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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-01

the fact that in the present critical
time It is hazardous md might be pre-
judicial TO the country to discuss the
situation without sufficient knowledge
OF the conditions. The evening papers,
without exception, consider the sltt1-
( tion unchanged, notwithstanding the
recent conferences. They generally ad-
nit that Minister Woodfords conduct
OF the diplomatic negotiations Is very
friendly and that he Is desirous OF
peace. but the Spanish government Is
reported as "unfinching and opposed to
uny. even friendly interference to ter
inmate tho war except through It's own
Efforts" q war which they claim Is
nearing the end and Is daily crushing
the rebellion" re-. Ii
La Correspondence de Espana Uude-
pendent and semi-ofIiciaD publishes an
interview with an important political
Parsonage" who says: peace or war
now hangs by thread"
There Is anxious expectancy respect
Ing the reply from washington. At the
cabinet council, Senior Sagasta, the pre-
micr, explained with extreme, precision
oil the details OF the conferences and
negotiations which he regarded as nec-
essary TO the formation Of Q proper
judgment
A Fabian Policy.
After four hours discussion the min
listers were still without solution,
probably because Senior Sayasta Judged
1t inopportune to make decision at the
present stage and advisable to wait for
the issue OF to-morrow's meeting
Prior to the council note briefly re-
iating the queen regents ideas on the
subject OF the reply to be given the
United States was written. On this be-
ing read at the council Senior Sagasta,
taklns G paper from his pocket, an
nounced that he also had condensed his
opinion Into n few lines which he pro-
ceedcd TO read.
II Is understood tta. he touched, one
by one. upon al! the questions raised By
the United States and indicated the
limits to which In his opinion, It would
be possible 10 go without prejudice to
the nation iE honor or. r.digatty.4-ss s.l-...s-s -
At Minister Woodford's conference
with Senors Sagasts, Gullon and Moret,
Senor Sagasta's note. translated into
English, was submitted to General
Woodtord. who. after reading 1t, said:
I am solely authorized to negotiate nd
referendum and therefore will trans
init the cabinets reply 10 Washington"
The text OF the .Sagasta note has not
been made known, the ministers main
tain!ng absolute reserve, but the cabi-
net Is said 10 have given proof OF SEN
timentS of the greatest condition" 8
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-01

NEW YORK, April LA SPECIAL
DISPATCH FROM WASHINGTON TO
THE WORLD TIMED 2 "a NJ, GIVES
THE FOLLOWING OUTLINE OF
sPAlN's REPLY TO THE NOTE
PRESENTED BY MINISTER WOOD
FORD:
SPAIN NEITHER AccEDEs TO
NOR DECLINES PRESIDENT
MKINLEY's PROPOSITIONS.
SHE MAKES COUNTER ARGU-
MENT THAT SPAIN SHOULD HER
SELF BE ALLOWED TO PROPOSE
TERMS AS TO WHAT SHOULD BE
DONE REGARDING HER OWN
TERRITORY. THAT THE UNITED
STATES st:ouLD NOT DO So"
WASHINGTON. March Jl.-spain's
official reply 10 President McKlnley's
latest demaEd In the CUBAN situation
was received IN Washington Tonight.
An anxious party, comprising most OF
the cabinet and several close friends of
The administration waited till late in the
evening in expectation uf developments.
About 1880 o'clock the message began 10
come. in cipher, and the work Of trans-
la;on was begun at once. It was on,
c!ally stated. however, that no intima-
;Ion as TO the nature OF the reply would
be iivulgeL Tonight.
Among those at the white house were
Senator Hanna, Secretary Alger, Secre-
;sry Bliss. Assistant Secretary Of State
Day. who dlned with the President; AS
s!stln: Secretary Of State Adee, to
whom was confided the translation OF
The message, Senator Spooner and Sena-;
tor Aldrich. There was an Intensely eX-
pectant crowd ot newspaper correspond
enis. larger than often gathers at the
white I:ousc atnight, waiting In the lob
by outside the Presidents office. But
they were destined to disappointment,
for after the telegraph instrument in tho
adjoining office had steadily clattered for
Aali an hour. Mr.. Porter, the Presidents
secretary, appeared with the announce
neEt from Secretary Day that II was
impossible 10 translate the message !c
sir2 70 give out any statement Tonight.
The telegraph instrument was still
clicking when the correspondents filed
out, Indicating that the message weS at
isss; quite lengthy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-01
WAR PREPARATIONS.
Nothing Specially Significant In ths
Movement OF Naval vessels-rhe Militia
SfrCnrfh n th . Counfrr ~ 'lslI y

