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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-12-23

: Besen 9aabrrn9siOrsen Be.
eine in st. Souls Der 47sid6rise
Shneioermeiiter Gbmonb 8eales
am Santstag Gelbitnor6 burb gr.
ibieBen.-aus berietben llriabe
mabte Der so Sabre alte Sobann
Sntuuen, 8eiiser eines fleines gan=
op Gtanbes, ieinem 2eben ourd
Uturpbium ibun oor einieer 5eit eir
Gnbe, bod ipuroe bic balbueriueite
2eibe erft am Sanlstae gefnnoen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-12-23
2tus 6em:.G ouutY.

| y ~ y - II ObAr SSb'
ingec, tpel6er iid) mebrere g8ohei
bier bel @ertpan0ten al 8eIub Be
iano, fe6rte an Sam8toe iuieber nut
ct. 2uuis suriif.
Jr(. emma S6ulte tuuroe 1eb
ten SDnnta8 5u ibren @eburtsto9
bon ibren 8efannteu uno 5reunber
nit elmer rgartb" uberrnibt.
- Die neHe 0rubt Sheuer bi
6uttlteb @unlper bouen last lit be
reits unter DAD.
6ronf nno 2ouis Sbulte, noel
de lauQere 3eit in 9le6roata tuaren
befin0en ii6 lest tuie6er bier BEL if
ren &n8ebDri8en.
- s. 9unburg unb Bertha DO,
Sebreu8 tpuroen am 8Dnnerstos i,
Der g8ob nult9 Ser 8rnut bel apbl ee
traut. 2tub SRI. 2enn 2llbertstpertl
uuo Saf0b Su9el idlGoIien lebte $50
de ben @bebunO. 8ei0en 9lidlider
Barren uniere 8ratulatton.
- g ~ 8 3. Cine spelling
match fano lebten Samstae i'm Bic
ber SGrl6auS itatt 81 tpel6em fid
AUDI Die Glteru Der 59iller sablreidj
ein8efunben batten.
- Sci Sdeioeg9er' 3 fanb am leb=
ten 5amsta8 gibeno Elm 9enliitbli9e8
5nn3oer8uiin9eu ltatt.
- 81. Grinfmann, ppn Sap, tuar
lebten Snnt8tnq bier sunt Sranten>
beiune.
- 81 RReffer, BON 8ap, mar lebte
G9uHe 1ieC bel 8erluanoten auf 8e=
it.3.
-s5len6. Die 2ebrer,@er=
InrMrN. lie lebten Samstas bier
ab8e9a,tcn uur0e mar re6t gut be-
lu0t.
- 5. 0lKfaeli8, BON 9lprmanoi,
Utp., ;uor latte g8p9e bier UNI Der
SecrojnnnB Timer Stwd3erin, 5rau
5nibe, 6,j5IpoDnen.
- S5n ocg eUanoetiieDen STRIDE 10
ipie iii 0ec MletDDoilten=air6e miro
fiir Bic &inoer cine @eibna6tsbez
lcDctf1lu8 aptt lnoen.
- 0ittroG & 8pumann baben III
re S3esAa1s@ duf 2tua. peibbreoer' 8
6arM afgcfeQt.
2utber Gunnellp, uun RpIln,
par lebte g8ode bier um 0r. Seba
luegen zines 2lu9enleibens 81 cun<
iultiren. Gr. Seba bat einen gu
ten 9iuf ais tiicbtiGer 9(u8enarst.
- g9m. 0unfe, BON 9orton,
9}ebr., befin0et iid) bier 81 Beiud
bel 1einem S9miegerpater, g8m.
Stod.
- s.. s.. Sogre uno benen 6ami-
tie befinoer ii6 BET Sulphur Springs,
in oielem GUlunibip, in iebr billI8be=
oii :ItiQer Gage. 3a8 Oberbaupt Der
6anlilie IDlDie negrere &inoer 1ieoen
tranf in einem log. Wtubuerlpngen
ubne Wtittet iit 0as g}otDuenOi9lte
5u fnufen. 0ier mare Die Wti(otbatz
i9feit lmo 98ob(tbdtiBfeit Die CUR
98cihuabt35eit 10 i90ue Sliitben SET
ti0t, QepiB on9ebro6t.
- 9eurU Seper bat ieiu Stnreaez
ic9dft in 8DrOn perfauft uno lit auT
Die 6nrnl ieincS Soter5 9e5oeen Die
er fir 81 700 getauIt bat.
Drafe. 6. 9ie9( beoab iit)
lebte 28p1e uncG 3erntoun UNI &epa-
roturitittc iiir ieine 9on,pIutal6ine
5u boleu.
- Geo. Spielmnnn lit rn6 ct.
Sante8 8ercijt no ct cine 3ieeetei gu
griinoen beabIic9tiot.
2lmanoa, iiinaite 9uhter BON
5rib 9orff, lit i1fimm front.
- 8. Siibneper trdst feline Sanb
in Der Sblinge. gr bate oieielbe
19limm 3erquetid)t.
- &enrp @erfen uno 5rau, mel
DIE lid) meDrere gSu6en bier beiu68,
tuejie auIbieltelt, reliteu lebten 5reiz
tag nad st. 2puis.
- 6rl. @nnla Deppe lit lebten
Gienstoa tuieoer BON St. 2puis su=
rilcf aefelrt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-12-23

