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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-08-09
Married.,

CUMMINs.-GRANLEE.-OnJ July
4, by the Rev. Gorge W. Kepler, at
the New Glade Hotel, Oakland,
Mr.. John B. Cummins, of Monon-
gala county, W. Va, and Miss
Amanda B. Granlee, of Greene
county, Pa.
AvIs.-FIsHER.-On July 10,
1894, by the Rev. George W. KEEP
Ter, at the M. E. parsonage, Oak
land, Mr.. George Davis and Miss
Margaret B. Fisher, both of Key
ser, W. Va.
PELL.-GLENN.-On August /,
1894, by the Rev. George W. KEEP
Ter, at the M. E. parsonage, Oak
land, Mr.. John r. Pell, of indie
pendence, W. Va, and Miss Sadie
Lee Glenn, of Grafton, W. Va.
Standardization August 6,
1894, by the Rev. George W. KEEP
Ter, at the Central Hotel, Oakland,
Mr.. Caleb L. Swizer and Miss Mary
E. Gain, both of Doddridge county,
W. Va.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-08-09
Resigned on Account of Old Age,

COPENHAGEN, Aug. SKIING Chris
tan has accepted the resignation of
Premier Jacob Broennum Scavenius
Estrup, who retires on account of old
age, and has appointed Baron Reedtz-
Thott, minister Of foreign affairs, to
be president of the council of ministers,
in place of NJ. Estrup, who was also
minister of finance.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-08-09
VIII Comply With the Ordinance,

CHICAGO, Aug. 8.-The officials of the
Lake Shore and Rock Island railroad
have formally accepted the terms Of the
track elevation ordinance recently passed
by the city council and agreed to pro-
coed Immediately with the work of
raising the tracks. This announcement
was made to Mayor Hopkins, and with
it was posted the deposit of 100000 as
guarantee of the fulfllmeDt of the
terms of the ordinance.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-08-09
suicided Over Her Children.

New YORK, Aug. 8.-Mrs. Adelaide
Stock, 30 years old, has committed sui
eide because of dependency over the
death of her two children. The children
died within few days of each other in
July and since then the mother has been
melancholy. Standing before mirror,
she shot herself in the head, the bullet
causing instant death.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-08-09
Ltaisan Banker Missing.

Boston, Aug. 8.-Braggio Turko, an
italian banker, has disappeared and his
bank at 215 North street is in charge of
a keeper. Turko went away last Fri
day and his wife has since followed.
This led to an uprising of the depositors,
who have $4,000 in the bank, which
forced a temporary suspension. It is
said that Turko is in New York.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-08-09
Alleged ForGer Sent Ba OK.

New YORK, Aug. 8.-Frederick W.
Leclier, who was arrested about three
months age on the charge Of forgery and
ENLIGHTENMENT, while acting as city
treasurer Of Frankfort on-the- Main,
Germany, has been sent back to that
country. He has been in custody here
awaiting extradition papers.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-08-09
Window Glass Men In Session.

CHICAGO. Aug. 6.-Fifteen window
glass manufacturers from Pennsylvania,
Ohio and Indiana are in session here.
The principal object of the meeting is to
appoint wage committee to confer with
the worlnen in the factories and ar
range a wage scale for next year, which
is usually done in September.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-08-09

EDINBURGH, Aug. S.-B. H. Under
wood, the United States consul in Leith,
the seaport of this city, died here of
blood poisoning. Mr.. Underwood's
death was not unexpected, as he had
been suffering for some time past.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-08-09
Sensational Developments Expected.

HAMMOND, Ind, Aug. S.-Miss May
Livingston, one of Crown Points bellies,
has begun breach of promise suit
against Prof. George w. Christie of
Hobart, placing damages at $4,000.
The fair plaintiff alleges that the
professor has trifed with her affections
for the past two years. Sensational de-
Yelopments are expected
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-08-09
VIII Escort the New Vessels.

GIBRALTER, Aug. S.-The japanese
warship Satlsuata from New Castle ar
rived here en- route to Japan. The Sat
isuata will probably escort the three fast
vessels, fitted out as cruisers, which
were recently purchased in England for
the japanese government. On the high
seas, these three vessels are to be trans
ferred to the japanese government and
their equipment is to be completed in
japan,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-08-09
Prominent Newspaper Men Daed

SAN Francisco, Aug. 8.-Durant De
Ponte, a prominent citizen of New Or
leans, and at one time manager of The
Picayune, died suddenly at Alameda.
Deceased was a native of New York
and grandson of Lorenzo DePonte, a
Venetian dramatist, who wrote several
librettos for Mozart.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-08-09
Shorter Route to the Pacific Cons.

