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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-03-25
2lus Stolpe.

Sem SaleNoer EaD leben iulr Jest |
i'm SrIbIing, bod ideint Der 8etters
clerf pber Der aalcnbermader ii6 III
Der senaueren Serednuns seirrt au baz |
ben, oenn ssitern ben 20. D. @a. batten
mir elm sdneeseitOber oas Dem @inter
ale gbre semadt baben iuiirbe.
SiesmaI buben mir eini9e aranfs
beitsfdae 81 bcribten. Serr Gbas.
2attal ioiuie fein iilnsites SDbnden
tieseH fraut baruspcr; uud Die bclbsn
SruilinssiD6ne res 9crru S. Spcseidfp
iino erfrantt uuo swar On eiuer 6uls,
trant1eit. Die Slticnteu befnbeH ii6
inter Der Srbauoluus oes Or. Spred<
elmeper, Der iie ppbl balo uisoer auf
Die Seine briuScn iuiro.
Ser alnpperiturb febrte lttte @ode
bel Ssrru Gbas. 9uidmeper rnr ebenz
iaus bel 9errn Subn &lrssntr ell unb
bra9te jsnem ell S6dltsrleiH. Graz
tuliren!
Sim purisen Sreitlg G6euo biett
Gaitor G6leiicr, BON Morriion, @aiz
iionssottesoieuit iii Ger biciisen eoGnsl.
Stride.
slls seiualtissr9timroo Dor bem5errn
bat lib unler iuHser 5reuno, 9err 6,
M. Slid er:uiclsn. @dbreno Der Sai
jon IA; er erlest: 5iuei id6ne Siri9
uno Elm babies Subenb Uiloe Huter
Ser quite gonruo bat es abcr gang per
ldumt benz Sbomas hie iblIde 9irib
fcute su ldidsn, uno bssbalb blicb bi
MebaiQe aug.
2ebtc g3pde battcn iuir bas Sel
snii0en uulereu 5rslno uhb 0titarbe
better, ben Eeter BON &uoQam bier h
srIBen Su fDnnen. 8ie er mir hi
: tbeilt 9cfiel cs ibm bier icbr gut; ou
Die bieiisen Mdosl ibiencn ibm Ief
gut 81 seIallen 10 bah i6 aui einen la
oiseu @isberbelub bOIfem bari.
geur nod sluei 8o4en biz 5ur SGu
u uabl. 8ir batsn bier eIHea Girettr
y, oil Stclle bes Serrn s. S. Slid, bellt
y Sermin abselaufen lift, 81 eriudble
T. 5err Slid bat lid) iiir bas &ubl uuIer
!. s9u!e itets interefirt uno rare lei
f> @ieSerluabt erluilnldt. Serner 1T .
,r S1ultermia 5u beitimmen uuo 81
rs sdluiie eiu @eeauIlsbec Su esiuabls
=. Sir lsbtetss glmt lit bis iebt nur
~ Ganoioat im Stloc unb 5luar 0err
on S. Sredmann, Der i'll 6alle lcll
No @abl Der re9tc Gtann am red
io. Slase iein miro. gie ib uerneb
~ tpcroen Ii6 nod anbere unierer 81
a ger um bas 9(mt tererten. 9fur fr
~ m's Se1b, ipsr Der @liidlids fem nj
"a we,oen mir pobl dm 3. 9lpril erfabr
Stomas
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-03-25

Ser staat Miiiifiippi tuill jest se>
leslia bas &au1en pongisarretten auf
alien StraBsn unb 6ffentli6en Bldsen
perbieten! Die ausfibruns eines iols
den @eiebes birfte iebod unmoslid
iein, I9on BON ipeseu Der enormen
Wenee Buben, bic oas i6le9te 3eus
rauden. Qm gelten tpdre es, ben ft
aIiu uersebenben Ransen cine tl6tiss
9ra9t unsebrannter alde auf Der
Sibtheil su perabreiden.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-03-25
8udlen'a arrica>S Salhe.

