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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1891-12-01
HEIGHTOF CRUELTY.

Nervous women seldom receive thu
sympathy they deserue. While often the
pictures of health, they are cons ani'y all
ing. To withhold symp ithy from ihess
unfortuns,es is the heigh, Of cruelty. They
have weak heart, c;using shortness Of
breath, fiu,'ering pain in side, weak and
hungry spells, AID finally swelling OF
anll.s. oppression, checking, smothering
ami dropsy. Or. Miles Nv Hear, Cure
j. Just the thing for them. For their ner-
vousnes-, headache, ueskness. etc, his r.,
sto,ative Nersine is uuequalled. Fin.
ire,tise on Heart and Nervous diseases
I'D marvellous testimonials free. Sold anu
guaranteed by 4. 7. Fleischnann.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1891-12-01
TRUSTEES SALE.

Whereas l. F. Shelton and Anna r.
Sheldon, his wife. by their certain deed of
trust, dated the 3rd day Of March, 1890,
and recorded at page % in deed OF trust
record SO, in the rec rder's office of Pet,is
county, Missouri, CO veyed to the under.
signed, as trustee, the following described
property in Pettis county, Mo, to-wit:
Beginning al the northeast corner Of the
southwes, quarter OF the SOUTH
west quarter of the northeast
quarter Of section nine, to~nship
forty-fve, range q, thence south ten poles,
thence west twenty poles, thence north ten
poles, thence east twenty poles, to the be-
ginning, being one and one
qusrter acres. also beginning
forty poles south OF the north
west corner of the southwest quarter of the
northess,lquarter of section nine, township
forty-sve. range twenty-one. thence south
twenty poles thence east forty poles, thence
north twenty poles, thence west forty poles,
to the beginning, except the following:
beginning twenty poles east and forty
poles south OF the northwest corner Of the
southwest quarter Of the northeast quarter
Of said section nine, thence south
ten poles, thence east twenty poles,
thence north ten poles, thence west
twenty poles to the beginning in trust to
, secure the payment and performance OF
the note and obligation set forth in said
deed OF trust in favor Of the Equitable
Loan & Investment Association Of Sedaiia
Missouri; and whereas default has been
made in the payment and performance OF
said note and obligation according to the
term and conditions thereof; and whereas
l. FL e &o4 80
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1891-12-01
STRAYED OR STOLEN.

One sorrel gelding, two years old, al
feet white, blazed face also one small bav
mare, thirteen years old, out Of Gentry's
pasture; two weeks ago. Liberal reward
will be paid for information which will
lead to recovery of property.
10-3Od2twtf E. W. STEVENS,
]. H. PuKNGroN.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1891-12-01
PATENTS.
Higi1n, Hlg&an & L9ngan.
Attorneys.

Washington associates. late examiner of
L. S. Patent Office for Il years. Offices
s.. Louis, Odd Fellows building Kansas
CITY, Hall building Washington, ID. C.,
LeDroit building; Pit,sburg, 127 Fourth
Avenue. Drawings made in cur offices.
Circulars free. 6-23 w6mO
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1891-12-01
WANTED.

A small farm near Sedalia. See
9.ldtf RIrcHEY BROTHERS.
The historic times. [volume] (Lawrence, Kansas) 1891-1891, 1891-09-05
THE SOUTH.


w HagFER1 SSFzArRs Al "a gssHA4t WfAII4k ERs
Of Alabama, and forty picked men have
left Mobile to break up the Sims gang
riof aonFtlawS h-o-th gnibGeI shT :
nFIRE Ilestrotsdn twelvers business
houses On thespnblie- square ofjeluanah,
Tsx-9 causing Iap losso of 500, 000.qwith
san ono insurance. lt so tnomju.or
THE story SENT routithAt Senator
Black burn, of Kentucky, had suffered
ttastrske of apuolexy awasSmcmrect. He
merely tainted after eating a. hearty
rdinnerat Sh6lbyville, andwas suffering
froan indigestion aHt 10 noita2itasv =,
n1HBT extra tsessionoofs the Tennessee
f1egisiatnref began oat uoomon the S1st
In hiSma ssageothe goSktnbE Suggested
the purchase of undeveloped coal lands
ain which toiwotll the icoaStctss !
XII -JUHptYor Ne iBRtswNl wasinaugdrate ted
as governor of sKentucky ON the list.
q iMAsKED men robbed the Southern
/ Pacific express at Samue1s, {Penq early
tonthe morning of the I'd, getting away
wish the MONEY. H They tOokhDpse and
ned to Mexico. 60
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THE WEST

