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The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1895-07-13
A NOTORIOUS BURGLAR CAPTURED
Bill Davis. With Many Aliases, Under
Arrest in New York.

New York, July s-William Davis alias
Richard Bernard, alias Dick Davis, alias
Martin, wanted in San Francisco for burg
larry, is under arrest here. He is one of
the best known burglars in the west.
Davis was arrested in this city December
5, 1899. for entering house on Twenty
first street and Ninth avenue. When dis
covered by the woman of the house he at
tempted to shoot her. lie was not con-
victed because the woman refused to
make complaint. July, 1898, in company
with two other men, Davis broke into a
store in San Francisco and stole $4,000
worth of silks. He was arrested and plac-
ed under $4,000 bail. Straw bail was fur
nished and he fed.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1895-07-13
MUNICIPAL ELECTION At BOISE

Pierce. the Fusionist Candidate, Has Two
Majority for Mayor.
Boise, July S.-The city election held to-
day was warmly contested. There were
two tickets in the field, a combination Of
the democrats and populists, headed by
w. E. Pierce for mayor, and the straight
republican ticket, headed by George II.
Stewart Pierce was elected by two ma
jority. Clay Branstetter, fusionist. was
elected to the council, the republicans
electing DR.. II. Colister, NJ. II. Sebern. I.
S. Weller and Frank Fem. The republi-
cans elect all the rest of the ticket.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1895-07-13
FIRMLY BELIEVES IN FREE COINAGE
The Lead Trust President Talks i'll No
Uncertain Language.

Leadville, July 7.-W. P. Thomson, the
millionaire president of the National
Lead Company Of New York, more COM
monty known as the lead trust, is in
LeadVille looking over the mining and
milling situation. Il am" said he in an
interview, "a thorough believer in the
doctrine Of bimetalnsm. 1t is the most
beneficent monetary reform which has
ever been proposed, and the world can not
TOO soon get on a bimetallic basis. 1 be-
lieve the United States is strong enough
and rich enough to take the initial step
in the matter of silver, and that free coin
age could be adopted by us without any
danger whatever"
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1895-07-13
MARY LEASE BEATEN IN THE COURTS
George Clark Was Regularly Appointed
as Her Successor.

Topeka. July 6.-The supreme court
today decided the case Of Mary E. Lease
VS.. George A. Clark, holding that Mrs.
Lease was appointed trustee of the
state board of charitable Institutions
by Governor Lewellyn in 1898 for the un-
expired and not the full term, and Gov
ernor MorrilIs appointment of George
A. Clark as her successor was regular.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1895-07-13
BANQUET TO RAILWAY DELEGATES
London Delegates Have Wined, Dined
and Been Entertained.


London, July S.-The Railway Com
panies' Association gave a banquet to-
day to the delegates TO the international
railway congress at the Crystal palace.
and tomorrow the last session of the
gathering will be held The delegates
will then proceed in a body to the north
ern border, where they will inspect the
great Firth of Forth bridge, after which
they will disband. The convention has
been the most largely attended of the
kind yet held, and a movement is on
foot to have the next convention, or at
any rate the one to be held in 1897, come
to the United States, either to New York
or to Chicago.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1895-07-13
CHAMPION AMATEUR sPRINTERs
University and City Athletes Compete
for IIonOrs in England.

London, July Cat Stamford bridge
grounds today in the half-mile run for the
amateur championship of Great Britain
E. c. Bradem of the London Athletic
Club beat f. S. Koran, president of the
Cambridge University Athletic Club, four
yards, in l minute So As seconds.
In the mile run Bacon beat w. e. Luz
tians, the crack miller of Cambridge uni
versity, in four minutes and seconds,
breaking the English record by four-fifths
of a second.
In the 100 yard hurdle race Godfred
Shaw of the London Athletic Club beat w.
j. Oakley, president of the oxford Uni
versity Athletic Club, in Is 4-5 seconds,
breaking the record.
In the quarter-mile run w. Fitzherbert
of Cambridge beat E. c. Bradin of the
London Athletic Club in As 3-5 seconds.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1895-07-13
WILLIAMS BEsTED MEXICAN PETE
Prize Fight at Greed. Colorado. Decided
ON a Foul.

