davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-03-09

WANTED-A girl to do geneyRl house work
w MRS. O. j. II. HhRBlb,
Corner Douglas Ave. and 9TH b.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-03-09

Live Pigeons WanGed-Parties
having live pigeons for sale please adj
dress Issuis Seller, Sioux CITY, Iowa.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-03-09

WANTED-Girl for general house work ts
w ply t, J.H. TELLER, Pine street
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-03-09
Something Worth Reading

Hs E 7st @r-NH s-"s. ll t
The best place to buy goods
for yourself and p~resenis for
your friends is at Ralph M.
Wards. 217 west Third street,
Yank.on, Oak. There you will
find . fne assortment of lamps,
dinner and tea sets. glassware,
fancy cups and saucers, vases
aad a large line of toys.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-03-09

For Rent.
EOR RENT-The Scandinavian House, fur.
n ished or unfurnilhed, situated In ts
central part of the city. enquire OF
MRS. III. OLSON,
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-03-09

FOB RENT-e0 acres of cultivated land nt
= 80 acres of pasture one milo from the ciii
Inquire of O. II, SPlNK, Mt Bstea' Grossp
Store.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-28
REAL ESTATE
At TIE EXCHANGE

a
Not much loss IL anticipated by West y" :,
,bs realization of bull iers' eststeS exceps ~ s ~
u,snished nroperty Along avenues 'e,' So u
vans for p-opcrty to rcnt has -, IN ana PP
o-v has recently teen sold al excellent prices on cav
,ra.v Th,mas lc kerson soj fe Ieehee aasS ~, 1e
northeast " Tistst ana blinc apartnents
bs me mSpef Tsis for s yeSh ,see are no va
ssTcies The property sesd 70 or,s IN hsve arisen
elVSOVV myv yw says and IL Is Quie likely thai the
wi, ,ret & vii he unri sally active Icon u nuu ene
iresi ient Of the s., Louis Rea fs n ha-cr, spIpr
ne nooT ycsseTiaS, S, city large mansion with
IN Fi $50 er,snts ara acres OF 'ai situated al
- ,,sg Z with hnc bathlnE;. e,enste0 leHSao stc:'
~, ogacet iol sale ycs;crS'! ~ S-''N'V' " ~ "s''
Nav. York MONDAY. Aug. -. 1883
~, sales were made at the fAchshge ana Auction
loom -. ,uls: ~ ''Vic %ib : lo wS Ns ssi cavo. Of
c,,s s,e % vas adournri 70 september Z.
gECoRDEp REAL ESTATE TltAN,SFtRS T. CITY
ys,a,,s n cor lStD H. q. CNloc. llN9.N Nsl. loN
"a r. fs-sveNi9 u ; aiso . ist-aVe. 81 II n
a ~ ff3th-st 81 IIN-f.1l; also is-avc.
,isiSrin iS ~ !, 10 Z morris Never . $50 coo
y Tsor,, afd wife 10 William carter 10 700
Jloaycrst Nos O. ie 20 also ll3 pearst and 10
ting. IT, 10 Trustee g; L besS !. Cu'lnc Is So7
S'sS'iis &. Howard 'c' @ LOWS D Jackson 70 3 COO
r. kou.scy ani vile to John = Hoo.e - So $50
Z Moore snt wife to James " RAMSEY ss. $50
Washi lson-st No. CO. al-o lIS ,h'istoyher-St.
Frederic ~ Harrington ana others TO John ., o,o
7Iosreavc. " cor Grsy-st 5oxloc Ann Bank
90 Herman Booser 1900
New-York tribune., 1888-08-28
Proposals

