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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-11-30
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS OF
SHIPS AND SHIPPING.

Steward of British Steamship Sidrn
Commits Suicide by Jumping over
board When Eight Days Dat From
GenOh-CnrEOcs of River Steamers
From Augustn-Othcr shipping
News.
The British steamship Sidra, twenty-five
days from Genoa, arrived yesterday. Capt.
Atkinson reports that when eight days out
from Genoa, c. Kohn, the steward, COM
mitted suicide by jumping overheard Capt.
Atkinson says that The man shipped as
steward, but was not capable Of attending
properly 10 the duties. but as he had as
sistance from the pantry boy there was
no trouble in getting along with him. On
the day OF the unfortunate incident, Kohn
had served the dinner and cleared up The
galley About o'clock the captain en-
quired for him. but he could not be found
In his room was left letter to Capt. At
kinson, and others addressed to the unfor-
tunate mans mother, and a young lady in
Germany.
In the letter to Capt Atkinson, Kohn
stated that he was tired Of life; that he
could not sleep or eat; that his life had
been a failure and he proposed to end 1t
by drowning. He also stated that he was
not a steward, but an engineer, and that
his home was in Germany. Among the
mans papers was found certificate, show
ing that he had been a chief engineer in
the German navy
The steamer II. G. Day, from Augusta
and waylandings, arrived yesterday with
$50 bales of cotton; 44) casks cotton seed
oil, 135 barrels naval stores, barrels syr-
up. 1 mule and s. packages merchandise.
She had q cabin and - deck passengers.
The steamer Doretta had on board, when
she arrived yesterday, 65 sacks of cotton
seed in addition 10 her general cargo.
The steamer w. s. Cook, arrived yester-
day from Augusta and waylandings with
~ bales cotton, IS casks cotton seed oil, 2lO
barrels naval stores, 20 bales factory
sweepinSs 90 bales of domestics and a lot
Of miscellaneous merchandise
The British steamship Sidra, which ar
rived yesterday from Genoa. is consigned
to j. f. Minis & Co. She is chartered to
load with cotton to be shipped to Bremen
The schooner Raymond r. Maull, Capt.
Smith, from Philadelphia, arrived yester-
day with cargo Of coal, consigned TO the
Southern Fertilizer Company.
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BUMGARDNER DEAD.

The Wound Inflicted by Lambert
Proves Fatal.
Chattanooga, Tenn, Nov. ga special
to the Times from Asheville N. c., says
that l.. M. Bumgardner, shot by E. M.
Lambert near Fletchers, Friday, died last
right. Lambert, with several compan-
ions, armed is supposed to be in the moun-
tains near Arden, his home, ten miles
from Ashevile. Fifteen railroad men and
other parties are hunting him. Gov. Rus
sell has offered a reward of 500 for his
capture The Southern railway will PROB
ably offer an additional reward.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-11-30
BIG HAwLEY GOES UP.

The matchmaker and Card Sharp
Given Five Years in Prison.
New York, Nov 29.-William c. Wood
ward alias big Hawley," who last week
was convicted of attempting biackmail on
Samuel W. Brigham was sentenced to-day
to five years Imprisonment
big HawleX' was known principally
under the alias of Hon. Lionel Musgrave.
He has been unfavorably known in almost
every country of the earth, and probably
is the most acute card sharper living.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-11-30
NICARAGUA'S COMMISSION.

The Expedition to start For Grey
town. on Dee. :.
New York, Nov. 29.-Word has been re-
ceived in the Office of the Nicaragua canal
commission in this city that the expedition
to Greytown is to sail on Sunday, Dec. s.
c. s. Wheeler who was the assistant en-
gineer of the Sault Ste Marie canal has
accepted the position as chief engineer to
the commission.
1t was the filling of this position which
occasioned the delay of the expedition.
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AN Ex-AUDITOR CONVICTED.
Eugene Moore of Nebraska to Go to
Prison For EmbezzIement.