III ~ HTTEF L[pslS & oCp. and CALIFORNIA cam
/ tneries haYe been rhprnsd AL San Fran
nidciseAi tL9sf, slee,oooi fairly il insured. -g
~ s4A RAD fire- aestFoyed, ast99, 900 worth
arTpf property 4t Winnernucea, rNeysy
ST.. PAUL Sons Of Veterans Won the
competitdre4 drah.nfarthe national Ell.
iomcatnhmenf>T Aacoma, " Wash .snttis sell
sH onao sldH3 ont IT'D b9dmiEo ad n9dw -h
Esdt bFIRE I'M Danril3e I'D nd, destroyed five
dG RtoFeas and b residence II Loss nS4d, 900,
fo ssaEurarcH, a30>h00. nr aAi1ta bins 2qtT -A'
anos AfFksn freight, on the Santa g. was
mo1fTreckeh at Willow Springs ibTa the
-sbifnginetand tenrcars being THROWN from
Firf6han hraekyua Engineer Dimrners, IfConI
-Hsgdneter Me Rersy md Eiremanr Pat Gull en-
IA NY ere ehasllyy injured. .bEEhe wreck was
caqffsdbSd ners'lhorsesIon the track.
Two children of j. ECnfNichpis, III
-''eRtIAl water, u Ok, were fatally butned by
the explosion Of arcano of -soo waernTith
mi which they were playinglu- hO'' III.
1BoY ARRoNRutHHba Dean fell from Rfsr bah
ldO4o0n nearly az nia elrecentIyd at Deeoit
Mich. He was brother Of the Hogan
who went up in, the, NJ Campbell airshir
e..Spd was never heard of, after 15
u The business men of Evansville Ind
III IRE, making preparations for q grand
Lue receptiond Ia the western, waterways
delegaatss III next gs month VI sroJdsian br
bsgsyoIsfra collision between two sections
TO Rta freight train train, near Princeton Minns
-Isi1spanlde4pctSra Young, and tour lbrakemen
bnR We're rMjured-rn-n. s.v--af " rnfrfa+ -3l
sew sA Iln1ENyEB * Rio. Grande train, was
ii n9fportedf held pp and robbed early on
To We morning Of the 1st near Canon City,
elonrhsyo bna .-nil3vid= hra 1aw aloI sd
1eii ti9aHF1arreE naHt brl1 xIitna9a +,n
I2di ",santoio mo tHnH oH.' .-tiad hn
Dlfna PCT -m9nt tog voft hna .b9rn1oHo XVII
-ou-aaiTqIua bus 19taruEI fo RtHoda ps-
-aa314 33IA tiozi
The historic times. [volume] (Lawrence, Kansas) 1891-1891, 1891-09-05
THLfTp EEshG HI 7

