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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-11-16
Milwaukee, Dairr Market

Rutter-Faucy creamery. per ID. 22c;
Inferior TO choice, 12a2lc; best dairy
selections. 1sa2Oc: lines. fair to choice, do.
Gf5r.
Checsc-Full cream flats, per h, o41
aa4c; cheddars. SAm@.c; Young Americas.
g24G1Or: brick SF9c, limbuTger, $3.50;
Swiss do. llGIl2c
T,grS-ppr H0Z 1Gy 1Co
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-11-16
MRS. STANT0N'S BIRTHDAY.
Women Gather in Many States to
Pay Honor 20 Her Life
and Work.

New York. Nov. 12-The women Of
farry states have gathered in their re-
.n...iyr state capitals to do honor to
#e fr and worl, Of Elizabeth Cady
Stanton. today being the eighticth anui-
-iry Of her birth. The largest cole
f-atiou will take place in this city AT
II. Metropolitan Opera house. Among
- women invited to speak are Susan
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-11-16
HAD THE TREMENS.
An Unknown Man Creates Stir at
Weyauwega.

Wcyauwcca. Wis. Nov 12-[ -[SpeciaLl |
4 Young man with dcIirium tremens
walked into the village M o'clock this
morning and i now in the village lock
up. He claims 10 have come from the
Oshkosh jail. His name is unknown
lie claims formerly 10 have lived in
Chicago.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-11-16

Elgin, III Butter steady; offerings $40
tubs; sales 542 tubs Mt -. Butter same
time last year 2J02alsc
Fond du Lac. Wis.-Oferings 20 boxes
twins Sales made at ~ .c
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-11-16
rCAsurN Afnremnnr

~ ashinston. y. c.. Nov. I2.-Todar's
80 n.slement Of tho condition of the treas
siEo shaoTs Available cash balance
81 4'o'44o.o45: sold reserve. Sa2 e1S479
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-11-16

Money saved Is money made. Write
to MS for prices on amy diamonds,
watches. clocks. Silvcrwar" iowrlry or
spccracIcS .. l.. Ro>cukrauS & Thatch-
or Co. 40 Wisconsin St, Milwaukee.
r,I.I1n. Inv
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-11-16

Madison, Wis, Nov 11-[SpeciaL IA
j. Turner, clerk of the legislative ap-
portionment committee, has completed
his apportionmcnt of the state into Sen
ate and Assembly districts which will
be submitted to the committee in the
form of report at its meeting Novem-
Der -. The report, however, does not
include the city Of Milwaukee, as the
common council of that city is engaged
In the consideration of an ordinance
changing the ward boundaries of the CITY
which makes it necessary 10 defer con
sideration of the population of the leg
islatiye districts of that county until the
council has disposed of the matter.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1895-03-02

reconocidos como de primera orden en-
todas parties del Territorio
En- lugar de ser nombrados para los
puestos que pretendian viene resultan-
do que sujetos sin importancia y sin
mluencia son los agraciados, no por
los meritos que poseen sino porque
han caido en- la gracia de los poderes
relnantes por ser de su propia eslera
Iy tener una ventaja inmensa sobre los
que son nativos del pals y manihestan
Ia temeridad dc aplicar por un empleo
que no sea elective rs va tempo
lde que Sc desengahen estos neo-mexi-
canos ilusos; esos empeos no Sc han
creado para ellos; forman una especie
dc sindicado en- el cual los referidos
no pueden tener entrada sino hajo cir
cunstancias y condolences 4 las cuales
ellos no Sc prestarian jamas. El 60
bernador J sus consGeros han sentado
el principle de que los hijos del pals
/
no Sc les debe conceder sino aquellos
emplFos que absolutamente no Sc les
puede negar, y que 81 pasan dc esa ra-
Iya en- pedir Sc rechacen sus pretensio-
nes y sc les haga comprender que MIN
gun mexicano puede ser procurador
general 0 procurador de distrito bajo
la presente administration. Si4alguno
comete el disparate do pretenderlos 8
de creerse en- las promesas que le ha.
cen, mejor sera que Sc desengahe de
una vel para siempre y no vuelva ex-
ponerse al ridiculo y al desprecio.
La ayuda que prestase 8 los mtritos
que le acreditasen para esperar esta
clase dc nombramientos son carta que
no cuenta para personas que solo bus
can su propio interes y no hacen case
aIguno de la fe prometlda 8 jurada,
Varias son las personals de nuestro
condado que han vlsto sus reclamos
despreciados { ignorados por la actual
administration, y han yenido d como.
Ger auque tarde, que para cierta clase
de individuos las promesas mas sagra-
das SOP como la pluma que aHebata
el viento, y no merecen Ia impor,an-
cia y credito que Sc les ID, Lo que ha
sucedido ahora seryird dc leccion pa
IA 10 sucesivoy mostrari con mayor
elarldad que nunca que la discordia y
las encmistades tienen invariablemen.
te el resultado dc entregarnos alta
dos de pies y manos 4 nuestros mas
lmplacables y peores enemigos.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1895-03-02
PR0MESAS FALSAS.
Para Ciert0S indiyi.lu0s una cOSa
es Promoter Y Otra es Cum.
plir.

