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The Republican journal., 1896-11-26

Atchison gave a majority of nearly
nine hundred against the Populist candi-
date for governor. Atchison county went
for Weaver four years ago, but Atchison
people know when they have enough. and
this year they voted with their eyes OPEN
In abusing Kansas for electing a Popu-
list administration, do not abuse Atchison:
Atchison did its duty. In laughing at
Kansas people you meet hereafter, exempt
those from Atchison. Atchson Globe.
Our Kansas contemporary addresses
this appeal ITO Eastern People, and it
is only justice t. add that the Globe was
an able and an earnest worker in behalf
of sound money and the National honor.
With more such papers Kansas might
have escaped the Populist slough into
which she has plunged and thus saved
her honor and her credit This comment
of the New \ ork Sun seems to cover the
ground:
The case of Kansas has been accurately
diagnosed by the accomplished editor of
one of It's own newspapers. In an article
published during the campaign, but quite
applicable to the results of the campaign,
the Emporia Gazette remarked with more
truth than elegance that 'Kansas started
in to raise hell, and she seems to have an
over production.
The Republican journal., 1896-11-26

HOODS PILLS cure Liver Ills,
Biliousness, Indigestion, Headache.
A pleasant laxative. All Druggists.
The Republican journal., 1896-11-26

-rablished fact, says the
-pondent Of the Machias
n. Keel and portions of the
~ If the Margaretta cap
Jnue,1775, are imbedded
} and weeds at or near the
his cove in that town. 1t is
she was left on the flats
urr 3, in sight.
memory may be at fault,
believed that the bones of
-.l we're left in Middle River,
dai water which has since
-lass land by the SUBSTITUTE
'r the wooden bridge.
The Republican journal., 1896-11-26

unouncement that the "war-
AGAINST the public credit and an
Lar viii be renewed, and that he
overs will continne to be a
'''' r'Vying industries and the pub
", meets with general con-
he ST. Louis Globe Demo-
.e warfare to be continued?
american people refuse to
-HDramus and tool of the silver
a M Lair of a Washington, Lin
-r'eland; because they defeat
to give Anarchist Altgeld, or
. "uHlly unfit person the Cab
NJ. "noe held by a jefferson, a
seward; because they refus-
ID The scheme to make Coin
"r a successor to Hamilton,
Wiisle; because they knocked
'He conspiracy to put Tillman,
ebgn, Stone or other blather-
I5thet- makers in the places IN
t Council once filled by Stan
a Bancroft or Crittenden
-.. suffers at Portland have queer
tl Tn settle, and it is question
e- el has the best end of it, the
r' 'he loser. One of them has to
MI. " oysters in the shell and open
n. ue other has to eat them all as
Nh ' Iley are opened. If the fellow
f '7 D" bay the bivalves has the knack
ine -'n5 them handily, the other is in
recalls somewhat similar con-
m '1ilImore number of years ago.
f.. '"'dlhg genius at the oyster bar in
mi motel was a portly coiored man
u'"ered to the name of John, and
j.. '' Was an expert in opening oysters
need be said. One night some
a.. D- o'oods dropped in for few raw,
.. 'le of them made a bet that he could
E., NYSlers as fast as John could
81, 'Nem, He made the attempt, but
L5 ne writer subsequently asked
,l He did his best and his reply was,
hi; 1o SIT, if had should have killed
The Republican journal., 1896-11-26

-ion by fire of the business
N" town of Enfield follows
ii the burning of the bust
,le town of Great Barring
embarrassment in the for
the latter, was the lack of
HnGuisAing apparatus. A
an better afford to omit to
contributions to the foreign
md than try to get along
"lly equipped fire depart
.l Herald
aFS of business competition,
au only be attained by pru
Went, insurance rates and
which are closely related,
actors. Belfast and Win
Lave water systems that fur
BIB 0uant supply for all purposes,
protection, and thus have
'-a rates, and offer, with other
r'4-s au excellent field for manu-
"H- uustries.
The Republican journal., 1896-11-26

uan Young, the well known
7r. spondent, enjoys the eX-
,'lction of an election to
Philadelphia district by
$50, his total vote being
~4 the banner district was
sentative Harmer, of the
t lose majority was 26, 405.
& l., Post.
made mention of Mr..
Yidacy-we suppose we must
t.o- i'm "Jim'-and now joins
Nations of his many friends,
lbs election, but on the phe-
Iity which testifies to his
the city which has known
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1896-05-02

