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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-02-03
IRON WORKS CLOSED.
Workmen Locked Ont for Refusing to Accep
Reduced Wages

Workmen Locked Out for Refusing to Accept
Reduced Wages.
READING Pa.), Feb 2.-The puddlers of
the Brooke Iron Company at Birdsboro, in
this county, have refused to accept the pro-
posed reduction of % cents per ton. and the
roling-mill clrsed down this morning.
bout 450 hands are thrown out OF employ
ment,
The entire iron works of the Ellis & Lessig
Steel and Iron Company of Pottstown SHUT
down to-day, throwing 200 men out of en-
plOyment. This lockout is the result of the
men refusing to accept a reduction In their
wages. President Lessig says that the un-
favorable and unsatisfactory condition of
the iron trade at the present time justifies
the reduction If business brightens the
company promises to raise wages.
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Port Orchard nru nnck

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2.-Senator Chandler.
from the Committee on Naval Affairs, to-
day reported favorably the amendment pro-
posed to the Naval Appropriation Bill by
Allen, apprOpriating S700, 600 for the con-
strucilon of a dry dock and $4,000 for the
purchase OF the necessary site at Port
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-02-03
DISSATISFIED POLICEMEN.
designations of Indignant Officers of Penn.
evlvonio Town

designations Of Indignant Officers Of a Penn
sylvania Town.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. "A special says
Pittston will soon be without any police pro-
lection if the officers keep resiguing rs fast
as they have during the past few days.
Twenty or more have already handed in
their badges. and others intend following
their example The officers are indignant
over the conviction of the policeman, WILL
lam Weathers, who killed drunken hotel
keeper here last October, while the latter
was resisting arrest The officer was nearly
killed in the struggle. TIE Town Council
did nothing to assist the officer, although the
public justified him in the action. Hence
the policemen refuse to serve ON the force.
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JUDGMENT AFFIRMED.

The Right Of the Manitoba Legislature to
Abolish Separate Schools Upheld.
WINNIPEG, Feb. 2.-The judgment of the
full court has just been given on the appeal
of the Roman Catholics from Judge Killam's
decision, which upheld the validity of the
provincial egislation-abolishing separate
schools. The judgment of the full court
sustains Judge killam In every point. Judge
Dubuc, who is Frenchman. dissented from
the iudgment
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-02-03
ENCOURAGING IMMIGRATION.
Proposed Legislation Denounced as Land
Speculating Scheme

MINNEAPOLIS, Feb. "A Tribune Grand
Forks On. Dak.) special says: The Bache-
lor's Grove Farmers Alliance unanimously
adopted resolutions expressing unqualified
condemnation and opposition to legislation
to encourage immigration, believing that the
immigration movement now being agitated
in the Legislature is really only a scheme
to advance the interest of land speculators,
whose extortions have already depopulated
several sections of the State, and who now
hope by using the State as an advertising
agent to get another flock to shear"
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-02-03
TROOPS WITHDRAWN.
No Work for the Militia at the Scene Of the
Carbon Hill Trouble.

BIRMINGHAM (Ala.), Feb. "A Herald
correspondent has just returned from Car
bon Hill and reports that there was no
necessity for sending troops there. Up to
the time Of the recent strike the mines in
Walker County have been worked almost
entirely by natives, who bitterly opposed
the importation OF other labor. either white
or cOlored. Last Thursday night gang
fired several shots into the cabin occupied
by negro miners, and one of the latter was
wounded. The next day one man was
killed and another wounded in a fight, and
the Constable was afraid to arrest the mur-
derer, aud the military was telegraphed for.
The troops have been Withdrawn.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-02-03
RAILROAD FAVORS.
Bill to Prevent Public Officers From Ac.
cepting Passes or Gifts

