davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-28
Oct nDc Wiooei MOB Si9ter:
mae CDigteritis.)

st inf 9Ioo iuoeboIoer ieIsenoe
'ps9eIuIoe Spraab:
st MT for ben ciulliicreoe Gerosn
upmoerIi9t SG9emiooeI er blet Irems
Ittllet al O~oftorerne u. o9 u. Oct
betiemrer, (bpao be biotiI punone
GrIorin9er ubeitrioeIis ioiilaor, meo
obto'ut &elo Cn al be aQerp9rite
SpaoomsIormer, ben Iom Ntenncs
ltebeoens Sppbe bete9neoe Dioters
lp9e (Digteri, Digteritis). De isrite
6orlp9 iorcto9es meo eli potient,
lom man boooe ieuot til Gi9tcripae.
bulet / en- boabIsS SiIitonb. Son
tunoe fun iremitamme baltenoe
Somb,r, boooe belle Ta9en itroIepiie
uo9poelIer o9 lit ON Notten iormcs
li9e HimoniaIo. Sra Sio til onoen
breo Oct foIoe SctSometer ub; Orb
Iroooen Itoo BAN ON Wtunoen, oe
ban IpGnote ON fig meo 0erIes
Isooer. Sor iine nGrmeite Sm9iuels
Ter, tier SorIG99cre 90 Eeoofterer,
oar ban me9et iarli9; bet bopoe
utuipliomt petet uoe meo benz, bpis
De por blet imittct, Ioo De bopoe
trpifet op no9et al bans poeii.
Nlercoe eiter On ierite Sntiprpits
ming meo Oct uDe Serum (Antidig.
terin) tnotrooote cn 9eorin9. pa
tjenten funoe 81 libt Yroia ira Jig %
9ioroe fun minore Boomer. Giter
Den onoen Seruminr ipreitniu9 tunoe
ban neppe tommc paa ct eneite Sim,
o9 eIter ben treble fumoe ban Iom
bcIbreoet ior Digteritis 9ien9ipee
bet bor9erli9e SomIuuo.
Oette 9uuiti9e Hoiu,tot opmmtreo
0ottorerne til Gfoperimcuter i lterre
Stolo. Oct piite zig, at bet me
Serum bapoe Ell immunicercnoe
Vjrtnin9, JONI ~IorIener Oct &orottc'
rem al ct iorebp99enoc Cpropbn,ots
tiit) MiooeI. Solf, Iom Ell Sang
uor bIet bebauolet meo Serum, III
life eu9on9 peo SrpIlupper i Samjs
lien, peo SubiIGer eucr Ii9ncnoe
upget 2tnialo al Digteritis. Dc
tunoe rere n,eo i be itsrite Seitli9s
beoer uoeu at ioreIluo n cneIte
SfooI poo Him. utroli9t, men
ionot!
"Antidigterin" CT oesuorre Tor
| SiebIitfet mc9et opr. Den iaaS
nemIig ira leuenoe aIener, iom cr
inopooet meh IerItilt pr9porcreoe
Oioterbociuer. Com mau tam for
Itoo, er oct fun bpiit mooItrabenoe,
9lienerue ooor meo poo oenne PRO
ceS, oo De llcite eitcr Snopoonin9en
er uIfiftet til enbper nDtti9 9eifiGis
ti8elie, % fun be oIleritcritc IIener
ouerleper oenne 9eDanoIin9 uoen
Wien for Sremtiocn.
Ser oabner fig MI ct piot Self ior
NleomenneItero pel9ierenoe o9 ioms
Iuuosoupnli9e 9rtIombeo. Niees
menneitcr! Bill ) betjGmpe Digte.
ritis, iom oaereoe bar bereot Goer
iaa mon8cn imerteiuIo Snuo, Iaa
oiu GocrS Sti9rp Ill, at Gi9ter.
ierum iful tunue faoes gratis opers
alt. 9ct9nt, at eli Iraobc al bette
oiouocrli9c WiiooeI, onuenot rette
SO, tan m~uIiacus iorcbp99e ct belt
Sftopbcite Ipriite Gi9te! SIP, mems
Der cnouu er Sio!
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-28

