davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-01-14
GIenoe 6auneret.
Gin alter lrIann oas Opfer oerfeIbcn.

Sine abl6eult6e @auneret tpuroe Srettda
Jtadnttttag in Der Gentrdl>B ISL li5eiftatinn
sur Sprad)e 9e6ra6t. Sin bes 2eiens uno
S6retbenS unfun0tger alter Wtanr, Sea-
mems Satprence Garr, faro fi9 oalel6it elm
unO madte folgenoe Nn9aben, BEL bereu
Nnborung it6 auf ben @efi6tern Der 8oltz
at1ten Wtttleto uno @ntriiitung SugIei6 abz
lpte9elte.
@arr fommt aus ieiner 6eimatb in 9uz
crgl, Soretle So, Ohio, un6 itebt I'M 8ez
gull gu %lettet SoRne, Del6er in Sos
Ntgeles, Sal, lebt, iiber3 uiie6eln @eoen
pes YabrbtletS tpart0te er it6 an 6en GleDez
lano'er Stueta9enten Ser Safe S6ore unb
Wttdtgan Soutbern 8a6n u1o eritqn0 BON
oIelem gegen 3ablun9 bon $3.50 Elm 8ilz
Let mad Sos Nngeles. @eitern traf ct in
e9tca8o Elm, I'm bier gum eriten Weale III
erfaDren, ooB Die auf Dem Stuet aroeoebene
Golte tpte fol8t lautet: yper geort6ern 0Qz
ctttc Sabn bis Gancolber nnb per 9ompf=
boot na9 Sos Nn9ele5". 0te anoebettete
Jtetleroute metnt lelb Itper 1tGn6li6 eineu be-
trabtltb'11, nit 3ettperlult unb 8eldrerz
pen aller Dirt perbunoenen l1mlpea. sir
Den alten, l6tDa6en Wtann miiRte 6ieie
I1n1tdnoltde Geiie elmer auBeror6entLihen
Strapo3e glet6fommen un0 gerabe3u Sen
9un9ertob b%eoeuten, oa linn nlr tpeniae
9ol9rs berbLteben iinb, um ft6 Sic oor3e
SET btn6urb geniigenb gu bef0fti9en.
Der auetntge 8eneg8run6 fir BEN an
JPN be9a11genen S6minbel tpar, iopte( err
1tcbtltb, ote Grlan9ung Der @ommiiiion bnn
ga1l5er 81. tuelde Sic Nort6ern 0ocific
SqDn ben Ngenten gu SaDlen bat. @ebeimz
polt3tlt Sun9er bon BET GENERALIZATION be-
gap 1td NIT Carr mad Dem BureQlt Ser
Sate Sbore & W1t6i9an Southern 8obn
ltllo bradte Die Sadie bier b0beren Srtes
Snr (Sprate. Die 8eamten. tboten ann
WftnDe1ten 10, alS mdren iie nit Ser 69nDs
lun9stpetle pes bablidtigen Ngenten nidt
9al15 ettoer1tdnoen. Gin She'll oes @e[oes,
$4z.oO, fouroe benz @epreQten ihlieRlih
9l9 3uruf9eSablt unb er miro iekt nerz
l19en! oarntt auf einem anoeren, lbneIeren
2Se9e letnen geittmmnngsort III erretden.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-01-14

Tirma Bilfinion) i'm Sabre 1887 BET Der
8etperbutg Inn Die 9~ieferuit9 bon 100000
S6pertbaionetten teripro1elt, baflr cine
eigene Sabrif in 9onDon an3ulegen, un0 lte
bGtte Dies allb auSsefiibrt: t%1oelien loute
man bebenfen, baB Die Nnldge uno NuSbtlz
Dung elmer ioLden @inridtung ntdt oaS
@erf zines Sage5 Jet. SIS feDlte an tltnot>
gen Nrbeitern unb audi Oil ausret9enoer
Wtai6inerie. io6aB 3uipeilen englil0e5 Gilen
bebufs 6eriteuung bon &ndufen u. ~.
ila6 Solingen geianOt tDuroe, 100 Die Wtez
tbooe eire bGbere Jet. Watt oteier @rfldrung
perben Die Shreier i'm lIlter6aule tpobL
porlGufig it@ berubi9e1. St Suaftlt miro
natirli6 Die Shwertfrage Glet6fallS be-
iproden, nadoem i'm lebtc1 @efedte mebz:
rere 6uiarenflingen fnapp iiber benz @rtft
ab6raden ltltb biele fi6 gebogen batten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-01-14