Z KANSAS CITY, Aug. SIT is announced
here that the Burlington routes new
spur, Sheridan, Wyo., to Billings, Mon,
is fast approaching completion. The
new line will make the distance from
Kansas City to Portland 400 miles
shorter than any other line and will
shorten the mileage to Puget Sound 200
Ynikna
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-08-09
Verdict Expected Today.

KANSAS CITY, Aug. 8.-Judge Wof-
ford has handed down the courts in
structions in the Sattley trial and the
arguments have begun. Each side was
limited to six hours The instructions
are considered favorable to the state
case. 1t is probable that verdict will
be rendered today.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-08-09
Write For New Catalogue.

To the Central Commercial Col
lege, Cumberland, Nd. Fall SEES
sions begin September 3, 1894. Ten
per cent. discount to September
10th. % At.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-08-09

New YORK, Aug. 8. - George H.
Dickerman of Brooklyn has been given
into the custody of officers from Peoria,
Ills. Dickerman is under indictment at
the latter place for bigamy. The com
planning witness is Miss Price, whose
family is wealthy and of the best social
standing in Peoria.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-08-09
No Women In Heavan.

The Rev. DR.. Matley of the Con-
cord Baptist church of Christ at
Brooklyn, N. Y, is likely to en-
counter a storm Of feminine vitu-
peration on account of recent SER
mon in which he dwelt upon the
fact that the Bible nowhere speaks
of woman being in heaven. 81
don't believe there is IL woman
there now, or ever will be-" he de-
clared. His theory is that all mem
bers of that sex "will 60 back into
their original state whence they
were taken by the Creator" and
that when the Savior said that there
were no marriages in heaven, but
that all should be as angels, che
meant that there were no such crea-
lures as women in that world of
blessedness and song" This view
is not an agreeable one, to say the
least, and it is to be hoped that DR..
Matley is mistaken. A heaven
without women would certainly be
a mockery to men.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-08-09
She weathered the Typhoon.

SHANGHAI, Aug. S.-The British bark
Alcides, Captain Dart, which sailed
from New York on April IA, has ar
rived here in a crippled condition. On
Aug. 2 typhoon struck the vessel.
Everything movable was swept from
the decks, bullwarks was carried away
and other severe damage was sus-
tanned
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-08-09

CHICAGO, Aug. 8.--Two Southsi de
girls, Ida Dreyer and Hattie johnson,
have been missing since Sunday and it
is feared have committed suicide. They
had been forbidden each others com
pany by relatives, and becoming de-
spondent the girls threatened to jump
into the lake together. The police We're
notified and are now dragging the lake
in hope of finding some trace of the
absent young women.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-08-09
VICTORY FOR coNFERREEs.
The House Democratic Caucus Adjourns
without Taking Action.

The House Democratic Caucus Adjourns
without Taking Action.
WASHINGTON, Aug. s. - Chairman
Wilson and his associate house tariff
conferrees scored a victory when the
house Democratic caucus called with a
view of terminating the tariff struggle
by instructing or advising the house con-
ferrees, adjourned without taking any
action. The effect of this was to leave
the house conferrees to proceed as they
saw best, and show conspicuously that
the effort to advise them had failed.
The caucus was called to order by
Chairman Holman. The roll call dis
closed the presence of 166 members.
The meeting was opened by Mr. Bynum
offering a resolution, calling on the SEN
ate aud house to assist in the passage of
tariff bill by making mutual conces-
sions. This precipitated the debate,
which lasted for over an hour, and de-
veloped such strong opposition to any in
reference on the part of the house Dem
ocrats with the conferrees that Mr..
Bynu,a withdrew his resolution and the
caucus adjourned.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-08-09
The Steamer In Good Condition.

LONDON, Aug. 8.-The German steam
or Porto Allegro which was supposed to
have been sunk by the steamship Lis
more Castle in collision off the French
coast last week, has passed Beachy
Head apparently in good condition.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-08-09
Fruit and Vegetables.