laar. Gl9en er ct unoerli9t 3pr %
fan ipmmetioer forlsbe fig bslt inc i
Spsrne. 5orrise Star tom iaaleOss en-
Suno orirenbe meo en- @le lise inc i
StIeus @aber. 6prblgfiet fob ben ioa
bib % bic % luat enoelis iub paa ct
al 9rRliberierue, bpUr ben uRItcu
iframte 8etet al gl~rbeloerre. Sra
Gtaseu, bupr ben tom inb, liprtebe ben
iaa gieunem Ell Gem li9e neo en- u9pre
flor fo9euoe ajeoel iplot meb 2rG.
mnsie, % Mauoeu, iom fob us pas
iebe ajeolen % fit bet fore 3pr, iom
ban fprepriSt alori9 bar feet Masen
tif, bppeofuls meb fine LANCE 8en ua
Stanter neoi, trOebe ielpe ben stino.
barli9e bar paai9roe. @lsen brRbtes
natnrll9pis paa Steoet iorbr9not %
leml9itet, iom ben bar. 6or ct Gar
Tiger iiben tom en- !Sunb bripenoe meo
en- Gls neo til 9laoien STA / 2i0eber.
RED. llomaiet itanoiebe 3prst Der %
iatte Soueoet IND ct Sfopbplot. Wans
ben paa Elabien iioO n9r peb os git
ben til 8pret os tlappeoe bet paa 9ans
ben, bpcreiter ban git biem % iamleoe
iammen fine forrufebe Spriesreier us
ifisb @l9en en- bigger &ugle for 8al,
ben. Sunoen pilbe iprit tase Mans
oen; men ba ben blep jaset uGt, luiteoe
ben tilitoss til fin Serre, Der life bapbe
tarbet puoe zig frem paa uloplis @runb,
men foretruttst at ititte al i al Stilbeo.
s 2gmmerlRncerne er @lsen oite i
Itur 8nIbe. Zen saar nemli9 oumt
NOT li9e paa Sanoet, buorleoes bet fer
no, % iusmmer inbtil balue Milen;
men i en- Gamble Of Loft 9pmmer biz
Der ben ~itaaeuce % itampe til ben eus
ten fan9es eaer buffer unoer at Suer'
anltren9elie. Cor ct Bar Gar iioen
fali9eoe ariiten Oboen % nogle andre
6laaoefplt Ell itOr Glsto i 2inaalGnos
fen, oen loo ii9 sanite taalmOoi9 leie /
ct Saus paa S%tranoeu. 9a bet bar i
5reonin9stioen, Hap man ben lbs, os
meo eu9ans iprons ben paa 3inaaen,
Ipemmeoe Uper % foripanot / Sfouen.
@l9iu9ten ct ~iorDprist meset anitreus
9enbe iom moiteit; TIL be9Dnoer isrit @l'
gen at lgbe for 9unben, iaa fan bet
sierue 9aa i Wtileuis nteo forte Stanos
al os III. S98eren maa ba ie til at
tOnule eiter, % naar @l8en iaa enoes
Zig trGt % lei bpoer SunOen Moos
ltano, iaa CT S99eren enten iorlRn9it
uonaIet % far bolot op, eler ban
tommer 9iennempaao al Speo % balus
iprGust eiter % faar ienbt 9pret en-
au9le / Str0tten. 9r9iier ban ian
life pda rette Steo, be9pnber 2gbet
paanp, % uuiit ct oct ou, buor bet
itanoier.
@u ri9ttg 900 @l9buno er panitelis
at opbripc. DIE SOla beriteos bauoe
Ell, iom ban MI bar iol9t til Salpor
8pr9eu / Bge; for ben er Der Ifubt 40
3pr bare / De 4-5 iioite Nar. @n
Gig peier fra 20 til 60 S..Yunb, Der
betaleS meo fra "a SIR. pr. 8po. Gr
man aleue ON Sa9ten, fan llobpttet
bore n~otiaa 9obt; men ipm uiteit er Der
ilere. 8ruuoeieren ifal baue fit, os
transporter fra Stouen er oite tolt.
bar, iaa RettoubbDttet bliuer iom oiteit
n~Otiaa tarueli9t.
Seq bar oiret maalte altior mango
Qinier paa Sa9ten; men 99ieren faar
unoitploe, iea bar ielu pRret en- ipris
Speer % blauot anoet o9iaa feloet
up9le @l9sbpr, % meo Sa9ten bar bet
fig fig, at Den, iOm ielo bar Sa9ernas
tureu, bliuer alori9 trGt % alori9 tom
Of at fOrt9ae, % ,tuloe ie9 bare ops
parte meo mine mango S9noelier os
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-28
Yaa &rigsitien.
@o1'on al a0pteiu Mtapue Heio.