r THE LATkSR ,,~
F TIE lct6riaihf tegis2aa turt has B SEED
the Federation bftl, at the Same time
Adopting an Rband0nment9 9exelnding
New zea1afid from tie ffederation.d 10 :
THE New S66qutb Wales Legislature, by
Ia Vote of Ast3ty-ohe 70 ,f6rty-sevesntl, has
rejected a Motion fl favor Of protective
t6rhhG nntSinB9T0 yit9iup 10 bs9fa 9
ol AirARFF4qq Of Rdussiasdnq Officials Sent to
XIII animals Infected With ,disease was
1attatked at Maikopf by a crowd Of inl
shabftants ..Cossaek troops. after Being
ASSAULTED, fred a Wiley killing seven
tech persons and : Woundtng' MANY
12thEFs foum oof 99tpIoa@T eoar arE
f. LfGHf+tSrrSSe Killed four persons Hear
Ma gnoh a. Tag rlk9! E Dr. Trnfnbulf, yves
CHM Nam and Two boys had taken
trefaee fr6fnf the storm In acotton shed,
Which was stricka ny the electric fluid
? IAN order has been issned IA Gertnany
removing the restrictions on American
pork products az 3los2fi @i977I
f. THE secretary Of Var has issued or
ders that no cattle from the Cherokee
strip shall be. permitted to be ndriven
north of the Quarantine line, but that
All such cattle must go south ION the
| line stablisHedo BY the Department of
! arSiti cTfIturejEn ~ 1tU0s h78 hfT0G
.HrAVYI frosts have been reported
thr6A gh6rt the northwest Serious
damage to corn was fearedgo VOID
Il C6TroS2has bteir seriously damaged
4 BY cold weather i'm the Memphis qdis-
ltffeg RS 81 rcI7I 29HiUa 1uT IIfw
EajNfRs.T * tsR NOR? OF South Hero.
iVt,d has given $50, 00e for az 16rne for
it3esFft t9tel child rem 1--t1T orr cslro9
/ uFaE Ftiin6r that there would be an
lapBlitatforf made for Che appointment
1of a{reeeiver for The U Mon Pacife made
quite a stir on Wall street; NIT as
hprehip pity denied by Sidney Dillon
Is BRkSDLEt e. SCHAErrLB, Wholesale
hat and fufi dealers, uAfiIwauikee, have
fassisned with $40, 600 liabilities and
1alnble1 osssts2er ant haT.r~ui tedt
THE Eastshore furniture factory of
Manistee, Mich, has passed into the
hands Fof a receiver Liabilities S70,-
J Gee assets St001aOa- .raaHa-,h sdT q
h. The steamer w ". Coreoran was re-
GENTLY on fire at aShiRgton-l A
kcoAoEed boy jumped oFer4oaFd and. was
drowned. The boat was we'll kRowR:
being extensively esed by visitors to
.lMeunt kernontoi.9 ~ lu z3auD.i @.
/ The business part Of, Attal2l. Tenn,
! has been destroyed by fire moo 4saaf p!
! nr PESSsYLyASIA democrats met Ia CON
lvention at Harrisburg on the Sd The
resolutions were mainly devoted to q de-
,Inuneiation, of, the republican party as
being responsible for the defalcations
LOT Bardsley in the Keystone bank fal-;
lure etc WY
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p Lawlessitess in Alabama,

Sept Am Acting Attor-
Taft has received 2 tele,
sGramed from u United STATES IRiaT3hai
Walker, the southern district Of
Alabama Saying that mob of fifty
persons had driven a number of FAINT
lies out of their homes in Choctaw
county, Alabama. MIRA Taft replied by.
teleg graph that The facts stated did not
con4titpte in his opinion a case calling
for Efederal interference. He sug-
gested however, that the matter be re-
ported to the state authorities for such:
action as they might deem necessary.
The historic times. [volume] (Lawrence, Kansas) 1891-1891, 1891-09-05
- xIalGESKRAn.alk \

