davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1893-08-01

gBnt. :. &len5e, oeutIfer @pot6efer. 1901 Belmont Npe.
SultI!s at. 3inot beuti6er Apotbefer, gfe @l1bouru
Aoe. uno 2nrrabee=Str.
y; 8. 9onte, beutI4er apot1efer, so Oft Chicago @be.
AttoS B9orrnocp. @de Slnbolrn 2tpe. u1O 2arrabee=
Str. beutife 4pptbefe.
6. s; 29%fannftieL N~potbeter, &ui9=str, @te geaebue
BloCe.
s, %. Wsibs, apotbeter, geri9DtpOoO gpe. ede eDef-
field ADe.
2ufreb 81. 9oe, a~potbefer 867 SHEFFIELD ape, robe geel.
Iingtor.
Trib grunboff, @%pot6efer, Gortb Qbe., Gde SubTon.
e. 3: Htdter, ApotDeter, 146 6ulerton aoe, nobe9errD=
Str.
Robert @OgelToug. GpotBefer, 24 9aptou=Str, Gde
9laD=Str.
@bog: 6; 5eOfantp, gpotbeter, 1927 81. @Iarf=str, ede
Sreberid.
Soerlng & 9on, gputbsfe, sarrabee.str, eds glad=
bopf=Str.
6. s. SLAB. apotbeter, 1877 81. 6alIteh=str.
6u9en g9e6er, AS 81. Glarf=5tr, GCfe 0tpiiior.
U. Wt0rtens, Apotbeter, III 6entre=Str.
SEP. y. Braun, ApOtDefer. 1852 &lncoI1 Npe, Gfe
SCbDpl=Str.
@enrp s. 9ate. Npotbefer, 1913 81. Glarf.5tr.
gilbert 6or9eS, @otpbeter, 1912 6 ucoln @pe, Gde Bel
mont Mpe.
q. 0t. Reis. 4potbefer. 81 S1t g}prtb gtpe. gfe 9lene=
lamb NOe.
, 1893-08-01
2IQrRf6ert6f.

.. Gbtca9o l. Nlt9uit.
Solgenbe gretie wurben bel ~9r0Beren
8artiee1t %er3ieLt;
Butter, Bette Greamerpz8 aare 20
o., CUTE 18(019c, mtttellnGBt9e 1900
17c. OairD, @oplep's bette 17(018c,
mtttelgrte unb quite 153@16c, friicber
9afing Stool 149-c, quite unb bette
y9fpu" @
8uttertu, bette GreamerD 175c, rcdbt
id)9ne 16e, 9airp 13c un6 lac fir bic
bette; III vHous" O0er flctnen @ebilben &c.
mebr.
&dis, bette sui Cream G6c6bors"
So, rSptns" TO-, Ooung Nmerica
8@8&c, uSfimmcb" natbgemacbtcr
96pci3cr 10@11c, D8rid" $4,000, 9lmz
burger !93@1Oc.
@ter, gang frilbe, 123@13c Oos
9bb.
Obit, 9eb0rrtes; Nepfel, tinitlicb 9ez
trOfnete5 73@1Oc bas 8funb, an Der
Come 8%e60rrte n0rbltcbe 5@63c, 9ftritcbe
5@6c, 8rom6eeren 6(07c, 6im6eeren
23@243; Galifornii6eS: Npricoien NO
16c, ntbt 8ei6dlte Yfiriic6e 8@11c, gez
ichGlte 22024c; Bfl0umcn 9013c; Goz
iinen: 2onoon 2aDerS 81. 6502 90 ba9
&iit6en, Mu9tatelIcr $1.26(01,35, loie
4(06c.
Gbit friiebes: &epfel %, 5O(02.65 unb
S 2.75(04, 90, ie na6 Der Site, 8ananen
$1.00(G1.25, gitroneu 81. 5O(05. 90, 6Goz
ribae> Srangen $2.2502.5 so, Gr0becren
$1.0001.75 pct "a BintS, Staebel6eeren
$1,25(01,75 pet 16 Quarts, 6imbeeren
ibnarse, $1.O0(01.30, rotbe, 81. 00(01.75,
8rombe2ren $1.00(01.25, Bftritebc nit
lOiem 8crn q - 25050c 9clbe Sepans
50e(0$1.O0, gflaumen GA GuartS) 5000
$1.O0.
aortoffeln: gtcue Gear(eB S.
o. Irmmpbs sole 5, Stole
$1.80@1,90, GarID Obia 81 ,5O@1.6O OaS
TaB, a,...
@etlageG, leben6ise: Gurfep 1909
lie; 6iibuer: 6ennen 11@113c, Sabine
Gnten 5000, 0anle, lebcHbise
nit ben gan5en SeOern, 100000 per
9uBenO, Spring G6iden5" 123@-e
0as Bfunb.
@cmlle: @eiBfraut aus SQinois
st. Qoutier o.; rotbe o6er
gelbe .3tptcbeln $1.500- Der 8uibeL ;
iun8e Mobrrilben 20@25c baS OuBenb;
iunge ipetBc 3G5en -(0-c, SeQerie @
SOC bas 9uBenO; iunse s3miebeln $3.50 per
8uibel; rotbe Niibe1 50c(0$1.00 6as
SoB; Spargel 60(065c per 378ui6el@&iit7
chen 8hmenfoDl o. baS &titcben :;
rSweet 8otatOes" aus SQinois $1,000
$3.50 bas SAB. uGomoten" 25@6Oc ben
yGrate,"
B6iSfeD: Slip.
8o6ncn: 8eite vg}apics" $1,75@-
mitteIgute $1.7O(9$1.75 70, NIT Der Ntai6ine
gereintgte 81. 6O(9$l.7y.
, 1893-08-01
6rpei9-O fficen
- beS -
N~be1Oblatt Oer ST.. Stats 3eitnna.
Nfficn.G nfnnhn, o. nO~

