davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1892-12-22

Mississippi VALLEY Lopez 10 OF. Meets
every Wednesday al 7:t0p. m. in ODD Fellows
Hall Maple street.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1892-12-22

Campof 1. o. o. F. meets list and Sd Monday
in each month, at 7:30 p. m. in Odd Fellows
Hall. Maple street.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1892-12-22

Hoffnung Lodge, meets every Friday, at 80
D. m in odd Fellows Hall. Maple Street.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1892-12-22

GERMAN EVANGELICAL CHURCH. Madison st.
Sunday School A. NJ. Services 10.30A.M. Sing
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1892-12-22

FIDELITY LopeE A. o. o. W. Meet first and
third Mondays of each month in knapp's
Block at 40 d. m
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-06-18
..@cen 3 sin"

Sect, ba ods G'r15 grim it, unb bic EIumen iib
entiaten, lDehoct it6 oes WenidleH 9atuItrieb benz
SaHoe bu. gSGrum polte man Hidt oas 9aHBe Sabr
hiHourt bort DohHsH
GSeun Sie auf Dem 9anbe iebe Seoremlittcit, pcIz
DE Sie in Ger Stabi tabeH, befummen ioHnen, parum
ipolIen Ste Hidt Elm i;aotldlcs uno ciR ldEoId)eS
3eim suaeid habcr.
aEf .SeedlzNia," oas iEEerbaIb oes Staotqe6ictcs,
on Der pcrldusercn yorbzglpcHue, Ii.st toHaeH sic
cir oer1rtiees ioeim erlGHaeH.
1. Sic tonHeu cIueH SGupIGt BON 100 bel ] so SuB
fir 81 so pro SroHtfu6 betommcH. SH Der ,igeHtlz
den Stao ulneteH Sic IS ooer 81 pro iyub tr claeH
gGupIaB oerielb.n g!rt beSGben.
p sic fperocn ouf Scct,zotn" MIR 60 Cts. StcucrR
Gui lc buRoert Dollars bis 1900 GuI ben Gat, ben
Sic faueH, uHo Gu Die gauIitteiteE, ipcIte Sic oGz
rGnI errldteH, 81 eHtrldlteH BADEN.
in Der StGot miiieH Sic Don 81 80 bis 81 80 auf
1e tlIEnert Soldr5 cEtlltlieE.
s. Sic ho6eH Die uHGeonate Gcpisbeit, oa6 SSr
Naf auI "Sctd pill" nit otn gH5aIe ld9rilh I'M
2Seribe ieiscE piro. SIR itaotiides GrInoiiut BAT
bereits iencR polen Bertb erreidt uHo fam, De Se
finocH fuCrbeH, Hicmals iueltbuoner ruerotH-
4 Sle AGbeE aMf ,Secd 9Il" itdet!i9es 2sGllcr.
ndetlihe5 Gas, NoliSei rEo SdluS bel Ncncr Bolt=
abieIcrlra, beefe Stru6en uro 2rottoirc lr 81 so
Der WoHtIub.
Gas lit Iaes, ipas eie in Der ciaentlidbcH stabt
fir Gdlt Uno Sebn Dollars pro 6roHtius habcR.
5. S}H "Scc6lzHil" boben Sic cine Sruoi UieieH in
Der StuHoe 5uride9cEoe cIeitrids S'dbn, peide Sle
tlr ilH Gents In IinuHoipaHJg DiRuttH nab oem
DiitteIpunft Der Staot briHst.
SG5 III Gles, mas Gle i'm bcbauteH 2belle Der
Staot an raider geforo.uEs babeH.
6. Gle b0teI froblite Slroer, bic I'm SGHoe auf
"9etdsNilI" auf Dem Taieu ipieleH.
Sm bebduteH Sbelle Der Stdot pcrrebreH Die SlHz
Der bic 0tohHuHs: "SaIist Cub aus Der StraGe Rno
G)oiie Dea."
IS iuiro iif fir sie Iobnsn, bic gtoros apenue bins
Gui Su sepen une au Der eIetrildcn SGAH na Seeds
1tl" EiHaHs 81 fdnreH.
gSsseH Hdherer guStuHft lpcnoe mdn iit an SsieIs
DER S. Sliualuff, Str. 100. Sfs9crngtoHz Strd6e,
ober an Grant eIinolnif, glr; 800, 9Rcit.Dapettc'
StraGe. (1ioi24. DIDO Sa-O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-06-18
Moro 1tno 2yndmurOc uItcr Sa0as
arucitcrG.

