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The herald., 1894-04-08
Harbors and Tariff.

EDITORS HERALD I'll have noticed in
the HERALD lately many ex pfeasions OF
opinion from persons who are generally
supposed to be true blue McKinleyites
favoring deep water harbor for South
ern Calii0Fnia, One especially insists
harbor at which large steamers could
land in all seasons. How this can be
Teconciled with protectlonism l am nn-
able to see. The object of deep water
harbors IL ia enable goods TO he brought
from other countries cheaper by decreas-
ing the risk and dispensing with lighter
age. The object ola protective tariff is
to make it more expensiyeS to- bring
goods into the country. Ii there issonly
barely enough protection now 20 insure
the markets OF Southern California to
home industries, and we build deep
water harbor and thus dispense with
lighterage, we shall be compelled
to immediately raise the tariff in
order to Offset the harbor. The
French government once built q railroad
from Brussels to Paris in order to in
crease their Belgian trade and make
Belgian commodities cheaper to the
people of Paris, and the next adminis-
tration raised the tariff on Belgian com
modities to Offset the railroad, and the
Belgian government did The same.
Tearing up the railroad would have
accomplished the same purpose. AS the
3. o. p. stands q slim chance OF ever
being able to increase tariff dutiee. it
ought to be very slow to throw open our
home markets to foreign competition by
lessening the cost of importation. Not
only would a deep-sea hsrbor tend to
cheaper cost Of importation. but it would
destroy "home industry'-the light.
erage industry. All large ships must
without deep-water harbors use lighters
in unloading their cargoes. This gives
employment to large numbers OF Ameri.
can citizens, who eat american corned
beef and cabbage" and this makes a
market for our farmers. How can any
genuine protectionist favor such cold
blooded slaughter Of great American
industry? NJ. w. CoNKLING.
The herald., 1894-04-08
Arcade Depot.

Take Santa Monica trains from San Fernando
street, Naud's Junction, Commercial street,
Arcade depot, Jefferson street winthrop sta
tiop}. Grand avenue or University,
For north Arcade, Comm erctai street, Naud's
Junction. San Fernando street.
For east; Arcade, Commercial street, Naud's
Junction,
For other branches; Arcade, Commercial
street, Naud's junction, San Fernando street.
Local aud through tickets sold, baggage
che eked Pullman sleeping car reserva tions
made, and general informant on given upon ap,
plication 10 J. NJ. CkAWlEY, Asst Pas. Agt.-
No. l44 b. Spring st., cor. Second. CHARLES
SEYLER, agent at depots.
KICH'D GRAY, Gen'l Irafio Mgr,
r. Il. GOODMAN,
Geu'l Pass Agl.
The herald., 1894-04-08

s5undays only. ASundGVs excepted.
CATALINA BLAND.
Southern Pacific Company's trains connect
at San Pedro with fine steamer Falcon.
The herald., 1894-04-08

! Enjoy y9usseli y a reasopsbls ratss and dine
The herald., 1894-04-08

nR. WONG HIM, who has practiced .medi-
~ cine in Los Angeles for 10 yearE. and
whose Office is at 639 Upper Main street. will
treat by medicines all diseases of women, men
and children. The doctor claims that hehas
remedies that are superior to all others a. .
trial alone will convince the sick that Dr..
Wong Him's remedies are more eticaciOus than
can be prescribed. Dr. Wong Him is . Chinese
physician of prominence and q gentleman OF
responsibility, His reputation iR more than
well established, and all persons needing his
services can rely upon his skill and ability. At
cure is guarsnteedin every case in which res
covery Is possible. Herb medicines for sale
The herald., 1894-04-08

Betwesn East San Pedro and Long Beach, 10
minutes
RUBIO CANYON AND ECHO MOUNTAIN.
Trains leave Los Angeles 8 am. IL am and
40 y. IN. and A .. m. daily.
Fine pavilion ana hotel.
The herald., 1894-04-08
Los AnaeIeS Terminal R'y.

Los Angeles depOts, east end of First street
and Downey avenue bridgeS
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-09-20
OF DEATH.
4 Lady at Delaware Awaiting n
Close OF Her Existence.

