davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1894-02-03
SdIimm fir Sen pfarrer Pepp.
Nusiasen eines 2Ir5tes urro eiites apothefers.
Sc oci.ne e. gRis.. 3. 1Sebr.

w y u q SOtS'I ," OCOb+
@eitern en6ete ser BroScB gegen BEN
Bfarrer 9. g. 0epp bon Materforb, tuel7
cher angefLa9t ipar, bur6 Gernacbldiii9ung
ben Sob bes 9ienftm6bbens @ffte 8romz
neu ~peranloBt 81 baOen, pelbes am 81.
Sauuar in oes 8farrers Mo6nun9 in SoIge
elmer Sriibeeburt itarb, unD Der Nngetla9te
murbe freigeiprocben. SIS pur6e iebob ioz
fort auf bic NntGage, etlte Derbre6erticbe
operation an benz OtdDcben porgenommen
3u baben, etu neuer 6aftbefebG gege11 i'm
~ertpirft, unb Sic NuSio9en bes 9tr3tes, nell
1er 6aS MtGb9en in 8eDanblung bate,
itnD duBerit belaitenb fir ben Qlngetldgten.
0erielbe ia9tc, boB 6epp oret Wonate bor
benz Spbe 0eS WtGo6enS 81 i6m getonmen
lei, unb i'm oufgefOrDert babe, cine Derbrez
6erti1e operation an bemlelben Dor5u7
nebmen. ST babe iib ie6ocb belien genet
CERT; Sepp babe tbn bann %9efrogt, oh ct
nid6t ielbit cine 6erartige Separation DOrz
nebmen t0nne, unb Der Npotbeter 6. 8.
Waoe lo9te aus, baB 6epp bel ibn Elm Sn7
itrument, tpie lie fir iolcbe Speratioten be-
nuBt iperben, 9efauft babe. Scr 8farrer
ipiro tpabri6einltcb beute Derbaftet peroen,
unb ietn 8roSeB pirb i'm &reiSgeri9t sur
8~er6anolung tommen,
, 1894-02-03
Die Reii9natton oreier Stats.
Seamten
Don Dem Gouperneur Don mi6igan per-
lanot.
0oniin4, W}i3., 3. Gebruar.

StaatSiefretdr So6im. StaatSi6abz
metfter 6onbiber unb HanozGommiiiar
8errD 6atten beute GOrmitta9 etne Gonfez
ren3 nit @ouOerneur Jticb. 9aS &eiultat
berieIben mar, OaB iie BON Dem Stats
Sberbaupte aufgeforbert purben, bis
nd6iten 0ienitag ibrc Heiignation ein3uz
rei4en. 0ie @enannten befinben iicb in
8eratbung nit ibren politiiden Sreunben
unb ibren QtnpGlten, I'M Dinitchtltcb bes
bon ibnen gu beo6adtenDen @erbaltens 81
einer @nti6etOung GIL ~9clangen.
, 1894-02-03
Sikun9 Ser frans0iifhen 5Iotten.
Gommihion.
NomiraI 6erpais iit iehr b6ie.
g ortS,3 3. Tebr,

B1rt9, 3. 0ebr.
Die erite Sibun9 Ser Gommtiiion, >pelcbe
.6a5u %ernannt, ben3uitanb Der fran3Oiiicbeu
Tlotte gu untcriucben, fano 9citern ltott
unb CAB gu iebr beitigen Gr0rterungeu 5ipis
iben Deri6iebenen GommiiiionSs WfttgIicz
bern, Sfft5icren unO 8eantcn Der Slotte
NnlaB. Nomiral @crpais mcigerte iicb
9eraOc5u, Dem eDeilali9en Marinee Sngez
nieur Bierrc Subtle bic 6anb 81 reicben,
neil ct in Der &ammer cinen ouf DoS
Sronsporti6iff 9tomeO be5ii8licben un8itu>
itiQen 8ertbt Derleien bate.
, 1894-02-03
Stirmifde Reiie Oes Oampfers
nGtrurtd"
8 II, 3. s

