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The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-12-17
Rights of Telephone subscribers.

The lapse of n fam,ns agreement be-
tween two well known corporations,
representing respectively the telegraph
al d telephone int "estS, which has just
been noted. has brought up the qu"s-
ton, What will be the future rela-
tons of the telegraph and telephone
serviceS:' This question may remain
for some little time unanswered, hut il
is certain that the telephone will be in
a position to compete successfully with
its older rival in many of the old and
regular channels, and to an even great
err extent in many directions hitherto
unthought Of. The telephone system
Of this country. outside of it's service,
has long beer popular. The public has
not been able to d. sever from its mind
the idea of being hOpelessly in the
hands of n virtual monopoly, whose
rates, if not cXorbitant. were
ably higher than those charged in
many other countries. The still more
commanding position, therefore, which
the telephone system is likely shortly
to hold, $ causing some un~easineSs,
especially as there are already signs
of Il disposition 10 subject the public
to arbitrary dictatiOn in certain details
of telephone work. \ decision just
rendered by the supreme court OF inGi-
ana concerns one of the many issues
involving the rights of telephone sub
scribers. which may sOon have to De
fought out in the courts. y man who
had a telephone became annoyed, and
ordered the instrument removed. Sub
SeQuently this man went to a neigh
bor'S To t~plephope to the livery stable
where he kept his horse. to send the
animal around. The telephone com
pany refused to connect this subscriber
with the stable unless he would prom
Use to bar out the man who had given
up his telephone. The case went 20
law. and the supreme cnn"t has dccif-
ed that proper service must rc maze
10y the telephone company without ms
elimination or partiality. In other
words, the duty of the company is
siinply to furnish a means of commnni-
cation between subscribers. What
they say Is none Of its business.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-12-17

est court on this precise question rem
derS it quite doubtful whether the evils
of trusts and ~monopolies can be ade-
quately treated through federal action
unless they seek directly and purposely
10 include in their objects tranSporta-
ton or intercourse bet states or
between the United States and foreign
countries.
1t does not follow. however, that
this is h limit Of the remedy that
may be applied. Even though it may
be found that federal authorities not
broad enough to fully reach the case.
there can be nc doubt of the power OF
the several states to act effectively in
the premises. and there should be no
reason to doubt their willingness to jul
diciouSly exercise such power.
He then concludes as follows: when
our differences are forgotten and our
contests Of political opinion are no
longer remembered, nothing in the ret
respect OF IL public service will be rs
fortunate and comforting as the recol-
lection of official duty we'll performed
and a memory of n constant devotion
to the interests of u confiding fellow
countrymen.'
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-12-17
CONEY IS OUT.
He Vow Leaves the Peoples Party
In a Huff,

Massillon. Ohio, Dec. 12!-"Gcn." j.
s.. COXey issued an open letter TO Sen
ator Marion Butler today denouncing
The disgraced Peoples party" sold
out to IAN issue so insignificant as
silver"
Il decline he says, Ito help chase
rainhowS of election frauds in Ohio,
but hereby %announc my resignation
as Il member Of the national commit
tee"
He concludes: II once left the DEM
Ocratic party and now find. in order TO
be out of it for sure, | must leave the
once grand, but now disgraced, Peo-
pies party. This is done i'm deep sor-
row and with the hope to join a party
oon TO which the hope Of the republic
must look for succor from financial
and Industrial ills"
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-12-17
MAKES A BAD HITCH
NENEZUELANS OPPOSE THE PRO-
POSED AGREEMENT.
Reports From Venezuela State That
n Serious Agitation Has Sprung
Up Against the Boundary settle
ment Agreed Upon by Represent
ntives of the Governments of the
United states ana Great Britain.

