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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-05-25
Wermtihtes.

XIV SIOHH W, pu W u"U ~SaN19
tbum. Sung 5u bleiben lit cine Stunt,
pit ~ werocu lit @ottes CUNT.
%o1bliiti9en Otsniden lit Iflan5euz
tOit angemcnelcr, als 5leii9tOlt
@ute Gntldliiiie mpllen i6nell seiaBt
uIo ibucl nus9efubrt lein. -
3Gs brUdGrt. I!te ionte man INNER
mcbr teriidii6tigeu, als oas laut em=
pioDirne Nteuc.
9ule 6 inr dtun9eu, Delde Der unluuberz
felt &prN6ub ~iciltcn. lino g%elunopioriq
Ser Ntnib mUB tbun mas er uerma9
Damn fam er c. im llebrigen gebeH laiz
lru lpie Is mag.
Spmtagsru9e iiir ale Irbeiter lit
ellie o:r trin3tnlteu 5~oroerun9en Der
@clnnSbcil<brc.
- Sn 9eutidlunp iino i'm 2aufe beg
SuDrcs 1887 burt) Sermd6tniiie an
9cmcinriisj9c a~0rpcrI6aften, &irden,
Sd)hlcH uno mocrc Snititute 4 zoo, 900
Otarf gcilolltn.
- GiHtr Der ArDBtCu @eiubauer I'M
liioll6tn GnliiOrlicu bat ben SerIu6
gcrrNdDt, an Stclc UOu 9bineleu Heger
Su urrOtnoCn, unb oieler Serlud lit 10
gut aisJciollcn, oaB er ldmmtli6e Gbi-
nclcu ~cntiulltu miro.
- Die &c. y. @orlo" bat pieber
ell groBc5 &etf gctbnn. Sic fat eiuen
8eridterltattcr nit eilem Ga3per1tdn=
bigger uusacihidt, NIB oieier bat ale
mDr0cril6cn Stclcu III Den elettril6en
9eitungcn, Die m09lideripelie gefGbrlid)
iucrbcn f0uEcn, beSet9net. Saraus sebt
6cruor, oaB taum ell @eoiert fret BON
@einbr lit.
- Son p Wtitglieoern Der 8ertiner
StuotpcrorOucten 8erlamlnluns lit Der
Intra9 bel 2cbtercr 9eitelIt iuoroen, oaB
i'll 3utmit i'll Dem Don ibr aus9ebcnoen
S6riit uuo 9rudiad)cn Der @ebroud)
bon SremowD rtern mDgli6lt oermieben
uno Der Mu9iltrot eriu6t iuerbe, aud
lcincrititS Cincu entiprc5caoen 9eidluB
ST folien.
llebCr Sarl S6urj i9reibt Die
u&cler 3eitun9": Der beuti9=amerifn.
rlide Staat5manu miro I6on int Splts
lonucr nad Anlerifa 5uriidfebren uns
Den CONNER, nidt Den 8iHter, aui Der
Stuo &orltcd n%erbriu9er. Den er1ten
Sbctl lCiler Mempircu fat er bereits i'm
9auIc hicics Sabres briibcn fertig gez
ltclt. Ser litcrarii6e ;3,uef, ben er
oicIlcits ucrfOlgen luiro, lit Die Samm=
flung uCn Matcrial in eurppdil6en 2lr6i.
ben iiir ell umIuiienoe5 Gei6i6tsipert
iibcr Den &iIr9crtricg Der Ser. Staaten,
81 oeIien Nlbfaliulrg er lid III ben lebten
MfOratcn pefinitiu cntldluIicn tat.
- Sn NcpaOa berridcu nod iDDGi=
lde 3uitdnoc. Sin 3eu9e wuroe Dor
@eribt bur6 eiuen ire9eu Iopofaten
idori ms &reuj Scr9Dr gcnommen
Nta6Ocm cr Die Iortur cine Stunoe lana
au58cbattc,n bat er Den 3i9ter, oas
8erldt auI iiinI Winuteu Sa uertaseu,
naDm Den Iouofatcn, trug i'm Dor Die
Sbilr unO pii9cltc i'm iucibli1 burd.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-05-25
Str GejhGit blnbt.

