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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-04-12
CLOUDS BURST.
Illinois and Iowa DeIuged by
Heavy Downpours.

Heavy DOwnpours.
CHICAGO, April 1I.-Severe storms
swept over the states of Iowa, Kansas,
Missouri, Illinois and Indiana this
evening, doing great damage, the full
extent of which cannot be learned,
as the telegraph wires have been
prOstrated i'll many localities. A cloud
burst at OttumWa. To-, caused great
damage to property. At Boston and
Columbia floods destroyed much prop
erty, many head of cattle were killed,
and railroads are badly washed
out. A clOudburst flooded the town of
Centralia. ILL.,, and in some parts of the
city the water stands nine feet deep.
At Springfield, Ill, the rainfall was so
heavy that street car traffic was sus-
pended. Passengers on incoming trains
report the entire country between
Springfield and St.Louis under water.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-04-12
smaII-Pnx in Antwern.

WASHINGTON, April 1.-Assistant
Surgeon Rosenauer, on inspection duty
at Antwerp, has cabled Surgeon General
Wyman that small-pox is epidemic at
Antwerp,an that there ale eighty cases
in the hospitals at present. This in
formation has been sent to all the quar-
antine stations on the coast.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-04-12
Shannon Will Investigate.

Special 10 the Globe.
SIOUX FALLS, S. D., April ia.
Brookings, S. D., dispatch says: j. w.
Shannon, president of the state board
of regents. arrived this morning. He
will hear both sides, and if the evidence
warrants meeting of the board, he will
call it at once. One hundred and fifty
students are wearing badges, 'First
Pure, Then Peaceable."
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-04-12

opened. and the first boats for up and
down river leave tomorrow.
MILLER, S. D., April 1.-THE prairie
fire which did considerable damage
south and northwest of here last night
were drowned out by heavy rainfall
today.
Special to the Globe.
GRAND FORKS. N. D., April 1.-THE
Red river is rising rapidly, and. as all
its small tributaries are Overflowing its
banks, the outlook is that the water will
go higher than before for years. Rain
has been falling steadily here for the
past twelve hours.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-04-12
A Presidential Joke.

WASHINGTON, April l1.-"Good morn
ing, Mr.. President remarked one OF
the officeseekers who were among the
crowd of callers at the White house this
morning. 81 suppose you recognize
me?"
"Yes. recognize you," replied Mr..
Cleveland, "but cannot place you."
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-04-12
SURE OF THEIR JOBS.
List of Nominations Confirmed by
the Senate,

AlSG VI NOLiIiidlIOuS SOhHfuieo ny
the Senate.
WASHINGTON, April 1.-THE senate
has confirmed the following nomina-
tions: Eben Alexander, of North Caro-
lima, minister to Greece, Roumania and
Servia; James c. Broadhead, of Mis-
souri,, minister to Switzerland; William
l.. Townes, of Virginia, consul general
at Rio de Janeiro; James E. Neal, of
ford, of Missouri, consul at Kingston.
Jamaica; James NJ. Dobbs, of Georgia,
consul at Valparaiso; William T.Thorn-
ton, of Santa Fe, n. NJ, governor of
New Mexico; Charles E. Ingersoll, of
Pennsylvania. appraserof of merchsndise,
district Of Philadelphia; William Nj.
Maise, of Ohio, surveyor of customs for
the port Of Columbus.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-04-12
New Stamp Spoilers.

WASHINGTON, April 1.-THE total
number of fourth-class postmasters ap-
pointed today was III. OF this number
ia were to fill vacancies caused by res
ignations and deaths, and 63 by remov-
ais. OF the poStnasters removed, fifty
four served four years and over.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-04-12
Mckinley Calls on Grover.

WASHINGTON, April 1.-THE cabinet
meeting curtailed the time for calling
at the White house today. Very few
persons saw the president. Among
them was Gov. William Mckinley, of
Ohio. who called to pay his respects.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-04-12
Put Ont the Lights.