Seattle, SSnlh., II. &uni.-0eiiern
Ibeuo TAM cine 9epcidle hier al nit Oer
ytad,rttlt, oaB Sobu 9tellon, per SOrHaHn
im 2enlte Der @cbriioer Smith, @rbauer
Der uWtoute @riito. SabT," bon uier Static
neru crmor0et IND Die ycetcyeu hlcriur &C.
IgH6t wur0cU. SObn q. 9teIlOu bate bon
ben Sauuuiernebmcru ole Stele boU icit
ldngeyer 3eIt erbaIteH; Die Staltcuer pur'
ben aus lr9eUo eIuem Gruu0e uber lbn er.
Siirnt mo ermoroeten lhH, lnOen ile ibm
eiue &rehtange ourd) ben Sorper bohrteH.
Die SSeiBeu i'll Dem Eager. etlua 60 al 3abI,
beidloiien, ioiort Sergeltuug Su uben, unb
bugeu ole pier III 9cgeupart BON 15O 0nbes
rem >Jtaleueru an nddlteu Saum auf. Der
YlaP, no itb Der SOriOu Sutrug, ilt 40 Ytcis
len bon Der ndd)lteu Station ali Der pGuc'
retts uuO Nfonte GriitO-9tOGO" enterut, Die
iegt bon 9artiOro, AZ Dieileu nOrplid BON
Seattle, nah ben @rubeu uou giOntc GrIito
qebaIt miro. 2aS Eager lam uur per
4d)e erreidlt peroeu, uuO ote clu;tge 5uiOrs
nation tommt Don yeuteu, Die UOn bort Su'
riidtebreu.
@uer auberer 9epeidle ;ufOlJe paren
ad)t Stalleucr al Der yDndle.el betbeIllgt,
Don 0eueu iid pier i'll bic SSdlOer ilitttcteu,
mihreub pier ms Eager ,uridichrten. Die
gyn6erei perlief ohue ale gHlreauug.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-06-18
.lts oer Sunocsbauptftast.

ga biugton. 8. g., II. Suni.-9as
g8eltauSfeuunss.GO OeS 6auieS euigte
ilt heute aui cine Sil sur llutcrIiituus 0eS
uuteruebmeus SeitenS Der 9iesieruuq. Die
Sill uerorOnct i'm @eientlid)eu, oaB aus
oem Der @IrtulatiOn eutiogeuen, segenwdr.
tig I'M Sdlaeante befiuollden Sllberflein.
sclo 100000 iilberne 9albpollaritiide 9e4
prd9t unO aum Guocnfeu an Die Gbica9o'er
8eltauSitelung ben Namen uGolumblaul.
ld)e 0albbollarS" erbalten iueroeu iollen.
Iie Stl uerpillr9t 100000 sur Gnti1Goi.
guug oeS Sdatnmt5 fiir Die burd Die lin.
prdgung eutteheubeu Soften. DIE seprGsttu
Silbermiin;en iOlleu inter gewlfem Sorbe.
bait auf bic 3oten Der @eItaus feauug per.
meuOet merbeH. Sic Siq ueriii9t aud Die
AniertigIug BON $4,000 SrOnSemeOaileu,
iowle elner InSahl 9iplomc Il. /. ~, melde
inter bic 9luSitcller uertheilt pcroeu ioGen.
Gommaub.ur Sr.bcrid u. Smitb Don Der
SuuoeSflOtte if beute in 9iubcitauO periebt
worbeu, ba er Don eiuer Briiiuugsbchoroc
uaeitig unO moraliit uufdhrs" befuuoen
wnrOe, Die Yfi1ten ctueS 8IOttenolfiSlcrS
;I uerridttH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-06-18
g&r. 146.
Der Sptlusr TIT 0iinncicta.
gSeiteres nbcr bic Smrmsgcrbteruuse BON
Ic5teu Ulittwo d. Ss2lbeno. - Bic Spoteu
nun @crmtt pcien

