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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-11-20
A Resolution

FOR the constr uction of a sidewalk on the
north slde of Fifth st, eet along and in
front of lots 8 and &c. block 46. in chat mart
O. me city of Yankton known as Central
Be IT resolved by the Mayor and Council OF the
Oity of Yankton:
Section l.. That it is, and is hereby declared
neces sary, that the following sidewaIk should
De constructed in the said city OF Yanktnn ~
wlt; On the north side of Fifth street aionv
YAnktOn.
Section 2 That said sidewalk shall be sir
rect wide, Che outer edge thereof to be laio
upon inc curb line OF said Fifth street, Ia feet
olstaaI from the adjaoens lota above describ-
ea anu the said sidewalk shall be copstructeo
Of Woo and IN all g spects in accordance with
Inc requtrements of the ordinances Oh the city
ana plans and specifications to be prepared by
the silly engineer. and approved by the nayor
and council The said aIonrsidr or
IN front OF any of the aforesaid lots Situated
on a corner, made by the intersection of two
stIeets, shat be extenaed to the curb line of
ollo cIossihg street, or SO as To meet and con.
meet wltn any now laid down, or
that may belald down hereafter, upon such
crossing streets. 1PNA suSu
sseslon :; That the cost and expense of
naKing me aforesaid Improvements shall he
oetfayed by special tax, to be levied upon tina
aioresasd lots. Or parts of lots, boundinu ~
apltlng on the same, in proportion to The
! LEV l5one OF the said lots or parts of lots so
.Section I. That said sidewalk may be laid
VI an approximate grade to conform to the
surIace OF the ground, az designated in the
the city engineer.
Sectien D That this resolution shall be pub.
.ianea TOT fonr consecutive weeks in the official |
neWs paper OF the city.
Adopted November /, 1888.
T.. M. O'BRIEN, City Clerk.
approved this third day of November 1915 |
O.J.B. HAmRIS, Mayor.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-11-20
Wines, Liquors and Cigars
A Resolution

l.
For the construction of a sidewalk IN she
north side of Fourth street along aud in
T.. front of lots 9and 10, block 86. in tHat narf
OF the city of Yaakton known an Wiiher.
spoons Yankton.
Be IL resolved BY the Mayor and Council of
sectlon /. That it is. and is hereby declared
necessary, that. the following sidewalk sbonid
be constructed In the said city of Yanktope To
WIT: On tho north side of Fourth street. along
spoons Yankton. 'n'
section 2. That said sidewalk shall he sir
feeu wide, the ou.er edge thereof 10 be Iai1
upon the curb line of said Fourth street II
aeet distant from the adjacent lots a boye aes-
cIlbed; and the said sideualk shall be con
ance with the requirements Of the orainsnce.
OF Tue city, and plans and specifications TO be-
repaired by the city engineer, ana apnroved
ny the mayor and council. The said all
Alongside, OF IL front Uf any of the aforesaid
lots, situated on u corner, made by the intar
section of swo streets, shall be extended to the
cnrp line OF the crossing street, or 90 as "a
meet and connect with any now laid
down, or that may DO laid down hereafteT,
upon such crossing streets.
Secslon .. mat the cost and expense of
making the aforesaid improvements shall be-
betrayed by special tax, to be levied upon the
aforesaid lots, or parts of lots, bounding ar
aputtlng On the same, in proportion to the
feet front OF the said lots or psrts of lots az
astounding or AUDITING.
Section 4. That said side walk NAV be laid IN
grade Us designated in the said plans and spe-
clncatlons to be prepared b. the city engineer
Secsion 3. That this resolution shall be ub-
Iisneo tor tour consecutive weeks in the official
adopted November 1. 1885.
Approved this Sd day of November iSs8.
C.J.B. HARRIS, Mayor.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-11-20

