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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-12-19
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9ulbei on Ser, 18. Dsj. -
MarD 51lt, 15 Sabre alt, pslhe ais
Oi:nItmdD6en in Der 5amilie @oparO
8aTI '5tra0enstp's, 2lufIe6ers css
neu2n t1tbolIfen 6riso6pfes an Der
peItIi6en Stabtgrtn5e angsItsut mar,
puroe beuts 8ormittag as 0ei6e nit
3erI6mstt;rtem &opfe, in Der &iiGe
os5 9auIes Qafunben, unO es Ite[Ite 'Ti4
ipdter 6eraus, Dap iie oon Dem IL
jdfrigen Sa5. 2oui5 S6spparo, einam
SoGne Ger 6rau Straoenstp aus elmer
friibersn She, nit elmer S4rptflints
erI1oien fporbsn mar. Der 8Ha6s,
peIder 3ur 3eit bs5 @orfaqes NIT
Dem U&dohen aQein i'm 9auIe mar,
BAT Die S6ut eingeItanoen uao erfIdrt,
er babe Wurp erI6ofen, neil i'm bic
ielbe beItdnDig nedte i6n gu 8ooen
mari uno inn N1ebl in Ols @sIiat
rie6. @r bat cine feline S4rumme an
Der RaIe, psI6e, tpie er iagt, our9 ben
RiidItoB Dsa8etpe9res perurIddt Durz
be, Der &nabe b:FinDst It4 in 9aft.
Ufarp 5tano isit lebtem ROoem6'r in
0;snitsn Straoenstp's. V}utter lit
tcot, Tbr 8attr uro iGre 9riiOer mob
neI HI 2QrsOo, Ger.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-12-19
enoIano,s radEMtsloles @rObeben.

Qon0or, 18. Ge3. = 3as 8.ItrFz
az Grob.6.n tpurce audi i'm SAlOI1e
QBirJo5pr gafii6It uno me6rere Wfitz
qliscsr c.s t0nigli6m 9auIe5 purOsn
0urh DdfI:l6e unianft aus ben
56LuFs sspsdt unO in i6ren 8ettsn
Gurh1erIttelt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-12-19
Der 9eatide Correspondent,

Edsitp, iuodentIif unb Sonntoss,
q. Wa'ne, Gisentbhmer uno Eeoaftenr
(gfohtpssr pou 8. Raine),
Shbfuet'Gde Saltimoress strase unb BoftsSficessue.
greis ocstdeIidbeu SIatteS, burf 1rdser beiorst,
12h Gts.; t6gIid)e unb 9ounta acfNusg gabe 3
Gents pro Do, Snhbar on bic oas SIatt beioreenben
Grdser.-1aaIidl neht q eonnta ssaluSgebc inter
yorto>Borausbesablune $3.50 pro Sabr, fur tlrStre
NIT SonntassbIaft, portofrei, NIT absus r Clubs,
81 80 BRO Sabr nan irseno eineut Srte bes SEIars
oee, 81 uadb europa. Trnntas ss Mus aate 81
pro Sahr:-Dos befte unb biuigfie oeutidle SIatt
n ben DiitteIs unb Sibiaatt.-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-12-19

