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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-11-16
BE pIed 70 Save AlImony.

SCRANTON, Pa, Nov. Jeremiah Phil
lips hanged himselfi in jail here this morn
ing. Phillips was 8 man of wealth, bat his
family differences led TO an enstrangement
with his wife. She sued him for desertion
and be was directed to pay her $50 4 week
sut refusing, was sent TO Jail four weeks ago
He cut his throat with suicidal intent and
HE friends wanted to send him to an asy-
lum, but The commission said he was sane.
Before hanging himself Phillips wrote q
wiz disposing of an estate worth $4,000.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-11-16

UMoNTowN. Pa, Nov. 9.-The firm Of
f. !. Walker q Co, wholesalers Of this
place, has suspended business. This
firm started business mere about a month
ago. They had a large trade with tine
merchants of this town and everything
seemed 10 be running along smoothly
until a few days ago, when they LEFT
town. They had received carloads of
goods from the wholesale houses Of New
York, Philadelphia and Pittsburg on
thirty days credit. Their indebtedness
In town for labor. rent, etc, amounts 10
several hundred dollars.
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- Ia aIast. for ID.

New YORK. Nov. 9.-The British
freight steamship, City Of Belfast, from
East Indian ports, presented queer an
pearance when she reached quarantine
last night. On account Of the stormy
weather on the Atlantic she made TN
usually slow time and she ran ont Of
coal five days ago. The steamship was
completely shorn of masts, bowsprit and
all the wood work above decks. Captain
McAlpin had been forced TO cut up
everything on the ship in the way Of
wood or cOmbustble material that could
be spared 70 keen the engines going.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-11-16
A LOVE SONG.

The bird In its nest az mern
Looks out through tise ieafy space
And sends a sweet little song
From its hiding place
Only note or Two,
Only faint '-Ccoi Coo
But some oiller littie tird VII hear
And soon draw near.
The xhispsrinE leaves repeat
The story they Oft have heard,
For oh. there's nothing 50 sweet
As the sung Of the bird
A love song. II Is true,
Only q faint Goo. C0O-"
But some one calls out a-nears
.-Sweef heart am here
Goo Co., says one from the nest
A sly little warbler she;
.COoi Cor CONES the answer b&eS
In a lower key
And then new suns l. begun
Are these two birds or ones
And with thrills and twiii'rings sweet,
The love song they repeat
Josephine Pollard IN Godey's-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-11-16

GUTENBERG. =. J.. Nov. 9-The races her,
resulted as follows First race. three-fourtl-s
OF a Enile-Boa Noyage ]. Forget-me-not .
johnny O'CoELora g Time. I.I74
Second rare. fve-eighths OF a rniIs-BeIle
donia I. Skadie >, Eleanor 3. Time, l0Z
Third race, i've and one-half furlongs-
Rightaway ]. false Ahearns :, Marguerite 3
Time. ll0
Fourth race, one-miie-Riag Crab :, Badg,
.. Experience 3. Time. Ia
fifth race. three-eighths of a mile-Rhoda
1. Appomattox :, Blue and White q Tins
03.s4-
sixth race. one and one-sixteenth miles
Harry Alonzo I. Headlight >. Time. 2Q5.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-11-16
THE RESULT OF HIS NAP.

He il Mashed Up, Two Trains are
Wrecked and Many People are Hurt
GREENvnLE. O., Nov. 9.-No. 4. the
northbound passenger train on the
Alackinaw railroad, telescoped the north
bound gravel train about a mile south Of
this city. The engine pulling the gravel
ran ont Of coal and cut loose from the
tram and ran into town and coaled up,
and while being turned jumped the track
and was unable TO get back TO the tram.
John Daugherty, the brakeman Of the
gravel train, was asleep IN the cabOose.
instead Of being back tagging the pas
senger train. which was nearly due.
The passenger engine DASHED through
the eaboOse where the brakeman was
sleeping. and on through. telescoping
five gravel cars. c. NJ Huffy. the en-
gineer. and Ed Conway. the fireman Of
the passenger engine. both jumped Just
as the engine started down the elnbank-
ment. Both were seriously injured
about the back and internally. Daugh-
ertv. the brakeman, was cut and man
rled in a terrible manner. About twenty
passengers were aboard and were all
hurt more or less.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-11-16
A Cow Upsets an Engine.

