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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-08-21
Ius Der Sunnes, 9anptfanf.
9Serbaituua uou %oltOieoen'

Bafbinq t o n, 10. Mu9l1f. -
9pfttnIpeftpr W6eeler bat tsle9rap2tz
i6e Nadribt BON Der erfol9ten 5ellz
na6me Des 9oitoiebes GlihorD u.
gBooo, frii6eren Glerfs in Der Bo1tltd>
tton n&" oes SpItpner Boitamts, 1o<
pie Der 8erbaftung BON Gbds. 9alz
lppap, nelber Der 8liinoerun9 pes
Goitomtes 3u Gurpe, Sa., bel3ulol9t
pirb, erbalten.
S6abamts Ginnabme ZEN.
Die beutigen SnlanbIteucrs crsgtnna9z
men betrugen $716,971, an 3oLen
ltefen S7O6,746 unb aus peri9leoez
nen Quellen $14,96O Elm. g&attonal@
gunfnoten gum 9etra9e bon $780,
All purDen eingelDlt.
War iibertriebene 5ur6 t.
ooSm Staats 9epartement lief pom
9pnful SSernigan in Sbangbat eln
ppm beuttgen Sage odtirtes Selez
oramm elm, pel6es melbet, oaB Die
Gbolera baIelbit teinespegs etnen ept>
bemif9en Gbaratter angenommen
| babe.
| Die r4tGanta" feet ii 4ttg.
Giner Nfittbeilung on oas Wtdrtnez
0epartement aus Sen WeIt, 5la., gu
sSpfae lit Die ATLANTA" BON bort nah
IelpzOorf abgefabren. Die rItlanz
ia" pirb fi4 benz 9eI6paoer bes 9lo=
mtrals 8unce an Der Stiff gteuzGng@
lanD's uniblieBen, um an ben ge@
planten Man0pern She'll gu nebmen:
| 0as @erii6t, baB bic 9ampftenel
/ Der v9ltlanta" iidh in fait unbrau3ba@
rem 3uitanoe befinben, tptro bon ben
auItGnbiuen 9eamten bierIelbIt al5
unbeoriinbet be8ei6neF. Sds Sabr>
| aeuq lei poGftGnbi9 ieetii6tig uno
perbe erIt nu6 S6luB Der WtanOper
Reporaturen unter5pgen nerben.
Gr6GGt $500 3uriif.
SulFszSefretGr Wife pom S6dB@
amtsz9epartement bat Die bem 9u@
pitdn oes enqlif6en 9ampfers $50
! noipa" peqen unbefugter 2un0un9
zines ,Stopzapap" i'm 6afen BON
g}enpDrtzNeps, 9a., auferle9teStrd
fe, ba man bes 8uri6en fpdter tplez
Der bab6aft tpurbe, 5uriiderltattet.
en- ben beioen anberen 5Glen belt er
| Bic GntI6eioung bes 6eneral@Gom7
miTdrs Stump, tpel6er oenlelben
Gapitdn fir bas Gntlpeihen 8lpeter
anoerer nStopzapups" nm $500
| itrafte, aufre6t.
8ermii 6tes.
8iniiro N&ipagutpa muroe 9eute
ppn1 YrdTbenten ais jdpann3er eprlz
ful in NepzYorf anertannt.
Dem StaatS=0epartement lit our9
bic beut16e Sc IanbtI6aft Die gfa4@
rt6t 3ugegungen, oaB Elm Prte1ter, ,gta@
mems @ater 2oren3 9eioer, Der 5ipar
in 8eroii6z8lab6a6, &egierungsbez
3irf &Dln, 8reuben, geboren, aber na@
turaliIirter 8iirger 1T, Der ~Ilertaner
SyrrenanItaltn gu &Dln2inbertbdl am
| 3. sunni 1895 iiberlpieien puroe. .Setn
Q(ufentbaltsort in ben Der. Staaten
lit in benz S4riftitiite ni3t eripabnt
| mnr0Pn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-08-21
&raafDaftrn GOpfidDntcr&
iSrnncn~SeiOcH
OaaenfieGcr,
SerOauungabci6 i6nerOcn
Sglp,pfG
U7.A.E S.s....~
nlh n(Ie @cbcr. SciOcn.

