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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1888-11-15
stuuIrr H-ur,r Ernu.

G0uriers who have arrived at Zanzibar
rum Tabura bring ,iirars news rom the
Stanley expedition. n portion Of vhieh. A.
eprtiing u0 the couriers. vas met at the end
81 November, 1-sT, by Arab traders nc a
point vest of the Albert Nyanz1K and south
east Of the San1L The detachment Of the
expedition seen consisted 0f thirty men,
whose lender stated chat Stanley was two
days ahead Many of the expedition It was
stated. had disnppearei or were dead ant
forty had been drowned N attempting TO
cross a grsa1 river. flowing from sasc TO vest
One white man had died STANDBY hag n1uulr
with TRIBES which had refused TO furnish him
with provisious- And a masoritY Of hiH es-
eort had been attacked With fever and com
psilsst TO halt. When the euariers lett the ex-
p~seitinn Stanley was we'd He had decidef
Co strike n coarse to the nortiivari IN oryisr
20 avoid the ssamps and then proceed east
ward to- Wadeiai, an which place he
hoped To arrive about the middle OF
January. The eouriers who are Arabs. e.
timars the strength of the expedition after
the LOSSES mentioned at $50 men and express
their belief thar they we're able TO reach
WadsIai.
II will be remsmbaraf that on Aug. I IN
formation was ~rerpive'f from Zalzibnr that
two messeugerS had arrived there. who had
left the interior abaut the beginning Of April
who had reported that STANLEY hat noe ar
rived at W adHiaI no TO that time. The nlps-
sengsrs stated that aMargh Emin Pasha lid
receive some and Bdseisivs Jews
Of the explorer, which, had filtered through
from tribe tp tribe. but that the reports we're
very conflicting. some declared that stan
ley, after losing o number OF men and a large
portion OF his supplies, WIS hsmmsd in by
hssriie tribes between tine HabodI country
and the HILBERT NFanza, while other rum0rs
were to the effect that he had been attnrksd
by the tribes in the MahougDra-Mino district
and, after several enuhifsrs had diverted his
e0ursss IN an unknown direction.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1888-11-15

The railruud eonamisHinHers of Iowa made
public thsirdecisiou IN uheDavenporr. DuhugGs
anfBuriinHrou iohbsrs' eases against tlIeiowp
railroads. Commissioner DEFY refuses 70
sign. giviag as a reason that Fred Wild uf
Bhssfeporu rhrsabenetl HIM wiril the opposi-
mon O: the iobbe-s in the eiesriou unless the
apininn OF the boaFri was made on or before
Nov. The majority Of the hpnrd, Messrs.
smith and Campbell, IN their opinion say:
The evidence on the question of discrimina-
tinnin muerstata rates against iowa shippers
deyeiDSs a system, Of rates so uniuHt as 10 be
q serious blow at the business ProsPsritY Of
those -ziIzigad winniu the state. The low
rares ohcainsd by Iowa iobbers from tha
Eastern msIrxsts are neurraIized by the high
local r;tues within the stata. Sc tiiaB the firth
class IN and tia h1urth-cIass rate cut are
largslY in sxcezs Of the eiass from ChiPagD 70
Iowa points, and our dealers ara placed at
surh a disadvanrage "A to destroy largely
their prod1s and seriously cripple
their business. In many instances the dis
crIminaGIon in rates in favor at ehfeugo
merchants il 20 TO % per cent. b IL
true Of the Iowa iobbing interests in largely
the ease in resrsncs 60 manufacturing inter-
ests of the STATE. The protIlgts of Ea=tsrn
manufacturer enjoying she benefits OF low
rIres from the East, and also those from
Ohio Indiana and f~ilinais. Our stare IN in
vads+i wirh the products ct the skill Of the
woritmsn OF those states Ind down nc cur
doors at lower rates than Iowa maaifagroriss
epn transport their goods from the manu-
factory in E9wa To points within cur own
state mdsr the pressnr Iowa dis5nnce thrift
From a careful comparison OF these rates
ami the testimony N this investigation,
the commissioner ara Of the opinion
thaB the charge OF conspiracy made
~ not sustained. there having been no evil
danea offered ~ to rms allegation. the prDof
Of discrimination was confined sutirsiY 20 a
comparison between state amt interstate
BUSINESS, aver which the commissioners have
no Iurissticuion, and while the commissioners
ara uaabia TO grant relief against aiscrfmiha-
items. they are OF the opinion THAI a Sir re-
dacrion oflocaI rates wfthin che static IN the
proper remedy to protasS Iswa interests
against the injustice they are subjected 70
from discriminating IN the state rates the
charge that the rates established By the IOth
OF May and the 18Th Gf AEgISt. IsSS, rariffs
are -unreasonahiY high and sxt0rtiouata, ~
fully sustained by evidence.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1888-11-15
PTTH OF THE NEWS.
The Very LATEST associated Press TeIss-
grams Greatly Condensed.