Ctptlng Passes or Gifts.
Sr. PAUL, Feb, 2.-Representative Gilday
introduced in the Legislature to-day bill
providing that any public officer, State, mu-
nicipal or county, accepting any gifts, flee
pass or other fav0rs not granted the general
pubic from any railroad or other corpora
tien IN the State be guilty of felony and be
punished by fine of not less than $1,000
nor more than 5000, or by Imprisonment in
the State prison of not less than six months
nor more than one year, or both. The per-
son or persons Issuing the passes or gifts are
equally amenable. If the Attorney-Genrral
or any county attorney in the State refuses
or neglects to enter suit upon the complaint
OF two reliabls witnesses they shall be de-
posed and be disqualified for holding Office
thereafter
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GOING TO FLORENCE.
Queen Victoria to Spend a Few Weeks on the
Continent

LONDON, Feb. 2.-The Queen, who is to
return to Windsor Castle from Osborne the
week after next, is to start for Florence
March 23d. Her stay in Florence will be
about three weeks. after which she will
probably 90 to DarmStadt for few days
visit to the Grand Duke of Hesse, where
Emperor William will meet her. The Queen
is to occupy the beautiful villa of Palmieri,
near Fisole, which has again been placed at
her disposal by Dowager Lady Crawford
Emperor William has privately intmated
that he would prefer to visit England early
in June before his cruise to Norway, but the
date of his arrival will not be fixed until he
meets the Queen at Darmstadt.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-02-03
IAN AGREEABLE DREAM"

Sog -hs Pope Regards the Formation Of
Catholic Party in France.
PARIS, Feb. 2.-The Figaro to-day pub
fishes an Interview with the Pope in which
his Holiness is quoted as saying: "If
French Conservatives saw that such thing
were possible. they should establish some
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-02-03
Mail Route IN Tahoe

WASHINGTON. Feb. "A strong petition
reacne1 here to-day from Tahoe. New, ask
ing that the mail route be restored to that
Town, by way OF Truckee, before the next
watering season. The matter was called TO
the attention of the Postoffice Department,
ana II Is expected that the request will be
granted.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-02-03
A Valuable Qnr

New YORK, Feb. 2.-E. B. Sears. proprie-
tor OF the Kennels at Melrose. Mass. i'm
porter OF the st. Bernard dog Sir Bedivere.
arrived this morning on the Umbria. He
said: "Bedivere cost me more than $500,
not quite $4,000. as reported by cable. The
dog will be exhibited at New York, Chicago
and WaShingtnn
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-02-03
Sarah Bernhard in New YORK;

New YORK. Feb 2-Sarah Bernhardt ar
rived on La Champagne to-day. An
evening paper says: 1.-The jokes about
Sarah Bernhardt's thinness are no longer in
order. Sarah is very near to being fat. 1t
is quite certain she is handsomer than she
ever was before" Bernhard brought 1O7
trunks ana ten other pieces of baggage
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-02-03
Jamieson's Widov

LONDON, Feb. 2.-Tippoo Tip has arrived
at Zanzibar, where he met the widow of
Jameson, and gave her safe conduct to her
husbands grave. She seeks to clear his
memory from the cannibaI story
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-02-03
Canada's Destiny,

TORONTO, Feb. I'm an address to the
Liberals tonight Goodwin Smith said the
manifest political destiny of Cauada was a
union with the United States, and he ridi-
cuied any attempt to make barrier of
loyalty against Cai ada's destiny.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-02-03
HILL AND CLEVELAND.
No Political Significance in the Recent
Hand-Shaking,

NEW YORK, Feb. 2.-Prominent Cleve-
land and Hill Democrats say that there is
no significance in the Misunderstanding of the
Governor and the ex-President at Colonel
Browns dinner. Ex-Judge Farren, right
hand man of Herrick, the Cleveland leader
in the State, says that Hill will soon unseat
enough Republicans in the Assembly to i'll
sure a safe Democratic majority, and will
then declare for the Senatorship saying: 81
took 1t to save the party when you could not
agree on a candidate" That is why he
holds ON to the GOyernorshp.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-02-03
The Elect;opsR;u

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2-Senator Adrich
has come to the conclusion as practical
man that there is no possibility of passing
the Elections Bill, since Senator Stanford
has given him to understand that he Will
not support il.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-02-03
Hearst's Condition.