0ieaei6t fsiu Ding bat siu ipI6s5 auf'
leben bss @eI6dfts5 psrurfabt in Der Npo-
tbets ers Serrn Gbmunc NaIe, ais bas
fesis 0.rtbeilen ron Weriudsfafhsn RON
q. ainQ'8 Irp Discovery fir S&piublu6t.
Der @trlauf cisls5 pcl.bprurn Artifels 1T
rncrm in 5clss Der SbatiaGe, ZAP IS ltsra
bsilt unc mic wirfunsslps lit. 6uItsn. 0r'
tGltuna Aittmn, Srcn6itis, Sriunr unb
ATE Sals- unb Experimentation psrtsn
raid ssbrilt. 3br fUnnt cine prpbe MAIDEN
unp unrntssltIi6 cine &triu6saal4s bUIsn,
che ibr tinr srp6r 6IaI6e fur 81 fault.
,tCce 6lnihe a%lrantlrt. $
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-05-25
auf jcnrm Srrfcbrsmrse ban 3a=
tinncn,

eem breiten atlautil1eu Ocean, wiitben I'M.
aufbprli6 Stitmc. Opb tpebrn bic SGinb be
upb 10 teftis, thiirmtn iid bic Wslsn nod
70 bod, bic trsHliden SdiTe mufsn ibre fee
mGnnilGc SridBuns baten, Ipuriitsu 10 rrben
bod Der 8eiie SrrB bisttn unb aiufsr ilnb ac,
itpsnarn. bic &entrsn frcmbidnoii6en Sanbtl.
une prpbu;ircns aufsuiu6en. Scenes grIs-
li6e Ssiben, Ssefranfbeit, i'm @rrrin nit
aclifItmerjsn unb grocer iunsrlitsr llnbe.
ba9li6frit, finbrt gar mants5 gcbuleia c
Spfer unter ben Rriirneru, no bod Sp4s
ifettrr's Ma9en-SitteI6 c5 rdsrarn lefeit
baben wiiree. S6iHSfapit1nc uub ilter.
taupt aile alien Sbrerjafcn unb rrfabrrnrn
8ellenesn frnnsn bic Shusfraft bieieS
i1dBbaren YrdprntiS-unb Ssilmittels une nur
islten fibren JIG Is ni6t tei i9. Gmisranten.
bic mad esm fsrnen @eifen gsben, ipqten es
sum S&us stgsn MaIaria anipenern. 9r5mt
bic Sllfe hes Sitttrs in Anipru& srasn
OsspepIie. 8erfupfuus, @eberleipeu, 3ierru.
bel9tprrben unb ale 3eiben. pel6e bic barms-
utlts unb ansei&pa@te Sbatiststt Der 9ebeus-
traf.e besirtrdatiseH.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-05-25

2a3 3eitungsweieu Ser Self.
Sapan aIlein beiitt 1000 3eitunaeu, baIb
10 piel pie Gnglarb NIT SrlaRS. @les
in 2lucm erideinen auf Der gan5eu Grbe
$4,000 3eituugen, 10 bab auI lie $4,000
Neniteu cine 3citung tpmmt. europa
bat 10000 5eitungeH uHo 3eitidriften;
in GcutibIaro, ben anoeren Gdnoern pprz
an, cribeiHen $500, pUppn 800 tdgli6.
6ieraui iOlgt 6rantreid nit 1902 uno
GnglaEO init ungeldbr einem Sunbert me-
niger. Sapon ausgenpmmen, eri6einen
ur6 3citupgen in Gliien, bic meiiten baz
pan in 5noien. 4fritd bat 206 Seitunz
gen uno 9tuitraIieu 200. @as bic Nuflaz
gen aubeIangt, 70 sirtuIiren in 8aris,
mel6e5 mr. Die 6dlite Der Ginwpbner 2pnz
ern& sdbIt, LOO, zoo, 900, in 9pnbpn
1917, 5000 Cremp!are Der reri6ieoe.
Hell 3cjtungcu mn Spurudle.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-05-25