IUEtHC HOOrt OF NtUFHshN 10 VU 10
Prison For EmbezzIement.
Lincoln. Neb., Nov. 29.-Eugene Moore,
ex-auditor of state, charged with the en-
bezzlement of s2S0OO was this afternoon
declared guilty as charged. Sentence was
deferred. Moore and his attorneys ad-
mitted the shortage, but contended that it
was not enlightenment, inasmuch as the
money taken consisted of insurance, and
should have been paid according to the law
TO the state treasurer instead of himself,
and that he was responsible only to the
Insurance companies. Judge Cornish over
ruled this technical defense and commit
ted him to the custody of the sheriff until
sentence is pronounced, which Will be to-
morrow
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New York, Nov. 29.-Cotton futures
closed quiet and steady; sales, 5000 bales;
January, sic; February, 5.76e; March,
5.SOc; April, 5.S5c; May, $500; June, 5.95c;
July 6.OOe; August cote; September 6.O4ci
October, 602c; November, 5.S5c; Decem-
Der, CSC,
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TENNESSEE TAXATION.
state Board of EquaIizers Answers
the Railroad Companies.

Nashville, Tenn, Nov 29-To-day the
state board of equalizers filed answers in
the United States courts TO the several
bills of injunctions flied by the railroad
companies acknowledging the assessments
made for taxation by the railroad COM
mission. The case win be heard next Fri
day before Judge Clark The increased
valuation involved Is $3O,Oo0O0O
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-11-30
PANAMA's INDEPENDENCE.
sevcnty-Sixth Anniversary of the
Event Being Celebrated.

Colon. Columbia, Nov. 29.-The 10th an
niversary of the Isthmian independency
IS being celebrated with great enthusl-
asm at Panama, here and elsewhere. The
festivities will last three days, and in
clue military reviews, bull fights, masquer~
AIDES. fireworks and theatricals
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-11-30

Memphis, Tenn, Nov. 29.-J, +. Thomas.
alias Thurman, alias Lutz. notorious
forger and jail breaker, was to-day SEN
fenced to six years in the penitentiary. IL
was a compromise verdict.
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LOCKED Up FOR AN OLD THEFT.
John Kane in Jail For n Robbery
Committed Five Years Ago.

AttSu NJ I'VE Il ears Ago
John Kane of Rio Jaueiro is in trouble
over Sl2 he is charged with stealing from
George Ryals (colored), five years ago.
Ryals lives four miles out the Augusta
road and is truck farmer. Kane was
given lodging in Ryals house when here
and on leaving, did not forget to pillage the
place and carry off the money, together
with other things of less importance.
Kane recently returned to Savannah from
Connecticut on the schooner Fanny L.
Child. When Ryals learned of the fact,
q warrant was obtained before Justice
Wlckham, and Kane was arrested and
committed to ian
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-11-30
Deaths Hand at Brunswick.

Brunswick Ga, Nov. 29.-August F.
Franklin died at his home here to-day.
For many years the deceased was one OF
Brunswicks most prominent business
men. When Fitzgerald was settled he
moved there, but his health failing, Mr..
Franklin returned to his old home.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-11-30

Per steamship Kansas City for New
York, Nov. else bales upland cotton.
127 bales sea island cotton, 225 bales do
mestics and yarns, As bales sweepirgs, 1885
bbls rcsn, l6 casks clay, G6627 feet lum-
Der, GIG bhis cotton seed oil, % cases cigars,
! bbls fish, % bbls molasses, , 4CG boxes
fruit, , bbls vegetables, 4i3 crates vegeta-
b!os, 149 pkgs mdse, 100 sacks rice chaff
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-11-30
MURDER OF CLAYTON,
Akin Sends Gov. Jones a Copy of an
Alleged Confession

