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:, Ar. l. Hayaen Of walloaia. Ky- IS en-
scassssAsslc in his praise of Chsnaherlssn's
Nosza Cholera aul niarrhosa Resasaay. lie
rs he hiss uSed il in his family fov years
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.ss ssss medicine in the world for bowel
ssseSoae> Tae > and 80 cent slsss tcr sale
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tervsav at Lake Washington. weSa CAPT
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s.oSay cg E&xar Tsfiart t1apas wNe MS
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70 East Seattle.
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Drowned at Agasaix. II. G..
Vancouver. June 17.--while fording .
slough az AEaskiz on Tuesday John Sa-
hsston's horse stumbled and he was thrown
en- and drowned.
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BASEBALL Game Tnnseilf,

TIE ssattl. "P.-T" team xfH play their
arst game tonight at Tire J. ~ c. A.
srocnds a. s s'cIeck. against the Pioneers
he batting or1er gill De So fellows:
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Sander Electric Co,


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ca and ee b. Eaecsrc Belt.
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me salesman Cantc-t.

Yesterdays vote ereusht Neess iDto sec
oaa place. and gave W isnaeiek a lead or
ever 500 TIA highest he has vet had.
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~x yolus docto1

How the force of your when they are
weak He will advise electricity, because he knows
if he is not old fogy-that the power of man de-
ponds electricity; that the and vital organs
which supported by the weak their
owing lack of subtle element The direct
application of electric the body for hours
daily replaces the strength and builds the
weakened functions up strong and vigorous condition
That is what makes manhood.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-01-30

takes in debates on the floor Of the Sen
ate, his real duties are chiefly performed
IN connection with committees. The daily
routine of Il Senator involves attendance
on committee meetings. usually called 70
meet AT 10 o'clock in the morning. and
lasting until nearly noon, when they are
adjourned. and the members take their
seats in the Senate. Each committee d.
vides its work among sub-committees.
consisting of one or more Senators. and
reports of facts bearing on the particular
bill under consideration. together with rec
concentrations for is disposition. are made
O, meetings Of the full committee. In
nearly all minor matters these recon
mendations are approved by the commit
tee, and in turn by the Senate. 1t is
only in the consideration of important po-
litical measures that a general discus
sion is carried on. and even in such cases
the subcommittee, being in accord with
the dominant party, usually has its work
approved with little or no amendment. A
Republican subcommittee is given a bill
TO consider, It's report IS approved by a
Republican committee and q solid Re
publican vote in the Senate is apt to pass
the measure. though just az present, as
the balance OF power rests with the Popu-
lists. its pretty difficult; TO pass any bill
on a strict party vote.
Besides the work in committee that is
looked for from a Senator. he is expected
TO be within the call Of the electric bells
announcing that q vote is 70 be taken in
the Senate, unless paired with some one of
opposite politica! faith. For the Senator's
whose committee rooms open on the CORR
doris encircling the Senate chamber this
requirement. : O attended by any erea,
inconvenience. bur only q small contin-
gency are 50 favored. Senators who hap.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-01-30
VENEZUELA ADVISED
TO RE-ESTABllSH DIPLOMATIC
RELATIONS WITH ERlT AIN.
Chinese Anti-Nissipnary
Lose Their Heads - Russia-Turk-
ish AlIianCc-Minc Owners Appor-
fion thc Ore Output.


A Washington dispatch says: Presi-
dent Crespo Of Venezuela has been ad-
yised by President Cleveland to make an
effort to re-establish diplomatic relations
with Great Britain, and the President OF
Venezuela now has the subject under
consideration. The proposition was made
BY Secretary Olney 10 the Nenezuel"'
Minister. senior Andrade, and 10y Ann
sent 10 his Government by cable. Theiel is
a strong belief that diplomatic relations
between Great Britain and N~ene7u"'a
will be established and the exchange OF
ministers Will be agreed to upon a basis
which includes also an agreement to SUD-
init the boanday question 10 arbtrati0A.
The first animation that sucl a course
would be satisfactory to the British Gov
ernmen was given by Sir Julian Paunce
fote and Secretary Olney after consulta-
tiou with the President, who promptly
acton upon it.. Diplomatic relations be-
tween Great Britain and Venezuela have
been suspended since 1887.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-01-30
A OFF.
Fate of the Leaders of h Chinese
Anti Missionary Riots.

