davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1894-02-24
abennblatt ner auttota ataata aetha1te, aautaaa, "a. rebratar 1894.

8Oti6aft suraf, 6aB ibon aue @ei36fte
9ei6lolien leien. v9lber, UNI @otteStptuen !"
jammerte @Iie, vtcb farm boc6 nidt in
ibtparSet Scbnirlbuben geben" @ber pa
BAIT fetn Sammern. Die S6ube blteben
OerlbDunoen, unb 6r6ulein @lle rib itcb
enbli9 tpetnenb ben 9an3en Staat bonn
2eibc unb DerihloB itcb perSneifeLt in i6r
3tmrner. Wftt Dem 8au nar alio NIGHTS.
9(m nG6iten Mtttmo6 traf ite Goultn Srib
auf Dem @tSGaufplaB. Gr ma6te Elm
ungebcuer nergniigtes @eit9t. yglun,
@lsben, lit ber Sammer icbon ausgei9Ias
fen?" rief er, tn groBem 8ogen beranz
legeln6. Sic fab i'm bortpurfsbou an.
pSd6 metnerietts," fabr er better tort, babe
mi6 BORT aus9e3et6net amiitrt." = yNl1o
9n parit 6ob......"- v9tatirGi9, i4
muBte boot le6en, mas 9u Deriduntt bait"
vgarbar - gunO teBt" fnbr ct NIT
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. &ube fort, inbem er ein
tleines BGfcben aus Der 3ai6e aog, vfann
tcb Dir a16 Oetne 8aai6ube tpteoergeben."
= Sic lab tbn %erital&nt an un6 nabn bas
BGG9en mebaniid aus ietner 9anb. vSa,
nm @otteSmiQen, 100 bait 0u benn Sic 9es
rfunben?" - vSn meiner 6raftci6e!" -
vQl6er tpie 1T benn baS m09lib? Wie farm
man benin aus 8erieben Elm Baar S6ube
e%initeden?" = v8erie6en? Seine Spur
Wttt Nbii6t!" = Sic fab ~faliun9slos in
ietn unoeri6amt sufrteOeneS @eitcbt. =
p9u mtrit mib iofort periteben, @lsdben,
tOmm' nur nit" l1n0 ct 3o9 Die QBiuenz
loie in cine ittGere @fe. v8aS glaubit
gu, &in6, tper audb auf Dem 8aIe war?"
~ rMar 9."-p6u! Sebt bin i4
crit fro6, boB idb nicbt BORT mar" v@ut.
Q8eiBt gu audb, parum 9ein Bapa 6urc6z
aus DOIte, baB 9u geraOe bieien 8au be-
iu91t, benz 8. Dor ietner Qlbretle no6
beitpo6nte 2" = Sic eri6raf. vQSetBt
9u a13 mas tb ibm fir etnen
8Gren aufgebunbeu babe? Sb babe
iDn1 gu beriteben ge9eben, baB 9u Oti9rGne
befa1nit, ais tb Sir er3GbGte, 6aB ct aucb
bort ietn meroe." - v9u btft oob Elm un>
Oeri9dmter Sbptnblerl !" = vS1tpin6Ier !
@eIt, aber bas lit Dir recbt, baB ct barauf
bin lbon beute Moreen abgeretit lit unO
9ein 8apa nit ietnem idb0nen 6eirotbsz
proieft burdbfaat." Sic iab i'm 0antbar
unO 5Grtlicb at. vSa aber, Srtb, mas 1T
Oamtt ftr unS g%epOnnen? OeSbalb miro
bocb 8opa nibt etnpiGtgen." lube
ior9tI 6eute 2l6eno fornmt mein glitter
1aD gStef, Der Dtt0 Setflem DoQDetnl9erl
Bapa icbOn BEN &opf 3urebtieben." Sin
neuer 3artliber Slid. Scum be9reifit gu
aud, morun1 Mir 10 biel baran lag, grade
fir 6ieien Qlbenb bie !3uiammentunft
8opo8 nit s.. Su perbin6ern?" - sic
nifte. u2(ber Elm S9tpinbIer bis 0u
bocb 8ie Oh nur bte Scbube geiltbt bait?
l1nb iogar b~aoongerannt biit 9u, Inn an
Oere GIT bOGen!" ST. i9mun5elte. vS6
bdtte bob fetne betommen; benn mas 9u
fir SiiBcben bait, @lle! S6 bob' Sic
S6ube bic gauge 9eabt in Der Gai6e 9ez
babt unb mir itanben bic Sradi9oBe ntcbt
10 melt meg. 1nglaubLi9!"
, 1894-02-24
(Jort1eBun9 fOIgt.
Die 8auihuPe.