Little Rock, Ark. Nov. 29.-Gov. Jones
to-day received another letter from Luth-
err Akin of Pitts Ga, the prison guard who
claims to know who murdered Hon. John
NJ Clayton in Plummerville, eight years
ago. Akin encloses a copy of an alleged
confession by a prisoner in which the con-
fessor tells how he committed the muir
der
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-11-30
CONVENTION OF THE ELKS.
Board of Trustees Votes to Hold 1t
at New Orleans

Saginaw, Mich, Nov. 29.-George A.
Reynolds, grand secretary of the Broth
erhood Protective Order Elks. who has
just returned from a meeting of the board
of trustees in Chicago, announces that
the location of the next annual conven-
ton of the Elks will not be changed. 1t
will be held in New Orleans in May, 1898,
as previously decided, regardless of yell
low fever conditions
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-11-30
ROBBED OF $4,000 IN DIAMONDS.
The Loser Beaten With RevoIvers
and Then Locked ITn.

Chicago, Nov. 29.-Three men represent
home of Mrs. Mary Eppenstein, No. 444
Wabash avenue, at 8 o'clock this morn
ing. After beating Mrs Eppenstein with
revolvers and after locking her in room.
they made away with her diamonds, val
ued In all at $1,000.
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Washington, Nov 29.-The condition OK
Col. w. D. Chipley of Florida is very pre-
carious. He is unconscious and the physi-
clans have abandoned all hope
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-11-30

Columbia, S. c., Nov. 29.-At q cake-walk
in Laurens county Saturday night, Gary
Irby, colored, cut the throat of George
Byrd, colored. Byrd is dead and Irby is in
Jail.
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Spoken.

Nov. 29-Off Cape Fear bar. schooner
Nellie Shipman, Raynor, from Jackson
vile, bound New York.
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vessels CIea, Yesterday.

Steamship City of Macon, Savage, Bos-
ton.-Ocean Steamship Company.
Steamship Leander (Br), Hamilton. Bre-
men.-Georgia Export and Import Com
pany.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-11-30
Phases of Moon For November.

First quarter, LIST, hours, IS minutes,
morning; full moon, 9Th, 4 hours, II min
utes, morning; last quarter, 18th, hours,
% minutes, morning; new moon, oath, 3
hours, Al minutes, morning; first quarter,
S0th, 8 hours, Sc minutes, evening.
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FOREIGN Exnorts.
Rcceints 81 RniIronds.

Per British steamship Leandor for Bre-
men.-6,C-0 bales cotton valued a $247, 49S.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-11-30
savannah Almanac.

Sun rises to-day at 7:01 and sets at 1853.
High water at Tybee to-day 1920 a. m.
and 1912 p. m. High water at Savannah
one hour later.
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Notice 10 Mariners.

Pilot charts and all photographic infor-
nation will be furnished masters of yes
sells free Of charge in United states Nv
geographic Office in custom house. Can
tains are requested to call at the office.
Reports of wrecks and derelicts received
for Transmission to the navy department.
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HANNA ILL WITH THE GRIP.
VIII Not he Able to Attend to Bust
ness For Several Days.

Cleveland, o., Nov. Ex-senator Hanna
is confined to his home at Glenmere with
a severe attack of la grippe. He does not
expect tc be able to attend to business
for several days.
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iguis. Mother Cecilia, II. a. Fitzgerald,
r. c. Mccall, Jennie L. Fields.
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T, temperature; az, velocity of wind
J. M. Sherier,
Observer Weather Bureau.
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TO-DAY'S WEATHER FORECAST.

