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The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1895-05-10
KANSAS RUINS.
Abandoned Cities In the Western Arid
Regions.

Abandoned Cities In the Western Arid
Regions.
Western Kansas is being steadily
drained of its population Of farmers.
In 1888 twenty-five counties contained
1O2, 1859 people, and to-day the total
is only 54,663. The exodus has been
caused by the settlers failure to raise
crops on their arid plains. The hope of
those who have remained is in irriga-
ton. At the present time they are in
vesting in windmills, and hundreds of
these machines will be set to work this
summer wherever there are signs of
water beneath the surface of the prairie.
The f~urnace-like winds which have
hitherto parched the farmers wheat
will then do him service as an agency
in irrigating his lands. The agricul-
turist has not been the only loser, how
ever. ALI along the branch lines of the
Santa Fe, Missouri Pacific and the
Union Pacific railroads are decayed
towns that once We're full of promise
and even aspired to greatness. In the
boom times many brick buildings were
put up and many wide avenues laid out.
Some of the buildings have never had a
tenant, and others were soon aban-
doned. On the wide streets there is no
traffic worth the name. At Chico, for
instance, the train now stops only on
signal. Once it's arrival was a great
event, and crowds Of people swarmed
to the station. In that day Chico had
the appearance, at least, of prosperity,
and boasts We're made Of it's growth.
Kanopolis was to be the hub of Kansas,
and eastern capitalists, some of them
men of note, invested literally in the
future of the town. To-day it's ambi-
tious capitol square is used for a sheep
pasture, and the train rushes by as
though it were a tank station. South
Hutchinson furnishes another illustra-
ton. 1t was a young giant at it's
zenith, with brick hotels, churches,
schoolhouses and a street-car line.
Prairie dogs now run about the chancel
of the biggest church, and the hotel
door is hidden by a sand bank.
THE ANNUAL RAINFALL.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1895-05-10
Bids Wanted,

For sinking the artesian we'll two
thousand feet or until water is obtained
bids to sent to Geo. c. Hunt, Rapid
City, IS. Dakota.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1895-05-10

Harry Cromer, formerly court stenog-
rapher OF this circuit, and one OF Rapid
City's best boys, is in town this week
from Deadwood, where he is now To-
Gated. Since leaving Rapid City he grad
uated in the law department OF Yale
college and then took a trip to Europe.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1895-05-10
Strayed or Stolen.

Strayed or Stolen.
One four year old buckskin horse
branded white spot in fore head
disappeared from range on Spring creek
five miles from mouth OF creek.
Frosten Halverson.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1895-05-10
~0h-

Dry wood for sale at the Cooperative
store.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1895-05-10

"CHICAGO" STORE,
JOHN KRoNING, Prop.
Sign OF Big Gold Boot, Main street,
Rapid City.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1895-05-10
Auction Sale.

AS I am obliged to leave the store
room on Main street by May LIST, 1
have concluded to quit business in
Rapid City. From the first OF April
until closed out [ will sell every day
and evening at auction. Private sales
ten per cent below eastern cost. Re
member these boots and shoes are all
new and were not bought for auction
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1895-05-10
A DIVIDEND.

Mr.. Speed informs the News that the
Golden Slipper mine has paid it's first
dividend. This dividend was realized
from the very first run made on Golden
Slipper ore, which averaged twenty dol
lars to the ton. Another test run from
deeper workings will be made this week
in the j. r. mill under the supervision
OF Mr.. McVicker OF Lead, an experienced
amalgamator; the result OF which will
be another MISUNDERSTANDING News.
We have information which seems re-
liable that since the decision Of Judge
Gardner, setting aside the verdict of the
jury, operations will soon be resumed
on the Holy Terror mine. They are
now awaiting some new machinery.
This. if true, will be welcome news to
not only the keystone camp, but the
Hills generally, for it is one OF the great
est gold producers OF it's size in the Hills,
and the money paid ouS by it will be
felt in every department OF business.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-20
GtIerteruc.