9ur6 Elm inn 9a@1tuble auSgebro6el1es
Seler tpurben Weontag Weorgen Die 8epOb>
net bes ~eleganter vWfentone" >@ebGubeS,
So. 148 uuO $50 Dearborn 9lpe., unia1ft
aus DEM S6lummer getpeft. OSanttor"
I6or1aS Burnett elite iDglei6 gum oberiten,
iebiten Stodperfe, 6inauf, tpd6reno Der
jugenolt6e STANDARDIZATION 6tna1sltef uno
Die T%euertpebr alar1ntrte. Die neiiten Der
6auS ;Snlaiien erlangten erit benin Gtn1
treffen Der SprtBen bon Der OrObenoen @e>
fabr &%enntniB. Jtur in biirftige gtahtgez
tpdnber 9e6iiut, i"tiir3ten fe 6aIs ii6er &opf
bic 3reppet binab ms Srete.
Der vSanttor" fanD ben 0a6itubl nit
erftiGenbem Qualm gefiQt uno muBte it6
i6leunigit auriif3ieben, Tim nt6t 3u err
fifteen. Sn3pti6en eri6ten Die Seucrpebr.
9ie betrddtlide 606e beS Sibe5 Der SLANT;
men ertpies it6 betm Qiufpinoen Der 0eiz
tern uno @mpori6affen Der S6lau6mitn@
bungen aIS ie6r btnberIi6 unb eS oauerte
nabe5u Is Wtnuten, eDe bic 20ihar6ett be-
gat1n.
SAT- unmtttelbar nab benz NuSbru6e
bes SeuerS erfolgte in benz 9a6Itl6l aus
un6efaunter ltria6e cine idpa6e @rplo7
ilon. Otelelbe genilgte glet6Do6l, UNI
ClllIlL SuCtI UCo VLICltUlCutS uHl 2UuIE IVY
3uretBen unb es in Die StraBe gu i6leuz
bern.
Die Slammen 9riffen tn3tpii6elt beinaDe
1ngebtn0ert I'm it'd ulto Der Mnri6al fano
eS Oaber fir gut, burG etnen q. NIarm"
geritdrfun8en be%rbet5urufen. gto9 etlpa
balb ltltnotgel1, ungentetn 6artem Sample,
puroen Die Tlammer jeboG ufter GontroQe
gebrd6t, uno 3tpar nod e6e Tie bonn OQ6>
ftubl aus tpetter abtp6rtS D%orDran9en.
Ni6tsOeitoDeni9er ergab 1t9 iebr balo, 0aB
Die unperrneiOli6e 11eberflut6u19 0eS Sc
bGuDeS in iGmmtlt6en Stodtperfen, Bis
gum unterlten b!ra6, eirten gar3 beoeuten>
ben S6a0at Deruriadt bate. Die iebr
foitbaren acknowledgment tparen Durbs
meg ~rutntrt, unO GIentbalben bate Die in
fleinen Baden binabrieielnbe unb 6ur01
itdernoe, ttntenartt9e TliiIltgfeit Die @ez
m1l0e, Gapeten, Seppi6e unO bdS elegante
Wi0btliar in Wfitletoeni@aft ge5oget.
Der Dur6 Teuer Deruria6te S6aben be-
trGgt etiDa $1,000, ndbreno e5 oagegen
zines &oftenaufDanoeS bon $4,000 beoarT,
I'M bic Dur6 Wa1ler 9erbetgefiibrte Ser
militung dn Wfobtliar &c. tpieoer qutsu>
MAIDEN. 0ie Neubei0affun9 Der Stl6az
turorbeit al ben Deden 0iirfte peitere
$4,000 fpiten. Die 8crfideru1g am W1oz
biliar bei6rGnft it9 auf etpa $4,000. Das
@ebduoe, @igentbum bon 6arbiug &
8Qlfer, lit boil Deriidert.
Die 8eDo6ner iinO: Or. Sara6 6afetz
Steoenlon, Stat" go /; 90. g. 0aots,
9to. 2; S. S. Wbeeler, 9to. 3; g8. 6. Safz
leD, SEQ. 4; 9. 8. 0eSoudet, 5; S. s..
WattS, 6; 6rar 6eB &Dmeil, Z; s.. g.
Surner, 8; so. 2atr, 9; Srau &ate 8udz
leQ, 10; S. s.. @oofreO. IL; q. g.. 8beez
lei, 10.
9em G6aO6eus Steep. etneln iungen
Sarbigen, tpel6er beim uSanitor" pobnte,
fu9r beim Nusbru6 beS Seuers Der
S6reden oermaBen in Sic @lieber, baB er
aus ei1eln Seniter beS ~finften Stodes altf
elm bera6bartes 0a6 iprang. Gr seriet6
babel gegen Das S6erlt6tfeniter un6 erlttt
ei1en 2lrntbru6 un6 lGrpere innere Ser
lebungen, tpelde ietne Qufnabme i'm County
boipttaL n0tbtg ma6ten.
l1e6er BEN llriprung bes Seuers fonnte
1tt6tS @enaueS er1nittelt tper6en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-01-14
Gin Bath fir mTttor

