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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-02-07

= Das bielise 2reisseri@t bat ents
i9ieoen, bab bas bon Der 2eaislatur pal.
lirte @elet, tpe19es ben Jrauen oas
@timmrebt BET S9uluablen perleibt,
perfaiiunssmdbis lei. Ser Sal NOR Blt
benz beitimmten 3tpede, cine gnti4ei-
buns iiber bic WerfaHun9smdbieteit bes
@eiebes berbei3ufiibren, Dor bas 2reisse.
ri@t 9ebra9t tporoen. Gin bieFserBiir9er
nomens Bort S. Wti1s, bate UNI Elm
Manbomus na&gelu@t, bur@ wel@es
bic Wablbeb6rbe 9e3,pungen tper-
ben iollte. ben Namen ber Grau
bes Senotors garnbart, ,pel9e reeiitrirt
bate. BON Der Site ber Stimmseber gu
itrei9en. 9iereegen bate Johann Grau
Sba Garnbart ginmanb erboben. Die
gntl@eibun9 bdlt ben gintpano aufre9t
uno ertldrt Oamit bas &eles fit coniti.
tutionea. Die friiber erpdbnt, hanbelt es
li4 babel I'M bic Jra9e, Of Sect. l, Mrti.
tel oerWerfaTuns, suel9e ertldrt, oaB ie-
Der meiBe mdnnli6e Biirger bas &e9t. bel
allen Wablen 3u ltimmen, bat, tpeibli9e
5timmseber ausi9litBe. Das @ert4t
eibt nod Nnfiibruns elmer Mn5abl BON
gati@eibunsen bte gntl9eibuns ab, bab
lin bic 8eltimmung Der Werfallune nur
auf iol9e Memter be3ieben, tpelhe bur9
bic Werfaiiun9 ielbit seidaHen tuuroen
unb oab man bas Nmt eines Shulratbs
ni9t 5u bieler Mrt BON Memtern rednen
f0nne. Muberoem beiibe bic 2esislatur
betreffs ber Sdulen bic tueitsebenbite tie
seiessebenbe @ewalt. Inter ben anse.
fibrten gnti@eiounsen befinoet ii9 au@
cine, wel6e aug Der 3eit fammt, als
bic Neser nod ni&t bas @timmreat be.
iaben. trosoem ieood ben Nesern oas
perfaiiunssmdbise &e9t 3uipri9t, BEL
Sdulmablen gu itimmen. Ser BON benz
biefsen &reiseeridt entidiebene 1aa
wirb Dor bas Stautsoberseriht sebra9t
uereen, bod tuirb bas Oberseribt mobl
dbnli& enti9eiben tuie bas 2reisseri@t.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-02-07

bis su ben rWarobeeIers" berab ipieli
bic u. g. u. eine 3olle. unb ni9t min-
Der Bel Beiebuns BON 5telIen i'm 6ffent-
li9en Oienite, ,uie ielbit In bic @eieBse.
buas bot lie ginsans sefunben.
aiir5lid baben i'm unterbauie Der
Staats-2egislatur u. $. @ale unb
s. 8. Davenport eine Dentl4rift elm.
sebradt, in tuel9er iie flipp unb tlor per-
langen, bab ber pdpitli9e Dele9at Sas
toai. 6a er cine @efabr fur ben Befono
Der Nepublit bilbe, iiber bic @ren3en Der
Ver. Staoten gebra1t ,perben lou.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-02-07
@eit unaefdbr Sabresfriit bate bic