WASHINGTON, Feb. Sat 1 o'clock this
lfuesday) morning reports from Senator
Hearsts house say the patient is resting
comfortably, but that he is not quite SO we'll
as yesterday.
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the Brink of Eternity.

PARIS, Feb. 2.-Eyraud will probably be
executed tomorrow, President Carnot hav-
ing declined to interfere.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-02-03
ASSAULTED BY WOMEN.
The Superintendent Of the Mammoth Mine
Severely Injured

MAMMOTH Pa), Feb. superintendent
Keighley, of the Inflated Mammoth Mine,
was assaulted to-day by several German and
hungarian women, wives of the victims of
the recent explosion. They were led by a
woman named Heinlich, who sprang on The
superintendent and nearly strangled him,
iinjuring him quite severely. They hold
him responsible Tor the deaths of their hus-
bands.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-02-03
The White Squadron at Galveston,

GALVESTON, Feb. 2.-The white squad
ron, consisting of the Chicago. Yorktown
and Dolphin, under command of Rear-Ad-
miral Walker, cast anchor in the outer
roads this morning.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-02-03
FEARFUL WEATHER IN GREECE
Fifteen Members of Rescuing Party Frozen
to Death

LONDON, Feb. Gold weather and Sc
we're storms continue in Greece. Many ac-
cidents are reported on land and sea-
ATHENS, Feb. 2.-Of forty men engaged
in reopening communication with the snow
blocked villages in the Morea, fifteen have
been t-ozen to death and number of others
SO badly frost-bitten that they are not ex-
pected to recover
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-02-03
JOSS REELEp ANp souEAKEp.
On Trial for Wife.Murder.

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 2.-The trial of Charles
F. Vail on the charge of wife-murder WAS
begun here this morning. Vail is said TO
have shot and killed his wife to obtain u
large amount of insurance money which
was placed on her life. He claims the
shooting was accidental.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-02-03
Four Persons Burned to Death.

PARIS, Feb. "A woman and her three
children were burned to death in fire in a
carpenters shop at Nancy last night
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-02-03
Bradlaugh's Successor.

LONDON, Feb. Sir Charles Dixie is
spoken of as possible successor to Charles
Bradlaugh's seat.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-02-03
Do NOT Be DISCOURAGED

TFYoUR PHYSICIAN HAS GIVEN YOU UP AS
l. incurable, having CONSUMPTION, TUBERCU-
LOSIS, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, PNEUMONIA, In
fuenZa. Grippe Coughs and Colds, any difficulty
with the Lungs. windDpe Heart Go Go the Herb
Institute OF DIR. L. SHAP RIOS. 1905 Market ST. and
get bottle of the Red Glover Lung Elixir, and you
Will derive more benefit "a hours than from any
other medicine known. Prompt attention given to
country orders jas ThS1Tu 6W lp
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-02-03

DUBLIN, Feb. 2.-Bartholomew Sullivan,
farmer, was hanged at Tralee to-day for
completely in the murder of au evicted
farmer at Ballyhague.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-02-03
FREE COINAGE.

An Attempt to Be Made to Force Vote on
the Measure.
New YORK, Feb. "A Washington spe-
clal says: The silver men are determined
to brook no further delay on the Senate
bill and an attempt will be made Tuesday
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-02-03
Patti Seriously III.

