davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-09-10

Stern Parent Ito 4 yOung appli-
cant for his daughters hanO-.Young
man. can yOn support - -amlyp"
Young Man (meekly)-'I only wanted
Sarah. "-NeI Haven Palladium.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-09-10

"A Pullman porter is not neces
sarily dishonest because he is in the
habit of going through the sleepers.-
Baltimore Herald.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-16
Sarttt at p~erGamfen.

60 4fer 0an6 nit suten @%ebduli6feiter
IN Der fatb. @emetrbe 3t ct. 8onifatius
9enneptn 60. 0ttnn.. lit biIig gu fanfen,
Nustunft ertbeilt Der GigentbImer.
Sol. 81. Supp, ct. Gloub, Minn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-16
Bur Bea6tune |!

8teberbcIt ba6en mir uniere 4bort
nenten barauf aufmertiam gemadt. BAT
lie uns BEL @obnurasner3ug Dber Orts.
uediel Nahridt 3lifomrren laifen MOD
ten unb niht rlr ben Naren Der 4cff
offcie, bura pelhe tie ben .Wanberer'
In 3utunft su be3isben tuiiniden, ion
bern AUDI ben Nams, Der goffoifice,
IN tpelher fe bisber benielben bepger
baben, genaii nngeben icqen.
Sn lesterer 3eit eeidat es iebr bdu.
f5, baB beim @egsus zines abonnenten
uns oar feline Nahridt sutam, Doer nun
oie g~oifofiice naH tpelher nun ber
3d. eeianot perben fol- onseeeber
tpurbe. Sn beioen 6dIen reruriahi
eine iolHe NadtdifgEet piel Imam:
nebmIidteit. 3ir MAIDEN beBbalb ale
Abonnenten nDhmals gang Defenders
aufmertInn, urs ffets iDfort bon If
rem nm3ug ~ benadsiHtigen init &C.
rlaler Ansabe Der friberen, iOuie oer
issisen AoreRe.
NaG Daraiiht unierer Bidder finben
trir, bab nod redt pieIe rnierer AbDn'
nenten es ~r,rldumt baben, ben Abonre-
nnents Beitrng bonn per1ofenen Sabr
etnSuienben unb eriuhen mir beBbaIb
ieIae, bic iiber Elm Sabr tn Ridifanoe
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-16

lino, nns, tuena aud ni&t ben poIen9es
trag. 10 bod tpenisitens etnenTbei[ be5eI.
ben ienoen gu pOlIen. 3ablunasn f5nner,
bret an uns Dber an unieren QocoTs
Igenten gema1t trerben.
IS gereiAt unS gemiB niht ann
Bergniigen, uniere Nbonpenten bic Inn
Hiiditanoe fn6, an ibre 9Hi&t mabnen
gu rIRen, oenn man iollte borausieten.
oaB Elm jeoer 2eier einieben fam, bas
oas Qerausseben elmer 3eitung tpie Der
sWanoerer'. iebr niel @elb toffet unb
oaB IOl&e gussaben pbne eeniisenoe
ginnabmen ni&t beftritten tperben t6n.
men. Wtr baben unfer M5gIt&fes ee>
than, nnieren 2eiern reGt 8ieles utb
vt~anisfaltises 81 brtnsen, baben bie
3ettung tnieoerbolt berer5Bert uno ions
fttee 8erbeferunsen boreenommeu rnb
tuerben aud fernerbin auf iolHe 8sba&t
netmen. SIR Sene, bic ben abonnes
mentspreis amf eth Sabr i'm 8oraus
etnlsnoen, baben tpir nod grdmien al,
Qano nno stpat !: @ebetbu@er bon BET.
lHteoenen @r5Ben, ale In Marpcco
ssosr: @inbanb nit @ploi&nitt Del
orudotloer Is 20 3oq sroB, barieaenb
oas 81. 9er3 Seiu unb @aria, bas 81.
4benomabl uno areu3isuns. Sol&e
4%bonnenten, trelde su 9rdmienbeale
bere@tist finc, m6dten Bel @inienoung
oes IbDnnementsbetrass seH. angeben,
tpas fir cine 8rdmie setpiniht tpirb,
OBJ ein @ebetba@ Doer 3rei Oelbrud:
bilber.
Wie nett Der gI6Danementsbetraa
entridtet tuurbe> tann eth Sober ouf
Der QoreHe Der ibm suseianbten Nums
tner erieben.
3usleid m61ten mir aud uniere
2ocal eQ9enten Inn Collection unb Gin'
lenoung etpaiSer einsesaneener @e[oer
na& Mbgug Der ibliden @ebibren
fteunolihit eriuden.
hbrungbs
.@anberer'.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-16