AQUEDUCT COMMISSION ERs' OFFICE
Room POO. STEWART b. lLDlNG .o.
NO $50 BROADWAY. NEW YOkh. August H. 1850
'TU CONTAGIOUS u
Il BIDS 0r rteOIOSAi4S for fufnishins ai inea neNt
iactpfing, httng placing &C., tch 4oi.n t.,p h ~
valves and gearing a the Gatehousr a. Ohe-huH ~
ndthty nfthst an Convent ave- o. See lon IL d. % ~
4Sinch stOIcOck valves and gearing "a Oe uS'I
No; % on Section II ana one 4snes Stop .Ve1 @ sce1
gearing b. u-ci the New Gate house on Stcon
New Aqueiuct called FOR In h approved 'iis ms
OF contract and specifications file ii tne ohef o
AQuciuct Commissioners VIII b. received AZ his o"'o
VI weinesiy, sept 3 1855 qi Vel ~ n dne cn
place anf hour they viii BE- publicly openet nJ the hgu
duet Commissioner and the arart o ir conthc' tT
WORK furnishing material VII be male oS H'
Commissioners a. soon therei possibe. -
Blank form. o. "A approved contract asa hr sl,eince
tion- ami bd proposals AM proper enNelots
Tor their enclosure ani rH o. bcnt- an also the psns
for and al Other rfnrmatOn be oDalnen
The sbove once % me Aqueduri Commissioners Oh AZ
plratOn o the Seoretl-y,
~ ~ | JAMES c. DIT tNE.
rOUN = SIIFrUav President
New-York tribune., 1888-08-28
Orsdn Steam trs.

w HITE STAR LINE.
w IoR OF EFNsTOwN AND LIVERPOOL.
RUHAL AND UNITED STATES NAIL STEAMERS
tCrLTic Capt frdlg. W tncsisy septemeer . u.
'ADRlATId, Capt Cameron wetj sept e.. . D. m
RAfFs-seoon $50 ESQ ESQ snd si0o fssturn uck.
cts on favorahe sscfsge from the Coon
Nv 900 r - fHr1ef ssdnud. rah pa sesnasr.
carried on sseanerA rate ESQ eA,urson SOS Fof
insteeton II Mas other iiiurnai lDpy al tie
comneny'. onhrs 10 II Broslwgy, Ns1- York
BRUCE ISMAY. Agent
NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD IS co.
~ SHORT ROVTF TO LONDON
NEW. YORK SOUTH .MrToN AND BREMEN
steamel. Al n "a p er e., "a - li"boken
Trave, We'd, Aug 20 II an werra Sat Sent s IL N.
Elbe Sat Scrt l. D. nj. AVER We'd Sent ie lO's M
Lahn Wed, sept 5a Ritor. Sat SEPT Is / D m
First CsLin, sI6 lni upward berth atlnrdng lS-
cation. second Cabin $50 berth stserage at lswest
''"~ oELRIcHs CO.. No. Q BOwiins Green.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-28
Ecenl Notices.
! EW-YORK SUPREME COURT,

NEW-YORk SUPKLME CUUNI,
~ COUNTY Of KINGS. .
ALBERT Vi. kALbE LEIoCH sAd FRANkLlN H.
KALBFLEIsCH PiamLns against CHARLES H.
KALBFLFISCH Dofentfut - - ~ .
IN THE NATTER or THE RECEIVFRSUIP OF WILL
49, IAN BsOOkFIELD.
igucnt or leC'ee made IN the ABOVE
entitled action at a Special Term 0 this Court hell al the
County Court IOu-e the County Of Kings on the ia
day of August and duly cnefci IN The Office OF the
Clerk Of sad County, L. William lirooket the ltreeiNet
of Inc property Martin Ealbneschs sons hereby give
notice that 1 will sen public auction 90 the highost on.
der AZ the ion No 30 Mouahhy street II the
CIV of Rrooklyn n y. the 18th day Of september,
ss a, - O'clock noon all the assets n the urn 0f Mar
Tin Kabreischs Sons which have come rto my hanlr a.
such RECEIVER and ling all the pef~n1l properly;
ekattes shares book debis cho-es Ia se ana
SECURITIES ~ aid firm of every descriptions ana an the
right tile and interest which as such Receiver nave III
any sul lect 20 any eN-llht hths
purchasers al SAID sae VIII b. required to pay twenty
per OF the Of thcT bids 10 ca-h az M ue .,
the sale and the balance within thirty Gays iee1t st
my office No 5j Fulton Street IN the Ciiy Of New" h0Fh
Dated New. York AUGUST - ltss ,,,-
WILLIAM BROOKFIELD. Receiver. -
ALEXANDER & GREEN. Attorneys Tor Receiver A-o
broadway New York City
New-York tribune., 1888-08-28
Gouses ano Rooms Wanteo.

