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The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-04-16
Evil DOfngs.

Hiram A. Waite, city controller OF
Port Huron, Mich. is missing and 1t is
feared he has been foully dealt with.
Mrs. Mary Alice Fleming nee Liv-
ingstony will be put on trial Aprll ~ at
New York for the alleged murder of
her mother. Mrs. Bliss, by poisoning.
Jesse White. charged with the MUIR
der Of Mrs Hester Curtis last Deem
Ter. was found guilty at Lafayette,
Ind. He viii go to prison for life.
Investigation shows that the embez-
element of Barnard, the cashier OF the
Fort StanwiX National bank in Rome.
n. ". who committed suicide, aggre-
gates SEQ. OC0.
The case of J. c. Yetzer Of Des
Moines. convicted of fraudulent bank
ing. was affirmed by the Iowa supreme
court. He will go to the penltentlary
for five years.
Henry Jacques. Sev~enty-eight years
old. a reputed millionaire miser who
lives on toast and water, tried TO COM
nit suicide by jumping from a Staten
island f%errybOat at New York.
Hayde Sheriff. a boy thirteen years
old. is under arrest for starting a num-
her of fires al Cedar Rapids, Iowa. de
has made a partial confession, and
there Is no doubt about his guilt.
At Bow street police court at Lon
don. Matthew Arnold, hfty-tWo years
OF age. well dressed, was remanded on
an %eXtradition warrant charged win
embezzling the sum Of $4,000 in Den
yer. where he said he had been clerk
in civil and criminal courts.
Attorneys for the Taylor brothers
Of Carrollton. Mo-, against whom the
sentence of death for the murder or
the Meeks family has just been upheld
by the state supreme court. have de-
cided TO ask the supreme u for q re-
hearing of the case.
\ month ago +. Scott, a prominent
merchant of Toronto. committed sui
eide by jumping. off the Rcsedale
bridge. A week later j. Long, the head
waiter of the Albany club. initiated
him with fatal results. and now John
Strachan. one of the locked-out tallors,
las made the same terrible leap. Al
though fatally injured, he is still liv-
ing.
Ore of the most %atrociOus crimes
ever committed in Hamilton county.
H.. occurred in the Gormay settle
mCpt. Zen Boehmer. a well-to-dOf farm
g.. 20 years old. cut his wife's throat
and hanged his ~siX-year-Old son to a
rafter in his stable. After committing
these deeds he covered the bodies with
fodder corn TO hide his crime and made
his escape TO the woods.
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From Foreign Shores.

King Oscar of Sweden has arrived
At Genoa.
The English think Chamberlain is
trifltng with the Egyptian question.
The municipal council of Barcelona.
Spain. has decided to equip a battalion
Of volunteers.
The Indians in some parts Of the
State OF OaXaca, Mex. have risen TO
protest against the increased state
taxes.
South and Central American preSi-
dents have almost unanimously en-
dOrScd the stand taken by President
Diaz Oh the Monroe doctrine.
The Cape Town Argus publishes Il
dispatch from Salisbury. Matab"le-
land. which says Cecil Rhodes is sick
Of = fever.
There is every cas- TO believe that
Walter Dygert, the young American
who has been held under arrest at
Guines. Cuba, under suspicion of COM
plicity with the revolution, will be a
free ma in a short time.
The London Times publishes a dis
patch from Singapore which says that
Ii Hung Chang has abandoned his
American tour. but that after the
cars coronation at Moscow he will
proceed to London to see Lord Sails.
bury.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-04-16
TOOK MANY LIVES
WHOLESALE MURDERER AND SUI
eide In A MICHIGAN TOWN.
4 Man Unfortunate In business A'
dammit. IN XIII Another Business
Man. Then Murders His own "i'e
md Their Three Children nm"
Completes His Bloody worn w
Committing suicide.

