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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-01-03
AN ADVENTURES cHEcKMATED.
Mrs. Howe of Minneapolis Comes TO
Grief at Madison.

MADISON, Dec. -Special-Last
night tall, dark, well dressed woman
arrived in the city and registered at the
Madison hotel as Mrs. Howe of Mime
apolis, MINI.
She inquired for several prominent
citizens, all graduates Of colleges. She
sent for DR.. George +. Trow who re-
sponded to her call. In her conversation
she said her husband, now dead, had at
tended the same college that he had;
that she had just arrived from Louis
vile where she had the misfortune to
lose her purse and its contents of sew
eral hundred dollars, all she had. She
asked DR.. Trow for assistance to get
to her sister in Washington, but the
doctor woull nor bite.
She next telephoned to Mr.. Black
more, a prominent citizen Of North Mad
ison. On his calling this morning she
told her tale Of sorrow, but slightly
changed. Mr.. Blackmore left without
contributing.
AT noon the Louisville Commercial
appeared with a two-column expose Of
her brief career in that city and her
attempt and failure to get money from
college graduates. Commercial in hand,
The Sentinel correspondent interviewed
the woman. She nervously denied having
been in Louisville, and disclaimed all
knowledge of the affair there.
She hurriedly packed her baggage and
left on the afternoon train, purchasing
a ticket for North Vernon. her hotel bill
unpaid but leaving a portion of her
baggage. To The Sentinel correspond
ent she appeared bright and well edu-
Gated, but exceedingly nervous and I'M
balanced.
Aho,,+ q ,.oar aeno M pIeolyroora mat
her and a. man said to be her husband
at a hotel in Kokomo, where they were
endeavoring To get up a spectacular
performance.
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|. 5. AylGS &CO.

held up a nrln in that locality about
noon today in one Of the saloons. They
entered these places. called for drinks,
laid their revOls-ers by them and intimi-
dated by-stand,4 s. They met the COM
mand of the bartenders by leveling
their guns on the m.
They excited grsat suspicion by exhib-
iting a well-hlled money sack. which was
variously estimate.' to contain from $500
10 $1,000. The money was in silver,
gold and paper curs ency.
The leader Of the gang escaped today.
and it is supposed that he carried the
money with him
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BREACH OF PROMISE.
Rather n Mixed Case to BE Decided
by "a Court.

Rather n Mixed Case to BE Decided
by "a Court.
BRAZIL Dec. 2S.-Special-A breach
Of promise suit having several sensa-
tional phases is set for trial in the cir
cult court Of owen county the second
week in January. Miss Navini Beatty
living eight miles east Of Clay City, has
sued Ed Miller. a farmer near Patries-
burg for failure 10 consummate the mar
riage contract with her, asking judgment
for $40 800 in consideration of wounded
affections.
The complainant is a young lady Il
decided talent and culture. about thirty
years of age. Some time back she went
to Montana, Miller having agreed to
meet her at Chicago at a given time
during the worlds fair and consummate
the engagement. Before her return he
notified her that he had changed his
mind and had married another woman
The marriage proved an unhappy one,
and the couple separated, the wife going
TO Terre Haute.
On her return Miss Beatty brought
the suit. employing Judge Franklin and
ex-senator Fowler to prosecute. while
the defendant is represented by Willis
Hickam, so the best talent Of the Spen-
Ger bar is thrown into the case.
Miller is reputed TO be worth from
$4,000 to $4,000. When Miss Beatty's
suit shall have been disposed Of the dis
carded wife viii bring suit, it is said.
for divorce and alimOny.
A great deal Of interest is manifested
by a large circle of neighbors and
friends who are familiar with the merits
Of the case.
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In Torment.

Surely il there are unhappy sufferers on
earth upon whom the angels look down in
pity IL is people agonized with rheumatism
They are in torment the year round with
little or no respite. Now, there is no evil
dence to which publicity has been given IN
behalf Of Hostetters Stomach Bitters more
concurrent and convincing than that In
behalf Of it's efficacy in incipient rheuma-
tism. And since rheumatism and rheu-
matte and simple govt are among the most
obstinate complaints to which this admir-
able remedy is adapted, and since they
all have a fatal tendency to attack the
vital organs, the advisabflity of an early
use Of the Bitters, when they manifest
themselves, must be apparent. Eficacious.
and most signally so, are the Bitters. too,
in malarial diseases, kidney and bladder
inactivity, constipation, dyspepsia, liver
complaint and nervous ailments
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-01-03
DISAPPEARED IN CHICAGO.
Charles Schroeder OF EIkhart Mysteri-
OusIy Missing.

