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The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-04-17
A Wonderful Discovery.

From Germany comes the first official
news of a discovery made by an American
that is said TO be certain cure for both con-
sumption and cancer. Consul General De-
Kay of Berlin, in a report TO the state de-
paItment says this discovery, which was
announced late in March in a trustworthy
medical weekly in Germany, is likely to re-
ceive considerable attention at the coming
was made by DR.. Louis Waldstein OF New
York. a brother of the famous archeologist,
DR.. Charles Waldstein. The new treat
meni, the report says, " consists OF injecting
minute doses OF pilocarpine until the lymph.
attic system is stimulated and the white
corpuscles Of the blood overcome the poison
GUS particles which produce disease. Dr..
Waldstein's researches have gone to the
fountain whence these healthful white cor.
puscles spring, and by enlivening their action
and productiveness he restores the cond-
ton of the blood and destroys poisonous
germs"
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-04-17

CoUNrERFEITERs have flooded Omaha,
Neb., with spurious money. Bad bills have
been in circulation for some time, but
last Friday it was discovered that new
counterfeit silver dollars and half dollars
are in circulation, all of 1887 date. The
federal authorities believe that during the
last three weeks dozen or more OF the
cleverest counterfeiters in the United States
had been in Omaha and vicinity, because
the office of the federal secret service there
had been abandoned. The duties OF the
position were consolidated with the office
at Denver. The Des Moines office has also
been abandoned. The district attorney has
written an appeal to Chief Hazen at Wash
ington, asking for the re-establishing of the
secret service office in that city.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-04-17
ESTATE OF PIERCE WEIGH,
STATE OF VERMONT.
DISTRICT OF WASHINGTON, IS.

In Probate Court held at Montpelier, in and for
said District, on the 18th day of April. A.D 1895:
Phebe NJ. WEIGH, Administra rix of the estate
trict deceased presents her administration d &C,
application for decree of distribution and
partition of the estate of said deceased. Where
count and said application be referred to a session
thereof, to be held at the Probate once IN
said Montpelier, the Sd day of May. A.
d. 1895 for hearing and decision thereon; And,
It Is further ordered. that notice hereof be given
three weeks successfully in the Vermont WdtchmdR
Il State Journal, newspaper publshed AZ Mont
pelier, previous to said time appointed for hearing
that they may appear at said time and place, and
show cause, If any they may have why said account
should not be allowed and such decree made.
BY the Court-Attest,
4446 HIRAM CARLETON Judge.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-04-17

The overland Wells Fargo treasury wagon
was held up at Cripple Creek, Colorado,
last Friday by two masked men. The rob.
bers took all the valuables, together with
the treasury box, bills of lading and way
bills. They then shot and beat the guard,
Robert Smith. He Is unconscious and will
die. The treasury box is said to have con-
tanned $40 900. The robbers made off with
two Of the treasury wagon horses.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-04-17

outs at Pittsford and Brandon. The Boston
and New York c)nue ,tions below White
River junction Jared thu worst. Several
bridges were washed away, and 1t will be
several days before the breaks can be re-
paired In the mean time, all traius in
every direction are bound to be late.
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The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-04-17

GrOLOn.
James and Henry Weed take possessi N
of the hotel this week. A. G. WEIGH, the
late landlord, has moved to his farm, known
az the John Hooper far n.
There was no service at the Methodist
church on Sunday, as the pastor, Rev. 0.
M. Boutwell,, was at conference He was
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-10-07
Summons
Strer
Geaulator.

9erieIbe p.rrift.t i.iue Trbeit ;w
Sufri.beubeii uub eririidlt oas Qeianlmie
Sorperjpiiem. gr If .b.iisr ols BilIen"
uuo tam isipobI in fIuiiiser Gorm nj.
aIs TuIpsr tsiosen reEcens
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-10-07
StaSt Baltimore.

