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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-05-31
8ilbet Guren 0ciF aus,

inbcm Sbr 10 piel pon Der 0elt tennen Ter.
net, als nur m0elid lit. Aber ebe 5br 9ure
SR.lie antretet-iei es dls 3ouriit. @eiddfts.
reienber ooer 4uspanoerer - Oh nit benz
Dampiros, per S6ifi ober itol; ;u Sus, Ieset
su9 einen Iorratb pon 6oifetter's Rasen=
bitters bel, bas pom rciienbeu Yublitum oils
has bette Sorbeugunss; unb S4us,nitteI &c,
gen Seefranfbeit unb anoere Reiiebei9pers
ben oHerfanut rpirb, benen mdr bel &eiien
III @aiier unb su 0anb 10 Iei9t ous9eiest it,.
iSem Eienier bes Weiteus 1T es ein lpirfidnter
tS9ut unb S9irm sesen Nolaria, &beuma'
tismus unb aue burd ben 9enub BON n,ias.
nen9el6mdnsertem @aier p.ruriodten I'm:
terletbsz NIB 9erbuuun9sbei6weroen.
CSeine berub;eenbe Nirfung ouf eineH bur9
has S6aufeln bes S6ifis rebeIliid sewo-:
benen Maeen lit pabrbaft pdgii9 unb es
rest ben appetit unb bic uitale 8bdti9feit IN
lpobltbutnoiter Neiie an. Ius9e;ei9net iit
es fir @auenbei6nerben uuo nntbdti9teit
Der 9fiereH unb bebt in berpunbernsDerthen,
@ruoe bic Birfun9en phpiii9er ober seiltiser
@rmattun9 auf. g9er nas 9enorben ooer
raubem Wetter ausgelest mar, iollte IS nns
perneilt als Sdusn,ittel 9easn ibls 6olsen
gebrau6en.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-05-31

sn i6rer neuli9en Transformation
iins bic 0emotraten BON &entudp iuie.
Der fir Iarifreform i'm decentralization
Gimme beraussefOntmen. 0as iplber.
lest Stuar 0ieienisen, tuelde idon iest
Die 8efebruus bes Saoens gum S9us.
sou preoisen. aber bic 9butiad,, baB
bic freibdnoleriide B(ante ni3t belbs
iidtist mar uno nur 9esen ben 8joers
ipru9 etner itarteu Winoerbeit our6Jes
iest tuerben fonnte, 5ei9t bod, baB bic
5reibanbels6eiuesuns iclbIt 6ei ben D..
mofraten bes Siibens on 5tdrfe uerlos
ren bat, trosbem erit iebs Monlte ieit
ibrer 8eriusrfuug our6 Die M liorltdt
aIer8lrser uersansen iino. Silt aber
ber tuirtbidaftli6e Nufiduuns bes 5ii'
bens ipdbrenb Der nddltenS Sabre uu unb
periaumt Der gOnsreB ni9t, beredtiste
&fasen iiber ben iesisen Earii bur6
perniinftise goneeFionen ju beisitisen,
balm biirfte ben Serren 5reibanoelss
aeitotoren au6 int Siiben Der Subelt
big sur nddfen 9rdfibenteniuabl inter
ben 5iiBen iuessenummen ieir.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-05-31

Ser semeini6dblide llnfus, baB ben
ainbern in ben offent1iden sdulen bon
balbaebiloeten ssschool marms" ilber
Die i9dbli6en Birtunsen bes @enuhes
seiitiser @etrdnte llniinn uOrsequatidt
werben muB, 1T iest in % Staaten eins
sefiibrt. 9l6er lit feinem ein5isen
5taute wirb ben Rinbern in rem Sdulen
er;dblt, iuie oiele uebel oas unnerniiniz
tise 6 GanbDfreiien ueruriadt, luie
etelerreseuO oas @ummp@ @aauen unb iple
ld6erli9 Der ,.8uitle" lit, pie uiele
arantbeiten our9 Oas unoerniinftise
Sduiiren our9 Gurlette beruria9t uer=
ben unb ,pie oiel Samilienelenb bur9
bic 8ubiu4t Der Sruucn an3eriibtet
iuirb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-05-31