The new ciiief ustice seems no be ravaIa-
mnuazing things N tho supreme court at
" sshingtou A. the lnzxyuas an each siie
are ailogest Fxo hours for Argument. ant the
court sits hut inur. the limit az tile assirn-
ments n never rsarhesL IA u result. it il
bard for lawyers to neil when their eases viii
be %rsaciiest, ami the eaicuiatiunH have TO be
made hy che clerk. The way IN whirit the
nsw chief ustise ~ zisiiing thinus, huwsper,
IN pntrnm al aalcuiaTians at alalt. and the
esrR has now ca frequently uaiagraph lawyers
whose eitsss were noe 10 be reached until De-
esnber thar they are IiitelF TO hs called IN
three or four days.
Attnruey General GarlamL has suhmitneT
the estimates Of apprnpFnr iuns mr. the de-
partrnenr OF mstirc for the faeal Ysnr ending
4aue 40, Is9a, TO the ssrrafaIy Of tine treas
my for rrqnsunissicn to eauafass. These
ars ahnus s30u, H0G3 in exlsass o tha
appropriations hor the present ascaI year
The principal irems Of inrrsaes are the estit
mates dor support Of UniuHI SE1sss prisoners.
vhish y S1s0nG grsatsr than the appropri
aaon for tue present fiscal year. thsestlmafes
nor spariat assistant attorneys which shnw
an inereuse oG S16ge80, and the estimates for
regaiar lefs 0f rhe Unltad States district at
tarneys. wt5pil shows an ingrease Of $35, 01H
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1888-11-15

ssie nesaenaars head willie tina ruBhsr pro
cceded with this wCrk 81 saaurfaa tine money.
After seeurtnG tine snndenfs af hha snfa tfk
rabber pulled tine saIl ropa, and when tiis
srain stopped he nafh the car uuahsafvad.
The mnrieruus ssaalt mInia on Gen. A. 8
busslntsll has been the a~lIahsorhinr tnpic az
springfield. Ohio Every p~uiifacnl iufsrest
hes waned befbra tim interest manifested IN
the vnlainuuB atuempt az as-snssiuuriau
fsen- BnHhneins injury Is r~ssurnized asa public
',ddsnIry- AMI citizens, Irrespective of poll
TIES have feveFiEhiY awaitesi news from bis
aefisiaei The generals CONDITION. haschangrd
lA0rle since the assault His ininries nrs. nos
considered iftai. but ms surgeons have en-.
ibrrsd ahsuiiua quiet and fsssesf0m fgsup e.
eftemenh. He has been under great mental
and physical strain far a mouth, and wis ar
the time Of the asEassinafion in an exii ansG
eG cunditiafh The nervous euHsifGian was
very pronounced. aud he was HiatrY ami IN
cuherenE OF speech. II IN faazed his hles viii
he disfgzred The first visitor ar the house
rhe next morning. was Gov F0ralssrs wiid
was driven rapidly to riis Bushnell residsnse
M soon az he Iearsef OF the assault. The
gnvernor m anifestea most genuine solieitnde
mad was greatiy iueensed and snrrisd about
the martsr. The Rspusliran central -om
nirter has offered Is seward of o. 300 for ris
arresz and ennvirrsnn of the persons engagad
IN riie assnnir, aud the city a county will
follow with 81 Got revar4s eftsh.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1888-11-15
Insrieaa Iaflasurs VITA asra.ty-