Setratten Sie Die folgerbeH Spmptome, Delhe
ron Sraat6elteR Der Nuuptor9uHe relulIIrcn: 8eros
yiulq, tliuoe NGmonbOGocr, SmtCnoIdHg nap benz
Sopi 8rsIneH I'M UiGgGH, Srbredeu, AppetItlor8let,
& SoobrenHeh, SelblbnerIeH. AiIlioBeHy perItlopIen
in beu1rublgenber gSei, 9rdlreten ooer Abenlnoth,
neHH man nd IN llc9eE0er StellHH8 b,tHoei, n1uus
SindtloHeH, buHtie uoer ouHer 1dtlH nor Dem Ange,
Sieber ooer ounflcr Sdlmerj lm Sopi, unpotommeHe
5ranipiratiou, C5el5beIt Der Ndut nlto Der Au9sn.
z dmerSen in Der Sete, IN Der Srult. IN ben 9lles
Dem, plotlitcs NiegriihI, 8renneH I'M ,yleIih.
Gin Edar SOicH RON NdSOaps NiilS meroeH od5
aorp,riuem pom al Den gtnaunteH llebeln beirtlen.
Nreis rs GcntS PRO Sdddjtcl. Su Srogucns
9decn ,u bdbCn Deer per 9pft Sclanet.
gBenocn sic iit an Or. HdhpaD & 60. eod
Sor 365, gieusyOrt, I'M JIat4 ooer 5uisHouH9 oeS
gItes.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-08-21
SrOensberletb + u n a
SInttaer Strett stpiid1en Sram5ofen
1tuo Staficuertt.

paris, 20. 9luguit. - Cine De-
pei4e aus Marfeiue an bus Sour
nal" melOet, baB es 5pil9en ben in
ben, fe3s5ebn Meilen noropeitlt9
bon Marieile belegenen Sul5perten
5u 8erre beI9dftigten fran5Diil3en
unb italieniI6en @rbeitern gu blutiz
gen Sbdtli9teiten getommen lit. Stint
Perionen trugen i9pere Wunoen oaz
BON, ebe Die Ypli3ei Die 8ube pieoer
6er5uite1en i'm Stanbe mar. Die
HGbelsfiibrer befinben ii3 in 9aft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-08-21
Wnrn INN Gelhlmnrn.

81 Ibing 3 n, Sl1s., 20. 2tuguit.
- Sn PrairiezGitp fanb geitern
Na6mittag cine Doppelte Srag0Oie
itatt. @iGiam 8lan9ar0, Elm 9erz
porragenoer Syarmer, lpel4er ii3 Dor
etlpa einem Sabre BON ieiner 5rau
trennte, perfufte 6eute, fi4 nit Der
1elben aus3uI0bnen; iie tpeigerte ii4
jebo6 Defen. gr ergriff tie am9als,
i9oB 5petmal auf tie uno t0btete iie
uugenblidli9, noruuf er ii6 felbif
f6oB. Gr lebte nod 3tpei Stunoen,
obne gu 5etgen, baB er feline Shat be-
reue. Sin tleines N}db6en ii6erle6t
bic gltern.
Sic 9tntoiauo fitrfiSG,cn Sdoer
gtioIut eriter aIaic. Siir Oidnnsr i'm "GauitotIez
Getdube" Jtur iiir SauteH in 9tr. 800. Soratoaa=,
nahe @utalr= z trGBe. (Sulll6.2Htt)
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Nebutelt sic

cine quite 9eber.Nebi,in eiH, unb snat
beshalb, neil bic 9eber oas Slut oou.
ifdnDig resulirt. SobaIo Die 2sbertbd.
tigfcit trGse TT, trirb bas &0rperipftem
perfiopft, oas Slut unreiu NIB Der gause
S6rper muB oarunter leibeu. Sebe Nte.
biiu, be sur 9feiuiguua oes 8lules
empfoblsu piro, ioa augeuommeuer
NaBen auf Die 0sber eiumirteu. Se.
Iorsen sic itt baber ioiort ben
rGot,ta aIler Seter. Dteoistnett, q"
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Tuxeoo : 9drR.