Washington. Dee. 1.-THE unofficial
reports from Vencz Iela that n serious
agitation has sprung up against the
boundary seItlcn ent agreed on be-
tween the United States and Great
Britain causes much TuTpriSc. II no
little concern In official quarters here.
Minister Andrade and James y Stor-
row were to nave sailed from la
Guayara, the seaport of Caracas, yes
terday noon on the Red Star steamer
Philadelphia, and the boat was ex-
pected to reach New York on the 18th.
Mr.. Andrade had cabled the time Of
his leaving as given in the Associated
Press dispatches or the day the able
was received, and had added an Of
fetal cablegram to Mr.. Olney stating
that President CreSpo approved the
agreement and would call an extra ses-
sion of congress to ratify it. For this
reason the reports that Mr.. Andrade
and Mr.. Storrow will not return at
present owing to developments grow
ing out of the agitation against n
settlement is felt to embarrass and
possibly impcril the final adjustment.
which had been confidently expected
at IN early day.
Up to the present time President
CreSpo has not called an extra session,
and thirty days must expire after the
call before congress meets. This n
led to question whether Venezuela
should bear the hea ~ expense of an
extra session converting only II
month before the regular session of
Feb 20.
The Venezuela papers which reached
WASHINGTON 81 the last steamer are
being carefully scanned, but they are
very guarded and appear 10 pc subject
to some government G~dviscmcnt on
the subject. The arrival of Mr..
Andrade and Mr.. Storrow and their
conferences with President Crespo are
not mentioned. the only reference be-
ing an CulOgiStic welcome to Mrs. Stor-
row. La Liberal treats the settlement
as advantageous and says it not only
aids NcneZuelans, but establishes q
great precedent by which the United
States stands as a sentinel in front
Of the American republics against Eu-
ropean greed and dominion.
The adverse agitation nov reported
and Mr.. Andrade's determination to
defer his return makes the acceptance
of the treaty less assured. though i'm
diplomatic circles it is believed Ven
ezuela in time will accept because Of
ton would be to the United States.
President CreSpo has accepted the
treaty. and thus far his influence has
been exceedingly potent in shaping the
policy Of his nation.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-12-17
Nearly LYncheI

Delaware, Ohio, Dec. PA tramp,
who exactly the description
of the murderer Of the Erie brakeman,
Nelson Seagel of Huntington, Ind,
near Gallon. was arrested in this city
to-day aud was taken to Gallon by an
indirect route to escape lyuching. At
Gallon hundreds were awaiting his
arrival with plenty of rope but he, was
removed with secrecy before his pres
ence was discovered. The marshal of
Gallon says he is the right mas.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-12-17

st. Petersburg, Dee. II. 1t trans
pires that the students disturbances
In connection with the commemoration
of the Khodinskoje Plain disaster,
where about 5000 people are believed
to have been killed in the panic which
accompanied the distribution of food
and memorial mugs in honor Of the
coronation Of the csar were more seri-
u than previously reported. Tho
cossocks had to charge the crowd aud
1900 arrests were made.
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The Rest Side

Cholly Washer Ito the photographer
BE sure and show the collar and eye
glass-and don't forget TO give the
cane the correct pose.
Photographer-Certainly not. Now
hold steady. All right! It's done, sir"
Cholly-Done, is ity Are you qusl
sure you have taken the best side Of
my head?
Photographer-Quite sure. sir. I toQk
the outside.-NeW York Tribune.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-12-17
PRIVATE DEATH FOR GYPSY.
Chicago Police officials VIII Not Al
low u Public EIecfrOcution.

TOW IT TUDTTC
Chicago, Dec. 12.-The plans for the
public e~lectrocution OF Gypsy, the man.
killing elephant, may not m~aterialiZe.
Chief of Police Badenoch, and Secre-
tary Shortall. of the Illinois Humane
society. have both declared that the
exhibition should nor be allowed. Com
missioner Of Public Works Downey
and City Collector Mas state that Il
permit for the exhibition will be re-
fused. There is no objection to the
killing of the animal, ii being corsid-
cred that she has earned her death,
but the publicly and admission fee
plaas find disfa vor, and il is improb-
able that the public exhibition of the
killing will be prevented.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-09-10
4cpaueenSwer1bcS 0ci1opf.