aaer europdti1en Wddte eegenSranfrei1.
SIN Sabre 1879 (u25") brad spiiden Gnsz
lamb iyb Afgbauiftan Sries aus unb per>
anIa6te, bab britiife Sruppen pom Gez
bet bes Ge9Rers in ipabrbaft barbarii6er
@eiie 8elb crsrifen. SO unb in bunSert
dnberen Sducn ipieIt bic pmin6ie 3iTer
RS" cine Interchangeable HOle in Der
WeItgei6i6te unb ha unier ge9enwdrtiges
Sabr 1888 (v25") ebenfall5 bas 8ierteIs
bunpert in Der @lobitionspeiie abgiebt, fno
8rrpbese ibunaen, wie bic pben ersdblten,
gerabe nidt auber Srbnung, Inn 10 mebr,
Da Die &riegswolfen in europa buntel unb
perbdngniBpra 9enug auSieben, Inn an
cine blutige Grflaung Der BrOpbetensab,
p25" ~elauben gu MAIDEN.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-05-25
3ularimrli.

IS 9tbt nu9 anOere, a~llcroin9s uiel
entfcrntcre GOmbinatiOncr, nit oenen
Die &cpublifaucr iicgeu iuiirbcn. @cnn
tie ). .. i'll gtpro Carolina, 5cnueiee
uno &Glt Str9itia iic9teu, 10 brau6ten
iie fcinei Cin5i9cn Der 5tueifelbaiten
Staatcn iii 9tproen. Soer mern lie
einen oicIc CT prci iiioliden Staatcn auBer
Snoinnn crpberten, 10 iuiiroen Iie pbne
steiu gorf, gtciu Seriep uno Connecticut
ferti9 mcrocu f0nren.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-05-25
Nruf, Der 0nngen
unb Der -
6eAIe
Yuflen's Nrnica Salbe.

Oil: brfe Saltc in Ter Welt fir
StnittwuH en, Auetidunasu, 8eihpure,
SAlidUg, jieber- unb 5rpitbsulsn, 6ledten,
8riprnalIut odnoc, Siibuerauasn unb ale
SiutIr!ica iJe; iidrre aUr fir Sdmprrbpibtn
mire's:ue s'fiabluug nerlangt. Spaiss gu.
friec:ntttl laranttrt rIsr has 8elp suridrr-
ltatsi. PRS % &ert5 bic Stabtel gu
batrl til ~ ic's sivrtbess.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-05-25
Gar bsbnrHsbsnhrn Gampasne.

Die folsenoe Isabelle lit cine iiberIi9t=
lite j3uiammenItellun9 Der perldleoe=
men Staatcn na6 ibrer politii6en Harz
tciIteluns ueblt 9lngube ibrer GlettOralz
Itirnmen:
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-05-25
Sc4uunarn ocs Trciganorls

Sic en9liIbc YMlOciatiOn 1ttr Den
Shub briti16cr 9lrbtiter" bat cine3 If
rcr Ntit9lie6er nad 2lmcrita 9el6idt,
um lid ilbcr bic amcritauiihcu ,Sdubs
5OllpcrbdttniIc" 81 Wfterribten. Dem
Seri6tc oIelc3 ~Nbgeiauoten c%ntucbmfn
mir in tur6cm NuSiugc 6oi9cnpc@:
sd mar I'M SOmmcr 5uei MOnate
III Nmcrito, I'M SutcrcNe Wpiercr 9lilpci
alton, I'M Iclbit iu lebcn, Ob Die 4rbeit~
erflaiIen oieics 9nnots Hnlcr Dem
SdrbjpIl belicr 9cIlcllt icIcu, ais mir
inter 6rcibonocl. Sd iauN, OuB Sc
manb Der dig GrOou5cnt in Nmerifa iciH
Urpo 5u uerojcntu Dat, crit pcrriidt Wer~
ben mlB, cbc CT 6rcl6dnolCr miro, Mro
onB GARNER Die ucrrildteitcn BON 9lQen
leiu miilicl. Gbe Sbre 2lrbeitcr (5ab.
rifant Uotr 6nrmer) iiber 6rcibnnOcl
iprC6en, lUlltCu JIG cilteu bCc Sbrigen
naf Gu9laIo beritUcr ibidtn, I'M 5u
lebcr, mas Der 5reibonoel fir Oies2ano
9etbnu. 4uiIcn Sic i6n 6 Mpunte lang
8eldditiguu9 NuDCll, bis lcin Jtpf ser
lumpt, feline S6ubloblc binr, ruo CT
an binmlten BON 2llcu uirb, mo iiber-
a0, iuO ct UNI Nrbeit fra9t, miro man
INN nntlportcu, Die 9euti1su uuo BEL
9icr tbun Die Nrbeit binigcr nls CT CO
fann. 00un loiicn Sic i'm inrilffcbz
rem uno on6cim erSdblen, iOa5 Ell iiber
6reibaubcG lpeiB.
@cm Sbr llcberl6uB Sbncn Be-
i9lucroe mudt, i6idcn Sic i'm uudl
eincm OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, bo babeu lie
ME einen lleberI6uB; Obcr iuollcn sic
ons ni6t, 10 uericnten Sic i'm ins Meer,
b~e9rubeu poCr pcrbrcnncu Sic i'm poer
t5un liebcr ir9enO etiuns nit inn, ais
ba6 Sic 5tciDolocl aboptircn; oa5
bciBt, wcltI Sic uidt i%uollcr, bnS aus
lGltbii6c Guncurrcu5 Sbre Manuiacturz
Snouitricn 5crltDrt ulo iontit Sbre
GARNER ruinirt, inOcm lie oieiclben bcs
beimii6cn Marf tcs beraubt.
Nuiri6ti9
-. &. HCttlfer."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-05-25

