davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1893-11-28
6mei9-Offioen
NbenOblatt Der 81. Gtaats= 3eitru1g
Office SeIepbpn $40. G35.

Sfftcez3 elepbpn So. 635.
CUR gequeml6feit uu1erer oraeioenben Runben Doben
mir nit ben uuten 9enonuten perren ein Abtpmmeu o=
troTTen, pono1 bel oenicIbet @u5siQen au9enpmnen
Der Expedition Der Satnpis Gtaot8seitunq oboeQCbeu
meroen: A13ei9en ioiute Announcements fpnueI oil 0ieicu
neri4teoenen BIaBeu biz 2 ttDr 0tittass ~ob9e0ebru
tperoen.
NprSfette.
&. Miemsr = &eabaa, apDtbeter, Gds gsnter.gtr. NIB
NDrtb 8orf Mpe.
nm6 557 ge0amiG.gtr ede 1tenOmOGee.
Stuo9lpp Nbobe, Apotbeter. 54 It, @larf'Str. SIDE
u. s. 6Iellher, 296 g.. Morfet.str., Gde 0at.Str.
8ti6of9 Qhar1nacD, 420 9incoln Ipe.
9enrp Sd0ller, NpotbeteE ga &incoIH Ioe.. Gde Gar.
mm. 3. &Ien3e, beutiber Mpptheter. 1901 geImout ape.
Sultus 0t- .3inbt, 6euti9er Apotbeter, Gde @IpbourH
Noe. uno SorrdbeesStr.
q. s. 9oute, beutIGer Apotbeter, 80 Ot Chicago Ipe.
Dttoes Bbarmaep; SIDE glpbourH Aoe. unS Sarrabse'
q. S. 9fanmifteG NpOtSefer. gufb.@tr. Gde geCeons
9. ~. msiBs s%tpOtbefer, mrisbttuOOS aos. Gds ebsf.
Wlfreb 81. 8Oe, gpOtbster, s7 sbsfreIO aOsy uobe meI.
q. s afi8+sr apOtbeter, 1s Fullerton aOs, nobe@errp.
'RObsrt gossIians, aPOt9stsr, 254 9aptOH'str. ede
Gbos. 6; 6elOtoup, g~tpOtbefer. 1927 81. gIart.Stry Gde
9o ring y Son, gpOtbete, aorrabee.etr. Gde gIad.
6, s. @laB. @potbefer. ss7 g. 9aIfteD.9tr.
gu9en Weber. 445 81. GIartsStr.. @de 0ipiTon.
u. WtertenS, Apptbeter, III @entresStr.
8eder Bros. @potheter. ll52 &lncoIn Abe. Gde
SdDoIsStr
Senrp 5. Bate, @potbeter. 1913 q. @Iort.5tr.
gilbert Sorges, @Otpbeter. 1912 & mcOIu ape. Gde Bel.
u. 81. @ets. apOtbstsr. s11 ot NOrtb au.. Gde Gleue.
lamb Iue.
GIoiette.
eu'iI E3i.ls. Na3tOIser BON 9eurp gtrOth PIP Graer
NOeuue.
Otto @oIbau, gpotberer. 216s Mrder ape.. ede22. Str.
&. &tit. @pptberer. 2727 Stots.@5tr., Ode 28. Ctr.
Y. y. Bitter, Apptbeter, 434l g. SoI1teo.Str.
w. @ertmeiiter. Mpotpeter, S59 9tute. Str. SIDE So
Str.
8. Fprbrtm, GpDthefer. 81. ctr. unb maGuce.5 ctr.
Wenoel d 9prslep, 2505 Irher Ape. Gde 6. paliteo.
Str.
gbertS Bborimacp, @te State. lnS 9pIf.str.
8. S. SiIber. beutide Apotbete. 2Sobolb @os. uub l6.
Ctr. 3elephou SoHtb 247.
u. g. Braun, 300 mentDprth MOe.. Gtfe 81. Ctr.
9. 6. &repBler, Npotbeter. 26l4 Gottaee Srope Ap..
6. S. &nDtbe. oeuti1e Ipotbere, Gde e3. ctr. uno
Wentluprtb Vine. @nQIepoob. Se!epbon SIS.
Y. nou Sermonn. MpDtheter. AZ &c. 5tUr. SIDE Sonpper.
NDbsrt 8; ReIterInG @potpeter, s60l g. oaliteos5tr.
@de %. St=.
3, %. Sttforo. Mpothefer. 81. r. pnh WtihigaH Mne.
WG. BONNER. 1905 e. State Ctr.
, 1893-11-28
Sm lnietben geiudJt.