| P'f9 ooIl9 Ueo 6evs5 NGrUarcIle, % Oct uar lite
WIG o0'r, noor man iaa ben til Oere8 uilOe Gra9t %
w "'t'noe, Men ic9 b~efoIeOe benz at pen0s tiIbasc til
"sa'l', 09 eItev cn Fort SuOien peO Syuet at Den
~,1Na09 meO Bet ri9e, 6IoOpIetteOe SabeItSi, % Oeus
@ N9''r I lin maIcriitc GIGOsOrust, BuiitsOe Sc nOste
~ " 9Vsyoaore % aOIeO min OrbrG. Sea par aItiau
|" ''9o9 oI'ne mcO min 5ause.
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-28
srep fro Sttttreai.

s,,r,re 6pit snb ben, r' MI par
..rrst G~eriemne, CT Der neppe
Tam minoes. Siben forlt !
-, fer bar Der naiten life fdlOt en-
y >. 8son, 6imlen Bar paret tf9'
-, "a gluten iua fFiif, at Oct bar
,r emit at lsue. Soft bar Daet
- g~nlebning til at orpi'e li9
y. Sirt,rer, urbus alt msO @adroel''
u orp "a gtrp, iluste % iatts 9u'
,a,rb, Get eueite, iOm bar Ialot
y. r,raeliat sr 5pitplsinIHser, %
-, bor varet for baarO % PRO
~ ~, liar paa 9ersn bar pGret ol''
I'd, ,r,n(iok I'll Gjen9jalo bar man
S,rot oaaet iSuns meo stOparbs''
~ monst ct ira lar aaereoe
J. .,,t bibe i @rasist ior 2emmer'
-',,,us fafte % fire Saano, meoens
.sS,,orlsns bar ipr8st for at faa DC
IN, qrasr iammentjsrte | l'naa
-, for isnere at iisre ! Slnterlas,
Ben fsrts Sns iOmmer. Ten
frleinina, ium itanr 'slen, aStsr
no, at beIsrse, naar "SelsOmeS'
H.. tommer, O9 ben fOmmer' Tiger
,,mrs. liaeiua miittert iom 9elsVmes'
,Om buert 2Iur faloer oa9'tst
M glupember. gn ulemps bar
vifnot osiaa uarst, at ale miHore
h, M gaer uaiten er uetgrreoe, iaa
life bar facet male, men, buao Der
malst er fpurei, iaa bernlso bar
f~oriOauiot ir9cu $50; bps Sano'
.sSlsrue sr Del moi, o9 pen Bare
msoet biai0t fortioen. 9sp p9
r iontct ! for W9n9be, ea Soil
iur BET meite bar 1luttet ileo at ri'
% RACER iiteOet 9spst, taar bet
4~nlosnatter ureo 2etbeo fan bans
,asr rpiteS 0f Traerne eller Ielu
ktr al. SVlot bar Der pRret, Iaa
IN % 9Gtte bar froSist til, stsi'
I'M bar ulereoe pGret iIitti8t | Sru9.
mtslts @aarOe bar man / ben ies
3ib 6upt Won9el paa 8ano til
aebbOu,
tloiuQt far / oeune Spit peret ore'
niaopanljg ipri9t Der i Giitrittet,
lta II ell bel Sober ibIanot un9oon'
ut mco oenue Sa9t, % bet er
pGot for @runoelerne al tontrollere
heene, bppriOr Sa9ten ortpeS ioa
brent irt Qperalt. De Glore SGgere
for bet mcite %iIuttet, ibet Dc finocr
taieugt at gua efter 9prene, Tom
ftu me9et pate % p0nIteIt9e at ifDoe,
apramtt, iOm DC ou9li9 bliper, boor
hptsr BEN. st % aneet 9pr bar
maattet bloc / @rR8iet. 9eii g.
bau Cg De e 8eieu bar iaaleoes
6ft 8, 3Obn Z Sauer 2, SaluOr Gem
imbros SaGUe l, Ole Saua l %
srsr 5 @tOrt l Sig. s Sasten paa
4 Our bar ct utaI al Gutter beltas
tribes on gGren for BET I9ls
pN GtRN. "a en- Wtan9oe SunOe
Ncnns ,bRrOl8s 3ast CT bIeune
ksfrsof iao bill @lgeia9ten berefter
PN9nIl9ui8 we're pmtrent Hut paa
Il Santer, ioet ben oripeS paa Hup,
Sr nepps finoes mango 9pr i9ien
Ee'occne. Set er Staoe, at bette
Fts SjLNt, Der / SOuobeO CT Ell lsrpo
Vos StoUe, iaaIeOes omtrcnt til
)n Nptte itnl bIipe uOrp0Oet; uso
PPs'II8 &eioIatiOn er Sa9ttioeu rigs
Pot 5treiter inOfrRntet til Ell Maas
ON Naret, nemli8 GttOber; men bet
IlSd biaIpr, iaa lauge @runoeierue
|NSr en- ioo uiIO 9ast, bpurueo Der
fFt SI0er Ii0eiua mango efyttcre us
PN@' SIooene. iOm Der or Greer %
Ph &O8en ulytte er bsloisuis
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-28