w ANTED Care Of house within ! hour OF New-YUrk
w during vnter months By clergyman wife ani grown
on hest OF reicfeLcea Address REVEREND. East Ber-
liz. Conn
WANTED Care OF house within hour OF New York
w Clty during thS b. and vile. chill
d-rn best ~ references Address T. s.. Tribune Ofice
WANTED For winter months a small. well furnished
w ast in fashionable ncighb0rhood state location and
rent iiress HOME. Tribune Orce.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-28
0orrlrn Doar0.

l.. RsTCIAss BOARD In a MODERN COTTAGE
j Alth additions and e0muOdou rooms eentfsIy
located and newly furnished u Front ~. sArsNts
- Oneh- Iune l5 Ma VAN Ft'HILN Fr'D
~ wO COUPLE or few cent cmen can nnd ds.i'abs
place 10 aTf priv g. liz: les than an h " rom
New York I: - n Al ieaut u T." NJ frJi = sa
lion Be1r Ala css HOME in2 Wilan-si. III ioor
New-York tribune., 1888-08-28
Connlrn Boaro .iDanis0.

nOARD WANTED-F winter about ! hour ron
Is New York for gentleman. wife and child hrstclass
ACCOMMODATIONS only. dress with AeW-feTA Hisf
saeos HANOVER ls2sS broadway.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-28
Citn llroperip for Sale.

ASSORTMENT OF privats dwelling for sale prices
from 80 500 90 cOo aii ViCr block 81 &c ira
l'arS, east l. KnPArRcK owHer' - h'@t so'h- 81
L LTGANT fcur-soIy brCwnst one hov stoop cahicet
IL fn she'd hcuscs Nos As 80 - West eIthst Inquire
rleniscs ~ JAN rs A. FRAME, owner -
yHoE sAi-E.--rhe i-stnFy end b1~sment building @tl
Z Sdave. och ratc glass front lot IS feet by
20 c1 years lease Noy. i. osf ground ooi $500
10y vefs taxes AMI as~essaeHts at te eVnat on OF the
resent rye ~ renewed the Of ho ground pays
or The Sufdipg.
APFI.Y on PREMISES. no AGEtIS
New-York tribune., 1888-08-28
Grcnrslors.
Eel1 t)dl,tcl

ENTS-fo - ar article q great utility TO al own
"A ms horses using HaEe EanesA .
4 cEETS WANTED-In al Cities and Manufacturing
n CenlFes TO Introduce tho se4ble Ladder Fire
i-eape. Nen acQuautel with builders and maLufsc'
tuieTs preferred For further Information address
NJ HAGEN General Agent 21o Sih ST.. Troy, n. !.
NsIANTED-A young nrst-clss eoatmakeT, bushels
w nan; also hFstc!4ss eoJLni-AeGs L. u. ERlCSON,
394 1tiavc.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-28
Brooklrn ''ropertn iDanico.

-
WANTED. D.-House lease rent In the ghborhood
w of Lazycueave ane st. James place, Brooklyn, from
September October Z AdlTess, full particulars rent
tc A. r.. Box AZ Tribune Once
w ANTED TO PURCHASE In Brooklyn: o good three
w story hfiCk house good ghborhOoi
Address with all particulars and price. T. A, Box 40
Tribune Oscc.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-28
Cres5mailnn.

~ DRESsMAKIEG.-By q Grs.-cass ftief ani dFlper b
~ tie lay; city or county; city references Aalfor
d., $50 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-28
gcnnirn i]ropertn for 6als ano Go Get.