The truly polite man is polite to his
chlidr n in the nursery, to the crowd
who Ioesle him, to the poor whom he
relieves, to the vicious whom he rebukes,
az we'll as those whose society he caryes
and whose esteem is lear TIC him. All
are his brethren, and to all be willingly
accords this oxen of brotherhood.
Human nature is not SO depraved as
to hinder ns rom respecting goodness
in Others, though We ourselves want it.
This IS the reason why WI are SO charm
ed with the pretty prattle OF children.
and even the expressions Of pleasure or.
uneasiness In some parts of the brute
creation. They are without arti6ce or
malice; and we love truth too we'll to re-
sist the charm of sincerity.
The need for self-saorifioe is 30 COM
pletely the law Of the world that it is
not merely in religious matters that we
must give all or get nothing. II we want
to do any great good to our fellow,
creatures, though it be solely q tempo
raj good, it is just the same. Give your
sell and all you have and most likely
you will get it; give half and get
nothing worth mentioning.
To be a gentleman does not depend
upon the tailor or the toilet; good
clothes are not good habits. A gentle
man If gentle, modest, is courteous, is
generous, is slow to take offence, as
being one that never gives it. is slow to
snrmise evil, as being one
that never thinks it, goes
armed only in consciousness of rights;ne
subjects his appetites, defines his taste,
subdnes his feelings, and esteems every
other better than himself.
Bear with each others faults, Love
one aDothsr. Bear each others bur-
dens. We are all moving on a great
march-a vaster assembly than ever
moved through the wilderness of old
and when we stand revealed to Him, and
He to us. and we go each other, we shall
look back with u~nspeakable sorrow at
the jars and the discords, and the
uncharlties OF this mortal life; and for
every sweet kindness. for every loving
h~elpfulness, for every patience, and for
every self denial or self sacrifice, we
shall lit up thanks to Almighty God.
Those persons who talk volubly upon
their joys and griefs are not generally
those who are capabls OF the profound
est happiness or the most intenss
suffering, Those who can put into ready
words the sanctities Of love, and Auently
express all its hopes and fears, have
seldom penetrated to its depths. Those
who utter glibly and unrestrainedIy ell
their upward strivings, their sentiments
Of contrition, their feelings OF reverence,
their desire for worship, are not usually
the most truly religious or devout. For
all that is highest, deepest, and moss
profound in human nature silence is
. better exponent than speech. Not
only is language Inadequate to convey
the truth of such things, but they are
themselves drawn down from their high
estate by being made SUBJECTS OF ordi-
nary conversation
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-11-20
WHAT TO REtIEyE.

BE has no joy who has no trust!
The greatest faith brings greatest pleasure,
And l believe becaus Unjust
And would believe in perfect measure.
Therefore l send
10 you, my friend;
Ihls key to open mines of treasure:
Whatever else your hands restrain,
Let faith be Tree and trust remain,
Believe in summers sun and shade,
Although to-day the snow be falling;
Ex peCt glad voices in the glade,
Though now the winds alone are calling
Have eyes to see
How fair things be;
Let hope, not fear, prove most seathralling;
And skies which shine will ~oftenest be
Stretched lovingly Ger thine and thee.
Have loyal faith in all thy kin,
Believe the beat of one another;
One Fathers heart lakes all mon in,
Be not suspicious of thy brother,
II one deceive
Why disbelieve
The rest, and SO ali kindness another?
Who the most looks for love will And
Most certainly tina hearts are kind.
Regard the age with hopeful thought,
Not it, but thou thyself are debtor;
Behold what wonders have been wrought,
Oh, be thou brave
To help and save,
Ane free mems hands from every fetter,
Yet know that CHEEKY hopefulness
Ia the great factor in success.
Above all things in God believe,
And IN his love which lasts forever;
1s He who will forsake thee never.
In shine or shower
His blessings dove r
The soul that trusts with strong endeavor,
Believe, believe, for faith in best,
Believe, and find Hnbroken rest. 5a
MARIANNE FARNIk6HAM.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-11-20
Don't Experiment

fou cannot afford to waste time IN
experimenting when your lungs are IN
danger. Consumption always seems at
brst, only a cold. Do not let any dealer
impose upon you with some cheap imi-
tation OF DR.. Kings New Discovery for
consumption, coughs and colds, but be
sure yon get the genuine. Because he
Gan make more profit he can tell you he
has something jest as good, or Just the
same. Don't be dee eived, but insist
upon getting DR., Kings New Discovery,
which is guaranteed to give relief in ali
throat. lang and chest affections. Trial
bottles free at Purdy & Brecht,s Mrug
store, Third street.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-11-20
TEMPERANCE TOpICs.

EA- 49, ELE 80
Hyde county gave 100 majority for
prohibition.
The VIC u. o. reading rooms at
Howard are open two AFTERNOONS in the
week and every evening.
The ". 9. I. q. ladies OF Custer gave
2 Literary and musical entertainment
tne 18th, charging ten cents admission.
a union temperance meeting was held
~ Fargo Sunday night which was ad.
dressed BY Rev. Hartman, of jamestown.
a temperance rally at Eden q short
8 was addressed BY eminent
speskers and was q success in attendance
and interest.
In Des Moinss, Iowa, with q .popula.
tion Of 10000. there is not q saloon &
be found, thus refuting the stock term
Ct the friends Of the saloon that prohi.
bition can not be enforced in 4 city.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-11-20
RELIGIOUS Il
Dakota Churches, CIergymen
and Sunday Schools.

