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The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1891-02-12
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INDIANS.

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The Scouts Stop . Day in the City and
Take in the Sights. as
The party OF Cheyenne Indians that
have been looked for during the past
week, reached this city Tuesday after
noon. They number between three and
four hundred and appeared well clothed,
fat and happy. Most of the young
bucks are regularly enlisted scouts and
as they filed into town under the lead
OF Capt. Ever, their appearance was but
little inferior to- regular troops. The
families and effects OF the scouts were
hauled by four horse teams that had
gone to the agency from this section
with supplies for Carr's command. As
the boys drove into the city with their
their loads OF pappooses and in many
cases with some member OF the family
on the seat with them, they were greeted
with cheers and jeers from the crowd
The teams were but little the worse for
their long trip.
This band Of Indians came originally
from the Turtle Mountain region, OF
Montana, from whence they were taken
TO Insylan .rerritory. Ins the sfa1l 81 IS
they broke away from that territory
and on the way to their old stamping
grounds they did much damage through
the states Of Kansas, Nebraska and
Dakota, taking the lives OF many set
! tiers. They were returned to the Pine
Ridge agency, but were never satisfied.
This portion OF the band is now being
returned at their own solicitation and
will be located near Fort Keogh. The
band camped on the bottom across the
creek and very soon our citizens were
enabled to view a genuine Indian vii
lage and they were not slow in embrac-
ing the opportunity. Their quarters
were beseiged with visitors curing their
stay. The visiting however was not all
on one side, our streets were thronged
with the duslsy ones who apparently
visited every business house in town.
These Cheyennes have not the morose
appearance generally attributed to all
Indians, but appear friendly and social
and among themselves talk, chatter
and joke as much as do their conuuers.
The estate OF the late ], X. P. Miller.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1891-02-12
IiiinnCa ttiInS.

Alliance dues paid for 1890 do not aiJ-
ply on Ruraist after Feb. /, 1891. The
dues are $1.Oo per year, whether you
wanted the Isuralist or not It is neces-
sary to pay $1.0O dues for 1891 Ii YOU
From the time you do pay, up to Feb. i,
1892, the Rura!ist will be sent to you,
if you want it. The official and fiscal
Year ends Dec. 81, the paper year ends
Feb. l, each year.
BY order OF Ex. Board.
SOPHIA NJ, HARDEN,
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1891-02-12

The relief committee appointed at the
session OF the Pennington county alli-
ance met at THE UNION office at 8 p. m.,
Saturday and organized as follows:
President, "A. r. Adams; secretary, E. B.
Reed; treasurer, Joseph Jolly; solicitor
for the territory lying north OF the south
line OF Meade county, Manley Dunckel;
for all territory lying south OF said line.
Frank Stucker.
The following call was prepared by the
committee and ordered published:
Whereas, it has come to the notice OF
the alliance, that through crop failure in
some portions OF the Black Hills, mem
bers OF the order are without seed grain
or the means Of purchasing the same, it
has been resolved by the alliance to
raise q fund from able members OF the
ofdsf ana other Wiling gixsEs Ct the the
Hills. This fund is to be raised by sub
scriptions OF cash or grain, to be received
and distributed by the relief committee
OF the alliance. Said fund to be distrlb-
uted to settlers in actual need, in proper
tion to the amount raised. Parties re-
ceiving seed will will be required to re-
ceipt for it at the market price, with the
understanding that the same is to be re-
turned in cash or its equivalent in grain.
by those able to do SO. Said funds so
returned, shall constitute permanent
relief fund, the same to be under the CON
troll OF the Black Hills District alliance.
for use in like cases OF need.
The state alliance is raising d relief
fund and have rendered the members OF
the Black Hills aid, but while some sec
tions OF this portion OF the state raised
nothing the past year, other portions
had good yields and our mines are never
effected by drouth. Believing that the
Black Hills can care for their own and
as an effort this end, the following relief
committee has been appointed: A. Il,
Adams, Lawrence county; Manley
DunclSe], Meade county; e. B. Reed
Frank Sucker and Joseph Jolly OF Pen.
nington county. ANY member of the
committee will receive and receipt fol
money or seed OF any kind Wheat and
oats are most needed. but potatoes OF
corn would be acceptable.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1891-02-12