The state Sunday school convention
OF South Dakota, to be held in Parker
May 6 to 8, promises to be one Of the
beet ever held in the state. Rev.
George B. Merrill, ID. d., who is to con-
duct the bible study, is one Of the best
teachers in the west. He has a large
class in the twin cities which meets
weekly for the study Of the bible. Mrs.
r. G. Smith, Of Minneapolis, who is 70
have charge of the primary work, is an
acknowledged leader in that depar tment
and is the author Of q system OF primary
cards which are finding great favor all
over The country. Those who are to
speak from this state are OF the best
speakers that the state affords. Rev. c
f. Mattheson, Of Parker, will answer al
queries on entertainment.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1896-05-02
OLYMPIAN PRIZE WINNERS.

The American Athletes Arrive in New
York With Their Trophies.
NEW YORK, May -Four Of the
prize winners in the Olympian games
at Athens last month, A. G. Tyler. F.
A. Lane, H. B. Jameson and Robert
Carrot, all of Princeton. arrived here
On the North German Lloyd steamship
Spree from Bremen. AL were in the
best of health and spirits and were de.
lighted with their trip. At the steam.
ship pier they were welcomed by mem.
bers of their immediate families and
then they took the train for Princeton.
The little procession down the gang
plank was led by Carrot, who sue.
ceeded in capturing three Of the olive
and laurel wreaths presented to the
prize winners in the stadium by the
king of Greece. Tyler carried his
vaulting poles and will preserve them
as an interesting memento Of q mem.
orable trip. All the boys wore medals
Of gold and blue enamel received a.
prizes. What were cherished most,
however, were the wreaths. These
were carefully packed in strong leather
boxes which will not be opened until
Princeton is reached.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1896-05-02

Inter Ocean, 80: Twenty million
pounds OF shoddy were imported to the
United States, during the first full year
OF operation Of the Willson-Gorma
tariff, In excess OF the imports Of any
other year. This is an increase OF more
than eight thousand two hundred per.
cent; we write the words, lest any read.
ers should think that $500 is a misprint.
The estimate is made by the American
Economist, and is borne out by the
treasury reports.
One OF the honestly foolish who be-
lieved that free trade would "mend mat
ters" was D person named David A
Wells. Mr.. Wells has infinitely more
command over language than over ideas,
and, among other creeds, he wrote a
q highly sensational article that he
headed death in the Cloth" In this
article he said. as is true enough, that
foul disease turks in the shoddy that
Europe exports, and argued that by
Opening the markets OF the United
States to the products OF the world the
cheap woods Of Africa. Australia, and the
Argentine would supplant what he
rightly called the "death-imbued shod-
dy." The Inter Ocean told him that
nothing Of the kind would happen, but
that free wool" would mean 'free shod-
dy." for shoddy is just waste wooden
rags.
The results are before Mr.. David 4.
Wells; 20,00O,OOO pounds more Of what
he rightly called death in the cloth
have been imported during the first year
Of the Wilson tariff than during any
other.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1896-05-02

The cases against A. B. Smedley and
E. T. Sheldon recently appointed regents
is now before the supreme court. The
main point it contains is whether the ex-
piration Of q term creates q vacancy.
The governor has power to fill vacancies
without the consent OF the senate, but
the constitution provides that regents
are to be appointed for full terms by the
governor and the appointment confirmed
by the senate. The validity Of all the
acts of the board in their numerous
meetings this mouth hinges on the de-
cision OF the court which gives it more
than usual interest.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1896-05-02

The completion Of the Yankton, Nor
folk Il Southwestern railroad from
iankton to Norfolk will reduce the
necessary travelling from the Black Hills
about l25 miles, and make it un-
necessary to Journey via Sioux City or
Omaha to reach the Hills country.
This road is graded and there are good
indications that it will be built and
equipped by the Great Northern during
the next six months.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1896-05-02
viii Have q Fine Church.