Mrs. @tnSlop's r9ootbtno
Sqrup" loute be tdt1bi9 6eim Riuberz 3aboo
a a 9eoraltcgt weroen. gr b~eldnftigt 6as
@ y erneI9t S9S !3obnfeiiO, lin0ert alien
Spit = tnrlrt gSinOzEoltf, nnO lit oa8 bette
9sr 9e9en 0tarrbOe. 6unfunOswansis
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-01-14
Grlattat @hieaaoer @reife
fitt Wnre Grseuoni0e,

I'm oieie 81 erIangen, fenbet Cure
Butter. Gier, @efliget, &iloptet, @Ruber,
sea-, g8eUe, 56ate. eeiGIadItctc gdltDcite,
9scfcsIOr,l, iriiGc mto gc!rpancte gtrGdlte,
0e"'iiIf, oSer tpaS tasmnlcr 3lr 3u octfenOet
baben midget Oil uuS. Wtr ba6en etue quite SAGE uuo
ette lebr 9roBe &unbf9aft; mir f6uneri @ure 3uIer<
hunger! prompt gum bDGiten N&arttpreiie p~ertaufen
ltn0 tDicteln oaS Geid6ft i9aeQ alb. Gein Marten onf
ben @erfalT, ober 0nf oas @elb mad ~erfolgtem GertauT.
Stbretbt ms inegen bet Pretle, n3o9s@ poer 8erIer.
buugS=yeQe[n.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. gattonoIs8anf.
SUMMERS MORRISON 81 .
@omniiliions96nbler, ia g. g9ater Ctr. @btcaop
Sebt ben N0nlen oieIes States oil. 1iQtt4lp6
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-01-14
Staot Gbtc00o.
Gin 7Seuerfhreden.

Die 8euohner oe5 ,,rlrentone"=6 ebduoes
unfanft aus oem S9Iafe auf9eibeudt.
-1euer uno ma0er riaten einer Sdo=
oen bon $4,000 all.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-01-14
MMSW6rfS.

@eiaen. = @61uB : 9reiIe fir Mai:
gSem gort $1.O34k ct. 2opis 99sc, SOleOo
gort 454, ct. 8ouiS 1926, &oGebo 375c.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-01-14

@9ofe trofen 81 1888 Stid, seseM 20, OBS
Stid in Der pOri9en Mo9e am bieIigen
Wartte elm. Wtarft belebt, Breiie Ins
perGuoert.
Nprfntft m1tr0pn II n
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-01-14
W0rft1eri0t.
Ghic

@%btcago. 10. San.
Wtit ben S9GuBpretien Der 8ormo6e per-
9lt3en, i9lteBt @ei5en beute Inn BIC nte=
ori9er, @orn I'm 4c. BOber, Safer unperGn=
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-01-14
amNmirthrdaftltdtea.

g- 9oubpirtbi9oftliGe @egenftdnoe b~etreffenbe
MnfroQen fino an 9err1 8ottIicb BenuingDoOeM,
Sem 0rh. NchruSfa. 5u ri1teu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-01-14