A number OF our Indian visitors arc
civilized to that extent that tlley enjoy
strong drink. We do not believe tha
number was much larger than the num-
her OF whites who were anxious to sup
ply them. But our Jealous night police
David Lytle and his worthy assistant
were onto the racket and the following
partys were arrested and brought before
Commissioner Coad: Lewis, Secoy, John
Se6enhllrg, John Brandt and John
Jackson. The latter admits his guilt
and viii he taken to Deadwood. The
hearing oi the balance has been post
Doned.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1891-02-12
Our cashier has no time to eat.
RED FRONT.

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Henry p. Bailey, who recently re-
turned from an eastern trip, is much en-
courased at the outlook Tor this coun-
Try He states thai the money market
is less stringent and rapidly assuming
its normal condition. Capt ltalists that
have been investing in the south, are
now looking westward and that there
was mach Inquiry with regard to the
Black Hills. s
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1891-02-12
An Editorial Celebration.

To-day was our birthday and we
celebrated the occasion by '.sctting
up two columns of type, cutting half
a cord of wood, rocking the baby two
hours, and cleaning our shotgun.-
Etgtn Tea. Times.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1891-02-12
Tie Wrong Tipple.

..George," sho said shyly, as she
withdrew hcr lingering lips from his,
II think | smell whisky on your
breath.n
Wrong, Edith, dear. you'll have to
guess again.
And She guessed again. 1tica 06-
serSer.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1891-02-12

Messrs Simmons & Wilson have dis
posed Of their grade shire, Prince, /" to
Mr.. Morehouse, OF Elk creek. sevy
brothers and others OF the same creek
are bargaining for the imported gray
owned by the same firm. Three others
OF this firms stable are contracted for.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1891-02-12

From India comes the news that
Lady Eva Quinn has shot FIVE tigers in
Upper India. aiisi tl,at the slaughter
ofbig game is becoming il fasiliasl;lble
pursuit
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1891-02-12

4 The crop prospeclsain Western Kan
sas have not been better at this season
for ten years than now,
An Interesting ancient canoe. hol.
lowed eat by means Of red-hot stones
has been found in south central Nor
way n
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1891-02-12
County Alliance.

In spite OF the severe storm Of satur-
day there was q good attendance at the
county alliance. Besides members Of
our own county, A. T. Adams, OF Law
renee county vice president OF the state
alliance, and Manley Dunckel OF Meade
county. were present. The following
officers were elected for the ensuing year;
Q. s. Allison, president; Frank stucker,
vice president; Otto Anderson, secretary
and treasurer 1t was resolved not to
use the!secret work in the county alli-
sance. The principle subject Of discus
s7siion WAS the seed grain question and il
was resolved to procure and Distribute
all possible. Tosthis end a permanent
relief committee was appointed and the
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1891-02-12

DR.. Carr has written a play entitled,
The Irish Prince" and Rapids anna
teur club are rehearsing it and expect
soon to give it to the public.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1891-02-12

Uganda, in the Eastern part OF Cen
trail Africa, has an area of $4,000
square miles and Il population OF
5000, 600.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1891-02-12

A large line OF millinery and notions
just received by NJ. A. Kehoe. Ladies
call and be convinced both as to style
and prices.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1891-02-12
State OF South Dakotal I