LAPORTE, Dec. 2S.-Special.-Last
September a young barber named
Charles Schroeder. hailing from Denver,
Col, arrived in this city and obtained
employment at his trade.
Shortly afterward he made the ac-
quaintance of Leonora Halter, a young
country maiden, who was in the posses
sion of a fine farm, and married her.
She provided her husband plenJifully
with money and he decided to open a
barber shop at Elkhart.
Thursday Of last week Mr.. and Mrs.
Schroeder went to Chicago to purchase
the furniture for the new shop and
stopped with a friend Of the brides
Schroeder left his wife, stating that he
would go down to a barber supply
dealers to select his outfit and that on
the next day they would go together and
purchase IL. Since that time Schroeder
has not been seen.
The disappeared man was in the habit
Of carrying quite roll with a fifty-dollar
bill on the outside and whenever he had
occasion produced and displayed the
roll. IT is thought that he might have
entered saloon in Chicago and show
ing his money has been slugged and
robbed.
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TWO MEN KILLED.
A Disastrous Boiler Explosion I'm
Miami County.

PERU, Dec. -Special-Word was
received here tonight of a terrible explo-
sion which occurred today at a saw
mill located about four or five miles to
the north Of Peru.
The mill was the property of Alexan-
der Mcdonald and among the victims Of
the sad affair was his son, a lad aged
about fifteen years.
It seems that for some unknown cause
the boiler exploded. blowing the wreck
age Of the building and its own debris
many hundreds Of feet.
The noise Of the blow-up was heard
by people on their farms many miles
away.
The Mcdonald lad was frightfully
mangled and his body was found at
least three hundred feet away from the
will.
The killed are:
GEORGE MCDONALD. aged thirty
five.
RICHARD MCDONALD, aged fifteen,
the son Of the owner of the mill.
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Lnero Postmaster I'm Trouble.

WABASH, Dec. 29.-Special.-Post-
Office Inspector Fletcher Of Cincinnati
arrived at Lagro. this county. early this
morning for the purpose of investigating
the affairs Of the office which since June
has been in charge of Conrad O'Brien.
Mr.. OBrien runs a grocery store in con-
nection with the Office and it seem had
not kept his account as merchant and
postoff1ce separate. Later he paid some
bills which encroached on the postoffice
funds to the amount OF $500, and falling
to make good the inspector was sent on
and checked the office over to O'Brien's
bondsmen. O'Brien, II is not thought,
is dishonest and says he will adjust the
discrepancy as soon as he is able to
leave his sick bed.
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THE SULLIVAN TRAGEDY.
Coroner's Verdict VIII Hold Lem
Willis for the Murder.

SULLIVAN. Dec. -Special-After
five days of the coroner's inquest and
tracing the steps Of L. II. Willis from
the time he had so cowardly sneaked
out OF the hallway leading to the Of
fees over the Sullivan county bank and
shot Mr. Hultz, the coroner gave his
voice today, that William Hultz came
to his death from gun wounds shot by
Lem H. Willis.
The murderer sits in his cell all day
long and still continues silent and i'm
movable as If nothing was bearing down
upon his guilty conscience. Several re-
porters have called to interview him
and they get the same answer:
Nothing to say to you"
His father and brothers have been
with him constantly since Sunday await
ing the Infatuated mob that the papers
spoke so freely about in several issues
The citizens Of Sullivan are generally
Iaw-abiding people and no mob violence
has been threatened OF expected. The
entire story originated in Terre Haute
and there is no truth in il.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-01-03
RECIPROCITY

What is good for the nation
is good for individuals. If
Uncle Sam can strike up a
good trade with South America
we will in our humble fashion
whoop it up on the broad basis
of mutual benefit around here.
Come, now, you've got money
and we want it. We've got
goods and you need EN-. Sup
pose we trade.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-01-03
ELOPENIENTs GALORE.
Ten Kentucky Couples Crossed the
Ohio to JefRersOnviIIe to Marry.

