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PASSENGER ASSUCIATIUN.
Important Meeting Held at San
Francisco.

SAN FRANCISCO. May 13.-The
Transcontinental Passenger Associa-
tion held an important executive meet
ing at the Palace Hotel to-day.
A committee consisting of w. F.
White of the Santa Fe, Henry Donald
son of the Southern Pacific, Charles S.
Fee of the Northern Pacific, j. Francis
of the Burlington, John Sebastian of
the Rock Island and S. A. Hutchinson
of the Union Pacific, was appointed
to formulate a rate schedule for round
trip fares to the national conventions
to be held in Eastern cities during the
coming summer
The committee had not concluded its
labors at p. m. and the association
adjourned until 9:30 tomorrow, when
the report will be submitted.
It is understood that limit of thirty
days will be placed on all round-trip
convention tickets.
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DAVID M. REAVIS DEAD.
One of the Most Prominent Stock.
Raisers in the State.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 13.-David
NJ Reavis, one of the most prominent
ranchers and stockraisers in the State,
died tonight at the residence of his
daughter, Mrs. Holt, in this city.
Mr. Reavis owned the famous Reayis
ranch in Butte County, acknowledged
to be one of the finest in the State. AT
one time he farmed $4,000 acres Of
land, and owned the well-known Dixie
Valley stock ranch.
He was native of Missouri, and was
born on October "a, 1890 When 20
years of age he came to this State and
settled in Placer County. After min
ing there for few years he opened a.
store, and in 1888 he moved to Butte,
County, where he bought a ranch and
went in for stock-raising.
He leaves a widow and four grown-up
children. He will probably be buried
with Masonic honors at Chico.
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SUPERVISORS.
Proceedings of the Convention Held
at San Jose.

SAN JOSE, May 13.-The members
of the Supervisors Convention visited
the Normal School this morning, spend
ing an hour pleasantly.
Returning to work, an effort to have
District Attorneys attend the Super
visors' Convention was defeated many
members believing if such a motion
We're adopted the convention would
soon be filed with lawyers, with the
usual result, that the members would
become so confounded by various opin-
ions that little good would be accom-
plished.
A resolution was read calling on the
Legislature to enact a law by which
delegates to the Supervisors Conven-
tion may be allowed their expenses.
A lengthy discussion ensued as to the
best and proper manner of securing
good sanitary protection; how lawfully
to appoint a Board of Health and Milk
and Meat Inspectors. The general
opinion was that the present law COW
cred the ground.
The tramp nuisance and the meth
DDS adopted by the officers to increase
their fees by the repeated arrest Of
tramps received considerable condem-
nation. A resolution was adopted call
1DS OH lile lTcSiSldluIe ~ dDOliSI itit
set fees of Constables and Justices and
giving the Boards of Supervisors power
to fix the salaries of such officers and
favoring one Constable and one Justice
in each township. Adopted
The county printing distribution was
discussed.
Resolutions were also adopted asking
for law fixing the salaries of county
officers, so that no extra fees be al
lowed them; for a law making it the
duty of the person on whose premises
vagrants were found to swear to a
complaint; asking for a change in leg
islation so as to reduce the cost to
counties of horticultural work.
The convention adjourned to the call
of the Chair with cheers for Santa
Clara County, various votes of thanks
having previously been passed. The
Supervisors then went for a ride
through San Jose and vicinity.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