Suscola, ST., 6. Sept. 9iefer
Sage fam es bel 8roaolanos gu elmer
au~fresenben Sagb. Dor etnisen Ia
gen mar SRI. 2t53ie Peario on aus benz
6au1e ibres 8rubers Deri4munben,
obne cine Spur gu binterlahen. VS.
perbrettete fi@ bas @eri4t. ein io1z
berbar ausfeben6es @el@0pf lei in
ben &ornfelbern geieben porben. @S
tpurben 3pei 8%lutbunbe bonn 9arrett
peri9risben, nit pelden man felne
@pur perfolsen pol1te. Gtpa 500
2eute BON 8rooolanbs i4lohen ii@
an. I'm 9 u1r Morgens leiteten bic
6unbe na9 elmer @telle, bic NIT boz
fem Sra lie bepa@len NOR. BORT tano
man Elm Weien, in pel@em man SRI.
pear1on ertannte; ite flob pte Elm
Wtlb, als bic Men14en ii4 naberten.
@s bauerte cine 3eit, Biz man ibrer
babbaft merben tpnnte. 0te &letoer
6ings1 in Geben BON ibrem 2eibe un0
man ertannte iofort, bab tie naAnit11z
Mig lei. Mu4 t0rperli@ mar tie 10
STRAIGHTFORWARD, bab es gutter pfege
beburfe en- tpirb, INN lift. 2eben gu erz
balten.
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patipen NIT ben Rebellen Jriebenss
llnterbanblun9en antniipfen. Quf
dbnlide Meiie purbe etnitens Gene
raltapitGn Dulce fortgei9aft. .a
Der Vuttd 1T Hen3tbar.

& Gonbpn n, /. Sept. Ser ~Simes"
pirb aus 3anaibar semelbet, bab bic
s3abl Der Bel Dem 9ombarbement bes
Sultans set0bteten @inseboreneu auf
100 se19dbt tuirb. Der neue Gull
tan. 9amub Bin Mobameb Sin
Satb. 1T bon ben Mrabern 53anaiz
bars auf bas bette a%ufgenommer
porben. Der l5urpatpr Sab 3baz
lib beFrbet fi@ mod i'm beuti@en
Goniulatssebdube unb pirb bort ber<
bleiben, Bis aus europa Mittbeilunz
gen barber einsetroHen iein merben,
mas NIT ibm sei&eben foQ. Das
Geuer i'm palait 1T sel0i4t, unb bic
Matroien bes englii4en @ei4pabers
1inb nit benz Wesrdumen Der 9rumz
mer bei&dfttgt. Das Glagseni@iH
ct. @eorse mirb bic Mebraabl Der
@e19iBe Der 8atterien bes Sultans
fortbriusen. Dte Wraber, tpel9e auf
&balib's tampften, befir&ten,
bab ibr Gt9entbum nit 8e14lag be-
legt tperben pirb.
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D,e xaae in 0onNamtinopel.

Rontantinopel, 1. Septemz
Der. Gin auberorbentli9es @eri4tsz
tomite Fat bier feline SiBungen begon<
men, UNI 400 Moslems unb Mrmenier
gu proaefiiren. tpel@e ansetlast iinb,
an benz neuli9en Mufrubr in unb I'm
Ronitantinopel tbeilsenommen gu baz
ben. gbater pai9a unb @ebbi paz
IDA finb gu Oberbefeblsbabern iiber
bas MilitGr in Ronftantinopel be5iez
b%ungsmeiie @alata ernannt porben,
nit benz ftritten 8efebl, iummarii@
iebe l%lnorbnuns gu unterbriden. 9as
italienti9e Depe54en%8oo ~@alileo"
lit na@ Ronitantinopel als apeites
gDa4tf4iH beorbert tporben.
Gin Deta9ement britti4er Mariz
nez@ olbaten, nel@e bonn brttii@en
Wa4H@iF na9 Der ensli1den 8otz
f9aft mari4irten. trieben nit &olz
ben1tDben einen tiirtii9en Mob aus
einanber, pel9er in ben Straben cine
Mn3abl Mrmenier mibbanbelte. Sic
pforte betla9te ii@ lber bas 8etraz
gen Der englii4en Sruppen Bel 9rn.
Midael 9erbert, benz britt14en
@barge b'affaires, Der aber 5ur Intz
mort CAB, baB bic MarinezS olbaten
poltpmmen bere4tigt iinb, bic 4rme<
nier gu 19iBen, penn bic tiirti14en
@oloaten es ni4t gu tbun in Der Gage
1tnb.
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MuS SnaTcn.

