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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-04-30

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him
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they sbook a. she spoke. II va. Tor 20
hsrm, snyvsy. could bsvs sworn lhs,
much. Yes, aiss ssYs l. II ui ht be ID .
party o. .ss.n /. E..sk, pot, Tor bee cnsus
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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-02-06
s@redtihe Rauberaet@i@te.

&onfas Gitp, no., /. Tebr.
Ser IS Sabre alte Barton peet, Nell
der BON peorta, Sn., bier etntraf, bat
Der Poli5et f%olsenbe @dubersefaiate
er5Gblt: @r lei an elmer entlegenen
@tele Der 2anbftrabe feds lReilen
Ditli4 Dor, 2amar BON Rdubern aage>
fallen, beraubt, eetnebelt uno an Ell
mem Baum gebunben poroen, tpo ct
brei Sage unb Nd@te binbur4 obne
etpas gu efien unb gu trinten oubra4>
te, Big er bon einem 5armer befreit
uurbe. Cine perionalbei4reiblng
Der &duber pabt auf cine geitern in
ct. Sofepb berbaftete 8anoe 9feroiez
BE. Peet retite Dor ettpa 5mei Monaten
BON peoria ab unb reiite alein bur&
Mi1fourt, mo- er cine Tarm taufen
@etp &0rper 5etgt @puren
Der ibm gu Sbeil g%eporbenen fur4tz
barren Mibbanblungen. M
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-02-06
S%obcnlobcs permutbetcr Mn6tritt.

Berlin, 20. San. 0as @eri@t,
bab 6irit 9obenlobe als Rei@stan5ler
3uriidtreten aperbe, erbdlt it9. Spdz
teitens Mitte MGr3 ion Der Riidtritt
erfolgen. Mber AUDI Siirft 9aBfelbt>
Sra9enberg, tpel9er, pie t4 Sbnen gez
melbet babe, als ebentueller Na9folz
ger g%enannt tpirb, ion bic Mnnabme
bes &an3lerpoitens bapon abbdngis
gema9t BADEN, bab bas Martne@p roz
jett faQen selaKen tpiro. Mlgemeines
Mufieben bat IN @erbinbung nit ber
&analerfraee bas pl0bli9e @ri4einen
bes Generals. Der Rapa1erte @rafen
b. Martensleber Derurfa@t. ST 1T BON
&atier empfangen tporoen unb bat in
ben lebten Sagen 8elpre4ungen nit
elmer @eibe polttiter gebabt. @raf p.
Martensleben hat bic &rie9e 1864-66
umb 1901 uls @eneralitabsoffz
3ier mitgemadJt. Ma4 benz Rriege
iibernabm er bic 2ettung ber &ebatz
tion bes Embellishments iber ben
Deut19<fran3Dif9en Rrieg. Na@ Ell
mem f9nelen Nbancement 14ieb CT
1888 aus benz aftipen 9ienit aus unb
3pg fi9 auf feline 8eiiBungen Garop
Sci @entbin 3uriid. 0on %taatsmd11z
rii9en 2eiitungen bes @rafen fat man
bisber nod nt9ts gebDrt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-02-06
MISUNDERSTANDING.

Mafbington, 81. San. @enez
ralmaipr Nelion q. Mi1es, Der Be-
feblsbaber ber Mrmee, f@iloerte benz
9mus ausi@ufe fir Rlterpertbeiotz
gung ben 3uitanb ber @ertbeioisun9sz
iperfe an Der atlantii@en unb Der paz
cificz&uite, 1ptpte am @olf BON @te1z
ico. @r iagte, bic gegenmdrti9en hei
@apannab, Gbarleston nno in anbez
rem I9dfen aufgepflan3ten &anonen
feten glattgebobrte bon peralteter @onz
truttior unb nublos urnb ruben auz
berbem auf perfaulten 2afetten. Die
ein3igen Orte, BEL benen 8%ortebrunz
qe11 au eiater eintgermaben fturten Ser
tbeibigung getroFen purben, ieten
Stem Dort, San 5ranctsco uno 3D.
itpr unb audi bort ieten bic @ertbeioiz
gungstperfe bur@aus un3uret9eno
urtb ungeniigenb. uniere @tabte
1eie,1 einem MnsriHe bon @eiten zines
ieben 2anbes ausgeieBt, pelaes cine
aroBe 5lotte bat unb bic 9ertellune
Ser npfbmenbigen Mrmirun9 piirbe
Sabre in Mnipru@ nebmen. Die So
item fir cine geniigenbe auitenperz
tbeibiqurrg fir 8efeittgunsstperte unb
&anonen, aber ausi4liebli4 ber Mu=
nitior unb Wurfseidofe iaabt er
auf $80,00O,00O. ~,
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-02-06
0rnbcm.G rpIofon.