zine e0;tori;ls9sIprsfung iiter Die 2lrt
unO Beii2, in psl62r Die SnIur9erten
in anOsrsn 2Gnosrn ibIe Sd6e b,trs;z
ban. gs 6:iBt r.1rin: nGs gi5t nod
lnoere &ris9sal,msnts, ais Die in Dan
WaIog'6irgsn. Der &r;eg miro ni6t
nur nit Den 8dfftn in Der 9aHO, ion
bern du6 nit anoaren MiitiIn 8sz
fibrt,"
8om &rieg8i 6auptaBa
9aDund, Is. Gl5em6,r. - Iub
Die 6eutigsn umtlifcn 9uQttin5 iino
Don 9sr:ngsr @i6iigfeit uno mslOsn
nur tleine 4ldnf2I,isn, in tpelfen Die
Spdnier, ME gelp0GnIid, iiegten. Die
5rapp'n osr6rlnnten na6 Ot3i2n Sic
gen, Oersn SdauptGBe Ii6 in Osr I'm
ge6ung DOR Santa Gru3 De los Pino5
uno 0imas bsfiuosn, eins 2(n3dbl
9iitt1n uno 3erIt0rtsn Die Srrots uuf
Den 6alosrn Der SnIur9tntcn.
8sformsn fir 9orto Rtco.
% orio, Is. 0e3em6er. - 9a8
&a6;net O;5tutirte in elmer gsjtrigen
SiBun9 Die BON Den &umm,rn b2r2ij5
gutg,6tiBsnen 9Rsformen fir 9orto
8icp, fam ubsr gu tsin'r 8eI6IuBfaIz
Jung in Der 2trgslegsnbsit. Die ip1z
niIds 9oIonie in ltruguap (Suoamez
rita) fat Der 3tgierungeiaR
ais 8sI6snf unge6otsn. SIS pirO gez
mslOet, olB Die Rsgierung pon Sun
Domingo 300 83pa6rs uno 10000
Yatronsn, Die fir Die SnIurgsnten auf
@ub1 bs5timmt pIren, bsi4ldgnaAmt
Fat.
Mun glaubt, oaB Biz. Rsgierung Die
2(bT9t, eine g}pte an bic W}dhte Be
trefT5 Der 8otI61ft o,s PrG IiOenten 81
rt6ten, dufgegsben 6dt.
5oponti8e 9ulfe fir bic
5 nurgenten du Dem
g 4iIip pinen.
Nuoiro, IS. 0s3amber. - Bie
ga Pa3" bs6auptet, 1T Osf,nit;O ernie
len poro'n, o1B Die Sdpdner Rann=
id,1Itsn uno Imnition duf Dan P6iltpz
Pin'n=5nieln gslanoet ba6,n uno buB
Die Dorti9sn SrTur9enten oon japantz
i6sn Off;3isren beTe6,igt paroen. 3psi
rpaitars 8dtdillone 5ruppan Iino nd6
Man;la eingsihifft lporOen.
8enardl PDldiisol, Der nige 8enez
raIzSlpitdn Der Y6ilippinen, bsa6iihz
ti9t, pie uus Wanilu 9smeloet piro,
Die IpaniI6e Regierung I'M Die 4bz
ieaoun9 3s6n peiterer 8ataiuone gu err
iufsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-12-19
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Raofpap's R,sos g1clicf b;D,5t pi, ibtmmR,S
edm,rJtn in elmer bis jpanJ;5 Minuttn, G,manS
brandt ,;u, StuEot uadoem sr oitis GunoUc, cts
Isi,u. b,imosiu6jt III it.u non
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-12-19
3 0 T | {.

Nep 0orf, Is. 0e3sm6,r. -
Die 3a9ri4t ii6er bic b,utigs MaBz
nllfna bas SanutszGomita's fir uusz
pdrtige 8e3is1ungsn erregte, ME ri4t
ar>srs gu erp1rttn par, einige QuIz
rssurg uuf Dem bieiigen 2lttisnmlrtte.
Die 2lnn16me, baB Der 8ei6luB css
S.n1tsz@cmite's ernits 9srrpifelun8en
nit Spanisn CUR 5olge 3a6In t0nnte,
isBt. bic 8Gr;n in St1no, o.n &urs
p;aler @ert6papierr 6era65uoruten,
urO ein Our4I6nitttid:5 .W,ifen ooa
0:er Pro5:ns unter 0en seitri3en
SdluBnotirungen mar bic 5oige.
Nan ertpdrtet nit Spanngng Die
@irfung, tpsIder Der feut: in W1I6z
ington geFaBte 8eT6IuB morgan auT
bic 80rIen in 2onopn unb auf Dam auz
republican Continent uusiiben fpirO.
S,oanfaus trerban Die ipunjIfan ST.
6erfejt,n Osrsn bauptiddIi9er Marft
in 41ris 1T, b:OsutenO 6sru6g:orIdt
rerpan.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-12-19
q o9 teine Spur pon Der
Qei9e Waceo's.