VILLA SITES FOR SALE
WITH oCEAy VIEW
BEuSOiEURSI-. i
AT
Blythe SEA,
THE SELECT PORTION OF
DATK beach, |. l.,
WITHIN 45 " NUTS or NEv.y0RR
Nelgbo borhooi fencei and restricted streets and sis
H'Ad P dnsEu By yii I an a. '',' '' Z i ~ H. ecaseeon
NJ one can appreclai the adv antag p.oper,y
a. lacy & aevgpa & without ssi9i the , yi3 sites
'"'''l 80 '''' '''' 'O' ~ JGR& IJoii2soN jGE'
or IN oa.es ii nSS s .ShSisi Sei; "n the properly
riiE BGACTi.IL AND FAMOUS
Union Course Property,
ADJOINING BROOKLYN. Is BEING
offered in BuUding Lots.
ITS NEW NAME is
UNION COURSE PARK. "
Who wou'd not embrace ih's unity 10 secure
Of nc iaesi property in the Vlr it, lnco-
ton 4, unsurpassed lis beauty Ia marvellous
It, accc-sbity tie very best. it- hcahiHinr-> un-
questioned Mig u Oh Allan Avenue and ihc Rapid
Trrs and Electric E0a6,w ;b dc OF on This PROPERTY
Right in the y hvay OF Br Sk!yns great growth,
with hop.e~ budi, like magic all nr'urdi Il aud Ia
q f-n wecss ovcrii. Now H. tire -ccure lots
f0rrssh down on $40 ;aOutly paymeats For fall
particulars adars-s
HITChCOcR's REAL ESTATE OFFICE,
II Chnsnbcr--.L. Ncw-I erk.
Tes residence Of he ats Icy z r ZOE a; CoIrH,
Nson abunlance q fut; sleai iroason q" r' So ara
StSer & s % ne "a @ o. i'iSGd too1tabe
house. 20 rooms; lode tam ,a.'iaeehou.e AID nAer
st.isot}.e II si,us'ion and cond on ana Is Offered 70
settle the estate. ~ w.l be sl!d low 60 prompt pur
'''@''' fiiILElrs s WELLS, Tr6lns BprlnF.
ETYCy toE MO ETcLAIR- res,ae@ce,
Ysr CLAGESGE h. TURHs Bee1,an.sI. N Y
NOR SALE or 10 LEAsC.-A beautiful suburban
! houe Lalc mott; exieI,pe gro = ar uca "
laid, LAID ogt laTse $500 e T.! "a ais on s5g an a. one o
LONGER. owner c. D. SHEPARD. - BFoaIway
I oYG BRANCH. Tlherou. Monmouth Beach md sea
l. BT'gbL-Tr sdo. choice ocean front property; bal
'''H'' 0'-0 '-'''' WILLIAM LANE Long Branch
ORANGE, n. ). faud 90. vicinity REAL EsTATE-
- Fof .sie and ,Sn' Eorther lnerma 90 g OF Lp"' r
New-York tribune., 1888-08-28
Che 1urt.
BROOKLYN JOCKEY CLUB.

49, ~ .
BROOKLYN JOCKEY CLUB.
Extra Meeting on Wednesday Thursdny and Friday
Aug. 29sh 3Oth and 3ts.
From New.York Boats foot OF whitehs-st e. Culver
Roater) every half hour irom 10 10 l. l. nd.lrold
ivia Thiryfvurth Street Ferry) at IL :9C m ~ 20
100 and 30 p. M, connecting with trains at Long
Island Oity 10 minutes lnter.
From BrOoklyn-s Culver Route from Nnth-ave snd
Twentleth.st, every nfteen mnutes from Fatousnave
VI III 80 q M II 30 sni 40 VI AM nom Tnri ave
aud sixty nith-sl. South brooklyn every half hour
Six races each day. starting at 2 80 p m
L. J. DWYER, Pres
II. d. MCINTYRE, sec'y
Nj ONMOUTH PARK RACES LONG
Nl BRANCH. N. J.
EVERY TUESDAY THURSDAY snf SATURDAY.
Cat.i Tuesday. August 2s,h Comurnrna a. 20 D n
Central u K q y J Liberty S. Ferry; is 0 80
u 10 IT., IL i5. ~ AS l. 80 D m Pennsylssnis
Il T., Cortar It and Desbosses st. Ferries 10 9:to
u 30 g. IL IN. Il 80 p Il ~ on SATURDAY. !.
snlJ.j Boats Via SANDY Hook from Pier s. -toos Of
Reetor-st. \ q. II a. m l21S p. m
Fate. Round Trip lncludnR atnIs-or N FIeli 81 81
" cOSTrp Scr cASSATT Pros
New-York tribune., 1888-08-28
Burincss pro1sri1 Cox Sal: aa> % c:t

DlHlEING Grand Central Depot z3i attractive
\ large J4ste ..ass lr0Ets. heat Appiy
y Ms'scn-ave
u JIi4D' 'SGS S-C4ES, LOfTS AND OFFICES TO
- LET Bseknan Ann, srltoih I"ho, t"aEi. Mlll.
an. Eessir ard streets tbs vicinity. GbLAND y
'iiI4i-sf , l.eeiMat 5;
vCOSTFR-ST.-S ccii0r and lofts; together
- s~Das''v: ev'fa Ha1a-1ous n inc r'rintted;
mean rent. iumcd posse son cNce'len' l'rh':
SMllI Ely lO3 GOllst
New-York tribune., 1888-08-28

NOOh am la NDRtSs. .-Hy neat Welsh siri ciiy
X ui1er-taiis hrf wprh Nr IN every pa
soUtr, hou,-L Ca go Ctn-aye, near i7th-st
New-York tribune., 1888-08-28
Dtaro 1n0 hoons.