6pl9cuoe &armmg Iilocn mir in Dem
III Saulas Gin crIheinenoCu 8pdCnz
blotte y9~Oriu6rt5": ygSir Boltcu CO fir
unlere Yilidt, uuIerc Nbpuucnteu uto
ba5 nrbeiteube golf irl 9m0cnneiucn
oarauf auI merfiam 5u madelr, OaB tic
lid) nidt bur6 Die pcrtpdeuoen NI1Sci9Cn
Der gileubnGu. gtg@tten sum llc6eriicbeln
nu6 Dem ,,bu5mcn0cn Snulns 9itD"
perlciten ~lniIen. 6icr berrl0t i6on cit
llcbersNn9ebo Der Yr~bcitefrnit, iucldcs
Aacm lpOttCt. 3ur Ncgl0ubi9un9
bcIicn fam Der Supporter mittbeilen:
@cItCrn trnf CT ellltu S6reincr uon Saltz
las, Der DierGer nit gSeib uno Silo, nit
Sod ulo Gad gcfommcn ipar, ull 1id
bier mchcrSulancn, i'll Der 9oIfuung, 1eiu
Sro0 Su uCrOiCnen, um 10 mebr, oa CT
bnrb Icin 0rl6dlt piclieiti9s Yerlucno-
nno ftirben Wiiroc. 2cibCr bate CT luie
10 nicIe lellcr &eiocns9cnoiicn fem @liid,
benr CT fonntc nod niht cinmal bns
Sal5 perOlcnen. IS iunr obIOlut feline
ScIdj0Iti9nn9 ju finben. "a libt CT
MN bier, i'll Der GrOBitaot, uou Mittclu
eltblOBt. NIT 6rau un0 &iIloeru. 0iclcs
lit llift Der eir6i9e SAT-, lonoern 0ubenoe
bon 5dlcn fOunte mnlt auffiuocn."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-05-25
DfrmannfrWolksblatt

Entered ri the Post Office at Hermann, Mo-, and
admitted Ter tansmission through The malls al
saconu-claA rates.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-05-25
3uIantnlen 5peifelbaft. .