6dbunu, 18. 9e3em6er. - Sci
turgs6eridterltait:rn, tpeI4e fi4 aus
6apunu nu6 punta 8rdbu b.gd6sn,
gsganii6er ion Der SniurgsntsHfI6rer
9aIoomero Qcoita ii4 Odbin gsduB:rt
BADEN, oaB ale gaafori4ungsn na4
Der 2ei9e Maeeo's osrge6li4 isin mir
ben, bd ulactO Ii4 an Der SpiBt isinsr
oIlpdrts mari6irenoon Qrmes befdnoe.
QcoIta 6I6uuptet, er babe Nacso na9
Der YroOin3 Mdtan3as begleitet, ND
Der O6srgsneral fi6 BON ibm in 6er3s
li6E.r WsiIa oera6ihisoet Bate. Md=
GEO pdrs 3ur 3eit Isi4t perpuho't sez
peIen.
9as 6ieliae gtutt a2a 2u4a" 6ringt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-12-19
Giue &ur BET alien

Grtdltuug:n Suf'H srtjunOctsm @a!i', 5nilu'nja
groud,its. 9u,umonJl. Anibptlunq Der 6:itnis
nuftp,b. Guuiiuouuotn, absHmatismu5 0:ural'
gle 6rufbsulin. &opipt5, Sdbnp;5, Gr5ma,
atb:mHotb.
IS fuyirt ri. b;itipfcu St6mtr3tu in elmer bIS
,paugig Rirutcu. Ritmluo bruubt sus StuHO..
uaao,m sr Sicis @UHouce gsieicH, G@mcritH iu
l,jocu
Raoplu's RcaO0 8,Iict TT ,jn fdsrts Mittcl o;=
QcRen ale Sbmtr5tu, NerrcutuHg'u, GustibuuQtu,
Sam,g3cu I'M 3udsn aui Der Sruf Ootr in Den
SjlIfOfrU
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-12-19
1lebelbcFuocn oOcr Sdmer;tn.

Cla,u RopfD:5 CN1rdns oo;y ncroojss SoVta
ip.b), 3abniamcrJtn, 2mrnI1is &btumatismus,
oHftepsb, Samrjw unO StlUdh' i'm 8tid:n, rem
audqrat Oo,r o;rt Ri;gtn, @;idwtrotn in Otr Ht'
b,yo,ctHs. ,Sti:tuitca:u 9lnibw,uung Der ejtitUts
uns Sdbmerjcu ito,r 2irt bafit Die 4ppltltion pou
RaOpa0'5 Rtlitii ioior;iat Srtitt:ruH5 uno otlH
fort1cirstcr GcbEaub eing: Elge lang beD'r'it:!f
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-12-19
abbanb.n Qrfummcnc Stamamtrm.

8oIton Waif., 13. 9s3. - O6
j6m oas 4ortsmonnaie, rel6:5 0iaz
m1atsn i'm Wertbs bon $500 ert6i'lt,
ga7toblsn purce, cher o6 er es perl0r,
freiB DIR in J}r. "a, S7t : 90. StruBe
Tan gort, po6n3nOe Mapsr 9er3og
n:ft, nur 10 piel lit inn 6etannt, OaB
i'm oas foIt61re 9ortemonuaie 9:Itern
Q6sno 3piI6en 9unposritrdBs II. Dem
9arf 3beater ubbanoen fun. 9er3og
1T 8sI4dftsrei5snDer fir ieinen 8oz
ter, Oen Sup:ti,r N6rdblmS. 9er5og.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1896-05-15
NiscesIan e0us.

State Senator James Rallanfine 0f
the IWenty-siSth New York district
died at Kingston, y. Y.
Tie German American Title comnany
made an assignment at Louisville. Ky.
Assets, s22J 900, liabilities. 100000
Preparations are under way at New
ark. y. j., to send a fiji filihustering party
10 Cuba. a hundred men. many of
them civil war veterans, have enlisted
Theodore X. Graham, formerly q
member Of the firm Of Youngsmith.
Field 4 Co, Philadelphia, has disap-
peared, and il IS said that his finances
are in a badly tangled condition
The movement Of Father Kolaszew-
SKI. pastor Of the Independent Catholic
church at Cleveland, to transfer the
church and congregation to the Meth
odIst Episcopal fold is progressing and
is said to now be an assured fact.
The net income Of the New York.
Chicago q st. Louis Rail way company
lor the year, as shown by the report
submitted at the annual meeting at
Cleveland. was S1.141 .3OS AZ. A bal
ance on hand cf S2S1, ,}0S 46 is shown
The Cheyenne and Arapahoe Inai-
ans Of Oklahoma are greatly incensed
against their agent, Capt. a. T. Wood
son or the Fifth cavalry, and at an
Indignation meeting Just held by all
The chiefs and prominent members Of
the tribes decided to give him thirty
days notice to leave the reservation
John =, Leone, Corsican who was
found In Joliet in an insane condition
was recognized by 4 travelling man
who called him by name and gave him
cake Of soap. In few minutes he
was himself and told the story Of his
lic. He IS sculptor in soap, and his
most famous work was the designing
Of Brooklyn bridge at the Worlds fair
He does not know how he came To ~
in this city, but thinks he was robbed
in Chicago and put on q train for
Joliet
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1896-05-15
From E0rei2 shores.

