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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-02-26
German iaa!a..a|a9aI

Diehs paItberiibmte prsyarat III ole
GrfHouug eirIc5 uaierer beoeutcu0iten
ChemfFer. Da7clbc euthIt ale 5ur
Gr5cuguu3 RON fIeifb, Kuo1eu, Slut,
l!uSTelu mo iomit Uou TSrPerFraft en-
f,c0crliden Geitlu3tbejie, uuo guar iil
eiucr fir lci4tete DerOauuug geei9ueteu
5ogn. Don ocu au9aeheufteu 2ler3ten
mo phfiio,5geu 1T oaiieibe ais Der bette
uuo 5uUeglint9ic GFiaB iTir @utterma5
auerfaUut mo ais oaS 3utragltbfte Gr.
uahruHgsmittcl fir fleiue uno mabieuoa
Hruoer, iowte fir KrauFe uuo GeneIa1oc
enlpfobeu por0eu. 3Cu1laeoter'5 3ents
FCBCs 6iltdermG5! 1T tCingsme85 eiHe Zee
Gl3in, ionoerH, ME nobmal5 betout uers
oeu muB, eiu GrUa1rNRBsmittel. Wegen
ieiue5 beoeHtcu0eH 2lihrwerths, ioDia
tDegcr feiuer Ieihteu DeroauIibFeit, iei
ucr Sdma2baftigFeit mo fhueleu 2lAf,
nahme ms SIHt 1T oas geuauHte Kinder.
mthI Ddrjiiglib oGnjenigeu gum 6ebrailh
amPfohleu, ole an DerQauuugsfbwdbs
mo oarau5 entitebeuoer ur3ureibeu0er
GrudPruu9, an trdgem StoTuedTel, an
6!atarmutb, ibla6er lllusFel. un0 Deia
der RuodeUbilouue uuo IebuIi9em
lc!oen. Somit miro es befou6er5 gum
Goebran4 fir Sdu9Iinge, Kinder in fbueIs
lem lQa9sthum, iopie fir iOEbe Kiuosr,
one Anla9e 3u iogenanuteu ,ooPpelten
O.IeoerH" bdbeu, augelegeH!Iib empfoba
ieH5 1erHer fir DYsFeptifer, Kraute mo
c2eHeienoe in ieoem Stadium, fopie fir
llerUeui4Uahe mo Grfb6pfte. Sci
feb!en0er, ooer nfbt gutter mo eeuiiaena
Ger gluitermii9 1T oas Kiu0ermebl Ger
ein5tgs augrfallate GrIaB Ger uatiirli6eu
lEaRruHg oes Sdu9IiHg5. 5u9Ietb IT es
oa5 iiaerite SduBmjtteI Der K!eiuen
gegcn Summer Complaint" hgpnti9e
OlarrRoe nHo HiUoerd0Iera. -,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-02-26
Gin Sod In psr frans6fiiasruiEfaen srsaaS.
fdinft

Betersburg, 25. 8sbyuar. - .Rooue
8remian unb ,SebomoRi" 6nseru in ibren
@orrmeutureu tiber bus 8omborb eu1eut BON
SngeIIO unb bic gefougennabme Der 4iai.
nOff'deH Expedition our4 eiuen fraus6fl&en
Sreu3er erose enitnpun9. neil bic Srau,os
len ruiiii&es Slnt .oer9Ohen. Beioe 3eitnu.
gen srtlareu. es lei speifsIbait, OBJ &euuIt
nHusrmethItdl mar.
sGrnihbGuiu" erqebt fiG In ircui1d,eu
@OmmeutGreu iiber bic ruifiG fruu,Sii6e
Srsunoihoft unb MIL nuf quite Tutorit6t BIN
eifahreu habsu, bns Sts gtitalie6er Der Grs
petition ole sriessgsiuuGeus nod OSeiia eea
braht werbeu iouen,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-02-26
Der @araerFrtea tn SantE.

ytepsDorf, 25. 6ebruar. - Der beute
Gus @CratUes ausetOmmene 9ampfer n80us
Ill" bringt Tadri1teu, rpeId)e Die 4nglbeE
tiber bic ylte0etlage uub ben E0o be5 @eHes
raIs 6ippoIpte bel 90uai0ss ais unbesriinoet
bejeidnsH. gSis Der @apitdH bss ,Song dli"
mlttbetIt, if SifpOIpte npd1 aul QsDeG uno fe,
FER. als ie, eHti6off,u, 2esitime gu liir;en.
Sts gum IL. 6ebruar, ON nelhem Datum
Der 9aRpfer Uca @Ouuiues absiug, bate ieiu
2refteE IN ieuer 9eQeuS ftattdefuuosu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-02-26
Rarft nuo 86rSs.