Cheapest and best and freshest
and everything satisfactory in the
way of fruit, vegetables, melons
way down at Fl. Z. Felty's grocery.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-08-09
REMITTANCES;

Remittances made by money order, postal
note, registered letter or bank draft will be at
our risk II made Otherwise, at the risk of the
sender. Address.
THE REPUBLICAN,
Oakland, Md
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-08-09

ALBANY, Aug. S.-Frank w. Hawley
of Rochester has filed claim against
the state for $31, 08l damages for the
killing by the state of 100 head of cattle,
said to be infected with tuberculosis.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-08-09
Town Town Has a Big Fire.

Dies MONIES, Aug. Sire at Adair
consumed 20 business houses and three
residences, Loss $152, 900, insurance one
third.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-08-09
Weather Forecast.
PITH OF THE NEWS.

Increasing cloudiness; possibly show
ers near the lakes: southwest winds.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-08-09

Postmnsters TO Take PensiOnsrs' Oaths.
WASHINGTON, Aug. S.-Mr. Gallinger
has favorably reported to the senate bill
authorizing tourth-class postmasters to
administer oaths to pensioners.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1894-07-19

spie 9prannG Der druusnre4tsbs'
ipesuHa- IN Gin Nrtiiel uon 5rau Co.
numb Giraffe IN Der qouopuer -Vsw
2tpierp" i!ktrihriebtu, in pelher bic
8eriahsrin ben 5raueurehtlerinnsn cine
Jeiissmdbs @aruuns suseben ldbi. IL
ihrer asitatiOn niht all,u aarsiiip pOr'
Juoeheu, neil ipuii Gin 8hdihIaa CT
folsen touuis. Der n0tbaeerunsen bic
6ransn nit uOlsr Shwers irefisH MIR
be. SSrau @rpIlt, bic ibrs paruenbt
StiHns erbebt, N cine GnalduotriH.
@is srnh wiiros fis erf mabusn. ipsnn
iie oas tpas Trsibel nuierer ameriia'
niIhsn 5rauenredtleriunen NIT aus
udhitsr 9dbe anishen ionnie, ppn be-
men bic Grtremiten i'm GhemaHu nitbts
ipolleu iehen, ais cine Gri aebiIbeten
6aHsiHeht, Der sIeihSeiiis oie piIidi
bat, bas uStbise geIO Fur be aussabeu
itiner beHtreH Sdlits 81 btitaifsH unS
oem bis auf @eiisres nod, Ipenn auh
nit itarisH SeihrduiuRstu, @atteu'
rthts eingerdumt rperotn mhHeu. Graa
@Ohs wdrHt be 5rnueurehtlsrinnen,
iia uiht ~ orsauiiirsn, nm oitpR6nRsr
aus iOJialsH SisluHssn unb sdnJsu
&erufsjweIsen su psrorduseH. Sis
sIaubi. oab cine esraritar Orsaniiris
asitutiOu in elmer sreiibar ndben gu
iunit cine iidrie GessnasItatiSH mad
ruisn uerOs. Die RdnHer," iast
5rdu @rUir. bic bel oieisr aaitatiUu
bon uuisrer Seite manhmnl idblstt &C
mug pealommsu. perbalten fih bisber
nod isbr pdiiiU; CO ianH abSr aut
bic Ruhs pOr BEN Smrme isin. Die
Rduuer bsI6n nitt ueraeblih .Oas
itdrisrs GsihIeht~. @as whrNs nus
uns, wsnu iis iih pIbsIih in 0aiit
stgsn uuiers Crirrme 5raHeHCmanJign
tiuHs 8clpseuug crbebeu wlroen? Ste
iiuo fnrI geuus, nm uHs, rucuu lie
pOusu, in al0itsr Ohsr in Sarsms ju
ips:rsn."
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1894-07-19
1nlutb Ane sipsrpeeI.

