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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-11-30
II ebertroffen

u: sic, ba BAT ntulid I'M Gutls
elm G!orun nit e'nCm oreii!ten IuSel
Sehsuuoiet5is geipielt."
%: n9ns lit nod gar ni6ts-wie
oft babe I6 nit einem 8nter Stat &C.
ipieli."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-11-30
Z III & auflaoen.

Gtert (eiuem Wiaoden einige Often
DinreIdens): so, Jrdulsln Nl9uit'.
luas baben Sic nod' nuI S5rcm 5artea
SerShen?"
Nu9uite: Gin balb Yiuno S9malj
uuo 5rpei 2iter Yetroleum."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-11-30
Sudlen'S Ninicd.SdIbe.

Bette Sal6e Der 8slt s'ssn Sdnitte,
GI-titungen, Geidtulten. SalS1us,
Siebsrbeuleu. 8in9luurul, nuiseIpruusens
!Sdnoe, Slbnerau9en uno aae Sautaus.
ibldse. '6ei!t fiber Tiles, posr ieine
Sesablurs ~psrlanst. Seilurs in aqen
5daer %sarantirt, ooer 9slo iuriideritat-
let. @rsis % Gents s,s Sidis. gu
ia ben beI Ralfer Sros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-11-30

2afeu Sie iih roaruen Dor Der Beboubluua
ODER ri6tiser MiBhanoluns bes S&uupfeuS
NIT gtftiseu oeer ret,eubeu Niirturen. Sieie
fonfen sic nidt furiren. gle pertreibeu
TIN bios, ndmlih IN ben SoIs unb bic 2unae.
SEr bic griinoIiHe NIB r~oufinbige SetIuua
oes S4uupiens gebrende man Dr. SaseS
Catarrh Remedy.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-11-30

Slctre p%C3etattlrlde 8slunebelts
ringer: Ge@itts 2lttle CARR Giiers.
5eileu mnlariide SlOrungcn uno resuli'
rem Mascn une Ginseweibe, &ppIiueb
uno Shwinbct petbinoernb. @olfer
Bros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-11-30

l%lntenutniB ron 9e8itt's little
Carp 8ilers 1T Gin llnslid. 9isis
tleinsn Yt0sn requiem bic 2s5sr,
curirsn &Opirueh., .9pspspiia uno idlsd.
ten Ntbem, Sesltopiun9 uno SiliOiltdt.
Wolfer Bros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-11-30
Grfennt lie.

Weliteriu: .GlQfe so. is Oosr But.
Ter nit BrOo!'
2sbriuuge: nSs mir aaen's jaUj sial,
Retitern, man idmett ct bod 10 uie 10
MIDI"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-11-30
gin 9utmltbis @sgner.

U. (iriusm 9ildbnr I'M Reitaurnut
i'm Strslte Die Srlue berobihlassnh)
pSe Slssel!'
Q: Gem ssniitbllder scdis): st,
oas bdittn 81 mer frlbsr abr MID bic.
len fsunen-e, nee"
g.: so? @esbaIb esuu nidt:'
g.: .,3u, irihsr irua ih Sic nod
oar tecne SrlQe."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-11-30

RIdts uter5sust raider als EN- Ser
i'd nit 9C8ii's &iid5aSel Solbs
bel Branopunoen. Gustitunssr, Stlr.
6nultranlbsItsn uno S0motrhui.
nen. Mditsr BIos.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-11-30
U II d eine Arbett.

Batter: 80, nun BAH 9u uieber ben
sanSsn ln9 nthts setban."
SobH: %, bod 8ap1, id bate mir
Die 6aare ihueloeu faIien."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-11-30
2 d ser III d 2 n.

Nr5i: ,Sis Gsi4pullt btuisu an ST.
rem oaIis 1T Hitt ssrnoe aeidhriid. -
at:r SIe ourien tie uttt aus Dem Huge
uertisvsr."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-11-30

&snn tbr an 8opipeb uno 8srtot.
fang lsiou prnt. 10 astrauat uidi
2ssSitt's 9ittIe gnrtp Jiiisrs. gal.
FER Sros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-11-30
Home Machine 4 Supply Co,
AU6UST W0HIT, Gisenibamer.