NNeehstD 70 Il, 3. Tebt.
Der 9ampfer yGtruria" BON Der Guz
narbz2tnic, &apitdn 8aIfcr, tpeIbcr belte
Mor9en poE SEEM Yorf bier anfam, bcricbz
let, CAP CT WabrcnO Der Sabrt iblec6teS
@etter geba6t babe. Die @o8en gingen
auf Der 60be BON &ocbeS Yoint, mo Die
9ampfcr Baiia9terc unO 9oitiacben fir
SrlanO an feline 9ampfer abQeben, 10
boot, baB bieie iicb Der OGtruria" nic6t ndz
bern fOnnten. 9teie iebten beS6alb, O6ne
Die Boiiagiere Ober 8Oitiacben 81 Ianben,
ibre 6abrt na9 2tDerpool fort.
, 1894-02-03
Die 6eiAdfte beiiern fih; oie 2lus:
fdten itno gut,
limo aIlenthaIben Rerridt re9eres Sebert.
0etrnit. W2ih.. 3. Gebr.

Die @ei6dfte in BEN biciigen Tabriten
fangen an iib 81 beiiern. Die r6erran6
8Otep Organ 60" bat Bic 3abl ibrer 9lrs
better UNI $50 W3ann permebr1, unb iptrb
in ~penigen BOben nit boiler &raft in
SbGti9teit iein. Die Detroit Safe Gom7
panD" orbeitet Sag uno Nabt nit boiler
&raft; bel S. s. Bodies & So. itnb neunaig
b. 8. Der regelmdBi9en 2trbeiter in GbGtt9z
felt; sic rs. 8. 8arnum Mire & Sron
8orfS" arbeiten nit baIber &raft unD bic
Detroit Orb 0of 60" bat mebr 2lrbejter
an8eiteit, unb bcricbtet, baB Die @nlsii6ten
cnti9teben 9iinitt9er ltnb.
, 1894-02-03
Jener on9eblifle uRepolutiondr"
mieoer III Sreiheit 9eiebt.

Can N"utonio, Ser., 3 Tebr.
Der iun9e Nmerifaner 8aIter g8i0ett,
ipelcber titr5lib III Der mcrifanti6en Stabt
Gbilcpancin8o i'm State Guerrero inter
Der S;i3ulbi8ung, ein y&eUoIutiOnGr" 81
lein, perDaflet purbe, bat burcb 9ermtttez
lung oeS amerifaniiben @cianOten IN
Nterito, 6rn. @raD, ieite Sret6cit 3urii6z
O%erlangt, nabOem Dem BrGiiOenten Dtas
fir leine llnicbuIo geniigenoe 8etpciie porz
gelegt pproen rparen.
, 1894-02-03
8olmoceoiiten MAIDEN iia maufi9
Sic 9reifen cine N.tiaerie=Kaierne an.
sc e 10 q prf. 3. ISebr

Sin Saufc bon breiBig MGnner1, wte
man a%nnilnnlt 8almaceoilter, griffen,
laut einer 0epeibe aus 0nlparaiio an be1t
v0eralb", am leBten 9onneritag Die Qrz
ttueric7 &aierne III Santiago an. sic
tparen nit HeUOlOern unb 9olben benaffz
net, murDen aber bon Der &aicrnen>gSacb
nacb fur3em aber blutt9em Sample 5uridz
geicblagen unb lieBen finf Sobte unb einen
SbtperperpunOeten auf benz 8laBe. Qtbz
tbetlungen bon Otilitdr unb Bolt5ct be-
tpabcn Die StraBen III Der 0tGbe Der &az
ierne, ba man anntntmt, 6aB ficb nocb Oiele
Sbeilnebnter an benz Q(noriff in Der Na9z
boricbaft peritedt baben.
, 1894-02-03
Der merif oniide Staotsiefretdr
ct. 0ouis Mo., 3. Sebr.
&ie9t in, Sterben.