Harrington. De-. specia.: \ We'll
known lady living here, i, has been
privately learned. mas had a Fremont
;ion OF early death. and has according
~ begun making arrangements FOR mex
demise. II i no: anown o anyone eX'
cep. 70 the LADY herself when the Ga!
i 70 arrive. bu: !; is believed she ex'
poets the time o. her existence - be
very short. Daring the asst week she
has been arGen;..y working. anu mas
completed a dress in which she want
70 be buried. !, was made entirely by
her own hands. for the sole purpose.
and viii nc, - worn by her until death
shal. claim h-:. Eyery night before
retiring sic examines il and often
puts j. on. .Aea replaces il in its pre-
v!ous place 70 60 duty a, the funeral.
The prenon...on o. death came in a
dream. ana 80 sure does the oms
fee! Tia: !. wi. occlr on The day and
manner dreamed tina; she has made
settlement: WIZ everyone with whom
she las haG a2y Transactions, and TOW
slowly and ra!r!al.y awai.s the c.ose
~ raT eN.s.-r6
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-09-20
Train Blown from the Track in
Missouri.

Charleston. No. spec.a.: NO men
x. A...el an = score .. p~o?.e IL
.ure-. Ia: .: them :a:a..y. Z s storm
.e.e. during wE.c- q rain VA. blown
from - :.acA. Ire G...e1 are:
Pa~ua..A DEN c: Bertrand, 10.
Fred Mcclellan g: ElG0raC0. -
Ato-. o'c.cca - :Le Afternoon s
YES: tp--! express OF ne CAIRO
branch c: re --u- Noa-:a.- roa1 was
STICK by : hurricane an serious
w.ecE resulted. --e wind lifted he
e.:.rs string Q: coaches ard landed
hem -.s:.-ce c. ,weu:y fee: from
re .-ac.. ,-r2..- :ae- amos; CON-
p.e:e.y ever. Those re-: seriously
.2-. fastened . - rescue O. TIE .ess
.~o-.-us.- Fire broke out Y me
6e-o.s. :o- :-e threatening a hoo
cas-, w..o[ vas fortunately ave-teG.
lie lanes o.-E e~X.+cE-.s-e1.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-09-20
south Dakota Briefs.

THE Secretary OF the Interior mas
approved the allotmen;s in severalty
10 the Iankton Indians in South "a
kota There are l.4O0 allotees,
the allotments embraced over lOo,VoV
acres.
IN view of the extensive forest hres
in Michigan and Wisconsin, every
precaution is being used 10 prevent
similar fires in the Black Hills. Gov
eminent Timber Agent Fay, stationed
al Rapid City. has made arrange
ments with the telephone company 10
notify him promptly OF any timber
fires that ma occur either day or
night, and steps will Immediately be
taken to put them out
MATTERS in connection with the
state fair and grain palace al Aber-
deem are moving along in an excellent
manner The state fair buildings are
being put in iirst-class shape and ire
race track is said by horsemen 10 Dc
in excellen; condition. Several me
strings OF horses are alrerGy entered
ami there is every indication that inc
speed program vii! be u drawing card
Work on the grain palace decorations
Is progressing rapidly a large loree
being continually employed.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-09-20
COMBINE AGAINST CHINA.
Treaty Entered Into Between the
Corean> and Japanese.

Washington special: \ telegram
has been received a, the japanese Le-
CATION that a treaty. offensive and de
tensiye. with a view 20 driving Oh, the
Chinese. mas been signed by Japan ana
Corea- l, provides for the inGepend-
ence OF Corea: the elimination Of Chi
nese authority in that country, and
binds lapan 10 carry OF war against
China, both offensive and defensive.
Corea 70 give lis forces every posi-
be facility and 70 furnish the necessa-
~ supplies a: reasonable rates The
treaty IS 10 las; uI;i. peace IS conc.ul-
&c between China ana Japan
!, is also announced that the En-
perov Of Japan wi. take Up lis resi-
6ence a. Hiroshima or the 1871 inst,
and that the headquarters 0. the army
and rsvy vii. be moved % tia: p.sce.
Hiroshima has hitherto been Used s.
the base Of operations tor TIE move
men: c. ;roons apG supplies 20 COrea
ac6 other points. auG ne ac;.oa Q: the
EIy~:o: il ;ak.rE p rs residence
;Lere i interpreted - indicate rs -
:e2i:or q ~?e->o2a..y sGpe-ir:en3!n-
active ope-a..o2< 9: ne VA {. he
pin: So -ear ire >ceLe 4: 1Qs:-.:.e>
- practicable.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-09-20
RErI BLICANs.
The state Ticket Completed and Il
Platform Adopted.