2tberpnpI, 25. Sebruur. 80 U1it.
tags. 8aumuoae: 1RitteIfOrte SberIanoer
SIS, bitto gter Orleans =. Bic Ser,
idute betrugeu 10000 8uIen, Specialization
uub 4usfntr 1000, 3ufubr IA, 900.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-02-26

g}r. 1876, ?. }loenuc.
| Srn. GrtttcntOu!
0lein Serr! NI8 id mir cine Sbattcl
GIcnn's S6wefeIicife aniaoiite, be.
mcrtte i'd elm Gefut nm 3aariftcn bon
| 3e6em, Der i'm @ebraua Der 5cife grfabs
ruu9 8emudt. 8os miabetrifft 70 m53te
i'd ertldreu, baB id Dor icd8 bj8 iie6en
3abren bic 9}oIe am &Opf un6 i'm @sF5t
bate, uuO ol8 tnioIge Ocrielben mein 6aar
oua5ufaIIen 6eganu, mein QrBt mir iagte,
i'd mdbte ea mir gang abidceren Iaiien.
Gie3 that id. 8alO naa5er 6emerfte
d. cine Beitclige SteQe, bc0edt nit Red
Rash, " Oa5 fd auf Dem &oPfe nett aus.
5rcitete uu0 sur Stjru 5iuab erItrcdte. Sd
periu9te aae5 Gr0enflide: Sat6cu, I5eer.
iciie, Wc0i3ja i. I, io.-2lae8 Dergc5cn8.
Gjne8 cages fet mir elm: nib babe nod
riat Glenn 98prFcIieifc oafu5t.'
SD iaoiftc mir peIde an un6 ftriB Fe ie.
Ben 2lben6 ME Elm 9ftaltcr auf, 6a8 i5 6i8
gum Iorgeu Iieb. 9u 3wei @o5cu nit
0em gerbroud ejnes StadeS biefsr Seife
mar mciu &Opf geinuO, unO icit6sm fat
f4 oer rotBe &nsidIag nie luie0cr gts
3eigt. Sd CLAUDE tmmsr, boB Der Gaum,
om Ser 6riieur bei'm abfaeercn mcine3
Saare8 6enutte, nidt rein mar.
SPater 3Og fj5 meine fleins gntelia in
Der Sdule cine 8Opf6outtranf8eit 81; e8
mar cine peiBe fduPpi8e 5u6iau3, Sic
iid uaf i5rem &Opfe apsbreitcte. Sire
gtutter oeriuate fait aGe8 Dl09ljae an6
fru8te mid Ounn, mas fie t6pn ioqte. CD
erwiOerte: pg2a, 70 9ebrouae 6Icun's
Sbpsfclirife; 9u rueibtja, Die 5atmj4
aebeiIt." Sic ruur6e 8etreu on8epcnoet
uuO in tur5er 3eit mar Der &Opf 6e3 ain'
es 9eiunO unO bat ben gtusidIag ME pie' |
Der befommeu.
gBir baIten Stems G8mefsIisiIe |
fir 6autabidirfuugen Ooer irgeaO 0crar'
tige8 itet8 oorratbig. 2tdtun98OOQ
8ella GooG"@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-02-26
Die ea6Iaoe In GeniraIaNeu.