Cine Spe5ial6epcibe beS bieiigen r@lobe
Democrat" meIbet aus Suerarctaro III
Wterifo, boB Ser mertfanii6e StaatSiefretGr
&Omiro Gubio, Ser S6Wte9erpater oes
8rdiioenten 9ia3 in Solge elmer gtieren7
trantbeit, an Der er i6on iett LANCER 3ett
%geIitten, i'm Sterben ltcgt.
, 1894-02-03
Die 0arnepalGuitbarfeiten in Nep
Orleans.
Cine reee Gbeilnahme erpartet.
q N OrLenns- 3 Ge6r

% Sf|Ie1ns, 3. Sebr.
Die Garnepals 6eitlicbfeiten perDen bierz
ieLbit am nacbiten Montag nit Der Q%lntunft
Bring GarnepalS ibren 9lnfang nebmen.
IS ftn6 bcreits pteLe 6rembe in Der Stabt
anlpeienb unb nod mebr perben erpartet.
Qu9 bic Qntunft Der ygtatiOnal Cancers"
ltnb bic y@ouernors 0rap's" aus Dubuque
in Soma tperben morgen erpartet. Gous
perneur Softer befinbet iib bereits in Ser
Stobt, UNI bel benz Gmpfan9e @ouoerneur
6lomer's 3ugegen al ietn.
, 1894-02-03
fri, Sane Qooms bon Chicago
Sol cine Reoe haIter.
Gan Tranctsco GOI., 3. 8eb

Gan n CO, GoI., 3. 8eb.
Sn elmer Geriammlung bes 8erpal>
t%ungsratbeS bes Trauencon9reiieS ber
8interauSteQung wurOe mit9etbciIt, baB
6rGuletn Sane Nbams, bic @riinDerin beS
berlibmten 6uu>6auieS in Gbicago, BENT
ndbit in Der Stabt eintreffen ipirb. SIS
muroe beibloiien, 0ieielbe ein8ulaOen, I'M
GongreB cine Qlniprabe 81 balten.
, 1894-02-03
1Inopfommene Onmpfer.

@tbraltar: Spree" bon @enua na6
Stem Oort.
8remerbaoen: vSaaIe" bon Stem
ODrf.
Soutb pton: vgtep gOrt" na6
Stem gorf.
, 1894-02-03
m0bentliher 8anfausmeis.
sc IN Oorf, 3. SSebr.

% en- yOrt, 3. Tebr.
Ser @O6enberi6t Der ~oereinigten 8anz
fen 5ei9t Observation-Disclosures &eierpe,
3unabme, $3.50, 900; 0arIeDen, 3uz
nabne 1888, 900; 8aargeI6, 3unabme 49,
663, 100; @reenbads, 3unoDme $945, 600
0epoitten, 3unabme 81 ia, 1000; @irtuIaz
tion $4,000. Die 8anfen 9aber ieBt
Sill, 623 900 iiber Der geicbli9en @elerDe
bon % b. s.. in tbrem 8eiiB.
, 1894-02-03
Die en9Itfhe preHe iber 2l0miral
8enham.
Die poIitif GIepeIano's perurtbeiIt.


3. TeDr.
Ser vStattit" ia9t in ieiner 8eiprecbun9
betr, 6es GerbaltenS NbmiraL 8en6am's:
SAILS eS pabr lit, boB QOmirol 8enbam's
@in9reifen BEN 3med bate, Ser Sode Ser
bralilianil6en Monarbiften su ibaben, 10
bat BrGiibent GlcDelano bamit, baB er benz
9(bmiraI Bic be5ii9l. Snitruftionen ertbeiltc,
etnen 9roBen Srrtbum b~e9angen. ST abmt
bamit ba5 BON eurOpGii6en Mdcbten,
pelbe su @uniten zines bcion6ereu 9te9iz
mes ii6 IN Die NngeIegenbetten anbere 9anz
Der etnmli1en, gegebene 8eiipiel na9,"
, 1894-02-03
nun9sperfbteoenhei
Jm eneIif6en Cabinet.
Qn6pn. 3. GIebr.

g1ab Wfittbeilungen BON GorD> 3eitungcn
berridbeu I'M britllcben cabinet O%teinungSs
Oeri1teben6eiten betreffS Der Nufrec9terbalz
tun9 Ser britii9en Sberberri9aft iiber
Uganda in 9frtfa. 0laoitonc iou in Bez
3ug auf bieie Qngele8enbeit anberer Qniicbt
lein ais oer Wttniiter oes NuswGrtigen,
Serb 0toicberp. 9iele Wfittbciluugcn ftnz
pen iibrisens nur wentg @lauben.
, 1894-02-03
Gin fludti9er Kuboieb
Don uGowboYs" wieoer ein9efan9en.
0eobmnob. g. o. 3. Gebr