6raulein Gliie s., i6reibt Die @iener
v9eutibe 3eitun9", mar 9an5 auBer iicb.
lleber bteiem ungLidieligen 8ouabeno
ic6pebte Elm tpabrer ltuitern. Seben 9lugenz
bltf f(appte ettpoS an Der GOilette nicbt.
98a8 ein iun8eS MfGb6en nur an 8Gnbern,
Otaiben, S9leifcn, 8lumen GIT etnem
8alitaat braubt, wurOe tpie bon @eiiter>
bGnben i'm entiDeibenoen Woment perlegt,
oaS jeoeS e~in5eIne Stiid cine Babe Stun0e
9elucbt tperOen muBte, l1nb iebt tparen =
nm ooS ltnglid Oou 81 maben - iOgar 6ie
ipetBietoenen 8au16uDe Deri9wun0en.
Gouftn TriB, 6er ibon in bolem 8auitaat
taubengra1 uro ounfelblau 3ur
STEELE par, rannte tpte b"eielien aus einem
3tmmer in oaS an0ere, unb iucbte in alien
28tnfeln. umionit! Die 8aui9ube ma
rem Detibpunoen. Ser quite Rerl na6m
io9ar ieinen g8tnterroG un0 ronntc bapon,
nm Elm Boor anberer S9ube gu beicbaffen a.;
aber ct tam nit trauri9em @eiicbt uno Ser
, 1894-02-24

Snftgnten einen aus Sil6er bergcfeuten
9ab5te9el. Sin ~lo[enneS Seitiouper be-
rnbt9te i6lieBli6 ben ii6er ben Sber3
ettDaS erregt gemorbenen OrOesbai6er.
u9et Serb peeB idbonI" Sag Da iiingit
an etltent 9tbenb fern I'M Often bon Berlin,
an Der SIDE bes disadvantages un6 Der nab
benz 3entralDtebbof fitbrenben nocb unbez
nan1ten StroBe, Elm 8ubrfnecbt AM 8oben,
Der tnfolge iberndBigen QltoboLgenuiies
OaS 8orrecbt, bas Der Wtcnl9 Dor benz
Gbiere bogus bat, 6enfen SIT f~0nnen, etns
9ebGBt bate, unO neben ibm itano nit
friibieItg 9eienftem &opfe iein 8fer6.
i3pet I6erren, Die OeS Ne9es farnen, iubten
ben beiinnungsIoien Mtann gu ermuntern,
baGfen linn auf bic 8eine un6 fragten i'm
noD Dem @obin? un6 @obcr?, nm i'm
unO iein &0Bletn mitletbspou mach 6auie
81 9~eleiten. Der 9iebe Mii6e a6er mar
uer8ebliA, auf ale Sra9en bate Ser 8ez
raui6te nur bte Nnttuort: v9et Serb meeB
ibon!" l1nb ri6ttg, rOet Serb" oas Bic
8emiibun9en ser bei0en Samariter NIT
freubigem 8iebern be9leitet bate, vtpuBtc."
Nacb0em man BEN tOrfelnben &necbt nit
Oer Seine an letnen 8flegebefoblenen be-
feitt9t bate, 3og eS Sen Gaumelnoen binter
ltb Der bis gun betntatbltcben Stale.
, 1894-02-24
3wei9-Offtcen
AbenOblatt Oer 81. Stats eituug.
office geIepbon go. 635,

