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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-07-18
SANTA FE BOARD OF TRADE.
Meeting Yesterday Well Attended
and Much Interest Manifested
Important Resolutions
Adopted.

The Santa Fe board of trade met in
adjourned regular session at o'clock
yesterday afternoon with ex-Gov. Prince
in the chair, Secretary Knaebel at the
desk and a goodly attendance of mem
bers.
The following resolutions were unani-
mously adopted after discussions: =
Resolved, That the honorable the COM
missioner of Indian affairs be earnestly
requested to continue and enlarge the
Ramona Indian school in this city, as it
holds peculiar position in the regard
aud confidence of the Pueblo Indians,
which causes them to desire their girls to
be educated there, when they will not con-
sent to their going elsewhere; and also
because of its admirable sanitary sltua-
ton and the special sentiment entertained
for it by eastern friends of Indian educa-
ton, who contributed for the erection of
the present building.
Resolved, That the officers of the A., T.
& s. F. railroad company be respectfully
requested, if practicable, to improve the
service on the local accommoda trains
connecting Las Vegas, Santa Fe, Ger
rillos and Albuq uerque, in the day time,
by attaching passenger car to said
trains between Las Vegas and Albuquer-
que, and by designating the first section
instead of the second section of said
trains, as that which is to carry passen-
gers. This will provide daylight comm u
nication between these four points, be of
much accommodation to the public and
relieve night trains of much local travel.
Action on Gen. Bartlett's resolution,
requesting the government to turn over
the Fort Marcy reservation to the Indian
bureau for an Indian school, was deferred
until some future meeting of the board.
President Prince announced that he
would present to the board at an early
day written statement of his views
touching the work that should be under
taken and prosecuted by the body for the
advancement of the interests of this city.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-07-18
Church Announcement .

Episcopal Church of the Holy Faith:
Sunday school at 1000 a. M; morning
service and sermon at 1900 a. m. by
Bishop Kendrick. Seats are always free.
Visitors and strangers especially well
come.
At the cathedral, July, 10, eighth Sun
day after Pentecost: First mass at 6 a. M;
second mass at s a. M; third mass at $3.50
a. M; fourth mass at 1880 a. m. At Z
O'Clock p. M, vespers and benediction.
Services at the St. Johns M. E. church
as follows: At 10 a. M, Sunday school;
preaching services at IL in the morning
and in the evening by the superintend-
emit, Rev. G. l.. Bovard. Communion will
follow the morning service. Epworth
League at Z p. m. You will find cor
vices. G. s. Madden, pastor.
In the First Presbyterian church the
services tomorrow will be as follows:
Sunday school and pastors Bible class in
the Mission house az 9:45 a. M; public
worship in the court house at II a. M; SUBJ
| ject of sermon, "The Christian in Poll.
tics"; " S. G. Z. meetings announced
at morning service; Sunday school and
short service for the colored people of
the city in the A. M. E. church at $3.50 p.
M; public worship in the court house at
8 p. M, subject of sermon, "God or
Baal, Which," To any or all of these
services the public is cordially invited.
Strangers and sojourners specially well
come. Seats free. Come early. R. M.
Craig, pastor.
Seventh Sunday after Trinity. Services
at the German Lutheran church of this
city tomorrow at II O'Clock a. m. and
o'clock p. m. All Germans are cordially
invited to these services. Rev. G. A.
Neeff, pastor.
Church of Our Lady of Guadalupe,
July 10, 1896. Tomorrow the first mass
will be celebrated at 600 a. M; sermon
in Spanish; second mass at $3.50 a. M,
sermon in English by Father Pouget.
A mass will also be celebrated at the pen
itentiary. Vespers and benediction at z
p. m. p. Gilberton, pastor.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-07-18
Miss Collier Painfully Hurt

Miss Carrie P. Collier, assistant clerk
of the district court and sister of Judge
N. O. Collier, while returning home from
the court house on her bicycle at noon
yesterday, was thrown TO the ground and
quite severely hurt, says the Albuq
Citizen Of yesterday. Fortunately as
sistance was at hand, and she was covevsd
at once to her brothers home and DR..
Pearce was summoned. The doctor
found the hip joint injured, but was not
able at once to determine the extent Of
the injury. It is sincerely hoped by Miss
Golfers many friends that no serious
result may grow ont Of the accident.
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Pure rock candy syrup used ir
Fischer's soda water syrups.
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