Cine SsrehuuHs, biz fur bic @eiieu'
bauer oes Rprbiutiteus Upn Snierehe
III, briRst eis St. gaHlsr .gipuesr
greb", ndmIith iiber ben grUfit, mel
hsH Der gerihiifer on ben @etreiseisn
ounasn nah 2ipsrpOOI mad]t. Die ae.
Haunis 9eiiuHe bat ihOH irhbsr cine
mbslitii aenaue 8uiammeHiteIluHa oer
TranspOrti0itsn. GIepdiOr' uno gsrii'
srunasSebibren ano oersleiteH esee'
ben une Iisbt nun ben pon btr Giiens
bahn' YRo @arebuuies q gommiIIipn bee
Siaaiss seissli6sr gOridriit JuiOlss
per6iieuiIiaten Nuspeis hber ben
preisuHteridisb Sioiitbm Duluth unb
aiperpOOl Jur gerppIliadnbisuHs beran.
Dem lebten ansusiIs suiUIss iDures
am /. SHni @ei,en pom @raoe Wo. 1
barb 40 57.Ss Gents per 1uIbsl Der.
tauit. IN qlperppol 81 70.50 Gents.
Ghe oas GBstrsibs absr in 2iuerpoOl
tinirai, iparen Die perihisoeuerlei I'm,
tpitsn, ois Oben auasiabrt fino, su be
SabIeH uno oisie beirnsen 1885 9ents.
7,55 Geuis oapSn iamen aui Dradt
nnb gsrfideruRs, Der Sieit auf Eager,
@aae, SnipeetiOnsgebabrsn, Commit,
iipu u. I. no. SOmii itellieu iih fur ben
9iuerpoelsr aauimann bic Rotten ihr
ben @eiBsu. ben or ~ 1850 Gents per.
lauIt, anf 69,73, 10 bah ihm nm BuIbei
ein gerbieHit uon ~ 0unbertitd eiHes
Gent blieb. Gieie nmtli&eu Nngaben
aber bis psrslsidswsiieH Nreiie in Gus
Iutb Hnb eiperpesl uns bic Transports
ioitsn, losi .BipResr Ereb-, babsn ben
DsflamatipnfH siH Gnoe srma6i, bnb
sie Yrpiiis. ipelas Der FARMER bird
hbbsrt Yrtiss In DnIutb an Itinsm
apeissn inad5<n folIis, pen ben 0pii&en'
bdnbleru snb 9riantt 0eiel lId3oiten
suI BEN Transport mad eiserpocl aui'
ssasiIsH wsrssu.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1894-07-19
Ter 2treif

eIimmt INNER nod itsaenweiic. Debs
bai Fh Spar als in Chicago beilsai CT,
Hart. iUresrt absr be u. ". u. 1u.
jlisoer bod Snr 5Uriissuns bee Ram
pee nui. On 9hebeune. @bc., une in
u. eOuis bate CT eamii griola
SH 6ammOHO, Sne iapoen asitern
nene llhrubeu iiati.
On gaIiiuruisH II Der strsit 10 out
iuie brenert. Die llsberIanojias lou
fen mirber.
I'm 3isHitas sslaHets Gin 3na Der
ROrtberR gdeihe Babn slhdli6 bic Si.
gdul, Der critic uOH Der Rate isii Is
1aQen.
Tn drbsitsritier Hns duoere drbti.
isruerriHisuHssH iusisertsH iih ~ itrri.
Ten.
6auoel nHo 9erisbr beiisrn iid bon
Tag Sn Tag; DE msiitsn Gage lauitR
rieoer repelmabls. ...
Gtbs Fbt IN Gbicnso TN GsidHanib,
Hnisr Mnslaes Der NsrihmerRno.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1894-07-19

am lekien Seuniaa iubr cine init 8
Behidden beiabene Graiiine ppH
Samesioipn na4 BEN Often ab. lin
BEN @sidhrt mebr @eIhwinbieisit IN
ssbsu. ipuroe. Oa seraes sinitieer @iEo
herri6te, elm Sesel an bemielben aHss
brndbt une fort aina's init @inbeseils.
Cine Seaeliobrt aui Sdieneu ehrfte
uieIIeidi and nod Hld,i casstpeien iein.
2eRh @OAs iirl i'm sanssn Siante
Regen. 2eioer fam oerIslbe Su Ipdi,
nm bic Jribiaat su rotten. Tas ipat
Geidtie @etreioe unb bic 2ariofsln per,
iprsdsu OagsasH cine MitieIsrHte,
sidaisid9otmeilier sacinlano erhisli
lesis mOhe Sal 900. ben GrIbs Der
pertnniten aapitpl. Bpnhs. Mit benz
ansbaa bes aapiisls Ipa nam isfsri
beaonneH ipsresn, 10 enb easislbe bis
Sur Sisung Der nd6iteH 2esislntnr
isrtisseiieli IN.
Der Bunees .plaritalI Grcnin ers
iannie In eiasm NnesltsLten ppn 1pre.
pauab's GiruA IN 1ismard einen ae.
ipiIisn TurteSnatr, Der Dor Slpei Sab.
rem In MalIb GonHtp irans0Fi1sn Mb.
Itisb rntm nHb feline Blrgsn I'm Gti,
dte lis6, unb uerk0ilete ion.
iSamsstown Nisaiu.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1894-07-19

