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SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1896-03-19

sSie Suinsis Stssl gsmpanp Don
Chicago bat sium gsntrolt fur bic 2is.
Ierune bon 10000 3onnm GtahlIhit.
nsn mad Sapan ,um grsiIe peu t2l.26
per Tonne abssiHlpHsH. nHb Imar
iOlisn bic S&isuen an Dpre bes Ghiffss
I'm Saisu Don Reip EOri frahtfrti abas
liefert perben. Tieiefbe Stahifabyit
btre&nst iuIdnoiiaeu aduisrn s29 per
Tonne ON Dabriiplab. uuo mshr is nod
Der Hunniiidi, trait oes ShutyplIfs aui
SAieneu bon t7.S4 per Tonne. Semit
beiahlt oas ameriiaHiits Bolt BEN
SiohIldinsn.T Trnif auf isoe i'm 2anet
perbrauhtt Tonne SAisnsn sinm
Tribui bon tS, Der enr4 isinen @esens
.usrihsil asmiloert iuiro. TieIt eilaian.
to sdlubfsleeruns itsht ais bas cine
Grtrem usuisiisns BEN Gsbeal Der
ShuBlDlInsr aeatnhber, msi&e jam
msrn, bic giienipbufris isi niht asnh.
gene unierithttl DOh liset bic @abr'
hsii pieleiht au& bier JipiiHm ben
beioen GEsrsmsn. unb felsenhe tohin'
osbsnbeH Grpdsuussn sinsss ssse&islblot.
tee mOsen ni6i 70 sanj uuriHtis isiH:
;, -. Tenn "a isuu fem. eab bic 2isies
runasu nod (GtiIi unb) Sapan fur
nnIsrs aobriiantsn unprOiitabel unb nur
abstihlOiftH iuoreen iiue, nm in ben
Niarff einsuerinaen HHe bic Gneidnber
Az psrireibsn. NieliriGt perben Die ssm
Trnn ansshSrissn GiahlidhisnenIabri.
iauien esraes bur4 bic bsTerrn greiIs,
bic ne bier su psnee ersielen. IN ben
Stanh eeistt, bic irsmbldnbiide Subu'
ifris aui BEN @sitmarit srfelareidb Al
bsfampitn, b. 3. ben @eriuR, ben Ne bsi
bisisr GpHinrrMj erieibm. bur@ ben
hbbsren g3rplit, ben linen Der S&atspl
unb ihr ..Truii" iiheri. 40 ilberwinbsn,
Nnblen faeren istr lsidt irrt, speun n,
nidt re6i psrjianbeH ipsrbcn, unb wenu
unirre GrobinhufrielIm Die ihnen eurd
ben G&ntsea nnb ihrs aartslls aeIiHer.
ten hSbsrsn Ginnahmtn ole RompI.
rnittel asoen ansldHbiid,t SnnuItrislI.
tenhtsn Hns ibreGrasusnift sumifoIitn.
prsiIe ober oar nod bnrnnisr iu's Mns.
lamb obIsefn, nm bic Rdriie an srpbsrn;
bann. bhrfts isibl Der 0rdbdnbIer,
IpeHn CT Snslsitb Batrict IN uns iphnIdi,
eab bfr ameriisniihs Sanbsl ipahis uat
eebfihs. In ben istiaen Shuts6lIen sir
pfriShnsnhes Wlemeni srbidsn." DieIt
GnpHsnnaen fann Sebfr bsr eis 8pl.
| irnas ni6t psm StaHbpunfie Der g5srtsi,
icubern pon eem Der gauDtswohiinhrl
bsiraHisi. esiisn Iansn. Sie rehifstiarr
aber nitt ben S2ui na& bbhrua Borsn
Ser iiAisbt IN BEN .WriRinIsp. .Uutm'
sivftit.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1896-03-19
Gpiuf Gsuafs.
Ga Isli srbaIiss ias IstiSSasuiIias sussas,.)
RebfttIe, 9. WldrS 1896.


