inlt6igen @rinz
len iprad er: .8itte, rt6ten Ste
Sem Serrn Blaine etneu id 4 :
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-09-22

Die 9ailse OeldiGte bon 8Iaine ltltO
Warrer 6ji6er uno Ger 2tttle 0todz Sort
SmitGz Gtienba0u in cine gtuBihale 3uz
inmmen3uordngem periu0t boS @bicGgo
yGoening Souruul". 9d felt it6 DanH
Die @ei0i6te ieDr etnIad 10 bar:
Qlls SpreNer, oes gtatipnals 9tb9eor0ne7
t~enbauie5 CAB Blaine tn Nprtl 1869 cine
@ntideioun9, tpelde parlalnentartl6 RI 6z
ii mar, abCr auBerbem au0 Der 2ittle
Gods Sort Smit6> Giienbabn sum 8ort6etl
qereibte. Oenu oieier ipuro III Golge lclter
@uti6eiouHg Do5 Beiibre0t auf etne pcrz
fuuene 2allOi6cnfung erneuert. Giutge
Wonate lpGter, i'm SUM- 1859, tparo
Nlaine ourdD ieinct oamalt9e1 Sreuno
Tiiber ~pcranlaBt, it'd an bent Bau iener
8uhn our0 lleberldDnte relp. lnterbrtltz
gultg BON Boub5 su betbetltget. 00
eS 10 i9ten. ais Ob 0araus ei1 GROCER
Weniun beruuslprinaen tpiirbe, iprad
SIai1e nit eiuenl NciDiiien Selbitgeflbl oaz
BON, DaB ct Dem uHternebMen ieDr nilbllh
ittn fDnne, 10 ouB Die GortbCtle. melde man
ibn getpGbreu pitroe, Itidt tpeg9eip0rten
lein milr0en. Oarauf bin crbielt Ct Delttl
aud) cine Yartte SonoS gum Sertauf Gil
ieine Treunoe 5ugetbeilt uno glaubte tie nit
0Drtbctl Cir ftd), Da i6nt cine YrDUilton
Dnpnn au5beOungen mar ul1tergebradt Sl
baben. S6oner 0ebanfe, aber e5 fam
auber5. Statt su getpinnen, DerIDre r.
Die Ourd tbn perfauftet BOMBS gingcn i'll
QSertDe bcrunter; er muBte ben Gtrluit cr>
iebet uno am leBten Gnoe Dar ct 1idt Der
@eiotnner, lonocTn Der 8erlterer.
90 loutet Die @eidi6te, in Die repubIiz
fantiGc 9ilBiddIe 3uiuin1nenGeOrdIgt. Sn
ocmofrattlder TolilnA lautet lie ettDds ail>
Ders. 9ala0 Datte Blaine trDb alcDent
unO aIeocm aus Der 0ei6iGte y@elO gc>
nlddt" un0 5fpnr DGtte e. Gjelo 9enl01t
Ourd GeriDcrtGiuG icite5 polttti Den
GtnfluileS ais Sprcd)er 6e5 JtdtiDnolz
A6georDHctcEbGuieS. ODD lit SI bcnnertcn,
D0B aud IN 0teier otulotrattiden lluffuiz
Jung Mot bcbGlptet miro, Blallle babe
ais Spredcr tene Gnti0SbunL pelbe fir
Die Qittlc 9tod>SaDn bon 0ortDeil iDar, III
Dcm = EN- II rno II Dem SneGc
abgeBeben, I'M ipGter0tn periDnlid oQu0l1
9tlBen su SieDen.
2Getn Dies rt0ti8 III, - unb ipenn es
auBerpem rt0ti8 lit, oaB 8laine BEL Der
g0l5en 0elhiNte uid)t MIR feiN Wel0 v9e7
madlt", iolOern nod 0tlo Derloren bat,
10 tDlo tDn ieiilcu mtBoliiften g { r.
ii Oh 0elo 81 rmad]en" Der etgiii17amert=
faniidc Our1lhnittsmeniA uidjt ais Ner>
brecteu aurehnelt. uno 5lpar DeBDalb nidt,
neil er ietbit benz @runoioye Duloi9t:
vl8o5 gema6t meroen fam, miro gei11ad)t."
Fer 1glji17nmcrtta1iibe 0u~rd0ldnittsz
menid miro im We1clltbetl cine Art Don
m0lIlDolenoCm Wtltleib mir eirenl Wtanne
empftroen, ber, wGbrcno ct 0auernz
{ Gnger 5u iein g~lauDte, mr. Gin g e q NJ
generS a rDar.
Sn oieiem Sinne miro audi Die Q[ngete=
9enbeit Don Deli eugliid:anerifanilden
Nartei3ettungen beipro6en. y. .. uu0
Chicago Tribune. Snter Ocean uIlo @usntlg
Sournal tpetteifern init chamber In Der
8epeisfibrung, oaB Blaine Elm eOler SUI
aenobolo mar. Ser [eiber bon ben !6nIIunz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-09-22
Gamernms 4sm0 g3iun6ta4
[alus Der M5iinoener aaaemeinen .2ettuna.)