AT the Metropolitan Theater on the
18th and 10th, with Saturday matinee
Hopkins Transoceanic Star Specially
Company, which includes Robetta and
Doreto, acrobatic comique; Ryan and
Richfeld, artistic portrayers of Irish
wit; Ford and Francis, travesty art
lists. Mr.. Ford is also an author of re-
pute, two of his famous song successes
being Sunshine of Paradise Alley"
and Henrietta, Have You Met Her;
Tom Mack, the unctuous of mono-
logue comedians, and Fulgora, the
great transfigurator. But the chief at
traction is the brace of midgets, the
ROssoW brothers, SO small that their
manager easily holds them on his eX
tended palms. One is p years old,
thirty inches high, and the other is is
years of age and but tWenty-six inches
in hight They are perfectly formed,
witty, active and athletic. Their feats
of strength and agility, it is said,
amaze all who see them. The Cincin-
natl Commercial Gazette" says: They
are marvelOusly clever athletes and
give a sort of miniature SandoW act
that excites an audience to enthusias-
tic applause. The best thing that they
do, however, is a boxing settOo, for
which it is claimed they were trained
by Corbett, and which in itself is Wor-
thy the best attention of all who are
in any way interested in the manly
art" Their strength seems past be-
lief, and the blows they deliver and the
shocks they Withstand almost startle
the lookers-on. Their agaility, too, is
surprising, and it is question whether
the best exhibition ever given by Sui
the best exhibition given by Sui
applause or as keen interest"
A San Francisco paper says of them
Intelligent and clever little men are
the Rossow brothers, who, notwith-
standing the fact that they are not
much bigger than a minute" are earn
ing big fat salaries, besides having the
honor of being the star attraction
among a company of stars. They are
strong men of the most surprising
kind and comedians of high order
They are freaks without being mon
strosities, and as one gazes on these
men of infant stature he speculates on
their mental qualities. They are a part
OF the world and yet not a part of it,
Nature has no place for them in her
economy
The box office of the Metropolitan
and the prices, which are varied, are
elsewhere announced.
A. Primrose is in the city repre-
senting Primrose & Vests Minstrels,
which are to appear here on the 22d
and 23d insts. There are seventy peo-
pie in the company, with three brass
bands. 1t is the largest minstrel or
ganiZation ever effected.
At the Clunie Opera house this even
ing Wits Vaudeville Company and the
Ladies' Vienna Orchestra. The COM
pany grows in favor. 1t is now in ex-
cellent working order. The singing of
the women of the troupe has greatly
improved, and Miss Schmid has espe-
cially drawn the attention and applause
of local musical critics. The French &C.
centric dancers, the change" artist
and the solosts are giving good sat
isfaction and are nightly loudly ap-
plauded and recalled over and over
again. The company started out under
a cloud, but has fought its way to sun
shine and is giving pleasing enter
tainment
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The Second Congressional District
Convention met at noon yesterday and
elected the following delegates to the ST.
Louis Convention: F. S. Gladding of
Placer, Thomas G. Reece of Butte, J. H.
McKune and John A. Simons of Sacra-
mento, and j. c. Weybright of Ell Do
rado.
c. F. McGlashan of Truckee received
the unanimous vote of the delegation
for nominee for Congress.
c. w. Thresher of Butte was selected
for Presidential Elector, and J. w Ditt-
mar of Shasta was indorsed for delegate
a large to the ST. Louis Convention
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Third District.

The Third Congressional District
Convention met at noon and elected
delegates to the st. Louis Convention as
follows:
S. Stuart of SOlano. w. A Vann of Co
lusa, John Garner of Lake, N. U. Brown
and Ed Mcclure of Alameda.
Samuel Stuart was elected for Presi-
Dental Elector, and the nomination for
candidate for Congress was deferred
until after the st. Louis Convention.
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A Still Alarm.

The men of Engine Company No. 1
answered a still alarm of fire last night
at Fourth and M streets and extin-
guished the blaze without calling out
the department.
The fire occurred in tamale factory
where a bedroom was wrecked the
damage being $50 or $40. No one in
the vicinity could be found who had a.
key to the fire-alarm box.
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Seventh District.

The Seventh District Congressional
Convention elected the following: d. T.
Fowler of Fresno, Presidential Elector:
delegates to ST. Louis-J. L. Dryden of
San Diego, E. e. Dunkenson of San Ber-
nardino, c. F. Bennett of Orange, G. I.
Elliott of San. Benito and w. H. GiIstrap
of Tulare. For Congress-O. H. Castle
of Merced.
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Terms of County Officers.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 13.-Superior
Judge Seawell decided to-day that the
municipal officers of this city hold but
two years. The decision was obtained
on an injunction filed by julius Kahn
to prohibit the Election commissioners
from holding an election this fall An
appeal to the Supreme Court will be
taken.
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Overcome by Gas.

