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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-05-15
A SILVER SENATOR
Stephen r. Mallory Elected
Senator From Florida.
WAS A VICTORY FOR CALL
THE SURPRISE THE RESULT OF
LONG CAUCUS.
CHICAGO PLATFORM MAN
In Speech Last Night Senator NAL
lory Endorsed All the Democratic
Flanks Specially That For Free
COINAGE of Silver.
Coinage of Silver.

Tallahassee, Fla, May 14.-Ex-Con-
gressman Stephen r. Mallory, of Pensa-
cola, was elected United States Senator
to-day, the vote on the 25th ballot of the
contest that began on April Goth stand
ing:
Mallory, 53; w. d. Chipley, A; Call, 1.
Chipley came so near election yester-
day, lacking only 3 votes, while the op-
dates. that the leaders of the forces hos
tile to him, consisting of the following
of Call, Stockton, Hooker and some of
Raney's adherents, realized that if they
should let another day pass without COM
bining their entire strength, Chipley
would surely win. A caucus in the
Senate chamber last night was the out
come Several ballots were taken in
which the leading candidates were NAL
lory, Raney and Hooker. Finally, at
o oclOck this morning. the caucus came to
an agreement upon Mallory.
Upon the meeting of the joint assembly
at noon the new candidate for the first
time since the balloting began was
brought into the contest without pre-
liminary nominating speech. When the
last name was reached on the roll call,
the vote stood: Chipley, 40; Mallory,
Al; two names having been passed. Rep
resentative Morgan, who had previously
supported Chipley and who had not yet
voted, then gave his ballot to Mallory.
Representative Rawls. who was paired,
next broke his pair as he claimed he was
authorized to do under the existing cir
cumstances. and threw his vote for Nal
lory. This made the result a tie. Pan
demOnium prevailed for a time. the par
tisans of both candidates jumping up on
the desks and chairs and waving their
arms frantically in efforts to make
themselves heard. At length Senator
Barber was recognized and he changed
his vote from Chipley to Mallory.
Three others followed suit. The vote
was verified as stated above, and Presi-
dent Perrenot formally declared Stephen
II. Mallory elected.
Senator Mallory spoke before a large
gathering in the House of Representa-
tives tonight He said that he endorsed
all of the planks Of the Chicago platform
dwelling particularly on the financial
question. advocating the free coinage OF
silver at the ratio of 16 to l regardless OF
foreign countries. He did not expires:
decided views on the tariff question.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-05-15
CIRCUIT COURT OF APPEALS.

Richmond, Va. April 14.-The case of
DR.. A. G. Glover. president of the Keely
Institute of Ashland. against the Ma
tional Fire Insurance Company, of Bal
timore, which was begun in the United
States circuit court before Judge ST.
monton and a jury yesterday, was de-
cided this afternoon.
Upon the instruction of the court the
jury was ordered to render a verdict for
the defendant insurance company.
The United States circuit court of ap-
peals convened this morning with Judges
Goff. Hughes and Brawley presiding.
No. 229, United States appellant, VS..
ID. l.. Boyd ct al. and the Eastern band
of Cherokee Indians. Appeal from the
circuit court of the United States for
the district of South Carolina.
Cause argued by X. b. Glenn, United
States attorney for appellant, and by
Louis NJ. Bourne and George III. s.
Mathers for appellees, and cause sub
mtted.
The court announced its opinion in the
following cases, which were heard at the
present term:
No. 211, Benson and Brown ct al, ap-
pellants, versus Henry +. Grove ct al, ap-
pellees. Appeal from the Circuit court
of West Virginia, at Clarksburg. Opin-
ion by Judge Simonton. Affirmed with
costs.
No. 221, First National Bank Of Cere-
do ct al, appellants, versus The Society
for Savings ct al, appellees, appeal from
the Circuit court of the United States
for the District of West Virginia. Opin-
ion by Judge Simonton. Affirmed with
costs.
No. PIG, Union Casualty and Surety
Company of st. Louis, Mo-, plaintiff in
error, versus Cecile' f. Schwerin, defen-
dant in error. In error to Circuit court
for the district Of South Carolina, at
Charleston. Opinion by Judge Gof. AT
frmed with costs.
No. 215, Steam Tug Glendale ct al, ap-
pellant, versus P. B. Erich, admins
traitor and appellee. Appeal from dis
trist court, Eastern District of Virginia.
Submitted by counsel on briefs.
No. 2O3, Phoenix Insurance Company,
etc, appellants, VS.. Receiver Franklin
Brass Company, appellee. Petition for
rehearing denied.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-05-15

