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ALAMEDA.

The petition of Rachael Neal in her suit
against Mary c. Smith. the medium, for
the appointment of a receiver 10 take care
Of the property described in the complaint
and collect the rents. came up yesterday
in the Superior Court Mrs. Smith and
her husband filed affioayits setting forth
that they were the owners of about 500
600 worth Of property. The matter Will be
disposed of next week.
WoInan's Exchange.
The Woman's Exchange have permission
from the City Trustees to remove their
building from Park to Everett street.
Against Cigarettes.
The ordinance providing for the punish.
ment OF minors for smoking cigarettes
and for persons selling cigarettes 10
minors came up last evening for passage
before the City Trustees. Trustee Lev
decker opposed its passage because it pro-
vided for the punishment for selling to
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RiOTOUS STRIKERS.
Urged by Their Wives They Attack
W0rkrren

PATERSON, n. j.. March 12.-The strik-
ing operatives of Barbour's fax-spinning
mills, numbering about 1000. made riot
Gus demonstration to-day against half
dozen men who had returned to work.
Showers of stones and mud were thrown
upon the workmen.
AT noon the strikers marched upon the
men who had returned to join them at the
Waldnan Dye Works and attacked them
viclously. A general fight followed. in
which the men were urged on by their
wives, who had expected the fight and had
joined the crowd. When eight policemen
reached the place the fight was over.
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BURNED AT THE STAKE.
DiaboiicaI Sport Engaged in by Some
Negro Bows.

CAMDEN. \. j., March u = Conrad
Coke and John Ellis and some other negro
boys yesterday seized Charles Barney, a
white lad, 8 years of age, and tied him to
a stake. They then piled brushwood
about it and set it on fire. The child's
cries brought a colored man, who freed
him. The other boys fed
Three OF them, u 10 10 years Of age, were
arrested tonight and gave the police a list
of their companions in the atroeious deed.
The boys HANDS are so burned that ampu-
tation will be necessary and the doctors
are doubtful if his life can be saved.
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NEvADA's NEW RAILROAD.
A Line to Extend From White
Cloud to LoyeiockS.

LovELocKs. New, March &c. C. Fitz-
gerald. one of the best-known mining men
in South America. accompanied by c. ID.
Norris of the Pennsylvania Railroad, de-
parted this morning for Clemens. thirty
miles distant. to begin survey and make
estimates for standard-gauge railroad
from the copper mines at White Cloud to
the Central Pacific. A corps Of surveyors
leave Clemens tomorrow with Lovelocks
as the objective point for the junction of
roads.
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DIcIl.