(Qlus ber Wtiindeller Au9en1eElleh dSettHH8'J
Wit QeraOe51 lberroi6enoer S6neutgz
felt fol9en ii1 Die 9ta6rt6ten llber Die
8eIiBer9rcifltng beS 9euti6cn Gei6s an
Der YSeltfiiite 9tfrifa's. StaunenO mllB
man lid fra9en: ipie tDar es mogltd, in
Sen tpelttacn Utonaten. lett Die Golontiaz
tionsQn0eieaenbeiten I'M beuti9en 8arlaz
meute 9lei0iam aIS Tubler CUR Sprade
famel1, bic fir etnen loltoeu 8eltanb 10
ipeit pom Otutterlnn0 entfernter 8eitBunz
oeu notbuenbt8en ii6eren Qereiubarungen
nit ben 6etrcfftnOeu Gtnppbneril ltnb be-
nadbarten 2lnitcolern auS5ufibren -? DEM
baB Is it6 bet Ditiem 8Dr8eben ntht I'M
abcnteuerli6e . er Ii 6e banocl4 nn0ern
Inn iebr crit 9emeinte, fetlen R7pru6
btI6enOe s a ben, Dafir biirgt Der
Gbarofter unb Die gauge Gorgei6idte Der
baS QtustpGrtige Q[mt leitenoe1 Beri0nltds
felt. DteieS i6etnbare JfGt6ieI lost ii6,
,penn man erfGbrt, pte bod Oa5 oeltll9e
2lnie6en Lungs Der ganSen 98elttltlte
2~(trita's itebt, uno pel6e 8orltebe fir Die
9euti6en BEL ben Oortt8en @Ell9eborenen
6erri0t.
SIS ltegt uns Elm 8rief aus Gameruns
bonn 21. 9(pril 1888 Dor, Der 0ieler 8eobaGs
tuna ~frsuoigen 2lusoru6 perletbt. Oers
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-09-22
t1nnbDGw0t0e &cDubIifaner TIT
S1fD.

Die 8(aineblatter tr6iten it6 INNER oaz
nit, DaB c5 in Sbto teine nltabDdngi9en
9tepublifoner 9sbe. @ie %binfduig oieier
5roit 1T, eriis6t man Gus einem BON Oielen
bi3Berigen NepubIifanern IN
Giuctnndti an SburS gertdteten
SUreiber, ,porin eS beibt: u@S iplroe Dem
untcrsciGneten unab6dngigen 9tepublitas
llerl dngenebm iein, Die 0ra9et oes oteS7
jGbrigen MabltaInpfes BON etlen1 Wtanne
er6rtert 81 60ren, i'll oeiielt S~acDfenntntB,
in ocilen unbefan9eneS urt9etl 1l1o potrio1
tiid)e yctpegariinOe ite Gertrauelt leben.
l8ir eriuden sic oQ5er. tpenn Ste e5 init
SIREN arrangements ueretubar filtoe!L AUDI
in Cincinnati etue Jteoe sl bdlten." S0ur3
bat Die GinlaoUng angenontnlel1 llro Die
Jfeoe ,pirD am 22. September ltattftnoeu.
Oie 8IaineblItter bebaupten audl. es
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-09-22
WsDr gGatuc'f6e Srtefe.