tl.tf, tUur & -' .",,H's 40 = 90. = . @,ssss ~ /,
Sns ,S., ? en- SEt.r Il he, GSio ,Srif i% sa'r veD S be
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-28

euentDr fra Sa8erlipst, turbs SiIto.
rien bIipe uItIur fang.
Eolten er %ipeute. os ies iaar lutte
NIT Brsp. Sntet NDt Of 8istisbeo sr
D9not, iiben ie8 iioit ftreu, os Oesuoen
tommer ie9 mart isjen. Brine areoe
e9iere er penlisit bilIst. u. Spaib.
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-28

Ut al be itsrite SOipttalsr / gerosn
ct N%iierecOroia Suipitnlet i 8iO 3o'
Metro. Oct mootaser oarlis ppcr 49,.
900 Eatienter.
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-28

) en- uptown daily restaurant /
g'elu g)ort finees ppilaast ct Gilt, ionr
Tiger: "Si 9aranterer life bore So,
men pi oil sisre bet beoits, vi tan."
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-28

Ter finoes ct Sjer9 i Oregon, iom
lan9iomt rptter no / Splmpn @lpen.
! Sioens Sob pil Bet inbb9mme 8ano.
lpbet os frembriu9e Ell tor 81.
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-28

Safe CT beruieube, naar ben nDoes
i ltsrre auantiteter, men 8eruielien af'
bigger Ell Gel fra ben, iom alfObplite
Stimulantier f%remtaloer. Npoelien al
me9en itert Safe fan ~enoOeiaa meoipre
lisneube SDmptOmer Ipm Gelirium tre'
mems.
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-28

,rvr u.rrrr, VI usuUrs wtuuO er Ogo.
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-28

Gn &jsbmanb to9 en9an9 en- 6jelos
bOnoe, iOm ban fiencte sobt. i Naieu
o9 ipurste, buur mango alosten bar.
SOnoen bleu ilpuenoe lint, gap ajsbs
manoen en traitis greoait % "a: Nu
ilos Den l, o9 alori9 iaa lite ou MI rgs
rer 8iieren, ilaar ben Sla9 i Sla9.
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-28
DC SagitcI. - iuliua DC garaas.

