davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1894-05-17
Glementare 0ewdlten,
6ro6e Sanofre6en our6 einen Wolfenbrudl
Iberibwemmt.
2ebanon, Sn6., II. W2ai.

lebanon n, Sno., II. Wtat.
Sn Ser Dorlebten gtabt gegen Splitter
radt fanb in Der Na9bori6att bon 0oper,
ie6S 0teiIen tpeitli6 bon bier, elm 8olfenz
bru6 itatt unO in ToLge beiieu itanO geftern
Morgen 6as gan3e 2anO bon 3ipei bis 3ebn
SUB tief inter Naiier. Der Molf u1b
Sugar Greet, meIcbe ben Sag oorber nod
unbeOeutenbe 86cbe tparen, itnb gu reiBenz
ben StrOmen gemoroen uno bGben cine
8reite bon Elm bis 6rei Wteilen. Die ncue
eiierne Brittle iiber ben Molf Greet an ser
@ropfOrbSOiuer StraBe, 5cbn Wteilen tpeltz
li6 BON bier, lit 9eitern Wtorgen bel Cages
enbru6 5ulammengeitirSt uno Der &rac6
tOnnte beutlicb in elmer G%ntfernun9 bon
elmer Otcile gebOrt perbcn. NuBerDem ltn0
Diele b%Ol5erne 8riiden ipea9crtien unb bic
Q6ege itnb unpaiitrbar. 9uBenbe BON
fleinen @ebduOen limb %5eriiOrt Worben u1b
Der burcb Die 8ernicbtung bon Saaten unb
Gerluit al 8icb angericbtete S9a6eu lit
Elm iebr beOeutenOer unO nOcb gar nibt abb
3~ulcbGben.
, 1894-05-17
Gin RonOfeiter Ridter
11a4t furaen pro3e6 nit 5Dei RaufboIoen.
g}emburoh. g. q. u moi.

Nepbur8b, g. g., II. Meoi.
StaatSoberricbter GbarIeS &. 8romn, Ser
3ur 3eit in 9ougbteeplte @ertdbt bGlt,
tpurbe, ais er ii6 beute frii6 in ieiner
Gquipa8e nab Dem biciigen 8abnbofe be-
9eben ipOute, bur6 5tpei &aufbolbe, uni
Die itb Elm GROCER &reis iobIenber 3uz
lbauer 9ebtl0et bate, in ietner 6a1rt aufz
8ebaIten. @r tDartete geOuIoig mebrere
Mtnuten auf 6aS Gri9etnen zines 8oltz
3iiten, ais aber iib teiner bijden lieB,
ipran9 CT aus ieinem Wagen, DrG1gte Itch
burA Die Weni6enmense unb eriaBte nit
ie elmer 6anD bic am 8oocn fouernoeu
0taEfboloe, stpet frdftiGe WtGnner. l1nb
mari tie, ben einen recbts unb BEN an6ereu
ltnt5, auf bic StraBe. @be bic beiben Slim
met fib bon tbrer 9ren3enloien lleberz
rai6ung er6olt batten, mai Der 9ti6tcr in
letnen Wa9en %9eiprungen unO I'M @alopp
Oauongefabren, nm nob ben Bug, nit benz
ct abrstien tpolte, gu crtDtiben, tpas ibm
aucb gelan9. 8i6ter 8romn lit elm
icblanter maserer Waann, benz man cine
iolbe &Orpertraft, tptc ct ie wGbren6 beS
tIcinen Snterme35O5 an ben Sag Ie9te, gar
nlcbt 3ugetraut bate.
, 1894-05-17
6eidmu99elter Gabof ob9efo6t.
mie Ger SdmueeeI betrieben puroe.
81 n Onrf- IL M}ni.

