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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1894-10-12

LIE docteur Lalibert6 a 6t6 NOM
me membre du comit6 democratic
que de la Vile.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1894-10-12
Derwent & Lane
MA
De Farine. Foin, .urre,
Cuffs, en- Gros t en-
Detail.
DerWent's Best Flour $l Is
Family l.50
Escompte aux Epiciers.
423 Washington Avenue Nord.
Minneapolis, Minnesota.
PEOPLES THEATRE

Foule considerable tous les soirs
au Peoples Theatre. On y ioue en-
effet un drame a grand effet, ouvre
de jules Verne ct intitul6 "Mi-
chael Strokoff
Cette piece a partout ct toujours
Gu lie plus grand success, ct il en-
est de meme d Minneapolis cette
semaine.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1894-10-12

M. r. r. Leroux a fait GU fera
.des discours politiques aux places
ct jours ci-dessous:
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1894-10-12

Osseo Oct. 8 Corcoran Oct. {
Hamel 10 Waverly II
Faribault IL Saltwater l;
Little Canada II Cloquet IL
Duluth Oct 10 Little Falls 2(
Belle Prairie 81 Crookston %
GENTLY % Terrebonne "a
Lambert 25 ouisville &c
Red Lake Falls ~ Argyle 2e
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1894-10-12

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les llstes electorales merdi pro.
chain.
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EST $1.O0 par an payable d'avance.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1894-10-12
BULLETIN COMMERCIAL.

Beurre creamerles, % q "a G
Beurre diaries, l8 2Oc.
Beurre commun, 5 q 10 cts
FAvres Fancy Navy, SLID 6
1926.
Eufs frais, 1433 3 Is c.
Farine patente, $l.75
Family, l.60 q l.65.
Son mar tonne, $40 90 q $1,000
Foin mil, $40 $l3:
Foin de marais, $500 So.
Patates. IS q 600
Fromage, lere qualit6 6 lie
LANES, non lav6es ga lO cts.
LANES, lav6es IL q IL cts.
Orge 45 a Al
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-01-18
FAIR IS FIRE SWEPT.
COLUMBIAN EXPOSITION BUILD.
lNGS CONSUMED.

The pcristyie in T;uins-Casino and Music
\ Hall Dcvnured by Hungry Flames-Nast
Fiery Furnace in the Great Manufact-
ures Building.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-01-18


Five men held up the Hannibal and
St. Joseph fast train. Eli" Wednesday
night. four miles east of st. Joseph,
Mo-, AMI robbed the express and mail
cars. The men placed torpedo, on
the track ana swung a red lantern to
stop the train. and as it slowed up three
men climbed into the engine cab. Re
v~olvers W re thrust into the faces Of
the engineer and fireman and they
were tod to throw up their hands. 1t
was an old%-fashioned robbery, but it
was successful in every detail. The
engineer and fireman were forced to
walk back in front Of the robbers to
the door Of the express car,
and the messenge" was told to open
the dor. Express Messenger :.
B. Wetzel did not suspect E
there were robbers outside. and W
he hca d the engineer calling. Ac
opened the door. AS he did so two of
the robbers leapcd in. They secured
the contents of the safe. The mail car
was entered in the same manner as the
express car. The mail agents We're I'M
alme1 ard made no resistance. 1t IS
reported that a registered pouch was
carried off by the robbers. Other mail
pouches were cut Oren and rii'ed. and
everything Of value in sight was
taken. The passengers were not dis
turbed. AS SOC as the train had been
robbed it proceeded on its way.
The rear brakeman. John Ryan. had
been sen back to flag approaching
trains. When the robbers released
Shc train it left without calling in the
brakeman. He secured Il horse and
rode back to the city, where he re-
ported at once to the railroad officials.
Only three shots were fired by the
robbers, and they We're fired in the air.
Express Messenger WctZel open Il the
safe, VITA two rcvolvers pointed
at bis head. He saw but two
Of the men. All of the robbers carried
two rovolycrs AMI there wcle two
rifles in their possession. Wetzcl says
one Of the men was short. wore a black
ccat and ovcrcOat and black Derby hat.
The other p a0Uuble-breasted cCat,
no oycrcOat. and was tail. and slender.
The other three Iobbers stood in the
dark and could not be described. All
wore masks.
An attempt wa. made to rob q Bur
lington train near St. joe on Sept. -,
1893. and two of the robbers were
killed. The railroad officials believe
that the robbery "Wednesday night was
committed by some OF the same gang
who made their escape in the darkness
from the first attempted robbery.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-01-18