n1' ~'"aoeoe oar iaa Ianst ~fierneoe, at DC life
~" o. la9oe bun i~pOsenOe; "Tejanos?"
~'' d Gem CT ira Geras - lite ous."
S'DSo@ g5ef?"
h.'
@''''' iomoer iega"
ga " min Raug."
Ia, l"''' AaPietn, CT ieS Ceres 5uuse2"
m S'''9'@aa' '0m mig uOentct, Os iss uiOitt lite
nms, W i"'0e l00re. SpDiOielieu unOsr Ja9ten,
10, ~, % Oe'' fOranrerIise SpIsSnius - mauite
s tm ..''' MN 6an9es iOrtry0enue StjOnbeo buuoe
f,gi ,,o" '090sy &Onte Dos mig ON l~,snistsn meO
h hmm, "'' Vf0 9eHNes SpsrsSmaaI miuosbss ies on,
Tn ~"V'9H9sII9 PIi9t at ubfsrs. Bar bsnnt
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-03-10

Services in the Methodist Episcopal
church tomorrow rs follows: Preaching
at II a. m. and 1880 p. m. In the fore
noon by Rev. A. Jacobs, of Colorado, and
in the evening by Rev. Thomas Harwood,
D. d., of Albuquerque. Sabbath school
at 10 a. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday
evening at 9:20 p. m. Visitors and
travellers are welcome to all the services.
Seats free. G.. I. Mills, pastor.
At the Presbyterian church, on March
II: Sunday school at 9:45, a. M; morning
and evening services at II and 73O re-
spectively; meetings of Y. P. s. c. E. at
3:l5 Junior)lat G:S0 o'clock. All who
do not regularly worship elsewhere in
this city are cordially invited to worship
with the Presbyterian church.
Church of the Holy Faith, fifth Sunday
in Lent, Passion Sunday: Morning prayer,
litany and sermon, at II a. M. evensong,
4l5 p. M; Sunday school, 10 a. m. Dur
ing the week the services will be as fol-
lows: Wednesday and Friday, morning
prayer and litany, 10 a. m; every day,
evensong 4:15 p. M; confirmation class
meets every Tuesday evening at o'clock.
The usual services occur at the
Catholic churches tomorrow. At the
cathedral at $3.50 a. M, the English service
takes place and Archbishop Chapelle
will preach.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-03-10
THE MARKETS.

New York, March 10.-Money on call easy
at per cent; prime merchantable
paper, 3 q 515. Sterling exchange
firm with actual business in bankers
bills at $4.s834 q $3.50 for demand and
$4s7 40 $4.S74 for SIXTY days.
New York.-Silver 5958. Lead $3.1O.
Copper, $9Oo55.
New York-Wool quiet; domestic fleece
10 a 25; pulled, 20 q 26. Texas 10 a Is.
Kansas City Cattle receipts, 2,2O0; slow,
and dull, Texas COWS, $l.5o q $2.10; beef
and shipping steers, 1888 q $4.25; native
COWS, $3.50 q $3.50; stockers and feeders,
$3.15 a $3.50; bulls, $3.50 q $3.50. Sheep
receipt 1000; shipments, none; market
about steady.
Chicago Wheat, steady; cash, 57ss;
May, 5956 q 59A. Corn, higher, cash,
s519; May, 371a. Pork, steady; May,
$11.4O.
Chicago.--Cattle receipts, 700; ship
ments, 200; for Saturday there was fair
business with cattle, little or no change as
compared with yesterdays close, prime
to extra natives, $3.50 q $40; good to
choice, $4.35 q $4.4O; others, $275 @
1915. Sheep and lambs receipts, 11,0O0;
shipments, 500; steady top native and
western, $3 a 1886; top lambs, 81 @
1925.
Omaha.-Cattle receipts, 2,700; slow,
weaker steers, $2.75 @ $4.25; cows,
$l.5O a S.; feeders, $o.25 q $3.50. Sheep
receipts, none; market steady, 1926 a
1926; lambs, $3.50 a 1913.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-03-10
OVERTURES FOR PEACE.
The Southern Pacific Wants to Ar
bitrate Rates with the santa Fe.