STOCKTON, May 13.-Five miners
were overcome by gas in the Soulsby
mine near Sonora this afternoon. When
brought to the surface John Mitchell
was dead and d. Sullivan, Albert SUIT
ton, Clarence Fame and Richard Mar
tin were in such serious condition
that their recovery is improbable.
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Fifth District.

Fifth Congressional District Conven-
tion-Delegates to the st. Louis Con-
yention-G w. Daywalt Thomas V.
Gator of San Francisco, J. r. Welch
M. w. Wilkins, J. w. Hines of Santa
Clara. Presidential Elector, A W.
Thompson of San Francisco.
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Fourth District.

The Fourth Congressional District
Convention met at II o'clock mid
night last night and elected the follow
ing:
Presidential Elector - Carleton H
Johnson.
Delegates to the National Convention
C N. Harris, j. A. Johnson, E. A.
Barney, w e. Walker and j. c. Gore.
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DISTRICT CONVENTIONS.
First District.

Delegates to st. Louis Convention
J. w. Keegan, Sonoma; F. Haughton,
Tehama; G.. j. Brown, Mendocino; ].
M. c. Murphy, Shasta; S. Leighton.
Shasta.
Presidential Elector S. M. Buck
Humboldt
CongreSs-George w MOnteith
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Sixth District.

Sixth District Congressional Conven-
ton: Presidential Elector-H. c. Dillon;
delegates to the ST. Louis Convention
L. M. Dexter, ]. K. Burnett, r. E. Cur
ran, E. M. Hamilton and J. L. Steele
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Free. Free.. Free...

F. de Wolfe Hennah is permanently
located at the Normandie, Tenth ard
X. He gives a free examina ton of the
eye.
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The frying pan is said by physicians
to do almost as much harm as the beer
mug.
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A sunny temper gilds the edges of
LIES blackest cloud.-Guthrie,
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Second District.

Congress-George w. Monteith
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<tIUahy, May 18th.
"R. c. Alexander, Editor Mail and
Express, New York City: Responding
to your telegraphic inquiry of this date.
1 have only to say: Our last Republi-
can State Convention declared the no.
sition of New York Republicans in
Guiding myself, on the money question
stand on the New York platform
LEVI p MORTON
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a. Primrose is in the city repre-
senting Primrose & Vests Minstrels,
which are to appear here on the 22d
and 23d instS. There are seventy peo-
pie in the company, with three brass
bands. 1t is the largest minstrel or
ganiZation ever effected.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1896-12-10

Gin @eiftesseit6rter giamens gtu.
mann nls GtraBburg ildte am Diem
tag in Botsbani 9etunItiam gum Safer
8ufritt Sn erbalten, um uOu SeinerN1as
ieItit gennue SnfOrmation iiber einen
einsebiloeten Ntpro gu erhalten. @r
iuuroe nn6 elmer Srrenanitalt seianOt.
S. 9es. Die @rinbuus liberater
8nuernpereine, iuelde stuar auf asrariz
iber @rnnblase beruben, fih ie6O1 BON
Dem giniluIie Der @rOB9runbbeIiber
emnnstpiren. fin6et INNER 9r6seren glns
tlans unb Ii9tlibes 8erltdn6ni6 unter
ben 8nuern. Den eriten @ranbungen
FOLDER @ereine i'm 5ftelbiihen iit be-
reits cine 9anSe &eibe eleihartiger ges
fOl9t. Die agrarscOnierDatibe greiie iit
6ieier itelen asrar-tiberalen Beiuesuns
gegeniber ftubig seDoroen.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1896-12-10