SiIosfTtet bar biottI Iet life barst
at role berettes BEN 36ie os. Ilaatet
SiIoeu MI ftaar uuSer 2auo iddspots
ipm pperalt fra Stat iii TrOmsp, sr
Der iuscricbs siOrt nosen 5unsit al
oi6ere 8stDonins. Gilbsn gaar ioGrt
iprsot, % ben iprss ossroen at libs al
euila83 "2unoitrrt"; bet er remlis
iisloen at raa / ben meo Rotsrne, %
BET or bare Gmaatluttsr, man faar /
bpsrt St9ns. @arnfiIts brioes Der
10 paa be fleite Stebsr, men @uruiuus'
fen monner life fort.
5romgs Gmt sr tOmmst meo MI.
3 TrOuoeurs, SbeituN, 2enOit. os Mu'
lauseu er @arnfiite bssprbt. DusrnIt
sr GiIoeu pen Bare, b. b. |. a%ateiri,
men ben er fIers GteOsr iO9rt imanfaIs
oenoe.
Sptmafrslfifet Dor taitst b~sbrsuelis
tibet al fig. 1440 TsnSer mob 5000
ifjur. Giterretninserue fra andre
Santer lBoer life sunitisere. Oct
ameritanfte Rutretfifs bar siuet Oms
trent SuIpparten Of 5~jordursts llObbtte
Os uIi9epet bar 1894 Omtrsnt bet
ubetOigfte @utrslaur, GurOumerita bar
kont
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-20
GyTsfranif "Grig."

Der beriter / 2pifIano aloorlig 5ors
bitrelis ousr nuIfm9nOeneS itaoi9e
8eItDtoniuger MOB be tblfe trooper
for i 1870 OF ia f~iinoIet ps plpnorst /
Jrautris. Set er fra tpit SiOe siens
tn9ue @aHse blepet bapoet, at bOrtIet
fra ct fOriUiHoeube gntuI SpertraSels
fer af 6Orbuost mob Gtpnbrins Oiu.,
Der blep buarot ftraiIeoe, iaa inart be
Opoaseoss, raaoebe / ben tpIte Scr ben
itrGrseite NtanOstust Og Staaniel
opsr for 8riuateieuoom.
9 6isie Gage bar imiblertio en- @es
neral Muuier i 8ariIerblabet Figaro
sjeutusrt biSis 8elfDIOninser ps fOrs
teller, at en- ~b0iituaenbe tpif officer /
1870 babbe beitiualet en- bis irauft
gIOeGsmnuo, hos bUem ban bar inOs
funrteret. Senne eroue 8eItplonir9
bar / 2pitlano f~renItalot en- bitter Stem'
ming, % f~Oritjeatse 8lobe furorer eners
gift, at Observation-Disclosures ifal ifriOe
ino, for at @tlnier fan blipe tpuusen
til at beoiie fine Gistelier. SlEbre
8laoe meuer, at man Ital beiuare "bisie
8asuaItelier meb ben 5Orast, be fOrs
%tiener."
Otter boab BET fprlpoer, CT Der bog
M fra Oificiel tait eiOe siOrt StriOt i
Baris til at ifuife opLplt, boOrpibt @es
neral Muuier enOnu er uttiu 9ieneIte.
Spi8 bette life &c GilfGloet, ptl tpIte
Seuocnoelier til ben frantic &esierins
panitelis tuure fore til rOget &eiultat,
ioet Saser ba bill fomme inb unber
prioate Sniurier, bpUr Sniuriauten oil
bare pcnIteli9 at fouiute iii 2ips. Mus
nier bar ! fin Grtitel taft ON "TDpe.
banoer," Der mobtpg fine Srbre ira
"bet fore Suuebtuarter," en- 8enbins,
for boilfeu Der eoentualt pil blipe for
bret Spreisnius, ioet &rissminliteriet
/ Berlin life rUlist pil laoe en- FABIAN
8let blioe iiooeuoe paa bet tpite Sfs
ficsrtorps.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-20
Gpre Gfoier.
R9e "gauama". OlenS.