uHo Wermunpeten.
9SeIlS, 0iinu., II. Suui.-Giu perbees
ren0er GgtlOH gug in Der 0iittpohS.Nad)t
iiber uuer GoUutp pea uno Serltorts, mas
ibm i'm 93ege mar. Seine Sabu mar poH
ytorben Had SIoen. Sine Cite Der SooteH
uuo SermuuOeteu muroe bis lest Hur tbell'
weie SuiGmmeugeiieqt, mie iolgt: SohanH
9raun, ELL Neutlher Sarmer, toot; Ietue
Srdu lhmer uerleet; 0ermann Srcuner
tobt, ebenlo 6rau 9Ohn Nlotuldld; WiaItno
Steen, Srau mo 8luO ldlruer ueylctt, elu
Sobu tooI; Sob. Eietre'S Sohn toot; YrGu
Sob. Della toOt; Gilbert Sltugbtrt, Smei
IinOer id)mer UerIeet; Gbds. Nteotcrb'S
Sot)ter brad ocu Agnt, Der Sohu OdS Se,H
uno cine anOere Iod)tcr erlitt inueritbe
ScrlstuuQeu; 0crmauu lbille'S Sobul1mer
uerleet; 0vGu 0enrp DteObcrt ihmer pers
Iett; I6r. mo 6raU 2ld)tcuberger mo letS
Stn0er perlegt, Elm Siub tO0t; S1rn. Sucrs
iou'S 6ran MD Sluoer toot. Sauler, Sdcu@
neu uno WfaldllneH III Der Sabn ocS Stur'
mes fIno SerllOrt, Jan;e peerSen 9etootst.
Stitiger Slig uuo 9onHer bs9ltltete Den
&gIlou.
Ntaufato I 0, Wiuu., II. Suui.-9teuere
Yud)r;dten belidttgen bic aeltrIgen Sertdte
bulId)tlIdl beS SebcU6pcrlultcS ourdl oeH
Smym. Die EoOteu iiHp miuNeiteuS 30 oil
Der 3abl. Somclt iiuO II Ycid)en gefuHs
ben, uuO aus etuem 9rOBen Don Dem Snsm
beriibrteH Scbiete febleH nod ale Natjrit)-
ten. Sou ben Sermunosteu bcfiu0eu fd)
Oiele in frItiihem 8utauSc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-06-18
spatelte sGimsnad adlridlte,r.

2onpou, II. SUM. - Der 9ampicr
pg6islauO" trai uOn Qamburg pia 9aUre
bier eln.
9amburs, 15. Suni.-Rah giew- -9ort
ubseauugeH ii: Der 2ampier pSurgemelfcr
Yettrlcn."
e Smau a, 16. Suui.-0er 2ampfcr
pQGgo" fubr Had Baltimore ab.
Stetttn, u. SuHi. - Der 2ampier
nSslauS" III uou HeUsDort eingetroHeu.
Gibraltar, II. SuHl.-9er 9ampier
pSulOu," Don Gcnaa uuf gieus YOrt be.
flmE!t, giug mad leeterem 6aicn ab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-06-18
2cbcNSmiiOc.

