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New YORK, Aug. 1-Ths sloop-sisssd
yacht Bessie g. was found neatiag keel
up In the lower hay yesterday and unless
the crew was rescued b. an outward
bound vessel, u 10 almest certain that
four psrsons have Lost thsis lives. The
fact that thsrs were four psrsoas In the
boat was not learned until to-day. Two
mon on Swineburns island idsntihed ths
boat 20 one they saw With thres men and
. wemaa In ysstssday aftsensoa. To
whom the sloop belonged and whsrs she
came from is Z q6tssioG uew intsessting
people In this vicinity. Beside the name
"Bsssis G." on her stern thsre ere no
other marks which might Iced 70 hse
ideutiflcation.
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The Mayer says Ne WIN Prevent the
Cerbstt-Jaeksss Fight.
Siorx CIrY. Iowa, Aug. ?0-"l win nos
permit this prise fight to occur within the
corporate limits Of Sioux City," ssid
Mayor Fletcher, In speaking Of the effort
boing made 10 get the Corbett-Jackson
match here. "what 10 moro, ! doubt 70 u
will bs allowed to be fought on Iowa soil. |"
So far ~ my Jurisdiction 10 concerned. !
shall unAltsrably object"
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Ensush foe All Three.

SAN Francisco, Aug. 2o.-Judes ColRsy,
Of the probate court, to-day ordered that
the daughters Of the late Ars. ThsessA
Fair b awarded their pestions u thsis
mothers estate. Ths daughters sss Nss.
Hermann Oslrichs and Niss Virginia
Fair Of New York. They will rscsivs o..
10000 each. Distribution Of the estate
was opposed By their brother Charles, b.
cause under the terms Of his mothers will
he cannot receive his share Of e50O, 200 uu.
III he is 30 years Of sss. He b now about =.
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A Butte Company Incorporated.
,ec,nl Dispatch 10 the Standard.

HELENA, Aug. 20.--Ar,icles Of incor.
poration of the Charles Heilbronner com.
pany were filed with tho secretary of
state to-day by Charles Heilbronner. ]. A.
Heilbronner and W. II. Hickey to do a
general printing business Al Butte. Cap.
tai stock, SIS, 900.
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Ca,heiie sisters In sshssla

EvASsBrRG, Pa, Aug. 9.-Judes Barker
to-day handed down . decision IN the suit
OF w. I. Kerr. state oounciles ef the
Junior o. U. A. NJ, against the board ef
directors Of the Gsllatin school to prsvsnt
the hiring Of Catholic sisters wearing ~.
iisious earbs ~ teschsss. The judge d.
cides the sisters may b employed ~
teachers, may be attired in the Garb Of
their order and may be addressed by pu.
pills BY their religious names. but hs re-
fuses to allow the Catholic catsehism to
bs taught.
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WAITING FoR HIM TO ACT.

Ceugroes Could AdJoarn Te.uorroW "
Clsvslaad Would siga the Btli.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 0.-Speaker Crisp
returned to-day from Old Point Comfort,
Va. He says adjournment ecould be had
by Wednesday II the president should act
on the tariff bill tomorrow. The only
legislative matter pending on which act.
ion is hoped for 10 the alcohol bin now
before the senate, but this Appeared to be
affected By the Murphy resolution post
ponins all tariff legislation. The Nom.
bsrs Of the ways and means committee
say they do not think the president will
let tho tariff bill become . law until tho
last moment. In order that the customs
officers may have all the Attenuation pos.
sibls. This would not b until midnight
Of Monday next. Representative Tarsuey
will make no effort to push his free silver.
lead ore bill beyond gsttins II on tho house
calendar. He reported II from tho com.
mittes to-day.
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HIS SENTENCE DEATH
SEPTEMBER as THE DAY
The Prisoner Remains Cool and
Requests the Sheriff 10 Feed
Him Chicken TIN HE
Time Comes.