9elegentli6 b0reu iuir eiueu @e'
i9dftsmann iasen: ,,@s lit ni6t nbtbi9
nebr ansu5eisen, als uorne cine Gn5abl
3naren im 5eniter aus5ulesen." ober
,Sebermaun feunt mid, uno es 1T nibi
ber Wlbe tucrtb an5u5eisen." 9bat.
iude lit, baB bic srOBten slnSeisenfuns
ben Der 9eitunsea - nebmt bic ct
2ouii ier 3eitunsen nls Sautraiion -
iol5e iinb, Die bic sr6Bte @uarenaus
itellung in ibren Sdaufenftern buber
unb Ont befanuteiten iinb. ger fennt
nidt MermOb & Saeedrb. Ober graiu
iurb uber gsusent? Irosbem bd6en fl
bdnfi9 cine poGle seite in ieber Der Der
l9nbeneu leitenben !3eitursen, uni
nan6ual iuerben nu9 bon einem Gn
;ei1enoeu brei uno bier Seiten ouf ein
nal senommeu. Nber cine einsise Sci
te int ,,9lobe>9emOcrat" fir einen ein
sisen Gag foitet uidt iueniser ols s40o
sic mOsen iusen, iie erbalten ibr @eli
nitbt 5uriid; nbcr iie iinb bic erfabren
Iten @eidditsleute int 2onbe unb babei
auf bieie artlsit uieleaSobrsu anseS.ist
sic iuiiien aus Grfabruns, baB Is fid
lobut unb 5ipar gut lo6ut. u. Z
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-05-31

Der glusitano Der 8oblen9rdber iii
@eltpbalen, us iueldem iid iiber lOO,s
900 glrbeiter betbeilisten. 1T beeubet
unb Swar bur6 bas ener9ii6e IuItres
ten bes &aiiers, Der ben SlbgeUrbneten
Der Irbeiter urb Der @rubenbeliber
sanS sebOris Die Reinun9 iaate, aber
babel bod bic 8artei Der 9lrbeiter ener'
sii6 ersriTf. 9as in 5ol9e beiien &C.
trpffene llebereinfommen suii6en Or
heitern unb @rubenbeiisern ii6ert ben
@riteren cine 2obnnufbeheruns bon
20 Biz 80 Brojent, a6titiinbi9e Nr>
beits5eit, uusI6lieB(i6 Der Iuss uno
ginfobrt unb anbere 8ortbeile serin9e-
rer Irt. Die @rubenbeiiser, iuelbe
ben gerslei6 nod ni6t unsenemmen
baben, iOlIen bur9 aaerbano Mittel
mlrbe semndt perben, unb iuenn ulles
ni9ts bi1ft, ibnen seiuiHe 8ertebr grz
leidterunsen beim transport bon Sob
len &c. auf ben Gtaatsbabnen entSO9en
werben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-05-31
Sen 81. Moi, 1850,
Rcne &taats : geiete.