StftcezSeIepbon $50. $685.
BUR 8equemli1feit nnierer onsei9enOen Suubeu Doben
air nit bet untelt senanutel 9erren ELM @bfommen gs
trDTfen, monob BEL beuIelbe1 Araeioeu onqenoniueu
werOen Su beuielben 4retieu. ols lpeH1 6ieIelben bireftin
br Expedition Der eGtnois Staats3eituuQ oboeoe6elt
lperoeu; Au5etgeu ioloie Announcements f0nuen an 6ielen
luer6en.
gtDrSfette.
g. Wsdismsr , &enOaa, @pOtpstsE ede Gsmter.str. unA
gtprtb Bart Mne.
unb 557 Seb9tpid=@tr, SIDE M3enDmonee.
Stno9lp9 Elooe, Apotbeter 54 81. GIorftStr. GSs
q. 3. Sleli6er, 296 81. Marfet.str., ede paf.gtr.
Bt11pTS YhormaC1, 420 2inColn Aoe.
9eurp Stboller, Apotbeter, pa 2tncOIn @pe, gde Gar.
@nt. 8. 8Iense beutI6er Apotbefer, 1901 Belmont @pe.
Shll1is DC lSttttet oeut1qer @~potbeter, Gae GlDbonrA
Mee. Inb &orrabee=5tr.
y; 8. 9ente, beutI0er @~potbefer, 80 Or gBicago Qoe.
Dttoes RRarnacp, @de @Inbonrn ape. unh @orrabses
6. S. gfonnittel apOtbeter, RuIb=9tr, Gfe geEeOus
8. % gestDe, gpOtbefer, mrisbhuOOO ape. eds @bsV.
feb Mpe.
NIfrsO q. 8Oe, @pOtbeter, ss7 @beftsIb @Os, mabs aOsE-
IiugtDu.
G. 8: gfta+er. apOtbefer l46 SuuertOn aOe, mabsgerrs.
StO6srt g%ossrians, &pOtpeter, 254 9aptOnsgtr. cds
GRo5. 6; GelOtamtp, gpOtbefer, 1927 q. g1urfAstr Gde
pa ring. = @on @pOtbete, earrabee.@tr. ede gIat.
balDt=Str.
6. S. Stag, NpDtbefer, sS7 q. 9oIfeo-@tr.
Gugen Weber, AS 81. GInrf=5tr., Gfe 9ipiTon.
Y. Wtartens, Npotbefer. III geutresStr.
Seder grpg, @potheter. 1852 StneOIH @Oe. gds
Semr0 5. sate, apOtbefer, 1913 q. elort.str.
gilbert Sor9es. aOtpbefer, 1912 6 ucOlu ape., SIDE Bel
mput @ce.
q. ~. qeis, apOtpster. 81 DIT Rorta gDs. ode GIeOs.
Lamb @0e.
Gaofette.
enttd SDisle. gaa4fOI9sr oOa 9eurp SlrOtb, PIP Mrper
Otto @oIBan. apotbeter, 2l69 Nrder 9tpe.. Gde %. Ctr
s. &lft. &potbeter, 2727 State= Str, Gfe 20. Ctr.
y. g; Bitter, @pptbefer, 434l g. 9olfteosStr.
Wt. Wertmeifter. ApDtbeter, 3459 State=Str.. Gfe 81
Str.
s. TOrOrld. mputbefer. 81. Str. uuO mouoce.5tr.
WenoeI d 0orslep, 25o5 Irtber MDe. Gte 9. 9oIiteOs
Ctr.
@bertS 8barmocp, gde Gtate. auS 9pIf.Gtr.
6. S. Stiber, beutite IpOtbefe, 9eabaib 9oe. unb 1&
Ctr. Xeleph0n G0utb PAT.
u. 9. Braun, 300 Beutporth Moe.. GCfe 81. CTR.
G. 6. SregBler, N~pothefer, 2614 Cottage 5ropc Mo..
6. s.. Snot9e, beutIhe GpOtbere, Gte 63. etr. una
Wcutluprtb Zine. @uQletpDoe. SeIepbpn SO.
6. bon 9ermonn. Npptbefer, AZ %. GtUr, SIDE Sanpper.
Hp5ert s. 9eItertng, I~pot9eter, :6Ol @. 9aliteo,Str.
Gde IS. St=.
Q. 90. Gifforo. Npothefer. 81. +. uuo Mihiqon 9lne.
VI. BONNER. 1906 g. State Str.
, 1894-02-24