Ootobama,7 7. Sept. Man 1T
uber bic iebr mageren Na4ri4ten bon
einem reuen md@tigen @robeben aufz
serest, tpeldes in Der noroDtli@en
propin3 ber sr0bten Sniel Sapans
am Mpntag itattfanb. 8iele perioz
men iinb um's 0eben 9etommen unb
cine nod 9rDbere @n5abl 1T perlebt
1porben. Die propinaen, bic BON benz
@rbbeben 6eimgeiu4t tpurben, fino
bic ndmlt4en, bic bur9 bas entiebliz
DE Grbbeben unb bic boben Springz
flutben am Is. Stunt beimgeiu@t muir
ben, mo- cine grobe Mn3abl Orti@afz
ten pollitdnoig 3erft0rt unb 10000
Meni@en ums &eben gefommen iinb.
On benz ndmli4en Sage ri4tete Elm
2ppboon groBen S@aben i'm 1abltz
9en Sapan an.
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SMauotbat clues Wc0crS.

pa, Gla., 5. Sept. oils 9err
Barnes Na@mittags in feline @obz
nung in Der @oritabt fam, fanb er
feline iun9e Srau bepubtlos auf benz
8oben liegen. Neben Trau Barnes
lag tbr tletnes &tnb, pel@es i@mer
perleBt NOR. 9erbeigerufene &er5te
bra@ten 6rau Barnes tpieber gu fi4.
'Sie iagte, bab i'm 2aufe bes Na4<
mittags Elm Neger Ing 9aus fam unb
Tie pergepalti9te. Sm &f entfiel
ibr bas &inb unb ber Neger trat auf
baKelbe. Mutter unb &inb 5tnb 10
i&tper perleBt, bab iie iterben merben.
Msbrere PoHen finb uuf Der @u@e
na4 benz Neger, be7en @4idial BE-
iiegelt 1T, penn iie i'm betommen.
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7ic 0rano NrmO.

'@t. paul, Minn., 81. Dug.
Man i@dBt bic 3a6l Der gum Natioz
nalz@ncampment ber ~@runo MrmD
Of tie Republic" bier etngetroHenen
6remben auf $4,000 unb nod lauz
fen ale Yaar Mtnuten neue s3ige nit
MnfDmmlinsen Elm. IS iinb mebr
8e1u@er bier eingetrofen, als ie er<
tpartet murbe, unb man ertpartet nod
tpeitere 10000 am morgisen Sage.
General Malter unb Stab, Der um
liz 8 ubr beute Morsen bier eintrefz
fen iollte, fam crit UNI 1 l1br Mittas
an. @o 1ebr bate Der unermeBli4e
@ertebr bic 3ise oufgebalten. 9eute
Mbenb fanb gu gbren bes Sberfz
tommanbirenben Dalter unb ieiner
Satin Elm Gmpfans i'm 9otel Rpan
itatt, benz mebrere Saul eno Perioner
b%eimobnten. Sur ielben Stunoe fanb
i'm @taatstapitol Elm aQsemeiner
@mpfang unter ben Nuipi5ien bes
9ilfstorps BON Minneiota itatt. lln>
eefdbr 10000 Perionen tpobnten
bem1elben BEL. Nls Srt fir bas nG4z
tie @ncampment mirb pabri4einli4
Buffalo gemablt merben. Der Som
te1t be5isli4 bes neuen Oberttomz
handkerchief berfpri9t elm 5iemli9
lebbafter gu tperben. 8is ieBt limb
bier &anbibaten I'M 6elb: @i5ezIbz
miral Meab DON Nep 0ort; s. 8.
2ineban BON Nem 9ampibire; Sbabz
beus e.. clarion Dol Nebrasta unb
General s. s. @iDen bon Soma.
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etarb aut ser aciie.