Spe~statdocnten 6es SdbaBamteS finD Ell
mem linnrei9 erba6ten Blane, UNI Sumaz
tra7Tabad BON &onooa nacb ben Ser.
Staten ein3ui6mu8geIn, ouf Die Spur eez
fommen. Der GabaG miro in geip06nlibe
&offe1 gepadt. unb uermitteIt zines Q8az
gems Ober 8ooteS iiber Sic @rensc seibmugz
gelt, DDrauf Ct, o6ne w%eiteren 8eroacbt 3t
erre9en, per @rpreB nacb Stem Yort geic6tdt
mtrb. Sin bon &ouieS 8oint abgeianbter,
unO an g. &obl 1873 0ater Str. aobreIiirz
ter Soffer, beilen Spur man berfOIgt bate,
tDurbe 9erabe in benz Nugeublid obgefaBt,
ais er All 6as GabudgeibGft BON Soiepb
6iricb obgeItefert weroen ioIte. @r entz
belt 230 8frnb Sumatro= 3abaG, fur ben
Der Sou 81 oas 4funb bstrdgt. Ser Sc
i9aftSfibrer DeS 6iri6'i1en Gabafgez
i6GfteS e%rtlGrte, baB CT bon Dem Salad
NIGHTS tpiiie, 9eltanb abcr gu, einen &obl gu
teHner.
, 1894-05-17
Die 9efdDaftlidDe Gage Oes eanors.
mos Say 0ouIO's Qelteiter barber
5u fa9en peib.
Gr reduet 5uueri6tIi6 anf b~aIOi9en Gintritt
uouter 6eiteu."
g 10 . prf. Il. W}qi.

Scr Siltan5nann George @oulb reiite
beute tritb nit leiner 6an1ilie nab europa
ab, mo- lie etntge :3ett Su Dertpeilen ge0en>
ten. Gt1em i3ettutgSberibteritatte gegen=
tber iprab Ii6 6err @oulo foIgenbermae
Ben llber Die @ei6dftslage unieres 2anbes
aus:
SD babe in ben Iebten g8oben BEN
@t1orud erDGlten, baB baS @eichQft iib
lan9iam, aber lteti9 b~eiiert. Die @rntez
auSitcbten limb enticb;eOen g~iinitig. Die
allfleute ocfen freili6 nur ibren aIerz
ortngenoiten 8ebarf; i'm Weiten aber itno
Die 8orrGtbc 5iemltcb aufsebraucbt uu6
ntillien ourcb nellie eriebt pcroen. 9as
U}at>@el9Gft bari nicbt nit Dem O1aiz@ez
ibGft pes %portgen SaDrcS Derglihen tuerz
ben, benn 6amolS bate Scr 8e9inn Der
9btca9D'er misunderstanding un5tpeifeLbaft
OaS @el6dtt IN tpeiteren &retlen atgeregt.
@rlt gu 8eginn Ses 0tonate& SUM- trat bic
gelcbGftltcbe Stodung ei1, bic ielblt 9eute
nod nt6t 9GnSlib be6oben lit. Die 8elz
ierung mir6 aumG[ig eintreten. Selbit
Elm 10 urfrGfttgeS 2anb, ME bas unIerige,
farm itb bon ibDeren ptrt6i6aftIidben
StOrungclt, tDte mir tie TIM 2oufe Ser leBz
ten eli Otonate erlebt, nur langiam ers
bolcn.
Sob erbLife BEN Sauptgrun6 Ser gegenz
pdrtigen 9ei6dftIt6en StOdung in 0er
tetnolt8en 6altung Der itaatLibcn @eieBz
g%ebungen, iotpie bcS &ongreiieS gegen bic
GorporattOnen. 9as Stpii6enltaatlicbe
8erfebr8geieB lit fir Die @tienbabnen unb
Die @el6GftsDelt ein orger 6emmibu6.
DEM 9ubLttum bat boiieIbe ~iebenfaus
teinen 9tuben gebracbt; i'm @~egentbeil.
Sin 3uiab 5u Dem 3tpiicbenitaatIicben
SertebrsgeieB, tpo6urcb BEN @iieubabn7@ez
ieui6aften Die 8iloung ~iogenannter
oPools" g%eitattet piirbe, natirli9 inter
g~etDtlen not6penbigen 8ei6rdntungen,
namentltb mas Die 6eitieBung Der Baiiaz
9ters Uno Trabtraten anbetrifft, mir6e
metner 9lniicbt nab CUR raiben 8eieitiz
9ung Der llebelg fiibren, unter mcL6eu beuts
outage bic @tienbabu9 @eieuicbaften un6 ba=
nit 1tatiirltdb AUDI baS Bic 8abnen be-
nufen0e BubLtfum 81 Leioen Dabcn.
Die @ilenbabnen tDnnen 9epillermaBen
ais Die Seele uniereS @eibGftsle6enS gelz
ten; itnO iene alio tranf, bann Ieibct Nues.
Die n%atiOnaIen @eiebgeber ioIten es iib
angelegen iein lalien, 3ur 6eilung beS be-
puBten lIebels bei3utragen.
, 1894-05-17
6anSe 5amiIte per9iftet.
nlan permuthet, oa6 cine Sruurenper9tftung
p~orlie9t.