onoon n, %. SON. Sn ben beiz
ben &pblensruben gu pontzpzpriob IN
Wales ereignete fid geitern Vormittag
cine furdtbare Grplp1ion. Die @9abs
te purben seritDrt unb bic gan5e Sc
senb bur9 cine senaltige Gri4uttez
runs in bic niloeite M~ufregung berlebt.
6infSig @rubenarbeiter befanben 1i9
sur 3eit Der @rploiion in Der @rube,
unb obglei9 einige berielben nit BET
2ei9e zines ibrer &ameraoen an Die
Oberfldde gelangten, permutbet man,
oaB Die idmmtliden anoeren 8ersleute
bus 2sbcn einsebibt baben. Rettunssz
manufacturer puren iofprt CUR @teQe,
aber bic Mrbeit lit nit GROCER @efabr
bertniipft, ba in Der @rube Geuer aus
sebro9en 1T.
Na9 ipdteren Na4ri4ten itnb 5tpDlf
Qei9en aus benz Interchangeable ber>
ausgel9aFt porben. SIM @an5en lolz
len 43 2eute umgetommen lein.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-02-06
@armer Mahrmf fur Nmnpon.

Berlin, Der amtlt9e rRei@sz
am5eteer" ntbmet benz p%eritOrbenen
8ot19after ber Ser. Staaten einen
tparmen Na9ruf, in benz es u. a.
beiBt: ...."
Die tai1erli@e &egierung bebauert
aufri4tig ibas Mbf@etoen bieies ber=
porrugenben @taatsmannes, bef1en
@emiibungere e%rfolerei& barauf &C.
ri9tet tparen, bic 5mii@en Deuti@z
lamb unb ben Der. Stoaten %beitebenben
guten 8e3iebungen gu pfle9en unb gu
f0rbern unb ber es beritanb, bic M4<
tung unb @erebrung auer ~berientgen
gu getpinnen, tpel9e nit ibm amtli9
ober ni@t=amtli9 gu tbun batten.
Walbtngton l. Tebr. Der
Mame 6es 9iilfsftaatsietretdrs @bmin
s. llbl 1T in 8e5ug auf bic @rnenz
rrurrg zines 8ot14afters in Berlin
mebrfa@ senannt morben. Seine Ser
trautbeit init alien Mngelegenbeiten,
1td auf bic btplomattf4en Ser
bdltniTe NIT 9eutI4lanb beaieben,
Apiirber feline @rnennung auberorz
bentlt@ tpiinf4enstpertb MAIDEN. .
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-02-06
~~ebetmmtkpoue ~etMthte.

Berlin, 2. Gebr. Sabrelans tpurbe
sefabnbet, tper cine Reibe 8riefe auf
ben Sdreibttf4 bes Raiiers leste. SIS
mar Der She'll einer Serte, pelde Der
Raiier als prino Wilbelm sei4rieben
bate unb pelde ipnrlos berloren sez
sareen iparen. sSn einaelnen Ggems
plaren taudten lie bann in ber err
tpGbnten gebeimnibpoqen art pieber
auf. MIe 8emiibungen, ben Sbater
gu sreifen, fdlusen fell. Sabrelans
ba1lerte bas merttpirbise @erfabren
an. Nup bat fi4 Der Sbdter felbit
gemelbet. Gs 1T Elm friberer Diff
3ier. Das lit aber aud Mues, mas
iiber bic 4eriDnlt4teit unb bic Motipe
bisber tbetannt segeben tporben 1T.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-02-06
Rarttberihte.
6 hiea0o.