49,
Pennington countyjss l., John Lafsbre,
secretary OF the Rapid CITY Building and Loan
association, being first duly sworn, OH oath say
that the foregoing statements OF the financial
condition of above named association is true
as shown by the books and records thereof on.
the first day OF January, ! 80 i.
fs53 JOHN sIIAFABRE.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this third
day Of january, iS9 /. 5 II. P. LEWIS.
III ~ Seal) h Notary Public.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1891-02-12

a AEB 10 gcan be earacd ~ Hive work,
n III AEAhH ri rapidly mud hunDrnbty, By those OF
HSHE kSH IS either old, and In their
ss Is s. ss as:s i i.s
We furnish everything We risk Soa devote
your arn l This
entirely lead aud brings wonderful
Bcsinners are earning from ss to $50 aud lr,ya.
poycnt teach you fhEE No space expsn here, Full
information FREE TRUE a. CO., AUGUSTA, MAIkE.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1891-02-12

Mrs. Wallace has the cheapest line OF
millinery in town and ladies viii always
find it to their advantage to buy OF her.
She has no old orshoddy goods.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1891-02-12
Secretary.
N.Iohnnv- get yn1lr pl1n y

Johnny, get your gun"
''What for?"
To shoot the groceries home To our
customers. Horses can't deliver them
fast enough RED FRONT.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1891-02-12
SOPHIA N. HARDEN.

Saturdays mail was the last and
Thursdays at noon the first, since the
storm OF Saturday and Sunday.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1891-02-12
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Alliance Relief Committee.

The estate of the late j, X. P. Miller
OF Deadwood, inventories $2OO,OOO.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1891-02-12

ANNUAL STATEMENT
Of the financial condition OF the Rapid City
Building and Loal, association OF Rapid CITY,
South Dakota, on the first day OF January.
1891, Showing the business transactions OF
the association from its organization. May s,
1890, to above date
RECEIPTS.
Membership fees and monthly dues S4, ,4S3 90
Premiums On loans 100000
Interest ............ S1.16
Fines transfer fees etc...,.... 100
Total receipts p,s......................... 5,e54.l6
DISBURSEMENTS, ETC.
Loans on 1st mort
cages on realestate........ So .2ao.Oo
Expenses; books, blanks,
printing etc...............s... ll3.OS
Secretary's salary for
seven months................ llb66
Cash on hand. ................. 22442 5,ho4.lo
Net gains. ................. 941.42
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1891-02-12
Selling Liquor 10 Indians.

Come and see our window display
every week. RED FRONT.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1891-02-12
Rapid City Markets.

Carefully prepared each week from interview
with our merchants.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-07-16

gSien, Is. Suni.-Su Subapeit bat Der
SOriennafler Settles ieine 6rau unb ainber
ernorbet unO bierauf Selbitmorb begangen.
Inbauernoe S0renuerluite baben ibu Dem
@leuo unO aamdlig Dem 9Sabnitnu i'll Die
Qrlue aetriebeu
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Gin Sefi5it ocs ,Noroucifl. Sau=
aerbitnOes : Sscftcs."