"@ois. 9eit'S 8ariiertcrreiponoert
bar brast snbsl ~iortauisuoe Nteboelels
ier on, boao bet tpiter at bpsse npe Stc'
Ter / Jranirig. 8aa nHOeroisntuss'
pGisnstS Smraaos bar ben treble &epu'
elf BAIT ct pSerpresntlie fort arbeioe
at uoipre. Republiten lnofgrte oblis
satOriIt misunderstanding, % baooe
at ier9s for, at Der itafeoss De tOr'
ngous 2oialer til De foleplisti9e Born.
On determining fra Glarst 1879 aIlOs,
at Gtnten for at iaa ben UblisatOrilfe
unoerUisniu8 prattiit glsnnemfsrt
mnutts bpsse 1890 StOler CO fjsbs
$3.50, FAINT u0Uioe eler uobreoe 1889
al be samle StOlelofalsr. Sioen ben
2io bar man unibruot nr6eioet paa at
lgie oerre Spsaoe, men iii 8ato er
man life naaet oioere ems at foo bpsset
G,939 ny GtOler ps uobsoret 1891.
Wtan bar fetselig euonu lille uSfsrt
mere END bsuoso EFT Grsoieocl afoe pros
iettereOe 8Dgsearbeioer men cenne 3res
Sjeosl bar tOitet GIG giiG. ST. On Del
al llOaifterne er bRf,et Of 8epartemen'
terue % Gummuusrns, men be itsrite
GUNNER bar Dog Stateu maattet poe.
Soer StUlebponins. buao enten ben
er MP opiGrt eller BLOT u~obebret, bar
eienueminitlis toItet op imoo 10000
Jr. Git bette betgoer Ell n9lten oanpits
zig 2oielbeb, oil maj let moie, uaar
man buffer paa, at bet / be fleIte 3ils
faloe Sreier fig ON 8psniuser | 2anoss
bper, buOr 8pssesruuoc er meset bil'
lige, boDr Der paa @runo al bet rinss
Gleuantal fun bebGpeS gauIfe imaa So
taler, Os bOOr eubOer 5lOtbco Sps'
ninaerues pore eler inore ll~oimpfning
ituIbe ipnes at iortpoe fig al Jig ielu.
6olt, Der er ugie fienbt meb 5Orbplos
oeue, ertl9rer usiau, at @ienneminits'
priieu for 8psuirsen Of 2anosbDItOler
nappe operiti9er 5000 ST. % at minot
$50 al be GIG Mil. ST. ct burtsbTet
eler suaet i GntreprenDrernes CONNER.
De pmtalte GUNNER peorBrer alene
GOlteitOlerne. 5ur De bGiere Stolers
8eofOmmenoe er Der / famine Sibsrum
(iiben 1879 meo9aaet 10Y Wtia. 5r.
til 8psnine5arbeioer. SSiaa Der bar
mar eiter en- pmiattenoe Raaleitof rut>
tet meo Sfattepoernes &enss. Stal
bet bliUe iaaleoes pso, pil Der maaite
uOfrGOes pOerlisere 1900 Mia. ST.. til
i%ulbItGubis @iennemisrstie af Trus
grammet fro 1879.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-20
&j9t Itoen Yige.