Ohio to JeffersOnvflIe to Marry.
JEFFERSONVILLE, Dec. 2S.-Spe-
cial.-Never in the history of this fam
Gus Gretna Green were there SO many
Opponents as those which landed here
from Kentucky today. There were ten
couples.
One magistrate caught eight Of the
number and it is said that his maria &c
fees aggregated $50. Those that eloped
are: Charles Hopewell and Mamie NJ.
Hollis, Thomas Simpson and Edna
Bucely, George Henderson and Edith
Austertor of Jefferson county. Robert
L. Glasscock and Sallie z. Miller, Eliza
BEETHOVEN, Ky; Charles Metcalf and
Annie L. Devere, Marion county; John
II. O'Neil and Laura Belle Ames, Henry
county; Leonard Doherty and Oracle
Wise, Bullitt county; Joseph Cooper and
Sallie Coleman, George Obert and Mary
r. Grant, Louisville; William Smith
and Josephine Lampert, Oldham county.
Each couple came over in style.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-01-03
THE DAIRYNIEN.
Indiana Association Meets at Crown
Point Elect Officers.

CROWN POINT, Dec. Especial
The following officers were elected at
the fourth annual meeting of the Indi-
ana dairymen's association, held at this
place today, for the ensuing year:
President-Bartlett w. Woods, Crown
Point.
e-President-Charles Van Wyce,
Noblesville.
Secretary and Treasurer-W. S. Com
mons, Centreville.
c. b. Harris, Goshen, committeeman.
Prof. c. S. Plumb, Lafayette, commit
teeman.
meeting at Centreville, Wayne county,
Indiana
The meeting was very successful and
about forty new members were taken in.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-01-03
The ANNUAL REMNANT SAbE

Offers the best value for the
least money.
Waist Lengths.
Skirt Lengths.
Dress Lengths in silk or
wool, any or all for less than
half price. Odds and ends in
every department. They must
be sold. The price will do it.
Come see.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-01-03

COLUMBUS. Dec. .-Special-Fish-
ermen here are having fine sport catch
ing black bass in the streams near this
place during the past few days. Elder
Z. T. Sweeney and a friend caught eight
in CIifty creek on Christmas day, the
largest weighing three and one-half
pounds Today they visited Clifty creek
and caught another fine string. The
fish take minnOw bait readily. This is
the first instance in many years that bass
have been caught legitimately so late in
the rrintar
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-01-03
AGOG WITH EXCITEMENT.
Grain Dealer Nixon of Paramount
sIxips for other Fields.

MARION, Dec. 2S-Special.-Fair-
mount, twelve miles south of here, is
agog with excitement over the conduct
of Thomas ]. Nixon, one of it's best
known and most prominent citizens.
Nixon has been a grain dealer and has
been in the habit of securing money on
bills Of lading presented at the banks.
He is charged now with having forged
a number Of these and receiving the
money for several car loads of wheat
which had no existence. He has left the
town and his whereabouts are unknown.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-01-03
The Modern Invalid

Has tastes incidentally. in keeping with
other Iuxuries. A remedy must be pleas
antly acceptable in form. purely whole
some in composition. truly beneficial in
effect and entirely free from every OBJ
jectionable quality. If really i'll he con-
suits physician; if consupated he uses
the gentle family laxative, Syrup Of Figs
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-01-03
A SENSATIONAL SUICIDE.
"GOOD-BY, MOTHER, HERE IT GOES
EXCLAIMED MISS NOLAN.

And She Sent n Bullet Through Her
Heart-Other State News-Ten Flop
ing Kentucky Couples Married in
Observation-Disclosures Block Barn.
ed-SuIItvan Tragedy and the COro-
ner's Verdict
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A BAD GANG ABROAD.
Tramps Terrorize Citizens I'm n Por-
ton of Hartford City.