DUBUQUE, Ia, May 2.-The ceremony
of laying the corner store Of st. Luke's
Methodist Episcopal church took place
before an immense The
new building replaces n built As
years ago, and will cost 800. 600. The
church was founded in 1883, and is the
pioneer Me. hodist church in Iowa.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1896-05-02
Herbert q Guest OF T~ouor.

CLEVELAND, May AT the annual
banquet Of the chamber of commerce
al the Hollenden hotel last night. Sec
rotary Of the Navy Herbert and Mayor
William L. Strong of New York were
the guests Of honor. Secretary Her
bert responded to the toast ''Our Coun.
try; Its Achievements and Its Perils."
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1896-05-02

Sioux Falls Press, l: The salary bill
fixing the pay Of the United States court
officers has been received in this city.
The South Dakota msrshal's salary is
now $4,000 a year. Heretofore he re-
ceived fees which were pretty fat. The
deputy marshals still work on the fee
plan.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1896-05-02

width into Lake Poinsett. This lake,
which is six miles long and three miles
wide and one Of the prettiest lakes in
South Dakota, has been raised several
feet already, and the current from the
river is likely to continue for several
weeks yet. The dam is so constructed
that a certain percent of the water is
allowed to pass on down the river"
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1896-05-02

Bids for state printing were to be
opened in Pierre yesterday. As the op-
%portunity to bid has been thrown wide
open this year the competitors are many
and keen.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1896-05-02
HAZARD the Chief Guasf.

LONDON. May 1.-The United States
ambassador. Mr.. Bayard, was the chief
guest at the annual dinner of the In
stitute Of Mechanical Engineers. Lieu
tenant Commander w. s. Cowles, naval
attache to the United States embassy,
was also a guest.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1896-05-02

San Francisco, May 2.-The steam
ship Doric has arrived from Hong Kong
and Yokohama with nine cabin and
800 steerage passengers. The black
plague. is still prevalent in Hong Kong
and Canton. Two Europeans have
been attacked by the disease.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1896-05-02

Minnehaha county is now holding its
first term OF court without a grand jury
and it is thought the experiment will
prove satisfactory.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1896-05-02
Twenty Years for Matricide.

CEDAR RAPIDS, Ia, May 2.-Judge
Thompson sentenced Thomas Lally to
20 years for the murder of his mother,
and Gus Trainer for our years under
conviction for manslaughter for killing
Dan Turner at Prairieburg.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1896-05-02

1t is not a miricle. 1t won't cure
everything, but it will cure piles. That's
what DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve will
do because it has done it in hundreds Of
cases. FRANK SMITH.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1896-05-02
Minister willis Has Ppeumoui.-

SAN FRANCISCO, Nay ALBERT 8.
Willis, United States minister to
Hawaii, is seriously i'll at a/local hotel.
After his arrival from Honolulu q week
ago he was too poorly to continue ON
his journey without q rest. In a
day O two his physicians found that
Minister Willis was stricken with pneu.
monia and for several days his condi.
ton has been considered precarious.,
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1896-05-02

Bryant special to the Minneapolis
Journal: "The dam in the Sioux river,
between Castlewood and Estell,ne, 10
throwing , streom nearly 40 feet in
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1896-05-02

MAY 2, 1896.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
TO.ADVERTISRRS

The DAILY LEADER makes q special feature OF
furnishing information concerning the advantages
aud resources of the city OF Madison and Of the
state at large emitting IL to the patronage OF ad-
7ert,-ers of every class.
J. STAHL. Proprietor.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1896-05-02

Triple Hanging NJ Fort Smith
FORT SMITH. Ark. May 2.-The exc
cution Of John and George Pierce and
Weber Isaacs took place during the
afternoon in the Jail yard.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1896-05-02

Take a dose of DeWItt's Little Early
Risers just for the good they will do you
These little Pills are good for indiges.
ton, good for headache, good for liver
complaint, good for constipation. They
are good. FRANK SMITH.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1896-05-02

Homeseeker, do you want a
cheap home in the best portion
of South Dakota
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-12-03
Nom Xran6paaI.