GicnefauO, o, Il. Suui. .-g1abel Se
GuiHcp, einl7'jabrigeS, fcinerSoacn.S Ndo,
den, baS aber, uOu iclnen Glteru auis,oe.
ben, ft lelblf bnrd) slnnabme elmer ole-
ueubeu Stcue crbalteu muBte, luO 9eitern
ibre SreuuOiH Dian Scrman eiu, nit ibr
Boot iu iabrcu. Giue babe Meile BON Der
Staot cntiernt, bielt ile lerielben eiu GbIo.
rOiorm 9ctrGutteS sud- uor's @eittt mo
ipraug Oauu iiber 8OrS. Sie biuterleB
oret Sricie, norm Nc ibreu Sefanuten 9e-
bewobI lugt, aber feline ausube beS MotiuS
mnht
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-06-18
Gin Wapfafrcr in Siothell.

Gan IntOnio. Seras, II. Suni. -
Otto Trdger, Der Seridteritatt,r, mclt,r
pOH bier AM 8. april auf .inem 5weirao
mad Der Staot pterto abfubr, fam naf
elmer gewagten 8eiie our9 Die gSIlte Goa.
hula unb bic Sierra Wojuba Gebirse am
16. Mai in Der StaDt Durango an. Bon
rort rsiiie cr brei Gage pGter nah Wa;atlau
on Der pacifti9sH 6iifte, cine Strede pom 800
Dielleu, ueiter. Set Der Seit bat man
9iidlts bon ibm gtb6rt, unO berrl9eu SrOBe
8eiirhtunaen flIr iein 9cben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-06-18
Stmrm.Serbeermn9en TIT Ycnnfpl=
p1Ittet4

Scranton, 3D., II. 9uui. - 6eute
9benO seaeu 7 llbr rtdt.tt ELL @emitteriturm
erbebIiGen S4abeu hicr Oil. Siele Sauier
lluo eutoa6t.
Ssi Mouut Carmel ereignete ff ein
9ammbrud), uuo mebrere !Sdulcr i'll bcm
beua6bartcH Grubenfdotden Jtoblniou
puroen weggcriiien. Gtlide 0rubeu iiuo
inter 9Saher 9eictt uoroen, uub eS pcrlautet,
OaB mehrcrc arbciter ueruliBt fnD. Sb
NienidenIebeH uerIorcn giugeH, if iopcit
nod uttt bcfiuitiu ieftgciteGt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-06-18
----
Reue StriteS in Spauten.

W2abrib, IL. SUM. - @irfa 1000
9odarbeiter su SiIboa ifanoeu heute tiir
h6beren go6u aus. Die Yoli,el, melde
8ubcfibrunseu beiiirhtet., oerbuitete bret
90itatoren.- Arbtiter Der Mtala.spera.
unp Saargau 9rubeu habeu bic Nrbeiten
eiuaeifcat. Cine iiarte Streitma9t Sens.
barmen itebt in Sereitifait, nm irgeno
mel9e &ubeit6run9eu i'll uuteroriideu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-06-18

sM pr. SatOb 3app 6eebrt fd,
ieine 6reunOt uuO alle yiebhab.r zines GU.
ten S6ludcs MD o,lifaten SlNeu5 our Gr.
ofiuuug ieiusr 2Srtbidjuft all Der Gde Der
9tiO9elp. unO SumburgiiraBe ami 80 outas,
ben 20. Snni, eln;ulaoen. Gr hat Srellunldl
in petto NIB treoeust Elm uorjiiglih.s JIaB
aus Sob. SaueguiamiOt, iIu.'s, Sruusrtl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-06-18
nr Ger nBilb,lm Eeu.Frou,

@ Der US Bilbelm 2 EelI'6raIeu.
&raHtenslluterfiieuHgs.Serti s.S
bat Oicics Nal iiir ieIn Sabress Bicnic ben
Yobr'14en Balt an Der BreOcrd.
9ioao uno ais Gag " oil ta9, ben 20. os.,
auserieheu. Ser Sart blettt AHnebmIid.
ieiteu psrideoener Art unO bot iton man,
DIES heittre S0ltfcu Inter ieiuem Oi1ten
gauboade beberbergt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-06-18
81. Sabrgang.
=11niere=
nieorigem Yretie