started home. Two months have
passed since the work began. At the
present rate it looked as if the last of
the foreign goods would not lie out of
jackson Park before May |. The
delay in shipment is said to be due 10
the railroads.
The Buildings Destroyed.
Manufactures and Liberal Arts
building was the mammoth structure
OF the Exposition and notable for its
symmetrical PROPORTIONS. 1t was the
largest building in area ever erected
on the western hemisphere and the
largest under a roof in the world.
Despite its immense proportions every
available foot Of space in the great
structure was taken. 1t was three times
larger than the cathedral of st. Peter
in Rome and four times larger than
the old Roman Coliseum. which seated
$4,000 persons. The cost of this i'm
mense structure was ST.. 100. 900. Mate
rial. lI.o00.O 900 feet Ct lumber. 12.00O,-
600 pounds OF steel in trusses of central
hall. 100000 pounds of iron in roof
of nave. There were eleven acres
OF sky lights and forty car leads
OF glass in the roof. The Peri
style, with the Music Hall and
Casino at either end, "a the most i'm
posing object seen by the Worlds Fair
visitor As he approached Jackson Park
and Lake Michigan. Music Hall. which
was situated on the shore of Lake
Michigan at the northerly end of the
great peristyle. was 10 feet wide by
246 feet long and about G5 feet high.
The Casino was one of the most popr-
lar structures on the ground, and it
was generally admired for its beauty
OF architecture. 1t wa situated at the
south end OF the peristyle.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-01-18
CONFESSES TO ROBBERY.
Trusted Employe of n Philadelphia Con.
cern Steal, &47,OOO.

After twenty-seven years of service,
Theodore +. Baker, paying teller OF
the Consolidated National Bank. Of
Philadelphia. stood before United
States commissioner Craig, a prisoner
charged with emEezzling $1,000 from
the bank, and with classifying the
banks books. Baker attempt d
no defense, and said his steal.
ings had extended Over a period OF
twenty years. In default of $l5,0C0
bail he was committed to prison. \
short time ago II bookkeepcr named
Van Eu>en discovered that his books
had been falsitied and he found IA
shortage of $780, 00. The discovery and
fear that suspicion might fall on him
so worried him that he fell i'll. and
while sick he contided the mat er t.
his physician. and at the same time
protested his innocence. The physician
called at the bank and told Van Duzen's
story to the officers.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-01-18
T~elegraphic Clicks.

ROBERT HUBBARD, a wealthy farmer,
wa killed by an unknown person nca,
Princeton, Ky.
BROCK KELLY was killed by a pre-.
mature blast It a tunnel ON the new
Cripple Creek Railroad.
THE Frankfort Lottery Company
officials pleaded guilty at Louisville
and their case was ct for trial Feb. Is
WILL DUKE killed John West il
front of a Tuscogee, Ala, church, and
a mob injured him so he is likely tc
die.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-01-18
REPUBLICANS HOLD THE FORT.
Get Pos secession of the New Jersey Senate
Chamber Guarded Day and Night.

