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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-12-26

Brasil. Toe. IL Haviss Trouble Over
Some 81 Her Beusdsyy Lines.
New YORK. Dec. ga special dis.
patch to the World from Colon. Colon
bia, says French, troops from Martin.
ique and Cayenne are reported to be
pouring into Amapa. This territory is
claimed by both France and Brazil. II
the information il accurate that the
French have occupied Amapa, the Mon
roe doctrine is likely to be invoked
again. The Dutch, the English and
the French all have disputes with Bra
I'll as to the boundary between Brazil
and the Guiana. Not one Of these dis
putes has been settled, and each one
Occasionally Threatsns an Outbreak.
France claims a territory fully as large
as that which she holds without dis
pute. She says that the southern bound.
airy of French Guiana is the Amazon
river, Brazil says that the southern
boundary of French Guiana is the River
Oyapuck, and it is this boundary that
appears as the French boundary on the
ordinary maps to be found in this coun.
try.
Until Brazil became q republic she
and France, by agreement, kept out Of
the disputed territory and left it to the
mercy of bandits, who were occasionally
pursued and captured by the police of
either country. With the republic the
disputed territory was annexed by
Brazil to the State of Para and a certain
Cabral was sent to govern it.
This Cabral rebelled against the Bra
lillian government, yet insisted hat he
was a Brazilian governor. He oppressed
the French who were settled there and
excited the wrath of the French colon
lal government at Cayenne. For in.
stance, he subjected a Frenchman
named Evariste to the most horrible
fortunes because he piloted q French
man-of-war to Mapa. He has his jails
full of French citizens.
French Troops in Disputed Territory.
The French colonial government sug.
gested to the home government that
French troops should occupy Mapa,
Counadi and Carsevenn, the three prin-
ciple settlements in the disputed terri.
tory, and the home government ap.
proved the suggestion over three months
ago. They are. in all probability. now
beginng to act upon it.
This does not necessarily mean that
France proposes to occupy and hold the
whole Of the disputed territory. She
has again and again shown q willing.
ness to give over half her claim,
that is, to accept the course Of the
River Araguay As her southern and
western boundary. She has also made
many attempts to have the dispute ar
bitrated. The occupation may Ostsnsi.
bly,. and perhaps be really. for law and
order until the dispute is settled by ar.
bitration. The territory. which has
rich gold mines. is practically in a state
of anarchy.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-12-26
ENDEDIN MURDER
Closing Chapter in a Sensational
Love Affair at DeS
Moines.
Brides Father Shot and Killed
His Newly Acquired Som
in-LaW
Only a Few Hours After the
Marriage Ceremony Had
Been Performed.

Dies MONIES, Dec. 26.-The Scott.
Dawson case is at an end. Clara Daw.
son is the daughter Of s. r. Dawson OF
this place. Walter Scott is the young
mar who has figured in some very SEN
sational and romantic events in connec-
ton with Miss Clara Dawson, with
whom he has been in love for q long
time. His sentiments were reciprocated
by the young lady and they wished to
get married. The stern father, how
ever, in the person of s. r. Dawson,
was opposed to the match and at one
time went so far as to i~ncarcerate the
young lady in an asylum for the in
ane ut Mount Pleasant in order to re-
move her from the path Of young
Scott. who followed her persisteutly,
faithfully and determinedly to the
bitter end. This end occurred during
the day. In the afternoon Walter
Scott and Clara Dawson were married
by Justice Silvani. After the cere-
mony Mr.. Scott, accompanied by Police
Officer Duvalle, went to the residence
of the brides parents to get some
clothes belonging to her. Mr.. Dawson
refused to give up the clothes. Scott
and Officer Duvalle then turned to go,
when the latter. glancing behind, saw
that Mr.. Dawson was following them.
At that moment Mr.. Dawson drew
forth a concealed revolver and fred
four shots at Scott. Three took effect.
Scott is dead and Dawson under arrest.
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Notice to Take Deposit obs.