gBun56 den i6re Waaren
pteber. - 8ebriioer &eFel BON
Netpzgort uno N&i(Ier &c PIeet bon
9bilabelpbia erIu6ten om 'Sumitag
Das Staot@&reisgeri9t g}r. 2, ben
MaTenperipalter Der 5irmu R.Wolf5=
beimer &c Comp, ais lpel9er NnDult
9ugo Steiner fungirt, un5u6alten,
@oaren i'm Wert6e bon $383.7O, re-
ipettipe $292.84, pelCbe &lQger als
i6r Gigent6um beanipru6en, ni6t gu
perGuBern. 2lngebli9 pertauften Die
@e6rioer 9eFsl unb Nliller &c pleet
bieie Muaren i'm 4uguft un0 Septem>
Der an st. @plfs6eimer &c Comp,
ipei6e i6pn bamal5 in geI6dftli6er
8erle9enbeit gepeIen feien uno baz
rum feline 2lusIiht bdtten, 8e3Qblunq
gu leiiten. 8i9ter Wides orbnete an,
DaB Der Wahenperpalter Ieine8riinpe
ppr6ringe, parum Die nu6geiu6ten
S6ritte ni6t 9etbun perben io1en.
Wegen ungebli6er Ser
Ieum bung mahte W}argaretbe
@eiiel cine &lage auf $4,000 S6abenz
erfaB gegen Samuel 9. MeBger i'm
Stubtgeri4t unbdngig.
pie 81 utter bgetpieIen.
- 9o5 8eiu9 Der Sruu Qlnuitaiiu
McSenna, i6r bic Obbut iiber i6r
8tnO pieber gu gepdbren, iparO am
Samitag pom Ri9ter Y6elps abqez
pieIen unb baIIeIbe Dem 8epo6rIam
Der 6rau emma Cunningham u6erz
geben.
Gin neuer 9ro3eB gez
tp a + ri. - Ri6ter 9arlan getpGbrte
am Samitag George @6lfel, tpeI6er
6efanntli6 in benz Seiten5 &arl
Sommer5 gegen i'm angeitrengten
Yro3eB 5ur 3ablung BON $1,000
Strafe perurt6eilt fpurbs, Die no6muz
liqe 9lufna6me Der 8erbanolungen.
9lnpalt Gbpurb .. 5iBgeraIo bate
ben Qntrug ba3u geitellt, inDem er
ausfubrte, bab neues 8etpeismatertal
erlanot porben lei. Qtnipdlte Otto
6untel un0 Setter g. 9obIiBeQ perz
treten SDmmers.
9ermiBt pirb 6r. George
Roth, Elm "a Sabre alter 8etpobner
bon Sitsgultimore, Der feline @obz
nunq, g2r. 231, Siibzgrpaopap, Dor
stipa pier Wo9en perlteB.
Die 6unbel stu m mer bieIt
6eute lire Subresz9eriummlung unO
gsamtsnpa9I a6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-10-07
NaGridtrn aus Guba.
General wsaceU ftbpcr urrpunect

Mabrib, 6. Sttpber. - 9as
beftigite, bisber 5tpiT6en 3egierun95z
Sruppen unb Sniur9enten aussefo6z
tene Rsncontre bat 5ipiI6en Soa Or
riba uno San 5ernanoo i'm 9olgutn>
9iftritt ppn Santiago BE- Cuba ituttz
gefunOen. Die Sniurgenten paren
ppn 8eneral 9(ntonio Maceo uno Die
Spanier BON 9eneral gr9ague gez
fiibrt. Die SnIurgenten perfiigten
Uber 1000 Mann Snfanterie uno 800
Mann &aoaqerie, Die 8egierungsz
truppen iiber 1900 Mann Snfanterie
uno 800 Munn &apalIerie unb Elm
5eIbgeI6iiB. Na4 tur5em Ringen,
BEL psl9em Die &ubaQerie Der Sniurz
genten ni9t in Der getpobnten entihiez
oenen @eiie porging, befdnoen Die
9lufItdnbii6en ii8 i'm Na9tbeile.
SroBbem buuerte oas 8efeht iieben
Stunoen, uno als enblih 8eneralWaz
ceo Die &eiben Ieiner Sruppen nanfen
fub, ieBte er ii6 an Die SpiBe ieiner
Sruppen unb forcirte einen neuen glns
griff. Sn bemIelben 4usenblide traf
i'm uber cine 8ugel. S4per perlpuns
bet itiir5te er gu 9ooen, uno Iein San
mar bas Signal gu elmer entIeBli4en
Panit, tpelhe auf Die Sniurgenteu
ldbmeno pirtte unb lie in ipi!oe 6lu4t
trieb. Die 9erluIte auf bei6en Setten
paren beoeutenD.
Der &riegsminiIter Sen. 9l5arrogu
crtlGrt, buB lpeitere % 9ataillone bin
nen Sturgeon na4 @uba ab9eRen per=
Den.
9apana, 6. Sttober. 0ier
eingetrOffene 9rioatmeloungen Iagen
OaB Der SnIurgentenz9eneral 8oloff
Elm geborener SitpreuBe, am psrgan.
genen 6reitage geitprben uno am ndh:
item Sage begraben nOroen lit.
4bmtral Sma5, Der Sberbefe6ls6a:
Der Der bieiigen ipanifden nupuler
8rGfte, bat nit aller gnti6ieoenbei
oas 8erii6t pon Dem llntergange De:
ipanii6en areu3ers nGOnte 8enaoi:
10" uls p0llig aus Der Quft gegrtffer
uno Die 9epeide ais npiloe Maoribel
Wlelbunq" be3ei6net.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-10-07