Creole, Col, July 5.-Mexican Pete and
Jim williams entered the ring at II p. m
to fight for a purse of $500. After the
eighth round the referee decided the fight
for williams on foul, having warned
Pete several times not to repeat striking
williams with his knee, as he had done in
the several preceding rounds. The fight
lasted thirty minutes and Williams had
the best Of it all through.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1895-07-13
CIeveIand nahv AlI Rieht

Buzzards Bay, July S-Dr. Bryant re-
ported today that Mrs. Cleveland and her
daughter were resting quietly and every
thing was progressing finely. He will add
nothing except that the newcomer is fine
little girl. Numerous messages Of congrat-
ulations to President Cleveland have been
received.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1895-07-13
WILLETTA EXCITEMENT.
WARNER SENDS a FAIR CHALLENGE
Wants the Sound Money People TO Par.
ricipate in Discussion.

president of the American Bimetallic
League, has written a letter to Hon.
Charles S. Fairchild of the committee on
sound currency of the Reform Club Of
New York, in which he invites the COM
mittee on sound currency to discuss the
money question on distinctive PROPOSE
lions to be agreed upon and to be carried
on by questions and answers.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1895-07-13
Denver Sunday CIosine

Denver, July 7.-All the provision stores
in Denver were closed today by the police
undert he city ordinance recently passed.
The proprletors of about thirty such
shops which were found open were noti-
fed to appear in the police court tomor-
row.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1895-07-13
lRoN MoLDeRs' NATIONAL UNION
Meeting in Chicago More OF a Social
Than a business Gathering.

IMAM BUSINESS Oatherlns'
Chicago, July S.-Delegates represent
ing every branch throughout the cOun-
try of the Iron Molders' Union of North
America met here to day, this being the
first national gathering of the Organiza-
ton held for four years. A somewhat
unusual feature of the meeting consists
in the fact that the wage question will
take a secondary place in the delibera-
tions. most of the time having been as
signed to social functions and the dis
cussion of the practical details of the
trade. including new methods of mold
ing in line with the most recent scien-
tific discoveries. The visiting delegates
will be treated to an excursion to Mil
waukee on the whaleback.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1895-07-13
NORWEGIAN SHIP eURNeD AT SEA
The Field. Coal Laden. Bound for san
Diego California.

San Diego, July 6.-The British ship Ma
rion Frasier, Captain Wall. which arriv-
ed here this morning from New Castle,
Australia, brings news that the NOrwe-
gian ship Field, coal laden, 275 days out
from Grimsby, Wales, and bound for this
port, was burned at sea in latitude 10
south, longitude 11S west. The crew of 20
men took to the boats and were picked up
after IA days by the ship Centaur, bound
for the United Kingdom.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1895-07-13
GENERAL NEWS OF TnE STORMS
Missouri. Oklahoma, Kansas and Texas
Felt the Gale.

Fredonia, Kan, July s.-A binding rain
storm, accompanied by high wind, pass
ed over this city. extending three miles
north, yesterday at o'clock. In 40 min
utes fully four inches Of water fell, wash
ing away sidewalks.
At La Fontaine, Kan, the residence Of
r. Giles was blown off the foundations.
At New Albany the roof the brick
school house was blown away, damaging
the building to the maount of $4,000. The
Christian church in course of construction
was levelled to the ground. The family
of John Cox-husband, wife and seven
children-while crossing a small stream
were thrown into the water, but FORUM
ately managed to reach landing.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1895-07-13
CRATERs POUR FORTH MOLTEN FIRE
Vesuvius and Aetna Threaten Destruc.
tion 10 villages.

Naples, July 6.-The crater Of Mount
Aetna is again pouring forth fire, smoke
and lava. Mount Vesuvius is also in a
state of eruption and reported TO be in
a worse condition than Aetna. The town
Of Resinain, south Italy, built over the
ruins Of Herculaneun, Is threatened. VII
lagos in the vicinity of both volcanoes are
believed to be in danger.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1895-07-13
NEW GOLD FIELDS IN COLORADO
Excitement in the GreenhOrn Range
Niuetta Camp Growing.

