davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1894-08-30
SO. NorridgeNoclA

" u N.Iiti,, o,d ait Oh, laVp
-, ,.i'i+t,..l;, ,-.,,',, -. -, ,,sal.s
ltt b,r,' II-'-i,,.,a,. ,,,5.,,.i..'5 Tor tl,ni1.
h.,',, f., ft.Hii..'"' 5+-.,.a,5f,,i5iad
tg Nr. ti1,.tt'.,,' -, ~. ffts,
g,..l,. ,,,.., i7,i,., ~ I'm Mr.
ut.i,i,,., .,'..',,, u. IL 1,olscu
-, ,.,,eo.iv,
j.o.;,'... Il, tt.., lfa..
"''' MAO WIZ ii's 1aa' - Il -
ioh' N'l''' 'H' VIII ie'''a'H 10y
iii" - ldliu Granite 10. dA.eh1f9ea
fourteen cutters saturday.
I. 4. Carleton went To Ba-tan. OF Il
business trip Tuesday.
YaruaI \[ul. of Marco 49,. in town
rnnrsd,t
~ AZ U..,... ,...... So i'd
li""',o" ,'a9 Jun, -,
H'in az '''s - - "a u -,
a'up' "i'' iee'' Ire -
u ,ii' INV H.
Mis- Emma lioIbrook. VII Ia recent
~ ben employed IN the establishment
ol Mr.. MchrnHe at Sk9Nhesah. mas
P u room, i9r uress-lli'n'1S 10 IN, ,i't
IN i''"Jt>' ,'i' = pi1iaits' ~
ei's W n VI" 'V'''i"ViH eiisia
thursday, August 23i, aboui . tinek
T.. NJ tIlt ntOblp IlAln0 IfHH N llildH
Brackct's g,.i.t mill. we're startled bv a
heavy crash, The second naar Of the
mill containing about ON Thousand
bushels of Wheat and larpe loI of oats
and -four. rave away crushing down
through two floors and was brecipitated
into tie canal below. The 6eV. spread
quickly through the village and large
crowd Of people collected in short
a..
tllll' /" see tii' runs our e2ite'lr,uu-
emf was on the Hpot III shers NM ai.er
lhe "Idrii Wa gwen ana N'Ne' .le
ssth' VI 'lIc u's"Stef' II aPieais MN
! ,he NOR SiNe way 1t carfle'i eAeis . d
and grai ,rnr" '' ,ilad IN o"c c1ntn.aj mas
-, No h,,t,,.,,, of tba na,,ai .rhorc bning
n,ite q, c,,.rnnt At this niaco 'l,a wheat
#,,.as ,a,.,i,.d ja,,n tha -. far n1,nv
rndy and IN .o'na nl.aas - ,,.a foot
dom on tha hn,ton III. aee.s wa
nromntIv telenhoned ta Mr. Bracket
Who i,a: In Dinnban, NJ III linn The
damage was estimated about sl200.0O.
Fortunatelv no one was injured.
Mr. Powers Of tho firm, II bfnulev
& Powers ~ Inwiston ~. In f9wn
Friday in nnast If = fnr.mso Ia tal;e
ebarce Of ihe LARGO clnrbing mannfac-
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1894-08-30
NOTICE
OF Petition for Discharge.

Somerset County Court of Insolvency.
In the case of Edwin Hilton of Arson. Insol-
vent Debtor.
Notice is hereby given that said Debtor has
filed in said Court for said County OF Somer-
set his petition for discharge from all his
debts provable under the Insolvent Law of
said State of Maine and for certificate there
of; and that hearing upon the same will he
held at the Probate Court Room in Skowhe-
gan. in said County of Somerset on Tuesday
the nth day of sept. A. d. 1924 at one O'Clock
in the afternoon when and where all persons
interested may attend and show cause, IL any
they have why the prayer of said petition
should not be granted. 2w34
Attest: NATHAN FOWLER
Register of said Court for said County of
Somerset.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1894-08-30
COrnVille schools.