BURLINGTON, To-, April 11.-A ter
rife rain, wind and hail storm struck
this city tonight at 10:30. Electric
lights went out and Egyptian darkness
reigned. Torrents of rain fell. The
storm IS still unchecked at midnight.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-04-12

antedated so that he might be placed on
the same footing with the members of
his class, who ranked him many mum
bers on the lIneal list by reason of the
young officer having failed to graduate
until two months after his clas' 'mateS
were appointed second lieutenants.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-04-12
NTovemeuts of Steamships.

MovnLE Arrived: Furnessia New York.
PHLADELPHIA-Arrive Ohio, Liverpool
NEW YoRK-Arriyed: Anchoria, Glasgow;
Friesland, Antwerp; Pennland, Antwerp:
Werkendam, Rotterdam; Havel, Southamp-
ton.
LIzARD-Passed Dania, New York; Ches-
ter, from New York.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-04-12
Wooden Mills in Ashes.

WORCESTER, Mass. April 1.-THE
Eagle wooden mills in Hubbardstown
were totally destroyed by fire early
this morning. Cause unknown. Loss,
So, 900 to Sl00,00O.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-04-12

maili ng persecution is solidifying men
of all parties in his behalf"
This plain talk had great effect on the
Republicans who heard it. and it is safe
to say that there will be but little more
monkeying with this particular buzz
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-04-12
ST. LOUIS DRENCHED.
Hail and Rain Flood the Streets
and Easements,

ST. LOUIS, April 11.-Thunder and
lightning, hail and wind combined this
evening to form the seYerest storm this
city has had for years. 1t began about
Sis p, M, and lasted nearly half an
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-04-12

STANsBURY, Mo-. April IA de-
structive cyclone passed two miles west
of this place at o'clock this afternoon,
moving in a nOrtherly direction, de-
stroying the dwellings of T. H. Swear
niger, William Ward, William Horns
berger and William Shelton. Mrs.
Ward (coIored) was killed, and Mr..
Ward fatally injured. Much damage
was done in the wake of the storm.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-09-28
tea, saooatota. 9omneras, oen %. geptember 1898.
,,Rann Semanc siuen suteu @ruub

,,6atttt eemano elnen guten 9runo
nu9eben~, l6relbtStadts NuouorSlpple
in ieiner .YartltOn Nooonce", -narum
bic Sdiiler aus benz Stnate in unierCu
Stantsidulen ebeniOuiel Shulselo sob
len mIiien, wie III Colleges anoerer
Stnnteu, oa op6 Der Staat Dieieu ghu
len idbrIld $SO,l75 bewilllSt uno luei
ter, nIrum oielc Shuleu lulhes Sduls
sslo Suridbebnltenl giebIt Der obiaeu
Summe g,ebt Der 5toal nuBerecm nod
$35, 900 jGbrllh nus iur Die Nderbau
l6nle Su SroOtlnQs, mas elne @elommt'
,Iusonbe uon $ll5175 mddlt. 90 to
itst ieber Der ca. 5OOSdiiler Der Stuatss
Suit,tute nubeju $3.50 an Staatsbeitrds
gen uuo bod bebaupteu Die Shulbebpr.
ben, oamit nidt austommeu 81 f6nnen,
b. b. iie iOmmen niht aus. Die Yeb6r'
be lollte Die Shulselocr eniipeoer Snriid
;ihlen poer Fe benz Stante lberwetisn. 4"
Serr Sipple bat nit rauber, ebrliher
9auo ben eOrrupten Sd,leier Serriiicn,
Den seuiiierloiie .Blutiauser an
Staate" 10 naunte er ielber Die 2eute
benz Sdreiber 9eseniiber - uber bic
idanobare TroitItution Der Stnntsihm
len Su SeriOrsunssanitalten pOlItliber
9uunIler su Siebeu sepuBt. Scrr 8.
erptiit iib als pabrsr 9iener bes @ol.
tes uuo oGri lid Der 9uitimmllus aller
nm bus YSObl oes Stadtcs beiVrsten
burger usriihert tnlisn.
Us 1T eiseutbhmlth, bns sr aeraoe
in ieincr eiseren Tnrtei be tpenisite
Nuerieununs finoet. i,tr eisentbimlid
iO9ur. &epubl tanIite !3eituuseu be-
Obahten cine perodhtiss -1ei1eIosn'
belt in BEN 8eridweisen ieiner Irbsnss
luertben BeItrebunsen. Coer Idmerjt
es lie, Die oemUiratii9e Scotlanoer
Glatiormpiunie ibcr bic Ribueriual
tuns Der Staatsihnlen in ben ei9snen
uoreeriten Reibeu fershtist srtldrt Su
bOren 3eHiaitens iOiueit baben uur
bic leiteuoeu osmOtratilhen Blditer bes
Staates SerrM y. rndhaitlos III isiuem
8eriude. Den &ugiasitaa 81 idubein,
uutefitist. Die 8eSeutuns bielss I'm.
itanbes wiro ben ineiiteu 9eiern crit in
sarjem llmfanse tlnr ucrocn, ,usnn in
Setraht seSosen piro. ouB bod rspu
bl,tau,id,e 8ldtier pom guoitor amtllde
Hublifatiouen i'm idhrli6sn @crthe pOn
5000 bis $500 erbnltcn. Wdbreno bic
oemotraiiiden Dldtter untiirli6 -
mcrltteHoeels pon Der quit lebeu.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-09-28
%Io-pulspta.

