davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1894-12-28
rscal,a, De.l.

Il = ) .
Uncle John Parker WAS ia town the
other day. and while here gave an &C.
Iconntof very peculiar transaction that
took place recently in the Russian set,]e-
nent. A man named Pfeist bought =
yoke of oxen from Anton Wei5el. There
were no netes, mortgage or papers of any
kind passed. Pferst then sold the oxen
and plow to his brother Benedict, rece,y-
ing $50 as part payment. Then Wefgel,
without suit and without service Of pa.
pers, through an illegal writ Of replevip,
took the oxen. upon which no mortgs
had been given. Then Benedict Pfcist,
after his cattle had been taken, employed
Mr.. Parker. who brought suit for recov.
cry of the. oxen and for 40 damages on
account Of the wrongful aud unlawful
taking. Edward Braddock. who had
been doing the head work in the matter,
appeared for Wsigel After the sum.
mons WAS issued Welgel butchered the
cattle and sold the meat. Braddock, see
Ing shat Weigel had got himself in fix.
then went to Benedict Pfeist, the victim,
who was out both his atty dollars and
his oxen. and. making him believe that be
after hours Of talk finally builied the lat.
to Wsigel And yet Pfeiss had made q
hfty.dOllar payment ON the cattle, aud
there was mo mortgage upon them, and
mo consideration WAS given for the bill Of
sale. II the securing Of that bill Of sale
was not obtaining nrtf1Artv ,ndlar falao
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1894-12-28
The Newsher,rf,. Parry.

Were anything wanting to show the
respect and high regard in which Mr..
and Mrs. Peter Shler are held by the peo'
pie of this county. that evidence was
manifest in the isrge attendance at the
shier residence, In Clayton district. on
Christmas niiht tome of the guests trav.
cling found trip, ,of~eisb,y miles on cold
days in ordet to attend.
With knowledge OF the hosts reputa.
tion for liberaii,y and public spirit. no
one was surprised wlien the notice aps
pesred inviting tie public to partake OF
; his hospitality on the date named. Mr..
ehiet has a toomyt b house. but 1t was tried
TO its Utmost capacisy to shelter the large
crowd who attended. There were at leas,
stSo hundred. aud fifty people present,
= ~
pm 7st5she Entertainment. There
ws bbOi1l fSund for three sets. The mu,
sfrS Sss furnished by Fred Whittier will,
hi1 vi61iu AID George Carniany al the Of:
gdn; ach being assisted At tlmsa through
the night by volunteers. About naidnigh,
ssuppet was announced. and rehys Of
guests Swere seated in turn II the tables
aud pskook u the stoi things THEREON,
At al nerens tinea. while the merry dan.
GERS wsle resting, songs both sentimental
and cdmic. were sung. In addition to
the big 6ssemblage III The maih dwelling.
house. erewd Of "the male pefssiasi ion
was usually to be found in s,bullding
near byswhere they enjoyed themselves
spinning yarns, playing social games.
and singing.
twas Daylight before the guests began
to depatt, all with kindly feeling for
our new sheriff and his pleasant wife,
who had left nothing undone that would
conduce 40 the comfort and enjoyment
o. those who attended the party. - ;ia;:, ;-
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1894-12-28

her loss. Her continued absencs has
broken Jacks matched driving team. and
now, when he takes the future Mrs. Flynn
out riding. they must, perforce, 60 with
one horse hitched to road-scrsper or
hsy-rake. This, OF course, causes much
anxiety Of mind and vexation Of spirit
to the descendant of Brian Boru. There
fore. In the name Of . common human.
ity. We beg Of those who know aught
Of the little blue mare that they stand
up and be counted.
Eureka Post: There were seven tons
flour loads) Of native Ignite coal brought
in from Wllliamsport, N. D.. to-day.
Pieces Of it h,vc been left At several
places around town. on exhibition. II
has the appearance Of partially decsysd.
water.sosked wood that has been dried
out, the inside having dark-bYown solor
ssd retaining the appearance Of the orig
iual grain Of the wood. But dissppoint-
ment is met when ono undertakes to lift
it, for It Is a. heavy ~ some soft coals.
George L,ll made . firs OF this coal 10 his
restaurant stove. and 1t burned we'll. II
is offered for $6. 90 per ton. -
.vnus, where t"'J Uurneu.
The Japanese celebrate the New Year
much the same as 90 the Chinese.
Calls aro made, presents exchanged
and settlements are expected, The
children are out in force. They play
all sorts Of games and they make
snow men just US our boys do in Amer
:, ica
The Turks have number Of holi-
days. was In Constanti1 ople on Mo-
hammeds birthday and the people
We're all out In their best clothes and l
watched the sultan 60 to the mos
que. / also saw the procession which
goes every year across Constantinople
to kiss the mantle of Mohammed.
The Mohammednn year Is eleven days
shorter than ours, ard its New Year
Day changes from year tc year. The
astrologers fix the exact beginning of
1t by firing 4 rocket from one Of the
heights about Constantinople, and the
Turks celebrate it in great shape, The
sultan gives rece ption In one of his
palaces and ut this reception every one
gets = New Year gift In the shape of
some Turkish gold pieces which are
respectfully ninted for the purpose. All
the high-class Mohammedans make
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1894-12-28