The public school at Bland will open
September /.
The city council will meet in regular
session on Monday evening.
At the Exchange: j. Nestor Ortiz, Or
tiz, Colo; J. P. Mason, W. q. Tel. Co.
u. S. weather bureau forecast for New
Mexico: Generally fair tonight and Sun
day.
On Thursday night at 8 O'Clock the
Santa Fe fire department will hold it's an
nual elsction of officers.
On Monday night at s o'clock the
Hook & Ladder company will hold its
annual election of officers.
The popularity of the Sunday dinners
at the Palace hotel continues to increase
and the dinners always come up to ex-
pectation.
Joseph Fletcher, chief mine inspector
for the Santa Fe, is inspecting the coal
mines of the Cerrillos Coal Railroad com
pany at Madrid to-day.
Walter j. Davis, who is spoken of as a
Typographical artist" by the Optic, has
taken cases in the job printing depart
ment of the New MEXICAN.
As announced, on account of repairing
the church, the public services in connec.
tion with the Presbyterian church will be
held tomorrow in the court house at II
n. m. and z Pm
Arrivals at the Bon Ton: w. G. Rust,
Ration; William A. Anderson, Taos; j. H.
Strausner and wife, city; Fred Crosby,
Prescott, A. T.; George Armijo, Socorro;
R. Richardson, J. L. Jones, Antonito.
Aniceto G. Abeytia, of Las Vegas, son
of Judge Abeytia, of Santa Fe, was mar.
ried to Miss Tomasita Garcia at Socorro
yesterday. The happy couple reached
this city last night and will leave for
their future home in the Meadow city to-.
night.
Santa Fe needs more than anything else
bicycle agency, which would keep bicy-
oles for rent. There are several agencies
here as we'll as repair shops for dilapi-
dated and injured machines, but, notwith-
standing the great demand, no one will
keep any number of wheels for rent.
The popular Palace hotel is undergo
ing thorough and much needed repairs
throughout and much new furniture is
being put in. The old portals are being
replaced by new ones. Col. Shelby says
he is resolved more than to sustain
the past enviable reputation of this
house.
Appended is the program arranged for
the concert by Prof. Perez band in the
plaza tomorrow evening, beginning at z
O'Clock.
Medley--Jambore quick step).. .. Herman
Overture-B rillante ............. .Chobers
March-Belle of New York. ............. Clark
Mackins Rird Re aorehG
Gaiop-Empty is the Cradle Baby's Gone. '
At the palace: Peter Lund, Alamosa;
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At the palace: Peter Lund, Alamosa;
P. Stimmel, 9. Van Dyne, Antonito; D. T.
White, Las Vegas; 8. Burkhart, Albuquer-
que; I. W. Cooper, Pecos; @. M. Shannon,
Arizona; @. B. Kimer, Topeka; q. Gold
amer and wife, Kansas City; Geo. F. Wal
ling Denver.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-07-16
Tarm:Y STRENGTHENING

9ies 1T einfah elne anoere Y%enennuna
fir leihten Selobau. Cine yepiiie Nrbelt
auf elm tleiues Nreal peripenbet, bot cine
relblihe grnte i'm 8efolse. Yer 5elbbau
miro belnabe gum Spiel. Sn Der 3bat be-
lorSen bic 8inoer in pielen Salen anitatt
beg Mannes oas Bepdiern. 9leie baben
ibr Spiel uno es 1T cine pirtlide Nrbeit fir
ben Batter. Sn eteier Sbee 9ibt es etlpas
gnSiislihes. gu benz brinst Is pole unab.
bdn9tsteit BON &esen uno 9irre. Resen
madt Die Sruht niht in einem Sabre mad.
len uno bic 9Irre trodnet tie i'm uGditen.
Us lteat cine Seaauberun9 IN Der Geltuns
Der tleinen Yalieritromben iiber bic tieine
Farm, o eaB Ieoer 5leden ben erioroerlthen
Sefeuhti9un9sb eoarf erbdlt. Der elne
Blas muB nlht ~ piel uno Der anoere nidt
5u lueni9 erhalten. 9mer Der Sauptpuntte
oer Bepaiieruns ut, oaB lie bic Nrbeit con.
centrlrt auf etnsn s%e9rensten Sreal uno oa'
her ooditanol9e Gultioiruns ses 9runoes
lidert. S6lat 4 @ts in Sreinlarten on
Gbas. 9. See, 9en'l. Taii. Nsent Der Hor'
tbern Eaciiie Sabn in st. Yaul, Winn., uno
er idldt euh Elm pamphlet iber Sepaiie'
runa. 82ba
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Demotratiide Staats= Contention.
6auptauartier bes Dennofratiihen
6entral 6omite BON Ntinnelota.
ct. Yaul, ben 20. SUM.