legaten bes 8uiIers @Gfte i'm neuen
Palait gu 9otsbam fein. 8eitern
@ormittag infpi5irten iie bieSiemens'>
f4en elettriI iIaen GtabliifementS in
Gbarlottenburg.
0es Grafen BON 90 0 lite
g2if{ip
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-10-07
9 rtmiiGtr teIrgrupBiIGe Srpel6ru

- Sn Ri6monb, 8a., lit S6os. 6.
Stagg'5 Sobelmiihle Elm Raub Der
5lammen gsporOen. Der 8erluIt Be-
trGgt an $4,000, bem cine 8er1i9ez
rung BON nur $4,000 gegeniiberitebt.
= 2us 9luguita, Ga, pirb gemelz
bet, baB BEL Der GongreBmabl i'm 3ebnz
ten SiItritt Der 0emofrat s. 6. 8lad
nit elmer W2aioritdt bon 1902 Stimz
men iiber ieinen 8egner, ben 9opuIiz
ten @atIon, ben Sieg bapontrug.
- Der 8utiaenbauer uno 3ipeiz
robz5abritant P6il. Sdneioer in
Hi6monD, Sno., bat nit $35,00O9erz
hinhIichfeiten falirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-10-07

leSQIeH pes 5Ql1els Ou1lt Ill Neuet
paIait gu 9otsbam fein. 9eitern
@ormittag infpi5irten iie OieSiemens'@
f4en elettrii4en Gtablihemeats in
@barlottenburg.
0es 9rafen BON 90 LITE
Miffion.
Seit Der Rudfebr bes faiierliAen
9tbiutanten @rafen bon Mpltte bon
ct. 9etersburg bat bas Gerebe iiber
bic bo6politii9e @i6tigteit Ieiner
02iiiipn pollitdnbig aufge60rt. Wie
nugmebr betannt fpiro, lit Der 8raf
lebtgli6 gu bem 3ipede na6 ct. 9ez
tersburg gereiIt, oem 8eberrI3er aQer
3euBen elm 9anof6reiben bes 8atIers
gu iiberbringen, rpelhes Elm 8eI6ent
an ben G5aren begleitete. 0as Saretz
ben berii6rte peber politif6e SugeSz
fragen, nod entbtelt baFel6e cine Gin
lobung gum 8eTu9 oes G3aren in
Seuti4lGno.
Gr5ber3pg & 5run3'S 8 eI un D.
belts 3u itanb.
0os 9efinoen Des 0itrei9iI6en
SbrOnerben, beS @r8ber5o9S Sran5,
bat iicb abermals perI6limmert, uno
oerIelbe bat Ii6 auf 9tnratben Der
Ier5te nd9 2ufIinzYiccolo am aDrias
tiI9en Meere gu einem einmonatli4en
9lufent6alte beqeben. Bon bort reiit
Der &runfe pieGei6t mad 9llgier. 8ui=
Sran5 SoIepb Itattete ieinem Neffen
am pergangenen Sonneritage einen
8eIu6 ab, uno unmittelbar Oarnad)
iparo Or. nOn Shroetter al elmer Prt=
Ddt= =Q(uoien3 entboten. Syn 9oftreiien
cirfultrt bas 8eriicpt, baB Der @r36erz
5og niemals Den i6peren Yfli6ten
zines 9erri6er5 naa3utommen i'm
Stanbe Iein tpirb, porausgeieBt, OaB