2onbon, 81. Dug. Cine De-
pei@e an ben telegraph aus &ietp
melbet. bab Girit 2obanoHzRotops>
III, Der ruiiiide Miniiter bes MuspGrs
tisen, gang pl0Bli9 auf Der Reiie sez
itorben 1T. Shirt 2obanoH=Roitobs>
IN mar in benz @efolse oes 3aren unb
iein 4bleben traf gang u%nertpartet
Elm. Die Na9ri9t bon benz 9obe
beg Girften 2obanoH : Roitopstp rief
alsemeine Mufresuns beroor. Man
bielt ben Jiriten fir bic mddttsite
perion i'm ruiiii4en Rei4 neben benz
3aren. Ser Girit perfolste cine iebr
energii@e auspdrtiae politit, cine
polttit, bic man an peri4iebenen Orr
ten fir cine ben Weltfrieben bebros
benbe politit bielt. Die @etie. bic e.
nit benz 3aren bur4 bic Climber bes
peitli@en europa seplant batte, iollz
te, tpie man ertpartete, bic peitgebenbz
iten Reiultate be5iisli9 Der 8eilesuns
ber orientalii4en Jrase baben.
Wien, 81. &us. Golgenbe Gin>
3elbeiten iiber ben Sob bes Giriten
2obanoF=Roi ruiiii@er Mini>
fter bes M%uspdrtisen, Der seitern auf
benz Wege bon Wien mad DRESDEN
pl1bli4 itarb, finb in Grfabruns sez
bra4t tporben. WGbrenb 2obanoH
bier mar, betluete CT ii@ Ofters, bab
Ct ii@ trant fiible unb Bel einem Be-
iu9e Bel benz italienii4en 8oti4after
Niara, ben er gemeini@aftli@ nit
benz beutiden 8otidafter in Seiterz
reid. benz @rafen @ulenbure, ma&te,
batte CT cine Obnma4t. Na4bem ct
ii9 mitber erbplt, iagte Girft 2oba>
noH, bab ct i4on einise 3eit an ar
t~erielIer &lero1e leibe unb bab er
balbm0glihft na4 Dresben 5u geben
miini4e, UNI mahasez8 ebanblung gu
peri u9en. gr reiite au4 unper5iig=
li9 babin ab, tpurbe aber auf benz
taiierlihen @rtra3ug bonn 9ooe credit
unb ftarb nod bepor Der 3us &aiatin
errei4te.
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Scr 4Wcttuu0>

mien, 6. Sept. Die biefise Neue
5reie prefe iast, bab bic Md&te bes
9ret6unbes BON ben @in3elbeiten bes
tiir3li4 ACKNOWLEDGMENT franco : ruff
i@en @ertruges bena9ri4tigt tporben,
pelder @ertrag gang na@ benz Muz
tier bes ueberetntommens Der bret
Md4te %enttporfen 1T. Derielbe entz
,6dlt muir 8eitimmungen E!3iiglt9 ciz
neg o~efeniipen 3uiammenpirtens unb
beittmmt bic 9ilfe, tpel9e jebe ber
beiben Heterogeneous, i'm Sale bes
Nnurifs elmer fremben Ma9t, Der
anbern angegrifenen, gu leiiten bat,
entbGlt jebo4 teinerlet Mbmadun9en
be5igli4 zines gemeini@aftli@en Of
feni tben 8%orgebens.
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@rpfcr Yatmaueefteute

Snbianupolis, Snb. 1. Sept
Sn elmer @eriammlung BON &eprdz
1entanten flint peri&iebener 8riioer<
14aften BON neutrality-suspicious.
purbe bef9loKen, auf cine @erbinz
bung ber 8ruberi4aften hin5uarbete
ten unb bamit 10 f4nel als mOgli4
gu beginner. Die1er 8ei4lub tpirb
ben per14tebenen Qogen ber 8ruberz
59aften CUR Mbitimmung porgelegt
unb crit penn ratif5irt, 5ur Musfubz
runs %gelangen. @ertreten tparen bic
2otomotipflbrer bur@ Granb @bief
M. M1tbur, bic 3ugangeteqten
bur@ g. s.. Morrifep, bic 9et5er
bura 6rant g. Sargent, bic &on=
butteure bur@ 6. 6. Glart; S. SC. s..
Muitin bertrat bic 9elegrapht{tsn.
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DC 1turubca III stam5ul.

@ontanttnopet 5. Sept. -
Weitere 9batia9en be5iigli4. Der leg
ten bier itattgebabten Mahenmoroe
tommen lansiam ans 2i6t. Man
19dbt jeBt baB 5000 Menl4en get0bz
tet purben.
Gonbon, 5. @ept. Ser shines"
4pirb aus Gpnitantinopel t%elegrap6trt,
bab bic @e1anoten ber Md4te cine
Mote nerfaTen, in pel4er bic san5e
S9ulb fir bic G%reigni1e Der lebten
Wode Der tiirtii4en &esierung CUR
2ait selegt tpiro.
Con tantinopeI 5. Sept. -
9ie tiirtt19e @esierung bat an tbre
@ertreter i'm Muslanbe Elm &unbz
i@reiben gert@tet, in pel&em tie er<
tldrt, bab ieit @amitug feline &ube*
%ft0rungen boraetommen limb uno oaB
in Der 9auptitaot iomobl mie in ben
propin5en Sronuns uno @i3erbsit
9err1den.
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@onfb etiQer Bcju6