Roman newspapers deny that Ecco-
tiationS arc pending for Il cession Of
kassala to Great Britain
England has refused cNtradition in
tie ease Of Cornelius Hertz the Pana
ma canal lobbyist wanted in France.
\ letter from Smyrna. Western Tur,
key, says that Armenian relief funds
ar" diminishing while the number or
destitute is increasing.
The newspapers confirm the rumor
that II. lIerhettc. French ambassador
TO Germany. will only return to Berlin
TO present his letters Of recall.
body Of LOCO dervish rifiemon and
large body Of mounted deryishes
have been seen near 4AkaS Shch They
appear 70 hc concentrating for an at
tack upon that place.
The emperor Of Russia las ordered
100000 decorated goblets to be dis
tributea among his subjects who at
tend the festivities in connection Yith
his cornatian next month at Moscow
Preparations are being made 10 an
peal through Brussels against the ac-
quittal Of Capt. Iothair. the Belgian
officer who hanged the English trader
Stokes in the Congo Free State.
Gonstantinople newspapers were au-
thorized to announce the death Of the
shah OF Persia. but without stating the
cause. one newspaper announces that
the shah was out for a walk, felt an
We'll and died suddenly
Spanish papers announce the mar
rise Of the eldest daughter Of zen
Martinez CampoS, the predecessor Of
Gen. Weylef i'll Cuba, and the marquis
Of cayo del Rey Gen Campos is row
in Germany with his second daughter.
who is extremely ILL.,
The czareWitch. who is i'll at Nice
passed a restless ard fcyerisl night
Ills mother, the oAempress of Russia
was at his bedside during the greater
part Of the night. The physicians
have ordered change Of air. but his
condition prevents him from being
moved at present.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1896-05-15
4 man named Wclch, accompanied

4 man named Wclch, accompanied
hy his wife and children. drove into
Chad,uu. Nch.. and rcpartcd that he
had Killed his nnjGAhor. Glenn Sah}r'.
farmer near Ida. Wc.ch has always
borne good reputation.
A~+1f,r g. WELLINGTON and Mrs.
Fanny Speed, both of Chicago, were
arrested at Colorado Springs, Col. on
"A complaint Sworn ont 10y the former =
wife and were brought to Denver.
where Mrs Wellington was waiting to
receive thvm.
Eddie Torhcrt. fcathprvpight pucil-
ist t2icd tu commit suicide at New
York 10y taking paris green. He will
recover. EeSpundency over the dlth-
Guilty he WAS experiencing III raising
money for The renewal Of his saloon
license WAS tn" cause Of his attempt
at Seif-G "~,rUCfiun.
& Edward rr.rlpSton son Of the Chi
raoo ruI!lti-miIliuBairr ana Mrs G. T..
Farmer who eInped from Phoenix TWO
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1896-05-15
Ca sualties.

