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ct Sioras til SanmarfS
VorbtTorie.
Wrennn. 27he Wnril

Otthuu, Aipt NpilI.
@eb 9~iurslanos eitlige &pit tr9bsr
ben iaatalpte aribtformatipn pau
Here Steber frem til SorpItorpens
Opsrflabe i fore @fnit, bells ION
&Iippemasier. {. @r. psb 8reoitrup
Sangitrup pg 8arl6p 9linter, bells
iOm Ruueiten, iaaleoes peb Glatpeb
Strdnb FAINT peb 2anbsbperns 8aIe
% andre Steoer. De n9pnte Slip
psmasIer bsftaar df psrlenbe 2asoan.
heller at aript, 2imiten ps al 8altz
fen, mebens be til Sormatipnen bs:
renoe Huleitsn frembpoer rem, trpitul.
lii &alt, fammenfat al fsnoertnuite,
mitroitppiIte StaIsr al Ssbpr. Muls
~leitenstulten fra be nepnte 2ofaliteter
er iom Regel af tsmmelis ensartet Be
itafenbeb. 9ens Sarpe % Struttur
er life Marmorets ulis, men ben er
baaroers eno bette os bar unoertioen
ct graaeult Stjer.
Yoa ct af be nit anfsrte Steber,
nemlie / E~alfbrubbene peo Bale q
aosmus Sosn). forstommer bog unbs
taseliespis en- aal~truleIten at afpiz
senos 2lri, Der .r britt marfslia,
9snne sr iabpanlig p%laoeformet os
temmsIis bdaro iumt at sraagren
5arpe pg afpiser, naar ben isnoers
brpbes, ellsr naar ben %pdagDoes 8anb.
en- iloe 2ust. Stenen er iummeniat
at Staler al Ssbpr, Der insenlunbs
er m~itroitopiite, men iom unoertioen
er inbtiI ct Yar CONNER LANCE FAINT
Imutte % itarpt tegnebe meb bsparet
perlemorgIans. st at en- giaebbues
ger afilsbet os polerst Stptte at en- at
oisie Stene uopiier Ell intsresiani
giasbe af nosle at Sorperoensns
9Ioobprsarter meb oeres iaresne Sors
mer. De anbet Stebs fra tjenott
arter, Gariopbpllta, @pluta, Surbiz
nolia, serrsbratuIa % @rppbea iamt
forFisaise andre Stalopr. Iisser Der
Sioe ON SHE / bel beparsoe Grsmplas
rer os banner en- sienoommeIia, naturs
Zig S%uuItratiuu til bisie 9prs Siitos
RE.
Sten.n bar. boab Sarpe % Saarbz
hso famt SammenfGtning angaar,
2isbeb meo litboerafffe Stens fraSos
lenbofen; men ben bill bog reppe iaa
nosen tetniif 8etpouins ub ober bens
aupsnbelIe til Murtalt, DC ben fun
sr ipariOmt tiltebe os sr af rinet
Sterrelis. inotil 1 aubitfob; berimot
OiI ben BABE piosnfabsIig Yetponina
badbe | mineralp9iit pe aoologiit Ret
ming.
prsper at RuleItenesmasIen er
inbienbt til bet mi~neralosifte Muiqs
nm ! ajsbenbapn.
Decorah-posten., 1896-05-22

