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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1891-12-05
PARMA NOTES.

We find that quite number of our
citizens are under the doctors care.
Mrs. John Ross is quite sick; Dave Nc
Connell's son is still very low; Miss
Burnett, niece of Prior Burnett, has
been quito sick but is now out of dan
ger; Mrs. G. w. Paul has slight attack
Of erysipelas but is doing we'll.
w. B. Mitchell, manager of the
Parma house for Fouch 4 Bro, has
been ON visit to Star. Walter looks
well, but too stiff to bend over. Says
his back is out of line; his corset don't
set right is all that ais him.
Mrs. Tindls, of Salubria, is visiting
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Holbrook.
She will probably spend the winter
here. Most everyone knows Nora, and
her many friends will keep her from
p ming for Jim.
Brice Shipley has gang of men at
work on the Boise ditch. They are
putting in head gates and making
other needed improvements.
Lorain Tompkins is erecting build
ings on the Shelby ranch. Mr.. Nelson,
formerly foreman for Keisel, has charge
Of the property. He intends putting
100 acres in alfalfa in the spring. John
is rusher.
Dec. 2. JUDGE.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1891-12-05
DIXIE MISSILES.
Dec. l, 1891

Our pleasure loving young folks
spent Thanksgiving at Parma.
Nearly all of our teamsters have
lain over for the winter.
Mr. Potter sold his entire band of
stock cattle some time ago to parties
across Snake river.
We enjoyed Thanksgiving without
dance. One step to the front! We
hope for another in the near future.
Some of our stock men have been
driving their stock to the winter range.
The chances of stock wintering on the
range seem to be very poor, and those
who can afford it had far better feed.
Mr.. James Wright, who has been in
the Jordan valley country for some
weeks past in search of future home,
has returned without finding the de-
sired location.
If Tom Rusk does not enter into q
secret alliance with us we will give
something away before Christmas.
For further particulars impure Of-the
old folks.
The Center Point school was closed
last Friday. This has been very sue
cessful school and reflects much credit
on the teacher, Mrs. Jackson. this being
her first school. The patrons all re-
greet that the funds will not permit a
longer term. Since this school closed,
the Fairview school has been steadily
increasing.
Dec. 3. JAvELIN.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1891-12-05
STAR ITEMS.
GUS"

The people in this vicinity are much
pleased at the prospect of soon crossing
Boise river near here on finely con-
structed bridge. The old way of cross
ing, in the water or on a ferryboat ut
this place will be joyfully considered a
way of the past and consigned to the
pages of history. The road leading
from Star to the river has been greatly
improved with new and substantial
bridges over bitches and necessary
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1891-12-05
DISTRICT COURT NEWS.

Thomas johnson, charged with bur
glary, was discharged by the grand
jury.
Chas II. Reed, John +. Morrison and
J. G. Rice, Caldwell legal lights, were
in Boise City most of the week.
A case of considerable interest
to come up this term is the action of
several Lower Boise ranchers against
the Idaho Irrigation & Colonization Co.
(Sebree ditch) for failure of latter to
furnish water at different intervals
during the low water season of two
years ago. Plaintiffs are represented
by Tom Catalan and Silas w. Moody.
Defendants by c. II. Reed and Judge
Weir.
Con. Sullivan, held to the grand jury
for the stabbing of McCune at the rail
road bridge near Caldwell last summer,
was discharged. McCune died at the
county hospital few weeks after his
removal there. 1t seems as though his
death was the result of his ungoverna-
BILE temper, as he was in a fair way to
recover when taken from Caldwell. lie
had trouble with management at the
farm and walked to Boise. lie was
returned but died from exposure.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1891-12-05
A GLOVE CONTEST.