Wt lin aufee, gSl6c., Is. Sult.
-Gs ltcllt iid ieet berau5, bab ser Grz
trag Oes Ylcnics anl SOnntase oie Ginz
nabmcu ber feds 6eitconserte Inn Elm
Grbebltdes iiberltcist, unb oaB bic bieiis
gen Sereinc nit eincm ScflSlt bon nlr>
ocltens $4,000 su rednen babcn wcrben.
Seitber ltreitet man bier in ser Breiie,
mic am Stammtiid nur nod I'M bic
cine Srage: nper bats Bier umge@
itittst % Die Yercinc antworten Saz
raul einitinlnlig: ser 6eltpraiioent.
Oleicr bclduloi9t in elmer pcr6fientlidIz
ten Grflaruns Ben 6eltau8i4uB Der llnz
fabi9felt, OeS eigenuladtigcn SanOelnS
uno iu GROCER grtrauasan5, uno einSclnc
Der 9lusiduile iteben nidt an, Dem 6eitz
Otri9cnten Die S6ulO ans ,3eu9 Su
flifen, obwObl ionlt nur cine Stimme
barber porbcrrldt, oaB 9eraOe Die Seiz
itun9cn oc8 Srn. &ann, bic Giniibun9
bcS SrdeiterS unS Der GbOre, Die .3uz
iammenlteIlung Oer YrO9ramme, tursz
nm, bic Seltung OeS mullfaltl ld)en uno
tnitrumentalen SbeileS Oes 6clteS gan5
poriiiglib mar. IS 1T cine l6mueige
sSaide, sic Oa obne 9tidlidt auf Den
suten 9tamen Ser Staot Ofientlid unO
gan; sueflO5 geluai6en wiro, penn Die
SdulO an benz finan;ellen 6iasfo Oes
Scltes iaut auf Die ganse SeltbebOrbe,
neil iie bie @riuartungcn oes Bublifrms
uiel gu bod seldraubt unO OaS Yubliz
fun, nadoem eS li6 9lcid am erltcn
5elttas III Sctreii Der Sbeilnabme BON
9luSwdrts 9riinoli6 gctauldt iab, bem
6elte gcseniiber tiibl bis ans SerS binan
wuroe unb lelblt Den 9robcn Gon3erten
fern bllcb, Die cnti6leOeu cine warme
Sbeilnabme pcroient batten. gSie Die
8eltbebOroe bas ibrer eiscnen WtiBwirtbz
idaft su pcrbantenOe 0ciiSit bcfen mill,
lit unter Den Obmaltenoen llmltGnben
cine 6ruge, Seren SOlung nod u,ele
Sdnlersen perurl laden Oiirite. Die 9ez
idaItsleute Ser StaOt, bic auf bic groz
ZEN Seriprcdungcn bin sur 0edung Der
So ten ocs 5eiteS bercit5 $4,000 in Saar
beigelteuert baben, werbcn Elm smeltcS
Wtal mobl ntbt in Die Saldbe 9retfen.
gtu6 cine anOere llnanncbmli6teit
meloet oas latirl dleSlatt Der sc d c t."
,r0ie Grefutipbcboroe be5 norouel til
dcn SGngerfelteS bat anldBlit] Der unz
erbOrten Sbatiad)e, baB Oer &unlttritI=
fer bes rSeeboten"eS 9epa9t bat, iiber
bas 9lbenO CONCERT am 10. Suli cine
bonn 6eltOlri9entcn unO 6cltpraiiSenten
bO6lt libel permerfte unO mn BON Dem
iOsenannten Bublifum ais seredt be-
seidnete &ritit uicoer;ui6reibcn, mofiir
Ocriclbe scbiibrenOcrnlaBen aus Der 6clts
bale ousSewiclen wurDe, beldluncn
um lOldeu lnsufOumlldfe dfeiten unO lie
bcrhebungen Der &ritit ein fir ale Otalc
por5ubeugen, baben Die io6. Srititer
bel allen Sufiinlti9cn 6eltIldteltcn oe8
y 9toroweltlldcn San9erbunOcs" ibre
&rltif "A Stunoen por Ben bctreifenoen
GOn;crten cinem tritllden GOmite ad hoe
porsulesen, pcldes Die Ielbcn priiien uno
Dem 6eltausiduiie 3u beri6ten babcu
miro, oh unO wel6e &ritlter gu ben be-
trelIenOen SouSerten SuSulahen lino.
geSeibnet: Der 6eit = Yraioent q. Siz
nus; Der 6eitzSirlscut .. S5. gesen<
Se;eiduet: Der Slider. a"
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YermiSate telearapbt,de seperd,en.