er iiber6aupt Ieine ieBige Srantbeit
iiberpinbet uno ben 5bron ie beiteigen
ipiro.
9eutf4e 6tnan3 Il inter- :
net men.
Die ySeutI6e 9ant" unb bic Dis
contoz9eieGi9aft" Tinb i'm 8egriffe,
in 8alporaiio 6ilialen gu erri6ten in
Der @rpartuna baB Der 9unoel nit
Siios4merita i'm 9lqgemeinen uno nit
Gbili in5beionoere iih heben pirb.
&mrscSfa rcloerefGen.
- Der beriibmte 8tQniit e. g.
8uDereipsti tptro am 19. Sttp6er BON
@nglanb aus bic 5abrt na3 gep=
Oorf gu feiner orttten ameritanii6en
Sournee dntreten.
- Sigfrieb Wagner, Der So6n oes
Gomponiiten, bat ii6 nit Der So6ter
eines W&iin6ener 8rduer5 perloht.
Die 9o63eit tpiro i'm nG6iten 5riiba
iabr itattfinDen.
Sm f0nigl. S6eater gu SaiIel
bat bic grItouffii6rung Der neuen
Mdrdenoper 9umperoing'5 nGberne5
Yferb" itattgeFunoen. Der GrfplQ
mar Elm gerabe3u acknowledgement,
Der 8eifall nabm 3eittpeiie ben Cha
rafter zines Sturmes an.
- Sgna3 8riiq, Der GomponiIt Der
betannten Sper o9as goloene 8reu3,
bat cine neue Sper o9Ioria" polenoet
gum Sd)mieserpaier ermnrnrt.
2eabpille, Gol., 6. Sft.-S4e:
riff Yatrid &ennebp puroe geiterr
9lbenb BON Sdpiegerpater, ben
gTzYoIi5eiri6ter Sbomu5 Boomers
ermorDet. 8eioe N2dnner batten II
IeBter 3eit 6dufig Strett nit einanoer
SiingIt lparo &enneop gum S4eriffs
@anDibaten nominirt, bod ma6tt
Boomers Die 8emertung, baB berIelb
niemal5 bieie Stequng inne baber
tpiirbe QlQe Ieine 8emii6ungen inoeI
len, auf politii4em 8e9e iein 3ieI 81
errei9en, i6lugen febl, uno 10 griff e
| 3uleBt 3ur m0roerii6en @affe. 5ral
8ennebp liegt our 3eit i4per ertrant
barnieoer, unb man bdlt Die gfa6ri6
BON bem iiber iie berein gebro4enel
trourigen 8erbGngniiie fern, ba maj
| glaubt, buB bic IuFre9Hn9 tie jeben
falls t0bten tpiiroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-10-07

Den 9enrii6ungen be5 9rn. 6. 8
9roog lit e5 gelungen, baB Der 8roBt
3labiers8irtupIe Yuoerepsti iif ent:
i6loFen bat, am 10. uno 13. 9e3em:
Der 3tpei Gon3erte in Der8unbesbaupt
itabt gu gs9sn. Den MtuIitz2iebbubern
pel6e fich ni6t gu i6euen brdu6en
Elm 6obes Gintritt5geIo gu opfern, iteb
bemna4 Elm bober 8unitgenuB bepor
Gr0ffnung Der u I'd I d Il:
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ilntrrgaug riurs Samplers.
Ste yeanni6aft aerct.ct.