PAKsoSs. Kan. Nov. "A ncrthho1nd
train on the Missouri Kansas and Teza:
Railroad ran over COW and was wrecked
at Maize, Indian Territory. 90 miles south ol
here, early this morning, ditching Il loaded
cars sndsoveriurning The engine. Engineer
Thomas Stanton We, caught under the en-
gine and instssily killed. Fireman Fred
Ely, Brakeman Logan Myers and an un-
known man were badly hurt.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-11-16
More Trouble for Farmers,

READING, Nov. 4.-In addition to monu-
tain fires, water scarcity and the drouth gen.
orally another element has arisen to make
the life Of the Eastern Pennsylvania agiicul-
turs,s unbsarable.
Unnumbersd millions Of Hsssian flies
have ruined wheat fields, and nov the news
comes that the Canada thistle is thriving
and spreading ike plants in hot house in
q number Of districts.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-11-16
ACondemned Murderer AT le.

NEW YORK, Nov. 9.-Peter Schultz
the lG-year-old boy who was convicted
Of the murder Of the 3-mOnths-old child
Of Mary WertheimeT last week. has been
sentenced 10 death. Schultz viii be the
youngest victim to suffer death by
means Of the electric chair. unless he is
granted clemency by Governor Flower.
BE has no friends in this country 10
look after his interests, but his counsel
viii do al they can TO have the sentence
commuted to life Imprisonment on &C.
count Of his vOuth.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-11-16
The suItan,. ,Eental Regl.ter.

CONsTANTINOPLE. Nov. 9-The sui
tan has Dard0ned Mavroyeni Pasha and
reinstated him to his former place as
his special physician. From the sui
tan's childhood, Mayroyeni has been his
trusted friend. He recently sued his
wife. a French Jewess. whose scandal
Gus life had involved him in disgrace,
for divorce, and TO spite him she sent 10
the Sultan a diary kept by her husband
in which dally notes were kept Of the
sultan's variable mind. Mavroyeni
swore on the gospel that he had never
intended anything written against the
Cultau
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-11-16
walking Around the United States.

CHICAGO, Nov. Chris Miller left
this city last night for New Orleans,
where on Friday or Saturday he will be-
gin his walk around the United States.
He viii go west through Texas. up
through California, 10 British Column
bia. and then around the great lakes 10
New York and New England. and after
walking around Maine viii 60 south
along the seaboard. and finish his trip to
New Orleans, the point Of starting. He
believes that he can make the "trip in
Two wears walk
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-11-16
Ley Reaf onthe indians.

PHOENIX, Ariz., Nov. "a band Of
Yaaui Indians attacked the Hacienda OF
Alexander Lacy. three leagues from
Ortez station. Sonora, Mex AT the
time Of the attack Mr.. and Mrs. Lacy
and child were seated at the supper
table. The Indians fired twice into the
room. hitting Mrs. Lacy. The lights
were extinguished and dishes shattered
Mr.. Lacy reached a tower commanding
the outside and after several hours
drove the Indians off. but not until they
had succeeded In killing two Yaqui ser
wants and compelling twenty-one other;
10 accompany them. Mrs. Lacy i
seriously wounded.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-11-16
RahvIand for Novamher

brings good Thanksgiving cheer. The sto-
ries are pretty and the verses dainty. The
rhymes are made 10 suit Baby's ear, and the
pictures to delight Baby S eye. What more
can Baby want A subscription to this
"bsbys delight and mothers help" viii
bring Christmas twelve times year to the
little one.
Price 30 cents year; ) cents a number.
y. L0THEOP Co., Publishers, Boston.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-11-16

HARRISOSBURG, Va. Nov. ga cave
was discovered about six miles east OF
Harrlsonburg, near the village Of Kee-
seltOwn. Saturday evening. Il has not
been fully explored yet, but it Is said
10 rival the Duray caverns IN size and
gr0ttoes and IN beauty. The cave was
discovered while blasting for rock.
Twenty-fOur persons have been found
without the aid OF pick or shovel.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-11-16
Eaten by a Panther.