NUoUCJ WUueI StSe"fV""N'
Maidinentbeite. Oompir6sren. Sentilt
0sle uim. tets on Nouo. Sefonoere Suf'
inertia ntsit miro Der &eporotnr BON alien
arten Raidinsu Ino nameutIi6 Nar.l 4Ros
fhtnsn seidentt. Nu s%1raatiren nnlere
Arbeiteu unS lieisru oieielben prompt uno
biats. ion IL "
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-11-30

0s3btyo,
uenn ansere eentf DaTn e.
ing fahleu, u etn 0n3eide "a
ron Siiiciltdt ebes bon N.
laust,eiyi Site IN &5rpsg-
ehsHio cine beleste 9Irnoe,
Superintendent, &oph6mer.
se1cserS ~euommenkeit eher
Ger tuupie Brn6 I'm &ppf,
Der non aneemetuer
Gdmahe urh 3beei&laeer-
hei beslsitet if 0em6bn.
i,d trdat Sbre 9eber bic
SGuA earau. Gte maHen
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-11-30

C3Ieibers Sufduetoea. frau Eseisna Sosr'N nire
dSfpritnhrfn has SglbHttefn bon Altthsrn A. .srtn
gtt mar ipdbrenh ben ltttsu O Notber 6ran Sti,fanp
i'm Sehren o,sits Subes bthaIftd nuo bittet nnn allen
ruieru tpetbItctn StIippbnrrn @elsaenheit has Sus
itneiofn Su e%rlsrntn. lob bic neut Wtsttebe bes Sn'
inusibtns Ieiht ~ %trlernel nne practi1 NJ. perheu
vile ~btttattgen bic q btreits tritrnt babtu. Gprt6t
nor bel Hraa etItuaeoer q.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-05-16
Goren fd1MIOia ctfI1rt.

slm lebten 9ienitas fanben BIZ
S6IuBperbanblunsen I'M Yrp3eHe por
gprep, 8romne unO Sones ftatt,
8rptpne batte feline bitrserli6e &leioune
abselest unb eridien in Oem pbantafi:
i6en goitiim aus Siri9leoer nit Salb=
ooflaritiiden als &nOpfen. Gprep mar
febr nerb6s uno Spnes ma9te Elm feier=
lid erntes Gei6t.
9}a6 ben 8ortrdeen Der Nnpdlte erz
tbeilte &i6ter Wiiler ben. 8ef9morenel1
Die Snitruftionen. 9ie 9auptfra9e,
Inn Die es ii6 banbelte, lei bic, fagte er,
oh bic 8erflagten Elm 8eieB iibertreten
bdtten, als lie periu9ten, cine Meni6en=
mense auf ben gapitolplab an3uiam=
meln. Die Surp soa ii6 um l nbr 5
Wtinuten suriif unO UNI "A llbr febrte
iie suriid uno lieB iid Die Snitruttioner,
bonn Mi6ter no1mals porleien. Na1
furser 8erathuns fanben tie @oreD,
groune unb Sones ibulbis, 8anner
auf Dem gapitolplabe entfaltet gu baben.
9oreD uno grDtpne tpuroen alberoem
f9ulbig befunoen, auf bas @ras setre=
ten gu iein. Gin 9lntras auf Geipdb=
rung eines neuen prpseHes 1T seitellt
noroen. Die glngetlasten tuuroen un=
ter $500 giirsi6aft seitellt uno gorep
berlieB bas @eri6tslotal am Nrm ieiner
Satin, Obne baB bic Mense irsenb eine
SemonitratiOn ma6ts. Seine unb
Sones' ueberfiibrung mar fiir Die gom=
monpealer cine ueberrafdune.
Die Strafe, ipel6e GoreD unb @enoi=
len treffen fam, 1T fiir jeben einselnen
Yunft. @eloitrafe Bis gu 800 unb Sc
fdn9niB big 81 60 5agen o0er beibes
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-05-16
Ste 9pMriitcm.