OuuQer Mann miii1Gt ein parmes mb6Iirtes Simmer
" in Der 9tGbe BON StoueD SSlano &ne. rHo SO. Ctr.
bel Yripatfamilie (oeutide OOcr ungorti6e pOr9e3o9enl.
Nbreiie nit augobe oes Sreifes: s. SolbtteiH, 500 9.
9oIiteo Str.
On mtetBeu Qe5u9t: Cine i96ue @de, paiieuo
- fir Mpotbete = ni6t 5u tleiu. 3eute. peld3e EN-
guteS @eIbdtt 81 MAIDEN l%piiuideI. lponen geoin9nngen
itelen inter AoreIie "Pharmacist" 1851 WtIdlgau
Mpe.
, 1893-11-28
Wur05eife.

6. Semmer. 1899 2incpIn Ioe.
q. s. STEPHAN, l150 &iMcoln Aoe.
403 0roB @ue.
402 &0stoe 8puleOoro.
u. q. Semitic, 1881 9elmont Noe.
@. Goldman. 17A GGart Ctr.
6. y. Utppre, 42 SincoIn Qpe.
Son gtolobS, 495 2inculu Mne.
6. 81. 2aD, $40 SiuroIn Ipe.
6ronf @oguer. 597 &iucolu Moe.
Soiepb Munt, TAI &iucoIn aoe.
6. NeIbaus. $40 &incoIn Ioe.
Wm SapIor. 1017 Sincoln Moe.
VI. Betting, 1926 GIart ctr.
Oo.ber. Asst Glart Str.
Srou &inoemoult, 421 @lort StL
9. u. 96r, 313 Start Str.
20. q. WtoneD, 267 @lart Str.
81 9ermauu, 161 GIort Str.
S. q. @cgen, 513 @lart Str.
8. 4e6uer, 590H @Iart Str.
Sono 9ros.
y. 9oppmanr, S67 @Iart str.
s. Smitb, 981 @larf Str.
Syrau &. Walter, 453 @eas ctr.
80. &utberfUrb. 500 Weas Ctr.
9urubuu, 545 Meus ctr.
Nt. 6. S6miot, ego Wcas ctr.
6. @. Speet, 707 MeaS Str.
Sobu Storr, $50 Meas Str.
y. Surrie, 306 MeaS Str.
6. @ieie, S44 Mea8 Ctr.
s.. 9iler. 1859 @eu8 Ctr.
9rutu, 1l9 Meas Str.
Sobn Bert. 141 9peas ctr.
Sobn 8Hdiep. 211 WeaS ctr.
6rou 6. Sobuiuu, 276 meas Ctr.
6. @ocing. 100 Wens Str.
8. Solor. 1888 Meas Str.
6. 6eriait. 80 MeuS Str.
8. @eber, 1915 &arrabee ctr.
Soffnaun, 464 &arrobee Str.
6, Berger, SIT Sorrobee ctr.
Grou Sc. MOr9au. 225 9tpiItpn str.
She Columbus, $40 9ioiIion ctr.
6. ID. MDite, 407h 9intiiuu ctr.
g. 6. NeIIpn, 1874 SiOilion ctr.
G. Anberiou, 3l7 9iptlipn Str.
8. Ntiiaer. 81 Milom Str.
8. u. @bmaun, 66 WiGotp Ctr.
8. S9urtel, 81 Stote Str.
S. T.. &iebL. 255 GIepeloMo Noe.
s. 96urf, 39l Sebspid Ctr.
@. S. WteBler, 5S7 Sebgmid Ctr
q. GugeI, 1893 Seb9fpit Ctr.
&reuier, 2S2 Gebepid ctr.
SDbu Stein, 294 Sebgrpid ctr.
9itttes. 262 Seb9tptf Str.
g. 6. Hutnom, 249 @lpbpurm ane.
3apter, 403 @Igbourn @pe.
S. MetB, 1923 GGDbDurn Ape.
q. 10. S9lid. "a @IDbourn @pe.
&obert 8reger, lac Sainois ctr.
g. S1rooer, 31S Mortet Str.
&tlDeblob & WopmuIeu. 301 Mtartet cit.
Sartenberg. 212 Center Ctr.
8. Grben, 139 Center Str.
Srou &c. &ubu, AZ @u9enie Str.
aug, Stranger, 50 @ugenie ctr.
@bas. SDbel. ll6 GuQeuie Ctr.
Wtar Sidtenitern, 259 &u1b Str.
, 1893-11-28