church that is more loyal to it than is the
Brotherhood. 1t is under the direction
and sanction of the church. 1t is set
apart for a special work among men
such a work as no other organizat ton can
perform. The brotherhood is trust,
having within it all those elements that
tend to the advancement of Christs
kingdom among men. Instead of en-
croaching upon the duties and privileges
of the clergy it too often neglects those
things that it is perfectly lawful for 1t
to do, and which it is made incumbent
upon every member to do by his bap-
tiSmal vows.
1.-The men of the Brotherhood are need
ed as assistants to the rector. He needs
men who 60 in and out among the great
mass of mankind-some person in touch
both with the great mass Of humanity and
with the rector. These men are staff
to the rector TO carry out his missions-to
help him minister to the souls of men,
to bring men to hear the gospel, to pre-
sent to them the Importance of giving
their lives and services to the church.
1.-The Call for Workers." was the sub
ject of most eloquent address by MI.
Chas. Il. McKessOn, of Grace church
Chapter, Morganton. He traced the his
tory of Christ from that mOmentous
natal night in the Bethlehem manger,
eighteen hundred years ago, to the day
the Son of God died on the accursed tree.
The tender invitation through all the ages
has been Give me thine heart" From
all nations, from the isles of the seas
comes the query: rs this the Christ" +"
With this command, with this
inquiry, should there be any
lack Of workers? Preach the
gospel to every creature" is the call
that comes to every man-to all Of them
differently-but to all. Brotherhood
men, hearken to the call and go forth to
your labors. There is a duty for every
| man, no matter hoy humble. The glories
| of the universe are for the few. But>to
every man there is duty, an opportunity
There is a niche that no other man can
| fill but you. xx
The Brotherhood needs strong men. But
[Continued ON Fifth Pagee.[
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-05-15

in this country, has occasioned trouble
in the beam association and there are
reports that it has dissolved. Angles are
quoted at 80 cents per 100 pounds, 4
shade lower and steel plates are quoted
lower here than at Philadelphia. Copper
is active with large sales of lake at 1875
cents and tin plates are quoted 10 cents
below prices fixed by the association and
80 cents below prices of the same grades
of foreign plates.
Nothing new can be said of the cotton
manufacture, which still lacks demand
enough to lift print cloths above the low
est point ever known and prices of other
grades of cotton do not improve. In
general the sales of cotton products are
but moderate. Woolen goods are doing
better than for weeks past and yet there
is not enough demand to create enthusi-
asm or to raise prices, while there is
great uncertainty regarding the future
of the market. Sales of wool have
sharply decreased and for the week bare
ly exceed a weeks consumption, while
prices are weaker at eastern markets, ac-
cording to some reports nearly one cent
per pound at Philadelphia and at the
west the heavy buyers for speculation
have begun to sell at some concessions
with good reason.
Failures for the week were 264 in the
United States against 224 last year and
81 in Canada against 33 last year.
WEEKLY. BANK CLEARINGS.
New York, May 1.-THE total bank
clearings for the week amounted to ST.
O03, ,409, ,499; per cent decrease, Is; exclu-
| sive of New York, SAT ,SO6, ,SO3; per
cent decrease, 4.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-05-15
DEMOCRATIC TARIFF PROGRAM