On December Is, 1891, Ed. Noble, of
Montana. and Frank Cheuvront, of st.
Paul, will meet in glove contest at
the hall of the Caldwell Athletic club,
for 500 a. side and gate receipts.
Both men are now in training in this
city, and the battle bids fair to be inter-
esting and for "blood." Other enter
tainments for the evening are on the
program before the final contest. Ad-
mission $500; reserved seats $3.50. o.
T. Graham is training Noble, while
Cheuvront is in the skillful hands of p.
j. Kelley.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1891-12-05

Buy your raisins, citron, currants and
spices at "The Finest" for you can
depend upon the quality.
Gents, buy your underwear and fur
nishings at "The Finest where prices
are the lowest, goods the finest.
See here! A fifty cent piece OF pop
ular sheet music with every $500
worth of goods you buy at Blatchley's.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1891-12-05
Of the Idaho Irrigation and Colonization
Company's Canal, Better Known
AS THE SEBREE DITCH.
Fine Farms, Green Fields and Pasture
New. Settling up With Progressive
Farmers.

ED. TRIBUNE-lIaving an invitation
to go along this canal, your correspond
ent gathered the following from among
the settlers: find most all of them
take The TRIBUNE and most all agree
that it is the best newspaper published
in the state. AS the old saying is,
"Westward the course of empire takes
it's way" so with the building of the q.
S. l.. Ry. through this country. 1t was
the cause of other great industries
opening up for the further advance
ment of the country's progress. One
among the great industries of this
lovely valley was the building and
completion of this canal three years
ago. One great advantage this canal
has over many others is that water is
taken from it for irrigating only about
a quarter of nile from the headgate
where it leayes Boise river. The first
one using water is DR.. Lee, on part of
his river ranch. The first ranch proper
under the canal is Chas. Stewards, who
lives at home and boards himself. Bro.
Stewart is a rich, young and handsome
bachelor, to whom lots of the fair ones
are longing fora favorable opportunity
to say yes-or no. He grows lots of
fine hay, horses, chickens and cats.
Next come Smith & Wood, who
raise lots of hay and cattle. If you
want Horace Greeley's advice on farm
ing, ask Smith and he will tell you all
about it and more too.
VIM. Siebenberg, Jr. has lately bought
some land adjoining his river ranch
that lies under the ditch and has built
nice house thereon.
Geo. ID. Stafford also has part of his
farm watered from the canal, which he
says nets him 1925 per acre every year
from hay grown. Mr.. Stafford is a
practical farmer and knows whereof
he talks.
Robert Visel is next on the list. He
grows lots of hay and wants to get
married.
The first one who owns all sage brush
or upland is Mike Conway, who has q
good ranch and is making for himself
and family good home for the future.
Mr.. Conway says he will take farming
in his before telegraphing.
We now begin to come into "green
fields and pastures new" Frank Cor
ron, Ed. Talbot, Tommy Burns and
VIM. Lemaster all have fine farms and
are nearing the top rounds of the lad
der of fame and fortune. Only two or
three years ago all this country along
here was inhabited by jackrabbits and
coyotes, now there are fine homes and
farms, together with an excellent new
school house and school, taught by
Miss Wilson. Also Sunday school
! every Sunday, oganized last May, with
Miss Nellie Gilbert, superintendent.
This all goes to show true American
progress. Mr.. Lemaster has sol(. half
of his ranch to Mr.. Huckelby, who is
also building nice new house on his
farm.
We now take jump down the ditch
to Sand Gulch, the home of the good
looking bachelors and the water master
of the ditch company, with whom We
remained over night and to whom
your correspondent gathered consider
information and will be continued next
week. "GUs."
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1891-12-05
JUDGE.

WANTED-A competent woman to
take charge of my house and cook
TOR two or three persons. Would pre-
fer one not under 20 years nor over
so years old, but younger will do.
For salary: particulars, etc, address
GEO. II. HoLBRooK, Ola, Idaho.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1891-12-05

Department is lowered when scholar
whispers about matters not pertaining
to the lessons.
II. &. JACKSON, Teacher.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1891-12-05

Don't forget! Santa Claus camp is
at Blatchley's during the holiday sea-
son.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-02-06