Gin SbsriiisauisebOt pou Belle
6Ourte (Wud 9ias) serietb auf Der
@eriolauus bon Yferoebieben aui MOn.
tana Spoeu nit leBteren IN Stompi NIB
elmer Der Tisbe, NIT Namen 9opeS,
parb our6 Die @rnit seihoiien.
@on oeutibem Nusieben aber bur6.
ats nlht beutib.ebrllder glbtunit ioll
Elm Gbed 6dlider Namens 8. u.
SrOpn uon Wellette fem. Der tilrjlia
in Aberoeen in 5lpei Qdbeu unedte
@beds Der Sirma 6. Wt. Weblep &
Bros. uon Wellette atiebte. Or ent.
fam nad benz Often.
%. 9ranot, in Sarmoup Gown,
ibip. Spini County. uerlor purleBten
Samitas ourd 5euer. oas pabrideins
LID 5unfen aus einer Sampfs
9rei6malbiue peruria9teu, leiaen
Stall nit Yierben unb 6oblen, Die
Sdeuue nit @ci5en. Seu uno ale Mas
idinerie. 9as @ObnbauS naein blieb
Iteben.
Glib Tafota's Gbtbeilung al Der
@eltausltelluns 1T obne 3ipeiiel lebr
uiel perbeliert ,uoroen ieit bic Hreiie bes
Staates ibre ani6n9li6e aParoelhaftia.
frit bloslea,e. Tie neleren urtbeile
uou leBtbin BORT aepeleneu Rceatteureu
alIer Yartei:n lauten reft shuitis lber
ben Ginorrt, ben ruiere Iusitelluns al
Der -Sair" iest madt.
i llnterm 23fen b. M. tuuroe bon
9eab (8lad 6ias) berihtet. bab bic
Walobrdube nur nod itelleiipeiie anbal.
ten Mno bic sroBte @efabr ppriiber iei.
Der ghaben au 0riidsn Der Blad
Sils&5ureitGitpSah betrases25, 900 (;
in Centennial Prairie 1000. in Glt
Greet $4,000, in @unfel $15.cOO.
Der Ssrluit am @albbeitanb iei uidt
su ibdsen, uno iei eiu nnsebeurer.
9eab gitp, 81. eept. Rau fait
iibermenidlidem Sample III nunmshr
bieie Staht Dor bsm brobenSen @eidid
Der wernithns bepahrt. Tas TIM.
ipriusen 6es 1inees tr,eb bic Jlammen
Der brsnnenbtn Wdlbsr uon Der Stabt
font uno erm0sli1t oen srIdSpitsn
Mannidaften, iid enblib etipas &aIt
~ a6nnen. - 0Iirh bic s9alobr6nbe
limb aus ber Stredc Der Blad Stlls unb
5ortTierre8abn "a 1ridcn absetraunt.
uub bas @elsiie fur cine Strede bon
10 Meilfn uclitdnois unfabrbar ssipor
ben. Die Crtidaft Hunfel iiel ben
Jlammen uollltdnbis sum Opier unb
beiinbsn iid bic ans ibren Sduisrn per.
triebentn Depcbuer bon Runiel in pie.
temsxt.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-09-28
Gtnkn,nnte,,-Strnrr.