State of South Dakota, County of Lake SIS:
In Circuit court, Second judicial circuit: Hugh.
retta Crandsll, plain:lf, vs.. Melbourne v.
Crsndall, defendant. To the defendant above
named. You will please take notice, that the
dispositions of DR.. W. A. Macy, Mrs. Alice b. Be-
dell and Thomas JOY, witnesses for the plaintiff
in the above entitled action, will be taken by
George McKittrick, Esq., a notary public in and
for the county and state Of New York, at the Of
fee Of Charles p. Rogers, Efq., Ne. I, Wall
York. on the 30th day Of December, A. D.. 1897,
a: ~ O'Clock In the forenoon Of eaid day, and the
said examination may be adjourned from day to
day until the dispositions are fully taken and
completed. SAID dispositions so taken Will be
re ad in evidence upon the trial of the above en-
titled action on the part Of the plaintiff.
Dated az Sioux FABLE, >. D., this 9th day Of De-
&c mber, 1895.
A. b. KITTREDGE,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
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GRAND Forks, N. D., Dec. 90
Some weeks ago suit was commenced
in the district court Of this city by
County Treasurer Holmes to compel
the authorities Of st. Luke's hospital to
pay 10 years taxes on their hospital
property, for which the property had
been assessed in the usual way, but
Judge Templeton decided the Ease in
favor Of the hospital, holding that the
property was exempt from taxation.
The county commissioners have &C.
cepted the decision and formally de.
clared the hospital exempt from tax.
alton.
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MADE MONEY IN THE PEN.

Claimed That Ipmat Of the Nebraska
Prison Are 'sheving tho Queer"
OMAHA. Neb. Dec. 26.-The Federal
court authorities have received evidence
that counterfeit money In considerable
quantities had been turned out of the
state pe%nitentiary. The story came out
through J. G. Frazer, an ~ex-convict,
while testifying in the United States
court. Frazer says that counterfeit
money was made in the penitentiary
and put into circulation from there, and
implicated some men in the employ of
the contractors. He gave names in
Guiding that one man who was a fore
man in the p~enitentiary until the state
brought out the contract. 1t will be
Investigated.
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Notice to Take Dispositions.

State Of south Dakota, County Of Lake-ss:
In Circuit Court, Second judicial Circuit
Frank u. Riley, plaintiff, ". ERia Riley, defend
ant. To the sbovt named defendant: You will
please take notice, that the dispositions Of w.
w. Lent and Mrs. w. w. Lent and Reuben
Riley and Amanda Riley, witnesses for the
plaintiff In the above eatiiled action, will be
taken BY . notary public IN and for the county Of
Kings, and etate OF New York. at tie once Of
John A Quintard, No. 1855 Rsmsen street, in the
city Of Br0oklyn. in said county Of Kings, and
state Of New York, on Monday, the 9Th day OF
January, 1896. At 10 O'Clock Ia the forenoon Of
said day, and the said exaripation may Be "a
journed from day TO day uptil the depositions
are fully teken and completed. Said 0spOsitions
90 taken will be read In evidence upon the TRIAL
plaintin.
Dated q Sioux Falls, 3. D.. the aotA day Of
November. 1884,
A.. b. KITTRBDGR,
Attorney for PlaintiG.
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Notice for Hearing Petition.

State Of South Dakota, County Of Lake, In the
court. In the matte. Of the estate of Col.
T. =. MoberDy, deceased. The state Of South
Dakota sends greeting to the heirs, next Of kin,
and all persons int rested in the eetate of Col.
T. =. Moberly and to all to whom these presents
may come. Notice 10 hereby given that H. B.
. petition asking for an order of this court re.
quiring the administrator Of the above entitled
estate to execute . certain deed to certain real
estate described in eaid petition, according TO
the terms OF Q contract alleged to have been
made and entered into on the part of the said
Col. T. 8. Moberly before his decesSe, and that
the 18th day Of j January, 1896, ut one O'Clock p.
M. has been set ~ the day and hour, and the
ONCE Of the county judge, In the city Of Madison,
Lake county, ;. d, a. the place for hearing said
may appear and show cause why the said petit
ton should not be granted.
Dated at Madison, s. D., this 18th day of
December, 1895
j. Il. WILLIAMSON,
County Judge.
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Powder Mouse Blew Up.

SALISBURY, N. c.. Dec. 26.-The
Snithdeal Hardware company's powder
and dynamite storage house. one mile
from here, exploded. George Weaver
was instantly killed and his brother
Ira, IA years of age, was badly hurt.
The cause % the explosion il supposed
to be the boys shooting at . target
placed on the storage house.
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THE ASSASSIN ESCAPED.
Martin Gilli2sn Of Mobile Shot Down
on tho Street.