= @eit unsefdbr Sabresfriit bate bic
agitation Der u. g. u. in gfebrasta ct.
,pas na9gelaHen, in neuerer 3eit aber
treibt es Die iaubere GeleQl9aft pieber
Dryer als je 3upor. ginise Belege bier.
flr m6sen am plabe lein. Sn Dort
uuroe bic Qe5rerin Der beutj9eR 5pra1e
an Der borti9en 9o4l9uIe entla0en,
neil sic u. g. u. btes perlangt bate,
auf ben @runb bin, Aab lie cine &atbo-
litin unb aug bieiem @runbe in religi0.
Jet 9inf9t ni9t unbefansen genus iei,
als yebrerin ihres Mmtes ju palten. Sn
plattsmoutb sef9ab bas ndmli9e. Nu6
bort mubte bic fur bas Mmt ausge,eidnet
befdbiste 2ebrerin bes Deutl9en an Der
9o4idule - sufdl1is aud 2atbolitin -
ibren Ylab an eine RoQegin abtreten,
bic jtuar taum pom oeuti1en alphabet
eine Mbnun9 bat, bafiir aber lih nidt su
Der uerbaBten &eligion betennt.
I'm Der 9odlduIe in Omaba serie=
tben Dor Rur5em mebrere 2ebrerinnen
untereinanber in Streit. Cine Inter.
iuduns uuroe etnseleitet, tuelhe bas
&eiultat bate, baB slpei 2ebrerinnen, se.
gen tuel9e faum Elm Sdein BON irgenh
peldem Nerl9uloen rorlas, tur3er 9anb
BON Der ShulbebDrbe entlalIen ,purben.
Die Gntlaiienen paren natiirlid Ratbos
lifen, unb bas borti9e u. g. M.-BIatt
besleitete ben be3iisli@en Beriht nit Der
be3ei9nenben Bemertuns. baB tmmer
nod in Nebrasfa au piele Mnbdnser
Moms 2ebreritelIen an 5ffentli1en
S9ulen bethlehem. Bei ber tiir3li9 In
2ineoln fattsebabten @ibuns bes
Staats .2ebrerperbanoes iam es 3u ei.
mem arsen @tanbal, OILS es f4 er9ab,
baB unter ben ganbioaten fur bas Mmt
zines Mitgliebes Der Wermaltunssbe.
b6rbe ii9 cine 2ebrerin befanb, uelde
bas l1nsliid bat, ii9 our fatbolii9en @e-
ligion 3u betennen. Ser Sturm Der
gntriiitun9 leste li@ erit, als bas No-
n1tnationscomite ertldrte, ber Same Der
betrefenben Ganbibatin iet irrtbiimli9
auf bic Qilte eefommen unb our@ einen
anoe,n eriebt worben,
Sn Der Yolitit bominirt 9lei9falls
bic u. g. u. unb menn aud bic bemo-
tratii9e partet ielbt ni@t gang rein 1T,
10 fann bod anberieits ni@t beitritten
,nerben, bab mie anbermdrts au9 in Ne.
brasta bte u. g. Y. bos S9obtinb ber
III. Wom @se. @ouper.
neur unb einteen anberen Der t6@fen
Gtaatsbeamten tn QopttoI ~ QiusoIn an
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-02-07

bel ienen Compartments, tuel6e bie Der.
binoung 5wiiden benz aeHelraum unb
ben Roblenbebdltern berfellen, oesbaIb
ni4t ausfiibrbar. neil bic aoblenjufubr
m0sli4it unsebinbert iein unb INNER
raid bon itatten seben muB. Na9 benz
S9ifsreelement ioIIen an ben be3ei9ne.
ten Steaen bic Sdotten alio erit bera6-
gelonen perben, tuenn pirfli9 @efabr
i'm Wer3uge 1T. SIN Der prarts brinst
oie tpirtli4e @efabr aber meiit 10 pl6k.
LID uno 10 gemaltis berein, baB ies'ide
Sbeorie gu f4anben mirb. go mar es
beim ~&rober 2urfiirit", unb bafelbe
trifft un5ueifelbaft aud BEL Der rglbe".
8otaltropbe 3u.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-02-07
Sob bic Sprinoer Bill, tpel4t