pentwater Mich. April Il. - Last
night some unknown man a''eini''u
10 kill William Il. o. Sands. presiu.h'
of the Sands 4 Maxwell Luflper on
pany. Mr.. Sands had been ar the OF
flee Of the company engaged III "orn
and left for his home shorty altei :,
o'clock. When within n few yarus Oh
his home a nan jumped from pehihu
q corner of n street anu colhiiich'eu
firing at him with q gun. MT. sahus
ran across the street TO his nome. the
wouid-be assassin following n Keep
ing I'D "A fire. Five shots were hred III
all. three finding resting places in MS
right arm and one in the leg. Sus-
melon pointed TO III. B.. Minchall, n
local insurance agent and attorney. as
the perpetrator of the deed, n II
was decided TO place him under ar
rest. The officers found his residence
locked and broke in the door. A hOr-
rible sight was presented. Mrs. Minch-
all was lying upon h floor or the
sitting room with a bullet hole III her
temple. Near her was the dead body
of her daughter. Ruby. about sixteen
years of age. In the corner of the
same room lay Minchall. with an
empty revolver clutched in his hand.
He. too. was dead. In ar adjoining
bed room was found the bodies OF
George. aged four. and his infant
brother. They were in bed together
and death had evidently come upon
them while they slept. From a let
ter written by the murderer. found on
his premises. il appears that he con-
tcmplated killing his family two
months ago. Fear Of poverty is the
excuse offered. and the writer asks a
Chicago friend TO look after the muir
derer's family in case they survived
him. At the time he seems 10 have
been undecided whether to commit
the crime. Minchall left another long
letter. the gist of which is hat Mr..
Sands had promised him all his COM
pany'S business. and now demanded
One-third Of the commission. and
Minchall was badly involved. and OK
treme love for his family prompted
him to kill them rather than see them
suffer.
Minchall was a former resident of
Chicago. For several years he prac-
tees law there and was at n time Il
partner of X. s. lies.
Mr.. Sands died later. II had been
found necessary 10 amputate his arm
on account of its wounded condition,
and he vas unable to survive the
shock. The c%OrOner'S inquest. after
meeting to-day was adjourned. Mr..
Sands was tifty-five years Of age ald
was II of the most prominent lumber,
men in Michigan. 1t was expected that
he would have been chosen Il delegate
TO the Republican national convention
had he lived.
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Another wife of the late James q.
Fair materializes.
Vice President Smit. of the Trans
vaal republic. is dead.
The king of Greece is an excellent
swimmer and has a perfect passion for
fishing.
PadercwSki claims that he has re-
cCived 10000 requests for his photo
graph and his autograph from his fair
admirers.
The French Duchess dues is said
to repair every Friday morning. in
mems clothes. TO a cancer hoSpltai,
where she replaces an infirmary ser
want girl until late in the evening.
George Meredith. the novelist, says.
ip a recent letter to an intimate friend:
"Since the ~benignant conclusion OF
the greatest OF civil wars ! have
looked upon the American people as
the leaders of u civilization.
Gerald Massey. the veteran poet. is
i'll. He has recently suffered great do
mcstic sorrow by the death of his only
son, a young MAJ of great promise.
who recently went out from England
to an appointment in Nova Scotia.
Gen. Saussier. military governor Of
Paris, who. in case of war. would act
as commander-in-chief of the French
army. though he has reached the age
limit. has been continued i'll office by
the ministry for three years longer.
William ii. Nourse Of Boston. WHO
was a member of the Nile expedition
If 1881. thinks that Gen. Kitchener is
,lnr r,ntn.t liyinD fChtnp nf \r.1its HG
knows their language and their us
toms. religious and social. and is alb"
10 90 amoa them in disguise with
impunity.
Miss Amy +. Acton. who graduated
from the law school of the Boston uni
versity two years ago. left Boston 10
fill a position as attorney in Dayton.
Ohio. A month ago she went 10 Column
bus for examination for admission 10
the bar. and her average places her 1T
the head of 4 class of oven fifty mem
bcrs.
The greatest American musical gen
Jus. stephen {. Foster, IL 10 have Il
monument at PittSburg. his native city.
Subscriptions row exceed 5000. and
will he augmented at the national Saen-
| grrfeSt 70 I've held in pittSbUrg in June.
ar which a chorus. unaccompanicd 10y
orchestra. will sing Fosters odd
Folks III Home"
That Speaker Reed is taking mat
tiers philosophically is shown by Il re-
| ply he made to a member Of congress.
who attempted TO cCndolc with him
concerning the New Hampshire con
vention. The uncertainties Of htc
give the greatest ZeSt to Il expert
ence." he said. 1T would he a very
stupid world if everything turned cut
as expected"
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-04-16
EFT
Quotations From Grain an,
Live stock Centers.