3uIammen 5peiielbait....... 66
Die @cIaunt;abG Der GleftOrltimmen
betrd9t 4O1, 10 caB POI Stimmen sur
GrtudBNIn9 nOt5wenbi9 limb.
Die obige Cite beOarf inOeiien, I'm
Der Sndlo9e 9crau 81 entipredeu, emf.
ger eiui6rdufenoen Semcrfun9eu.
Gic &ucIiicItaatcu - Californian,
Grcgpn mo NcUaoa- limo ben Gepubs
l~itancrn niGt 10 li6cr, bnB lie ni6t III
ter umItdnhm-Jalls ndmlid cin ibner
ni6t bcionorr5 juIa9cnber Ganoioat ITO.
minirt uilroc - III oic &ntc9orie Der
5iuciiclDaittn Staotcn gebroht iucrneu
f0uutGn.
llm0citDrt it l~Utnigitens eiuelR0glid=
felt u0rDanoen, baB Der cine Ooer Der
anOtrc S%iioitdat, iUle namentll6 8eIt=
8ir9inier, Npro-GarUliua ooer Sen.
ncliee, Der 9cmOtratic entrilIen iuerbe.
&On 0cu nls 5lueiicl6nit aufgeitibrter
Staatcn ltimmtcu Connecticut, Snoi=
ana nlo 9tcW ScritD, in Der lebten gta.
t~iOnOnuobl rcpubIitanil6, gteiu Yort
bGmUtrotlid, 06er feline Yartci oerma9
nit Si0crbcit nuf lie Su rcdneu. @as
Den 9tcpublifancrn i'll Den 9%c1aunteu orei
Dltli9cn StnGtcu 5u ~itnttcu tommel
iuirb, lit iDrc Stcllun9 i'll oCr Carthage,
mn in Snoiaua miro cs ltamentlib oanl
pcr5iUtlftlt i6lC6t um Die Sd6e Der
9emDfrntic ItcGC1, ipcun 3i6tCr @rel.
bam bic rcpublifnnii6e 8rdIiocutI6nfts.
nomination erDaltcn IOlltc.
sic Domination ocS @%oIucrneurs
0reD . Suoinnu filr ba5 9lmt bes
SiccprdiioCntcn iuiirbe Die 9lusiidten Der
&cpublitaner bort llur uerbriieru fDnlleu
I'm SIT iicgen, miiiien Die 9emotrnteu
gtep Yort fit ii6 9eiuinuel. @enr
a0e anotre 5lucifelBaften Staatcn i6uel
Suficlcn, 10 iuiirocn lbnen INNER nod Is
Stimmen irblcn. Salts JIG i'll 9tem
OOrt Iie9tcn uno Die anoeren 5~iuciIelz
batter Staaten perl0rcn, 10 wilroen lie
I'M II Stimmen 5u fur5 lein. Sic
luerbcn ibren Ganhioatcn MIR Oanu err
ipdbleu fDutelr, menr lie bon Den Slpeiz
felbaften Stantcn entiuebcr Stem Yort
uno Snoiann Obcr CHER 9tciu OOrf, Neru
Serley un0 Connecticut crpbcru.
@as Die Stepublifauer betrift, 10
fOnncn lie bur6 cine Scr iolgenoen Cont
bi1atiOncl lie9eu:
5idere rcpublifamtI1e Staateu... 1872
Snotana. Is
Neip ScrICD. 9
ulumnlcn. 206
Si6erc rcpublitanii6e Stan:eu... 1872
SnplalId 10
Connecticut 3
Sulantlllcr 203
Sldcrc rcpublifauiibe Staaten... 1872
Heiu So
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-05-25
3%uiammen..1 1872

3lueifel9aft:
Connecticut. 6 New Jersey. 9
Iudiaua.......l5 New York.. 81
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-07-17
A PREMIUM ON MURDER.

Thousands of Children Starved
That the Insurance on Their
Lives May Be Secured.
Special Gable to the Globe.
LONDON, July 1g.-The poor relief
committee of the house of lords has
been hearing the views of different
clergymen and philanthroplsts concern
ing charities. To-day Rev. Mr..
Waught testified before the committee
that thousands of children were starved
or otherwise murdered in England
every winter in order to obtain paltry
amount of insurance which was placed
upon their lives. He denounced the
system of insuring children's lives,
which he said was simply offering a
premium to murder. Many wretched
systems of crime have been brought to
the notice of the astonished lords since
they began their Investigation. A cruel
case of eviction is reported from Kill
murray, Ireland, to-day, where five
naked children were elected from their
homes.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-07-17
WORSE Than BEASTS,
Terrible Experiences Of a
Young Girl Enticed From
Home by a Procuress.
This She Devil Turns Her
Over to a Gang Of Rail-
road Graders.
The Eau Claire Leader Comes
Out for Cleveland and
Thurman.
Murder at Red Wing--A Des
Moines Sensation--North-
western News.