Excitement in the GrecnhOrn Range
Ninetta Camp Growing.
Florence, Col, July S.-There is consid-
cradle excitement here over the discovery
of a new gold field in the GreenhOrn range,
nine miles south of this place. The vein of
ore, which is free milling, is 40 feet wide
and has had a mill test running full width.
Another tunnel in 80 feet struck vein of
quartz that seems to be high grade ore,
and prospectors claim an assay Of $55 for
the whole vein, some parts of it running
as high as $500.
WILLETTA EXCITEMENT.
Silver Cliff, Col, July S.-The excitment
increases over the Willetta gold camp,
southeast of Silver Cliff. New strikes are
being made daily, and business men and
hotel keepers are becoming prospectors.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1895-10-10

@itternns berrihtG, 10 bntteu fidb aid
auS mas uno fern iablreite g6ife siu.
asittllt, rpelte init Der @emtinoe oas
1isit isisrn ipolItsu. Serr Batter ader,
mann uOH Sua, Soma, weItr als
@otprsoiser sribiensn mar uno Der
galtOr Der @emeinoe, tSr. ShalibdHiisr,
perihnoistsH tsu Stiisdhsu @Oit.s
@ert IN Rrsoist uuo SOrtros. CUR
AbrpthsIana unb sur Grbbbuug Der
5eirr trus bsr ssmil&is Cher Der @t'
meinor inter 9situus isines T,riasutsn,
oes SrH. Yafpr Saalibauiisr, msbrcrr
gut ssiibtt 9isoer Dor uno srraua iih
ourd feline esiitunseu has Sob aIltr
aHlptisnfen. aerHer lei eripdhni, oab
oHh iar lsiblite Grauiduna Der deltteil.
ushmer dhriOrse sstrUiiru mar. 9n
BEN Sebni oeripauoslie Der @smsinpe.
uOritsber oas Stullpial In ein;n Spsi.
isioal, uno bic fraHsu Der @emsmor,
iuelhe bic 20iuns Der Woaruirage oui
iicb esnOmmer buttsn. osiorirteu bic
auisslttIlirn Ea'eln nit ben 8Urrdieu
ibrsr Spsiisinmmern Die nnh benz
Nnhls aus oem gginl 6traustretenoeu
bsitdtigten eurh ihre btiritoieisu Wie'
usu. bob bic 5rouer ibtt auisabs ~
uCIIsr 3uirisesnbsit psIOit battsu.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1895-10-10