Special Dispatch to tho Standard.
KALlsPEL, Aug. @-Charles J. Black,
the murderer Of Mrs. Cunningham. was
taken into the district court this morning
for sentence. He was cool and indiffer.
DuBose ordered him 10 stand up and then
said:
"I3lack, on an occasion like this, when
wo arc almost Ia the presence Of death It.
self, II seems to the court that whatever II
might say regarding the enormity Of your
crime would have no effect. II might
seemingly degenerate only into tho buss
OF helpless man, and Il certainly would
lessen the force Of that climax which the
Law has incorporated into its penal code
when II says that any man who innlici-
ously. wilfully and premsditatcly takes
the life Of another shall suffer death.
Thus have you broken the Law and
thus will you suffer. Some four months
aeo In this court room ! advised
you that you were In . serious
prsdicament, and now you stand on
the threshold Of eternity. ! give you this
sdvice-do not let hopes which may prove
false prevent you from to-day making
your peace with your Maker. And nov
in accordance with the verdict Of the Jury.
Il 10 ordsrsd. adjudssd and dscsssd that
you, Charles J. Black, b taken 10 the
county jail Of Blashsad county, and that
you there bs kept In safe custody BY the
sheriff Of said Rlathsad county until Fri-
day. the 2sth day Of Sept. ammo domino
1894, and that upon that day. between the
-
o'clock In the afternoon OF that day, you
b taken By said sheriff - near tho said
Jail ~ possible and there and then you be
hanged by the neck until you shall bs
dead, dead, dead and may God have
mercy upon YOU"
On being taken back 10 jail Black asked
the jailoe 10 feed him chicken while be
stsid on earth.
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At Philadelphia-i6: Cleveland, I.
At New York-ll; Chicago. &.
AT Baltimore 5; PIttsburg. !.
At Brooklyn-2O; IT. Louis. 4.
At Washington; Louisville, I.
At Boston-CIncinnati game postpone
rain.
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DEBS TELLS HIS STORY
CAUSES OF THE STRIKE

SSOSSS VI buS SbNtN6
The General Managsrs' Assoolss
tion. He Thinks. OrRanissd .
Conspiracy TO Wipe the A. n.
Y. Out OF Existence.
CHICAGO, Aug. 0.-Ths A. r. q. prssi.
dent, L. v. Debs, was . witness before the
striks commission to-day. The court
room was crowded from the bench to the
doorways. "Now tell rs In your own ways
Mr.. Dsbs," savs Commissioners Wright.
''what you know Of the Pullman strike and
its rssul,s." Leaning forward in his ssas
tho tall loader Of tho great strike began his
story In . low clear voice, tho recital Of
which gradually became more earnest and
forcible - he proceeded until II developed
into almost au oratiou. He told Of having
received word that . strike In Pullman
wss imminent and Of his coming to Chi.
caeo to investigate.
III found" he said, ''men were working
for the Pullman company at wages upon
which they could not live. found salaries
had bsen cut time and time again until
skiiled mechAnies wero working their lives
away for wages not sufficient for .
day laborsr; that the town Of Pull.
man was 20 schsmed that every
penny the woekinsmsn made found its
way back 10 the company. In fact,
found the woekingmen Of Pullman In o
pitiabls condition and determined would
d. ell In my power ~ president Of the 4.
X. u, 10 improve the condition Of thosa
men. The striks that followed vas
ordered by the men themselves and then
came the boycott. ordered b. duly elected
delegates to our convention and then fols
lowed the railroad strikes, ordered b.
various local unions, saeh OF which had
grievance Of Ito own"
"Would the railroad strikes have oes
eurred u there bad bssn NO Pullman
trouble?" asked Commissioners Wright.
"No; the Pullman strike was the prime
cause. We desirsd to stop Pullman's
cars and shut Oh bis income. thns forcing
him 10 arbitrats, but the railroad men had
arisvsness ef ihsir own. Ths General
Mauaesrs' assoeiation had bssa oesan.
issd With The avowsd inteatiou
Of giving assistance 10 the rail-
roads In the resent troubles. Thsie
evident aim was to drive orsanissd lahee
from sxlstsuce. No sooner had this assos
S.".s". - u"S - - ~
S.... S- sS !" ".-sss
.S ~. ~. 80 ..,,.s. - - ..~..sss
.s.,sS ~. ~. - $50 80 I. S,1 Hsx n
~" s'~~ -. - n.',,.~sn .... rr~
-, ~ ".,..,,.,.... S,S -. 49,
49, ...,... Ss's ~. a.. nc.s. TSs
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s.;,SI. a.. hs..s,,s ss,.s.,..s h. "a
s.."..'s "a - ~. s.sss. 49, -. - - 80
,~,s ~ - s,"~ ..sS.S - :
80 ss.."~ - "S .s~.s.. ~
S s~, 49,. .s..s~ ~
- - s"s. ."s~ 49,
49, .,,~~ c,"ss
. - S .."ws
" ~ ss.. 90
Wnas so0us su7 uuy gun Wsssssm
asked Commissioners herman.
esm w. ~. " my Ps'seso ssesy 70
All srnrsssion. n vna sent a sr,eh and
.o nndsr.toodu
~. 49, al, th.e v,.hin A.. a.vs
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HslsaA's Busy Bseak Thisves.
spociai Dispatch to tho standard.