LONDON. Feb. Patti is lying very i'll at
Bristol with a cold
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-02-03
RAPID CURES

OF Coughs and Colds, Influenza and Bron-
chial complaints are effected by using
HALES HONEY OF HOREHOUND
AND TAR. pleasant and effcacious rem
edy, which does not contain anything inju-
rious to the most delicate constitution; it
exerts almost magical power in all affections
OF the THROAT AND LUNGS, soothing
and allaying irritation and Inflammation
and strengthening the tissues, thus ena-
bling them to endure the changes of sea-
sons, which are severely felt many times OF
the year. Sold by druggists.
Pixies TOOthaChe Drops Cure in One Minute.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1891-08-27
llnternrlJn,nnesertIf.
[.Rm,rita. =

Wfan mag an uniertr euaIiidamsri'
taniihen 5agespreie 8ieIes aus,us
lsben baben einen eeraoe;u sinSig oos
ifebenoen llnterusbmunesgeiit tarr
man ibr nidt abiprsHen.
Gben oieisr llnternebmunssgeiit IN
es, Der otm amtrifaniidsn SournaIiss
mus Dor Oem Gnglanos uuo Deutids
lambs, ia Der san,en BsIt, ben Sors
rang ueriaaift bat.
Stun IN es ia pabr, oab bieltr nieI'
geprieiene nnternebmungs9eilt gar oft
falTds 8abnen perfolet, ineem er Der
trantbaiten Seniationsiudt ots
Yublifums piqla bient.
gluf Der anosren Ssitt aber uirtt &C
aud @utss. 98ir woten bier ni6t
bon ben neutrality-suspicious. uno
Mfritarsiisn reeen, bic ameritanifds
8situnssn aui ibrs Rotten bsranitaltsn
lisben. Nidt bon ben pertbpolen
ipiHenidaftli&sn Gntbedunsen, bic
ibrs Gsrtretsr ssmadt. glu6 Die @uss
bilouns bes Tepeidsnoienites bis gu
elmer ME ettroumteH Yolfommsnheit
bleibe bier unberabrt.
Sdon ourh bic Mnfoednng Der Iabl.
reihen S@minotlplans, bic bas
IsidtsIGubiss Bolt bebrobsn, erpirbt
fid uuisrt YrsEe 8srbisnfts.
Stob erobere burh bic Serbreitung
elmer Sntslissn, unter Dem amsriianis
i4n 8olts, bic bah.lbs font ME trs
reideH wlrSs. ,Die 3eitunsen mo-
den ben Amerifansr sa Gem, mas CT
if~ Il iasts Der alte Glaoiton. ein'
NAL uno CT mO6te 70 unredt niat
babsu
Mas uns Eeutl&amsritauer anbes
IaRst, 70 III bss Gutt, eas mir Den
snslifd'ag,tritaniihsn 3titunsen bsrs
sanftn, ni& gar sros. Ser Seiit oes
Natipismus trdst bieran bic Sduls.
Gber seraSe besbaIb islltsn mir oop'
belt hernorbeben, mas uns ab unb Az
Iobenspsrtb borfommt
9or uns lieet cine Der lebtsu stums
msrn bes Rtw gortsr ,SeraiO". Sarin
finbsH mir ip oeutiasr Sprahe einsn
intersiantsn Bsriat aber bas Sanser'
feit in gtemarf. limb auf Der ebito.
rieIlsn Scits bes 8lattes einen beut.
iden 9sitartitel, in peldsm osm
Geutldamsrifansrtbum BOrte Der 9lns
ertsnnuns in ieiner eisentn Sprads
ee;cllt pereen.
@er nit osn amerifnnilden 3tis
tungspsrbdItniGsn betannt lit, ipeib,
baf manhe aroBe snsliide 3eitung in
oielem 9onos unter ibren Suteuoen
bon Wtitarbeitetn audi niht @inen bat,
Der Gin oeutl Dies Wprt ept;iiiern, nod
piel meniaer ,inen oeutideu Sab i6rei'
ben fonnte.
Gem genannten glatt aebubrt oes.
haIb ni6t mr tir ieine gBuroisuns Der
8ebsutuns bes biefgen 0sutidtbumS,
louNeru aud fir istnen llnterneb'
mungsgeilt 9inertennuns.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1891-08-27