ri hAH-Ht3T III 35GESRRAE.aK r.
P2aPHEsInKNrDIaz disappointed Joseph
Ives EimHntOur minister pienipotenti.
arFit0 arrange ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
tire atty between vMeNicoland the United
States 5Tl 5Ht rl -a.9uGb Gals eGw ~
An armed man entered1the1G Canadian
/ Pacific raiiroad depot atGNelson.s Man.
md, after binding the agent, opened
the safe and secured 81 0eo.. The rob
berl bhendEsappeareds h9~gUf 1rs
uoTHB report of, an impending revo1u.
! tioniit1 Mexico is discrediteduo on
dl lHIRRDEEpEaihas sent, his family to
Fort Haytien for safety. 9He51has ap-
parentty lost hope OF preventing his
oysrt stlT iii tIe approaehiifhg rfvolp,
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ronel on, bearing OF the fall OF the
dictator: They shot. their officers and
Committed great excuses. It is thought
Minister Egan. win be expelled from
Chilli as Soon as the new government is
Pr paaIni47e dn[9d .b0oICEn' h. G rlae1o3
Z The last census census estimates give this
country a population Of 81, 1922, 200 .'7'tt
The public, debt. statement showed
an increase during the month OF fAu-
gust q 1ff'SS44, 81, 400, 679. a'"faa" ga -a'io
[ I Tiff recent storms which have
swept over the British isles have half
ruined the crops !, throughout Scotland
and the harvest est is at eomPlle e stand
JOSEPH T. Ian and Fred Whalen attempt
ed to pass. through the rapids at the
Suspension bridge, st. Johns n" b
They, were caught at the pit and upset
| Charles HaGnm Vent to their assistance
and Fred was taken out alive, but his
bPT9thfF M Hs5rs carried grfe9d, down down ~ the
2 95i1 hE Fspgftedda murder Of Balmaceda
f tAs A9Ss S p pn 5l 4s$ft5 reg H iFHed
( "A kf0oIff broke out ut Yecchnanng, thfn..
All the mission and, f6reighp property
T was burned. No. fatalities are re-
nor+ad VBWoLOH .2IM ,Iotaie T9bI5
The British government has issued
strict rules for the transportation of
cattle ,across the Atlantic after Janu-
airy l..
AFcHIsoN net earnings for July in
creased S24S, 02S. st. Louis & San
francisco net, earnings decreased S24,
1O5 Total for both systems, net in
crease, Ss23, 923. 49,
ATRUssIAN= exhibition in Paris and
monuments in both Bus sia and France
to commemorate the5cordial feelings
entertained are proposed.
THE OsseTvatore Romanoin. an article
which is regarded as written Nfor the
purpose Of paving. the way for the hold
ing of y concla7e. abroad says the de-
paftlre of the pope from Rome is3qhite
possible If the general N situation in
Italy becomes worse .., Htt. e,@ZsSt
A HONOLULU letter says that the new
Hawaifan queen becomes, daily lore
unpopular With the. natives and Amer
leans as She takes no pains to conceal
II hefqfaS5ritisnf Tfori Che English and ig.
IF A6res Che sufserings of ther natives al
II the hands6f the bigfsugar corporations
a2TnTHB German war department IS dhuy
q IN grcgrhiht in11arge quantities I'M Hum
r. gary and the Balkan states!Is itannio
tGnI1fIG RtAfsst0 the holy eeatat 91feves
bare repofted III rnueh misery! % h2T1
1fnsTffE fpriceOo of nbFe adl is rising i'm Lon
y don. I9 Much distress predicted THE
r cbmingHWittef griniGTt iG9iaHm adt
d. THE lBattfe Of Stdanywasa celebrated
TN Germany on the o2ds rThe papersI II
II eemlfhenting, EXPRESSED the gravestap
4 prehension for peace in the immRdiat t.
4 FutRi@. b9sEdoTDq ynivBd .9moh rod
} noMEprEMNas Of discontent are heard
3 inBohemiaJ and ootherf sections OF th'
Austrian empire 60 toBTtdoo e bon9ia
4 nrTHE rhaFriage5o Miss Mary Lincoln
Y daughter 0fMinister Lincoln, to Charles
Il Botshan9 nfC hichgO, 0toOkiplace at fth'
Brompton parish church, LondoAp Oh
the ID.
The historic times. [volume] (Lawrence, Kansas) 1891-1891, 1891-09-05

FJEliT SUFFICIENTLY soafltaa k"HHh tHf~ l.
u anRsoE. Miss 8 sept 4 The anti
subrtre asurYite met here yesterday ia
/ conRantian and adopted strong reSolu--
tions condemninr the, sub-tre aSnrE and
land loan schemes adEac@aated by the
Obi Organization aPpointed delegates
to the st., Louis convention on the. I5th
inst and denounced Macnne very Sc
yerely, demanding, thai he be jdeRosed
as editor Of the national alliance orgstn
ana expelled from the erder - IN
worthy of menbership --a.t> e.
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protest ) galn.t swLtchIng Charges.

TOPEKA, Kan. Sept. The state
board of railway commissioners has
received complaint from the miners
at Pittsb burg against the St Louis Y
san Francisco Railroad CO. They
claim that the company will not accept
shipments Of coal to the interior towns
upon the schedule issued in November
1851 The company charges in addition
to the regular rates switching charges
of 50 per car, @hiehaitis1laimed is a
giqlation of the long and Short haul
clause of the law. governing freight
fgF+. r-i' T4si " fT--..''' -
The historic times. [volume] (Lawrence, Kansas) 1891-1891, 1891-09-05
TEE EAST.