All schools in Cornville will commence
Monday, sept. 10.
schools will be rum in district No. /,
No. :, No. 4, No. ;. No. 6, No. :. No. .,
No. II and No. Ii.
All persons wishing to board the
teacher or furnish wood for any school
will apply to l.. l.. Smith. supervisor.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1894-08-30
RAILROAD
MAN
COM PLETEIY
Gu r ED.

to go to work-onc bolt
says S. b. ABBOTT. Cond
ter division of thu 3. x
NJ. r. X. Be sure you
get the right remedy.
All Druggists sell 1t,
sl.oO per bottle, and
every bottle is gudrdn-
teed. Ask for and insist
upon having.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1894-08-30

WAS troubled for
years with Rheuma-
tbs m-fnally had to
give up work / was
so lam e-too k
Strout's Elixir-in
two weeks was able
e entirely cured me"
1ctor on the Roches-
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1894-08-30
West PittStield.

j. p. Whitney and little son of Granite
Falls, Mimi. were in town, one day re-
Gently.
Mrs. c. NJ. Atwood of Auburn, ac-
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1894-08-30

q. rhomp~ou'- house. They WERE not
frightened. for they knew the law
would protect them, aud that WAS all
that saved their lives. l.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1894-08-30

companied by her daughter, Mrs. Sur
geon. visited Mrs. Stinson, last week.
j. G. Patten, with Mrs. Phebe Patten,
visited relatives at Guilford, last week.
Miss Grace Osborn and Mr.. John Coal
of st. Adams, called on friends here, re-
Gently.
Mr. A. j. Foster is very sick at this
writing
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1894-08-30
Browns Corner.

Mrs. j. l.. Chase has returned from
Mouse Island
Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus Chase are visiting
in Pittstleld.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1894-08-30
NOTICE.

G. f. Denis OF Madison wants to sell his
farm, or will exchange for village property
3w35.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-05-17
Indians Mustered Ont.

Omaha special: There were wild
scenes at Fort Omaha Il day or two
ago, caused by the DISARMAMENT Of the
Indian Company. The indians wer"
paid OF. ami at once got drunk. fired
their pistols and fought with the
soldiers. The scene a. the train wa
well worth going miles to wi;un,-.
There va nOt Il uniform to he seen.
All tie vN-epldiers were in spring suit,
and aaijy col0rcd calico shirts. What
Baggage they carried was tied M in
bundles. while the new vali-e, held
bottles Of whisky. y ior2 revolver in
II pants" pocket, a long bo'tl" of
whisky in the other, q, the order of
the day. What will be the outcome
before tn" Government reservation at
a. Pine Ridge j. reached and and
il4 dor taken from the rciap,in.
-aFaIc- l., question.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-05-17
THE TRADE REVIEW.
BRAOSTREET REPORTS - BACK.
WARD STATE.
Scarcity OF Coal Has orced Nu-
mcrOus Manufactures 20 suspend
Work-MexiCaus Are still Looking
for That So. . 900.
Tradr'S Rackw rd state.

New York special: Bradstreet
will say: The prolonged warm weather
has stimulated farm work. as well a.
sales in %seasonable lines of merchan-
disc, but the renewed taritl unCer-
tainty tends to prolong the period
during which merchants will continue
to buy for actual needs only, evidence
Of which fact have appeared.
The great coal miners strike has
extended TO the far west aud in por-
tions of Maryland and the Nirginia..
and this has been followed by an ill.,
crease in the number of Industrial
s%hutdowns, due to the increasing scar
city of fuel. About 10000 men ar
reported to be die in the coal trade
alonc. and with those idle or on strike
in other lines the total number out OF
work IS not less than 5000.
significant evidence Of the condition
Of the general trade is found in the re-
port of the gross railway earnings dur
ing April. which show, a heavier de-
crease from the total in the like
month last year than any proceeding
month since January /, lab per cent.
The total gross earnings for April thu
year by is companies i ~S3o.G0o,0'o
against S3l. 900. 900 last year. Even tho
unexpected bulli-h crop report by the
Agricultural! Dcpartmct failed slim
ulate wheu; prices in the face Of eN-
ccssiVc Argeutinn ana Russian ship
ments. increased supplies IN ANA a'oat
for Europe and the heavy stocks IN the
United States, Exports Of wheat, both
coasts, United states and Canada. thi-
week continue in fair volume. being
2,sl5, 1G2 bushels. compared with nib
go bushci, last year.
General trade remains dali. a. does
business in manufacturing Iinc- AZ
Buffalo, Cleveland. Detroit. Cincin-
natl. Louisville, Milwaukee. Mime
apoli, ana Omaha, except that at the
last named place more activity i, 20
ported in dry good, and hardware.
Favorable crop prospects and activity
in agricultural lines have checked
trading by country merchants. AZ
Chicago also there : a decreased
volume Of sales. At kanoa, City trade
is fairly good and crop prospects are
excellent. but a. 1T. Paul the volume
OF the business !, small.
The total bank ciearauceo in the
principal cities Of the United states
for the past week we're 500. 925.545. a
decrease of a. per cent. compared
with the corresponding period ,a,t
wear.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-05-17
Overflow OF News.