Brand. Marie Miller. Jeremiah
Gina. Giuseppe Miles (infant)
C0nnaughton. Bridget Naccarina Eugenio
Englebright, Marie owen. William
Fischer. Fleury sarowfsky. Elenore Ii.
joyce. Patrick Troy Lawrence =.
Leslie. Martha Nsnd0orn. Mary A.
Mcdonald. Irene r. Vetterll, jacob
Mckinley, Alice Walsh, Julia
CIMA-In this city. March II, 1894. Giuseppe.
beloved son OF Giovanni and Wilhelmina Gina
and brother of May Gina. native OF San Fran
cisco. aged years and months.
H9- Friends and ac1uaintances are respect
fully invited TO attend the funeral THIS DAY
(luesuay}. at o'clock p NJ. from the resi-
dence OF his parents. ITO Langton street of
Folsom, between Seventh and Eighth. So
BRAUD-In this city. March II. 1894 Marie
beloved mother of Mamie. Frank and Peter
Braud Mrs. j. Gillert and Mrs j. Slebert. ma
tive of Bretagne, France. aged 81 years.
aB Friends and acquaintance are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral THIS DAY
fTuesday). at $3.50 O'clock A. NJ. from her late
residence. 524 FULTON street. thence to Sacred
Heart Church. where solemn requiem mass
viii be celebrated for the repose OF her soul.
J. y. q. II. Cemetery.
SARoWFSKY-In this city. March 10. 1894. Ele-
more H. beloved wife Of the late J. S. SarowFsky,
Renner. sister OF MRS. c. j. Peterson OF
Petaluma, native of Hamburg. Germany. aged
San F ana anna
Schultz. president; FRAU Anna Mas. secretary.
eFfrlends and acquaintances are respect
(Iuesday). at l0:3O O'Clock A. NJ. from her late
residence. 4i2 Eureka street. between Iwenty-
hrst ana Twenty-second. Interment /. u q r.
Cemetery.
McDONALD-tn this city. March IL, 1894. Irene
f., beloved daughter OF Robert r. and Mary NC
Donald. granddaughte OF Catherine ana the late
Richard Crowley and niece OF Mrs Kate Parker.
native of San Francisco. aged year . months
and IL days.
HTFriends and acquaintances are respect.
fully Invited to attend the funeral THIS DAY
Tuesday. at IL 30 O'Clock A. NJ. from the resi-
dence OF her parents. l6o Ferry street inter
ment Holy Cross Cemetery by train from Third
and Townsend streets
ST TOSEpHBS MASSACHUSETTS semi so amn
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Racing at New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS. March IL. - Track very
heavy. Five furlongs. Mariory Hilton won,
Mildred second, Pearl C third. Time, :oSs4
Five furlongs, Tom ) won, Bob Neville sec
ond, Sanford third. Time, :1712.
Five and half furiongs The Bully won,
Horace Leland second, Bobby Burns third.
Time, :2412.
Six aud half furlongs, Ro yer won. Forest
King second. ROuser third. Time, :4312.
Six furlongs, Silverado won, Wlgwam second,
TassO Third. Time. :3434
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SUING HIS FATHER-lN-LAW.
A MADEIRA Mans Queer Claim for
Damages,

FRESNO. March 12.-DI. w. c. Reid of
MADEIRA brought suit in the Superior Court
to-day against Alfred Baird of this county
for 100000 damages for alternating his
wife's affections. Baird is the father of
Reds wife. and is a well-known and we'll
TODD citizen. He is also a pic neer OF
Fresno County.
Reid alleges that Baird poisoned his
daughters mind against him (Reidl, and
caused her to desert him and their four
children and to bring an action for divorce
against him.
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They Are Provided For.

SAN JOSE, March 12.-George Horton
was to-day sentenced to seven years i'll
San Quentin for robbing the residence of
l.. B. Brotherton.
Anselmo Rodrigues. footpad. who held
up Mrs. p. Reyes and secured So 30. was
sentenced to serve ten years in San Quen-
tin. A prior conviction stood against him.
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GERMAN SILVER COINAGE.
Caprivi's Plan to Keep Ii Up to the
Authorized Limit,

BERLIN. March 12-Chancellor Caprivi
to-day submitted to the Bundesrath a pro-
pOsal for the coinage of 100000 marks in
5-mark pieces. 100000 marks in 2-mark
pieces and 100000 marks in 1-mark
pieces. The proposition is made as re-
suit OF the increased demand for such
coins, and from the fact that silver coin
age has fallen 100000 marks below the
authorized limit.
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GOOD FOR PENSIONERS.
Commissioner Lochren's Ruling Re-
Iating to the Suspensions.

WASHINGTON. March I2.-All suspen-
sions of pensions in cases where payment
has not been already resumed or where
the pensioners name has not been
stricken from the rolls will be removed by
an order signed this afternoon by Commits
sioner LOchren. This action affects the
cases OF between 5000 and 1000 pensioners.
Pension agents will be instructed to pay
these pensioners their former rates until
otherwise ordered by the bureau.
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THE CANADIAN KNIGHTS.
They Are Not Dissatisfied With
Master Workman Sovereign.

TORONTO. Marcn III District Master
Workman Carey of the Knights OF Labor
says there is no foundation for the report
that the Canadian Knights are dissatisfied
with General Master Workman Sovereign
and are about TO withdraw from the or
ganization and set up on its own account.
lie says II there is any dissatisfaction at
all 1t is with Secretary Hayes.
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ALWAYS OUT OF LUCK.
The Valkyrie Grounds i'm the Race
for the international Gun.