@ehn man I'm 8alOe anSefuIen tpir6 70
TIT man biilflos.
Benn man aber su Sauie NIT Sartleibtg.
felt, Ofa9enletbeu, 9p8pepiia, rnberbau1td>
fett, S6pd6e, befauen ptrb, 10 lit Die Silfe
nabe 61r 9arb. Oean faun baS d9te CARTS
baber &aiier NIB 9al5 1T ieber 9potbefe
faufen. GS gibt fetn belferes Otitte( ltnO
miro oteS bon alien mebt3tniideu NutorttGtet
onerfarnt. 0an brau9t ntdt n1ebr mad
Carlsbad gu gebe1t. Carlsbad fom1t1t iebt
81 eire1tt tn'8 Sans.
Siitet eud Dor Nadabm1ugert. Sit d6terr
Yroonfte bon @arl8baO mitfien sic unterz
i9rtft bon u@i8ner & 0fenbellon @o.", Stem
gorf, auf benz 9alie elmer ieOeH 6lai9e
9oben.
, 1894-02-24

5relnoen nnb 8efannten Die traurt9e Na9ri9t, oaB
11lere lIebe 6rau, Wtutter, S6mie9ermutter uub Sante
0 a 9 d M ! ot an Somitag Wtorgen 2 ubr na9
'tr5en &ronfenlo9er i'm Glitter BON 66 Sabren qeitor6en
II. pie 8eeroigung finoet ftatt am 9teuitag nm 2 1br
pom &rauerD9rle. l27 y. @arpenter Ctr, nad Srace-
ono. I'm itine SBeiluaDme bitten
lo112t Die tramertOe1 &intetbIieb emett.
, 1894-02-24
GerIangt: Sraueu u1O MGSdeu.
Serlangt: WtGnner uno SSrauen.


0Serlon9t: Maun un0 6rau, bic ouf Die 9Sarm lpol=
len; mltflen auf Der 6arm ~gearbeitet babeu. Abr.
II. sc S~taotS5t9. -22fb3t
9SerIan9t: @tdnner unb Srauen, pelbe in Der
Sto6t befannt limb nno ib bur1 ben @erteuf bes
Isia2 tduItrtrten gl9ees g@bie49O, Die @artenitabt" in
li9ern moaen, mb9et nabfra9eu 3iumer Gil @Diaer=
Seoanoe. 18fbbap
, 1894-02-24
@el6Gft8= q eleqenbeiten.

EoDn &IeiM 125 @ glarf Ctr. Srmmer So
~ oerfontt nit An5ahlnngen ofer taui9t fir SrIHbs
lung. 9totariat. Eel. 2776 0}ain. I3o31S ,tuio
On oertaufeu: 9aas Bateut Safc. tuItete Dpr
y fur5er 3eit 800 ~Oertoufe fe fir $175 baar, meuH
lo9Ietd 9enolnmen.; 9ebrau9e ~bringeHO SeIo. @brefe:
II. so Staots 5eitlng. 23fb3t
, 1894-02-24
SUSeS=Mt3eiae4

SreunOen lno gefonnten Die trourtge gta6ri9t boB
uuiere geltebte Satin rub Mtutter
Elisabeth Schinck
on1 9ouneritog, ben %. 3. 81, i'm Sitter BON 50 Sabrer,
6 Monaten nn0 6 So9en lelig int Serrn entI9l9fen lit.
Ste geerot9un9 fin0et itatt am SDnnto9, ben 25. b. 81,
pom GrarerbauIe, 328 26. StroBe, mad @oncproio.
NSttbeIm e dltttG, 9atte.
1tuIp Charles mrS Saul Sdbf,f, Stn6er
, 1894-02-24
0run0eiqentbnnt.