Haibinston, 23. Sept. gonsrcbre.
prdIentant De Mrmono BON 0tifouri
bat i'm Sauie cine gia sur Grbebuus
eiuer Gintommeniteuer aui elmer etiuas
unsepobnliden @runolase einserei4t.
Die Bill perfiist, baB ale ginfommen
Uon idbrlib $4,000 pbsr bariiber be.
iteuert tperbeu. Tie 66be Der Steuer
ioI idbrlid pom Sdabiefretdr neue be-
ltimmt peroen, unb Snar 70, oaB Der
Grtras Der Steuer bic aussaben fur
Yeuiionen bes betreffenben Sahres oedt.
5ar bic Gintbeiluns Der Stsuerjahler
ibreibt bic 8ia ieds &laiien Dor. DC
erite 8laiie umfaBenb Ginfommen pon
$4,000 bis 100000; Die 3meite Don
$4,000 bis 100000; bic brittle bon
100000 bis $500. 900; bic pierte bon
100000 bis $500, 900; bic FINITE bon
$50O,0 900 Bis 81. 100000; bic iedite
ole bisjenisen, bic n,ebr ais cine Mil'
lion bstrasen. Die erite &laiie iOa bic
uiebrigie @ate Der Stener jablen; bic
s,peite slaiie jfueiu,al 10 u,el ais bic
erite; bic brittle breimdl 10 piel, biz
pisrte piermal. bic finfte fiinimal unb
bic ie&fe ie&smal 70 sid.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-09-28
1fon airnhnna- -Bnrran.

@aihius.On, %. Sept. Glu Derlbi
oes Yeniions bureaus Seist, baB felt
8ssinn Der jeBisen NominiItratiOu a.
Rdr5) insseiammt 5000 Heiionsan.
ipriide beipillist uOroen Iino. Selt
bem 26. Nnsuit warbrn 4l29 Belpilis
eunsen ausseitellt. Sn leBter 8eit 1T
Die 3abl Der Yeuilisunsen fir III
&riese 5use5o9eue Suualloitdt etwas
9rDBeres seipeien oils Die BON gluiprii'
der, bic inter benz Dependent Yeniion
2aw" oOm Sabre 1890 erboben iuorcen.
Die &euiliouss sSeG0roe erleoist iebt
bur9itnittlid per @O6e 1000 Der
Sale. in pel1en aui @runo Der Dor
ginger 8eit erluiieneu Srore Die Yeu'
iions5abluns uorliuiis iuipeubirt luurbe.
9la6 Der 8ate m6sen bic betreiIenoeu
Sale Bis gum 10. SttOber idmmtlid
erleoist iein. 90 iueit iino uuseidbr
rs Iroient Der Suipenoirtsn pieoer
auf Die 9iite seieBt iuorcen, bod nibt
ole nit Dem frlber beSosenen Btrras.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-09-28
Gie aIts Gei6 i6te.