@i9:is fir 8. u. R. 2eute. = &a.
merab SEQ Raiiieur, Dep. .zGOm., bat Elm
&unbi6reiben an bic peridiebenen Eos
fen erlafien, in iuel6em er bieielben
aufmertiam madt, fein @slo oil 8lttz
iteGer ausSu5ablen, es isi benn, baB Die
@eiude Der biitfsbeoiirftisen alten Sui
bateu nit Der llnter9riit bes BE-
treffeuben 8eamten bes 8oiteus perieb=
en- iinb. Gs tdtteH in Iester Seit bsr=
artise @eiu6e unter Den Soften cirfu<
lirt, obns baB man iiber bic betreffenpe
ReriOn bic n6tbise @ustunit seben tonn=
te. - Die 8eit Der GbbultuHs ces
Staats, ,@ucampmsnt Don Nihouri muir.
De pom l.. uno 2. auf ben 2. uub 3.
Gpril b. s. ps1Iest. Gieier @ediel
muBte uotbmenbi9 eintreteu, ba cine
srOBe anSabl Der @eitdftsleute unbe=
oin9t am gnoe bes Nonats bur1 ibr
@ei6dft in Inipru6 senOmmeu iinb.
9as Gucampmeut piro III @erico, @o.,
absebalten, uno man sruartet, oaB Die
@iienbabuseie1i6 9idsts gum bal.
ben Sabrpreiie pertaufen uerben. Sas
@omen's &elief Corps miro sur sIei-
den 5eit in Wericp neriammeIt lein.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-02-06
Gus benz Triebeust9uI.

guf Sriebenstbaler:sum Ball am IA.
b. W., ben Die GpOitel 8anb gum
8eiten Oes Muiitfeites arransirt bat.
SIR tperoet einen persniisteu abenb
perleben unb sleid5eitis @uer Sderi1ein
gum Grfolse bes 5eites beitrasen.
llniere Sarmer iiub bieie @ode
flsiBis bamit beiddftist @etreibe na6
Gem Marfte gu brinseu, bena basieIbe
6rin9t ieBt einen annehm5aren 8reis.
Mit 8ebauern muB i9 beri9ten, oaB
Die 5amilie bes Serrn Gbas. @ube>
meper, 5ruu neblt aiuber, idper franf
oaruieber liegt unb wiini6e Don 6ersea
balbise @cueiuns.
Die a,nber bes 6er,n Ric. 2eib1h,
pel4e oil Der 9ipbtberitis ertrautt
luaren, befinben iid, 0unt Der seididz
ten Se5auoluHs unieres Iieben Doctor
Srpdbauien, ,pieber auBer @efabr.
9ie Serren GbrlIt. &oemer unb @ottz
fob 5diib iibsrrai6ten m,b 81 meinem
25. 9ebrutsta9e nit einem re6t au=
uebmburen @ei6ent in Seitalt mebrcrcr
@aGonen ibrer iclbit9e5osencu &eiue.
Sen liberalen Serreu meinen ber5liden
Oanf.
Sobu Siebler latte lesten Wonta9
bas Malbeusr iid nit elmer Grt cine
crbebli1e @unbe ani Inlet 5uBe BEL
subrisseu uno iit senOtbist uuf eini9e
3eit bas 3immer Su bitten.
Serr 9tusuit sdiis, ipel9er sesen=
iuartiq auf ieiuer 5urm bur6 Serrn
@ottlob S9Is 0rainirarbeitcn ousfii9=
rem ldBt, fat bereits Elm bibIdes Stiid
2aub benz Sumpie ubseiuounen unb lit
oasietbe iebt 10 trpden tuie Siigellanb.
Sober Sarmer. uel9er dbnli9es
2uno beiist iuute bem Seiipiele bes
0errn Sdiib fol9eg unb basielbe bon
eirem III bieier Grbeit erfubrenen
Manne troden 1esen laiisn. oenn um
bas 9rainiren portbeilgaft 81 beiorsen
seb6ren praftii9e Renntniiie uno @r=
iabruns basu. Serr @ottlub G6iib bat
Die Slseutur fir bic &6bren iibernpmz
men unb lit als erfabrener ,,9itider"
irseno cine 9eit bereit Gontrafte Su
ii6ernebmen.
Serr &i6aro 2eebnis ld6t auf ieiner
5arm ourd Die Serren 9aeubeuier s.
MeDer cinen .arteiiideu Sruunen bo6<
rcn.
0turpgp.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-02-06
BON StnIhc.