4 Sm ROnat SspttmbsE muron in
@siipsbHrs 1000 Buibel RsiSeH ~
Rarsts ssbraht.
DE 8siissr Ger WablmihIs Su
Rurtbvils bsabiidtiseu riusn @asbrun'
nsn onSulsssu. ea bort onssbIid in ss'
ringer 1isis @os in Rsuss in Der Gr'
be iid uUrfnos.
Nu' Der 6arm oes q. ". Ban
sorpsu nobs 1puboI itlus sin pierO
i'm Stale cine 9aisTne um uHo bic dpl.
ss mar, ea6 Der Staa init 3 Eisrotn,
gsi4irrrn eis. obbronHts.
/ gsrihisosns 5armsr nabs 1pnOaII
usrIanotsR ibr @streios islbh, uno on.
ssblia init Russu, sesenlbsr ben UOE
ben GlspaiUrsH beSoblien Rreiisn. @as
he bsiOnbers baJa bsipUs mar Der ab'
aug pOu Slpei piuub per SuibsI. ben Die
lulalen aduIer ma1tsn.
4 On einem HrairisIener Habe Gre.
oerid Tam Elm 2eutiaruiis um, iudhrsnb
er einias Burden um ieins @etreibeiiode
herum sssen oas 6euer ~ piIheen iuA.
ts. duH elm annbe erliii 10 itwsre
Brauopuueen, bab or herbsu pire.
giele Slnoere trugsn BerlebuneeH oa'
ron.
\ 1nrdtbare @rairiebrdnbe per'
waiitten bic aseseno nm Spsmih. Bic
Ia gamilieu iinb pbbahles unb aanSe
srcbs BishShdiertien iino usssbraHni.
Tsr GAaosn iOn. rrdbis aeifdst, l0o..
600 betraaeH. Tas 6euer puroe bur6
llnpcrihtisteii beim NbbrenneH pon
ShntiireiifH perurio1t.
RNberbeen. Urn Witiwof
Nbenb D. @. enibsdten' bic NaAtdrH
Gesrae @ebiirs ant oeRsn5urm Geuer
unb iauben als iie Sur Msiiuus terbei,
eiIien, sineH arobeu init @eriieueen.
duiier gprr6tbeu, NahrunesnittflH
unb 6ausbslfHnss. @eaenitdnben bella
bsusn MassH IN DIommeH. Die Yferfs
baiien Iib lpeserihen rno iDureen ipd'
| ter In Der prnirie autesfaHatn. @tbIfrs
| III felt bem wpriommHif Ipurlcs per.
lbpunben. Rnn battle erR esslarbi,
bab sr In ben Basm seitlaisn bdsis,
uno nit pfrbrnnnt iphrt. @ine aeiioul
Eurdinduns Der Nide beI0toeris inbsi
ltint msujdlihen eei9entbsile sH 1ase
sDis Heb$sbsn habtn srRillid,s AladIor
| |i6unotsi naA bem Bsri4pnnbensn al
sspfnt
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1895-10-10

Den 2tieru Der .Ro6ri6tsn- III aul
Der lsStu6hsuilihen WHmmer beianHt,
pis bic rt,hsH ShIa6lhousbsfssr pUu
Chicago bieIs Siaot nm @aiier aus ben
gsituna asr6bren I'm s9srtbe oon Sun'
osrttauieHoen pon DpIIars beitablsH.
apit bic serihtlihe tlnitriuduus aus.
iitl, b. B. iuU bic GrOboisbs luuisH &C.
laIisn purssu, ipirb uis I0Ist bsrihiet
Rii uisrSthH stsen iisbm Stimm,u
bsI6luiieu Die @rObSeidwureueu
bic llHisrIuhuus mtseu Der @ai.
fer 9iebltibls in benz S9lndt.
baRsoiitriite aaiJuaeben. Tob eieieS
Sleinltat H6i Obns ben Ginhu6 esruiiisr
Rdhtr, wslds sniipsosr iibsr ben @rob'
aeihwsrsnsu Uorr lbsr ben !Ssussu itau'
eed, srSieIt puroe, mar StoermoHH
ilar, psIher ben 8srlarf Der TIuat
uAbrsno Der SisuHs Der September
@rano SURE btobahtsts. Der Stouts'
ahpalt rhhrts teinen Ginger, um Bt
weismatrrial in itine Sdnoe Su beium'
men, Cbsr, Bauiommiiidr Rent nne
aprpUratiUnsaHipnlt 8sule UertielttH
iih au4 isbr paIiip ano bic reiaeu
SdlIadgthaus6sfvr RsIiOn ROrris 4
Co, armOur a. Go. Hub onoers mod
ten ibrsn pOliiiihtu Ginilub 81 ibreHl
ptri6nliHeu Ruern etlirno.
Gspar idbOH beim Ssginn Der Inter
iuhune biHlduslidb beianut. odB ein.
GnSabI @rObesiHwortHs bic auinobm'
Der llntrriuhaus opH aniaHa on gu bin
tertreibtn periuhts, Muo Corporations
auwalt gsals COB pOr ben @rVbssiHwO'
rersH oas GHta@ten ab, bob oos De
weismattrial uussnhseuo iei. nm tint
irimiusue Serfclguus Der onihulbieier
1irmen ~ unternthmtn. Rii oisiei
GrilarHns mar hem ysriabrsu naihrlit
bas @hdgEat aebrohtn. Tas 9eusniS
Der anssiisllisu. tpeiht bic Auserabuua
aeleiIst unS bic sebsimsn R0hreH bios
ssleet batien, blieb ubne Bsadtune
Die Gipie GeberatiOu, iuelbe bic peT
Der Sinot einaeisitsts llnierIa6Hnf
iraiiia Hnterithst bate. mar iiber bal
RgiHItdt beIonOers enitdnIdt.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1895-10-10
Gin psrs,sHisr sd,almana.