Die Serbreitung Ser Yflnu.
gen ourh bic S09el hat Or. ".
Filiom, sHiitsnt ocr WOtunit oil Der
llniuerlitdt Wicliina. gum G'egenltanoe
leiuer SeObahtungeu scnaft. Die
Oobie, ole Saatfrabe. Die 9isbelfr6be
mo sini9e anorre Y09sl nabren iib
uon oen Sriidten Der miloeu Stride,
oeS Sslbaumes. Der Scisc, Der Dattel'
paine u. q. m. uno merIen oeren Sa'
len Wicoer aus Der Yirol itreut bic
Samen her Sauerfirl6e nuo Stcinlinoe
ais. 0urd Sperlinge. Yu6finf unb
sen Steiniperling ,peroen Der Grobeer.
baum, Wtaulbeerbaun, bic 9robcere, Der
ssin ausssidt. Die Seioslbcsrsn. bic
0riihte Der WiDrtbe. BON Yrombeertu
weroeu bon Droiieln iortsetrasen.
Die Wiiiielorohsl iibertrGsi Die Wiiitels
laIncn aui Sirns. ffiriih' nnb 9ia'
oelbdume. Die 9iadlti9aIl liebt Die
Grobseren, baS Rotbfebl1eu Die SooIlun'
bcrbeeren uno bic S'aumeiie ole Sameu
pou Sumplgralern. Iie Jiingeltaubs
beiudt bic YerSDGlber alsr 9tc9ionen
unb bic ansrsnScnoen 6eleer; lie n6brt
lid ppu ben Samcn Der yeguminolrn.
hauptidhlih ober BON Sibeln uno wirft
bel Der Shntlligteit ibres Sln9es oft
In gan, eutierntsn @essnSen iolhe bier
uuo oa aus. 10 pab gan, fremot Artsn
offers In elmer 6lora erlheineu. Die
Nadtel III Gin tiidtissr @anctrpossl,
Der iebr piele Artsn Don Samen aus
iparmeren ydnbsrn nno nanentli1 aus
Dem srisdiidsn Mrhipsl CUR .3sit ibres
i3u9es mitbrinst. SS liz IN Sijilien
lDsar @ebroun. ben Wasen Der getob.
teten ySadtel ~ OIinsn nno BIC carin
oorbonoeneu S0mereieu In Yluneas
topic ~ pfiaHScn, lpoonrh man nsue
vnonltnarten srb6lt.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-09-28
Nad1 Nnaaben bes Ninneniteuer

RAD ausaben bes Siuneuiteuers
@rbebers in Bortlauo batten bis sun,
81. Iusuit 1898 754 @inwobner bes
Erobibitions. Stadtes Wlaine bic Bun.
bes- -SpeSialiteuer als 2iqueurbGnler
sntri4tst; bauoa iinb 657 aleinbduoler
in 5pirituOien uub s @robb6ubler; rs
dnbere iinb 8leinbdnbler in Walaae.
trdnten uno IL @roBbduolsr in WalJ.
aetran.en. Seds Don ben @roBbdno
iern in Spirituoien baben ibre @elddite
in Bangor, 5wei in 9Ortlanb. gs
fommt Elm Steuerjablenoer 2iqueurs
bdnoler auf je S73 Ginmobnsr bes
Staates uHb menn man ale bic niht
iiceniirtsu Sauiirer mitrehuet, 10 tuiiroe
fih ipabri6einlih oaS 8erbdltniB BON
einem 2iaueurhdnoier auf ie 500
@iuluobuer erseben.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-09-28
Gin g8edielblatt iuat trsffenb: =

Gin @etielblatt iast treffeno: -Tie
SoditusS6aner bebauptsn, bic in Die
fem CONNER iiber has 2auo setommen'
@sidditsilemme lei Der 5urdt Dor elmer
beporitebenoea 9ariirefOrm 5ujuihrel
ben. SnfOlse otiieu bdtten 10 uIele ia
briten Den Yetrieb eiultellen miIiieu.
0as Iertulrbige an oieier Srbnup
tuus 1T, SuB 5hs fir Gag mebr ulb
mebr iener 5obrIten bic NrbeIt wieo,r
aufnebmen. trOeoem Der Gou9reB be-
reits nit ben 8rrarbciten fir cine BE.
pi'iOn Der 9ariiseiese beihdftist 1T.
Die 0erreH Republitaner i9wsiseu iit)
bariiber aus, pie es tOmmt, ouB bic 1as
rIiimdt 10 pl0BlI4 uno i6nsa I'M 8sr'
i4winbeu besriiien IT."
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-09-28

Die Republitnusr nomminirten in
ibrer GOnueution in Snron leste @ode
Die 3 se9enwdrtisen Stuutsoberridter
ipieosr. sic fno; 3. Gorion uon
2awrence Gouutp, ". y. aeIIam BON
Srule @ouutp uno &. &. Ben1ett uGn
Glarf Gouutp.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-09-28
W o dJrn-1l TdIau.
allerIti aus T.utihlauo.