La paciencia es una virtud excelente
pero en- ciertos casos es impossible apre-
ciar sus mGritos utilidad, y hasta po-
demos ahadir, en- ciertas circunstancias
su ejercicio rcbaja la dignidad dc un
hombrey le pone al niyel de las entes
despreciables Tn hombre insutado
y calumniado en- sn honray crtdito no
puede ser paciente sino solamente ca
reciendo de Ia yirihdad y el valor para
mostrar su indignation y vengar sus
agrayios FL honor es un elemento
que no dehe faltar asi en- las transacio
mes priyadas como politicas, y la falta
de fe y la falsedad dc parte de mos
indlyiduos para con otros es cosa inso-
portable y que no Sc puede tolerar Los
que hacen promesas y no las cumpen,
mayormente cuando estas promesas iue-
ron motivadas por el inter6s, son dig
nos del desprecio y del yilipendio de
todo hombre formal, y en- asuntos de
politica las promesas formales dc hon.
bres prominentes dc un partido deben
tener la luerza el efecto de un con
uato ritqygarantido. pero en- el dia
parece que en- muchos casos las pro-
mesas Sc convierten en- humo Sc ha-
cen no con el fnde enmplirse sino con
el de enganar y alusnar las personals
interesadas Desde antcs de Ia insta-
lacion de la legislature mucho Sc dijo
acerca dc promesas de destino 4
indiyiduos prominentes dc este conda-
do, y nosotros 10 mismo que todos les
dimos pleno credito pensando que en-
nuestro pals no Sc prometia una cosa y
Sc haoia otra Nerdad es que conside
rando 10 luerte de donde dimanan los
nombramientos para los empleados en-
question siempre nos inspire cierta des-
conhanza y nos hizo temer que los nte-
resados tendrian nal exotic. Parece
que no nos engahamos en- nuestros pro-
n6sticos pucs de tantas promesas da-
das a ciudadauos neo-meXicanos respe-
to 4 su nombramiento como o6eiales
territoriales y de distIito ninguna sola
ha tenido cumplimiento. Hemos Wis
to individuos de mfrito relevantes y
de alta posicion social en- sus condados
que han sido desairados ensus pretcn-
clones, aun cuando estas estuyiesen
basadas en- promesas solemnes y reite.
radas heehas por los mancjadores y
principales en- elnegocio. 1sstos tuyic.
ron el arte y la perGdia de mantener 4
los aplicantes a Ia espeetatiyay con
segtnidades dc que consiguirian el EN-.
pleo que anhelaban, con objcto Dc
utl!izar su innujo y asegurar su ayuda
cnasuntos que les importaban. pcrc
llegada la OCCASION dc haeer los nom
bramentos adios pfonesas iadios com
promises y adios, espcranzasl nadic
Sc aeord6 dc 10 pasado y los nombres
presentados no tienen relaci6n alguna
con aquellos a quiencs SC habia prone
lido, y los aplicantes snfren el bochor.
no de haber sido cngahados y burla.
dos y la yerg6enza de haber sido re
chazados como indignos y de poca i'm
portancia por el poder nominatiyo
aun cuando su posici6n y caricler scar
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1895-03-02
Defunci0n.