Of b 0 nh oIe=2ptten. 5000 nb aufuQrts.
~ &etbte 3ablungeu. = gauge Sermine. IS 8rp3ent
S~nterelIen. = SIN lnmtttel6arer 9tGbe oeS @opnoale unO
Wtaplelpoob 9epots, oon 9Cbulen unb &tr5er. 9leuu
Sotten an Der 8bOnt0S Noe., n0be Der Belmont uub
@lltpn Moe. itnO frr cine neue SdDule gefauit un0 luiro
biefelbe innerboIb etnes Sobres 9ebalIt iein. &b3ugs=
tandle l1o @oiier Itnb gelegt. 9ie GSabrt uob Der Stobt
betrd9t 1nr 6 Gents. DIE 9obbabn lptrO ibre 3ige in
iten 9ei9GftSlotten an Der GIftpn unb Belmont aoe.,
IeBtere Die 9auptOerbiubun9SIinte 3lpiI1en Der Staot
nnO Der @eitieite. 8eiiben3=SDtten on alien Geitelt=
itroBe1. 6Guier nod g9uni6 auf letdte Ab8obluuQen
9ebaut. 3uge perlaGeu SOHntagS nm 10 ubr uub
I'M 130 M}tttQgS oas QSel5 Str. E9eppt uu0 balte11 an
metner 3met9offtce, @de 9tperieD Str. unb M&opleluooo
Station. - SffiCe Sonnto9s offen.
6. 0teIms,
8feb, bon, mi ia, BAN 1875 Ntltpautee 9pe.
Inn guer @t9entbum raid al p~erfoufcn pber au pertals
~ iGen, 9ebt gu Ptn9er Bros, 3inlmer a.
2O1plS 1874 Dearborn Ctr.
Ou Derfoufen: collide, Die 1b an Der @riinbuno
~ elmer oeutldett MnItebelunQ III Sitocolifprnieu All be-
tbetltge1 urb iMD Die Der Golonie 9eip6brteno uBerorberta
lid %9tnfti9en 8e0in9un9eu 5u3utpenbe1 wiinidben, m6oett
ta5suber I'M Safelt0e Building S.=98. =@Cfe Der 9lbon1s=
nnf @larfitraBe) Simmer $40. Al porIpreden, ober iib
brteftd on Die SoloD Wtountaiu Sano & Woter So. bas
1elbIt lpenoet. oo2Obum
On Derfn II fen = npensnoDb B.. 9ic fdbnit.
~ @de IN oteler bibI6en uuo b~liibenben 8orfto6t.
2Galier rno Selper in ben StroBer unb Die @traBen oe=
pfoitert. Sage: Glib uno Sitfront. Meoen 8reis unS
ipetterer NuStunft tpenbe man fib miinoIi6 pber itrift,
lid an SO M. 8. See. 112-114 Dearborn ctr.
Sopce Snllotn9. 20miban
, 1894-02-24
8enotbem

@Ottftieo 3euraet inn SITTER Don so Sabre1t, s. &o=
notet uno 3 So9en. Sic 8eerbi9un9 ftnbet Sonutag
nm ! ubr BPM SrauerDouIe, 1929 9lrut0ur @oe. mad Der
81: Yetrie Stride rno BON ba nod Satppoo itott. I'm
titles 8etleio bitten
24feb2t Sic %tranernSem @tmterbltebenen
, 1894-02-24
EinQnSieue8.
E1rn1en.

. oerfuu e II poer gu perpa9ten: Sine 50 We're
- e5arnl, 25 Nteileu DON Chicago. 9ta95ITr99eH Del
, 1894-02-24
SeriDnIi6es.

M~ertrube 9ruber
W 22i5t spei 8riefe bnuptpoitlogernb
, 1894-02-24
NtDblirte Simmer.


0u permtetDen: Sin mDblirtes 3immer fir etnert
@eitieite nobe Der So9babn un0 benz Garfield 9arf.
&orenen unter I'd 60 Staot85eituu9. 9Lbam
, 1894-02-24
SausbaItungs= @egenitGnOe.