Chicago. April II. - Wheat - Arl
65 1-Sc: June. &c 1-4c; July, $3.50
September. &c 3-Sc. Corn - Anil
- 3-Sc: May. 30c; uly, Bic; Spptemtsl
81 lac. Oats-April. 100: May, 1894
10 7-Sc; July. 20 lac; Septemts|
203-Sc. Pcrk-April. Ss.57 IL; Nal
$3.50; July. 1915. Lard-April. SD
May, 500: July. $500: Septemg|
1915. Ribs-April. $3.50; May, SS|
July. S4.67 IL.
Chicago. April Market 4
lower: light. $3.7Oa4: mixed. SD
3.S7 IL: heavy, S3.4Oa3,S so: rough, 81
a3.55. Cattlc-Market dull and and
1Oc lower; beevcs. So. 4Oa4.40: cowsJ
heifers. 81 .50a3.S5; Texas steers, SGD
4; stockers and feeders. S2.90a3S
Minneapolis. April 12.-Wheat-ARl
closed at 62c: May opened ut GIL.
and closed at 81 1-4c: July opened |
G3 1-Sc and closed at g. SIC. On trad
No. | hard. G3c: No. l Northern, q
No. = Northern. 81 lie.
Milwaukee. April 12.-FlOur stead
Wheat firm and higher: Ne. > sprl
90 1-2c: No. l Northern. &c; Ma
80 5-Sc. Corn quiet: No. >. SOC. "a
steady: No. > white. II 1-4c; No
white, poe. Barley steady; No
- lie: sample, 30a32 lie. R.
steady; No. l. SOC. Provisions weak
st. Paul. April 12.-HOgs Zoe love
sales at S3.45a3.GO. Cattle firm; f.
demand for butcher stuff: StockerS a
feeders firm and active; sales at s.
a3.SO.
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Washincfon Talk.

The president has nominated Will
lam Rodearmel TO be postmaster al
Harrisburg. Pa.
The president, among other appoint
ments. sent to the senate the nomina-
ton of William Il. Gwanthmey 10 be
postmaster at Aitkin. MINI.
The postotfice department has ad-
veitised that the opening of bids to
furnish general supplies for the postal
service and post department II Tor
miscellaneous supplies. will take place
Thursday afternoon, May II.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-04-16
Mrs Smith Sentenced

Duluth. Apr. II. Mrs. Samuel ID.
Smith of Detroit. Mich. was sentenced
to thirteen months at hard labor in
the p~enitentiary at saltwater for utter
ing a forged instrument. Mrs. Smith
and her husband succeeded in swim.
ding Mrs. Mae Cameron, also Of De-
troit, out Of $500 about a year ago.
Mrs. Smith confessed to having col.
lected the money on a certificate Of de-
post, to which her husband forged
Mrs. CamerOn's name. Smith is still
at large.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-04-16
miscellaneous.