Die Democratic bon Winneioia if
hermit aufseforoert. in minneapolis
ON 9ieniios. ben A. Susuit 1896, NOR
gems ii ubr 81 einsr Convention gum
3wede Su'ammen5uirsten, @onoibaien
uufSuhelen, fir bic am 3. Ropember
1896 fir bic Nemter oes 8%oupern6rs,
beF 8;ce'8 ouperu0rs, oes Stoatsie'res
tdrs, bes Staatsihosmeiftsrs uno pes
Staaisanpalis sewdblt psroen iol /;
oef lIeihsn gum Susde, nsun Glsttoren
fiji Brdfoent uno 8lce'Brdfibent Der
Der. Stoatsn ~ ertpdblen. Die Serire,
tang pirb aus Srpei 9tlssatsu fir isoes
9ouu'p uno sinen ueiteren fir isos $50
Simmer ooer oeren sr6sereu Bruh.
theil, pie ie fir ben oemofratiihen Gan,
hionter fir 8raiosnt in 1892 abssseben
wuroeu. beitsben, noraufbin Die psridie
osner Counties oes Staotes 3u iolgen.
Der Sertrstuus in Der @onuentiUn be.
rebtl9t lino:
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-07-16
Sine Git RuouIts BON Salisbury.

Sirih mar i'm 10. Sabrbunbert rings
BON Haubi6lOiiern umgeber, bic
Der Shiiifobrt auf BEN Gee uno ouf
Der @immat piel Shaoen ;%uiiigten.
0a wanoten lid Die i3iirihcr an ben
@rafen 9tuoolf BON SabSbur9, ben
na6berigen oeutihen S0nig, uno boten
inn UNI Silfe, Die e. linen germ ses
pdbrte. Cine Burg mad Der anoeren
fiel unter ietner gemalttgen Saro,
enblib ipar nur nod bic auf Dem lletlis
berg unerobert. Gr bemGhti8te lid
ibrer nit Vtit. Die SeiGeung Der
Burg pilegte auf Shimmelu a~lS;urei'
leIl, uuI ~ luubru unS su braneId)oten.
Der @raf mNrtcte zines 4a0eS ob, bis
tie ausse;o9eu mar, lieB oann cine
9leid)e Nu;abl pOn ieinen Seutcn ebcns
ialN Shimmcl beitet9eu uuo nGherte
iif nit linen Ser Burg. 6lOelth bras
den - laut |crubreoung 49, 3iiriher
Reilige aus Dem S%interbulte, ais
MOLTEN lie sic Retter i~iberialleu.
Ruoolf BON SabSburg flob 0uf Die
Seite ~, mo maj Den Sorfall auimert'
fam beobaftet hattie, oas 2bOr ilog Dor
ben ideinbar bart Sebrangten aui unN
-balo lag oie game nod in Der Surg
beiinoli6e Seiapun9 in ibrem Dilute.
Reiter unS Hetiigc batten lie nieoer'
9ema6t. Nuu tOnrteu Die ,3itriher
wieber fret atbmen, ibre SeiisunSen
auberbalb Der Staot NIT Rube be-
iu9en uno Die 6ri9te ibrer Geter
ohne fsurdt einernten.
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Dfroufm.