GbaS. g. See,
Sen. Baf. unb Eidet agent,
ct. g anil, Uiinn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-16
sc a d
Montaua,
Sregpm,
@aibtngton.

Weni tbr tetIi1 fabreH pput, iont ihr ni6t perqei,
ie1 bas bic Ncrtbern Baeife 967 DleiIen G~iienbabn eigs
net, poer 81 Broeent Der gansen &~iIenbnbn Uioniana'S,
De 9tnte 9eht burdl oas Eerrttrrinm ron Oh pnb NBet,
eS 1T bic ttrSeite 9inie nod Selena, be einsige NuI'
man uno Dining Cars be mad Butte 9eben Hnb bic
etn5lge Stnte aut cen man DitleS @itn Billings, Bpses
man, Dt,fioula, ben 9ellnpftpne Rational g! ri, nnb
t~berbaupt 9lt0 Der sraBeren Or'idaften In benz Eerri'
ipip erreiten Tam.
Die ytortberu Saeife eisnet 62I UteiIen Bahn cher
BE- per Gent bon ben gdli5en @iIenbabnen In Wafhing'
ton. ibre Sauptlinie e1ftredt Id BON Sbabo 2lnie pfa
Spofdue Sails, Gbenep @pra9ue, Dafiuia unb GnenSs
burg burh bic Oftite beS Eerritpriunis mad Tacoma
nod Ypr1Ianb, Oregon. GS 1T bic etnst9e Babn bic
Watbington Eerrito 3 erret6t. Nuf allen 5ireiteRIafe
8 !, billet fam in Sppfone 6alIS nnb tpeftIld BON oa
10 Ea9e tiberliegen, INN b~enienigen be eano f1ufen tpoIs
len, i3ett an qeben fh bic nmoesenf a~nsniehe:.
Die Rortbeen Baeiftc Bahn III bic ~iitraefte 2inie ini'
ihtn Tacoma urb ct Yaul bi 27 Nietlen mad
Seattle bel LIT Wteilen, unb nod Yprtlanb bel 324
Nteilen, eineu tlnierf6ieo II at Srb pou Elm bts Spet Eos
gen. Seine anoere SinIe bot %tr9enomie Durh5rge, bic
nod Sbabo, DregD" ober Boibtn9tDn gehen
Die ytcrthern y lllftc erreiht oudh ollie pldBe bon It's
geno uel6er BebsntIng i'm nDrblihen Wilnneiptd, Dd.
toid, Nnntana, SbdhD, OresDn un6 Waib ngip1. Ser
geet niht, baS bic Northern Bretfte unb Sblft Babn
bic bic iodine Scenerie eiaie nad allen Yldsen In ga'
Iifprnta tE.
Gdidt far eanbfarte, t~Iufrirte Bind r unb geldrei,
brngen fiber baS Gerritor'un fDeIheS otefe Babn Unrhs
fiihrt, BON ct. Saul, Wfiuneapnlis, Gnlutb nno Nibs
Iono nd6 Bortlano. unb Oregon, Tacoma uno Seotfle.
aBaibington territory. eegt Briefmn ZEN bet fir bic
nene Gdrte fic 1889 BON Rdnb Wicgtdllp BON WdIbtngs
ton Eerrltorp in Sprben Druid.
Dian ~nbrefitre an ben nddfsn Stationss Gsenten ober
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-16
afteilter 8redsmamm,
pie Il pieoer gum @laaben Tam u. arfbSrte
Socialoemofrat gu iein.