Nothing Specially Significant In ths
Movement OF Naval ves,cls-rhe Militia
Strength OF tho Country.
WASHINGTON, March 3l.-There
was nothing specially significant IN the
movements OF naval vessels reported to
the navy department to-day. The. gum;
boat Wilmington arrived at Jackson,
Vile yesterday on her way to New York
for repairs. The torpedo boat Somers,l
purchased in Germany, arrived at Pillau
yesterday, on her way to the UTtted
States. The gunboat Wheeling has left
Port Angeles for Seattle. Tho cruiser,
Columbia pnd the revenue cutter Morrill,
arrived at Norfolk to-day. The Colum-
bla is attached to the flying squadron
and is In complete readiness for any SER
vice It may be called upon TO PERFORM
Her sister ship, the Minneapolis, now.
fitting out at League Island, Is expected
to join the squadron at Hampton Roads:
in a day or so. The Gunboat Marietta,
OF the Pacific squadron. arrived at Gals;
lao, Peru, to-day. Although not so adj;
mitted, II Is generally understood that,
she Is bound for Key West. The same Is
true OF the battleshlp Oregon, which in
expected to arrive at Callao this week.
NGSSeIS UuNe DSeIl VI, LIE
presence of the Spanish torpedo boat
Tcnarario on the east coast OF South
America and have been warned TO be on
their guard against her while In those
waters. : Il t,,sS 81 &
The military information division 1otf
the war department has made public a
table bearing on the strength Of the mi-9
lltia OF the United States in 1897, II also
gives data as to the number OF men lia-it
BILE for military duty, Information In res
gard to appropriations.c company officers.
cncampments and mobilization. The
table Is compiled from the reports made
to tho department by army officers re-
tailed for duty with the militia OF the z
states The authorized strength OF the
mil!tln of the entire country (which.S
however, includes several states where
this strength Ia not limited) Is 1S6S4S.3
while the aggregate actual strength gtse
1890 made up as follows: y
Infantry 10o.179. X, 3
Artillery 5,055.
Cavalry 1878.
Special troops 2,SsI0. < I.
Generals and staff officers, SIS, ~ "
Non commissioned stan officers, 4oo.Sy
The total number Of men liable to mills
tary duty In the country is 27s,llS.
State appropriations made for the !
maintenance Of the militia In n 1885, y
amounted to s2,7c3,564. 7 7
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-01

surancen have been given BY those In,
charge of nfrairs that there win be noth-
Ing done until Monday. -
Both committees Of Congress dealing
with foreign affairs, were IN session to-
day. The senate committee continued
its examination OF the report on the
Maine and the house committee by a
party vote refused to take any action on
Cuba. until Monday. ia Il n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-01

would walt upon tho President at least
until Monday, II he should so desire.
There Is no doubt that the committee
!s prepared TO report very speedily In
case Il should feel called upon to do SO.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-01
THE REPl Y OF SPAIN
TO President McKinleY's Latest Demand
Was Received Last Night,
BUT ITS PuRPORT WAS NOT DIvULGED

the Reason That Was Cipher and That Was Impossible to
Translate the Message lime Give Statement to the
pressAn Anxious Party in Waiting the White Tho Early
Dispatches From Madrid We're Not of Reassuns
Ions of the Press Exceedingly WarkcLooks Like Play Being
Made for lime. 4E
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-01
1.-THE THREE POINTS
Covered in the Proposition to be Made.
BY Spanish Government
LO0KlN G TOWARD THE SETTLEMENT