Der NuuoesieHdt Hnbm init q Item
Stimmen aesen cine (geifrr's) ON
oorissn RiinpOh iOlscncs Rriplutiuu
an: .SsihIUhsu, hab Der Senat bic
pr0mpten unO trditissu RabreeeIH bill
list, bic Der gr6iioeut unO bic Niitalis'
Der itinss adbinets ergrtiisH babeu, um
init Sllfs Der RiIiidrsswaIt bic @sit'
tesusrihtsr, tueIhe Der Eurdflbruus
Der BuHOsAssiste, Der SsfOrberuua Der
BOT uRo orm Saneelsperiebr Swiidsn
ben Siaaten SinoerHiiis bsreitstsn. Su.
radSuihlaseH uHo ~ suierorhdeu. Eisis
Sauolunsspeiis oss BrdioentsH uno
istHes aabinets bat bic pOls Spmpatbie
unb llHtaitiguus Der ssissIisbsnOsu
WaIisn ees Belies Der Der. Staatsn
uno rpiro CT (Osr grdfosnt) uOn olltn
Sipsieeu Der Reaitrune uno ourh bic
Wadbt uno Silismittsl Der aGuSen Ra
tioH untcrithtt luer6eu." -- Vim RoE'
tag hiss aud 6as rationale Abesprous'
tsuhaus HabeJu eiuiilmmia oas SOrss'
ben bee RrdfosHiru gut.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1894-07-19
9rallin's 9nrTapnrtlln,
nus prnE3f Blut- ut-11etlntittel.

% he ale RrdnfbtiH bic aus iism Bute Hsbsu Raeen
Stbsr no Observation-Disclosures uo Rhsmatmus il bic bette Srhbinas
meoiSH Grade jssi ne pOrthcb grrs 5ae; sa
sn thr IS co. dui uHh assm SOrdusnbHs pOrO ,usanot
RbtumattsmuS stbtiIL
g I,
fonn 6ali
SoanmS Sarap
sealmS SaapGiga stSust Ocwhm
9sbH y. edps
eiu trHhtr iuG athtilL
T., 20. Sepi
sbsnss eIai bDUral M sPrdOhs' Mast Gpeyef, Hnnaasa
a&SaI mVi0s aud ssaua ha, uHs UOaadIs baron ss
S RsH M aai gi s eraf ans ien ssus M man sau aud n
h unO ab Dn Rasidt Dais~ugsc anb saiatsa M
Sralu6 2aupauua " eNb
lnnsrs eeberpnten.e .e5t
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1894-07-19

On 6urpn IL am RoHtas @ilbur
Rapmer's 2aoeH ausasbrauHt.
Die PrObibitiUuiitsu babsn siH si'
esnes Stnotstidst auissfelt.
RsrtpurOis oo6 nod Hiht in al.
len Gden uno GuoeH ees Staaies bic
RTGiris anseitedi pOr0eH it; uur eas
isblt nod, um bic Scene uOlliiaHeia
.bOIliit- 30 MAIDEN. 81 Der ptrbrs
heriihe 9eihtRuu and tiHas'
trVdnei' Su iuaniheH mare 60.
+ On ben Isgten 7aatu babtn Brat
risbTdnOs in Der tmssssao pOu 5urt
gisrrs sinen 2aHofireiitu Don nsunJis
RsiIen 9duas uHe so QeeileH Brsite
petphiis. Tabsi IL bic orutid ruiiiihe
giisoerlaiiung am OellOw 9lsoisiHs
Greet sGnJ un0 ldr ben 5lammeu ynm
Raube sCloOroeu. Der Sdaosu beIduit
iidl aui uisls 1auieno Dollars. Tas
Seutr uuros ourt ben StiR ueruriadbt
9ussns D. Barnard periilbertr
wertbIcis uOn iam aui Rew DOri ssJO'
gene @ehisl i'm Sstrase pOn sl, 800 In
Der aatiOual Buui N @0isriOwn uno
uerllr6 init BEN GrIos oisie Sidot, ,ieinr
5rau init pier ainoirH bort Surhdlai'
isno. Bon "a. gonl ihrisb CT ibr, ,Oab
CT nihi pieoeriebreH perDe unb Itidts
ibr etpas @elo Gle beeab iih init
ben ainbern ~ ihrsn gliera nah Der
Siaht Rsw Durt.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1894-07-19