SfftcezSeIepbon $50. 635.
lnlr nit ben unteH 9eHouuteu perreli ein Wbfoulnert oes
trofeu, mDuad bel henieIeeIl Nusetoen ouoennumrn
iperoeiI 81 oenlelbei Yretlen. oS wellu bieIetben oireft in
Der Expedition Der S1tnDts Stnatsseituna obaeoebeu
iperoen. Anaeigeu ionic Announcements t6Mner an Sieieu
oerIdleeeIelI NlaBeH big IL ubr 0aittagS o~bqeoebe1
peroer
GmSfette.
Emil Tbisie. aobFOIaer bon 9errs gtrOtb. 212 grae.
9ttO @olgau. ~apotAeter, 21es grber ane., ede p. Ctr.
l. NIX Ipotb1ster, 2!27 StatesStr, @de %. ctr.
y. ~. Sitter, ApDtbeter. 434I g. 0aIfteb=5tr.
N' Bsrflnellter, Apotbeter. 1853 State. Str. Gde So
$; TorOrld1. a%tpotbeter. 81. Str. ums Iauacs.str.
MeneeI i 3orsIep, 25o5 Arasr ape. STE .. 1otIteo.
Ctr.
eberfs gbarnrocp, SIDE state. anS gOlf.gtr.
8. s. Stl9er ee!tti6e apotbef, QSebalh Npe. INN Ia
Gtr.. SelephDn Sultb PAT.
= z. graan; 300 as entrportb 4os, ehs 81. Ctr.
6. S. RnOtpe, Neutfae apotbers, @ts 6. str: uuO
&Denuoortb AEe. .Gnatepoob. Selepbpn SIS.
+ SfO bed : asfterIu Sp9 anatn:f a. e ss St0g' ets 3aaeoer
8. ~. @ifiOro, gpOtheter. 81. ctr. uaO Wiiataan aps.
2yefSette.
$. Sdrbbsr, beMtI0er @pOtbeter, 4s5 u1b 4e7 m,il,pou,ss
.Ine.. efe Gblea9p 4ne.
S. S. &tbtenberger Il 60, S31 uuo 1893 M2iInnaufee 9n.
Gde 9ibiItpnzStr.
8. @orftenS. 531 Blue SsIon6 slpe.
3beo. IT. SeDreNS, NpptBefer, 422 9B. 10. Ctr
enail gepreuS, sGa GT6 6alfte0-str.l ede eauotport
SEQ 5. @ib9ad. etO~et-ede wsabtfDr. utD ooltsO.
Sen. 9, B5iaer. 4putbetsr. 1914 @sinuoutse gtOe.
Seq BDrQeS, 1879 Wtarlpel=Str.
s. @pea!Dslo T. So, apot9eter, efe Ban Buren,. uuO
JRopel! sros. apot9efer, 1895 Ntil.pautee gpe.
8. s.. Gl5ner. 1861 W1iln outee gpe.
s. 8 9etonSft, Apotbeger, 700 Wtiliunutee Moe., eds
Grnit @4iebel. SIS 80. Chicago Wpe., @de gouIiuo.@tr
5reo. YBrcbe's @pptbete, 363 %. @hirGon zine Ss.
Noble StrQBe. wv" WV
Sreo. 5. Pierce, 58l O9oen ape.
Hetnbarot SoIenbHnS, A~pptbeter 242 SO. North Nbc
@fe AiblonD. '9 ~O''
6. .. &~lnfomitrpem, @potbefer, 9aOlpeIt.@de 80. sipi.
fion=Str. Huo 9oDHe Qtoe. "E
Alb. %9Sof3l9er, apotbeter, 296 20. 9iniiiun=str. ecte
Tranf ! Berger: agotbsfer. 1886 mtiluoutee ape.
SrHett u. ShmtB, Ulu0uct Ybormocn. I26-i3o m,r
lpautee stOe. Gde &tasie= uub 9e5pIo1neszstr "'F
!; Dtlisbibon. Npot9eter, 69l %. Nort5 Mpe.
Htd). Mtelnltug. 8I5 W{illpautee Npe. Grfe @5hrorS or,,
0tHbolpb Stan9obr. N~pptDeter, Sal T0' qSintTnn.S4r
@de QGaibtenam Moe.
@piBolt Il 60. q. Str. uno 8oultua=5tr
j. g. Shimct, Npotbefer, 547 8(le SsIouh ane er.
Is. Str. ~ we cut
s. 3. MOIterShort 4potbefer, 900 80. q. etroRe.
GiN0rb 6. 5rertieu. Npptbefer, 1901 so wnpth s,..
Gde SDerloou 2tpe. S ""e"
@@nl IS. ne'nemona, 418 %. 9totfon ctr.
StproIette.
* aS SjSmtm a ~ S ta96o @%pOtbefer Gde @euter=9tr. ruO
6. 3. 9oieter. Apotbefer. AS 9}prth sfne ecf. onooo
utb 557 ~Seo9ptd=Str, GCfe Wenomnncp wv ~o'NS'
.9tunolpl &1noe, @potDefer, 5Q4 81 Giorf=5tr gcfa
6oetDesStr. S"tS" Sue
Ytl0OfPs 86Grmacp, 420 aineoIHH s Il; cue Sat7otr'
Qetrp SdoAer, 9~potbeter, 224 9iurolr SIN. Get
robee=Str. wv" Sue SaF=
, 1893-08-01
Quf Der BSrfe