McIb 3a uerIsiBeu auf ubreu, 9talnanten,
" S9mMdia1en, @elpclre, 8iftolen ee. 9btlter
&Om 81 8onuelO s. So, 118 Dearborn StraBe.
4illStuio
, 1893-11-28
gu Derlei6en.

Melb-6ebroubeu Sic etmasY
W Wir nerleibe1 @elo Ill 0roBen poer tleinen Gumnten
0Ii 9auS altuugssGegeHItGu6e YIGIoS. Yfer6e, mdgeu
uno OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES gu iebr HieorigeH EnteH uuo auf
Jebe beltebige ,3eIt. Ab5oDlungeH Der Nnletben t0nneu
81 ieber ~beliebt9eu 3ett gemadt uno aWf oieie 2Geiie bic
3inleu reou3irt fuer0eu.
Gbtca9o Nt ort9a a &oan So.
SO 2a9aaeitr. (pauptfurl, erter GIur uber Der StraBe.
24aglStglulo
, 1893-11-28

&letne Nn3eigen in Der Electromagnetic
Der Satnots Staatss ettung foiten, tpenn
nicbt mebr ipie sebn @orte, 10 Gents, iebes
nettere g8ort / Sent.
, 1893-11-28

6efdbrlides 6ebiet.

6uei mdnner weroen Gas Opfer elmer Gdu=
idun9, Ole onrd cine Strede fiinltliderl
5eitlanoes an Der Jainoisfrabc herpor=
eerufen miro.
, 1893-11-28
NbenOblatt Oer 81, Staatsz 3eitung

lift in ben uuteu aneessbenen SeiQdfteu au babsH:
eaSiette.
GubttOrium SoteL.
8iCtnrio 6otel.
@elinston 9oteL
&elano 6pteI.
Wtc@DDS Sotel.
S~eItugtDn 9pteL
80 GpuoreB Gtr.
81 @bams ctr.
III gon 8ureu ctr.
ITO SorriiDu ctr.
Ill 9arrtlon Str.
Saarf Sotel, IS. ctr. unb WabaIb MnG.
@eH1ette.
:Seup, 1869 DC. 9&ortb Gne.
Bladder, 1877 81. Mtoptelpppb @oe.
9tttipn, S72N &oIfprnia NOe.
Soebue, 9S8 81. California aue.
ueiterbouie 1855 90. California Ise
Gruble, 1914 Mtltuoufce aoe.
SANDS, 1853 Mttllpautee Aoe.
Soflep, 1929 Mlilpaufee Ine.
Searp, 400 Wtilnaufee Npe.
GQiS, 521 Mtllipaufse ape.
&urB, 821 Millpaufee NOe.
&inherg 500 WtilrualIfee Aoe.
Semper, 1919 W{ilipdutee Aoe,
Studer, 1850 Wtilpautee Moe.
@nbree, 1854 Mtillpaufee Npe.
Barring, 1885 Mitlpantee ape.
uerIeu, 1903 MiIluoutee Ape.
&ron, 655 80. gtprtb gOe.
SoTien, 759 80. 9eortb aoe.
GGoper, 7G5 30. 9tortb Ioe.
9taIdl, 1870 Mtillpaufee AUe.
S~tettobet. l4S ltilpGufee Nos
SeuridDs, 165 W}i(lpaufee 2tee.
Spffnault. 233 N&illpaufee Noe.
SenIen. 242 Miltpoufee Aoe.
@re0orien. 286 Wtilipaufee Noe.
Sulbeu, 300 MtilpaIfee ape.
@lltesple. 2S8 u. Songamou ctr.
@enering9ous & 9eiIfuB. AS Miltpaufee ane.
Stems 9epot, 1854 ~Slrlnitage Ioe.
Stems Depot, 466 @rntitage Aoe. q
&pbin1ou, 344 Milipaufe Ioe.
9tems 9tore, 259 90. @bicosO Npe.
Sede, 412M M1bIonb Nee.
, 1893-11-28