Doha Petrita Baca de Lopez esposa
de Don Jesus Ma Lopez y madre del
j6ven Francisco A Lopez, de III En-
plazado, faIecid en- aquel lugar ell Ld-
nes pasado d la edad de AZ amos; des-
pues de haber padecido una penosa
enlermedad por valios meses que su-
fri6 con resignation y durante el item.
po dc su enlermedad Sc procure todos
los auxilios necesarios para benefcio de
sd alma, Ia cuaI esperamos que estari
gozando de la gloria de Dios en- la man
sion Eterna Sus lunerelcs, tuvieron
lugar el dia sigu.,nte y sus dltimos res
tos iueron sepultados en- ell eementetlo
dc Ia capila del Santo Niho, en- Los
Alamos.
lie sobrevlven; su esposo cinco hi
JOS hombres y dos nihas a los cuales
les mandamos nuestra condolencia.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1895-03-02
Accidente Ierrihle.

La explosion dc la nina "White
Ash" en- CerriIlos, el Ola a7 del pasa-
do cause la muerte a yeinte y cuauo
hombres rs cl accidente mas terri
bic que nunca antes Sc habia expert
mentado en- Nuevo Mexico.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1895-03-02
LOS ESTAD0S NUEy0S.
Pr0babiIidadeS de que Nuey0 Me-
xico, Arizona Y Oklahoma no
Seran admitid0sa la Union
pOr ell C0ngresO Ac-
tuai.

81 nosotros nos quejamos de nuestra
asamblea legislative porque hace pocp
9 NADIA, tambien la generaldad de Ia
naci6n tendra razon para quejarse dc
la morosidad 8 ineptitud del congreso
actual en- la resoluci6n dc problemas
importantisimos para la prosperidad del
pals. La condici6n del erafio naeio-
nal ha dado pdbuIo a serios temores
de una crisis fnanclera y pesar de
estar el congreso en- session y haberle
el presidente llamado la atencion en-
reiterados mensajes acerca de su deber
en- este particulars nada Sc hizo, he
mos visto el espectdculo de la naci6n
mis- RIGA del mundo pidiendo dinero
prestado para atender sus gastos or
dinarios, pues en- dos amos los empress
titos han ascendido a la enorme can
tidad de $I6a,ooo,ooo. EI congreso
ha discutdo sin deScanso la question
fnanciera, pero nada ha podido deter
minar, estas fdtiles discusiones han
dado por resultado que sc abandona.
ran otros asuntos de gran importancia
para los territories que aspiran a en-
trar en- la hermandad de estados.
Estos territories son Nuevo Mexico,
Oklahoma y Arizona, que por largo
tempo han estadoetocahdo 4 las puer-
tas del congreso y pidiendo que Sc les
comedian los derechos que "a antes Sc
han concedido a territories de memo
res recursos y population. A princr
pios de la session todo prometia result
tar felizmente en- la realization de las
aspiraciones y esperanzas de estos ter
ritorios, y los miembros de la mayoria
democratica en- ambos cuerpos Sc mos
traron dispuestos a pasar los actos ha-
bilitandolos para ingresar en- el ndmero
de estados. Sin embargo, NADIA Sc ha
efectuado pesar de que va el con.
greso actual Sc halla en- los dltimos
dias de su presente session, cue con
cluiri el dia 3 de Mario. Is induda-
bic que NADIA Sc podia hacer en- estos
dltimos dias, 4 causa dc la falta come
tida con no haber tornado en- conside-
racion estas materias a principles de
la session. Los RESIDENCES de los terri
torios tendrdn que somelerse a 10 ire
mediable y esperar obtener mejor re-
sultado en- otra OCCASION, Ia cual cree
mos que Sc presentari en- eli pr6ximo
! congreso, que es repubicano, III con
greso actual sc ha maniiestado h0stl d
los intereses y prctensiones de los ter
ritorios y estos hardn bien en- tcner
presente cual es el particle que es-
tando en- mayoria en- el congeso ha
omitido tomar acci6n alguna sobre cs-
Ia question tan importante para cllos,
mostrandose liberal y anti-progresista.
Los movies que han guiado a la de
mocracia en- esta question son muy
uasparentes y pueden conocerse a pri.
mera vista. Al principle los eaudillos
del partido estaban anciosos dc admi.
tir a Nuevo Mexico yArizona como
estados, creyendo que cslos territorios
eligirian seguramente REPRESENTATIVES y
Senadores democriticos, pefo vino Ia
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1895-03-02
LAS VEGAS NUEvo MEXICO, MARIO ? DE 1885.