j.. 0. Oswold, OF Chicago, who arrived
ut san Francisco on the steamer Coptc
from the Orient, was an eye witness 10
the execution OF the nve men clarseq
with having been ring!eaders in the mas-|
sacre Of missionaries at ku Cheng. The
execution occurred at Foo Chow, IN tn
presence OF a vast number OF Chinese.
Only twenty-four Caucasians witnessed
the death. Not the least sign of fear Vas
visible on the faces OF the condemned.
The work of the exreutioners was very
rapid. With one ,Iroke of the AK the head
was severed from the body, and IN Just
three seconds the act was consumated.
The heads Of the FIVE ringleaders were
placed in buckets which were cut so as
10 give a full view OF their contents.
They were taken TO Ku Cheng, the scene
of the massacre Of ten Christian girls, and
were there hung on trees.
The execution had Grea: moral effect
on the Chinese, and | think II Will be 4
lonC time before there wall De a murder
u interference with the MISSIONARIES"
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-01-30
NURDERED FOR HER MONEY
New York Poctcss S~tranS'"d 10
Death in Her Cottage.

Miss Mary +. Hills, a retired school
teacher Of supposed ample means known
as a poeteSS. whose verse appeared III
New York papers and magazines, was
fuuud dead IN her cottage at Mamaroneck,
y. \. under circumstances which lea
people there TO believe she was strahgled
TO death 10y a robber, who came for her
money.
hen friends went t. make a social
call upou Miss Hills they found her dead.
Her dress was d~i>arranged and torn
almost from her holy. The arms were
tied together with a stocking. About her
neck and thrown over her head was a fur
cape. In the bedchamber everything was
III confusion. Bruises on the arms and
body seem to indicate that Miss Hills was
dragged down stars during the struggle.
The ncighbors are convinced that a muir
der has been committed for the money the
woman was generally believed to have
always about her.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-01-30

speeches are continued on the measnro,
fore the Senate, aud unless the sftorra
promises something of interest Sena.~n
retire to their committee rooms or
home.
Much Of a Senator's time is taken m &.
attendance on callers. Nearly every ON"
who comes 10 Washington on a sights
Ing journey wants TO meet the Senators
from his State. especially if the visitor !,
Of the same political party as the memhar
Of the upper house. There is a staudin,
rule that Senator's do not receive cards
between l. and . o'clock, and visitors
wat until the latter hour before announc,
Ing their presence, and then are inyjtoa
;n.o the marble room. Some of the nam
lar Senator's find that the reception Of Wis.
itors who mercy call to pay their 70.
spects il an important part of their daily
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-01-30

labor. Usually il doesn't TAX much time
to dispose of visitors. who are generally
di~u sod after a brief interview. delight
cl with the attention shown in their re-
c~c.vin- a card admitting them 10 the pri-
va;c gallery of the Senate.
Frequently tho greatest part OF a Sen.
aior'> work is done in the evening, when
tho Senator and his private secretary get
together, and either dispose of the accu-
mula,rd mail or prepare a speech. 1t is a
Fortunate senator who knows the value Of
an efficient secretary, and is able to find
one. for they are not abundant, and 3
wise enough TO iutrust such n one with re-
spous!hilitics. II is the Senator who
thinks he must dictate his letters and
must open and read them all who 10
weighted down wiki routine and nom
productive work. Those who have capa-
blc secretaries rely on them, and it is only
in the case of special communications
that tho employer is called on to suggest
a reply. Many clerks do not even trou-
bic their Senators 70 sign letters, but are
given carte blanche 70 aiiX the name Of
III" principal.
The reading Of newspapers is an impor-
tant part of the daily labor OF all the up
to-datc Senators, who endeavor not only
To glance over their local publications.
but to read the leading periodicals, with
out regard 10 place Of publication.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-01-30
ONE KILLED AND FIVE HURT.
Tree Falls ON Il Sled Containing n
Party of PennsyIvanians.