= Sn aanias @itp murse SttD
Qeinb perl a::tet ruel6er als r4orter"
BEL Der 6irma gtellon & gtellon in
ct. Souls anseiteut tpar unb aus
oeren &aiienibrant Buubs i'm 8er.
tbe BON $4,000 eeitublen bate
0eins uerietb iidb ielbit, ats er Die
unterbanbluneen antnipfte, un, bic
Bombs gu nertauTen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-12-23

Sic 9ermann 9iItilIin9 80. m6bte
biernlit beiunOers bic 5armer aui
lire feinen elbitgema6ten @6isties
uuO Srauben=Sranoies aufmertiam
MAIDEN. 9ieielben iino e6t uno
rein un0 oun 1 bis Sabre alt unb
meroen 5u auBerit billisen Breiien
uerfauit uno spar in alien Guanti=
tdten BON elmer @aIone auf,pdrts.
&auft home made 8aaren uno err
ipart eu6 bis 3 SroFite Die Der
3ipil6enbanoler nimmt.
Selepbun=Sffice in 9lue. goBlt'S
WalhinenzgSerf itatt 9eeeuiiber Der
WibGe.
Oernlauu Otfti(Iino CD.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-12-23

@eo. .. Secorb, Der iupbl6efannte
@ontrnfteur in Spnanoa, g. g.,
la9t: nS6 babe Gbamberlain's Suz
itenz0eilnittel in meiner Samilie
eine lange Belt 9ebraud5t, uno babe
es beiier ais ireeno etluaS g(noeres
gefunoen". gu perfaufen bel @lIfer
SrDS.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-12-23

8artuifeln. 2oC030c per 8ufbel i'm
GruBen So@4oc ppm 8aaen.
3piebt lu.-3O@35 per Buffet.
6eu.-Semil9tes s6.50@8.00;
mOtbn s6.00011.5O; 8rdriezSeu
S5.00lO7.O0 y 9Dn (2,000fb.)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-12-23

gu pcrtouIen: Gtuc eans neue $40 gidt
~ mdid1ine fiir SO. yiadl6uIra9en III Der
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-12-23
rmanu Sitilling 60.
feuerrpebr Cerbanolunoen.

JeuernePr IerhdnoIun9en.
&egelmdBige Seriammlung ant
13. Sec. 1898.
0a3 HrDtofOIl bet lebten 8erz
iannlung Duroe perleien uuo anges
nOmmen.
Pin Seitrd9en ain9en elm 1895.
6o(9enoe &ebnuneen tuurben
9epriift nno sur 3ablune aueetuie=
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-12-23

6rnnt 8noof, Der gte>p DOrter Sn=
genieur, 0er in8er(in aui oie2lutGoge
Der WtajeIidtsbeIejoj9unB bin uerbai=
tet muroc, lit oieier Sage Irei0elpro~
tbsn mO-0cu. Gr bate i'm &aui0
benaoiIcr einen S6oi8fUpi oenannt,
Su, ia, 6rouBcu bari man ben Mtun0
nibt unbcrunAt lpa5ieren 9eben lai=
fen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-12-23