9eo6mOOb, g. g., 3. Sebr.
Der &uboieb 9aoe 9u6arm betpertftelz
ligte am 0onnertag Qtben6 ieine Slubt
aus benz @efdngniB s1 Wtinneiela, tpObei
er BEN @efGn9niBmdrter nit eineln SoI37
icbeit nieOeriblug. 3wei yGOtpbODS" MACH
ten ii3 io8Lei6 ouf ieine 8erfolgung uno
erpiidten i'm, nabbem ie 30 Oteilen 9es
ritte1t tpQrclt.
, 1894-02-03
Gtne Gntfdetoun9 oes Grsbtfhofe
Don Ilew porf
Seitens DER Propaganda" oufredt erhaIten

Seitens DER Propaganda" oufredt erboIten.
Sem gorf, 3. Sebr,
Cine Spe3ialbepeidbe Der 6ieiigen Sun"
meIoet aus Gom, OaB bic 8erufung bes
@eiitLi6en Or. 8urtieu ge9en ieine Nbieb7
ing ais 8aiter Der GpipbaniaS> &trbe in
Stem Oort burcb ben @r3bilbof Gorri9an,
tpel9e Dor bret Sabren e%rfolgte, leitens Der
vYropa9anOa" abgemteicn nor6en iet,
nacbbem Die Nn9elegenbeit elmer lebr elm
gcbenben 1nteriuc6ung u~nterporfen NOR
ben. Q8te es beiBt, bat it6 Or. 8urtiel
bon 3Om MACH benz 5eiIisen 2anOe Be-
.aebe1.
, 1894-02-03
6irhterltde RdIte i'm Raufafus.

Sbeiia q, 3. 6eb.
SIM &aufaiuS berribt ieit einigen Gaz
gen 9anS entieblicbe &dIte. Sn Der hinge
gerb BON @rioan iino angeblicb iiber adbtz
3ebn 9eriouen bon g80lfen 5%erriiieu mors
ben.
, 1894-02-03
mieoeraufnabme Ger Nrbeit
Jn elmer 9ro6eu G0pferei.

Btttsbur9, 9o., 3. Sebr.
Die v9tonier BotterD Co." gu 8eus>
bile, O., CAB 9eitern ben 6or6erungsn ibrer
itreifenOen Qlrbeiter nacb, tueI9e in Der
Qtn5a6l BON $50 Mann pieber al Bic Or
belt 9tn8en.
, 1894-02-03
Die Kaffee= Grnte in
mitteIz2 lmerifa gut eerothen.

Gan 8ranctsco, 3. Sebr.
Der 9ampfer San 8la8" lit NIT elmer
8epolttgen 2abun8 &affee bier angetomz
men. 9eritlbe bericbtet. baB bic &affeez
crnte in MitteIs2lmerif cine auBerorbeut>
lid groBe lein Dta0.
, 1894-02-03
Sir Sen 8ombenmerfer Daiuant
Derwenoen fid Gaiimir p6rier uno OupuY.
6 nris. 3. Eeh.

Das vSournal 6es Debat8" tbettt nit,
6oB Der 8remiermtniiter @alimir 96rter
unb Der &ammerz8 r6ftbent 0upub it9 bel
8rGiibcnt Garnot INN Sic ~ltmtpdnolung bes
gegen ben 8om6enperfer @aiuant sefGuten
Io0eSurt6etIS Derpenben.
, 1894-02-03
Stretfunruben.
Die Stteifer BON Ser Sherif5manni8aft aus.
einanoer9etriebeu.
90 3. GSebr

