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passed by without trouble. General But
Ter then went on without much more in
terruption.,
81 want To say this to you and to some
of you who stood by me when it took men
to do So I intend to speak if / have to
stay here until sundown."
He then said that in 1876 he took his life
in his own hand to redeem the state anc
he thought then that the state would at
least have free speech, but it seemed that
to some few even this is not permitted,
That will never win. 1t won't work here
or any where else 1t will BRING untoid
woes if it is persisted III.
Standing Up tn CAN'T.
Easley, S. c.. August 2-(Special.)-heso-
lutions have been passed by Larry Gahtt
local alliance at Spartanburg refusing to
acquesce in Gantt's expulsion by the state
alliance. The resolutions declare that the
state alliance acted unjustly i'll that no
notice was given CAN'T, that 1t eXceeueu It's
jurisdiction, going beyond the constitution
that Encampment alliance Will conslder
Brother CAN'T in good standing until ne Is
regularly tried and found guilty.
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,,,.,-o. No constitution Is too
$3.50 20 no amended when chahSeu So'
ditions make such amenuilen' ,s o,.,,
t.cb generation is capable ol SCI g. -,
mert and must suit to Its pecui1a'
The machinery of government anu 'ne a.,
The house in this congress an' - yotcd
nv moro than two-thirds maJoii.s, 49,.
~ s,,I,rn,t such an amendment TO tne STATS
for ratification Thus far the sena'e nc
refused to listen to the popuioi - -
for the direct election or IT'S ineiio
if shall continue to stand IN the wy
ref, 1m L shall favor the other |, 49,,
suggested in the constitution, anu ..
the submission OF such an amendnneh. "
>. convention called at the request Oh '"o-
thirds OF the states.
Only One Term for a President
81 am infavor of an amendment 10 ~"
constitution making the president ihehsiDie
TO reelection, liz order that he may not pc
tempted by ambition tc use the chorii'ou'
patronage at his disposal to secure u COLI
tinuancc in office.
II am in favor of liberal pension poh-
CIV towards the nations disablcS and needy
soldiers and toward their widows anu oe-
penents.
.Hrhe time has come. i'll my opinion, Tor
the operation of telegraph systems by th2
general government, IL conHeclioH Win tii'
postal SYSTEM
.'iSelieving that the government whlch
creates is greater than the creature cTeatcu,
l favor the strict control or railroads ara
of all other public corporations by proper
legislation 10 the end that they may be
made TO carry out TIE beneficicnt purposes
which called them into being. TIE people
of Nebraska have special interest In the
dealings of the government with the Union
Pacific railway. and i shall favor the fore
closure % the government IeI OF oil the
Pacific railways and their sale, or the pur-
ctase and operation or the same BY the gov
ell mcnt, in order that taecommerce OF Ne
braskit and Of other western states. may
not be 3urdencd ~ tolls collected to pay
interest On ar c>orbit2nt valuation.
THE laborcr Is worthy OF his hire, ana
upon the. independence ana prosperity OF
workngIaen ,4pon the farms ana in the
shops depends the prosperity O: the ma
ton, if not, indeed, its ;'erpetUity as ma
ton of freemen. L. believe that justice can
not be secured between large corporate en-
,,lovcrs and THAR numerous employees with
Movers and their numerous EN-
ployes without legal arbitration
Of differences, ana, IL elect
ed 20 the senate / shall favor the applica-
ton Of the principle of arbitration as lar
as the federal authority extends.
The Skill and Knowledge
Essential to the production of the most
perfect and popular laxative remedy known
have enabled the California Fig syrup Cenl-
pany to achieve Il great success IN the
reputa ton OF It's remedy, Syrup % Figs, as
it is conceded 10 be the universe! laxative
10 h. oil Il crs~f erG
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REFORMERs ARE SPLIT UP.
Some of Them Want One Thing ana
Others Another Thing.