ran mfr @rbaf in DER sbn lOd nabs,u au oas Dappts Nt
O i'm lurabrt. pf lfutf hamrn brnuna wurhn 3ufirasu
s gngtn giaid Stmmuns Oapun na6bm m Die r66en Bargains
in rrm brn rrbatn battrn. aud aAa s ibre unbs unS a
barn unh Die rnbmrr DO O6 mir e ansefansrn bat
auau uuA rArdng, nit nsm "9ul" una "ufs" hsu sidsnn
Baltimore nod nit basrwfn if. llnlr ,crrem9tmsmgssger
famf or nod eimes 0leid)em (udt if gruargr Grfoa
ern frkanf Srn mir r uanatrtn bt 70 brrr antwurt nub
onboiruns Stens Ns ublums annOrn Otte lpu nt kamn
peratn h ni gttaut bu Gin orat ntr nsn nis(r sn3ig
rrfb npa S. bis SO DEN llntt(h in nnrsn f(n una
Snrngrn anSn gdutr asnrr O bs Saan rnsn Anug kaun
w kann n 70 nnbrbing snfsf Gtrsenbt uorisbrn laatn
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SE- 8irtbiaaits. Gr6ifuung if tets cine
eiulaOeuoe Gelegeuhcu. Qr. Sarl
g d. arb ieruirt " oHtag, ben 20.
Os., III RI. 2055, SaUtrraBe, eia
usn niirirateu" Giuiugsluuif. Gie perth.
polite 3Ggabe ift GeOrg @lutbsri9sr sraIt'
ioti.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-06-18

Bartie 9tr. 9O15-Slaue unb
grauc farrirte (overplaid) SafrOfz
InSiige, cine 9tOpitdt, friiBer SIS;
icet 1890.
8artie 9lr. 1854 - Rctte belle
lObfurbi9e, semii6te Strepe Saf>
rOds9ln;iisc, iebr wiini6eusmcrtb,
nit &lappcntaiden, Saumen unO
0tdbtcn, bpppelt 9cbemmt, frabcr
$15; jest $3.50.
Bartie 9tr. 16S - Sdottiide
G6cpiotsSadrOds s9lnsIsc, ,einreihig,
nit seraOer SrOnte, blaue uub
sraue Streifen, friber $12; icst
$3.50.
Bartic gfr. 1926 - Ginrcibiaer
idOttiidcr Safrofs sYnsus, @r0>
fen Sc, 81 uuO 80, friiber SIS;
ieet $3.50.
Sartic Ger. 165-graune ,Yin
Gbef<" SafrOfz9ln5ase, bi0is 5u
SIS; jest $3.50.
Bartie 9tr. O9O1O-2Obfarbi9cr
Overplaid'S 'SafrOfs ssln5us,b balb nit
SeiOc 9efiittert; iuertb $14; ieet
1890.
Bartic gtr. 09O4O = @rauer
SOrcipun, &lappentaiacn, fait
gang nit SciOe 9cIiittert, friiber
SIS; jest $500.
Bartie 9tr. 169-@rau. Overs
plaid>&aiintirsG bciterficlOs9ln;ii
friber $12; icst $3.50.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-06-18

re- 8. 3. BteBHer'S Yart in
SigbIaHotowH bat beionberS tir bic
8 Sf.SalumOr.r grcBe AniiehuugStrait, unO
mt Jit4t. bort oergnIigt ilb d oHtGG
ben 20. Sum, Die oOf Saltimorer
goge Rr. 1903" Der nBptbiast& tta
ter" uuo wiro ii9 SeiteuS Der Syosnsge.
uOfeH IeOenials reser SameraOiaaii er'
ireueH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-06-18

5- Die euaugeliih. 81. Pe'
tri.G sc NJ eiuoe (Baitor u. Sae) be9sbt
DtoHtag, Den 20. oS., I'M ootanoGro :
Yart" al Der Stlllr' Iuenue etn lGHollt)es
Set, 0eiieH 8rogramm Elm bonn gewdblte5
uuo antdHnige5 1T uno alien 8hellnebmerH
hoheu SeHlB berelteH WIro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-06-18
Bargains
ttt
feinen an5iigen
GreDit! Gre0it!
lleber 600 an;i9c fir Mdnncr, &un>
benzSrbcit, nad OtaaB 9cmu6ten chen.
bartis, bon SIS btrab9eicst aui
.$12- Ausmabl.