Fire gutted the store Of the Good
year rubber company at Buffalo, en-
failing a loss of S1OD,upO.
The British fruit steamer which
went ashore off Highland Light was
the Forest IIolme from Mediterranean
ports. She was fioated without dam
age.
There was a disastrous blaze at Syc-
amore. Ill. A Chicago Great Western
freight train caught fire and several
freight cars. dining car. Which WAS
on a nearby siding. and three oil
tanks Were destroyed. The fire started
from an oil explosion III one Of the
freight cars. Conductor Pierce per-
ished in the flames.
McEWan Bros 4 Cos saw mill mar
roWly escaped destruction by tire at
Bay City. Mich. Fifteen hnndrcd
colds ef slabs west Of the mill were
destroyed. Tie entire department was
called out and the fire brought under
control. Had there been high wind.
the lrill and a million feet Of lumber
Wouli have been destroyed.
Oscar BriEn, a tiye-year-old boy. liv-
ing with his parents near Anna. Ill.
dled from the effects Of an overdose Of
morphine, administered by his mother.
SIN. lad sent to the drug store for aui-
nine. The package Was properly Ia
beieu on the Wrapper. a mistake had
been made. evidently by the packers.
and instead Of quinine. the bottle III
side the wrapper contained morphine
The two har-es cut from their lash
lIas when the steamer Vera PaZ went
down have been found and towed TO q
port Of safet ynear New Orleans. They
VIII be sold for salvage The Vera Paz
and hargeS left JeffersonyiIle, Ind.
starch Z, for Livingston. Guatemala.
he steamer was valued at $4,000
and tn" barges at $1,000 each.
Ieconnt G. Pierce. a Chicago Great
Western freight conductor. who was
killed by his train at Sycamore. Ill.
was resident Of Cedar Rapids Iowa.
lie was we'll known in railroad circles.
having been conductor for the Chica-
go, Milwaukee q st. Paul for many
years. He leaves a wife and two chill
dren, one Of the latter bein. the noted
boy singer, Willie Pierce.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1896-05-15
People In Print.

A Richmond paper declares that FitZ-
hugh Lee mixed the tis>t mint 1ulep
that President Cleveland ever drank,
Congressman Livingston If Georgia
is talked of for a candidate To eGin-
plete the Democratic presidential
ticket.
Gen. Wolseley says the man Who be
lieveS the time is coming when there
will be no wars is a dangerous dream
er.
Thomas w Keenc made contract
with Charles H. Ianford. who will
manage his tour next season and act
with him
John Wright. a leading planter cf
Geylon, protects his employees from
cholera hy giving each Il teaspooEful
Of charcoal every morning.
Descartes' tercentcnary will he oh
served by the publication of com
plete edition of his works by author
ity Of the French government
Billy Williams. the Oldest Of the Nez
Perces Indians. and the last Of those
who saw the explorers. Lewis and
Clark. when they crossed the conti-
nent from the Atlantic te the Pacific
ninety odu years ago. dled at hannah.
Idaho April g. His exact age was not
known.
Leonard Huxley is hard at work on
the life Of his father. the late Prof
Huxley. but the volume is not likely
to appear before the autumn An in
teresting feature Of it will be a num-
Ter Of letters on social and political
subjects addressed by the professor to
tn extensive circle Of correspondents
Mrs. Anna p. Clemmer. the dairy
commissioner OF the State Of Colorado,
IS a self-reliant, progressive woman
She lives at Boulder. where she has a
Jersey herd. and with her own hands
makes 200 pounds Of butter a month.
Two miles from Boulder she has a hay
ranch OF l6O acres and 600 chickens
TO all Of which she gives her personal
attention. besides looking after her
Office Ia Denver.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1896-05-15
Teller Is FIRM
Tie viii Not >npparf !, n,.,
On "a colo Platform,

Washington, May II. II yi.u ~
~. conflicting reports toneernjnq his
a5ii}'iae senator Teller of t,nlnr,dn
- ~ TIC Following telegram ia he reaa
!" The Republican state convention -
pc lleld II Pueblo this week
Ion Irving EIowbert. eola,.,aa
i~l}al9s. 'olH. wish 10 say tn ,hn
1'ss.' convention through Won thai
W no. dtsire to 20 10 the national con.
Nsi1'lah. ahd cannot 20 unless III. stata
'iiNSiaini Is Ii accordance with my
''i>' aeeialln4 that iii coming cam
l'"iSh the silver question is tho n,ra
siiaNlit issue Tie state cony.nt,a,,
sloald act with The full knowled.n
mn 10 not intend tn sup,,ar, !, 80,
alaat' on gold standard PLATFORM
4. ~ platform of doubtf,l con,
SaruSflon. II this course ,,nts n,n 49,.
~ sympathy With tie Kepullcan a.,
,,1 ,,1.1.n' ~ tiie state as Il portion Of tle
'el''lliican press aile.e II will
eepi TIE result with al IFS looic,l -,
,'ia'hccs ~ preference To an ahan-
uoiii'4eh' :. oi principles and s,nltit.a
l'oia ~ my record made as conca,,a
49, ~ INSTRUCTIONS Of every Rpnuh-
~ STATE convention held in Cnlnr,u,
'uiliis the last twelve years
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1896-05-15
WASHINGTON Talk.