Gov. Atkinson Of Georgia paid a
visit 10 the q. A. X. colony at Fitz-
gerald, Ga.
George w. Allen, owner of packet
lines before the war and for many
years a shipbuilder at Richmond, Va,
is dead.
c. b.. COrley. an expert engineer,
known all Over the United States, died
suddenly at Dayton, Ohio. He was
electric superintendent of the City
Electric company.
The wife Of William NJ. Hampton
was Frustrated by fright at Indian
apolis by the presence of a burglar In
her sleeping room, and she died of ex-
haustiOn a few hours later.
William O. Bum, editor of the Ge-
neya N. " Courier. is dead, aged 81
years. Mr.. Bum was formerly a mem
Der Of the Republican state committee
ard assistant deputy internal revenue
collector at Syracuse.
Miss Mildred Darlington Hutchinson,
daughter of Representative Hutchinson
Of Texas, was married in st. Johns
church, Washington, to Edward Muggo,
Jr., Of Houston, Tex. They went to
New York after the wedding and later
will live in Houston.
The body Of Mrs. Samuel Hit, who
was buried at Beaverton, Mich, when
taken up to be reinterred in another
cemetery, was found to be completely
petrified, though it had been In the
grave but two years. The features
! were perfect. When struck the corpse
gave forth a ringing sound.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-04-16
No IiuuOr for Enlinus

Washington. April 12.-Representa-
tive M~iklejohn to-day reported from
the committee on Indian affairs his bill
to prohibit the sale of Intoxicating
liquors to Indians holding land by al
lOtmentS. Its passage is recommended
by the secretary Of the interior. who
says that it is made necessary by the
decision Of Judge B"llinger. Of the
United States district court for Oregon.
which. he says. in effect permits the
sale of liquors TO Indian allottecs with
out limitation.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-04-16
+. ID. Phiileo Arrested

Minneapolis. April IF. u. Phillco.
for whose arrest on q charge of emb1Z-
Element a warrant was issued some
weeks ago. was arrested to-day. He
is a resident Of st. Louis Park, where
he was employed by the Monitor Man
u~facturing company as n travelling col
lector. While he was on a trip through
North Dakota the company became
suspicious of him and sen an agent
TO intercept him at Morris. n. ID. The
result was the discovery of an alleged
shortage in his accounts.
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OF NEW,
Items of General Inter.s,
% Few lina are,

Few Lines 'aeed h
Mr.. Ilainer Of Nebraska ror.
fortifications bill to the honso .edt
The owens Electric Bell "7ag
of Chicago made an asslgnmsnl' e
day. "nenl ty|
The Ohio Democratic state
tlon IS to occur June 23.-John ,ea|
Mahon is to be temporary cbai... Ns|
Cardinal Satolli pontifcated :.
emn high mas yesterday ~ a az vi
thedral in st. Louis, which was ,e "a
ed to the doors. VfOVt
Marquis iamagata, field m,r0,.,
Japan. with his suite of six nos1al 4
and their attendants, arrived ~ ~
cago to-day. 20
Arthur Schneider, a German =,
twenty years of age. was han,%aS" !
the parish prison in New Orleans 4
had killed his sweetheart. "
The Brook Iron Company ~ D.,
boro, Pa. to-day posted Notices Div ~
sumption of the nail factory IN ,N
13, after twelve weeks idleness avg
Hall & Garrison. manufacturo,,
picture frames and mouldings ps1
delphia, made an assignment, Tho !
bilities are estimated at S2JOON /
Latter Day Saints have decidoa
hold the next general conference
Lamont, Iowa. in April. 1897. prob.,'
beginning on the 9th of the month
John Haynes. a clerk in the ro,,.
store of =. l.. Hayes, his brotho,
PUente, Cal, was shot and killed
two masked robbers last evening
The senate committee on territo,
to-day authorized o favorable ron
on the bill providing for a delegats
congress from the Territory of Asd
The striking Northern Colorado q
miners returned to work TO-DAY ,
United and the Marshall comma,
having made the concessions dema,
ed.
1t is stated that CHAMBERS are rfs
the quarantine at Liverpool for
ported horses. and it is reported I,
out Of 100 Canadian horses in one
pot forty are suffering from the Il
ders.
After consulting with Gov. Alg
and Secretary Of State Hinricbs
Secretary Theodore Nelson, Of
Democratic state committee TO-DAY
sued a call for a meeting of tina,
ganization in Chicago April ~.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-04-16
Casualties.