Forecast for Savannah and vicinity until
midnight Tuesday, Nov. 30, 1S97.-Fair
weather; much colder.
Weather From Washington
For Georgia-Fair, colder; northerly
winds, becoming southeasterly
For Eastern Florida-showers; colder;
northeasterly winds.
For Western Florlda--Colder; northerly
winds.
For South CaroIina-Fair; decidedly
colder; northerly winds.
General conditions: Cloudy weather,
with general showers during the day, are
reported from the Atlantic coast stations,
but from the interior partly cloudy to
clear weather is observed, except in the
Upper Ohio valley and eastern lake re-
glon, where occasional flurries of snow
occurred.
The temperature continues low through
out the northwest and the Upper Missis-
sppi valley. The lowest, 4 degrees, was
noted at ST. Paul. Over the Atlantic and
East Gulf states no decided changes have
taken place.
Light to fresh northwesterly winds pre-
vail along the coast from New York city
to jupiter, Fla.
Yesterdays Weather at Savannah
Maximum temperature, 3:15 pm SO degrees
Minimum temperature, Z a. m. 46 degrees
Mean temperature ............... so degrees
Normal temperature ............ So degrees
Deficiency of temperature zee. degrees
Accumulated excess since
Nov. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 9S degrees
Accumulated excess since
Jan. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. degrees
Rainfall ............,.......... Trace
Normal OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .OS inch
Deficiency since Nov. / ....,.u.1 40 inches
Excess since Jan. / ............3.20 inches
River Report-The hight of the Savan-
nah river, at Augusta at 8 a. m. C75th me-
ridian time) yesterday, was 9.4 feet, a
rise of O.S foot during the preceding TWEEN
tT-fOur hours
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SHEPPARD WELCOMED TO PERU
He Is There in the Intesest of Cana
dian Commerce.

Lima, Peru, Nov. 29.-The Peruvian press
cordially welcomes Edmund Sheppard, the
special commissioner of the dominion gov
to Central and South America,
in the interest of project for promoting
increased commercial intercourse by a line
Of steamers from Vancouver to Panama.
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HlVer RepOrI-IHt hlBHI OF IHt odVaH-
nah river, at Augusta at a. m. (75th me-
ridian time) yesterday, was 94 feet,
rise of 0S foot during the preceding twen-
ty-four hours
Observations taken Nov. 90 1897, p. m.
(75th meridian time) at the same moment
of time at all stations for the Morning
News.
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rev. Jnmes Lcggc Dead.

London, Nov. 29.-Rev. Prof James
I.egge, ID. D., Ill. D., is dead, aged 81.
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The time ball on Cotton Exchange drops
Y m, 18th meridian time.
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Shipping Menorandn,

Went to Sen Yesterday,
Steamship Kansas City, New York.
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The schooner Raymond T. Maull, Capt.
Smith, from Philadelphia, arrived yester-
day with cargo of coal. consigned TO the
Southern Fertilizer Company.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-03-24
Der rTriintii@en Tasespoit" ent:

Der rGrlntii&en Tasespoit" ents
nebmen mir bic folsenoe 8esebenbeit /:
Sn elmer tleinen baperii&en Stabt trus
ii9 neuli@ in Der @emeinberatbsiieuns
Elm tomii@er 3pii@enfalI 3u. Mau
itritt beftis bin unb ber. Oh benz @ei1as
sel3u@tuerein 81 einer @efllselausiteQs
uns wieberum cine itdbtiide Yrdmie BON
100 Mart 3u bewiuisen lei. Ma&bem
BON Der einen Seite barauf binsemieien
morben mar, baB bann aud bic @eians:
uereiue nit Neutrality-suspicious. toms
men ,uiirbeu, rief elmer Der ebrbaren gds
ter Der Staot bic tlaiiii@en @orte aus:
vN@ mas! Sinsen Tam Elm Seber, aber
&ier lesen ni@t!" Stiirmii@e 9eiter.
teit erfolste, uno bic 100 Wtart ,uuroea
bemili9t.
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Gourtlauo eippubeu,.
%. Mdr3.