GUTHEIE, Okla, Nov 6.-Txo weeks ago
the wife and baby of a settler living neal
Deep Fork, in the Pottawoiiamie country,
mysieriously disappeared. Yesterday II G
head Of the child and portions OF the body
Of the mother were discovered in the lair OF
a panther in the woods several miles from
The house. Fifty srmsd men are hunting.
for the panther.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-11-16
His Honse Gone Whom De Get I,ael,

New HAVEN, Nov. 9.-The house Of
John Leete, a milkman, at Hampden
Plains, was burned about midnight
last night, and 81 200 which Leete had
IN the house was consumed bv the
flames. Leete was absent at a political
meeting at the time OF the fire and his
family had a LarrOw escape.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-11-16

The most laughable thing have seen
lately was the discovery of a new kind
OF game by lively young setter dog. 1t
was in large dry goods store where
cash Is sent 10 the desk in little boxes
whirring along on slender rails. The
sog was following his pretty mistress
sedately enough, when he heard the
sound and saw the swift fight Of the
OF the cash box He thought it was a
bird, and tore UP and down the aisles
after 1t. scattering the crowd and anus
mg everybody in sight. AS he would
not be convinced Of ms illusion, he had
TO be removed forcibly from what he
probably thought the best hunting
ground he had ever struck. Kate
Fields Washington.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-11-16
Bruln Captured a Town.

STRoUusBuRs. Pa, Nov. GA huge bear
walked into the town of Hamilton, this
county, yesterday and sent all pedestrians
scampering to their homes. Then party OF
men headed by E. B. Marsh, Republican
candidate for Associate Judge, sailed out to
meet the invader. Bruin was finally
slaughtered after long tussle He weigh
ed nearly 4c0 pounds.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-11-16

BRooKLYE, Nov. 9.-Rev. 7. Dewitt
Talmage, accompanied 10y his wife, re-
turned home from a short visit with
relatives IN Birmingham, Conn, and
Huntington, Vt. They were both ex-
oeedingly provoked at the published re-
ports that Mrs. Talmage was mentally
unbalanced. THE whole story Is a
malicious lie. said Mr. Talmage, uand
Iam convinced that it was all concocted
by one malicious, making in
dividual and syndicated by him. hope
the papers he has imposed on viii find
him ont and treat him as he deserves.
As for me / am content with saying that
the man who has done this Is a disgrace
to journalism.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-11-16
J. Ros. afateer wnnt. Damnce.

HoLLIDAYsBURG. Pa. Nov. al. Ross
Mateer, a prominent druggist Of Al
tOona, has entered suit in the Blair
county court against the Pennsylvania
Railroad company to recover $50. 700
damages for his left arm that was broken
BY a locomotive while he was attempt
ing to pass a dangerous railroad cross
mo
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-11-16

Many old soldiers, who contracted
chronic diarrhea while in the service,
have since been permanently cured Of
by Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Di-
arrhea Remedy.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-11-16
WESTWARD.
KAsTHARn.
HARDW !!
HARDW ARE /

lam now prepared 20 accommodate tue pub
lic with any and everything in the Hardware
line by the addition recently made 70 my former
large stock. keep all kinds OF articles in my
line aud my prices challenge competition. II
you want gun, revolver, knife a saw q
gimlet, an euger bicycle. a pair Ofskafes. hing
es. screws, nails horse shoes, horse blankets. OF
anything else IN hardware at lowest prices cal
on me.
Herman Bantley,
Clinton St, Johnstown, Pa
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1892-06-09