Wiaterr.ise.-. $3.50; sommers
ireissn 53-59; @pssen, 49,; Ser
fte $50; 9aefr 17-19; Corn "a
-28; &leie 8.ec-8.75; Rleeiamen
4.50-7.2O; Gla9s 93-94; 9eu $50
1900; Butter, Creamery 14-19;
Butter, DairD 13-17; Stiere 3.20--
4.8O; aiibe 1.5O-4.OO; Stoders 2.60
$40; 3Glber 3.25-6.25; S4weine
3.95A.2O;S 9afe 1.25-3.5O; Gam.
mer 3.75-4.25; @.i9ladtete Siibner
IS; 9urtep 1O-11; gnten IL
IL; @dnie 10; 3mtebeln per 8uz
ibel $40; @epfel per SAB 70
LBS; 8artoHeln 15-22; 8obnen LOO
Lie; Gier 15-16; Sals 4; Wbis.
fep 1.22; aGie, Cream 8-1O; &die,
! S9tpei3er lip; Prairiebibner PEI
Dsb. 6.5O-8.W; Quails 2.1O.
MeiItpa,ttcc.
Weiaen 58-61; Rogsen $40;
@erite 1874; Safer 1870; Corn
26-27; Mebl, patent per Gab 800
$50; Simotbpiamem 2.8O-3.65;
8lee5amen 6.00-7.5O; Glu4s o.
SO; simotbpbeu 11.0O-12.50; praiz
riebeu 9.5O-9.50; Butter, Creamery
1870; Butter, Dairp 12-17; Rdie.
Cream SO; 8die, S4petaer p
10; &artoFeln 15-25; gier 12-16;
5ppfen Go; Stiere 3.OO-3.75;
&iibe 2.1O-3.OO; Stoders unb See
bers 2.50-3.25; S@meine $50
4.10; Sdafe 2.50-3.OO; 2dmmsr
3.50-4.OO.
WinMeapplis & ct. Yaul.
Weisen 53-57; @ogsen q; @er{t:
10; Safer 16; Corn %; Gla4s So.
80; &leie $50; Milbes 9eu 100
500; Butter, Creamery PIT; Butt
ter, Dairp 9-14; @ier 17-18.
&aniae GitD.
Weisen 51-63; Corn 23-24; 9a=
fer 49,; Sttere ~2.3O-4.25; Ribe
1.5O-3.15; Stoders unb Jeebers
2.75-3.9O; S9neine 3.90-3.95;
S4afe 2.OO-3.40; 2dmmer $50
4.3O.
st. somis.
stiere 2.5O-4.75; Rube 200
$50; @toders unb Teebers 200
3.75; @9peine 3.6O-4.10; @4afe
2.5O-3.5O; 2dmmer 3.25-4.5O;
Meisen 59-65; Gorn 25; Roggen IS;
3afer 1915; 5lahs 81.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-02-06
Or 2ctnpitcr obcnaMf.

Milmaufee, @is., %. San.
Dr. Walter &empiter, Der CUR 3eit Der
8latternepibemie als Gbef oes Sc
iu1bbeitsbepartements abgeiebt, rad
lansem 9tnz rnb 9erpro5eiiiren jez
bo9 ppn ben Geri9ten tpieber in fem
Mmt eingeiebt purbe, bat geitern lem
Mmt pieber eingetreten, obne babel
auf Wiberftano gu ftoben. Die Stabt
mllb obenbrein benz Doftor bas @ez
balt fir bas rSnterim" aus5ablen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-02-06
Wcrid1tcbt icinc 2lbrci1e