Dtaro dn0 hooMs.
tsT-sT. WEST, 1l9.-Des rible Foolns to let with
= oafd; references eArhansed
m lsT 1913 WEsT.-RoOms sngy and suite
culsina uneXceed; superior accunno iatons; unler
management
on WEST 26Tu-ST. (NILLERS HOTEL).-The con-
81 Nenicnc-> bnfe with the quiet aud comfort oi
home table unexcepLionable.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-28
flats iUanie0.

w ANTED. Small nst, unfinished In upper part of
w ely >n.ail house In country within hour OF
w. W. D., Rock Falls. Conn.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-28
Ctr 'Jroper:p Go Ect.

INLTGANTI.V FCENl SIZED. story. high-soop.
Il brawIstoac fnit t~o Jath-ronNi located On Mest
-3l>t.. t-tv Bouievads; terms 10 strictly nrvae
fany - SEQ per annum poss -Cn ~ ufoiHtS Address
q. Owner, Union League Ciut, y. a. SlN.
yrOR SALE OR TO LET --2i2 Wcs, 72dst. Grstclass
z aud basement bOwnsiCEe house; eAten.
all ,hp'oyeueits al hardwood; newly ,aeooraieI
fsoG-hoU;. FOr fJjher pf;icu1t a. - price, &c, apply
tl r. HAMPTON, - aRa p Wet 22J-sL
.S.JT HABIs)N-AVE. COR. 45D SIT let The
OOH OF hs3tea furnished corner
rouss ts owner rcserying OoasL Apply ON pi@IS
sci, from 10 /,
l0c IIN INGTC AVE. near S9ths,.. Yet with I'm
D'SO ccs.acr 20 session.
rutland & WHITING. E"ekran-st
New-York tribune., 1888-08-28

.,oOK ec-By YOUNG Wesa woman cOmQelcnt.
r.oLuial.a cook arsoa-s bread, Dueut AMI pastry
iaker; excellent laundess uadestJnis care OF MIX ana
In .r. wages uo,,!sfe: city cngntry references
AWURICsS TI;AINlNG SCHOOL 3o1 3l-1Ve 33jst
New-York tribune., 1888-08-28
,,AINE STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

vi The only direct llne TO
PORTLAND Me-, and COTTAGE CITY, Mass
Steamer Winthrop leaves every Wctnsscay steamer
Eeanor every saturday a. p m Competing .; Por-
ts!oad lilies fOl Bar H<i oors
Od OrrhaId Ioand spring, White Mountains. Es-tporS
ST John AMI all points ia Maine New brunswick and Cans
ada Fare " Portland, 81 Excursion Is. To Cotsgs
cay. sa excursion, a. Bar Hasgor Excursion siS
Including berth 10 state For freight and passage
apply " uoRATlo HALL. Agrut
'T' Pier u, E r. foo. OF MafsoIst
New-York tribune., 1888-08-28
6itualiono rDanis0-Aialfs.

n RsE. etc.-By North German girl as nurt seam
r-s OF lad e. m.ld hnc nee lie woi fcf O,st teie-
,nces city or country Mrs BlRCk u SI,s L. l92r
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1888-09-27
Robbers Captured.