OF Cuban difficulty Without wa Between That United
s,ates- Case the spanads Fail
standing the Entire Matter VIII Dc Left President Mckinley
with the Understanding That lie VIII Decide for Absolute
independence Of Cube.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-01

g For West Virginia, western Pennsylva.
MIN and Ohio, fair; light northerly winds,.
becoming variable, stitySlt
ET Local Temprrnturt.
The temperature yesterday as observed
by {. Schnepf, druggist. corucr4 Market,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-01

5 y. m..,..,.,..y..ia
Up. M. .....,.IiS
-Wcathnr-falr, Z
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-10-29
Shoe Dept.
IF Second ave.

Winter Goods at Summer Prices. The lowest pos SbIe prices prevail all this department Our line IS very extensive Two filled with Shoes Shoes made o stand the rough weather Ou1 Shoes give satsfac tory wear If they don't we make them so Our line of $3 MEMS SHOES are the perfection of Shoe making nothing but the best material is used in their construction. They fitted by the best of hgh-clas shoe makers look very stylish and equal to the best hand-sewed We carry these in all widths and styles and have all sizes Calf, Box Calf and genuine Vic Kid.
 Ladies' Shoes--We have one line of Ladies Gus ton1-made Shoes in Button or Lace at S2.5O We can highly recommend these for their swearing qualities as well as for their perfect fitting.
 ChiIdren's Shoes. Our object is to produce Childrens Shoes that will lower the household exnenses We can help you money by buying our Children's Shoes. Quality the Best--Priees the Lowest
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-10-29
Our Dry Goods Dept.
 113 and l15 Second ave-

offers big inducements in Blankets and Com forts We are large distributors and buy these goods in case lots and retail them very close margins We would like to figure with you when in need of Blankets Comforts. We have all grades.
 Ladies Ribbed Vests ard Pants. We have four cases of Cotton Vests and Pants beached and beached heavy best value at 25c One case extra heavy at 4Oc Pants have French Waistband. Ladies Ribbed Vests and Pants strictly all wool white light weight, at 75c; cheap at $1
 tlannelettes--A line just received. We handle several grades all marked very low.
 CAFES. We have large assortment of Plush Ker- sey and Beaver Capesal the Latest Shades Our pnces you will find very low Style the very latest we did not carry single Cape from Last year. Trimming the best Try US when in search of Cape.
 We are headquarters in Staple Dry Goods Our wholesale department enables buy these goods in large quantities direct from the manufacturer Fannes Canton Flannel Prints Pereales Gingaams, Bleached and Brown Domestic Sheeting Pepperel Utica and New York Mills Table Linen and Napkins, prices you will find the lowest
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-10-29

g dozen beached Canton flannel drawers knit ankets 25c; real value 40c.
 g dozen extra heavy Canton Flannel Drawers double seat and knit anketS, Soc
 cases of fleece lined Underwear, extla heavy, well finished, soc; good value for 75c.
 OverCoats--Just received new line. We show Covert Cloth sIkEned box coat gray at 5 O; cheap tst5
 Mems Suits--"WeIl bought is half sold" is an old saying We have line of a-wool Mems Suits that we bought very cheap They we'll made best of trm- ming and perfect fitting We have marked this line at the extreme low figure of $ O; equal to most SIS Suits.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-10-29

Misses Carrie Katzenstein and Es- sic Blass, after pleasant stay with relatives in this city, returned to their Little Rock. homes yesterday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-10-29

Services were conducted in the Temple last evening by Rev. J. S. kornfeld. The new choir added greatly to the evening services.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-10-29