HELENA, Aug. 2o.-Snsak thieves are at
work In the town. At $50 this morning
gold watch and chain was taken from the
residence Of County Treasurer Basisn on
Ewing street, while be and his mother
wsrs out. The watch belonged to- Mss.
Bardsn. A gold watch and chain was also
taken from Mrs. Flshsrs' house, "a Dear.
born avenue.
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j3mei Mfeuidenleber, gerettet.

gon ibren Mer;ten murbe Nrou Yboebe
Ibomas por seSuuction Gity, SQ., ertlart,
bab lie bic Sdwiubl blu9t babe llno ni4t mebt
serettet merbeu Tonne; aber suei Tlaidem Or.
&in9s 9feuer Gutbeduu9 beilteu iie politGns
big .ub retteten ibr 9eben. $9err Sbomas
g99ers, 139 Slori6aitrabe, San Tra,cisco,
bate jid cine tarfe Grtaltuu9 ;u9e;o9en uno
,purbe nit S9miubiu1t bebrobt; CT ueriudte
aues obme Grfol9, bis Ct cine Slai@e Or.
&inas 0teuer Gmtbeduma faufte umb III ;rpei
0o3em 9eillnb mar. cSSeet 1T Ct natiirli9
bantbar. Sol4e Griol8e ruie bieie be,ueiie,
bic @Ite ber Webi;im. Yrobeilai1en gratis
lit .. ~. Olieus Mpotbete. &e9l.ldre 6laz
ideM so Cts. unb 81. 5
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9ie MlbermGnner non ct. Paul bas
ben in elmer tiir5li@ obsebaltenen 9ers
iammluns bic folsenoen seitsemdBen
8ei@laiie sefaBt:
gBeil bic mebrsabl BET anseiteuten
@ilenbabnarbeiter in bieiem Diitrift
ausenbIidli@ im Streits NIT ben 8abns
permaltunsen ilt unb
gBeil Der 8rdibent ber Ser. @taas
ten es fir gut 9ebaIten bat, gunbestrnps
pen na@ Chicago gu i@iden, obne bag
bieielben pon ber Staatsz un6 Staotbe>
b0r6e uerlan9t 1pprben ,uoren uno
Weil mir anertennen, oaB Nufltans
ben nit Gnersie ent9e9ensearbeitet mers
ben muB, 10 iinb mir bod Der Mnii&t,
bab bic @e@te unb bic Trsibcit bes Sols
tes,' mie bur9 bic 0erfaiiuns beltimmt,
itber ben 0te9ten bes Capitals iteben
unb unter aQen umitdnoen aufre@t er>
balten .per6eu miiijen unb .aE
@eil bic Buuman Company ii@
abiolut seuei9ert bat, irsenb mel@en
Weruunft9riinoen @eb0r gu seben uue
babur9 bic Tol9en bieies Streit in allen
Stabten BET Union 9elpiirt werben, 10
ei es
8ei9loiien, baB mir an ben
Prdibenteu Der Ser. Staaten bas gr:
iu9en ri@teu, bic Bunbestruppen ;us
riid3usieben, neil bic Bunbesresierune
ba3u oa 1T, bic S@wa@en sesen bic
Starten gu unteritiiten uno ferner lei es
Bei@loiien, baB mir in iol@er
Tduen ben Musslei@ befiirmorteu. alio
mir uerlansen, baB Nrbeiter uno Mrbeit
seber ibre &lasen einem S@ieosseri&
iiberseben ioQen uno baB @eiete in
@onsreb sei@affen merten, mel&e al
berartisengnselesen beiten einemS@iebs
seri@t untermerfen.
Spdteren Na@ri@teu 5ufolse baber
bic 6erren Mlbermdnner bic uorfeben
ben 8el@liile 1uieoer annulirt unb i'd
babur@ i@auoerbaft ld@erli@ sema4t.
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JOS. A. ECKSTE|N,
~ -.t- .t s.
Medtsantpalt 1t,to Motar'
Van, 11ln1 II1if1f1