Bon 6. b. S # S. J.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-16

-6tfber&5i Samenbdno.
lee. ago Sadi0n Str. eriudt ieben
Narttsdrtner i'm ieine GoreRe ailf ei.
uer 9Cffnrte e~insuienben, bamit er
oemielben feline ipedoI 9reisliife sls
ienben Tam. ST bat tas id5nfe
unb ausseiudteife Eager BON Gaaten
alIer Mrt in ct. Saul. ago Sadiun
Str. 2 Tbiren BON Nerfants 0otel.
bn
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-16
Die seele TT Der 0erbammmma
Nus benz .@lmanad Ou Belerin' iiberiebt
(sdluB.)

- mein @ater," ruff fie NUT. aus,
inbem tie bas @etpano bes @reifes er.
sreift unb es NIT Snbrunit tiBt, ,,tpie
eroB. pie gut Suit 1T ipie per,n5hten
bic Sterblihen lie Seine 8armbersiofeit
senugiam su loben unb gu preiiea !"
bann, nie erihredt iiber Elm 10 unbe=
arei1ides Slid, fdbrt fie fort: .Mein
8ater. mein Batter oas 1T fein Traum
ntht rabr? Sd BIN mod Bet Sinnen?
oas 1T bod meme Todter, Die i1 ba
In meinen Mrnen battle: tie lebt, fie
atbmet, ibr 9era ihldet an meinem
6ersen? Sc lit fetne Eduiduns? "
~@uer 9ers m5se fid ~berabigsn
iaste Der Qeilige, Sbr isio erbDrt."
3D., mDae Der Qerr gud 3ur 8e.
lobnuns bic Sreube in BET Gtnieteit
nerben lafen, bic Der gleiht, tp.IHe
meme 5eele iiberfutbet! @d Id iterbe
ia nor larter 6reuoc unb @onne. 49,"
Man mubte bic SHUTTER balten ; ibr
6ers tpoute brehen Dor Seligtett.
Dte Menge aber, oie TN 9auie Der.
iammett tpar. Mdnner, 8rauen, Sin.
Der jeoer &elieion, isoer 5ette, mart
itd su 9ooen Dor benz 0eiligen: ieber
upqte iein @em1nb beriibren unb Bat
um ieinen Segen.
St ieenete bic 2leineu, bic @retie,
ale, bic susesen tparen, uno faste
v2iebet ben Germ, St III grpb unb
barmbersig !" Damn tpOlte er fid Der
Sreube uno Dem Subel Der Mense ent-
sieben ; aber Die junsen 2eute. mie fs
feline burb bass art srtbum bertimmeI,
ten SiBen iaben uno ietnen ftrauhelns
ben Shritt setpabrten, bielteu ibn 3u.
rid. Sn aller @ile. ferttaten iie etn
Eraebett an aus 4eiten bon Weioen'
unb 9almbdumen, breiteten ibre 2lei=
Der iiber oasielbe aus mno trueen i'm
i'm Triumpbe bts gu ieiner @rotte ien:
ieits bes 6Iufes. Da Menee fo!ste
na9 uuo fang oas Sob beS 9errn uno
ale glaubten nun an einen @ott, Der
fid bura 10 eroBe @unoer ofsnbart
Fat.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-16
d. O'HALLORAN
3S9 Babafba StraSe.
T. PAUL. MINI
SdneIer IN
6trden< II. Mltar>W aaren,
fabnen,
NeaGlien
Nm6ern,
As1

Nilnern uno
SMreibmaterial.
cate @adSfersen an so Cts. per Bfnnb
l1eberfabrt Sidets bon unb mad
&uropa 3a ben bilIigffen Hreiien
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-16
cTATE OF MINNESOTA, J. IN PROBATE
COUNTY OF RAMSEY, {S COURT.