Nil. J. c. Raines, of Brinkley, was a bueiness visitor here yesterday,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-10-29

Capt. E. K, Braley returned Fri day from a business trip to Little Rock.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-10-29

Col. L. Dickinson, large planter Of Lincoln county, was a Fair visi- tor yesterday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-10-29

No-To-Bao fos Fifty 0enss. Guaranteed tobacco habit cure, makes weak Den strong, blood pure. b0c. s1. All druggists
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-10-29

Miss Mamie Mann, a popular teacher, of Rives, is the guest of her family for few days.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-10-29

Educate Your Bowels With Casonrets.
 Candy Cathartic, cuse constipation forever 10c, 25c. If O. c. O. fail druggists refund money.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-10-29

The funeral of the late ]. A. Cowan was largely attended ! riday. The uniform rank K. of P. attended in body.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-10-29

To Cure Constipation Forever.
 Take Casearets Candy Cathartic. 10c or SSS, If C. C. al to cure, druggists refund money
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-10-29

Mir. Tom A. Eaton, of Altheimer, was in our city yesterday on busi- ness.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-10-29

Miss Sallie Holmes, of Altheimer, is the guest offriends in this city.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-10-29

Stop at Gleason's Hotel when in Little Rock. dtf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-10-29

Three offenders were fined in the police court Friday morning $5 each.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-10-29

Angels Food and layer cakes made to order at JoeC. Meyers. dtf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-10-29
Ibe Daily Grapbtc.

Dr. and Mrs. Pry. of Tucker, were attending the city Friday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-10-29
COTTON MHRKETe

New York, N. Y., October 2S- Quiet; spots, dull and changed middling 5&; sales. =
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-10-29

Mr. L. NJ. Quattlebaum a promi- nent Rob Roy merchant, was in the city yesterday taking in the Fair.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-10-29

Mir. Sinew Thompson, of Brinkley, is among Pine Bluffs many visitors today.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-10-29

Miss Fannie Roberts returned to her home at Wabbaseka yesterday after brief visit to her uncle, Capt N. T. Roberts, aud family.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-10-29

Mr. Ben D. Schad, of Little Rock, is in the city. MT. R. Whitaker, of Knoble, is registered at the Trulock.
 M1. W. M. Price. of Stuttgart, is in the city calling on his many friends. Mir. Chas P. Price, of Warner, was Fair visitor Tuesday. ---
 Deputy Sheriff B. A. Wyatt, of Lincoln county, was in our city Friday, attending the closing day of the Fair.
 Miss Ella Lucas, of Grady, is among the many registered at the Trulock.
 Mir. L. NJ. Quattlebaum, promi- nent Rob Roy merchant, was in the city yesterday taking in the Fair.
 
 Mir. Sinew Thompson, of Brinkley, IS among Fine BlunS many VlsltOfs today.
 Miss Fannie Roberts returned to her home at Wabbaseka yesterday after brief visit to her uncle, Capt N. T. Roberts, aud family.
 Mrs. Tom A Eaton, of Altheimer, after severe illness, is much im- proved.
 Mrs. Frank Winerich, of San An- tonic, who Is the guest of friends at Altheimer, was in the city Friday at tending the Fair.
 The funeral of the late I. A. Cowan was largely attended riday. The uniform rank K of p attended
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-10-29

Mrs. Tom A. Eaton, of Altheimer, after a severe illness, Is much im- proved.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-10-29

Mrs. Frank Winerich, of San An tonic, who Is the guest of friends at Altheimer, was in the city Friday att tending the Fair.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-10-29

Miss Ella Lucas, of Grady, is among the many registered at the Trulock.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-10-29

Deputy Sheriff B. A. Wyatt, of Lincoln county, was in our city Friday, attending the closing day of the Fair.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-10-29

M9. W. M. Price. of Stuttgart, is il the city calling on his many friends
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-10-29

Mir. Chas. P. Price, of Warner, was a Fair visitor Tuesday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-10-29

MT. R. Whitaker, of Knoble, is registered at the Trulock.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-01-13
@taDcn Stds lnStte
llsbrr bic @tiqaette.g .gOrIbriIten i'm
@riBeR 9anie.