l1em ulm, 1ICn11.
gelonbere @ufn,ertlanteit ,pirb be1 @er~
haubluuaeu I'M @aileu9eri9t probate
Court bon Bro,pu ,lMb NicoQet Gountp 9ez
wibmet. - 8eiittitel ,peroen lnterlud9t 1l"o
uerpoufGnbi9t.
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3cttcntarb cttcm.

Son jebt on perbe i'd wiebcr aue Ar.en uom 2ement
arbeitc enrlei Oh In 0onratt betm Gag, brnebs
men. Ole beiten Sorten Cement inb tets burd mid Su
bcseben. sger ir9enb etwas in bieer stnie mill 4t,
tbMt gut wenn CT bel mir uoripridt. siir CUTE Mrbet
ru,rb 9arantirt.
Ssbann &atiem,
gde Statc> u. Norbitr.
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9rohD e1tt bic int Solbe bet Capt:

@TV1VGWt wv wv Oo1NS wv S"r''
taliiten itebenbe Easespre6e fortiabrt in
allen Eonarten gu beri@ten, bab ber
sroBe Giienbabnitreit sebro3en let,
l6eint bies bur9aus nod nidt ber GaQ
su 1eiu, inbem es tbatiadlid an pielen
glaten nod gang sewaltis sabrt uno
bropelt unb es ,nuB bebbalb erit nod
abaemartet merben, mas bas Gnbe pom
2iebe ieiu .uirb. Snswii3sn ioQ es benz
Yrafoenten Gleuelano einsefauen iein,
oaB es e,n @eiee siebt, mona@ Differ
euSen smii@en Babnuerwaltunsen unb
beren Mnseiteuteu our& ein S&iebsse>
ri@t beiselest werben iollen. Gine Mtte
pom Sabre 1888, unter benz 9famen
O'gteiu> >Biu betannt unb unter Glepes
lambs erfer Mbniniitration gum @eies
erbobeu, beiast ndmti9, bab wenn Dtfz
ferensen swii@en 8obnuermaltunsen uno
oeren MnSeitellten entiteben, wel@e oas
Gisentbum bebroben, ieoe Partei einen
S9ieosridter ernennen ioQ, pel9e mies
BET einen Oritten ermdbleu. Ser prds
fioent bat auBeroem ;1uei GommiIiare gu
ernennen, mel@e ,suiammen NIT Dem
Mrbeitscommii1dr Elm Gomite biloen.
@iner bieler @ommii1dre muB aus benz
@taate iein, in mel9cm bic Difierensen
entitanben iinb. Die Grsebniie oer
unteriu9uns miillen iofort bent Prdiis
benten uno bur@ bielen benz GonsreB
beri6tet merben. IS 1T in ber 9(tte
aueroinss ni@t uorseieben, bab bic Gntz
ideibuns unfeblbar 1T, aber in ben iels
teniten Tdllen ,ptro iie ni@t anertannt
,uerben. 9atte bet Yraiibent bies @e>
iet slei@ beim Besinn bes @treits CUR
Musfabruus sebra&t, anitatt Sas 8uns
oesmilitdr aufSubieten unb in uielen
Tauen gan; uni@ulbise Mdnner nno
iosar Trauen uno &inoer nieberi@ieben
;u la0en, ,uirben bic Streiter bo4its
mabri9einli@ ni@t 3um Neuberiten se>
trieben morben iein. Mues mas bic
Mrbeiter in bieiem &f uerlansen 1T
ia bod nur, baB bic Nnselesenbeit Sur@
Elm unparteiiides S@iebsseri@t gum
Mustras sebra@t werben iou.
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- Sn ben sebrudten Tormularen ber
jabrli9en geridte Der S9ulclerfs
(Torm 3 fiir 1894 iinb bic folsenben
Jrasen entbalten:
Number of Months of School in 1892?
Number of Months of School voted for