Dingley Bill, but the Bulk of Opinion
Seems to be Towards Amendments and
Adherence to the Wilson Bill
Washington, May 14.-There is some
difference of opinion among the Demo-
cratic members of the Senate committee
on Finance as to the policy to be pursued
in regard to the tariff bill. Some of them.
notably Senator German, are of opinion
that the Democrats should prepare sub
stitute bill and introduce it. They sug-
gest that this substitute should embody
the Democratic idea as to the tariff, CIV
ing uniformly lower rates than the Re-
publican bill either as prepared IN the
House or as amended by the Senate COM
mittee on Finance. They contend that
the Wilson law is not clear embodiment
of Democratic tariff doctrine in that 1t
not only does not produce sufficient rev.
enue, but that it carries many features
which were inserted at the instance or
Republican Senators in order to secure.
its passage through the Senate. There
is, however, quite pronounced opposition
to this program on the part Of many Dem
ocratic Senators, including several men,
bers of the committee on Finance. They
take the position that the safest course
for the party is to stand by the Wilson
bill, which, while it is not perfect, Is
still a Democratic measure. The party
they say has taken the position that no
tariff legislation is necessary. The cam
paign was fought on another issue and
they hold that to raise the tariff question
on their own motion would be inconsistent
and unwise. Those who hold this idea
are willing that amendments should be
offered covering all the schedules and 1T
seems probable that this course will be
pursued
The amendments will provide rates
practically on the line of the Wilson law.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-05-15
NASHvILLE'S CLEVER TRIP.

The New Gun-boat Averaged 16.7
Knots Winning a Bonus of 100000.
Bridgeport, Conn, May 14.LThe Uni
ted States gun-boat Nashville, covered the
sixty miles course on her official trial
trip this afternoon in three hours, 80
minutes and 20 seconds, averaging 16.7
knots and winning a bonus of about
100000 for her builders.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-05-15

Rosebud, Texas, April 14.-Last night
three negroes Dave Cotton, Henry Will
liams and Sabe Stewart, were taken
from the officers and hanged. They had
been confined in the Jail here several
days on charge of attempted rape
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-05-15

Chelsea, Mass, May 14.-Wm. Casey,
so years of age, and Patrick Gavin, aged
o. laborers, were killed to-day by coming
in contact with a telegraph wire that had
fallen to the side walk and become charg-
ed by an electric light wire.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-05-15

Baltimore, Md, April 14.-The con-
Guiding session of the SD annual meet
ing of the American Medico-Psychologi
cal Association was held to-day. DR.. ].
B. Chaplin, of Philadelphia. presided. The
chief business was discussion of the
methods of committing the insane to in
stitutions.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-05-15

Co, = n,ion NV ~ SrsslOA In
l..ris. church.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1897-06-17
Sizes Gilt Dem Gitrll.

sSn Sabre 1891 Bat Capt. s. +.
Merrp, lliiiitsnt &oiingier slgent Ser
Sainois Central 9nbn cine 6reilu61ent,
ti6e gour ourb bic 24 Gpmaibips biz
ies @Olntps 9emadt, lim oieIelbett ge-
nan auf ibre 8ejuasqueasn unb Grtrags
fdGigtett 5it unteriu1eH unb Die NnIi6-
ten Der 6nrner 81 b6ren. Sieralif CAB
pr eitl ftelnes Bl6lein bernus. in Dem
er feline 9etpenuenen @inoriife uno Die
:5ertdlte Der 5ariner nieSeribrieb. g.
f9rtibt unter NnberelM:
,,8eim 8erIrdl, Mtinnebaba gontttn
Su befhreiben, fam man bemIetben fem
Observation-Disclosures &omptiment sgnen,
als au fasen, bnS fats Die @rense SO
mas eill @oantp ipeiter n6rolich ultb
IlUeitlidl nus9ebehnt iuproen mare 10
fpIr6e e3 inter ietner niclen prabtuhllen
Counties teines ouf5riueiien habens has
| etiDa fruftbarer nno id16ner iu6re ais
MinneAoba Gonlfp, iii6 Die g6atIahr,
baS esfi Saos 1aEotn tiegt, bee ntrdbs
Iti9t in FeiNer 9[rt uno ggeiie bic 6rtliche
Gage oes gOantns, bic S5ruhtbarteit
oes 8Ooens, Oas seiunbe atimn unO
ben GefDeis, onB Die "a 9oiunlbips pon
Mninebaha gountn fir glderban mt
ilebrtreiFfib ititb.
2as qnNo iit sr6Btentheils tuetIen.
fDrmtg nit Iu3nabme bon 2 biz
GpDnl6tps all ben 5liiiien entlang, lpu
Rlan bas 2nno bi9elig ileiiuen t0nnte.
Das san5e @ouutb lit @rairiefano. ulr
an ben 6tiilIen enttan9 ffnbet man Eieine
nntiirlihe Bdtoden. 9o6 baben iidl
oiete 5nruer ,,@roues" cn9elegt, 5, IO
aud 20 Gcre grOH, iuelde ni9t aIr
5datten ipeuoen uno INT gBinter Die
8inOe brebsn, funbern aud i9on 6eu-
er- unb gtusbolS fiefern in Menee. Ser
lgrDBe GiouE ,,Rioer", lpelher oas
guuntD in itOfi1er Gibtung bur1TlieBt,
eritreft Ii6 nit Seiten pielen giebenfliii-
Zen fait in iehcs 9OunIbip oes @ountDs,
@s iit piel 9etlagt tuorben iiber grof.
fenbeit in Sios s2atota; fdiperlib siebi
es Elm tuaIIerreitberes gountp als Miin.
nebnba. 9tah ben GusIagen Der Gar.
mer i'll iebem goipuibip, iuiro gutes,
reihli9es @aIfer FnIt lberalI in eiael
Eiefe bon 90 Biz SO SUB sefuncen.
Rer 8Cben bon 0tinnebaba guuntt
LIT elm ldlluar5er. reifer, iauoiger 2ebm'
boben nit elmer reicbett Interi9idlt, oit
nuf Sabre reihe Grnten herurr6ringt
phne cine ilnSe Diinser. Der Gbreibel
/ bat ein Saferfelo in Bngne 9ofpnlbip
beiihtist. Set stuanSig Snbren murOl
nuf bteienl Selbe ieoes Snbr ohne ie9li.
| hen 9niiger cine @rnte seapsea mi
lDbae .3rueiFet iuiro Der @rtrag 0uf bic
i fem 5elbe bieles ssabr iib iber &C
! 8u5be[ per We're belaufen.H
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1897-06-17