q E tp=Y ort, 6. Oft. - Der nor
tpegiide 6ru9tbampfer n5ranflin, "
Capt, Rasmuiien, langte beute na6
elmer gefGbrli6en Reiie bon 8aracao
bier an. 2lm pierten Sttpber parb
unter Dem 1884. 8reitenz uno 1880.
Qdngen9rabe Elm entmaiteter Sapoz
ner, Der gtothiignaIe CAB, geiittet uno
uuf benielben 3ugebolten. 9roB Der
bergbo6en WeQen porb Elm Boot ausz
gefeBt, bem es audi tbotIG3li6 gez
lang, Die ous iieben 80pfsn bsftebenbe
Wtannihaft bes Dem 8eroerben gez
peibten 5abr3euges gu retten. 2ebtez
res erpies iidb aIs Der yWiQiam 6rez
berid" BON 8elfait, Me., Der am "a.
September nit elmer 2abunq 6olS
BON Sattld 4ipsr, 8a., ubgsfa6ren
mar. @tpa cine Wo6e ipGter erbielt
'bQs S6iff einen 2ed, unb troB Der
unmenI6li6iten 9ln1tren9ungen an
ben Pumpen mar es unm0gIt9, bes
sinItr0menDen WaIIers 9err gu perz
ben. Shon hdtten GapttGn Sorban
bon Der n5reberit" unb feline 2eute
nit Dem 2eben abgeI6IoTen, aIs nit
Der n5runtlin" Die beiB berbei gez
febnte Rettung erI6ien.
GrpluIuu zines 9ampffeKels.
q pzY 0 r t, 6. Ott. - 3u frii6sr
Morgenitunoe ereignete Iicb in Der 60
DapaFerz6abrif BON 2(ler. 6opell
uno S06nen in Dem frii6er unter Dem
Namen WeIt6eIter betannten 8prorte
cine 8efel=grploIion, ipel6e Dem At
Sabre alten W}aihinenpQrter 6rant
Sborn ba5 2eben toitete. 9os 9ez
bdube purbe taft gdn3li6 bemolirt, bic
Sriimmer itanoen balo in 5lammen,
unb nur Dem prompten Gingreifen ber
Seuerpe6r lit es 3u perounfen, oaf
Elm gr0Berer 8rano perbitet lpurbe,
S6prn's Qet6nam puro 1pdter brett
Dor bem 3ertriimmerten SefIel unter
einem Saufen pon Steinen unb 81
ienItiden gefunben, &opf un0 S9ul=
tern pieIen tlaffenoe @unben aui
unb auBerbem ipar Der &0rper Don
Dem entlpeiaenben 9umpfe f6per
perbriibt pprben. Der 10 jdb Dem Sc.
BEN @ntriiIene binterIGBt Die 8ittp(
uno ae6n 3inoer. gie bic GrploIior
entftano, lit nod ni6t feitgeItellt.
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- Ser
= E 1T q Ii + d tt b {
t),rIf-Jtereilt'
crofret bic
Gatttpagne 1T oer Staot
burh eIrc
grofe ocmofratiidc
&atiffatipns,Se lammlltns

Sebe bemotratiI6e Organization
uno ieoer 9iirger iinb ber3Ii6it ein9e=
Iuoen, gegenpdrtig gu isin unb iid nit
unierem @erein gu elmer groBen Spa=
tion fir uniere GanOibaten gu bereini=
gen unb ben berporragenben 3ebnern,
lpel6e uniere Ginlabung anna9men,
unD getpiB antpeIeno Iein tperben, um
@nipra6en an Die 8erfammlung gu
ri4ten, einen ber5li6en @iQtomm gu
bereiten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-10-07
Ser SentIde GnrreipSnbent,

3dsIid, n0hentridb unb senrtass,
q. Raire, Giefnfhimer nno Nfcafffnr
(giadioIssr s. &atHe),
eusn,s.ea, sst;mor,.et etrose urS goitsSific,sEre.
Yr,is ots deIid,en SIattss buTt siaser belorst,
eerte pro Bo,, sabIbar an bic oas sIatt be0rs.ne,H
ardgtr- -saaiidi neUft Hns eabs nntsI
rfcsgsoTausbesohluna S1.5p pro S9qI imt tnISets
nit gonntasstIait, pOrtoirsi nit absus tar Clubs.
$3.50 pro Sapr. EGa tr9tzo tir.m SIts pcs Jnla1,
pro sSGr~Yes be;te uue bilisite seutf6he 9Iatt
In ben Dlit.sl- uro SiiofaateE
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Gin griabrliGrs 3nitbaus.