SaupIdse fur 5000 uns aufrparts.
GpsSfeus Ssrsitnitisunsen fiir 80 Iase.
ecic,te 3abITnsss SchinsIusen oser lfbsraie
9iscpntp.S r,piIsuns fir SaarsablIns.
Sauieu Sic nieEt, b,uor gle unier GtseHIbum
aeprift uub i1 uber bic SersuuftisuTseu untsrs
ridbtet babcn, prld)e pir pncrtrtn. SsnuseH
Rahu" Sehs SileIe fiir 25 cts. Sreis Trans
feriruns mad, Surefos9arf. Eiirsau an On uno
Gtele; oailebe lit ScHnta9s atoffHst (ausS Uttfj
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-08-21
~r> Merchants 81 Miners

Mad Spitpn MIA Nprfplf:
iebsr Sienitdl uuo 3 oEEeritG1, gtGfmIttd95 UbrI
uuo eoeu SonEiaq, Utor9en5 q ubr.
SSac, 9Srooincncc piG 1prfplf:
ipbsu DfontGa, ,Diittpod Gretas, giabmttass llbr.
SIddI Sapdnndb:
ieben 2ierftag unO ,retia5, yladjmlttasS uRf.
0unftcu nDrSlid, uuc iueltdl.
llupcraleltllhe AccOmmooGtoReE Tur bana9Iere;
bette 2ietOnsunl. . ,-.-..,....o o,..-
yooeidh ileit iir 6rndt uHbe9reH5t lor9dtl9e Sers
Iobuna uro 1tEells 8ei0roerun9.
u. e S5ugstus, Eaent 6nB oes iaH9en 3ots;
IL 5. Stcbbins, q :. u;
w. y. Surucr, S.=B.sA.;
q. Is. gSbtuCp, 2.zUt.
SGnptbarsau 0r. 2I6 SSarersStr. Q3lO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-08-21
f. II|l>>EIl}
sdmeri geItiat im 9lugenblid !

Wtau 9cbraudlc Taoipan's 8enops
&elicf sbcL'm critcn 2tn;cid>cn BON
S@mer; ODER 1IupdSlt0tcit; tpcnH
&ranfDcit Oocr &ciocn orpbt, bcz
pirft es Secilnna, cBc Der Seausarst
sc,p0buIi6 fuutmt.
stint bic draiteu : d. ncrSeH in els
ner bis Swanji9 gtHute1. 9clEe SuHoe brautbt ies
mano 2 d meT6Su IeioeH nab geien oieicr
glnSei3e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-08-21
gurppdil6e &abelberi6te.
@ampf stptfd,en strtfcrm u. 9oItset.

Berlin, 20. Muguf. - 3pDlf
grbsiter Der SfaltpiBer (?) Sabrit in
2dbia, Sitprsuben, ipel4e leBtbin
pn ben Strife eesunsen paren, gez
rietben beute nit ben 8eitbern bes
Gtablifements in beren 9ofraume in
einen @prttpe9Iel unb eineen i9lieBz
li9 gu Sbdtli9feiten iiber. OILS Die
f6leuntgit berbeigerufene poli5et auf
benz aampfplabe eri9ien panbten
it9 bic Iufriibrer uu9 gegen bteie
uno es fam gu einem 9anbgemenge,
in befen 8erlaufe brei Der Striter
niepergeiApfen purben.
grf 4 ob i6ren @erf ii brer.
Die friibere S9auiptelerin glie
Sanfe bat ben bieitgen &r5t Sr. SUI
Illus SteintbaG eri9ohen. Steintbal
bate ldngere 3eit elm 8erbdltnib nit
Der iungen &iinitlerin unterbalten,
bas er befpnberer umitGnbe tpegen
ieBt gu lOIen ipiini6te. Sie Ser
apeiflung bieriiber briidte benz eGcenz
trif6 berunlagten iungen WfGo9en
Die Morbpaffe in bic 9ano.
Srbensperlei6un
Ser &aifer bat bem SelbmdrI4aa
9rafen 8lumentbal ben Stern Der
9robtomtbure bes 9ausoroens BON
9oben5ollern perlie6en unb an ale bOz
beren Sffiaiers, peI6e bic S4ladt
BON MeB mitgema9t baben, Sepez
f4en eef6idt. 9es 0eiteren perfiigt
cine &abinetsorbre, baB ale Sabnen
unb Stunbarten, tpel9e ben Srieg
mitsema6t 6aben, elm glei4es 8dnD
als Nnbenfen an ben &rieg tra9en
1pllen.
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Sine arieBlnie Sanbr.