ten bar fioen til foriisligs 5to.r =
oltteret al SmitGnoigbeberne pg Ron
turroncen - barieret mellem iioits
nrpnte pris os rs Gents; | 1880 bal
ben enoos nebe / IL Gents en- itatt.t
lib. Den nusjalbsnos Var al %
Gtn.s ~beftemtes / September 1888.
Sra Bolton til 9sittpItsn al afritd
sadr priien idd bit Tom til 1896;
til Iuftrdlien er BEN meIlem $1.27 or
1928, alt efterIom Rutsn er.
Gn pIigttro og ielpopofreubt
Sourndliit mad Reodttersn AZ ct 9ldt
! &dnios bore, IBIS mar er lettroenbs
not til at forosis, boab "2anosbldbet"
! Norge fort9aer ON bemelote 3ebaf=
tor, Der ensans laa betGntelis ing,
Den Dag, 8ldoet Ttulbe uotomme,
CAB ban iitter S%oroentnins ON. at ban
hpert Sieblif funoe os glabets
Ombr9fter Srore til life at flute
5ormen, forat @piIen turos tomms
fordn lin 9onturrert mso Meboelels
fen ON Hebattsrens 9sb. Smioler=
tio Tom 9sbstanbibuten rig after.
Serooer ffal ban bare bleosn albeles
rn'snoe, forbi en- interesiant Rpbsb
oerpeb git tdbt for bans 8lob.
Prof. Meddu / pbilaoelpbid paas
peger, at potteblpmIterne / bsi 9rao
b%iora9er til at bolbe 2uften / 9jsmmet
rem og COB. glomItrenoe Ylanter
uooitler megst S5on, iom er nsopen.
big for Dor 9elbreb % Stprts, % Sps
acinter % paaitelilier er ipecielt mt
tige PrDoelIer, rdar be dabner fine
Shopper. Msn naturligbis bsr man
life babe for mango Slomiter / ct
8arelIe, pg afItaarne glomiter taber
msget fnart fine hslbbringenbe Ggens
Itdber.
Decorah-posten., 1896-05-22
Wotitfe til Contractors tof .
Ming AZ CIT Sattia'@t '''
FILLMORE Co., Wtnh.

Seroeb bsfjenotaipres, at 81. II wv
ben 17oe Stunt 1896 oil Gctn'a eU.1
TONERS al 6iamore Gprntp | eou"p ..
tors Office / ginase Of &rsitoH moo
forieeleoe gnbuo paa CpiDrclitH Gle
5attis. Sus for Sinmcre gonntp 'IN,
glaner % Spscififationer, Der M
oise, % til ben 3io os paa bet S,sU'
be maatte bile aisipre. Genls egal
at pere farois til ener for LIE "V'
1896. al
Nne Gnbuo maa leoiases az D'"S'
s. 600. meo I bet Iinote TO nnitsns
rantiiter berfor, elers oil DC u"
| Betraatniug.
@le gnbub, Ieoiageoe meo SO"Vr
bore merfet SgioS for GonliIH''.'
Gpor Souie,1 o. 9tSresierst I'll e0a"'
oitor, Yrcltou, @Qiun., for ea'r "''
Suni 1896. III
@laner o. epecifiutiOuer tan l.g',
/ 6. 8. S9ausbsrsS 6orre't'"s
2~anesboro siter 25oe Mai 1870 ID
goarOet t~orbebOloer iis Sast til o.
itc eler antase bpiliciiombciit a. ""''
Breton 14oe Wai 1896
6. 8. S6ausbers, 9 airfnas,
gocro eounip GOmr'sp,%.
g.. 6. @ias, County "A''
Decorah-posten., 1896-05-22
Srap ira Sernaloeren.
9renda. 23be 9Inri