8aa en- Seter, Spla, / 8ptnan bar
en Susmanb unoer 8aarosn Sammers
i6eu baot SUmmerbeite for enoel @ies
Der Us fin sneits So.
On Sag | iurrise llss, ba 9&anoen
bar / Spsu, git bans 3 S%maapiser,
buOrai ben Gloite er 103 Gar, pg sia'
tebe SUen Oppe | en- 81 ct fort Stptfe
p~ueuiOr SGterbuiet, buur Wpoeren fab
~uOeniUr 9Bren meo fin Sinbins. Som
emaupigerne saar Der, bsrer be bet
bragg % image, % Der fontmer ct fort
lOooert S9it luIfenoe frem al StOsen
us tor 8eieu liSe mob benz. Den eloite
filler fig iprau SUen ps blir itaaeuSe
mellem benne os Sjsrren, iom letter
fig itrar foran beroe. stt bet bar 8i6rn,
bar bun Itrar pi8 pGa for bun fjenote
ben fra "WRagne", bUpr bun bapoe feet
oens SilIeoe p9 lait Seitriuelieu af
Sen. Ser bapbe bun pSiua left, at
Sjeruen Ituloe man f~Orioseat itramme
ueS at ieite iOm en- !SuHo. SUN sao
fig til meo bet; men oa bleo Samieiar
tint % uiIte 2anoer, iaa bun iluttet
tray. &ao bar bun; men bet gift an,
i~uulanse bun fit itaa % ie aaren i
Siuene. 8Grre bar bet, ipntes bun,
uaur ben tOs fig en- % anoen 9ur
bUrtUm ct 9ar Grar, buao ben ielp'
iBlselis siOroe for at MARIE Spen meo
fig. 2snne, iUm lille er bDreulm, itpo
imiOlertiO sanfe rulis bag fin tiGtte,
life 8eifytteriuos, iOm fsrft MI fom
paa at bsOe fine to Smaaisitre iprinss
usoOper til Ruoeren ps parIto ON, at
M par 8igrusn Der.
3Ooeren bapoe nps for feet @ieoerne
tumms iRttsuNe ~neeVuer, men troees
BET bar Glsen, Tom baooe itramt benz.
Stror bun faar Suoitabet, iatter bun
i en- Saul, iaa bet %lipnier Opuper gIa'
ierns, Os iaa ~tilipranss opOper.
9ieH @amleiar bapoe luTfet Olga uroe,
frog ban bsrts Iaabet, iaa bun fit life
ie ben.
3a Mlanbsn TOM, bespnbte ban itrar
at prone mso Siemreiien.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-20
Goftor 0rpuppIo DOB.

On al be ebIsIte 9tprbmanb | Riu'
feiOta % ct al be Ipieits SOBER al Dor
Stamme / Imerifa er afgaat pso SBs
ben / fit Siem i @OOObue 60. 2srSas
gen ben ABE september ii~0itteoeu.
Seq trOr life, jes tar rOset fell, naur
iss npoer at p%aaTtaa, at Or. @rsnonlo
bar ben met ibealt aula0te NOromnnb
/ ben upe Seroeu. Spriucelis &eals
fanoioat fra Sriitiania lluiueritet fob
bans Su til Ratbematif, men BET saar
10 tent berbiemme. San bar &eieroe'
officer ben nOrife Nrute, men Der git
bet beler life fort at fomnle irem. Ser
raiebe 8ur9srtrisen us ben nuse &eals
taroioat ps Officer beitemte fig for
Slmsrita. @rpfes1Or .. 9. 8rO6
piloe 10 bum til at furbGi / &urse, %
IOpsbe at ifuife BAN en- 2nrerpoIt.
Meu neil - Sio piIoe @rgnuOlb, ps
bib tom ban. Men ba ban Tom bio,
fIuttsbe &riser, % ban tug fat pua
Ytebiciuen. Gnart blep ban Spftpr
Us bpeos n9iteu en- MeureIteaIbsr i
@ppobus 60.
gtorse faa ban albris mer i9ier,
men ban elFsoe fit 5aorslaub til i'm
iibite Stuno. timber &issrsts itriben /
9tOrss ptreoe ban til mig: Stir Der
aris Ssrbismme, saur je9 bism % Haas
msb Sernao utterue. Seq talte meo
bum rosls Gage isr bans 2po. San
ia bet famine m. Sans Sjerte fog
for NOrse os bets Soils aanOeIise %
bUrserIi9e 5rigicrelie. Ss ben Ses
seiitrius fan rareSe for ben nurite
SUltsias, i6ste ban at ouerf6re pau
fine Rabusr us @euuer i fit County.
Son iipbte &nsie eiter &asie al nprlte
5OItsFriiter Us uooeIte til fine 9tabOer.
Get, iOm bps maaife mere euo aubet
iatts fit MGrte puu Manben, bar bans
ftprartebe @jeitiribeo ps GaumitObeb,
Susen trGusenSe git ubiulpsn fra bans
9sr. Sm bette fuuoe Der ftrioss en-
bel Bog. MsH jes er filter pau, BET
ftsmmer bebIt meb bans EHIfs at tie
meo bette.
Seq pil bare iise: SuttOr @rsnpplO
bar en- bra 2R9e % en- snbnu bebrs
Yianb. Sans Miuce pil leus i @Opo'
bus GUuntp til ficrue SIester. @taatte
GOrbmanbsns i Smerita ba mango
Iige Tom ban.
@rsuoolb ~sftsrlnosr Gnfs, 9attsr Of
stOrtbinssmano Brandt fra galosrs,
meb mango Ssru, buOraf Here imaa.
SeIfsHet bare bans @tiuOs.
6. q. StsrboIt.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-20