Dim 99peinemdrt TT belief ft6 bic gu
ttbr ouf 1864 9titd, 9e9eu u 1924 9til
in Der port9en ISOLDE. Bretie 9esenI 9eiter
Inn 1Oc nteOrt9er, bod itnb Die 99lIBpreil
bOber, ais in Der portSen @o9e.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-01-14

ner entbebren, giebt es bod gar ntotlhe
3ueige, Die i@etn0er nur inter Der Nufltqt
Ser 5rauen geoeiben molerl, tpie 8. q. oLe
Wtil6Dirtbi6aft, Die Oilbner5u6t UNI o9t;
mebr. Tins 0euti1en feblt ia III Der 0te9el
6teie tiiGti0e Oiilfe ni6t, aber ur8entettt
lehrrei0 lit es fit ben u~1befangeret Seo1z
adter, I'll ie6en, ipie manG1e ar1erttaIltl0e
Tamtlie it6 ielbit bon ibreln 8eltB pertrstDt,
tDeil Die 9Srau feline 0allSfrau, lDnoerll ellte
QaoD iein tpiQ, sic beIier Al 0arle 1T I'M
8uggD, auf Ser 9toao unO in Der Sta0f,
ipie auf Ser eigenelt 6dr1n, Die Die rYla6e7
reien" Der Wtil6nirtDi6aft perablheut, Die
einen Sid fitbrt, Der Dem i'm Soarotng1
bauie gum 8erpe6ieln 66nLi6 1T, D. J. lo7
tDeit allies naS bQrauf tit aus DEM StDre
fommt uto nidt oaS babe Sabr Gutter ltno
Otilh barauf fe0lte BON tpegeu Der trode7
men &iibe. SremOe ne91ten baI0 Den Yl0B
iol6er SSarner eit lt1tD ber lteuet Oal1strait
mo0t IS Elm 8er9niigen, baS SIT tbun, tDaS
lore 8or9Gngerin ueri6md0te. 0antt lDl
aber ~feineSlpegS angeoeutet tperDen, ooB
SarmerSz Trauen uno SO6ter barter drbetz
ten lollen, lpie lie eS jeBt tbun, oaB lie 1th
fetne DISAPPOINTING crlallben Durfelt,
barauf fam feiner perfalen, Der tpetB, mas
elmer 6au5frau pbliegt, netn, tDre Surosn
iollten erleidltert peroen, banjt lie i6re
Nufmerfiantfeit auf Oinge DertDelloen foit7
men, bic Da5u beitragen, Die @innablnen 81
er00ben uno ba5 2ebeli auf Der Sarm an9ez
nebmer su Geitalten. SIS fur5 81 iagen -
bic 5arnerei muB nit @inli6t uno Ser
it1noniB betrieben ueroen. Ouran feDLt eS
uno baS lift Die 1lrlade Der u~nitGten 8ez
wirt5idnftung5tpeiie, Die INNER 6erett lit
su pecDietrt, aber bel 0eu QSedieln m%eiiten5
Den ri6tigen .3ettpul1ft Derldumt. Die
W}aiie Der 6arn1er lit bon oieIem We6ieIs
fteber ergrtfien; ~anItatt aus Der leBten Gduz
i6ung cine 2ebre gu 8ieben, iattelt lie flugs
I'M INN fteltPrt efrPr nelR1 pntnenen-
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-01-14

Ste AI9emtettt 6cLicbtet Tito BE-
fattntet y&afGenttere ser G0uraS
SetpD @reipiatg Co. ftnS Seoerz
st1tttt 5m e~1apfeD(cr+ &eifclStmGcu
bttfet amatt 0ire2t att ote g3r04teret
a1t TettOet1%
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-01-14
3ieDmarff+

Gm Rtnbpieb m arft betrt6 Die gu
f11br "a, 1921 Gtid. 9eaen 1882 StitG in
Der porigen ISOLDE. Der Wtartt mar I'M 9ailz
aen oen6ntmen tat. Na0fro9e gut ltllo @Ne$,
mas eini9ermoBen bran0bar 'par, fanO mils
lige Abuebmer.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-01-14
&tttamabertAt.