SSu 4bpelenbeit bes @apitans, TO-
ruie bes 2ieutenants, fiibrte 5rib
Od)sner, @apitdn Der 6aten uno 2eis
ter'Settiun, ben Soriit.
BeibfDHen, cine neue5ei5bromntel
fir baS Sprisenbaus ausufertisen
gu (aiien uno tpurbe Sp. Bruner nit
Der 9lni9affuna beauftraet.
gs tpuroe bei6foiien einen Ntasz
fenbau ab5ubalten uno tuurbe bas
fpfsenoe @umite nit benz 8ie, @ann
uno 80 betraut; @bas. Suned, Bic
tor Si(ber uno 9lu9. 8oblt Der
@intrittspreis fpuroe nuf 25 @ta. felt.
9ciebt uno bei6loiien jebem Wtitelie-
De 2 5reifarten su5ulte(len.
Sierauf Sertaeuue
6 + a 6. Dan en-, Sr. q sner,
Sefr. Captain pr. tenn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-12-23

Der GorareB bat geItern ieine
9geiGuahtsierjeu an8etreten, bic bis
8unl I. ryluuor oaucrH.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-12-23
g ia a t 8 Bio, 3 0 I e b o, |
2ucas 9Dunttl, SIS. (

5rant S. Cheney beihn1rt, baB er
Der dltere Bnrtner Der 5irma s. S.
@beneD q 60. lit, tpelbe @eibaite
in Der Gtaot Sple6p, in pbeneenannz
tenn County un6 Staate, tbut, unb
oa3 belaete 5irnn Die Suurme pun
c einbunbert 9Ou ars, fir ie=
ben Tall nDn &atarrb beaablen miro,
b,r ourb ben @ebrau9 ppu Oau
Qau's &atarrb, ,Sur ni6t eebeilt iuer=
ben fann.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-12-23

&ein Staat bebau0ett ieiue Ntiiis
70 idabis, tuje N}jnouri. &pr benz
Sabre 1891 luur0c ppu unierer oemu-
tratiidcu 9eQi8latur auH nibt Elm
Gent belUiIli9t sur llntcrbaltung Der
Stant5mJli5, bU6 enol;cb fano
llb oieIcibc na1 oieler 2lgitation be,
mO1en, Die iGgrlicte 8euiQi9ung bon
900 81 MAIDEN, iage unb 1drei-
be IA Gents fitr ie0en MiiIi5Iploaten.
@enerat=9IOjutnlt 8eQ 0rinat nun
IN letnem oieSidbrigen 9cridt bar
ol'b ooB Die bemna6lt 5uIammens
tretenoe SeGislotIr fir Die n1bIten
5wet Sabre 500, 900 idbrli6 ausIebe
lllr ben l(nterbnlt, &eprganiIation II.
onltanoiBa 9fusitaiiirung Der Staats.
trappeu. Sollten Die 0errenStaats.
t'ianner i'll Seffcrion Gitp Iicb ueia
eru, Die perlau0te Summe su be
mIll;8cn, 10 pdre es niGt mebr al,
rebt uuo biui0, tuenn Ii6 oie5taats
miti5 in g8obI8eIoQen auTl5Ien mir
De uno buonrd) Elm neucs 9aoitc
Der 0enotrattlcgeu MiBuirtbId,ait Il
OerieIDnea mare. .-2Sbl.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-12-23

DR. 4r6ljOent bat ant Wtittruo6
9crrn s.. u. 0it6cotf, opn ct. 2uuis,
3um 9tac6Iol9er oe8 Sefretdr8 oes
,5uucru, Cornelius BGs8, ernarut
uu0 lit Die GrnueuunQ uunt Senat be-
rcjts beltdtiQt wDroeu. 0jthcod lit
gcgcnu0rtiQ @eiuu6ter in 8uBlono.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-12-23
d I q n l s. p . e Il G 9.
Selbtporen o0r mir
nno unteribrieben in
nteiner 9eeei.tpart ant
a GkoL OT N ,oo