Ct 9Ouis. RO.. 5. GitVber. Ssu'
ts Dor 60 Ssrru ausuit 6. BnrsoOri
benz 2eiisr Der osniih IuihsriihsH
SyuOouI'6 6Odidnls uOu Riiiouri. per.
aouui, aui cine 25idbriss assrtsdiisieit
SurhdblideR Su i6Hnen. Der or bis bfiten
Sabre isinrs 2sbens init ihier untr.
uhbliher arait sstusibt bate. gum
Ssssn uOu absrtauisnOsu uOn iRuitisen
Ssuiih amsriiansru. ganj in Der
Stiae pOIIis CT Sisieu oeuiphreissn
Tag bspsbsn. absr isius aOGsssu un6
bic Shhlsr bsinmsu bod @inb pSE sem
9ubelinSr ibrss bslltbtsn 2sittrS uRo
10 esItultets iih NsrisIbs, nadSm sit
S6uls etmas frhbsr ssidlOfsn worosn
mar, 81 sinsm reat irOblideH t5sittoss.
Su BEN ii@ audi bic Rlislisor bss
gerluaItunssraibes, bod anssfbeHs bic.
iies Ssutids gsiaditslsut, uno Geiit.
lide, einseiunoeR boitsu. Tab otm
psroisnieu Ranne periHle0snc bdno'
sraiIihs Seipsiis Der gsrshruns. osrsu
CT iih in peiitH Rrsiisn erireuts, bar,
ssbradi purbsn. psriitbt iiA pUbl bon
i,lbh. Der gsrIauf Der 5sirr mar sin
ir0bIiasr.
Serr auauf e. BursoOri wures am
IL. Suli 1898 in oonuOuer ssbOrsn.
une fam uisr Sabre ipdtsr init isinsn
GIt,ru uah q. 9Ouis. Sisr bsInais
sr bic Osuti6s 2rsisinisisits' CBsmsin0s.
Shuls unp smpiins suuu uHier osm
bShbssobisH, Isiosr ~ frab utritOrbs'
neu Ssrru RrOi. @alibsr cine taHiiss
gpmHnF0lausbiIOHns. Damn bsilsiOs.
te CT gebrsritsGIsu an Der OsuiihIuihs.
riiheu giorridaIs ~ Saso Sro. Sa.,
une Der Osutideu 9IOHs 9rmsiHos, mel
DE CT Dor sruau rs Sebrrn init sinsr
grUisfur on Der OemoIisen bsuiid'
luthsriiasu bOAsrsu Barssri6uIs an s.
sns Sorrp Strobs urrtuuitbts; bort
bat or isitbsr uno Sluar ieit 1875 oils
Setter Der anhdlt. ptI6c nat ibrsm
BrRnOsr RrOi. @altber ipdtr umss'
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1895-10-10
C1u zisai,.u,u.aI
Ein eroSsr ssntfsr Sueiansrbs'
lahmer.