gseber Der Mansel lit S9reibmatez
rial nod, tpie 5reitno g8icobemus meint,
bas 2iebden linb Die llriude bes Ius=
blei6ens nleiner GorreIponoenj gene.
ienb, ionbern, i9 iuiG's offen seitsben,
es mar mir meiner Jog. Sdreibfaul6eit
au;ul6reiben uuo bann tpplIie i9 ou6
meineni 5reunbe ugic" @efeeenbelt
sebcr. feline rpI!ise Sober moi pieoer III
ben Gebrau9 5u briusen.
Serr Geo. Gpple bate leste Spd.
oos llnsliid ein bIbides 8fero su uers
lieren. Die Yfsroe ipuroen aus ir9enb
elmer llria6e i6eu unb liefen baoon,
tuobei iid zines Der G6iere 10 id:imm
psrlebte, oaB es geiDbtet iuerben muBte.
Ser bieiise 8eiausuerein erfreute
lebten Sonntas iudbreuo bes @uttesz
oienites uns bur9 8ortras etli9er ber
@elesenbeit entipredenber Geiduse.
Slu6 mir tperoen Die ganbibatur bes
Srn. 90. g. @ebler ols Ganoibat iir
edulcommiHdr nuf's 8drmfte inter.
ftiisen, benin er tudre Der re1te Nlnun far
ben redten 8las.
0ns uddiie ipdfe Die gaubiodtur fir
gSesaufieber, bod miro Serr 6. s,
alid alIer @abr i9einli9feit icin eigener
stadfulser iperben, benn 9err Slid bol
fid als CUTE Besmeiiter beipdbrt uni
feline 8ieoerirubl ipirb alIsemein &c.
iuinidt.
| Efrnh
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-02-06
Sic QeeisIutur.

SSm &eprdientantenbauie iino bis jebt
434 uno i'm Scunt 1873 8iqs einserei6t
iporoen.
Sm Sauie tuuroe zine &elolutipn all
senommen, bic ben GonsreB eriu6t, ,@cz
iese segen Die Serfdliduna BON SdmuG5
;u erlaiien.
Die 8il, tuelhe bas 9lmt bes 9anbz
resiitars mad oem l. Sanuar 1898 al.
idcfit, 1T am 5reitaa im 6auie qnSc.
nommen iuurben.
Die &elolutiou, iuel6e bas Ginbrin.
gen iueiterer u56uGbud.9ilIs" mad
benz erlten 5ebruar oerbieten iolte, lit
bonn Sauie psriuorfen iuoroen.
9as 8eprdicntantenbaus bat eint
8iG ausenommen, ipeG9e II MilliOner
fir Die ginl6iuus bon bemnddIt fdail
iperbenbsn Gtaatsbono heiuiQigt.
Saus.SiQ go. SO, luel6c Die 8elobn
unsen fir bas G6Sten bon @6lfen ab
l9afIen Iolltc, luurbe am 5reita9 i'll
Sauie nit 69 9egcu 24 5timmen pcr
tporfen.
Sm !Sauic lit cine Bill 5ur S(hnabmt
empfobten luUroen, iuuna9 9elesrapbcn
8ureaur in Stdoteu nit 5000 unt
mebr Giniuobnern Sag unb gtadbt offer
bleiben lollen.
Senator Mc@inniS' BID Sur 2lbI6aI
flung Der GentralsG sGomites, luel1e Dor
benz berr. Gomits obne Gmpieblunc
einberi9tet iuuroe, iit am 9icnsiag BON
Serat periuorfen iporben.
4m samsta9 ipurbc i'm Sauie bit
lusenanntc y@luer.8iG," iuel6e ba:
Gtanbaro -@eluidt eines Sades NeG
Inn l reip. J Efunb uersr6Bert, our 8
2eiuns aui9enommen uno 9.lun5te Sltr
slnnabme nit S3 sesen 10 Silmmcn.
0ns senats- -gomite fir @abfen ia
Die Sill, pel9e bas auitralii6e @abl
leftem auf nlle Stdbte uno Srilbaftei
I'M Staats ausbebnen loll, in Der @eilt
amenbirt 5ur 9lnuubme empfOblcn, bai
bas @eies in alIen Stdbten BON meb
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-02-06