Daniel sheets. a prominent farmer l!N-
ilc near Jones Mills, Pa, was instantly
killed. his W little children. aged 5 and
: years. and Harry Baker, a neighbor,
were fatally hurt: John Rhodes seriously
injured and Mrs. Sheets badly bruised,
IN an accident at Chestnut Ridge Monday
night. The party were returning home
from church in a sled. While ascending
the Laurel hill a large tree fell across the
Sled in which they were sitting. y prong
OF tie tree passed entirely through Mr..
Sheets. The children W re crushed in a
terrible manner and Fake had his back
broken. Baker and the children will not
recover. Rhodes was badly hurt, but
there are chances for his life.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-01-30
Condemns Its Attitude.

The London Globe. in an article con-
Senate Committee on Foreign Affairs,
says:
The English people Will not stand
much more from any body of these gem
tlemen. whom WI credit with nc more ex-
allied sentiment than a wish TO stand well
with their Irish constituents, and they
may very easily find themselves face TO
face with a situation that could only be
called appalling"
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-01-30
FORTIFYIN G THE FRONTIER.
Venezuela Alarmed at British Guiana
Military Preparations.

The New York Worlds copyright spec
cial from Caracas, Venezuela, says:
Michael McTurk, the head magistrate
Of British Guiana, who has been identiiied
for years with the usurpation Of \ene-
zuelan territory. has been relieved OF hlS
magisterial duties in order that he may
command an eX ped itioa charged with Tor
tifying the entire length OF the CuyuLl
River, lying in the disputed territory
This news has caused a great stir here.
ON the British Island Of Trin dad the
forts are being repaired and the militia Is
being drilled in the method of handling
the new heavy guns.
The English plan is believed to be to
tort ly the disputed territory while the
American commission is investigating,
and if lis report is adverse to Britain to be
prepared TO hold il forcibly.
The news of the proposed adoption and
definition of the Monroe doctrine by the
United States has aroused enthusiasm
here.
England'S proposed method of Arbitra-
ton. is viewed here with suspicion, espcc-
tally Chili's offer Of mediation. Nene-
zuely would never consent 10 this. Chill
has been Nonezuela's enemy. Chill Is
also opposed TO the United States and
friendly to England.
The ~anti-English sentiment continues
popular. I'm etligy of Salisbury was pre-
pared and carried through the streets, the
multitude jeering it. 4 mock trial was
hold altar wbich tho affirv was sentenced
to death and shot. Excited people pulled
the clothing from the figure and tore it
into pieces.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-01-30
EZeta's Alleged Filibusters.

Gen. Antonio Ezeta and his alleged fill
clusters AGAINST san salvador reached
Panama on board the Barclay Golden.
Consul Boyd and Capt. Pratt. special
confidential agent from san Salvador, are
endeayoring 10 have the vessel and arms
that are thought 10 be on board seized. Ii
is said that there are eighteen eases of
rifles and a large quantity Of other NUM-
tions Oh board the vessel. The captain OF
tie port. however states that tile vessels
papers are all right.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-01-30
TO FIGHT THE SULTAN.
Armenian Military Companies Being
Drilled in Eastern Cities.

ArmenianS in Lynn, Mass, have decid-
ed To form a military company for the
purpose OF taking Up arms against Tur-
key ii the necessity should arise. Already
Armenian commands are drilling in Bos-
ton and Providence, and one is also in
course Of formation in Worcester.
Word comes from Lynn colony that
the .Armenians there are armlng them
selves with American rifles Of the --latest
improved pattern, and that Semi-weekll
drills are being held.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-01-30
Over 100. 900 Are in Want.