Stt tOS-tSSlDh Dl u NEW oe'St1 Stidte
Chamber Guarded Day and Night.
The Republicans secured possession
OF the New Jersey Senate Chamber
Wednc day afternoon, and say that
they will retain the advantage they
have gained. The Republicans. says a
di pitch. asked Gov. Werts for the
keys Of the chamber. The Governor
refused to have anything to do with
the ma ter. \ committee then visited
Superintendent Ford. He referred
them to Michael Nathan. the Demo
C! attic sicrgcant-at-armS. Nathan
could not be 70 nd, and the Republi-
am sent for Il locksmith. The
locksmith was unable to effect
an entrance and a IN ndred keys
we've tried in the chamber door,
but without avail. Capt. Jack Graham.
OF Jersey City, smashed in a window
l"caling to the ladies gallery. He
threw back the bolt of the main doors
and in a few minutes Republicans filled
tho room. At 800 Senator Rogers,
Plo,ident of the Republican Senate,
wa, in the chair and the ether Repub-
licans were in their seat. \ {. mmit-
tee on Rules was appointed and Clerk
Potts of the House delivered the Sen
ate Il racc-track repeal bill. a recess
was then taken. The Republicans will
place a guard over the chamber and
keep watch night and Gay. The Dem
ocratic Senate held a session in the
chamber. but adjourned without trans
acting any business.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-01-18
CONDITION or TRADE.
Il. G. Dun s. Co.'s Review Shows Nc
Changes.

Changes.
II. G. Dun s. Coz weekly review OF
trade says:
The cloud of uncertainty does not lift as
yet. Strong confidence is expressed in
nearly all markets TIA trade must inn
prove with the new year, but 1t is yet too
early to expect important change. If really
on the way. In the main the conditions
continue unchanged. But the proposal OF
an income tax is not calculated to inspire
confidence, nor does it encourage hope that
uncertainty about revenue law will be
speedily terminated.
The condition of the Treasury eXcites
less interest with the gold reserve lower
than ever ard the entire available reserve
reduced to 500. 900. 900 than smaller losses
caused whoa the free gold exceeded $780,
600, 900. Yet the deficit OF So, 664. 329 In
the first half OF the current year. the de-
crease Of $50. IA, 05S in customs receipts
for six months. and $40. 654. 191 In tho in
ternal revenue point to a large deficit
for the year and Il greater reduction
of Treasury alances than can be
safely permitted. AT the point Of danger
is the large volume of paper circulation,
with a narrow gold reserve. the proposal
TO issue fifty millions more paper by means
of coming silver bullion held is not reas-
surfing. and the Chamber of Commerce has
earnestly urged an issue OF short-time
bonds. as recommended by the Secretary
Of the Treasury. Money from the interior
still floods this market. commercial mac
tivity still causes the account OF idle
funds to swell beyond all precedent, and
rates are so low that speculation
might be dangerously stimulated IL
a feeling Of hopefulness pre-
vailed. Thus it may be fortunate
that diminished earnings rcpress ardor in
stock : equation. and heavy supplies in
sight deter SPECULATION in products. Tho
disbursement Of sos, 900, 900 at New York.
SCI. 900. 900 In Boston and Pittsburg for
January interest and dividends, has pro-
duced nothing like the usual demand for
securities, though after several days Of
excessive selling the stock market rose an
average OF a dollar a share. Cut rates In
crease railway tonnage Without yielding
better returns in money. and the dividends
paid reflect PAST rather than present con-
1itiona
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-01-18
DOINGS OF CONGRESS-.
BUSINESS TRANSACTED BY TIE
NATIONAL LAWMAKERS.

Daily Reports OF the Measures introduced
and the Action Taken Thereon in Both
the Senate and House.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-01-18

and now apparently the game is in his
hands. While the report does not
make confirmation absolutely impossi-
BILE, it is thought Hornblower's fate is
settled.
The fight IN IIOrnblower has been
wicked. While that gentleman is a
capable lawyer. his attitude toward
corporations and the apprehension
that he might overturn important de-.
cisions affecting railroads caused him
to be subjected to the sharpest sort OF
criticism.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-01-18
CONSTITUTIONAL GOVERNMENT