9taf Die 8ei9llIIe Der gintuanbe.
rungscommiIIiDn nnIeres Gtaates in
ibrer iineften Sibun9 bier, ii6er luel9e
an nnoerer Gtelle berihtet ipirb, iudre Su
eriuiebern, baB es ia erfreuli6 mare,
tpenn ie6er @inipanberer Elm @elebrter
iudre uno es 1T bebnuerlib, bab es nod
2eute siebt, bic nidt einrnal cine 5ei.
tung leIen f6nnen. Qber Der
,,@ebilbete" oDn briiben, Der
bier Meangels praftiIdber @eIbidli6feit
perfDnmt Ober iDgar iid aIs S@ruinbler
entpuppt, 1T benn bO9 eetpiB Dem ar
beitsseipubnten, tii9tisen llntuiifenbsn
ili6t porausieben. @s fam Semano
Elm gutter Bauer. 8er9mann ooer Gages
l69ner iein, Dbne 59ulbilouus senoiien
III baben. g8ie eeiast, 8tioun9 1T
ipanIdenstDerth, uno unIer Gtaat, Der
10 9eiualtige Spfer fir feline S9nlen
teiitet, barf nit Redt ftol5 iein duf ieine
@teGIung in Der porberiten &eibe Der
@taaten Der Union NIT SinIidbt nuf ben
geringen gsrO3entinb Oon Slliteraten.
9lber ni1t ieoer @ebilbete iit elm gutter
8iiraer. @era6e bel uns in ben Der.
5taaten ipd6It elm nambafter 9beil Der
Sugenb subtlos beran une ODn bieien
oerpabrlOIten Gosebieben brDbt ber @es
ie[i6aft cine piel sr6Bere @efobr, als
BON eingepnnberten FeiBiaen GrbeItern,
Die feline 55ulbilbuns erbalten baben.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1896-12-10

2(4sS @aibingtpn iuirb semelOet,
baB Die 8unbesienatoren &ettigretp,
Cannon uno Dubois, tpef6e tpegen Der
8dhrunssfrage Die republifaniide gtaz
tionnlcsnnention in ct. Souls perIieBei,
erfldrten, boB lie Sunddit abuarten
tpiirben, pb iie iberbaupt cine @inla=
Duns gum repnblitanif9en genats= gau=
cns erhiefter. Genator 8ettisreiu iei
Der Gnli6t, bnB iuenis ausiibt auf 9lrz
nabme irgenb tpel6er garifseIeBaebung
in Der gesenipartigen gon9reBieliion Iei
nnb ba5u babe er ii9 nod lpie fOlat se.
dnBert: ,,l1m Dem 2anbe ben 8eiueis
5u liefern OnB Der Mansel an 9eniigens
bem Sdub5oa ni9t Die 59ulo an ben
geaenipartigen traurigen 8erhdltnife1
trdgt, bin i'd 8eiuiGt, ben &epublifanern
freien 2auf in Der 8erfofsung ibrer gae
rifpclitif 5u lafien."
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1896-12-10
0GXhrEmO bQs aotae

9E6hrest0 bas ganse 9ans NIT
ipahfenoer @ntrititung iiber bic barbaz
ride &riegsfnbring Der gpanier in
Cuba fih aufreet, erttdrt Der 8rdiibent
Glepelanb NIT gelafenem 8ombaH, baB
bic bblterreGtlide Sbflibteit ben Der.
Gtaaten nid1t seitatte, Der @dmnd Elm
Gnbe al MAIDEN rnb bic gilbaner als
unabbdngige Ma9t anSuertennen. Die
Gpanier, inter benz 8lnthunb Bebler,
moroen, iengen nab bremen auf Cuba,
Imlimmer als bic SnbiaHer einlt ouf
ibren Rn9eaigen gegen bic meiBen @inz
brlnglinge. Die guboner iilghen Ii6
npn benz ipaniiden So1e 81 befreien;
bic GpaHier Dern6sen trob ibrer nebers
nia6t ua6t, ben 5reiheitsgeiIt 5ii be-
slpingen unb 10 oeriuiiFsn fie bas berrs
lithe 2ano nnb morben feline Bsippbner.
Nsan Iaae aas uidt, bic gubaner tbdteil
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1896-12-10