J. y. Seaman. Union Pacific police
man. was fatally stabbed by an un-
known tramp at PocatellO, Idaho.
Mrs. Curry and her negro servant
were asphyNiatcd by coal gas at her
home near Lake M~aEorac, y. y.
BY an explosion of dynamite AT the
new RadeEaugh tunnel, near Green's
burgh. Pa. Il man was killed and
three injured. w fatally.
The general offices and club houses
of the Westinghouse Air Brake com
pany. at Wilmerding, Pa, We're de
stroycd by fire. Loss, $4,000. Fully
insured.
A span of the Wheeling & Lake Erie
railroad bridge. over the MaUmee river
at Toledo. Ohio. went down under the
weight Of n freight train, drowning
man.
Fire entirely destroyed the large, SIX
story brick building occupied by the
Savannah tGa.) Grocery company.
Loss on the building is placed at S4o,-
600, and on the stock at $4,000.
While taking exercise at Montgomery
Park. Memphis, Tenn, the race horses
Addie Buchanan, Leavitt and Dan
Iluger, the latter n valuable colt By
Simple Simon. came in collision, and
the three were seriously hurt.
The British ship Brabloch. ~sixty-sev-
en- days from Newcastle, y. :. W., was
lowed into San Francisco with her car
20 of coal on fire. She was grounded
and water pumped into her hold
through ten lines Of hose until the fire
was eXtinguished.
Josephine Louise House, a magnif-
cent three-story building, was badly
damaged by fire in New York. Cause,
unknown. The building was used by
the young lady students of the famous
Sophie Newcomb college as a dormito-
ry. Damage, $1,000.
Incendary attempts We're made to
burn the Savannah tGa.l postOffice
and also the large four-stOry brick
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-04-16

building occupied by the Hoyle Gro
Gerry company and Ludden n Bates
music house. The buildings are in
different parts of the business section
of the city.
At Elizabeth. \. j.. Frank j. Nc
kinlcy. employed by the Singer Manu-
featuring company. was killed 10y a
PENNSYLVANIA train. Mckinley bad
been married less than an hour before
the accident occurred which caused
his death. His bride was with him
when he was killed.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-04-16
Gmcinny Denied.

IGI2WG uvL,@L HLdy ,7IdoupuET1S ,,E,
government categorically denying I'd
Rev. George l.. Knopp. the Ameria
missionary who is visiting the va
of Bitlis, is imprisoned there. as b
been reported. The note also stat
that the reported expulsion of ott
missionaries from Asia Minor is deVC
II foundation.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-04-16
PITH OF THE NEWS.
EVENTS OF THE PAST WEEK IN A
CONDENSED FORM.

A General . Of the Most I'M
pOrtnnt News of the Week, From
all Parts of the Globe, BOilea
Down and Arranged in Com
venient Form for Rapid Per'
usal by Busy People.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-04-16

1t is only n of the many rumors
from the mixed conditions on the other
side that England and Spain have
formed an alliance, offensive and de-
feusive. With the ~decaying empire
and Italy under the protecting" wing
OF Great Britain the dreibund appears
10 be a necessary part Of the combina-
ton, leaving Russia and France TO
constitute an opposing coalition.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-04-16
An Oncer Assuu1tc6

st. Paul, April 10 Officer Ed Allen,
of the Rondo police station. was as.
saulted last night while attempting 10
arrest George Murphy. Allen received
one serious cut on the face. The flesh
over the right cheek bone was laid
open for two and a half inches. He
was also kicked about the head and
body. 1t is the second time within a
year that Allen has been assaulted in
making an arrest.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-04-16

The latest German ensus shows
that the city of Berlin has doubled its
population within twenty-five years.
This growth is doubtless attributable
in a measure 10 the drift towards the
cities from the agricultural districts,
which is said TO be as marked in Ger
man as il has been in the United
States.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-04-16