9Guinftelb, N.=S, 6. Stt. -
Wdbrenb zines Streites 3tpiI6en an
getruntenen italieniI6en Sanalz2lrbei=
tern in oeren &oit6auie in WeitfieIo
purb 6eute No6mittag Elm, Bios elmer
Drummer na6 befannter Spbn oes fonz
nigen Stalien's BON bem 8eIiBer bes
&oIt6auies, Rafael 8enbriIt, erIdoIz
len. Die &ugel brung in Die S6lGfe,
unb tur5 por 8 llbr beute Qbeno trat
Der SOB bes 9erpunoeten Elm. Der
Ml0roer beiperfItelligte iein Gntfomz
men. Sinf 2tugen3eugen Der 8lutt4at
befinben Iid6 in poli5eili6em 9elpa6rz
fam. Gs 1T Dies Die speite Morbz
t9at, ipel4e innerbal6 elmer Bp4e ii9
in bemIelben 0auIe ereiqnete.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-10-07

gusenb1jdIidl if Elm S.Osr Oarnuf Be-
eaflt. eupaS fir bic 9tein,suEs ieiueS
8Iu,es 81 thuu, oeer mie man Su iageu
plest, elne Sr!Iblabrs. Yteotiin Su &c.
broud.u. uuo bie5 1T oolltomm:n
rihtis s.banoeIt, l.bo4 nuB man bic
e,elsu.t. Meoi;in .inn.hmeu. Sails
S,e 9byeu Arst eoniuInreu, 10 wirO
Chn.r N.riaIht irnrr.
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Olenono>
$$<Rea,>fel.

ansi6GieBItd) gebra ,t@t
far Die permanente SeridOncrnng
oes Scints unS 0erlciDitn9
oamcrnocr 9ra6t oer gel.
beltem 1t,,0 nit 2lusTbln9
beoeGtcm SSat,t. S5atIGbIib
berleibt uie itarte @lrfnng Oieie5
au6erorOenili6en
@cri60nerungssW ssWlttcls
ielbit Den milOsn nnS a6gebarm'
ttn @augen boa alten Yerinaen
bic Slntbe ocr s5n9emo.
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Nebutelt sic

cine aute 2eber-Webr;iu ein, uuS iuat
o.sholb, neil Die 2.ber ons Slut poll
fldurl9 r.gulirt. Sobalb bic gsbertld.
tiafcit iraee n, mirb oas 9orperipiiem
Ueriiopit, oas 8lut uureiu NIB Der gang,
Sorpsr mug oaruuttr leioeu. Seoe Dte.
olilu, 81. sur 8elnisuua oes SIules
.mpiObleu pirb, ioa auseuOmm.n.r
Oia6eu auI bic 2sber ctniuirf.n. Be
ioraeu Sic IN eaher loiort ben
rG1nta aller Scter'Weoistnen, !"
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Dc l0itte's Aufent6a(t IN
Berlin.
pes Sai(ers 3ei(eprogramnt.
Grsbcrsng5ran, Griunnbeits5nIfanh

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The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-08-29
Bimeta1liC Convention.

San Francisco. Aug. 21.-The Ameri-
can Rjmetallic league held its opening
session to-day. The assemblage is
called the nOn-partisan silver cOnven-
ton. Its objects are to sing the praises
Of the white metal and to take such
concerted measures as shall produce
united and effective interest in it's be-
half. OF the 500 members Of the con-
ventiOn over 600 are present. The
business of organizing occupied the at
tention of the convention. After an
opening address by Chairman G.. W.
Baker in which he welcomed the work
ingmen present, but lamented the abb
enc of bankers and b~Ondholders, the
usual committees were appointed.
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Completed Their Sentence.