A Munich ttiermanY} Cabiegram OF Now. y
says Popular excitement at Stutrraru IL all
abIaze agIin over the Americans Noodeock
amt Jackson, who have obtained surh a
mysterious eontroI over the King. Wight be.
face last Prime Minister Won MirunBshh re-
turned to Stuttgart, ms after q sonfsrenee
with his colleagues IN the sahnast sent a
messengsr TO she king gIving him the alter
native Of the immstiata expulsion of the
Emericans or the resignation Of the entire
administration. The king was at first
frightened, then angry. and dnally sent a
friends. The ministers thereupou at ouse
signed Your correspondents found che
streets amt cafes throngasi with exFitsd peo-
the bun md heartily cursed the Ameri-
cans. Al the influence which the king could
command WIS brought 10 BEER on the NM
isusrs in ORDER TO induce them 10 raRs up
their fnlios, but they refused TO do so unless
the Americans were sent away Meanwhile
chaos reig1s politically and che Americans
are having things all their own way. When
rhe correspondent vert to the telegraph or
dee ut srmrtgarc TO He his copy the ehipf Of
the secret police cunhscated the dispatches
and o-dsrsa ham to leave the cry az once,
personally conducting him to TIE train. fol-
lowed BY a large rowd The correspondents.
thersHSrs. had Tn rasarn TO Munich before
being able TO forward hEs dispatches. Thus
was ~foIlowefi By a cablsxram next day. which
said Woodwork and Hsndry, sL American
OF the king Of Wurtsmb-rr. Ienf Wire
sutderly- The king locstAi them IN a pretty
villa olpposire his avn hssSel
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1888-11-15
Record Of Casualties

Near EoPeweih. Pa, several miners wfiie
rding on a hand car ON the SANITY Run
aranetr CT the Huntingdon 4 Broad Tcp
Mountain railroad. we're thrown from the
var by a runawaY team sum Hastings was
Instantly killed., Martin Maher hsnI hiH sznil
%erilsie,t. and seven Others wsrR seriously
iaInred
The norwegian bark Noe, Capt. Bionnass,
FROM New Work. Get. = far 5tarrin. cnllirief
wish and saak the steamer ~saxmnndiiam of
Eages. fwentg-two PERSONS are missing and
arc supposed 80 have been crowned Eight
snevfp5rs have landed at Weymouth. rhe
Sor was a~handoue,G. Her crew have Iandef
as Portland
Thara was a iafriBie explosion in the Cam
Pagaes esHiery aD Avsrvon. France caused
By ire dsHnp The PIT was fiil Of miners az
me time Elghsg ARE Known 10 have been
killt,t. Searching parties have bnuniI and
-recovsret. 50 bndies. The scenes about the
nine opening we're terrihis 20 Witness.
Mothers, wives, SISTERS and lowers were viii
with grief
An explossou OF ctarlsscareh DUST at CHS
earn, damagpti the ive-srofy building ussi
a. a store honse far rhe bug sugar reinery
near Twelfth sSrset vlIiugt to the EXTERN %
SIC, Geo. MaaaUs Hamms4 a laharsr. WAS
daagrrDusiF burned abuus the ilce. neck and
hands and his eTas were neariy destroyed
= 1879 ANAA'A W Wy
%sfiInnsst hy the explosion, bur not seriously
hurc.
The Steamer Lizzie Gardner suns aiew miles
aruTe Hanulhai ON her way up the river. She
aad heen 10 Chester, ninsrv mites below So.
Eouis, with hmbe,f which Capt. Whitney had
sold and was Delivering The water was not
deapa az Che PRINT where the boar sank. aad is
viii not be diffiwlg 70 pump her out AMI raise
her though quite expensive The Gardner
belonged nomiaaliY TO capt. EratSa. but 10
~ understood that t~heSasyer 4 Austin Lnm-
Der comPaay hHd the Earvrsu Interest," in her.
While testing a rope fire csc1pe nj thu Mou-
Iaheia house at Pirtshnrr. the rope broke.
and thrse hoysJ flames Mcclure, agsd f0ur-
{ senYe-ErAIoh;s Dut DIV, AIRED fiftsen years.
ami bnnlei Nlgie. ageu hireefi years, were
preriprtaraa rom the afth story 60 the pave
ment. a distance sf seventy feet. Mcclure
and DuddY feii heasl foremost and were Killed
instantly. Nar1e had both arms and Inas
br1ksn, laif viii probably lie. The agsnt OF
the fire escaps. FL e Wilson Of GAINESVILLE.
ONO, who hiraat the boys TO come dawn the
escape, paying rism 5 cents each. has been
arrested p~endiug Vhs aurnner's Investigation.
He ~ almost crazy over the unforrunasa
affair and IL being watrhed closely. aa il in
feared lie VII aruempt sricide.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1888-11-15