PRINCE BISMARCK Is not peruhl''
by his physician to receive irieho"
Mrs. LEASE may be nominated I'
Congre , in Jerry simpsons d''''''
ItEpUBLICANS elected ". II. fc'tn"'
mayor of East Chicago, Ind aho ''''
OF the SIX aldermen.
G. +. GLINY. arrested at iocD
Col. is wanted for a muruer 'u
mitted a. Auburn. Cal. three l'"'
ago. ,
TROOPS charged with drawn '"m ao
on a~nti-Jewish rioters i'll "r"' md
Russian Po.and, killing four "'
%wounding 100. =,
DIR. \. \. RAMSEY, a pioneer Ia
roc County. Iowa, died at Aba ,g.s.
was at II time member OF inc
lature.
Az oil vel was struck at 70. aaa.
ind. by the Enire Company, T,r~a',
city Of which is estimated at ~
daily.
REPRESENTATIVE MEIKLEJoalSS, NJ ~
introduced "a bill in Congress H Kali
to the East Nebraska and GU. .,rgh
way Company right OF way Ia, "a.
the Omaha and Winnebago iaa'"
ervatiOn in Nebraska. -.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-05-17
WILL OFT.


Gcrka. Cal. special: This town j.,
intensely excited over the arrest near
here of George Decker. one of the
richest and most prominent men of
Niskiyou County. for the murder Of
his wife and child t|Wcnty-sevcn YEAR,
ago. y sheep herder in the hills five
miles from this. town found the bones
of a woman and a child in "A cave. IN
vc-tigation showed that the woman-
skull had been clOven ana that the
child was Il nursing babe. Detective.
were put on the case and they nm
carthcd a chain OF evidence that led
To Decker, arrest. 1t seems that in
1861 Decker arrived in Yrcka with
hi, wife and two children. Soon h
began to neglect his wife for a widow
who had some property. The wife
had another child. and when thi, bai.t
wa, Il months Old she announced one
day that her hueband Wa going 10
send her away. Her husband had
tried many devices to compromise hen
reputation. without success, a, he
wanted "A divorce. The whole family
left in a wagon and "A few days later
Decker returned with the two chill
dren. He said lis wife had been SEM
by the stage to Shasta. soon after
Decker procured 4 divorce and mar.
rled the widow.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-05-17

was a surprise to the Comm0nweal
sympathizers. Two weeks. Il Wa-h-
ingtOn dispatch say, may elapse. dur.
ing which the trio will be free on bail,
before the motion for a new trial is
argued and decided. The %penalty pro-
vided by law is the same for each of
Tense. VIZ: a fine not to exceed 800
and Imprisonment in iai! for not mora
than sixty days. OF both. within the
discretion of the cout. Accordingly
the maximum punishment which may
be meted out to COXey ami Browne is
500 and 10 DAYS. while Christopher
Columbus Jones is sub.ec to 800 and
sixty days.
BY a curious Congressional error in
a recent bill which re~organiZed the
District Ourts there is no Appellate
Court to which a Police Court case can
be carried. The only method of ap-
pealing from Judge Millcr's sentence
will be by an application to a highc.
court for writs of habeas corpus and
c~ertiOrari. Attorney I.ipscomb has
announced that he will take this step
If Judge Miller ovcrrulcs the motion
for a new trial. However, such a peti-
ton will not operate as "A stay of judg-
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-05-17
ROBBED IN BROAD DAYLIGHT
Seven Bandits Loot Il Missouri
Bank and Get Away.