NEW YORK. March 12-The Herald's
special from Cannes says: The Britannia
did not sail to-day for the Mediterranean
cup. she being reserved for the interna-
tional cup race tomorrow.
The Valkyrie and the Oretta contested
for trophies, and just as the Valkyrie was
within 100 yards of winning and we'll
ahead on time she grounded. leaving the
Oretta to sail in alone.
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SMALLPOX ON BOARD.
The Whaling Bark Horatio Put Into
Victoria.

VICTORIA. b. c.. March 12-The whal-
ing bark Horatio arrived off this port last
night, seyenty-two days out from San
Francisco. She had six cases of smallpox
on board. Two of the sailors died of the
disease on the passage. The sick men will
be cared for here. One of the sailors who
died was an Hawaiian.
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MANNED HIS WIFE.
And at the Same Time Fatally
Wounded His Daughter.

VICTORIA, B. G., March II. = John
Walker of South Suanich. while extract
ing charge from his shotgun last night,
accidentally discharged the weapon. fatally
wounding his little child and manning his
wife
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MONEY FOR THE ARMY.
A Slight Reduction in the Amount to
Be Appropriated.

WASHINGTON. March 1.-THE army
appropriation bill for 1895 has been COM
pleted by the subcommittee Of the Com
mittee on Military Affairs. and will be
brought before the full committee to-mor-
row. The appropriations on account Of
the army for the fiscal year of 1894 were
S24. 225. 500. and the present bill prepared
by the subcommittee carries in round
numbers $4,000 less than the approprla-
ton for this wear
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Fisher Has His Commission.

SAN DIEGO, March 12.-John c. Fisher,
the newly appointed Collector of Customs
for the port of San Diego, received his
commission from Washington to-day and
will take possession OF the Office some time
this week.
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Suicide of an Indian souaw.

RENO. New, March IA 16.year.old
squaw was found dead in field in the
suburbs of the town to-day. 1t is evil
IDENTIFY case of suicide, as several wild
parsnips were found in her pockets. some
of which she had eaten.
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Anti-ChineSe.

The district presidents of the Anti-Chi-
nese Law and Order League held an ex-
ecutiye session at their headquarters last
night. A mass-meeting will be held at the
corner of Seventh ana Howard streets to-
night.
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AN UNKNOWN ASSASSIN.
Cowardly Murder of Portland Hotel
Man.

PORTLAND. March 12-Ferdinand Eud-
graft. one of the proprietors of the Will
lard Hotel in North Portland. was shot
and killed about midnight by some IN
known person.
Eudgraf was sitting in the barroom
drinking glass of wine. when some one
opened the door and shot him through the
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Bank Failure in Missouri.

ST. LOUIS, March IA special from
Excelsior Springs, Mo-, says: The Bank
of Excelsior Springs. private concern.
with capital of $4,000. failed to-day. The
officers of the institution claim to be able
TO pay in full. but none Of the depositors
believe Ii.
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Spain's Cabinet Reconstructed.

MADRID. March II. = Premier Senior
Sagasta has completed the recon struction
of the Cabinet. Senior Salvador taking the
place of Senior German Gamszo. resigned.
as Minister of Finance.
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adults. The ordinance finally passed by
the votes of Trustees Hammond, Forderer
and Stephenson. The pbice have been in
s,Tucted to see that this new law is
strictly carried out
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DIR. TayIor Coming Here.

KANSAS CITY, March 12.-Dr. James \.
Taylor, president OF Vasssr College, is en-
route TO the Pacific Coast. and will resume
his journey to- morrow.
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CONSIDERATIONS AT WORK.
Discovery of Plot to Overthrow
BarrioS.