@etern Qbeno mur6e su ipGter Stunoe
BON Wtonroe, einem 9orfe i'm iiioIitcn
G6eile bieieS Counties, gen1el6et, DaB bic
9anse Somilie bon Wfartin Nl6er Dergiftet
woroen iei. Sin 8ruber bon 9llDer mar
am UtOrgen III Oas 0auS %9etOmmen, unO
bate Die sa15e, aus 2lOer, ieiner Srau uno
spei tIeinen &tnOern beitebenOe 6amiIte I'M
@B3immer alf ben SuBbOOcn lie9cn6 gee
%flnOen. Die 6ei0en Stnoer tparen bercitS
tobt, unb bic Ntutter Dem Stcrben nabe.
Wtan Dermutbet. baB irgenb Elm 6eino Oct
Somilie ben 8runuen ucr9tftet bat. Ser
Coroner lit Jest nit Der l~lnterlucbung beS
Sales belAGftt9t.
, 1894-05-17
SUDDEN 5ufudt in Nmerifa.
Punoert oeutide Saptiten fi6ten f6 por
rufii6en D~erfoIeun9en.
Qpnbnn. II. Mfnf.

Son Mostau tutrO Dem uGbronicle" telsz
grapbiib 9emel6et, 6aB bunbert 0eu1i6e
8aptiitcn Die BroDin5 @berion unb 8olf6z
MEN oerIalien baben, INN in Nmerita Elm
9ltpl ge9en bic reIi9iOien 8~erfOL9ungen Ser
ruiiii6en &e9ierun8 gu iuben. Nls 6aS
S6tff, ouf Dem ie Die l1eberfabrt moc6en,
ben 0afen bon Qtebou berlieB, itimnlten tie
etnen 8iaImen an, t6elbcr no4 lange,
naAOem bas S6iff bereitS Sic Oitiee err
rei6t bate, gebOrt marOe, unb Die am Oof
.periantmelte Wenge auf bas Giefite ergriff.
, 1894-05-17
GifeI uno Ser panamacanal.
Gin frieoIi8erD erglet9 gu Staroe eefommen.
g c 10 9 II. M2af.

. W.
Die 0epei6e beS r6eralD" bon 2on6on
meloet 6olgenoes: Der Correspondent Oer
uOotlp Stems" lit I'M Stanbe, Die genauen
8~e6ingungen OeS 8er8lei9eS 5mti9en
@tffel unb benz Wtaifenuertpalter Der 9az
nama GonalgeleQi6aft ansueeben. 9isz
ieIben iinb i'm Qlugemeinen ben bereitS be-
rtdbteten G6nlt6.
0enn cine neue @eieQibaft gebil6et
ipirO, 10 nil @tfel NntbeiliGetne im
Wcrtbe BON 400, 900 8funh nebmeu, CT
mirb bic itb ieBt in ieinem 8eiiBe befin6z
li6cn 9tedbnun8en ge9eu Die @eieui6aft
ausliefern, uno Dafilr 0otteriebonoS erz
baLten. Soute cine NeubilOuug Ser Sc
ieuibaft nt9t itattfinOen. 10 wtrO er Dem
Otalienbermalter 200, 600 gfuno ~aus5a6len,
unb Die &e6nuHgen inter OenieIben 8es
~otnguu9en auslteFern.
, 1894-05-17
Qnaratftsn Krowau in 3oubait,
Zine 2In5abI Ger 8aoaumader fdwer
perIebt.r
Moubait Csranfretd), II. Waoi.