SooeS=@tset8e.
Sreunoen NIB 8etannteu bic traurioe 9}adlriGt. boB
unIer 9~eltebter Noter Ino Sftpiegerp0ter Wtat1iaS
Srano nab lonqem SeiOen I'M Nler BON so Sa6reu, Z
WtoHaten nno 5 SaQsn am Sonntog Wtorgen nm 1a5 lbr
leItg i'll benz 9erru entidlafen lit. Sic 8eeroiauno
finoet itott am Wtittrno1 4tprgeu nm 10 ltbr pom
3rnuerbauie 9to. 1859 @leOeIoub Npe. mad Der ct. Wat=
9oels=&irde unO Oon Do nodD benz ct. 8onifnciu5=
9ottesader. I'm titles Seiieio bitten Die trauernben
9interblie6enen.
Sr. We. 2Sramo, 3. o. Sramo, s.. q.
Srano, ". H. Srano, &uotui9 Sobm
Srau0, SDbue.
Clara @. @rano, 9o6ter.
@Itiabctb Srauo, Satbarina 8rano,
Dfarta SratO, S1Die9ert69ter,
Hebft Ueripanoten.
Seine YIumen. 27uop2t
, 1893-11-28
abennblatt nr auinota 8taata- 8eftnta, ptenfaa, %. atnnernber 1898.

Sbrdncn, uno er1t ais fie S6rittc barnabm,
lprang tic auf, nm Daitig sic Sbir 81 perz
riegeln.
OortIcBunQ foIQt)
, 1893-11-28

8bIegmatiiA. 6ausfran Cent?
riiiteD v8ie, Sic iiBen bier, unb Ieien ?
Seben sic NAL, pte Die Seniter ausieben !"
: 0ienitmdOben: r9as fann tb .au6
betm 2elen ieben, WfooameI !"
, 1893-11-28
&nit mn Qnais.


On oermietbeu Sreuuoltde8 ipormeS 3iulmer
~ nit 9oorb an Sluei 9errcu; @oS. 9abeSimnler NIB
Qioun; QuteS 5eim. 80 6nltonsStr, . Slod bon Der
Sobbubu=Stottpu.
On permietDeu S9bn m6blirte Simmer nit pber
y pbne 9Oarb. SOB fylat. 2O1 gtortb Npe. 28uo3t
, 1893-11-28

Selb ftbepuBt. SER: v@arum
iinO sic Oenn nibt I'M 8auiaal, @err Qteuz
tenant 2" 2teutenant: vQlb! mirb eben
@ontre getan8t, m0cbte bur9 metnen @nz
bid ni9t germ Sertptrrung anribten inter
Samen!"
, 1893-11-28

Auftipns= SerfGnfe.
&urtipus=3otia
eguIdr g l tnuf 8 . q e:
gtonta9s uuo 9ouHerItogs.
SpesioI.@ert&uie an anoeren Sa9eu bes Nonats.
WaareH auf 9ripot.gerfoui. g~SbDleIaIe pDer gfetaiL, an
AuttIons-EreileH.
G~ertduis bon @obuuu9s.@ iuridtuneen cine SpeSiolit6t.
SsIh nOrgef6OfieH bel uebtrtrognug
&prreipOHbeu5eu luer6eH ~erfpartet.
NtartiH Gmeri9 & 60,
&uctipn6re.
261 & 26S Stote Sir, @bicagO. 12apIStuiO
0(utttons.8srtauf bon 9feroen IL. T. 10. 9ieuss
~ tags une SSreit0gs I'M 10 lgr. Yertouf DON ueuen
SOp.Yu99ies nm u ubr. 261 9Geit u. Str.
10. s.. GberIe
Iuctiondr opu SruHo' unb 8erionaI.gigeutbum.
2~2illetuio
, 1893-11-28