Ra6 so td9iscm 5uiten Dat bieier
2ase George 9arris lit gteiubera. Stls.,
ipieOer Die erite gtubruns 5u ii9 senOms
men. Der ltnslidli9e leibet on elmer
unbeilbarsn Srantbeit unb batte idun
lebten December einen Selbitmorbpers
iud 9emaht Gn bieier nitt sliidte,
bei6loB er. ii3 5u Gooe Gu bunsern,
uuo nubm 80 Gage lang. au6er selesent'
lid eiuem S9liidbeu 81Ter, ui9ts ;u
ii9. Gift tpsroe CT nebmen, erfldrte Ct
aber iOnit ni6ts. Sn ben lesten ga.
gen enoti9 lieB er iid beluesen, etluas
Speiie gu ii9 iu nebmen, bod 1T e.
mebr als fraali9, Oh e; ni9t 81 ipdt iit.
Surris lit 9e9enlpartis 70 idipa6, bae
er iid ni6t rilbreu tann, unb gum stes
lett absema9ert.
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Waff)ineu ttuo sSarutge:
r6tte.
Berger, NtD.

Sd babe cinen sroben @orratb pou 8.i,
;en: Sdenaibine n, Disc. Harrows, (Shnei-
oe=Geaen, Sutt eridbneioe= =Nalhinen Giser
4reiien, GornS61ler, Soriepowers Sprins.
nneen unb Su9sp's an Sanb iuel6e ib bill:
l,o pcrfauien weroe.
VSelbiteema6te Sarmpa9en unb Ifliis,
babe i6 itets on tSdnb bic idb 9arantire unb
III iebr mdRsen Yreiien perfaufe.
ghmiebearbeiten aller Art, RepardtlIrtn
on TaIAiren MIN. rperoen piinftlib beierst.
9ermann % bepob [
Berger, Wse'
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Docket of the Probate Court of
Gasc0nade County.
FEBRUARY TEkM, lS9
MONDAY, February 9th.