Orenda, Zope Uphill.
Sldgter anoreas 2drien at 0oImer
bar peo pIeining paa en- BAN tilbss
renoe Sob pdu aobItrup Mart funoet
en- 8rao fra SernaIoeren. 9eD at
grope ON ct par fore Stem, Iom pIps
gen itsbte imoo, bar ban bIepen ops
m9riiom pdd, at oisis bpiIeoe pad ct
unoerIdg al iammsnpatteoe apIs
trin9iten, bporimsllsm 3uIbroffsr
foretom. Sette 5uno bar BAN paa.
tdIoeroe, os ban foranleoigebe oerfor,
at Der ioae unoer tpnoig @eiIconint
bIep foretaget en- llnberiegelis at Ste
bet. Oct frsmeit af benne, at maj
bar itsot pau en- aiIans firiibet 8rar
nleo Hstntng fra Sit moo 8eit, bpils
ten bar uosrapet pua flao Mart til en-
Spboe al 81 SOB, mebens ben bdpoe
en- 2Gr9oe at 8 SOB FAINT en- greooe al
6 Sob. 9rapens 8uno bar o9ftet
meo Ct omtrent 3 CONNER tptt 2erlaa,
oe pod bette benitob Iamlebe peo BENG
ipoeifIige !9jsr1e ire 2ertsr, at bpilte
bet itsrite, Der bar r~unobuoet sSorm
meo bib gals, og iom pm 8uaen bar
en- Bort al imutte StrsgeprpbeIier,
bar pGret benpeb II CONNER brit.
Sarret, Der uoen Ore inoebolot
Spor al opIsite genreIter % bar 1T.
tert tent iom Grapurne. gi be to
andre Sar Der bet enc Sabform % ct
SpRrmaal al ca. u Spmmer ,meoens
bet anbet bar Sprm ium en- Sop meo
Ore og er 3 CONNER bit. 9eo aar.
rene fanbtes anotler al en- itsrre 5ugl
og al ct patteopr. mauIte al en- 8uas
ps at en- Suno. s @rapens ipopeIts
lige 9isrne iorstum to 2srtar af imut,
runSbugst 6urm meb langastig Gals
oe uben Gren, men besee prpbeoe ON
gugen meo en- I'm Bort al Mnonbere.
St enc at aarrsne sr z Sommer bit,
GnbsIig fdnbtes peb bet norbpeItIiae
S1srn. al 9ruprummet Ct 5 Sommer
hsit potteformet &ar neo Gre iamt
msb MtGanberbprt ON 9uaen. Der
iogttOses fpreOrist intst Spor al
9rdpgoos, og idmtlise &dr, pda ct en-.
telt NOR, bar | hei Grab beitabiaebe,
piitnOt olersbe / Slotibsn. gfter at
bisie bar blsone neoTatte / Grapsn,
bar man uofnlot benne iii en- !6sfbs
al 2 Sob ppsr gunbsn meo Roltrinoss
ten, ppen pau bbilte Der boerlioere,
ooen ODER bier at be TO feritn9pnte
adrsruppsr, bar anbragt en- tor @ras
nitTtsn.
Setts Sraofuno ilutsr ia nsie til
ct 1891 frsmipmmet Gunb poa Jam.
me Soro(oo, boiltst al Hationalmu<
'eet bleo benfert til ben Ioataiote "roz
mer'te Ssrnaibsr / Rorben" (GbriIti
Jebiels sio til 45O.
Decorah-posten., 1896-05-22
It title brmac GGnpern

6oreitburs, g. Dat, ben life y
mar 1896. Sr. Sens YIaoim ID
Der: "Mlin Wooer bapoe / oper 10 "
p9ret ips at Rbeumatisns. SiI ri4
Sioer bar bun life iitanO til at ID
Jig pp al Stolen. SUN baoo. iaq
itGnois miitet 9rugen al Srnor1
idd at ri maatte 9ioe benOe at ipii. 4
Wdaltioerne. 9i forIsgte In bel y
Weoiciner, Men intet bidlp bnI
SilIiot FIX Ri bore ON en- 0ott'1
Gbitago og en- Meoicin, ban land
tdIoet "aurito," os icHbts s'ts'
prspetasie beraf. SUN brust' |
ale II 5laIterne og eienpanot 9tlSi
ben, for bpiltet ri er bsiIt9n td'n'1
melis.."
Or. peters "3urito" bar o9r't 4
oenot meb dlorig Ipigtenbe 6tlo | y
paHplln9en az S0goortrlle, Del M'
Sprinbelie / globet. Gae lrssOioi
ftabelige 4utori!eter sr eniss orl
R~beumatisme foruarIdges al 2l!li.]
b9relisn al llrinfpre / SIoost. "
rito" bel6reber G6eumatisms, ~
ben fiernsr faupel bsnne Tom ale an
urenbeber fra 2iosoGbf
lllig andre Meoiciner for'rl9ss /
life of g(pot6etere. Den Ian hlof
boloes bos Sabrifunten sler gI'n1
2otdls Ngenter. Sois in9en iaa7
finbss bin Narbeb, itrip til VI. III
Tabrneb, 112--114 So. Sonrs /"
Gbiodao, IN.
Decorah-posten., 1896-05-22
Set btutgc @rbeice l Sapan