6eute fan6 bahter Elm beftiger &f
Stptiben elmer Nn5abl Nnarcbtiten uno
8Dli3ei itatt, nobel mebrere Der Qlufriibrer
burcb S6iiie unb SGbelbtebe perpunoet
wuroen. Seit benz friiben Worgen maren
bic 9eute iingenb unb ioblenb in Den Stras
BEN umberge3ogen. Die 8OIi3et madbte
bon Der blanfen Wdffe erit @ebraucb, ais
ibre NufforOerung an bic 9eutc, OaS 3tpefz
Loie QGrmen unb Imbermari6iren etn5uz
fteuen, nit Steinpiirfeu beantmOrtet
tpuroe. Gin babies 0ubeno Der 3aoau@
maber befinOet ii3 Dinter S3IoB. uno
&ie9el.
, 1894-05-17
2Iuf Setter Ger 2lrbetter.

Der OtetboOiiteupreOiger g8. 8. @ars
tparbine bon BuIlman miro beIte Nben6
in Der Surnbaue in &eniigton cinen 8orz
trag iber ben groBeu Strcif balten un5 lid
babel poQitGnbi9 auf Die Settle Der 2trbeiter
fteuen. @r lift Der 9Iuitcbt, baB Die 2eBte=
rem lett Ianaerer 3eit 5lpiicbcn 5pei Ntll6z
leniteiuen - biuige 90bne unO bOhe Wfie7
them - sermaIt purOen unO baB ibnen
i9tieBLi9 mn Elm Streif ubrig bIicb.
, 1894-05-17
Soueu Gicen5eu baben.
Don oen Staotbeb0roen eema6reseIte 8roue,
retaoenten.
MfhInnh. Wis-- u moi.

Die bieiiseu ita6tti6en Beomten iin6
pteber einmoI btnter ben Igenten bon aus
mGrtigen 8rauereieu Der, melbe bier, obne
eine itGbtiibe 2tcens ertpirtt gu baben, @ez
i6Gfte maben. Cine aus 6emietben
@runoe i'm O%ergan9enen Sabre etn9eleitete
&lo8e ibtDebt jebt nod Dor benz Ober,
geriDte Oes StoateS. Gbicagoer uno Wftls
pouteer 8rauereien iin6 bel Der Nnges
legenbett bet9eilt3t.
, 1894-05-17
Ourb unporiihfeit.
mutter unS Kino idwer perbrannt.
s. ittsburn. go. IL %

8tttsbur9,8 a., II. Wfoi.
Ourcb bic GrpIoiion elmer SeIfanue trus
6rau 2lnnie SOmenBfp unb ibr SpeiiGbriz
9es &tn5 in ibrer 8nDnung an Gratpforb
Ctr. i6mere 8~ranowunben baOon. Die
TraU goB Del in ben Diem, I'M 6euer n
sumacben, ul1o DaOurcb wurOe bic @rpIOiton
peruriaht.
, 1894-05-17
Der Shonfwirtb Sobn Gauaabar

