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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-09-22

Charity may always begin at home,
but honor does not.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1894-11-08
PERSONAL NOTES.
Our People-Our Guests Our
Friends.
Sam Peel spent sunday in vInlts.

Sam Peel spent Sunday In vinita.
w. V. Carey, OF NOwatA, spent Saturday
In vinita.
Miss Nettie Duncan was up from the asy.
lum Tuesday
Mics Lanra ChouteAu is visiting Nrs. J. y
Flippln at Claremore.
Henry McGlssson and Emmett Skinner
sundAyed in Parsons.
Miss Clara Lee. OF Springfield. Mo was
Visiting friends here last week.
-B.H. Thurman. ofslioam Springs, ,hss bess
stopping In the city some days.
DIR. Oscar Trott. the popular Alton drug.
glst, was over Mo nday on business.
Judge Tom Bunngton is spending a few
weeks at SLOAN for the benent OF his health.
-E. N. Ratcild was down in the CLoctsw
country last week In the interest OF the mill.
-Robt. J. LundAy was In from Horse creek
Monday getting some trees from the nursery.
Walter Bresdlove was In the city satur-
dsy on his way to TahlequAh TO attend the
session of council.
-Mrs. II. G. McGiaason Is going to movs
back from Texas and is expected next week
her husband having concluded to remain In
vinIta, instead OF going upon the road. %
Intended.
-TIm CnIKTTAIS sanctum MAS giAddened
Saturday afternoon by the presence Of Misses
CordeIia Groom. Lulu Cook and Rose Cop
pedge, OF the college. Our devil is all "shuck
up, ;" and he declares he's In love.
DIR. W. p. Paxson, the Sunday school man
OF the southwestern states for the Presbyte-
rian church. who resides at Springfield, was
in the city few days since. lie ls going to
transfer his headquarters 10 Muskogee for q
year OF so.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1894-11-08

Vinita may now be justly point ed
out as a cheap place TO live in or trade
in.
The Sunday hours OF the postofiice
will hereafter be $50 to 1890 a. m 2
to p. IN.
W. W. Miller has a new salesman in
the person OF Charles wasburn, Of
PeIrce City.
Jno. O. Gray has lot Of galvanized
and painted barbed wire for sale at
bottom price.
Jimmy Thompson is cutting the
south end OF his farm, west Of the col.
lege, into lots.
Take the children to see Rajsb, with
the Lemen shows, next Wednesday,
November l4lh.
The demand for houses continues,
though a number Of families haye been
supplied recently.
James Major, of London, England. is
assisting J. NJ. b Fowler in photogra-
ply. Examine work. $40
Enormous quantities. OF coal are be-
ing hauled into this town from the
diggings west OF here.
The widow OF Capt Samuels was
married at Chelsea last week to Mr..
Matbeson, Of IT. Gibson.
Gentlemen desiring a stylish, we'll
made, boot or shoe should look at the
WORK Of Lee Barrett's shop.
Dry goods, dress goods, trimmings
nd all goods Of this character in larg-
estassortment. f. T. Ironside.
A little son Of James Beets. living
near the fair grounds, fell out of a
wagon Saturday and broke his arm.
r. NJ. Swain offers a word or two on
provisions and groceries this week -
patent -four Sl.l6, Eupion oil l5c, etc.
lfClaremore ever becomes a COM
petitor Of Vinita she will have to
strike something more than natural
gas.
W. L. Trott's new building is going
to be occupied by A. B. Nichols and A..
A. Kelley with grocery and racket
store.
W. r. Henderson has purchased
property aud is moving TO Nowata, and
We understand will engage In the hotel
aud very business.
Dr. Clinkscales has moved into what
is considered one Of tho finest houses
in Vinita. Inside and out II is as
good as he could make IL.
The Bachtelhotel was sold last week
In sections. Mrs. Cass bought the
building owned by Mrs. Sanders aud
DR.. Nolan the one which Dan Bachtel
owned.
TO restore gray hair TO it's natural
color as In youth, cause II to grow
abundant and strong, there Is no bet
ter preparation than Halls Hair
Renewer.
Mrs. Pumphrsy has sold her house
hold goods TO Mrs. Masterson who will
continue the boarding house, Mrs.
Pumphrey Is going on visit 70 her old
home In Ohio.
A. u. slpple. the well known pholog-
rapher. from Parsons, 10 a. the ho,el
Cobb and has his slujic arranged fol
business VIII remalG put 4 shorl
time and parties desiring really artls
llc pictures should call npon bin a
early az possible.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1894-11-08