- SOB bic springer Bill, ,pel9e
oen 6inan5uori9ldsen bes Hrdfbenten
i'm @roBen unb @an3en entipri9t, bonn
oemotratil9en 9auie pallirt merben
,piro, i4eintjebtWoib rNa9ri4ten
3ufolge ni9t mebr be3tpeifelt 5u ueroen.
2eioer fonn raan aber bonn Senate niht
oaNelbe lasen. Die Werbanblunsen bes
betrefIenoen gomites baben 9e3ei9t, bab
aur Elm einaiges Der bemofratilnen Mit.
glieber bes gomites -MeYberion BON
Rem SerIen-9e9en Silberf rfreiprdsung
lit. 8oorbees BON Snbiana, Sones BON
nrtanlas, 9arris bon Senneiee unb
Wbite bon galifornien ltimmten fiir
Silberfreiprdsune. Oas Sei9t, baB lie i'm
Dereine nit ben republitaniIhen Sil6er.
Senotoren ben 6enat eontrolliren. I'm
ter iol1en l1mitdnben 1T allo an eine
Yaiiruns Der Sprineer.8ia ober elmer
oie1er dhnIt9en Bin i'm Senat pobl
taum 3u benfen.
Ner tpirb unter lol9en llmltdnben bic
Derantmortun9 tra9en? Mllerbin9s lit
Elm bebeutenber pro3entlab ber republi=
tanii9en @enatoreu fir Greililber, ober
Die Demofraten baben bic Mebrbeit bic,
tpenn He au9 nur 9an5 perI4winoenb
tletn 1T. immerbin bic Golse baben ,utro,
bab bosNolf ibnen bic Weronmortun9 ouf.
laben mirb. Wenn bic Dswotraten bes
@enates ben iuoblsemeinten &atb-
ihldgen bes Yrdlibenten ni4t Golge
leiiten, 10 mirb berielbe uobri&einli&
mad benz pierten Mdr3 etne grtraiibun9
bes gon9reKes berufen unb ben 8eriu9
MAIDEN, bic Ginan3reform nit 3ilfe
zines :epublitanii9en gon9reKes bur&.
3ufiibren. gs mag iein, bab bteles aud
ni9t gelinsen ,piro, aber bic bemofrati.
idbe Yartei pirb bafiir perantmortli@ se.
ma9t nerben, bab iie ben Sturm tuel&er
beraui,iebt, ni&t BEL 3eiten o'sewenoet
bat.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-02-07

fen, un ~Oamen1 3u bleiben. nur 3u
Iei9t erIiesen. Das 1T bos JeIo, auI
iueI9em paitor Rust unb Der 9eretn, an
oeiien Spite ct itebt, etne uirtlt4 ie.
9ensrei9e Sbdti9feit sntfalten f6nnte.
Meit ieinem 8reus3uee gesen bic 2aben.
beRber tpirb ct feinen 9unb binter benz
Ofen, geI9mei9e benn einen ein3igen
sefallenen Gnsel aus ben 2aiferh6blen
berDorloden. (2ouisb. Mra.)
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-02-07

gen bober 6rauenbate In 9beatern unb
dbnli4en pldben beontrogt. llno aud
benz Mb9eorbnetenbaule bon SlIinois
lie9t iebt elm FOLDER Mntrag Dor.
Ser Oemotrat Mleranber $. Sones
BON Gbicaso tit es, ber iid bur6 beniel.
ben unterbli6 madt. Sein gntpurf
beitimmt u0rtli4 foleenbes
.Gs ion als Elm 0erseben (misdes
meanor) era9tet werben. penn eine
perion, bic einen SIP, cine 2ose ober
einen Sperriib in einem Sbeater, einem
Opernbaus. einem WortrasslaaIe, einem
Gon3ertiaaIe ober einem onberen Der.
gniigun9splabe einnimmt, einem anberen
Beiuder bes plobes bur9 bos 5rasen
zines Suites ober elmer 9aube ober einer
anberel, sroBen 2opfbebeduns ben Nus.
Bid periperrt ober ibn unbequem tuiro,
na4bem lie bur9 einen BeIu9er, Beam<
ten ooer @ibanpeiler bes Ylabes er.
iu&t tporben 1T, ibre Ropf5ebeduns ab'
5ule9en."
Wie bas perbotene 8erseben befraft
tuerben loQ, beitimmt 9err Sones leiber
ni&t. s5n bieier 8e3iebuns 1T Der Ibs
seorbnete Cutler in ber Netu Oorfer
9taatsseiebeebuns beutli4er. Ser
min, bab cine iol9e Muslidtsuerlperrer.
tn, wenn tie ben boben 9ut ntdt ob,
le9t. por @eri4t selaben unb 3u elmer
8elbbube BON $40 perurtbeilt miro.
unb um bic 9beaterunternebmer 5u ei'
mem 0erbot Der boben 6iite gu peran'
lo0en, beitimmt Cutler nod folgenbes ::
Dem Sbeaterbeluder, tpelden bur4 ei=
men iolden 9ut bic Nusli9t periperrt
tpiro, mub ouf iein 8erlansen Der Gin'
trittspreis 3uriidbe3ablt weroen; ge'
i9iebt bieies ni9t, 10 fann ct ben pier'
fa4en Betras einflasen.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-02-07
Sm preuBiIden Staote III Ell