Wf. @apmonb bot ieinen Mntbeil am lln=
teritod Der bieli8en 0oobmens9alle al 9y.
8. Strub perfauit, ,pel1er IN benz gofal ei,,
&efauraMt er0iinen ,uirb.
Das umtere Gube muieres St6bt9ens itebt
inter sDaiier. iobab Voote nOtbi9 iinb, u,n
ben 8ertebr sruiiden l. ,.nb 8. Strabe aufs
redt 81 erbalten.
g1m. Nrit beiaub iib am 0onneritas &C.
i1Gitsbalber IN ct. Yeter.
81. &ren,, c1obm Slads 0artner int Slei=
i9ersei9ait in Sleepp Gpe, beiu9te am
Donnerita9 ll,lo 6reita8 ieineu alten Nrelub
Sobu Soapemeper Sr. babier. gb. meint,
leim @ei@aft sebe wabreno BET sSaiten auberit
lan9lam.
6ermann @intel iob ii9 am sreitas sez
m0tbist, aus3u,ieben, ba bas plOyli9 iteiseu=
be Daiier III beiien WobnunS eiMbranS.
8m. $. @ieiefe ma9te am Woutas eue,t
Ibite@er nod Stem llln,.
Ser Miuuelotailub lit itetis i'm Steisen
besriiien, unb berri9t babier ernlte geiorss
nip, baB bic me,e eilerne Bride benz i9weren
Gissa,9 gum Opfer fallem wirb.
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etaatSna a6rt@tt,t.

5 @eprdientanten uon pbilabelpbiaer
@apitalii ten baben ii@ in bieiem Staate
iber bic etwoisen Musii@ten Der 3uders
@lbens Snbuitrie informirt uno iinb bers
artis 3ufrieoenseiteut morben, bab bic:
ielben beabfi@tisen, in bieiem Staate
einitmeilen pier 3udersT sTabriten 81 etab>
liren. Sie baben ii4 bereits nit uer>
i@iebenen giienbabnen, ,uesen Ser:
i@ifiunss arrangements uiw. in ger>
binbuns sefett. Die Bldse ber Nnles
suns Der Gabriten iinb nod ni@t be-
tannt, bod uerben Bel berielben bic Der:
i@iffunss : @elesenbeiten obne 3meifel
bic 9auptroue ipielen.
s Das neue, uon be.ben 9duiern ber
Qesislatur ausenommene 8olfsbountp>
@eies entbdlt bic folsenben 8eitimmuns
gen: 6ar bas GSbten elmer @Slfin in
ben eriten fanf Wtonaten bes Sabres
tperben IS bejablt, fiir einen mdnnli@en
@olf ober Elm Sunses 90. Die ibrise
3eit bes Sabres wirb fir irseno einen
@olf SO be3ablt. Scr ROrper bes
@olfes muB benz @ountpsMubitor se>
3eist merben, unb 2etterer lit ber Gin>
3ise, ber 3u enti@eiben bat. OBJ oas Gbier
e;n @olf 1T unb CUR 9oun.p bere@tist.
Der Staat beSablt 3wei Drittel unb bas
County Elm Drittel oer Bounty, iebo@
sei@iebt bic 3abluns bur@ ben @ountp>
@9atm.iFer auf Mnmeiiuns bes Nubi:
tors bin. Das @eiet finbet iebo@ nur
Mn.uenbuns. ,uenn bic County >@ommiis
fare bur@ B.i@luB IS fir ibr County
fir ansemeiien balten. ..
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-03-24