1876. Constitution proclaimed in
Turkey. The chief provisions were
indivisibility of the empire, freedom
of the individual, OF the press and of
education, legal taxation, a Senate and
lower house of Parliament, general
elections by ballot every fourth year.
1877. Irish obstruction in the Com
mons. Very long and tedious ses-
sionS.
1878. Maj. O'Gorman named" by
the Speaker for obstruction.
1873. a protective tariff bill passed
by the German Parliament.
1879. The resumption of specie pay
ments in the United States.
1880. The Bradlaugh case; refused
the oath: not allowed to affirm.
1881. Thirty-six Irish members u.s.
pended for disorderly conduct.
1881. New and stringent rules adopt
ed against obstruction.
1893. Home rule bill passed; rejected
by the House of Lords.
IN most ancient republics the gov
eminent was divided between the SEN
ate, generally an aristOcratic body or
assemblage of old men, and the pOpu-
lar assembly, a gathering often com.
posed of the entire male population of
the city or republic.
CONGRESS-, in an international sense,
does nOt mean a d~eliberative body, but
an assembly of sOvereigns or their
representatives, for the purpose of
concerning measures Of common inter-
est. The earliest European congress
of general interest was that Of Mum
ster and Osnabruck, which assembled
in l644, and, after much delay, finally
concluded the great p~acitication Of
W~estphalia in 1913. Other important
congresses were those of the Pyrenees,
1863; Nimeguen, 1876; Ryswick, 1897;
Utrecht, l1l2; Aix-la-Chapelle 174S;
Teschen, 1919: Rastadt, 1897; Erfurt,
1903: of Vienna, 1914; Paris, 1856: and
in our own time, OF Berlin, to settle the
Eastern question.
PhysiOgnOmy.
The snubnose is peculiar TO Russians,
Esquimaux, Tartars, and Africans.
y mouth exactly twice as broad as
the eye shows dullness of apprehen-
sion.
Warts on the chin or neck Indicate
industrious, active, sanguine persons.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-01-18

eclat. Governor Mckinley was es-
corted to the Statehouse by the joint
House and Senate committee, reaching
the building a few minutes before II.
The structure was filled to Overlooking
and the Statehouse ground was packed.
The ceremonies were very simple.
Prayer was offered 10y Rev. r. +. Tay-
lOr. and the oath of office was admins
tered by Chief Justice Joseph T. Brad
bury. Governor Mckinley then deliv-
cred his inaugural address.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-01-18
M'KINLEY Q IN.

~Inaugurated Governor of Ohio for the
Second Time.
William Nick inley he's been once
again inaugurated as Governor of Ohio.
Among those who stood near him
while the oath was being administered
by the Chief Justice was one who. six
teen years ago this month. participated
in the inauguration of George Il. Me-
Clellan as chief executive of New
Jersey.
Despite his personal desire for a
quiet Inauguration. the ceremony at
Columbus was attended by considerable
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-01-18
HOLD-UP ON THE O."
BURLINGTON FLYER is ROBBED
NEAR ST. JOE.

Torpedocs Placed on tho ~Track-Thc Ex-
press Car Rifled-Force the Messenger
to Open the Safc-Registered Mail Car
RED OF.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-01-18
is OUT.
Majority of tho Senate Committee Against
Confirmation.

William B. H~Ornblower, President
Cleveland's nominee for the vacancy on
the United States Supreme bench, re-
ceived a knockout blow Monday. At
the meeting of the Senate Judiciary
Committee Senator Hill was instructed
to make an ~unfavorable report from a
majority of the committee on the nomi.
nation. Mr.. Hill, acc riding to q Wash
ington correspondent, has been cunning
for MIR. Clcveland's man for months,
, 1894-08-09
Anerkennl1n9 Oct Repnblik go
mali.
Der 6efanote mtIIis in Patpoti 70:
fort tele9rapbifb oapon be-
nadrthti9t.
Gberfo ole rorfibenoen oes Senatsz nnt
bausausfauhes fir auswdrti9e At=
9eleeenheiten.
sc e N 0rrf, 8. 2(tg.