2onbon, 10. San. 9ie bieIiaen
3eitltngen MAIDEN fi3 iiber bic neuen
@ttquette 8DrI4riften bes @eiBen
Sailfes Iuittg unb Iagen, grGiibent
Mc8inleb iperbe baIb nit benz 9rdii=
benten sSdure ripaliIiren, iiber beFen
4Opptirung mpnar9iI9er Mdnieren
idon Iange geIpDttelt tpprben .iIt.
n@anttb Sal" fiibrt bic gOrT9rift an,
bic begirnt, n@inEabungen Der Srau
Mc&tnlep baben ben8prrdng bor aIleu
anberen GtnIabungen" unb faet:
pSpl9e 8prf3rtften beipeiien, bab es
unter ben Gternsn unb 9treifen n1Dgz
lid 1T, rpboIiItiTber alt fein, ais elm
&0ntg. 8tr nDdten tpiifen, mas 2inz
coin gefagt baben piirbe, ipenn inn elm
bienItetfrtgen ltntergebener fof9e 8or=
IGriften pprgei9lagen bdtte."
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-01-13
Der WfdSdlcnm6roer 9nrratt bins
4crid)tct.

gnSli6 bat Der Mdb6enm6rber liz
Californian. 9urrant, feline 9rauenbaTte
Gbat an @algen biiBen miiIIen. Die
6inri6tung fanb lebten Sreita9 Itatt.
@enn au9 cine unerb6rte gd9leppunqss
tastit upn ben 8erthei6i9ern bes NDr.
oers, Die Elm nod nie bGeeipelenes Spiel
nit ben @eleBen triebcn, ben 9rOses
Oret Sabre lang in Der g9ipebe belt, 10
baben Die @eri9te Opn galiiornien bod
ge5eiat, OnB es m6glicb 1T einen W6roer
in galiforuien 5u bdngen. gSpbl Iel.en
bat ein 8erbre9er nit 0rb6erer &olt=
bliiti9teit bas Gdaffot beftie9en ats
8urrant unb mod i'm lebten 4uaenblif
betbeuerte er feline llnidulb. SIN ndt=
item Ipril miro es brei Sabre, oa6 in
elmer &irde in San Tranctscp 8lanbe
2ampnt nnb nrd eirt anoeres Mdoden,
beioe anffalIenb bTbId uno aus 9ca6tes
ten Samilien, ermorbet p0r9eIunber
tpuroen. gl0e sln5ei1en 6euteten aaf
einen 2uItmorb bin uno 8urrant lparbe
Der gbat perbddtia perbaftet unb oes
8erbredsns iiberiiibrt. 9tber er betbeus
erte bartnafig feline lluihuto big gum
Gebten 9lusenblid, mas aus ieiner Re6e
beutlif beruDr9sbt, Die er mod spnf
gdlaffot berunter belt. @r begann:
sd miinihe Su iasen, bas, obpobt itb
uniAuloi9 bin. unIdulbis on je0em ger=
breden. bas mir our 2aIt geleqt pOr6en
lit ib feline 9itterteit bege sesen Oieieni=
gen, iueltbe mid perfol9t bdbcn. nic6t
einmal qe9en bic 9refe BON San 6rans
cisco, Die mid ms @rab 9ebebt fat.
8eHn Semano 9lau6en ioate. i1 ruilroe
cine ieniationelle @nt6u1ung MAIDEN, 10
erfldre ib, OaR i6 bas nidt tbun iperbe,
es lei benn, boB es elne SenIatiOn lit,
OaB i6 erfldre, Elm llni1uIoiger at fem,
Der BON ieinen 8erfOlsern in's @rab ee.
bra9t iuiro. G6er id nerSeihe I0er.
sic ruer6en Sbre @ere6tiateit BON Gent
Iamddti9en erbalten, Der unIer 2l[Ier
Serr uno Meiiter if, une bort boffe aud
i6 @ere6ti9feit sn erlan9en, uno 5tuar
ME @erebtiefeit eines unI1nloigen Mens
Iden. Sb Die 8eriiber bes 8erbre6ens
Oeifen id beidntOist bin, ent6eft pers
ben, Ober nidt. 1T mir aleihgaltis, aber
bas iase i'd, baB Der bentise Gag cine
96ma1 fir ben srOBen Staat @aliior-
nien Iein miro. SD uerSeibe SeSem,
Der mid, einen nnibulbi9en Mann, per-
fOlgt hat, einen Ytann, beifen Sdnbe ME
nit 8iut bepfledt tpOroen fin6. nnb id9
9ebe jeBt, um Dor meinem @Otte su err
i6einen, in6em i'd 2lllen oer5eihe."
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-01-13
SJreMOen Stcner.
&otiYiitiidDer 6eieBentWurf lit Der
Stem 9orfer 2egislatur.