SIZE s oT M M ks1sSyl SIS IN 1 PR9gATE
Special Term, April %, 1889.
In the Matter of the Estate of John H. THE.
kamp, deceased.
On reading the petition of Henry Thiekamp OF
said County, filed in this court, March 25, 1889,
representing, among other things,
of said County, on the I'd day of September A. d.
1887. at Saint Paul, in said County, died intest.
ate. that on the 2Sth day of March 1888 letters of
administration upon said estate were duly issued
to Wilhelmina Thiekamp, the widow of said de-
ceased, that said Wilhelmina Thiekamp depar-
ted this life on the 9th day. of December 1883,
without having fully administered said estate
and that said estate is now without an admins
traitor, that said petitioner is the brother of said
John Ii Thiekamp, deceased, and praying that
Letters of Administration debonis non be to him
or some other suitable person issued thereon,
1t is ordered, that said petition be heard before
the Judge of this Court, on Monday the 9th
day of May, A. d. 1889, at ten o. clock A, M.
atthe Probate Court Room in Saint Paul, in said
County.
Ordered further, that notice thereof be given
to the heirs of said deceased, and to all persons
interested, by publishing a copy of this order
for three successive weeks prior to said day
of hearing, in the Der Wanderer', a weekly
newspaper printed and published at Saint Paul,
in said County.
q. S) BY the Court,
SAMUEL MORRISON,
Judge of Probate.
ATTEST: FRANK ROBERT JR., Clerk
JACOB MANNER, Attorney.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-16
bf. BRtNtEY

Banberburg Blpd,
Seunspin Goe., Gde 4ler Strase, NiinneopoIis, Ta,nn.
&ssuldr Rubirter urb sefetli6 quoIiHstrter arst
2ange Er0riS IN mrpHil6sn nerp5ien uno Sdutfranfs
heiten @Dniultntipu fpfet nimiS. Wel n fiht mbo,
LID In, bic Stohr our y. ~nanbIuns ia fpmuten piSo
WeeetSt1 per srpree poer 1pt ~nerianot aarirb1re
Gdle Q%drantirt. Wenn mir oies betlpeifeiu, 5aaer mir
eS Spremfuubeu upn 10 bis IL l1hr NpraenS, q bis 4
Na&m uu6 z bis s ibr abenbs; Sonntaqs BON 2 bts 8
ner Ridsmtitaes. tssnu man ni&t fommei Fam, bes
tAreibe man San perFpf.
NernOie S6m66e, 'Tsa snss. 3 E
i&rinSenoes @ebddtnis, feblsnse enersie, a5rpe. lide
Mus5shrnna. oils urtadeu Snbtseretion, greene, pner
@ef@hr-Nusi snn9 trel&e ~fclseuoe @ffeeten bot, Ser.
nbftdi, shndhe. inp,nbenoe Seb.raft, fem Seibaber.
trauen. t@lenteS SeodGtnIs, auSfhIae tra @eHht,
Hosrtoi oeaeu @eieni4att. Serluft oes Gnrseises. I'm.
i@lebts Scrpsrli&e ausbtlbnns. 9iaffperluH, Rndens
1mmer5en u I. U. N erben mt nod, nte baQemeSem Gre
fds b~ehanbeIt; fiber unb iGnea.
Slttts ttttO Sattt= 81 snsa,.a t IN q:
ben R5rper. Noie. Sola. Sast nnb anOSen %anoreiisn,
Glebsen, AGsinlod, u ne eczema, aIre yBunSen. cSe.
iHritre, ihmtrShhe @eihrdife aus irsene meI&er
nriane, pontto nno mr. thinner aus lem Sorpsr BERTHE.
ben, our6 fthere, enrdb bic 5eit eeprifte NteSi,tnen.
SIette unb seIhiponsne @eIe tie nao RbeumotiSmuS
&eiultate BON Slntrersi ln1sen werben ppttip fur.rt
Nterett 1t. 1trinariid1ess stss.
rig nnb i@uerablft. 5u ot Ier uao bIutiser llrin 9a.
tGrrh, dolls, NaIsu. 2unsenfranfbeiten, GpnHttutip.
nene mr. erb ,ltsne Sd pd&en in bsiSen @eI&Isdteru
erfolareth bebanoelt.
1tunatiirli&e 4nsipiirfe prompt carirt.
GS 1T SeIbRretR6nnIih bag Gin ArN trel6er fh beipu.
ners oen roI iteae ahen Rronfheteu rihmst, In Der Be.
hcnnIunq ~cerielben orpseu GrfoI9 baben mns MHt
BET auulen GppIieatipuen unn DfffeI oler Retailer mt
Vdnrer nerbeu bennet. Rem, Grperimente aemo&t.
1teberfiiiiger 6aartpnHs auf thinner
entfernt.
Srs -eomphIst snN Sraaefarte fret uad iener ab'
cvene qeIlnnr AHe GcniuItafip-eu en-. oh per 2p7 roei
poSr n1tuelin dis eertrautuhe %fitiheiIanseu unb rri
ratiui dngetehen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-16