$12-bir Auswabl.
re ginige finf;ig O0cr mebr Sieicr
In5i9c finO 500 tpcrtb, aber iie ltammen
aus augebrOdenen @rOBen, unb iie
sebcn benlelben @eg bel bielem gruBcn
3pDii Snlars9cmcscl-unb Gle be-
tommen Grcbit!
gtabe;u eintauienS pOr,isIibe saa,s
!uDllcnc In;iige fir &nuben, iuel6c in
SaarsclSs9ei6dften eritcr &laiIe fir
$3.50 pcrfauft weroeu, reOuSirt auf
$5-Dir Answabl.
w Wtebrere Sunbert iencr san;,
wollcnen aus 2 Stiid beitebcnben 9lnz
sisc-pel9c cine Gn;icbunssfraIt 9lei9
cincm 9Oppcl>0lusnctcn entluifelt bas
bcn-iinb nod iibrtg; iic f6nnen icbod
nidt wcit rci6eu, bonn mir seben Sbncn
bel Ocniclben Grebit gan; 10, ais wcun
Sie ben pollen Breis be;ubltsn.
NB.-EreFen Sic beutc ;eitis Sire
Iuswabl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-06-18

gG nern sfaa cine @nspabl so eincn @ngrn fir uni
SeHungs gema urafsebra6t gu Satr
3meori Sriginapres Scaum nrie 6ccsenbt n @n;ge
9ae bis 3wriurttc Der sularcn Pe bcfummcu, n
fe E6 piaeift mic mrncr bcn mirb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-06-18
Ser 9cntI6e GorreibumSsnt,
G6sIit, tu6heHtIiG uEa SoHntass,

G6sIit, tuoheHtIidb uEo SoHHtass,
q. 9saine, Giscnt1iitner HRS Reoatfeur,
eiopefs@te SaItimoresS sStrase uub 4otzSfTcesape.
greis bes tagIidjen SIattes, burb 9rdscr in Sol.
6sore uno in Der 9idhbdriboft beiorst, 12h Cts;
fdalidlc uno 2ountaa ;aluSaabe 10 cts. pro
@ohe, e,ablbar pobeHtlt an Die sSlatt beiorsenbeu
&rdeer-laalidb nebit Snnntag 40 zgtus aabe uHter
Seit i'm Serbdltnit; iir bic tpodbentIice Mmsaa be
NIT GonRtassblatt, portofre nit AbSug tir Clubs,
f2 so pro Sdbr, nab irseno einem Srte bes S1lanz
bts, 81 nGh europa. Sonutag s=MaS aabe 81
pro Sdbr.-Sas bette unb biUiaitc oentidje SIatt
In ben DitteI= IHo Sloioateu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-06-18