MartIh OIII2hn OF Hobf1e Shot Down
on tho Street.
MOBILE, Ala, Dec. 26.-Martin j.
Gilligan died in the charity hospital.
Gilligan was met on M of the princi.
pal streets of the city Dec. IA and shot
down by a person whose identity is so
far shrouded in mystery, the police be-
ing baffied at every turn in the effort
to ferret out the assassin. , Gilligan fell
where he was shot, and remained I'M
conscious for eight hours. He then
crawled to his home. i've squares from
the scene, but failed to report the mat
ter. He remained home until Tuesday
last, when his condition became critical
and he wa, conveyed to the hospital.
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Can Rssrganize the First Of January.
WARRINGTON, Dec. 28.-The Demo-
cratic steering committee has made con.
siderable progress in the assignment Of
the minority places on the senate com.
mittees and notified the Republican
senators that they would be able to
complete the work 80 a. to report BY the
last of this week and that the senate
could reorganize BY the first Of January.
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rro,uiueut fOnui;st Dead

New ROCKFORD, n. D., Dec. 26.-At.
torney j. +. hnne IS dead OF : pneu.
mona. He had tcea~ ick Int a short
tiule and his cc2ta was very sudden
and unexpected Re had been n rel.
dent Of EDDY county for about eight
years ana was t..e recognized head OF
the PuTU"ist p&rI- L.rtc, and served tive
tel LuS as states Attorney.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-12-26

DEVILS LAKE. N. D., Dec. 26.-Pat-
rick McNamara, who made q murder.
ous attack on Attorney Maher last July
and was found guilty of the charge OF
assault with intent to kill. was sen.
tsnosd by Judge Morgan to four year.
and nine months in the penitentiary at
Bismarck. NJ
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lad ctsd for Mailing Inf.ru., Machines.

-" ''so "siinH Anfsrnai Maohines.
CHICAGO, Dec. 26.-The grand jury
voted all indictment against O. A..
Owen, who is charged with having tried
to mail internal machines to P. D. Ar.
mour and George NJ. Pullman. The in.
dictment Was based on the state law
which declares the possession Of explos-
i've for an Illegal purpose to be felony
and punishable by imprisonent in the
~penitentiary.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-12-26

propriausons from lie present
to restore the works to the standing
they had at the breaking out of the
civil war. namely, one of the strongest
systems If defense N the world.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-12-26
Notice of Hearing and Order to, Show Cause on
Filing Petition to Mortgage Land.

D"h H'3 VI ON ES,
Attorneys for Mortpapee.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-08-15
Cine 6amilientra86otc.

ueber ben @elbitmorb, ben Der
@befar3t bes Sficiert0@terzSnfituts
in 6ernals BEL Mien, Stabsar3t 9r.
Strong @ammel, mad benz bereits oez
meloeten @rbe feiner @attin unb 1eiz
neg ein3igen &inbes periibte, bringen
bic 1jterrei@n@en Bldtter ipaltenlanz
9e 8eri9te. Den S@ilberun9en feien
folgenbe Gin3elbeiten entnommen: 9ie
@attin bes Mr3tes, cine rei5eabe, liez
benstpiirbtse Grau, flbbte ibrem S0f:
ter4en, Der 10jdbrtgen Margarete, etz
ne @pantalilD1 Jung Elm unb nahm bann
Ielbit bas @ift; tur3 porber bate lie
einen 3ettel gei@rieben, Der bic Worte
entbielf, bab lie aus Gur&t Dor Dem
Mubn1inn ben Sob geiu@t uno bab
lie bon tbrem tleinen @ngel 1ta ni@t
baEe trennen f0nnen. Die Gbe, bic Sr.
Slammed uab feline @attin, cine So4z
ter bes @ofturi@ners mopalenst9,
eingingen, mar bic &r0nung elmer autz
ri&tigen, inniqen Neisung. bic belize
fit chamber hegten. '@ieben noqe
Sabre tpartete Trdulein Mopalenstp
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-08-15