Splepb Huliber mar Dor elmer 3eibe
BON Sabreu Nrbelter fir einen 2ei1ens
beitatter in ct. 2ouis, ipurbe oann Be
rihteritatter uno ipdter 9ocals Retafteur
Der v@eltiiden Yoit" oaroui 9ocal.Io.
LITTER uno Wsiteigentbiimer Der Bot
0iIpath". Sieies Blatt brahte er nit
0ilie ieineS Hebacteurs godrea CUR
Bliitbe, fanfte bann bic .Nem Dori
Norlo", @odrea uno HuliBer perbalien
and oieiem Blatte 81 einen sroBem @rs
Iolse uno beute bere6net Der friibere3e.
porter bes Serru Carl Shurj lelne
Sabress Ginnabmsn nad Sunoerttaulen.
ben, ipdbreno Shur5 General. Asent Der
0amburs' 'glmerifaniihen Tampierlinie
1T. glbsr baB Grfols uno @eidtbum
nidt INNER slldlid MAIDEN, bat aut
Huliber erfabren. 3u ieiner Grbolune
iubr Der Gigentbiimer Der rglew Yori
g4orlo" in leinem ei9enem 9ampflbiiis
in oaS Noromeer mb treiiSte OH Der & ~.
ite BON NoripeseR; aber ieine nerp0is
slufresuns unb ieiu Gusenleioen nabmeu
true ber Miseriabrt in ioldem Nao6s
| ju, haB er iein Gdifi perlaIien uno lid,
| IN bic Nebonbluns Der Aer5te besebeI
lmubte. Yermutbli9 iDiirbe Euliter serr
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1891-08-27

Sn ben lebten 1aseu III an piey Staats
3eitun9" mebrfah bic 5ra9e ersaugen:
,,gSas beiBt es, ipenn @eiSeu ooer &oa,
gen in Berlin nit 250Wtarf notirt iiuo z"
Sebr einidf): @etreioe ipiro III Ser
lin nah Der Metertonne ober 1000ailo,
sramm sebanoeit, mas sleid runb 1900
Ooer aenduer 2,205 &iuno slpoiroupois
@e,uiht 1T. 9a elm Buibel @eiSen 60.
Elm Bulbel &oggen Sc, Elm Gulbel ISas
ier 32 Yfuno apoiroupuis iuiesi, 10
fommen auI eineMetertoune 363 Buibel
@sisea, 39.2I5 8ulhel Hosgen uno SO
Buibel Saier. ggirb alio BON orii5en
semelbet. @etsen lei nit $50 Wiart nos
tirt, 10 gift oas fir 36a 8uihel, uuo
Der einSelne 8uibel wiiroe alio $l.63
foIten.
Ger lluterihieo siuiiden ben @eisen'
preiien bier nno in Berlin erfldrt iid
aus Der Jraht uno benz SOL. Der Gu.
ibel @eijen, pom Chicago nad Stettir
selest. foitet an 5radt, llmlaoetoiteu,
Verii6ernns, 2edase ETC., 25 Gents; Der
BOD ierner 33 Gents. madt einen moths
ipenbisen llnterifieo uon 56-5s Gents,
70 baB, ipenn gsei5en bier sl.0S itebt.
er in Berlin lesitim aai $l.66 81 iteben
fpmmt. ben Yerbieuit Der gambler III.
eineerebnet. mas sienilih senau nit ben
glotiransen am ShlnB Der Sanritaas.
S0rie iibereinitimmt.
@eun man bebenfi, baB Dor einem
Sabre WeiSen in Berlin NIT lS6-193
Mort uotirt purbe, b. l. $1.2l bis$1. 1.26
per Hulbel. 10 besreiit man bic sroBs
burtise Grresuus iiber bic Treisiteise'
runa, melde 81 D. s. betrdst. llnf
idon Dor eiuem Sabre flaste man iibel
| ju fleines 8rcb.
81. StaatSstg
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1891-08-27
Der peItti[dre 4eremI,eLTel