PrdFbent 2rGser bon IranspaaI III
BON Der 2eeislatur baielbit nit aubsr'
orbsntIitsr @etpalt lber bic Brsfie unb
ale Srsmbe i'm 2anoe befleibet tporben,
Das cine Der betreffenben @efebs lautei :
Der Brdfbent bat ieberseit bas Hedi
Unit Beiratb unb 8uitimmuns oes
StaaiSratbs), gang ooer seitweife ben
lmlauf bon 9rudidriften su perbisten,
wslde mad ieinsr gnfitt quite Sitten
ober ben Srieben unb bic Orsnun8 Der
Republif sefdbrben".
Gin stpeitsS @sieb Iautet .sIqe
5remben. rpeIae gum nnssbOriam sssen
bisies @eisB ober sur reberi6reitune
DsGelben burd Wort ober S4rift oosr
6fentlidsS Nuftretsn aufreiSen, pDour6
5rieben uno Oronuns i'm Staat sefdbr'
bet iino ober fem mbsen, fbnnen BON
Prdiioenten ausseipieien tperben".
Der .8oltSraao" bat aud flrsIi@
nab elmer laneen unb bibieen Debate
cine Ginpanosrunes. 8efdrdntunespor'
laee mad amsrifanii6sm Nuftsr an8s.
nommen. Sic %perlnnet. bab @intpan'
persr nit pdfsn psrisbsn finb unb nit
UitteIn sur Selbfsrbaltuns, ober iie
mlHen na&peiisn, bab fe arbeit srbal'
ten t6nnen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-12-03
&AnIsNeh1rbe.

Gin u%nertpartster bramatif1er 0orfaa
trus fi4 in Der 8eriammlune bisfer BE.
b6rbe am Montae Abenb Dor. aIs Der
5aq Bon 5rau 2uep Booth sur grIsbis.
uns fam. 8oriibsr Dormier bonn Sod.
uno Trainir. S9ule Gomite erbob iid
mad @rIeoisuns GINGER u%nbebsutenSer
6ef6dfte unb ertldrte, ba setulhe an'
Hagen sesen ben Gbarafter elmer Der
2ebrer in Der So6i&uIe eema4t tuorben
feien, bas Gomits eB fur gut befunben
babe. bisfsIbsn su untsriu6en unb sinsn
8eri@t bariber absuftatten. 81 leste
oann ben Beri@t Dor, pelder beiaete,
eab bic eesen 5rau 2uep Booth erbo.
benen GnfIaeen untpabr unb aueen'
fdsinli1 nur in bbspiaiser abfidt &c.
ma6t tuurben, UNI bic Dame tu i4doi.
gen.
auf antras ipuroe Der Gomits BeriHt
o Der Bebbros inooiiirt unb bic pa.
pierre in BEN Sale sur SintsrIssuns be'
orbert.
Srau 8ooib srbisIt bann bas @ort
une nabm bic eanse AnseIseenbsit in
ueberiiHt. befen Gnbe ite su einem Ans
srif auf Superintendent Sotpel bee
ba ibr Insrif oerart tpar, bab
sr ni9t gut absrisben psrosn iOnnts, 10
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-12-03
0ertAtlt6ee.

DaS @sfdmorenenrab tpurte am Sreis
tag bon ben Surp GommiHdren Sobn 8.
Wunnion unb 9. s. Watibsips i'm Bel.
iein bon &idter Grdbalb nit ben Namen
Don 1850 8lreern oufssfiut unb bann
periieseIt benz Sderiff tterssben. Tie
Irbsit bauerte adt Stunben uno GbaI.
lee 8. Waener funeirte babel olS Glsrf
uno gbparb Men3el als fem gf,tent.
SIN benz Sale beS Aaon 2apreree ses
sen bic FRACTION Gompanie eabsn am
Samftus bic @ei6porenen Elm 8etbiit
su @unten Der Gompanie ab. 2atprence
bate fe auf $4,000 Sdabsnsrfab bsr'
tIaet, tpsiI elmer ibrer @abnpasen am a..
apriI 1895 isinsn 4 Sabre alien Sobn
an Ibams Mpenue iiberfubr unh ibtiete.
Gin neues @erihiSosIfabrsn wuroe an
Wontae in benz Sole bewiaist.
Ser ginbaltSbsfsbl Der FRACTION gOm.
panic sessn 9aplor Borough purbs am
Samftas permanent sema&t unb strar
auf Wuni1 beibsr Ssitsn. einen satli.
den 8sreleid Der Sade anbsutenb.
Cine Wode bon argument Geriht
beeann am Wontas Morsen.
Cine speipSdentli&e resuIsre Auars
ter SsKions @eridtsfsuns ipuroe am
Wontas untsr 8oriiB BON 3ihter Sin.
fer sr5fnet. Cine Ansobl Sale murDsn
srIebist. inbem piels Der Gnsstlasten f&
lhuIoia ~befannten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-12-03
Don 4eter6bura.