Sm preuBiiden Staate 1T etn
rei3lides 3wonsielel allen @runo unb
8obens fbeitomuiHaril9 feitselest.
dQerbinss 1T Elm iebr bebeutenber Sbeil
oapon Dalolanb, bas auf bieie @eiie
Dor unperniinfti9er uno iiberitiir3ter Mb.
bolsuns bepabrt bleibt, aber es frd9t
li& bod. Oh es nidt fiir ben @toat beNer
ndre, wenn bic 9dlfte bieler 2iesen.
i4aften in Bauerneiter umgsmanoeIt
ulroe. l1ebri9ens linb mir ia nit un-
leren Scales auf 80 Sabre, unb felt.
Dem uniere Milliondre onfansen, f9
8robe Sitter suiammen 3u taufen, auf
Dem beiten Bese 3u elmer elei9en Mirtb.
Ihaft.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-02-07
4m oefdbrlidif,n III bic ifdbtiin,

- I'm sefdbrlihfen 1T bic itdbtii6e
Corruption In Dbilabslpbia. Sort linb,
IN Jol9e oer Qiiberli1teit unb Shur-
terei bes Contradictions In Der abtbei-
lung Der 6ifentIiden Nrbeiten, game
Stabttbeile unb beua9barte OrtIdoften
our9 ifabtii&e @aHer Reierpoirs ae.
fdbroet. aus benen fortmdbrenb WaHer
abfliebt unb bic beim p0llisen Ylaben
lA,edli&e 0erbeerunsen beri9ten ,piir-
ben.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-02-07
- llnter ben pom @taatsbepartemen