Alltlltl uus StHl W ! q u o.
81. Sept.-Berlin. lleber ben @lan
oes Groien oGicIr, cine aniobl Sperriorls
al Der beutib iraujoiihsu orsu,e ou,ulessn
idreibt Die ., ,Eoit", oaB bic Spcrriortiraee
nod nibt lprudrsii lei aLeroin9S isi 60
benz G'ruisn SoGielsr 9suusen, Ten Suiier iiir
ielne ,(oee ;u utereiiircn; oos lei aber and
auss. gber man pihe in Berlin redt gut,
ooB bic euentueI, auslIbruus Der SdieIsr
iheu Elons CSsIo, uno ppor rsdt piel Ctlo
gOten luilroe "a lseteres uitt porbauocn
iet, 10 .roe bic Srieseuerwolmms iid nit benz
Nau Der SpsriortS nidt ebsn beeilsn, louoan
bciisre i3eiteu abwarten &eun iie eiurpsllen
bic Flone oa;u uusorbsteu loiis, 10 lei bos
siu biliges Ssrsniissn.
Siu.r losbsu aus 4fartirdsu in gisoer'
bdpsrn einestroiisusn Iepsts suioles If bas
9roBs unb pobIbubsubs Tori esnssbom ourd
cine perbeerenoc Seusrsbunit fan poutanbis
,srit6rt worbsu.
De UtsIouns pon Der in ausfft rebsubsn
, poliidnbissn 8sriOunns oes osutideu Raj
, iers nit benz sbemalistn Rsibstauiler bat
cine sewuItss auiresurs uernria6t une nm
bet bel alien national gsllunteu Slattern bic
polite Siuisuns
9amburs. IN Der seitrisen SiSuus
Der Giirssrholt fam IS ~ iturmilasu aui-
tritieu. rs wuroe bsbauptet. oaR Die itGoti
lhe 0oierleituu9 pessu elres Srudes IN
Der 6obr,ultitun9 nit unlitrIrtem Glbepai
ier pelmlibt puroe uno oul oiele NeIie pon
0to erapibrioHsn psrlsudtes Waiier i'll bic
rsituns selaust uuo beiourh Der nsuG Aus
buih osrSpioemie perl6ulosl Jet. Sberin0s.
nisur Wspu CAB Iu, bab burh einsu 8Obren.
buid nnrsinss 9lbslpalier i'll bic ysitune &c
laust lei, oaB Der ShabeH isbod rsparirt isi
unS isst uOuis tsimireies @uiier stlisistt
perbe.
SeItsrreih unsarn.
%. Sspt.-s8ien. Ter 8isHs arbtitsr
sersin ridtets an bic ldnoli6s &sp0ltsums
pen Auimi iid benz Sociul,smus ,uSupen
ssn.
IN Roblianopit in S6bmen fano cine
iiilrmids Suusti9ed.n SeriammIuns itatt,
in ,peher Der farteieitunS ,in fereat nab
ben anOern sebraht wuro. SnnerbaIb Der
iuuati6sdiibm Rcibeu pou;isbt lid cine
Spaltne.
%. Sspt-Nieu Seuts puroen bier
Uier;ebu anor6iiten perbaitet. sSu ben @ohs
uunSen oerielben wurosn sins srobe au;abI
SOmbsn seiunoeu uno bsi6Iasnabmt. IS
bat ben Anitsiu, oils oh bic Anordiisn be.
ubli9tsteu, III slei6sr 3eit al mebrereu
Stsllen Sombsn su werfen.
%. Sspt-Yrag. Sotot, eiu sSuuss
tldshs, Mitsliso bes bObm,i6u gouota9es
uro Reoatteur oes ,,SW6ild," puroe inter
Der autIase oes oo6uerratbs uerbaitst.
Eiealts Geibi6te.
"a Sept-S maba Inter Den iurdt;
bariten S9msr;en iiarb bcuie Dilttas Die q.
abrise asnes sooilta al Sranowunoen, Die
tie lid 6eute iriib ,uss;ossn bate. Gas
W1ohen wuroe pon ibrer Uiutir beauitrast,
oas Soeroieuer GnuIiinbsn, unc ais oasielbe
nicbt loiori breun,u molire, goB oas Smo aui
anrolbn or Mutter {eirolium ms feuer,
mas cine ioiortige TrpIOion CUR 6olse bate.
I'm 9tu mar aud Die 6leine III Slommeu Gin.
9ebiiut, Die uibI eber gelolht weroen touuten,
ais bls oas 3ino iurbtbare Srauowuuoen
oopon 9etra9en bate.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-09-28