Columbia. S. c., August 2-(Special)--
Chairman Sigh, of the state reform exec
utive committee. has called this body to-
gether to meet at an early day to consider
calling OFF the reform convention ordered to
meet August 10th.
This action is taken in view Of the open
discussions in the reform faction.
All the candidates for governor except
Evans are opposed to a convention and de-
sire to go before the general democratic
primaries.
Ii the committee refuses to withdraw the
call. then Evans's nomination will be as
sured. but leading reformers declare that
the resulting detection will destroy the
ascendency of the reform faction.
PrOhis May Take Unnd.
1t is current here that the prohibtionists
propose to take a hand in the selection of
the governor and will throw their strength
solidly to the candidate who most nearly
conforms to their views.
Has No Power in the Premises.
Mayor Sloan today in the cases of several
saloonists, arrested two months ago at the
instance of prohibitionists. for running
blind tigers" decided that he had no juris-
diction and dismissed the accused, taking
the ground that the dispensary act of 1892
removes from him all power in the premises.
The mayor, therefore, appears to concede
that the act of 1893 has not been passed
upon by the supreme court.
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TURNED THE DISPENSER LOOSE
Judge Watts Decides That the Act of
IS93 is constitutional.

Columbia, S. c.. August 3-(Special)-At
Spartanburg yesterday Judge Watts. of the
seventh district, released Dispenser Lang
ston of Laurens, arrested by the Laurens
municipal authorities for selling whisky
without license as dispenser. Judge
Watts found that the dispensary act of
1895 was constitutional and in the police
power of the state and that II has not
been declared unconstitutional by the SUI
preme court. Judge Watts is Tillmanite
and was elected at the last session of the
legislature over Judge Hudson, who had
declared the dispensary law unconstitu-
tional.
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C,Es ELANDITms ARE MAD.
They Take II 10 to 4 Silver Resolution
to Heart.

Dallas. Tex. August 3.--After 1924 ball
lots for the nomination of a candidate. the
congressional convention at Corsicanna ad-
journed a noon today to meet at Dallas on
August list From start to finish the vote
stood Burke, 81; Poiudexter, g.; Abbott,
u: Hardy. 10.
1t is certain, matters now stand, that
neither Of these candidates can get the
nomination. Ii is thought the adjournment
to Dallas will help Burke, whose home is
here.
The adoption of a Is to 1 silver resolu-
ton by the convention created some in
dignation among the Cleveland people of
Dallas. They held an indignation meeting
this afternoon and passed resolutions de-
nouncing their delegation for voting Tor
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The People Are Prosperous.

People coming in from various counties
in northern and middle Texas report that
e. crraat rain which set in yesterday
general everywhere. They say that the
corn crop surpasses anything ever known
in the history OF Texas farming. Cotton
is as fine as If could be. TIE whole "a
ricu.tural Texas is in an exceedingly pros
Ta~ols condition. and everybody IS praying
for congress to pass the tariff bill and ad-
iouTn and so home.
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Tho Skill md ESnOyyIc1

Essential to the production of the most
perfect and popular laxative remedy known
have enabled the California Fig syrup COM
repIIta tior, of its remedy, Syrup Of Figs, as
it is conceded 10 be the universal laxative
Irn.. sole hv all druggists.
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Only nine days till the Cotton
Contest closes No gueSSes will
be received after August 18th.
Send in your subscription with
guess at once.
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'T have ros abused any one except
few out there who tried to howl me down.
l never would do such a thing. / men
out there who were with in far more
dangerous places.
I'D stand with you now IL you were on
the right side" said the same old soldier.
Go ahead. Wen listen"
Butler-'No you won't. That's not what
you are here for. I'm afraid some OF you
are not liberal enough to hear me and give
a man his free speech. | thought the men
of Union were remarkable for their cour-
tesy and chivalry, and / believe ma
jority of them are. / sat there and listened
to all he had to say to me, but when /
got up to talk about him, his henchmen
attempted to howl me down. (Hurrah
for Tillman and Butler.)
T. X. Palmer-'Did you call this crowd
a lot of thieves?'
mo, certainly did not"
Palmer-"Then L apologize"
Some thought that this would precipitate
another row. but luckily The war cloud
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SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1894-05-17

5dwsrr Rinoertrumpit DC
9 gaar idiuers W6nnrritrlmyis 3se
3 CUTE 5rousHitrimpi, 2se
Stidereitu.
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5000 srtru brett " l0e
ShuhG
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ssiueerihubt. l-5 Sabre 35c
Rinoeri6uhs. groln' 9toer 50
7amtuihHse, isin Rib CSC
Tamsn Slippers CSC
5sins glduusriaubs sl.4S-sa.oo
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1894-05-17