HARTFORD CITY. Dec. ga
band of tramps armed with revolvers
had been having things all their own
wav among the citizens of the South
Side until this afternoon, when six OF
the band were captured after an ex-
change of several volleys, during which
one Of the citizens was shot through the
leg and a tramp shot in the arm
At the points Of revolvers the gang
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-01-03
Asthma Sufferers

Who have in vain tried every other
means of relief should try Schiffmann's
German Asthma Cure. No waiting for
results. It's action is immediate. direct
and certain. as a single trial will prove.
Send for trial package to DR.. r. Schiff-
mann. St Paul, Mimi, but ask your
druggist first.
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Death Mt 1o2.

RICHMOND, Dec. 27.-Special-The
death Of Britton Smith. a colored man,
aged 102 years, was reported today. He
was the oldest man in the county and
was a native Of Virginia.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1894-08-16

E6gr Store. Wo5nhaus unb StaQ
oes 0m. 9enaros in Nlbanp biQia su
uerfaufen. @er 2uit bat gu ~faufen, men
De it or Waib. GUT in ct. WiGael,
bright Co.. uno ruer gu padttn beliebt,
Tpenoe fit an Seinrid 2enarbs, Nlbanp,
Dt,nn. 1913
EaS- Is Yto;ent Discount
Setfduf an oueu GnSiisen unb Soien fur
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bas- Ner einsn suten 3abat ober feline
Stsdrren rauhen nil, fprsGe Dor tti
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tat6. 1irte asssnlbtr.
Ia Scoot 3umber in q. q. Stei.
teu's 9umbsr. garb 81 IS bos 1ors
ieno. bc-2O
BaS- Die 9oftoren Yinault & Dunn
baben ibre Office iber Wolitors' Gpo.
tbefe neben Der Wsrdants Hationlbanf
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oes cages ~ iprehen iine. Or. 81.
nault i6ldft binter rem Sfficen iber
Wolitot's Npotbefe. Or. 0aun's Re.
iioenS bsfiubet fid on Ode Don l.. Strase
uno A.. Gue. iiolib. 3elepbon in Office
S4-2; Or Dunn's Teleptor S4-3.
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41srfeiaernnas-Derkam

9es boben Nltsrs tpe9eu tperbe i'd ben
Nderbau. Setrieb auf9eben uuo oaber auf
rueirer 5arm III Sacobs Yrairte, cine uno
cine balbe YReile bon Golb Spring, an
Samita1, ben 25. Nu9uit 1894, moraens 10
llhr iplaenoe @e9enitdnoe %periaufen, ndms
lid: iinf lfmere Nrbeiispferoe. Elm orei
Sabre altes Soblen, eth 2 Sabre oltes Sob.
len uuo spei=5 riibiabrs.S oblen, neun Riibe,
Elm Bar 4 Sabre alte Sttere. neuu Stld
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petite 3feroeihirre nit Ilie9enneB uno an.
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ben. = Scbiu9ur9en: Vile Summeu bis
Su So baar; auf Summen uou So uno oa
riiber siu Sabr Belt nit gutter Birsitaii
III iieben Trosent Sntereien. Nuf ale
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,Ipei Nbihings sabiunaen; Die cine am !.
November 1895 uno Die anoere am /. Tp.
uember 1896 idui9.
gbri #. 8 r,
So Giaeutbimer
Sacobs Irairis, ben 6. Nusuit '94.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1894-08-16

Sn benz an anberer STEELE obse.
brudten Nufruf fur bic COUNTY. GOnpeu,
tiou iinb' folsenoe Nbdnoerunsen einSu.
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Serr Wi1ael Sanien; bes Touu g.
Sauf 0etr q. 6. Sano; bes Conn Dali
5err 5rana 8enolfen.
Der i'm Conn M inben, Benton
Co.. ~uohusnbe Sormer 2uouis @malb
bra1ts an Woutas bic erfreuli&t
Nadrl1t elmer sutsn Grnte er broi&
ndmlid "a Guitel Bei5en per Nder.
As 8u,del Safsr per Gder uno 38 Dus
idsl &ossen per Nder. 9oeesen 1T bic
Rornernte mie auh bic 8~artOfelerntf
audi faum i'm Ninbeiten ben Grmartun'
gen sntfpre9eno.
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mt. bob Die bprtisen Witslieoer Der
Wuittnpe0s BON Broi. @ummert, itz
rem 8%apsQmeiaer, brieili1 benadrihtiat
wurosn, oaB er iid i'm slterlideu Suuie
uuneit Brainero auibalte uno in ben
eriten 2asen mieoer in st. @louo EN-
treffen merbe, uuo baB bic ourd bic
9eitunsen in 81. Gloub ous9eiireute
Nadridt elmer etuaisen 5ubnenludt
Gus Der Suit sesr,ffsn isi.
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fic. Wenn ibr cure Sduier, Stolunsen,
8ieb unb 5armaerdtbidaften sesen 5eus
er ooer 8 inbfurm perfi4srn MOLTEN.
SD bin Gsent fir fini Der beiten 5euers
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. SRI. Gins.
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9aBt eud uidt beidminbeIu!