Wis Der iatbUliitss Siihpi " artiH
Rartp pon 9oipta ani ben Biihpis'
no in Der RiFiiiipptitaoi "a. glUub
in RiHneiuta perieet ipurot, dHbsris
Ih bic BsibrntRns. Sas CT enourtJ
leiuem lansidhrietH eriprieblihsu @ir.
Zen uHter ben SIOnr tut,sssu lei. gum
CBllds III sits uiht Der 5al, iOuoern
HsbsH tst Srpaltuns Sss Bistbnms i'm
mittleren aRinneiOta bsbdIt or aud bic
Nuiiitt ibsr ale intbsliiden Siosr.
Ia isius BtiuHessit ourh Rueippihs
Cur p0lfdnoia nisoerberssiteIlt III,
ihtut CT bic ihptrsu 9aitrn bee oUppsI.
ten amtss Hibt.
Ssii bem peritprbsntn Bel0isr DC
Smst bat fih feiu SHoiaHrr. Miiiiondr
nit BEN @sieu uuo Der Sprade per'
itieoeRr 5noinHsritdmms, nameuiIit
abtr Der Et6mms Der SiUur Ootr Ia.
iOtas, 10 sriiuoIih psrtraut esmaat,
Ipie Der EsutinihweiSer Rariin Rarts.
CT ipriht bic w0bItIiusenoe Taioia.
Iprate ir ssl6Mfs iulr Tntih uuo eng
Iiih unD bot lie uutsr ben Siour islbn
erlsrni uno sr'Oriht. 5radts bisiss
S,uoiums iinb ieine 9rnmmoiit ano
ieiu @6rtcrbHh Der Taiutniprnht.
Vie Rliiondr ebenio .hntig ruie ole
GpradiUriher. wubis ii9 Rdr.p sus
Bsrirauen Der perihieptHiteu SionI.
iidmms ihOH Iu eiHsr 9eii 81 sspiHHsn,
aIs iis ben Der. Stnatsu nod t6otlid
isinelidh iparea CT bsuuBts oisits
Ssrtraueu itsts, nm lie yu irieeIitsm
Yetbalien 81 beweeeu. ySeibs anfieo'
Ter luurosu mutiis uun ibm sesen bic
SHoiousr bsi&ast.
nne swtimal rsiite rr Jur iblimmiien
9eii, ale ieIH @siber In isuen OeaeaI
ben isines 9sbens uOr ben euiIidnoiihen
Der Siour fiber mar, uHier srObsn
TAblnlsn an bic @renje Wontann's .
uno Sritiih.R ROTsdmsrita's, nm ben
sitting Bul, oanials bic Seeie ots
@iosrfnnoes Der SipuE. sur Inter
iperiuue su eTmabnen. CT mahtt eiti,
Reiirn aui bic Bite Der RssierHns Der
Ser. Staaisu. hub oob ihlisblia oiG
blniissn uHo iOiiipisIiseH SiOaririsss
aas Der Relt ssIhaiii warOen, oos Der
oanli man srS6sn 1bsils AUDI bsm bsil.
iamsn GiHHuiie Rartp's auF bitit pun
Ratur 10 iriesrriihsn uHo iritssihhti'
gen Snoianeritdmme.
9lit oerielbeu SerltnsDdrme, mouii
CT bic Sieur Sum 5rleoen beucs. liant
CT aber aud, iiets fur bic WsHiHenreHis
OsrislbeH cir. 6uslsiA mar CT HHab.
liiiis benthb,, Ieins rpthhdaiissn Sdhs.
iinss ourA siutdmHbis. aJeiiitsusiduIeH
EHt bsiOHotrs aEh Ndsrbouihulsn 81
eipiliFien. germ0se ieinsr seuausH
stenuiuib Der Sprade uHo oes @eieni
Ieinsr Ghaelines, cine RsrniHib, bic el
aud ben u0R ibm ertprentn RiHiona'
rtn btibrattt, srsielts CT 0arpbes.
9H @aibinsiOner Reoierunssireiier
IN uaR isbr srireHt earhbsr, oni
EiI4of Uiartp aud iernerbiu siaeu
ISsil ieiner Belt ben Sucianeru nib
men wirb.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1895-10-10