2tlbanb, g. g., 8. San. 2lFemblbs
mitgIieb s. S. Glart, HepubIifaner
BON Sefferfon Go., bat cine @efeBes=
porlage ausgearbeitet, tpobur9 alien
ausIdnbiIben arbsitern i'm Gtaate
Metp gprt cine &ppf1teuer duferIegt
tperben ipn. Die 8iu beTttmmt. baB
ieber Qrbettgeber, Der NuslGnber be-
id9dftigt. beren genaue 3abl on Den
Stdatsietretdr berinten ipu, bamit
teiner Der 5renlben Der 8eIteuerunQ
entgefe. Ser 9etraq Der &opfiteuer
lit prp IrbettStag auf 10 Gents feitge=
iteIlt unb bur4 Den 4rbeitgeber, mel
der benIeI6en ben betr. g(rbeitern an
ibren 2Dbnen in I63ug 5u bringen bat.
ali Den 9tautsi9aB 5ll entri9ten, BEL
8ermeibung einer f6iperen Strufe.
Man bere3net, baB cine 1ol9e 6teuer
oem Staat idbrlitb cine balbe Mtillipn
Dollars eirbringen fpiirbe. Die Bin
fpll ben 8eifall getpiiTer 4rbeiterzSrz
gantiatipnen 6dben. bic bur1 Wiafens
8etitionen an bic 2eeislotur i6rem
@erlangen t1an bieIer &laiIenbeIteues
run9 Qusbrud geben ippllen.
gldrt unb Die betr. Sr9aniTattonen
beruFen it9 auf Die in Sbio uab genn=
fplpunta eingefiibrte &opfIteuer dui
auslGnbii6e Irbeiter, ipp biefel6e iid
gut betpdbrt babe.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-01-13
Gin fiird,tbarcr Soraaop itt
2GrfatS0s.

SOFT gmitb, 9lrf., l2. San. Sin
uerbeerenrer Gornaco fegte 8eiteris
9lbeno scgen IL llbr Drr@ Oieie Gtaot
uno ridtete Idredti6e &erluiitnne an.
6iinfSis 8eriUnen fnb tpbt unb ebenIo.
Uiele luerOen permiBt. 3ab[reibe S6ns
ier lie9ell in Griimmern unb Slttt6erte
uUn Mteniben iinO Obne gtabruna uno
Sbba1. Der mnterieGe Gdaben ait
@isentbunt tuir6 aui uaDssu cine 3il.
lion 9eibabt.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-01-13
~ prbiftfein Il Malt