Denver special: In the Republican
Convention Mrs. y. !. Peavy o! Den
yer. was nominated by reclamation
for State Superintendent Of Public In
struction W. Il. Dudley and &. NJ.
Gitfn were nominated for regents OF
the state university.
The report OF the committee on res
%olutions. which was unanimously
adopted, declares the paramount issue
in the state to he the suppression OF
anarchy and lis restoration from the
lawlessness fostered by the present
populist executive. II supports all
measures for the amelioration Of la
Dor, deprecates the efforts Of agitators
70 array class against class. and asks
for such policies as will most efectu-
ally multiply the demand for labor and
increase It's compensation: demands
the tree and unlimited coinage Of sill
ser at a ratio Of Is 10 !, and is opposed
to making the policy of the United
States wait or depend upon the action
Of n other country: believes tina;
prosperity will not return 10 this coun-
Try until such a law is enacted, and
that free coinage will Only come from
the hands of the Republican party:
i%enounces the Peoples party as q
paper money party. Z opposed 10
the free coinage OF silver. ana en-
3orses the REIMBURSEMENT OF women.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-09-20
FOREIGNERS GOING HOME.
Think Their Chances Better in the
Old n

san francisco special: Steamers
which arrive here weekly from AUS
tralia. New leland. Hawaii, China,
japan ard the Central America states
have few. if any, immigrants, while
the emigration is becoming greater
daily. The Italian. Portuguese and
Slavonia lsborers do not like the out
look for next winter and are making a
rush for the east and Europe. An
agent who controls much OF the travel
between this city and Europe said:
During the last month sold over 40
steamship tickets to Italians and Por-
tuguese who want 10 get out OF CALI
fornia. Last week | sold Us tickets
and on Saturday morning | sent away
titty.two Italians who wanted 70 escape
a winter in San Francisco. Inc lat
ter people as a class are afraid 10 FISK
next winter. and all who have the
money are hurrying home. those
who cannot reach Spain. Italy or Por'
tugal are going east a. they consider
their chances Of getting WORK there
better than here. 1t is no, a question
or tariff or no tariff. but simply OF the
man who will work for the least
money. In consequence the Chinese
and .1apapese hold the fort.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-09-20
Indian SCOUTS To Go.

Washington special. Secretary La
mon, las Gec.-s3 "a; re Indian
scouts m4s; - There are 10 {:
;Le>e now Z tie a.y. s, a. expense
c: $4,000 ANNA. :: Aa> a.waYs
tee. the Yre>er: wa- o1c.as po..cy
- increase a. U4c- - vCss.b.e TIE
lighting ue- i 10 -4-s>. Tie -
cen: extension = IT, =-.->-e-: period
a-G the undoubtedly improved c.a-ac
:er Q! recruits Resting ;1e-e:-on
wa> !. important sic: = :1.> G..vc-
:.o-.. The indian sco~:> = question
have = these Gays Q: Yeac=:-. Indians
aaG happy reservations --:-.cg What
ever . 60, an ;ae Secretary a-E.es
as; Z case q: Any Indian outbreaks
s.. Q: re necessary sco-:s cod be
La i :~wcI:y-iour hours. T.e Is.
garment. however. seems cc-1Ger.
c. indian co-:er:-e-. az W.. 81;
- employment; @: re scouts.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-09-20
INSURANCE COMPANY LOSES.
important Decision Rendered by
Judge Shira> al Cedar Rapids.

Ce3a. EaY.-s >oec.A. = - ca>e @:
:-e Hartford Insurance Company
a.a.2.; ne N:.wa- sse RA..way. =
yo.yi-g $500. J-1se >a:ras over
ruled :1e ie-.--e. q: he p.a.rt:E.
wh:ca - e1ec: decides ;..e ca>= - ga
yo- Q: re defendant Simpson NcI--
tyre X Co. whose co., >:o-aEe pant,
OF 80 y!g1: .: wAy q: .le -a..-oai
co-Yac! q; No-;.ce..o was burned.
aal i co-t-ac; WI. me railway co--
pary excepting :, :,cl a. liability :oc
damage resulting :?o- re. Judge
Sa;-a> tQ.ls. :o- 80 .r>: ;.-s % the
Fedora. COR: - -owa. "a: contracts
Q: Kris c.a-a>;@- 49, 70 contrary -
the pubic policy q: ;-e s.a:e ana arg
therefore valid.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-09-20
Y DAKOTA NEW.
United states Weather Burea M.k..
Last crop Report.