NEW YORK, March 1.-THE World
prints the following Central American
special from Guatemala: The police claim
to have discovered indications Of a grave
conspiracy to overthrow Barrios, having
headquarters in the northern part Of the
country. The President is comforting fire.
quently with his military chiefs.
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and Order League and the arrests fol-
lowed. All Cinnamon are being locked up
over night to insure Identification. Almost
all paid their fires promptly.
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BORN.
JONES-In this city, March s, 1894, to the wife OF
George h. Jones. daughter.
MIDDLEToN-ln this city. March 8. 1894. to the
wife OF James Il. Middleton. a son.
REUSSING-In this city, March IL. 1894. to the
wife of Carl REFUSING. daughter.
BAkRETT-ln this CITY February TO- 1894 to the
wife of John Barrett, a son.
REID-In this city. March IL, 1894 to the wife of
w. ,. Reid, daughter.
MILES-II this city. March 10, 1894, to the wife
OF w. f. Miles. twin sons.
JACOBY-In this city, March II, 1894. TO the
wife OF J. JacOby, daughter
wAuGH-l1 this city, March :. 1894. to the wife
or Frank Waugh. son.
GILBERTS-lp this city, March Z. 1894, to the
wife of E. H. i6iiberts, a daughter.
o'BRlEN-In this city. March 8. 1894. TO the wife
OF 7. O'Brien, daughter.
CHABAN-In this city, March 6. 1894. to the wife
OF T. Chabau son
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Miners Bodies Unearthed.

WILKEsBARRE, Penn. March 1.-THE
bodies of the men entombed In the Gay
lord mine February Is have been reached.
They are SO badly decemposed that
Identification is only possible from the
clothing
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mont Central train was wrecked this
morning by powders rolling on the track.
One person was killed aud several serl-
0usly injured.
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London Will Get the Fight.

LONDON. March .12.-The Sportsman
says it has all but been ,ettled that the
Jackson Corbett match wi be de cid at
the National Sporting Club.
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Death OF General Hickman.

NASHVILLE March 12.-General James
J. Hickman died to-day. aged 81 years.
He was a general of volunteers in the
Mexican war.
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Mill Employees on a Strike.

DRACUT, Mass, March 1.-THE en-
ployes of the Merrimac Mills struck this
morning. About 1000 are directly af-
fected.
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Giovanni Colonna Dead,

ROME, March l2-Prince Giovanni
Colonns. hereditary Papal Chamberlain,
died to-day.
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EXPERTS AT CHESS.
A Match for the Championship of
the World.

n Ew YORK. March 12.-The great chess
match for the championship of the world,
between William Steinitz, tine present
holder of the title, and Emanuel Lasker,
the German expert, will begin here on
Thur sday
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heart. The murderer escaped, but the
police expect to locate him soon. No mo-
tive is known for the assassination.
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BELIEVED coUGHLAN INNOCENT.
Statement of the Judge Who Pre-
sided at the Trial.

sided at the Trial.
CHICAGO. March IL. = Judge Tuthill,
who presided over the trial Of Dan Cough
Ian. charged with the murder of DIR.
Cronin. stated to-dey the verdict. mot
guilty." was in accordance with the testi-
mony. He believes Coughlan innocent,
but thinks O'SIllivan, Bourke aud
Cooney the Fox killed Cronin.
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BIRTHS MARRIAGES-DEATHS.

TBirt5. marriage and death notices sent by matt
will not be inserted. They must be handed in at
either of the publication Offices and be indor1ed
with the name and residence OF persons authoriz-
ing 10 have the same published.
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Train Wrecked by Bowiders.
MONTPELIER. VT, March IA Yer
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1894-08-02