9in8 cS be1te ben Experimentation pefuz
lGnten al ben Sra9cn; StDpeinefleiib
~itilr3te I'M 1928 ba5 SAB.
Der gSci3en gtng in Die 606e; itieg TN
Septcmbtrtcrmin bon 585 auf 81, 9ing
obcr aAf COS 5uriid; 0esemberpei3en
broc6te 675@68B(@675.
Gorn mar IT'LL gu 385@375 per Seps
TENDER.
0oier i'm Scptem6crtermin 225(0238,
S~cblpcincflcilb per September $18.750
l0,50(@11 so; S6mal3 $9.75@$9,5O;
9ippeu $7.25(96.3O.
, 1893-08-01

6eute aber bon an6eren @eoanfen in On
ipru9 genommen. 98obl tpuBte CT 6tlbez
CARDS 0ano ber5li6 Sit briifen, ais bieic
ibm etne Saiie &aifee reicbte, bann aber
malt6te ct iicb mebr bent alien Baron uno
bent lieutenant 8obo su uno er5Gblte
t6ne11, mas CT ioeben pom Gicbter erfabren,
tporan CT ieinc Nuffaiiung BON ser Sacbe
fniipfte.
, 1893-08-01

60 LANCE Set Slid OaS Maniter erretcbt,
battet ct BET 1nlerer 6eimfebr an ietnem
9ronc5en. ugebiit' oib Soft, StraBbur9."
llno nun gebt'S in ilie9enber Gtle Der
icb0nen I6etmat6 SIT; benn mir freuen uns,
in l3ltrib crsdblen 81 tOnnen bon Der mum
oeri6Onen" Staot, bic Dor breibunoert
Sabren unb beute bic 9leicben ~offenen
2lrnte Ser 6reunoibaft fir uns Sbpei3er
bat. M0ge ite bIiiben uns CUR Sreuoe.
, 1893-08-01

mem, ite iosen: 9os @rdBlic9ite 1T Der
&rte9!
6riebe, angeitbts Der icb0nen gSelt!
lleber ben 8Ogeien iinft bte Sonne, i6rc
lebten Strablen flutben INN oas Winiter
uno perfldren eS nit 2ibt. SIT bielsr
8unoerbau ntcbt elmo 6rieOensbitte an bic
00lfer 2
, 1893-08-01