MONDAY, February 9Th.
]. Fritz koeller, g. s. c., John p. KOeller
Minor. Final Settlement.
.. Fritz Koeller, G. & C., Fred j., Clara J p,
and Julius A. Koeller, minors. Annual
B. S. W. Burchard, Administrator, 2. W.
Burchard, dec. Annual settlement.
4. Chas. Toedtmann, Executor, Hermann
Eickermann, dec. Final settlement.
D. Mary j. Kuhn, q, c., Franz, Bertha
and Louisa Kuhn, minors. Annual settle
G. 'tSsri Clara Land, G. & c., Ida, Ethel and Hat
:. Ferdinand Nowack, G. & c., Minor heirs
of Aug. Schulz, dec. Annual settlement.
s. John Bruins, g. & c., Theresa Bruins.
minor. Annual settlement.
o. William Klee, G. & e., Edmund. Albert,
Theodore, Clara. Otto and Mathiida Klee,
Minors. Annual settlement.
10. William rohlmann, g. & c., Lydia and
Henry PChlmann, minors. Animal settle
ment.
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 1Vth.
II. Adolph Schmidt, G. & c. AdolpI Rain.
Minor. Final settlement.
IL. r. d. Hensley, q; c.. Annie F. Myers,
Minor; Annual settlement.
Is. f. W and VIM; j.; Horstmann, Exeeu-
tors, Christian F. Horstmann, dec. An
nual settlement.
Pfautsch, dec. Final settlement.
5. Emile Pfautsch, G. & Co., FrankP Pfautsch,
minor. Annual settlement.
&c. Mary Schroeder, G; & C.. Louisa schros-
Il. August Witte, 6. &. G., Gustav Engei-
brecht, Minor. Annual settlement.
S. August Witte, q. &Co., Joseph Engsl-
brecht, Minor. Annual settlement.
10. John l.. Alemann, &. &C, Alfred ALLIE
mann, Minor. Annual settlement.
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 11th.
20. Henry Mittendorf, Administrator, Will
liam Collier, dec. Annual settlement.
Il. Lindsey Holt, 6: & c., Elizabeth Ring
eisen, Minor. Final settlement.
ID F. w Brinkmann, G. & C.. Henry Brink
mann, Miner. Annual settlement.
%. Sarah Jose, q. & G. John Thomas Jose,
insane. Annual settlement.
a. Sarah Jose, q; .s;,Ssnss, G James Z. Jose'
-. Caroline Ruessler, q. q Annie Schrei-
mann, Minor. Final settlement.
.6. Louis Starck, Executor, Peter Starck, de;.
Final settlement.
Y. Louis Dieckgraefe, G. SC, Friedrich
Deckgrafe, Minor. Final settlement
.s. Fritz Lueke, G. & c., Henry and Nina
Niebruegge, Minors. Annual settlement
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 18th.
%. Louisa +. Aufder Heide, Administrative,
Henry j. Aufder Heids, dec. Annual
30. Christian Danuser, Executor. Zach. Har
mann, dec. Final settlement.
81. VIM. c. Beckmann, Administrator, John
Beckmann, dec. Final settlement;
81 William Knhlmann, G. & G.. Hermann
Kuhlmann, Minor Annual settlement.
81. Gustav Naegelin, G. & c., William. Pau
lima, Jane, Bertha and Louis Braunwarth,
Mir ors, Annual settlement.
81. Nicolous WOLF, q & c., Wilhelmine WOLF,
Minor. Annual settlement.
s.. Carl Hoppe, Administrator, G. T. A.
Friedrich Gnadt, dec, Final settlement.
IS. August Spohrer, q. & c., Robert Perkins.
Minor. Annual settlement.
81 August Spohrer, q. & c., Chas. Perkins,
Minor. Annual settlement.
ROBERT wALKER,
Judge and Ex-offcio Clerk of Probate Conrt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-02-06