9ie bette Salbe in Der @elt fir
Sdnittipunben, Guetid idunsen, @ei9ipi'
re, ealSiluB, Sie5erz unb Srofbeulen
5ledtunsen, seiprunsene Sdnoe, Shb:
nerausen unb Sautausidldse; ii9ert
Sur fir SGmorrboioen, orer feline 8e-
sabluns perlanst. gOl(ise Sufrieben
belt aarantirt ober bas @elb Suriider
itattet. Breis 25 gts. Die @6adtel
-2u perfaufen i'm eagle 9rus Stor'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-03-25
Serr 9hus. S. Spaan, Goliaei Ger

Ssrr Gbos. S. Spsan, gofisei Ssr>
aeant, 2O5 g. Gaitle=@traBe, 8a ftis
more, Mb., iast: Meine Srau litt finf
big feds Sabre ON Gdmersen i'm
Niidem. sic fonnte feiue 2inberuna
eraalten Bis iie ct. Safobs Del &c,
brau9te, iuel6es iie IN fur5er 3eit tuie
Der polfdnbis berfellie.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-03-25

%iele Soften Der SranS slrmp ba1
ben ibrcn GonsreBmit9lieosrn Yetl'
tioncn sugcianbt in mcl6en bieislben
oeasn Die 9lnnabme Ser Slanb'iden
Srciprdounas.SiQ proteitiren.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-03-25

Die 8robibitioniiten bon @fi6i9an
wpllen bicies Sabr bon elmer Suiton
nit einer ser alien Yarteien nibts
iuiiiien lnb pcrben .ein poiIltanpiges
odt5eSifet aufite(len.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-03-25

9as 6ffentlibe llrtbeil, baB Or.
Sul's 6uiten eprup oas bette uno bill
fioIte Wtittel sesen Grfdftu1g, Snlten,
rauben Sals uuo gnabriiitisteit IL. bot
lid, bur6 aGsemeine grfabruns pollfan'
big bei6dftist.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-03-25

Sic Soften Ser Sisung unierer
Staots<2egi5lutur beliefen fb auT
/, 100 Collars tdslid uno bie Burger
bes Staates werpen baber hie Nad'
ri6t, bab sic Serren Geiesgcber I'D,
gcitern pertast baben, nit Ssrgnilgen
nufnehmcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-03-25
&letOer &let6er
1ertige R1eioer aWer eCrt,
Site sa',o aappem tueree ieb 30 iebr
bcrobGsisstcm 9Sreiiem oerf fnfen.
.. GIRISTMANN,
Anr!ttrab, slp. g. uro 4. Sermuun Mo.

Sie BON ben 9tational Sanfen III
llmlauf eeiegten stOten betraeen etma
S161 900, 900, ungefabr s2O,O0O,OOO
mehr ais Dor neun Wtonoten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-03-25

Seber rer on Nppetitloiisfeit leloet,
ioute eircn @erIud init Or. @usult
9bni9's Samburser 2ropfen MAIDEN
unc elm gutter Ippetit iuiro ii6 einltel'
len.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-03-25

Sas fulte sSetter ipeldes in lester
SSod)e iiber uniere Se9eno So9 bat
wobl Mandem SeranIahung sur Sla9e
oeaeben, BOD lit Ser pcruriadte Sda<
Sen ni6ts i'm Ser9lcide nit Den Ser'
luiten meldjc sic Scmobner einselner
SHbitaaten, no bon + bis II 3oll
S6nce ficl unb ale SlusFd)ten aut
Sbit fir Sieies .Sabr scritort puroen,
ba bie @Gume bel Gintritt Der falten
sSitterrng in boiler Sliltbe itanSen'
SSon cin;clnen Segenben miro aud be
rid)tet toB iebr nicl SSei;cn erfrorer
lei.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-03-25

WfcSinIep weiB, paB er emit Yralts
Bent Ser Ser. Staaten iein ipirD, aber
meiB aud, baB bies ni6t Dor slbIauf
bes smeiten 5srmines unisres 9esen'
martig.n 8raIbenten iein ipirb, unS
bebpegcn iorgt CT bafilr baB feline
Nreunbe ibren Gntbui iiaSmuS bantisen
uub ieiuen Ntamen nidt unnOtbiser
g6eiIe por sic Seffentlidfeit bringen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-03-25
City Hotel
rem
MARTIN kIiEMENN

IsuriitraSe, Sermann, Wp.
h ,iu,s sn t,f,a tsuti4sa Gaftauitr in
Itunaun.
guil. S1.OO sru5as. ptsr $500 pro @c&s
s,tr bsausmss SampIF Jfesm i'm ielbsn
t0,tius, fur bic Stnusung spu 6rI6afts-
k,iitas.a. 3usprfcmmsnesprrticrs IN alfn
ISiau.
as,ut fir bic WcI,iicn gaumihult
S,atiurasu auf gGurr. Nstsu uno Strda-
dH rntsn rrrmpt trIrrgt. luI14
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-03-25