Chicago, March 1O.-The withdrawal of
the Santa Fe from the Western Passenger
association and its threat to demoralize
rates east of the Missouri river have
brought flood of kilograms from other
lines asking that some agreement be
reached These roads, it is believed, will
exert strong pressure on the Southern
Pacific to compromise with the Santa Fe.
President Huntington has wired Presi-
dent Reinhart, offering to refer to arbi-
tratlon all matters in dispute, pending
the result of which rates will be restored,
and aide trips either abandoned by both
or permitted over both roads. President
Reinhart declined, but suggested an i'm
mediate restoration of rates, and nego-
tations for permanent settlement to be
resumed where they were dropped by
VicePresident Croker last summer. That
is where the matter now rests.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-03-10
why Take the Wabash

For ST. LOUIS?
Because it is the shortest line; the best
equipped line; runs free chair cars, Buffet
Pulmans and gives you ample time in
Kansas City for supper.
For TOLEDO OR DETROIT?
Because it. is the shortest line; avoids
transfer across the city in case you are
going further east, and makes close con-
nections with all trunk lines.
For NEW YORK or BOSTON?
Because it has solid through service
from both Chicago and St. Louis, via
NIAGARA FALLS; gives forty minutes
stop at the falls at seasonable time in the
morning.
FOR ALL OTHER EASTERN POINTS,?
Because its service is uniformly good
and you can make no mistake in asking
for tickets VIA THE WABASH.
G. M. HAMpsoN, Coml Agent,
1924 18th St., Denver, Colo.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-03-10
IN A FLUTTER.
senator Hill said to Have at Last
Popped the Matrimonial
Question.

Louisville, March 10.-Kentucky society
is in tiutter over the announcement of
the reported engagement of Miss Lefty
Scott, we'll known belle, and Senator
David 3. Hill, of New York. The report
lacks confirmation or denial for the rea-
son that both parties are at present in
Washington city.
Miss Scott is the niece of Vice Presi-
dent Stevenson and according to report
printed in the Times this afternoon, she
was visiting her aunt at Washington when
she met Senator Hill.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-03-10
NEWS FROM HAWAII.
The Queen Recruiting an Army-A
New Party F0rmed-The Labor
Question Troublesome.

San Francisco, March 10.-The steamer
Australia, which arrived to-day from
Honolulu, brought the following advices
from Hawaii:
Honolulu, March 3.-Every steamer
that has arrived during the last two
months has brought a number of pas
sengers who have no visible means of
support and no good reason for coming
to the islands. This has occurred SO
often and Honolulu is becoming 80 over
run with these strangers that the rumor
became prevalent that they came in the
interest of the ex-queen.
RECRUITING MEN.
1t has been reported to the government
on seemingly good authority that agents
of the ex-queen have been recruiting men
in both the United States and British
Columbia, principally the latter. For
some time the government has refused to
believe such rumors, but of late suspicion
has been aroused and active steps have
been taken to nip in the bud any plot
that the royalists have of restoring the
queen by force. 1t is claimed that num-
Der of men have enlisted in the army and
are ready at the first sign of trouble to
join the royalists in an attack on the
government. A bill was passed by the
council Thursday last that will stop the
coming of any more people of this class.
Another bill was passed the same day
which provides for the deportation of all
persons now on the isles in relation to
whom there is probable cause to be-
lieve that they entertain any unlawful in
tentions contrary to the established sys-
tenn of the government.
UNION PARTY ORGANIZED.
The Annexation club, which was formed
at the time of the revolution in January
1898, has been disbanded and new
organization, called the Union party, has
been formed to take its place.
The labor question is assuming serious
proportions and ia white elephant on
the hands of the government. The Chi
nese recently held an immense mass meet
ing at which speeches we're made and
resolutions passed which protested
strongly against the restrictions to be
placed on their countrymen who come to
the isles, if the bill now under considera-
tion becomes a law.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-03-10
JOHN NJ. WALDRON DEAD.
A Pioneer Of Minnesota. Bnt for Sew
eral Years q Resident OF
Ration.

Ration, March 1O.--John M. Waldron
died of Inflammation of the bowels al
Cascade last night. Mr.. Waldron was one
of the early pioneers of Minnesota and
was for number of years state senator
of that state and for some years receiver
of the land office. OF late years he has
held responsible position with the Max
we'll Land Grant Co., in whose employ he
was at the time of his death. He was a
Mason of high standing.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-03-10
POpulist Convention.