Gu Nauo mpoie en- 8sn Us bans
unse Some: "Sss burbe 10 Bnits Ser
til 2Dtte", insoe ban, "men bu jes life
tjsnOsr bin Some. fan jes life snite big
til 2ptte, uS bu ies iienOer big, fan ies
life snits bsnbe til 2pfte".
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-20

217.
Sropan6riustn i 9tueut btlsb fig
I'll 27,199 imOo 17,44S I ausuit 1894.
s be iprIts s RaaHsotr al aaret inSs
panersoe 213. 1888 8sriOuer imOo 1867
5s1 / De titiuarsnos S Daausosr al
1894.
aarsnSIigttrns | europa. GSer'
bruesoeportensHttts Gseutsr ! europa
bar iusienci uoierIise RappCrtsr ON
llbfstsrns / be iOrifieOtss 2uubs. Si
sisusipsr Der ct llooras al be forTich
liss pffieisCs RappOrtsr:
Storbritanieu. Grcat uubsr 9pri'
ming: SUeoe |1,417,641 Gcres; S9s,
2,l66,279 acres; SnUrs, 3,795,905
Gerrs. llStpttst pr. Gcrss n~nIlauss til Of
bIiUs. nlsaet unber en- Sieuusminits'
ooIins. 8OSfrusterus anIIanes life til
ct sisnusmiuitlist uoFgtts, uustst 4o'
tsisrue ftaur spSt.
9Ulsu, 8elsien pS 9anmart. VI
Gfsrpos or ~iu6bgItst. Spalitsteu sieus
rsminitlis. gu iorbOIoso,s for Del
al Speoen er fustiG fort, % , oaarlis
Stanb. Saors, SDs % slug bar Iiot
msset Of @Rosu. SDftuO iisterue | bet
Ssls or beors i Daumurt END ! 8slsien.
Speits. S%osoraoliugsu n%nIlanes til
lille fulbt 8 RiQiUner 8uibets.
5raufri9s. &iutsrs os 8%uarbososus
apnlitet sr uSm1rtst. GolingeH ans
1laass til Dpsr 800 WiaiOuer 8uibels.
Sutterprpouftioncn for 1894 onlanes
til 661,44o Tons, cit GOreseIie al
1896 Tons oosr IOrri9e Gar.
9pitlauo. Socos % Rus siosr ct
itsrrs ubbgtte eno ifiur, men SuuIites
ten er life iaa COB pua @ruHO Of fOr'
meset &esu.
llusarH. SOeOen siOer ct riussrs
llbbptte euo iiiOr, SpuItteten sr min
prs COB.
RumRnien. Gen nbe Soebe er Of
OuerOrbeutIts sOb 3uulitet, ps uObpt'
tet sr sieuusm'uitlis.
Stulien. Speoen auTIaass til ct 9ier.
nsminitIis llobptte. llObpttet af Saurs
auHaaes til 16,5OO,OOO 8uTbels pg
8ps til s,250,O0O 9uI6sIs.
Spuuisn. Gplingeu er unosr ct
Wibbslsanr bnaOe i Soantitet % &oa.
Iitet.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-20

Prof. Breckenridge has a fine corps of
teachers. They are all graduates and
have had two years experience in teach
ing. Their faces and a specimen of fine
writing will be mailed 10. all who apply
for them.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-20
Gift dig!