Sd, babe b,eIe Wp9e cine ganSe Gars
labuna Wilrpaufee Stallbllner erbals
ten. 0ieIcs iinb bic beiten Selbitbin'
Der unb ipenn ibr in bieiem Sabre eire
@rntemaIdine fuufen tuOllt, mOdte ,d
gud erIuhen erlt ben Mtlwaufee 81 ilrls
teriuhen. Wt. S 0 + 0 q II.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-03-25

Die oiesid6rise Sarlfoe6atte lmSone
areB tit unseidbr 10 on.e5eno uno le6z
buft, luie cine Sonntassnadmittas
bist in ben Sunostasen. Die &eonsr,
Die li9 sum @ort semeltet, lsiern e'ner
nad Dem anbern lire etiidlein ab; -
fein Nteni9 bort barauI, uno fein
MenId fiimmert lid brnm. Selblt Die
sroBsn eusliiden 5eituusen. Die Dor
stuei Sabren, als bic Mcainlp'8ll De-
battirt puroe. tdsli6 ipaltenlau9e ge1
ri6te barber su brinsen pflestsn, rebz
men biesmal nur sanS oberflddti6, nit
elm raar furSen @orten StOtis baoon.
gor sipei Sabren mar Die Sariiosbatte
cine Geibeniulse id orfer uno 9rimn'ls
.rniter Garteisefsdte; beuer stei6t tie
bem barmlos irieOtIden &eoeid'uaIl
eiuer9 9ebottlrI6ute. iudre natilrlld]
III piel sclast, iuollte man tebnupten, Del
Sarii lel bsute Sluiiden zen bsibenEar
teien teinc ySllue" mebr. slber er II
ni6t ldn5er bic Saupt "Si1ue". Sl'
9oiition fat iest Die Gelpfrase
:, Ipecisa bic SilberIrase im Son
areB Iovobl pie im Senfen uno Gm
pfiubeu bes sauScuSOltes ein9enommer
Il Sun Der @sloirase uerbrdust, tit bi
i garilIra9e biz auI Sselteres Su
u Seoeutuns ener blOben "gteben-Sllue
L 6erab9eiunfsn, uuo ipiro aIs lol6e il
e tuulnieneeu YrdIibsntl6uitss a9lfaml
y cine entlpre6eno undergraduate Sol
e lp,elen. 9uppelwdbruns ober OIL.
T. idlisBli9eSilberiudbr ebrti9es@e
III oocr uus6rlides, 3abluns BON s6ulo'
III uno 26bnen III 100 Gentisen Sola'
., ooer III 7Ocentisen-bas iiuo bic ST
Is aeu, nm pel6e Der btesidbrise Scam
'er Dor slGem li9 brebeu iuito npo Der
Ell gntl6eibuns er brinsen muB. 8
en- iber Der fiinitseu Geitaltuns Der nat
ualen @elbperbdltniiie idwebenoe II
"a, aeiuibbe,t, Die jest allen llnternebmuna
,sa aei5t labmt unb tuie ein briidenber q
tbz auf ssnpuitrie uno Sanost bes 2anf
-, laItet, muB enblid elm Gnbe nebmen
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-03-25
2lunuaI Srienos I!

9luf melne Gnfrase an ben uniteo
States Dlltrift Nttoruep, 9enrp We9'
mauu, als receiver bes Reites Der ners
frodten aose Der Nnnua1 5rienbs, ipas
bic Mitslieber Der bieiisen 2ose 5'I sr'
martem baben, erbielt folsenoe Nnt'
mort, iuelde id onf bieiem @ege ben
gtitsliebern sur aesntnib brinse.
Sul. 9affner, M. 3.
BosroN, MASS, March IS, 1872.
MR. JULIUS HArFNKR, II. D.,
HERMANN, Mo.
Dear sh:-In reply to your letter In the An
nual Friend, have to say that in the latter
Part of November, acting under the approval
| Of the insurance commissioner. / re-assigned
the affairs OF the Annual Friend to the commit
| ee of all the lodges who had presented the
plau to me for the winding up OF the Affairs o.
order.
| The work of this committee l cannot speak fol
as have no personal knowledge fit; under
4 stand, however, that large per cent. OF tn
lcertiGcates were paid small dividend, AM
that this was stopped by an injunction of In
court.
The affairs re now in the hands OF q receiver
IL. =. Burke, Esq, 8 IIildredth Building. Low
ell. Mass, to whom have Iefer1ed and scr
: your letters. Very respectfully.
HENRY A. WKYNAS.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-03-25
9aararbeit.