Mrs. Topnienb, bic Wutter Der
bur1 ibre S6onbeit ipdter 70 berfbm.
ten 3abD Gabir, ueritano bic aunit bes
S~ausbatteus uidt, fte beianb ttt itets
In @elbuerlegenbeiten, uno paro oft
BON @ldubisern bart beoranst. Giner
ber Qeeteren bate einitmals einen
Safttefebl eegen bte Dame ausae.
iptrft, uub bic Sdf4er melbeten iid,
un1 iie in'S Gefdn9uiB abiufibren.
alber fdneller ais bic 0pten bes Sc
ri4teS NOR bic Go4ter Der Stulb.
Merlin, bic jusenbli9e DHB Gomnienb.
&te 3og bic aletber ibrer Wtutter an,
feste etne Saube auf ben 9opf, eine
BrtlIe auf bte Haie unb nabm nit
etnem Strditrumpf tn Der Sano i'm
Qebnftubl on etnem Seuiter Ylat, Def.
fen @urbdnse tie berab9elaiisn bate,
uub benz tie gum ueberiluB nod ben
Riiden ,ufebrte, pdbreno WirS. Comm.
ieno bur9 etne Sintertbiir peritwauo.
Die 0iener Der 0ere6tisfett foroerten
bic pern1eintli6e Wfrs. Sopnieno auf,
~ ,ableu ober linen ms @efdnsniB III
folsen. sic ertldrte auBer Stanbe gu
fein, oaS Gritere gu tbun, peiserte lid
audi anfdnsli9 bes 2estereu. Grit
nod tangent Din. unb Serreoen ent.
f9loB iie iid ba3u, bemertte iebod ME
beildufis: Sd sebe NIT Sbuen, ga
Ste es 70 pollen, iage Sbnen aber,
bab sic gar tetn Redt baben, mid ~
perbaften."
Die Poli;iiteu lddelteu, ipllten
aber balb ertennen, oaB Die 9erbaftete
pabr seipro6en bate, cenn i'm Shulos
9%eftnsuiB ansetommen, mari lie
Saube, Berriide unb Srille ab, uuo
bas soloene Saar, bic bloueu 9ugeu
unb bas ent,iidenbe @eiiht oeS jungen
W(dbhens tameu Gum 0orideir. Wtun
fonnte ibr nidts anbaber unb muBte
iie entlaIeu, puroe aber aud Der rits
ttsen Wrs. 5onnienb fir oiesmal ni6t
babbaft iie bate in5wti6en 3eit 9es
funoen, IT'D in Si6erbeit iu briu8er.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-07-16

S%eimar,ablt. Wtiolunb, Der Sor'
sdnser bes aarbinals Sespre5 auf benz
Bii6ofiiee BON 3oulouie, cling zines
Cages iiber Den bortisen Sdweine'
mart, mo elm Wiann linn ,urief
,Sier sibt'S aud weiter gar nid)ts ais
Yfaiien uno Stmeine!" Der g(bbe,
oas pa, Der @enannte oamals, blieb
iteben urts erwioerte rubis: rGuter
Sreuno, limb sic elm Piaiie?"-rSh
nidt!" antportete Der damn. Gam"
fubr Der abbe fort, nmiiiien Gle alio
nctbpenSis oas - Slnoere iein!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-07-16

Eerbinocrt. 0cbeimratb 9unien.
ben beriibmteu Mc~ioelberger Gbemiter,
fraste elm 2~tuSl0nocr, Der Den @ebcim'
ratb nit ietuem ltamenSuetter, BEN
beriibmten lbcolosen, uerwedielte,
parum er eigentlid iein Sibelwert
nod INNER nitt pOllenoet babe. r0aS
LIT mir leioer unmO9li6," oerieete
Der @eiraSte, rocun an Der GOllenoung
beS WerteS perbiroert mid metu Dor
brei Sahren erfolgter 3oo!"
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Or. 8. @lnrf. Setretdr.
Sh fab 5siuss @Isi6eu ME,