9a b a n a, 2. 5ebr. .Gtner nlhtz
amtli&en Mtttbetlung 5ufolge 1T Bit
Mbreiie bes Generals Mureltano Wepz
Ter na9 Cuba auf unbeittmmte 3ett
perf@oben tporben. ST iegelte &C.
itern bon Barcelona na9 @abtr unb
10000 Meni4en pobnten ietner Gin
19iFung BEL. Man batte ertpartet
bab ct beute ober Mtttmo4 BON Ga
biz na4 Cuba abreiien peroe, uber
eine @er3Dgerung 1T mabri4eimlt@.
sSn alien Sbeilen Spaniens baben Ser
iammlunger itattgefunben, in benen
bic cubant14e Grage unb bic bom
Mtniitertum beab it&ttgte Muflo1un9
ber Gortes erDrtert tpurbe.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-02-06
Scr gultan seiet Die tablc edumlter.

2pnbon, 20. San. Die vDatlg
SEEMS" beridtet, als Sir Gurrie, Der
briti19e @danbte in Gonitantinopel,
benz Sultan bas ei%genbdnbtge S4reiz
BEN ber &Dntgin Wictorta iiberbru4te,
babe man i'm l1nb ieinen Dragomanen
obne ueber3ieber iiber eine Stunbe III
einem talten 3immer tparten lafen, 10
bab it9 betbe befttge @rtdltun9en 5uz
3ogen. IS perlautet, Sir Pbtlipp
Gurrie lei nit Der l1nterrebung, pel4e
ct bel jener @elegenbeit nit benz Gull
tan batte, un3ufrieben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-02-06
Sic ar,ncutfd)c Tra9c

2onbon, 1. Te6r. Cine @pe3ialz
'bepef9e aus petersburg melbet: IS
unterliegt teinem 3meifel, bab es 5ptz
f9sn RuBlanb, @robbritannien,
5rantrei9 unb @nalanb gu einem
ueberetnfommen be5igli4 Der enb9ulz
tigen @rlebtgung ber urmemi14en Sra
ge qetommen 1T. Gin 9beil bte1es
ue6ereinfommens beitebt BARN, oab
Mnatolien bon ben Hu7en beiebt unb
berpQltet merbe.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-02-06
Ser stantoro Grbid,aftsproaeb

wv ~>W~<~ $~O~O~
Wafbtnstpn, 81. San. Mm
Dtenitas begannen i'm 8unbesober9ez
ri4te bic @erbanblungen in benz proz
3e1e Der 8unbesregierung gegen ben
@a@laB bes pe%ritorbenen 8unbesienaz
tors 2elanb Stanforb, in tpel4em es
ii9 UNI bic 3~uriid5ublung bon mebr
als SIS, 100000 banbelt, tpel@e bic
Hegterung IN Bombs fir bic @entral
Pacific @tfenbabnseieai4aft ausesz
seben fat, berem 9auptattiondr Der
@er1tprbene mar. Das 8unbestreisz
eert4t in Can Trancisco unb bas
@1inbes zMppeuutionsgeri4t baben ben
San beretts gu @uniten Der Trau
'Stanforb enti4teDen, unb bic Regiez
ru1tg fat sesen biele @nti4eioun9en
an bas 8unbesobergeri4t appellirt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-02-06
31 SpDc p%cr5ramnt.

Mpud, 81. g., 1. 8ebr. SRI. &atis
,@taggers, cine poblbetannte iunge
Dame BON 8laupelt, q. g., perbrannz
te 1i& au Sobe. Sie mar auf benz
Meee aur @@litt1@ubbabn uno tieQ
auf benz Mese babin iber Elm Geler,
pel@es BON &inbern an9e5iinbet porz
ben mar. Sbre &leioer fnsen 5eler,
unb lie perbrannte ii4 t0otli4, ebe
man bic 5lammen 10i&en tonnte. sic
itarb 1pdter unter i@redlihen @&merz
3en. ~.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-02-06
9reisenm Ncripmcu acrcttet

