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SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1892-12-15

SAP @Oulb 1T bis gum 9Obc trer
9ebIleben. 60 pelt er's tonnte, looar
nod aber ben 3Oo biuauS. @r bat III
leinem Ieltament nltt emer Sent fir
ruObitbati9e ooer 9emeiuniiBlge 3uede
uermadt, Woiiir er befannillb audi 3eit
ieiues 4ebcus uibts iibria sebubt. llno
lUie sr letu 2eber lang uuf @rbaltun9,
Rebrung uno Concentration" Der jus
iammenseraIlten ReibtblrIcr beoabt
seiUelen, bat er nod 0ur9 icii lelin.
ment tiiuitiser 8erminoeruns pcer Ger
ipl,tterun9 nc6 Srditeu uUr9ebeust.
Gait fem sun5es germo9en bat er 81 Ell
nem sroben yErult JOno" 9ematt, Der
nibt 9etbeilt nno ni6t un9e9rifen luer.
ben bari. i5eoem Der is6s ainber 1T
Die NubnieBnns zines Ss9stbeils iiir
Gebensjeit juseii6ert. Seerr Der Or
ben bari iein Se6stbell mt etHeH ei9es
nen aInbern uermaheu; itirbt elmer im-
oeriCs, 10 Idlt iein glntbell ben BrI-
bern uno S6peItern 0oer oeren ains
oeru 81. Seber @utduBeruns, Die cinen
lbell oes 9ermO9eus auBCrbalb Der
6dmIlie brin9en fORute, 1T oamit, 10
lan9e Der r&ruit" in arait blelbt, ,wirt.
lam pOrgebeust g8le militGrti6e Gr.
Oberer cine 0ausma6t uno Serrlbait
curb 9anoerwerb, bat Der finanSlelle
ytapolepn cine Sarsmabt uno 0err.
l6alt bur6 @elosriuerb 81 bearilnosn
uno auf Die ytu9welt 81 brin9en Der.
luAt. - Ob Der erridlete Suu beiteben
uno Die oererbte Ma6t I'M Sinne oes
&rblalers Iib erbalten uuo melter uer
erben pIro, Die 5rase ldBt li3 oUrerlt
nur init WtutbmoBunoen bedntipprten.
8abrid)einlid 1T ole 8nucr bes 4es
ltanSes nid)t; ani teinen 5nll ut ie
miinl6ensiuertb. Is mare cine otr
grDBleu SeInbren iilr ole menldtcbc
0elelIldail uno iHr DE ireien ,tnltlm
tlpnen oes Hauoes, nenn oerartlQe 9!tr
leupcrmDgcn Die, iuell oCn YeFBcru
DIE Yerjebrun9 Der Glntllnlie tUanGcD
ll6 mImoJlld) ut, lmmer mebr lld) uer.
8rOBcrn muBten. bis ldIlcB.ldl Der 0es
lammtt Gei1tbGm b,s NdnorS III Ue.
iiB GINGER wen9eu 6umlien wire) -
ui Der lbat mlDellbar iib erbulen lie
sen. gum 0lild Ut allCntbnlbea oaiiir
9elor9l, oaB lie SGume nlbt Ill zen
Qunmrl mndleu Qoiicutlldb iuIrp, nud
ebe eme ncue Generation bon 4uulos
JeruugeuaWlcn. Der Stuat pom l,lner
Yeiteierungesrpult (ourb @rbitniis
uno GmiommcGiteuer) IN einer 29eIle
@ebraudJ nladen, ouB ppn Geiaur IN
Der un9epenteten Ridcuns ui9t Iduger
Die 0ieoe iein idnn Ni6t umiOnIt miro
bic Dtn6t 81 beiteuerr ,.oie Ntatt 81
jsrit6ren" senannt. Gu9 be Waht
Der @pulos unb lbres @leiden miro
uno muB our9 Selteueruus Serit0rt
lperben, ials ie ni5t = mas lei6t &C.
l6eben mag - lbon SnpOr burh Die
@ntWideluns Der 3inse ibr Gnpe iinnet
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1892-12-15