Betersburg, 25. 6ebru0r. De-
peihe aus &bareiui meIbet, ons fih Der Gmir
ben 8Otburo nit eiuem srOBen @etolse na4
SGubrstsSaIs, uahe Der ruiIi&&n GEsnis,
begsbel bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-02-26
SaIbe N06rrate ta0 g8af0tn8toH,

grfurFons giuete mad gBai5instou Bur
State uoH Sl.2O fir bic pin mo Jlddiabrt
fino i,bt iiber bic ggaIttmere=Gb bio Babu"
an bnbeu, perteu fir ale 3tge bis gun 4.
Wdr5 (etnlhlisslid) UertGuit uub blsibeu Bur
6etmfubrt bis SuuI 7. gidrS (einidIie6tid)
giltig. Sn ieber 8t@tuug fahreu uui Der
g8oItimOresGbtcsB adt8ebu 3ige.
(49-5D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-02-26


S1eGE.
0arnuug! Dian muB td Dor 9}aaa4s
mungcn in g4t nc9menI
gerIan9t oaBer aa80rtdltd
Snte's 5nnig ton 9ure-
gOunb (ElnSoruD nnb
Sgerr un6 ucbmt ia ntftS
glu6crc8 an be6en Stclle.
s~ 3um gcrtauf bel 2lpOt4ctcra nao
BEL alien DleOi3lus5an0leru.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-02-26

Die Ittioudre Der IS 0 10 ar .
gani" bielten asffern ilre Saaresuerlan1l'
lung CD uro erpdtIteu bic SD. Better 9fsu,
20uis q. Sireip, 90. 2isblid, S. .. &rlipiu,
GGmuel gbuonos, GlIsb 8eup uHS 9.orss
Smope III 8irsft0Teu.
abfubrt 0es rUf n" - DCr
ygicr6oeuiibe 9lopS" Dampisr Brain"
Capt. .DP. gf6ger, psldler an leeteR 9ouuer'
Rug, ben 81. Eebruar, bier gelauSet III, tFttt
morgen Radm,ttag nm ubr ietHe R1dfelle
un@ Bremerhauen an. I'm &Oro fi9rt er
GiHen ooGen Cargo unb ca. 40 3Dn4eaoeuS'
$afagiere.
Ber,atGgemeine Rranteu I'M
terfiiBuugss uuo Sterbeo eoeretH Il
Der SGuhmad3er un0 8erufSgenohen oou
Baltimore" hteIt geferu Gbeuo unter Sorits
Oe8 Sru. BHaum uno BrotofCaiibsru oes
6rn. 0uguf 6artig etne 5Ueite Seriamm'
lung ab, um ieine SrglHlilti0u gu 1eroou'
finbigen. &as 6anptgei4ift bstaaS tn Der
9urG5eratbuHg Der StatuteH, pel4e IN Der
uGGfeu SerlammlnHg aHgeuommen rueroen
oIsn. gnBeTbem waro beihloiien, bic AAts
uobmegebubr bis gum /. Ipril aut 25 Gents
~ feueu uRb iIe aad bieier 3sit ie mad benz
alter tes Gui5uuebmsHoen aui 81 bis s. Bu
srbDbeu. Sia 10 melt baben iid] Is Diitglie'
Der 3um Beitritt bereit erIlart.
Die nSt. gorbertss eieLIi 9aft
iuEger YR6nuer" 0eranaaltete geferH
gben0 In her ,gteuen 86Ameuz 6auen al Der
@de bon 8rOaOpop uuo BarHesfraBe i9reu
riCrtGu Slblssbau, Delher redt gut beiuGt
NOR uno ben Ih0niteu SsIIluf uabm. Die
arrangements Iageu in ben Sd1oeu Der 80.
ge. s. geup, SoIepb s. SrlSta, 20. gtuOra,
Eraus SObrHa, 8Oitin SuG0f, st. Sb0ebld,
Stepb. Watin, Siuceu3 &ber6atar g. Bll5ip,
&. Rarei9, s. SaUrinec, 5raUJ STal, Alogs
8raiol, Soi. 6eil, BraHj Saroa, y. Srol,
SuiepS llys, Sob. gtpn uno Saletaa &0pas
IGdp, pa6renO bic %. S0iep9 2B. @ouilI
uno 5r. s. SuIe ags @eremoHIeHmelfer fuH'
gluten.
Der ,permnueute RorO BrOa B.
mahsB BGuuerei uH btelt 9efaru Aben0
In Siegmuuo's 6llle al Der GrleauSs, Ea9e
Garoliuefruss, leiue ahte Sabre8glr'lnms
lung. &ie @inuabmen betrugeu in UerlOls
| ieueu Sabre $58 900, mOOou Elm groB 4 GbltI
benz TiIgungeiouO lberpieieH Day0. 90
| murbe cine &iujoeuoe Uou GroSent erf.irt.
Sic geumteupobl bate iOIgeuOes 0teialtat:
| Satob Gfer Brdfteut, 3. Sdpp Stte.Brlt 4
bent, Sob. .. 2aufer Saasmeifer, &eor3
| SQuid, iuu., Sefretdr, Seiie VI. SopeH An.
| malt; SuIOb Gft'r, Sob. SetPp, 9aioo RAD.
maru, Sobu Soltsr, ., q, RaWliugs, =.
/ u. 8otiOn, Epomas 5rig4t paO G3, 5't8eE'
muub 9irettOren.
SetueH SerteBuugen erIegeu,
- Der SO Sabre alte &ntoH Bgber UoH Jtr
24OO, Guntuus @bgnne, uel1sr am 3. 0eAbc.
1888 an Der BofoufgnBe augebh4 U0u oeu
Geger SObH w. Seuftus tiberfapcea Uuroe
if Geifein lbeno nm Is llbr ieiHea StrIet
sungen erlegeu. st btHterldBt cine 6ra1
rno feGs Rluoer. Coroner &0dciu Ur) et-
neH JTqusf abbaIten.
-, -. - = - n - - - rnt.. Es,,.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-02-26
BpuIauatrB G}epanfeu erratgsn. Sett1 SUI
riidcn in gGut1dllanD via Stuttgart.