8isber baben bic folsenben Bills ii
beioen Sduiern Der Stats 2esislatu'
annabn.e uub Die @utbeiBuus bes GOT.
eruors gefunben:
CUR @inri6tuus eines seulOsii9er
Bureaus unb sur 8erlpillisuus bon
10000 aur 8eranitaltuns seo1osifder
uno mineralosiider llnteriu9unsen in'
Stanie. 8rinsli9feits q lauiel.
CUR 5eitieBuns oeS eriten 5reitdss
na6 bem eriten Dienstas im Npril als
u9lrbur 9an" Sur Inpifanjul.s bon 8du-
meu onr6 S9ulfinber.
Die Bill CUR Gtnfiibruus bes auftrd'
tii6en 8abl Spitens.
CUR grtldruns pun Yooles, 1rults
unO unoeren eei9dftli9en .Yeri9,pOr.
un9en" ais unseiebl.d, mo jur 5elt=
itellun9 einer Stroie fir bieielben.
Die Sia iit nit Der 9rinslidfeits -6lau.
iel perleben.
gun, Serbot non Iunsirten uub Spiel=
@el6dftsn in Ndcrbnu.Broouften nnbe.
rem 2ebensbebiirfnifen unb Gftien unb
Bombs.
3ur 8eldrdnfum8 Der Smien fir
8fanbleiber auf aae Slahen uon Writ.
feln auf 2 Srp5ent per Wonot.
3Hr 8esuliruns bon Yrinldr.&ublel,
10 hab Die @ablri6ter unb Glerls iuie
bel reselmab,sen gSableu uereibet iuer=
ben Ioaeu, feline ni6t iuablberedtiste
4erion itimmeu barf, uno mieoerboltes
Stimmen uno fulide Bablberi9te uls
@ergeben beSeidnet tuerben.
BUR &epiIion unb Gmenbiruns bes
@eiebes betreffs 9tadloB~ ~@eri9te.
3ur amenbiruns unt ReoiiiOn bes
&apltels A Der Reuibirten Statuten
bstreffs Srieoeusri9ttr. 9tuei 5ries
oensri6ter fir iebes 9ownibip uno elm
iueiterer 5riebensridter iuenr Safelbe
cine 5tabt nit 1000 Gintuobnern ents
bait. 8ei unb na@ Der Babl fir 1890
iulen Jriebensri9ter fir ieben 9iitrift
auf 4 Sabre setudblt werben. Sn in'
corpprirten 5tdoten unb ODriern pom
ipenisltens 200 gintuobnern iOlIen auf
@eIu4 BON II SausbeiiBern weitere
Sriebensri6ter ernannt tueroen.
CUR 5eitiesuns bon abrednunsen
5luil9en Gotunibip sSdasmeiitern unb
9uwnl6ip 8ourbs 5tuiidsn l. uub 10.
SUM.
5ur @rnlddtisuns elmer 8olts5dglz
lus in StGoten oritter Glaiie iur Res
selung ber5tcuers8ate. 9rinsli6feitss
& lauIel.
CUR &epiiion beg @eiebes beiiisli9
Stdbte britter &laiie.
Sur @rmd6ti9uns oon GountD @es
ri6ten, ) Sabre na9 Der Ginreibun9
steuerabi9dsunss 2iiten, 56dntli=
;enssluittunsen uno nnbereDcfumeute
;n jerl loren.
BUR 4usuabl elmer 9epUiit Stelle fir
Gountp 5ouos i'll ieben, County bes
Stnates.
3ur Grmd6tisuns bon Counties sur
Scutrabiruns elmer Sdulo fir siraz
gen perbcTeruns. 9rins1idteitsssslnu.
el.
3ur 5unoiruus bon Bunos unb
56ulben uon Counties, 9oipuibips,
5tdbten unb D0rfern. 0rinslidteitst
alauiel.
BUR 8epiiipn uno amenbiruns Ger
yeIebe betreffs Counties.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-05-31

0as SGuf6en Rammon i'm 8unbes'
idub tpirb iest, pie beim slbminiitraz
tioustpe9lel brdudIi9 lit, nu6se5dblt.
Gs iino 60 geii6te @elo5dbler an9eiteat,
luel6e iueniaitens 4 Monate brau6en
perbsu, I'M ben 8ei9tbum rllncfe
Cams" nadSuidblen. 8etanntli9 bat
BEL Der lebten 8dbluns Dor 4 Subren
bic Gaile nu6 pierunbjuansisidbri
republifantider 8ertpaltuus bis auf
ben lebten Gent seitimmt. 5ofentli6
wiro iie aud iebt nab 4-idbriser
oemofratii9er Nmtspertualtuns itim'
men.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-05-31

f6wimmen mag unb min, Der tpirb ieir
S6erflein, mo- ibm nur @elesenbeit se.
boten. 9erne unb ipillis beitrasen su ies
benz suten nnternebmen, beuti6en gbars
alters, gang beionoers aber sur grbal=
tuns nno 8abrun9 beuiider S9ulen.
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-05-31
$50

Idbmnidiuen baben iuir bis 9atu
perfauft unb lnsefdbr bier Wnl 10 piele
reparirt, fulsli9 fnb mir Der Meinung
i'm Stanbe 5u iein uuiern Sunben i'll
bieiergran6e pOllitdnOise 8ufriesenDeit
5u 9arantiren.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-05-31

9ie beiben ueuen Gommifdre fir
ben 9iitrift Columbia iuerben ols libe-
rale Mduner sei9iloert. Die bortisen
Deuti9en iino nit ibrer Grnennuns
Iebr luobl 5ufrieben, ba iie bur6aus &C.,
gen 9robibittou iinb, uno eine Wufer>
8irtbi9nft ipie unter ben Gleoelonos
'i9en @omn,iidren nidt 5u beiirdten
iSt
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-05-31
Wuilttiler %.
@S@entli@er Warft6eridt.
0etreioe, WebI nIw.