u XPLOOING PONDER killed An
hi drew Perry man, the chiefs son,
at Tulsa last week, and terribly in
jured JEFF Archer, as we'll as wrecking
the latter's store. Perryman came in
drunk to boy some cartridges and load
ing his pistol drsd into keg OF pow
der. Another keg setting beside It
was also exploded with shock that
was terrific. Both men were left in
sensible and Perryman died next
morning. Archer was horribly burn
ed and is injured internally; the flesh
Is also burned from his hands aud
limbs. The roof OF the building Was
raised by the explosion, permitting
one wall to fall out aud causing datn-
age Of thousand dollars or more.
The chief was at Okmulgee. the eapi-
tai, when news Of the disaster reached
him. Young Perryman was marlied
but had no children. DR.. Fortner oi
this city drove through TO rrlsa Sum
day night to attend Mr.. Archer, chang
ing horses twice upon the route. This
Is like the practice OF medicine In old
days In this country. BY he way
Vinita 10 TO he congratnIafed 90 hav
log physicians whose skill and stand
ing causes them TO be cent iof eaei
distances and past 80 a any |mpoftan'
towns.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1894-11-08
HOW's
Businessf

Mrs. II. o. Barritt is arranging TO
open hotel in the upper stories Of the
new Trott and Thomson buildings as
soon as completed.
The wells-Fargo Express %. dis
continued its money business through
this country last week and to get
money out west II is now necessary to
risk the mails.
J. 8. Michael and A. A. Nigh, the
men having the street contract, have
done good work and done II cheap
enough. We ought to be out OF the
mud this winter.
Bert Chandler Is going to move up
from Muskogee about Jan. lst and
open grocery store His uncle, jim
Chandler, will remain at Muskoges
and conduct the store there.
Halloween revelrles took most toe
vicious a character In this town anC
the probabilities are that the custo
Of turning thiDgs topsyturvy vii
thereby come TO an abrupt end.
Jim Daven port, Black Wells attorney
says his client will be back the az
thorities noed Nave no doubts on thll
score. His bond wac not duclafod for
feiled for the very good reasob that HI
had given none.
Miss Lixzie CLARK has 4 very hand
some as we'll as nne ned piano
The ornamen,asion is hand-carvin
aud "A 70 N every respect a superIo
inetsomeni and one OF which the lad
- ies,l, proud.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1894-11-08

~ EMEN BROS SHOWS are max
EA ing their way back to Argentine
for the winter and the last performance
OF the season will be given at Vinita
next Wednesday. After repeated and
satisfactory visits for a number Of
years II is hardly to be doubted that
the excellence OF their exhibitions will
be maintained. The great Rangoon
elephant, Rsjsh. is still prime card.
as is the boxing Kangaroo, but these
features" are supplemented by one Of
the finest ring performances ever pro-
duced. In speRkiDg Of their visit to
Kansas City the Times said; "Blase
show goers were dumbfounded to hnd
that il is still possible to present en-
tirely new and thrilling circus acts.
The three rings and huge stage blazed
with marvellous and perilous feats dur.
ing the circus proper. The twenty
three horse act in the ellipse. and the
hippodrome races, wrought the audi
ence up TO delirium OF excitement.
Lemen Bros. scored an unmistak able
triumph here. Never before has cir
Gus establishment given such thorough
satisfaction In this city. and for the
first time has one religiously fulflled
all it's promises" The signs OF the
times point TO an overflowing business
here Tor the enterprising Lemen Bros
on Wednesday next, Nov. IA.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1894-11-08