FTt9Rfs FERN NE W. york, has been Hooded
EMBELLISHMENTS. 1oaHrrE ~nl aA II toT
sntW4I tfAFR7 CARR 81 coz proddce Gdeal-
Ed ofyNgWoY 6rk EiBy2r have Unsigned,
GtRifh l1Sbihties and assets each shout
tgsaAy0D6. 5n4gG buEI n .15t4im .frfr
:bfaAsd Naerobe9 Pal qthes bizcafbohate
ofdsparttheh Of thep Penhsy 1sahia Salt
EohSas destroyed by Are. 1.-THE loss
was $100,0dOg fully inshred9o odt 9Ia ]
lHfs 2HfGHEEss wont che Pdturity
stakes Oh agoney Island Dpfme, ftE14:1-5
19dtJUDGE r. VgSCHbFfEfiD died Recently
.oaeWaFren, Pa,'n He was re gisterI of the
bnfsasary Under President Hayes and
e1sef&ed term inL Congress oht IlG a'9f \
REV DR. J. w. OLMsTEAD," editor
emeritus Of the Baptist Watchman,
qfiedaat Mahchester,rS. HoL-a9Y" v
tfft FaE 9busitiess part Of the7Hitlage Of
9dCe9es, E.rYg, was destroyed by free :,
II .tC9HuLIJ GRANT has been appointed
afdserdoroaide ae camp iandoD. IN Quick,
edbt1BReoklyn,j fTstt acknowledgement Of
the Grand Army. .IEar 4
THRbnf dot y has Lhnadefits appear
-IsanUeI infthes territory about oStsque2
eVafanag PEg and is causing COWS dand
th0rsesrmuch trouble. I n'9rafn YnR Y
rot tTHE7emplote uf.easterh isatfartories
uohare gonefont1on strike L2smedt v
GILL "a, EASTitrain ON theUC Canadian Pacific
was rushing across the continent to
'catVlD AN ewI FDr4xistsamRrI Mrsnccess-
full, mail will be delivered in England
thirty-one days from Japan. 7aaI" HI
OF nNOGHT6WA TGHMAE JAMES PATTON was
sTbadlyEininreCG. and his fTeyeartold
nephew killed by attire I'M tfsohonse 'at
1ooJohhstown,r Pa hEad h+laHot Il m
nsdHTHEsmployes9 the, Dnnburg dPa y
-voKsmhar Ennhnve estrncl1 againstB REL
ducton of wages. boIo al
t9AoEW RyTsq ofh Aaheas ccorpnsoh arR been
served outintheh United States cohSt at
,vdBr0okly nfDnthirty Russian. aJews not
odjpernitted $n Eandat New YonhJ2im If
CONRAD KoHLER, aged 10, ofaBnffalos
-ruNg Fsg Ehbtb Charlotte dBrehmey with b
breUo3vnr hsF thoughtcwas notIloadedi -2
.TgwFRAEK1 Nv DO reside dtabout
aasbSen mil es from Gold SprihgsgrN ~,
mishothnl khledihis father andf brother
sLwhiae quarrelirg over pickle Icropag ri
-.l1i EDTABu linn a. member of the, New
York produce exchange,I committed
suicide in Jersey City by shooting hirhl
.BB1M aDAAH05lq OF 0AH 7r RI
-b4oTsMt4Iss BETSY NoRNAFNqoDn died at her
homeiabOpt, two, Riles from Oneida, II!
-raR. cat tAe7a age. of 100, yeaysS6 months
-eb andrS days, She was Rf ittle1 woman,
aGvahQHt 4-feets 47inches tall rand weighed
eighty pounds bRd I'' .ur tdgrrrI Ri
dni &soRSEr RbdX9ops was carried up BY
balloon he was helping to- held down
On Rtrpswega NrGIo9He fell seventy feet
ts2 aRdriwaS killed .iIa +B -sn87 a77Hiaud mi
grfsltlLBsB REssE44 rHABRIsoiSn and Mrs.
oiteNEGIlee FAaye yetarned from their, trip