Su turser 3eit peroet Sbr CANA beitimmt
pon Suuaeufertl9en Sauiirsrn nit Stabls
Sefsu %iiperlaufeu Deroeu, bic @uh fleine
8ot6feu fir Die Summe BON $50 bis STO
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len bic einji1eu itno. Die 3ema1t puroeu &.
l8tr baben ben beribmteu .Waieftic'.
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pertauft, uno mir ipnuen Gud Yeu9u,iie
uou Serihieoenen pcrleaen, bic lid ibsr
oas NuBbare oeS Sfers ausiprahsn, unb
oab MIR III ielrem Sale msbr foroerten oils
S3S bis $55 fir Die psrihleoenen @rbBen.
lin eieie beribmten 8ohoi en- benz 9ubll.
fun mebr Su9dn9lit 81 madDs1, habsn mir
eiuen ipeSieleu Sertaui bsrielben arrausirt.
Der asaen ben Is, Nuguit beginner uno aipel
8ohen anoauern MIRO, pdbreuo pelder3 sii
ptr etuen DER Oefen in poler Operation in
nnierem Siore babeu iperoeu, nobel una
stpei Isrioneu aus per Jabrif ausbelfen
pelde cie gu.en eiseuidaften oeS Gfeus
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ipo9nen uno iih NIT ben beiteu g tabl ROD
pfeI in Der sSelt beianut su MAIDEN. yaBi
euh NIT ben Sauirern nidt Elm, ionoerr
fault BET guren beimiihen 9eiddftsleuten
&haS s. 2aoner,
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l6@ 2elet bic Iep Yorf Sasar Nn,

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5eise.
16- Sir ole Sortcn Moi6inenDl
sebt su 9 bas. 3. 9aoner. bn.
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am 20. uno 81. Gusuit ieiu.
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in Or. Salps 3umber Nnrb.
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8leioer umiesen, baun fprstt Dor beim
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sds- tie better Candies une fril6e
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te. Ct. 8srmainfrabs, Der fatbpliiten
8trhe sessnutsr.
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brtasn Yreiien ssbt su &tcis Srdnte,
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bilistte Nusmabl WaibinenoI, 2ere.
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| bel g bos. 8. &aoner. bn.
Hes- Or. Rluen IN Nibdrp ON 30.
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- @erfe oein @eIo utdt fort Ihr trSeno
elm Reoifomeut nelhes beauIpruft etli
,uutperiaISeilmittel" Suiein une alearant.
6eiten an iuriren. Seoer perHlnftiSer Wsnih
tuirb sIlaeben, oab peridieoene Setosn, aud
c ritieSene Ssiimittsl beoinsen. Sdreibe
uns nspou, aenau ale &ranibeitss
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eineS YoIars lbenuse postal notes coer
express money orders pirb nniere meot'
,iniide Nbtbeiluna ieoeu eiuSslnen sou Sc
nau prifeu, uuo bas paiieroe Setlnlttel,
rein peaetabiliih. sewiHenbaft auberelten,
9aieaoanseu portpirei; penrL: eripinldt
oeuithe d prreiponoens. Silolle 3emsop
Go, 2S6 Iprtb State Stra6e, chicago, Sn'
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Winneiota unb 9atota.