Stben 5reitas currisirt bon Der
HERMANN STAR MILLS
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-05-31

Seit lesten Sunnerstas atbmen bic
Sirser unieres Staates iuieber freier
duf. an bieiem Gage bat iid ndmli9
bic 2esislatur pertust un6 Gott iei
0anf miro ein Ran9er ausrufen, baB
{i9 bic 8anbe Der @eiesesbre6sler nur
alle 5uei Sabre Suiammenidaureu blr=
fen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-05-31

Die Menidenfreunolidteit lit bier Su
2anbe iueni9er entuidelt, als Die 3biers
ireunoli6teit. Die WuiiaduiettIer Sc.
gislatur bat ein@sleB an9enommen, ,uef.
dcs uerbietet, ben Yferoen Die Sdwdn5e
gu itiisen, unb cine Insubl IbisridnB'
@.leli9aften bat ibre Nbiibt ertldrt,
itren9 auf bic 9ur6flbruus bieies @es
ieses 81 a9ten. aber Niemanb flint
inert iib Inn bic tleinen &inber, tuel6e
tpabrenb Der beiBen Commemorate in
ben 5abriteu peri9ma9ten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-05-31

Der 8rdiioent bat Serrn Sabercom,
ben @orreiponoenten oerl6iebener
beutl9sumerifanii6er 3eitunsen, 5um 5.
Iuoitor im S9asamt ernannt. nSn
ibm bat Der 9rdiibent," iast bic ,gtn.
ST. 8reiie," ,einen iuabrbaft reprdlens
tatioen 9eutidameritaner III Nmt unb
@Iroe qebra6t."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-05-31

Cheap. Cheap, Cheap, Cheap
Die Spabtn i6reien es bon ben
9d1ern in Der Staot uub i'm 2anbe uno
meinen ban,it bag
u. 8. 6afenritter
9apeten, Carpets, 8urbdnse, gtdbs
maidinen, ainberiudsen uub aGe on,
bereu @aaren in ieiner 8ran5e billise
perfauft.
Cheap, Cheap, Cheap, Cheap.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1889-03-20

important, has not yet responded. The
committee of that Presbytery will prob
ably make another effort this spring. The
churches under its care are most earnest
ly urged to furnish the dasired informa-
tion at once.
1t is too late to repeat our call gener-
ally. There must, however, be many
churches, unreported, from which details
Of great value and interest could be pro-
cured, if sufficient zeal could be awakened
in the pastors or elders When our very
imperfect report is made, much regret
and modification will be experienced on
finding that some Of the brightest pages
in our history are omitted in consequence
of the apathy of those in charge We
will therefore be obliged for every item
that can be forwarded now.
JAMES A. WADDELL, Chairman.
Rorboro, Va.
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Treasurer,s Request.

The fiscal year Of our Church will end
March 31st All contributions (for Sus-
tentation, Evangelistc, Invalid, Church
Erection, and Oolored Evangelistic funds,)
which are to be acknowledged in our an
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Those who have been kept faithful in
great trials for the time past, have rea-
son to hope that the same grace shall be
sufficient to help them still to live by
faith, till they receive the end Of their
faith and patience, even the salvation of
their souls. If we live by faith, and die
by faith, our souls are safe forever.
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For tbe Central Presbyterian.
A Last Appeal.

The Historical Committee Of the Sy.
nod Of Virginia was continued by that
body at New Providence in November
last with instruction to complete its SUR
vey of the churches under its care as far
as possible. The reports called for have
been forwarded from nine of the Presby-
teries. one, and that perhaps the most
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1889-03-20

Mr.. George Muller, of Bristol, with
his wife, has left Australia for India, but they
will probably return to Sydney, which they
have found suitable for their age and declining
strength. They have no intention Of again re-
siding in England,
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Entered at the Post-Ofice at Richmond, Va, as
second-class matter.
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IN APOSTOLIC TENT.MAKER.