U. Us. o a on, 0ffentli9s
li9er 9iotar.
Sans &atarrb=Sur miro innerli9
oenpnlmen, unb iuirtt brett auf oas
8lut uno Die ibleimieen O6erIdben
bes SDitems. 2aBt @ub 3eueniiie
irei 5ui6ifen.
S. S. 6 enep & Co., Solebp,
Ohio.
8erfauft uun alien atpotbe.
fern, 75c.
! Sall's 5amilien 8iIlen iinb Die
beiten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-12-23

Iu gang GGOp, China, lit uDr
mcuiacu GaQen ein in Der 0dbe 6eS
diutIjIcgen NiilitdrIagcr 9ele8enes
Guluernnaa5iu in Die 9uft oeflOaen,
uOourt Die 0duier auI einer 5laAe
oon cincr E,uaOratmeile 5erit6rt unb
5000 SUl0atcn Qet00tet tuuroen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-12-23

@ine oOl(Ttduoiqe Iu8,uub( Scr
aIIerleinlttn @ruceries gu niebrieeu
&reileu bel
Sai0 & @berlin.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-12-23

Die 20 WiGiDncu, tuelfc Spanien
OUu Den Scr. Stanten friegt, 1UIte
ba3 S6nGnntt in SilberbuInrs 3ab=
len. Spnnicn miro licb nidt meig:
exit, iuIcbe 3ablung nob 0em Mez
ta0Uertbc an5unebmen. SetreIfs
0e3 pollen giennluertbe8 geGt e8 n6eG
Dem Silber6UCar on0er5 nl8 benz
lpriOm0rt(icgcn ErDp6eteu: @r gift
nur in 7einem %aterlnn6c Iiir ppU.
N}UrjUn G. @IiB, Elm 9ogel6gner,
0tr NIT 6rau un0 8 Siubern in
eincm 3e(te in ct. &oicpb pobnte,
luuroe Wiunta8 ir;l5 tU0t auf ieinem
9laer QeiuuGcn Die Tnmilic lit iebr
arm. 45lB Gutte manDeu Goe:ni9ts
81 eiicu Hu0 mar an cas- 0ungern
geW0but. 2tm SpnntnQ lub Elm
8reuuO ign 81 einem rei6ticben
N}oble ein, DEM er 10 itart suipra6,
OaB e5 ieiu I0o mar.
r-r-s--an
Is 1T etne iuihtiae 2tnerfennun9,
bic 0cyr 0abcucf, Der 9orIiber 6e8
lebttu rcpu6,itanji1cu Gumpa0nez
G0mitc5, ben Ceutibcn Suut, iucnn
CT ioat, boB j5rer llnteritutung bouptz
iaHli5 Ser Sic3 ieiuer &artei in Den
Ieetcn 2galleu 5u uer0onten iei.
Die &0Gtijsr iuc,0cn bel ibrcu Der
Idjje0Cucu &t0ucn uuGl onrnu tBun,
lur8faIHl barouf 81 ohteu, baB lie
lidl oieic llrterItu3Uun audi iiir Die
3u5uuft licbsrH S4enu lie tpiNen
WUucu, mas Gier5u uptbueuoio iit,
oom ioG.u lie ijdJ in ben oeutl9en
3ej.uuQcn 3}utb bUten.
Grcg,a l.tutloao beiJGut iebr
p.cle ~eutjd a,wcrifarcr: er gicbt
i,trtn Miuotrn cine 0euti6e @r5ieb.
uu8 6tI 2euo 3U3, Die Icit mebre-
zen 5uGreu Qebrcriu in elmer beuti6
Ell Shule III Quincy aemeIen, bot
onielbit ilrc StelIc nicoergele9t uno
miro nacq Erinteton iiberiieoeln, mr
lie ais Gr5.cleruI Der 0rei S6dter
oc& GleuclanO 'l,Dsn G5epaares tBdtiQ
ieiu miro. Sielc 0cutide Qeber
ii6 fat ebeuio uiele Ntabc Die
oeuticbe SpraQc 5u uergeBen,
iuie Die intclli9eutcIten 9lnte.
rifduer iib anIrengeu, bic unuer-
gIeidlig retcbcn S00be Der oeutI1.
en- Glteratnr ijtb 3uadnBlib 81
MAIDEN, Die oeutibe Sprate au Ter.
ner.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-12-23

Isl die beste, in der That die einzige wahre
DDlutTelnlgende Medizin. Nur Won G. 1. Hood &
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-12-23
W6dtntIi6rr Maratbsridt.
I6etreioe, 11Iebl, uip.