- 5rau Simon gdsr ipurbe Iebts
8ode seIessntlid ibres @eburtstaass in
ibrer Wobnune an preseott Ipenue bon
elmer 8eieaf6aft aberraf6t; Elm anss.
nebmer Nbenb purbe perlebt.
= 8srssbt ni&t benz Soupsr bsisu.
fuobnen, tpelheS beute Qbenb in Srau
S4eppeImunn's @obnuns on Sruine
Npenue bon Der 80. Iutb. 9eters @s'
msinoe a~beebaIten tpirb ; bic Srauen Der
@emeinbe iOrsen, baB idmudbafte Spei'
fen aufsetrasen perben unb Elm perenls'
ter unb 8emitbIi1er Gbenb itebt in gus.
i@t.
= 5rau Maria @nna Stipp, @ittips
bes 2uopis Stipp unb Wutter Der Ser'
rem Better. Matbias, 2ubpis uub Sran,
Stipp bon bier, itarb am Sreitas in ID.
rsr @Obnuns an Sarriion apsnue mad
elmer mebrpb4entliden 8ranfbeit an
einem SersIsiosn. Sie 8ertorbens sr.
rei6ts oas Ga 2~ebensiobr unb Fam in
SABRE 1892 nit ibrem Sobne. Ssrrr
Better Stipp, bon ieiner Deuti6lanb'
reifs bisrbsr, nu6bem ibr @atts Dor bic,
Sabren in granddaughter. Bayern. &C.
ftorben mar elm Sobn. 2orena tpobn'
nod in DsutidIanb. Sbrs 8eiissuni
erfoIste am Sonntue Nadmiitas unite,
sabIreider Betbeilisuns i'm Dunmor'
5riebbofe. gfarrer Gbriff bon Der iatb
st. Marisn &ir4s leitete ben Trauer'
oienit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-12-03

% ir sratuliren!- Die erite
Drummer bes ,.Reabins Goler" erf&isn
am 90. Sob. 1896, baS 8latt bat oaber
faitii6 Elm POLES Sabrbunbert bsftanoen
unb piro nit 9euiabr ieinen l0lfen
Sabreane antreten. 8sin anberes in ben
Der. Staaten srideinsnbes 8latt fam
iid zines 10 ebrtpuroieen Nlters rib men,
benn es baben stpar i&on eneliide unb
beutide 8ldtter Dor benz ..GoIsr" eris
itirt, aber iie iino tpieoer eineesanssn
unb baben anoeren 9lab eemadt.- Als
SUuuenir su ieinem centennial reproou'
art Der ,.Mbler" 10 senau als mbelib
bie..etite Summer beS 8latteS unb ienbtt
oieieIbe oaen untsridreibsrn 3u. Sn
8erbinbuns nit benz @siustsn mbse EN-
anbsrer 8untt bier @rpdbnuns inben :
Der ,.Noler" mar TETS unb 1T nod beuie
Elm itrammeS Organ Der Democratic unb
ideint ME nriade sebabt su babsn, iei'
men politiihen Stanbpunft au bersuen.
Bir sratuliren benz beiabrten @oaeeen
bon Sersen uno pdnideu aud fsrner
grOsperitdt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-12-03
HaS Xhal abm drte.