Berlin, 6. Sept. Ser toitlpielige
Mufentbalt 81 Sung Gbans's in 8elz
glen brobt bort gu elmer Mtniiterz
triis gu fiibren. Die Regierung BE-
tpirtbete ben 4ineiti4en Mb%geianbten
auf @taatsfoiten unb bic &ammer
tpeigert ii9 iebt, bas @elb 5ur 8e5abz
lung bet babur9 beruriadten groBen
&of ten gu bepiQigen. Man 1T ungez
ihalten bariiber, bab 81 ben belgif9en
ssSnbuftrieenen nt4t einen etn5igen
Muftra9 ertbeilt 5at.
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ltutuat elmer Wttttcr.

Berlin, 1. @ept. Sn @rob5intz
i@en i'm |&rei1e Seltop fat bic Grau
bes Mrbeiters 8Dnii@ tire brei Sim
Der i'm glitter BON feds, bier uno 5pet
Sabren erit aufsebdnst unb ibnen
bann, als bic NGgel, an benen bic
&inber bingen, aus ber Wanb braz
9en, bic &eblen bur@i@nitten. Damn
periu@te tie ft4 ielbft ben 9als ab3uz
i9neiben. Mls Na4barn berbettaz
men, 1aste bic ungliidli@e nur roz
9elnb: rSbr tommt gu 1pdt."
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berlid1c Rlaac.

Mtbbleto1pn, N. g., 6. Sept.
Or. Mmes g. 3elton. Elm Weinfabri<
tant in @lmira, tlaste peridiebene
&ir4engemeinben betm Diitrittsanz
malt &nipp aus Gbemung Gountp Der
@erlebung bes &aines : @eiebes an.
sic loqen tit9 bel ben Communicated
gesobrenen meines bebienen. Ser
9ottor perlan9t, bab bic &ir@en bon
ber nd@iten Montag 3uiammentretenz
ben @~ranbiurp unter Mntlase geitellt
perben. Ser Diitrtttsanpalt min,
UNI einen 9eitfa1 gu 19aFen, benz
@unl @e bes 0ottors nadtommen.
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Dur9 ben Sob einsen al 1898, gat,
laKung 1888, llebertrasung 5912,
Suspeniion 28,033, a~usseitoben 754,
3udtGnbise 1925, total $3.50.
Sci ber Wbiimmung iber bic Stabt.
in ber bic nddite Contention absebalz
ten tperben ion, tpuroe Buffalo aus>
getpdblt.
Die Gmpfebluns bes Gomites gu
@unften Der Mnnabme Der pidler
Sin, bic cine Mspt1ion ber psnfonsgez
Iebe anorbnet, muroe einitimmis gut
asbeiben.
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2Niro ntf,t aua0clicfcrt tpcroen.

Berlin, z. Sept. Na9 Der az
gemeinen Mnii@t birfte bas @erlanz
gen Der @ngldnber, bab bas beuti&e
&onfulat in Samiibar ben BON ben
@ngldnbern pertriebenen u%1urpator
@aib &balib, tpel4er i'm .bortigen
beuti9en Gon1ulat 3ufu4t gefunben
;bat, ausliefere, taum erfu1t perben.
sSn ber Trage ergreift nun audi Maz
jor b. Mibmann, ber @ouperneur bon
'Deuti9 : Sitafrita, bas Wort, unb
bieies Mort birfte audi jenieits bes;
&anals 'pernommen perben. Ser in
afritani1den Mngelegenbeiten geptb
tompetente @ouberneur metnt, oab
@aib &balib nabri4einli4 na4
Deutf4 : Sitafrtta gebra4t peroen
nirbe.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-09-10
Fl reitt bon Wehu BORT at .

Stem Dprt 4. Sept. 81 Sung
Chang unb iein @efolge nabmen gez
itern bon Netp Oorf Mbi4teb unb reiz
item na9 philadelphia ab. Sic @ttle
Bel 1einer Mbretie mar, tpenn man ben
@ntbuiiasmus bel ietner Mntunft be-
riid1i4tist, auffauenb. @s mar tpobl
cine grobe Menf@enmenge antpeie11b,
es ert0nte dber tein Mbi4iebs>9 o4.
Tim 6 l1br seitern Morsen CAB Der
ben SEEM Oorfer @tneiii@en
benz See CLAN, cine Obj
16tebs= Mubten3.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-09-10
Marftbcri6tc.
HbtcaAD.