III lhCn iuieoer, gum oritten Wol in 3
Sabren, III pollem 8rooelu 7ie ,SipHr
Sails 9reB" ia9te Dor wenieeu 3asen
yGtnise 6itlibe 3eitilnsen firften, oaB
lib III Glib 8nfotn taum eiu paiisnber
Ganoibat gum gtu6ioIser 6ambls's I'm
Oeu lnlisn iuiro. 9ieien Slitteru mo-
sc es jnr Serubisuns Oicnen, bnb tein
Stnat 10 reid an opierfreuoiseu Biirs
germ lit, Die iid beim serinsiteu Anlofs
bnuIeuweiie in Die tIeinite pOlitiiheSre'
Nhe itiir5en, luie Der unirise." 7ies be,
luabrbeitet lih iett in auiinllenoer g2eis
ls, oeun bic Ganoieaten idieBen pie
8ilSe nn6 einem lauen Sommerregen
i6rmlih aus Der Groe. Wtitbea ALIEN
bat oeren 5 Ooer 6 anfjuipeiieu, Ynt
ton einise, Die 8lnd 6ills eiu padr uno
anoere 3beile oes Staates perihieoeue
mebr. limb oies i9on, sbe nod Der
@Ouoerueur einrn @nbltns beitimmt
bot.
Die 3eitInseu, republitaniih, bsmo.
tratiib uno unabbdnsis, pldnteln ihon
luitie ornuf ;es 1T jluar nod etiuas irlb
gu eiuer ri6tisen Biasuoie, bod ihsint
es, oaB bic alsemeine Gtimmuns seseu
cine Yereinisuns p0n 9emotroten uno
llnabbdnsiseu 1T. Die meiiten unnb.
bdnsisen uno audi einise oemOtratilde
Srsane itemmen ii9 elmer Iol6en Union
eutsesen. Die StimmenSabl bel Der
leBten @nbl mar: republifaniib 35,.
0;4; oemotratild 1S,039; unabbdneia
24,330. Die 9emotraten iteben ieit
beI 9ripp, iOlIte er jeoO6 bic 9tOmina-
t,On ausidlasen, piiroen lie General
4apl0r aufiteleu. Die Republitaner
babeu iid bis iest nod auf teiueu Gan'
oioaten seeinist, jccOd 1T Senator Gre.
ltons 9nme einer Der leitenoen. llno
oie llnabgdnsisen bleibeH itumm in Be
Sus auf tbren 2anoibaten; 9ouds ers
ildrte jeooh, oaB er einen unssuannten
Ganoioateu Sur geomination in petto
babe iuo es III mebr als pabri6einlid,
baB unier unueriuiiitlihe. unermioli6e
Sobn Yeaie, Der ii9 i'm Siiotbeil bes
Staates bsoeutenber4 erfrent,
oieier aanbioat lit.
Der @ouperneur uiro ben @abltag
tuabridsinlid aui ben 3. 0ouember ieits
iesen.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1891-08-27