Cine 9epel6e Der yBorlb" aus @aib>
ington brtngt foIgen6e Wtttbetlung: Die
6epublif 6apait lit Durcb ben 8rGiibenten
unb Sen Stats lefretGr in auer Sorm BON
ben Ser. Staten anerfannt tporben. Der
I'M Sanuar 1893 protLamirten prppi>
iorii9en 0te9ierun9, ais bic &0nigtn ents
tbront murbc, folgte AM 4. Suit cine res
pubIttanti6e HegierungsfOrrn, un6 AM fol-
genoen Sage tpurbe Die neue 9tepublit bonn
@elan0ten BiuiS, 10 melt bies in ieiner
Wta9t ftan0, anerfannt. 9teie Sanblung
bes 0e1Qnbten tpuroe benz StaatSOepartez
ment bur6 9epei6en, tpelcbe am 30. Suit
%anlangten unb iofDrt benz GongreB Dorge>
le9t mur6en, mttgetbeilt. Die gtote 'oeS
@eianbten 8tuis, tpelcbe Dem Wftniiter beS
NuSpGrti9en bon 6atpaii 5u8eiteQt pltroe,
lautete foIgenbermaBen: $50 melt es in
meiner W}a9t itebt, getpdbre t6 Der Sc
publtf 6apati AUDI Die ibrer Gor9Gngertn,
Der proptlorii6en Jtegierun9 Der batpatt's
i6en Snleln 3u9eitan0ene N%nerfennung.
SD tbue 6ies in benz @lauben, 6nB ib BEN
YrGitbenten Der Ser. Staten pertrete,
pelbeu1, ais Ben erften Grecutipbeamten
ser 9tegierung meme iebige 9anblmngSDeiie
iofort Sur 8eltdtigung unterbreitet 1perben
:pirb."
9as 8orgeben bes GeIanbten g8iuts
nurbc in Deri6ie6enen GabtnetSitbungen
beiprocben, aber eS murbe erft 9eitern barber
elm Bel6luB 9efaBt, tDorauf Der SefrctGr
0reibam I'M Qluftrage bes PrGitOenten benz
@eianbten WtliS cine 9tote ilbermitteltc,
porin feline 6anolun8Sweiie beit6ti8t
tpir6.
SbgLeicb Ser @ortGaut bon @rel6am'8
8rief no6 nicbt bcroffentlibt 1T, beiBt eS,
baB Ser YrGiioent ber neuen Hepublit Sic
0lidmini9e Der Ser. Staaten bat Sugeben
~laiien.
0lb9eIan6te Ser enttbronten &0ntgtn
1etften ipfort nob Der 8roflamirung Der
neucn Eepubltt na9 Waibington ab, unb
tparen mebrere Sage lang bier, UNI baS
StaatSbepartemcnt 81 betpegen, ote Qner>
~fennung gu peri6teben un0 oarauf BIN 81
orbetter, ooB 2iltuofolont in tbren Be-
mI6ungen 3rr Wiebererlangung tbreS
Tbrones bon btcier 3tegterung unteritibt
ner0e.
0urcb Sic beute erfoIgte Gutibetbung
nir6 bic 9on8e Troge erlebi9t, unb ftnoet
Der un9(iidliDe Oiplomatiide v3pii9ens
fall" ietnen 2(bi6luB.
Ser Setretar Orei6om beIucbte geitern
bas Capitol unb tDeilte benz SenGtor
@rap, bonn ScnatSauSi6uB fir auS>pdrtige
2lngeIegen0eiten, unb Dem 8orIiber Otcz
@rearD bonn 6auSausi6uB fir auSwGrtige
Nn%gele9enbeiten nit, DaB Der 9rGiiocnt
Die batpoiii9e ~9tepubltf amtlic6 anerfonnt
babe. G5 purbe beute feline on1tltcbe 8e=
tanntma6ung barber e~rlaIen, unb Beg
balb polLte it6 pe0er ber Senator @rap
nod McGrearD zines weiteren barber
GuBern.
, 1894-08-09
Stdott1bes,
2lus 6em Grimiual9ertAt.
DerurtheiIunoen.