Last crop Report, l..
Reports from fifty counties IN a..
state. sen; to the United S,s.t
Weather Bureau at Huron. oiva ~.
following summary Of crop condi,;au'e
announcement: living
'On account OF the poor Condition
and prospect of crops, there haiNoh
nothing more for the farmers to ering
the crop season of the South Dattoo..'
Weather Service will close win ,p;
number" WIS
Summary Ct crop conditions.
The week has been extreme w..
with cool nights, high Winds .mS SrlA
precipitation. Everything is sn1on
ing from want OF rain. Flax, miIle,
corn n pastures are drying up. and
in some localities stock is sutferina
from want OF water. AS each dass
passes by with no rain, intense hea,
and strong winds, the outlook for WIZ.
late crops there are grows less hone.
ful. NPe~
Practically all crops are a failure
this year in the section of the s,ato
east OF the Missouri River, with but
few exceptions. In many localities
wheat is being shipped in for feed.
and in the southwestern counties hor'
dering on the Missouri River il il
used to fatten hogs for spring market
Flowing is in progress, but has gen.
orally been stopped by the dry condi.
tions OF the soil. Threshing contin.
ues and in some sections is completed
General reports show a disappoint.
ment IN the yields OF all crops, in some
instances there not being one-third
enough for seed for next year.
In the Black Hills theshing is in
good progress and north of Custer
County the crops are averaging the
largest for ten ye,.rs. In the vicinity
Of Redfern, Pennington County, re-
ports show oats TO be of a we'll deyel.
oped kernel and will yield from 100 to
l25 bushels per acre: potatoes $50 to
100 bushels; abundance of garden
truck and plenty Of feed for stock.
This region is neurly all the same and
wheat is reported No. /.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-09-20
TRADE THE PAST WEEK.
Improvement in Some Branches ana
Setback in others.

New York special: buns Review
will say: Business has ME: no setback
this week and continues increasing.
The country has passed nearly three
weeks under the new tsrlA law anu a.
admit that the changes are Of less in
portsnce than was expected. II II
some branches business has materially
increased i, has gained but little or
fallen Of in others.
The most, favorable estimates Of eX-
perts puts the loss o. orr al about
4o0. 600. 900 bushels, whereas the Gov
ernment report by some i interpreted
as meaning q loss OF l.@tQ0oQ,o p bush
els. The opinion in trade does 10;
favor the oncia. estimate, snG a.
realize that a shr.nkaCe o: i01.VN.QQt
bushels ! serious. - x proves 20 be 10
greater. since !; ms aHec, TIE pvice>
az meats ior 4 year Or more. Po-a :
unchanged. Du; ,avG has risen 81 cents
aA9ndred. Western rece.Y:so {: waea;
for two weeks have been ll.I>4.i>,
bushes. agaia>: .0,f-4. I'll as; year.
and Atlantic exports were oc.y -.Q--.-
$50 asa:ns: ilVe. - as: year a-G :.e
price cen: lower. Considerable IL
jury i repo-:eG : cotton an :.e price
is a sixteenth lower.
Less activity j seen = 3ry -ooGs
Sales Q! WOO. ere >.2:5.t pounds =
two weeks. aga!as; 5.+:-.0to IS: year.
This week failures were -. aEa.-s;
81 las. year.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-09-20
LANDSLIDE IN MAINE,
Pine Tree State Gives a Republican Ma
iority of Fully $1,000.