iest. so fault Snbien feline &attnue
pOn gn9lane ne6r, IOnbern fabrisirt Tie
ielbit. Sn Sapan fino ale Snbuitrien in
lHdatisem stuIfhmunse; in Merieo unb
ben Qdnbern Siibamerita's iuerben in
per Besiebuns Die gr6Bten anltremgun.
gen getnaht, unb in obiehbarer 8eit
iUerben Die @oIbldnber ibre 2anbtpirths
f9aft 10 81 @run6e gerihtet baben, baB
Iie fur oeren 9rubntte anf 6as 9luslanb
auseDieien iein, fiir ibre Sabr,fate aber
fsinen Mnrft bort baben perben.
8as ift bic RebrIeite Der MebailIe.
(gbic. ST.. Br.)
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1896-12-10

es ni6t beiIer. 8ieIetbe 8rntalitdt,
ipel6e Die Gponier bel Der llnterjo1uns
Der 9l5tefen nnb gernaner einIt belnie.
fen, Die bic h5Ili1e SnquiittiDn fauf,
iie fennsei9net hente nod ben gbarfter
oieies 9plfes. sSn Die &umpelfammer
nit mDberner p6lferre1tli1er S6flids
felt, Gn9eIibts Der mittelalterliben fpa
nlI1en @reuel. Serr gleuelanb iuirb
finben, bnB Oas ameritaniide 8Olt ni6t
70 bSfliCb iIt fuie er.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1896-12-10
&rdftoent @lepelanb ertIdrt fid

in 1einer am MtDntag 6em gongreB
ibermittelten 8Otf9aft aesen Gnerten.
atung Der cubaniihen Sniurgenten als
frie9fiibrenoe Na9t; segen @ernteb.
run8 Der &rieasHotte, aber fir gerbeI<
ferung Der acknowledgement; EN-.
pftehlt Die @inSiebuns Der l1nipn 8aci-
ficbabn< SDpotbef; ertldrt Die 8iliOns
Sin fiir eeniisenb aur 8eI6affuns nsn
3itteln fiir Die &e9iernngstoiten uno
aeigt, tpie iie ben gusenbaHoel f6rberte;
empfieblt bic @in5iebung Der @reen<
bads unb glusgabe BON Bombs 81 oenl
2ruede.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1896-12-10
cSte Der gdrueia ipirb iebt iebr Elf

Syet DER S1Uet5 fDir0 IeBt le1r eif@
rig 9e,en ben 8erbraub ameritaniIhen
SleiIhes agitirt, in6em tebauptet tuirO,
bGsielbe lei nit 8srar prdieroirt. Die
5anitdtsbebDrben I'M Suru. 9iftrift bu<
ben oaraufbin ben @ertauf amerifani.
5ben 5leiides nerbOten unO in anberen
G9peiser Srten min man bieiem 8ei
iptele folsen. Die SleiIdbdnbler be-
bnupten aber, bic san5e gtgitation iei
bur6 gonfurrenaneiO berpor9erufen,
unO 6eabiidtisen, Die SnterDentiOn bes
8unoesratbes anSurufen.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1896-12-10
:sSnS @eIommtpDtllnt i'm 6tQote II

SsJ0S 8elantnltODtllnt I'M Sfdate lbet
Das 8robibitipnsamen6ement mar 32,s
9l1 ongegen unb 24,s11 bafir. 8ie
Mebrbeit segen 8rObibit;on 1T alio
$500. 8dren alte 5timmen, bic in
Der @abI abae9eben tuuroen, aud iiber
biefe gOrlase seseben tuorben. r,dmlid
ca. $4,000, 10 lpiirOe iidb cine Mebrbeit
seeen Die 8robibitiun uDn ca. IL 900
@timrten er9eben baben, tpenn man
annimmt, baB bag gerb6ItniB s Der
gtimmen fir un6 se9en bic 8Ortnse bas
sleicbe getueien fudre, fuie in ben abse-
aebenen 57,722 Gtimmen.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1896-12-10
Qn,tt gaod,ridhten ana goutOn. Sbi