RsbiieIe, o. Wdrs 1896.
Die srtt Convention Der Sab Gaip'
taer Gtaats BepdHerunasseitC i4afi
h,slt ihre srite Sibuns bier am 4. uHe
s. MdrS ab. Son a0s Counties IN ber
Iss. iredfnsH 8eHt ipsreu enr@ Dele.
saien pertreien. Gs mar cine Der.
Iammlnns pou iHitniaenisn RdHnsrn,
bic Gle msbr ober ,ptniser Griahrune
In Der 1eipdHeruns sema&t baben uKe
eabsr i'm Gianes lparen, hber bas Rs.
Iuliat stwos ~ iastn. uns "a mar ipiri.
LID intertiIaui une ermuthiseue ~
b0rsn, ME Rs bic Brsst: ..mos mar
eas Rsinliat Sbrer HepdHeruns p,
benHtipcrieien. Gin Gualdnoer ioeit,
oob nirsenes In Der Beli iulne @orieR'
frahte aesoosn perben iDnHeH, ipie In
Sho. Doipta. Die Herihie maren ale
aIsin ehnitis. Der Grirae pou @si,sn
mar Don 35 bic 20 Buibtl, bon @erite
so bic 65 B.. Saisr 6s bic rs o..
Qarfofftln $50 bic 200 v. per We're.
Den Ghrenpreis p0n ailm iseo6 bsiam
Elm Teuiidber bet Gappur, ber niht
aeaenwdrtie mar, aber eineR Bsribt
einaeiaHot battle uuo ba bieier burh ben
9srdiibenisH Der Geieli&dit, osr beim
ErsI&eH inesetn mar, beitdiiet iuuroe.
ruree bsm bsuiIAen 5armsr ein srei'
maiioes 6ods bon Der Convention ee'
braMt. Teutshe arbeii uub eeuiihs
aasoauer pire In tinieen SabreH bic
iss qaHb In cine Der ihbniien geetnoen
ampanesln. ipie man fs nireenes aui
Der @eIi beiier Iiuben foun. CO w6rt
su ipaniden. bak unire 2anbslsuts Iid
bic 8eit unb bic obsisssHheit "a Rnbs
MAIDEN ,phrken, iHbem mon isst bos
Ihbnje 2snb fur $500 bic $500 bic
WisrtelIeiiisn (l60 Ntrts } ianitn fam.
BrunneH ipIeH In sieier @eeenb pon
sl2e0 bic $4,000, is naA @rSbe. ein
3sbuiesr BruHHen beipdHert bier 800
bic 400 Neres.
Die GsIsnl6ait N iett reseiredi
praaniiirt unb bat ihrt Ssireidre In
jsSem Geuntp bee irsdrnen Tbeiis pon
Ghb. Daieta. Sbr 8ped N, aensin'
idaitlih % arbeiifn. nri quite nnb BIZ.
liae Brnnnsn AZ bsiommen unb Rapiiai
far bieien npsd hsrnnsu5isheH.
@ir babeu bier uneei6br ! 8u6
gd,ues. CT lissi NAB unb isit.
MtHn Giner pbsr Der unbere Der
aeier bieies Blaiies tiuea Brri6t ibsr
Heipdnerune miitslii artshiHer Drnn.
nen paHlht. 10 BIN i4 sereii, ans uiei.
nsr 4idbriseH Griabruns bas Heas
mitSaibsiien.
Mebisle BAT cine Grsamerp NIT 10
Hubenfaiipnsn inc 2ebeH asruin; siu
G4riii IN ssr rehien Midlfuna.
O. Dum.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1896-03-19

Gin BohUnsr u. y. a..6latt iadt
ieinem Droen eanit ben anidein per.
bditniBmabiaer TpleruHs ~ ssben. baE
20 isin gOrssbeu init BEN Der guriiantr
Serslsidt. Dob 2sstsrs nod inisIs'
rantsr iparsn, IN wOhl riAiis. aber
stslIsiht bod nur. neil ibrtH beuiiaen
Ra&fOlseru bic 2aueesstiese bos Der
baHnen eines Nannes iueatn ieints re-
IiaibIen @laubens perbisien. Die u.
3. u. Tam isssuialls ouA i'm shufishr
Qihts niht ais sin Der bormsniiher
Gntwidefnns ses 2aHbes ioresrli4tr
sfaitsr earssitsllt weroen.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1896-03-19
Der SoriIOrS ,,glain 90lisr" Fus.i