election de Noyiembre y ell gran fraca-
SO del partido dominante puso una
nueya faz a la question, pues los dos
territories arriba citados dieron como
Ell resto del pals mayorias republicans.
Esto hizo caviar 4 los democratas y
les dio mucho en- que pensar, pues des
de luego consideration que tai vez Nue-
Fvo Mexico y Arizona cuando fuesen
admtidos en- la Union seguirian dam
do mayorias republicans y engrosarian
la mayoria republicana en- el senado y
camara de representatives. Esto en-
frio mucho el entusiasmo de los caudi,
Hos que con tanta fuerza apoyaban la
admission de estos dos territories, y
Sc puede Greer por las cosas que han
pasado, que de amigos Sc conyirtieron
en- enemigos y resolvieron no dar min.
guna oportunidad a Nuevo Mexico y
Arizona para que fuesen admitldos.
Esto 10 prueban las dilaciones y demo
ras que han sufrido los actos
de habilitaci6n de AMOS territories
y el silencio absolute que Ia ryoria
ha guardado durante esta Ultima Sc
sion del congreso actual. Los actos
en- question han permanecido archiva-
dos y olvidados porque la mayoria de-
mocratica no ha querido tomar acci6n
sobre ellos y es l6gico Greer que esta
misma mayoria no tiene ningunas ga
mas de admitir estados nuevos en- la
Union.
Aunque hubieramos deseado ei pa
safe del acto de habilitaci6n relefente
d Nuevo Mexico en- la presente session
creemos que tai vez estd mejor que ha-
va quedado seputado en- los archives
del senado porque d la fecha los resen.
timientos despertados en- este Terrific
rio por el hurto dc Ia legislature ylos
temores que SC AFRICAN dc nuevos abu
SOS por parte de losautores del mismo,
podrfan haber puesto en- peligro el ext
to del estado enlre los ciudadanos dc
Nuevo Mexico. A 10 contrario, de
jando lugar q que Sc calmen los ami
mos con el trascurso del tempo y
aguardando que sc reuna el nuevc
congreso podremos tener la seguridad
de que Sc logre el objeto de nuesuas
asplraciones y que Nuevo Mexico al
canoe el ansiado lugar entire los esta
dos dc la Union. Asi 10 garantiza Ia
disposition manilestada por la mayoria
republicana en- ambos cuerpos y asi lC
promote Ia opinion general preyale
ciente en- el pals de que Nuevo Mexico
ha sido tratado con injusticia por e
gobierno en- el asunto dc su admission
y que ha llegado Ia hora dc cumpIil
con los compromises sagrados con
traidos en- el tratado dc Guadalupe Hi
dalgo por los Estados Umdos, dando
le entrada como uno dc los estadol
soberanos de Ia Union. Para este
Nueyo Mexico posee todas las calidca
clones de riqueza, population y apti
tud, y a mas de este oontiene dentr,
de sus fronteras un imperio dond,
abundan toda clase de producciones ,
recursos, abarcando tanta extension
como Ia que abrazan cinco 8 seis esta
dos del orientc, presentando TN terri
torio tan vasto un poryenir lleno d,
probabilidades ininitas para su adelan
to y progreso. Con ancias esperanto
Ia reunion del pr6ximo conpeso, por
que sin duda alguna atendera a nues
tros justos reclamos.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1895-03-02

Gran surtido de Fihgrana de Orc y
Plata 4 precios mas baratos que MIN
gun joyero en- el Territorio. Sc ID
atenci6n especial d la compostura de
relojes y.prendas, garantizando el tra-
bajo.
En- el local que ocupaba el sehor
Abeytia, lado sur de la plaza.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-04-04
THE BELL IN FLAMES.
Big Clothing House in Chicago Suffers
It's Second Fire.