- SaS AM %. Sum- BON ct. 5obu, 9t.z
g.. abgeguu9ene S'gearD'i6e 6lOB fam
geiteru Jtadmittag in Der 9tcpton: Greet bel
gong-S8lauO-@lt H.zS., au, NIB ;par IN
orel Abtbeilungeni Gs ent6dlt 100000
SUB SaubOIi unb 1T Oas sr6Bte, jemal5
pon Sa8. Diurrap beraeiteQte 6lOB. 6iinf
Gemorqueure paren fiir leine SraHsporta>
ton erIoroerlid).
= Der 9taflaB oeS oeritorben.n Sdat-
amt8ietretdrs gSiuoom reprQentirl, elner
geiteru i'm Serid]te Su gSiuoua, Ntlun., ein=
gereittcn Abld)aeun9 sufOlge, elneu Wertb
bon $199, 700.
Ser Sabres.Gonpent ser y9tatioual
EDITORIAL 9nocl0tiou" trat beute i'm bleiIgeu
Spsrubauie suummen. Grsbiitof Sire
lano erOiinete Die Serbanbluugeu Ourd elm
9ebet.
Der in 9iep.gort wegen perldlcbe-
uer III Georgia be9augener ShmHoeleieu
oerlaItete lunge @usldnoer 9Salter 2. Be
resfOrO murbe 9eitern mad Georgia uuS9e-
lieiert.
- Der ais Gtubre6er augeflagte 1S.jaD.
rige 8bOmas 6inn murOe 9eiteru III Sim
cinuati uon oem Yoli;iileu Batters, ruelder
lbn pesbaften mOIte, eriboiieu, ua4Ocm er
aut ben BOlisiitsn gcieusrt unO Otnielbeu
geitrelit bate,
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&arniuaI Narrdli,S SfhSchumn

81 0 NJ, 15. Suli.-9ie Don Der y6iiornlan
uno anperen &eaierung5 g5bdttern gebradte
gtadriht, baB &aroinal Yaro6i, Der Brdiis
bent Der bl. Congregation iiir apoItolil6e
Siiitation, pon Dtelem uuo auberen @bren>
2lemtsrn, bic er iune bate, abaeett moroen
lei, beitdtigt ii6. 9ie 2lbieeung ioQ erfolqt
erbraht iuuroe, oab Der Saroinal eine srobe
Seite6ungsiumme angeuommeu bat, nm
fir cine bod)itebeuoe Yeri0nlidJteit in Sou=
Ionic cine Gbelheioung, reip. ben pGplti6en
SispenS sur &ieOerperbeiratbun9 ;u eripir.
fen. gls suerit oaS geriidt pon Der Gnt.
lafuua bes &arbinals uuitrat, itclten Die
Sreunoe Des 2ettereu bic Sabrhelt Delielbeu
eutit)ieben in Ibrebe, neuerOilgS bat es fid)
aber burt] psrid)iebeue Seriuguugeu oes
Yapiies beitdtiat.
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setbI.mpro ctues MDrScrs.

Chattanooga, Senu., 10. Suli.-gr<
Jiid)tsr s. q. SSarber, wel6er Der grmor.
pung ieines SdJmie9erlobncS, beS Sanficrs
Simpon 6apette, angetlagt lit, begiug
pdbrenO Der uergangeuen Nadt in ieiner
SSobuuna aui gOofout Wtountaiu Selbit=
moro, luOem er ild Den Sopf Ourf einen
SduB Serihmetterte. SSarper hattie ieinen
Stpiegeriobu I'M 9tauide erldoHeu. Die
Sohter pes @rz9ftd)terS, lowre er ielbit mur=
ben bel pieer gelegenbett perlpunpet, uub
SSarOer, meld)er inter Siirgid)aft itauO unO
leinem HrOSele inter elmer WiOroanfl09e
ent9egen lab, mar ieitpem idwcrmiitbig.
&urs DOR lciuem Selbitmoroe hat er ein
9lbenbgebet geipro6en nuO ieiuer Shutter
cute 9taAt 9eiagt. SSarper mar friiber ell
heruorragenOer Folitlter nub iuurbe leiner
Seit ais republlfantider GanpiOat iiir bas
95ouperuemsamt erpdbnt. 0tebrere Sabre
lang mar er beiiiteuper Rid)ter Oe5 StaatS=
obergeri6ts uno Sulett 9lnpalt Der StaOt
CHATTANOOGA. Gem Selbltnlorb erre9t gro
be5 9ufeheu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-07-16
Iufrnbr. TIT San Sie8p.
Seiperate sdIlagerei sipiidlen @hIis- -ymnoess
n'arid1auen nno SeeicIten ocs Seric9sz
SampferS "GbarIeiton. "-5potc nuo Ser
,uuuoete.