! GraB, 8. Mai. Gie iieben Souri-
item, bic aus Der Grotte bon Souraid
9erettet tporben iinb, (5iebe unter filrst
gloti5en in lebter Numner) nadbem fiji
2O9 Stunoen barin susebra6t batten,
baben 1id bereits ipieoer ioipeit erbolt.
Dab fie oieler Sage bic 5eimreiie antre=
ten fDnnen.
Serr SOiepb Saidins, elmer Der Mdn=
ner, fa9te, baB iie 3uerif Die Mbiibt ge=
babt bdtten. In benz 9Daher nnterautau=
den uno ans Der 06ble beraussuibwinl=
men, baB Die Gtromung 'aber 10 beftig
setuorben iei, baB Der Ylan notbseorun=
gen aufseaeben tperben mubte. Oie
@ingei6loiiene berbra6ten Die ndhften
48 Stunben bidt aneinanoersebrdnet,
oa es unangenebm falt in Der 06ble mar
unb Iie ale 5uiammen nur einen plaib
batten. sln Sdlafen mar BEL Der 3dite
ni6t 81 benten. Gin 8eriu9 nit auf=
| gefiidtem 9ols Elm 6euer gu MAIDEN,
miBlang, ba bas 0ol3 81 NAB mar.
9m Dienitag tuaren Die lebten Der iue=
nisen Munbporrdtbe, bic iie Indigenous
men batten, aufgesebrt moroen unb iie
glaubten oann, baB bic 96ble lift @rab
iein peroe. Vim Mitttpo9 aber fireen
lie i'm Slub Die Giite nit Propiant auf,
Die bon auben ber in ben gingang Der
SOble bright porben mar. Dies CAB
ibnen neue Soffnung, ba iie jebt puB=
ten, baB 8eriu9e fit ibre &ettuna se=
madt tpiirben. Serr Safding fbrieb
nit gleiifift cine frrse gaoti3 auf elm
Watt papier, in ipelder Der @mpfans
ber Gilte angeseiat uno um ipeitere 3u=
lenouns eriudt miro. 9ieie Moti3
f6lob er in cine 8le6fapiel unb mari
iie ins Walier. iie ipuroe aber nidt auf=
gefangen. Sie 2eute batten iudbrenb
Der lebten brei Sage tpenis au eHen, aber
nur Der 3nabe 0eiot bate oarunter su
leiben.
Ser Sau6er Slider, tpel9em es se=
lang, iib Bis gu ben ginselbloiienen
burdSuarbeiten unb bann Gunbe s,i=
riid3ubrinsen, oaB lie nod am 2eben
ieien, bat jebt nieberbolt Shiittelfrofe,
ieitoem er ii6 10 lanse in oem unae=
mObnli6 falten gBaHer aufsebalten
bate.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-05-16
Mepiiio.s i.tticrer etrabe,,s
O5efekf.

SIN &eprdlentdntenbauIe unlrer Qes
gislatur bradte @eprdieniont gDinn
eine gia elm, mad pel1er Die 9opnfbip
Meggefebe elmer griinoli6en MepiiiOn
unteriporfen iperoeft iollen. Die Bill
f1afft bas Mmt ei1es 6traBeniuperpi-
loren ab unD fiibrt bas Mmt zines So,pn=
flip Straben Sup.rinten6enten elm.
Gerner ipirb in berielben bas @efeB tpi=
berrufen, nad tpel1em bic 3oipnfbip
Mege=Gteuer abgearbeitet iperben fann
uno beftimmt, bab bieie Steuer gerabe
10 be3ablt tperben lol. ipie iebe anbere
Steuer. Sc ioa oieielbe unter Mufli9t
bes Straben=Su superintendent aur 8ers
beHerung Der Straben bes 1oipnibips
ausgeseben iperben. Mu1 beitimmt bic
8ia. bab Die 1otpiibip 9rufees bas
Sotunibip ieoes Sabr in nidt ipeniser
als brei unb ni1t mebr ais feds Gub=
biitritte eintbeilen iollen ,lnb bas In ei=
ner folden Weife, baB 10 aiemlid Der
gleibe @elobetrag In iebem Suboifrift
fiir YerbeHerung Der 6traBen ausgege=
ben ipirb. gia9 elmer tpeiteren Beffims
mung Der Bil ioQ ole Mrbeit on ben
Straben stpiiden benz 1. Wai unb oem
|. Dftober sethan tuerben unb fou elm
Mrbeiter 81. so per Sag unb Elm Gubr=
ipert init einem Gubrmann $500 per
Sag erbalten. Die Bill befdrdntt bic
State, iuelde BON ben Srutees auferlest
merben tann auf 8 Mills am Dollar.
Giir Den Observation-Disclosures iinb
80 per Sag ausseiebt, bod iol berielbe
niht mebr als $50 i'm Sabr erbalten,
es lei benn, baB eli, uneriparteter unz
fa0 ober cine 8lodiruns ber 9traBen
bortommt, tppbur9 beionbere Dienite
bebinst perben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-05-16
ga Grippe.