Gine sanS iurhtbGrs, iait orsi.
ipaltias, eoitorieas Ybilippiia erthtili
Der Sipur 5aIlisr .araus 9eaoer" Der
Staatsadtrbaubeb6roc fur ibre mebT
iuis islbkihbtise 8trihsuus iiber bic
Giunabmeu Der Stadisiair. gseters
betrussn kl0,7ll.I6, sinihlieblid Sei'
traee Der Stabt Sipur Sole in Der
Sbbe pun s3,307.4U. Bon oieisu Gin
rnbmeu Habm bic Bsb6roe init siusm
tiibneu, tisitn @riii $3,20S.55 fur au'
9eblide Gisuitlrtunseu. InsasIpsr une
bic ptritieosnIsn -aussubea" OtrNPit.
slisoer pOripss fur iih. Sm llsbrissn
wirtbihnitstt bic 8ebbroe 10 t0l iu's
Belle hinsiu, SabIis fur 9lsHiilsiitnnssu,
bic in uislen 5dIIeH Der Gbrs baIbtr
ceer aus llueiasuuasigteit pon Sriu'
heru ohtrSIusii.usrn aerne gratis gtlsi'
itst ipproeE pd,eu, iOld bobe @ereatuH'
gen, TAB Die 6aiT nit eiHem 9efiSit
pon lber $4,000 abid,liebi. Sas &C.
uauuts 8lait iummt 10 uuperbaat bsr'
Dor nit isiuen Seihuloignnseu unb
bGut NIT iOIhsr @uht seraSsaus, sa6
mann ben Ginbrud ssiuiuni, es iisbs
sanS SiOur SAILS biHtsr ibm. iuttbsHo
hbsr bic Ssriualtuns otr 5air isitsuB
Der Bebbroe. uuo oos mare Hidt
perwunSerlih, iusnu nur eutisrnt rid
fig III, mas osr -geaosr- ia iUlssnoe
9silsu Suiammsuiabi: 80 bat bic Be
h0rot fOIssnos suUrms Summsn IA uisI
fir iih ssnUmmsn unO an 5rsnnos per-
ibpsnoet: Shr peri6ulide Auslnsen
$4,000, fir gOliSsi ts50, iir arbsi,
uno SaubOlJ. ihr RihtT ss5O, ihr
Gen ESQ, SuiammeH t2.65o. 9isis
Summe iuuros ben RrdmisusepiHusru
stroubt, bic nun uiht bsSablt wrrosr
i0unsn
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1895-10-10
VnmmerA.

l aberbesu. 2. Gh. Z. 9. 9sit'
IOu. sIn anssitsIisr Der sItitriidtn De
IeR4tHnss.a .anlass. srlitt siusn i6wsrsn
llnfaH. Der Wanu ipuree pou sinem
abiprinsenbsH 1rsibritu'en on ben
a0pi sstrUffsu uHO 70 srbsblia psrIsbt.
eas er Stunesu lang bgipubilOs litssH
bIisb. Sti BEN sturSs fisl CT ssssn bic
beibsn GGmpfrSbreH unO trus i6msrj.
bate BrnHewuuOsn ospSu.
Risrrr. 2. Et. @. 2. Small
aus 5Orsit Gitp ittGts ben SIntrus, fur
bic .GOrsii Giip 9dno unO 5mprOpt'
msHt &C." sinsH RnHsnpsrpaiier ~
bsfsaeH. gu ben GranOsrH Der @sieu.
iboit ssb6rsu nsbsn aapitaliIten aus
benz Citsu Gr'@Oupsrneur Suilsp ppn
Connecticut nnO Su ssssnpdrtiss Gin.
nsbmsr Der Suubss. 9anopiiirs in Crib,
Ola, Capt. J. 3. 5abIsr. Die lssi.
ssnaHHisH BsiosH Iisssu fd psH bisF.
cen Sirssru 5000 adsr 9auO ssri6rei,
ben, Habmtn aui SaFsIbs cine 5ppOtbsi
aHf uno bautcu init BEN 10 trbalieuen
Seioe bic 5Ortit Gits aub SiOuy Gitp
SahH ale aitlsuuHisrnsbmsn. Gs beibi,
SGs SuIiIsp uuN SeHuIi,n issi bic
Snbn an iid bliussu usQsn, be aitiO'
ndrs iuteH eiss abtr ~ utrbinbnu.
lin aIarbsit in bic Sats ~ I5afim,
bat Small Ramsns Der Nition6re ben
ObsH ,rpdhuisu aHtros ssitsai.
gitrrs 3. Oft. Die SrttsiSi.
ger ess ptgsH Der beiaHntsH risiism
rlutsTi&Iasuns su fhHiidbrisr 3u&t.
haushrnfe perurthtiItsn sbsmnIiaeu
Stats. S&OSmtltrr u. u. 1oslpr ia.
ben ibrs GiHpduos ssssH sas GEieuHt-
me- sslisnO ssmntt. Sis srildrsH lss.
ttres fur uHsiltis. neil l., bic in Der
aHilassi6riit unstssbsHsu Puutts niGt
sOs Ssrbrshsu Der rlHtsridlasans con.
iiiiuirsn, e., bab i've etraft bss imsta.
tut uOrssisbsHe Rob abriarsits, D.,
ssb 1apIOr bel Osr 9aIuus Oes ur.
tbsiIs ned ais Ssamtsr bslra&tst usr.
ben lpdrt. wdbrenp CT tbatId4Iid be-
rsits isinT ESit,u GH isiusu gsaaFOIssr
obsstretsH St22tts, Rne T.. Aab IN Der
SlHilassidb. Sis art unb @siIs, in Der
RA 9aslor oos Sm Staats sshSriae
1sIe aHsssisust babe. Hitt usassuisieu
pdrs. Tics limb bic SaupipaHits. mel.
DE bic Stuutsanpatiiaait nunrshr an
UiOerIssfH Ueriuden iUwN. Die CARTE
RhdF6tnnsms aui ben Grpshisb se.
rsidht Der 5nitiJ CAB TatOias pabrIid,
Hiat Iur Gbrs.
(st Rl. Siis,l
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1895-10-10
SsfaunimaAuna Der ssabi BOA
eeuntssg emmiHarsa.