1898?
Dies lit elm Tebler; bic Sabressablen
ioQten 1898 reipectiue 1894 iein. Der
County sS9uliuperiutenben eriu9t bic
Glerts, bic Tebler in ibren gsridten gu
corri9iren.
- l1niere County, Gommiildre, mels
DE am Montaa, Oienitas uno Diitts
nod in oieier @obe ais Gqualisations>
bebOroe inSieuns maren, ,nabmen bic fol-
senoen 9enberunsen in oer Nbiddtuns
oes iteuerbaren gisentbums i'm County
por:
Oie Nbiddtuns BET 2umberuorratbe
Der na9iolaenben Tirmen wuroen erbObt:
Bingham Bros. 3. S9erer, Sos. g.
yoget, 6anfon & 2ambert, 8. Gbri>
itenleu, 9t. $. Bingham uao u. 9.
9lnoerion UNI $4oo ieoe uno S3mio g.
9ebrer nm $1,000.
Das folsenoe gerionaleisentbum in
ben perl9ieoenen StGoten uno Eouns
int County uuroe UNI ben beisssebenen
prosentiab erbobt:
Su Seem lllm, @a9en uub &utl9en
I'M 10, Pianos unb t6ausserdtbe un,
80 Gro;ent.
Sn @lecpp Gpe, einiabrise Efer6e 10
Pro;ent.
Sn Surustowu, 9ausboltsesenitanoe
25 Yro;ent.
Sn Chen, sSasem unb &uti9en 10,
Melooeons uno Sr9eln 40, 6ausbalts
9eratbe so, 9anowirtbl3aftli@e &C.
ratbl9aft ften 100 Pro;eni.
Sn Some, 9ausbaltserdtbe 25 Gros
gent.
Sn 2ate 9ansta, Masen uno &utz
| i9en 25 Yro;ent.
Sn Veauenmortb, 9ausbaltserdtbe
IS Prosent.
Sn Mu0isan, @assn uno &uti@en
10, lanomirtbi@aftli@e @eratbl3atten
80 Pro;ent.
Sn PrairieuiQe, 9ausbaltserdtb 40
Pro;ent. .. .....
Sn Sisel, 6ausbaIt9erdtb SO, lamb
urtbi@aitli@e @erdtbi@aften 25 Pro=
gent.
Sn Stately, &ube Is pro;ent.
Das yano in Nlbin, 8aibaw, Mul<
lisan unb Stately murbe ais smeiter
uno in aQen iibrisen Towns als eriter
&lale be;ei9net.
0ie @lei9Ne0uns bes @runbeisen>
tbums mar beim S4luB unierer Tormen
nod ni9t uoQenbet.
- proi. @ids Betterpropbe;eiuns
gen fit ben Monat Nuli, uel@e bis jett
3iemli9 senou einsetrofien iino, uertiins
ben uns cine reselmdBise Sturmperiobe
POM ls. Bis %. Sulr: Cine niebrise
Woltenbant, bic sesen Mbeno I'M Noros
.ueiten erideint, iit ,udbrenb oieler 3eit
als elm Sturman;ei@en ;u betra@ten.
Niit Dem @inbrud ber 9fadt be9innt
oas Bliten uno um Mitternadt erreidt
oas @ewitter sew0bnlid ieinen 9obe:
puntt. Gntmidelt bas @ewitter ii9
ni@t pdbreno oer Na@t, 10 lit Elm Sc:
witter am folsenoeu 0fabmitta9 iebr
rpabri9einli9. Cine tleinere Sturmz
periooe brinst uns ber 25. uno 26., ,uos
rauf ,pieoer tibleres Wetter aus benz
g(orbueiten tommt. Der Monat i@lieBt
nit elmer Sturmperiooe, uel9e AM 80.
Suli in ben meitli9en yanocstbeilen Be-
sinnt uno bis gum 2. 9lu9uit ieinen Saui
na@ benz Often nimmt. SIM @anjen
1pirb BET syuli itiirmiid iein uno einise
i@mere Ne9en ,,nb Woltenbrii3e auf>
weiieu, aber int alsemeinca troden pet:
Iaufen. .... ~
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Tabrplau Der Mortbmeitern 8abn
NaM Often. Rad NOetten.
@crlaM9t.