CARTHAGE, Tenn, Sept. 1s.-Yetsesdss
afternoon an John Smith, stone eonefaegot
of the Nashville & Knoxville, an4 HIS
bookkeeper, MI. Schrieder, were betseeps
Gordonville and Lancaster on their 81
TO pay off the hands, they were stoppedhE
two men who demanded the 8, 00e waicks
they had in a gripsack. They fred esshe.
robbers, but Smith was struck ON the head
and rendered insensible and SchriedeF Sek
The robbers escaped with the money hv
were soon overtaken in the woods sE
party of railroad men who had been ho
titled by Smith soon as he Eeoovse'ed'
consciousness One of the pursuers patned
johnson MORALLY wounded one Of the sob
bers and shot the other so severely fhsS he
may die. The money was recovered and
the robbers taken into custody. They serts
former employees on the road snd kHevt
when the payee would pass and tt,eerounts
he would have with him.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1888-09-27
THE LATEST.

PROF. JAMESON, who was organizing an
expedition for the relief Of Henry NJ. Stan
leg, died Of African fever On the Congo,
August IT,
A SMALL cyclone passed ever Mammoth
Springs, Fulton County, Ark, on the 21st
Houses were wrecked, trees blown down
and corn and crops ruinsd. Several peo-
pie were injured but no ons was killed.
q. BROWN, an old resident Of Godfrey.
ILL.,, was induced to put $500 into the
hands Of q swindler recently to bind the
sale Of his farm. The latter disappeared.
GEORGE SAcKErT's warehouse and 1900
barrels of cranberries at Berlin, Wis, were
destroyed by Gre che other day Loss.
$4,000.
TIE Senate on the 21st passed tho Agri.
cultural Department bill with the signal
service clause stricken out. In the House
the Senate joint resolution appropriating
500, 900 for yellow fever sufferers was OBJ
Jected to aud it weat over.
CHARLES F. PECs was found suffering
with yellow fever willis riding in street
car 1T New York on the 2lst and taken to
Bellevue Hospital.
ORDERS have been issued to have the
United States steamship Boston, now at
the New York navy yard, made ready for
sea service. The vessel is uuder secret
orders TO proceed to the West Indies. sup
posed with reference TO the troubles in
Hayti
JOHN g. PARKHUesr, of Michigan. has
been nominated Minister to Belgium.
TIE Marquis de Mores, who made fait-
ure of the cattle and beef canning business
in Dakota, is now iguring on building
xailroads in China.
BUSINESS failures (Dun's report) Tar the
seven days ended September % Numbered
22S, compared with 2lS the previous week
and 1873 the corresponding week Of last
year.
JUDGE FA1RALL, of iowa City, iowa, has
sentenced Wilt am Orcutt to ten years in
the penitentiary for attempting Co wreck q
train for the purpose OF robbery on the
Rock Island & Pacific railway . year ago.
TIE engagement of Miss Dottie Zeraga,
of New York, to the Duke OF Newcastle 10
announced.
WILLIAM WARaES, the actor, died at
Boston on the 2lst. He was bern Novem.
Der II, 1912, in Philadelphia.
OFFICIAL information was receised by
the President on the 2lst OF the rejection
of the amended treaty by the Chinese
Government
MRS. CLEVELAND and Mrs. Folsom left
Washington on the 21st for short stay ia
the Adirondacks. They were accompanied
by DIR. Ward, of Albany, who had been a
guest for some days at Oakview.
WILLIAM III. JACKSON, one of the Illinois
Republican Electors, died at Fairfield, Ill.,,
recently. The vacancy will be filed by the
State CentEal Committee.
THE President has withdrawn from the
Senate the nomination of John Fitzpatrick
as United States Marshall for the Eastern
District of louisiana.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1888-09-27
The Yellow Rsver.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. Sept. f9.-1essssE,
day was q bright, sunshiny but delSsiE<
day in which the insidious psstiiesc<-
seemed to do it's worst, 4. being che HsasE
terrible in the towns history. The tecQ&E
Of new cases is 156 for twenty-four hour<
ended at six O'Clock. This includes solae
forty five cases reported by the ne6jctt
bureau just after the Official report
closed. The death roll 10 fwsnty, a1
follows: W. II. Moss, Mrs. Jacobs, 8arC
gsret Jones, Walter @. Farnier. Reter H.ok
peg Mr.. George. Paul Jones, D child o.
Nellie Frazee, Simon Grant, Hiss Edith
Snyder, Mrs. Spearman, NJ. gacoby, $ss
Connellys Mr.. 0'Dea. Mrs H q. Smiths
Mrs Ida Charlands HRS elidell. f4amee
Graves, Er. McNair and Mrs. Foley. Three
of these shouid have been addBf to None
days report, making the deaths seven0
teen. The total cases 10 date are Sb203. the
to4al deaths 153.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1888-09-27