per6ifentli9ten goniularberi9ten beiinbet
li9 au9 Elm re1t interelIanter Beri9t
bes 9errn %. s. spemmler, Con.
Iuls in 9orssn. 9err 2emmler
ipeiit na9 einisen Bemerfunsen iiber ben
Nusfall Der grnte. tuel9e i'm @on3en
cine 3ufriebenitelenbe NOR, auf bic ben
Der. @taaten sebotene Gele9enbeit bin,
5i9 In Der S9mei3 einen portbeilbaften
Mbiabmartt fit ibr S9la9tpieb gu ner.
idafen. gs purben i'm Sabre 1893
nidt weniser als 1O,19S pferbe. 41.=
96S Stid @9lo9tpieb unb 5l,386
S9meine eingefibrt. Mn:bieier bebeu.
tenben Ginfubr batten bic Ser. Staaten
aub nidt ben serineiten Nntbeil. gDdb-
reno Der eriten Monote bes Sabres 1894
mar bic Ginfubr nod sr0Ber. gii9t
,peniser als 2S,915 Maito95en oeqen
l1,2O2 im uorbersebenben Sabre unb
32,123 S9weine ge9en 1925 i'm gIei=
den 3eitroum bes Sabres 1893 ,purben
einsefiibrt. Die Yreiie iinb pieI b6ber
als poriges Sabr, lobob fiH obne 3mei<
feI bic Nusfubr amerifanii9en S9lodt-
piebs nod ber S9wei8 iebr lobnen
uiirbe. Nor 2ur3em ,purben Odien Al
Z big 8 @ents, S9meine gu 81 big 81
Maitfdlbsr su s Big IL unb gel9la9tete
S9aafe au IL big 13 bas 9funb per-
fault. Beionbers itarf 1T bic Na4fraqe
mad iunsem &inbpieb, ba infolge
beg Gutterman9eIs poriees Sabr Elm
srober She'll bes alien 0iebes perfauft
tpprben mar.
Dor einiger 3eit bate Elm @pnbifat
bon Wlebsern 3u 3iiri9 cine bebeutenbe
Inaabl S4la9tpieb. ,uel9es bon Bue.
nos Aires, Nrsentinien. nod @enua
transportirt morben mar. eefauft, bod
ma&te bas arsentinii9e @9ladtpieb.
ba es absemasert unb i9le9t gepFegt
mar, bur@aus teinen eiinitieen Gin.
brud. Die 3ari9er Wsebser pertauften
iebo& bas Jleiid 3u 6enielben Yrei.
len, mie bas bon einbeimil9em
S4la@tuleb. gs mag iein, bab
Der Sransport oreentiniI&en @&lo&t.
oiebes billiser 1T. Alletn bafir lit bic
Aualitdt bes aus ben Ser. etaaten
oussefiibrten @9la9tpiebes beKer. 10.
bob es jmeifellos raider Mblab Fnben
tuiirbe. Mertmiirbiser @eiie bat eine
l&wei3erii9e 9anbelsseielli9aft auf ibre
Offerte, ben Uertauf BON ameritanii4em
54la4tp eb gu ibernebmen, cine ableb%
nenoe Mntuort BON ben amerifanil9ea
9dnolern erbalten, obpobl bic &c.
ie0l9aft - Rirl9. unb SanbeIsges
ielli9aft 3us - pollitdnbis suber-
ldiiis If unb aud eeniisenbe Si9erbeit
feqen miirbe. Die Dampferlinie
oes Norbbeuti9en 2Iopb, 3uii9en New
Dort unb @enua erm5sli9t es ben
Mmeritanern Sdladtoieb nnb anbere
probuete gu einem perbdltnibmdBis ges
rtn9en Yreiie brett na9 ber g&mets at
ienoen. @enn ameritaniides S9ladt.
pteb unb anbere probufte brett nod ben
Mdrften Der S9mei3 seididt unb ba-
lelbit gu benielben Yreilen. tpel9e fir bic
einbeimii9en probuete selten. pertauft
meroen, bann uirb li9 obne 3meifel ber
amerifonii4e 9anbel einen eons bebeu.
tenpen AbiaBmartt perihafen. Bis jett
baben bic Mmeritaner ber S9mei3 ttur
menie Bea&tuns seidentt, tpabri9sinli4
neil bic S4wei3 Elm perbdltniBmdbis
tleines 0anb lit. llnb bod uurben i'm
Sabre 1893 Waaren 3um Wertbe BON
27,SOS,626 Jrancs ($159,766,O26
eingefiibrt. wdbrenb bic Musfubr ber
S4mei5 iib nur auf 666,451, 1913 6ranes
($l26, ,765, ,OS0) belief
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-02-07

= Sn mebrersn Staatsseiebsebun8eu
oieies Qonbes. f9retbt bic .Sq. @toots.
3eitune. Rxb lett @eiese seeea bas fra.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-11-15
Sleeve

The full portions of the sleeves of silk
or sheer wool gowns are %variously stiff
ened by various modistes, some using
very light tarlatan or thin crinoline that
has little dressing i'll it. Others again
use paper muslin, thinking that while it
does not stif1y distend the sleeve puff
it keeps it's body, and thus holds the
puff much longer in position than when
other Innings arc used. Sleeves on ex-
pensive imported gowns are lined with
the thinnest Of taffeta silk, usually
white, with a finger length Of doubled
bias tarlatun or c%rinoline gathered on
with the sleeve between the outside ma
terial and the tatfeta lining.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-11-15
Mr~ Kendall and Servants.