-"
Fire which imperiled many lives and
caused Il loss of $4,000 broke out in the
basement of tho Bell clothing store, State
and Quincy streets, Chicago, at 2:3O
o'clock Wednesday afternoon. The Bell
buildings contents were nearly all de-
stroyed. Total insurance is 100000.
The FIRE started near the furnace and
shot up the rear stairways with great
rapidity, spreading to each of the five
floors. A panic ensued among the 100
employees. Many Oh the upper floors
rushed to the windows and screamed
for help. Charles II. Smith, a salesman
on the second floor, climbed out of a win
dow on the State street side. and in try
ing to catch hold Of Il projection to sup
port himself lost his balance and fell to
the sidewalk, badly crushing both feet.
Richard Burns, a 17-year-old elevator
boy, displayed great presence of mine
When the alarm was given he ran his ele-
vator to the fourth foor and led Miss Mar
tell, one of the bookkeepcrs, to the car
and brought her safely to the ground,
where she tainted. Miss Jennie Levy,
the cashier on the first floor, had her
desk on a sort Of platform from which a
stair led to the second floor. She ran up
tIlt SldlI anu ulouSh NAohtiSti L .
office, crying The store is on fire." and
reached the elevator in time to catch it
on it's last trip down. Then the traps in
the shaft, operated by electricity, fell,
and the elevator could be run no longer.
A confidential employee of the Bell
Clothing Company said the value of the
stock in the building was 100000, and
from what he could learn the damage
was in the neighborhood of S15O,OOO.
He could give no accurate figures con-
corning insurance., but said he thought
the concern carried $4,000 to $4,000.
The shoe stock, he said, was not more
than half covered.
Jacob II. Coin, the head of the firm,
left for New York Monday afternoon to
finish buying the spring stock. He was
Informed by telegraph of the fire and re-
turned to Chicago at once. A serious fire
occurred in the same building Aug. %
last. The loss on the stock at that fire
was $4,000. The loss on the building
wal $1,000.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-04-04
WIPED OUT BY FIR
CAUSE OVER Si,oOO,Oot
DAMAGE.
Mi1waukcc's West Side Business Dis
trict ~Scourycd- Half a Dozen Mcr.
camille Firms and the Plankintoy
Estate Losers Loss in Chicago.
The Cream City Ablaze.

Lower Grand avenue, the heart of the
west side, OF Milwaukee, was the scene
early Wednesday morning of one of the
most serious conflagrations in the history
Of the city. The fire is the most disastrous
since the Third Ward confagration of
Oct. %, 1852, and the pecuniary loss will
exceed 81 100000. 1t furnished n mag
niicent spectacle for the thousands that
filed the avenue and watched it from sur
rounding buildings. There were, however,
luckily, no fatalities.
Loss to the P1ankinton Estate.
The buildings owned by the Plankinton
estate were the large brick structure COW
ering half q block, occupied by Landau
& Co., wholesale dry goods dealers, and
the Tanner Company, furniture. adjoin-
ing Landaur & Co. to the east, the build
ing in the rear of Landaur 4 Co., occupied
by the Reliance Storage Company, and
the library building at the northwest cor
her OF 18th street and Grand avenue. The
estate will suffer II loss Of about $250,O0O
On the buildings occupied by Landau &
Co, Tanner & Co, and the Reliance StOr-
age Co., which were practically new.
They were totally destroyed. The insur-
ance on them is estimated of so per cent,
"Iitu Mol!iN iIliht tilc lOSS tIc iISuIdllCc
companies are 10 bear approximately
100000 on that structure alone
Max Landaur. Of Landaur & Co., said
the stock carried at present by his firm
was valued at 100000, and he usually
carried about SO per cent. insurance,
which would make the actual loss of the
firm 100000
The Tanner Company's loss was said
L. l. zt~.x C1nn nnn L,,l ~, .o,1D,
of the company could be ound to give
any accurate estimate. 1t was thought
the furniture stock was insured for about
IS per cent. of the value.
Big Clothicrs Burned Out.
The Davidson estate was the owner of
the building ut 3i3 and 315 Grand ave-
nue., located between part OF the Plankin-
ton building that was occupied by the
Tanner Company and the Mathews build
ing. in which the retail house of Morgan
G. Co. is located. The only occupants Of
the store-rooms in this building were Bar
ling s. Wambold, retail clothiers, but
there were 4 few Offices in the upper part
of the two stories. The structure was one
of frame, with q veneer of brick, SO the
FIRE underwriters say, and was worth $780,
900 at the outside. The insurance was
said to foot up to about $4,000.
Darling & Wambcld had just received
a large consignment of spring goods, and
the entire stock as well as the building
was lost. With the new goods the stock
was worth 10000 or more, so one con-
nected with the firm in IL responsible ca
pacity said. The insurance was about
$4,000. Roebcl & Rcinhart, art goods
and picture frames, were partially burned
out and the stock wholly ruined by heat
and water; insurance. 100000. Young
Mems Christian Association Building on
5th street was burned; loss, $4,000. There
are many minor losses, including small
stores and fats.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-04-04
South Dakota Short Notes.