8 ober 10 Manner, ,,m unler poblbefann=
tes $5aus III bielcm Staate 81 uertreten. lln=
jer arobes uno pollitanbi9es 2aser Mnb unle=
re perldiebenem 3,peiSe, ,uie Stnollen= NIB
3miebeiphansen, feline Samenfortofleln,
uSertili;ers" III No., erlauben uns cute Serz
bieuite al bietem. Oieie belauieu lid pom S.
bis 1926 per Wtouat ,.nb Geduns BET Nusla=
oeu. ie nad benz &0nneu bes Nfannes.
Sdreibt l6neQ nit sllterson9abe.
18 8. 6. Map&Go.,
ct. Yaul.
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ANDREW J. ECKSTE|N,
gisentbhmer ber
%io1ier Mpot9ete

Stem l1lm, Mtinn.
mebi3inen, Gbemttalien, Goilettenar>
titeln, parfamerien, Garben, Del, STR
mii5en, @las, 8u@er, S@reibmateria>
lien pnb Muiitinitrrmente itets in GROCER
Muswabl an 2aser.
@ecepte na@ n1eDi3inii@en @e9eln NIT
sr6bter 0orit@t ansefertist.
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~Da @ouuerneur Mltselb uon
Suinois es ablebnte, Prenbersait, benz
MSrber uon Mapor 9arr;ion, einen
tueiteren Mufi@ub 3u setudbren, 10 lit
berielbe leeten Greita9 binseri@tet mor>
ben.
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MQe Sorten Ddrinse, barunter
va9te boQdnbii4e", iomie alle 9lrten
Rdie, namentli4 ausge3ei4neter r2im>
burger, immer an @anb BEL
ba So. q IN m {.
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!. 3. ). Qappe,
@er@ant Sailor, ;,
Netv 1tlus, 5 s 4