ttdar mart pau Sbereoneen til ssors
onortng, efter hpab ben brittle 2eaaz
tiOnsietretGr Sotio pplpfer / en- Rapz
port, for bOis Snbbolo "Gepnimif'
reossier. "Wtun labsr fig i ubIunbet
oltfor rsget iir9mme at bette Snat
ON ben biuiss Qr6eibslsn / Supan,"
itrioer 2ssutionsIetretpren. "Oette
biuige Qrbsios, sasr meb andre Orb
Uiongelen pao gebop hos ben iapans
Re arbeiosr bill ionbipnIispis unbers
ean en- tor 5orunbrins iom 5elge of
ben 'loite Srig. Den bar truftet efter
ii9 beore 9ipstiIosr, os mso benz fol-
ger beiere arap pna 2snninaer.
Smua 9enninger eiosr baorliat Qrs
bsios, os man er nu @ibns til en- nos
ten baglis Stignine uf arbsibslsns
7en p1o be forItieaise Smraaosr.
jtu tieHer en- Suli 80 Gen eIer ca.
"a grs ON Dogsn, ps bet er aaersbe
oobbsit iaa messt ION ban bapbs for
nogls Var tilbage. Del famine tan
iless om mango 5orbruesartifler,
fom baiiigt tiger / @9rbi.
Decorah-posten., 1896-05-22

1,4S0, 000,0 900 MenueFer fuI Der fra
paa Sorotn ifplge be isueIte tatiitirt llasu
isseIicr. iii oisie uOQisr gftn3 gtio.tair
mere eno Salpparten o9 Guropas pmtrtHt
Gierotbel; fun en- RitnocSel tommtr b,
Ifrita % en- Solotebcl paa am,rita. ~,
Iuitralieu aueaar, iaa bar bet II, had
6OltemGnsoe eno 2Unoon altns ,nr Dad
% petersburg tiliummsu. europa ,y I'd
tcit befoltet; bet trll.r IS SnobDaen n
bier enseIf 6Oabratmil, mtocns aF,n \
As, amsriia 8, YOIarresiOnsrus 3 % apt,|
lien fun l..
Decorah-posten., 1896-05-22
Sicrnlticrnc Sicrnicn
90 CT TIM 6repr. Scr roget Jam
men til Snel. yaren'ttrn
garenion.

gisrnItjsrne 9jernion opboloer ZIG
lom bsiienbt for Siosn | Wun9en,
!S~opeofaoen / Sdpern, - ben famine
gp, bpor Dor auOen 0iatertonge, Sbs
ZEN, tibligsrs / iaa mango adr bar
bpet.
SeIofeI9eIig - 9isrnions pGlbigt
Saarlua, buItsoe SupitsrsG ienbrpn
ga belle pore 9lpparat msO bet opdos
peuote @dipn pIp. sicr tolosial GHett
blanbt be eIorittenos. glade Wun6e'
mere.
De inofebt. / 8absrus Sooeoifub
CT be alsrgsmDtlisite Msnneitsr / 8srs
BEN, - fure anIigtsr er for benz lige'
fda electromagnetic ipm Iurt 81.
Ssrfor gaar bet los meo SeIitaber
% Snbitationsr, pg Dor egen Sjerns
itierne gisrnIon maa ba ogida ret
jgouIis trotte i Sniptiole og botot
Slips, - bpdo ban aItib aisr meb
majeitptiF QIoor, og iudleoes at fer
Iig Snmsrns falbsr i bDb 6snrpttelie
pper bans imponsrsnoe 9%igterperion:
lig6eo.
Deb ct al bisie SslTtaber bpor
@isrniOn bar tiIItebe, itaI Der bore
tommet til tor Stdnoule. Siitorien
Ipoer Iaaleoes:
Oct er / ct Wibba9sIslTtab bos
@eneralleitnant b. g. s Solerens
RGtte refer en- 8repe b. 80. zig % I'D:
bringer en- Staal for Song Sscar ben
unoen, "Sigtertunsen." Den tbIte
Grsoe, Der formsntIis bill biis fig artia
MOB ben tiIiteoeoGrenoe 9jernitiernt
SjSrnion, er ufpriigtig moi til at iers
pere Grtigbsoen pda ben Maaoe, al
ban / bpiitemte soner bespnbsr at itiIe
De TO 9igterton9sr Sioe ON Sioe, -
bet er 10 lite iau gpot for en- SpIfer
ielp pm ban er Grepe, at pioe, bppr
9iprnion bar fine smmeite 2istorne
Rot er bet: Song Oscar % 9jsrns
Ttisrne 8isrnIon, Der peb ct Doerlieers
llbelb bleo bsnGpnt YarenItern 9arens
ion, loppriies Tom to liseitilleoe Dig:
tsre.
9etts blsp imiolertio Dor Itorr
Sisrnitierne for tungt at fprbsie. Sdn
refer Jig peo 8oroet pg bebsr msb
toronenbe Stemme ben u6elbioe 9rsps
ON at bolbe irrbe meb 1T Strapl.
Der bleu ielpfsIeelis itpr Opitan.
belize o9 ole reiite zig.
Srepen ital ba, beber bet, babe Be-
mGrtet noget Iaubant, iom at bpis Der
inbtruf bet Silfelbe, at en- 9pfter neg.
tepe at brittle en- Sellers Staal iaa
Oiloe ban r~eIitere PrpgI. 9aa bette
fdl Dor 9jernIon BABE ioaret meo en-
ooermaabe bigteriit uolaoning, -
bet truebe meb at bltpe fpmplet Sian.
bale. Sg Der bertes Raab ON, al
ben eneite 2ssning al &nuoen bar
Duel msllem @reben os Sr. 9isrnion.
0ette blep bog beloigois afp9reet,
ibet @Grten lugbe fig imelem os itafs
fsbs tiloeie en- Slags Sor'oning.
Men 9iernion bar, beber bet, ftbsn
SelTfdbet life lat fin SOB | bet Sus.
Decorah-posten., 1896-05-22