Sol9enoe 9eIratDSlc1etne Duroen beltte
ertptrft:
Nlter.
George 0urnan, Ginltie 8owl6p. . .32-28
Nnt6oun 0uffp, emma Sliou .24-23
Nntho1p @arIep, 9tltnie I0enueliep.. 1913
Wllbelm S6norr, Bertha Nern1anit. .23-21
Daniel 2pn6, Otarp Cummings. .... .31-26
CHARLES Oorat6, SuOine9a &iesliu9. 1913
@borles San %9foitrol1, NSneS SobulOu 1876
0e1lrp So1er, Aoble Warren. 1874
Nrt6ur 2Sartber, OtorpGrablep. 900. $50
Sobn Goiep, Morp 0elougbrep. .... .31-27
Ybiltp 6eloes, Gillian 0tol es. ..... 1913
6enrp 0opib, 9eoua &i6 .22-21
@llmoob Sul9i1, MGliea 2ee9 ...... $3.50
Sans 9tell OH, Selnta Sobnlon........26 1856
Sobn 0trl6, Gntlie Soiting. ...... 1913
berma1l GoSmelt, Nlpiua @tlm. .... .25-21
Sobn @artlt, Marp Wtc@artbp 80. 1876
&obret 6ranf, Sobonue PbiitOn. 1913
No9 8erOffentlt9ung ~unieres seltrisen
8ertbts ertptrft:
Glgene gStQtoms, N6ob 6oobour. . .23-22
6reoeric 2emiS, Gable Oeut16. 5000. .29-22
Sobu 8aplor, Nl1na 8urnom. .29-22
6reO Gunb, Sopbie 0redmau. go. .25-22
@rltelt @ffen9er, SopDie Speet. ..... 26-27
8ernboro @ottl6alf, 2outie Sc Clair. $40
Geo. @oot, Gertrude Wan6eiter. ...25-25
ss{acob Srols, HolItS Yetefubr........26-22
Nron 9erlbrelb, Geu 9o9ot. ...,.. .45-25
MiQtam Safer, Carrie QtGin9s.. 80. .33-31
gt9olas Sbeis, @Qen Carpenter. :. . 1876
QSm. Collier, Mira @aItman. ....... .3S-3S
Qlrtbur 2aperp, Marp 2tltn 9opett. . .26-24
gilbert 8utb, Sernie 6alperleu. .... .22-21
Gi6arb Slpn1, Catherine Q8oQ. $500. .25-23
G6os. 8elt, Gouis Sodles. .23-19
Qbom S6r0ber, Marp Gid. ........ 27-34
G9os. &a9enfne9t, Ntorp Seblacet. $3.50
Gbwarb Campbell, Otinuie 0amilos. .26-21
Sreb S6mtOt, 6attte Otottert. ..... 1876
CHARLES &%1ppenbort Sorob O'gtetl. 1921
0elrp Sc 8la, @race ISril9s. ....... .51-33
=. s. NtQiS, Sannte Smitb. ....... .31-21
8iuis Sintlp OIL, Mamie 86oiien. 800. .28-22
@bmorb WorreQ, Otinie Q9e6ber. -. 1920
So9n S61panbed, Nrlie @ebrn1eiIter .31-2O
@barleS Feterion, 6tttte Oo9em. 90. .28-22
Geo. 2anpert, emma @utfe. ....... .27-23
Sames Softer, W{op 9oa6lep ........ 1875
S,SameS Slen1in9, Seattle Sopce. ....... .35-31
QSiliom cSSadl on, 2i5Sie @eitrom. . .26-27
Splpanus Malette, Wtiltto Sets =. .4O-35
SSonotbor Tourne, Qalioll @patt. . 1876
2(nton 2tnberl OIL, 2ena @9ite. ...... 1872
StepDe1 !6n9beS, Nloltdlta Nrmitron932-22
Sbos. Otenle, Suite Gn99...........34-23
0ermon Sa9nos, Gertrude @obpe, 1875
Oarllts @roB, Yelte Briggs. ...... 800
nNpDl Stlout, ututlgu RotltOH.. ..... .%o-@U
Spar 6iebntouiit, Gmilp Yoriou. 49,. .21-20
Nobert Sbomplon Nnllabelle 6Ol5. . .42-29
W}a99ie S'Gonneu, Sonles O'0onneu .27-27
@i(or6 Smi9art, Otilie Mobou. 49,. 1874
Garl HuileQ, Sattte Sing. ........ .27-17
Sobu 0t9gin9s, Sufie Saplor. ...... .24-18
gSilliam Wtotr, it., 2tSSte @amrom. .24-21
Soiepb 6orlOuib, 2tSSie Dds. .27-24
@boS. S91partS, Wartba SOebne. ..24-19
Qotrid 0unlte, Nnnte &allace. ..... 1876
98tQiom 8eanbtem, Gtbp Miles. 90. .28-22
, 1893-11-28
unterri6t.