= Sin iGbitl6er &ricgsSu9 gegcn 8ranfz
reicb ftnbet iib in 2eip3ig am ID. Moi 1893
per3etcbnet. ST lit i~niofern bemertensz
ipertb, neil aus Dem Sertcbte Der 8eltano
Der oanaltgen iGcblticben Qlrmee unb ibre
@intbetlung eritdtlicb ipir6. Q(m geltonne
ten Sage bra6 &urfiirit Sobann @eorg ".
BON Getp5tg nddb Golotb auf, nm bort 0aS
S60nin9'l6e Snfanterie : Gegiment gu
empfangen. Gags naeb6er folgte inn Bic
in 2eipSi9 etnquarticrte Gompagnte 6uB>
Iolbaten unter 6auptmonn bon Yottdau.
Die 2trtillerte traf am Is. Ofai in 2etp3ig
etn. Sic beItarD in bier haLben Gurtaunen,
stpet StetnmOrieln, abt 9a15en unb ichS
batben Sel6i9langcn, alio %5uiammen
s~pan3ig @eibiben nebit 5tp0If 8ulperz
%farren, ieber nit 3pei Bferben %beipannt,
unb Dter3ig Wunttionsipa9er, beren ieber
bon lebS ODER acbt Bferben 9e3ogeu purOe,
tngletcben a6t ~&ugeltpagen, nit a6t 8fer@
ben Dor iebem. Den 81. Weat riidte bic
Nrmee unter 8efebl beS &urfiiriten uno
ieines 8ruOers unb Na6fol9ers Qtuguit's
6es Starfen in'S 6elb. sic sdblte tnSge>
iammt 5tp0If &egimenter, IN @eiammt3aDl
$4,000 Wtann. gtacb Dem @efe6te bel
3tpingenberg am II. Suit gelang es bieier
Nrmee, bic &c. 900 Mann ~itarfen Tran5oien
liber ben Rbein 5ur(if5Abranget.
vMoie6ltabt" in 9(rgenttnien. Die
neue vWoieSitaOt" in Nrgentinien lit burcb
ben befannten @oblt6Gter leiner @laubens7
geno1ien, Baron 6iricb, begritnbet ipDrben.
Sic liegt Is KIN %entfernt bon Der Station
palactos ber @ticnbabnlinte Don 8uenoS
NtreS nacb 9toiarto unb beitebt aus $50
Qlbt6cilungen SIT 100 ha, Sic ipteDer in ie
bier v@onceiitonen" 81 rs ha ein9etbeilt
itrb. &on 1850 Slben, fat ale aus HuB>
Lamb, Die 1891 in Nr9enttnien lanbeten,
baben iicb 1852 III Mfolesitaot nicbergelaiien,
bas ieBt aus 80 aus QbDben (2uft5iegeln)
erbautcn 6iltten beitebt. Sic itnb nit
Strob geoe6t, baben bic Grbe ais 6lur,
biirfttge tnnere Nu5 i~tattung uno reiben
iicb, je6e 30 N BON ber anoern liegenb, i'm
6albfretie I'M einelt groBen 9lab. 0aS
Gano Ole Gonce1lion) miro BEN Suoen
ge9en 9lbsablung ilbergeben; iie erbalten
2ebenSmittel, Bfli9e unb lonitige Nferz
baugerdtbe, iotpie Sbien. Die 2lbitcht lit,
aus iDncn Nderbauer gu er3iebel1, tpas ge>
nib lebr tpitn1cbenStpertb, aber tpellig aus
itbtSOou lit, Gine 2ln3obG,' bic bieier Mufz
gabe nicbt 9etpadDlen lit, BAT bie Golonie
beretts tDtcber Derlaiicn. Wfoiesftabt bat
ieinen Gobbiner S6uLe unb SDnogogc
itnb i'm 8au begrtffen, unb man bofft bier
Elm tpt6tt9eS iiibil6eS Centrum Su ic1affen.
Sbre notionalcn Gigenicbaften, iopie Die
beuticb@iiOiibe Sprabe wouen Die Sim
tpanocrer getpabrt %tpiiien. 8tele BON ibnen
iprecben au6 ibon ipanii3, j
, 1893-08-01