U0lt0ner 9ldttcr ber0rteltltdben Ell GAM
5e5 4}ufct Dsttercr Nricfe 8laine's ai
9Sorreu 6iibcr jun. un0 .6iiber's an
8Iuine Sriefe, lDelde bt56er III feltcn
Geri6luB gebaItcn Duy0en, jtbt aber Su
benz 3lpete DeyGficltfidt lperocit, I'M Die
Qeldaidtc uon NlQiIe'S 8erbilou11g nit
Der 9iile 00fs Sort Gmitb: GiienboDu 81
pcruOuit&EOiBct.
9ie 8riefe critrefen IT'D iibcr Die 3eit
bon 1869 bis 1876; pa tie abcr feileSipeg5
ben gdnStn 8rjcflpe6itl biloen. 10 iii e5
iebr iAper, it'd parou5 ell 3~uiammenbGnz
gcn0C5 SjlO SIT geltnlten. IS itno icbr
DerlUiftlte Oelo9el0dfte. I'm DeI6e cs lid
oabct bunOclt IND 0eren @tnSclDetten obIe
ejnaehenoe GltlIrung Dem 9eicr D0uig
unUeyltQnolid iino. 9{ur 10 ptel ihtint
bdrGu6 bCrUOrSugebcl, OGB Blaine eS iiber>
nolulnen BATE, ei1t 0ctrG6tIi0e Gartie Der
Q}2nD3 jeler Giienbdbn ST perfaufcu, -
ipObel b0ur eilt rethliteS Srinfz
geto fir lin ietGit tin Oeitalt DDn 8onos,
Die CT lmIoEit ergiclte) fir ibu obfolIen
iDute; DaB G6er Die 8oHoS. itatt, ipte
man e~rlDartet bate, all itetBcn. duf oiciOalfte
hires ACCOMPLISHMENTS ul0 nod tleier
~fittst; - OaB III S5t3e 0eiicn Blaine lit
qr0Bt WGrorttBltdJfettell nit Den &cllten gI>
rich, ipet6e auf ittllcn 9tntD BoN0s gefauft
hattcn; - 0aB CT tGneu oelt trilttCuclt
G6abtI gut MAIDEN un0 81 DEM GnOe Die
Grinf0ttnsB ono5, Die er umionlt Ill err
baltef getcfft bate, beSa6Icn iGute, abcr
nibt fontt9; - DAB CT IT'D ilbcr 0icle lnO
aHocre 0inge nit 6iiDcr arg uerieinoete,
ibE qbIr 0o1 i'll Sabre 1876 nm ein Ghren>
5cu0itB BAT, tUeICGe9 ct aber ntdt erbtcLt.
Dies lit Der ungciShrc Giuhrud, pelden
I Il pom 0eIcn D:c Bricfe 6efoulrlt, ober
cine flare Gtniiht in ba5 Gun;e Wei6Gft
oetp1Aren iic uld)t, IDnOeru lGIien Der Ser
nuItGung cineu weitCn Sp;clyaum. t0err
Sdur3, Ger Die O:idil:c Der Utuli9un~
QyieIe nit bciouOercm Gifcr Ituoirt bat,
mtro uieLeid)t 0tlegcnbcit ncluteu, Die ieD>
IcnDcn @ije0er 0iclcS VrtetpedllelS Eli err
GSnseu, Woiilr mir iDm le5r Oautbar lein
ipilroen.
O6ne peitere GrflGrung oeritGn6li6 lit
Ser fol9enpe, pom Is. 2tpriL 1872 oqtirte
Urtef FL iAerS Blaine:
,S0rer 4Tjef pom Is. 3. ID. babe id err
baltcn ultO16jn Iber Den SSnb0lt ociie!ben
eritaunt. SD 0abe S6nen 5u per-
mGBig arm rparcn, 8rOBe 0elb :
II Ill III IL Ou l y l llS y II uNp =
mails ba6en Sic mir aus S6rer
cigenen Gaihe cinen 0Olz
lar Gapita[ oocr Gins ~ / b :
5abIt. SD babe pcri6ieocne 8etrdae an
&uoere bG5Gblt, Deneit Sic iduIOig tUaren
mo Sics baben bieie 9 6 Ii l.
Dene6e$nio unbe5nb lt q a l.
len, ME Sire 8etJiel, Die i'd III 5daz
Sen babe. So babe Sic i'll Stellungel
0ebradt, no 9 lie groBe 0eloz
ANIME er bteIten, D > a +
es Gie ctuen OoGIar fO It e
IND baS iolten gle mir nidt pey9clien.
Bon 2lQen, Die nit Der QittIe Stool u1O
Sort Gait6 @iienbaGn in 8crbttOung
~itan0cn, lit 81 iemono o glitfltG
gemee u te Ste, 0elb bar
aus II q q { IL.
Sic elipirften @elb7 3ei6uun9en BON
Shren Trcunbcu in Mlnine tiir ben Rnn her
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-09-22