Baris, 2S. Ssbruar. - Der pSeoanteH'
IIIet" Stualt Cumberland errtetb leue Die
@eoanteu oes Generals 8ouLauger. @r 9Gb
benz Br6foeutsn @aruOt mob ieas Dlonate
i'm &mtC nuO perfolgte Boulanger's Gtnrtt-
fen In 9eutidlauO via Stuttgart Der Sc.
neral gob 5u, eGb Cumberland rlttt9 9era=
them babe.
gonlanger befraitet empbatiih, oaB er F4
nit ietubtdeH GRIaldgeu ga8eH England
abaebe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-02-26

Sopipeb, 3rd9beit Der 2eber, Taurer Dnsea unb elm
btlioer 3utonb perbtte, ba Die eenoene 5peiie lire
ndbrenoen @teeHitaften aIs griaB fdr 6el nGtdrs
t6tn SeIbrauh oes SoTpers IieieIt.
A9- Seobottet biz ioIgen6en 5nmptome, bic bon
Seiben Der BerbduungsoIaane berrIhIen: BeIlos
pfuna, tnnerlidle SdP orrboioen, Slutanbrane nah
6em Sopfe, lauren Ulaaen, nebelteit, Eoobrennen,
2BiberpintH 9tsen Speiie, cine Sbipers i'm D1a9eH,
Ioures dufffOsen, Elm (9efubI bee Siuten5 uno Gos
pfens oes Screens, Elm @efGbI 6es grfiteus 6eim
Sesen, asitpddte SebtrGft, Buntte ODER 9enebe Dor
Den Au9en, i5tebtr unb GhmsrSen i'm aopfe, per'
ninberte Eranlpiraton, @elbheit Der Saut unb Der
Augen, Ghmerssn In Der Seite, Der Bruf, ben @Itss
oern, pI0bIid1e @IuthDeuen uHe brennenbes @efhbI.
2Hentge Soien BON 9f q b N p's BiIIen ners
ben ben 30rper BON alien oben anssfnlrten seioen
btfteien,
Brsis 25 Gents bic eaaat.I. gu babsn 6ei aIen
Apo5eferu.
ssnn elm spotbeter ODER ga6enbeiiter nieqetbt
2oonoo's Bten nidht oorrdtbs 6at 10 itidt as Cts.
1lt elne S6a6te oeer etnen Dollar fdr fanf Sbahs
tsln on " O 10 & o., vi. 81, gBarrsn gu,
Nep79ott, nno DlI ididen fie Sub per Bof 6u.
S6tdt etnt Briefmorte an Dr. 19abnab Co.,
y4r. 81, BnrrensStr., Rems9ort. SeIehruna, Edus
ienoe Dert3' min Suh ontdT tuseiGidt tueroen.
I'm has BubIitum: gerIouat nur R q D.
1p n's une 1berseugt @u6. baB Der Shame RAD
Way" auf Dem III, oas Sbr fault.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-02-26
safes