Special Gable to the Glob
OMAHA, July 16.-On June % last
Sara Clarke, the sixteen-year-old step
daughter of j. c. Smith, of South
Omaha, mysteriously disappeared.
After fruitless searches by the police
about week ago, the case was placed
in the hands of detective named
Blanfus. The detective found that,
for some time previous to her disap-
pearance, the girl had, without the
knowledge of her parents, been quite
Intimate with woman named Mrs.
Kate June, who Ostensibly supported
herself at the millinery business, but
who was well known to men about town
as a woman of easy virtue. 1t now
transpireS that this woman sue
ceeded in obtaining strong influence
over the girl. who believed that she was
all that good woman should be.
Shortly before the date of the girls dis
appearance, Mrs. June told her that she
had learned through lady friend of
splendid opening in the millinery busi-
ness in Cheyenne, and persuaded Sara
to go with her, promising her a
good salary as soon as she should be-
come familiar with the business. On
the night of June % they started over
the road, ostensibly for Cheyenne. On
reaching Grand Island, however, they
stopped and Mrs. June hired a livery
team and drove ten miles into the coun-
try to some relatives she wanted to see
before going to Cheyenne. The place
was railroad graders camp, and there
she was kept a prisoner until the de-
tective found her yesterday. On seeing
the detective, and learning who he was,
the girl clung to him and begged him to
take her away. The graders made
show of fight, and at first insisted that
she should remain. The detective, how
ever. drawing his revolver, threatened
to kill the first man who touched her
and finally brought her away. She was
dressed in male attire and her hair mad
been cut short. She told horrible story
of her treatment by Mrs. June
and the graders. Immediately upon
her arrival there the woman had cut her
hair and dressed her in mems clothes.
She had been kept close prisoner, and
by Mrs. June compelled to submit to the
graders, as many as twenty of whom
visited her last Saturday night, after
they had drawn their pay, and turned
portion of it over to Mrs. June. The
camp was in section where there was
but little travel, and on three occasions,
when she saw farmers driving near and
attempted to attract their attention, she
was beaten and compelled to secrete
herself in her tent. She is DOW confined
to her bed, and her condition is very
critical. Officers started for the graders
camp to-day with warrants for Mrs.
June and several of the men.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-07-17
HEADING OFF A MONOPOLY.
The Government of Manitoba
Making a Deal With the North
ern Pacific.

The Government of Manitoba
Making Deal With the North
ern Pacific.
Special to the Globe.
WINNIPEG, Man., July 16.-The
Northern Pacific will doubtless COM
plete a contract tomorrow with the
government for the purchase of the Red
River Valley road at 100000, and for
the construction of line from here to
Portage La Prairie and Brandon. in ad-
dition to several branch lines next wear
and the erection of a number of eleva-
tors. They promise to afford the most
effective competition to the Canadian
Pacific railroad throughout the prov
ince. The government will aid all lines
built to the extent of $1,000 per mile by
a guarantee of bonds. The government
demands guarantee from the North
ern Pacific of certain maximum rate
on wheat and other classes of merchan-
disc from the province to Duluth, where
the lake freights can be availed of. The
rates are to be lower than those of the
Canadian Pacific railroad. The North
ern Pacific does not want to cOncede
this point, but may be obliged to in Or
der to carry through the scheme. The
government wants to protect the prov
ince against the possibility of pooling
arrangement between the Northern Pa
cific and the Canadian Pacific.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-07-17
CabIed Briefs.

It is officially announced by the German
government that after Jan. 1, 1889. all pri-
vate documents written in the French lam
guage bearing no date or dated subsequent to
July l, 1872, must be accompanied by an
authorized German translation at the cost of
the parties concerned.
Col Sir Francis de Winton, president of
the Emin Bey relief committee, in an inter
view with the king Of the Belgians yesterday
expressed the belief that the white pasha re-
ported to have arrived at Bahr-el- Gael is
Henry NJ Stanley. q
The decoration of commander of the Legion
of Honor is to be conferred upon NJ Alex
andre Dumas, the dramatist, and the decora-
ton of knight of the same order upon M.
Emile Zola, the novelist.
In all election in the department of Loivet,
France, Sunday, to fill a vacancy in the
chamber of deputies, the result was The eIec-
ton of NJ. Lacroix, Radical, who received
1852 votes to $4,000 for NJ. Dumas, Con-
servat1ve.
The German government will sign the
sugar bounties treaty Aug 16 Emperor
William has agreed to the proposal that his
mother should bear the titles of Empress and
Queen Frederick.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-07-17
WAS HE MURDERED?
The Body of Nils Anderson, With
His Throat Cut and Skull
Crushed, Found Near Red Wing.