Dakota Churches, CIergymen
and Sunday Schools.
Pafkston has two new churches and
two more in contemplation.
Bishop Hare held services in the
droton church last Sunday.
Wahpeton Episcopal church Iadie.
will hold Q fair early in December.
Rev. J.P. Jenkins is conducting o
series OF revival meetings at Marion.
Rev. Barker, OF Chamberlain, is con.
ducting revival meetings ar Aberdeen.
The !, NJ. @. A. OF Devils Lake will
soon have . reading room and library
in operation.
A series Of revival meetings will oper
in the Canton Presbyterian church early
In December.
a young mems brotherhood for Gssh-
soma church was organized at Fargo
Sunday evening.
ReV. Purmort, Of Canton. and Rev.
uhspin Of Mdonsrose are holding revival
meetings ST Montrose.
Rev. Mcbride will .ofioiate. in the
drston Episcopal church hereafter,
every Sunday evening.
Rey. Swartz will conduct Baptis,
services at Alexandra and also Parkston
during the ensuing year.
Rev. Deckard. OF Mandan, has been
elected treasurer Of the north Dakota
conference BY the Baptist society.
A Scandinavian supper given Under
me auspices Of the Lutneran church at
Devils Lake recently, nested $77.25.
The Presbytarians OF Rapid CITY have
organized and are taking steps toward
the Immediate erection OF o church
edifice.,
Rev. Peck. Of Tyndall, preached to !
full house At Bon Homme Sundsy
morning and held q praise service ia ths
evening.
Ihe Free Win Baptists Of Sioux Fails
q three days meeting, beginning
Tuesday. this week, both morning and
evening.
9 @. D. CLARK, of Mitchell, aeld
quarterly meetings at Bridgewares sun
dsy, N the absence OF Presidiae Elder
Pardes, who ia cast.
hev. Chas. Seccombe. OF Springfield.
preached At Bon Homms Sunday last.
Ana also IN the depot Of Rnnnsne Water
the Sunday before.
Ihe new Methodist church at WiImbAl
cost $4,000, aside from the lots which
were donated, This is The firat ohntob
building ersoted in WIlmot.
The laaies Of the Roscoe MI. q. ahnreh
have ~ preparation 4 mammoth entar.
tainEaens tor the benefit Of the church.
g. the evening Of the 22nd inst.
a session Of the PIankinton associa.
lion Of the Congregational church Was
aeid IN Chamberlain last week, proving
syery pleasant and beneficial meeting.
The new Episcopal church al villas.
MINER county. is receiving its finisbinr
touches. When completed II will b
'ne oftheb best church buildings in that
Rev. Elisha English and family, Who'll
recently gone to Huron, were given
rousing reception by the Baptist
'hurch society aud their friends . short
ago.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-11-20

DR.. ". W. Bradley, who was convio. !
ed of frauds connected with the election
of's4. in Sargent county, but still awaits
sentence, has made q confession, il
which he asserts that T. @. Lauder, cam
didate for register, and himself, with the
iconnivance of the clerks OF election, at
Minor, stuffed the ballot-box with 1870
votes, and changed forty more against
Geo. Montgomery, the opposing candi-
date for register,
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-11-20
BucKEea's Aratca satye.

The best SalYe in the world for Outs,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblaina
Corns, aud all Skin Eruptions, and pos
itively cures Piles. or no psy~ required. It
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or
money refunded. Price % cents per box.
For Sale BY the Excelsior Drug Store of
Purdy & Brecht.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-11-20

the breath unfragrant. But there is a
less fragrant breath than that freighted
with onions. We mean the breath of q
person With a foul stomach. Take him
awaSl we in wardly cry when he whlsp-
ers in our ear. Do see that your breath
ia pure. Take a few of Brapdreath,s
Pills and regulate yaur liver, stomach
aud bowels and your breath will be
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-11-20
Advice to Mothers.