Der SoriiOrS ..plain 3ollsr" FuseI
20 bsmsrtenswsrib. eab i'm lsBipohent'
Iihsn rspubliianiihn Haiiionsftreiis Ia
Del Rapios irabers PUpuliiieu faI
Beitiaren arbeiteien. Das III bod "a
abiouosriids nidbi; Goaess Qibbes weit
Ia. eab Der Senator mtbr PopuliIf ris
Republiiansr N unb bic ,,frhbersu"
PopuliIisn misrftastsu iu Serru Beiii.
srsip siuiadh sinsn @siinnunssssnsfs
mas in wahriheiHIib nidi binberu
ipirs. asssn SsFsn Bartsi ~ arbeiisu
Hne su Iiimmsu. iobolb eisis 0sleaenbsii
Iif ibnsn bietst.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1896-03-19

auS BEN in SiOur SAILS lett,
@Ohe ausssiO6ttnsu Sumpi Sipiidsu
ben spsi repubIiianiiteu 6aitieHeH
aiua SsuatUr Ysttisrew sIdHSsnO iiss'
reid bsrpOr. Nbsr oisie Tbatiots triii
I'm gubliium mrhr nno mshr pSr BEN
burh ben 8ruosriampF sHibhGltsn Bilos
Der Corruption In Der rspubIiianiihsn
Gtoatspartsi Surhd. aui BEN idmu.
tiesH Sinttrsruubs iunn Ssorr lsisu :
,,Republiinuii6t Observation-Disclosures
psrinahert,n be rspubliIaniide 2ssisr
Iatur NIT 2sidtistsii an oos GiiHbabn.
Rpnppol".
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1896-03-19

Ter Correspondent pen Reofislo
iueider uns ben an anbersr Stele b.
Bl. Su fHosnoCu Bsridi iibsr bic tirs
ltd bort nbssboiisne geriommluna Der
Stuois 8eipdhsruuasssisuitoft siu'
laneic. bemerlt oaSu, bob CT ben Bcridt
furi madir, ipril bic ..Rnhriftsn"
auksrbalb Der ..trpdeRen 2ous" bsraus'
srstbeH iUsroeu mO ossbaIb pObl fur
oieies Blait arti,sl iibsr BcpdFerana
MID, reht pnhtnS rudrsu. Spir lp0aeH
ultt OsrishlsH. oieie sdnJlit irrigr
SNes oes wtrtbsn Sreuuoss 30 bsrih'
iiasn. Die .,Rohrihieu" Fne Gin
StGatsblatt, init Nbonnsuisu in a fen
1beilsu bee Staatss. uno mir psrtretcu
bic SntersiIeH Naer, ohRs Sprnrtheit.
@snn bas pbere SamesHubtbal ourh
arisiiite 8spdKeruna 40 eInem neuen
ReiOpOiomieH eemaht peroen tam. 10
mbtien mir mas IN unIern Rrdiitn
Iitat ourd forberuns osr BstpdRs'
ruuss Bsaeilteruns oaSu btitrosen.
Q0nHisH mir saourd, bab mir aui bic
rnbsiirittensn GrfpIes Der gisbShtisr
im neitliden Tbeile bee Staaies aui'
mertiam MAIDEN, unr iopisl bepirfeu,
oab bort 10000 Gthd Btb mehr &C.
halisn phrben. 70 uiree bas uas ssiui6
tbsu!spid Gsnuaibnuna bsrriteu, ipis
SSnn mir berihitn bhrien, sas Gin
osuii6r Sormer In Ninnsbaho Guuntp
cine ibsrreibs Gsirsioetrnte siHbsimfis.
llHb mir bOHen BEN eonien 90 Hhssn.
inetm mir ben ipunosrbareH Reidtbnm
bss sab DaiOtasr HsrsboRsebisies. Der
Slad 6ilIs. ssbasrsnb ms 2iat issen.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1896-03-19