, II n~erfaufen 5lot=Dt6beL ollie ooer tbetlipeife.
81 S6leuoerpretlen. SDnntag 9ad9HIttag ooer
MontoQ. 81 @lifton Qoe.
, 1894-02-24

MuftiDnS= SerfGufe.
wRert0us.TOrrH
Ut Q u d @ L I
Wtonte9s uno 8oHneritagS.
Spe3tGIs @erfdufe on auDeren SoeeH bes WonatA
Waaren Gnf @ripat.gertauf, MboIeIaIs obtr HstaiL "a
AuttiOnszRreiieH.
Wertdufe bon 9 obuun9s- Ginri6tuuQen cine SpsaiaIital
Sela oorgef9pffeH bel uebertra guns
Gorreiponben5en nerben eruartet
9farttn Gmert9 q Co.
MWctiondre.
sea q 2eS state 6tr. GhieGaH. a2OO1StuiS
Ouftt ous=8erfauf BON Bferoen II. T. 10. Stenss
~ tags unb SSreitagS un 10 1br. 8ertauT BON neHeI
SopsSug9ies nm II ltbr, 261 g9eft u. StraBe.
SO. s.. Gberle,
Nuftioudr bpn 9rluD= uno RerIonal=Gt9entbuut
22tl1SE tuio
, 1894-02-24
D9errn Senator G6leffien bieriet6i,
9D6moblgebDren.

% tb aus Ser 9eitrigen uuterre6unq,
pie tb NIT Sbnen berbetfabrte, Qe1e6er
babe, ooB Sic nidbt 9tiiditc6t ipalten laiien
tuolen, obgleib Sic es f0nnen uub tcb Sic
ipteOerbolt 90ftb Oarum eriuc6te, mus ib
S5nen ertl9ren, OaB i9 S6r @eic6aft nibt
mebr beiuben merbe.
ScR bdtte lieber 8etpini3t, in Frle6en
~no 6reunoi3aft aus Sbrem .SGlie Al
f3eiOen, beionoerS, ba id6, 10 meniq ic6 NM
BID Oer8eiie, @utes, mas man mir ermjeien
in mir auSl0i9e, Qtber Die GerbQ(tniiie
Die tb S0nen oarle9te, bic Gbatiacbe, 0oB
tcb tpdbrenO Der lebten 3Det Sabre lont BON
S6nen gut bonortrte @eDilIenarbeiten obre
Gnti3dot9ung erleot9te, sic alto, trob
%unierer Nrmut6, MIDI nac6 altbergebracbten
0run6ldBen a%nSnuBten, audi MIDI, obicbon
ib elmer iOl9en Steuung fir lpirbtq Be-
, 1894-02-24

Gbtc6gD, %. Se6ruar.
Iue in bieier Site uuge3ei9tsn grteie, 1eI9s ti9t
tnnerbolb 3fpei Woher, bDln obeniebenoeu Datum eIHs
gerebuet, obgebolt iino. nerbeu mad Der "Dead Letter
Office III Moibtu9tpu 9eioubi.
, 1894-02-24
SteQengeinde.
.er &u6rif itnb fofenfret.

@nset9en inter bieIer Gu6rif finb f~oftenfret.
n e II t: Gin nerbeirotbeter Nfauu, Der nit Bier
pen gut rrtgeben fam nno niele Sabre ant Der
Suite Reteren8eH iteben at 8teuftet.
24f3t &lbr.: o SO @toats3eituuq.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-04-11

tho Matter Of Survey Attracting Atte
tien &c the National Capital.