Articles of incorporation have been filed
for the YanktOn Electric and Manufac-
turing Company, capital stock $4,000.
The Hurley Cooperative Creamery
Company has disposed of nearly all its
stock and work will be begun on the
building in the near future.
The Fourth District Veteran AssOcia-
ton, which includes Grand Army Posts,
Relief Corps and Sons of Veterans Camps
in the counties of Beadle, Hyde, Hughes,
Potter, Hand, Faux, Buffalo, Jerauld,
Sanborn, Miner, Dawson, Aurora and
Brule, will hold its annual reunion and en-
campment at Huron July 3, 4 and 5.
A meeting of South Dakota druggists
was held at Huron and the Druggists Mu-
tual Fire Insurance Company organized.
The company headquarters will be at
Lake Preston. All members of the South
Dakota Pharmaceutical Association may
become members of the insurance COM
pany by the payment of 81. The organ
ization limits insurance to IS ,OOO-not more
than that amount will be written for any
one member. Applications for insurance
to the amount of $a35, 900 have already
been made.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-04-04
FATHER NOLAN RETRACTS.
Publicly Recants Charges Made Against
Sioux Falls Sisters.

SIOuA EdAb cihttTSs
The quarrel of long standing between
,hc priest in charge of the Catholic cOngre-
cation at Sioux Falls and the nun in
charge of the convent and schools appears
10 be reaching Il elimination. At church
services Sunday Father Nolan, who first
made The serious charge against the sisters,
IN the pulpit rctracted the statements OF Il
year ago and acknowledged his error.
This recantation, it is said, was upon sug-
5estion of Archbishop Ireland, and the fact
n his statements developed the fact that
Father l~savouX, vicar general Of the archdi-
oceSe. has been at Sioux Falls ONE time
Investigating the matter.
He Wen to Sioux Falls as the represent
alive OF Archbishop Ireland to take evil
iencc in the ease, and while it is believed
he has yet made no final report, this action
If the priest in charge indicates that the
sisters have been indicated. 1t is also re-
ported thrt they will voluntarily leave and
follow Bishop Marty to st. Cloud. When
Father RavOuX went to Sioux Falls the
sisters supposed that there would be a reg
ular trial and employed from New York to
assist them, but Father RavOuX dismissed
Them at once and conducted the investiga-
ton quietly and in his own way. The
statement OF Father Nolan has not healed
the breach.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-04-04

committees having In charge arrange
w, fnr tbe Fourth District Veteran En-
mnmrmcut. TO be held at Huron on July 5.
,a nnd !. are busy with their work. Several
"mt tnrs have already been engaged and a
s,"mher of special attractions arranged for.
TIn City Council and citizens generally
'.a taking hold of the work with much
aarrcstness and propose to make it the
rrandest gathering Of old soldiers ever
neId in the State. Twelve counties are
.'nhrared in the district, each of which
Gill send large delegations. Many will
,Iso he in attendance from all parts of the
:,ate. and prominent Grand Army men
from Minnesota, Iowa and Nebraska have
also been invited.