einanoereetrieben.
Burlington, 3. Sebr.
Ser Sberiff Silman lift Qeitern telegraz
p6iib aufgeforbert morbeu, nit elmer !6ilfsz
manni6aft nab 2tcme 81 fommen, neil Die
@rubenar6eiter III Montgomery nach ben
SteDens @ru6en mari6iren, Inn Die Qlrbei7
ter bort BON Der 2lrbeit ab3ubaLteu. DIS
Der Sberih nm 7 l1br NbcnbS in 2lcme an
fam, fan6 ct bic Qlrbeiter Der Steoens
0rubcn 6ereit, ben 2euten pom MontgomerD
cinen bciBen gmpfan9 ST. b%erciten. 9ie@
ieIben 5Ogen bei'Oer Q~lntunft 0es S6eriffs
ausetnanoer.
Sci einem ipGteren Sample nit elmer
8anbe bon 300 Strcifern fam eS SIT Sdbie7
Beret, nobel SDei grubenarbettcr leicbt unb
elmer icbtper Deripunbet norben. @eitere
ltnruben iperben nicbt befiirbtet.
, 1894-02-03
Die PerSo9in Don 2rlanheiter
Don eirem Ieihteu unfou betrOfeu.


Die @ersO9in bon Mon6eiter, pclcbe
itcb bier 3eitmeili9 aufbielt, muroe 9eitern
2tbenO BEL elmer SpasierfaDrt aus ibrem
Wa9en 9cicbleubert; ite fiel babel gegen
ette Wtauer uno tru9 einige Ieicbtc @unOen
i'm @eii9te uno in Der &opf9aut Dopon.
, 1894-02-03

I'm Stellun8iucbenben BEL Ser 9e9enz
tpdrtt9en 9fotDlage bas Grlan9en BON 8ez
d6dfttgung 81 erlei9tern, nimmt DaS
NbenobIatt Der SuinoiS StoatsSettung
SteuenQeiu9e u~nelltneltlidA aaf.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-02-02
E. :. s1AAs.
PALACE BARBER SHOP
Htsst class wosknss.
ascoaA door north Of ccnnor's drus store.
Hor srsnss, 8. OAK.
Notice.

Notice.
RAPgD CRY, Z. ~. Jan 10, 1904.
4 oiipets hereby eivsn tint the tplt
L SEtomine township plats will " died III,
this oslss on tie loth day Of February,
( lSps. vix: iES
Tewnship sssouth Of range 3. y. Il. n
's:ssll "a :. ~ = :. ~ ~ = =
y Isl : Z. :. s :. :. ("
8 : 81 SO, :. = !.
= q & y ~ :. 10 = +. =
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-02-02
oMvRcM DIRECTORY.

CATHOLlC CHuROH: Services held In 81.
" esry's Church avery Sunday ~ Rev. Father
Cassidy.
N ETllODlST EPIsCOPAL CHURCH: Rev.
NJ MA Nwickarti, A. ~ PastDr. Hefvicse every
Sunday. SUNDAY sch,N,l at ESQ .. N. Preaching
q n \. m and ~. M. Cass meeting follow
Ing II o,cluck sefvica PRAYER msieting Thursday
evening, 7:oA. ErwORTgl LEAoUg m.ese everS
Sunday evening at $50 O'clock. Everybody ih.
.yitod, All services IN the Black Hills COlleGe.
BAPTIST cHURCH: Services 10 the. Church
4 D ON CWileee Hill every sandy q l0:a0 .. m.
and S:a0 D. m by Robf. l.eslie. psstar. sunday
echsN,l a& ll:00. Young pe.,ples' union At 6:6O
evety sunday evening Junior B. Y. r. U. or the
chiidren's meeting at 3 y. IN.
EPIStNPAI. CHURCH: st. I.uke's Mission.
II Rev. J. n. Leeds. Priest. Morning prayer
II 90 =. IN: evening prayer, 30 p. m. Services
held in the Court H0nee
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH: Rev. r. $.
~ Frame, tastUr. Servicee IN the Church
every Sunday at 1880 M and S:8I p. m. sun
day schoui vt II 80 .. m. Young Peol,lss S'ctety
Of Christian EndeAvOr meets every ~ nday ever
ing It $50 In the Congregational Church. Every.
body invited.
I0REsBYrERrAN CHURCH: services in the
! i Churchsu un Minnekahtx avenue. Morning.
services ut II y. m. Evening service ut 7:8 p IN
Sunday school and Ministers Bible class vt \. q
N. Thursday evening prayer neettny " $40 =
u. Rev. A. u. Cooper, PaatOr. Ladies Aid meets
TLursday atternO"n Vt . p. m.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-02-02
Mid-v'int%r Exposi,,on.