e, in oretmpuatftder @urfuS. pIer5ig 0ectio-
" men 81 le > StIrOeN umtaNcuS. lit bel meiner e..
prpbteu Sebrmetbpoe 0uSretGleub. fG cine %oriiuoIidc
9rommatitoltite 9cnntllB Der TrouSpffGeM Dbcr italics
ItIdlcu Spra:He ouSnei9ncn. rno i'll elmer Der UribeH
aus icdbS S6uleru beam. SGhtcriiuen. Negiuu ON Is,
S%epteMber. Wumclonu9er Seitig erbeteu. WE. j.
6rIebeL zoos S6ller-S beater.6eb6uoe
iUicY ipu ben uOuu BAN
, 1893-11-28
betraths1

Sotgen6e 6eiratbsi9eine murben beut(
ertDirft.
, 1893-11-28
8eidGfts= Differentiation.

On nertoufen: GIN erfter a1aiie GelifateTen-@e.
- i60tt pe9en &breiie iofOrt.
, 1893-11-28
gteQengein6e.

Meiu9t: Sunger MauH tuiiui6t etrpas gu OerOie.
" men, gle6Oiel iuie.
2Snop3f RoibL ~ emma Ctr.
, 1893-11-28
Yartncrs.

Meiu6t: SbeiIbaber fir bette Wirtbi6oit uno belts
W Sage Der Stoot nit ~$l000-$l200 baor. Seltene Sc.
~Iegeubett ;%uiofort nodDfro0eu. Abr. w. Z StontS3tg
, 1893-11-28

On pertaufeH: Inter g~iiuittgeu 8eoiugungen meb.
~ rere belt9elegene SolOous an Gft Bolt Ctr, OF Ban
sBuren Str, Welt 8onoDlpb Ctr. Glib Gaual Ctr. uno
Dtllpautee Npe. Ndberes bel r5be Wader & 8irf 8rg.
& NtaItQ. 81, ~ U. 9e5plaimes Ctr. 28np6t
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-02-23

Matters OF More or Less Importance
Tersely Touched Upon.

Matters OF More or Less Importance
Tcrscly Touched Upon.
Bank Of England stock has fallen nins
points since the introduction of the
home rule bill.
In the new Franco-C Canadian treaty of
commerce Canada engages to subsidise
a direct line of French packet boats.
Queen Victoria has sent the pope the
following telegram: II congratulate
You upon completing the so years of
your episcopate and sincerely wish you
health and happiness"
G. A. Buell. has been commissioned
postmaster of La Prairie, Mimi. and G..
G. Hellikson at Mabel A postoffice has
been established at Ibsen, Wilkin
county, with Peter B. Pelland in charge.
= The mercantile agency of r. G. Dun
q Co. has caused q notice to be pub
lished that by mutual concent the con-
nection of Erastus Wiman with the
business of r. @. Dun 81 Co. has been
terminated.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-02-23
For Special DAYS.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 28.-Representa-
tives of the various foreign governments
in this city have received from the man.
ayers of the Chicago worlds fair, re.
quest to severally select some day in the
course of the exposition which shall be
recognized as the especial day of the
nation from which he comes. The in
tention is to have program of exer-
cises arranged for that day which shall
illustrate the peculiar characteristics,
the historv, literature, etc. Of the
nation.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-02-23
A Ranchman Murdered.