The may Emmons County friends OF
DR.. Bently have heard with profound
sorrow Of {he great bereavement that has
come to thk old soldier aud old settler in
the loss oi one who bad been bis dear
companion and >helpmste for nearly forty
years. The following notice OF Mrs.
Bentleys dsaSh is taken from she Tribune
of, w ednesdAy:
Mrs. W. 4: Bentley, wife Of Dr.. w. A.
Bentley, well and widely known througb-
out, the Capital City, died at 8 O'Clock
yesterday mArning. Mrs. Bentley had
kupdsfg q lingering illness, the trouble
+, which; h;resuffea in her. death having been
Of several months duration. Some
weeks ago she went to st. Paul for med.
Heal treatment which proved uhavailing
and since her teturn no hopes for her re-.
c0very have been entertained.
Emily White Bentley wss born in
Wesifleld, Ms4s., and was daughter of
James Monros White. lincal descesd-
ant Of Peregrine White, who was born on
board the Mayfowsr, and WIS 20 cousin
OF George ~ White, the organizer and
trainer Of shs2fEinal Jubilee SfaAers NJ
Fisk Universl Maslsill Tenn. Size
uOS WV olokCH9s54SA94 tUSRS9UxSSOV0 UhuNU .
ter residing assEoy Ansriss, Cal. q. 3
VI Al the time ogsiler death Mrs. Bentley
was % years or re; and he'd Just passed
her thirty-eighih marriage anniyersary.
She had resided In Bismarck seventeen
years, and in thai time had become well
known 10 every .ane IN the city. A kind
mother, a lovin9 wife. and genial and
warm hearted fflepd, she was universally
loved and respected. In sll charitable
work, and in All Efforts looking to the
sticcor Of the poor and needy, shc was q
quiet and vet faithful worker. Her family
was large, and IN her home life sbe was
the loving counselor and the ideal houses
wife Her death LEARNED with sadnesss
and sorErow BY az
The funeral seiwices will occnr at the
Presbyterian church at II O'Clock tomor-
row morning, and the. srenaains. will be
taken to the famhy lot In the Oakland
Cemetery. st. PAUL Tor intern.sns::
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1894-12-28

The federal jury disagreed in the cases
Of Messrs. Gokey and Coulter, citizens Of
Dawson on trial In Grand Forks on Tie
charge Of snsexinE In the presehce 81
deputy marshals during the Coxey excite
ment, last summer. The wonder Of it is
that the deputies troubled Dawson peo-
pie when they might just; 10 well have
arrested some one In Dickinson OF Mon
dan, and ihue have Had more miies-so
travel in taking their prisoners 70 court.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1894-12-28
AROUND the COUNTY.
elanavon.
II the Record.