Woodstock, ILL.,, Aug. 23.-All the di-
rectors Of the A. r. u, except Presi-
dent Debs. left here to-day. after hav-
ing served a three months sentence
for contempt Of court. All of them
resume their duties In the field, in
structing members and organizing To-
cal unions. They have engagements
now which will require fully three
months to fill. Keliher goes direct to
Minneapolis and Goodwin to st. Paul.
Rogers, Burns. Elliot and Hogan go
together to Chicago, where they will
separate.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-08-29

way is se~venty-three years old. He
was born in Connecticut, and was ap-
prenticed to a man who printed the
state bank notes. He was formerly
well known in Brooklyn, where for
many years he lived under his real
name of II. w. Spencer. He began
counterfeiting in 1850. In 1880 he was
arrested by the government for forg-
ing and uttering 100000 In United
States bonds. He was sentenced to
thirty years imprisonment, but he sur
rendered all his plates and apparatus
and gave valuable Information to the
treasury about similar swirdlers. On
this account his sentence was suspend
ed. Later he served five years in
prison for forging Morris & Essex rail
road bonds.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-08-29

goes and takes 1t direct from the buffalo
grass prairie. To-day the butcher sent
away three carloads Of fat cattle to Sioux
City, which never tasted anything but
their mothers milk and buffalo grass. md
you ought to have seen how they were
shaking with Eat"
VIII your creamery run all winters"
~ should say 1t will 1t will never he
closed again, winter or summer uni,ss
some change comes over Dakota agricuI.
ture that no man can now ~foresee. Cream
cries viii multiply and wells will muItiplv
at a great rate In the next year or two.
Men have made up their minds 20 II I
say again, that creameries and irrisa ton
are to be the sure salvation Of Dakota"
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-08-29
CAR BADLY SMASHED.
But the Robbers Got Only About
One Hundred Dollars,


Omaha. Aug. 90. - Union Pacific
train No. 8. which was held up by ex-
press robbers three miles east of
Brady's Island, pulled into Omaha
two hours and ten minutes late. If
the news Of the occurrence had not
preceded it the appearance of the ex-
press a was sufficient to show that
something unusual had occurred.
The dynamite explosion had blown
all the windows from the car, and
through the opening could be seen the
shattered interior. The floor was lit
tered with bits Of glass and splinters.
and the safes, trunks and other arti-
cles bore evidence of the tremendous
force Of the explosion. The big safe
on n side. on which the dynamite
had been piled, was badly mangled.
The top was cracked in several direc-
lions and n big rent near the cen
ter indicated the spot where the ex-
plosive had been placed. The force
OF the explosion, however, was not
suf1cient to afford access to the in
terror.
Express Messenger Thomas McCarl
was engaged in making up his report.
according to his statement the robbers
did not get over 500 for their trouble.
They had sacked the way safe. bur
failed TO get inside the large safe
which contained the most valuable
packages.
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The situation Serious.

New York, Aug. 21.-Cable advices
TO the World corroborate the Chinese
news of the Associated Press. The
World dispatch is as follows, dated
Foo Chow: The Chinese officials at
ku Cheng have positively refused to
allow the American consul, J. G. Hix-
son, and the British consul, II. w.
Mansfield. opportunity TO investigate
the massacre of missionaries there.
they will not be permitted to attend
the trial of the criminals before the
local authorities. Many people here
who ~deprecate the massacre and are
DESTROYS of a full investigation talk in
a threatening manner The situation
is serious.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-08-29
CHAMBERS PULLS OUT.
+. Whittier of Minneapolis Selected
state Prison Agent.

st. Paul, Aug. 23.-The state prison
and reformatory boards held a joint
session at the capitol this morning and
selected Frank Whittier of Minneapo-
lis as state prison agent to succeed
Clark Chambers. who has resigned
and who will hereafter devote him.
self to his farm in Steele county. The
board also authorized Warden Wolfer
and Supt. Lee, of the reformatory, to
formulate some additional rules for
the government of the agent. Mr..
Whittier was born in Minneapolis, but
most Of his life vas spent III a farm
in Dakota county. He has lately been
in charge of paving operations in Min
neapolis. He enjoys a large acquaint-
ance among employers of labor, and
it is believed he will make a good
agent. He was recommended by Gov.
ClOugh.