On ber Beriammluna Der @tliern
paiisneer Nnoeiaticn, urite eisis
Hehe In Gi. aSnis hatiIans, srfIdris
bic burlington. Gsber Rapios Il Wcr'
ibern Gcmpanp. ha6 Fe Die ipecielln
pom Gommanhsns ber %. u. N. per
lanaisn Raien Ihr bas nntipnale I'm.
sampmeni In Gt. Hani, pem l. bic 4.
Gspt., bswsiiet babe. llnier bssien
arrangements perbsn Tidfis ihr mfbT
ais S5G mesiia SH / GsHt per HeiIs
periauii prrbsn. aaliis tis sum Is
Gsyt, mil bsm GiHpsrndnbnib. bab
cine 9riIt bio gum 30. Sept. erlansi
werbsn Iann, ipsnn bic Tidsts bsinl
aemeiniamsn sIssaien In %. Roul
bsppnirt Iperben.
Difie anfnnbianna ipirb ban wlit-
sliebern bee Drbsns Itbr williommtr
isin; ne ssiss. bo6 bic ,.Gesor Slapi5i
sRpnie" bfs jsber QsIsoenhtit psnisnsni
sbsnIs liberal N pit itrs Geumrrsnisn
--@------------s-~up-s -s-
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1896-03-19

Gin TsmVirot peer YUpuliit bal
arunoIdslih nihts in elmer repnbliin.
niidsu BOruobI ~ ibuu. Stimmisu
SUlds absr leste ssOde in Sipur Solls
fur ben Senator gstiiarep, 70 mar oos
Gin pis[leiht sniihuIbbarrr Hnsnabme'
ial. sutihulObur. neil Serr gsiiisrsiu
In isinsn prinlipisaeu NHiAisn mo
pslitiihen SonOluussH mspr Demo,
BOP" III, ole Rspnblilaner.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1896-03-19
Der Runefs elsntralanlpalt

Der Buness GsusraIaHipslt bai
EarsIiH ben Rahpeis eslieiert. bab ein
Dbieer Rsaiment son $50 Wanu. sds
ipdbreHb bss 1hrautrisses Hur 100
Taes I'm Disnii nor une Hiemols bis
@renssn bee aenaHntm Giaotes aber'
ltriiim unb nur Madltoienit seieihei
bat. istt 40 geniisudre ani Der Hen'
iicnslilie Der Bnnbesrsaifruns iiebeu
Dat. Solas s6wiHblu traseu uiel ba'
AZ bel, bas Prniionsweim In gerruf ~
briHgsn uuo ben ptrbinRpoun wetera'
uen, eie ibrr Gsinnbbeit Der Grbaltuns
ber Union epferten. bic GrIanauHa sinsi
ipsblperbienisn BENTON su sriavsrtu.
HBbI.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1896-03-19
Hje apiitn tinrr YrdIiOrntIhoIt.

3it apiirn tIner YrdfotntImdits
ipubI itdst btr St. 9Ouiisr ,,@IObt
8emutrnt" nui UsSn WlliOusH 9VllarS
uno baron wirs, wie or iGgt, uur eir
unbsocuisnocr 3beil fur illsaiiim,
8wsde nusaeasben. 9ds 2ano II sbsu
arp6, uno wrnu man bershnrt. oa6 in
icotm gsablbcJirl Der 45 Staoisu
SnIlsnmisibs. 9rudiabeu uno bns moth
ipsuoias 9ubeh6r Der 8eriummIunseH
uip. 6IrIO tOFiru, 70 m5ssu iih bic WliI'
IiOuen ihpn Iuiammsuiummirm.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1896-03-19
DER ..gl0rN. QalOia gIUaisr". frEhe