Bier Staaten Midisan, ytoro
0atota, Ohio uno Oleson-baben, pte
iebt our9 YOaenbuns Der amtll9en
StimmeuSdbluns feitsei.ellt, in Der bies'
idbrlaen 8rafbeutenwabl ibr @leftpral
8otum getbeilt. Nibisan sibt 6 ielner
ia Stimmen fir Glepelano, 8 iiir Oar
rilon ab; Npros s9afota 2 fir Sarrllon,
l FIR Wsaper; Ohio 22 fir Sarriion,
/ fir Glepelanb; Oregon 3 iar Sarri'
ION, fir Weaper. Sn Norb' Dafota
unb Oregon 1T es bic 5aiiOn Der De-
mpfraten nit Der 8olfspartei sefueien,
ipelher Der &anoibat Der ltbteren bic
ibm suseialleneuStimmen Su banten bat.
@lei6er @eiie iino bic Siege, pelds
sie Yolfspartei in Colorado. Soabo,
6auIas uno Nebrasfa errunaen bat, ,nur
burd, SuIiou NIT ben 9enofraten er
m5alibt wprben. Wo bic nene Hartei
aui eisenen SiBen seitanoen unb ielbit'
itdnbia ben 6ampi auisenommeH, 1T IL
a[lentbalben seidlasen iporoen. - 3as
@eIammtersebnib itsllt ii6 auf @rumt
Der nun porliegenben, als enesiltis 81
betrahtenSen geridte tuie iolst: glepe
Lamb erbdlt Die i6mmtlihen Stimmer
Der iGmmtli6eu ShbItaaten, ieruer oas
@eIammtuotnm bon 9alifornien, Con
mecticut. Slihois, Snoiana. Relp Ser
Seriep, New Yorf. @iscouiin; auBer
bem 6 Stimmen non Midiaan nmo
Don Ohio - insseiammt 278. Sarrilol
bat bas @eiammtpotum BON Soma
Nsaine, MaIIa6aietts. Minneiota. Won
taua, glebras'a, gaeiu Sampibire, penu
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1892-12-15
Mitea sao .satota Sonnertas, Sem Is. Se,ember 1892

iyluauien, 8boOe SslunO, Suo. 3atota,
8ermont, Boibiu9tou, MDOmiua, au'
beroem 8 Stimmen pou Niidi0an, %
uon Ohio, 3 uon Oregon, 2 BON gtOrb.
9atOta -- in8geloumt l44. g8eouer
bat oas @eIamnltpOtum pon Colorado,
SoubO, aanius, gtepnOn. nuberbem
Stlmme BON Oregon uuo l pOu ytOro.
0utota - ius9eianmt %. GleUelano
bat ll2 GlcttOralitlmmen mebr, oils Die
beOen anoeren &nnoicutcu 5uiammeu
9enOmmen.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1892-12-15


Sn bem nit y4Ocal Option" seiesnes
ten StGothen 9anpille, ap, mar iiirS'
lid einmal wieoer Der Sddel leer uno
bic Staopbern perfielen aui bas ibOn
maubnal beipdbrte Wiittel, cine 3aSs
s,a auf oieien9en 81 perauitnlten, mel
DIE onrItiee WenIhentlnber nit etwas
Stdrferem als Wofisr 5u erauideu
pilesten. gu bieiem 3'uede iuurosn in
Der YerIon pon Yat. Golparos uno
Ghas. Murpbp 5fuei Spisel en9aairt.
3ablreibe Ierionen iuurbeu por@sridt
geidleppt unb aui oas 3eusnis oieier
beipen buutlen Gbrenmduner htn ,l
empfinblihen G,eloitrnien pernrtbeilt.
0a mebrere Der Ooier bic tlupor id'
iiafeit be3angcn bntteu. feline Bunbes
lieenS 3u l6ien, 10 uurber oielelbsn aud
nod Dor bas Bunbesseri9t sebradt
ober bier iollten lie Sn ibrem &edtt
fommen. Go puroe eripieien, oab biz
Spibel pon ben e..ateu @elo erpreB
batten - bis Su 1900 inter Der De
hingumg. Te uift in lln9elegenbeiter
brinsen su wollen. slls b:es Der Bun
besrihter 5u GOoinston, ipo bic Yro
| seiie perhanbelt fpuroen, pernabm. in
itruirte er bic Snrp. Elm ireiiprehenbe'
1erbitt su fallen. iuds seihab. Cine
Der Spibel murbe ueeeu Melneibs em
aeiperrt unb Der anoere besos nit ihn
ireituillis oas @efdnanib. ba er iit
iiirhtete, ben entriiiteten Birsern DO
! 1anpille in bic Singer Su fallen.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1892-12-15