Are you disturbed at night and broken
OF your rest by 9 sick child suffering and
crying with pain Of outing teeth I? II so,
send at NICE and get q bottle Of
Mrs. eWNsLow's SooTHINa SYRUP for
Children TeethIng. It's value ia lncalcu.
liable. 1t viii relieve the poor little snf-
ferer Immediately. Depend upon il.
mothers, shere is no mistake about il.
II cures d~ysentery and diarrhoea, regu.
lates the stomach and bowels, cures
WIND colo. ~softens the gums, reduces in
and gives tone and energy
to the whole system. Mrs. Winsloio's
6oothsng Syrup for Childrep Tsething is
pleasant to tho taste. and is the prescrip.
ton Of one Of the Oldest nurses and
best female physicians in the United
States, and is for sale by all druggists
throughout the world. Price twenty
i've cents o bottle.
fMn
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-11-20

Suliy county keeps its prisoners in
the Hughes county Jail and during a late
settlement of accounts the sheriff OF
Hughes county made oath that he had
fed the prisoners, FIVE in number and
three OF them children. for their daily
fare. each for six months two and q half
pounds OF beef, six pounds or POTATOES,
loaves of bread and all the incidents
and ct oeteras.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-11-20
Saved His Life.

MI. d. u. Wilcoxson, OF Horse Gave,
Ky, says he was, for many years. badly
aRIsted with phthlsic, also diabetes; the
pains were almost uncomfortable and
would sometimes almost throw him into
convulsions. He tried Electro Bitters
and got relief from first bottle and after
taking six bottles. was entirely cured
and had gained in flesh, eighteen
pounds. Says he positively believes he
would have died, had it not been for the
relief afforded by Electric Bitters. Sold
Tor 300 q bottle by Purdy g. Brecht.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-11-20
A Positive Written Guaranfae
MARRIAGE GUIDE

Elegant cloth md gilt binding. Sealed for 400
n 4, money or postage stamps. Over fifty wonder.
S1 nnt pen pictures, showing WI may marry, who
aaanh1od- WAofna,ihood. Physical decay W.
inoulam arTys How liie and happiness NAV be
. .sc.a sssd. Those sasrffed or about Is marry
t thSulas Teaa 4. Ct interest and value 10 esery
paper cover. 3 Address DIR. MIIIrTgTET1MRs
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-11-20
Oh, What An Awrul Breath,

Inere y nothing naore healthfui than
onions. The trouble is that pe.sons are
afraid 70 eat them because they make.
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u Ii u u 4.

Wir beabiidtisen, in ndnter .3eit in
Der rGreien Pre1e" eine &eibe eingeben.
Der 8eidreibungeu Der bebeutenbifen
Counties unseres @taates 3u liefern
uub 3uar nit gang fpecieler Beridfi@s
tigung ibres Oeutf9tbums unb BET Sn=
terefen befelben.
Wir baben NIT biefer 5tpar fwtpiert>
gen, aber bod b~anfbareu unb intereRans
ten gufgobe, berer Nusfigr.ug mir
ben Winf9en unierer 2eier entIpre6en6
era9teter, unferen &eiienben uno &orz
responbenten 5errn 2.J. 8ni@ betraut,
uno mir tperben fir iebe Snformation
unb fonfige ntibli9e Winfe banfbar
fem, bur9 tpel9e 9errn 8uf9 aus Der
Mitte uuieres 2efertreifes 6eraus cine
grIei9tetu1g unb G6r6eruug feiner
Mufgabe 3u She'll pirb.
3nu5rberf tuirb fi9 9err 8ufd mad
Seguin begeben, unt init elmer ausfibr>
li@er 8ef9reibung bon Guadalupe
gountp, 0efen 8obenbef@a1enbeit,
@raeusniien uno fonitigen 8erbdltuii>
fen au Beginner. Wir tp~ieoerbolen ben
Dunf@, oaB fi1 infer &eiienber urb
Correspondent ni1t tdui9en m6ge,
tpern ct auf 6os frrun6li9e @~ntgegen-
tommen ber 9eutf9en in ben betreffens
ben Counties boft, unb bon biefer Seite
Elm reyes Snterefe fiir bas @elingen
leines planes erpartet.
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sac @nse SusianoIas.