gSle seipannt Die europdiibe Sage lit
uno wle iib Der Gebante Der llnper.
meiclihfeit zines irieeerilhen 3uiam.
menltoBes. ia icsar auf espiiler Seite
ser Giier, lbn berbei;uiiibren, INNER
tieier einse9raben bat, benefit iener
tleine BON Der ruiiild.6iterreihilheu
@renSe semelbete 8wiiheniall, Der our6
ein erfldrlibes 0erieben berbeiaeiiibrt,
leldt Die ipeittrdsenoiten 5Olsen baben
fonnte, ,iuenn es nad bemg@illen oes fom.
manoirenoen ruiiiiden OifiSiers aeaaus
gen wdre. 9aB cine 3ruppe, Die an Der
@ren5e manoprirt. oieie aus &etieben
iiberidreitet, fann leidt paiiirsn unb lit
I'M Gliab ieitens Der 5ranSuien nno in
S6leiien mo Oitpreu6en ieitens Der
&ulien mebria6 uorsstommen. penn
oesiuesen iecer undergraduate OIiisier
obne ueitere llmitinbe I6ari ihieBen
laiien mill, 10 lit Der europdiide 5rieoe
ielbit teinen S6ub Iulper pertb. Der.
artiee 3iise 5eisen piei bsutliter bic aui
Seiten Der &uiien auiaeipeiderte @ntb,
ais Die id0nen Hebeu bon Der irieblihsn
@eiinnuns oes GSaren llnb ieiner Heaie.
run9. @.
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atidIt i'm Der 111cllr.

Wan fam nlft lagen, oaB Der idJai.
jidtenoe 6nrmer bel oieiem @eiflGit III
Der gSoue lel, Ooer Ausii6t babe, binein.
jutommen. 9as 8egentbeil lit Der Jail,
uno es ideint ialt, oaB Der 6armar ie
mebr Sdaie er ideert, oeito mebr ae.
l6oren plro. @enigitens i6eiut Der
9Ielhen itClIenweIs Der JnQ ~ ieln, uie
aus Iol9enoer gtabribt uon 8rono Rn
p'os III Wtihigar, bCrpor9ebt.
Eie &oalaiion, belBt es, in gihiaan
begnnt iulihen benz lOten uno oemIj.
SUM. Aber eiultlpeilen MAIDEN bic 6ar,
mer, ipenr lie nit ibrer @ouidur IN Die
Stoot tOmmen, IN Der Grnartuna, eiuen
9nten NreIs ju erbalten, lnu9e @eii6ter,
tros dler Teriu6s als quite 8iraer uno
9atrloien and CUTE 0aisue gum b6ieu
Spiel 81 MADDEN. Sie bdtten euten G,,uno,
n'dt nnr miBmutbi9 ~ iein, ionoeru
onb lin 81 fraaen, Oh Tie iih
nIht nit Observation-Disclosures
an Die gSobltbdtisteit oes g9oQidub.
SOILS Der Wtcainleps9ia siniaermnbeu
aul ocm 0Oljwe9e beiunOen babsn unf
bsJlnoen.
lie SalIon besinnt nit elmer 9reis.
notIrun9 pom 20-25 Sent oas 8iuno
'lr geunihene @OQe, uno 1870 Cts.
oas Giuno iiir unsewal6eue. 3as III
nm 2-3 Gents oas 4iuuo weniaer, ais
oor eirem Sabre, I'M 2-S Gents unter
Den Notlrun9eu BON 1889 uno Don e.
10 Gents unter oenen Don 1880.
Die Nollprelle iino ie,t 5 Sabrsn be.
ltdnoi9 gelunien, uno Die i60nen Der
lpre1unsen Der Befiirporter ees Wc.
ainIep' @eibes nidt erillt woroen.-I
nl6t bis oato. Wiit ben Yreiien, uelhe
De gSolle leBt brinst, aber olriten De,
bel Der Sfaf5udt nbinQenoen 9rolibe
Itluer erlinolh, nno pi,l 5armer, pelhe
blsber aui ibre srOBe S6aiberben ltols
waren, senotbi9t iIno, bas @eid6it ami
ju9'beu.
60 weit Der Sdub our6 ben gSua
3Oll IN getrubt tOmmt, 1T be Griab.
runs Der farmer bis jeBt ssiueien, oaB
Die @oapreiie beitO nieoriser. je b6ber
Der 3OlllduB.
Dian iOllte oenteu. bab Die 1armer
Der Ginltelung Der @Ole uui tie 5rei.
lite nltt beiouoers OppOniren, unb lib |
filr SebaHg ibrer S6ni @oQSu6t
nn6 anoeren 6ilismitteln umleben |
wilroen, alS nod oem Shubjoa. @enn
lie oas NIT GrHit tbun, peroen lie oas
&edte Ilnoen uno oas Gei6ait MID
ailljH9eoen orauden. &St9.
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Mitdea, Glib. .0atoa, oomncritas, Den 8. Smni 1892