Dec. Government hay 10 being
delivered sWiuoua aud will be crossed
over to Fort Yates ss soon as the ice is
safe for crossing. :1kWho ever heard Of
such weather this time Of the year - we
have on the Missouri slopes We hope
to zee 1t continue % It is now all winter.
....Chrlstmas will soon be here. We
wish for all q merry Christmas" "....
Tho good people Of Glsnavon intend
going to LaGrsce, Christmas Eve, to
attend an entertainment aud tree. We
hear that the music for the occasion will
b. grand. II Miss Grace Bales lie at home
to remain until after Christmas. !. Our
new schoolhouse In Glanavon IL nearing
completion, and will be "a good building
when finished. .Lyceum was well A.
tended on last Saturday evening. and the
question was debated with much interest.
The negative gained the decision. lfyou
wish a.llyely good time, come to ths
lyceum. Nh. KID SILK and Mrs.. De
Forrest are quite Ack Mrs Pat Hin.
sella was VISITOR with Mr.. Bales ons.
day last week. y n. ". ". Pu,nan
crossed ovet the trter from Fort Yates
ysstsrday. where hi hsd bssp stsyine Tor
the past tsu days. Mrs. Putnam remained
At Mrs. Bair6s to spend Ohfistmas. s. q.
W. Payne and children. visited" with Mrs.
Riohard'. Sunday. Nsllie and Eva
Bales visited with Nora and Agnes Gore,
Sunday. -. 0ficers-elect Of Glansvon II.
Epsnm for the coming month are ~ fol-
lows: President. B.W. Whitney; vice pres.
idenA G. W. Payus; secretary. 3. D. Put.
nam ttsasursr, Roy Kinssy.. =. .ystesl.
nary surgeon was 10 these pafts 4 few dsySs
ago; but we hsar Of no more horses being
condemned. and the quarantine has been
taken o6 Of the. .pasturs east Of here. 8. {
>W i. Bales made .. trip 40 Wlnona and
Fort Yates. Saturday. Z. Sign for the
Glanavon Weekly Tribune X You wish
the latest news. DO.Do.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1894-12-28
Ignite 1eal fer Sale.

The uders,gned desires 10 announce to
tho public that heisas parch ased the IN.
te!est Of Mr. F. Rysnith e the coal:
mining plant Of th Bafv Oak Mine. and
that he Is prepsrea 70 faEnish good
quality. OF c..ai pfomptiy and at reason.
Bnehspsn Valley, ia Lii IT, mi mile en-, porsh Il
Of NJ. Jondresn's ND he W,lltamsport-
LIyoua trail.
Respectfully. 4. H. RxA1S.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1894-12-28

In s1As LanA % Orasgs DIessssas.
Charley Parker sends us copies Of the
Asuss tOal.) Pomotroplc Of. Nov. and
Dc. ., from which we clip the following:
Nov. /. q. +. Parksrju uifs aud daaghteri
Maud ssrived in this valley from RinShss,,
P.tksr n % IL daughter 81 Il III. asiii id Mfs5 .
ST. Clair, and tho family has hlafge ciftls
Of scausiptsaces IN this nsighborho
thsir former home. n.
Dee. O:-Avery pleasant surprisS paft,t
was rendered Miss Maud and John M ~
By their friends. st the ri iidenoeo 81 TIT
grandparents, Mr. and Mn. j. Hk Cinan;
on last Saturday evening 0Am9aIMoso
indulEcd II, after which rsfSssAnAsad
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1894-12-28
The Record is entered at the Williamspo,t
Rostobfce as second-class mutter. "a

Qu1rE number of patriots are pulling
Miss Bstss'--apron strings--for .hs posi-.
tionsof deputy state superenintendent of
public instruction. Mr.. Perkins seems
to have hold Of the long string. He
would make good one.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1894-12-28
ANNOUNCnMENT. 4

We have put in new and fresh stock Of
GrocerisA etc., at the Postofice Building in
Willismsport. and invite share of the pat.
ronsge which We shall endeavor 10 merit by
fair dealing and keeping q superior class 81
goods. We shall increase our stock to meet
Tho wants OF the trade. and will give notics
from time to time ~ new goods ste added,
Vey truly, W, u Yarn & Co.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1894-12-28
4 Stray Kare.

| hass aost ~ little blue mare. She
ID brandon Il AOn left hip, and when /
!dat saw her she was sh6da ail around.
The last heard of her she was In the
Winchester heighborhood. A reward
Will be paid fof information leading to
her recovery. J. D. FsHNn, :
Sa Winvnay n D. {.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1894-12-28
To IL Pahlie.

There viii be = dancing party at Dan
bury schoelhopse on the evening of Fri
day, Jan. I. Everybody invited. Ladie.
Are r9Quelted to hfinR baskets. -
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1894-12-28
MANTED.