S9o1 BOT Idngerer 3eit fpra9en
mir bic 0ermutbung aus, oaB 6urd
ben Berfauf Der friiberen Worgan 8abn
an 6untington bet Stabt Snbiauold
Der SobesfoB periebt Derbe. unb ieBi
i9eint ii6 bieie 8ermutbung gu beitdtiz
gen. Die Mberften in Snbianola tper+
ben bur6 bic gtfenbabn 3 Rpmpagnie
obgerihen, UNI nit benz SolS berieloen
Gobtenbcbdlter entlang Der 2inie BET
@ifenbabn gu erri9ten.
Ste 9erfeaung unb unterbaItung
iener Wberften bonn anfans Bis iekl
mag uobl bic Summe bon 800, O0O
getoitet baben uno bieielbe @ompagtIie,
Der tie ieBt angeb6ren, eignet mebrere
tauieno Meilen bon Giienbabnen unb
nebenbei cine Dampfernotte. Sic be-
fibt alio ale Mittel, UNI Die Wberften
nuBbar gu MAIDEN, aber troBbem tper:
ben fe entfernt.
Ja9 ben @rinbett, tpel1e bic gifen.
babntompasnie aumNbreiBen Der @berf.
ten peranlaHen. brau9t man ni9t LANCE
gu fuden. Sic beftebett ebert BARN, 6oB
Die eiienbabaen benz &iftenbanbel Elm
gnbe bereiten. Spgar bas groBe Stem
Orleans muBte 6ieie grfabrung MAIDEN,
benin feline 8%aumtpo1en : Musfubr bat
langt ni1t mebr bic 8ebeutung, ME in
fraberen Sabre. Gin tpeites xerritorium
1T i'm Derloren gegangen, Das gegens
tudrtfg feline Baummol1e bur9 bic gis
fenbobnen berienbet. 8eraeru3, ber
beb%eutenbfe merifanii9e 6afen lernt
glei@fals bic Ma9t Der Gi1enbabnen
fennen, benr felt bic G9ienentpeae Die
Union NIT Merieo p~erbinben, 1T Der
Sanbel BON @eraeru3 i'm &idgang be-
grifen.
Sas emit 10 lebbafte Snbianola iieGt
f9on ieit rs Sabren. Sen AngriHen
Der Wellen, bic Inn Cob unb 8er6er=
ben bra9ten, bat es rtannbaft wioers
ftanoen nnb erbielt fi9 aufre9t; ben
giienbabnen g~egeniber finb inn inbeB
bic 0dnbe gebnnben unb es muB. fi1
ihnen miQenlos iberlieferm. ginea
&ubm tam es iebo9 beanipru9en, es
bat ben Shldgea bes @1idlals ldns
germ Miberftanb geleiftet, als Bic aas
bern beibett an ber MatagorbazB Bal ge=
legenen 3%iifenfdbte. Wer fpri9t beute
nod bon Port 2apaea, bas einif eben
10 lebboft nor als Sn6ianola, tuer BON
Matagor6a2 Sic lebeu rlr nod in
BET @rinnerung Der dltern Generation,
nno bieiem @@idfal fdlt aud iebt Sns
bianola anbeim.
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NJ extfantfaes.