Guthrie, OH,, 19. Qug.-SS5r
Der Nd6e bon 2trbeca in Der Seminoe
lenzg3e1erpation ii6erfielen geitern
cine 8anbe Snbianer, Reger uno
Weibe ben 2aoen BON Samuel gtor=
forb, ftu6len mebrere 9unbert Dol
lars uno pergepaltigten barauf fiinf
in Der g&a46urihaft ppbnenbe
9Erduen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-08-21
Ger
WQtioual Salt Seretu

oer StaDt Baltimore.
National Building A ssociation.
Bnreaur: 3immer Nr. 4Os Sus 400. SissItro
MutprifIrtes SapitaI SIO.OOO.OOO.OO.
Scamte:
Gruff 9. 8nabc. fun:, RriitbeHt.
Sbpmas u. Sal, BiccprdiiocHt.
8. sScslep Sueit, d1asMeiittr.
q. u. Spne, Setrstdr.
GN@c0. 0ridbars, Gen. <Gei6dftsflbrer.
3. y. Mprris, 9ebdtsnhrer
bcs 9iIgungss9 epartemeHts.
9BilliamS & zSiliams, 5ted,tscoHluenteH.
GspOhtOrium: Continental HationaI'Sani.
SittrItelluHa Der SecurItdten: 6Inslifn d De
ppfts9o.
Sfreftoren:
Grnft J. anabe, iun., pon Ssul. 3naoe q Co.,
BiaH0f fabrlfanteH-
GlintOm y; Sains. Don gains & glcsaran. Ban,
hers une Utafler.
Sbomas VI. San, antuaIt.
aSilbur g.. Sadipn, Rrdfbent Der Continental
EationalsSant.
Srware Raine, PefiSsr uno Serausseber bes
.Geutihen Gorr,iponbtnten."
Sames .. MRaion DON Der Sames 3. Wtafon 60
Observation-Disclosures.
"a 9Binslpip SSilliams, IEipalt.
Gbarles Senrp Smitb Don emith, 1iron Co.,
EndreszSdnbier in Gapier uno Baptcrid6eH.
CFcrten fur naS NubIifum i'm Musuff.
$50 gntbsiIs S.proSentis,n sarantlrtsn uonbesobI,
ten AheHsSapitals al 500 pro 4HtbeI; SHieu rpers
ben talbidbrIib beAablt. GSser9.1O
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Sd)mcr5 mtto Gci1t.

Sci ao9iiucb (gaitrib ODER rcruosl. SabHitmerS,
gieurasIa, Jtbcumct,suus 2eHoeHueb, Stul,rSeu
uHo Stmdhe III 3utcU, S3trJelidulc ODER 9hereu,
SdlmerS nm Die Sebey, &ruitieuz Sut' inouHJ, GSeA
lentibmeasn mo Stmcrisu ieoel grt bepirtt JiGo=
tpaps JicOo1sJclei oiort Seiieruus uHo bel iorses
ieetem Ge6r0ub IN ueHiseH G0seu puueruO: 9ets
Iuna.
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Simmons
Stper
&eAulator.

9erielb. perridtst ieiu. arbsit sui
Suirisb.ubsit unp erfriid]t oas aeiammte
aorperipii.m. riff ybeiier oils BiQ.n"
uuS tauu iOpobl in fliiikser Borm wie
ale Ruirer beSoseu trtreen.
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DC Tu NDcH9 IIHtcflWWHND cIHa
Narcc.