The popular English actress, Mrs
Kendall, is q stickler for outward badges
of domestic service. She openly avows
her opinion that American servants
dress too we'll, and says: "No girl in
my house can wear IA fringe. I tell her
plainly she must part her hair and comb
it neatly back beneath a cap, and she
must wear an apron and no jewelry,
but a ribbon around her neck. Only a
lady's maid may wear a brooch and so
without the cap, but she must wear an
apron. They must wear their caps at
the theater too. Why, if they didn't
would wear one myself There must be
o distinction made somehow
Mrs. Kendall probably does not re-
member that 100 or SO years ago the
social line of demarcation was drawn at
actors and actresses, DR.. johnson desig-
mating them as amusing vagabonds. "
Nor does she evidently take into account
hat in this country those employed in
domestic service are such an important
and Independent class that an employer
has commonly too great fears of her
cook being tempted away from her by a
plain gold ring to stand at a brooch OF
a string Of beads. -Exchange.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-11-15
WHEN JENNY RODE TO MILL WITH ME-.

When Jenny rode to mill with me,
The daisies barred their bosoms,
The spring winds rumpled every tree
And stirred q storm Of blossoms.
The squirrels scampered from the hedge,
The cows were in the clover,
The lilies trimmed the rivers edge
And dusky doves few over.
The white road seemed to welcome.us,
By shaken dewdrops dented,
The groves with song were tremulous,
By lonely violets scented.
The mad wind seemed to envy all
The curls beneath her bonnet,
And let the dew dashed blossoms fall
In twinkling showers on it.
How well the way old Milton knew
In all the springtime weather,
His back was broad enough for two,
And so-we rode togetherl
He loitered in the light and song,
He knew the spell that bound me,
And that the way was never long
While Jcnny's arms were round mel
The rose had then no cruel thorn
To mar the moments blisses,
The miller took his toll in corn,
AMI l took mine in kisses.
But time has left us far apart,
Yet, though the years are many,
The dear old road runs round the heart
That frames the face Of Jenny,
And I would give the world to see
The daisies milk white bosoms
Where Jenny rode to mill with me
Amid a storm Of blossoms.
IF. l.. Stanton in Chicago Times Herald.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-11-15
The Story Told Of Mannis Heatherton.

Mannis Heatherton, a 90-year-old
citizen of Greenup, KY, was once car
ried off by a panther and was little the
worse for it. His father lived on Grassy
creek SO years ago. One evening, while
he was absent on a hunt, a huge pan
Their bounded into the yard, and, catch
ing Mannis, then 4 years old, in its
teeth, disappeared in the forest. When
Mr.. Heatherton came home an hour
later, his wife, who had just recovered
from the faint into which she had fall
en- when the beast seized her child, told
him what had happened, and, following
the brute, he found it lying asleep on a
sunny hillside with the babe under its
paw and shot it dead, rescuing his son,
who was but slightly injured. New
Orleans Picayune.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-11-15
A Starter.

"Now, Charles. let us make a list Of
your debts"
Zone moment, dear uncle, till ! have
filed up yocr inkstand London Tit
Bits
Little Falls weekly transcript., 1895-08-30
! DIXON GIVEN THE HIGHT
Did the Best Work In Twenty-fi
n IL Round Contest With Griffin.


Did the best Work In y Twenty Ave
Round Contest With Griffin.
BosroN, Aug. Is. George Dixon, the
icolored lightweight boxer Of Boston, was
given the decision over Johnny Griffin,
the Z sBraintree Lad, = Z at the end Of the
s25th round, in d contest under the aus.
pices Of the Farragnt club IN the Newton
Street armOry. ~ N b
The decision was q surprise to the ma
iority Of the 5, 600 people present, it hav-
ing been generally unde derstood that there
was to be no decision if both men were
round unless, perhaps there should be q
decided difference in the condition Of
the boxers. Both men were ertainly in
very good condition at the end iof the
s25th round, although Dixon had done
the better work Of the two. Griffin sur
prised his friends by the game manner
III which he took Dixon's punishment
and they confid ntly expected q draw. a
Little Falls weekly transcript., 1895-08-30
MINI ESO OTA. III
STATE NORMAL SCHOOLS. Q s.
NlA0NA, VI ] *. ! ITO ST. ! ].
CLOUD AND M00RHEAD.