faniI1en genatoren beI9lDiIene Rele
3uderfldaiel oes 9arifgeiebes fir ben
3udertruit guns auBereenDbulihe gor.
tbeile i'll iif ihlieBt, liefert Die 5hatjd-
DIE, oaB iofort nah oem BetnnntlDers
ben bes 8ortlautes Der 8reis Der Ate
>tten bes Srltits an Der geeu 9Orfer
S5rle III Die S0be idnellte.
Sic urIpriinglihe, Don Genator Gl>
ortd entiuurfene Glaulel bot Dem Erult
gr6sere SDrtbeile, aIs 6ieisr lelbit of
fen 81 uerIansen sefua9t bate. Denn
9laabte oeshnIb, bnB Der Sernt Dem
aa9entetReiI llniuiaer Der 8ep6lterilng
Re6nung trdgen ilno ben 3afermagnn-
ten nidt lt1ebr ais unumedn9lib notbs
iueHots Subiltsen tuiiroe. 9ns mar Elm
SrrtbHn. Ser 5enot bnt leiuem Gnf.
Der bette GreiIiIb Der TrilGts nnb Mto.
nopoiiiteH Sit ieir. tpieber Gbre gematbt.
@r betuiGigte Oem 3udertrlIt eine Iii.
ferenS bon fait 5tuei Gents ouf bas
&funo, uno oas lit menr, aIs bic ur.
ipriin9tiche @iuglen.8 Bin ihm subiGigen
tpollte. llnb 6aB es olih mebr tit, ais
Die Motaooren bes SruitS nno lire
5reunbe errunrtet bntter, erbeut aus ner
ginaonss eriudbnten 5batlahe, OnB
oieglftien, unnittelbar uah6ent oergEurtz
loat Der @lanfel befnRrt gelu0r6ea iuar,
i'm 9reiie itigqen.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1897-06-17
S0O. 3afOta.