Minneopplis, 10. San. ssrGulein
Sulta Sing. 3tptllingsf9ipeiter ppn
Catherine Sing, bes Spfers bes Mi6re
bers 9arrn SaDparb, bat i6ren 8rp3eB
gegen bic ,SrubeIers Qceibent sSnIuz
rance gpmpanD" perlpren, bur9 tpsls
den iie ben 8etras elmer ouf ibrer
g3tpefter 2eben aus9eitellten unfaLl=
8olice au erlangen 9eba9te. Ri9ter
Me@ee mar Der 4nft6t, bieie grmors
bung Iei fein ltnfall nnb ssrdufein
Sing fei nt9t in 8ertbeibigung tbres
2ebens setDbtet ipprben.
@ntfebGt9e @ef9i9te.
@bamptin, 9a., 10. San. Ssn bsm
maize bier eelegenen @rubenfleden gr~
celfior berrf6t groBe Iufreeung I'M
folge Der @erii9erune bes 9oftmeiFers
@lptpa unb arberer 8eipobner, baB
2ucas Spmiat, elm perlebter &p6lert=
grdber, in Qiblanb, mod ebe er tpbt
mar, in cine nit Sis gefiillte &ifte ges
pddt unb 10 in feline Seimatb iibers
fiibrt ipurbe. Die 2eute, fpel9e tire
Qusfagen eibli9 erbdrtet baben, be-
Daupten, bdB 6omiat's &Drper, ais
Die &ifte geDffnet tpurbe, mod iparm
mar. hab feline 3ebeil 5udten, itnb baB
fie feinen @tbem fpiiren fonnten. Die
SopIpitalbeb0rben erfldren, DaB Der
mann to0t mar,
ergebetmntBbolIe2 2ei<
6enfunb.
Gbdriton, sSSa., 10. San. 9as Sc
6eimniB, fpel1es Die @nfftnbune zines
2ei6nams in elmer &iite umbIllte. 1T.
aeliiftet fpprben. Man bat ermittelt.
baB bic 2eiCbe pon Mlbert 8ictor. einen
@5fnbenten Der Mebicin in ct. 2oitis,
on ietne bier fpp6nenbe sSdmilie gez
1dnbt tporben liab Der iinge Mann be-.
reits nnteripeas ift.
genfionsf9ipinbel.
Chicago, 10. San. Der syarbise
sSanes 9DiparO. Der ii9 fir einen me-
tbpbiitif9en @eiffli9en ausgiebf, lift
tpegen Beniionsi9tpinbeIs Der BunDess
scsup1 iiberanttportet tporben. gr bat
Dor eff Sabren cine Peniion eripirtt
unb feitbem beaogen, duf ben @runb
bin, er babe tpG6renb bes 8iireertries
ges in ber 8unbesdrmee sebient, leibe
infoige beHen an entsiinblinem Rbeu~
natismus ilnb babe duh indbrenb Ell
net 51fa9t eirien @dbelbieb erhalten.
csSebt bat ben G1pinbler einaeitanbeu,
er babe fei,i penfionsge1n9 nteineinig
bef9nprsn unb lei niemals 5oibat gez
sipefeu.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-01-13
s5n bic 2uit 9cbIaicn.
Sin gngiigbDot sertriimmert, glle
an 9orO get6Otet.

getttsburg, Qa., s. San. 9as
9aleppboot ppereb &eIcD" ipurbe
Geuta Nforgen auf Dem SbiD=SluiTe
nabe glenfieIb, ga., in bic 2uft gez
bIaien unD boqitdnbtg aertriimmert.
man 9laubt, baB ale Perionen
an 8orb ums 2eben gefommen iinb.
Sic Mannfdaft beitanb aus Capt.
2eslte Sones, 5tpei Steuermdnner, ,atpei
Maf4iniiten unb atpei MatroTen unb
einem &ammermGb9en unb elmer &6z
din. 9luBerbem tparen mebrere 9edz
qrbeiter an 8orb.