lie fort, neil iie feline baben. Mer teis
ne Rinber bat, Der perliert bas
9eimatbsefiibl, id iebe IS tpobl elm,
8aber. Mber irllen mir es benin Be-
tannt MAIDEN. bab iie pieber beiraz
tben t6nnen9"
Mir miTen ibnen Elm gu1es 8eiz
ipiel geben, miFen felber b%eiratben,"
meinte Der 8aber.
.@lber bu biit ia f&on Derbeiratbet.
Baber!"
.glber bu biit es nod ni9t, pfarr>
berr !! = ga nidts fir UNCUT. IS
1T idon reht 10. Sd min iibrigens
bod ben 4nfang MAIDEN laHen. =.
Meetn Sobn. Der Gran5le. 1T in poriz
ger Mo4e Mfeiiter setporben. Dem sez
fdut lett elmer Weile f9on unb gana
beim1i4 bas &ogelbims1 Moiblt. Wil
f4auen, baB ct mid UNI Grlaubnib
frast unb MIDI ni9t LANCE bitten laf=
len. Du tannit bie unb ba i'm Bei4tz
ftubt etn pentg nadbelfen, e mtrb
fdon pieber seben nit Der 9ilfe Got
tes."
go baben lie ii9 perabrebet. Da
gab es mad langem tpitber einmal
etne 9o45eit gu @urel. Der BrGuz
tisam Gran3le Tub ale 8uben. bic
8raut Mpble Tub ale Dirnblein ba5u
elm. Die %allermeiiten iinb eetomz
men unb ba sing es luitig gu, baB iid
bic 8uri4en unb Dirnbletn gu Duz
Benben mtteinanber perfpra4en.
9Seitber gebt's bort tpteber, tpte es
iibera1 gebt. Gin frif@er Menihenz
fdlag itebt auf CUR 9oHnung bes @az
terlanbes, @ott, tpenn bic Sebtbalerz
0irnbletn abtommen tbaten, bas nd
re iammerf9abe!
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-08-15

in @ertrauen auf bic grfi1ung beS
@elobntffes, bas Der iunse Mr5t ibr
gema4t unb bas Ct aud, na@bem Ct
Regiments lrot setporben mar, fofort
einlOite. 81. Rammel. mar Elm iebr
erniter. tii@tiser Mann. ber cine bar<
te Susenb perlebt bate. Gr mar ber
Sobn zines armen Wiener S4ubma>
4ers. Tam in bas Soiepbinum. tpurbe
enbli@ Mrst .unb madte als Milit6r>
Mrat bic occupation In 8osnien nit.
Das @besliid mar tein pDlis unse<
triibtes, f4ulb bieran mar bic Ntrs
i4iebenbeit Der Gbaratteranlase Bel
Mann unb Grau. Ri9t als Of Dr.
Rammel e an Giriorse unb Grseben>
belt seaen feline Grau iemals bate feb
len lafen; ALIEN ct mar cine peIfi<
miitii9e, etpas barIde Matur, lie ba>
segen Elm iiberaus empfinbfames, 3ar>
tee Weien, bas isbes Wort, aud tpenr,
es gut CEMENT mar, bis in bic inner
tie Seele traf llnb big CUR Graltation
aufreste. Dabei mar lie AUDI febr bers
IhloFen. Sic tonnte in LETTER 3eit
nt4t idlafen unb flaste, bab fe emit
oas slei9e S4idial treFen perbe, tpie
tbre beiben Gr%eunbinnen, bon bener
cine an einen Ober=S tabsarat, bic an=
bere an einen SbersQ ieutenant perbei<
ratbet mar unb bic beibe i'm Srren=
bauie enbeten. Sbre Stimmun9 perz
beferte fi4 nur boriibersebenb, INNER
aber periel lie rui4 tpieber in ibre
friibere felbitqudlerif9e Mrt unb be-
sins in bieiem 3uitanbe ben Morb On
ibrem 9D4ter4en unb ben Selbft=
morb. Set ienem Sage battle Or.
&ammd feline Rube. @r tlagte. bab
linn bic Sage gu lang ieien unS bub
er nod taum 10 bief Rraft babe, um
rubis i9reiben unb arbeiten gu tDn<
men. Mm prterN aulstas fanb bas
Acknowledgements Der Grau 81. Ramz
mel unb Der tleinen Margarete itutt.
Dr. Mammel tebrte in betpeeter @timz
muns bonn Qei4enbegdnsniHe beim.
besab ii4 ipdter gu Treunben. bic fi@
a1e Miibe saben, ibn gu tr0ften, unb
lonte in ben nGditen Sagen ieinen
l1rlaub antreten. Mls Or. Rammel
in bic 9ernal5er Stride Der @olen=
mefe fir @atttn unb 9o4ter BET
tpobnte, erf4raten feline Greunbe lber
tas Musfeben bes StubslNrates. Gr
mar blei9 unb aus ieinen Mientn
ipra4 @erapeifung. Na4 Der MeTe
beeab Ct fi4 auf ben Griebbof gum
frif9en @rabe feiner Satin unb ging
bann in feline @obnu1a, no Ct feiz
mem 8uri@en unb Dem Dienitmdbden
bic 4Dbne ausbe3ablte. 9ierauf fdlob
er 5i4 in fetn Mrbetts3immer elm. M!s
CT mad 5pei Stunben nod ni4t aus
ieinem 3immer eetommen mar, Iel
bies benz Dienitmdb4en auf; lie elite
CUR 9biir unb tlopfte, es erfolste jez
bod teine Mntiport. Nun tponte fie
bic 9bure DHnen, bod bieIe mar per=
fperrt. Das Mdb9en elite gum
6ausbeiorser, ber bic 9bir eirbriidte.
Da fanb man nun 9r. Rammel tobt
auf benz Dipan liesen; in Der re@ten
6anb belt Der Spbte einen .3ettel, Der
in tpenigen Worten bic Bitte entbielt,
i'm an Der Seite (einer tbeuren Gie=
ben 31 begraben. Wie bic Mer3te
feftftelten. batte ii@ audi 81. @amz
mel nit @pantali persiftet.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-08-15
RoMtpteliees Dahtpcrendeen.