The April Fool championship Of the
world belongs TO a Kansas biped. He
disguised himself as n tramp and
called on his wife. and is now an in
consolable widower. having frightened
her to death. \ man like that could
blow down the muZzle of an unloaded
gun without exciting 4 single protest
from his neighbOrs.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-04-16

The Mississippi mob that drove an
unfortunate colored man from his home
because a case of smallpox had origin
ated there, and shot and dubbed him
nearly 10 death before his wife and
children, could give the Weyler in
quisitors pointers and might also fur
nish a text for some more senatorial
speeches about the inhumanity Of man
to man.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-04-16

1t seems that there was a screw loose
patriots were garroted last week. This
accounts for the barbarity Of the eX-
ecution. 1t has been evident for some
time that there was a screw loose in
the Spanish management Of Cuban
affairs.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-04-16
A loss Of nearly S15O,o 600. 600 a yea

A loss Of nearly $15O,OO0,O 600 a year
from fires is not the only tax the Amer
lean people pay for careless methods
of building. New York city, for in
stance, has in service % steam engines,
1O5 hose carriages, 40 hook and ladder
trucks, ) water towers and 8 hand
engines. This country is immeasura-
bly, behind Europe in sound, economic
building ideas.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-04-16

The British expedition into the Sou
dan is considered to be in danger. The
leaders appear TO be committing the
mistake Of undertaking the enemy, and
may pay dearly for it some day in the
a%nnihilation of the advance columns
ut he hands of the dervishes.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-04-16
An EncIishmon SuIctIc.

Sparta. Ohio. April -. Excitement
prevails over the suicide of DIR. Il. Il.
Bletcher, NJ. Il. c.. of England. He
was found dead in his office with a re-
volyer at his side and a bullet wound
back Of The ear. He came from a
good family in England and is said to
be an heir to a big estate there.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-04-16
Instructed for Mckinley.

Portland. Or, April II. 49, The Il
publican state convention adopted
resolution instructing the delegates
the st. Louis convention for Mckint
Resolutions YER adopted declaring
the use of gold and silver, with J
strictiOns to preserve the parity.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-04-16

Harvard University has a co-opera-
tive dining association, SO excellent
managed that for "a per week il serves
the same quality and variety of food
that is served by the Boston hotels
for 81 per day.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-04-16

The young duke Of Marlborough lost
the thread of his discourse when adj
dressing his tenants on their welcome
TO Blenheim and the duchess had to
pat him on the back. This, however,
is better than if she haG had 10 nudge
him for saying the wrong thing.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-04-16

The case Of Mr.. Knapp, the Ameri-
an missionary, who has fallen under
the ban Of the Turkish government. is
enveloped in a good deal of mystery,
but it is pretty safe to assume that
the man who is out Of favor with Tur.
key is in the right.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-04-16
Col COckersn head

London, April 12.-Adviccs recet
here from Cairo announce that Y
John A. COckerill, the distinguish
American journalist and c~orrespC,pi
ent Of the New York Herald. ON
there of apopleXy yesterday very 50
denly and unexpectedly.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-04-16
TuEncI on the Gas

Boston, Mass, April 12.-Nathan /.
Clark. OF the firm of Clark. HutcDl
son Il Co, boot and shoe jObbers' W.
found dead in his room at the Copy
Square hotel to-day, the gas jets :
ing wide open and the door cog
packed with cloth.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-04-16

The project for the kidnapping of
Cornelius Vanderbilt should have been
postponed TO a quieter season. Ii
would possibly not have been a sue
cess, but ii would have stood a bet
ter chance of receiving attention.
There are too many counte attrac'
tons just now.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-04-16

The arrest Of Herr Ahlwardt in New
York indicates that the batter is having
a taste Of his own medicine. On what
patronage he has managed 10 thrive
since he opened his anti-Semitic cam
paign in this country il would be hard
TO guess.