ZANE THOUSAND ACRES OF
W Caney valley land is embraced
in the farm of J. Il. Stokes. who was
down Monday on business. The past
season this land was about evenly di-
vided between corn and wheat; the
corn crop is estimated at nearly forty
bushels an aere-Almost 90. 900 bushels
Of corn. The wheat yielded propor-
tionately as well. Mr.. Stokes has
800 head Of steers which he is pastur-
ing on the wheat Of a neighbor, for
which he pays fifty cents a head a
month $3.50 month To the farmer
aud without injury to the wheat. II
IL should be a dry winter the wheat
may be pastured until April first and
the cattle should increase in weight
every day and go on the grass fat,
Thus 1t appears that wheat is worth
nearly as much during the winter foI
pasture as the grain will bring at pres
ent prices.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1894-11-08

Wanted. load of loose hay; enquire
at this office.
A brand new and very cont venient
house with five or six acres of good
land to rent to a reliable party. In
quire at this office.
You make no mistake when you
take Dewitt's Little Early Risers for
dyspepsia or headache, because these
little pills cure them. P. Shanahan.
The Atlantic & Pacific officials, the
company which owns the Frisco from
Seneca to Sapulpa, we're out Monday
on an inspection tour by special train.
1t cures piles, IL cures obstinate
sores, chapped hands, wounds. 1t
does this quickly. Is there any good
reason why you should not use De-
Wits Witch Hazel salve2 P. shana-
han.
The Vinita nurseries have limited
supply Of the famous Elberta peach
trees one year old; first come Grst
served. This Is the Enest market
peach in the world and took hrst pre-
MUM at Chicago.
Editor j. l.. Montgomery, Of Mar
shall. (Ill) Democrat. states that for
many years, he suffered untold agony
from dyspepsia. Az last he begun to
take Ayers ssrsaparilla, and by the
time he used six bottles. he was as well
as ever. Cures others, will cure you.
Dir. Horton, dentist. has removed be
Office up stairs in the Raymond build
ing and Is now prepared 70 90 an ktos.
OF dental work at reason ahle =. 80
II you need anytime b dent. 49, -|s.
him a call; all work guara.,,es e. slvs
satisfaction.
We might lell yog ,n..e ahou, On.
Minute qouFh Cs.s bat ,ou ,,,obsbI,
know ~. cars. q eousn kssr,
opn va 50 hah used II, it's per
W, smetf ~ coughs. eolds. hoarse
Il hers. II y 40 especial fayorlio 70
thi|ApVh. being pleasant 20 take an
lqpiek Ia curing. p shanahan.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1894-11-08
Indian Chieftain.
VINITA, IND. TER, Nov. s, 1894.
LOCAL NOTES.

Council is in session.
, Miller keeps furniture.
Thanksgiving comes on the Goth.
Want a new bedroom set7 Call at
.Miller's.
Joe Davis is building house west OF
Bivin's.
Take the children to the matinee
Saturday.
Clothing positively at cost at E. T.
Ironside's.
The floors are being laid in the new
building.
Fred Kelley and family have moved
to town.
The electric belt circus has been here
all week.
Get photographs Of your residences
by Fowler. 10
Robt. Dobkins has bought property
in Chetopa.
There was crazy man in town few
days since.
Lemen Bros shows at yinita next
Wednesday.
Wheat is coming in on every road
all the time.
Ladies, consult Mrs. Billingslea on
dressmaking.
A good milk COW can Hnd sale; apply
4 at this Office.
4 Furniture bought At W. W. Miller's
~ bought right.
Ladies and children's matinee Sat
urday afternoon.
The front OF the new Halsell build
ing Is very tasty.
O. W. Pool has bought 900 head OF
cattle in Texas.
Jno. s. Lindsey Dramatic 90. matt
nee Saturday 2:30.
Lee Barrett has the best shoemaker
ever In the country.
Flour went down TO Sl.10 a hundred
in this town last week.
Most every merchant In town 10 do
ing a capital business.
Mrs. Frank Lanier is glorying over
an addition to her house.
Mrs. II. II. Trott is building a nice
residence on the north side.
= Latest things out In winter styles oi
millinery. Mrs. +. II. Cass.
'Ren Couch aud Bill Rains have pur-
chased the Henderson stable.
Mrs. Billingslea is only milliner in
Vinita who has city trimmer.
j. d. Blosser, Chelsea, sells; 20 lbs.
sugar Sl.0O; 10 lbs. coffee 81 90.
Sam Hawkins Is building another
house In the south part OF town.
Six lots In a block OF eight for sale
by the Vinita Real Estate agency.
a dancing school is among the pos.
.slbilties for amusement thls winter.
A new girl baby made ila arrival lasl
Thnraday at the home Of j. w. Adair,
BarDecued meat At Peoples Market
, .east Of track, freSh evsry day At noon
h,.no. L. Dameron Is building not
ib.e near John Thomacon's residence
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1894-11-08