oils Maria NIT Der Mutter urb ber
SreunSin aIsin tpar, erbob fte ibr 9aupl
uno iprad: SD babe lange eeidlas
fen! = Saset mir bod, mas bat fih
oenm sugetraeeu tpdbreno bieier Belt ?
Webbalb iino bteie 8lumsn, oteies
Gdudertpert bier ? Warutn bin ih 10
seidmidt als uie CUR 9eidenfeier ?
9rdume i'd ooer bin i9 tpah Md.
pie lit metn 8ppf 10 npa !"
uMeine tbeure Marie !" ergriff bic
Mutter oas 8ert uno Elm Strom bon
| Sreuoentbrduen entquoQ tbren Nusen,
49, loB mild aud, oih betradten!" uno
Sara 1dleppte iid auf ben Rnieen bis
gu Maria bin. bic iih nun in iisenber
Steuune auf ben &ano TIRES 2asers
nieoerselafen batte. ~Ma,ia, fprid
bod tpeiter Id babe 10 lanee oeine
Gimme nidt mebr geb6rt! !" nnb tie
fabte bic Qdnoe, bic Stirne, bic Qaare
Der eeliebtsn INSTRUMENTATION. Wdb
renb beisn i1ano Anaftaita bsiieite uno
bsObadtete fhmeigeno ibre Sreunoin.
~Anaitada, pas lit cir 2" fragte
0sarta.
uRannf ba bih an nidts ertn=
nern, Maria 2" eruieerte M%nafaita
Maria ientte Die Gusen uno inoem
fe NIT ibrer bleiden Mno mod falten
0ano an ibre Stirue fubr, ipraA fte gu
id felbf: y6otte id alio nidt aufses
bort su Ieben? Ober babe ih ben Sob
%setrduunt :"
.Was lteet baran, Marta 2" nabm
bic Uiutter tpieoer oas @ort ; oiprehen
mir niht nebr bon Der 8erSansenbett ;
mir finb iebt beiiammen uno mir tueroen
uns nie rnebr %trenren."
Stun frat Nnaftofia ndber. u@as
gebt In oe!ner Sesle boz, Warta ? Jag
MFRS bod |" bat tie.
sd weiB niht, anttrprtete bieie.
ib tpeib niht, tpte it es iasen ioQ. SD
leioe nidt n,ebr .pie IN ien,m Musen.
bl,de, no ih 3a fiblen sIaubte, bieie
Essrbredli6e Guile berlaHe mid. Nber
fid flble aud nidt mebr bas nebermaS
BON Slid, rpppon ih 6arauf Hnlflutbet
unp iiberfhwemmt puroe SD mar 10
slIdli1, nie es uss bienieben nie, nie
su iein bera5nnt III. ., tpie mejn Traum
id6n mar Meine Nusen fino mod
eeblenoet bon ieinem @lanae unb aqes
bier unten tommt mir 10 bitter, 10 tribe
10 traurig Dor /! @ie TT bod bas 9i@t
bier 10 biaB TN 8ersleihe au benz, bas
ih In meinem Traume geihaut Trdgt
benn bic Sonne einen Sdleier ? baben
benn ibre Strablen feline Wdrme, feinen
@lans mebr? Warun III bis Nafur
10 bitter unb Doe unb rei3s uno trofflos?"
nno ibre Blide ihwsiften iiber bic Stu.
rem BIN. bic ionft fir bic Nugen Der
5terbIiden fLbiel Neis BADEN ltno eben
iset bon Der Mittassionne alum erIeuh,
tet tparen. vuno oann maht mir, fubr
lie fort, Der @inb nuf Der groe GAM
talt uris 6er3. SHUTTER, trdrme mid y
Wer uirb mir, fubr Naria tpeiter, bic
ien Traum rpieoer eeben? @enn itr
piiBtet, tpelHe grinnerunsen Ct 3uriids
aeInfen In meiner Seele, Neeine Seele
ihuamm In einetn O3ean bon 2lebes"
qlutb ; In bteier eifisen 2uft bingesen
fible ih mid benz Tobe nabe. a6,
rparutn fann ih niht uieoer einihlafen,
fOlden 5raurt nod einnaI 81 trdus
men?
Ginem Shuerte gleiH fubr es BET
bieien Mcrten Der Mutter tns 0ers.
.Bie, Maria bu febneif bid an met
aer Settle mad benz TObe 3uriid2" ruff
lie aus.
,Nnh benz Tobe - mar bern bas
Der Sob? . SHUTTER, tpenr bls Der
Ioo uar. tDas LIT es bod Sh5nes nm
ben Sob Da III ia IaIter 2idt, larter
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-05-31
SOUTHERN SETTINGS.