An Armenian of New Britain has re-
ceived a letter concerning the masSacres
in the kharput district. He says between
5000 and 10000 ArmenianS were massa-
cred, and upwards of 100000 are destitute
and starving. The snow is several feet
deep. OF the 800 village in kharput fifty
four were sacked and burned and the rest
were occupied by the butchering soldiers.
Eight out OF twelve American missions
were burned. The missionaries are in
great want, and in some instances are
STARVING
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-01-30

The naval brigade Of Boston has taken
formal possession of the Old frigate Min
ncsota.
Italian newspapers that Eng
land has coded Zc.lah. on the Strait Of
-NIanleb. 10 Italy.
The Brazilian Government has conclud-
cd a contract for the immigration of TO-
600 foreigners. Italians being excluded.
Chill has asked European bankers to
advance 20 ii t2,O"0.ooo pending the float
ing Of a projected loan of 100000
Six trainmen were badly injured by a
collision between TWO sections Of q freight
train on the Allegheny railroad on a
bridge over Mahouing creek, near Kit
tanning, Pa.
A disastrous fire has occurred in the
Herminigillo coal mine in Silesia, with
much loss of Etc. Fifteen bodies have
been recovered and seventeen injured min
ers have been taken out.
John Morrisscy, an old.time confidence
man, originally from New York. is under
arrest In Kansas City, charged with
swindling the Metropolitan National
Bank out Of $500 on 4 bogus draft.
William Oswcll shot and killed his
mother at New York and then ended his
own life. He hal been out of work for
some time and this is supposed 10 have
prompted him To commit the double crime.
The Philadelphia Kennel Club announ-
ces that II will hold q bench show after
the one in Boston next April. The club
has leased loco acres of land in Thomas
vile, 5. c., for shooting and field pur-
poses.
benjamin Johnson. agent in Philadel-
phia of the New York brokerage firm OF
Kendall X Whitl0ck, who left home after
rhe discovery Of 4 reported shortage OF
about $1,000 in his accounts, was ar
rested in Tampa, Fla.
Rolling mills in the Birmingham CAla.)
district gave notice Of an advance in
wages 10 their 1000 employees of > per
cent. for rn!shcrs and % cents per ton 10
pudd.ers, in conformity to the Amalsa'
mated scale recently adopted.
The Atchison. Topeka and Santa Fe
Railroad has undertaken the task of To-
eating Soh,attcr, the healer. He is said
70 he hiding in Inui County. y. NJ. The
passenger department has notified all its
agents in thar territory 10 keep a lookout
for h.m on! il found 10 notify headquar-
torS IN T.pcha.
Slr J.lau l'@a'acytote. the British am
ha>>al.g, .a! Lord Cough. first secretary
~ tae .c-...a.. ltl a conference with
Postmaster Ga:er.. Wilson 81 which the
establishment ot q parcels i.>, convention
between tie i..;,l States and Great BE
tata was urged. The Ambassador was
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-01-30
TROUBLE Is PATCHED Up.
Quaker City Street Car Men and the
Company l,each an Agreement.

The d ihcult.eS between the Union Irac-
lion Company and It's employees in PhIla-
delphia, have been finally settled upon
the recommendations OF the citizens COM
mission selected to determine the contro-
versy. These recommendations were ac-
cepted by both sides. All discharged en-
ployes Viii be given a hearing, and, II
practicable, reinstatei, and the compan!
does not propose TO govern the member
ship OF The men in any labor organization,
although such membership must not en-
ter mo ter relationship with the COM
PAM.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-01-30
Too slow with Iii. Revolver.

Will.am B&tsa g.. Is.mn- 30 come
from Joplin, va saoi and dangerously
wounded by john s,uy.uet At Macon,
No, while IN the latter'> store. BucHncr
was accused OF stealing 4 shirt. and,
drawing a revolver. tired to escape.
Sauvinet got the drop on him with i
double barre,lei shotgun and fired. The
charge struck Buckncr under the right
arm, causing 4 serious. perhaps fata.,
N0unl.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-01-30
BIG ST. LOUIS BLAZE.
Property Loss of $3.50. OOO-Thrce
Flrcmcn Badly Hurt.