Topeka, Kas., March 10.-Despite the
claim that the subcommittee of the Popu-
lists state central committee, which
was appointed to determine the time for
holding the state convention, has had no
meeting, 1t is generally understood
about the state house and in Popoulist
circles that the convention will be called
for June 20.
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Weekly Bank Statement.

New York, March l0.-The weekly bank
statement shows the following changes:
Reserve decrease, $145,525; loans increase,
1916, 100; specie decrease, $l63,500; legal
tenders increase, $357,600; deposits in
crease, $1,362,500; circulation decrease,
S106,3O9. The banks now hold $75,633,-
1926 in excess of the requirements of the
25 per cent rule.
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MAY RESULT FATALLY.
A Friendly Boxing Bout Ends In the
serious Injury Of . Participant

Chicago, March i'd friendly box
ing bout between A. R. Craine, local box
ing celebrity, and Mike Sullivan, a rail-
road clerk, which took place at the Chi
capo Athletic club house last night, the
latter received a heavy blow over the
heart which will likely result fatally.
sullivan's opponent has not yet been ar
rested.
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CoIv,nbIan Guards strike.

Chicago, March 10.-The Worlds fair
grounds are guarded by eight men as a
result of the strike of remnant of the
Columbian guards. Seventy-two guards
have thrown down their swords because Of
the reducing to the ranks of popular
Sergeant White and an unpopular officer
continued in service.
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He Talked TOO HIuch.

Minneapolis, March 1o.-Representa-
tive j. M. Markham was on the stand in
his own defense to-day in his trial on the
charge of soliciting bribe. He denied
absolutely that he had asked for money to
get votes for the log scaling bills. He
explained that he had bill of his own to
tax railway grant lands, and that in talk
ing of that bill to ]. E. Glass, of the lum
bermen's association, he mentioned the
log scaling bill declaring it could not get
through unless the lumbermen raised
money to fight the case.
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The Husband Arrested.

Kansas City, March 10.-The police this
morning arrested q. Hensman, husband
of the woman recently found dead in a
vacant house at 1925 Baltimore avenue.
A woman whose name is yet unknown
was arrested for completely in the crime.
Mrs. Hensman's life was insured for
$4,000
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Chief of Police Brennan, as a result of
the injury to Sullivan, has issued an or
der that the boxing bouts on to-night's
program at the Athletic club shall be
stopped. The wealthy club members are
said to be highly indignant over the in
reference of the police. The chief has
also ordered tho arrest of Crane in the
event of Sullivan's death.
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Became Frightened,

New York, March TO- The directors of
the defunct Commercial bank of Brook
lyn, some of whom are under indictment,
may not be prosecuted owing to the fact
that they have agreed to buy the worth
less mortgages held by the institution
and pay depositors every dollar due them.
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A Dynamite -ExDiOsion.

Madrid, March 10.-A dynamite cart
ridge exploded to-day at Funtereballo, in
the province of Segobia, old CASTLE,
killing the alcalde or local judge, and also
killing the sacristan of the local church.
The explosion is believed to be the work
of anarchists. No arrests have been made
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Via the Santa Fe route, the greatest rail-
road in the world. You can take Pull
man car and 60 to Sar Francisco, Los
Angeles or San Diego without change.
No other line can give you this accommo-
dation. For excursion rates and other
information call at city ticket Office.
H. s. LUrz, Agent.
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Wedding I'm High Life.

London, March 1O.-The marriage of
Miss Virginia Bonynge, step daughter of
Charles William Bonynge, of Cadiff, to
Viscount De Hurst, eldest son of the Earl
Of Coventry, took place at 2:3O o'clock
this afternoon in All Saints church, En-
nismore Gardens,
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The War Is Ended.

Bathurst March lO.-The British war
ships under command Of Admiral Bed
ford, landed 200 blue jackets and marines
and marched upon the town of Cougar
which was found deserted. 1t was then
set fire to and burned to the ground. The
war against Chief Foblsilah is practically
ended.
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senef,ts Of ArtesIan wells.

Huron, s. D., March 10.-The South
Dakota Artesian association yesterday
discussed the use of artesian we'll power
for steering power in electric accumula-
tors to be used for driving plows, reapers,
mowers, hay rakes and other farm imple-
ments.