e%a1arpnen: 19uien Sal Gru,, ION bill
liot Wao til en- %ftaitar, Der III; fan fl
nOgtt Irbeioe.s
6rien: A$pis Sc bill blips her % tu
liot Deb for mig, fol Sc faa en- ioIjo III
bag c9iaa..
2a3aronen: 'Sm! Spab bar g I'll VI
bag ba?"
Decorah-posten., 1896-05-22

@Fa,Om etra'. etOfs Sang etroS,u
~ on Ie9tlo' 'o9t 0nOtnOtes, bar i qerfeu
! aar't 1890. GOrbrDOsrcn bopOe oior, e.
pgI0's ! &g0eri fra eiGtsus s%iatiomm.r'
Az s'rai 5'riOr pIascrsOcs ban ! en- ior
alsO'l meO ioIOt gauO, Der liOt ,t,,r TSt
opbeosOes til acsnina. ~
Decorah-posten., 1896-05-22
Gpretasionttte Blade.

"sionS,', fom ubtcmmer | "a
coma, Wdfb., bar ueeioet ct msset ptni
uoItnrtt Sptttnoemni Rumsr. qdu
SmIIaottS frrits Sios er Silebsr al
9ona Oscar, greiibent Glsp,ldno oa
ben oanne 9onsc, ret rem. norife JIog,
bet dmsrifarfe % oct oaufts Stag, %
ntserT pdd frrite Sioe er 9ilI,ber al
Ouosrnrrtrn, az @aTbinston. Calf
fornia, Oregon "a aIaNd. 9ldotts
fcyte SHE inoeboIoer sneel1is Soers
i1itelier al "6por herlist er nit So
tslano", pa Sbisus "E,rje @isen" mto
Sau]Ttrationtr. ReIten al be 90 sic
oer rpsdots al giIeSsr al beticnbte
Gteoer peb 9Bitsn % intsrssIante Or
filler ON 6orbpIbs / Sno. % lib
ldrott.
"RorOman0su" / @rano Sorts uos
CAR ct patisrt iIuItrsret 17oe Mai
supplement paa 80 Sioer. Oct I'M
oeboIosr ct Bar Sioer ON ben 17os
Wlai, giIeOtr al GiOsboIosmGnoene
pa Gio5pplosbpgninssn % en- artitsl
at Qrof. u. 9. gnosrIon ON Rorbs
maHoens / amsritd. ReIten al SIPS
p%Iementet pptages at 9ilsber % 9ss
firtocIisr al be iterre norite 5orrsts
ninssmGno | 9ranS Sorts.
"Rorosn" bar ! 9umeret for BEN
16os Rai Silsber al 60 betisnbte
norite qreritaners pe 2 &unItnerin.
Der. Oct er, boao 9laoet talosr en-
Sosrigt poer Rprgs / Qmerita. Der
eE osiaa forte SiograFsr al be FeIte at
Sisie bstienote Norbm9no.
Decorah-posten., 1896-05-22
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Decorah-posten., 1896-05-22

sioribiH9smdne: 'gtoa, bpaO flyer man
iad ON min Sale ON e0nObrue,ts nsoli.
psHbe Stininel'
5ournaiif: 'Den bar bait almiubsia
mtoIibenbeo.s
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1896-04-17
A OF SlLVERlTES.
Organizer George p. Keeney Predicts q
Hot Campaign for tho White Metal.