Beef, pork, mutton, fish, pork sau-
aRe-everything in the meat line at
J. II. Bailey's Peoples Market, east Of
the track.
Stoves OF every description sold for
less money at Z. 7. Ironside's than
any house in the territory. Come and
verify this statement.
Hick BTuner is still after the Cook
gang and slll come as near getting
them as any deputy on the force IL he
ever overtakes them.
Most people can not afford to expert.
ment. They want immediate relief.
That's why they use One Minute
Cough Care. P. Shanahan.
The Knights OF PythiaA lodge insti-
tuted last week at Alton was named
Halloween" in honor Of the night
on which it was Instituted.
Coarse print family reference Bibles
very low at DR.. ForemAn's; no one
need be without the word. Some hne
Oxford teachers Bibles also.
Road Overseer Tom Howis is going
to do some work on the road leading
through Cabin bottom, southwest Of
town, on both sides of the stream.
The studding Of q halt = dozen new
houses has been erected since last
week. The idea OF and Indian town.
with restricted ownership Of lots and
the right TO build, growing as viniis
Is now growing, 10 really wonderful.
Blackwell must have lost page out
ofhis almanac aud Herewith his reck.
oning; at any rate, he failed TO show
up for trial at Claremore last week.
1t is also reported that his new town
is not on quite such boom as q week
or two ago.
The Methodist conference has re-
turned Mr. Greathouse as pastor here
another year and the people Of the
town, irrespective OF church relation
ship, are TO be congratulated. Rev.
Greathouse, 10 popular preacher and
an excellent gentleman.
"furn the fascals out"-the familiar
party cry may be applied to microbes
as we'll as 10 men. The germs Of dis
ease that luTk in the blood are"turned
out" by Ayers Sarsaparilla as effect
ua!ly as the old postmasters are dis
placed by 4 new administration.
Several young couples spent last Sat
urday evening very pleasantly at the
home Of W. II. Hslsell. The party
wac in honor OF Ewing Halsell, who
was home from school at Quincy, ILL.,,
on a vacation. An excellent supper
was served. Ewing returned TO Quincy
on the midnight train.
Mr.. Patton came home from ClareA
more last week With q tolerably COED
impression OF that burg. After cast.
log his eyes over the almost magical
growth which had taken place in his
absence he was willing TO qualify his
remarks by admitting be was not max.
ing a comparison with vinite. Beats
the world, what town we've got.
An agent for a patent quilter wa'
robbed near Chelsea last Thursday ol
SIS. his watch aud most everything hs
had, by four men, thought 30 bs
Cherokee Bill, the negro. Jim French
skeeter aud Donahoo. Of the Bill Coot
gang. The man was about as Dadl,
scared az mortals get, and live. Hi
clothes and buggy top were badly Gu
10 pieces in search for more money
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1894-11-08
WHE LINDSAY DRAMATIC COW