Sn oieiem Sabre weroen bic Grtrds
&c Der 5armen Der Der. Staaten UNI
etlpa tauleno WtilliOnen b6ber leiu, ais
wdbreHo Der lesten Sabre. Ties 1T
Die Sddbuu9 oes ygmerican Asriculs
turiit" in leiner I'M Septemberbeit bic
les WnsuSins erlbenenbeu Grnteibers
iiht. gr i9dbt Die @ell6foruernte BON
1891 auf jiuei Wtiilienen 8uibels. bic
gseiSenernte aui 500 WtilliOuen Suibels,
Die 0aierernte aui 622 Millipuen; segen
1900 Willionen, 400 Milliunen umo 524
Wtillipuen, relp. III 1890 mo 200, ,445
uno SIS Wiaipnen I'M 9ur6ihnitt iiir
Die lebteu ii Sabre. Die @eldmmterns
te pon 1922 Niillipuen Suibels pirbe
oemnob 1913 Erojent gr6Ber iein, ais
i'm 8Oriabre uno 14.7 TroSent sr6Ber
ais Der 9urhlhnitt Der lssten IL Sab.
re. 9er rNsriculturih" 1T Der Gnii6t
iuenn ui9t unerpartete @infliiiie ben
gauf Der 9inse sdnjli9 uerdnoern. baB
i'm DECEMBER Welidtoru einen @ertb
uon so Gents, @eiSen einen iol6en BON
81 uub Safer minoeitens einen @ertb
Don 40 Gents per 8uibel baben ipiro.
glui bieier grnnolase 1T Die Maisernte
fir bic 5armer eiipa 1000 Williouen
rpertb, bic @eiseneriite 500 Millionen,
Die Saierernte $50 WilliOnen. 3ulams
menS1, ,750. .0O0.0 900; ipass450 900. 900
mebr lit, ais Der @eiammtpertb oieier
Grnteu in 1890 uno$625, 100000 mebr
ais Der Gur6idnittswertb in ben Sab
rem 1880 bis 1890.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1891-08-27

Sibs9atuta's @beideiSunssseiese
iino 10 duBerit LIBERAL, bab Der Staat
Der 9niludtsprt slIer seiporbsn 1T, bic
ii6 oridenber gbeieiielu nit m6alicbit
iuentser Miibe entlebisen mbdten. ssir
bic gr0Beren Stdbte bes Staates mar
bic 3uiuanoeruns 10 pieler .GbemaoenA,
bic meiitens nibt unpernt6genb iino unb
redt piel @elo iliesen laiien, cine rpabs
re Gona5a. Inter ben Gtdoten
i4eint Sicur5alls bisber ben ar0Bten
pefinidren 8ortbeil se5ogen 5u baben
nnb Die auoeren Stabte lesen Oh oieier
8epprsuguns einise Giierinbt al ben
Tag. SeBt fomut au4 bic Gtaot yants
ton nno iu1t 5u beueiien, bah bas Gbe.
ideiounss ss@eiddft in ibrer Wlitte idou
linsit lebbait horirt babe uno oaf in
ben lebten 20 Sabren onrdihnittlih ies
ben Wtonat l3 Gbepaare bort aeIdies
ben iuurben. gpenn es in alien Stdetrn
Slo.9 9afOta's 10 fort sebt. bann ipirb
Dee Staat in aur5em nnr nod v@rass
uittiueu uno Strobpittiuer" auisuwei.
fen baben. Cb niht audi bic Yrobibi.
tion etiuas oauiit ju tbun bat?
Wolfsjts.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1891-08-27

Cine fdone 9ierpfIante
FIR basSenfer. lin 4tubsA'
fenRrn elm bsfonbers frsansft4se,
frii&es @usiehen ju seben, empfeblt
Id Elm 3iebsn ben rantsnsen Vnanien
an fleinen eYslieren obsr 0ittun.
8u Sisism 3ipsde sisnet iid per allen
anbereu bas e pbeus s@eraHium.
es ,sianet ii4 einmaI Our3 Isbssft
arine, fdsn ssformtsglatter aus, AHs
blabt fasn in rsIatip inscaoiiAsm
8uRanb isbr anmutbis. Gin Sstss'
2ew bes 6enhsrs III nidt ~ befSr4tsnr
ben bas Gptsr.G .Geranium gebsrt si4t
au ben iebr fAnea unb hppie sp4s
ienSen StanfsnpFauien. Soa BOZ
Renter ielbit bsrontt weroen, r
smvkeAlt es h&, ben einen 6IaasI frsis
,ukqltsn, bamit bsrielbe un9ebiRssft
es6hnst psrbsn fann.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1891-08-27

leinen Reihtbum berseben uno luieoer
ais Serihterftatter nrbeiteu, fpeun er
onourd Die @eiunobeit uuo ben leldten
Mutb eiutauidleu tOnnte, oereE CT li9
odmals erireute.