Sra EFT fern Tio bar 8epubliter
ItmiuoeGi9beo p9ret temmelis buarbe
mob 9eberipenoe. 9en otie 8Iato piIoe
10 be usiite @tanb ibsmte 8Dber, ug i
Spanien bleo 8eberiuenbene pnu oisie
2ioer brepet til Sertules' Tempel al
Spinosrne, iOm Der erercereoe ps rsu'
iebe Dem paa este militGr Bis.
De eamle &omere bar heller life
blioe mpb be usifte Wanofolt, Der
mantte betale fore Mulfter. 90 i
Gusuitus' 9io, pa oft blep liselis orb.
net, blep be sifte MGno fCreirutfet for
be u9ifte til Oifeutltse @mbeoer. Den
Rumer, Der baooe 3 Barn, fritusss for
periunli9e Statter, iom 8ebsriuenbsue
MATTE betnls.
8 npere Sioer melbes Der ON Or
empler al li9nenoe Irt. pa be frantic
tplOniiereoe &anaba, bleu Der I. gr.
ienSt &pinoer ouer til RGnbene. Ga
for OF be uSiite Mano ifulbe bli rBbt
til of siite fig, bar be unbertaIteoe
tuuse Statter os Snoftrantninser /
Sanoel % Sanbel. Be, Der siiteSe
fla, rpo berimOo oisie Sesunitiselier.
SITE BLOT fl be en- sOO Suitru Os ct
bD99eligt 9jem, men bleu oesuOen be-
lsunet i Gorbulo til Gntalst al fine
8grn.
8eo Slutuinsen al bet 17bs Gars
buubreoe uebtO9 be lutale MpuSisbes
Der i @aitbum, @usiu9uietts, at ems
buer usiit MauO iSpen itulOe brabe 6
SpliOrter Us 8 araater aarll9, faa
lGn9e be IeueOe / u9ift Stanb, os msoe
mec 5uglenes Neb til 9epis.
ct balOt bunOrsoe gtar isnere lagoes
Der / MarpInno en- Stat al 81 aarl,a
paa busrt usiit @tanbfOlt Ouer 80 Gar
Os pna grtemGno uoen 9ern, naar
8ebtOmmenoe eiebe ca. 5000.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-20

At Prof. Breckenridge's school no
student ever finds his expenses more
than the circular states. The winter term
20 w~eeks-opens Nov. IL.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-20

At Prof. Breckenridge's school. day
board Is now furnished at sos a week.
Rented rooms in private families, 4oc to
5oC a week.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-20


"SecorabsYoien" IpisnIier Irot.
Taloer meo bet Selo, bons SfpIe, The VAL
der Business & Normal School, bar bapt.
Ss8niHsen / Spit er itprre, eno ben nossu'
linoe for bar pGret paa osnne garstio.
Trof. galeer bar cSiaa arlis ~foriient iaa.
ban 6remsans. Gan bar siort alt mulist
for at iaa en- fDrite 8lasies Sfole. SanS
9Grerpericnale CT bet bebit Ipnneoe | Goro'
peiien, naur man fer ben til be ipsciele
Srdn6er, be nnoerpiier I. Yaa Gruuo Of
bet fore gntal lGrere. ban bar, Tan @lepsr,
iom itaar tilbaae I 3unoltaber, fiuoe elias.
fer, Der pasier for buer snislt. Set fses,
of bans Stole er beore inorettet for Ipbs.
spnoere, enS noaeu anben Siole / Nuro'
peiten. Saus belienote Stols uoisrer ct
pistist arbcioe. % bet paaltigunes psiaa al
ole, JON unoertDtter Sioler, Der bar le'
iister til ltaois 5remsans,
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-20

SBife Nisiionarsr tlaser fra ga.
mcrum Ooer, at gte8erbefuItuinsen fOr'
ialoer mere % mere til um~aaoe6uloen
Npoelie al SrGnoepin. De forte Nens
METER piier fig life nar iuu m~OOtaselise
for ariftenOum % Suttur ipm for iterfe
9ritte, % iGttss Der life paa en- eGer
anoen Raaoe Chopper, pil bele ben up.
rinbeli9e SeiOItnius mart pGre aanos.
fig, le9emIis % gionOmiF poelaot. o
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-20