oniabraad.edt tR nof3n5ttR tonrttB bits
fote1EE#1 bel idsaFa season has been las disas-
ovItFau4ueas fer Atlantic fCitYsw M u
aevSfvenrfor eight -hote4l failures are am
aasnonneed, due totlaclzs of patronage af
-nodt THE Western national Ibanls ofNew
bns York has reduced its capital from So.
wss5so QQQtto ss11 oAQQeu1df oHo tn5s
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trance INTO MS car. ~
Tram No. ION tife 'SSAEhefkPacific
railway was stopped by the robbers ut
tS:o5 a I'M aHa hs9dlunsn Sshuhldsld
1.-The trim wins jnst pulling ropAitrqn
Sgpapals at y,astation., " her, six
masked men. fwho bad felestsd. their
positions, Spontaneously mounted the
enngifne,o man and express cars-two
men for each OF these positions.
F5nOverLfert s si64s aHeres4iroA diterAlly
perforaAinro tho ThaggagHp rands deNpUeFs
.=esr. witAest iHiar,yg IA Spyn pHlsSu 10 al
car 4 sa IT, @ BsSfa Il 8PsS Rs
| ip 5ifae against small window in the
express car and exploded The effect
Of thie was to tie ap the wfndo& Bdt and
'aotherwqse oaaaAlaRs6 nsiie nEafou TA0sUx-
a1resso NILSSON gHro HvaHl sstunne5o hnAlbe
reypteEad In a few moments only tnPe
overpowered by the robbers and was
n r65baerI toSoE tHhasiir III dbing
ttte2E 6 5tI4 and VITA theE cetahAs
Observation-Disclosures Observation-Disclosures
wereth feaain&ss for them. and ORtAe
completion of their work the bandits
luodetsPidly avaysI Isum aiqosq TuO
ks The, HassssggeEs 6YeFR not molestef.
the mcn seemed IN, want oni ls.t the
con ccso5ntesntss Of tn" express car. Which Was
very small sum, as there IL never q
large amount carried west. They, al
I 50 fo6k Dab ri isteredT PackAge 1.-TWO
empty mail hagsuHnd the maia, which
INA S suadanpifeuoDrvd hnpdst 1saieeeb
kouAftey ths1mRR had seenrcdo wbRsjhey
could from the mail car, apd. expreisS car
they returned the money which they
had taken from the mail clerk and cx-
ttpressm4 ssenger:IT siu7-E aLaALlah
j III The .lrnitrondi tcemranph hasr st1ftet1d
dlSo59 fasthe saPtpre qt each wann4sQEhe
expgess epmpapy Yin offer a FeyyyalEqV .i ot
about 81, 900 for. each one tppt1rSd,
and besides tliiifs. the g,bbIv'esfhm2ed 6ihers
standing reward ~ $500 for every
4 ltrabnqo bben ihalS ing tho amdaih t0ffhred
sforoach rohheHebaptS i,T5osd Illw II
II, The ysYpTess1 q messengsS was 1orE
/ Smith. of the Wells Eargo aeTy Ice, EYho
obtained national fame BY killing Two
ettHsiIfh p6b6cfs' neaT III Pas6 II eooHup|ls 'of
years ago. This time he was outHdan-
bered and. though no stood off the
}m9raHdsEs ~ lpng, Rs hscP PssiRlY, GOULD
was finally forced to give in. .,.
IRJn 6gJnt211 1u0 1utNtTDT4EQ 10 R1tsAk3
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Ibid ATCTAU ID
THE WORLD AT LARGE.
summary nix of fn5 the Daily News