= Ner S0antDtrtD SoDn @aId8Da1
uno Elm 9etpiiier Sames O'@OnnOr murOeH
beute friib bon 6iAter Seperion inter lie
$500 benz @riminalgeridt ~iiberpieien. sic
iouen geitern @benb Die beiOen Wtatroien
@6arles 9eud6er unb Sobn Sanicu in cine
btn.er Dem 2of0le BON Galagban, @de 8.
Grie- uno &c. !6alitebitr., geIe8ene Quep
geloGt, bort nit 5tpet Yiitolen 3u 8ooen
geIcblugen uuD Oanu I'm ibre gan5en Sab
ieli9feiten beraubt boben.
, 1894-05-17
Die an9eblide Setru9sfIo9e 9eeer
ferdinand De &efieps.
Die Ri6tiefeit ser be3ieIi9en meloune aus
Kairo miro aneeSpeifeIt.
Qpn6pn, II. O}qi

Die Barrier &orreipOnOenten Der
vGimes" unO oes telegraph" b~ebaupten,
baB Die geitri9e WelOUng II &atro BON
Der Nnitren9ung elmer 8ctrugStloge i~eitens
elmer Qnsabl bober dgpptiiben @aroetrG7
ger 9egen ben Suc3tanalerbauer 6er6inano
be 9eiiepS unb Die nod lebenben cbemaliqen
eriten 0irettoren Der &anot9tieuicbaft oui
Ourchaus grunOIole be3iigItcbeS bpdBereien
Su~rldsufiibren lei.
, 1894-05-17

lin Gteuun9iudenben Bel Ser geeelz
tpdrtigen gtOtbtage bas @rlangen bon SEE
i6Gftigung 81 erleicbtern, nimmt bas
Nbenbblatt Der SuinoiS Staats3eitung
Steaengeiu5e u1entgeltli9 auf.
, 1894-05-17
Gin Gbioa9oer in Colorado aus9e=
rdubt.
g uebLp, @pl.. u. Ofat.

p U W SV*@I Nv AtWtF
8. SegarS BON Chicago tpur6e bier in
cine Wirtblbaft gelo6t, uno nacbOem er be-
tGubt morben mar; UNI $3.50, cine Claimant
mabel I'M @ertbe bon $500 uno ieiner &let@
Der 5eraubt.
, 1894-05-17
drummer" Banfoireftor.

9artS, II. Stat.
so. Gomte, Director Ser y8anque genes
raIe" oabter, tpurbe beute inter Der Q~lnflage
Oe5SetrugeS perbaftet. SGmmtlibe 8icber
Der 8ant linb nit Seldlag beIe9t.
, 1894-05-17
6ebtr9sftIrlne
Gouferoe pom S6afen auf oen NbhGnoen DER
Sierra Qepaoa oen unbiIoen oes
Detters erIeeett.
sonora, Sal, II. Mai.

9as BON 9te9en un6 S9nee begleitete
l1npetter, tueI6es am Montag, 0ieuftag
unb Otittnob auf ben NbbGngen Der Sierra
Nepaba mlt6ete, bat unter ben Sbafen
etnen un9ebeueren S6aben angeridbtet.
Die StraBe bon Sonora bis nab Stratp1
berrD Station, cine Strefe BON 3~tpetunbz
OreiBi9 WteiIen, lit nit tOOten S9az
fen bebeft. 9as l1npetter mar fir
bic Sabres3eit Elm ungep6buli6 i6peres,
unO ba Die Sbafe porber 9eicboren paren,
permocbten ie ni3t bieiem grimmigen I'M
tpetter 8iberitano entgegen3uiebeu. Sn
ben S9lu3ten unO 3piiden ben Sells
BIDDER Der StraBe entIan9 liegcn bic Der.
enOeten 3btere maiientuets lumber. 8is
ieBt tparen bereits ettpa 4 10000 S6afe auf
ibrem Wege gu ben 8ergtpet0en bier ange=
lan9t, unb ba ale BON benz lntpetter be-
"troffeu nurben, 10 lift es ntcbt gu boob sez
9%rtffen, penn Die 3abl Der @ruube 8eeGa17
genen Tbtere auf ein 0ritteI iener 3abL am
Geuo fDtrD.
, 1894-05-17
Sdwerer Sdaoen.
Gin Wirbelpin0 brauf our6 CARTHAGE
County.
Gnrthnne. 81 II me