Se6en 5reita 9 cOrrieirt Oon Der
HERMANN STAR MILLS
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RESIDENCE.
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y Y.
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~ Lancaster ST.. Albany
y Y
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$40 Congress ST. Brooklyn
y Y
l75 "a Ave y. I. CITY
10 r. s21 -.
81 " 3ist 81.
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PLACE OF sUsrNIsa

10 Hancock 81. BrookiyN
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Broadway.
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y. J.
Moores Block. clinton 81.
Plattsburgh, y. 7
CITY Hall. Troy. cor. stare
and Third Sta.
New Criminal Court Building.
800 Broadway.
Borough Hall, Brooklyn
% Court St. Brooklyn.
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Times Building. ManhattnA
Dobbs Ferry. y. 7.
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27i Broadway. Manhattaa-
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y 7.
Eastern Boulevard. weSe-
chester.
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OFFICE TO BE FILLED.
Governor ......-s. ...-. 3 =
Lieutenant Governor.
Secretary OF State. ...-....
Comptroller ..........-....'
Treasurer .........--...
Attorney General. ..........
stat. Engineer ana Surveyor
Justice otthe Supreme Court.
IL, Judicial District. go.
Justice o, the Supreme Court
for the Cd Judicial District
Justice Of the City Court. D..
10th District. Congress. 800.
2lst District. Senate ..."...
22d District. Senate .......
34rh District. Assembly ....
3jth District. Assembly.
Is, Annex Assembly. .....
"a Annex. Assembly. .......
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OFFICE 70 BE FILLED.
%ins'een.h District senate
Twenfr-hrsi Dis'iict. As
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PLACE OF BUSINESS.
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ter. y. !.
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- Y.
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y !
Mayors once. Utica y. Y.
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-. Y
ll5 Broadway. y. 7. City.
sT4 Broadway. y. I. city.
County Court House.
County Court House.
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PLACE OF BUSINESS.
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y. !.
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ctate Engineer and surveyor .
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Fret Judicial pistrlcI.''
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comp,ro,lers once. Albany.
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Camden. -. Y.
III Washington ST.. Wstef-
town. y. !.
County Court House.
County Court House.
~ Wall 81.
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County. y. Z
Al Nassau -. -. Z c.
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Broadway. y. Z. clio.
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OFFICE TO Be FILLED

h'NTifllT .s-...- ..........
Iieufenan--Governor ......
Secretary q state.
Comptroller ..............
Treasurer .--....-..
Aftcrr"y-Gencrai ..........
State Engineer and Surveyor
Jus'iceof the Supreme Court.
First judicial District. ...
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3 Riverside Ave. Rensselaer,
y. y.
Hotel Ne,herlant. y. 7. c.
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81 ". nth -
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ITO T 18Th ST.
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chester.
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NAME OF CANDIDATE.
/.
PerIan1in Hanfort. .....
Leader A. Armstrong ....-
Philip Jackson -.-....'..-
Max Forker .............
Joseph Smith. .........'.''
Charles II. corresan. ......
John II. Morris ..........
Herman schlu.ter. -......
Joseph n. sauter. .........
Patrick q. Campbell .......
Theodore ?. curo.
Alsan <. Brown .......-.
Adam Moren ........-......
John J. Kinneally. .........
Charles g wfor5 .....-..
No Nomination .............
Christian II. Christensen.
JOSEPH Wright...........-.
No Nomination. ..........-
No Nomination ."......-.
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cus.. y Y
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i2l E sSth 81.
81 Bergen Ave.
80 z. 2s,h 81.
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OFFICE TO BE FILLED.
Governor .-...........--.-.
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HILL ONE OF THEM.
But Connection With the Great Northern
Is q Matter of the Future.