Wd9renb Der fribern Grippe
geripben tpurbe bic bemerfenstpertbe
geobadtung semadt, oab ale, tpel9e
ibr 8ertrauen auf 0r. Sings Stem Dis
eoberp geiebt batten, ni6t nur raide
Seilung fanoen, ionoern aud Dor ben
llebeln beridont blieben, bic Der &ranf=
belt seiu6bnlib nabSufolaen pfesen.
9ie trdftise Meoisin ideint ben 8or5ua
idneller Guren niht nur in ssdlen bon
@rippe, ionbern aud bel allen Granf=
beiten oes Salies, Der Yruit uno ber
2unsen gu beiiben, uno furirt aud
Mitbma unb peraltetes 6eufieber. pro=
birt es unb iiber5eugt gud, I! Sbr per=
bet ni6t setduidt iein. AsrobeHaf6en
gratis in ben Npotbefen bon 3. s.
Willer q g obn nno Sr. s. $.
8enti1.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-05-16

Anmerfuug bet 9ebaftipn.-2ans lIi Beer bat
bon ls74-l8s0 in 3usearapas Gountp eepobnt nub
iit BON bier uatb Oregon aussewaubert. Sobn Beer
in Raserspille lift Elm Better beielben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-05-16
Scr it,smmc. 3t.d,tbduslcr.

syn Cincinnati 1T bieier Sage in Der
ssrrenabtbeiluns bes Staats=3u6tban=
les Wilbelm S6inbler, Der fosenannte
ftumme 3u6tbdusler, seitorben. Der=
ielbe mar furs Dor benz 9lusbru6 bes
meritaniiden &rieges einsetpanoert unb
bate Ii6 in oieier 8egerb als Garmer
niebergelailen. Gr rna1te fotpobl ben
merifaniiden als aud ben 8iirsertriea
NIT unb als Der beuti6 frans0lif6e
aries ausbra6, sins er suriid in bic
6eimatb unb fo9t gegen bic Sran3oien.
Na9 Dem Srieoensf6luB tebrte er auf
feline Sarm in Ohio 3uriid.
Die ausgeitanbenen Strapaben idei=
men ben 8eiit bes Weannes getriibt su
baben, oenn beri9iebene MnSsi9en lie
Ben barauf iblieBen Die seringite Mei=
nisfeit periebte i9ni in fiirdterli6e Wutb.
Oils er i'm Sabre 1877 einmal feline nidt
unbebeutenoe peniioa gesogen bate,
leSte ct iid Sur Seier bes 9ages einen
8auid gu. 9lls feline Rinoer ibm @or=
tpiirfe ma6ten, bate er einen Wutban=
faa. ST ersriff iein @euebr uno jaste
ieine aanse Ganilie aufs Telo. st
fbob feline Srau auf Der 6telle toot,
tpdbrenb feline beioen T6hter Der Wun=
ben ipieber senaben. Cbglei6 Die Shat
i'm Wabniinn periibt tpurbe, ,paro
Sdinoler i'm folsenoen Sabre gu lebens=
ldnglider 3u9tbausifrafe berurtbeilt.
s6On balb nad isiner ginlieferuns
mubte er in Die STRENGTHENING iiber=
fiibrt fDerben. 5eit Dent 8etreten Der
2nifalt 1T ME Elm Wort iiber bic 2ippen
bes Wannes gefommen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-05-16
9lle 0lpotbefer f6nnen beae,t