Sic Gbulera tOmmt ben gti6tSwii.
fern redt 9eIeeen. sic bietet cine
prddtioe @ntiduloisuRs fir bGs proiec.
tirte 8erbpt Der @iRDaroerun9.
(Bbl. }
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1892-12-15
u orb in Ruelanp.

o. e,.-Sheila. Sin l6auberbaltsr
Worb in Der abii6t, einsn '9taub aus,uiIb.
ren, 1T bier be9auseu poroen Dloies eipp.
ldiiS, EN- re6er @dnfier, bate, iDie man
puBte. cine 9roBe Summe @eloes nno piele
rSupslen I'M Sauie. Saabreno glppldiis i'm
Bette l9, brau9en ,ebn mas!irts Rdubsr in
oas Saus. 9ini9e madten li6 loiort iiber
bic eri6rodens Dieneri9ait Der unD Spansen
lie 70 lanse S6naps Su trInten, bis lie lian'
los mar. DIE ibri9en Rauber besaben nd
nad bsm S9lai,immsr bes eippldug. g9as
bort aaes por9ins 1T uibt bsfannt, absr am
oIsenoen Wor9sn puroe Der Sartisr ers
wirst auissiunosn. Die @duber nio Wor'
Der nabmsn cine srobe Oualitat .Snwslen
urb sbsu'o cine srobe Summs GeIeA mt
iid. Das Sdlaismmsr oes Santiers mar
tart init Slut bsiprist nno in elmer ieiner
Sanos belt CT ELL 8aidel 0aare. weldss er
siusm &duber ausseiisn bate. Gie Polis
,si il ben Worosrn auf Der Spnr.
Das benti9s peer srbdit usut @ss
webre
~. Ds,. - Berliu. Die gewaltiss
autreann9 unb bic GontroperIe iiber bic
lauelidteu ooer nntausl,dteii Der @eueprs
pon Der eowe'i4en 6abrif bat iid ais bohft
ibsrililiis sutpuppt. DEM III ni4t au,uiers
nsr !3eit perbeu oiei, Semebre ais altss Sis
len aui bic 8umpsliammer ,panoeru uno bic
armss mt sinsr nod beIisren 9ouiiruftion
perieben merten. Su ben fonisliden De
msbriabrifen peroen an9enblidlid neue
Sdebwaien in aroB,r sln,abl onsefrtiat
uno ,war iiini Wiuimeter 6allber. Berihie
beus @arbes9ie9imsnter lben aud ibon isit
siuigsr 3sit nit oieiem nenen gewebr. oas
bic iesi9e @oultruetion melt in ben Shatten
ns0en iou. G,enaues iibsr bic Veidatienbeii
Der nelisn lpaiie ldbt iid uorldufis mi9t IN
| 9riabrun9 brin9eu.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1892-12-15
Sismard titattiouGr.

7. 1ej.-Nilwautes. pGbrenb isi.
nes bieiisen auisntbaItes ma6ts Senrp Bill
Iaro ueri9ieoenen 6reunoen SeseniIber biz
rntereiiante WInbeIIuus, oab Sirit Sismard
attiondr Der Wlpaufse StraBsnbabn G,e'
sui9aft III uuo jwir S5l', 900 IN attisu be.
let. Perr Billiard madte ben Siirlten aui
oas untsrnebmeu auimsrtiam unO na9osm
Fuul enouu iid isbr sinltis iibsr bic aus.
n9tsn NiIpautees Ia Der 3utuni' aus9eipro.
dsn bate, tauits Der eiierne aan;lsr bic ut.
tien
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1892-12-15
ChampenY8ros,
Department
Store.