The Matter Of q Survey Attracting Atten-
tion nc the National Capital.
ST. PAUL, April 1.-THE Mississippi.
Superior canal scheme is attracting CON.
siderable attention in Washington. The
Associated Press correspondent sends
out the following:
Representative Kiefer Of Minnesota is
taking an active interest In the PROPOSE
tion for survey for a canal between
the waters of the Mississippi river and
Lake Superior. He has already intro
duced bill asking an appropriation of
$40, 900 10 make the survey. The bill
was under consideration last week by
the committees on railways and canals.
and was referred to a subcommittee of
three members with a request for an
early report. Mr.. Kiefer said that i'm
the Fifty-second congress an amend
ment was added by the senate TO the
river and harbor bill for o survey sim-
liar to that contemplated in the pending
bill, but owing to some misunderstand-
ing IL was not agreed to In the house.
The magnitude and importance Of
the construction of canal between
these waterways and Its effects upon
the commerce Of the country cannot be
oyerestimated. he said.
1T comprshends grand revival Of
river navigation, and IL successfully
carried ont will enable boat to load
at Superior and Duluth and Ill inter-
mediate points and carry its freight to
New Orleans. With this canal con-
structed, the interests Of the North and
South viii be as closely allied as those
OF the East and West at the present day,
and that, too, at q rate OF transpcrta-
tion st least one third lower than the
shipper. producer and consumer has TO
pay today. This matter or survey to
test the practicability OF canal To
unite the waters In question II work
thoroughly national, and considering
the many public benefits that would be-
derived therefrom, the project should
be found feasible. I have received d
great many letters from the jobbsrs and
business men Of the large cities in the
North. In which they pronounse ia favor
at the nroDosed survey.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-04-11
GovERSoR VESTS ULr1MATUM
The Utah Executive Wants the Coxey ties
Removed at Once.

The Utah Executive Wants the Coxey. ties
Removed az Once.
SALT LAKE CRY. April ia dis
patch from Ogden, U. T.. says: Gov
ernor West has given his ultimatum to
the Southern Pacific Railway company.
Militia still surround the industrial
camp, and the railway does not appear
to be anxious to make move. The
men arc peaceable so far and say they
will 90 east over the Union Pacific in
the evening. No transportation has
been arranged for, and it il not known
what methods the industrials will use.
The Southern Pacific road has refused
10 obey the order Of the court. Gov
ernor West has given the company one
hour TO comply, otherwise he will
forcibly lake possession Of the cars, load
the men into them and take them out Of
the territory.
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WARM RECEPTION.
Which Was rendered Robbers on the
Rock Island Road Near Round
Pond, @. Il.
One ofThem Dead, One Captured, Sew
eral Seriously Wounded. While
Two Escaped.
a Guard With q Winchester Did the
Work. Believed TO Be OF the
Dalton Gang.

ENID, o. T., April 1.-THE early
accounts OF the attempted holdup ON
the Rock Island road were somewhat
erroneous. The affair occurred between
Pond Creek and Round Pond, at about
1l:2U p. M. and as result one OF the
robbers 10 dead, another captured, and
another seriously wounded, while two
escaped. The train was I'M charge or
Conductor Joe Read and Engineer
Whitmire. The train left Caldwell
about an hour late. and the first stop
was ct Pond Greek, and it was ct this
point the robbers concealed themselves
in the tender Of the engine, and when
just over the Salt Fork creek. about two
miles from Round Pond, where their pals
were stationed near the track, where the
attempt was made to make the holdup.
Guard Jake Harmon, who was ON the
train. discovered the men before cross
ing the river, and he watched them to
make sure OF their purposes and as they
were about to hold up the engineer and
fireman, Harmon
B1aued Away with EIis winohester.
The train slowed mp and the robbers
jumped Oh, but one ran only few
steps and dropped dead. Their pals,
who were stationed On break near The
track, commenced firing and literally
perforated the baggage car and when Ii
pulled into Enid it looked as though iii
had been Through d musketry charge.
Harmon and another guard, named
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SENATORS AGREE.
Republican and Democratic Leaders
Conferred Regarding Debate on
the Tariff Bill.
Four Hours Each Day For the Re-
mainder of the Week without
Dilatory Notions.
The New York Legislature Thanks
Senator Hill For His Speech
on the Bill.

WASHINGTON, April 1.-THE leaders
ef both political parties in the senate
held many conferences during the early
hours of the day, and an agreement was
finally reached for the consideration Of
the tariff bill during the remainder OF
the week. General debate on the bill is
to continue from until o'clock each
day, and no hlibustering motions are to
be made. The reading Of the bill will not
be pressed during that time. This will
give four hours general debate each day,
taking one hour which is usually de-
voted to the consideration of morning
business.
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NOMINATED A TICKET.