Senator ThurStou from tEe commit
tee OH International eNpasition> made
Il favorable report Upon the hill I" ana
the proposed exposition at Nashville.
Tenn.
The house committee on pensions or
dered Il favorable report on the Oil in
troduced hy Representative StaliinG"
to increase the pensions ot veterans "f
the Mexican and Indian wars and
their widows from S. to ST. mCnth
A trip Of inspection Of many Of the
local land offices in Minnesota. Mon
tana. Idaho, California and Colorado
will he made during June hy Commls~
sioner LamoreuN OF the general land
office.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1896-05-15

81. ,, ..-,,. .4u4,ts+,l,y
Havana. NaN 10 u ""> ~
/ announced tu~uaN 'i'd} t'' nv" w
We're captured on i"aTH '"' '"'f'
ioF were tlt'n Et"aA '">'' N,'''''' '''
Navarro, ~ C"liiHiH'@I NJ" '"' ~
@tl1H "f }It prosecutor ""'i >'.''e'',
Ut TIE naval lEaIGtiti. "flh"f'H "'''.
signed I'll" sentences q N'"'" ""l l'',N''
uron 1hc hhhU>tF}>. i't "hl""'t,'
mtht j. >Ulll'fHthI'H ~ W S'"'
lEent that I'll N'@" 81 'Et "'- II >tn''
tohsldtlH1VhN 'if '">'> va '"' -
busters nave htti l'i'fI'N f"i t'i"I
decI~1oh - 'h' S'l'i'tL' }'''t"!'"t ~
war and marine
We alleged MINISTERS, h"' II 'i'jz'hN
II HE ! niird States ana sara /" iia We
formed laf' 81 lh' t"fiit"itt"i 'Nl"nt-
lIeu, nave aff1Fea AeF' III oHHt"nN
from heil& M0nao. htN We're cap
iufcd ny the socai =WrFIlila> ol laiiia
some illnc atet ~" ahd.he. ne
steamer Triton las brought here Il
small beat winch WAS fouhu atalt-
doncd on the coast Icy The mayer Of
R.irHeeS. The boat j. believed to
have belonged to SHAH expedition
which has landed iii the vicinity OF
the spot Whcr" the Competitor was
sighted ANA captured
1t Means neiay
Washington. May T. In the Com
iettot case II can hc "uthoritattSnly
stated that al the request of the nit
cd States ~ Spanish government
VIII p"s'penc execution of the death
sentences upon American citizens un-
~ tile views 81 Nc hlted states re
SieG'ih2 Tue Application ~ th' II cases
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1896-05-15

The New York papers are rather rub
bing it into BoolhTucker since his re-
cent unsayory Summing experiences
The Commercial-Ady says: 1T
is to be regretted that, among his large
sons n-laW, the elder Booth rummag-
ing in his marsupial pouch. could find
no family representative better adapt
eyed creature who figured few days
ago in a local police court The Com
mercial Advertiser then gees on to in
sinuate that the jumping jack evange-
list has fallen 2 victim. to the dime
museum instincts Of Steve Brodie.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1896-05-15

Mr. Andrew y. White, lately our
minister to Russia, has shown that
States in proportion to its population.
than in any other country on the globe.
This probably does not take into ac-
as the Armenian massacres. but even
Withou these. it is 4 humilating and
depressing statement
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1896-05-15
! OF l. AND KNIGHTS
heht Union With Ah..
-.Wn.tnO Men