In the federal court at Fort Smith. Ark,
Judge Parker sentenced five convic:s to
hang Wednesday. July 18th. 1889.
A heavy storm which recently swept
across northern Texas did much damage
At Forest City. q school house was de-
stroyed. two children killed. many serious
~ hurt and three others are missing. Tho
school house at Stephensvlle was blown
down few minutes after school had been
dismissed and two children were injured.
Great destruction Of crops occurred.
Louis Morton and Hiss Lizzie Hays at
tended ball at Darlington. Ky. Morton
objected to Miss Hays dancing with his
rival, but she ignored his protest. Going
home Morton upbraided her. She was not
in repentent mood. and Morton. mad
with jealousy, shot her three times. and
fatally. He then suicided. Andrew Greg
orie and woman calling herself his wife
got into a row at Marquette. Mich. Greeorie
shot her dead. He then sho. himself in
the head, but may live. John Cullen, who
has been living with Sarah Gardener as her
husband, at Albany. N. Y. shot and killed
the woman because she refused TO STAY
with him. He then killed himself.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-05-31

The Pail Mall Gazette says re-
markable discovery has just been made
at the Cathays Yard of the Taft Vale
Railway Company. A large elm tree,
grown in Worcestershire, was being
cut up into timber, when right in the
very heart a cavity measuring feet
by - inches in diameter was discovered
almost completely filed with the comb
of the honey bee, together with a
squirrels skull. No means of access
to the hollow was discoverable, neither
was decay anywhere apparent, and
around the cavity itself no less than
fifty rings" each ring denoting a years
growth, We're counted, the outer bark,
too, being without flaw.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-05-31

i c...os officials except wherc the
| statutes specifically state 'has o"'h ih"s 'e
made before such state oinc'a'' ms oFi''
ia, II is believed. seriously AFFECTS the
| statutes of more than lCO o0o cases IN me
n,:,,or,l division alone Of tho general land
office. During the last four years Il large
,hor If cnses under the general land
| 1--we b,vo been received for patent at the
,onoro, land Office. where final proof was
! n,+ u,do before an officer designated by
! law for the nurposc Where no other error
was found they have been allowed to go 20
| patent. This POLICY was first adopted by
Secretary Villas. The opinion OF the su-
premc court has created alarm.
-Commissioner Tanner denies that the
appropriation for pensions has been ex-
hausted but he does not guarantee that the
annropriation will be equal to his demands
upon it. What he has just done. which has
attracted attention. was to draw drafts for
something over Sill 100000 to DO placed to
the credit of the pension agents 80 that
they can draw their checks upon it for the
June pensions. The commissioners draft
covers nearly all there is left OF the current
appropriation. only a small portion OF the
available funds being left in the treasury
for an emergency. The commiss: oner has
learned that when Gen. 3 ack prepared his
estimates for the current fiscal year. in
which he asked for 5000. GOO. his rcquisi-
ton clerk tol him he would need s9o,0O0.-
COO. Seventy-e eight millions was the ap-
preparation. and If the requisition clerk
was right the end of the fiscal year will
show q deficiency Of abou. Sc. 600. This
means that great many pensioners will
find, when they trv to draw their June
pensions, that there is no money to pay
them.
Among recent appointments made by
the president are the following: John W.
Whether, of Nevada, United sta'cs attorney
for Nevada: John Murphy. Of Dakota. at
torney- general for the territory of Oak ota !:
james w. Savage. of Omaha, Neb., govern
ment director of the Union Pacific; Amos
Smith. Of Ohio, surveyor of customs for
Cincinnati; John r. Lynch, OF Mississippi.
fcurth auditor OF tho treasury; L. w. Ha-
bcrcomb, of the District of Columbia. fifth
auditor of the treasury.
--latest Samoan adviccs indicate q de-
sire on the part OF the natives that peace
be restored and the islands be placed I'M
der an American protectorate. There have
been no serious troubles of late. and it is
more than probable that the Berlin con-
ference will make it possible for abiding
peace to settle down mt Apia.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-05-31
CRONIN " AS KILLED.
ru1, c01,i- OF TIE MISSING CHICAGO
lfocToE IS FOUND.
The Woy aud Cause Of His Death Inso1rr1
Il Runtor Touching Kdytiest Afair<--
WISCONSIN Garden Truck Nippee, by Frost
-O,jse, Lt.ta .Se,cs.
REoUGHT BIZ WIRE.