Indianapolis Journal
do you know that If a man has a
heavy trunk be eansometines travel
a long distance on arailroad without
a ticket or any money saida young
one day who had recently
made his way back from Texas with
but a few dollars. when I reached
Sc. Louis I had but five cents in nv
pocket, and I did not know y man
there I could ask for a loan / went
to the ticket agent, and making
known my condition asked him how
I could get to Indianapolis. Have
you a trunk he asked told him |
had, and he said he would indtroiuca
NJ to the conductor. When the con-
duetor came up was introduced,
and he asked ms fer the check to my
trunk, which / gGve hfm, ard he then
gave me a small ticket, which be said
would get my trunk in Indianapolis.
/ asked him how much the trunk
world eosr me when I went to get it
out. he said 81. Wei, I got through
all right but when I presented the
ticket tor the trunk It cost me 50
msteftd ofST. Ihave been wondering
ever since who got that money but
! didn't care, for I was glad to
get back to Indianapolis even cr
those terms
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1888-11-15

A Grand Rapids Mich speriaI SAWS
since the death in France Of Bishop d. d.
Patterson, Of ths listic SEER known as The
Childrea OF ZIon, ssandalaus STORIES have
been afoar regarding ais relations to Mary
HawIe55 a woman Of his hdek. who was
designated ~ The Haadmanf Cd
CHRIST When th. bishop. who was
married and had q family, LEFT here
two YEARS a~p, Mary ioine.{ himf in New
York aud accompanied him in his European
travels until his dsnrh- A ehiIi was born la
them, ind when Elder SPENCER. Of shis city.
Eisired the bishop in Scotland and hecame
~as4aaInred with all the facts, he depossd
B5sh5P Patterson reieuaring aim 20 privata,
he Snicp the bishops deafh the story has
been SPREADING. and aSlast thschEtrrh leaders
have been compelled to take notice Of IT,
Afaer fregusnriy considering the subject, an
address, has been IsHuei to the public, Signed
by Eiieis John Patterson, who N a brother
at the d ind hishops David Spencer and G. e.
Reveil. saying they had h.It every eouadsnre
IN Bishop Patterson. and could NOT Believe
thr rumpIrz Of wrong until they had eomsh.se
eoftsnes thai sgil sxisssd They have invas
ti4zted ;md discssJersa the shameful sruth.
and nov clear themselves aad wish the pah-
hs TO know thsy uphold 10 eva. Hence
forth all meetings ef these Children Of
zlsn via open TO the pubic, anf the
mysterisus secret rites established By the
bishop VIII b. abolshsds
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1888-11-15
WE'VE -eeueraIities