in jarsV werssn iesi Male in otr
R6hreH ots @aiierperiss stIaRseH unl
in ben 6Oisls ale Dsliiateft auiss.
tiisi.
Die darmer IN RanIpm gpanir
iaen ileibis 8nderrhbeH. nm ~ iebsn,
oh bic 9nderrabtH. aultur in Wpro. Ia'
ipta mil GrFpls bsirisben peroen ianu
oosr Hihi. Den n6tbisen Samen erhal'
ten iis frsi oeliefsrt.
Die AaeHien Der 500. Bahn ic5lisben
iest inpn GoHtrafie ab, 1ieh poR Bisr
mari Had eem CiitR ~ transportirsn,
Gieies IL Gin uHtrhsliaes SsiAsn. baf
oas Bahnbett, welhes IdoR ieii Sab.
ren bic 8iSmori iertisssittlt IN, mil
66ienrn btltst tperbeu wirb. Cine anr
SabI Arbeiitr hnb bsrsiis an Der Sire.
de weitliA pon aulm bamit bsIbdftiai
oos 4abnbeti ansbeiieru. @ir mbd,er
eabsr ben Taatias RniisH in Gmmons
MtSutei& aHb 2eeon GsuHtp rathsn
AZ bleiben, no Ne iinb unb Hid,t mad
JamseiopH eoer anesTn 6filiheR 6tdb.
ten oss staatss Sn ipmmsn. mn arbeii
40 Iudfn, ba abiolHt nehr drbuter esrl
iinb, als arbeif IN. OR. .. pionisr. !
Nus Tower iuire aemsIbsi, bat
Cam Smiih, sin beraatietsr Nsser
ben 9alisiheriH Ola TeisritH, ssr ibr
psrbaftsH ipO1ts, eriAOiisR bat. DC,
gleser tntilsb In ben @aIb. iprrbs abe'
ipdtfr einssianaen unb mad gsinet se
brsdt, nm BEN Ridisr 2pa6 aus ben
wess Su ssbsH.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1894-05-17

ptrr IS. ", Jtep0Q oon Scptl1np
reiiis lssts seohs aui isinsn Rtaierunes
pOhsu i'm itrum aIasta; ir,nt @aiiin
besIsitsts ihu.
@OUHiodst. qettsn TOunerItaa
brahsu JIue uun ben iiIrjIid, einaebradb'
ten ~8lIuoidwein6sH" !. 0orpsp une
SAM. Totten ans eem Sejirisaeidnanib
uno ueileH nod oui irtiem 5us.
aus BaibinsiOn uiro berihist,
oob Der GUHsrsbabstsroneis sueas leo.
ten 3pnueriiae isinsn SUriblaa betr.
HepiIisuns uOn $4,000 Sur Grid.
tAne elmer Ssriuhsbsilanitnlt fur alte
SOlsatsn IN pot Syringe uOrssbradt
bat.
Ben @atsrtonn mire beriAtet,
saS Gin Sonoiturm am 5reilaa bic
BsijsnIaatsH ppR 10 grp,sni bis An
sdnJIidem Ruin iasdoists; pisIs Spei.
lsHisleer lutreeH In Central, Taista NIT
6Ians Hns Germ HsusroiHss sinssidst
iusroeH maiieu.
SH eaR1ua braHHit am 5pnnias
Gbeuo Z. %. Nlorid,'s Siall init adbt
pisrosH, Tampibreihmaihins, 1000
Suisel bsisr. 1000 y. Germ. Geitirr.
uHe Naihiuea nitesr. Saaeen s,5O0O; I;
Ys:fi6trnus tl,s00. gutitsbunssur,
Iad1s ees lsners uubetaHni.
@hstIsr. Sn gsair Sallsp n man
ani Der 5arm bee J. RobaR b,im
SrunRensrabsH In siHsr Iisis ppn stpa
60 dub ani cine ushterr dub uddtise
RUbIsni6i6is ssiiUbeR. Ia gsrin6e
bic Braudbarisit Der RsbIs odrasthau,
10 htrrihi irrubiat auiresune Hns eeuti
man ernitlih an of ausbtutuns eisiss
annoss.
Das gofidmi ~ DoHiipn parss
slHem ipdten Uhrstr Der Stast. Tmner,
perlisbsH unb Der Seireidr pom Staats
gsntrsltOmitt D'1ritn Nar piiihene.
Ssius Der p0rte ssltiitsten Tisnits n.
I. 10. bsrtdtisitn Han isiutr Wv.
iihi ibH an BEN Gmie. Ran bat ihH
IN Walhinsisn onrd NsripreAnns siRes
sHoersu wredtHs berubisi.
Sursn. 9sstsH 5rsiios wHrss Der
Siaa iommi tinsm IperthuUnsn Yisroe.
Bferoessihirr. @srtSsus u. I. No.. Gissn'
tbum ees aisr ReSHtOih. stH Roub
Der 5lammsn. Ran sloubt on BraHb'
itiitaua Oosr Uermuibsi. oab Doe 5euer
eurh 9anoitrsiher, bic bic bisiist @e'
ssne aberihwemmen, unablidtlid sHi'
iiaassH il. ReSntOib. sin shrba,tr
uHe bart oTbsiitnosr Mann, piro onrh
ben SsrIuh ihuer sstrsfim,
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1894-05-17