NeW York. May 13.-Thn HnraL, ,,ia
,'io'nlla SAYS long step toward
f'i1ihiIeDt union between thn w..
San Federation If Labor o,,a -
49, 80 ~ - abor which. together con
lroi about 2.Ono,O0a or.anivaa ~.
'hSitf'I. was taken AT ,ast ,;'.1'.'.
.,.'.',hs - The Central Labor nn,nn
Nhi'h y purely local had,
'''iled s. either. but contaipino n,'i",,a 49,
Mlli''l owe allegiance to BON ',''ni,s -
- oas received by samuel sna,,a,.'.
tn.sI''i' 81 y" Federation aski,l 80 J,
eei1fai Labor union IL SIM; ~ ~ ,i,e
,,le'ices and iau .ln. I.aa.a -
iA',, Tie leltcr was read cba,la.' ~,
iioa'iicN 81 the electrical ,'.,
niiion. i Knight of I.ahor. aa,,o, mol MS
""Iseh u The only Opponent 80 - ~ 49,
'oiiil'eis proposition was Iol, 49, -
Sa'e 81 tho brewers union = u','-
- - i,apof WHO had grievance hean,,'.. ~
~, ~ ''sIh'1"l once opposed 4 hnvna,,
~ ~ ~, hhiali> Of Labor on J, hr.,,an,. 49,.
!, aSiliiI'on 4 motion i, I,n,,s
EnWaih, q tlrl Knight ~ s -
!" a,,' ,'ier President Gompers' reeve, a.'i'
minated nnion for i yo,e wa. 49, 70
- - large majority. ~ -
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1896-05-15

Senator Reagan of Texas. who was
present at the battle Of Cold Harhor.
says that if Grant had succeeded in
breaking Lees lines the Confederate
commander had not a regiment Of re-
serves to put into the fight. Grant in
Cured heavy losses at Cold Harbor.
but it seems that he tried TO ena the
war Oh that field
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1896-05-15
The Aaure.i Bachelor

i cannot see. said the sela1
maiden, why a young man i
should always be deemed I
for laughter
Nor L." said tho soured had
There is nothing more cruel
making sport Of n mental iln11
Indianapolis journal.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1896-05-15
Tit for Int

Servant ffrom next door,-Hpr
Ct sends his compliments. anal,
You please shoot your dog, as ID
let him 20 10 Sleep
Neighhor Give my respects d
Mayer and tell him / shall N
obliged if he VIII poison his iai
and burn her piano UnterllE
blatt.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1896-05-15

Again 4 Brooklyn burglar has been
woman. Ii the new woman las made
herself unpleasant in some directions.
the world is 1T least indebted to her
for exploding the old superstition that
the average burglar is a desperate
man.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1896-05-15

The fact is now recalled that years
ago Bismarck said that President kru-
ger, OF the Roer republic. was the
greatest statesman he ever met The
British statesmen We're not 50 Wise
as Bismarck. They nnderestimated
the man they were dealing with and
consequently find themselves III i
hole
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1896-05-15

In Germany water pipes are being
Ing to prevent fracture. 1t is claimed
that they give thorough protection
against moisture il tho ground
against tie action Of acids and aka
lies, and that they cannot le penetlat-
ed by gas,s.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1896-05-15

AS the estimates Of the cost Of the
Nicaragua canal submitted by engiu-
GERS Of high reputation vary from $780,
oO0.00o to $50. 0ON .o00. the whole sub
ject at present amounts TO nothing
more than an engineering lroblela
with Lo solution III sight.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1896-05-15
From the Nunens Caller

"ph. isn't nc perfectly KILN.
tered the vesta virgin
There seemed reason in her n
Indeed. then the Roman q
dcigned to smile upon The neFI
atorial champion Of the arena
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1896-05-15

Gen. Weyler contends that the time
has not come Cor reforms in cuba
With insurgcnt armies closing IA on
Gus explosions IN his palace. the gen
eral may have occasion to change his
mind in the course Of a month or two.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1896-05-15

There appears to be a lull in the
Cuban matter, SO far as diplomacy is
concerned, but the insurgents are GO
ing right ahead with the work Of
showing that they deserve independ-
ence, and that they do not propose 10
accept any other basis of settlement.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1896-05-15

Mr.. kecley, Of. motor fame, has an
nounced that hereafter his machine
will be propelled by the vibratory, in
stead Of the vaporic ether method.
Well, it is quite immaterial, il either
case, and Whap the world is waiting
for is results. not methods