Oie pon uns in letter Nummer
turi ermdbnte Suderriiben>@ onuention
mirb am 81. b. SO. pirtli9 babier itatts
finben, unb sebibrt Der minneapolis &
ct. 9ouis Babn, oeren 8emibunsen
bas unternebmen 81 ueroanten lit, ale
Muertennuns. Sic geriammlunsen fin>
ben um 2 llbr unb llbr abenos, in Der
Union 9aue itatt uno baben bereits bic
folsenben ti@tisen uno in Der Sade BE-
,uanberten Hebner ibre Gbeilnabme 3us
seiast: Col. 8m. 2issett, 2eiter Der
Staats>Muiterfarm in ct. Mntbonp
Part; prof. @iaet 80. Says. Msris
culturiit, unb Prof. DarrY Snpoer,
@bemiter, pom ebenoaielbi; Prof. g..
9. Trantfarter, @bemiter, uon Der
Staats>llniueriitdt, io,uie Prof. 6enrp
@al1ace, 9erausseber pom vWauece's
6armer unb Dairpman in DesM Moines,
Soma. Inn m0sli@it uiele SntereiIenten
CUR 8etbeilisuns an bieier 8eriammlung
au ermuntern, uertauft bic Minneapolis
& st. Qouis 8abn pon auen Stationen
3mii9en Morton unb @aieea na9 9tem
lllm @rcuriionstidets 81 II bes ginjel>
preiies fir bic &unbfabrt.
= Die Giti3ens 8ant pom Nem ulm
uerborst @elb auf cultiuirtes Garmlano
auf ldnsere 3eit 3u niebri9em 3insfuB.
Mbbe3ab ablunsen t6nnen, ,penn 9ewiini@t,
idbrli9 9ema@t ueroen. ..-
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efaatS. 0eieb8ebnt8.

Grosbem bic Situnas3eit unierer &C.
sislatur ii9 lansiam ibrem gnbe nd
BERT. l4einen es bic 9errn @eiesma&er
nod gar ni9t iebr eilis nit benz grle>
bisen widtiser @ei@dfte ;u baben.
@abri4.inli9 .uirh es wieeer uie in
frabereu sSabren seben unb> Mues lis
tur3 Dor G@lub Der Sisuns auf bic
lanse 8ont sei@oben uerben.
9m 6aus selanste. mad LANCER uno
bduiis itiirmiider Debatte, bic ioses
nannte @eeuessBiu sur Beiteueruns BON
Beramerten unb Mmeral> >9dnbereien
enbli@ 5ur Mbitimmuns unb obslei@
Bel berielben IS Stimmen fir unb uur
81 sesen bic 8iu fielen, ,purbe iie als
Cuermorfen ertldrt. Our ,Mnnabme wdren
ndmli@ SO Stimmen, bic Maioritdt
idmmtli@sr Mitslieber, notbwenbis &C.:
ueien. Reprdientant Staples, elmer
ber Beflrmorter Der BiQ dnberte beB>
balb iein Notum unb er3ielte baour@
cine @ieberer,udsuns Der Mbitimmuns.
@as inbeb bas entsaltise S@idial Der
Blu fem wirb, 1T i@mer uoraus3uieben.
Senator Rnatuolb bra@te feline Bin,
uel@e cine einbeitli&e @rtbi@afts:2is
cen3 uon $1,000 fur ben san3en Staat
pori@reibt, mieber auf's Gapet. Gr
amenbirte bieielbe babin, bag bic 8iq
crit am l. Suli in &raft treten iollte.
Scr Mntras murbe iebc@ na@ eiuem
tur;en aber i@arfen parlamentarii&en
S4armaeel auf ben Eii@ selest. Oie
Mebrbe,t oes Senats miu auseni9ein>
lid ni4ts pon be,n &natuolbi@en Ste>
denpferb piiien.
Cine 8iQ, mel@e cine weitere lanb>
,nirtbi9aftli@e Weriu@sitation nabe 2e>
Sueur erri1ten .uiq, wurbe pom Senot
CUR Nnnabme empfoblen.
Cine i'm @enat paiiirte Blu uerbietet
bic Organization folder @eielli@aften,
beren ausf@Iiebli@er 3med 1T, aus benz
Mn> reip. Vertauf pon Steuer>8eiieur>
tunben Elm @ei4dft MAIDEN.
Senator Seller unterbreitete am Trei>
tag ben Ber,@t oes @untelrabenjuder>
Snbuitrie> 6 omites. beflen 8oriiter er
1T. Der 8eri@t 1T pon Eroi. g. 6.
&aiier, einem Grperten, aussearbeitet
unb ioq in 9ampbletform sebrudt uers
ben unb 3ur gertbeiluns tommen. @s
mirb in benz Beri4t na@semieien, baB
bic &untelriiben3uder Snbuitrie ni4t
Bios cine iebr eintrdsli@e 1T, ionbern
namentli& fir Minneiota gang auBer:
orbentl,@ 9ewiunbrinsenb fein miiBte.
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JOHN Lind
a0potat 1.tto &eMtSatatwalt.
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JOS. 4. ECkSTE|N, ,
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Ilem I1Im, <IStUW'
Beionbere a,.fmertlamfeit wirb ben Ser
hanbluuaeu i'm @aiien8eri4t probate
Court) BON Bromm Mnb Nicouet @ountp &C.
ruibu,et. - Beiittitel ,uerben umteriu@t uno
perpouHdnbi9t.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-03-24