bampfers "GbarIeitom. ."-sootc mmo Ser
tpunoete.
Gan Dieso, Gal, IS. Suli.-
Sin geitern slbcnb BON SGliszSunbesz
marlddllcn 9emadter Serlud, eff Gee
leute bes &riegsoampfers yGbarleiton"
5u perba1ten, neil Dieielben ldnger am
llIer 9eblieben, als ibnen erlaubt nor
ben mar, oerrria6te einen beSenfliden
Iuirubr. Die Wtatroien sedten in elmer
@lrtbldaft, ais Die Silfs>9unOesmarz
lddllc Sraolouc, SSebb, &ilion unb
G)rctber eintratcn uno eineu berielben
perBafteten. Die iibri9en Seelcute mi Ids
ten ii5 lOfOrt Elm uno perludten, bie
Scamten an Ser Gntfernung bes Sc
tan9cnen 5u oerbinbcrn. Die Waridalle
so9cn tbre &niippel unS ein bciperater
&f ntltanO. Gonitabler Wttt6cll
elite ben Seamten gu SIlfe, wdbrenO
cine .vtenge gSerftarbciter, WtatroIe Ien
bon &auiiabrteii6ifieu unS anocrer Bers
loncn Yortet fir Die Seeleute ergriiIen.
Die geamten batter einen barten Stano,
bis ibncn cine abtbeilun9 POlisiiten auI
'elnem BatrOuillcwa9en Su Siilie fam
unO ben Ger6af fteten ms @eiGn9niB abz
fiibrte. 9tadOem iid Die YoliSilten entz
fcrut battem, 9riff Ser Otob Die Siilf5z
marl6alle nit &niippel, oafcnitielen,
Stiifen BON gasr0breu uno auberen
&aiIcn aufs 9tcue an. SHlismarlduu
Sretber 3og, ais ct iein 2eben beorobt
lab, einen StepOloer, wurbe ieoof), che
CT Sebrau6 BON Der gSafie 9eme1t
bate, bon einem anSeren GOni itabler, Der
nit einem Sug9D eri6lenen mar, in OaS
6ubrmerf 9cnommen nnO bapon seIabz
rcu. Die iibri9en Seamten cntfamen
ebenfalS ourd 6ludt, uno Oie Serwunz
betcn luuroen al5bann uIammen geluAt.
9tObert 9rown, cin OtatrOie SeS
uGbarlclton," itarb binnen iuelll9en 2Oiiz
nntcn an cincm &niippelidllag, Der linn
bonn 0IliS Wfarl6aq yromn perlcet
iuorocn icin fol-. YaObD Burns, Elm
anoerer Sceman1, ltegt an etncm Sd)Gz
belbruhc i'm Stcrben. Die Siilfsmars
idaue Sraolope uno Gretber, Iouic
etne ln5abl auOerer Berlonen lino ebcnz
falls i6limm su9cridtet. GroBe slufz
re9un9 berrldt uno man brobt, Die
SuliSmarl6aus gu lyndeu. Die SDmz
patbic Oe5 8ublitums lit auf Seiten bcr
Seeleutc. Otan erfldrt, Die geamten
ieien 5u idroii Su @trfe 9egan9en, uno
bdtten, I'M cine fir 0eicrteure an9cboz
tcne SelObnung SIT perOicnen, peridiez
beue Otatroieu perbaftet, oercn llrlaub
iiberbaupt nod ni6t peritri9en mar.
9Silion, SraOlOpe uuO 9retber iinO perz
lbwuuoen unO fOnnen nldt aufgcfunz
ben peroen. loaitbefcble iinb 9cgcn
iammtlide Silfsmari9alle auS9eltellt.
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Die ,,3lfro 9lmcrifaner." 4"