II Nlaufintolt. Gin ideugefuUr6enes
@eIpann 8ferbe rannte gegeil ben gBa.
gen BON Snrrp 2emis, nnf lueldem beis
fen fleiner Gpbn iaB. 9erIelbe luuroe
aus bem @asen seidleuoert nHO erbeb.
lia oerlebt
i JfapiO gitp. ;yalt leOe StaDt in
een Blnd SilIs bat iid genOtbigt geiehen
bns @eieB besislidl 5uuiirerz 9iceu5 in
Nntpenbun8 su brinseu, pa bieIe @es
geno init Snuiirern nnb glgenten nller
slrt forntlih iiberI9meinnlt III.
n &apib @itD. geaboem oie i'm ber=
gangenen Minter erfolgten 8iebUerIafse
feTtgeItelIt linb, Bat es Iid1 beralsgeItellt,
baB bic 8erlufie BEL g3eitem ilidt Ic
|grp6 iiib al8 onfnngs nngenommen
iuuroe. Die sgeioe lit iebt ersiebig uHf
bas 8teb in Satem 3nitauo.
I gpearfi6. Dian trdgt Tid bier mt
Der ssDee, nlts ben BnIierfd0eN in
5pearfIb 5ltB Betriebstrnft 81 setuiu.
men, nm bnmit cine eteftriIde Nniaal
su tseiben, tpeldbe olnn 8etrieb8fraf
lunD GleEtri5itat fir cine MnSabl 5tdbt
lin ben BLad 6ills IieFern f5nnte.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1897-06-17
ssaugoss goassstsD.

gmerD. @aufm1nn aob erfreate
Iib in Der porigen @o6e ess 8eIutbes
Ieines 8rubers uHb beIien 5rau Upn
gte6rasfn. @s ipl ibnen 70 gut bier
gefalIen ba6en. baB iie 1icb otelleidt ent-
mieEen iuernen, bier Der gu Siebea. -
8si u. 8iener CAB es neuiih Elm lufti.
ses Gdnauergnilsea, fiir oas eble ,gtaB.
mar reidlib gelOrgt. M. &elfers
lpurbe nenli1 uon leinem 8ulIep ange=
griffeH uflb mare BON benz srbosien
ghiere bur1bO0rt iuOroen. ,peHn er bdsz
IelGe ni9t nod rehtdeitig ae ben S6rs
nern gefaBs unb gebnlten bdtte, Bis ibnl
Ielne gDbne our SiIfe geeilt lpareH,
@ein @eIift ulto Sdnbe tuurben 5ienlIif
l1limm 5ugeridtet. Danit bns BieSl
nie6t nod rnebr 1lnheit auri@tet, bat
ST. .Sieifers es am ndhitengase set0Otet
M
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1897-06-17
@sttdeu.

slm leBter tSreitag 06eRo faRO Die
S1fuBfeier Der bteltgsH 6ohi6ute itdtt
3wnnsi8 g9ilsr babetl bns SntuB.
grdiiien nit gbrea beitnaben unb erbiel
ten ibre gbgan9gseugntiie, ludhrenb etne
ganSe anSabl TN @gnmen ,ourdsefalleH"
ut.
2ebte 8ode hielten bic @rOBloge Der
ssreimanrer lnS Der 8erein Der aIerste
ihre StGatsuerlnmmlitng bier a6 uno
OieIe 8one finoet be 2agerperldmats
Iuug Der aOpeuttiter bier Itdtt. Man
erunrtat. onB Iidb ettua ]. 200 Menider
fir oieIe @elegenbeit einfinben luerbsn.
Ser &eontteAr Ger ,,8Dh" ift BON
g5ionr Sails. foobin ct dls @ei9tuores
neg ogs Waaotsgeritbts beoroert mar,
Suriidgefeart.
Sic @ebriiSer Rod erfreuter fh Otes
Ter Iage oes BeIrhs TIRES goGiirs,
atf ach oelist 6sa.l uno Guftey
oesi Mebrasfn
Die G6hne 6es S5sryn Carl 8OB II
3onglas gontttD habeu ne1lid 5 iiinse
@6Ife eingsfdngen, luel1e fie nun 81
alIertei &uRItiiiifen abridIten iUoller.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1897-06-17

Ole llnteriudung bes Aufertruits lit
aliidfitf abgefaufen, bas heiHt fir bic
9udernagnaten unO Die beIhulbiaten
6erren 5enatoreu. sic iinb alle ehrenz
pol freiae5prO9en iuOrben ilno Der WiaE-
aer Chapman, tuel6fr ais GiinbenbDd
oteate, bat feline 30tdsise Saft, ipdbrenb
suelder er Elm ehtes 6errenlebea fibrte,
abaeIegIen. 8ergebens bat Gilman sait
ieiner Neiitgabel IN ben 6enat hiaeiuse=
{tshen unb cine griinolide llnterlu6ung
Der Gade Derlangt. Die 8rpteite liRe
bamit benntiportet iDorOen, oaB man
oem grnf mir Md grDBere 8orfbeIIe
Set al8 er bisber sebabt Den beiten
gelpeis bafiir, fhreibt bic ,,Gt. Saul
8Olts6eitaHs" baB bic poa ben republic
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1897-06-17
,N,antboLaf.