KENNEDY, Tex, Feb. 23.-Monday
night Brunson Robbins, a ranchman
was murdered by Mexican named
Gonzales. Robbins missed two horses,
which he found in Gonzales pasture.
Gonzales said he had killed q Mexican
to capture the horses, and would relin-
quish them for 40. Robbins signed a
q due bill for that amount and started
back with the horses. Just as he was
entering his own pasture Gonzales rode
mp, and, without warning, murdered
Robbins and badly wounded Dick Slater.
He escaped, but posse is in pursuit and
he viii be lynched.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-02-23
Probability That Squire Arlington
VIII Break wit, Mitchell.

NEw York, Feb 23-The Herald
says there is possibility of separation
betwecn Charley Mitchell and Squire
Abb.ngton, his backer. The police in
reference asld the various annoyances
to which the Mitchell party has been
subjected since their arrival in this
country are said TO have made the
squire heartily sick of the whole busi-
ness of matchmaking. So when the
temporary stakeholder prepared to hand
the 81, 900 rosted with him back to the
rival parties the squire made up his
mind to get his $4,000 and cut himself
of from further connection with
Mitchell and his proposed fight with
Corbett. Accordingly he went to The
Dramatic News Office ready to grab his
money at the first opportunity. Some
body, however, told Mitchell about the
squire's scheme and the willy English
man induced two of his companions to
keep Arlington ont Of the room until
he had secured the money himself.
Mitchell Took the Money.
In tho squire's absence the temporary
stakeholder handed $4,000 to Brady
and Barney Abrahams put his hand ont
for the squire's money. Mitchell then
very adroitly waved Abrahams aside
and taking the bills thrust them
quickly into his pocket. When the
squire was allowed to enter the room he
promptly asked Mitchell for the money
but the latter told him he must make q
"chawnce' inasmuch as he posted the
money in good faith. Deprived of this
little nest egg there was nothing left for
squire to do but to go to his bankers
and draw 40, 900 with which to enjoy
the beauties of America. But at the
same time MitchelIs action did not
leave very good impression. Indeed,
the squire may force Mitchell to hand
over the money before long.
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A TOWN INUNDATED.

Fort Deposit Citizens Compelled to
Leave Their Homes.
PoRT DEPOSIT, Md, Feb. 23.--One-
half of this place is under water and the
other half is covered with blocks of ice,
driftwood and wreckage. The home
less residents are now quartered in
houses built ON the side of the noun
tain. The water neither increases nor
rscedes. In some parts it covers the
first stories of houses.
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SEVENTEEN SLAIN.
News of a Bloody Fight Between
British Columbian Indians.

News of a Bloody Fight Between
British Columbian Indians.
VANCOUVER. B. c., Feb. 23.--News
comes here from Bellacola that rumors
are in circulation in that district of
terrible Indian massacre that took
place few weeks ago ON Sorrow island.
Some Rivers Inlet Indians went there
to hunt otter, and on the island were
some of the Kilkatas. tribe living
farther north, also hunting. The story
Is that River Inlet Indian molested a
little Kilkatas girl. Her tribe avenged
the Insult by killing the man. A gem
eral tight ensued. The Rivers Inlet
men. who numbered II. were van.
quished and all killed but three chiefs,
who were spared because Of their rank
These weae imprisoned in hut. Thl
Indians held pow WOW and decided
that they, too, must die, and the chiefs
were accordingly shot.
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A BROKEN RAIL.
Five People Killed and Fifteen In
jured Near Columbia City, Ind,

Five People Killed and Fifteen In
jured Near Columbia City, Ind.
FoRT WAYNE, Ind, Feb. 28.-The
eastbound mail and express train No.
20, on the Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and
Chicago road, due here at 1920 p. m,
was wrecked two miles east of Colum-
bia City, Ind, 10 miles west of Fort
Wayne, by broken rail. The engine,
mail and baggage cars passed over the
broken rail, but the last two cars of the
train were precipitated down an en-
bankment 90 feet, the cars turning com
pletely over and being badly wrecked.
Five people were killed, 10 dangerously
injured, some Of the latter no doubt
fatally. The names of the dead and in
jured cannot be learned. A special
car left Fort Wayne for the scene Of the
wreck at | p. m, with half dozen
surgeons on board. A number Of Fort
Wayne people are known to be on the
train.
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A Heat Combine.