9luf etne Ginlabung beS 0errn Sran5
Grepef in 9t0ieL BET 2eitmertg, lG6 Oeutlhz
b6bntcn 3u tommelt, bat Or, &Nblt6
ltnterm IS. b. Ot. aus Groppau foIgcrloet
Brtef an &repef geri0tct, tDcl4er am a.
orf Dem ldnomirtbi6aftLt6cn Teretnstage
TT 8riir sur 8%erteiunG fant:
,QSertber 9err! Wtt etnem SnBe ldor
our Nbreile irn @iienbabntDaggon, beetle l9
MID ood, Sbre freunoli6en 3etlen ldneu
81 b%eanttporten.
Nenn es mir i~iberbaupt mOgIth tp0re,
ben 0ffentlt6eu @ngelegenbette1 unlereS
8olfes oer5eit metue GbGtt9feit 81 ptonlen,
10 tpiiroe t0, Dem Orange metleS 9eraens
foleeno, su BEN 0euti6en 809nlens geretlt
let1, un periDnli9 Die MGnner tcnren 5l
~Iernen, bic i'm nattonalen &f Dor alien
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-09-22

mem Cruz bon M IT aus unb
hagen Sic i1m, baB iO fetne
9rarts ais Sri aft
babe"
9as lit Gontltug, pie er leibt unb lebt!
Sin 6aupt3pef Blaine'S bsi icinem 8e>
iu6e in Jlelp Yorf iou eS MIN iein, einen
IeBten 8erlub 5ur Geri0bnung Der bortigen
Gtalmarts su MAIDEN. Bei oen tIctneren
GjciiterH bieier 9ti6trng, einem SoDnnD
O'Srien, 8arncp 8igtiH II. j. NJ. mag iDin
oieS burd biinoigs Neripre6ungeu gclinz
gel1,-aber bel Goufling uno oeIicn Uorne0z
merer 2lnbGn0ern iAwerliN. l1nD bod
Tam Blaine feline ein3i9e Stimme entz
beGreu.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1884-11-14
BISMARCK, DAKOTA. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER ~ ,ae

The official canvass of twenty wards of Kings
county, shows = gain of thirty nine votes for
Cleveland and two for Blaine.
N agara county; Cleveland. 6.l9S; Blaine,
5,s75. .5
Geueesee county: Blaine, 46sl; Cleveland,
s,e4s s...s
Ulster county: Blaine, 1929; Cleveland,
$3.50.
Livingston county: Blaine, 5,l9l; Cleveland,
4,Os9.
Cortland county: Blaine, "a electors, 4,042;
one elector 4,04l; one eleotor 4,04S; Cleveland,
"a electors, 2,774; two electors, 9,773. ls5.
Chemung county: Blaine, 5,l98; Cleveland,
4,7l9. 5r..~ 5:,a
. Resul's complete Of the official canvass have
not yet been received from Delaware, Frank
lin, Orange, Schuyler, Broome, Columbia,
Greene, Monroe and st. Lawrence counties.
The canvass, 80 far, does not make any ma
terial change from the figures already pub
lished. "'
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1884-11-14
Heard $50 Miles.

: CLEVELAND, O., Nov. ia rumble and
shock, thought to be cansed by the explosion at
Toledo, was plainly heard snd felt this morn
ing at Leavitthurg, distant from Toledo about
$50 miles in an air line. Here, III miles east
from Toledo, persons who observed the motion
thought it was an earthquake. At Chagrin
Falls twenty-four miles southw est of here, it
WAS supposed that cannon were being fired in
this city over the election returns, and tele-
phone inquiries were made to ascertain what
the artillery salute signifed.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1884-11-14
Washtngten News.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 13.-Seoretary McCulloch
is busily engaged in the preparation of his an
nual report to congress. It is intimsted that he
will make some important recommendations in
regard to raising the tariff, on which subject hs
is understood to have very decided views. In
the meantime Assistant Secretary Coon il acting
secretary on Ill routine matters. The secretary
has requested the comptroller of the currency
and the treasurer Of the United States to With
hold their annual reports from publication
until after the meeting Of congress.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1884-11-14
It Went For Blaine.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. ll.-Ohcial returns
from all the counties of tho state except Sulh-
vsa. which il estimated at $50 plurality fos
.Oldveland, give Blaine q plurality of 6O'o6S'
Thu republicans viii have . majority of twelve
in Ehe senate and eight IN the house. > majority
o., bint baliot of ninety-three. The next CON
eresional delegation stands twenty republican,
and eight democrats, = republican gain of four
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1884-11-14
Will Not Cripple Them.