Sorntanm. Nm 81. Suli Gmi1p i'm sitter BON
10 So1ren unO Z Monateu. 9eer0iQunq am Wfitttuodb
nm 2 ubr NobmittagS BON Der Wobnun9. Al II. Somes
Place' nab @racelano. 8lume1 %9efdaigit gu oermeioen.
, 1893-08-01
8runaeiQentbunt.


gu oerta MEM mppb. Sic TbDnite
- Gde III ele1er bibl6en uno b~liibenbeu QsorItobt.
9Baner uno Setoer in ben StraBeu une Die 5troRet oes
pflaltert Sage: Siio= ur0 Sitfront. ggeQen Yreis mn
ilD an U IN. 8. See, 112-114 Searborn Ctr,
8ogce 8uilbiuQ. o0riho,n
On pertaufen: geue ,6Gat"=Sduier, 2Itbfto. init
~ ouenl SomfOrt, III aoouo0le, @l1ton aoe. Qletdb nDr6s
tounelt, 9tur geringe @usabllnq. @ottaae. l5ft6fia
IN lurltttelbarer 9tdbe beS Nopnooler 9obrbofs; Sl7O0'
8dberes I'M OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 3inmer $40. IS,
IRtttags 6lptiden Il uuo l lIbr Doer inter M0rriip. :.
SOB, ApoHoale. @oof So, Sa. I5mibom"
, 1893-08-01
&nif nm Ennis neinf1t.


S}tnenIDaftt. 9ebito. 8euti6er in1t bibihes 3ilumer
eoent. init &Oit BEL gebil6. 6auilie ooer aaeiniteh.
a%nit0nD. Dame. l3immer init RlopierbenugunQ bepprs
3ngt 8onernOer Weietber. Wuroe Iebr germ ais Gut=
9elt &tnoern oes 9anies Ituiif= uub aHoereu Itnterrtdt
ertbetlen. SER. 9eltaue NIB p~reispirb. Cfferteu uuter
Ia. HI III. Staat55tg. 1aGbuD
, 1893-08-01

bic NuSiagen Ser 2etten'ic6en 9ienlt5
Ieute lauteten meDr un0 me0r 81 unounlten
bes Nn8efL0gtcn. Sober Don ibnen 6eiQln
iiGb ieBt alf tlcine 8orfdue, aus oenen
, 1893-08-01
gianOs.
3n fanien geiu6t.


On fan II g 1u9t t: Sine 9rDBere 8artie DteI=
~ Ter, 9abetn uno SOffel III plottirten Wtetaaeu poer
oer9letden, Itr ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, peuu auu bereits
9ebroubt. Sfferten gu o%oreIiireu:
Gn9el, 6 81. Start Ctr.
, 1893-08-01
n1lterriht


9SerIan9t: Cine @ittrue fudt fir tbre l4ldbriae
~ t%alentooae Spd}ter, ipeidDe 1d]on , Sabre lIurerript
9ennlien bat, einen tiiGtt9eu 9topierlebrer. Aoreiie
n. 148 Staats3t9. loQ7t
, 1893-08-01
3n berfanfen: Yferoe, aiibe, Sunoe &c,


z uoertauteu n: Gin i9iperes Seam 1890 8fuub)
~ mt ltettger Arbett 1T nmftdnbe bal6er bilia an
oerfalIIen. 1882 Clifton ane. @benos.
Ouperfaufen: s5u99p uub Surrep in outer
~ gerTa1uug, btltg. y. o. 8or 15S @oom6ale,
Spol eo. SA. Gap, BAN
0HpeEfaueu: auS9esei1uetes 3uQop=Yfero.
~ D Sabre alt; feblerfrel. 0{au aoreiIire: il. 81 Dor
49, Appuo0le. @oot So, Sa. 7dp- bulp
, 1893-08-01
gteQenqeinde.


n t: eJuuger tHbtiger Bartender iudbt Stel
W lung. ltinlnuD, 337 Sft GbiD Str. 1a92t
, 1893-08-01
QbenOblatt Oer Sa, Staatsz 3eituno

lit in ben unten an9e9ebeneu 6eI9dftem gu baben:
ypro5eife.
, 1893-08-01

n eiu0t: @ate=9dfer iudt cine Stcue ais cute
W brittle 6ano. Abr.: Il. 1913 StQats3tg.
Mcfu9t: Sin geu6ter Wtooeaeur iudt 8ei96ftis
W gung. Mbr.: II. 1879 Staats3tQ.
, 1893-08-01