st. Louis. Mo, special: \ Dispatch
from Noel, Mo-, says: Seven men
armed with Winchcsters and revol-
vers rode into Southwest City. Mo-
and robbed the bank. getting between
1900 and $4,000. They did the job in
a very busiu ,sslikc manner. Two OF
them were stationed on the sidewalk,
three entered the bank with IA sack
and two others guarded the horses.
About 100 shot. were fired by the rob-
bers and four prominent citizens were
badly wounded. j. {. SeabOurn and
@. l.. Seabourn were both shot through
the groin, Mart Hembree had a lee
broken by u bullet, :. +. Mutton. Uni
ted state, Marshal. received IA iesh
wound in the leg.
The robbers were about ten minute,
going through the bank. Aiterward
they mounted their horses and started
for the nation at Il full yaIiop. A.,
they were leaving the outskirts some
one fired several shots at them. killing
a horse and wounding a robber. He
Immediately secured another horse
from a farmer who wa, passing and
followed his pals. No resistance was
offered by citizens. The wounded men
were shot while standing on the side
walk. =. posse was made up and start
ed in pursuit bat the robber, will
probably get away.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-05-17
Meeting of Whisky Men.

Cincinnati special: The American
Distillers and Wholesale Liquor
Dealer, Association met in second an
nual convention here. The sessions
were behind closed doors. one of the
most important acts Of the meeting
was to abandon is present name and
adopt a new name, The National
Wine and Spirit, Association. j. T..
Burnham of Louisville was chosen
president and a full, list of other Off
Cer, chosen.
RESOLUTIONS we're passed ~favOriNo a
revenue tax ON beer according to il.
alcohol proof, but opposing an increase
in the present rate on whisky: favor
inc an extension of the bonded period
in ca,e of an Increase in the whisky
tax: petitjonius Congress, 10 refund
the taxes on spirits exported in glass:
expressing opposition to trust, and
combines, especially the Di.tilling and
Cattle teedin! Company of lliinoi,
and cOndemuinG it. r,bate system:
favoring ,obrjcty but not prohiblrory
legislation.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-05-17
ARREST OF "GEN." KANDA,
lie and Three OF His STAR Taken ,,..
Custody at La Porte, Ind

Cen Randall, of the CHICAGO C,m
mOaweal Army. AID thee of hi. eva,
arrested and placed in iaiI at
Porte. Ind. The arrest, a disna.n
says. was made a mile outside the cr"
limits and without a warrant. Iofo.1,
any demonstration had been ma ia hn
the army, which was en- route To ,b'e
cit Opinion is very much diyjlrj
Owe the legality of the action. and =.
the cause OF much discussion.
The General was indignant whe, he
was told that he was under arrest and
rising in his buggy he shouted. Il
protest against this arrest. am .,
American citizen and J have a ripht N
this highway Col. Hceilcr. who va
on horseback, turned to the gromr
officials and asked them if they had
warrant. His answer wa that If t7,
did not have u warrant they would g1
out one in good time. While Rani3g
as descending from his buggy an
other pair o. deputies were as.i,,,rl
Hoetfcr OFF his horse and the pair a,'
half dragged. half pulled towari
row of deputies that guarded The h..s
way. Randall again demonstrated wr5
his captOrs over his arrest a, i.ieu
I'll ~ roughly hauled him away. a.ter
natelt protesting and pl aiding rn
an instant it looked as if the c)igm
would make a rash to ie.cur then
leader. although tie we've as weapon
less IL, a band of high school cadet.
y telegram was sent to Chicago n
DR.. Gricr and the best of counsel. anil
one of the best criminal lawyers IN tM
State. Many citizens say that it w9ql
have been cheaper for all concerned q
have fed the a my. They argu. that
it would have cost but 800 to feed the
men, whereas it ha, now cost the ely
and COuntyl5l0 %. and it is quite possible
that they are not through with the Al
fair.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-05-17
COXEY is CONVICTED.
LEADERS OF THE COMMONWEAl
FOUND GUILTY.
Judge MiIler's Charge was strongly
Against the Defendants Released on
Bail Pending a Motion for n New Trial
-.len." Randall Arrested.