Ift ,,ytorp' UatoIa HSlohler", ftEpeI
In SomestOpH. sulsst in 5arsO beraas'
eeasben, bat. laut @ehislblati, su er'
ShsiHsn auiseb6rt. Tas Bloti iuurb,
stfpa aht Jahrs aIt uns mar felt sluei
Sobrsn gut rsbisiri. ihieu ou6, beion.
Sers In Garso. quite GiHfhnfte pou
anseiaeu sn babsH. Gs mar bas ein'
,iae etutihs Nlatt in Rsrbs Daista, 10
Sab iein }eio rbsr beifsr mar ale bas
Der SAB. Datota RaAri6ten". SeiH
Ginssben lbsrraibt uus sesbaib, ipie.
pebl wir uns beaten i0nHen. bob aud
ber ,,Diouier" an BEN Qrebshbel bed
amriianiiHsn 9siiunssstihdftfs ser
radiidneisen dbonnementen. litt.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1896-03-19
raS bemslratiIte eisaiscrntr

TaS bemstrntiIttt gisaiscrnirai.
cpmiit istit In leiner 8uiammsHinnit
in uberNetn am Ditnitaa D. M. bic
NarisiecnpsHiion fhr bic Mdhf pon
Deirecien sur slatisnaIeonpeHiisH aui
ben 20. wlni lsR nHb beifimmis gum
BsrInmmlnnesprt absrbeen. DR Sweiis
Giaoisrcnpenticn, In Der bic koncibas
leu inr bic etsoisdmisE auiaenruf
tperbtn, ipirb im HuauR IN Dsabwoob
jloiiFnesn. 4Bie mir ans eriisr nnelIs
sxiabrsn, fam bis 8rass ber ..8uIion''
mit ben Ropulifsa h bsr BsriammlnHa
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1896-03-19

@bits safe, ~. MdrJ 1896.
aut sBbiis eais Bat bas Grsamers,
0iebsr; 20 iOa icear scsi beismmsn.
ssne DitIsits. unb cine @ehisiis.Grea'
merp. Die Bertshrnneen gum gferbs
enbinbm iine bersits isrtis. RoresH
Icl ned cine geriammiuns iiaiiiinotn.
Mit arieii4sr Dnpdfsrunn une
Greamrries ipirb bisie @essnb nod eins
Der blhbsnensn Inn Rprbwehen. .--R. u.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1896-03-19
qaut etoatsouSiiu sbtridbt pom

2aut OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES pom
SUM 1895 murbsH i'm uerFpfrnen
Sabre in Sho, TaiOta 2S2.074 Bferos
uno 8ObIen. 29.644 gsnies. 49l. .209
Stad @rpbs uno aisiHpieh. 5,lO2
Ruulsiel uuo Gi,I, 329. .s52 Gdois uuo
2sl. .764 S6peins periisuert. Rn
Gusnabms Der gires piro bic biss'
idhrist Giniddsnna Obus 8weiisl eiusH
bsosutenotn 9urpods oufiusiieH.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1896-03-19
mss b slss,

~ r. 49,: :.. .'ss, :: e: :: :s s::' =. Z: e:
teisxrAsHaf Ef<tili m<rstx fann.
h4NtsstyAe Ca. 9issnsk xsists, Q.
Htt. W. hntu8f<&nssss. >asfa N J. H1<nts ftt tts
s>Nntsit Il s1sr U<it1isssu<ss ust tsen}sa
sssssl. sns y. lsssss 1Arss dsspssss@fs nsss'ss'
Ess lisssI sss.-ss..s..ss.t.
nstAtsa ftuss Ansss,s. essbsssssis'
w s sssrs y. - s~ s ~ v 'ss2 s'c g ssss
ssss SssiS. - - IN sss'sss.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1896-03-19