9r. 8urner - 8eehrter perr! SD em
piine Die Slaide ybite gStre Of Ear Sprut
Die lie mir iauoten, uno Id babe lie &c
braudt uuo metner Nuiiht nod Tam oai
Mittel oseen Sdpinoiudt, @rtaltuna uni
SuIten niht iibertroiien peroen. sSeni9'
items babe ib ME gtipas periudt, oas beiie,
Su wlrfen lheint nls oteies 9etban bat.
Rep. u. i. Seapers, Yerbe, No.
gu pertaufeu in ". & Subn's Nroths
u. St. HlprH. YRirr.
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mieoer am alien platse
Sine reiblide uuo ibOne
Sriibiabrs= uuO S0mmer= NusmabI

all Serrers uno 8uabenfleioern, Nusitat.
lungs. N~rtlfeln Der %feiniten pie Der biltslien
Sorten Aberbaupt an allen, mas in ellem
erlter alalie aleloerbanoel gu taufen 1T.
6urh meme lan9labrl9e Notwithstanding
ueIB ih 9enau. iDas iib fir hpn at. Slonn
0auoel paBt, uuo iomlt 1T meinS orratb fir
Die bleiise 8e9eno EN- 10 gut 9epGblter, ple
er ionltwo taum 9~eiluben miro. Cute, oau.
erbafte, mpoerre Waare 81 Spottpreiien
nor, III uno blelbt mem Motto. ueberSeust
eu9 bel Sobn Yrono3insft. 17zba
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Die 9rp6e Nertiefuu8

oes geaomitone 1T 1900 5uB tiei. Sic 1T
ausaebolt aus burtem uultaulibem 8eiteiu.
Sbr fbnnt eub uoritelen, pte uiele Wt0io,
men Sabre oies eeoauert bat. Us 1T cine
punoerbare Combination IN Sorm unb
Ssarbe. SIR loutet eS ieben. Sieleiht oaB
ibr es elnmal uorbabt. Us 1T better, oies
sSabr oortbiu su reiieu, oenn bic Babnpreiie
iino niebris. Sdidt 8 Cts an CHARLES 9.
Zee, ben 8eueral . Baiaaierasenten Der
Wortbern Bactfie giienbabn IN ct. Yaul,
YRinn., fir elm Souriiteu : BUD oeS Yarts,
9osartp, 21O Glart Street, piro eud bic
Tabrpreiie angeben. 32ba
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Grhriihrr al1eihramdI,
SradtbcfOrbcrer unb Gisbdnoler

Seopeoe Sraht ooer 9rpreB iorsfdltil
mo prompt beiorpert. Nuf uniern glsban.
bel lenten mir %beionoere Nuimertiamteit
SpeSiele YreiIe wabreno Der Sailon
Stritlite ooer miinblihe Nuftrd9e GIG, 9
glpe. iiolid, Saint. @louo, auf's Bette be
lorgt. 49,
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lutrcimiQiae 0iebesaabc. Der Ser.

800 BON @ellinstou erbielt emit oaS
idriftli6e Geiut, ben @~obltbati9s
~teitsba;ar, ben elm geiitltder u~erauitals
ten pollte, ourd etneu Seitra9 III err
freuen. 9us aus9eipro6ener 6eino
folder 0in9e antportete Der Ser;Og
in einem Stemli6 9roben Srteie, in
peldem er iiber 9lrmenba;are uno mas
ipnit oamit ;uiammenbtng, b0S meg
perfenbite rrtbeil iprad. Der mipige
@eiitlide erOifnete troeoem ieinen
9a;ar, ~pertuuite bier o0S S6reiber
oes Ser;oss BON Wellin9ton fir ;pans
gig Yiunb Sterlins uno ianote Seiner
Iur6lauht ihriftlid Den er8ebeniten
Iant fir ieineu ~Seitra9 gum Better
Der armen."
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Su perfaufen.