@ts uisl SpmpOtbis bic gOrspaHtr.
ssrsn aui Ssm Rarihs Hah Waihins.
ton bsiinolitt -Slrms.H- pabrinsiulit
psH eurdwes slsiHpsribissu Gltmsutsr
JnianmtHssisst FHf. N an iUlssHosm
Beri6t aus Softtuss. .yatbr.. 30 srmefen
-@aHNsns ..drmst" bot. so Raun Hart.
IN sinsm hsInsH, Oitiih pOn b,sr sslsst.
ven GehslJ Gin Eager auissidlaaen.
Gin assut Der Cambria pliHtRs Com
paHp uSn @sowins srbOt ii6. siHsH
Ibeil Oser Idmmtlids 9suit Hah ben
0rubsH in Rsucaitit ~ brinssH. no ne
tinen Tasslobn psH sl &C pereienen
phroeH. Tos Nnerbietsu purss runs.
neg ausssialassu. Der WaaOr bsiuhI
csssolb Der arm.s. iAlsRuisit psitsr ~
JIsbsu."
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1894-05-17

Das @eiammtsrssbnIb Der bard
bas 9earp @sisg anasOronsisu Chine
len ReaiitriruHe N: alabama 3; NJ
taHias 67; GaIi'Orutsu uno RsuabC
s7,s77; G0luraoS unb @p0mins $50
GoHRsetieut uab Rboes Sslanb $40
SlOrioo 100; Georgia 1856; SImOis
l.s72; SHoiana ll3; Soma l0l Ron.
fac uuo Oklahoma l2l; Rtutudp 3s
2suiioua uno RihiKippi 666; Narp'
iaHs, DeIapars uno Der Diitriit Go
luMbia 709; NaRahuittis 2.l35; Nli'
Aisan 1873; RiuneiOta 81; Riiiouri
$50; NOuiana, JoahO Hub Utah H.
500; Esbrasia, Sio' DaiOta xns ROre'
GaiOia 407; Reu. Samplh,rs, gsrm0nt
xAo Waine ia; Rem Jsrisp 6Sl
Rsp Reriis uno ariSOna l,7Sl: Rsir
Dorf 6. RAT; Rpro Qarplina IL; Obi,
ala; OreasH uHb xDaihinstsH lO.Ss5
peHHIslpaHieu 1874; Ghb' Caroline
80; TesneHss 70; Tsras l,o2l; Sir'
sinia &c; @iseouiin l39. @tiammi
jahl l05,3l2. Rad Der GeuIasauinah
me ssn 1890 bstrus bic 9ahl Der 10
ben Der. SiaatsR lebsnbtH Ghinsitr
l07.485.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1894-05-17

Sm ,psiili6sn RanIas, 10 beriaisi
Der GprreipoubsHt sines sRslii&snBlat'
tes. Himmt bic 6armsrbep6litrmxs Its,
tis an 9abl ob. Sm Sabre 1888 sHi.
hitlteH % Counties ned l01,66 Gee.
len, unb bente bstrdst bietBsiammtyiiftr
HMr nod $4,000. Die llria&s bisies
.Grobus- IN natirliH sarin sn ixAsn.
sab aui benz bsrtieen aanbe Mi&ts
RsHtss ssssiben pin. Gs IN ~ mai.
ierarm, HHb bic srobartisfH HeipdKs-
ranss'll 'llHterHebmnneen baben nibt ben
erpartetrH Grfols stbabt. Der qaHb'
pirtb ID aber Ridt Der Ginsiss. ipelder
bert Ginbn6s erlittrn bat. MAI Der san'
zen Gtrtde, ben 9wnslinisn Der Santa
as, Der MiHeHri paeihe nab Ger liHisu
paeife tntlaHs. beiinbsn fi4 ssriafens
DrtSAaIten, eie pielperipre4eHb arRH'
Gen uns cine 0fii lang cine srpbe 8n.
ixHft Ja habtn idbieHen. SR Der. HHbm-'
1uisbs pnresn piele WadiieiHet tbaue'
onieeIhhrt unb ipeiieG Gtraben ausarleet
Ranhs bei Sdnier babtn absr nismali
eiRen Miethtr ssifben. uHb aHsers nan'
ben bale wieber iesr. Nui ben Stra'
zen tsrriAt isin Bnisbr, Der bss Ma
mems perth III. ssR Chico 4. u. taItei
iett Hur nod bic wenishm 0het an
Der Sakrsn mar bort etbsn snb DC
peenRe, nut bsr Dabntoi wnrbt yel
0nlaalen uitt teer. Dsiili4ss Rapits
hst IN Ulmee berttin. sbts istt ~
sas Mlxss suIestsrt. Gsntt pnt1biHis'
Eisisrt six ssSrss esiiyisl. DID ein
Hsdas ~ = savssi pstsls, fists'
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1894-05-17