Re.1-.. rom the Maine elections
show ma: me estimated majority Of
,,.vpl :o- Leaves and the other Re-
publican car-.Qa-es was not eXag-
-eca.@6. The Republicans carried
D.. branches Q: the Legislature.
Fleeing & : ID Senate, which two
ga : ago stood thirty Republicans AMI
Cc.e Democrat.
: Washington dispatch says that
- oyecwaelE..n- Republican victory
va q surprise 20 { erybody. The
D--3cra.s expected the state 10 20
Republican by about o0.ov0. but even
.-e Republicans aid not lCok for such
a. Unparalleled victory. The Demo
cra,-c managers say. however. the Ell
.ec. vii. IL tie end. BE- of great adj
vantage 70 the Democrats in the APP
proa hing election. II will serve 10
stimulate them 10 greater energy
!o- ne Gual struggle. The ear Y
election il the State O: Maine
has a.wa,s had a marked ef-
Zee: o. rhe general result. awrenc,
CARRIER says Il think that the cleo
ton = Name Of q Democratic Cover
nor - l>>p defeated Hancock for / re-
idec.. The Republicans Were arous q
= sense OF q sense Of the danger that
confronted hen. and from that cay
forward Internal difference, were rem
ec.eC. ana the action o! the party WAS
Harmonious
The Republicans regard the resu.;
as he biggest victory they have
achieved since the birth OF the repub
lean party. The total vote for Gov
er-or. which two years ago was TO-
90, : reduced by l@.Q.0 or .0,oOl. but
Republicans claim tina, C.ea,es' vote
WI. reach nearly .0.p q. In every
one O. the siNtcencpUntia f the state
the Democracy wa defeated.
Tae President a. vote OF Main, for
last thirty wears has cen:
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-09-20
Claims IL Isn't a Railroad

C-.cAEo spec.a.: TIE Lake Stree:
E.eva;e- Roa1. - refusing 10 lie VIII
TIE s:a:s oe-ce7s a Statement. Q: re
amour; Q: - property. raised 8 po:r:
t-at :; Vas 70: Operating 8 railroad
..2e am Consequently was exempt
FROM various assessments. Tie com
pacy claims :; o!e.a:@s --de- the
principles Q: q stree; -a..way. The
-. roa1> are compelled % 3.e 8 s:A:e-
-en: w1:ch lie stree: railway. are
80. a. .. ;a.S ground he coC-pa-y
bass - re:->a.. SAFE AlL' Tor Gore
contests :.e point. aIG EXTENDED ~
Ea:.u- = ..ae.y . res~.:.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-09-20
PROhiBiTiONuUNlON FORMED
Organized at Aberdeen with Rev. :. +.
Huntley as President.

Several clerical gentlemen and lay.
men from various parts Of the state
met at Aberdeen and organized q nom
partisan prohibition union. Rev. S.
r. Huntley OF Washington Springs,
was elected president: Rev. A. t.
Carhart of Hudson, vice-president:
Rev. Geo. a. Raglan Of Sioux Falls,
secretary. and G.. a. Uline Of Dell
Rapids, treasurer. y preamble and
constitution reciting that the prohibi:
ton law is in danger and pledging the
members OF the union to support no
man for county, municipal or state Of
flee who will not give his influence to
the maintenance of constitutional pro.
hibition vas adopted. Efforts will be
made 10 organize with the help OF a
paid state agent. a prohibition union
IN every county. The legislative COM
mittee was directed to prepare bills
for the creation of a state police force,
and for the election and remuneration
If n persen in each county 10 sell in
toxicants without profit for mechani-
cal. medicinal and scientific purposes.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-09-20
Fire Ball Fell From the sky.

Chicago special: Rev. Dr.. :. G
Towns -epu.:> "a: during a thunder
s:o:- a arg pa. @: fire ie.l :. a "a
cA-: g; Lea- - business portion Q
Ire suburb .: austin. 4 hole seve-a
Zee: - c.a-e;e: and o. CONSIDERABLE.
depth was Torn = ne ground ana u.
ear. ~ twenty Zee: AROUND va.
seeCeG az cracked. The Ia. c: -,
Ire hA... Vas acco-?a2:ed BY s ,e-y.
be pea. O. thunder arG vivid Ugh:
ming.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-09-20
Is POI 1-2 THIS TIME.
ROBERT j. BEATS HIS OWN
RECORD.
in Some Branches and a Setback
in Other Lines Barrett Scott Is
Guilty-Other Items.
knocks on Another Second.