-f ~
I These sch hool. are organized III the trimming
ofteacbors for the public schools Of The state. s
Each school comprises two
sdepa rtments- the Normal Department and the
N Training Department or Model school
The Normal Department embraces: :5 4 & 5
n al Anelementary. course of two ) ears for
teachers Of rural districts and elementary ~,
n grades /, 81; $s 5E 4s 81 M s
!: (b) An advanced course sos Ave years for
teachers Of advanced grades AZ. sS..5$
\ (c) Two professional courses for high school
h graduates; one course 81 one year leading to
81 The elementary course diploma and the,
other. of two years, leading to the advanced
course diploma. ;I ssS @ 4f315s NJ 81 $
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Little Falls weekly transcript., 1895-08-30
BORDER! HATTLE.

Fierce and Deadly Conflict Between
Boyd and Thomas Factions.
n NASHVILLE, Tenn. Aug. 28. "A Bris-
5tol, Tenn, special to The Banner says:
SA bloody war between two factions re-
ssulting from = loEg standing feud has
been fought ont III the Cuinberl erlnnd
moun ntains, 75 miles north $of here, on
the Virginia 4 and Tennessee line. A
number Of Boyd and Thomas relatives
with Winches ters met at an Illicit dis
tillery where the battle began. Fonr
men, u ohm Boyd, William Cox, Jack
4 Thomas and Floyd Thomas are dead
and several are wounded. 3 n s.ss s5
Little Falls weekly transcript., 1895-08-30
4 ] ! 7 ! B BlIlDS
\ arrsd Esestlnlai II TN ] of S i0wardi
sistxel ljnearth hed Near ssI
ind dianap olis S,'s
& Cottage Once cupied by n. II.
olines the Scene ofa the
Disc scovery.
This New Evicie ence Belieyed5
SUFFICIENT tx Secure
s ss ConviC Ction. tlsS:ss


INpIANAF Oils, Aug. 22SS ndianapolis
viii clain the right ttto try ~. II. Holmes
isfor murde This claim will be based
\ upon the rrible deyel elopments 81
Tuesday which inc clude the finding d
the charred remains of -year-old How.
ard Pietzel and evidence which before
\ any jury III the country would convict
Holmes 81 having nlurd rdered him and
then part ially burned his body in g
stove. sSS
Detective Geyer of Philadelphia,
Richards Of ndianapolis and Inspector
Gary of the Fidelity insurance com
4 pany, have been 4 at work for weeks
hunting for traces of the boys body.
He was traced here with Holmes and
disapp peared. The city was secured and
work begun in the suburbs hnnting for
4 house rented by Holmes about Oct. 10
sof last year. s33sS ID tss
3s@ Located : Holmes Cottage. IL n
Tuesday morning the detectives went
Sto Irvington, 3 suburb Of the city. and
the seat of Butler college, and before
they Ind been At work All hour their at
steniion was called BY q local real estate
dealer ito 4 small vacant cottage in the
woods at the edge Of the town and fa1
removed from any other dwelling. In
q few minutes after the officers had en-
tered the cottage they found beneath
the side porch the missing trunk which
was taken from the side porch Of the
s'circle' house il this city Oct. 10 by H.
sH. Holmes, and which was thought to
have contained the body Of the boy In
a barn connected with the house was q
large stove Of the same pattern as
Holmes bought in Cine He rented
the house under the same alias. The
stove had been 1aoyed from the house
10 the stable by the owner Of the house
after Holmes left. XII
search for the Remains 5s5
began. for 1T I was concluded Il that the
body had been burned in the steve Late
iii the evening attellt ton was called to
thei stove hole where the stove had been.
III was filed with d refuse. This was
pulled and the remains OF the, hoy were
found. Physicians 4 and dentists were
there, ana iii this pile Of refuse hun
dreds of pieces Of cllaTred bones were
found. The teeth sho,wed that the body
was that of q boy between Isl and 10
years of age. and an the 9th er bones con-,
s11iir1lad this, II were charred and
pieces pf flesh chung to Il some o a then.
The skull hOnes and pa1viss add ed to the
same ilcing truth. The body had
evidently been
8 :Barned Il = Cob Fire