Dut NOnntCtiou I II uIGAS -NorLnNTQ
Is a Matter of the Future.
CHICAGO, Sept. l9.-The Post says:
Although authoritative announcement
Of such a transaction is withheld, the
reported railroad deal, connecting
James j. Hill Of the Great Northern
railway and prominent Chicago men
with the reorganization Of the Balti.
more and Ohio road, is credited in some
quarters Norman 3. Ream was the
only Interested representative in the
city, as the members eff the conference
held Friday had left Chicago late Fri
day night. Mr.. Ream did not venture
to Atm the current reports, but a man
IN close QUO b with him said to an H..
terviewer:
He is head over heel in railroad
matters. 1t may be accepted that there
is something in the reports or MI
Ream would not devote SO much Of his
time to the subject"
An official Of the Baltimore aud Ohio
said that Mr.. Hill would be identified
with the reorgan zition Of the road,
but that the com Dlnatlon between the
Baltimore and OHIO and the Gree
Northern in order to create a through
trunk line from coast to coast was {.
matter of the distant future.
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MAY GO TO MANILA.
Sc cretnry Long Discusses the ID estinot
of the Oregon and Iowa..

Secretary Long Discusses tho estimation
of the Oregon and Iowa.
New YORK, Sept. -. - Secretary
Long, accoml anied by Captain Glover
Of the United States steamship Ban
croft, is at the Manhattan hotel H.
said:
"There is no significance in my visi'
to this city. am simply on my way
to bingham, Mass, to attend to some
private matters"
When asked what the ultimate des
tination Of the Oregon and the lows
Were, he said: ''These warships have
been ordered to Honolulu"
"Wll they 90 from there to Manila?'
The secretary reflected a moment and
said: Eyes, they may 60 to Manila
You see, we robbed the Pacific squad
ron Of Two vessels and it is no more
than just hal we return them agair
after We have gotten through with
them
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BRIEF BITS OF NEWS.

Conductor D. N. Riley and Engineer
John Pettinger were killed and Brake.
man Ressisr was badly injured in a
railway wreck on tho Denver aud Rio
Grande.
A Spanish rife, which William
Hickey did not know was loaded. went
on while he was carrying it from the
transport Saratoga to . Brooklyn dock.
and the man was killed.
The president has appointed ex.Rep.
-1sssntattve David K. Watson Of Ohio q
Mep.e1iE Of ths oommissieu auapaed in
thS !M!4Fk Of codtfying the criminal and
pdnal laws Of the United States.
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OCCUPATION ARMY.
Troops Assembling at Southern Point
Going to Cuba and Porto Rico.

Troops Assembling at Southern Point
Going to Cuba and Porto Rico.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 19.-The mill.
tary movements are being directed
rapidly towards the assembling of a
large army at Southern points in prep.
a~ration for the military occupation of
Cuba and Porto REQ. About 10000
troops are now located in the South
and orders will be issued sending the
First, Second, Sixth, Ninth and Tenth
cavalry from Montauk to Southern sta.
lions. The Third cavalry already has
gone South and the First and Second
infantry have been ordered to Annis.
ton, and the Eighth and Sixteenth to
Huntsville, Ala. This leaves the Sew.
enth, Twenty.fourth and Twenty.ifth
infantry, the Second volunteer engi-
neers and Companies G and H, Fourth
artillery, at Montauk. Within a day
or two these last remaining troops
Will BE Ordered South
and Camp Wikoff will be no more.
The purpose is to establish winter
camps between the 3lst and 35th par.
allels. The major part of the army
thus assembled is destined for service
in Cuba, with a much smaller force for
Porto Rico and a reserve in the winter
camps. 1t is not the intention, how.
ever, to send the army Of occupation to
Cuba until after tho unhealthy season
has passed. and meanwhile the troops
will be put in the best possible condi.
ton.
On account of the desire Of the war
department that NJ chances shall be
taken in the way Of exposure of the
troops to the dangers of the unhealthy
season no Impotence is felt on account
Of the rather slow progress of the work
Of the commission Of evacuation at
Havana.
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REDS FULL OF WHISKY.

Indians at Leech Lake, Minu.. Rescue
Prisoners From Deputy Marshal. 4
WALKER, Mimi, Sept. l9.-Deputy
United States Marshal Morrison ar.
rested two Indian pilIagers at Leech
Lake agency, and while trying to get
them on board a steamboat to bring
them to Walker they were rescued BY
members Of their band, which refused
to give them mp to the authorities.
All tho Indians are much excited and
defy the authorities. They have Just
received annuities and lots of whisky
has been smuggled into the agency,
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