Cine quite cultiptrte 100 Alder srcee
Sarm, i'm 5cwn Ct. Warttn selssen, II
unter dnnsbmbarsn Ssttnsun9en su tau'
fen. 80 @der limb untsr aultur, sutes
@ieItnlant, pslbss 40 bis so Scnnen 8eu
sroibt; ane n6tbiaen 8sbdues in Sutsm gu
foret; Elm Irittsl Der Srutt. @teb une
Sausaudtte sinsslhlcden. Tteis annstm.
Bare Sferte aeftttbt aus hem @runee.
neil Der Gtstntbumsr um,uitsbtn asetntt.
I0bsrss ~ erfraaen in etsIsr S'res pesr
teim Gisenttimsr.
Seinri6 @ts9t.
3O.3 Nsw Wuni6, Siearns Co., Wtnn
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Gueraijher 8eiheio. @uflio, wt

VHffN'TWtF oeTuIS'"' N" ~
der 9epObnlid Der Vater Der Wfathe'
matit senannt wiro, lebrte oieieS Sad
on Der Sdule gu alexandria, als i'm
ba Der GspptertOuis Ytolemaus Soter
emit iraste, oh er ibm eieie Wiiien'
idait nidt aui tiir;erem @ese beibrin'
aen Tonne, CAB Sutlio Die nod beute
u~nperseiieus Sntwort ~Gs sibt feline
belouSere 2ouissitraBe Sur @elebriam'
MI
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Simon !. Buffer

periauit irtihs Butter al l2 bis % Cts oGs
BIB. u. iriihe Ger gu 12K Cts per 9ueeno.
Tas bette Diebl uuo aus9ebelhnstes Slebs
utter Su ben uieorisien Yreiien psriauit.
Office uno Rieoerlaae o. Npe. iiolid,
6>ba Ct. gloub. Rinneiota.
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alete per Come boor Su $500.
35 Yiuno Webl uno Is Yfuno Biebtutter
aeaeu leoen Bui6el Ro | Northern 8etSeu
III umtauih aenommen. Befits 8oaaen'
mebl IN Der
iS-ba 0otu Beuee Hs0eie.
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@eteuu spu 9duisHttn, te'hlSeH
HE tr iurtrt.
Rttbttttn Sluwt n. ttntn man i'm 8rit.
iatr triitt Satruua stst, 10 futrt man len sluit
ride hdrftntt Sdftt ~. ale H6tus, unf&dtlitts
yaanttntttlmttttl tmrfttIt I'D
&ep. 8nter q. Snn'sn's oles beileuoer
8lutreinj9unas.Tb
Gin unatutufHttH Di,ttl ststn unptrtaulit lett
unt gtrfsstuna. sptrtt dut Yastu, 9tstr unt 3n-
rtn unt tttit dat isltt sranftttttn bic aus unrt,ntm
Blute tntfcttn, rtC Strpptttu. dI,iluf Z,
ytmptIs BItotfn, @tftrdrtu.f n.
On itttr sutsn GpCtttt W tatsu. mean nttt rirt
tr eirtft iu % Gtnis tas padtt ssu 5 FUR 500 yer.
tpfrtt ,uasfttdt.
e ale unfttGbarts Ritttl s,atu aItt sftn,
gpu nttn uue offCnt Seine stbrdutt Batter Rams
Sen'S Sell. Vnaiter gufdmmtr nti tim IkU dis
H6trt Rur. prebtsSdr in itttm gadu bee s6ttn
ltts. Dit Grldubutf uur %iubtrttttt sVn
III. III. ~HACKENDAHL,
48O Nalionol Nps., Wilpaufes, R,s.
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-- ZAPP'S --
Mnlfibc.&Qnf,

SDshIih pou Gourtbaufe, 81. GIoub, Ntnn
,atlt 6 prpisnt SatsrsHtn auf 9slhtr, rtl6t fir tin
9ahr, unh 5 prpttnt mann ~ettftlbtn fur 6 Wrnatt
ttpentrt rtrbsu. gsrbsrst Sch auf 9runh,istn-
ttum peltes iu isbtr 3stt fdaie sttr nt&t, tutptttr
sant cher tbttlrttft. 10 mad Stlttbtn ,rridbttatIt
ptrttn Tam 9srfautt Wedfel, 8eIotsnouneeu
lnh yana9esS detue RON unf mad aatu eanttrn
4urppa's. Ausjist aus Zen @runtbl6trn (Ab.
%stracts), 9sama6ttu Sauf. unt Sppstttt,n uue
ieuftst urfunstn ptrttHs tftsIt& ausstftrttat u NIB
btslarbiat.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-07-16
Bur Nptii!