Srr 3. e. 3isbodb bon seutIauS
rsiiis lssts ssO&s aui isiHsn Rtuisrunss
poiteu I'm ierHeu alasta; ir,nt @oitin
beslsitsts ihu.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1894-05-17

,,1ts EemOirdtsn-. iast Hns rspu.
bliiaulitc 9rtiune. reuommireu tets
NIT ibrsr Sparismirit, Rno bod bIsibt
bic Ibatiaas unauithtbar. bab iie so
RiIIiOneH 9VIlars bergen mubisH, nm
BIC lauisHoeH AassabeH ~ osdsn absr
d blsibt aad bic Ihatiahe HnaHistht.
bar, oa6 oW 3smOiruten burssn mus
ten, neil Die RspubIiiaHsr ibrs Anlsi'
ben iH,msr i'm Sunossidhabs srhObsn.
bic sIidIid ieiH rOther SsItr mshr oa
rin mar, uno bic Temotraten ihreu
Bump no aHOers anIsstu mubtsn. { .. }
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1894-05-17
10 o.. SOisss in Wiisari IL cine

% o.. SOisrb in RiFsuri III cine
nsue Toopriabrii unter ben Ramsn
-GsHtral Nsoieal College sssruRbst
wsrsen. neil eas bUrtiss- RSrtb,psittrn
Wsoieal College our6 RihtaHsrieHu.
uHs ieiHer Giplome isitsns Der Staats'
prafuHssbeborbe isiHsuRui uerlOrsH bat
nns mahri6einliA 'iHsebsn wiro. Gin
oortises oeut,d,es Blatt meint: -Soi'
isnilid niro bic usus jubraii uur stnsn
gang suieu artiiel lisisru. oenn Shsno
auf BEN IN 5raes iOmmsuOsn 8sbistt
IN i6Uu stnua uorhuuosu."
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1894-05-17
10000 perionen iino bepoeen, ibre Ginfdufe inn
Wroben yaoen bon GbanlpenD Srotbers,
s.r~.r. <Danamafer Store" oes 11oropeitens.

madden urd lbr baSn Ere
Gbampenp
seihaheu Die nit
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1894-05-17

uHe Sdulsn puresn ssbdui. iOsar cine
StrabeHbobnlinis wuros aHasItsi. 0euis
wimmeli es bort BON Brairishdnneu, bic
Soiels iiH6 unbswVbn,, une alleS cehi
rai6ehem geriaI snissssu.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1894-05-17
@sas unr.dt bat Gin NIT O,uG Orsuc

0suJ Hnrtdt bat Gin NIT osuG Olepo,
HsrH ismpdthiiirsnoss pshisIblatt nidbt,
eas u. q. idreibt: .Su HssblS. Gal.
bat cine anSahl eisisr Gehtl0isu H&
auisbsr siumsl isIbh sshOlisn uns III mil
einsr 2OtOmOtipe uuo mehrsrru @aasn
eauonseiahrsH. sber iAUn an Der nah
itn Station hsianesn ne iih in Der &C.
malt Der Sdihu. Grit wsuu 1 ben
Gotepdusrn seltnssn iOlltr, tIHs game
Giisnbabn su itthIsn. ruis uuisrn Rili
pudrsH. be i'm 1snoesisnat fisen Oosr
srrt usrtrster hHO, wtresu ne iih pOr
znirtr Sbrisisit A6tHns usrihaffsu. "
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1894-05-17