@eattle, Wafb, 20. San. Mus
Mlasta tommt bic Na4ri4t, oab Der
9ampfer vRuitler" brei5ebn balbperz
bungerte 2eute in einem RuDerboote
aufsenommen fat. sic b%efanben iid
arf Der Gabrt BON Separo Gitp nad
Suneau unO batten lett atpet Sagen
ipeoer Mafer no4 Nabrung gebabt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-02-06
Shiefbolo aelnn6t

&ep5tpne, Sc. 1. 5ebr. .MleG
sSpnes, in betruntener Neger, betam
uuf einem 3ue Streit, tpobet ct nit
amet &epplpern unter bic paRagtere
feuerte unb einen Mann erf4ob, etnen
anbern 19per p]ertpunbete unb ben
Gpnbutteur lei9t in Der Sette. 81
murbe in bic Sail gebra9t, lam jez
bod ni9t 'bortbin, benin u%nterpegs
purbe ct BON einem 9aufen bon 100
Mam uberfulen unb am nG4fen
Baum aufgetniipft.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-02-06

- MnlGblid bes 2%5jdbrigem Subilaz
ums beg beuti9en &eides bat Bring
regent 2uitpolb audi bic GuAsmibler
8ouern, bic pegen oes b%etannten
Nufrubrs in benz fretberrli@ ,. 3olz
ler'f9em Walbe p%erurtbeilt porben tpaz
rem, begnaotgt, ausgenomme11 lez
bod bic beibsn Tiibrer 5irit unb 5hoz
ma.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-02-06
Gemakreselte otHaicre.

Wiem, 2. Gebr. 3nei Diterreiaiz
fhen Me1erpezOffaieren IN Sroppau
lit es i4le9t ersangen. Sic batten e.
ne @tnlubllne gu elmer Geier anlGblit
bes @%eburtstages 8ismard's urters
5ei9net. Gin Gbrenratb, Dor mel4em
'bas r@erbre9en" CUR @erbanbluna
unb Mburtbeilung TAM, bat 8eioen
ben Me1erpe=O ff3iersz Stang abge1pro:
hen. H.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-02-06
Die 8tcrtakrouer.

ct. Bouts, 20. Sanuar. Sobn
9oparb unb Sbomas Mi@arbs BON
Green @ap, tpel4e In Golge elmer Wetz
te UNI $500 ieber Elm 8terfab na@ ct.
2outs rolle1, limb in Mlton, Is Meiz
len BON bier angetommen. Sic bofen
am @amftag hier einrpllen gu t6nner.
NDus @eroqttperben mirb bann pobl
fpGter erfolgen. ....E.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-02-06
Snfplae Der tiiralt4 in 6rant

: Snfolee ber tiir5lid in Grantz
furt a. so. entbedten grobartigen Be-
triigereien NIT @iienbabnbi1ets iino
bort jebt cine gan5e Mn5abl bon De-
tettipes init 9aus1u4uneen auf's eff.
risits bsidGfttgt. Die Mobnungen Der
Snipeftoren unb &onbutteure iinb To-
ppbl in Granffurt, tpie in Wiesbaoen,
2imburger unb &Dln senau burdiu4t
morben. Bis iebt nurbsn II Ser
bafturaen porgenDmmen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-02-06
wontaens G%mtoedums perwertbet

8~6mteenS Gmtocdam8 u%ertuertbet.
Mi n, 1. 6ebr. Or. Nue1er, proz
feKor Der Mebt5tn BON ber Mtener
.untperiitdt, mies NIT 9ilfe bon pboz
tograpbien na4 ber reuen @ntoedung
profeFor &oentsens, bic @egentpart
bon taltbalttsen Mblagerungen IN Der
Qunqe, Sober unb ben Mieren etneS
&ranfen toa@.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-02-06
6 ploiuuoc 1T @vpnltn9.

gbepenne, Mpo., 2. Gebr. 81
Der @eqenb bes Sable Mountain, 80
Meilen nDrbli9 bon bier, iinb reine
@plbfunbe gcma4t tporoen, unb IS
iinb btele 2eute BON bter bortbin se<
FRONT.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-02-06
burger 4%antbauie tpegen elmer @n=
lttbe BON $5.000,O00, bic fir 9afen=
bauten BEL San Spie pertparbt tperben
lou.
Die xeiAen aetpraem.