= Ollie Mpotbeter t0nnen beaeusen.
baB lie itets yta6frase nod 8rant' 4
8allam befommen unb oaB Die Me0i=
ain ausemeine 8efrieoiaung geiudbrt.
sic 1T Elm por3iislides 0eilmittel sesen
9ufeu, Gatarrb. Group unb anoere
Sals= unb 2unseniibel, unb tpiro bel
ale bem in 6lai6en bertauft, bic bop-
pelt 10 srob lino, ipie dbnli1e minber.
ipertbiae Mebisinen. 8rant's BALKAN
emplieblt iid ionad benz publitum in
boppelter Weiie einmal our4 feline
Wirfiamfeit, uno Johann, neil teine
anoere in Den Npotbeten berfaufte Me=
bisin um benlelben preis in 10 sroben
Quantitdten gu baben 1T. Glai1en gu
Is uno so @ents bel A
9r. s. 8. 8entf6 apotbeter.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-05-16
GS suirD attd) 9ir gut tljmtt.

Sreberif Wliller in Sroins, Sas.,
i6reibt, baB er felt man9en Sabren an
elmer i6meren Nierenfranfbeit litt, bic
nit befiisen Sdmersen i'm 9iiden be-
gleitet mar unb aud bic Waiierblaie
nidt ungefdbrli6 affi3irte. St benubte
beri6iebene ioeenannte Niersnmebi3i=
men, aber obne grfols. 9a probirte
id es bor unsefdbr einent Sabre NIT
Eleftrie 8jtters, Deripiirte iofort 8eiIe=
rung nno bin ieBt gebeilt. gleftric
8itters lit elm ipe3isles Wittel aesen
glieren- uno Qebertranfbeiteu uno bilft
man6mal ausenblidlih. Gin 8eriu1
tuirO oas beitdttigen. Glaiden 81 nur
so Gents gu baben In ben Mpotbefen bon
q. 6. MILLER & Sobn,
6 Or. s. $. @entf d.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-05-16

9lrbeiterunruben fanben am 9,
bel Der Sbereiia Mine in oer Ndbe por
Sltrau, Mdbren, fatt, mobei es su Ell
nem Sample smii6en 5treifern uno
@ensoarnlen fam. 2eBtere ieuerten auf
bic Wense unb i6on bel Der erfen Sals
be tpurben 10 Streiter setootet mnb IL
pertpunbet. Ser Gampf bauerte ieood
fort, iobaB bic &esieruns ii9 genOtbis1
iab, Sruppen na1 Der Mine 3u ienben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-05-16
The Keystone Watch
Case Co. of PHILADELPHIA

the largest watch case manufactur.
ing concern in the world, is now
putting upon the Jas. Boss Filled
and other cases made by it, a bow
(ring) which cannot be twisted or
pulled off the watch.
It is sure protection against the
pickpocket and the many accidents
that befall watches fitted with the
old-style bow, which is simply held
in by friction and can be twisted of
with the fingers. It is called the
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-05-16

epsoIsNeentsn ober Or. Wstw Jetrnsp in Gbtcoas -
1aben. G&rsibt ias bas DIatt Der kramlsntet6s. =
wirh trel perlanbt
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-05-16

= Sn Orleans. s5ranfrei1, no ndd=
ifens grOBe Geiflihteiten, 3u Gbren Der
6eligiprehung Der rsyungfrau bon Orr
leans", itattfinDeii, lit bereits eine, ,grobe
Ansabl englifner uno amerifaiiilder
9puriiten einsetrofen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-05-16