| \ grdfbeni CLEVELAND bat bic Hi0
fhr bic Gsulsfion ees Sauss cine,
Bride hber ben RiHcuri bsi Chamber.
lain seusbm,si.
| Tas @ohnhaus etr brei Nleilm
pritIid pon @olisp ipohusnben @iiips
Warr bronnit am Tisnitna .. @. bic
ouf ben Grune Hitber. iommt alleHi
Snbolt. anh lpsi SuHos bIisbsH in
ben Glammn. Die Srau mar chnthiu
in armtihen BsrhdltuiHsu une eieier
i&wrrs gsrluit trof fs essbolb aufs
bdrtsfe.
Der SesapoiieI uHo TempermSia'
uaiiier Col. 6Oli -er rlhmt iih, sin
btiehrtsr irhhsrer 9ruHtrHbolt su iein -
iuurbe nenlih abnos in git yoint aui
BEN Seimweae ucn einer 8eriammluna
In sinsr Der sirhen aui OffeHsr SirabC
mil Inulsn Giern b0mbaIoirt. Vim
n6hfH Taee ihltitlte CT ben Siaub,
Ootr pislmsbr bic GisrihaIsn Der fun
oisen Siopt ab uno besnb iih mad,
griostpoisr. Resn ibm nur bort Hidhi
Shlimmsrss seihisbt. Der Colonel
eHiruidrlt cine ecuS eiatne Taliii. CT
besnaet iih uidi eomit, bic llnmdbia
irit ~ peroGmmen uHe ihr burt RVral.
prsoleitH sIiiasgsuSuarbeittH; sr irusrt
mhIiiee Hrausn, rpelte TIRE 6dusirausn
pilihieu asrRe peTmeiogH, uns idiudr'
meriihe Iunss @inshen bOJu an. per,
i6nlih ben 3euirl IN isiner S6bls"
ansHarsiicu. On Eaism bratis
CT iis iOueii, oas iis srit be @iribc per,
ioHIih waruien, isrHsr eirpns Gidrierts
als SOoGwohsr ~ periauisu, rpOraui iis
Oanu nit riner Siidsrsi in Der San0 iidl
IN bic 2eiale leeteu uuo S9adbe bislttn.
Der maunlihs Tbsil Der GiuwOhnsr llsb
Fs sutmathia asmdbrtn obHs 8wuitl
NIT BEN 6iutereeeoHieH. sab bic BeIn.
seruna ia bod Hi6t laHss eausrn wares.
Der Bhrasrmeiner pen Solsm, ben cine
eroasu. aborbnuHs Iur llntsrprhdune
Der Rirthihaitsn auifor6erte. trildrts
runbpee, CT isi NIT BEN Ginusritdnonib
erpdhIt poreen, bic @irihi6oiten su
licenfirsn une sr rusrbe Der Rsbrbeii Der
SArasr Hibt ms @siihi idIassn uns
Isin Bort brsHm.
s}lauhytau, l6. MdrS. Sames
Smiih, Der Der Hsraubune btT Grid.
Ipn'i&cn Bamilis iAulele bsinHetH
ipurbs. IN ~ Is Sahrsn 9n2tbaus per.
uriheili moFoen.
gisrrs, l6. Wlar,. @OuperHeur
Sbdhsn BAT Goparb Gampbel, Der cine
ldnssrs 8n6ihaushrais ihr sinsH Gin
brn4 psrbhbis, brsnasist uns ibm hos
Shrserrsai pisetr serlisben.
RiIu. IL. Rdrl. aui gtranlai
Iuna ess BunssssGHsualts drtstrid
muresn bier sshnu bic GpOtbeien
gQaibaH SpbnIpn'snnO Der Gifma Rso'
muue Il Siteerals aei6loHn. nsber.
irsinna Sss grphibitiOHs. @sittes mar
bic uriahs. Sshr pSsl &bisip wures
beihlasnahmt.
Gbamberlain, l3. RdrJ. Sn Glib
Taisia sisbt 90 sinsn 9situuesherans.
ssbsr. Der 3. v. duliero heibt uno ben
,DreIha GsuHip arsns" hsroussiebi.
Tsisr Dat isiue Office 20 WtiItn ipeit'
lid ssH bier. Is Rsilsn usn oer ndhitsn
BcliIfation. sntserHt uno um IN BEN
lpsnis anssIiteslisn 1srritprium Reuis'
tsiisn ~ bsismmeH, reiiei CT isoe Node
strpl 300 Neilsu melt. Geine Grau pers
Iiebt in ieiner GbweIsnheit oas GbeIddft.
- @suben Sarris Ia Der tinSiae 6orbies
In Ghb' Taipta. Der cine Office bat;
CT wnres bier Sum GonitnbIsr truaHHt.
SSie.
The San Francisco call., 1896-12-25
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Firemen Fined, designations Accepted
and Appointments Made.