The four-story building al AS Broad
way 81. Louis, occupied by Aloe * Co.,
opticians and dealers in electrical and sur
gical instruments, was burned at l0:l0
Tuesday night. The loss is estimated at
$4,000 Three firemen who were work.
ing IN the basement are crushed beneath
falling floors and are thought to be fatally
injured if not dead.
Owney Hires, a fireman, was taken
from the second floor, badly cut and Suf.
located.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-01-30
NO ORDERS TO MILITIA.
War Department Makes n Denial OF
the Report from Florida.

\ fiat denial is given atthe War Depart
ment to the report from Florida that the
department has requested the Governor of
Florida TO put the militia in readiness to
take the field at a moments notice. In
the first place, il is said, the President has
no authority to make such a request, and
in the next place there is no emergency to
Justify such action.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-01-30
TO BE HELD IN ST. LOUIS.
The Populist National Convention to
Occur July %.

!. meeting OF the executive committee
was unexpectedly called late Saturday
night 10 consider some new propositions
presented by the Business Mems League
Of 81. Louis. After discussing them for
some time. the committee decided to hold
1rlv %
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-01-30

The city counci. OF Fort Scott. Kan. =
considering the a~dy.Sability OF investing
$4,000 OF the city 5 surplus in the pend
Ing issue OF United States bonds. A res
olution 10 tins efec, is now before the
financa committee, and is sad 10 have the
support of a majority OF the council.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-01-30
ALLIANCE WITH TURKEY.
Russia Reported To Have Formed
One-To Include france.

A Pail Nal Gazette ConStantinople dis
patch says: An offensive and defensive
alliance has been concluded between
Russia and Turkey by which Turkey
promises, in the event Of Russia going Ia
war, to close The parianelles to the wat-
ships OF ali nations The correspondent
says il IS probable that France VIII be m
Guided in tie new alliance.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-01-30
Dave. Commission Meets.

The members O! tie Dawes COMMISSION.
which treated with Tie i've c.y.lz e1 H.
dian tribes, have gathered az Washington
n resi- o.>e 20 secretary >mth's summons
and W.. Immediately report u Am.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-01-30

The Eclaire, commenting on the sug-
gested additions 10 the Monroe doctrine,
asks:
Does the American Government think
il strong enough TO appropriate 10 It's own
interests one Of the two h~emiSpheres and
forbid Europe 10 have access to it?'
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-01-30
Farmer Fatally Shot.

James Williams, a farmer living near
Decatur. Mich, shot himself accidentally
With a revolver, the discharge passing
through the right lung close 10 tie heart.
Fatal results are almost certain.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-01-30
DAY WITH A SENATOR
SOMETHING ELSE TO DO 'HAH
TO LOOK DlGNIeleO.
Senatorial Life Is a Laboriohs a"N 80
acting Round Duties to Cons'i'"c"'S
and to the General
Secretary and His Work.
Washington Gossip.

THE United States
Senate is now enter
Ing upon It's busy
season. All the com
rnittees having beer
r~eorsanizcd the work
to come before them
is being referred u
special committees.
and shortly there
VIII be Il deluge 81
reports for the full.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-01-30
Family burned To Death.

Jacob Bruehl, wife and children, We're
burned TO death AZ Cincinnati by the eX-
plosion OF a gasoline stove.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-01-30
Heavy Gold Withdrawals.

The treasury lost $2,5S2. 800 in gold bars
and coin for export. This reduces the
gold reserve to So. 7g1. I2g.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-01-30

Az meeting Of Tie representatives Of
Scotch OF companies al Glasgow j, was
agreed to work n conjunction VIZ. tie
American producers.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-01-30
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