=. lbomas & so. imO Rice & Robiuion,
wel6e Oitt am 6hB lagen. Die Sutbeu
bdtten mebtere S6uppcl. in benrn groBc
CeIuoudtbe Iassrtu. iortgeriiisn. iooab ii6
eine oide CeIididt Gui benz g8oiir sebiloct
bate. his bic 5Iutb nd ben brennenOcn
6abrlten nGberte ;udteu plogIid Slammen
aus oem idwimmeno,u Gel, nuo eiu iur6is
bores. COB mn geroerbe briu0enoes
Il ann meumeer
paIitsn lib biz Sutben odbin. gSie qroB
Der Sdaoen 1T last nd nod gar ntt be.
iinmen. bod wtro er wabri6cinli6 ? Drill.
omen erreibeu Ter perIun an Wmi6enl,.
ben ~ sbeniaus iebr groB iruo bis ispt nod
taum ieiBuheuen Ststs l6 wiogipre6m
be Serthts lauien eiu, bod wirb Die ,3ab Der
llmgetsmmeneu lid AMI etwa rs beIanieM.
Die meiitsn oui9eiunoeuen geideu iino pon
ben 6lammer uoui9 uutenutlid oemadt.
I'm 4 ubr giahts pareu 90 osihen eeiun.
ben moroen pon oenen 80 uerbrannt, bic al.
oeren ben 6Iutben gum Spisr ssiallsn wa.
rem.
2 6itp. Aie brenuenoe CelmGiit,
wel9s ben Oil Greet uou lituspiQs bernn
terrain, bat aud bier iurdtbaren S6abeu
Sbooen auserittet, etwa 200
bis 300 Sduir limb nieOersebrunut; bsrgsr
Iuit uon Neni9suIsbeu 1T nod ni6t iefee.
fsut, oiirite uber aud iiber so errei6sn lin
baIb ;p0Ii tlbr 9todts waren 30 Walden aui
esiunoen.
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Snum, oaB I'M g3eiten Die g9aIier
Der perbeereuoenlleb berl6wemmunaen iid)
Su perlanieu beginner uno Die @r6Be
oes aai 5aulenoen Don Guaoratmeileu
oernriadten S6aoens eiui9ermaBen lid
ilberleben ldB, tOmmt aus Dem Siten,
aus YeuuiDlpanieus seiesneter Oct
region, aui'S neue eniieBii6e s6redens.
tunoe. Sm @eiteu bat MIR zines Der
Die 6ebllos Der 9Rsni6enbano 6aIicnt en-
Gtrmente 9eWitbet, i'm Often babcn
@aller uno 6euer, 5lutben ino Slant
men ibre S6reden tereint, unb Die Der.
nihtuns rei6er, bliibenoer @emeinweien
Der llnter9an9 BON Suuberteu ppn
Wenl6enleben bsrbeigeiiibrt. Sino Die
uorllegenoen Serlfte nid)t Itart iiber.
trleben, 10 baben III Den ,rpei Ilabeu
Oil @up uno 9ituSpllle mebr Menihen
ben 5po 9eiunoeu als in bem aau,eu
weltliben lleberi6meminunasaebiete
llno ipenn Der materieae Sdaoen ae.
ringer lit, 10 lit er ni6t pirtbeilt pie i'm
@eiten, iOnoern aui Elm enaes @ebiet
bei6rdntt, uno muB bssbalb nit ooppel.
ter Sdpere li6 fiiblbar MAIDEN.
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,Inhnn" IN taanTas.