8artie gtr. 1894 - Simun's
eraue @OritcS>Gbc bciterfclbz9ln;iige,
nit SeiOe geitreift, friibcr $25;
itet $14.65.
Yartie 7777-9tctte braunc far=
rirte SrpmcnaSens9luSiise, iribcr
$25; ictt $14.85.
Sartie Ger. 9175-S. 9. fars
rirte i9ottiide Gbcpiot In;igc,
Gr6Ben 33, 81, 35, sc, 81, fribcr
$25; ictt $14.S5.
Sartie 9tr. 9O17 - 2obfarbi9e
scmiidte farrirte idOttii6c Gbez
piotsgniiise, @r0Bcn 36, 81, 80,
40, friibcr $25; jest $14.65.
Bartie Ger. 9192 - @eltrcifte
Sannofburn@Gb Gbcpiotz9lnSG9c, 9tOz
oitatz Wtuiter, @rOBcn 50, sc, 81,
81, friibcr $25; ictt $14.S5.
Yurtie gtr. 172 - g9te Some
ipuns, lObfurbi9 scidnirte gtabte
uno Saume, chen 10 gut, mic IT.
9enb elH $30s9lniu9; icet $14.S5.
Yartie 9ar. 264-0tettc 4z;0Iiss
farrirte Gbeptot Bromenaoenz2(n=
5iige, braune uno lueibc Otil6ung,
elegant bcicet unO 9ut 9ema6t,
friiber $1S; lest $14.S5.
Bartie 9tr. 143-S9war;e inz
pOrtirte Sbibets s9(n5ii9c, sei6nirte
Ndbtc, &lappentaidcn, friibcr $18;
iett y14.S5.
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NB.-Erefen Sic beutc ;eitis Sire
Iuspabl.
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BG~6r. Srtepri9 . d. meb ser,
oeiicH Gririinuug5 GtabIriiement III gtr.
III, gtoro- Sag. StrGBc, Jcet 81 eis
nem Gdlota!e les btloet Die SuOOlt.Gde Der
Gap. uuo ycrtagton. 1traBc) gemorpcu, bat
bort eiueu Sommerg bergerldl'
tet, oeNcu Groffuung er AMI eu-
I. , ben Is. SHui, aujeigt- Scrid)teOene
llulerbaltuHgen itebeH Gui benz YroSramm,
wie @onssrt, @ciaugS &C.; aIdl eln
bellloier yuuidl OlrO jeruirt
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EI- Die miebeHjig oeutl d zen
8ruOer" les biiriten ibrer aud mebr ietH),
eiue OUrt Seieqi9icit uHO 6Ioelltdt rubms
liAft betanHte @eHoiieniaaft. HnternImmt
SonHtag, ben 10. SUM, auI benz belleb-
ten 3ampItr nGmma Sites" cine S9aiiers
fuhrt bic Sai hluab; Die Ibiabrt erfolgI nm
. Il hr giahmttag5 DOM YleE 9tr. Is al
Der glgbtitruBcu.28eriie; uRf Der 3lns, ME
8udIabyt legt bic pGmma G;le5" 8cbui5
Giunabme, reip. 2anOuHg Don YaiiasiereH
M 6euOerIou'5 gSerite aU
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guftelrgrabiide &eqntittiOH
b II perbaiteteH 9eltern IbeHO Die @ehclm'
poliStieu BoutIer unO 0au SamcS Sraro,
Der in 5ame5tOmu, T.-S., etHeu groBoleb'
itabl beQaugcn bdbeu iou.
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eiIS SdlwinoIeriu aus Saeutsjen.