Der talcntpuls irhbrrt ReSattsur 81.
nee Raoiiuuer 2. .. eusIii&en re,
publiiaHiihen 8laties, aarl @erHer,
bat iih Don Der oltsH Bariri lOseei0ei
uuo piro Gin SOrtdmpisr Der SOIispor.
tel peroen.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1894-07-19
10000 perionen fno berpoeen, ibre Ginfdufe in,
Groben 2abfn bon GbampcnD Srotbcrs,
s.-4,~ Danamafer Store" oes o1oropeltens


lOhn
@er sidaHen aa
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1894-07-19

esauinS Ss- bi ale ar,en oy6me
Neuraoa " GHbi isn Opium 5hr iene 0armles
at usrbhru pirups Sto peiau ulicmmH @arau
s. q. SraIit,,, Yraltitsr apObsisr. @itdeu, q ..
pRsisreuyu: uno Scrausabsr
S6tibtbiT al hru.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1894-07-19

MuS osm 3udsrSOlls Der asiliOu'
Din Tam Der 3udsrtrMit nur bic Sdlits
sss @spinHes jiebtn, ben ihm bic aRs'
QiHlep' BiIl in be 1ai4en ihsb.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1894-07-19

bic In bisisr i9sifnne pssoIimiIi6im 9cng,
niiis bsigsi,s beob'S &ariaparina. &is hsitds
iiaen ubsr isbsn .3msiisi biisans, tut csoeH
furifL - &ffilppfuug ilnb nlIx pfbnlsitfn
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SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1894-07-19

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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-11-01
FOR BEATING A HORSE.
Andrew $. Ryder of Gray Got Fifteen
Days. sA

Mr.. Perry. Of the Society for the Proven
ton of Cruelty, brought before the NUM-
cipal court yesterday morning Andrew S..
Ryder Of Gray, charged with cruelty beat
ing horse. When asked whether he was
guilty or not he said he whipped the horse,
which was stubborn animal, but he did
not cruelty beat him. The evidence showed
that the horse was badly bruised, his leg
was.swollen, his sides--were Scared so deeply
that blood had clotted under his hair and
lis nose was lacerated and bleeding. Ryder
said he drove the horse around the yard
and the animal was so contrary that he lay
down in the shafts, thereby bruising his
leg. The horse's nose was bruised because
the horse knocked it against the thlll.
Judge Gould asked Ryder if he had a
family. He replied that he had wife and
three children and his father lives with
him. Instead of imposing fine Judge
Gould sent Ryder TO jail for fifteen days,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-11-01
THE PORTLAND co.
What Is Being Done on the Bay State an d
Other Jobs.

The Bath Iron works have no portion of
the contract for the engines. boilers and
machinery for the Bay State, the contract
for these being taken entirely by the Port
land company. The contract of the Bay
State was taken Jointly by the New Eng
land company of Bath and the Portland
company. The New England uompany's
contract embracing all the work coming
under the contract for the hull, and the
Portland company's engines and boilers
and covering the propelling machinery
complete. The New England company sub
let the lion work for the coal bunkers and
bulkhead partitions to the Bath Iron works,
as well as the piping for the steam heating.
This work it will be necessary for the Bath
Iron Works to do in Portland, after the
work of obstruction is somewhat further
advanced. 5
The Portland company are making very
good progress in putting the machinery
aboard. The boilers are on board, as we'll
MS large part of the engine. One of the
wheel shafts is on board, and but for the
stormy weather of yesterday the second
shaft would have been aboard 1t is ex-
pected by the end of next week that both
shafts, steam chimneys, as we'll as the
walking beam, will be in position on board.
The Portland company's plant is as we'll
equipped for building engines, OF any other
heavy machinery as any plant in New Eng
land. At present they are constructing two
large digesters for the Rumford Falls Paper
company. fourteen feet in diameter, and
thirty-six feet long. The steel used in their
construction Is one inch thick, and the
workmanship on them is very highly praised
by all who have examined them. The Port
land company are unequalled in the country
in excellence on pulp digesters.