ale usn ehsn anbnn essnftsttr sulsmmsr nnb Ne in
kSn lxtffu latrfw eglt ~ ala Bnhfiba Ntsir JetIi
lana ftiAEifn Dsttsssn ibn las eief lets etsnfhtl
sns ftrittm lstsis psiimtitn sgs, ane ~ " TIN mil
kf itn taF nrsdfbGf. Dh tihsni4aii hsi bsn,ffn
sst ssiaft cine N snb hss3all
ssaftiutisnfAs rseeu>Inna sE,sffui, rsnp hatsft
kEs tctfissu see 3, =. Ntsnfs 4 ns,. 1sl<ss. ctse
N kif fif stn,is1 ssrhainfisnsHs sm im Uauas, ~
nirt inrzftt4 b Dsiu eau *sttn pen 10 kfspf<r ~
ln ftr<n xttsitHd psn asnsmmss, 4tf Rit stlsfs -
sssss s.slAn: ssts esA s'ssslsr hns ssssriAf tsw
,....', I. AZ ss:s;s. s,:.;.'.,. a. 4: ss'''s 2
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1894-05-17

atbsHs. pa. l3. Mai. Dis6aupt
lsituua bfr -llnitse etstes 4ips Co.,
ipelds HsuH WeileH pon bier surd sis
un @ale fabri, IN anasispii psrbsn,
uHb bas Del. wslHss wis Der HaNer
Itrahl siHes Gprinebrannens ans bsr
Defining brinst, In Branb stistt. On
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shot Two Bank Experts.


Council BLUFFS. Ia, Dec. lG.-in the
anger Of discovered guilt. John r..
Huntington. a clerk in the Citizens Bank.
siiot Experts 2. Y. Hayden and c. F..
Cromwell. who We're prodding him this
morning aboat a Sj99 shortage, and then
shot himself Huntington is dead and
both OF his victims are IN critical con-
dition to night.
The astounding tragedy was enacted
in the directors room Of the bank about
Il o'clock. Hayden end Cromwell. who
are employees of the Fidelity and Casualty
Company. Of New York. had been here
three days investigating the shortage.
They had been summoned from Chicago
by the bank officials. All the employees
of the bank are under bonds IN the Surety
Company.
The two experts had an engagement
with Huntington a; the bank this morn
ing. They were putting some cnharrass-
ing question 10 him, when. without a mo-
meni's warning. Huntington walked over
10 where Cromwell was sitting and shot
him. Hayden bolted for the door, fol-
lowed oy Cromwell.
Before they coHld escape. however,
Huntington empticd three more cham
hers of the revolver into them. Hunt
ington then turned the weapon against
himself, causing fatal wounds.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-12-19
The Swine Plague.

With estimated losses of between
SIa.Gn0aa and S2lOn,0o1 from hog
cholera and swine plague in the United
States The discussion Of the treatment
and means Of prevention OF these dis
eases Ia . buRetine issued by the agri-
cultural dopaE.ment, is Of great value to
the farulers Of this country.
The most efiicaeiaas remedy tried by
the governments agents i the follow
ing; Wood charcoal, sulphur. sodium
sulpha,e and antimony sulphide, one
pound each; sodium chloride, bicar5on-
ate and sodium hyposalplite, two pounds
each. These are to be completely pull
verized and mixed. and daily dose of a
large tablespoonful for elrh 2o1 pounds
weight OF hogs given. The medicine may
also be used n a preventive OF these
diseases. I; should be put in the feed of
the whole herd. To insure slccessiul
treatment the animals should be kept in
dry and comfortable quarters, away from
drafts Of air. Five orsix months should
he allowed 10 elapsc after an outbreak be
fore new hogs are purchased or any OF
the old herd are sold.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-12-19

THE Democrats having filed the
places under the government with their
nephews and nieees, their strikers and
their heelers, the President has issaed
an order placing the employees cf the
Treasury Department under the civil
service, - that they cannot be removed
10y the next administration. The swarm
of gaugcrs and storekeepers, inspectors
and agents, made necessary 10y the in
ternal revenue laws, that now hold po-
sitions, are thus made permanent fix
tures in their various offices.
1t will he remembered that at the
expiration OF his former term Mr..
Cleveland issued a similar order rela-
tive to railway clerks, and if President
Harrison had not suspended it for ten
days not a single Republican woald
now be holding one OF those positions.
Now he takes time by the forelOck, and
all Republicans having been dismissed
from the revenue service, he fixes his
own followers therein in the middle of
his administration, when the order
cannot be suspended. except by his
own sweet will.