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net" ob.r III 3utunit SRI. auueta Iitortu
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bi. SrDnung auiredt erbalteu. Sn Grob
mar man weuiser boiii6 unO auf poli;ei.
li9es SerIauseH reiile iis mad Suoapsit
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SerIi n, II. SuuI.-gSte auoere preus
Bii9e SermaItuu9en, seOenft aud Die
StaatseilenbabuUerwaltung. bic Semlul.
guns Der eriorOerliheu &rebitc uorausge.
lett, fi6 in elmer ibrer Seoeutuug entipre.
denoeu gSeile on Der 9SeIiausiIeuuug in
Chicago Su betbeiliseu. Inter Der Soraus,
i.eung Der Sertilfeaung auSr.i6enOtr Ytit'
tel miro erlpo9en, uiGt bios 0to6cle Don
Sauaula9eu unr SetriebSmittelu porsuiib.
rem, ioubern 2otomotlutH, lomle Yerionen.
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itIid,u, uelde 10 uussuwdbl:n iein piiroeu,
OaB Il. ein anidnulidleS Bib Don benz ge.
qenlpartigen Stanoe Der SetriebsmitttI Der
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.IpiGtigiteu Gil.ubabuunuwerfe, mel9. in
ueu.rtr 5sit ausselabrt fnb, tP.ilS Our9
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Yartie 7777-9tctte braunc FAR
rirte SrumcnaSensSuSiis friiber
$25; lctt $14.85.
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bag- Der jcet III JtGbrage gttommenc
,gS lnuts Grove" wuD SoHHtag,
ben 10. SUM, aud ben pgttOertraH
III eiHeu ltattlgeH SdIrm UnO StU8 Hcbs
men. 9abei sbt'5 1mulementS iilr Sung
mo 4lt.
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Rsg- 6rr. Gufau 9omrid Sans
Garttu ISiytbidait in Jtr. 8 uuO 10,
9toro. Btue= StraBe, bteIet 6anIilIsH
g8cns B0ltlmOre'S abeHO5 elueu h0d)it aus
gcuebmeH AuieHtbal,, no iIe elulge StHna
Sen geHgBrct6tr GrbOIun5 mlomen tou'
ueU.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1892-06-23
The Democratic Convention ct Chicago
Completes q Permanent Organi.
cation.
William L. Wilson Elected Permanent
Chairman and Makes
Speech.
Committee on Resolutions Not Ready
to Report and a Recess Is
Taken.

CHICAGO, June 2e.--For the first time
since the Democratic delegates arrived
in Chicago the sun shone out during the
morning from cloudless sky. 1t
promised hot day in the wigwam, but
even heat was to be preferred to the un-
certainty of wind and rain in the big
shanty by the lake. More than one dele
gate bought an accident insurance ticket
Tuesday to provide for his family if the
threatening wind should take off the top
of the convention hall and scatter its
walls along the lake front. More rain
fell during the night and even the
brightness of the morning did not free
the convention hall from the rheumatic
dampness which permeated it Tuesday.
1t frightened the interior of the big
building though and made il a much
more cheerful place.
There were rumors in the air in the
morning of possible contest between
the Cleveland and anti-C Cleveland forces
and it was said ON the authority OF
friends of Mr.. Cleveland that it was
even possible that the nomination
speeches would be made and ballot
taken before night. The audience was
much more lively thereafter and the
big barn began to fill rapidly an hour
before convention time.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1892-06-23

be no skulkers In, the camp. The men
presented to them We're all patriotic
men. They could not eaisly make mis-
takes. They must get firm, unswerv-
ing Democrat, and put the flag in his
hand.'
AT this point the galleries started theory
of Hill" and there mingled cheers and
Kisses for minute. The convention quiz
eted down presently. Continuing Palmer
said that as sure as the Republican party
was triumphant there would be force
bill such as the ingenuity of John Dav-
export and the devil might suggest. The
Republicans at Minneapolis had de-
clared themselves for more Mckinley
ism. The country was to be fettered.
The farmers must toll for the trusts and
the monopolles. The Democratic party
must have no Juggling of words in its
platform.
What about silver said some one in
the gallery, but Palmer ignored the
question.
He said he wanted to see Illinois this
year a fire of patriotism. Blow the
trumpet, ana Illinois would rally 10 the
banner. He expected Illinois to elect its
state ticket and its electoral ticket as
well. I'VE don't expect to burn Chi
cago up" he said, "but we will make ii
amazingly red" %a-. -y.
As the applause which greeted the
close of the veterans speech died away
Mr.. Chapman. of Ohio. moved that J.
r. Fellows, of New York, be asked to
address the convention, but Mr.. Fellows
declined,
The chairman announced that the
committee on credentials was ready to
report, and Mr.. Lamb, of Indiana, took
the platform and in clear, loud voice
read the report. There was no objec.
ton to it and it was adopted.
Just as the vote was taken rain began
to fall, and the canvas cover was lowered
about the ventilator opening above
making the hall 80 dark that there were
cries for light and much confusion pre-
vailed. The chairman raped for order
and announced that the committee or
permanent organization was ready tx
report. The report was presented By