~ perfu@en. e@on bic erfte 6laf4e &c.
tpdtrte mir erobe @rlei9terung Bic
jtueite, on ber ib jett Bin, bat mid fat
ganj bon alien ,1nangeuebmen Spmptomen
befreit. uub t4 bin iiberjeugt, bab nod Elm
ober j,wet Glaf@en mid bauernb beileu
tuerben. aueu Yr:biserr., bte an 2ebllrans.
betteu letbeu, en,pfeble t4 apers &berrp'
Electoral" &c. R. 8ramlep, ID,
3tf.-9 -9ttretdr, am. Bapt. Yublicotisu.
Societ9, &etersburp, Bo.
Aper's Gberrp=Heetoral
Osl>xssSstas s,sf Ssr 3(tsitsxsa asils~s.
11es'S eariaparias lbestsift tue asSsss.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-03-24
&cin &erifp1t 1T ppllitdnbia

bic @ei4e Der YeIebens Nem ms barn u;en it, ge
bic aben an0mmne ben mlben 9obn w@s br
graor be ans 0es Stalpreer wenDn Spa=
Gisr SiS nsa n$t bic ~bn eino1nsn @ oa NMiDer @ nnD
81. nb iosar enn abarn 4rele bit=
@eu nertbanen beltn bau nen ar9 uMb m anas wurbe
bnelbn inebn G pa rVluH
nnnen Sod Sobmb Sau Mad ine
joo en @e9mer oer @ Golden Rule
monnte ,bm aHen etsesena um Oa Nr
T nen 0olte re9es @raen boB 6id lb
fererbn MUD ennn ar bic Pree be Golden
Rule' werben foubtebm 9ier ein paar Yrobn
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-03-24
M,,tteoe.0et1dtt.

Die llmter3ei9neten MAIDEN biern,it betonnt,
b1b iie bas friiber pon Sobn @iebenbrunmer
seiabrte @9miebesei&ait al Der ede
ieet inter benz 6irmoname,, Siebenbrunner
s Wilburs 9emeinl@aftlid betreiben. aue
Sdmiebearbeiten perbeu auf bas Beite be-
ior9t unb benz Bef@la9en uon 9ferben wirb
gang beionoere aufmertiomteit 9ei4enft.
Ssbn ojebenbrsH1es,
DauI DtIbur0.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-03-24

Na@ 9ot Sprinss, art.c
Die MinneapoIis & ct. Souls 0abn
1T bic tlrjefe Ninie unb bic ein3iSe, mel.
DE Dininss unb Compartment S9lafs
wasen benutt. Grcuriionssl slidets Inb
iett 3u baben. 8
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-03-24

Na@ SGT Sprinss, Art.
Die Mtinneapolis & st. Qouis Babn
1T bic tir3eite 2inie unb bic ein3ise, wels
DE Dining, unb Compartment S@lafs
masen benust. Grcurfons:Gidets finb
lieet ;u baben. 3