S6angbai, 20. 4uguit.- Dem
bieiigen uMercurp" pirO aus Jooz
G6plp gemelbet: QBie bier aus gutter
Quele befannt pirb, bat bic 6ineiiz
i9e 3egierung ben biellnterIu9ungsz
Gommiiiion no4 &uzG6eng, benz
S6uuplaBe Der tiir5li9en Gbrtitenz
Mahafres, begleitenoen engliIhen
unb amerifanii6en &oniuln perboten,
ireenb pel6e ielbltitdnoige unterfuz
6ungen an5uitellen. Die 6ineiilhen
8ebDrben begen offenbar bic 8efiir9z
tung, baB Die @efdngenen bel benz
8er6Dr ii6 1elbit incriminiren tperz
ben. Gs mar iiberbaupt Elm 5ebler,
bic Gpmmiiiion oGne cine itarte briz
tii6e Wtilitdrbegleitung ab3uien0en,
benn untsr ben gegenpdrtigen umz
itdnben finb bic 8pniuln poGlitdnoig
ma9tlos unb Die gan5e unteriu4ung
lebigli9 cine Sarce. Die in Sbangz
bal tpobnenben @uropder iino empDrt
iiber bic abermals eingetretene 8er5oz
gerung unb berlangen, baB auf Der
Stelle Elm itarfes, engliI6es Sruppenz
COMMANDO na9 &u9eng ab9ebe, I'M
eine llnteriu9ung gu er3ningen.
Ses Snltan's gSeiserung.
Con ftantinope1, 20. @ug.
- Wie perlautet, bat bic pforte aberz
mails bic sSprberung Der fremoen
MG9te, baB Die in 9(rmenien ein5uz
fiibrenben 3eformen ibrer Gontrple
unteritellt perben fpllen, abgele6nt.
Sic Sadjlage auf Snba.
M a orib, 20. Iuguit. - @enez
raj 9alcebo, Gommanbsur Der fpaniz
f9en Sruppen in bem eriten cubuniz
f6en Militdrbiitrift 1T in Gorunna,
Spanien, geitern eingetroffen. Der
General ertlGrt, baB Der 6elb5ug gez
gen Die Sniurgenten i'm gtOpember
nit erneuter 2eb6aftigfeit aufgenomz
men perben unb Santiago be Cuba,
Gieso be 9lpila, foipie Yuerto Prinz
cipe iturfe ipanii6e 8eiabungen err
balten ioqen. Inter ben fpuniI6en
Sffi5teren 9erribe einmiit6ig DieMeiz
nun9, buB bieie itratsgifben 8epez
gungen neben elmer aufmerfIamen
&iiItenpa9e bem 2lufitanbe Bis 1896
Elm @noe MAIDEN tpiirben.
Sabana, 20. 2(uguit. - Gin Sc
legramm aus Santiago De Guba be-
5aet, baB bic GebelIen in Der g2d6e
BON 9tlgobonal bic Selegrapben0rdbte
unb @iIenbabn 5erftOrt baben uno baB
fi6 3egierungstruppen BON QltoTon9o
aus auf bem Wege bprtbin befinben,
um bic nit ben not6lpenbigen 3eparaz
turen betrauten @rbeiter gegen etipaz
ige Qngriffe Der IufitGnDii6en 81
f9iiben. 9as Sruppencpmmanbo bes
Sberiten Sejabas tit in San 2uis
eingetroffen unb lisferte benSniur9enz
ten unter 9ieinto unb 8a3que5 BEL
2ajulia Elm @efe6t, porauf iie nub
9atillo, Yaraiie unb Santa 3ita tpeiz
ter borriidten. Sn Der Nd6e BON 8uz
rens iiberrumpelten iie cine 200 &Dpfe
itarfe &ebellenbanoe, mahten einen
9efangenen, tObteten bier Der 5etnbe
unD erbeuteten cine Suantitdt Waf=
fen, Ntunition II. I. IN.
Neme SerfoIamraen Der Gbriiten TIT
slrinctttcu.
Stills, 20. 9luguit. - Sier aus
Mui6, 4rmenien, eingetroffene Spez
5ia1meloungen beiagen, baB bic tiirz
tiI9en 8eumten idmmtIide G6riiten
5pif6en Sai1un unb Mui9 aus ibren
Seimitdtten pertrieben unD bteie ben
&urben iibergeben buben. Die Spfer
bieIer neuen &erfolgung iino Dem
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43ie brffe fribjabrs< meoi,in

9lueenbldIid III ein SeDer oarauf be.
oaGr, suuas fir Die 0teiuisung ielues
SIues III tbuu. o0er tuie man Su ia9en
pflest, elue 5rilbiabrs%Neeisiu Su ge'
braudeu. uuo oieS iii pollfomneu
riftis gebauOelt, ieoob nluB man bic
gesisu,te Dtebisiu eiunehmeu. Sails
Sle SIREN 9rst coniuItlreu, 10 pirp
Shupu SpriPIhe inoeu.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1895-10-24
A Second BOmberger,