Ar CANNoN Bali. RANvH.
y, One thousand bushels Of Wheat for
feed. From 40 csuts to Is cents per
bushsl will be paid Tor same. Highest
cash price will be paid Tor Barley, Oats,
Rye and Rotatoss. II. 8. PARK1N,
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1894-12-28
IN TOWN AND OUT.
See card Of DR.. Murjy in another col

See card Of DR.. Muriy in another col
lmn.
We have nice lot Of apples for the
holiday trade. W. L. Ysater & Co.
There will bs dancing party at the
Parkin ranch, on the Cannonball. this
evening.
Miss Pearl Bra,thwaite came up from
Winona, Monday. She has just closed
successful term Of school there.-Settler.
>lHoward Packer came up from Camp
bell county. 8. D., last Friday, where he
is teaching school, to spend the holidays
at home.
Times may be hard; but have you no.
ticed that there have been more than the
usual number OF marriages IN Emmons
county this yeari
I County Supt Andrus. OF Emmons
county. spent Christmas in ths city, lsav.
ing ON. the afternoon train for a six
weeks visit in Pennsylvania. Settler.
= Among the pleasant holiday entertain
ments was the dance and supper at s. E.,
Coover's. In Burr Oak district, on Christ
mas nlght. Those who attended report a
splendid time.
The preliminary examination ID the
case Of the State vs.. Fred Mas, on a
charge Of disposing of grain covered
by . thrAsber's lien, resulted in defendant
being held to the district court In bonds
of SIS.
The latest report that the Record has
received tekattling Mr.. Gayton, who has
been in bed for some time suffering from
Nd attack Of infammatory rheumn tism,
was to the effect that there had been a
slight improvement.
I Mrs. Ira Mandigo. who ID spending the
Winter with the family Of her brother.
Rev. J. W. Mahin, in Mandap, came
down last Monday to remain during the
holidays. Her husband will 20 to Man.
dan to remain during tho rest of the w,n-
ter and study with Mi. Mahin
Col. E. F. Brown. the national in
spector OF soldiers homes. Gays the Fargo
Forum, visited the state home at Lisbon.
recently, Under the pilotage of Major
Fleming. The colonel WAS very much
pleased with the management, and said
that In many respects 1t excvllcd any
other home lie had ever visited.
~!
Wellie Mandigo had one Of his hands
severely bruised by COW yesterday.
The animal has no horns. but she struck
sucn : . o'o~ % 70 c"u'e tue n"na 10 s"eh
o'u.y. a. sne "as never sno~n 10 40
sextelaa9 q M h'no pet oIe. y 2 oelieved
!. - !. ''as~'"!..t ". eaase' so.. u
nor nsa"' "''nous 1"'en' - 'h5uss =" e''e.
Mr. ShertlAa Suverly, one OF Burr Oak
district -well.knoWn and popular yohne
msn, and Miss Nellie Clark, of Burieigh
county, were married at Bismarck, in the
Presbyterian chufch; oh Christmas mofh-
ing; by Rev. DurriS. MI. and Mfs,
SuSsrly attended The rarty st Mr.. Saisfs,
Snd received the congratulations of their
msny friends and we'll w,shcrs.
Z In Bismarck. on Thursday OF last week.
flttle Edna Armstrong was heverelv hurt,
She was PLAYING with a set of building
blocks when she tripped and fell. striking
her head. back OF one Of her ears, on .
block. She was 80 severely injured tha,
a. late a, Friday night her mind va.
wandering pnt m ss,nrd.v al. ~.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1894-12-28


Rlvsn The name Of rsnl--s name that bis
mother would bavs sissn him had she
lived.
In the suit which The Northern Pacific
Railroad Go. has brought In an sndcavcs
70 set aside entriss on land within the
Indemnity limit, tbs secrssssy Of the in-
terror, in q receas decision, has held
adversely to Che road, Ia the Fargo
land district certain scitlers made entries
within the limit Of the grant to the road,
and slIe cases ase decided In their favor,
on the principle that, pr,or TO selection BY
= railroad. land within the limits OF its
indemnity gratis subject to appropr,a.
tion % other lands.
The ssloot that has Jsek Tlynn's red.
white sad blue mase muss - . mean cuss
Il he caa resist the owse1s sppeals for
her sssurn. Although ny -lnied 10 color,
~ b sssiaM = llas n N srasr u q
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-10-25
81 a II b..