9aatt gtadri9ten ais Canton. Sbio.
gebenft Serr Mc&inlep fem Rabinet in
fO1senber @eiie 5uiammenSuiesen:
Gefretdr bes SdaBamts: Marf U.
Sanna, ShiO.
Gtaatsiefretdr:: anbretp 6. @hite,
Stem DorS.
Gefretdr Der 0aarire:: gbarles q.
8putele, Maine.
&riessiefretdr: 3. 8. Charlton,
Rebrasfn.
@eneralantualt: gg. Sc. Dan, 56iO.
@eneratpOitmeiiter: s.. Clap @Dans,
9enneiiee.
@efretar beg Snnern: s. 8. gupne.
aSiscOniin.
aderbaus s9etretdr: so. 5. 9egoung,
California.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1896-12-10

il s.. gDpteubal itboB SO. S. geo.
binaton in Sreberid iit ben uuterleib.
gifsrIue,t rpar bic llria9e be8 Gtreites
sfpiIdaen ben 9eiben. GoDEenball glaubte.
6ag leiuer ssrau pnn gOooinstun linses
babrliae QuImerfiamfeit sef9snlt iuiirs
be. Ser 2sstere III niAt aefdbElih
Iuerless.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1896-12-10

II SIN lebten 51neeftnrm Fam G.. @.
airtlanb in Campbell Gpuntp um's
2eben, inosm er bas gisb fiittsrn sina
uno i'm 6dnsegeitUber bic sfidtans pers
Tor, fih alf bic 8rairie Derirrse .sRb er.
frpr. NRau fan6 ign alfreht itsbeu6 in
elmer arpsea Gdnesipebs, tDot,
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1896-12-10
Die ifaatIidle 8ahlpehoroe

traten am 8. 3. Oe. in gsierre SuIan.
men, nm bas grgebniB Der teBten @dbl
nit 8eSus ouf Die 5taatsbeamten uno
gpngreBabseDroneten amtti6 feit5uitels
len. Die 8e65roe beitebt ausihlie6ltd
aus Repu6litanern uno ba bic SiIber@
parteien eiae pnrteiiihe 3dbIuns fiirsbs
teten, iD bntten iie cine 9an5e an5abl
&ertreter bin9eididt, bieielbe 81 iibers
iua1en. @s itellte itb oenn AUDI balO
cine 8ispDiitipn Der 8eb6rbe 81 allerlei
36rgeleien berdus. @inselne Counties,
pon lpeldea Die 8ablberi9te nibt ses
nan in Der pOrsei9riebenen SOrm abge.
faBt unb einseianbt iuOr0en tuaren,
tuurben ansetpieien, Die 8eri6te fprm=
gen1B gu e0rrigiren. 9arunter iinb
Die gounties Butte, 9atprenee, MOoon,
Nliner unb anoere. 9ieies 80rgeben
erfOrberte cine gertasun9 Der 3dbluu9,
Die big gum IL. b. M. erfOlste. 8es
sei9nen6 1T, baB nur Counties, tuel6e
5ilbermebr1eiten absaben, 0erart biss
siplinirt tpuroen, Die idmmtli6en Be-
ribte iin6 aliO jebt nod nitt amtlih
angenOmmen, aber uerdnbert iuerben Iie
bp9 ni9t mebr iniofern bies Die Stims
menSableu anbetrifft uno 6ieie erseben
fir Die @iiberleute bic 8rean @leftoren,
bic gOnareBabgeorbneten, Den 9ouuers
near, Den @eneralanmalt unb Die idmmts
li1en prei @ilenbabncommiIilre 3iir
Die &epublifaner Die fol9euben Sinf:
staatsietretdr, S6abmeiiter. sluOitOr,
Sdbullanbcomniiidr uRb S6uliuperias
tenoent.
9ieIes &eIultat tuir6 bon ben 5ilbers
leuten ipnbri6einli9 pbne 8eiteres atts
genommen lperben, es Iei benn, baB Die
5fepublifaner ibre 9rObung ipabr
MAIDEN, bur1 lpilIfiirlide gpntefe ben
abi6lnB Der 8ahi nod ldnser gu bin.
bern. sSn ben Sale ibiiroe aud nod
Der lebte bon Sanna's MDbifanern aus
Der serdumten Seftuns beraussei6miis
fen fuerben, uno sruar upn Sfe9ts iuegel.
2tms Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
8erlia, s. Deg. Die ,gtorbbeut.
| i9e aasemeine" tbeilt nit, baB Die
beutI6e &esieruns pffi5ielI gesen Die
@rbebung Der. 8 GOnnenaebiibr pOn beut.
ihen Gd1iFfen BEL Der anerisaniinen
8esieruns 8roteit erbo6en bat.
Sn Seruialem geoenft Der bentI9s
Safer i'm Sabre 1898 Der @inpeibuno
Der bDrtisen beuti6en epanseIiIhen Sir,
DIE beiSutppbnen. Ser @runb unb So
ben, auf tuelhem bic &irHe ftebt, tpurot
pom Gultan Dem RniIer Sriebrid gun
| @eI9enf gemadt. Inter Der 8roteftiDr
| oes iebtgen RaiIers ipurbe Der @ruuo.
itein Der Stride am 81. 5ftpber 1885,
geleet, unb 81 Der @intueibuis an
i 0iteriOnntag BEG Sabres 1898 eriuarte
man ben Safer peri6nlid.
j Die beutid.rniiiibe garif gsnmii
Iipn bat fire llnterbanblungert su gnb
gefabrt, Gber ibr 8eridt fpire niht ehei
per6Hentli1t tperben. biz beibe &egie
runsen bas greebniB sepriift unb be
ftdtigt babeH.. @s beiBt bnB Elm Som
pronliB 81 @tanbe sefOmmen III
/ 9ent5hlanb iDll bic 8eIbrdntungsmaB
regeln fir bic @nifubr ppn riIiii9er
8ieb arfbeber. 8enn btes tuirtlib ge
Z. Itbiebt, 10 olrfte bas BON GROCER 8ih
tigReit fir glmeritu fem, Oa setau bisiel
ben @eidranfuns smaeregelu eriItire
fir bas BON ben Ser. Gtaatsn itapOr
Iitirtt Bieb.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1896-12-10