Tic TsmelTatsn pou SaN TGioic mtrern
Iidb am Hliltmpa. bsi ). StptrRIbu 1894. um
$ Ilbt absnes IN BET c'runauia ralS ~ Der
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mtln, nm aaneieaisH iitr bic iOlgtnbrH Acm
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i3pri 0ouaTrb RspIaitntantsn
Conpernar.
GieG Neuptpult
SladtsitiTttdI.
Siaats auoiior.
StaniS SbapmtiitsT.
general aupalt.
Stuais Sdlnl SapcrtntCRecni.
CommiiidT ihr Shul une SiaatS ydret
Tsisn.
Tou,miiidr iuT AIbtit uno Siauiiti
Giusu CtiSn5ahuspmmlilnT iiT etu ptiilid,
ppm Hiiiputi llsaenbtn lbsilSao Tatoia'S ..
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pom Usiiiouri uue iiielIh pom upSi,n @rci
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ttneu CiStubabnipmmiiiat iiiT een.oiilidl
pom Niilonri uue noTblio pom jpsiisus'Tsi
isuatabt lisstnem lhctlt Glib Saiotas.
linD bic abwidtluHs ioiher anetrm csc
lhdiis, bic paiituesr &tiit pOrstbruht pu
ben moau.
Tie RsprdisuiaiiOnsbOiis fur isots Gountp
mitb lsin sin Ttiteot at large unb rin Ttlt
aat iiir Ia 40 Stiuimtu. Besr tinen Nrndiibsil
bierpou. abatocbsn iiit con. Better Gnuhuiau
car CSoupernriI TN Sdhre ls92.
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Giuer anarhiitiiheu sc.
beimihrift iii bic Siittidler PoIi'
,eL anldklicb ibrer ylnhforihunaeu uadl
6em iamOieu Baron llnseruTSterubera
aui bic Spm seiOmmcu. Wlau bat
bort ,nblrribe diiirits 8rieiihdften
init 8eitlas beleat. Die 8criuhc, iic
~ eut,ifieru. iiuh bic iest leioer erfcle'
los eeblieben; man bat co offenbar init
elmer sanj raffiuirt oueseftheelten
Qombination 81 thun. vile bon &C.
beiudhriitlihen Spitemen uuo 1heo'
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Belaiens porbauoenen Traftate iclleu
bereits, aber uereebens 81 Ruibe ssioeeu
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Sdlhiiels ;u Der Ghiifreihrift hab'
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SanesYatenis.

Ss iteint uuier ben oeutiheR Gar
mtru pisliud bic Reinuna perbreltet ~
ieiu, oas oas Snuoeslanbamt niht oi,
rc,t BEN HniieoIrr auJsisr uUu Der sr'
iplatsu Nusieriiuna sines QanS' 'gaisu
tee maht, iUnoeru cine 9iits pou aus
@aibiuatOn seiunsteu gatsntsn pUu
9tit yu 5sit in ben Seiiunsen UerbHrnt.
Iidt. Tieir Sose IN nun aouS falid.
Sn tritsr einie Ssist isoss BuHOeslanO'
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funit iriues gaientes brieilid on. @sr
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ea Su usrssiisu, Der ueriuHnbsrt iih
sunn nad Sobr uno Tag. iuorum bic
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gsatsHt asmslbsi. Wanher slauSt iein
gatsni ldnsii ausssltsIlt, ipsnH 90 in
@irilihfeit nod nidt IN @aIhinstUn
asnehmiat moroen III. Tas neueite i'm
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fur Elm @aIocluim. oas i'm Serbit oss
Sabres 1892 uuisspruut Uurbs, uusse'
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BAN bisheeu perihmpljeH ,uuros, Jdblen
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Sabre 1868, rptlde pon 1870 uHs bun .
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Repo6iorium.
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GIepelano' iden aemiHiitraiipH i'm Sab
&c 1885, purbe In ben QaGednirrn
ieine 2iite pOn aboelisfsritH gcteHten
ssholien. ieitber absY uirb iulde ssnau
eefabrt.
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Batenten bic far Dsutide beraussuiu'
den, bod peroen mir psnn m6siih oies
balbisit ihun uns baHn bic RameH in
ben -gladrihtsu" publiJireu.
ger iih inJipiiden peraewiiiern iuin.
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bos 2onbami unter Taitsr 1eihreibuns
Der Gage oes betrefenben 2aHbithdes.
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amt, ssbs ipie i'm Obissn Sale bic senaus
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Giner Der i6Iinmitsn uuter ben &c,