Gin Bi.t5 bje5maI OuS Gpier.-YerOadtj9t
GrmorOuug etueg uQeluiebeuOeu 6rau.
0eSpIuineS, 5Q3., "a Stt. -
Sobn Qiqct, Gin 2Sirtb Sa 81 9tic5, in
Der 9tdbe BON bier, warO scitern 9taht
I'M $500 in Yaar uuo Bombs, @ertD.
laden uno anocrcn gegcnitGuO:n IN
'g8crtbe uon $4,000 beraubt. Die 9fGuz
Der gclaustcn our6 oeu Seller in Oua
S6auf;iulmer uno fau0'n, pGbrcnO iie
Oie S6ublaO: Ourtiudten, ben ShIUi.
ic( gum Ocloi6rnnt. Sine 8clo6nuuc
pOn $500 lit AM o:e Gr9reiiuus OeI
Spiebubcn ieitseIcet woroen.
8troquu, Q8iac., "A. Oft -6rau
Marie SOns8, 45 SABRE alt, wurO beut.
friib tr1Gn9t III iBrem aAt Weilen iIOz
li6 Don bier beIeQensn 0auie aufgcfuu.
BEN morOeu. Die Trau wobute auein
in elmer einiamen @esenO un6 bate nur
meniQ &crfe5r nit bsu Nadbarn, BON
bcnen iic le0oh ibre8 lebbalteu 8ci,na
bolber germ geicben luurOe. 2llS mau
Die 5rau ieit Sagen nIdI 9eieben, MARE
cine llnteriudung angcitelIt, weIde bua
obiec 9teiultat bate. SterbunOert Doll
lars, cine llbr unO anOere wertBpOu'u
@esenltanOe, BON beucu man gsnau
peiB, baB iie it6 in Oem 5aus befan;
ben, tOuutcu nldt 9sTunoen tUeroen.
2luI Dem Giide in Der Bobnitu6e lag
Elm unbeenOeter Srief Der 6raH jOuca
an lbre Wiutter, aus beiien 9uballe iif
idlieBen IaBt, OaB Die YcrltOrbeue bej
auBerlt gutter St!mmuns mar. Die
9ta1barn 3weifeln nldt Oaran, OaB eiu
Serbrehen porlicQt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-10-25
g2r. 25G.
Sta0t 9altimorc.