8unbesi9 nlbi @etne i9loRen
bier:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-01-14

Wisconsin, Michigan, Illinois ana
Eastern Iowa-Good medium tub 31@
34c per pound; coarse or dingy tub 26@
20c; fine unwashed fieeces 16@20c; Cots
void, unwashed, 10000; medium, un-
washed, 23@25c; medium, wached, aga
33c; coarse do 27@29c. Kansas, Ne
Fine nnwashed 13@17c; coarse do 180
19c; medium do 19@23c; medium washed
27@33c; coarse do 27@28c. Colorado
and Territory Medium 17@19c; ine
12@14c,
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-02-27

during his trip from indianapolis to the
national capital, received no kindlier
greeting and a more hearty welcome
than was accorded him in Democratic
Baltimore. The great crowd broke
through the gates, carrying the depot
guards with them, and swarmed
and crushed on the tracks, climbing
upon oneanother's shoulde.s in their
eagerness to catch a glimpse of the gen
eral and a shake of his hand. The presi-
dent-elcct smiled and bowed as he stood
bareheaded and shook hand with as
many as he could. The general and his
family stood on the rear platform, bow
ing to the cries of "God speed" as the
train moved off. The train will reach
Washington at 2:45, being on schedule
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-02-27
Temporary w%ashington ouarters.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 26.--The roomsa at
the Arlington hotel which Gen. Harri-
son will take possession of, are very
handsomely furnished. Everything
used in furnishing is new. There four
rooms in the suiteto be occupied by Gen.
and Mrs. Harrison-a large parlor, a
dining room, a bedroom, and a small
smoking den between the parsor and the
dining room. The parlor is furnished
in several colors, plush and rich lace
drapings giving the a warm com
Portable effect. A mahogany piano,
constructed especially for this purpose,
stands in n corner, and the room is
filed with comfortable chairs and pretty
tables. The smoking is large
enough for w and the apartment is
provided with leather arm-chairs. The
dining room is bright and cheery-the
furniture being of oak. The bedroom
pieces are great, solid affairs Of mahog-
any that harmonic beautifully with the
dark tones Of the carpets and window
hanpinps
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-02-27

PEORIA, Ills, Feb. 90 Emil Bach, a
street car driver of this city, shot and
fatally injured a girl named Anna Du-
bois, at Metamore, Woodford county. He
was the girls sutton, but she had re-
jected him and was to marry d man
named Schip in a few days. Bach
gained an entrance through a window
and threw open the front door in order
to clear the way for escape. The girls
father was awakened and met Bach in
the hall, but the murderer pushed the
old man aside. entered and shot the
sleeping girl in the mouth and escaped.
de has o been seen since, and the idea
gains ground that ha Committed suicide
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-02-27
Hippclyte All Right.

New YORK, Feb. 2s.-The captain of
the steamer Kongolf, which arrived
from Gonaivas, Hayti, denies the state
ment from Boston, Published last week,
that iiippoiyt army was routed at
Gonaivas and Hippolyte himself killed
by one of his dissatisfied followers. The
captain of the Kongolf says that on the
18th inst, when his vessel left the Hay
ten port. Hippolyte was still alive and
well and intent upon the defeat of Legi-
time. There was no evidence of a dis
turbance at Gonaivas at that time.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-02-27
Ha, Reid Pardo,.a.

MINNEAPOLIS, Feb. 29-Hal Reid, son
of a prominent physician OF this city,
who was sentenced a year ago to the
penitertisry for fifteen years for a
criminal assault on Maud Compson, was
paraoned. His friends have been work
ing steadily for a pardon ever sinee his
conviction, and it is asserted that some
new evidence going TO show that the
testimony of the girl and her friends
was entirely false. influenced the gov
erDor i'll his action.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-02-27

WASHINGTON, Feb. 26.-The secretary
of the navy opened, at noon, the pro
posals that had been received for the
construction of an armed cost defense
vessel of 4 ,000tons, exclusive of acquire
ments. The bids, of which there We're
several, were each accompanied by a
forfeit of D per on the amount Of
the proposal. The contract will not be
awarded for some days, as it will re-
quire considerable time to discover the
lowest bidder.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-02-27
WANTS TO QUIZ.

Judge Garland has rendered Jzas
Resignation.
Bismarck. Feb, @.-Judge Garland,
OF the Sioux Falls district, has tendersd
his resignation 80 the president. to take
effect April i. II is understood that
Judge Garland will return to Bismarck
The example set by Judge Garland will
be followed by several other democrats
who do not believe in mugwump politics,
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-02-27
CHARLOTTE HUMPHREYS, aged il.
A FIGURING Ell Burns.

LEAvENwoRTH, Kan, Feb. 20
Keely & Lysle's Touring mill was com.
pletely burned, together with % $40 bar
rels of -four, at an early nour. The mill
was one of the largest in the Missouri
-:!cJ- sssicS e capacity &c 500 barrels
per day. The loss will reach 500, 900,
on which it is estimated there is S7h, 00(
insurance. The fire is thought to have
been of incendiary origin,
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-02-27
Market.
V,-Lo- R-
First Publication Feb. IS.