A dispatch from Devils Lake states
that DR.. w. E. Swsnston, returning
from trip twenty miles north Of
Towner, on the Mouse river, reports the
murder of the family OF William Bur-
melster, consisting of Lena, William,
Otto and Gustsve, killed by an un-
known tiend Saturday. The little girl
was ravished and the skulls of all were
crushed by blunt instrument. The
house which sheltered the happy family
was burned to conceal the dastardly
crime. The father was absent threshing
at the time of the murder.
Officers are now after the party sus-
pected of the murder of the Burmeister
children near Towner on Friday last, and
a lynchlng party is certain If the right
man 10 caught. The murdered ones are
Sena, aged nine years, Otto aged seven.
William aged five, and Gustatf aged
three. The little girl Ssns was fear
fully torn and ravished before murdered.
The mother Of the children is dead and
the father was away threshing when the
crime was committed.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1895-10-24
An Ex..North Dakota Editor Suicides

An Ex.-NOrth Dakota Editor Suicides
Fred n. Adams, founder of the
Cooperstown Courier, committed suicide
in st. Paul Mondsy morning by shoot
ing himself through the head. Mr..
Adams served term in the territorial
legislature and published the Courier
until 1888 when he sold the paper and
went to Whatcom, Wash, where he and
bis partner established the New What
com Reville, which they have published
ever since.
About three weeks ago Mr. Adams
came east to visit his mother and sister in
Madison, Wis, and on his way back had
stopped IN St. Paul to visit sister living
there. He had started for tho coast
the day before but it seems he
turned back at Minneapolis, returned to
St. Paul and took lodging at the Sher-
man house. he seemed to be very rest
less and the taking Of his own life was
probably the result of melancholia.
Mr.. Adams had q large acquaintance
in North Dakota and was an entertain
ing writer, being Of the fellcitous style.
He was also popular Al a member of the
legislature and did efficient service for
his constituency.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1895-10-24
Railroad IumblinRs.

Claim Agent Taylor left for Dazey to-
day to settle some fire losses
Northern Pacific employees on the
Dakota division are Icing paid of today.
julius Sakoske had one leg crushed BY
. Northern Pacific engine in the Fargo
yards. The limb was amputated above
the knee. Sakoske had been working in
the harvest fields and was bound home,
to Minnesota.
Fred Anderson, n. P. caller. today
swore out q warrant for the arrest OF D.
E. Hannafin, q brakeman, for assault
and battery. They bad q scrap in
Fuld's place with the above result to-
gether with barked nose for Anderson.
The case will be heard in justice court
Thursday morning
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1895-10-24
Resolutions of Sympathy.

Whereas, 1t has pleased the Almighty
in his gracious providence to remove by
death from our midst our esteemed
fellow citizen and member OF this school
board, James L. SharIow.
Therefore, be It resolved, That we az
his colleagues, hereby extend our heart
felt sympathy to his bereaved mother,
family and friends, in this their deep
sffliction and that we, by his death, have
lost faithful member Of this board.
Be it further resolved, That copy of
these resolutions be sent to his mother
and family, one to jamestown papers
and one be spread on the minutes OF
this Board.
VIM. LENToN,
President
OR1N CARTER,
Director.
F. M. BROWN,
Clerk.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1895-10-24
The Record q Success.
Fargo Forum.

Occasionly the new advocate for pub
lie patronage wins from the first. One
of the latter instances ls the Record,
published by Lounsberry l. Townes, at
Fargo. It is an illustrated monthly,
devoted especially to the northwest, we'll
illustrated, carefully edited, and con-
tanning charming variety of contents.
1t is interesting to the reader of today,
and it is valuable to save-it is rare that
any one throws away or destroys copy.
Under these circumstances one does not
wonder that the publishers have built
up q circulation OF over 1900 copies
monthly, and that with each issue the
number increases. The Record fills a
niche of it's own in the literature of the
state, and Fargo and North Dakota are
proud Of it's success.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1895-10-24
Testing the Prohibitory Law.
From Wednesdays Daily.