Gs ipire bitrmii bsiaHnt ssmadt. .ods
Am sritnTisHitas mad Sem eritengeuns
tag. am fauftsH Tass Oes udaltsu gass
psmbsr (Is9Sl. cine gsobI fur eiHsn
GOuutptommiiidr fiir ben GommiFdrss
oiiiriii Rummsr erei (R0. 81 usH Sa.
uiiun GUuntp. Gtaas Sao' GaiStn, Iintt.
iinhcu ipirb, pelAs @aN an ben mad.
iOlseaA ssnaHHtsu StimmpIdssn abse.
bal,eH iDerssn w:ro; Jar bas T0pu.
flip anb gillose Rt. Sermon i'm SAul.
bauIs i'm 8illass Rt. gsrnou i'm se.
naunisu 3Ounibip; fur sos TU'pxibip
Union i'm Saulbans SO. 5 i'm ssnann.
ten 1OpHibip; uns for eas IopuItip
gassr i'm edulbaus EO. 4 i'm ssnann.
ten TOmnIbip; nno bab sur slsiAen
Ssii cine @abi sinss GsuntplommiiIdrs
fur ben GOmmiiidrsoiifriit ssummer
bier (Ro. - bes senannim County
ifatiiinssn pirs. uHb bab iSl4s Gsahl
an ben uaassaauRien stimmpldsm ab.
ssbalisn perbm ivirb: Dar Perrs
zswnibip i'm Sdulbaus RO. 2 i'm 90.
nsuuisn TUpuibip; iar Badger 1sipas
| Itip i'm edalbaus sas. I i'm ssHannim
remufhib. unn ilr Wlsnbcu zp,uughin
i'm edulbaus sss. . i'm ssnanutsR
3oipnitip; spsl6e erpdbHtsn fsatttn
nm a4t lbr MsrseHs srSiiast wtrbsa
nns oiIsn bleibsH rperesn bis .Fanf llbs
I'm s,a@miitao sssislbsn 1ssss.
rBsasbsu. bifisn stem Tag i'm Clis~
Der. v. .. 1895.
g. 70. Gbamplin.
gsaHis. .sasitpr ses ssssHutm Gsunts.