The three leaders If the comm IN
veal. Coxey, Browne and Christopher
Columbus Jones. have cen found gull
ty of violating the laws of the District
of Columbia in their recent demonstra-
tion on the Capitol grounds. The jury
retired after hearing a long charge
from Judge Miller, which left them
little alternative but t. convict If they
followed his instructions. The verdict
was guilty as to the first charge-car-
rying banners upon the capitol
grounds-against all the defendants. and
on the second charge-walking on the
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-05-17
STOLE A TRAIN IN COLORADO.
Saunders Contingent Of Commons
wcalers Racing Eastward.

Pueblo special: \ Rio Grande rail-
road train was taking coal when it
was surrounded by fifteen men under
Gen. Saunders. They took the engi-
neer and ran down to the Missouri Pa
cific yards. where six coal ar, had
been left a short time before. The
whole band boarded the cars, and al.
tached the Rio Grande engine. started
for the east at a lively gait. The sl-
perintendent had an engine and al
overturned in . cut at Olney. so the
runawayo can get nc further than that
point. but on arriving at the obstruc-
ton they took up a HUNDRED feet of
the track behind them. built a track
around the ditched engine and re-
>umed the journey.
superintendent Derby. on learning
thi. fact. ordered four engines await
inc development, at Arlington. sew.
enty-tive miles east Of here. to go east
ward as fast as possible and ordered
another locomotive ditched near Has
well. east of Arlington.
United States Marshal Jones at Den
YER. has been advised OF the ~interfer.
ence of the movement Of the mails,
and counsel for the road in Denver has
been instructed t. apply to the federal
court for an Injunction to stop Saun.
ders and MS men.
Near Arlington saunders men came
upon another obstruction in the shape
OF four overturned engines. The
sheriff tried to raise a posse to capture
the indu,trials. but wa, able to secure
only forty. The railroad officials here
are in communication with Judge Hal
let of Denver with Il view to securing
fedora aid.
The track around the ditched ell
gines was completed and the stolen
train went east. Another engine was
ditched at Di,tcn, llo miles east of
Pueblo. At Ordway the water gave
out and they were obliged to Get a
supply from a well. carrying it in din
ncr pals aud coffee cups.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-05-17

III Ut" HtdU N an or ARD NKDwNE II
DERBY body of .Amcri- COURT
can citiHen~' and had As much right to
petition congress "a anybndv else
Representatives of large interest.
coming mere as paid lobbyist, to cDr-
ruPt 'ohgreos met with a warm vel
ZONE pnt were the men who came
pareiopted. tramping through snow
,ei ny a ma who had the courage of
III, convictions, to b. invited to the
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-05-17

Disastrous Attempt to Capture n Cattle
Train In WashinghtOn

Tacoma, Wash. dispatch: A cato
train backed from Sprague 10 Hat er.
son with one industrial on, and came
through Sprague at the rate OF thirty
miles an hour. Four miles from
Sprague tn, industrial put on the al
brake. Thirty industrials were in 'a'
grass waiting and they made for ne
train. Maishals were close at hanl
and fired twenty shots at them
Ten indu ,trials were shot. 1t is M
known whether any of those lett o'
hind We're injured or not. Marshas
are holding the indust,ials on the Co.
lumbia River bridge. There is no'owH
for seventy miles who e anything I"
eat can be got. There will Likely, o7
trouble if the men are not allowed 70
pass. marshal point I'd a gun rhd'
a car and an industrial caught IT ana
nearly killed the mar-hal. Three n'a'
drcd lndustrials are in Spokane, -" u
Sprague. and the remainder east OF me
mountains.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-05-17
ORDERED TO KILL MRS. lEAoE
Crank Has II Vision aud Sends $40 10 "u
Flowers for Her Body.