From Wednesdays Daily.
The Pepke test case % to the consti-
tutionslity Of the prohibition law 10 now
on before tke state supreme court at
Bismarck. The case at issue, 10 that OF
Emil Pepke Of Grafton, and was origi-
nslly suit against Sheriff J. E. Cronan
by whom Pepke was kept in custody for
contempt IN the violation Of Q liquor
injunctional order by the court. From
this. it has come finally to the supreme
court, and is test case OF the oonstitu-
tlonsllty, at least. OF the injunctlonal
festure of the law, which 10 argued by
Mr.. Spooner Of Minneapolis, attorney
for defendant, to be repugnant to the
constitution in permitting ths seizure
and deprivation of the owners Of prop
erty, without positive evidence OF viola
tion of law therein.
Both attorneys have studied the case
thoroughly, and all Of the points ct issue
are clearly brought out and argued
since the case was frst brought, and the
study OF the points involved has been
unremitting on both sides.
The writ of habeas corpus in the
Pspke liquor suit, brought before the
supreme court to test the constitution.
nlity of the liquor law, has been dis
charged and the question is undecided.
1t wa brought out in the testimony of
Pepke, In effect, that he was but figure
head in the case, and that the case
brought in his name was not one which
effected any deprivation of his personal
rights or liberties. The parties behind
the suit are j. c. Oswald & Co., the
Minneapolis liquor firm, and Pepke was
paid by them at the rate OF So day to
be arrested and go to Jail, to bring
about testing of the law for the bene-
tit Of the Oswald company The court
discharged the writ because the defend
ant was not in actual custody within the
meaning Of the law, and 40 understood it
when the case was brought. Under the
circumstances, the defendant had not
been deprived Of any rights, constitu-
tionsl or otherwise, and the court did
not pass upon the question ss to whether
he could have been held under the com
mitment, for which purpose the csee
was brought.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1895-10-24
To New Subscribers.

Many will receive this issue Of the
paper as q sample copy. II you are not
already subscriber you should be.
The long winter evenings will soon be
here and you will, in The Weekly Alert,
receive q great deal Of general read
ing matter besides all the local and state
news, fresh and crisp. There will also
be much else OF information or interest,
oil timely, and presented in the best
manner possible. The Alert is adding
new features from time to time and will
always keep up with the full import Of
It's name.
See the clubbing notice in another
place. The opportunity should be TAX
On advantage OF NOW.
Remember the subscription price OF
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annum.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1895-10-24
A BUFFALO DIFFICULTY.
Banker More Refused a
Lease to Erect a
Warehouse.
Statement Made that the Com
pany Pulled the Build
ing Down.
An Ex-NOrth Dakota Editor
Commits Suicide in
St. Paul.
Second Bomberger at ToWner
-Four in One Family
Murdered.

Buffalo, 81 miles east of here on the
Northern. Pacific railroad, has sensation
- indicated by the following Dispatch ia
the Fargo Argus. 1t says:
A few days ago s. G. More began the
erection OF warehouse 24x6O, close to
the Northern Pacific tracks, near the
stock yards. The body Of the building
was up ready to put on rafters, but Sun
day night about II o'clock q wrecking
crew came along and with ropes attached
to the engine razed the building to the
ground. There wasn't board or scant-
ling but was broken in two. The de-
struction Of the building was complete.
It seems that Mr.. More had no lease yet,
but was promised one shortly, on the
strength Of which promise he went on
building.
The dispatch also ADDS that there il
considerable excitement and indignation
against the company.
Superintendent Wilson was paying of
on the Cooperstown branch today and
little or no information IN regard to the
affair could be learned at headquarters.
It Is understood, however, that Mr.
More, who is banker and general busl.
ness man Of Buffalo, had no lease and
therefore no right to erect the fat house
on the right of.way of the company; that
q lease had been refused him and also
that he had been ordered, soon after the
erection of the building was begun, to
remove it from the right-of-wsy and the
company's property. This be refused
to do but instead went on with the erec-
ton of the building.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1895-10-24

bushels OF wheat will be plenty to fatten
u hog from the time it 10 ready to fatten
until ssleable. Twenty bushels will ma
ture 800 pounds OF pork which 10 worth
at present sl2, while the wheat 10 only
worth about SO, showing . clear profit
Of a, With no expenses for handling the
wheat after threshed. One man can st-
tend to 80 hogs while it would take
three or four men to raise 20 bushels OF
wheat. He advises farmers who are CO.
ing to stay in the country to 60 to rails.
ing hogs. ........