CITY OF MEXICO, Sept. 1a-President
Diaz, in his message to Congress, refers to
his relations with the United States, to the
treaty of July II regarding the grazing OF
cattle, to the punishment of Che officers
who crossed to Eagle Pass and Noyales.
violating United States territory, and to
had again taken up the Wiel Abra clc5,ns-
He says the Mexican Governments has
taken precautions against an invasion OF
the Indians who fed from the San Car,
los reservation He recommends the Sen
ate to arrange new extradition tres fv
with the United States, the present one
being too limited, crimes ON the frontier
requiring more ample extraditicn treatxs
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Distressed ImmigrAnSg9

WARRINGTON, Sept. 1s-The Commits
siefers of Immigration of Phila6elphi9
heve been authorized by Che Secretary of
the Treasury to expend $500 from Che i'm
migration fund for the purpose of return
ing John Mcdonald % England and Cath
Sine Fleming and Thomas Raglan to Ire
land Q They arrived at Philadelphia about
four months ago in good health, but have
since become i'll and are now represented
as likely to become public charges.
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with t53 de1thS.
HE Brotherhood Of Locomotive Fire
mes took formal action at Atlanta, Ca,
indorsing federation with the engineers
and switchmen. Is was stated upon good
authority that the Knights of Labor would
amalgamate with these orders, making it
all one organization.
killed by the city mershal Of West Union,
W. Va. while beating the officer.
CHARLES 81. HARRIS, the Santa Fe rail-
way agent af Coleman, Tex, was killed by
William Attley< q drunken cowboy, the
oeher day.
A REPORT was current as New Orleans
to the effect that the late United States
Marshal r. r. Peasants was a defaulter
to the amount of 5000.
The story about the collision between
the Hatields and the McCoys in Kentucky
is positively denied. No battle between
the clans has occurred recently.
THE steamer s. Pisszata from Honolulu
arrived at New Orleans on the 18th. She
came from the same ports and the same
route as that usually followed by the
steamer +. S. Ward. long overdue. It was
thought that the Ward had been lost with
all en- board.
The citizens Of Augusta, Ga, have voted
done by the recent foods.
Hon. JOHN G. CARLISLE and Senator
Blackburn were speakers at Democratic
barbecue at Erlanger, KY, ON the 10th.
An outbreak Of yellow fever was re-
ported at jackson, Miss, on the Doth. At
Decatur, Ala, ten cases were reported.
One hundred and thirty-one new cases
were reported at Jacksonville with fifteen
deaths.
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in a dying condition.
PATENTS recently issued to Kansas in
ventors: William A. Caldwell, of Wichita,
swing; Henry w. Conkling, of Burlington,
device for watering livestock; William
Dixon, of Clay Center, lifting jack; Ed
ward Early, of Scandia, machine for
spooling wire; Daniel n. Eddy, of Sedan,
bridge; S. w. and jeremiah Mills, of Clay
Center, attachment for plows; Oscar E.
Shaw and 4. ID. Wixnm, of Clay Center,
door chec.; A bert johns, of Clay Center,
door check; Edward G. Ward, of Parsons,
end gate; Thomas C. Williams, of Beloit,
corn cutter.
JOHN MURPHY was recently arrested in
Meade County on the charge of robbing
the United States Express Company of q
package containing $4,000, while driving
a wagon for the company at Greenville,
O., several years ago. When arrested he
Immediately confessed his guilt and re-
stored Sc, 600 of the money.
LEAvENWORTH has another coal mine.
As Mrs Slater and her daughter were
recently gathering wild plums near Wich-
ita they discovered the mutilated remains
of j. G. Teboul, q prominent business man,
who had been missing for several days.
A revolver was in hisTeft hand and a bullet
had passed through his head. A fine silk
hat was a short distance away and the
body was dressed in a good suit of black,
costing about $50. A gold watch was in q
vest pocket and $3.50 in a purse. Hogs had
torn the body badly. The coroner's jury
rendered verdict that the deceased was
murdered by an unknown party.
A POST-OFFICE has been established al
Rexford, Thomas County.
THE following post-of1ices have been dis
continued: FIRMS, Graham County
Stephen, Decatur County.