Firemen Fined. designations Accepted
and Appointments Made.
The Fire Commissioners met yesterday
afternoon, when John S. Brant, driver of
engine l, was fined three days pay for
neglect of duty; John T. Canavan, engi-
neer of engine 7, ten days pay; and John
Blythe, driver of engine 80, three days
pay for the same offense.
William Finnegan, hoseman OF engine
8, Simon Haren, stoker of engine 80 and
Charles 81. Murray, engineer OF engine 80,
sent in their designations, which were ac-
cepted.
Michael Sheehan, driver of chemical
engine 5, was retired on The pension list at
half pay. On November Is. 1895, while
engaged in the performance of his duties
at fire the building collapsed and broke
his back, incapacitatlng him from duty.
William Newman was promoted from
hoseman of engine % to driver of chemi-
cal engine 5. Timothy Hallinan was ap-
pointed driver of engine "a, Harry Allen
hoseman of engine 25, Martin Spellma n
hoseman of engine 8. John J. Morris
hoseman OF engine 26 and William Ker-
rigan engineer of engine 80.
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ter to the greater or less delight of large
audiences.
1t was about 9 o'clock that Secretary
Welsh swung open the outer doors OF the
theater, and with him entered into the In
ner Enclosure where stands the man at the
gate, Assistant Secretary Holbrook, Police
Officer Callinan and couple of newspaper
men.
The managers were waiting there.
They had forbidden Gertie to 60 on or to
do her act out of respect TO the telephone
message, and until the officers should ar
rive 10 pass ju ement.
'.WouId the officers walk n and see the
Brownies and Gertie2' The manager OF
the Brownies said he was not aware of the
limitations of the law in this State with
regard to children acting.
Manager Morganstern confessed to a
knowledge of tue law, but declared that
he did not believe that this was viola
tion of the spirit of it, as Gertie was quite
stout young girl, and her mother in
sisted that she was 16 'as required by
the law
eyes, the officers would go in and see
the performance, for how could they de-
eide otherwise whether or not the law was
being violated"
The managers declared they did not in
tend to run counter to the statutes OF the
State, and if there was found to be vlo-
IdLlOH VI duy Vi GAch tACg WOuiQ otOp IL
at once.
The first act was well under way, scene
second, where Gertie was to figure having
finished, and the officers sat through it
and were well pleased. The orchestra
played a while and then the curtain rose
on the second act 1t was a divertng
spectacle and the officers were much
pleased.
Where Dragonfell, the evil spirit, seeks
by devising entertainment for his captive
Queen of the Brownies to win her from
her tears, little Gertie was allowed to
| come on and sing her "Arrah, Go On"
When she had done the man who ap-
plauded most enthusiastically in the au-
dience was Secretary Welsh. Gertie re-
| sponded to the general outourst with q
darky melody. Again the secretary OF the
Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to
Children applauded heartily.
| When the little danseuse finally retired
the officers looked at each other and one
OF them said: I'VE are through; let us
CO."
mo" sad another, .'let us not disturb
the theater by going out in the middle oi
an act; we will sit through the act.
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They leaned back in their seats and saw
the act through.
When they retired they were met at
the door by the managers, who inquired :
"What of Gertie? What OF the law?"
ut is only a technical offense, if any"
said the secretary. "The law was not in
tended to exclude such from the stage.
We will do nothing"
The officers also visited the Tivoli, to see
whether or not Master Jack Robertson,
who is Puck, King Oberon's favorite fairy
in ''Jack and the Beanstalk," should be
forbidden to appear.
A similar conclusion was arrived at as
in the other case, the officers deciding
that these were not instances of that evil
against w ich the law forbidding children
under 16 years of age to sing or dance in
a public place of amusement was directed.
ss"Complaints came to the Office, said
Secretary Welsh last evening, land we
were OF course required to investigate
them. But these children are evidently
well cared for, and the surroundings are
in nowise hurtful.
'Some discretion must be used. If we
applied the law literally then grown per-
sons would have to take the place of lit
tie Eva in Uncle Toms Cabin, and
other such moral plays would be crippled.
Little children figure in many of the best
plays.
ne law Is designed 10 endOie US 10
rescue children from figuring in variety
places, where it is greater wrong to find
children in the audiences than it is
to find them on the stages of the BALDWIN
and Tivoli IN such innocent characterize
tions. No, we will not interfere in cases
of this kind, even though it may be vio-
lation of the letter of the law.
"The complainants in these cases are
very likely to be persons who were Of
could not get their own children on the
stage"
Gertie Carlisle has been on the stage fol
some years. Assistant Secretary Hol-
brook three years o stopped her singing
and dancing at local theater
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The Man and His House,