The low. rates to California now Of.
fercd by the Burlington Route. con.
st.tute an uneqaalled opW,tun,,y oi
visiting that land Of sunshine, fruit
and flowers.
On account OF the Mid-Winter Ex-
position-California's World Fair
agents are now selling round tril
tickets to San Francisco, Los Angeles.
San l,ernardino, San Diego, ETC., y,
greatly reduced rates.
Tickets are oond to return until
April 3Oth. 1894, and are very liberal
as regards stop overs and transit limit
Wide choice of routes going and com
ing.
This is the year Of years to visi,
California, and the Burlington is th'
route of routes tn get there.
Ask your nearest ticket agent 70,
full information, or write to- j. Fran
els. General Passenger and 'Iicke
Agent, Omaha, Neb.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-02-02

Al NS3s. NJ QsTH M @
ss e r 8 3 ~ =, ~. y ~
.el -; !!ssEy xsstE, e,ss I'm.
4 III MA, d. Hiscsss, Ed Maillisg; fesrtS
sNe1 Tepis q. gelle, l. .. Eli1woetA.
si iA91ueuisy-S. 0tko,n. = y5st =
III, Ael1ltue- u g. OickNves. 6si u s3s 81
= y edWvnd netey. ~; &
Ss Bn11Deee@0altet Scolts l
& y Mnf5hnl ChAfle9 Rue.
4 SEssliEo 1uaxe- y Z. kanahle.
II Ntght pollcs- g. Curtis Aad Ttue .Pass1nA
eE COUNTY.
Az Andttor4.W. w. 6mithson.
IN STroisnrer-JSuaeU Bradley.
ShAfi0 H. w. Rlakey. s
! CDefk Ut csburt-W. l.. jndkins,
W Rewieter ~ sdsede-E. =. Kelley.
4 / Hsate,s B attarney-C Chnmhets Ka.llar.
3eperlntendent 1T echuole-L. D. Brooke.
: SafyeyOr-W Willis Hawyer,
Aeoeesir-J A. Ball. VI n
County iudwe-L. 4. Call.
CUeonef-W. I. COlvert. ~, u :
.issionsrs-J. y. Noodle, chairman, y. y.
iWhitev W. b. Craven.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-02-02

fsATHOLlC CHuROH: SERVICES held in g.
" nssy's Church avery Sunday BY New. Fashes
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-02-02