sonte Don g. Gote6ouHo( (sl8O0ralaaO
S9CeE.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-02-26
s,om. . gseihen S,anfe. "
geemtSates.

lie Beuttge Steuer giuuahme betrul
$444 $40 unb bic 3Oneiunabme S343, ,229.
.3ur ginl6lung befimmte gfati0uals Baatz
Woteu TN 8etrage BON S32A, 1891 Iiefea beate
lm SdGtamte elm.
Der Br1fbent bot zen Snbiauer Stsz zfu.
8n, nItns Sccate, eiuen SdStouer in gteuz
gleriiO, peIher pegeu zines Ncrots ueIur.
theilt pnrbe, auf @ruub elmer pom Rl6ter
uHb 8ilntts,anpaIt sema9tsa @mpfebIuag
teQua0lgt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-02-26
g}aG) WaiBiaStOn natertoe8s.
@cucral 9arriiOn berIabt SnoianapOIis.

Grsse gbTdtessSeme eHftatton In Der Saapt'
HaSt oGs SeeoFietFaats.-GEn Psadltig etE'
eertdteYsr Sna. - GseHsa aaO SpationeH
auf Be. gtetie.-gtu petpini1ter @mpTana
IA, g goft.t.sht,S rh4n
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-01-09

sure is beng brought here to compel the
purchase of this estate under the Ash
bourne laad act. Lord Cianricarde in.
tends to renew the evictions from his es-
tate at as early a day as possible.
The eyictors with tie assistance of the
magistrates have resorted to a clever
trick to effect an entrance to barricaded
houses. The tenants occupying these
houses are summoned to give evidence
in Star chamber proceedings. If they
obey the summons they are kept waiting
the whole day before being permitted to
testify. 1t they refuse to give evidence
they are imprisoned, 30 that in either
case they are absent from their homes
when the bailiffs arrive.
Mr.. Balfour has given instructionsthat
the coercion act must be carried out
with the utmost rigor, and his orders
are being literally obeyed. 1t is ex.
pected the military will be called to use
their rifles in the endeavor to eject the
Clanricarde tenants. as all of the house:
on that estate are strongly barricaded
and the occupants are armed.
The assertion that the Dublin 1nvinci.
bies will kill Balfour if they have an OPP,
portunity to do 50 appears to be based
upon something more than mere idle
rumor, and is generally believed to be
true. AT any rate the Irish secretary
believes it and has taken precautions
against the possibility of assassination.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-01-09
An Artistic Performance.

LONDON, Jan. Sat the Hogarth clut
last Wednesday night IN artist named
Stott, who resides for the most of the
time in Paris, called James Whistler q
liar and a coward. Whistler punched
Stott in the eye and kicked him out OF
the room. Subsequently, in a humor-
Gus letter to the managers of the club,
Whistler recited the facts and urged the
committee to take measures to prevent
members from being insulted in the flu.
ture. There are that a duel will
ensue and Whistler is understood to be
perfectly willing to fight. Stott's griev-
ance against Whistler is his claim that
he was unfairly treated by Whistler
when that gentleman was president OF
the royal society of British artists.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-01-09

neglecting to fence their road are liable
to damages for stock injured through
such negligence, andift they refuse topay
the value of damage done within thirty
days, the owner of the stock may re-
cover double damages. 1t is CON
tended by the counsel for the railroad
company that these provisions are UNI
constitutional on the ground that they
deprive them of property without pro-
cess of law, and deny them equal pro
lection of the laws. The supreme court
holds, in the opinion of Justice Field,
thatthe law does not withhold equal pro-
lection. AS to the allowance of double
damages being r"c Institutional, the
court says that it is the duty of a rail
way company to keep its track free from
animals, and that its neglect to do SO by
adopting reasonable means for that pur-
pose justly subjects it to punative dam,
age, and where injuries are committed
by reason of such neglect the imposition
of punative o exemplary damages can
not be held to be a deprivation of prop
erty without due process of law. 1t is
only one mode of imposing a penalty for
violation of its duty, and its propriety
and legality has been recognized by re-
peated judicial decisions for more than
a century. The Judgment of the lower
court is therefore affirmed.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-01-09
First Publication Dec. Ia.
SherjfI'S Sale,