Sic bemotrati{den Senfitutione,,
un{eres Qonbes rdumen un{erer 5oae=
nannten Mrtitofratie betanntlt4 teine
6erartioen Worredte Elm, pie lie gum
BeHpiel Der Mbel in europa fir {i4
mod immer beanipru4t. sic iorst
aber bafir, unb lire Mittel erlau5en
ihr bies. bah lie meiit BON felbit cine
| Observation-Disclosures BEL, anberen @terb=
ltden aeeeniber einntmmt. Mbeeleben
bon ben bon TIT qebtloeten qe5elf4aft=
li&en @irteln, au bene,, tti1 arberes
Menfhentmb, bas nidt ben pberen
53ebntaufenb angeb0rt, 3utritt fnbet,
6ulbtqen unfere 8elbfur5ten oft audi
etnem Sport, Der, e4t amerifani1h,
in sfotqe ietnep Rof1piligtett ibnen
n%aturgemdb bic @rtlufipitdt T4ert.
Blr met1le!1 ote 9emo91as1t mandter
ln1erer Wf1!to11are 1a1 1tu!tlm1aloz
f1are, aus et9enen Vft11eM elhe ~erz
9nn9nn9s9a@t 81 un1et9al1en'
m;n;o,, q mo,h.rb;1+a meron;iz
~ ." mnI;nnt~ hsf;nSst IN
- ~. h,,rM ~ M;snH az
~ 49, Sn.'a @s S~v = .nn a.r Mo%t h.5teht
r,,a au ~ 9Sms.m h;s ;nse,Sn7nnt s;m
Gas oG v'" no w eo19n hs,;ehem
~, 1870 ta.xh.m' o,1 g91 nen, SoSr,sn*
-" ssO9 M,'r%s%,;t+ "% nro mon1{ S5o
y NV g mas 49, e1nNn w.
S,n, v'ss!' a. ~ @s.st o' vun Ser @mi#sz
=, o,,m;xoH n1fs;n 3nits{ @onnerbiIt
e1nnn Gat morat o,sp., fonnmen nnm
r. $.1o M,,saaSsn e. e. G5;ts Nm ~
un I ~ . =. r,,,sr f;;nf
h;s !.%a 49, nIs;mer 2s;t n,,f hem
pahr..,1n hs q ,,nh Seren @n,,m,m
Uun'e %eS,rt 5mom stmos nnb,res ner<
9 ame+ w mas{i H" I'M @Hnnmsnz
n,,SSi,a ~
9
ST Wa1n6erbllt NIT 1et11tm Setretar
ALIEN On Boro Der rWaltaat" 10 pat
Der &adendet ta9l14 nretmal Elm
opulentes Mer1i gu bere1ten, abgele>
ben BON Dem 1paten @oupsr, pen per-
@teoenen Gnn9es u"o PEI we ~
baul1119 petorDer11oe1 torll@en 9ez
trdnten ant1prob1b1t1per eparat1ers.
Wta1 9e9t mopl mqt 1e9l. Denn nan
pen Mutmafro. oen o1e DON oe1 ~,
1at1er peg 21ateroeds tonlnm1rten
lelteneu Sps:1em uno 9raote. DE
@et1e uno Sttore uno ote oo Sents,
@1garren perur1a@em! au1 m!noe'ltns
$l5O pro Sag be3ltsrt: Stno apsI
btele @d1te aut per ya9t' 10 mo9e"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-08-15

mai1er1&eu.9 Ser 9err Mam
perl 1T beil er; ct gebt gu einem Nr5t
unb bic er n%eroronet tbm Elm 9urgelz
pa1er. r@urgelmaher?" mei1t tletnz
laut 9err Mamperl, r%tonnten's fenn
nit a @uraelbier per1 4reiben9"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-08-15