lluter,eidnete beIorst b1s Sle4ten BON
2Snien. 6aarfetten, 8lnnlsn ilno iibert
oaiIe ieineren :.6aararbeiten tiinflerlidb nHo
'''' ~ 5rau Sobn 9eiba@.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-03-25
Sic t.cMc
UNION stabmal6ine

~ as y ,sr'n nsusiisn @er5s6eruusen III bic
,r,,a AaasaaiHint i'm @hlfts unr eabei isbr
irs,;ss isssN aae tiIlia. NSsr isinsr 6rau bic
H.. rmlst1tsrn min fer taufe ibr cine
ltS,.,As a ,Asamai dine, eie MIR bel Gem unter-
asl;a ~ babsa 1T.
k.m.!na litfere id age @rtsn HIbma.
/, ,saa,s.!ls, sassa!ls, 8searatuTsa, @ahsin ulw. ;a
= ''aisatH grtiIsa.
- BluH6er.
Berger, Wp
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-03-25

@,balten, sroBe Guantitdten 8ounoz
e6ure Sdrlnse in srobeu unb fleinen
s5dBden; buldnOiide 9dr.nse, rnlliide
sarbelIen uno &oll Sdrin9e. Sept
billiaer als Spdtsr uno niebriser als je
,uppr. sc. Soroan.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-03-25

ou oerfanfen: Mein .5wsit6disss
= Bobnsebaube on Der 2. Strabe, neloe
i'd, biaia perfaufeu, ober an9 uerm.sfsea.
aud bin it gefonnen baDlelbs sBegsn Sarms
's's"'''' sa Or 4. S@Mibf,
cer3m
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-03-25
g6dsntli9sr @arttasridt
GetrriSc, Mrbl uiu.
Trnog'tg
Gprrl1irt uUl

Bic anaeacbenen 8reiIe ,ucrben BON Den
Ednbfern mciltcn3 I'M Enuide ] bc6ablt.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1892-09-29
PECK DENIES.
Second Case Against the New York Labor
Commissioner.

Second Case Against the New York Labor
Commissioner.
ALBANY, m. Y. Sept. 29.-The second
of the series of cases against Charles r.
Peck, labor commissioner Of the state,
was up for hearing in the court of spe-
cial sessions. 1t was separate action
from that OF Tuesday, and is proceed
ing to punish Mr.. Peck for the alleged
destruction Of the original papers from
which he compiled his report. Mr.. Peck
makes denial Of the destruction Of any
pubic papers, claiming aslin his affidayit
Tuesday that the communications
and letters upon which those sta
tistics were based were never fled
or made record in his Office
and were never the property of the state,
but were private letters, and whatever
property exists In them is divided be-
tween the deponept az the receiver and
the several senders OF the letters, and
that he is advised by counsel that in
junction would lie against him IL he at
tempted in any way to make public the
matter guaranteed rs private matter,
and held as secret and confidential.
Mr.. Peck appeared in court with his
counsel, Mr.. Meegan and Mr.. Chase,
and District Attorney Eaton for the
people.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1892-09-29
BAD cREEs.

Indians Commit Many Depredations sin
silver Baw County.
BUTTE, Mont, Sept. -. "A lodge bf
Cree Indians from the British posi- I
sions have been camped for sertFsl
months at .Miver Bow, six miles from
here. They have lately been getting
whisky from some source, and have ter
rorized the ranehers in the neighbor-
hood, and have been running stock off
the range. 1t has transpired that %
Saturday last during drunken brawl
three Indians pounced upon one Of thor
companions and beat him to death with
clubs The oody was dragged Of md
hidden In a gulley and only scantily
covered. The sheriff learned of the ~
fair and started over to capture the
murderous reds. He succeeded in Rot-
ting the ones who did the killing and
two witnesses, who are now III In.
The body of the murdered Indian hhs
been found. The head is badly crushel1.
The reds have been growing bolder
lately, daily committing petty depreda-
tions, killing stock and monopolixing
the range for their own ponies. Thsre
are about fifty families in the lodge. n n
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1892-09-29
EvidenEiy Murdered

Perth, Ont, Sept. ~. George Bruce
Mitchell, hardware merchant OF st.
Louis, Mo-, arrived here on the mid
night train on Monday night to visit his
parents. He got off the train, but moth
ing more was seen OF him until Tuesday
night, when his dead body was found
lying in a ditch alongside the railway
track some distance from the station
with q terrible cash in the back Of the
head and cut about two inches long on
the upper part of the forehead. On his
person was found his watch and six
dollars, but no letters or papers Of any
kind. As Mr.. Mitchell was in the habit
OF carrying l.rge sums of money when
travelling the case is supposed to be one
OF murder to cover up robbery. Mr..
Mitchell leaves wife and two children
in st. Louis.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1892-09-29
MoRcAN,s ANNUAL.
Report Of the mmlsslonsr OF Indian
Affairs.