8au>GrIaubniB erbieltcn im
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.: 0r. 5. g!.
Gons iiir 9 Or,lli6tlse &&obnbGuier on
@uiIforo>2Ips, SOliheu yanudlciraBc
uun yoTaQet.12loe., II. 0r. i. y. 9aLlos
man iiIr Elm jUcat0tiae8 8obubaus an
Der 6OrstltraS,, 0ltlIh 0Ov @arriioae
game.
Oa8 qroBe 2tu fernsS Q ou<
. l, wCld}c5 Die crite oeutid)e OcrelnI9te
e0augsllite N'cmcIuo. ou Der Galtsrna
2luenuc, no5c &rOaowaO, 9cgcnwarti9
ubaalt, srIrcur: ijh audi geltcru Abcuo
picoCr eluc5 lsbr gutcn HeIuds5, uno
ipc3Ieu iii 81 cr!Udyueu, oaB 0r. youlS
Gerltemegcr, 0r. &llh. S1ofmelltcr,
iun., unO 2lnort am Guif5raot tiihtig
Iiir oen Griol3 oe5 6citc8 clntraten.
Der Sin9hoy >r @cmeiuoc bratbtc
audi geltern glosuo wlcOr unter ser ysis
tun9 ietue8 Nwlgcuteu, YrOi. yUtBer
GonruO!, mcbrsre G5Gre ju @eb6r.
Bur- lebteu 9u be bet ttet.
- uuter uugcmcju 5ablrci1.r 9cz
tbciIigunq pou EcjOtru9cuoCn iano gcz
Itcrn y}admlttlq POM Eruucrbanic, ltr.
51S, Sa0-}luuluaBc, aus Die Bccrois
gurs 6e@ betGunteu >crmetlteyS 0rn-
geruhurt Shanmcl itatt. Siclc fOits
barcSlumcugCuruoc porcu cinQclaufcn,
uuO Der ielerlldje ElauCrgotIe5oicnlt
waro IN ser SmmuuuclSs Stride an g.
Caroline, uabc &altimoreitraBr, abqcz
baltcn. EaltOr EmotbcuS Stiemfe
amtirtc, uuO ais 8ubrtuduGgcr fuugirs
ten Die SO. '0emmctcr, 2&Oliermonu,
W2iiuer, Burger, N}eper uno Sieuer5.
Die 8ceroiguug eriOlgte uuf Dem Drcis
einigfcit5s6rieoboic" inter yeituug oer
betanntcu yei6cubctattcr 8. s. Shub
& S0bue, 9tr. 1875, 2llice 2lunltraBe.
- 6r. Shammcl mar &Ifcr BON YrOs
FELTON, un0 bmterlGBt eiucu Sobn, cine
GOhtcr unO 3wei YriOer. Gr mar Elm
Iau9iGbrlge6 4OtitgljcO obiger @emcinOe.
i Bolt5etlidJeS - gBegeu
augebliden 0icbitabl3 uon eiEigcu
3lmmermonns, &cri;cugen i'm QBcrthe
pon 50 unO Gigcutbum 0c8 Sru. 3aS.
$. 0ulcD BON gtr 1911, 9torOzGOenitr.,
muroe gejtcru Der 10 Sabre alte SamcS
0Onuelly Dem Fro;cBpcriabren iibers
pieisn. Der Siuobc crfldrtc Dem 8olis
3ciridter SNmiltou, CT 5abe Die lScrfz
Seu9e 9eEOmmen, I'M Iid) Glelo gum
GlntrItt in oaS Ibcatcr ST OcrIhaficu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-10-25
gcrmii6te teIegrapbiide 9rpeidrn

- Sn Chicago, 9QS., itiir3te geitern
elm {0ol59ebdu6e, welde man U0n elnem
Srte 3um anOcreu trau&pOrtireu woQte,
mabrenO oe8 3ranSpOrte5 5uiammep
un0 bcgrub 3w0lf BrriOnen uuttr ieiz
nen Grummeru. @lidlIdcr @elie murz
ben nur S'uci BeriOneH perleet, uno
otcle nur lelt)t.
- 9tatban Straus, ser iocben 3us
rufgctretene GanOi0at BON yIamanD'
6aQ" fir WtanOr uOn 9tewsY YOrf, lit 9e>
fern uu6 9euli6(ano ab9erciit.
- BrGiioen @leoclanS oerlieB geitern
SOrmittug ictne SOmmcrwobnung gu
Gjrag>@abls8, Wtail.. fam ieOOd nlbt,
luie erwnrtet. nud gtepsYOrf, iOnOern
itattete in @recnwif, Conn, nit ieiz
ner 6umilis Srn. s. s. Benedict eiuen
9ciu6 ab.
- On 8eaper'6uQ8, ga, 1T seitern
StunIey Sans, 25 Sabre aft, al5 CT aus
einsm auf DIR 6arm ieine8 9oter5 be-
iinoliden Sel6tuunen einen @imer pOQ
pom Der 6lliiistelt i9Opien wOIte, in
ben Drummer seltIr5t uno crtrunfeu.
- George SarOItsr, Der ebemaligs
SIlis &aiiirer Der Detroit @)runO
6auen OtlIwaufee'r Bubu," wel6er
$500 unterihlug, Oann oa5 QSelte
iudte unO ipGter in WcrifO ais 2Cfoz
motiUcnbci3er Iein 2ebcn frtitete, iitnad
ten Yer. Stautcn SurIf9etebrt unO bat
ii6 ben SebOrG:n geitclt.
- auf Der 9agO warO geitern 6ur9
llnpOriit)tigfcit Samuel 9tambo aus
g}OrristOmn, Yu,, BON ieinem 9usOgez
nOIcn Q8. Yug5 eri9Ofen.
- Su @IaOitOne, Wiid., traf sic
&un6e eiu, OaB Die .3u9rauber, wel9e
ieit 8Oden Tat itOen Bug Der pSOOz
8abn" bcbslligten unO idOu mebrere
8rafen nieoerbrannten, euOlIb oIn9ieit
9emadt Uuroeu.
- Ter Sta6trutb BON GOIeOO, O.,
bat gegeu BEN YHrgerme;lter Der genauuz
ten StaOt elm 2l6iebun85 s8erfubrtn
ein9clcitet uuO bci6aloIgt lbu 6ss OtBs
brands Der 2lmt8gcuaIt unO OeS mill
fiirIiaen SanOcln8.
- Der Uarmarbelttr ISM. gGte, Der
am 0Onnerita9 bel gllbiOu, N.>Y., oa8
0ienltmGOhen @mmaSunt in 10 i6euBs
lidler Neiie ermor6ete uno ij6 icitOem
perbOr9en bielt, ilt, Ourd SunSer uOQ>
ltdnSi9 erib0pft, in elmer Sdeuue aufz
geiunOcn worOeH. @r lit 9citauOig unO
9ibt unermiOerte 2icbe ol5 Oa5 Ototiu
Ser Shat an. Sen mirtliher 9tume lit
6uuer.
-GbaS. Carr, ein libel 6eleumun6cs
ter 8epObn,r BON SIawatOnia, &ani.,
ucrgemaltlgte am SOnuta9 bort Die Ia
iGbri9c 9lOia Chamber. @arr, iucIdtr
prompt cingcIangen wur0e, bat 2lu8T9s
ten, nit Ocm Jtihter 2gu4 8etannt.
i3ait jH MAIDEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-10-25
S9rc6rnsbcrriGait i'm Snbiancr'
SerrItnrinm.
@oot's &6uberbauOe ned INNER Gil bel
NrbPit