9te1eS ,,2an0 Der braUeil iinO
5reien" unb Der &lopffebter iOlI elm
1leues 8eiben b5berer &ultur erhnlten.
Sn @atelettsburs in @eit- 8ir9inien
tptro am @eibna6tsabenb Elm &f
stuiIGen einem Mann unb einent Barren
ueranitaftet merben, tuie emit i'm aften
Rom. Sprt unten tbdte elm Sannens
baum nit EauIenb 2ibtern nOtb, bic
@emitber bDber Su ltimmen unb bic
R6pfe su erleu6ten.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1896-12-10

Oie iGen m alebrtduFer fauften
2as feer Nnsase in Chicago tnis baB Ga NIT
8ren iberrafn meroen gbf u nSigen
feb iro % erfeunen oa6 mir bier pas anbersepnhes ben
Gas s0bts HO fue 2ags: I'M 9tddt 9ren inter ar gonrs
=. :, 2yOsOif, 70 ~ gioas S'soss ssii,. ''''
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1896-12-10
seat lpir6 aud nod Die oaltiafeit

Seat tuirb aud nod Die @iltiafeit
Der 8abl iiber Die gmenbemente in
5rase 9e5osen, inben oas @eIes upr-
ffreibt, oaB bieielben auf iebem
9idet auf benz @ahl3ettel sebruft iein
iDllen. 8efanntlih fparen Die Nmenoe=
iaente in elmer beIonberen 5palte nur
einmal auf benz 8ablaettel fir Die
iineIte @ah1 obgebrudt.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1896-12-10
SaS.9oRota.

Sr. @eo. .. Salp BON Columbia
belpirbt iid UNI Oas Sprederamt in Der
9ahften 2egislatar.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1896-12-08

DID YOU EVER KNOW
That there was more millionaires
made from mining investments
than from any other source.