als 1000 Giupobnern in Strait seIest
perben lpu .-@arum eas Gomite oas
auitruliide @ablipitem nidt aub auf
Srte uun iueniser a(s 1000 GinwObn.
ern aus9eosbnt bat, ldBt ii6 nur bamit
erftGren, baB bel elmer iolbeH aases
neineu g(npenoun3 Die gSlbif9iteu
enorm persr6Bsrt lpiirben.
Gin Sreitag rei6te IulIer bon ct.
Gbarles So. i'm EeprdientenbauIe cine
8iQ elm, tuelte Die Srase Dor ols Solt
brin9t, o5 Der 5taat einem auf fali3ts
3eu9uiB hin nugerebt Su Su9tbans<
trafe Serurt6c;ltcn stgenii6er gu elmer
@ntl9d5i9uu8 perpfli6tet lit. Sn Der
8iu mfrs eine aus DEM Goueruor, @elt
eral. .9lnlpalt uno prd iiOirenoeu Sber<
ritbter beIttDenOe Seb6rbe sesriinbet
tpelde IN eintreteubem Safe Die Sbat<
laden unteriu6cn ioa Beitdti9t es
iid, buB Der Gefun9ene uni6ulois per-
ur:beilt mar, 10 fol er ni6t alleiu lofort
entluiieu, ionbcru linn fir ieosn Gag
ieiner GefangsnIbait 81 ais Gnti6doise
ung gesablt iueroen.
Sm Saule reid)te 9Gbb5 Don Sla9e
cine &eIolution ein, uobgr6 Ser Staa.s-
iecretdr, S9ubmeiiter uno anbitor I'M
3uieubuug ciner Site i6rer Gugeitea=
ten erIu6t peroeu. 9(n9enOmmen.
llnter Oen ciuserei6ten Sia5 bsfinben
ii9 Die folgeuoen: Ruiiel, elm Siu, mo-
ua6 Die 9eisbli3en 9tujci9en nur in
easlii4er spru6e uer6ffentli6t Usrocn
iouen; 9apis, cine Siu, welder 5ufotse
Ner5te crit nab elmer Eriifung ais Ipos
tbeter regtItrirt lucroen cilrIen; Smitb
uou ct. 2ouis, elne 8iq, wel9e sler5teI
uerbietet, 5piiden 8 llbr Meor9ens unb
9 llbr 9lbtnbs meDr a(s 81 fir einen
8eiu6 unp so Gents fir cine Office
9onIuttatipu Su berebnen; 8aare, cine
Sia, bur9 pei6e 9lbiturienten Der ct.
Coulter 9tprma!l5ule nit beneu Der
Staats~ ~NUrmali6ule aui 9leiden SUP
9eltcllt uerben; 9auiTon, cine S,a iber
stnIts0un9 bon Sierinipettoren i'll aaen
Stdotcn BON metr als 5000 @inmobuer.
9tad cIrer tur5en 9ebatte ilter Den
glntrug. 0aus:iu $50. $40 al bos Be
iuilIi8un9&z &zGOmmlttce SuriidSaoerlueiIsn,
erful9te Sertu9EHg. 0ieie 8ia iebt
$35 900 iiir ZEN 9rllt uuo Die Sert5eiz
lung Der Stntuten uutcr Den @ lerfs Der
S6uIoiltriftc au5.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-02-06
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SectiOnsarbeiter ben Iaiiasiersns go
81, ipurbe aber son ben 3usbeamter
abgeiebt. Der Wann ipuroe nit elmer
@unbe i'm SOpfe unb ausseraubten
&leibcrn tobt in Der Hdbe bes @eleiies
sefunben. 9lGe gebieniteten bss Suses
tulrbcn perbaftet.
= George Goodman, elm in Der
5ra9tOHice Der M., S. & z. gabu in
Sanias 9itp ansetelIter Glerf, uurbe
am sumstas BON Sluei Sraueu in ieiuem
Bureau aufseiu9t unb nit Reiti9enbies
ben traftirt. 9oobmann bate mi: nod
eiuem aumpan Die ert Is, 5,jdbrisen TO6s
ter ber: Sraneprs,t Su Sauie wesseIOdf
uno iid mis- berh aiunern cine sunse
Ssd6t lang ,omiliitt".
Ser 9lrbeiter Sames @alter in
&onias Gitp fat bieier Gage einen
Morbanariff auf feline Sattin semadt,
iubem er ibr nit einem &aiiiermeher
einen Sdnitt I'M Gsii9t beibrabte.
Damn faBte er iie, lebte iie auf ben
stibenb beiBen Seero uno ersriff Die
5lu6t. 8is iest iit es ni6t selunsen,
oes roben Yuriden babbaft su tperben.
Ser Sultauo Der Srau lit elm iebr be-
beufli6er.
- auf eiu &ustieferunss @eiu4 bes
@uuperreurs uon MihOuri bin iuurbe
fiirSti6 Ger 2S Sabre alte tueseH Ruu'
bes su s SabreH 9aft i'm Staatssudts
banie BON California nerurtbeilte @il.
iun SoTaro besnabist reip. on bic Wii=
fourier 8cbDrben ausseliefert. Soe
iparb 9e96rt Der berii6tisten 8auoe on,
wel6e in &entudp felt Sabren bic Blute
ra9e 5wii6en ben Janilieu 9urner unb
Soiuarb fiibrt uno lit bort beg fiinf'
faden Morbes beidulbist. Seine Nus=
lieferuns na6 0tifouri erfolsts, tueil
Sowarb am ~. Ipril 1889 in Raries
County einen Saubitummen, Namens
WcMi6aels, herau6te uno ermorbete.