TOLEDO, o., Feb. 23.-There are in
Toledo representatives of all the great
heating and ventilating companies in
the world. They are quartered at the
Boody House and all are as mum as
oysters. There are about 30 of them,
the English and French heating a, d
ventilating companies being represented
by agents. From Isaac O. Smead Of
this city, tits learned that the object OF
the meeting is the perfection of an or
ganization whose object shall be the
control of the market for the supplies
dealt in and the prevention of unneces-
sary competition.
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ANOTHER WRECK.

Two Killed i'm Collision ON tho
schnyikill Valley Road.
READING, Pa, Feb. 23.-A wreck oc-
CURED on the Pennsylvania and Schuyl-
kill Valley railroad, between Phoenix
vile and Spring City. A shifting en-
gine, going east withan empty train Of
40 coal cars, collided with an extra
freight running wests about one and q
half miles west of Spring City. Watson
Weller, John Dennis and Waiter Brun-
ner, employed by the company at Spring
City, were riding ON the shifting engine
on their way to Norristown. Weller
and Dennis were killed, Fireman Nc
Cord and Flagman Davis, of the shift
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A scientist Dead.

LEwIsBURG, Pa, Feb. s3.-William
s. Owen, well known scientist of
Lewisburg, Pa, died recently of yellow
fever in Honduras while making exca-
vations for Harvard university and coll
lecting exhinitsfor the archaeological ex-
hibit at the worlds fair.
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Declared a Draw.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 23.--Jim Burge
Of Australia, and Charley johnson of
st. Paul. welterweights, fought at the
Palo club. johnson forced the fighting
up to the eighth round and considerable
hard fighting resulted. johnson nearly
whipped himself trying to finish the
Australian and from the seventeenth to
the twenth-fifth round was very weak.
Burge shot his bolt in the twenty-fifth
trying to finish johnson and from then
to the finish little fighting was done. A
draw was declared at the end of the
thirty-sixth round. Johnson was much
the stronger of the two at the finish and
was unmarked.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-02-23
REVOKED TOLLS.

The President Issues a Proclamation
Regarding Canadian Traffic.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 23. The president
has issued q proclamation revoking the
tolls levied on Canadian vessels and
cargoes in the Sault Ste. Marie canal,
in consequence of the Dominion govern.
ment adopting an order in council re-
moving the determinations against
American vessels passing through the
Canadian canals.
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Another Probable Victim of Two
Sticks Band,

SticiSs' Band.
RAPID CRY. S. ID, Feb. %. 3.-Informa-
ton reGclIes here from the Cheyenne
river, rear Viewield, about 25 miles
east, stating that q cowboy named
Henry Brewer has been missing from
the Holcomb cattle and horse ranch for
the past two weeks, and it is feared he
has fallen victim to the hands of Two
Sticks band OF narauding Indians.
Brewer left the camp about two weeks
ago to round up some stray horses, and
as the Indians were seen in the vicinity
at that time near Sulphur creek, it is
thought he was waylaid by them.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-02-23
spotted Fever In Kentncky

LOUISVILLE, Feb. 23. Spotted fever
has been epi ,mic in Marshall county
for several weeks and 30 deaths are re-
ported. DIR. Mccormick has ordered
DR.. Frank Boyd Of Paducah. to proceed
to the afflicted district and take the nee
essary measures to prevent the spread
of the plague.
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Heavy SHOWS East.

YORK, Pa, Feb. GA heavy snow
fell here during the night. In the morn
ing the ground was covered to a depth
OF IL to IL inches. The snow is drifting
badly and iailroaa travel is seriously
infped tl.