moiratiihsu 3udertruh SsnatUrsn II
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Berein aber in Nepnri, Elm 8srtin, ~
beiieu 0anptmitslisoerH Smith ielbit
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isst 70 gut iple einittmmig cine GriId
runs iplsenoen Srbalts dngenpmmsn
bic pOu Yriioent Girpslano IN islurul
an ben Nbseorouctsu @tliUu asridtr
ten uuo tlrlllh I'M 9pugrCb urrlCirHCn
Srisie ausssisrOhcHeH 6ciiununaru
prreicntCu bic w6rmne Sillisuue pUu
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Acknowledgements pUu Rem SCrisu
iplroen hermit oriugCuo auigeiprotrt,
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RrdiiNeuten ~ tbuu. aud an uerihtr
beHen auocren Srtsn rcacn ii.J lsSt
euoIih Die beiieren SemUtrdieu. nm
ibre Gntrliiuug ibCr oas 6BebdbTsu
Der .3udertruit SeHatpreu GusSuipre'
den. 5rriIid battle ods idOu uirl bal
Der aritebeu ipuen.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1894-08-02


bee oempiratiiden Stanisccuirulcpmir
ties, bat iih in eiurm 3Htsrpisw odbiH
as6u6ert, bah cine 5uiiUn Jpiihm irp
uer Ydrtel uno ben YppullIten eles
Sabr uuausilbrbar iri. bGup'iidlid,
nit 8ldiiht aui ods 1itst Der 9sSte
reH. 5r iGat Nus alcm nae Id
esb0rt, idblieBc idb. baB oas 1ida Der
g0puliiten nittt mebr 10 Guusbmbur CT
itbeint pie uuidusIih. Gs pubt Der
.gera0s ourh" JroitiOn Der gartsi.
bic aRhduasr ppu Suhdnan uno Wiers
biib abrr fiuo uItt en;buiiaitiih in ID
Ter llutsrithSuns oesislben. girle iIHb
ittOH ~ Der lltberSeueuue seIaHat, bah
20 uuilus mar, Sppe tntt Werebith al
bic SpiBe bee 1ldeis ~ heasn. aeinsr
pUn ben briNsn fur GOusrsbabseUrOnstc
ROmiuirten il pOlitiih 10 tart, ale iir
bittsn ausatrpdblt psroen i6uHeH. OBJ
ipUbl fis quite WRduusr iine. Gius 5u'
iisn Der 7smoiratsu nit ben Bopuliiten
auf PEN 5idtt Der qtvteren il uumop'
lid; Del uno @oiisr lohsu iih uiht
miihen Die Temoiroien werosH IN
ihrer GonpSntiOn am 5. Ssptember in
Siour Sale sIH completes. rein oemO'
iratiiass 1idet auiiisIlsn uHo etns ener'
glide GnmpGsuc fahreH. Hir lperbsn
Die aanJt Stdrie Der Rartsi sntIuldelr
unb oaraus Husen yieben."
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1894-08-02

Gin Shbnermaseu. Sahuer
Iine In Der geabl ihrer 9labrnng nidDt
lpdhleriih, unb peuu man ben Wlaaen
eeihlahteter There uuteriuhi, ersibt
iid) OFT Der ionoerbdrfte Duub. Gineu
@slee baiiir bieiet, bab Dor aur,em in
bem Maeen eines sei6lohteien pubns
nift weuiaer ole s5 gted' unb gsnb'
nabeln sefunben irurOen. Gabei mar
bas Tbier fett unb ihtper ME cine ee.
mditete GSdns. Gs ideini. bab manhe
Slbnsr bic trunfbofte Sudt baben,
Sldweube Cbeseufdncs sn psrAiudsn.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1894-08-02

DIE Giaats. gisurransalsi&
ertbhte bt Gtrnern anf NnIImnn.
Shlaimaaepus um s3k WrpJezt nHt
Bic nnf GiIsnbabnsn. 3flssrdpben nnh
Telephone and nm en- Hsnioss. Dis
Giniddtune bsr GrprsEssisQi i4aiisn IN
bisislbs ssis leetss Ssls.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1894-08-02

Der usu,Es Grid Ssr yarlisr
82dfauraieure bsiistt BARN, ba6 He Der
8nttu sin ipeuie ponie junlIdsn ;
hie Qunben Der befffu @irtbfdaIttll
Iobm ben lsi&t inbltsn @tl4mad
unb mslnen. BET Iet4e Butter ld4tsr
psrbanIi& III.