3 y OW.I III WEWE.
Sci Denoer, in Oieiem @ounto, bat Elm
Wir6eImtno cine 2(n3abl OonTarmbGulern,
3aunen unb Soaten 5eritort; auBerbem
9iug cine Wfenqe SeoerDieb burc3 bas In.
tpetter 81 @runbe. Die Sturmipoltc glicb
einem rteitgcn BuuOn mil eiuem longen
berunterbGn9enoeu Gau.
, 1894-05-17
Standardization.

9te 0ort: u2abn" BON 8remen.
SOUTHAMPTON DNOrmannia" BON
Stem Yorf.
, 1894-05-17
NreSnn. Sal. II W}f

OFt3 HU VWI.I II. WtWI.
Gtab 6en ieBt eiutreffenben 8ericbten aus
Ben @ebtrgen gebt berOor, baB Der 8erluit
an Sbafen in Solge bes llntuetters bonn
Montage bebeutenb gr0Ber lit, ais a%nfGngz
LID ausenommen tpurbe, Qln elmer SteQe
purben 1000 erfrorene Scbafe in etnem
6aufen DOr9efunben; fe batten bort inter
ben 8dumen S6uB geiu6t; Der auf ben
S6afen lie8en6e S9nee mar 5pei SUB
boob. Sauienbe bon S6afen befiuben itcb
tiefer i'm @ebtrse, gu benen man aber pegen
bes Sbnee'S nibt 9elan9en tann. SIS lit
nibt pabri6einIib, baB Bic Gbtere gerettet
tperben %fOnnen, bcnn ipsnn Ie nicbt erfro>
rem iinO, 10 miiiien tie, ebe Der S9nee
i6mtl3t, Der6un9ern.
, 1894-05-17
so cb It t, 16. O2ai.

Die uWtan4eiter Oampfl9ifiabrtsgeieuz
piro 5tp0lf 9ampfi6iffe einri9ten,
I'M @on5en einen 6racbtperfebr bon
400, 900 Sons iGbrGtcb repraientiren. Oieie
louen ben Gertebr 3piiben Ntans
cbelter uno SnOien, Dem Wtittelmeer uno
Mmerifa oermjtteln,
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-09-20
'sEER' DAY COUNTY. SOUTH DAKOTA, SEPTEMBER 20, 1894.
In the South Dakota exchanges

In the South Dakota exchanges
we read of many people coming
south, mostly to Missouri. Of
coarse hard times and crop failures
are given as the reason, but linger-
Ing back behind is a hankering to
get into a warmer climate, and
they wall get what they are looking
Tor, all rlght-and more too. They
Will get hot nights-so hot that a
Whit Of a South Dakota zephyr
would be like a dream of paradise;
they will get chIggars-an insect
c~arnlVorous, h]erbiverous, omniver-
Gus, invisible but as industrious as
a small boy on the 4th. of July.
They are "away yonder" above de
scrlptiOn and only actual and famil.
lar acquaintance can give any def
mate notion of their business quail
lticatiOns. Then there are the ticks
-woOd-ticks, seed-ticks and ticks.
They are visible and sat home"
wherever they chance to strike
flesh. The tender and rosy skin OF
the infant and maid, or the rhinoc-
erous hide of the prof. politician
are alike to them. They know no
rest and while a "small bore" by
nature, you cannot judge the result
of their labors from a photograph.
For our friends who are migrating
to the Ozark region of Missouri we
recommend for their first years
wear, a complete suit of boiler, iron
armOr-or they will not spend a
second year there. South Missouri
was for years the rendezvous of es.
capped criminals, who, after a few
weeks existence among the chiggars
and ticks, voluntarily returned to
civilization and to milder punish
ments invented by man. They
will find the winters south fully as
hard on their constitution as those
of the north-although several
months less in extent-and two
wears in Missouri will give them "a
powerful appetite for another
change. Better come to Kansas on
the start and be done with it.-Ox.
ford (Kan.) Register.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-09-20