T. PANY, says the Joplin News,
opened it engagement at the Haven
last night to a good sized audience.
The piece was "lngomsr," which was
we'll staged and properly costumed.
John s. Lindsay in the title role pleas
ed everybody by his excellent por-
trayal ofihst famous character. Miss
Edith Lindsay was a clever "Parth.
enia" and her handing OF the role
was even better than others much
olderin years who have appeared here.
The supporting company is first class,
especially Luke Oosgrove as "Poly-
DOR" W. w. Brandon as "Myron," be-
ing strong. The company is as good
as any that has ever appeared at the
Haven. Don't fail TO see this COM
pany Snday night at Little's hall; ad-
mission 50. IS and 25 cents. Seats at
usual places.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1894-11-08
TyHE DIME SOCIAL held by the

INHE DIME SOCIAL held by the
T. Methodist ladies Friday night at
the home Of Mrs. DR.. Bagby was an
extremely pleasant occasion. A good
share OF the society people OF tie
town were present. Young Mrs. ].
w. Miller aud old lady Groom laid
down the cares Of life and 1t was diff
cult to judge from their actions which
was the oldest, while DR.. Griffith tool
as much interest in "hold fast all
give you" as he would In a molar taken
from the jaw OF an antedeluvian,
II all present did not enjoy them,
selves the fact Was not made apparent,
Let's have more dime sociAls; the,
help TO bring us back 10 recollection
Of the fact that We all belong to tn,
human family aud should take pleas
ure in each others society.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1894-11-08
MNE NIGHT LAST WEEK burg.

ZANE NIGHT LAST WEEK burg
W lars got into Skinner Ratclih's.
through a back windo, and carried
of a large quantity Of clothing. some
shoes and perhaps other goods. In-
formation WAS sent to q number OF
points and Saturday word came from
Parsons that a man aud some OF the
goods had been captured. The value
Of the goods recovered was between
two and three hundred dollars. The
thief. stranger aud evidently a for
eigner, Was, in default Of $500 bail.
committed TO jail al Muskogee.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1894-11-08
NUDeE q. W. suRAPER is a. n

NUD6E @. W. sURAPER is at the
~ home Of his daughter, Mrs.
Judge CLARK, In this city. and has
been for some weeks. Eighty years OF
age, Il 10 not strange the gentleman is
In feeble health and can get shout but
little. His wife, TO whom he has been
married sixty years. 10 at the home OF
the other surviving child, Mrs. Rowe,
in Saline district, and is just now re-
covering from q sick spell. Eleven
children, hvo sons aud six daughters,
were born to this venerable couple
and all OF them lived to man and
womauhood aud were equipped with
fair educations-good educations con.
sidering the primailve days In which
they grew up and the lack Of school
facilities. Confined TO the house. AZ
he il, Judge Scsapsr gets lonesom !
and 10 more than pleased to have hil
old acqasintsnees aad friends come In
and talk With him.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1894-11-08
% Ev. DIR. LOCKWOOD. OF t

IQ Ev. DR.. LOCKWOOD. OF the
RA American Bible society, spent
Sunday in Vinita, preaching at the
Congregational church in the morn
ing. at the Baptist church In the after
noon and at night he delivered G
lecture at the Methodist church
and raised fund with which to start
q bible depository here. A bible
society was organ iIed with F. NJ.
Smith, president, J. T. Brsekett, vice
president. DR.. O. w. bay, secretary
and l.. K. Cook, deposition.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1894-11-08
photoRraphs.

J. NJ. B. Fowler Is now assisted by
Mr.. James Major, a professional pho
tographer for iorty years in London,
Paris and New York and they are max.
ing extra fine Photos Of the latest
styles and completing orders in one
week. lott
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1894-11-08

READER: Did you agree OF was IL
~ expected you would pay your sub
scrption out OF your strip money or at
payment If so we beg to say, the
time is here.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1894-11-08
E LExANpER BuNroN. . tram

III LEAANDER BUNTON, tramp
l|Si riding on freight train No. l0t
Saturday night. fell under the wheels
at Pryor Greek. cutting both legs of
above the knee. He was riding on a
tank car. legs hanging over, when the
application Of the air suddenly check
ed the train and Bunton pitched over
Ills father came from Kansas TO wait
upon him but recovery lie hardly ex-
pected.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1894-11-08
PIlea can he Relleved at on.I

And in time efiectually eurel. C. G.
persistent use Of Beggs' Ger y w
the greatest pile remedy r
the market Sold aud wfNR*ft ~ ~ ~
A.W. Foreman. ''' -' o'
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1894-11-08
ounter 3 smith's stabIea .