Cardiff Males. 2. Jeb. Das
acknowledgement in Der Ndbe bon 81
lerstopn, in tpeldem bic grploiion
itattfanb, 1T poQitdnbis bur4fudt
ben unb man bat ermittelt, baB bic
@eammtaabl Der @etObteten Sc be-
trdgt. :
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-02-06
Scr S,cacr int Sd,n d, II

ct. petersburg, %. San.
2aster lit in benz internationalen
@9adturnier, at, pel4em ii4 aubsr
t6m no9 piQsburp, Steinib unb
Sidigorin betbeiligt baben, gum Sisz
Qer erflGrt tporben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-02-06
q uatcmale brauGt 0clo.

@uatemala, L. Sebr. 9ie Re=
oierunq perbanbelt nit einem 9amz
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-02-06
Ncmcite Mnd,ridtcn.
9ed,Staufenp Nabcn ipicocr Her:
oicnit.

G'bicaso, 81. San. Dte S1inots
.t@teel Co., beren 5000 Mrbeiter lett
@nbe December feierten, bat ben Be-
trteb pieber uufgenommen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-02-06
Ymrcmburg.

2uremburg. Die ortsan1pez
ienbe 8epDlterung bet 9auptitaot Be-
trGgt 1889 perionen $3.50: 1881
per1onen), bapon 9480 mdnnli4e
1880: 1859 mdnn1ide) unb 10,389
>poibli@e $3.50: 1862 peibliae).
GrpeIb Die n. (@ttelbriid).
Mit benz Gintrttt bes boben MaFerz
itanbes por IA 5agen ging fir unierc
Srti4aft bic Sai1on Der 'Salmf14ez
rel gu Gnbe. SIN groBen @an3en
ftel beller bic Salmfif4erei bter ni4t
na9 @uni9 aus. SIS mar oer Iufs
iteta ber laidenben ,Salme nt4t 10 be-
ibeutenb, tpte I'M friiberen Sabren.
Mfielborn. Dieter Sage MAJ
rem mebrere Mrbeiter in Der S@eune
bes Mderers s. 81 Nhelbornermibl,
bel elmer Drei4maidine bei@dftigt.
Ser 60jdbrise @erpais 9oiaette aus
@todem serietb aus irseno eiaer unz
bpri idttgteit NIT Der linten 9anb in
bas S9eibenrdb. Dem perungliid>,
ten Manne mubte Gin She'll bes DR.
mes amputirt tperben. " a.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-09-26
PURSUED RELENTLESSLY.
Mrs. Nyberg Finally Secures Divorce
From a Man She Can't Live With.

Mrs. NOllfe Nyberg was divorced from
her husband, Charles Nyberg, by Judge
Hazen late yesterday afternoon. Mrs.
Nyberg is the daughter of ex-Sheriff
John NJ. WilkersOn. About a year ago
she made an unsuccessful attempt to
shoot her husband.
The divorce reveals a story of blind
infatuatiOn. The couple were married
four years ago. In a few months after
the marriage there were quarrels and
Mrs. Nyberg left her husband and re-
turned home. He followed her and
persuaded her to return. In short
time the trouble required and the same
thing was repeated. Many times Mrs.
Nyberg left her husband, but he al
ways followed her and persuaded her to
return to his home.
About two years ago she left him as
she had done many times before and
went to live with her parents. Mr..
Nyberg was out of work and he also
took up his residence at the home of
his father-in-laW, where he stayed sew
eral months. This time she was OBJ
stinate and persistently refused to re-
sumo her marital relations.
It was after the husband had been
especially importune to the point Of eX-
ASPIRATION, one morning, that Mrs. Ny
berg shot several times at her hus-
band. After that Mr.. WilkersOn gave
his son-in-laW money and sent him
away.
Judge Hazen said it was evident that
the couple would never live happily to-
gether, and that while there was no
evidence to justify a divorce, he felt
that it was better that one should be
granted.
When Judge Hazen announced that
he would grant the divorce Mrs. Ny
berg wrung her hands with joy and
could scarcely restrain herself until she
left the court room.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-09-26
CONDENSED Testimony.