Paul was out Of money and out Of work,
and so he came to Aquilla seeking EN-.
ployment. They both had the same trade
and soon came to terms. Paul was thus
able in that strange city to support him
self by his own labor.
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S r r MON
Preached by the Rev. M. D. Hoge, D. D
at the Old Market Hall, Sunday
Evening, February 23d.
WORK AND WAGES.

GEOGRAPHICALLY reported for the Central
Presbyterian.)
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-01-02
CROW CREEK CARBON.
Discovery of Hard Coal on the
Sioux Reservation.


Special to the Globe.
CHAMBERLAIN, Dak., Jan. 1.-Citi-
Zens of this place are greatly excited
over the discovery of large vein of
anthracite coal on the Crow Creek reser-
vat.on, about three miles north of this
city. The discovery was made this
forenoon, and many people have visited
the spot during the day. The vein was
subjected to rigid tests by experts, and
pronounced to be of very superior
quality. Part of it was broken up and
placed in stove, anu it burned brill
iantly and entirely, being reduced to a
white ash. The coal is very hard. and
a handkerchief may be drawn across it
without being soiied particle. The
coal was found near the surface, being
partly exposed. This is the first indi-
cation of the existence of hard coal in
this vicinity. There is hardly doubt
that the great bluffs along the Missouri
near the city are underlaid with coal,
but development is prevented owing to
the best indications of coal being To-
Gated on the reservations north and
west of this city. The opening to settle
ment of the great Sioux reservation
would solve forever the fuel question
for Dakota, and it is question OF great
Importance to prairie farmers.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-01-02
TWO CROPS A YEAR.
Dakota Farmers Think the
Territory Is a Garden Of
Eden.
They Are Planting Crops, Ex-
pecting to Harvest in the
Spring.
Linen Busters, Straw Hats
and Base Ball Games Are
on Tap.
Minnesota Weather Now Lays
Over That Of the Sub
Tropics.

Special to the Globe.
GRAND Forks, OAK, Jan. 1.-Grand
Forks people were proud and happy to-
day-proud because the first day OF 1889
was such q glorious one and happy be-
cause that is their natural disposition.
How the deniZeus Of Newport would
have envied us to-day could they have
realized the weather that prevailed
here. In the sun the temperature
ranged from 60 to IS all day, while i'll
the shade Al above was the lowest
notch reached. A large number of
ladies received their friends in an ele-
giant manner, and other ladies, at the
request of their gentlemen friends,
rode around the city on horse
back, euloying the delightful
weather. Mounted white caps"
twelve in number, came out.
They did not alarm many as they were
all society gentleman clothed in white
duck suits. As they rode around, their
heads adorned with white stoveplpe
hats. they carried fans and created
much amusement. In the afternoon
the base ball park was the scene OF an
interesting game of ball between the
Grand Forks club and a picked nine
with Frank Lycan as captain. There
was much enthusiasm throughout the
game, resulting 6 to infavor of Lycan's
nine. The gate receipts will be sent to
the suffering poor in New England. A
number of farmers in this county are
experimenting by sowing grain. Some
nave put in wheat and others oats.
They expect soon to be able to raise two
crops year if this weather continues.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-01-02
NEW YEAi'S BLAZES.
The Richardson Drug COmpany's
Mammoth Building Destroyed.