II you want to buy horse or buggy
or both, you can 1nd what you want
at 6unter 4 Smiths stables. 36if
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1894-11-08

Lot No. 451 Mems fancy Diagonal suits
Former price $500.
Lot No 1925 Mems fancy suits 35 465
Former price e6 so.
Lot No. 9lS3, Mems fancy mixed AIS
Former price $3.50
Lot No. 1929 Mems imitation suits 525
Former price $780,
Lot No. 119l Mems Scotch sack suits sizes 95
Former price s8 10
Lot No 1909 Mems fancy plaid sack suits sizes 35
Former price $1,000
Lot No 1914 Mems fancy suits 10 25
Former price $3.50
Lot No 1916, Mems wosed sack suits 35 975
Former price $3.50
Lot No 154S Mems worstcd suits 35 975
Former price $3.50
Lot No 1886, Youths sack SUITS IA to 49,
. Former price $500
Lot No 90S7, Youths suits age ID 49, .... $50
Former price $500.
Lot No 92S7, Youths sack suits age IA to
Former price $3.50
Lot No. 1881, Youths suits age Is 425
Former price $500.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1894-11-08
OVERCOATS.

Our line of Overcoats for men, boys and children
cannot be equaled for style quality and price anywhere
and are selling them rs per cent cheaper this
than ever before.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1894-11-08

Several lines Misses Chdrens AT Special
bargains in mems heavy boots.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1894-11-08

n bu
sizes andsy
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-04-19
3ele8rapbii@eS.
Samtem's set@e setmno en-.

Mm 8. @pril tamen in 80 int u :
tee Bel benz 8ranb bes Dapibionz
Sbeaters neun Geuermebrleute un's
2eben, inoem tie NIT benz einbrehenz
ben 0a9 in bas Glammenmeer itiir3z
ten. @s erforberte groBe Mibe, ibre
2ei9en gu bergen. DIS leBte nuroe am
Morgen bes 10. Mpril bic bes britten
Observation-Disclosures Muguit Sanien,
unter ben 9rimmern Der 8ranbitdtte
aufgefunben. Mls bic Teuerpebrleute
nod NIT @uden na4 Der 2eihe be-
,i9dftigt naren, entitanb in BEN
Mauermert bes au%sgebrannten Sc
bdubes plDBli4 Elm gepaltiges Rrahen
unb bon Der @alerie itur3te cine be-
trGdtli4e 9rummermaFe auf ben Bali
con berab. Mebrere Geuertpebrleute
tpurben burb bic faQenoen 2riimmer
gu Boben %geporfen unb Der 2eiter<
mann 2ancafter bon Der 2. @ompagnie
trug ernftli4e @erleBungen baDon.
Set ber Mufinbung BON Saaien's
2ei4e 1T Dor Der 9anb ale Irbett out
Der 8ranbitdtte etnsefte1t morben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-04-19

I 9, IL. april. Sn u ; a
Bel R6ntgsgrGB fanb cir. ern1ter :3,lz
iammenftob 3niihen ausitGnotgen Mrz
beitern unb @ensbarmerie ftatt. Die
Musitdnbtgen batten peri4ieoene Sc
tpalttbdttgteiten begangen unb Der
MuForberung, auseinanber gu geben,
Srob geboten, tporauf bic @ensbarmez
rie einen 8aponettangrtF auf lie
madte unb fie in bic Glu4t trieb.
Cine srobe Mn3abl Der @ubeitOrer iinb
pertpunbet; ebenfo tpurben Diele Sens
barmen bur9 Steinpiirfe perlebt.D Die
Mdbelsfibrer iinb In 9aft. Sn ptl1en
naren ebenfalls Mrbeiterunruben aus
gebro4en. Die poli3ei mar pD1tg
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