Aud Elm 3eituertreib. 9n
siuisen franSOii6en Sabeorten, 100 es
feine EisrOersnnel 9ibt uno nidt Gin,
NAL einsu .sriiusn 1iid." oil weld,sm
man nit Anitauo iein @elb losmerSen
fonnte. troitet iid ole elesante Susenb
NIT BEN .auiternipiele." @s 1T Gin
iebr leihteS Spiel: go piel Spisler, 70
uiel auitsrn. Seor Spicler lest feline
@uiter Dor iih bin. labt lih rubis nebsn
ibr nieber uno partet. bis bas sSsih.
tbier ooer--ipie Der tedniide NnsSrud
lautct = .bdS YispA sdbnt. b. b. bis Is
isin S6alensebduie ciinef. Die slniter.
bic juerit psabnt.- bleibt Siessrin uno
ibr sliidiihcr Beiiger bari alle Giniast
Der anSeren Spielsr fir iih eiufaiiiren.
Su ben meiiten 5dllen sdbnt Der Spie.
Ter friiber als Die auiter, bod srbdlt er
bafhr feline bsionbsre Uslobnuua.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-09-28
aie Stsaeri6asuus iiir ben stuut
Total s135.S2l.3ls

AUIuT {. NIOOt OK - Q
Die oroenflite Steuer III 2 pom
9ouieuo, aliO $27l ,642.63 auf obiser
GinibdBune bierJu iommt bies Sabr
cine 0efijitIteuer pon ebenIosiel.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-09-28

Uetttaut ann altar. Sn
RnBlano bsiteben nod nlande olts merit
piisoise 3oh,eitssebrdude. 20 lauisn
anseblih Draut uno Vrantisam que
nieperem Stnnot. icbolO bic pod,jtits.
stiellAaft bic 3irhsntblrr srreift bat.
um bic Nette burh bas @ottssbaus
,nm Nltor. weil Der Mberolaube berridt,
oob bem @atttn. Der juerit ben 0ub anf
ben Nitarteppi& iett. bas Slesiment I'm
pauis juialIen psrbs.
The free press., 1893-05-25

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The free press., 1893-05-25

let bv the board OF directors to
private individuals, who furnish
their own capital to run them. Of
course there 10 a charge In The
grounds for the use OF the boats,
rolling chairs, ETC., but the general
admission of so cents gives you
license to go where you Will inside
the grounds and buildings, and to
remain from s in the morning until
ii at night.
Next week we will try and give
our readers an idea of the grounds
and buildings as seen 81 night,
when myriads OF electric lights are
eudeavoring to turn darkness into
day.
The free press., 1893-05-25

A Meridian special OF the 18th
says: Mayson Smythe. brakeman
on the Mobile and Ohio Railroad.
to-day received the gratifying in.
tellIgence that a rich uncle, dying
in England, wilIed him 81. 500. 900
The estate was valued at $95, ,OOO,.
900, and by his will his sister, Mrs.
who lives near Jackson.
Miss, and her eight children were
each remembered in the will to the
tune of million and half.
The free press., 1893-05-25

While MIR. T. J. Richey, of Alto.
ma, Mo-. was travelling in Kansas he
WAS taken violently i'll with cholera
morbus. He called at drug store
to get some medicine and the drug.
gist recommended Chamberlain =
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edy So highly he concluded to try
1T. The result was immediate re.
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ple;ely. 1t is made for bowel com
plant and nothing else. 1t never
fails. For sale by Poplaryille Drug
Company