Territory of Dakota, second judicial Dis
In the District Court within and for Yankton
Nelson ". Cusiok. Plaintiff, VS.. ]. W. Weldon
Louise j. Felber, Jacob N. Lemon Andrew
a Gutenberg, Il. NJ. Kelsey and @. P. Heath.
defendants.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue of a
! iudement of foreclosure and sale in the
December. A; D.. 1888, and an execution issued
Kincel, sheriff of Yankton county, Dakota
Tsr ri s9IS , for that t pn ~ pose appointed, win sell
house in the city of Ysnkton and county of
Yankton, akota Territory, on Monday J nu-
that day, the real estate and morteaged
premis, 8 situate IN the county of Yankton.
Territory of Dakota. and directed in said
d scribed as follows: Beginning at a point
three hundred feet east of the northwest corr er
of the southwe t quar- er of the northp est
ninety three tss) of range fifty. six (5e), and
five hundrcdth ts'.75-l0N chains to the north
northwest gu srter of said section thiiteen u8).
thence south twenty and ten hundredths
go l0-10O chains to the center of said section
section line to a point due neEth OF the north
west corner Of block two (2) of j. 8. Presho's
addition to Yankton. thence south to the north
westerly on a line with an extension of the
north line of said block two "a and parallel
with the south line of fifth street four hundred
and fifty A5G feet to the foot of the bluff,
thence northwesterly following alorg tia foot
of the bluff to a point three hundred $500 feet
east of the west line Of said section thirteen
tlS3. thence north t ) the place of beginning
exoe ptine and reserving the following pieces
heretofore sold as follows: Two acres now or
larly descr.b bed in deed record 81" on page AS;
als9 block three {s) of J, s. Presho's addition
TO Ysnkton equal to one and ifsy-three hum
dredths I:bS-l00) acres, and also ore half acre
described in deed record in book IF" on page
227. The land above described and conveyed,
less the reservations a 90 100 acres) containing
sl5ty-seven and eighty-one hundredths
l67.sl-0O acres according to actual survey
thereof with the appurtenances and improve
ments t%hereunto belonging, or 30 much thereof
as may be sufficient to satisfy said judgment
and coats amounting in alto four thonsand
two hundred and ninety dollars and seventy
-four, cents, with the interest thereon from
the date Of said judgment, and all accruing
Dated Yankton. D. T.. December 18th, 1888,
FREDERICK KINCEL,
Sheriff of Yankton County.
FRENCH & SMITH. Plaintiffs Attorney.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-01-09
PowderlY,s Answer.

BALTIMORE, JAN. SIN apublic speech
here General Master Workman Powderly
paid ON attention to and made an eff
fectiye assault upon the manifesto wide.
~ published yesterday, which was adj
dressed to the knights of Labor and
signed by four. of the original founders
of the Knights of Labor. Mr.. Powderly
said the complaint that the order had
departed from the old way was true; so
did everything that progresses, and if
the workingmen of to-day were the dull,
the prosy fellows they were twenty
years ag6sNff washington, Jefferson,
Adams, or any of the original founders
of this great country, said Mr.. Powder
". were TO awake from their sleep, as
our friends have just done, they too
would be surprised at the progress of a
century. You cannot turn back the
wheels of progress. The things that
Washington and jefferson did 100 years
ago were wise, they We're adapted to the
time, but suppose they returned now
and asked the people of to-day to GO
back to the methods of theirtime, would
they obey2 T.ink you the millions of
blacks who We're set free in 1868 would
consent to return to bondage, even
though the request came from the i'm.
mortal Washington? So it is with the
Knights Of Labor. 1t has made progress
since these four signers left the order; it
cannot retrograde."
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-01-09
The 20. agreement.