'VsSVN"
Wintermeiaen 61-62; @ommerz
>pei3en 81; @osgen 20; @erite 18-
IS; Safer 1921; Corn 23-24;
Mebl, patent, per SAB 3.10-3.45;
Rlee1amen 7.O0-7.5O; Simotbb1az
men 1.5O-3.1O; 6la9s 67-68; 9eu
5.O0-10.50; Butter, Creamery II
-16; Butter, DairD 10-14; @tiere
3.5O-5.OO; &iibe 1. 20-3.85; @toz
ders 2.9O-3.65; &dlber 3.50-6.10;
S9meine 2.9O-3.55; S@afe 2.75-
800; 2dmmer 100000; 9ibner
50; Surtep 80; Gnten 50;
@dnle per DBb. 100000; 3mie=
beln per @ad $780,; Mepfel per
SAB 75-1.50; Rartofeln 1927;
@obnen 6O-73; Gter 11-12; 9alg
8; @bisteD 1.22; &die, Cream
So; &G1e, S4mei5er 9.
Wil,uamt,s. .."a
Wei3en $3.50; @osgen 32-34;
Gerte $780,; 9afer $780,; Corn
22-23; Mebl, Patent per SAB 300
-3.35; Simotbpiamen 2.00-2.80;
&leelamen 6.25-7.25; Sla4s IS;
Simotbpbeu 8.50-10.00; pruirtebeu
5.00-7.50; Butter, @reomerp 10
IT; Butter, 9airD 9--15; RGie,
Cream 70; &d1e, @4pei5er 9-10;
RartoHeln $780,; gter 9-1O; 9p=
pfen 81; @tiere 3.25-3.75; &ibe
1.25-3.0O; &dlber 3.50-5.50;
S4meine 2.75-3.3O; Mil@tibe
20.00-32.00; @4afe 2.00-2.75;
QGmmer 3.5O-4.25.
st. Xo1tiS. a.. h.
@tiere 2.35-4.50; &a6e 1.75-
$50; @toders unb Seebers ESQ
$50; @4peine 2.90-3.45; S@afe
1.5O-2.25; 2dmmer 2.75-3.50;
Mei5en 52-61; Corn IS; @oggen %
-29; 9afer II; 5la4s SO.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-09-10
@enler ipu fort.

Seq Meit, 1. Sept. @us SABA
ma mirb gemelbet, bab in elmer Ser
1ommlung BON Siibrern ber &onferz
patipen bei9loKen tpurbe, bon ber @e<
gierung @panten's bic iofortige Mbz
t-rufung Gen. Wepler's gu perlangen,
unb tpenn bieie ni@t erfolgt, i'm nit
9ilfe bet ipunti&en 5retpi1igen gum
@efangenen gu MAIDEN, auf et1er
Dampfer gu bringen unb 10 forti4afz
fen gu laKen. SIT Weplsr erit aus
Cuba fort, bann tpoQen bic &oni erz
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-09-10
Sfuk-Neouc

Berlin, z. September. 9as So
nigpei@ 8apern bat ben 3insfub ieiz
rer rierproaenttgen @taatsi@ulo oui
3 112 Prooent 5erab9eieBt. Das @et&
unb PreuBen tperben nit gletfen
@onpertirunsen : 3insfuB : 9erab1ez
bun9en folgen, 5pbalo ber Ret&stag
be3igli9 ber @anbtag tpieber oufamz
me11treten.
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iinb bereits auf benz Deee na4 Maz
Mia. @ouberneur 8lanco theilte ieiz
rer porseiebten 8eb0rbe nit, bab bic
@ingeborenen unb Mii4linse bura
sebeime @eieli4aften aufsereist pirz
ben. Cine Depeide aus Song Song
an bic Shines" beridtet, bab Der brtz
tii9e aoniul in Manila na9 Song
Song um Mbienbuns einss &riessz
19ifes telesrapbirt unb bas 8anoz
nenboot .Robpa1" babin gefanbt
tpurbe.