- SameS 9iamer, Elm alter 8drser
bon Wooiic, fiel lesten Mitttpob UNI
Witternadt bic Treppe in feinem 8oit.
baufe binab, tpoburd er einen ShdbeI'
brud %bapontrue, benz er am DUnnerftag
Ra4mittae erlae, nadbem cine Opsras
tion on ibm poreenommen parb.
TapIur. -aIs am Montas Geo. Wis
denbofer, elm Subrmann Der 8. &obinion
8rauerei, bier auf benz Seimtpese bon
9ittston bur&fubr, CAB er auf 8erlaneen
benz Sobn 8asan4as unb 8aratius 8a'
,ofus cine Sabrt, bic fi6 bann caran
mu&ten, ben SnbaIt bes Wasen8 fi& ans
%sueienen; fur bies tpurben ite perbaftet
unb bel benz 8erb6r fonnten fie bic per'
lunsten $500 Bdrsidaft nidt itelen
unb tpanberien baraufbin ms @efdns'
niB. Die IapIor Sdlaud Gompanie
trtfft p%eitldufiee 8orbereitunsen fur ibre
5air, pelde bonn l6. bis 10. bs. Dlts.
abssbulten tpirb.
- Sn elmer alien Sitte nabe benz
8bbnir 2oblentperf in 9urpea tpurbe am
Wittpo& Worsen elm Saufrer namens
Widael 8snad, bon LAG SsG StraBe in
Wilfesbarre, ihtper %mibbanbeIt unb bes
raubt.
- 8urs mad Mtternatt am Sreitas
Moreen ereisnete ii1 in Durpea cine
peitere St%ieBafaire. nobel Srluf 2ams
bert lebenSsefdbrIid, Sobn Top lei4t
oerIest tpuroe. Die Stpsi bsfanben ii&
aur 3eit in 8efeai6aft anoerer iunser
Wdnner in Der @irtbidaft bss Mnbreas
BAILEY. peIde unter ben antdnbisen
8drsern in idIedtem 8ufe ftebt, uno
ale fie 8etrdnfe berlaneten. tpuroen bies
ielben berpeissrt un6 fie bann bon meb.
rsren bort iisenben. perfommen ausisben'
ben Subieften aus Der Tbire sei4obsn ;
taum i'm Srsisn anseIanet. finssn bic
Subiefte an su idisben unb 2ambert er'
belt orei 8useIn in ben 8brper, cine i'm
SinterfOpf, bic speiie i'm Rdden unb bic
brittle i'm Iinten 8ein, iobub al ieinem
4uffommsn sestpeifelt ipirb Der einsiee
anbere @etrofsne mar Cop, befen 8er'
lebuns iebod unsefdbrIid IN. Na1 Der
S6ieBerei ipuroen BAILEY unb fieben On
oere a~rretirt, bod entfamen stpei mad BEN
8erbbr. Die Radbaridaft. mo Der Dor.
faa ii6 %ereienete, pirb aIs iebr unii1er
beseidnst unb isbr bisIs iinb bort f6on
ansebalten unb ibrer Mertbiaden er.
leidtert tporben. 2ambert erboIt ii@ bon
ieinen 8erlsbungen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-12-03

2eBten Sreitas purbe in Tusfeses.
gla., elm 3tpsibunbert Bfunb ibperer
0sser Ramens Ssnrp Dafpfon tpssen
zines Woross bonn Sheriff sebdnst. Ser
Strid serriB beinabe, ais err ben Der
bdnsnibuoasn Sprung madte. Sanf.
ssbn Winuten mad benz sal ipuroe er
BON ben anpeienoen Mersten fur too: er'
Hart unb Der 2ei4nam ielnen Insebbri'
gen sur 8eerbisuns dberseben. 9Onner'
flag fommt u Elm Rseer Namens &su
ben 8iee unb ertldrt, bab Dapion ni1t
tobt fei, bab Der Sare. in nelGem Ell
lag, iofort ss6fnet ipurOe. ais Der Na.
gen auBsrbalb Der Staot par uno Der fur
loot sebaltene W6roer tpiebsr ms 2eben
surideebgadt wuroe; mad elm ODER
spei Stunoen bate er iib iOtpeit erbOlt.
oaB er piebsr seben fonnte. Gin reues
9rab auf benz Blabe. mo Daipion bser'
oist fem fol-. bat man tpirfIi4 ni&t fins
ben f6nnen.