CHICAGO. Jan. s.-The seal of Sc
erecy was removed from the terms Of
agreement between the Chicago, Bus.
lington and Quincy Railway company
and the conference committee of the
Brotherhood Of Locomotive Engineers
The terms are in effect that the compa
ny willnotfoilow up, blacklist, or In any
anne attempt to prescribe those who
We're concerned IN. the strike, but, or
the contrary, will give to all who have
not been guilty of violence, or other i'm.
proper conduct, letters of introduction
showing their record, and in all proper
ways assist them in finding employment
Vice President Stone of the t'sQss stated
that the agreement contained all thai
the men had claimed and all the com
pany was asked to concede.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-01-09
FOREIGN

Electric Sugar shares have fallen to Is
I'd at Liverpool.
Fever is raging among the Germans
in Zanzibar with many fatalities.
ii has been absolutely proved that the
samoan rebels We're led by an American.
1t is again said ttat Sir Henry Drum
mond Wolff will be appointed British
minister to Washington.
A Berlin dispatch says achievements
to the number of 800 men will leave
Kiel for Zanzibar Immediately.
Gen. Grenfell has issued a manifesto
inviting the tribes to expel the dervishes,
offering to give them food and money il
they would do so.
The recent storms which have swept
the Black seashave caused a great mum.
Der of wrecks. Over a hundred persons
have been drowned within the last fort.
night.
The Italian government has ordered
| protection in the eventual return to Italy
| of 4 1000 Italian laborers and others who
are engaged in constructing the Panama
| canal.
Commoners John O'Connor and DIR
Tanner were served with tt
appear in court at Tipperary. Boil
tossed the writs into the street, ant
neither will appear.
The queen has provided a sinecure Fol
Prince Henry of ~Battenberg, the orna
mental husband of her favorite daught
er, by having him appointed governor
of the Use of Wight.
An effort will be made in Dublin or
Friday next to have Mr.. Edward Har.
ringtos, who is under sentence of ST,
months in Tullamore Jail, brought int
court on a writ of habeas corpus and re
leased.
One hundred and ten delegates, repre-
senting all the socialists committees il
the Department of the Seine, voted unani
mously to support Gen. Boulanger. Thi!
action insures B~oulanger's election by
very large majority.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-01-09

Patto', Atkinson, Woolhizsr, Cooper.
Miller, Hsresad, Walsh, Allin. Melon
aid, Cameron, Ryan, Glespell and Slim
mel.
Fo, Observation-Disclosures, Oraw-
ford, Lowry, Hally. Dollard, Ericsson,
Hughes and Campbell.
MIR. Wsshsbauah voted for Poindex-
ter.
Mr.. S.immel made q neat speech on
taking the Chair and trusted that the
feeling developed In the race hsd all
been born of a kindly spirit and would
pass away.
The following officers we're then elect.
ed: Wallace, chief clerk; Goodfellow
assistant; Iverson, enatosslng clerk
Ellis, setgeant-at-arms; Rey. Mr.. Kline,
chaplain; Handscomb, messenger; Hines.
~doorkeeper;; Brisbine, watchman. For.
.est will be appointed assistant sergeant
alarms.
The Legislature will meet in joint ses-
sion at 2 p. m. tomorrow to listen to
the message of the governor
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-01-09
A Statement from cavner.

CHICAGO, Jan. 8.The Mail prints the
following: A. r. Cavner, chairman of
the committee that settled the CO
strike, said: II think the rumor that
Mr.. Arthur is to resign his office in the
brotherhood has good foundation. Mr..
Arthur has been dissatisfied for a long
time. and the outcome of the go strike
is an additional thorn in his flesh. ]
see in the morning paper" Mr.. Cav
ner continued, .sthat MI. Arthur is
not satisfied with the settlement OF
the strike because he was opposed to
il from the start. Mr.. Arthur worked
for six months before the strike on the
20" to bring that result about. After he
had given his consent to strike, and after
four weeks had passed, he began to get
nervous and wanted to declare the strike
off but the members would not agree to
it."