8e{9eiben. @ater ber 8raut
(@9uiter): JMitgeben tann i4 nun
leiber meiner Sobter ni4ts -" Be
tperber (eilie): rNa, n paar neue
Sttefel fir MIDI meroen bod abfaQer,
Mei1ter!"
Muf Der 9o@3eitsreie.
@atte: v@40nes 2anb, bteies @pant>
en-" - @attin: r@roBartia, meme
nGdite 9o@aeitsreiie made ih tpieoer
bierber!" "t
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@mmorinithcs.

8osbaftes Sob. @irtb: 49,.
Nun, pie iparen Der 9err Baron 3u<
frieoen?" - Baron: rDie Yrtiie in
Sbrem !9otel iino nie in einem 9otel
citizen &anses elmer @eltitabt! Wenn
Gfen unb 3immer ebenlo gut tparen
ipie bort, t0nnte man SIR 9otel BON
SSenem ni9t unteri9eioen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-08-15

MI1o barum! .0u 1agit, Du
mi11t Did ber 2anbpirtbl4aft nib
men! 9aft Du benn Snterefe oafar?"
- limb Of! Sd lieb lett Rur3em bic
ein3ige 9o4ter bes rei4ften @rob=
srunbbeiiBers ber ltmgegenc un1erer
@tabt!"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-08-15

@rrat9en. yStol3 pte cine
&0nigin - bod rei5enb uno bon Mn=
mutb, DEFENDERS ibre @riib4en baben'
mfrs angetbdn!" : r@err &amerab.
meinen pobl bic @ruben ibres pa
pas?"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-08-15

Il @orii@tig. rDent Dir nur,
SiTerl geitern bat mir setraumt,
Du bdtteit 500 Marf seerbt!" pa
perbe i9 audi Did b%ebenten, alter
Treunb!" = vMber bab 9u mir feline
@@ulben auf ben 9raum ma@it!"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-08-15

Muf benz 2anbe. Na@bar:
vWarum bat benn 9ein tleiner Bruz
Der beute Morsen 10 gequietl4t?"
8ruber: 8apa ma@te i'm quiet
Iden, bamit bic Na@barn glauben
Iouten, mir bGtten Elm S4tpein gez
i4la9tet."
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1895-04-12
MRS. HANNAH CROKER DEAD.

Mrs. Hannah S. Croker, one of
Mankato's respected pioneers died at
her home on Minnesota street last
night at nine o'clock, after three
weeks of intense suffering.
Deceased was born in Dexter,
Maine, 81 years ago last December,
and became a christian at the early
age of fourteen years, and has always
been a member of the Methodist
church, being one of its most faithful
attendants. Her life has been such
that her children called her a kind
and loving mother, and what more can
be said of a departed parent. Mrs.
Croker has been widow for twenty
two years, seventeenlof which have
been spent in this city. Five children
survive her, among whom are Mr.. L..
r. Croker, Mrs. Helen Hurst, and
Mrs. G. HI. Austin, of this city.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1895-04-12
MUNICIPAL CO UR.

At the semi-monthly call Of the
calender in the municipal court this
morning, the following cases were
disposed of:
M. Riddy VS.. Wood & Richardson,
set for trial April 18th.
NJ. W. Weller VS.. Jay Jones, to be
dismissed and cost to be paid by the
plaintiffs attorneys.
Lydia Hatch VS.. Metropolitan Life
Insurance Co., set for trial April Goth.
f. Keen VS.. e. Hobner, set for trial
April 23rd.
j. n. Sanger ct al VS.. Pat McTighe,
trial on agreement of the parties.
Frank n. Ware VS.. X. o. Sandum,
w. r. Geddes garnishee, continued
for service by publication.
John Wirshing VS.. Erick Wirshing,
order for judgment for the plaintiff.
@. P. Harmon VS.. T. S. Carpenter
and N. King, order for judgment
against King.
John Klein & Co. VS.. Joseph Engle-
hard, order for Judgment for the
plaintiff.