Gr6teR: % booriOr?"
GreOen: seq mao uItio uyic, naar
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Decorah-posten., 1895-09-20

At Prof. Breckenridge's, students
come TO DEBORAH to work.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-20

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ngir, uaar je8 fer Gem. uaabise 5rp.
teu."
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-20

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aar, 1896, oa SIaret 1900 efter ben
9regorianlte Salen6sr life er Stuoaar.
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ri i9isn iaar Gtuoaar.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-20

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be babe foitet at siSr ben.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-01-16
REWARD OF $4,000
OFFERED FOR THE CAPTURE
OF w. w. TAYLOR.
1t Is Said Land Commissioner
Ruth Will Be Prosecuted
CiVilly.
Special to the Globe.

Speeialt to the Globe.
PIERRE, s. D.. Jan. 15.-There are no
new developments in the Taylor case.
A large number of kilograms are daily
received describing suspects, but none
of themlhaVe been shown 10 be the man.
Today the governor issued the following
proclamation:
A reward of $4,000 will be paid for the ap-
prehenson ana rendition to the authorities
OF South Dakota Of w. w. Taylor, late de-
faulting treasurer of this state. He is about
five feet SIX inches in height heavy set,
weight from 1870 to 200 pounds sloping shout
ders. wears light, short mustache, has
rudy complexion, blue eyes and rather
large mouth. with hanging underlip; was
slightly bald, hair tinged with gray; walks
with sort of q waddling gait
CHARLES II. SHELDON, Governor.
The senate has also passed, and the
house will pass tomorrow. bill grant,
ing to the attorney general $4,000 to be
used III employing detectives for lay
lor's apprehension and in prosecuting
his bondsmen and recovering their
property. The theory which was en-
tertained for while, that Taylor was
aboard the Persian Monarch, tramp
ship, whose captain is his brother-in-
law, is how abandoned, it having been
definitely determined that he is not on
her. TaYlor's bondsmen have held
meeting in Chicago. and it is expected
that they will in a day or two
make proposition to settle with
the state BY paying over q quar-
ter of million dollars OH consideration
that the state will release the bonds
men from further liability and will
grant Taylor immunity. Whether this
proposition will be accepted cannot be
told. but the legislature would probably
look on II with favor.
Col. Ruth, the commissioner of public
lands, who is charged with diverting
The funds of his department and with
being in collision with Taylor. IS ex-
peeted to arrive here from De Smet in
the morning. as the evidence stands
he Is not criminally liable, since it cam
not be shown that he actually seized
upon the state funds for his own bene-
fit, but he is certainly clvilly liable, and
the state officials expect to secure the
necessary evidence to indict him.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-01-16
RESUBMISSI0N GOES.
The Cold Waterites Get q
Drubbing in South
Dakota.
SEVERAL SENATORS NAMED.
Z
North Dakota Committee to
! Confer With Minnesota
Regarding Rates.
A COMMISSIONER RESIGNS.
Il
Small Quirk in the Law Which
% Needs a Courts Inter-
probation.
A COMMISSIONER RESIGNS.
Special to the Globe.

Special to the Globe.
PIERRE, S. D., JAM 15.-The fight for
resubmlssion is over so far as the house
is concerned, and without a conspicuous
struggle. While both sides have been
preparing for it for two weeks and have
hustled hard, there has been little ac-
complished, and the Taylor matter has
overshadowed it completely. Had it
not been for that, the whole state would
have been in this contest, for probably
no question arouses such lively interest
throughout the state. Until few days
ago both sides were equally confident.
But the prohibitionists at. their meeting
last evening found that they had
a tWo-thirds majority against them.
and they practically abandoned the
fight in the honSe. Today the tem-
perance committee promptly reported
back the resubmission bill after only
two hours consideration, and the trial
of strength came on the adoption Of the
minority report, which was against 1t.
This report was defeated by a vote of
40 to g., three being absent. The
speaker voted against the bill, but it
will certainly pass tomorrow. The bill
Will go to the senate tomorrow, and
will be reported about Monday next.
There will be closer fight there, but
il will probably pass by vote Of "a
to Is.