sSohn @peit TT nit einer iuagen 5rau
IuOIt Soma 5uriifsefebt. Brau @url
serliIe tueitt dur 3eit III 3enoihu, gsts.,
flIai ooielbft bet 6od5eit tbrer ghtUri.
Ter bei5nluobnea 8ur etiun Sluei Moz
iHaten tullrbel Srn. @uIt. ShiepelbeiH
5tvei @elDehre 9eitoblen. 9eBtef Conn.
TAG lutrben iie unter einer8riife itn@res
aben geiunoen. @aDrI1etHli1 bat Der
Dieb ieine Ibat berelt. Dc er aber nt6t
pen Ntutb bate, Die @eDebre tuieoer
Isuriif 5u briRgeu, itefte er iie nabe6rn.
Sdlieuelbein's 2auS inter Die Brude.
Bernnithtih iinD es rnhtOie Buben, Die
'lit Sambpl0t itno llnge9euO tbr uuiue=
len treiben. uno bod lptroen saH5 uns
Iitlloige 2eute in Beroad,t genommeH.
2tUer ote Qlngftnger tueroeH lid, nal
Die 5dnoe uerbrenneE Der @rlta geht
8befaHntlid 70 faRge sllR 8guiineu bts
Jed bridlt. 6r. S. &ruie, tuelher Die,
sles sriibinbr bon Soma nah bier iibers
IfisOelte uuD BET Isiuem Sobn @itbetm
iiEa nieoeriisB. iit leste Modle mad
Spencer. g. D.. ge5oeett un0 bat bort
|ieinen @obufig ditfae{htaaer Wtr
lSecbeli Hddlliens nod eiittu @r0cerie:
qtlOea in 5uglbptot 5efo9tnIeti Serr
Danfe, ShniFaetioba pct 8ittue 5asn,
gg5enst rdh bier itbev5ul;s0eln uno ge,
fouHtes @eibaft su es5ffEgH 5r. DUN
.ts iuar friiber i'm 8ees 5iur IN Siour
5alls uno ipdter il Siopg gitp tldtig.
Cor.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1897-06-17
0ouslaS $ gommtD.
- m pnr.

9as @aIier in 6em gee Iaoti6 por
Der Staot miro nun mittefs Ell.
nes @ra6ens dbgeleitet uHo miro iene
Strede 9nuoStraBe in mehreren SdgeH
luieoer in fahr5arsm 3ultanoe fem -
g2ie uerIautet IoG eiiie A. ssutifeier IN
9lrmonr Itattfinoen. SeRrD 5boeRInfer
uno SRI. 2iSjie 9hietie haber an DO.
rigen 9lDutag I'M @tternbous Der Braut
in Berlin golonIbip froblihe Go9aeit
aeieisrt. 9ns iuuse gaar miro ietneH
8obaIis aaf Der friiber 6enrp
@eioel ae9Dreu6en 6arm aufihlu
gen. luetne fiirStid bon 5rn. Sboe-
tnoter tduflid ertuorbeH tunroe.
ssn Der uorigen @ode iuur6en 5pei
fleine sendben ppt alnpperihlan-
gen aebiifen. Die 5pfer iitb eit Sobu
uon 8. 6. 93urnbant Iinb Der l2idhrige
5rbn oes auf Der gdnttOns @eierpntiou
fpO9nenOen ;Sarnlers g. Mi. 1ieni5aiu.
8ieIer fab eire &lapperidlahge in ibl
Sod trieden unb ats er ite an ben Slap
perm berGHsiie9eH iuOllte. Bis lie ibn in
bic 6anb. Sin uprbeifubrenoer iSars
tiier na1n i'm ihne0 ailf een Mogen
unb braAte tbm mad Nrmpur, no ibnl
fhleunigit irdtliebe SilIe 5u utheii tuuroe.
Beibe Gna6en erfrnnften ihiuer, bod
loll ben teBter Mndridten sufDlge Soffi
nun9 fir ibr 2eben Dorbnnoen fem.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1897-06-17