Organizer George p. Keeney Predicts q
Hot Campaign for the White Metal.
New YORK, April George P.
Keeney, general organizer of the
American silver organizations, has
arrived from the Pacific coast, where
he has completed his work. He said:
1t will be a surprise to the two old
parties when they discover that many
men whom they suppose to be mono
metallists come out uniualifedly for
bimetallism and free coinage. Since
I left California I have covered
all of the manufacturing points on
the Atlantic railroad, and within
the month representative merchants
and manufacturers from Philadelphia,
Boston. Washington and New York
will meet in this city and take steps
to negotiate for the reorganization of
the national financial policy with
reference to the silver question and
free coinage. Speakers will be sent
all ove the East to educate the voters,
while the West and Southwest will
take care of themselves. This will be
the great battlefield for the silver
men, and we will give the old parties
the greatest contest they ever had.
Our presidential candidate will be
either Don NJ. Cameron of Pennsyl-
vania, Judge Caldwell of Arkansas, or
Senator Tillman of Sorth Carolina.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1896-04-17

At last the question as to how the
stars should be arranged In u flag
has been settled. We presume that our
readers know that every time a new
state is added to the nation a new star
Is added to the flag, and every time a
new star is added to the flag a new
arrangement Of all the stars is neces-
sary to give the banner a symmetrical
appearance. With the admission Of
Utah, therefore, there had to be such
an arrangement that forty-five stars
would be accommodated. A great many
suggestions have been made by writer's,
but none Of them adopted. Finally the
secretary Of navy and the secretary OF
war agreed to a plan and this plan has
been approved by the president. The
arrangement Is very simple. The
forty-hve is divided into two sets OF
numbers, twenty-four and twenty-one.
The twenty-four is divided into three
sets of eight stars each, and the twenty
one into three sets Of seven stars each.
They are then placed together alter
nately. Thus at the top Of the field
appea q row OF eight stars, below that
q row OF seven stars. and below that
row OF eight stars and 20 on.
At HEZE -
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1896-04-17
WERE AFTER VANDERBILT
Bold Plot of Western Anarchists to Kidnap
Cornelius.

Bold Plot of Western Anarchists to Kidnap
Cornelius.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 1.-George E.
Gard, late chief of the Southern Pa
ciic company's detective service, who
came from Los Angeles last night, de-
clared that he had positive evidence
of an anarchist conspiracy to hold up
the Vanderbilt special train and abb
duct Cornelius Vanderbilt. He in
formed the officials of the Southern
Pacific company and they took all
possible precautions to prevent the
carrying out of the plot.
Shortly before the Vanderbilt
party reached Ell Paso,'' said Gard, Il
received a letter which detailed in
some degree the plans of a gang of ex-
tremists for making money out of the
kidnapping of Cornelius Vanderbilt.
The letter was written from here, and
the men who are working out the plot,
SO it was given to us, were making
San Francisco their base of opera
tions. The letter went on to say that
the men had been conspiring for some
time, but had not been able to agree
on any plan for making a haul until it
appeared in the papers that Wander
bilt and Depew were on their way to
California. They Immediately picked
out Vanderbilt as a shining mark and
proceeded to lay plans for a hold-up.
My informant was one of the gang,
and IN his letter to me he said he
would continue to act in the role of
conspirator n keep me informed of
their movements and any further de-
velopments in their plans.
From what l could Judge by the
letter the conspirators had sat that
time perfected no plans further than
to agree among themselves to hold up
the Vanderbilt special train at some
point in the San Joaquin valley and
make the best haul that was possible.
Ii no more money was to be had any
other way, Cornelius Vanderbilt was
to be kidnapped and everyone else in
the party was TO be killed if necessary.
in the accomplishment OF the end in
view.
THE Anarchists laid their plan to
hold up the train at some convenient
part OF the San Joaquin valley, and it
was therefore unnecessary to fear any
violence below Bakersfield. This side
OF Bakersfield the special train was
run only d. ring the day time and it is
barely possible. that this precaution
upset the plans of the conspirators.
Neither Mr.. Vanderbilt, Mr.. Depew
o any of the members Of the visit
Ing party were informed of the antici-
pated hold up, and they left the city
last evening on their way East with
out learning that they mad been made
the objects of a conspiracy by a gang
OF desperadoes.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1896-04-17