So6n 6arri5 6efannte ii6 beltc Wor9en
Dor Nicbter 9unue OeS &lein0iebltablS
icbuIbtg unb erbieIt fiinf Monate @Orrecs
tionS9au8 5ubicttrt.
Tront Burns, be5 @inbru6S iiberfii6rt,
miro elm Sabr I'M 3ucbtbauS biiBen.
Wic1ael @rontn unb 9Btutam SraoD
batten i'm SUM bon SultuS QlaGaarO Elm
9fer6 I'M 8ertbc bon $50 unb etn ebcnio
tbeureS @ei1irr 9eitobIen. Gronin ipurOe
gu 3tpei Sabren 3u1tbauS perurtbeilt, Der
minoeriG6rige 8raDp fam nit Der Gntz
fen6ung nadb Dem StoatSz GorrectioosbouS
bapon.
Ser Tarbige g8iGiam Goitelo, tpelcber
am II. Suit Ieinem Gaiie9enOiien &boS.
Maen cine golDeue 11br nit idbDerer 8OIbe7
ner Settle unb etnen i%pertbpollen Sting gez
fto6len bate, erbteIt bon Gicbter 9unne
beute Wtorgen fInf Sabre 3ucbtbaus 5uz
6icttrt. @oiteGp bate bic SutDelen bel
benz 8fonDlet6er Otite @roBman, SO. 65
g.. 0eSplatneSitraBe, fir $40 Ueriebt. Die
8oIi3et nabm bic Q8ertbge0enitdnbe ettfa6
ab unb fteutc ite benz 8eraubten 5uriif.
0es 8leir0brenbic6itabls ilberfitbrt tpur>
ben Charles Qangeleon uuo Wiuiam Woo69
un6 nQcb benz Gorrectiotsl auS gelanot.
Ser Goub wurbe in benz 6ouie Ser Srar
WtarD s.. G9a1oler, go. 256 Aiblan0 2lDe.,
auS9etitbrt.
, 1894-08-09

Oerielbe miro ourd Sen Krie9 Feline
Oer509erun9 erlei6en.
Die orei potdmter in Korea pon Ger iapant
f9en Re9ierun9 perwaItet.


Sn ber lleberien6un8 bon Wittbetlungen
an bic Ser. Staten, fam burc6 ben &rieg
iiber &orea rur gertn9e 8er3Ogerlng ein7
~tretert. &orea bat feinen regeImdBigen
Boitbienit, unb mas iicb babon borftnbet,
itebt enttpeber inter Der 8otmGBigfeit Der
iapanticben Gegterung, ooer lit grtDat>
unternebmen. Gs 9tebt in Benz &0ntgretcbe
Oret bB oit6mtcr, nGmGt6 in 6uiamzBo,
0~enianibin uno Sinien, unb oteie iteben
inter iapaniiber @ert6ts6arfeit. Die
iammtltcbc iOnitige goltbef0rberung Iie9t
in BEN 6Gnben bon 8rtbatleuten, geraoe
pte inGbina, ouBerbalb BERG tab Shanghai.
Der g oitnerfebr 5mtl6cn &orea unb bteiem
2anbe 1T ielbitDerItdubGi6 nob 9ertng, unb
Die 8oitia9en perbcn BON Sapa1 aus be-
fOrbert. llniere @elanbti9aft in Seoul,
Ser 6auptita6t bon &orea, i6tdt tbren
BpitiaG regelmdBtg na6 OofObama, unb
oerleIbe langt bret 0ber bier Wtal nGbreno
beS Mtonats in ben Ser. Stoaten an. Die
Bef0roerun9 bon Seoul mach Ootobama
mirb bonn Staatsbepartement belorgt, nell
cbcS barilber ein Nbfommet getroffen bat.
SIM lebten Triibiobre tpurben BON Der foreaz
ntiden 6e8ierung bur9 ibren 6ieii9en Ser
treter S4rttte getban. UNI ii6 oue n0tbige
2luSfunft sur 3ul0i1lng gum g8eltpoitDer<
ein 9e6en gu lalicn, aber iett0em lit in Der
Sacbe u.tcbtS tpeiter 9elAeben.
, 1894-08-09
Dor Dem Gommifdr PoYne.
Jobn mcGofreY uno Barry simonion an
Ole 8unoess6 ro69efaporeneu per=
wieien.