Ser .gepbadter" erid)eint ieben wtttttro1 nuses
fplaenben OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
oqs obs,ohrnma ois wsa S@u'sA A'.D ECO
gpirS ert i'm 2anfe hes sSobrcS be5ahn ....... KS
Grfolat bic ye3ablaug aber ert nacb Nbtaut bes
Tiir 5euiSdblanb NIB bic S9meta bel 8orans'
Df3QDluu4
y8euti mad abIauf eineS Eermns etn Mbonuent Dos
Iot uibf rsf,rirt re{n luebr aIS a.pet Wumueru
ninn,t 10 ,prb Der etreenee an li;r ben Iplgenesu
Termiu aIs Mbonnent eiuDetragen.
go lanqe Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fiir ooS 4latt nog
aons ooer tbeilweie aastebt bari fen Abonneuf oas'
teIbe permeigeru.
Entered at the Post Office at New PhiladelpAia.
O.. as second class matter
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1894-09-08

people have plowed around their
buildings To keep them from burning.
Unless the rain falls soon. nothing but
miracle can save the town. The
present toress fires are the worst ever
seen in that part of the state.
CARDoTrE, Wis, Sept. 1.-The viii
lage is surrounded by fires. The con-
dition is serious. Hundreds of people
were fighting the fire all day.
EAU CLAIRE, Wis, Sept. Rail-
road men say the whole region from
Cartwright to Bashaw and Haughen
has been on fire since yes.
terday afternoon. Bridges are be-
ing burned ana no one Knows when
trains will run. The Omaha train,
which arrived here at p. m. yester-
day, came through Bashaw and took
II women and children from the
burned village to Rice Lake.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1894-09-08
Highwaymen Hold Up a Helena
Bartender.
THEY MADE A GOOD HAUL
About Twenty other People in the Saloon
at the Time, but They Were Not
Required to Produce.

HELENA, Mont, Sept. 2.-The At
lantic beer ball. on Main street below
Sixth avenue, was visited by two high
waymen shortly after l o'clock this
morning. They made a rich haul,
probably $500 or more. Both men were
masked. One stood at the main en-
trance with his gun sweeping around
so as to cover about 20 men who were
seated at the different tables. The
other kept OH moving along the bar
with his gun also ready for action. He
called, Hands upW and about 20 pairs
of hands went up. While one of the
highwaymen kept his original position
near the door the other walked behind
the bar and scooped out the money
with one hand while he kept the pistol
on the bartender, Henry Wolf. The
register was soon cleaned our, the rob-
Der, in his hurry, dropping a dollar,
which he would not stoop to pick up.
He then asked Wolf what be had about
him? Nothing" replied Wolf. The
man evidently. discredited the state
ment, for he thrust his disengaged
hand into the barkeeper's pocket and
extracted the months wages, which
he had just received. None of the
otner people In the saloon were dis
turbed, the robber evidently being sat
isfied with his haul. Both men
backed out of the saloon and disap-
peared.
Nebraska Postmaster n Victim.
OMAHA, Sept. "A special to the
Bee from University Place. Neb., says:
Three armed men made bold attack
upon the postoffice last night at s
O'Clock, and though little doodle was
secured the desperate conduct of the
robbers has alarmed the entire COM
munity. The postmaster was locking
the doors when he felt a revolver
pressed against his head. Look
ing up lie observed three
revolvers in the hands of as many
strangers. He opened the doors and
returned to his Office when directed.
All the stores were open around the
office at the time and many people
passing. The robbers coolly locked
the door and lit the gas, and while two
stood guard over the postmaster, the
others leisurely proceeded to take
all the money from the safe, about
500. They passed out by a rear door
and conducted the postmaster TO the
suburbs before he was released.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1894-09-08
DESTRUCTION AND DEsOLATION.
Terrible Scenes in and Around Uvalde
Caused by the Flood.