The recent democratic state con-
ventlOn passed a resolution censur-
ing the Republicans for turning
down Old Shady-an old soldier
and nominating a man who was
not an old soldier In his stead.
Such palpable hypocrisy is painful
to behold. After passing that reso-
luton they went to work and nom
mated a democrat for congress
from Hot Springs who was not an
old soldier, and we are not sure as
their other congressional nominee
was a soldier, 1t is easy for them
to condemn" everybody else for
what is done, or not done, but
wherein has the democratic party
eyer shown any good will toward
the union soldier? The old soldiers
know of their treatment without
reiterating it here, and the old
soldier friends of Capt. Lucas spurn
the crocodile tears that democracy
pretends to be weeping over his de-
feat in the convention.-Hot
Springs Star.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-09-20

While a good many items have
been published throughout the
state mentioning the fact that sew
eral prominent populists have re-
turned to the Republican party and
intended to support the platform
and ticket of the same, Minnehaha
county is not behind the resG.
John Thompson, of Sverdup town
ship, who has been a prominent
man in the popullst ranks of this
county, has announced that he will
no longer support the third party,
but will from now on be a worker
in the Republican ranks. Mr.. L.
Is a prominent farmer and has
much influence in his town and in
the county. Another man, we'll
known by nearly all voters in the
county, G. A. Soderberg, of Hart
ford, has renounced the populist
ideas and will support the Republl.
can ticket this fall. Mr.. Sodelberg
was one of the leaders of the indie
pendent party IN this county when
it was first originated. Dell Rapids
Times.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-09-20
Good Goods.
Lcw Prices.
%% IL The Best Goods!
$685., $780,, $500

The celebrated Douglas in all sizes and at
$500 and $500. All sizes and prices OF the
A. w. Clappmake at the best values. Every
pair warranted.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-09-20
IN THESE LINES

we are never undersold and never approach
ed in quality. We buy only first.class goods
and you can rely on all representations we
make.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-09-20
LATEST STYLES

Hot weather will soon be on and for the oc-
casion we have all the latest designs and
colors in wash goods. If you are thin ing
of sending to the city, just call and inspect
our stock
Evening journal., 1894-03-29
An Army of Reornits.

EAST LIVERPOOL, o., March 29. - The
Coxey contingent showed its hand mt
public meeting in Wittenberger's hall.
James +. Green, defeated candidate for
the Democratic nomination for city mar
shal, was elected marshal Of the East
Liverpool regiment. During the past few
days the local movement has been attract
ing increased attention, but nobody on the
outside was prepared for any such show
ing as was made both in the quality and
the quantity Of the attendance at the
meeting.
The leaders have a bona fide roll of 525
"soldiers" to date, and the force is being
steadily enlarged. Allowing for defec-
tions, the prospective increase will enable
the leaders TO marshal a strong force from
here. The class OF men who are identified
with this thing is "A notable feature Al
most all of them are striking potters. a
great many Of them being highly skilled
men of the very best class. 1t is the great
number of idle men now here that has
made the movement assume such proper
tions. 1t is proposed to join the army at
Beaver Falls ON Sunday next
Evening journal., 1894-03-29
DOTS AND DASHEs.

Missouri Populista nominated a state
ticket.
Deaths from yellow fever in Rio average
20 a day.
Two children were fatally burned in a
hayloft in Montgomery, Ala.
T. V. Dickinson, a leading jeweler Of
Buffalo, was closed out by the sheriff.
Ten men were killed in Central Mine,
Keweenaw county, Mich, by a premature
blast.
There have been 10 burglaries Of country
postofiices of New Hampshire in two
weeks.
The striking silk weavers Of Paterson,
y. j., have agreed 10 the manufacturers
schedule.
Heavy snow is falling in the west, and
another colder wave Is following the one
Just gone.
Hartford Republicans nominal ad lever
ett Brainerd, "a hroihUr-in-law ol oA-GOy-
arnor Bulkeley, for mayor.
Newkirk alias Thayrr thc abscondina
glerlS OF the Bay City Mich Savings bank
was arrested in California near the MeN
.an line.
Evening journal., 1894-03-29
Coner Reiolns Ii Armr.