Sm Staate aanias bdben ieit oerau.
mer 3elt Spiihen ben 6lbrern Der
oemotratIlhen Barter uno oenen Der
rHeoples" sober 6nrmer8arteiYerbano'
lunsen itattseilinSsn, Inn fir ben beuur.
ltebenoen gSablfnmpi elm 9e9en bic
rspublItanli6e Yartei 9eri9tetss
Blnouis ju Stanoe 81 bringen. 0as
gInouiS - JuiiUn beibt's in Ser politis
ibsR aunitiprahe = iii, pie oemeloei
lulrb. am l. b. Wt. in eluer Su aanias
eifp sebaltenen sebeimen Rpnierenj Su
oJltisem Gb'hluB 9etOmmen.
7ie Beoiusunsen iino ioIgeube: 5ir
bic Straatswabl ltellen beibe Yarteien
elm 9emeiuiames 9idet aui, uoiiir ppn
oemptrntiiber Seite Der 3unoioat iilr
SOngreBman at large. iopie Der aar.
oloat mir Die Yatanj i'm Sberitaats9es
rlht 81 ernennen III, pdbreno alle nu.
bern ROiten, einidlieBlid Der Irdiioeats
ltnit5s WnblmGnner, Der SarmerYartei
iiberlaIen bleiben. Sir Die aOn9rebpabl
in ben eInSelnen 0lItrltten iOll i'm /.
uno 2. 2iltrIft, he letSt beioe BON
8epubbitauern uertreteu linb, Die bemO.
hntii6e Gartei Die aanoioGten Itellen;
IN ben liini iibri9eu 3iltritten, Die be
reIts ppr Spei Snbren upn ben5nrmern
9eiuOnuen wmoeu, ipllen 5armer.&ans
oioaten aui9eltellt werben.
Ids @lettoraloOtum ipa nlio aus.
i6lieBli6 elmer Hartei Den Jarmernl J
iiberlaiieu bleibeH.
7as iiebt aus, ais udreu oie 3emos
traten bel bem !6anbel jutllrj setommen.
3o6 Dem lit niht 10. Sie9t Die 5uIion
uuo weroen Die 10 @lettprnlItimmen
oes Staates fur Die Sancibaten Der
rVeOples Rartp 4" ab9sgeben, 10 1T bes
iiir Den oempfrnti6en 8rGlioen=
ifaits aonoioatcn genau 10 uiel mertb,
ais penu er ielber Die Stimmen
erbalten bate.
3ur Gntibeionne oerSrdiiSentenlpabl
lit cine abioluteMebrbeit Der idwmtllben
444 Glettornlitimmeu erioroerlid. Sails
feiner Der auiaeltellten &auoioaten oieie
Mebrbeit erbGli, 10 bat, laut @prihriit
DER SunbeSueriaiiuua, oas Bunoesab-
seoroneteubaus bic gsabl bes Yrdiioen.
ten, nno Der Senat bic gSabl bes
Siceprdiibenten porsunebmen. 9as Saus
aber III oempiratilh uno wiirbe ielbItuers
lt1nolid) ben oempfratiihen &anoiba.
ten mdbleH.
9ieSade liegt alio 10, ,bab Der rspubli-
fanii6e Erdiibeutihaits. &anbibat nur
9eiudblt peroen tanu, nenn ibm Die
@plfsiuabl Die erioros-li6en 223 Stims
men 9ibt. Der bemptratiibea anoioat oas
seaen tam se,udblt weroen, aud penn er
oieie Stlnmensabi nidt erbdlt. Anaem.
.nten. bic Sutton iiegt in aonlas uno oas
g8abler9ebniB ltellt Dem 81 5Olae iit 10:
&epnblifaniid, 220 Stimmen, Gemos
tratiib 214, ,Feople's Hartp' 10.
Damn bat teiner Die Maipritdt, oie0rd.
iibenteamabl fpmmt ms 0ans IL. beroemps
fratiide aanbioat miro eriuGblt Sir ben
oemofrntiihen 9anoioaten, it's alIo
prattiih gleif. oh Die 10 Stmmen BON
Raniis ibm lelblt Sriallen, poer benz
&anoibaten Der britten Iartei eegeben
wernen. gllles, ippraili es ibm anfommt,
III, bab Der repnblifanil6e aanbibat Iie
nidt erbdlt. W.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1892-06-09