ADMINISTRATION
In the Probate Court Of the County Of Yana-
ton. Territory of Dakota.
deoeased. $3.50
N0TIoE ia hereby given that Jane Richards
IN hes filed with the Judge of Abs court, q
Of the eitate of John Richards. deocased. and
that Thursday. the 7th day of March, a.. D.
1883. ct ten O'clock =. m. of said day, being q
day OF . regular tam of this court, to-wit: OF
the Mares term. 1893. Mt the probate court
room In the court house. in the city and coanty
OF Yankten. hss been set Cor hearing said
petition, when and where any person interested
ton should not be granted.
Dated February Gard, 1880.
ssEALi l.. C0M6LETON, Probate yrdes.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-02-27
Burned TO Death.

CARBoNDALE, Pa, Feb. 25.-At Mon
key Run, q mining settlement near this
city, a boarding house burned, and Pat
rick Sweeney of Lehigh county, and a
domestic named Sarah Ford were burned
to death. The other occupants narrow
ly escaped. The fire was caused by the
explosion of a lamp.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-02-27
THE MARKETS..
Chicago Grain and Provisions.

CHICAGO, Feb. 90.
wHEAT-February, S1.O4zs; March, ST o514;
May, S1.0SH; June, $l.03H.
C~oRN-February. SIC; March siAe; May.
351lc; June, 359sc.
QATs-February, 25lfcc; May, e51ac; June, 27Ac;
July, 262c
PORK February, sll.l5; March. sl1.l5;
May, Sil.32A; June, IL so.
LARD February, $3.50; March, $3.50; May,
81. 80; June, SJ.92l5
sHonT.RlBS-February, IS 90; March, $3.50;
May. s. 0s16; June So laI2.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-02-27
Her Fatal sristake.

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Feb. a6.-Mrs. 7.
B. cambridge, wife of a wel-known
mechanic here, gave her ~14-year-old
daughter. Agnes, a%conite, installing it
for paregoric. The girl is dead, and her
mother wild with grief, with no hope
of her recovery,
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-02-27
To Boom Oklahoma.

WICHITA, Kan, Feb, 26.-The Okla
homa historical exhibition that has been
formed here has closed contracts with a
car company to build their special train.
The exhibition leaves here April %, GO
ing direct to New York city.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-02-27

Damascus blades were possessed OF o
wonderfully good temper. How shey
managed TO preserve this we don't know,
as they were uaed to carve In Turkey
Christmas Pnca.
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Live Stock.

UNION STOCK YARDS,
CHICAGO, Jan. 26. {
CATTLE-Estimated receipts, 800 head
Corn fed, So 00@l 40: stockers and feeders, 1929
63.40; Texans. Si.t5m3 25. Market active.
HOGS-Estimateu receipts. 80, 1000 head. Mixed,
Si.5od4S0, heavy, S4.501 1 Is; medium, 81. 500
4.65. Active
sHEEP-westerns, sa.5o05,25, Texans, ss.5o@
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Knnsas City Live Stock.

KANSAS CITY. Mo. Feb. &c.
CASTLE-Receipts, $500 Good to choice corn
fed. %; common to medium. s. Soa.3.SO
$50; cows, SI.25@2.75. Market heavy.
Ho~GS-Receipts. 1900. Common to choice
81 AS Masket active and about &c higher
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First Publication Feb. 81.
4 ~. nnlinnASnn L. ALA,

flfkb FubIlcatfOn Fed. II,
Notice of Application for Letters
of Administration.
In the Probate. Court of the County of Yank-
ton. Territory of Dakota.
In the matter of the estate of William H.
Wnterhouse, deco ased.
NOTICE Is hereby given that John Water
lN house has filed with the judge Of this
court. q petition, praying fos letters of admin
istration of the estate of William II. Water
house, deceased, and that Monday, the lat day
being q day Of a regular term of this cou D.
to wit: OF the March term, 1889, at the office of
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has been set for hearing eaid petition. when and
where any person interested may appear and
show cause why the said petition should not be
granted
Dated February 81, 1889.
L CONGLErON, Probate Judge.
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EVERY NIGHT SCRATCHED

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