s. q n 9 g.. - 9e9en Sobn 8oan,
ansetla9t, ben 8olr5iiteu albert Sacob.
ion ermoroet Su baben, ba! Die 8roB'
iurp auf Woro i'm erften Srobe e%rtaunt.
safe D. Jarmer 3. 8. 8a.
biQp bat ben griras Don 40 Ndsr 8oss
gen ourb Srano Der Staten uerloren.
yerluit ourd 8eriideruns seoedt.
Brainero.- Der 33 Snbre nlts
alsranoer Yluiner 1T auf sebeimnib-
poQe Beiie oeridnunoen unb feline nab.
ten ausebOriseu bsfiueen ii9 in GROCER
2%IuIreSuns.
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WinneapOlis 8remina Company rpurs
ben RI 8iiten 5loidenbier uuo sebu
Siertslfdiisr Bier seitoblen. Der ober
bic urbeber bee Diebitabls iinb nod nidt
entoeft woroen.
&ebwoob S.-9er Gountp.
is : 8ries oauert nit unseihmdtten
ardften fort. Gin Seriub BON Soften
OiiuiaS, einen Nussleid berbei5ufibren.
TT seideitert, uno bic Nnselesenbelt wirb
oaber erlt in Der ndblten Sisuns bes
Diirift9eridis entidieoen msrben.
DER 5armsr Gu
tbier aus @lennooo, bssleitet Don iainem
tleinsu Sobu. lenfte iein Yiero auf benz
@ese nab spruce Sia in ben 2ate Sc
pomme 9ieu, I'M es 81 trdnfen. Dos
Bierb serietb in cine tiefe STEELE uno
soa uuh Den @asen nab iid. @utbier
butte ole Wihe, iib uno ben 8nab en- 81
retten, aber bas Biero ertranf.
aitfin.-9sr 2aben Don gouns &
50. uno Der Saloon BON Sooaeoen &
WcGonalo muroen Wittmoh Nabt BON
Disbsn beimseiudt, welde an @aortn
nno barren 8sloe iber $500 erbeuteten.
Der Gieb. pelder bic s%enaunten Stores
~beraubte, if am udbiteu Gage sefansen
luoroen. Or bate bic Bsute psritsdt
uno iuurbe BON Sheriff Wouiton er.
piidt. aIs er bieielhe fortidaffen rp0.e.
Seiu Name 1T @eors Souaro uno er
mar Glert in benz betoblenen @ei4dft
seweien.
Raon. - Der Iehs Weilen BON
bier ~mobnbafte Jarmer Sid Dobtenbura
nurbe lesten 8inter nit ieiuem &nedte
unier Der Guflase uerbaftst, 8leeiaat
uou einem Radbarn seitoblsu 81 baben.
Doblenburs fano Sirsi1ait fir $1,000.
/, itel,e iih aber i'm Npril niht benz @e,
riht unb bic Biirsiduft uuroe als per.
, ialen erfl6rt. Der &neht ipuroe ~
mebreren Sabren Subtbaus uerurtbellt.
, Dor fursem bieB es, baB 9oblenbure
Buriidssfebrt iei, tuorauf iofort feline
!. 8erbaftuns erfolste. Or iiBt i'm @e
idusniB au Suatonna uno muB bort Der
Sctobertermin abnarten.
Siour 5alIs, 9. .. - De,
8ampi Suli9en benz Wapor unb BEN
Stabtratb in Siour Sails iheint rcd
!, nett rueroen au uolen. Der Siobtrotl
beidlob in Der Sulifsuus bas @ebalt Del
Mopor BON 5000 auf $500 h%erobsuiesen
ba bic 5iuanSluse giniddntunsen in ber
@sbdltern eer bsheren Beamten n6tbil
o Q made. Der Wapor beleste oieie Sroi
1anS nit isinem 0eto, uno Der Stiot
rltb. Der in iciner lesisn Sisuns MID
d iber oas 8sio fortSusehen i'm Stano
nor, beiblOB Dos 9ehalt bss Blr.er
msifters auf 800 81 rebu3irsn. Seeeu
t fa0s wirb Elm nsues 8eto erfolsen, un,
l. tann ioa bas @ebalt auf einen 9oQa
reou,irt neroen. WaS Aobet her lus
fommen i0a. usnu eas Geto niht iber
1t filmmt nerben fanr, 1T i1per au icber
~ Sebenfaqs Sirbt Der Wapor bis oati
ieil @ebalt BON 5000 rubia fort.