SAN ANTONIO. Tex, Sept. 1.-The scenes
of destruction and desolation in the flooded
district 100 miles east and west from here,
and extending south from the Southern Pa
citic RAILROAD 10 the Rio Grande, 200 miles
away, are simply terrible. Thousands upon
thousands OF acres of pasture and farm
lands are under water. 1t is estimated the
damage to crops in the valley of the Leona
river alone will reach halfa million dollars.
In the valleys OF the Saco and Sabinal riv-
ers the losses will be FULLY as much. Many
thousand cattle. horses and sheep were
swept away.
Number of Lives Lost Uncertain.
1t is still matter of uncertainty as to the
number of lives lost but additions 10 the
list of drowned are constantly being made
Half OF the houses in Uvalde, a town of
?, 800 people, were carried away and there is
much suffering there among homeless fam
lilies. Nothing has vet been heard from the
settlement of IS families several miles be-
low Uvalde, but there are still grave fears
that many if not all of them were swept
down by the torrent. Batesville was inun-
dated and there was a heavy loss of PROF.
erty. There are several other towns in the
Hooded districts away from railroads and
Geographic reach.
Southern Pacific Loss Not Heavy.
New ORLEANS, Sept. dispatches from
the general manager of the Southern Pa
eihc railroad IN Texas show that the priBci-
pal damage sustained by the road By flood
was the washing away Of iron span bridges
over the Leona. Bondo and Secor rivers
rms was caused by cloudbursts in the
mountains. Officials say the report that 40
miles OF track We're washed away and
81, 25O, 900 loss involved is ridiculous.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1894-09-08
Town of HinckIey, Mimi, Wiped
Out by Forest Fires.
LIST OF DEAD MAY REACH 1000
A Raging Forest Fire Unters villages
Sweeping Everything Before 1t
In Its Awful Fury.

ST. PAUL, Sept. Six towns wiped
out and more than 500 dead is the
record made by forest fires in this state
in the past "a hours. In Hinckley,
Sandstone, Pokagama, Sandstone
Junction. Skunk lake and Mission
Creek there are 800 known dead. In
addition, several hundred are missing,
while from $50 to 200 are scattered on
farms throughout the district burned
over. The destruction was complete
in most of the towns named. The loss
will be in millions, and the loss of fe
will not be definitely known for sew
eral days, If ever. Relief trains were
sent out from this city, Minneapolis,
Duluth and other towns, and sufferers
are being cared for at Pine City and
other points.
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equipped with medical forces, and all
that is possible will be done.
Two Hundred and Fifty Dead Found.
A private dispatch received this
morning from the burned district
positively states that already $50 dead
bodies have been recovered, so the esti-
mate made above may be considered
decidedly conservative. The losses in
the neigh borhood of st. Cloud, which
is on the western edge of the fires, are
estimated at $2OO0O0, and from that
point east and north nearly everything
is burned. Fires are raging In Becker
and i.itken counties, where Iuauy
farm houses and much grain has been
lost, as we'll as timber.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1894-09-08
Fire Came in Huge Leans.
BURNED IN A SWAMP.
OF the 1870 Who Fled to 1t, Not One
Left tn Tell the Tale.

OF the 80 Who Fled to 1t, Not One Is
Left tn Tell the Tale.
The people who were left in the city
We're in what seemed To be an almost
helpless condition. Egress by the only
means Of transportation that could
hope TO distance the swiftly advancing
flames was out Of the question. Men
had been fighting the fire for hours.
and women and children were
in pauic-stricken condition.
Horses were harnessed to bug.
gies and wagons. Women aud
children were hurriedly loaded. Prob
ably 200 of them left town on foot or
in vehicles, plunging into woods or
across Grindstone river, which skirts
the town on the north. They were lit
orally fleeing before the pursuing
demon. Over the hill that rises be-
You'd the Grindstone is swamp, and
to this most of the people with teams
headed, but it proved no protection.
Some abandoned their teams and ran
into the lower portion of the swamp,
but the fire sought them out.
Not one was left to tell the story. and
this morning in u space of little more
than five acres were counted over 100
corpses. There were many families of
five, six aud seven, aud there they lay,
the men generally little ia advance.
the mother surrounded by her little
ones, cut off by the most horrible of
deaths. Nearly all the bodies were
nude, the fire having burned every
vestige of their clothing and b!ackened
and scared the corpses, rendering many
unreeOgnIZable.
Burned They Fled.
Those who fled to the north on foot
followed the Duluth track, and so rap
Id was the progress of the flames that
many of them were actually burned as
they fled, falling on the right of way