@oot's &GubsrbanOe ned INNER ell ber
9lrbeit
gBaibin9tOn, .. g., "A. Ott.
Die TO senoe Dcpeide traf bcute bonn
Snoianerz2lgeaten MisOOm 3u OtnStOs
gen .lu: - y Die 9eiummtcGOOt ide 9faus
6erbanOe campirt uaBe 0ibiOnzStotlOn,
a6t Oteilen BON bier an Der nWtiiiOurtz
3unia8 GcraS 8ubn." @laube, Elm
rcitcrsr 8abnBugraub iuirO beabIdJtigt.
Wteine 4oIi;eimaht, 10 wcit i'd tic ;uz
iantmcn trommclu tann, lit Der @eic(Iz
ihait nidt eewahlen, uno Sberlt GrumD
uon Sort Smltb idrejbt mir, OaB CT
fcin OelO bot, I'M 9ilISzSunOc8mar@
idGue iortpabreuO int 9Ienlte 3u babcn.
SanocI uno WonOel llegen oarnlcoer,
uno tasta9lih iuerOen ucuc faabereln
ausgcIibrt. SD nuB mcin @eiut I'M
Iruppen avf8 9teue wleOcrboIen, Ga
ocrcn 9lnweicubeit gum Saue: Der 0cz
rid)te unS Der SIy9tr Ser Ger. Stnatcn
ubiolut nOtpwenctg 1T. 2lm NteiiItn
lciOen Bic li5entiirten QGnoler, mcldcn
oie 8uuOr8regieruu9 bic unbebInterts
Iusibuns ibrer 0ci6GIte 9ewabrlelltct
bat. 60"
Die 0spcidc warb pom Sefrstar OeS
3nncru osm Rrie9smInttcrlum 3ur wcI%
tcreu 8eranlanung itbelmttclt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-10-25
@rhcit mn SunuItrie.

sail 9tiper, 0tah., %. Sttbr.-
Die 3ubl Der in Sen bicii9en 9Sebereten
UnO Sptnnersieu sur .3eIt arbeitenOen
YcriOuea tat i'm SctgIea 5ur ucrgans
geuen WO9e wic0erum beOcuteno ob9es
nOmnIen. gScnn audi tte nibt arbet.
t:nOen 2eutc iid pOrlGuiig ieSer Demon
itration sntbaltcn, 10 lie9t bod Die 2Inz
nabmc nabe, OuB na9 Yerlauf Der sc:
genwartigeH 9SO&e Gin allgemelner
Strjtc UteOer in S3cne geicet werocn
mlrn.