Chas B. Hood, broker and manufac-
t1rer's agent, Columbus, O., certifies
that Dr. Kings New Discovery has no
equal as a cough remedy. J. D. Brown,
PROPRIETOR st. James hotel, Fort Wayne
Ind. testifies that he was cured of a
cough of two years standing, caused
BY Ia grippe, by DR.. Kings New Dis
covery. B. F. Merrill of BaIwinsviIIe,
Mass, says that he has used and rec
commended it and never knew it to fail
and would rather have it than any doc
tor. because it always cures. Mrs. Hem
ming, 222 East Twenty-ffth street, Chi
cago. always keeps it at hand and has
no fear of Group. because 1t instantly re-
Iieves. Free trial bottle at J. K Jones'
drug store, Fifth street and Kansas
WRnI1e.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-09-26
STATE BANKS IN TROUBLE.
Bank of Argenia and Bank of Tribune
Compelled to Close.

The State Bank of Argonia. went into
the hands of Bank Commissioner Breid-
enthal yesterday. The bank was COM
PEELED to suspend some time ago tenn
porarily on account of the failure of one
of the banks of Wellington. Suisse
quently it resumed again and it was
thought at that time that it would be
able to go on with its business or at
least that it would be able to Iiquidate
without the expense of a receivership
Yesterday the officers autographed the
department that they thought they
would be unable to go on longer The
commissioner accordingly ordered them
to close their doors and to turn the in
stitution over to the department
John w. Breidentha1 is. at Tribune,
Greeley county, where he went to take
charge of the Bank Of Tribune. The
bank notified him of its condition and
he Immediately left to take charge. No
cause for the failure is known other
than a gradual shrinkage of business
and an inability to realize on securi-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-09-26
SANTA FE SHOP FLOATS.
There Will Be Five Snowy Ones on
Monday.

The five principal floats of the Santa
Fe shop men in the labor day parade
will consist of the following:
Water service float. A large steam
pump propelled by a stationary engine
viii be in operation during the parade.
Carpenter float. A full sized bOx-car
with a force of men at work will be
shown.
Blacksmith department float. This
float will show a portion of the black
smith department in full operation
Machinery department float An eX-
act representation of a full sized loco
motive will be shown in this float
Boilermaking department float. This
float will show a force OF men at work
on a large locomotive boiler.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-09-26
AMONG RAILROAD MEN.
Method Of Handling Cars to Be
Changed.
Way Bills to Be Substituted at
Kansas City.
Items of Interest About Kansas Rail-
road Matters-Personalsa and
Miscellaneous.

The method Of handling the accounts
of cars switched from one road to an
other in the Kansas City yards is to be
changed. At a meeting of the auditors
of all roads entering Kansas City at that
point this week it was unanimously
decided to introduce a system which is
original with c. s. Sutton, auditor of
freight receipts of the Santa Fe, and
was first suggested by him five years
ago.
Under the present system cars are
switched from one road to another by
agents issuing switching orders, and
the work is under the immediate charge
Of the divisions superintendent. The
difficulty encountered in the use of this
system is, that if n mistake is made in
the number of one car, the settlement
for the, switching of all cars switched
at the same time is delayed until the
mistake is adjusted, which sometimes
means, several months.
It is with a view Of Obviating this diff
1culty that the new system is intro
duced- Way bills are to be substituted
for switching orders and the work is
10 befhandled by the auditor direct. In
case "a mistake is made in the number
of one car it will only delay the settle
ment Of switching that car.
1T is believed that it is only a ques-
ton of time until this system will be
introduced at all junction points.