GaS 9r0Bte @eihdt in MitdeG no man 8utter unb ger
9e9en fat ales 9entbare eintaufen tann
Nr beSablen Den a1erbOden 9reis fir Suter uno ger
uno peraufen uniere gSaareu 9runobQi9
8r uertauieu @u &leiNertuie unb Mdntel buioer as m
De unoere 5rma in Sio0atoa
@ir pertaupn 1auen bon Sfuben. gSe o? fraat Sbr
gSel mir iie 10 baig pertauien
5rauenlbube $1OO - Mdnner9ube s1OO
8rin9t Cure Butter uno mad Die portbeibaeten Ginfdue
bel @bampenp Brptbes,
Wtitfea, 9. g.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1892-12-15
0ettc SempCrenSler.

7. TeB.-Gsu G'erern wuroe pon
Der NomCns ebriitidn Temperance Union ein
promlrnles GEo iGHsla5uSeS ptit9lleo.
6ruu Soorieul, Dtutr, mIt S6mpi uno
S6Gnoc ausgrltoBen 80 bdt lld ndmlif
berauSSeltelt. oaB Grou 0iilsr. oIr iibri9ens
Dor eInt9sn &obrn Dcs lpeIte 8eludt bat.
ilber $1,000 unte:ldla9en unb cine 2luSabI
armer 6abrt0rbcilrrncu nm ibr 6wu er.
lportes Selo 9rbrudt lui
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1892-12-15
3un dIrn-1 linn rdIui,.
g Sdustfturmtn Oeiterrti6.

g Sduetiturm in Seiterrei d.
9. Su. - Bthb. Sin espoItise
| Sdue,hurm bat geitern oas gauO belmse
iudt. Sn eubo g,ab llest Der Sdnte iuB
bod uuo madt ben SraBnusgt br iul nm
mosIi6 Der Guenbdbnusrisbl nab OiteI
uno tOeisu bot auisebort Sle iitOIIb 9e
beuo,n 3i9e louisn nod. tOuuen aber nId
tabrpIoumaBis 5dt polien
Wtbr SolOattu.
s. Dsl-lpitn. Gts ouerreidide See
ress'ituns fiiuoct an. OuB Die 6rieoenSftart'
Der Armes nm 5000 lRann psymebrt perotu
iSue.
Sin iurdtbarer Stum bat Ger srbebli6sr
S6acen angsrldtel, aud DarOc e,ns an;abI
Bsrioncn ueilegt Piu Isgi nNr psuis
SdnCs
Der oiterrCtd iibt Sbroutolstr
ihwtr trcnt
s. Gej-tpitn. Globt Georsuib err
rsot in SOftrsien bic 2eridlimmsuns in
Orm i3utanbe osS lbrsulolsess, GSbeSao
branj 6eroinanb pon cite. Der Gr;ber;u9
woIIte in penissn 9o9en cine Rsiis nm Die
0sIt uutreten, sr puroe ieOOd DOR 3 &usm
Uon emem tppboisn 6isbsr bciautn. oub ,Insn
10 un9hutiSsn puIaui nimmt, onb ods
S6limmite gu bsiUraten gebt.
Reue Eeribw0rune qeesu ben
5arCu.
8. s.Ts;.-@ieH. Die .glsue 6rsie prsiIs"
I9reibt, oab IN aIlsp eiu neues 9omplot ge.
gen bas yebsn oes 3aren sutoett puroe uuo
bic 8eridworsr, bic meitens YoIen aus lsbr
gutter Suuilis iino, cIuiss limb iosar ON.
jIsre, psr6ailst purScu.
Simmer NOD Sbolsra III Sambur9
8. Dt.-9 burg Gru rumGni;
idss 0isnitmaod,R iturb blu beuts an Der
Gbo!sra.
SemGrten swertbs Operatiou.
9.0sS.-SerIin. Brot. &raHis, Sbsr.
drSt i'm aItonaer PoSpiiaI. bat iosbsn cine
Der bsmsrfsnspsrtbetsn Speraionsn osr
syteuSeit pDlriibrt @m 4atistt, psiber an
6ronIibsr Reural9ia Int, mar Der Gesens
iorb. Der arSt ma9ts eHs Ssiiuuu9 in
ben 6opi uno iGparlrtc ben an9e9riiienen
gieru. Ger FGtient 1T pOuig wieber bsrge
ltllt.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1892-12-15