Infer nriIes friillinasmaarenlaaer
1T nnsetommen 30 sur Seiiftiauna
uno 8erslei6ms bercit.
es iuurbe feline WtHbs gei9eut, Die
nsueiten Wtooen, bsiten Gualitdten uns
oortbeIIbnltelten .Bar9nins" fir unIe.
re aunseu ausjupdblen, pie mir ia
o0H jeber 6ilbrer in nieorisen Yreiien
'pdren uuo DIE behen g2aaren lleiern.
Die I'M oitIi6en Mnrtte erbaltlid limb.
Us fpIre ein Yersnigen fir Sud
lem, nHier Eager IN 9luaenidein IN
neDmen, penn Sbr sur Stabt tumr,t
nno, Oh Sbr 5n iduien mlnid,t pber
n'1t, iu'ro es nns sum 8er9niiaen ae.
rei6en, 9u6 nniere @aaren ~ ,eioen
HHo Gud jebe erpiiHi6te Sniurmatiou
5n geben.
Sbr miBt unier geltrebru 1T, m5a.
l'6t oiei Su periuuisH, uno mir perbeu
lort'abrsn. Gud mebr mirfli6en @ertb
'nr eHer SeIb Su Ofieriren, als isbsy
anoere Saus in Mi.deQ
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1892-06-09

Die bemolratiide Staatsconpsu=
tiOn fiir Womiuiruns Der Staatsbeam.
ten iuiro IN Gbamberlain itattfinbeu.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1892-06-09

5.Suni. Situspiue, ia. Sin
iurdtbarss llnsIid if beute ga6t iiber nm.
iere Staot bereinssbro6en uno iii sieiebs
ian politdnpis perulbtet. Gesen 9litiers
no6t brod Der 9amm bel Spartansbnrs,
ueI6er ell lebr umionsrei9eS Balm abs
i6lob unb bic oortieIbit einseoammten 6lus
then ltirSten nm MT ra'enosr Gsibminoiss
teit IN ben Oil 0reet. Gieier idwoa loiort
iurdtbor oil unb 9eseu ;wei lbr lllorsenS
erreidte bic Slutb 3ituspile, aleS nit iid
retbeno nnb serliOreab, mas lie aui ibrsrSabn
troi. Die entieptsd Sewobner Der llier war.
ben i'm Sdoie pon Der 6luib iiberraidt unb
nur nit senausr ylOtb ssIans ss Ginseinsn,
ii6 gu retten, wdbreuo cine sroBs arB,bl ID.
ren Fob in ben 5lutben fanb. abr ni6t
senus bamit, tn1 binierewanber eriolstsn
bret fur4tbare @rpIohonen
iu ben Raiiineri.s pom Sdwars & Co., 3.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1892-06-09
Dir baben:

gr be,ubleu mbr p9uSenO hrG unO Gns mebr *nO a
yusr os eser uu aoou in Der sab Gs 1T Gum &Obl be
ms u, touin mb Die Geriem Gnur i'm Ssa9e Dor
500 penseu b66f sbm nueru armer 5reunon
Spredt Dor uno ihert Sud zines
Gbampenp Bros,
@tithea, G. o
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1892-06-09

Stauoaro Sattune. .....5 Cts. p.Y.
@utes Shirtin9. .........5
@utes SnumpOajeug, 9es
ble,6t uno uu9eblei6t
0inohams BON Z bis 10 e"
aleioeritoiie pOu an
@nupiidube fir 6rauen 90 p.Tr.
Rortnfielr 40
Msduner. unb auubenihube9 90
5rauensSeits ......... .6 "p.Std.
Arbudles aaiiee. ...... 20 =" Hnd.
9993 ...... 20
20 8iunb 9eoDrrte 9lepiel fir sl.Oo
20 4iuno 9iiriide fir LOO
10 @iuno @einbeereu( ROiiius) 100
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1892-06-09
@ban,penp Srps.'
9epartmcnt storc
Gin poatdnoe ncncs
;Sriiblinespaarenla9er
er6ater bas aBt oier wObIbetnuuen 5irmn 8etste

erbun bas arOBte uun be uOblbeunn 5irmu f seJeiste