~ eiu9t: gerfette &66iu. 3euguiiIe fir 7idbrigr
W 5bdtigteit at eiuenI BlaBe nprhaHoeu, iudbt in fCi=
nem 9auie Steaung. Sei0ui9e Sfferteu erbeteu inter
Il. 100 Staats5tg. laq3t
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-09-19
BANDITSQUE
One OF the Mineral Range Robbers
Gives Away the Whole of the
Plot.
As a Result Several Arrests Are Made,
Including tie Express Mes
senger
Who Was Running The TIain at the
Time---Some OF the Booty Re
covered.

MARQUETTE. Mich, Sept l9-The
most important arrest in connection
with the express robbery at Hancock
was made by the local police, when
George Kliberty was taken intocnstody
upon telegraphic request from the
sheriff of Houghton county. This
arrest has led to the apprehension
OF seven others here and to the
recovery of a portion OF the booty.
Kliberty is a locomotive fireman by oc-
cupation, but lost his job when gen.
eral reduction il the operating force OF
the Duluth, Sonth Shore and Atlantic
took place month ago, and since then
has intimately associated with Butler,
King. Chellew and other hard charac-
ters IMPLICATED In the robbery. He was
known to have been in company with
Butler at Hancock shortly before the
| robbery, but could not be located until
Sunday. 1t was learned by officers
that he was at his home here when the
| order for his arrest immediately fol-
lowed. Early Monday morning he was
| placed aboard the Houghton passenger
train, handcuffed to an officer, and in a
state of great excitement. Before the
train had gone dozen blocks Kl,bsrty
| Made n Clean Breast
| Of the whole affair to the officer. The
train was promptly stopped and the of
ficer at once placed his prisoner in the
Marquette Jail, and Sheriff Dunn oi
Houghton was notified of his confession,
/ Press representatives are denied access
to Kliberty. but enough has leaked ou
to warrant the statement hat he re
vealed the entire plot and part taker
by each octor.
/ Kliberty. from his training as loco
motive fireman, was selected to covel
the engine n and fireman OF the express
train, while the rest of the gang lootet
the safe of its contents. King. the ath
| lete, procured sledge hammer ant
welded it with effective force agains
the door OF the Car. Chellew and But
Ter rified the safe while Kehoe and other
hurried away with the plunder
The entire plot was hatched here, am
in consequence of Kliberty's confession
the police have arrested John an,
Michael Shea,. saloonkeepers; Nose
Longtime, brakeman on passenge
train; Tom Winters, baggageman; I
w. Hogan, express messenger on Mir
eral Range train; Ed Hogan, bartender
and Wesley Shoup, hack driver.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-09-19
TO STOP THE Tt'E
A Report That the President VIII
Exercise His Constitutional
Prer0gative
And Adjourn Congress Early In Oc'
tOber III Some Action Is Not
Taken
Upon the Matter For Which 1t
Was Convened In Extra
Session.

WAsHISGTes, Sept. 19.-If a vote is
not reached in the senate on the repeal
bill on or before Oct. that intractable
body is liable to receive an executive
message as surprising in its abruptness
as it will be startling in its conclu-
sions.
Section of article of the constitu-
tion gives the president the power, in
certain Gases, to adjourn congress-, and
this is evidently time when that
power could properly be exercised. II
inside reports are true the president is
considering seriously the advisability
Of such step.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-09-19
!. Effects or the Norwester.

CHICAGO, Sept. 19.-The northwest
gale which started in at midnight Fri
day, blew itself ont Sunday afternoon.
The losses to onavigation, caused directly
or indirectly by the storm, will exceed
$40, ,000 This is the list Of boats SO far
reported as suffering losses: Steamer
Susan E. Peck, ashore. Lake Erie;
steamer Buffalo. leaking, Lake Huron;
steamer Charles McVea, ashore at
Saugatuck; steamer City Of Holland,
ashore at Holland; schooner America,
ashore at Point aux Barques, Lake
Michigan; tug Protector, disabled, Lake
Huron; schooner L. L. Lamb. water
logged, Lake Huron; barge H. J. Webb,
water logged. Lake Huron; schooner
Hattie Earl, ashore at Michigan City.
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THREE MEN KILLED.
Disastrous Wreck on the Hasting
and Dakota.