Some writer has said that war is a
game that were people wise kings
would not play at. 1t looks as If
the time had come when no king dare
play with war to a very great extent
without the consent of the people.
There was a time when a ruler waged
war and a defeat did not shake his
throne unless the enemy were able to
march into his own country and con-
Quer it. Now if a king be defeated in
an expedition that he has sent out, the
people call him to account in no uncer-
tain language. The example of Italy
and Abyssinia is to the point. During
the war between Russia and Turkey
there was a time when it looked as II
the Russians would be defeated, and 1t
Is said that during that time the czar
aged perceptibly, fearing the effects Of
disaster. A Russian defeat would
have meant instruction in his own en-
pire, This accounts in a very large
measure for the extreme reluctance the
nations Of Europe have Of making war
on each other, even when there seems
10 be an abundant cause. This state
OF things is propitious for the future.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1896-04-17

One-half the crop exports Of the
country not many years ago passed
through the port of New York. Now
that port enjoys o~ne-seventh Of this
export movement and its share is still
shrinking. The drift Of corn ship
ments is southwark. Baltimore is gain
Ing, but Newport News and Norfolk
are gaining faster and New Orleans is
an important port of shipment. With
the completion of the new line from
Kansas City direct to Sabine Pass an
other important port of exit for grain
will have been opened.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1896-04-17

The Winnebago county, Wis, board
has decided to adopt the workshop plan
as followed in Brown county for the
encouragement Of tramps. A four-acre
tract of quarry land on the south side
Will be purchased and a workhouse
erected thereon at a total cost Of $500.
1t Is expected to be in running order by
July l. 1t appears from the bills pre-
sented by justices and constables that
over 1900 tramps have been cared for
by the county since November 1, 1895.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1896-04-17
y INSTRUMENTATION Character.

a MythOIogicaI Chafhctef.
The young. nan had been telling
the girl q lot Of marvellous stories,
which he thought she was swallowing
whole, until she began to quiz him
and Yueer his yarns.
.Do you know" she asked after
she had been making him feel silly
for half an hour, what mythology
cal character 1 representa-"
Diana" he responded. anxious to
please.
"No." she dissented; .Orpheus."
How Orpheus?" he inquired. ''He
was a man"
II know, but he played won the
Tyre"
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1896-04-17
NJ Others

Anxiously watch declining health Of
their daughters. So many are cut off
by consumption in early years that
there is real cause for anxiety. In
the early stages, when not beyond
the reach of medicine, Hoods Sarsa-
parilla will restore the quality and
quantity of the blood and thus give
good health. Read the following letter:
cit is but just to write about my
daughter Cora, aged 10. She was COM
pletely run down, declining, had that tired
feeling, and friends said she would not
live over three months. She had . bad
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1896-04-17

Another factor has entered into the
regulation Of the prices of the woods for
1896. Reports from Australia say that
millions Of sheep have died from
drouth. The figures are placed at
$500, 900. The statement hardly seems
credible, but If it be true it can but
affect the price of wool all owe the
world. From this loss alone it is esti-
mated the wool clip for this year will
be 100000 bales short in Australia
alone.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1896-04-17

Strikes, lock-outs and other trade
disputes in England last year numbered
Hs. About 100000 people were af-
fected. In the preceding year there
were LOCI such disputes, and the num-
Der in the year 1893 was 1872. In 1894
about 325,00 persons were directly af-
fected, and in 1893 the number affected
was about $4,000. The large number
Affected that year doubtless arose in
part from the exceedingly precarious
condition in which many lines of buzz
ness found themselves.