Affairs.
WASHINGTON, Sent 20. General L.
j. Morgan. commissioner OF Indian
affairs, has submitted to the secretary
Of the interior his fourth annual report.
The document is quite voluminous and
discusses all the principal topics EN-
braced in the matter of Indian admins
tration and gives general view Of the
work accof. plished, not only during the
present year but during the three years
embraced In his administration. Tables
are given showing that nearly 10000 In
dions received stated wages regularly
from the government for services per-
formed and including those employed at
day labor an aggregate sum of nearly
$4U0, 900 year is paid ont for Indian
labor. The total amount of cash prid
to Indians during the last year in fulfill
ing treaty stipulations, payment of in
terest on funds held in trust, payment
for lands relinqnished to the govern
ment, was over %, ,40O, 900, and does not
include the payments made to the five
civilized nations. Most of this large
amount of money is being well expended
by the indians.
The commissioner recommends the
gradual reduction of rations until the
government ceases TO issue to them any
thing in the way OF food or clothing and
substitutes for such issues cash payment
for whatevc- may be done. The report
calls attent. m to some serious defects in
the law OF the settlement CT claims for
depredations alleged to have been COM
mitted upon the whites by the Indians.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1892-09-29
singer shops burned !.

ELIZABETH. N. j., Sept pa por-
tion Of the large works of the Singer
Manufacturing company at Elizabeth
port have been destroyed by fire. The
fire began about o'clock a. m. in the
cabinet shop, spread rapidly to the pat
tern and carpenter departments and
engine house, completely running them.
Three locomotives and q number Of
freight and coal cars were alAo burned.
The total loss win be over $4,000. No
insurance. Several hundred employees
are thrown out Of employment.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1892-09-29
Cemetery superintendents Meet.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 2y.-The American
Cemetery Superintendents' association
began its sixth annual convention at
the Carrollton House Tuesday. The
morning session was principally taken
up with the reading of reports and the
discussion Of general business relating
to public burial grounds. President
John G. Barker, of Boston, presided
F. w. Higgins, Of Detroit. a. secretary.
In his report President Barker recon-
mended that the association make an
effort to have funerals discontinued on
Sunday. He also made q number OF
other suggestions rela tive to the man
agement OF cemeteries. The conven-
tion win continue until Friday.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1892-09-29
MADISON SOUTH DAKOTA THURSDAY %. Is
FIGHTS AND BREAkDowNs.
Lively Times ~ Carnegie's Union Mills nc
Pittsburg.


Pittsburg.
PITTsBURG, Sept. 29.--The past twelve
hours have been eventful for the strik-
ers at Carnegie's Union mills and the
Carnegie interests. Frequent quarrels
between the union and non-union men
have occurred upon the streets, some Of
which ended seriously, and number Of
costly breakdowns occurred within the
mill. As d result Of the street encoun-
ter William Reese, y former puddler,
lies with q fractured skull in the Seven
teenth ward police station under the
care of physician. Five breakdowns
in various parts of the mill followed in
rapid succession, and several depart
ments were shut down in consequence.
A number OF deserters from the mill
have reported at Amalgamated head
quarters since the beginning Of the
week
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1892-09-29
Cakes Without Eggs.