CHICAGO, March 29.-Coxey appeared at
a horse sale at the stockyards and was
greeted by loud cheers and calls for a
speech. Coxey's horses brought $50, while
he had expected not less than 1000, and
with this for a cue he roundiy scored ex-
isting conditions, charging the hard times
to "a lack OF money This evil. he said,
he proposed to remedy by compelling a
government issue Of S5OO,O0O,OOO
Coxey's Chicago lieutenant. Albert Ma
son, claims that he will leave for the east
on Saturday with 5000 men. At present
the 5000 is represented by a foregoing
shadow consisting Of 21 men. Mr.. CoXey
took dinner at the Auditorium and left the
city late at night. He will reach Salem,
o., in time this morning to take up the
march.
Evening journal., 1894-03-29
COxEY HURRIES BACK.
Commonweaps Commander Re-
turns From Chicago.
ARMY RECEIVED WITH OPEN ARMS.

In salem. o.. the Mayor Met the Common
veal with Boiled Eggs and Sandwiches.
over Five Hundred striking Potters WIN
Join the Ranks sunday.
SALEM. O., March % Salem has treated
the Coxey commonweal most generously
by supplying food. shelter and recruits.
The quality Of these contributions of men
and things WIS of the highest. Indeed the
leaders are so pleased with the new men
as 10 be moro hopeful iu their talk than
ever. The army filed into the town 80
strong Crowds were awaiting them.
Three thousand people gave them q silent
welcome.
The mayor, J. W. Northrop, provided
two halls-kauiilnan' armory and the
Federation OF Labor hall-as sleeping quar-.
ters.-Quantities of food, such IA coffee,
bread, meal, sandwiches and 10 dozen boil
ed eggs, had been prepared by a commit
tee of citizens, and these were turned over
to Marshal Browne. Camp Anna Digs
was vacant lot near the depot and was
donated by a prominent townsman for that
purpose In a miserable sleetstorm the
army camped and was fed.
Mr.. Bonsall, who has managed the citi-
Ntiln arrangement nNits lAtAiA ANil AfAUNf AAt
10 supper The latter then held a crowded
meeting in the opera house. Sixteen OF
the best of recruits enlisted and joined i'm
mediately after camp was reached. They
are all genuine workmen. eight of them
having federation or lodge tickets. Two
are cooks and were hailed a. acquisitions.
One walked from Ashtabula in lour days.
Another came from Connecticut and two
from Alliance.
An Ambulance Corps Needed.
Three men are sick under DR. Kirkland 3
care. The food and exposure to the cold
are responsible. Browne was informed
here that POO striking potters at East IiV-
erpool would join the army. 4 late start
was ordered, for the march from Alliance
was trying.
The weary commonweal struggled into
Beloit at noon, five miles out of Alliance
ana y from Pittsburg. The march was
broken at Niles Junction, where Marshal
/ Browne called halt for half an hour.
Horn blowing and chatting from the vii
layers greeted the cOmmonweal. Some OF
the boys had several bushels of snow balls
prepared for the army, but the appearance,
of the men was 50 forlorn that they were
allowed to pass through unmolested. Sew
eral have deserted, aud there is much
| grumblng. Owing to rough roads, tn,
marchers were not able TO make schedule
time today.
Evening journal., 1894-03-29

One dozen bottles Of Johann
Hof's Malt extract give as much
strength and nourishment as a
cask Of ale without being intoxi-
eating.
The Genuine Is always sold as Johann
Hoff's Malt Extract, and must have ne g.
nature of " JOHANN HoFF" on the neek
label.
Eisner & Mendelson Co., Agents, re and
Is4 Franklin St., New York.