Terre Haute. Ind. special: Worlds
records went glimmering over the
Terre Hante track, which holds all
but two. the fastest three heats in a
race. and the fastest o-year-old pacing
record. The excitement was at fever
heat when the starter announced that
Robert J. would 90 TO beat his RECORD
Of 2-:02.. At the second trial the word
was given. The clip wa so fast the
pacemaker fell behind. the first quar-
ter being done in ;30t. Up hill he
went at even a faster gait. and lie was
al the half in Loo. Down the third
quarter the unbeaten ge!ding came
like a whirlwind. and he was at the
pole in 1906.
1t was almos, impossible 10 restrain
the pentup enthusiasm. With W. or
three gentle lifts Robert J passed IN
der the wire il 2:Vlr.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-09-20
Slave Traders in Cairo Convicted

Cairo sle>.A. D: Caer.:, YYes:-
dent al the Legislative CoUnc... AID
Ha>sau Waccy, a r-;.rcl genera %:
the Esyp:.aI Amy. NO We're AZ
rested Angus: = CHARGED W. -
chasing slave Gir.>. recently o.ou-.:
here from WaGay. have been eo.y.c:-
&c after a ,horuaEa .-G.c.- .-ye>:.-.-
ton into the case. A. a..ta-y cao.ea.
Sharawi Pasha. wno wa> a--e- W.;a
the same ofen>e a~o>cur-t.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-09-20
Many Art Treasures Burned.

Par.s spec.a. = dispatch from Yer.
G@c. Department: Of Meuse, state:
:1a: :ae splendid iowr hal there.
which contained many ar: treasures.
tas been burned.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-09-20
Missouri Improvements.

W. g. Price, United States Assis.
,ant Engineer under Capt. H. F.
Hodges, the engineer in charge of the
improvement of the upper Missouri, is
al Pierre accompanied by c. A. Swift.
Mr.. Price will have charge of the i'm
provements at Pierre and Fort Pierre,
and with a force has began the pre-
liminary work to be accomplished
with the $4,000 appropriation recent
~ made by Congress.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-09-20
Mine

The Governor has appointed Samp'
son Jeifries of Lead City. vice presi-
dent Of the Miners Union, inspector OF
mines 10 fill the unexpired term OF w.
:. O'Bricn. resigned.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-09-20
FOR Reduced Coal Rates.

Roswell p. Miller. president OF the
Milwaukee Railway. writes very favor
able TO Alpena as to reducing the
freight rate on coal to be sent to that
locality for the poor this winter. A
number of officials OF a handful OF
counties in this section are now IN
session discussing the matter.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-09-20

Berlin syec.a.: From roon or sep
:enhe- 8 = noon 0. September II
:aroaghol: re German Empire. :h:r
;y-s;x Kew cases @: cholera ard .t,ee.
deaths were -eIO-:e1.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-09-20

Philadelphia ,Yec.A.: There has
been s genera .e>--p:.oE .-;-v E.ass
business Il South Jersey. -. :-e :ac-
tories a-e working -. b.as:. TIE
outlook .o- continued wc-s : eXce.-
's--
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-09-20

FRANK DALTON hpt AMI t;taNv
wounded James Ni>don e a Rockford.
No. curing a quarrel over n Dung
WoNan' who was engaged IL both
youn- men. Dalton ESCAPED ara h.s
20. Keen ar:e.,ci.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-09-20
Discharged a Convict.

United States Court Commissioner
Pa,tison discharged David White IN
der the poor convict act. who was IN
Jail at Pierre for stealing a musket
al Fort Meade and sentenced 10 pay a
fine of 81. 900 at the April term Of the
district court.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-09-20
spanish Duke Commits suicide.

Madrid s?ec!A. The D-Ee Q: "a.
Carlos gentleman Q: re oeGc.amoer
Q. The King :: SYa.c. has committed
suicide.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-09-20

Be.!as: slvc.a.: The schooner Vol.
ln;ee- from Antwerp has arrived here
Ni;h cn- Q! tie >~-w Gesi from .Ls.a;-
ic cholera.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-09-20

Constantinople >%.vc.a.: iv-. 80:
runors OF the dealt O. eA-> a. NJ
rad V. who was Gegt>e- 49,: o..
1916. in favor Of his yong. r. 81.
the presen; Sultan, At.-. ----.-.
~ N uircSlnNoR Asrs.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-09-20
George Schlund Withdraws.

George Schlund, Populist candidate
for State Senator, has Withdrawn from
the ticket.