| The dead body of DIR. Cronin, the Chi
cago Irish American who SO strangely dis
appeared from Chicago over two weeks
ago, was found some distance north OF the
e ~ in a sewer on Evanston avenue. A
, bloody towel was wrapped about his head,
but the body was stark naked. Catholic
emblem, " ich the decor always wore
ncNt TO his skin, suspended about his
neck. was untouched. On his head were a
dozen cuts, wLic!, severed the scalp and
indcntc,i the skull. 1t is the opinion Of tho
police that Crcrin was foE!ly murdered
Much cNci:emcn: was shown at detective
headruar.ers when all doubt as 10 the
identity OF the body was finally removed
Icy dc!initc messages from Lake View. 1t
is perhaps no crcdi. 10 Chicaeo's detective
ability that 'hc body WAS discovered wholly
hy accident ~ workmcn whom the de-
composition attracted to the spot The
time which has elapsed since the disap-
rearaEce Ct Dr. Cronin leaves the discovery
o; his fac to stand alone. AS ind cation OF
how or why he was murdered the find
furnishes practically no clue.
1t is Understood that the United States
steamer Boston is TO be sent 20 Hayii. Ac-
cording to reports. which are believed to
he correct. q commission, under authori V
OF the state department, Will sail in tho
Boston. with power to ascertain and re-
port upon the condition of affairs in Hayti,
whether there is II disposition upon the
part OF amy European government TO inter-
fere in Haytan matters, and what, II any
action. is required ON behalf Of the United
States.
--D:spa'ches from the interior of W:scon-
sin indicate that garden truck and carly
corn werc severely nippcd by fros. on the
ground was frozen.
George w. Coon. at Ncwhurg, N. v,
had a miraculous escape from death the
other night. He Was knocked down by
eleven loaded cars running down grade
and all passed over him. he weighs $50
pounds and is only 5 feet 6 inches high.
During it all he kent his head knowing, as
him he must be ground to pieces by the
wheels. M bones were broken and he Is
in fair way Of recovery.
The Never Sink. a smallc. yacht than
ever crossed the Atlantic. has left Boston
bound for Havre. Capt Josiah W. Lawler.
Hans Hansen. the "crew." and young Ed
ward S. Mckinney. who goes as passenger.
were kept busy answering all sorts OF ques-
tons about the boat and her coming voy-
age. Three cheers for the skipper and one
more for the crew were given as the Never
Sink dropped down the harbor.
The Cincinnati Price Current of the 23d
says: The past week shows Il continued
liberal marketing Of hogs, although not ex-
cced:ng general expectations. Western
packing operations for the week represent
100000 hogs. against 245OOO the preceding
week. and 10000 for the corresponding
time last year. From March the total is
2,220.OoO against 100000 year ago.