8norpille, Senu., IA. Suli. - 9ie
pIiro Qmerlcau gatloual yea9ue" belt
beute babier ibren Natioual @onusnt uuo
erwdblte &boS. 6crtuue aus ytew'YOrt sum
Yrdiioenteu. Gtn. AOreiie an Die u2liro.
9lmeriianer" nurOe auigeiett, melhe Der
Ne9erraiie Su Dem GrfOlge Der v9tirOz z9lmez
ricau !taticual=geague" gratn!irt, bic repubz
litaniiden Seuatoreu, meld)e gegen Die
5wau9SbiQ illnImteu, taoelt, Die Grnennung
zines uairo ameritauiiden Suriiien" sum
GidJter OeS neuen SunoeS 9ppeuatIonss
@crlfts forOert, gegeH Die in usrdieoenen
Suoitaaten eingefiibrten ieparateu 9Sags
goas fir gSeiBe unO gts9er proteitirt, Be
ifwerOe iber Die pieIen gpu6moroe im Sii=
BEN iubrt uHO &ertrauen auf 6rcO. 0ous
9laB, ben @eiauoten an Sagtl, duBert.
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Geiutlid1 pcruablt.
srauofataitropbe in gsc,p , gorf.

9tem y ort, Is. Sult.-9le Senementz
bGuier Nr. 268 uuo 278, StoteitraBe, mur-
Oeu nm llbr beute iriib Ourd) eln permutb-
lid our6 SrauOItiiter angele9teS Seuer ser
iI0rt, uno ulele NiltglieOtr oer oarin mob.
nenOcu iet8Sebn 6amillen muBten aus Oen
Senitern ipringeu, I'M bem 6lammentore
81 cutgehen.
Die Gebduoe maren bier Stodmerfe bod.
NfaNQle 8ihop, Die OreilQbrlge &Odter
,Jobu Srbop's, SdlieBerS Der @ebGuOe,
mirO uermlBt uuo fam mabrideiulib III Den
Tlammeu nm. &ier anoerc Yeriouen erIlt=
ten itmere Sereeuugcu. Die Sccneu
mdbrcuO 0eS SranOe5 lpOtttu auer Seid)rel-
buuQ,
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pTr. Ia lit cin syra,ten,iinmcr.

oasleton, 3D., IA. Snlt.-Gin leit
mebreren Wiouateu auf Der IN bieil9er ge-
9euo III Sau be9riiieneu Giienbabn be
irGfti9ter luuger 9Irbeiter bat ild] ais
6rauen5inmer entpuppt. Gin fiirSlif in
llmerita ansetommsner Staliener, luelter
oleier Sage auf Der Sabnitrede Seld)Gttls
9uug erhtelt, erfanute ben oerrelntlltsn
lungeu Otann ais Die Sodltcr etnes lelHer
la6bareu i'll StalIeu, peId)e uOr etWa emem
Sabre iber'S Nteer lam.
Sic brad, ais Die @utoetun9 gemaht
tpuroe, i'll Sbrdneu aus, uno iagte, ie babe
I'M ibrcS &aterS uuo ibrer Dfutter 9Slllen
Manncstleiber augele9t, neil ile AM otele
gScie mebr @elo ueroieueu f0unc. gle erz
flGrte ierner, lie habe 1ebt Selo 9enu9 &C.
ipart, uuO iei gSiueu8, auiiuhOreu, menn
man es ucrlan9e. Ser 9lniieber lagte tbr
ieoOt), lie iOlle getroit meitcr arbclten. 9aS
NtGoheu lit 90 Sabre alt, bon etunebmen
Dem 9leuBern, uuo Dobnt ganS alleln III
elmer putte al Der Stabt9renSe. Sbr 9tame
lit ni6t erlHittclt, unO lle TT nur ais
SIR 17H befauut