Qnits a D~erceptihIe e~arrhauake was eir at
Memphis, Tenn. People aslssp in they upper
staries or buildings and residences was con-
saderabiy Alarmed. f5s Duration was only a
6Ty seconds.
wm. Cooke, a broker aged 20 years, hung
himself nc Pruviienee. r &, from a beam in
THE basement OF his house. He n well known
eiIuse Of his suicide.
The brcils between the union and nou,
uIion street ear men we're resumed at Che
eago. shortly after midnight a particularly
serious ARRAY occurred 0ns ca the combat
anus lost his hnA
James LnngDnortl, a bartender who killed
a nan named Case, at Denver, while expeil
him from a saloon, died IN eouyaisions4
apparently the resuir OF nsrvsus prnstra-
non and rsmsrse, which eadsed him To mag
that the murdered man was torruriilg
him L~ougonoeri was Que Of the three menu
beers Of the Sew Orleans polica farce who
escaped the r1Eages Of she cholera N that
cry IN 1875
EGgpne NJ Mcdonald tried to rsgistar on
last registration day IN New York. He re-
fused t0 raise has hand in making his afirma
rion. The inspectors asked him IL he bsiievsd
IN God and Mr.. Macdonald replied
than il was uoae OF their bush
ness Mr. Macdonald ras not al
HsfrfA 81 fFZFtNt- Er tpRhfTl W Nat SUI
preme court for a maudamas compelling the
inspectors to register him. Ths iudge dsei,ied
that ths Inspectors must and rsr-
isssr Mr. Macdonald = name.
The gross earnings Of the Cuiou Pasihc
Raiir Dad company aor September we're 81
D Dos, a seerease frun the same month
Inst year Of sTS,974 Surplns, 81 .058.153.
dsHrgase, ssl3T T94. The Ineraase in e expenses
was SEE, no For nine months to sept.
30, I.ss, gross earnings. 81 24a Doc, IN
ereEse, s51I.0a9s surplus, sssf31, $50; de-
GREASE, t322,25f increase. in -xpenses. $3.50 >
3ab President Adams says he knows OF
M reason foe the ka~rgain.reass m operating
expenses during September. beyond the firr
Of large toulagea at bow rates. Thedeerease
in Srprsmber nee earning causes considerable
surprise IN financial circles
Lewis D. 6fresnsEtde, husband Of the ouIy
female barber IN Brookiy., has sued shs
trustees Of Few. De Witt Talmazs's church
for 81 900. H says he was fsrcibly ~eisctesf
From the church without cause to the Getrf-
merit OF hia clothing amt feelings. The
-trufstses claim that Mr. Greenslads appeared
q 'front.' sent Of the church Que sunday
night IN . tennis hlazeF, knee hreerIes and
red stockings Recommended his rexaIia from
tae sexton with an ulster, whieh be removed
shortly after being seated Mr.. GreensIade
il known n Brooklyn a. Lewis, thu
light.s He thinks he viii Eve forever il hs
attanstschurcr regularly IN the eostume which
offended Dr. TaImage's sexton.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1888-11-15
ELECTION RESUME.
Harrison and Msrtun Kleetsd. Carrying
Al tAs sartlsra stases Rae gOnnoetI-
sMt and View Jersey.
RspnBfirsns Made q Clean Sweep An
ever the Country. hnsiadins ths
next congress.

It taok two days before 10 esniii be stafesi
that Harrison and kort1u ara elected he-
YOU'D the pussibiiity Of a donhn on the rsaci
OF a paradgsntnsa. New Work has Eobad tor
the Republican tirlisbby a MINORITY sf which
ths awasu raliabla estimates are 10 900, ald
which viii u~uanubtiy exeasd that figure.
This is not the clnim Of an enthuHiaauie Re.
publican. or the estimate Of q parity eem-
mirree in the bnanssE OF Ginning exes;Y-
thug. Z IN tins vuira OF an actual
count Of bnllots whirh nothing can
set aside. II in conceded by lending
Democrats. and By all the reiiiIble
Democratic press Of SfE York eiry and sSrte.
There IN no question uhOut any state nGn
hitherto eansidsra4E doubtfnl uI,less it be
California. from whmh we need rot expecr
complete rsrnI,us for some days TO come.
Bur, Though everybody believes tiaf il viii
add ms votes 10 the Republican column. il
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1888-11-15

A resident Of Waterbury, Conn.
thoss;ht be would take a fve-cert
rhiS on an electric ear He wishes
row NkaI been a fHycent ride on
some other kind OF vehisie, for his re-
iIahle gold watch received 30 big a
dose Of magnetism that it stopped
shortly after be entered the ar The
bII for freeing the repeater from the
Effects OF che magRectic touch VIII be
Size
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1888-11-15