Il. Il st s 8 'sS
s ~ sDiIssts - lssl fcesdlnes over tsse
conxtttntt,s. s'f Tho slivsr sle ~ t!.ls
county, aisd ss.'tllY the ~ y jgOOd
mMhy gs,Od rtlstlssslcAiss Ol. slie ssst.
lnMde s.p my nlti,d - Nd ts'ss y s.lort
ctl,MmMllicallO,s " tllrsn, with yput klnd
lNrmt stssll.
As N'e u.ne % draWtllR s.esE WHICH, ZOE
the K0'd Ut the public the republican
pHrty must Ngails declxru Itself; ana
st.s.i.lR ti.Mt y me " t'le lessalmg Np'lehi 1
cans ~ the party nave lMtslgtu t''sm.
selves TO rrtih.ll.les w..lcll atler dne qs'-
liberation ule.y may vtly Mic" regret.
&tn NJ y republican, Hs,tl 1lsss as, ass no
v0eMte Nf Hsts trs'e ana ul'ltmlttA cnih-
Mgt. ~ b0 u xald ,alsd stlves. ct.alst'.e''ed
70 remind them tlsAt 10 tlle tepMO'scan
party s'as os.ra. n ps,''siOe TOT NJ tlle
l-gtslNtio" fr'.m which. THIS country Inns
pfs,spert'd unlike 1s.y Otiss'r tA iOll sllsce'
gov. rninrilts were lirst is.stitattsl; TIE
party trom which ema''H'' q TIE idea "t
trtsdOni and equality tOr MI men WIFI
".t d sttnctt'''l nf c''l"r or p'evlslls cnt.-
diitUn nf servttude; the party wll.,st.
councils a''d etslatir,, has products
y Ss'i''ittl"l' under which the 'atHhi''g
classes ut America have. prtsl't.rrts IN
those ut ''o other land. ~ seems to mr.
tint u. p,rty Should advocate the very
important tnras''res now before TIE
.N'nrrica,' prp' 10 as !" republican
measure. W. icil they ss'o1ld make u
lt'atitllg subject III al tlleir deliberate tis''s
and ti'' s'' as u party. mt as ll'dlvld''a'
constituents or any league or circle.
N" my rrr', ilca'' fr,rnds th's " no
time for r pub'ica''is''' W a low itse
W athliate Will any .'i'er party.
ft"ple are l''Ohi''R u, the reP""l'c;Li
party !" deliver them trstn TIE drstl'u'
ton brought OH NY the party III power
A republican organization pledged IN
its platform tn The sssl'p'rt "t any meas
.lre tending 10 the Tree as''' hlllnnteo
c"ii'aRe ut 10th gold ald SILVER ~ =
ratio Ut l0 tn !. ana That the c"'.'age ol
those metals shall not l'e nstr'cled Y
the lrOduct ut American mines. VII
meet Will u hearty e'ldorsement IRON
t''e great majority oI ts'e ftpAO'ica's o'
tsls c"''"ty.
Tie Tree coiilaRe OF silver, wIlle !
very Desirable piece OF leg'slalii', u
"ot t'e "h'S lee's'a'lo' w'lch tl''
American people. from every Guy a"o
county. are now demanding. We heet
t''e protection aitOrded o''' 'hans'tle'
uider q rel'uoiic ~ aami'''s'r''''"s'' a'''
whl'e you may una warm supporters "
tle Tree coinage ot SILVER aih"ig ~
parties. you VIII nave 10 R' u l''e Te
pnollca'l party Tor tue l'rolect'o'. w'hs
makes the America" cltsze''. MS L. fn'et
hnam"tacturer. mechanic. anu a'i ot''eF'
happy. ~ IL thiS. my rep'o''caI' irlel''
s'sners OF tle 81 vef'tag"e oI ran 1--we
county, that makes me appear 10 yo..
rep"Dlicanism. ana demand /" rspao''
Can organization pledy' q 10 tn"se II
D forms that are ut this time demlamde,
! by all parties. apupal To eAcl, as !,
.n.,;.n.nt - .,,., ,..,.tv v,,;. /, ,v,,.,
s"'''''uo''s ~ t.'''s p"''y ""' VIZ
th's government "as'n Ns most d'r
necessity. WAS responsible for the llOiMi
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-02-02

G. A. R.-silss A. Strickland Post, No. 1s7.
Dept. Of S.,. Dak, meets regularly In the evening
second and fourth SATURDAYS Of each month.
Bugie will sound the assembly ut O'clOck.
Wn. MAyO, Up MEGREw,
Adjuiant. Commander.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-11-10
AND ON The RUN /!
But Two Years Hence will 5s
Strongly R,inforead and
Again DO vietcrs.

The battle is over and the Demo-
Gratis of Gilmore county have sus-
tanned partial defeat. Nant Of
thorough organization is the princi-
pal cause-yet the presence of few
miserable traitors in our ranks con-
tributed materially to the result.
Yet another cause is very apparent,
and that is that the Republican
Populists tumbled back into their
old ranks and the fool Democrats
remained with their new love.
The true Democrats of Gilmore
have been taught severe lesson by
the result Of Tuesdays election
one which they should profit by.
Let them commence right now to
put things in order for 1896. kick
out the traitors that are known,
bury all personal animosities and
place the party in this county where
it rightfully belongs at the next gen.
eral election. Up and at EN- again,
boys, for the good old Democratic
doctrine will sooner or later prevail
throughout the land.
The following county candidates
have doubtless been elected by plu-
ralities ranging from 3 to 60.
Senator--G. d. Golden. Repub-
lican, by 3 votes over Helfrich.
Representative--John Mcmillan,
Republican.
Joint Representative-Charles NJ.
Brown, Republican.
Auditor and Recorder-Wm. A.
Reynolds, Democrat.
SHERIFF.. p. Oliver, Republican.
Asscssor-Joe ID. Helfrich, Dem.
Probate Judge. T. Sprague,
Rep, 5 votes over Clinton.
Treasurer-Charles w. Howeth,
Democrat.
Surveyors. G. Rhoades, Dem.
Coroner-Dr. Smith, Dem.
Corker, Lester and Hartwell, all
Republicans, are elected county
commissioners.
J. ]. Little, DEM, and George l..
Cole, Rep, are elected Justices for
NTH Home precinct, and Chas. HI.
Rinehart constable.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-11-10
THREE DAYS RACING.