The Wichita. Kan. chief OF pol|'
received a letter from some CRANK re-
siding at Kenyon, Mimi, in whtN
there was inclosed so TO buy "pJ.Fo
white ilowels to be placed upon -
body Of Mrs. Lease On the day OF Hn'
funeral" which the sender sets do"
He says that the Nazarene caTe 20 .'|
in Il vision with a cross OF blood PAN
upon hi, breast and Commanded """
to kill Mrs. Lease.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-05-17

SENAToR ALLEN Ak-lnb Judge Ultue IN
CUES Q~uiries about rail,
and Frank Hume, a vel known whoe
sac grocer who >everal times has run
for the Democratic nomination fer
Congress from the Virginia district
crO the Potomac Rive. signed Il
b nd in 500 for each of the thee con
victed cCmmOnwea err.
Gen. Coxcy left the room On the Erm
Of his wife. pushing through a curious
crowd. which made no demonstrate N.
The conviction OF himself and Jones
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-05-17

New York special New, BY steam
or from liiue!icid-. Nicaragua. /, t.
the effect that Nicara- nan soldiers
still hold the town. but no outbreak j.,
i'arcl Il, long Il, the British and
american men OF war are there. Il t.,
stated that positive order, have been
given the soldiers 10 tire the town il
compelled 10 eva"uatr il by Great
Britain. the United states OF both.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-05-17

p!;aapna city >pHrial: Tic ccu-u,
lrpor' dl,c.oars IN" fac, that Okla.
np'na city i the largest city in the
territory, the population being 7.4l5.
20 CUthrie', 7.22i. The diseased yol.
nati"@ II thi, c!'y i, 81. 2o3. 800, an in.
creao' Of S5oo.O01 since las, ear.
That Q: G!thrie is 81, 7Oj. Q0u
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-05-17

lieve with him. will
b. Of i%ne,timab,e adj
vantage to the uncm-
ployed Of the country
"CoXcy's plan might
ne the most foolish on.
the most wise of all
plans for relief from
the present state o.,
affairs. He came 10
present il paaceably
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-05-17
NJ 1iar-ia2c -;rciurm

Budapo,t special The Hous. Of
Ma-natc, rejected the civil marria.,
bill. y ministerial crisis i, XiectcI
a, the result, the meo5ire hriAg w.,
rQpulnc.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-05-17
Four Reported Drowned.

Ellcnsburg. Wash, special: Word
has Just been received that four indus
trials who started down the Yakima
River in a boat were drowned 81 the
capsizing OF the boat. which caught in
an edo Y. The boat c ntliled twcuty-
five men in all
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-05-17

nannibal. Mo. special: y passenger
train on the St. Loui, and Hannibal
Road, went through a bridge near
Frankfort. There was q waterspOut
and the bridge was undermined.
Seven persons we're more or less in.
iurcd. but none OF them viii die.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-05-17

grass of the Capitol
g.'ounds guilty as TO
Coxey and Browne
and not guilty As +"
Jones.
Acknowledgment
Immediately entered
a motion for a new
trial and another in
arrest of judgment.
Judge Miller gave
four days TO file the
formal paper. Then
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-05-17

Frye said the local press had % %;LLa'
him help and had put $500 int ' &
pocket: that he had worked the w., us
to it, limit and had a good time, Nv u
will reach Washington, he think. wiM,
$1,000 in the treasury, a greater r WI
ton of which will come from tbe p%'
Of his book. He said the army wo sag
stop at all the towns on the routa "a
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-05-17

MI. CoNey came toask for the enact
ment OF laws, said Mr.. Pence, which
ne DciicEco, M thousands of othcrsic-
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-05-17


C
OF
j. '"-'''' VI"
nInAIS