20 th irnntb,itsbnlber meme @eihaftsan'
9sle9erheiten uitt ielbit beiorsen fam, b1
be ih Nntou Senfsmeber uno Setnrib 9lrts
bepolmdhtiat, oieielben fir mid 81 bslors
aeu. Splde, Die mir ituloen, baben Itd
oemnat nit ben @euannien abSuIinoen.
u. ". q q a II n,
Ct. @uauita, Den 90. Suni 1896. 1913
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-07-16
Samen, bic

Wir sebsn ppran, anttte fclgen.
gir seben pcran In frefen, bic Mot tuppHitrt ptrben fcnnen.
gDir stben ppran in beHsrsr. bsrpprrastnetr arbett.
Sir seben pprar In btfsrer Cuaiitdt ts aetrduhttn Waterfalls
s8tr aeben ppran in alien, es ,ur 3abnar,rsi'unf asbSrt.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-06-08
A Magnificent Request.

KANSAS CITY, June S.-Kansas
City has been made the recipient,
free of cost, of a property second
in point of area to no public park
in the United States. The gift was
made by Thomas HI. Swope, one OF
the city's eldest citizens. The
property is situated four miles
southeast Of the city and contains
1914 acres. All told there are over
1000 acres of timbered land and
there is a broad natural lawn OF
100 acres. 1t is grandly situated
and adapted for the purpose in
tended. The only conditions ex-
acted by the donor is that the land
be named Swope park and that
the city for the next ten years ex-
pend at least $1,000 year In I'M
proving the grounds.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-06-08
Killed the Wrong Man.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, June S.-A street
fight occurred here early this
morning between Andrew Smith
and Peter Peterson, prize tighter,
otherwise known as "The Terrible
SwedeD resulting in Smith unin-
tentionally killing James IL.
Hickey, disinterested spectator.
Smith was walking west on Barton
street, when, he says he was in
suited by Peterson without any
cause whatever. Smith refused TO
tell what the nature Of the insult
was, but said he and Peterson at
once began to fight. according to
Smith, some one handed him a
pistol and he fired at Peterson
stri king Hickey in the head, kill
ing him almost instantly. Smith
was arrested . short time after the
killing and Hickey's body was
taken to the morgue. Peterson is
still at large.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-06-08
commended to the consideration Of

commended to the consideration OF
Mr.. Olney.
Another fact of much interest
here is the act OF the Madrid gov
eminent in sending a note to the
powers, complaining OF the al
legged use Of explosive bullets by
the rebels. Why, since no war ex-
lists and the rebel government is
not recognized as belligerent
power, should Spain do this? 1t
Is customary for a government not
only to avoid bringing its internal
concerns to the attention OF foreign
powers but to resent any notice
taken by other governments Of its
domestic troubles.
CUBAN REFUGEE TALKS.
CINCINNATI, June S.-Rev. A. j.
Diaz, a Cuban, born within eight
miles of Havana, for two years
pastor of the Gethesemne Baptist
church in Cuba, now an exile by
order OF Gen. Weyler, preached
today in Covlngton and also in
Mount Auburn, and tonight at the
Ninth Street Baptist church. He
was a non-combattant in Cuba un-
til his exile. Now, he proposes to
travel and lecture all over the
United States in the interests Of
the Cuban patriots, as he calls
them. He was recently released
from Moro Castle In obedience to
orders from Madrid, to which
President Cleveland had made
overatures in his behalf. He said
he had been a non-combattant and
neutral. He maintained hospital
In Havana for Spaniards and a
hospital on the outside Of the city
for insurgents. He said Spanish
soldiers came and butchered 200
unarmed insurgents at his country
hospital in cold blood, and then
bulletined it as a fight In which
they had won a great victory. He
said Spanish soldiers repeatedly
went out to plantations where the
rebels had been, and after they had
gone, and In every instance butch.
cred the unarmed citizens, women
and children, included, and then
Gen. Weyler would bulletin these
massacres as battles between the
insurgents and Spanish In which
the latter were victorious. 1t was
for telling the truth on these
affairs that Gen. Weyler impris-
oned him in Moro Castle.