gSir be5ablen Den auerb0biten 9reiS fir 8utter unt
lno uertaufen uniere gsauren 9runobiuie
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-14
OLD TIMERS BEATEN.
The Three-Cornered Fight Among the
DunkarGs in Ohio Courts
ENDS IN CONSERVATIVES FAVOR.
A Secret Session of the Pennsylvania Alli-
ance in Session.
NEYSY NOTES FROM NEARBY TOWNS
rsrEcrAL TELEGRAM TO THE DrsPArcH.I

rsPEcrAL TELEGRAM TO THE D1sPArcH.l
CANTON, O., Jan. 13-Judge Taylor, in
Common Pleas Court this morning, rendered
a decision of more than usual Importance, as
the case is test to settle difficulties among
the factions of the German Baptist Church.
The case comes from Hartyilie, this county,
and was heard in October The denomina-
tion is commonly known as the Dunkards.
The trouble dates back to 1869, and in 1880
eliminated in division of the church into
three factions. All these still claim to be
the original German Baptists, and claim
ownership to the church properties. In the
controversy the three factions are known as
the Old Order, the Conservatives and the
ProgressIves. They differ in the form of
worship and church government. The
trouble is principally between the Old Order
and the Conservatives.
In 1888 the Conservatives introduced sew
eral innovations in the form of service and
expelled some 20 of the Old Order. In 1889
those expelled organized and notified the
conservatives they desired the use of the
church. Being refused they cut a pane of
glass from the window, opened the door and
held services
Then the Conservatives took the matter
to court ana were given an injunction, re-
straiuing uhe Old Order from having posses
sion of the church. The question OF owner
ship was decided. The injunction was made
perpetual, and the Conservatives thus given
said the case Will be carried TO higher
cOrrf
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-14
Tri-State Breyitiex

PATRICK NORRIS. the Rochester, Pa, mar
who vas driven insane by drugged liquor
died IN DiGmon5 hospital Tuesday
IT, powder and dynamite store house at 9
stone quarry near Kutztown, Pa, not fal
from Reading, was blown up Tuesday Nc
one hurt.
II. a. NICToR's store at Derry was robbed
o several hundred dollars worth of goods
Tuesday night. Several suspects have been
aIrcs' cd,
IENEY CoRBIS, colored, murdered an aged
women, Mrs. Warner, who was trying to de.
f"ld herself against his attack, at Oxford
O.. Tuesday night. He escaped.
TUESDAY evening John Huffman, at Paul.
ton, WestmOreland county, was SO badly
burned by his clothes taking fire from n
spark from the CRATE that lie died shortly
after.
JoHS MORGAN a tailor from Foxhurg,
while stealing ride on at train Tuesday
nlght' pulled the coupler cutting the engine
loose from the train while crossing the stone
bridge at Latrobe, and had it not been that
the train was slowing up for the station a
BAD wreck would have been the result. He
was arrested.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-14
Sues His Wife on a Contract.