Sc. Paul Republicans Hold Their City
Convention.
ST. PAUL. April Republican dele.
gates assembled in convention and nom
mated Frank B. Doran for mayor on
the first ballot. The only contest was
between the friends OF Doran and those
of Ex-Governor McGill. McGill's name
was withdrawn, however, before q
ballot was taken. ]. J. McCardy, the
present incumbent, was nominated for
comptroller by acclamation. Charles
l.. Horst was nominated for treasurer,
and attorneys Holcomb and Orr fol-
municipal judges.
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samlnarlly shot the A..asssn.

DURANGO. Mex, April l1.---Louis w.
Fortell has arrived here and reports that
his companion, Frank T. Morey, a we'll
known mining man. met death near
Nombre de Dios. The two men were
met on the road by a Mexican beggar
who asked aims. Morey refused and
had harsh words with the mendicant,
who, stealthily following the Ameri.
cans. stabbed Morey in the back, pro-
ducing wound from which he scon
died. The murderer was apprehended
by the authorities and summarily shot.
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MIME woHKEEs II SESSION.
The Annual Convenslan seing Held Z
Columbus~-s some Importans Matters.

The Annual ConventIan being Held nc
Coiumbus- Some Importsnt Matters.
CoLUMBUs, o., April 1.-THE fifth
annual session Of the United Mine
Workers of America was called to order
by President John Mcbride. The ASSOC
citation il composed or coal miners, mine
laborers and cokers. Representatives
are present from Pennsylvania, Ohio.
Indiana, Illinois, Iowa, Colorado, West
Virginia and Kentucky The meeting
y important owing to stagnation In the
coal trade and possible action thereon.
The trouble in the coke regions Is DO be
considered. A proposition for general
strike In the United States il to DO en-
haustively discussed. Independent labor
politics i also On the list for discussion.
Ths conyentiun will run through this
week.
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WASHINGTON, April 11.--After the
passage of two private pension bills and
the bill to extend the jurisdiction of the
United States district court OF Wyom-
ing over the Yellowstone Park. and
when some time had been spent dis
cnesing the warrants of arrest against
representatives, Issued March 10, the
house went into committee Of the whole
on the postoffice appropriation bill.
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cenvlesaa arnekeY,s As.all.ns.

WoosTER. q. April 1.-THE trial oi
DR.. w. =. Brown, alleged hired assas-
sin" OF w. A. Mackey. came TO an ah.
rupt end. After Mackey had identified
Brown and told the story Of the das
tardiy attempt ON his life, Browns at.
torney, ~ arrangement with the states
attorney rested the case. The jury re-.
tired, and n 15 minutes returned with
d verdict ofIgnilty.
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ron rmE cosgIna CAmpA1eN.
IFssas 1iiInais lkspnBsfSAa AssssiatiSn
Meet Id Chicago.

~
CHICAGO. April ii. Representative
Republicans from every section of the
state are gathering at the Grand Pacific
upon the occasion of their biennial love
feast. The state central committee is
also in session to fix the date for the
next state convention, and the Illinois
Republican Editorial association was
called TO order at II. O'Clock by President
w. r. Jewell. Nearly all the Republi-
can members of the congressional dele
CATION are here, and Senator Cullom
will arrive during the afternoon. The
state committee will discuss i'm detail
the plans for the campaign in the con-
gressional districts, and will also con-
slider the details of the legal proceedings
to set aside the senatorial apportionment
passed by the last legislature.
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Republicans of New York Legislature En-
dorse His Speech In Congress-.
ALBANY. N. Y, April 11.--Assembly-
man Ainsworth (Rep.) introduced a
joint resolution extending the thanks of
the legislature to United States Senator
Hill for what the resolution terms ''his
naasterly arraignment of the foreign
policy of the present administration; his
exposition OF the iniquitous income tax
features of the Wilson bill and his de.
nunciation Of the un-American features
Of the present tariff legislation
The resolution was adopted, 102 to 3.
The assembly stands 70 Republicans, 81
Democrats.