Man lit es gepobnt, feltiame Oinge
pon MerifD gu b6ren, Die 5utpeilen an
&omit Nidts gu uiini6ea iibrig laffen.
IS ereigneu ii6 aber aud 0erbre1en
oafelbf unb 3tuar 10 grduiamer Grt,
baB tie fauu ii~bertrofen tperben t6ns
men. Gin folder 8orfaa tpirb neuers
bugs BON meTifanii9eH gldttern aus
2agos, i'm Staate Saltseo, sernetSet.
IS lebt oaielbf Elm iunger Mann Naz
mems Sole Worenp, Der unter Die erften
perionei1 Der Gtabt 5dblt. Sieier
Woreno i9ulbete eineu1 Wertpanoten
Namens 8tlalobos @elb unb mar ni9t
i'm Stanbe, bic 59nlb ab3utragef.
Sa e., aber DerfeIben quit fem tponte,
9erietb ct auf cine ~eigenartige Sbee, utt
oieien 3ued su errei1en. .gr Iu6 ndms
lid 8ilalobos III feline Mobnang Elm
untet benz 0orwanbe, inn bns @eIb 40
beaablen; norber bate CT aber bier ieis
ner Greunbe gu fi9 bethlehem unb fie in
feinem3immer nerftedt. Wdbrenb ct fi1
nun nit benz @lduhiger allen befoab,
erfu1te er bielen, ibnt cine Quitting
iiber Die f9ulbige Gunlnle aus5uiteuen,
obne iebo6 3ahlung au leifen. Natiir=
lid rpeigerte li1 YiIalobos, bteiem Mns
finnen nad3ufommen, aber Morenp be-
ftanb oarauE urter Der Drobung, baB
man i'm bur@ anmenbung elmer Nrt
bon Softer gefigig MAIDEN tper6e. Oie
Drobung nerfeblte iebo9 ibrer 3med
unb More1o rief oesbalb feline Greun6e
berbei, bic ben balstarrigen @l6ubiger
iiberfielen unb 5 Stride an ieiuem
&6rper befetisten. Gin ieber Der Greur=
be uno Woreno elbft ergrifen bic Ioiea
gnbea Der ein3elnen Stride unb 3ogeu
bann nod perf9iebenen &i9tunger aus.
chamber. Mls man 8illalobos cine
.2eit lang in 6iefer Meiie gefoltert
bate, seiste er ii@ wilis, bic berlanste
Quitting aus3uitelen. bod iebt tpeis
gerte fi9 M%oreno, oieielbe a~u3unebmeu.
Cine Irt bon 8lntburit fdiel fiber bic
unment9en getoinrneit al feir ln6 troB
Der Bite bes @emarterten, i'm al er=
f6ieBea, iebtett fe bas &eiBen an BEN
Striden 10 1ange fort, Bis 0ilalobos
ols Sei9e auf benz Boben lag. Oen
Sobteu iparfen fie banrl in einer uabe
befinoIiden Brunren. giniee Wohen
fpdter erft tuurbe bic 2ei9e bemerft unb
Der Wtorb entbilt, uorauf man bic
W6rber berbaftete.
9ie Bep6lterung BON 2aaos aerietb
iiber BITE untbat in bic bb@te Nufres
gurg unb beriu6te bic M6rber au lpus
den. mas inbeB bur9 bic @aGiamfeit
ber poli3ei perbinbert purbe. ssyebt Be-.
na@t bic cine 9dlfte Der 8ep6lteruna
bic 8erbre9er i'm @efdngniB, UNI fie
Dor Der anbern 9dlfte au f9iiben, bic
ibnen mad benz 2eben tra@tet.
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8 e Z a =,

= Dor benz Bunbesgeri9t in Muitin
betannte f9 Charles Norris f9ul6ig,
Der poft $500 gelfobleit gu baden, unb
erbielt bafir 2 Sabre 3uhtbaus.
- Die Mntlage gegen 90. $. 9ancpd
In Muffin, feline Graut errlnrbet 3u ba.
ben, 1T niebergeiAlagen wDrben. Sic
Deteftibes fOnnten feline 8emeiie berbei=
f@afen.
- SIN Gpeiieiaole bes Mcglenan6
9otels in Maeo gerietben apei 9rumz
ner, Graham BON ct. 2ouis un6 2omb
bon gbicago, in Streit. Ser 2eBtere
tuurOe bon feinem Gegner breimal ge=
f9oHen un6 ffarb balb oarauf. @rabam
fibt i'm GefdngniB.
-9 ie Mebl Nieberlage Der Nobeltp
Msiible in Sort @ortb 1T bur@ Geuer
5erff6rt porben. @s logerten Is. 900
pfuno Mei3enmebl in benz @ebdube.
- Bon Brownsville mirb beri1tet,
baB in Matamoros elm Si9erbeitss Go
mite gebilbet wurbe, nm benz Sreiben
ber bortiseu 8erbre@er balb elm gu6e
gu MAIDEN.
= q. s. See in MeainneD, Der i'm
Sabre 1883 einen Morb be9ing, tpurbe
gu a~meiidbriger 3u9tbausfrafe berur>
tbsilt.
- s. SO. Smith ia Denton, eben=
falls elm M6roer, erbielt lebensldngli9e
3udtbaustrafe.
- Die 9dlfte bes Stdbt@ens Bairb
lit niebergebrannt.
- Mler. Gergufou tpur6e gum Pnfs
meiifer bon paleftine ernannt.
= Die geiunbbeitsbeb6rbe bon Sort
Mortb bot brei Merate angeitent, tpelds
bic gan5e 8ep6lterung Der @tabt i'm:
pfen iolen. Ma, 1T Der Nnfi@t, baB
bic 8lattern in Sort Wortb bereits epis
bemif6 getporben finb.
= &. 81. 9ufman in Dallas. Der
ben 8erfibrer feiner So9ter erf9OB, 1T
In BET Norunteriuhung BON einer Surp
freigeipro6en tporben.
- Die giIenbabn3ige bon st. Gouis
nod 9enifon tpurben i'm SnbianersSers
ritorium "a Stunoen lang bur9 S4nee
aufgebalten.