JoHNsrowS, Jan. l5.-[SpecfaLl - Lewis
Orvis sued his wife for the fulfilment of a
contract. Mrs. 0rvis inherited some land
from her father in common with other heirs.
She preferred the land for herself and paid
the difference to the other heirs in money,
some OF which her husband furnished. At
The time they drew up a contract which
gave Mr.. Orvis one-half ownership in the
land. Recently it was found that the land
was underlaid with coal, and a portion OF
this the wife sold for 81 $50 The husband
claimed a half interest, but the wife de-
clared he WIS entitled only 10 the surface
value of the land. The husband is still on
friendly terms with his legal opponent.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-14

GREENsBURG, Jan. 3.-[SpecioL 1.-The brav.
cry Of 4 young brakeman saved several
lives yesterday. While going down the
eastern slope of the Allegheny mountains,
two sleepers broke or the rear end OF the
Western express and started Off down the
mountain. The brakes failed to work. The
crew of an east bound freight saw the acci-
dent and two bTakeSmen, :. B. Myers and
James Brown attempted to board the cars.
Myers was hurled 10 the ground and badly
hurt, but Brown pluckily held on, dragged
himself upon the steps and stopped the cars
just in time to save them FROM the second
section,
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-14
Ohio Farmers spiit o, Politics

ZANEsvILLE, o., Jan. 13- Especial The
state Convention o. the Ohio Farmers Alli-
ance met here to-day. The report of Rev.
Josiah Crawford, of Gallon, shows a de-
crease in the number OF sub-alliances in the
State, and it was admitted by all the county
organizers, who reported that there was a
decrease in membership, which they attrib-
Ute to the Peoples party. There is evident
" a clash between the officers Ct the Ali
ance, who oppose the third party movement
and large number of delegates
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-14
No Eight Hours for Farmers,

New CASTLE, Jan. 13.-[SpeciaL 1.-The State
Farmers Alliance and Agricultural School
met in secret session this afternoon with
about $50 delegates present. President
George D. Brown, of Lawrence countyspoke
on the low prices received by farmers; they
work Is hours day and do not receive even
the wages of a laborer. During the session
important changes will be made Ia the con-
stltuCioN and secret work.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-14

THERE has never been put on the market
more successful -four than Minnehaha-
1t has made friends everywhere it has been
tried. The finest French chef uses it with
the same confidence and pleasure as the
wife OF the wcrkingman.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-14
A Fad aIckeesport Scandal.

'lCkE-zPoRT, Jan. 13.-TSpecioL IL Hugh
Parker. 4 well-known young man, was
claT--ed before Alderman Dart to-day with
U-:n- the father of an unborn child of his
niece, Mary Parker, aged Il years. He was
arrested last night, and to-day pleaded
guilty and was held for court.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-14
Mansfield Societr Torn In.

MANSFIELD, O., Jan. 13.-LSpecicl. This
afternoon Miss Nary Smith, aged about 26,
sued Peter Ackerman and DR.. G. r. Francis,
County Physician, for 81 900 damages on ac-
Count OF a criminal operation. Owing to the
prominence OF the parties the affair has
caused 4 tremendous sensation.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-14
A Difference in Accounts OF $4,000

CANTON, o, Jan. iS.-[SpeciaL 1.-The County
Commissioners are investigating into the
accounts of eI-County Clerk John McGregor,
preparing for r final settlement. 1t is said
there Is - difference of SS 900 between the
accounts of he Clerk and the Commissioners
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-14
Pabst Blue Ribbon Beer.

Parties wishing to get the Blue Ribbon
should not be deceived by dealers who are
handling cheaper and inferior grades. None
genuine without the blue ribbon.
PABST BREWING Co
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-14
Upright Piano-speci.I p.r-,;,

A fine Kranich & Bach upright piano.
nearly new, has been left with ms for sale
owner having no use for IL VIII be sold
at big reduction from original price.
LECHNER & SCHoENBERGER.
IT SO Fifth avenue.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-14
At t4OC.

Several hundred pieces of
their 1891 latest patterns, we
bought late last season, and
offer, viz: DAVID & JOHN
ANDERSON stamped on the
end of each piece-their genu-
inc best 40 cent qualities
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-14

Busy every day, rain or shine. Ask TO see
the "a portleres; you save 81 80 on each pair
you buy. Jos. HORNE & Co.
609-621 Penn avenue.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-14
- Gin KnocILed Ont avn Institute

FEANKLIN, Jan. l3.-[SpscfdL 1.-The Farm
eIs' Institute held in this city to-day was n
allure, being almost completely knocked
out by the grip.
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ereral Lots-Ffne Br ocade siiks-R.au..a

Choice styles, nice for making overdresses.
also about 25 pieces of those 81 and 81 o.
printed India silks at 75 cents ward
Jos. HORNE & Co.
609-621 Penn ayenue
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SOC.