Gett aursem ioG fid laut uuIersr
@utObeitun9en bas in Circulation be.
fiuoenoe @elb um sl00,000.000 uers
utsbrtbaben. Die6errea metaen lOohl Oas
NIT Das @elb, tueldes pom3ufertruit ail
Die @enotoren, Hno uN Dem Gtsal en-
6Ghnnagnaten gertes uao Der @asse.
felidaft BON Chicago an Die Sainoiler
2eatslatur pertbeilt ruiiroe? 8if bier
I'm fernen Weiten hnbeH tUenisitens nod
nichts bon bieier enormea 3ana9me per-
fnart.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1897-06-17
Gematnr 9iiIs pon Qeros Elat Sen

@Scttatpr Mtils pon gegas BAT bem
@snat sdnS gehDri9 ben Segt perleIen.
&c lagte unter anoeren, Der Sennt 9ebe
@eiebe 5u @aniten ieNer 8roseil, ipelde
ibre g6nter tpie senrditete Rdlber nadJ
oriben ienoeten, nm fib bort an 8rin.
sen, SerS6ae unb @rafen unb anoere
giteltrager 5u Derfaufeu 8enn bas
amerifalii9e @olf iol6es@ @ebabrer for.
bere, 10 iet es ietuer Gelbitreaierung
ntdt ipertb. @r mics Damn itatiitiId
6as anpadien Der groBeA @ermtgen
atf @runb Der garif9eleBsebung nah,
aBer iuia beltreiten baB Der Mann niht
bic &nhrbeit selprOdeit bat
gBte ipdre es, ipenn 5nfel Gam iesi
eiaen slusfubrsOn nuf feline Speirntbs.
fabiaen Mfillipn1rs .g0dter ieBte?
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1897-06-17

gsicIe 3eitunaen int Gtdat int
audi Dftti1e Bldtter mddten Ia feiaer
aeit i6er nn5ere aegislatur lilitis itlo
iuhten Iie auf ieoe glrt uNo geeiIe il
ben Quaen bes 8oltes fhtedt 81 MAIDEN.
tueit nun tueil tie 0ebriabl Der Wtit.
gticber aus ben ipgenonnteft ,.gilber.
{hwmolern1 beitanA. gleber Der
IcbamloIen Rdaberbanoe Der perfoiIez
uen repu6lifanii6en 2e9istntur Deg
Gtaates SIinois biirfte Die Demo. .pDp-
ulitif9e 2eg.slatur BON Siio =9atota in
ben glugen Der ehrli6en @olbteute einer
perglei1sm lie anitdnoigen uno ourh+
aus ebrli1en Ginbrud MAIDEN.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1897-06-17
G:ataei1e Nebs. oer arpRe ID

Gu9ctte 8ebs. Der groBe Nrbei-
terfiibrer III Chicago. sebt nit ben @e.
oanfen nm, fiir Die arbeitstoieu Der
aro6en gidote golonien auf ben biliaeu
2dnoereien i'm gSeIten 3u sritnben. 9rei
Ntdnner iinb chen oamtt bei9dftigt ei.
nen 8lab fir Die erite @emeiuoe i'm
6er6it ausanln5eH, 10 oaB Die stnliebler
ouf bns 2anb siehen unO ben 8ooen fir
Die 5aat i'm somnteuoen 5riibiabr be-
retteu fjnnen. 8od itheint es etfuas
slueiTelbait. Of Die 5tdoter ats Sarmer
Den geniini6ten @rfols haben lueroen
oeruug 9ollen Die 8ereinigten Gtaaten
aud bic S9ulben Der bawnii' ideu Ste.
pu5tif in 50be bon s4,000,G00 iber-
neArnsn,
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1897-06-17

Mlti 5elir Snure, ben 8riiioeuten
,uon SSronfreitn tpuroe am 5onutag Elm
2tttentat periibt, siidlidertueiie obne
@riolg. Cine 8Oube tuuroe inter ieine
4utIde geiporfen, iuelde erplobirte,
aber niemano nerlebte s9a 6uUre nun
fdloa iiber Spei Sabre &rditceut iit, 10
tudren 1enintionelle 8oradn9e IN Der
9tesieruns Srdnfretchs balO luteoer an
Der GaaesDrOnnna,