Disastrous Wreck on the Hastings
and Dakota.
OLIVE, Mimi, Sept. IA disastrous
freight wr eek occurred at IL B. m.
near here on the Hastings and Dakota
branch OF the Chicago, Milwaukee and
st. Paul railway. A freight engine
and IA cars unning as the first section
eastbound were derailed and completely
demolizhed. Three men were killed
Engineer George w. Remson, Fireman
Charles Holdings and Brakeman An
thony Brewer, all OF Minneapolis. At
the time of the accident the train was
running at the rate of 25 miles an hour
and the engineer did not notice that the
switch was open. The engine was
thrown over on its siGe and the cars
piled all over, in great confusion. The
three unfortunate men Were all found
In the cab Of the engine scalded in a
most horrible manner.
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MoRTON's NEW ORDER.
Important Action Regarding the In
spection Of Meats.

Important Action Regarding the In.
spection Of Meats.
WASHINGTON. Sept. 1S-An impor-
tant order has just been issued by Sec
retary Morton respecting the meat in
spection service OF the agricultural de-
partment. After Oct. all hogs
slaughtered for the interstate and for
eign trade will be inspected before
slaughter, and again at the time the
carcass is being dressed The inspec-
ton OF pork has SO far been confined to
the microscopic examination Of car
casses intended for export trade. Sec
retary Morton has determined that our
own people shall have the benefit of
this inspection as well as the foreign
consumer. The inspection now in.
augurated is considered a measure OF
the utmost importance for protecting
the consumer from unwholesome meat.
Instructions have been given to in
spectors covering the inspection of cat
tie, sheep and swine and their products,
and will be enforced in all ports OF the
country. inspectors are instructed to
condemn carcasses when affected by
disease or injury which would make the
flesh unfit for human food. The enforce
ment OF these instructions will. in the
opinion of the secretary, insure whole
| some meat for the interstate and foreign
trade, and this is all the department oi
agriculture has under its control, bu
the municipal boards of health mus
still be depended upon to protect con
sumers from diseased animals which
are sold for consumption in the statel
where killed.
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THE THREE LINKS.


Sovereign Grand Lodge OF Odd Eel
lows In Session at milwaukee,.
MILWAUKEE. Sept. 19.--The Sixty
ninth annual convention of the soye-
reign grand lodge of Odd Fellows
opened at the West Side Turner hall,
after public reception at the Davidson
theatre.
The theare was crowded at this re-
ception. After a>prayer by the Rev. j.
w. Venable, grand chaplain, a letter OF
welcome from Governor George w.
Peck, on behalf OF the state, was read.
Mayor John c. Koch made an
address of welcome on be-
half of the city. Grand Master
Jordansen on behalf OF the grand lodge
Of Wisconsin. James A Partners. on
behalf OF the Grand encampment ol
Wisconsin and Mira Sarah E.
Hutchinson in behalf of the Rebekai
State association. Grand Sire Coll
Campbell responded on behalf of the
sovereign grand lodge.
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stabbing Afrray at sparta.

SPARTA. Wis.,, Sept 19--Early in the
evening John Winters, Sr.. farmer
living north Of Sparta about five miles,
accompanied by his son George, went
to the home Of q nephew, j. r. Benson.
who lives but short distance away and
who was married but last week, accused
Benson and his brother of stealing
watermelons from his place. Benson
resented the accusation and proceeded
to knock Winters. ST., down. During
the mlee which followed Benson was
stabbed BY the elder Winters just above
the hip, making q dangerous wound.
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RAIDED THE TOWN.
Systematic Burglary Practiced by
Dalton, o., Crooks.


Dalton, O., Crooks.
DALTON, O., Sept. 19.-The inhabi-
tants of this city were at the mercy of
. most desperate and daring gang Of
robbers during the night That they
were many in number, well organized
and the attack carefully planned, is
proved by the successful manner in
which they plundered the town and
baffied all attempts at capture.
Scarcely house remains but what its
occupants can relate some thrilling adj
venture which they passed through.
The first attempt was made upon Nc
Dowell, jameson & Co.'S hardware
store. After robbing the store the
thieves scattered over town. one man
as rule going to q house and plumb
cred it single handed.
The police were notified that the
towns of Lawrence and Greenville,
east of here, were similarly raided.