Special to the Globe
ST. LOUIS, Mo-. Jan. 1.-The man.
moth siX-story brick building of the
Richardson Drug company. northwest
corner of Fourth street and Clark
avenue, burned at o'clock this MORN
ing. The loss is about $750,000 on stock,
and S15O,000 on building. There was
considerable excitement during the fire,
caused by heavy explosions of benzine,
oils, etc. The building stood one block
south of the Southern hotel. and there
was almost panic among the guests of
that hosiery until it was found that
there was no danger of spread of the
flames.
SUPPOSED TO HAVE persisted.
Special to the Globe.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Jan. lit is believed
that Andrew Geraghty, night watch
man in the Richardson drug house,
which was burned early this morning,
persisted in the flames, as he has been
missing since the fire was discovered.
His wife and daughter have remained
about the ruins all day, begging the
firemen to search for the body, but the
ruins are still burning and no search
can be made before tomorrow.
ROCKVILLE, Conn.,, Jan. 1.-The
WindsorvilIe cashmere mills, three set,
at Windsorville, Conn, owned by the
Windsorville Mill company and Frank
S. Jordan. of New York, were burned at
O'Clock this morning. The mill, stock
and machinery, with boarding house.
are a total loss. Loss, $4,000; insur-
ance, $4,000. The Windsorville hotel
and number of houses caught fire, but
were saved. The village barely escaped
destruction, it being saved only by the
heroic work of the citizens, who ham
died pals of water to fight the fire.
Seventy-fve hands We're employed. The
mill was the principal industry in the
village.
New YORK, Jan. 1.-Fire at 1913
Broadway early this morning caused
urers of bedsteads, and $1,000 to the
building, owned by rhe Smith estate.
Boston, Jan. 1.-Guyer Bros hat
factory, in RoXbury, was partly burned
to-day, and the forty employees had a
narrow escape, losing hats, coats and
other personal effects. The damage to
building and machinery is $4,000.
NIAGARA FALLS, n. Y, Jan. L.
Fire to-day destroyed the Cataract flour
mill and part of Schollkopf d Matthews
flour mill and damaged other buildings.
Loss, $4,000. Several firemen and spec
tators were hurt.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-01-02
Struck a Snag and Sank.

Special to the Globe.
NEW ORLEANS, La, Jan. 1.-The
steamboat Natchez, owned by Thomas
p. feathers, struck snag near Lake
Providence last night and was beached
in shallow water on the opposite side of
the river She cost 100000, but could
probably be replaced for 1000, and is
partly insured.
The Natchez is reported lying straight. with
bow in six feet and stern in nine feet of
water. Mr.. feathers says he is the only
loser. He thinks the outfit of the Natchez
was the most complete of any river steamer
afloat She had thirteen engines on board,
was furnished with electric lights. and her
pumping apparatus, staging and other labor
saving apparatus were all worked by steam.
Capt. feathers has a remarkable record in
river steamboating, having been engaged in
it fiftytwo years, except during the war. and
he boasts that no passenger ever lost his life
or was even injured by any accident to boat
under his command.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-01-02
ALL ADA AGOG.
Summer Weather Prevails and
the Inhabitants Don Linen
busters,

Summer Weather Prevails and
the Inhabitants Don Linen
busters.
ADA, Mimi, Jan. This day will
long be remembered by the citizens of
Ada. The morning dawned clear and
bright and people were not slow in get
ting out to enjoy the fine weather. Alto
O'Clock a. IN. a number of men wearing
linen busters and straw hats were seen
on the streets, and plans were laid for
grand open air celebration in the after
noon. At 2 o'clock procession of about
200 persons was formed in front of the
council rooms and headed by the Ada
band, marched to the base ball grounds.
There the crowd was augmented by the
arrival of a number of people in car
riages and summer turnouts and ladies
with babes in carriages. A game of
base ball was played by the East and
West side clubs and resulted in vic
tory for the West side, score IA to 6.
The band played several selections, and
after the game was finished H. w.
Thune took photo of the crowd. The
procession then reformed and marched
back t town, and after giving three
rousing cheers for the slorious Red river
valley, dispersed.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-01-02
LEFT THE CORPSE BEHIND.

Strange Case of Absent-Minded-
ness in Which Dead Body
Figured.
Special to the Globe
OMAHA, Neb., Jan. IA strange case
Of Observation-Disclosures occurred at the
Webster street depot yesterday. A
man named Spangler was On the way
from Wayne, Neb., to Atehison, Kan,
with the remains of his brother Will
lam. The casket containing the re-
mains was put in the baggage room with
other packages. After spending few
hours in the city Spangier took the
train for Atchison, forgetting to have
the casket rebilled.- The body lay in TIE
baggage room yesterday afternoon. last
night and this forenoon, and the bag
gagemen were at loss 10 know what
to do with it, when telegram came
from Spangler at Atchison, ordering it
to be forwarded there. as he had for
gotten it while in Omaha.