Observing housekeepas quickly that DR. Prices
Cream Baking Powder far superior to brands in
the fact that they l to make the finest pastry and
they wish to be economics they dispense entirely
and less quantity of butter for shortening
purposes The advantage alone the saving effected
but in avoiding the trouble frequently great difficulty
of securing eggs that fresh This is serious
trouble
Cakes Of various kinds from the informal Griddle
Cakes to the stately Bride Cake be made with Prices
Cream Baking Powder whid nsures light hand
cakes when m GrddIe Cakes to be eaten hot
enables their production il he shortest space time always
tender and delicious.
DR. Prices the onlyBaking Powder that contains the
white Of eggs. None pnr None wholesome
Pr Prices Cream Baking Powder is re-
ported BY All authorizes Is free from Ammonia.
Alum, or any other adulterant In fact, the
purity Of this ideal pcsder has never been ques-
toned.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1892-09-29

PoRT TOWNSEND, Wash, Sept. A.
The steamer George Bavin has arrived
from Copper island. She spoke the
schooner Mabel OF the Russian coast.
She reported that the Russians had
seized one British and two American
sealers. A Russian man-of-war boarded
the schooner Kate and Ann, OF Portland,
and after taking all their skins ordered
the vessel to leave the sea.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1892-09-29
English critieise Cleveland.

LONDON, Sept. 20. The STANDARD says
that the attempt to find middle course
IN the tariff questions will seriously
hamper Mr.. Cleveland. ..The hesitant
obscurity Of his language shows his
difficulty in expounding his own policy.
Mr. Harrison has the advantage Of d
sweeping confidence that will appeal
forcibly TO national prejudices and pas
sions. On the current question there is
little to choose between the two candi-
do<cn N
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1892-09-29
GOING TO PIECES.

More Railways withdraw from the West
ern Tratssc Association.
New YoRK, Sept. 2y. AT meeting
of the Missouri Pacific directors it was
resolved 10 give notice of withdrawal to
the Western Traffic association. The
Wabash also has given notice OF with
drawal and it Is understood the Union
Pacific viii take similar action in day
or two. The next quarterly meeting OF
the association will be held in this city
on Oct. ii and The notices will then be
formerly acted upon. The Burlington
gave notice Of withdrawal two months
ago.
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found German sxuskets.

PARIS, Sept. 29.--A dispatch from
Porto Novo says that large number OF
muskets and quantity Of ammunition
Of German make were found at the bat
tlefeld Of Dogba, the scene Of the recent
encounter between the French column
under command Of Colonel Dodds and
the forces Of the king Of Dahomey.
Cartridges that fell into the hands Of
the French after the defeat OF the
natives bear the imprint "Cassel 1879"
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WHoLEsALE lNFANIlclDE.
A Sam Francisco Doctor Charged III
Numbering Many Babies.

a San Francisco Doctor Charged f~xzH
Numbering Many Babies.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. ga short
time ago man calling himself DR..
Henry G. Beale, his wife known as Mel
lie Haven, and Hattie Graham, were
arrested charged with murder, by NAL
practice, of Mary Carroll, the young
daughter of q Betalum county farmer.
Beale forfeited $40, 900 bail and disap-
peared, but the women are in Jail. A
Mrs. Montrose says that Beale has COM
mitted a great number OF murders in
this city. He rented house from her,
and during tine time he occupied the
house no less than forty children were
born alive in the house, not one of them
being permitted to live. Beale either
ichloroformei or drowned his victims,
after which he weighted their bodies and
threw them into the bay or cremated
them.
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A Great Explosion af Nitro-G Glycerine
Occurs Near Lima,
OLA.
Fire Also Destroys Extensive Car
Works at the Same
Place.
Fires Also Reported Raging at Cater.
land, n. Y, and Warren,
Mass.

COLUMBUS. O., Sept. CO. A special
from Lima, q, to The Dispatch says:
At p. m. the nitro-glycerine magazine
one mile west of the Solar oil refinery,
exploded with terrific force. Windows
were shattered and houses Jared in this
city, fully four miles away. Great ex-
citement prevails. A lumber of lives
are reported lost.
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Rebbed . Je,xelrx store.

MANDAN, n. D., Sept. 29.--At noon
while the cl1rk at Williams iewelry
store was at dinner two tramps broke
into the store and carried off forty-nine
watches, some new ones and some that
were there waiting repairs. An alarm
was given and q posse of twenty-five
citizens starred out. They caught one
man with sone Of the watches on him
and recovered the remainder of the jew
elry IN an Old satchel where the burglars
had dropped it. The prisoner refuses to
give his name. His accomplice has not
yet been found
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shoi Tor Asking rood.

NEW YoRK, Sept. 20. Mrs. Annie
Murphy, 80 Years old, was shot and
fatally wcnn nled by her husband ut their
home POP East Thirty-second street.
VINE her husband was in bed she asked
him for some money to buy breakfast
with. For answer he drew pistol
from beneath the pillow and shot her in
the abdomen. She was taken to Belle
vue hospital, where the wound was pro-
nounced fatal. Murphy was arrested.