100 pieces assorted AMERI-
CAN BOURETTE SUIT
INGSin in STRIPED and PLAID
EFFECTS, neat dark styles
and good colorings, double
width, 36 inches wide,
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Special Pullman Sleeping Car From Pitts
burg to San Francisco

Leaves Tuesday morning, January 19 For
full particulars, rates and reservations, ad-
dress or call upon Samuel Moody, District
Passenger Agent for Pennsylvania lines,
1127 Liberty street, Pittsburg.
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l5C.

People have NEVER had an
opportunity to procure deslra-
bic Dress Fabrics as the above
three lots at anything approach
ing such PRICES.
Last French steamer brought
us 2 cases of New Bedford
Cords in latest PARIS shades
and superb qualities, 48 inches
wide, at SI.5o and s. a yard
values that buyers will save IS
and 50 cents a yard on respect
lively; and, besides, new fine
Bedford Cords in complete
color assortments are not on
the market generally at the
present, between seasons, as it
were.
David & John Anderson's
Glasgow, Scotland, celebrated
Zephyr Ginghams. Over a
hundred styles of their (18o2)
newest choicest and best
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-10-20
TRI.STATE BREVIrIES,

PHILLIPsBURe-Cars are scarce in the Clear
field coal region.
BEAvER-Judge Wickham has refused an
injunction and the New Brighton Traction
Company may now lay its tracks.
LATRoBE-A. L. Chambers and II. f. Seanor,
capitalists, are negotiating for the purchase
OF large body OF coal land in Somerset
county.
MokEEsPoRr-George McGraw and j. S.
McGlade, two railroaders, got drunk Tues
day night and held up c. W. Taylor and
James Gray. McGraw und McGlade were
both arrested and assessed $50 and costs
each. ~
BRADFoRp-A train on the Sugar Run Rail-
road ran away on a steep grade yesterday
morning. Three Italians jumped and two
of them, Mike Rich and Antonio Carletto
were killed. Archangel Rich, the father OF
Nike was fatally injured.
SPRINGFIELD, O.-"Doc" Campbell, who
created Il national sensation some years ago
in the Ohio Penitentfary by forging the
numbers on a tally sheet in the interest of
tho Democrats, was Jailed here Tuesday for
stealing horse and buggy.
LoYALHANNA-A shooting accident will re-
suit in the death Of two mon. Three Ital-
ians named Z. Gavonia, II. Sessi and Law
renee Masina went out hunting In at
tempting to cross q fence both barrels of
Masina's shotgun were exploded and the
shot struck the other Italians, Masina's
companions, who had Just crossed over.
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ST. GEORGES SONS.
Differences Between Two Factions to Be
Fully Considered.

Differences Between Two Factions to Be
Fully Considered.
DETROIT, MICH, Oct. 19.-The Supreme
Lodge of the Order of the Sons of St.
George held Its first meeting here this
morning. Nearly all the delegates had ar
rived, but the business transacted was all Of
a routine nature. The most important
matter that will come before the
Supreme Lodge tomorrow will be the diff
ferences between two factions in the
uniformed rank. The uniformed Knights
of the Sons of st. George first organized in
1888, and were accepted in a provisional
way by what was then the Grand Lodge,
now the Supreme Lodge. Mr.. Robert Sures
was later made chief of staff
Lieutenant General Rowland died and
Surles was appointed Lieutenant General
by Supreme President Collingwood, who is
also commander in chief of the uniform
rank. Colonel John Robinson, of Fall
River, Mass, did not recognize the
authority of the Supreme Presi-
dent of the Sons of St. George
to appoint Lieutenant General for the
uniformed rank, and he was elected to that
office by one of the divisions Both fac
tions held meetings Lieutenant General
Surles reported that he had under his di-
rection IS barracks with 600 men. During
the past three years he had spent 81, 300 Of
his own money.