Troy, N. Y, Nov. 12.-Correspondents and
reporters of the Troy Telegram interviewed
seventy five manufacturers in the largest manu-
featuring towns of northern New York on the
eject of politics on their industry. Republic
ems and democrats agreed that the election OF
Cevelsnd would have little effect on any
manufacturing industries.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1884-11-14
Will DO No GOOD.

New YoRE, Noy. IA change favorable to
Blaine of 23s votes in seventeen election dis
tri,ts of the Second Assembly district as against
The returns published Wednesday morning, was
made by the board of canvassers of this county
today; but In careful comparison of police
and press returns it is found that the difference
will be made up in distriots to be canvassed.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1884-11-14
New HAMPSHIRE Shocked.

CONCORD, N. H., Nov. lS.--A shock of earth
quake was felt in the northern and western
sections of this city last night.
CoNroooooK, N. 81. Nov. ia shock Of
earthquake was felt shout 1:50 o'clock last
night, in Hopkinton, hillsborough, Bradford
and Warner. It was particularly severe in the
latter town, where things were generally shaken
m -.---.----- ---.s.--.-. ---
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1884-11-14
The Prohibition Crank.

KANSAS Cry, No., Noy. 12.-A representative
of the Times visited Olathe, Ks., today and
interviewed Ex Gov. St. John upon the politi.
cal situation. Mr.. Ut. John declared emphati-
cally that he had held no relations with
any political party in the campaign, except the
prohibition party. That he had made the fight
strictly upon the principle which he represented,
and he stated his intention of taking the field
again, after few weeks rest and continuing
active efforts in behalf Of q national constitu.
tionsl prohibition, which be felt assured would
be ultimately established.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1884-11-14
storey,s Two wins.

Ct1cAao, Nov. 11.-In the hearing Of the
Htot will case today, JudRe Trumbull, counsel
for Mrs. Story, at the request of the court
nroduced will antedsting tho present one, by
whid, the entire estate, including the Times,
was fqueatbed to the widow, but the prov vislon
that he was not to marry sgain, was not .
claus, of the will as is the case in the latest
will.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1884-11-14
The ives. shore Accident.

. . 2 s (, III g. -z d.
NEwBURaH, N. Y. Nov. IL. -Particulars Of
the West Shore railroad accident at Cornwall
show that 4 train man had. been sent back with
danger signals. but not far enough. The rails
were slippery and the train could not b stopped
in time. The emigrant train had leo passengers
bound west. The last tWo coache were vacant
as was also the caboose at the rear. The
engineer and fireman Of the freight Jumped
and the fireman escaped injury. The emigrant
train was not broken in two a. at first re-
ported, but the engine left the train and went
ahead to get water. The passengers remaining
on the emigrant train were shaken mp, but no
person was killed or injured. The freight
engine, caboose and one vacant passenger car
piled in . wreck in the culvert carrying An
abutment with them. Fourteen oars were
damaged. --.- liza ..- .-,
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1884-11-14
Brakeman Killed.

JAnEsTowN, D. T., Nov. ia brakeman
named Frank Mean, aged about 80. fell from .
Jamestown Il Northern train this afternoon and
was 90 badly crushed by the wheels running
over his left leg, hip and arm, that be died in
two hours. His father lives in Paris, Ill. He
weeks -f.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1884-11-14
young Fiend.

K1TrANNNa, Pa, Nov. 12.-During the abb
sence from home of George Hauser, who resides
near Dayton, Armstrong county, : IA year old
boy stripped bis younger sister and placed her
on red-hot stove burning her 80 severely that
her life is deepaired of.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1884-11-14
Vigorous Protest .

! BILLINGS, Mt, Nov. ia mass meeting of
citizens of Yellowstone county, with every town
represented, tonight passed the following:
WHEREAS, it has come to the knowledge OF
the citizens Of eastern Montana that scheme
is on foot to lease the western PORTION OF the
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1884-11-14
The Returns.