8on bem 8unoeSzG ommtiiGr 6oDne
mur0en 6eute Morgen 5wet SGue in Ser
binbun9 nit ben ltnruben Bel benz leBten
Streif erlebi8t. 6rant MOu itanO Dor
ibm unter Der Qlnflage, nit 4n0ereu perz
iucbt 81 baben, Trabt3ii9e bet Gbica8O,
MtilwGufee & ct. Baul>8abn auf3ubalten.
Die ge9en i'm bor9e6racbten 8eUeiie itonz
ben ic0O3 auf 10 i9ipa9en TiiBen, DaB ber
GommiiiGr bic &la8c abtpieS.
Der 5tpeite Sal mar Der BON Sobn Mc>
Gaffrep, bet bei9uI6igt mar, einen Sitter
tpa9en u%ntgeporfen 81 baben, I'M etuem
POit5ug Der SQtnois Gentralz8abn bic
9urcbfabrt 5u perlperren. Wtc@affrep
pur6e trOb ieiner 8etbeuerung, baB er
uni6ulbtg iet, inter $1,000 8iir8ihaft an
bic 8unbeS : @roBgei9mOreneu Oermieien.
&r tpar BON eirem Specialz6iilfsmaribal
Der g%enannten 8abn Derbaftet tporben, Der
i1on Oeri6ie0entlib tpegen S6tpinbeleicn
Dor 0eribt 8eitanben unb cineu icDr
i9lecbtcn 9tuf bat.
6arrD Simonion tpur0e bon ocm Cont
mtiiQr inter $500 8iir9i9aft an Die @roBz
gci6morenen Derpielen, neil er 6enrp
3uber nit einem falicben SilberOOuar 81
bctrligen Der iucbt bate.
, 1894-08-09
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2tnS 9nrsgefG6tes s..

- Ser @tnb fGcbelt uns aus 0}or0en
&tbIung gu. Der 6immel flGrt iicb ptez
Der, unb AM 6reitag mtrb'8 mieDer betB.
= Sn Ser 8anf bon Tranfrei6 bat 6as
9oIb in DertptAener No9e nm 18,425,O 600
Sranfen, 6aS Stlber INN 100000 8ran7
ten abgenommen; sic 8ant BON England
bat ibre &elerDefonbS I'M e2O7 600 Der7
n1e6rt.
= Der Stem Oorfer Q(ftienbOrie befinbet
1tcb beute bel gutter Sttn1mung nlr 3uder7
unb @astruits2tttten iit10 geOrift.
= 9nlnii9e GbiSmatiter fommen am
20. 5. in GleUeGanb CUR 8ti6of5tpabl 3uz
1amnrer1. 8ti6of iou ber f%treitbare Bfarrer
&otac3ctpsft in GIeDelan6 ner0en.
- Die Gommtiitons6dn6ler S6roe6cr
& Dean in SmabG baben nit $4,000 0pQ.
S6ulben 0te 3aDlun8en etn8citeut,
- Der Streit an ser Union 8acificz
uro l1nton Pacific 0enDer & @ulfz8abr
if beute aub in 9enDer ein8efteut Worben.
= gu 9ierre in @iibe0atota bat bette
gtacbt cine 6euer8brunit Elm 9r0BereS 6ol3z
9eb6u6e eingeGl6ert, tpoourcb Elm Shaoen
bon 5000 Dollars ongeri3tet ipur6e.
- Sn Marbon, Norbz9 atota, 8isnard
Qe9eniiber, eripebrte it6 9eltern 2tbe11o Der
fatboltidbe Yforrer 0tIbeGm zines betrun;
fenen GomboD oamit, baB er benieLben burC6
etnen SAuB in Bic ScbuIter fampfunfGbi9
macbte.
- Sn @openbagen fin6 Sic 9roBert
S6iffSbauD0fe BON 8urmeiftcr, 8atn &
Comp. abgebrannt.
- Die Britannia" bat 6eute tpie6er ben
y8i9iIant" beitegt.
- Der Mat8martt 1T beute auBerf nerz
Dos. SIM Septembertermtn 1ebten bic
8reiie nit 81 an. ftiegen auf SO, tpiden
auf 55& un6 itan0en UNI Glf auf 3d.
g8ei3en bra9te 554@564 Safer 328@338.
S6petuefleiicb felt.