There will be three days racing at
Mountain Home, commencing Nov.
20. Some handsome purses will he
hung up each day, and the railroad
company has promised reduced fare
for the occasion. Following is the
programmes:
First day-600 yards; best two
in three; free for all. Purse, SIS.
First horse, $50; second, S25.
Saddle-horse race. 440 yards.
Purse, $50; first horse takes the
money.
Second day---440 yards; free for
all; best two in three. Purse, SIS.
First horse. $40; second horse, $50;
third horse, $15.
Third day-600 yards; best two
in three. Purse, $3.50. First horse,
800; second, $50; third, $40.
Cow-horse race-440 yards. Purse
$40. Best horse gets the money.
In all races three or more horses
to enter; not less than three to
start.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-11-10
It'd THE crrIxExs or 0wyMEE
COUNTY. IDAHO.

A. we have been hsssy taxpayarx In 0wyheo
esets fef The pas aitsen year, es A. The srcrr Of
taxpassss eoes largely 20 pey ofszhnlder ua,e arr
supposed 70 sustain TIE iaw. aal b administer tie
SAME nEaFslaily, and a. We fra, that We have BEEN
greatly IuFesi sud darngaa ~ the action 81 one II
aaia cfeers. nAsncly. thr Sbergn - usyhes county,
we make this statement 70 thc pahlis
Some sine during the ncrth Of October 1854, Mr..
Geo V. Rude comuienced action against our Mr..
Morgan rlll Cor sum less than sssoe TIL. cause a
artion arose srcin purchase q has unais n, or
foreman, NJ. Chris oleson and ha dispgsed the
quantity 81 hay claimcd 60 have hcsn delivered b.
said Rude We have NJ ali Tunes been ready 70 pay
the anoaat a. hgurel BY dozen disintercstct par
tlss; hat said Rude declined 10 arceps sa srnn and
brought suit against US for the amount he eh.lmoa
The difference claimed about ssoo. The action
brought for tho whole sum. or say sum les
than sison and papers Of attachment were served by
tbs Sheriff on property for this latter sum.
The Deputy sheriff found our foreman Al work
branding In Dsck Valley, and al served papers,
hut soli him he would not touch tho stock for tsar
days. which would allcs Mr. Olsen plenty Of time 10
reach Eko. consult attorney and return; but In.
stead Of keeping his word. informed that he
commenced to gather the cattle the same morning
that the foreman started for Flko. To this VIC make
ohjeesion-but do make serious objection 10
tho manner In which said Hcpnty sheriff and his
men handled our stock while In their possession.
The law distinctly states that s'the sheriff Ia &c.
tons Of attachment shall only take into his posses.
sion sufficient property in his Judgment TO cover thu
sum in litigation, and Tor Of less than eis0o
The sheriff Of owyhee county took and kept In his
possession more than six hundred and ATTY head Of
cattle and CAUSED the 10 be nightly corraied Ia
ninety foot corral and which entirely too sral
Tor this number Of cat,le, and thereby greatly dam.
aged AMI injured our property. From this band u
cattle he also declined 10 permit cur foreman 10 take
the beef. and again caused Us great damage as the
foreman had TO asband his oatii, and quit work.
A the Deputy sheriff had en- outnt Of six men
With him. elapi he had right 10 coral and abuse
these esttis, and IL there Is any Justice IN owyheS
county We intsnd 10 make him and his bondsmeu
pay FOR this carnage done
Mr. y. l. Raiarri's salary wa@ paid hin 10 protect
property and NOT 60 damage H.
Nerf truly, MORGAN hILL.
q the hrm Of Murphy nm,
Duck Valley, idaho.