Mr. Ee=tlntr, OF Smysna, had a
periIoas experience among ro5her'
afSy- BE and two friends whib
making d MISSIONARY tour we're way
Esid by brigznds. who took their
nrssariaI aH-ome thirty dollars
not f0rgptfiag, their watehes. After
Much threatening they were allowed
TO go Ths missionary and hs
friends we're certainIy fortunate 60
get of wTthoat a tasaa Of personal
violence
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1888-11-15

Dickinson e,5glegs student, Price by
name paid a rather heavy fine for
the pleasure Of throwing a ball. He
made such an energetic throw be
broke one OF the bones OF his RIGHT
arm- Thanking it Was dasbpeated he
had his comrades try To pull Fs m
again. and they pulled 20 hard that
they broke theotaer boNe- A strong
pun, a bong pull and,a pub alto
gether Is often q good thing, but
should be tempered with discretion.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1888-11-15


The German Emperor was a bump
tious and cve-bearing child, and
nevee endured being beaten in any
game Hhe eosSld not get bis own
way he would first suEk- and then
try and take advantage Of has posi-
tion AZ . rosnf child Bat this
was never allowed The rule IN the
nr1rsery . strict equality, and ths
nurses had stringent orders q enfv rcs
H. He had y cod. pconi naanAleif.
which made him anything but popai-
bar with his other playmates- lt
Hss quite the reverse with Prince
Heary and the Eftle Prircess Sophie,
who were beloved By all
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1888-11-15

ACCOMPLISHMENTS boat at Douglas
Con broke her hawser and started ni
en&aindspendent drift ShefolFowed
the Ieasfings OF the elrrent for soue
time then took 81 position under a
drawhridgrs when the risingtide bore
her " pagainzt tt ffs5ngt the draw from
itsruHninggear and smashing things
in a reckless sort of q way. The
bFidgp-tender boarded the boat and
found the captain souni asleep He
had been sweetIy reclining in the arms
OF Morpheus all the tia4e-
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1888-11-15

.ars. Maria Lonise Genet Van
R,'nseeIaer. wisFs~ ofCorneIius Van
Rensselaer,. Who died at Greenba.h,
" r. recently, at the age OF 50,
was the AaHghter of Edmon1C Charles
Genet, Known ia history az CTtizep
Genet ambassador to this country
from the first French RepabEe N
17s3
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1888-11-15

Hunter J. Deputy and a big bear
had a lively time. all to themselves,
IN a cave IN the Casskills. The hurt
err used what ammunition be had
and the bear used what claws be had
The ammunition gave out during
the struggle, and Mr.. Deputy used ms
knife to better advantage, pInnging
It into TIE heart OF hruiA, and so
winning, the fight.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1888-11-15

Three weeius ago the contractors
Tor the iron root of the ne'v public
building IN process Of erection in
Augusta were notified that the ruof
had been shTpped by rail- Since then
10 tidiugs Of the WANDERING root have
been reeeived, although diligent
search has been made for It. There
are fourteen Augustas n the United
States. and 4 any one Of them has
anfrou root which does not belong to
ii. II VIII please return It and be suit,
ably rewarded
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1888-11-15

Countess ToIstoi, wife Of the Rus
san novelist and refnrmer- doSs not
symPathize wifh her husbands ex-
trenle religious viewss and ID il saf1,
threatens il heartemptstoeafry out
has plans OF selling All that he has and
giving the money to the poor, teask
for ana ofheElI investigation of his
sanity-
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1888-11-15

circumstances often favor even
esopers and such proved the easse
lately 10 England, when the mother
of the girl telegraphed the police au
tkorities az Bottom to barrett child,
who wss a passenger on a train that
wouid pass there. She mentioned
the girls fameness, that the police
mght easily identify her Cautiously
euough there turned ous to be two
lame girl passengers, and the WRONG
one was arrested. The other passed
on and got married.