Ret~ ttlna, Htnn.
Der llmter,eiduete ma9t betannt. bab lid ieu.
Sdueiber9eiddit nummebr int irueiten Stod
jeines aeba,tbes al Wiunel lota Strabe betin=
BET, uolelbit Ct itcts bereit lit 9uitrd9e entse=
9em ;n uebmeu. @ute Mrbeit uno 9ntss Nals
fen 8araatirt. $. s.. $. Tappe.
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Mit einem &apitaI bon SO, ,000s,
900 uiro ii9 bemnd@it eine neue &C.
ie0l6aft unter benz ytamen WilItams
palace Gar So. orsaniiireu, uel6e Be-
abii dtist, ber Nu1mars galace Gar 60.
Goncurren; gu MAIDEN. Die Gabrits
sebaube ioueu in Oit ct. Souls erridz
tet ,perbeu.
Ser tauieno ginwobner sdb(enbe
Ort goon III QBiuiams County, Obio,
1puroe am Oonneritas bur@ Teuer beiz
nabe gang serit0rt. Der Serluit be-
trdst sl75, 900. Sn ct. GlairsuiQe,
Ohio, murbe am Dienitos BET sanse
@eidd ftstbeil in Mi9e selest, woour@
Elm S6aoen uou 100000 ouseridtet
purbe. .'s
Ser neu erbaute &reuser Minne>
apolis bat letten Samitas feline Proz
befabrt sen1a@t uno ii& babel wieoer
einmal ais bas i@neQite &riessi@iii Set
@elt erpieien, mel9e Ebatia@e ben gr>
bauern bes S@ifies bic bubi@e Summe
pon $4o2, 500 als grtrasPrdmie einz
bra4te.
u. s. Wbiteman uon Dulutb,
pier Sabre lang @taatsiefretar uon
Minneiota unb iciner 2eit Elm beruorraz
senber polititer, 1T lit Detroit, Wti@.,
mesen Udli&uns uerbaftet uno binter
S@loB uno &iesel sebra9t uorben.
Dur@ Spielen uerlor berielbe erit bas
pon ieinem Yater ererbte beoeutenbe
Wermosen uno sriif oann, mie bies 10
oft im 2eben sei@iebt, CUR We@ielfdlz
i@uns.
Ole Poli3ifen Wlbert Sacob>
ion unb Gbmarb S@wart in 9aitinss
uerfolsten AM Dienitos 9lbeno 5'uei per>
bd@ti9e @uri@en, BON mel@en elmer
POM poliseisGbef sefansen muroe. Scr
anoere 3os. ais ii@ ibm bic beioen Po>
tighten naberten ieinen 9teuoluer uno
bra9te Sacobion cine t0btli9e S@uB<
wunbe Bel, ber er nod menisen Stun>
ben erlas. Der Boli5iil S@wart uer>
folate ben WfSrber, pel@er in ben TluB
iprans uno auf bic anoere Seite
i9mamm, aber bort na@ beftiser &C.
senpebr uerbaftet unb na& 9afin9s
ms @efdusniB 9ebra@t wurbe. 8ei
ben beiben Burden, 'uelde @anaoa>
Transoien iinb, fano man cine sroBe
NnSabl MISUNDERSTANDING Dor. Mm
Mittwo@ Wormitta9 lu@ten et,ua 200
Mann in bas Gountp>@efdnsaiB 81
brinqen, UNI ben Moroer bes Polisiiten
;u vlpn9eu", bieielben ,puroen aber
pom Sberiff baran uerbinoert.
@onEr NJ o. ,Norwesen, tommt
bic Na@ri@t 6aB bic Oa@t Saloe, pom
t0nisli@en Da@t @ei@maoer, AM 6 SUI
Il Danes Gilano, an bet noroueitliden
&lite BON @pitbersen, anlief uno bort
ben @eolosen, Prof. Open, fano, uels
der pon ber ameritanii@en Nurbpolz
grpeoition unter @alter @ellmam bort
;uriidselaiien 'uuroe, um ibre 0tudtebr
abiumarten uno bas auf Dem @ilanoe
erri9tcte Depot ;u be,ua@eu. Yon bet
@rpebition bate man ni@ts mebr er>
fabren, ieit i1r Dampfer 0tasuualo
Sarl Danes Gilanb uerlieB. Die
t5aioe fori@te na@ ibr, fano aber alle
Wese our@ Sis ueri@loiien. Sie traf
ben erfobrenen WalroBiaser, Capt. So
banneion, BET POM Moroueiten tam uuo
oer meinuus mar, bab bet &asuualb
Sarl pom Giie 3eroriidt ,uorben. Die
@aibe iiberlieB benz Yrofeilor, oer auf
ieinem Soften ausbarren wiu, Elm
Quantum 9ebensmittel. Capt Soban:
nelon piQ norbweitli9 uon Spitberseu
na9 BET 8euman Expedition ausi@aueu
unb ieoenfaQs Brof. Oyen mitbrinsen.
;3pet Menidenleben gerettet.
shon,oa 'y nor S,,ction Gitn SG SG erfIGrt
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-07-19
Budlens Mrnica=Salbe.

Die bette Salbe in Der WeIt fir Sdntitwnnben
IOu.tjdunseu, Nunben, gei6wlre. Sa!3Hab, Jledbten
auiseiprunsene Sanbe, Troibeul.n Sabnsraussn u,se
9ouitdnbise V.irebisuns use&ert eber seins SeSabs
luna u.ra,at. Vreis, 25 Gents bic S4abtel. gu bas
ben bei >. It. Often. Ven IIm.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-02-14

The n emtcrship Of the various Rspub-
iiean ward Clubs 10 constantly groNing
and the meetings IN the different wards
are becoming more largely attended IS the
time for the selection of delegates to the
city convention draws near. In sharp
contrast 10 the Democratic methods, the
Republican ward clubs are giving the
widest publicity in advance OF their meet
lngs and the times. places and manner of
making nominations for the primaries,
and In shese meetings all Republicans are
invited 10 participate whether they are
members of the ward clubs or not This
Is done 10 enable every man IN the party
10 have an equal voice IN tbs selection Of
delegates, the nomination Of candidates
and the choosing Of party managers.
Many Republicans who have hitherto not
Joined the ward clubs ~ attended the
ward meetings hare made inquiries on the
subject. and In some cases the information
vas not al hand by those Of whom the
questions were asked. For this reason :
llss Is given below Of the officers Of the
various ward clubs. together with their
times and places Of meeting:
First wasd-ghagies Wsbhsr, president;
q. q. Guy, secreszry. ai9 Xcsser ssenae,
Wednesdays, n N.
Second ward-W. III. White president.
T. Coke Hill. secretary. Haisehss hall, on
Market street. Fridays, S =. 70.
Third vard-H. l. Siser, president;