The Queen, county supervisors sent back the
returns of nine districts to the inspectors in
each case, - the inspectors failed to give tho
total number of votes cast. When the 1eturns
from the first district, 6rst ward, Long Island
City were presented, counsel representing the
xepublioan state committee questioned their
validity, claiming they were not signed by the
properly qualified Inspectors. He stated that
he bad been told that Heaney, the chairman of
the board of inspectors, left the polling place.
had received no ballots and had not been present
when they wore counted, and that another per-
sea bad taken his place and signed the returns
without b. log duly qualified. Supervisor Mo
IAughlia saggested that the objections of ooun-
eel notwithstanding with the work of the board
sad moved that tie CANVASS proceed. This
oourse was adopted and no further notice was
taken of oounaels objection. Counsel also
claimed that the vote of Newtown WAS in excess
Of tho registry, but upon imposition of the reg
istry book it was discovered that it was several
hsndred lesa It il now almost certain there
win DO NO change IN the figures q already pub
ished, allowing Oltveland's majority to be
1322. The hoard reoonvenes at .. m. to-
morrow, and expects to ,mplete the canvass of
tho electoral vote before noon. .
Tho canvass for Dutchess county will prob
ably be fini he'd tomorrow. Supervisors from
several towns were sent bsck to have clerical
!. errors only corrected.
The official canvass Of the vote id Schoharle
county gives the following figures: Blaine
s472; Cleveland, $3.50; Butler, 81; St. john
l73
The board of canvassers of Otsego county
assembled here today, but finding errors in the
returns adjourned until tomorrow afternoon
Niaga; ) county, official will be; Blaine, 5.875
Cleveland 6,19l. Owing to clerical errors in
I. the returns the board adjourned until tomorrow
sI Schenectady county, official: Blaine, $3.50
Cleveland, 2,977; st. John, 100; Butler. Al.
Clinton county, official: Blaine, 5 973
u Cleveland, s. .151; Butler, 10; 81. John 35. Il
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, An Interesting report.

An InteFesting Report.
WASHINGTON, Nov. ls.-Goveenox Crosby
Of Montsna; in his annual report estimated the
Increase Of population in tho terzitosy during
the year at 4, 900 and the present population at
abost $4,000 Hs says the cattle now in the
territory number over 500, 900 and the value Of
taxable propesty, which be s.ys does not repre-
sent one quarter Of the wealth Of the. territory,
is between $50, 100000 and 60. .0Oo, ,0O0 In other
directions Montana is steadily increasing in the
value of her material resources and she will at
IN early day apply for admission to the Union
d state. The announcement of the discovery
of gold in the Little Rockies, near the heart of
the great northern Indian reservation, one hum
dred miles southeast of Fort Assinnaboine. has
drawn hundreds of miners to that locality
and the governor gives it % bis opinion
that it would be unwise tc attempt t. prevent
this intrusion of whites. A large portion of
tho report is devoted to the condition of the
northern Indians in Montana. He calls stten-
ton to tho continued slaughtering Of game in
Yellowstone park; be describes the late superin-
tendent of the park and his assistants ~ en-
tirely worthless; and about as competent to
discharge their duties properly as q Sioux
Indian is TO run locomotive. In conclusion he
recommends that no polygamist Mormon be
allowed to pre-empt lands. He thinks the
prohibition would be step in the complicated
problem of extinguishiug the overshadoWing
evil of Mormonism. .. IT,.
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Market House Burned.

MILWAUKEE, Nov. l2.-The German market
building and its contents were burned here
tonight. The building contained over fifty
stalls of truck merchants. The loss on building
was s25.o0o; insurance $4,000 joss on stock
about $1,000; no lpsuranoet. l4xo firemen were
slightly injured during u drsR The origin of
the fire is supposed to seH inoendiary.
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Another. .
Dynamite Let Loose.

CHICAGO, Nov. IA loud explosion occurred
at q dynamite factory situated about four miles
out of the city this morning. It is reported
that six or seven men were killed. The shock
Was plainly felt in town. ~.
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All But Ten.

New YORK, Nov. 1S.-All but ten counties of
the state have been reported and the result of
the official canvass of these outside of New York
show that Blsine's gains aggregate H. Blaine
lo.ses aggregate IA; Cleveland gains z, net
gain for Cleveland OF 9. This does not include
New York and Kings counties.
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A Clerical suicide.

TRENTON, NJ, Nov. 13. Rev. Henry VIII
hanson, rector Of st. Paul's church, this city,
committed tuicide this morning by shooting
himself through the head, near the outskirts
of the city. Il 5
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It wasn,t Earthq uake.

CLEVELAND, O., Nov. ls.-Tbe shock felt this
mornipg in various places in northern Ohio 10
attributed to the explosion of dynamite fac
tory in Toledo.
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Includes Copfah.

JAcIsos. Mise, Nov. l2.-The official vote of
Mississippi is Cleveland, 78 547; Blaine, ~