4 \
NJ 4rrod WASHINGTON NOTES. rrr- 9ff4
b9fEBcRETARG on WAR3RRoCpoR has re-
turned to Washington. 11qE~-rG1 r.+iw
dtiSKcRETafY NOBLE has; sent the dol
-elb5Ydng EelegTamto Gov!gSteele:3 ntHHhe
aprsstdett has ordered thatho exception
bshall be made of Cherokees 1loeatingpr
bpRacing herdsOn the strip after his Or
oyiern0f October lastnIn doing sottAey
underwriting the orderr ot 3od mon |
+e9SEGRETARYa NOBLE has directed Hhe
dtowmentotb the Sisseton and WaApetpn
Indians, Of South Dakota,9of sag dl7 s,
triesydoiperrcentri involved id ttAsT' San
slBorn claim upderrsa treaty confirmed
BY the act of March 3; 1891 ftfyy rvin
,yIITHE delayaef Minister aEganc in mott
flying the state Department. off, the
srEhange5 situation inrGhiEi was due to
tine braaking downyor, cutting Of the
rT4elegraphzumg Ot rnir4gu uhn3ac7
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sIFI -..I#1 -"
Masked Men Rob Southern Pacific ITalR
II -Texas-Dyaamlte and Minchesters
Freely Csed-I-arger Rewardv boz the
.NRohhAfaNCA NNSAA N9ANGNANNA
SAN ANToSTo. Tex, Sept ) Oar
ing train robbery was. comm fitted by
six masked men twenty miles west of
Langley, dynauite and Winchesters be-
ing dsedIsl a7hsans1 RfirMA6na the
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THIS us kBd%1u-
gii 2 a ar y{Hkf&b. Chm, sept q sffzAl.na-
.aesdaspYaa net have e. EpysAI pqpey
when ~ TeaeAe@s LRyor..e - Ae ,t9oHght
be would aPTt toveIr. ~. gQs, op2e Q2g Of
IFS most 9rdent PRortfFs ar, IN, e rs
friends. -fjcpntY TeFdnga. Afas1 tapttrcd
i'fa4ea, iahifei hevsflA ftnai&ng
his Why'aSsa OF tlls0 cCtfrltry- rsdthsrhe
pa rp0Da..o a. RS supposed -. Join
ing hs 4.aeeAagu eA4et N STA In
Buenos Ayres or IN Europe. Ho
was taken Il saptiago and turned over
TO the authorities. lie carried with him
$50. 90 inChhian BANK rotss atiAIssoo.-
bJg Ia dfAfes OH 1EoEri0ni This Cd eoprs-s
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS - tlrinaPre-
sentatise~ - Tsba 5anta- EVA Dill ~ aas
L. gaA a., 6rst .AHpposfd that sepor
verduga had accompanied the late Ptes~
sdent IN lis aleht Over THE rnsnnthtns.
bdt ! sharp h1olkcut was kept for hin
ard the FuBds nevertheless anaqDis.saPs-
drS1oIlnrsftyap1g VI ytir1tias siH
There ,sliLtle 3laabt l.a1 iqaiI, II
eeda u 11ak M IA IA, ever th 1'.r II Y. tsdeA
through the south pas II Mpufd 20
Impossible - stop HIN rdw..' H''i4a'
,ss-tf & 8 T9F i -s ~-# re 1885 Its
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10 90 ltR3 OF Todd 4+9A-1ftEN TfpI 5aHife
II Plays HSy9s 'P4H es%Ra n SPF-as 'sIRfSR"'
Ia o&xfrtAy. Yeabl.,, sept 7s.aspnriHs b ose-
observation-disclosures at 90 rand Islam 2EsbBre
the state Grana Army>aHd Sons Of Vet
9FJPPs FfqPi9PpP Y 1Reippg Afla lghtnins
bolt struck the camp. TWO ltentennpts
ana q56r 2efkea1lts 6f tea1alf9, troop k,
! ~are seateP In the Arss serReaht'siteht.
Ths A4g hehSng rucIx1 tie senA, tscaster'
finp the splintera IN nbl Observation-Disclosures
rT,psp IweEai stEEpsfko d Whenojth1e AisSm
was given the two, lfpt ;snpq l1, Rrd b0uE
sergeants We're found lying fiat IN their
tents with thdhf htaag nbhrfedl I'D the
debris -Fhe-guasds-~ were found lying
,P4Ro9ths gFpqna,IwT hs7ipjrsfszRR As
ils4rs22h B3jh s.so4 si4d3r al
seIi2tFe9sd anf seVerkfyi shocked s'q'q
9brFir8E SerSssaev SEYMOUR of nAflfdrd,
rBhoclred NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
oljJR bsai1d lHw doidw yiiIids tGdi .97ad
ssSSaffapa1 LjsAt+, Xiq SYhffFgr hbiRlnsqpln'
INJURED in the arms and legs. 49,
Lloyd Ensign, Of Milford, Shocked in
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lnlb l,tJbS m ONE W CAPTUREPs
pBainA csdh's .kTeHt Ca peuFsd w m Over
tHs1he aiiIjlsmD tta1S=+Hp ne 3pe6satha,fHes-
Edent Making Ills Way over the Andes.
New YogK, Sept 3.-The Herald has
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I think lie VIII recover.
csdifTQnt th t IA rRa44e IL nd ftoa be-
Dlieysaf3lgat A4seO itoR9ioitaaH1 4eRthe
lI64aaia1, If ths1 R9lf prsany apfspPls in the
surrounding. tents wouIp have poem
Qf,tTfgUo0 GGd| I'D atf8h4tl ftyIgf13 81 a.