The Body of Nils Anderson, With
His Throat Cut and Skull
Crushed, Found Near Red Wing.
Special to the Globe.
RED WING, July 16.-This morning
the body of Nils Anderson was found
near the Milwaukee railroad track,
about two miles west of town, with the
throat cut and the skull badly fractured.
The body was Immediately brought to
this city, and an investigation begun by
the coroner to ascertain the manner of
his death. A jury was summoned and
succeeded in ascertalning that the de-
ceased had been seen wondering in the
neighbOrhOOd where he was found at
different times yesterday. He probably
met his death last night, but in what
manner is mystery. A pocket-knife,
an empty purse and two keys were
found on his person. The knife blade
was spotted as if by coagulated blood,
and one theory is that he cut his
throat, severing the wind-pipe, and
not succeeding in killing himself
and his skull was fractured by an ell
gine. His skull, however, is not cut in
manner that would indicate it to have
been done by locomotive, and some
believe that he was foully dealt with.
The investigation will be continued
Wednesday. Little is known here con-
corning the deceased. He came here
July from the West, and left
his boarding place Saturday morn
ing. He was despondent, and
was somewhat addicted to the
use of liquor. He was dark-complex-
ioned, with prominent features and
chOrt CtuhhU WbiSEQrS nn6ar hiS chin
evidently about fifty years of age. In
trunk, which he left at his boarding
house, were found final citizen papers,
taken out at Rock Island, ILL.,, Aug. s,
1862, signed by j. U. Cook, clerk; also
dodger of Republican rally at Mo
line, ILL.,, in October, 1884. The remains
will be inferred here.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-07-17
GAINS CRIME
Duplicated by Resident OF the
ChOctaw Nation.

Duplicated by a Resident OF the
Choctaw Nation.
LITTLE Rock, Ark, July 16.-News
OF q shocking tragedy in the Choctaw
nation has reached here. A few weeks
ago John Ray, white man who has
been farming in the nation a long time,
married young girl pear Topeka,
Kan, and, returning to the nation with
his bride, gave house warming. Ray
lives just beyond the line, and among
the guests were number of parties
from Arkansas. One of these, man
named Graham, became incensed at
Bay, who refused to permit his wife to
dance with him, and fired at Ray as he
stoed among the other guests. Rays
friends chased Graham away. He
threatened to kill Ray on sight, and Ray
was advised to be On his guard. Satur-
day at midnight Ray was awakened by
noise in his bedroom, and raising
himself in the bed he saw a man whom
he took to be Graham standing notion
less near the doorway. Snatching his
revolver he fired at the intruder, who,
with a cry, fell on the floor. The house.
hold was aroused. An Investigation
showed that Ray had fatally shot his
brother Jeffrey, who was eng aged in
farming with him. The brother was a
somnambulist, and had wandered into
the room unconscious Of his action. =
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-07-17
A FIGHT FoREsHADoWED,
But Liberals and Parnellites Can
not Fail to Play Into Tory Hands.

But Liberals and Parnellites Can
not Fail to Play Into Tory Hands.
Special Cable 10 the Globe
LONDON, July 16.-The jangles in the
commons to-day over the discussion of
the governments bill to appoint COM
mission to investigate the charges
against Mr.. Parnell, foreshadows the
bitter strife that will certainly greet the
second reading of the bill, even if it is
not opposed outright. 1t is possible that
the Liberals may utterly oppose the
scheme on purely technical grounds, as
not affording the special facilities de-
manded by Mr.. Parnell, but as cover
ing outside ground too vague and irrel-
evant. If the opposition to the
measure forces the government to
postpone the second reading in
order to get on with the regular work of
parliament, it will certainly set back the
appointment of the commission meeting
possibly months. This will enable the
government organs to cry that Parnell
and the Irish members do not wish OF
seek an Investigation, but are afraid of
it. The temper of the sitting to-day is
shown by Mr.: Parnell's exclamation
when Mr.. Smith wanted to check the
debate on the bill. "Does the gentle
man say that we shall not be allowed to
debate on the bill?'' cried he; ''that we
must accept, like sheep, the judg-
ment of the jury?" This ebuilition of
spirit was greeted with cheers from the
Irish and Liberal members.