The ordinary polite inquiry, "How dc
you do?" calls for nothing but conven.
tionally polite response; but if man is
past "the allotted age," and philosopher
besides. it may elicit reply full of mean.
ing and worthy of record.
When John Quincy Adams was 80 years
old he met In the streets of Boston an old
friend who shook his trembling hand and
said:
"Good morning.! and how is John
Quincy Adams to-day ?"
"Thank you," was the ex-President's
answer. "John Quincy Adams himself is
we'll, sir; quite we'll. thank you. But
the house in which he lives at present is
becoming dilapidated. 1t is tottering
upon its foundation. Time and the sea-
sons have nearly destroyed it. Its roof is
pretty well worn out. Its walls are much
shattered. and it ire m bles with everv wind.
The old tenement is becoming almost un-
inhabitable, and / think John Quincy
Adams will have to move out of it soon
but he himself is quite well, sir; quite
we'll"
With that the venerable sixth President
of the United States moved on with the
aid of his staff.
1t was not long afterward that he had
his second and fatal stroke of paralysis in
the Capitol at Washington.
This is the last of earth," he said. II
am content. t."-Youth's Companion.
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Howard Presbyterian.

The following is the musical programme for
Sunday at the Howard Presbyterian Church
on Oak street:
Morning Organ prelude, "Hallelujah
Chorus" from ''Messiah," Handel; doxology,
..Old Hundred;" quartet, "Arise, Tor Thy Ligh !
Is Come Buck; hymn, Awake the Sacred
Song" Handel; tenor solo, sit Came Upon the
Midnight Clear Mario; bass solo and chorus,
1.-The Manger Cradle" Neidiinger: hymn,
Chow Firm a Foundation" Reading; offertory,
soprano solo, Christmas Shelly; anthem,
Nazareth" Gounod; hymn. "hark, Ten
Thousand Harps," Mason; organ postlude,
"And the Glory OF the Lord" from
Messiah, - Handel. Evening-Organ prelude,
"Chris tmas Pastorale," Ashmall; quartet, "I
Will Praise Thee" from service In B fiat,
Farmer; hymn, "Joy to the World" Mason !;
bass solo, with violincello obligato, ga Dream
of Bethlehem" Rodney; duet for soprano
and alto, cine Lord Is my Shepherd" Smart;
hymn, clark, the Herald Angels Sing Men
delssohn; otfertory, alto solo, LET All Men
Rejoice" Boex; anthem. "Can lique de Noel.''
Adam; hymn, ''All Hail the Power OF Jesus
Name" Holden; organ posrlude. "Halle-
lujah" chorus, from Mount OF Olives" Beeth-
oven. The choir, consisting of Mrs. Charles
A. Aliardyee, Miss Cecilia Decker, William NJ.
Smith and Charles H. Hoeg, will be ass listed
by DR.. A. T. Regensburger, violincelloist, Will
liam F. Hooke, organist and musical director.