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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-07-21
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-07-21

badl m%obnenoen chRmaligeu belsiIteu
WlinilierS veieune. ltatt Ser Hrip,
III elm Yruoer oes bon %let1er Satin.
Wiaoaine Sligo, geihieoeneu Frlu,eu-
@eferrei&-
@ien. Sm Sabre 1897 wuroe
fir lO,275 neu geihaiie,e &Scbuuusen
Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ertbeitt uuo i'm
ielben Sabre fameu burt 0emoliruus
gen 1885 Wobnungen in Nesiall, 10
oaB Der refine @obnungsyuwats $3.50
betrus. mas se9en 1896 eine Steiges
runs oes ,3umaties um 1910 @ob,
nungen ooer UNI nabe;u 20 Fro;ent be-,
beutet. Gle arOste 9lniabl lleuer @ob.
nunsen entidllt auf bic arbeiteroiertel
6aporiten. Uri9ittenau, Sttafring uuo
MISUNDERSTANDING BEN Suloisunss.
jelt,u9 Der @iener Shultlnoey uabmen
60, 600 anaben uuo IiGoten 5beil.
Ger Sus perlief cbne ben serinsiten
unfall.-0er oeutidle 9ailer ianbte
Observation-Disclosures ais Gbrens
9ube cine ibwere illberne Funits
bonnie. oeren 9orper uun Jittigen bes
oeutlten golers setragen miro unb
auf oeren Oedel cine goloere eeuti6e
9aiierfrone rubt.
Orannau. Sj,er trat cine an,abl
Wiitslieoer oes SibariItiieentorps aus
benz 9orpsperbanos aus, neil lid Die
Sorpsleitung meiSerte, ben -@olfs
Wiarlh" in bas Repertoire Der 90rpss
muiitfapelle auiparebmen.
Vuoapeit. Sn oen Somitaten
S%eoenburs unaa Giienburs sins elm
befti9er Nplfe Hhruh nit Sagel nieoer.
Sn Steinamanser muroen ilmmtlihe
Nenlier ;ertrlmmert. Sn iablreid)en
0emeinoen nurben Die Saaten pers
nidtet. gluA i'm Yebprimer 9omitat
piitbete cir unpetter. sluf Ger Giien,
babnlinle SuSapeitsS uni,irten muroen
pom Sturm 81 @a9en zines Helioneus
;uges aus benz @eleiie 9emorien. Der
j3ugiiibrer wuroe itwer uerleet. Gle
@a9en iino itart beid)Goi9t.
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b0rlt Uabrero Ser 3bali0brt aui benz
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nit iautem arah. Iurb ben aus
itr0menbeu Sampi wureCn brei Sei;er
bes SamrierS 10 ldmer parbrIibt, oaB
lie furi barauf inter enticellhen Qua.
len Den Geiit %auisaben.
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f%abrlports, ideint e., miro audi ri.
&alliabrt sur 3iaoiabrt. On Solleyu
tam rieier Sage Elm iolter &ullfabTer
~ 9iao aus Sber0iterrejh al. Gr
betete BORT pcr benl in l&nllialreytreis
len peittetannten Silo oee beili9en
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9ann raeelte eieier mooerne @all'
fabrer wieSer ieiner Seimatb gu.
Sebenburg. Inter grofer 6eier.
litteit wuroe bier am Ncbrbauie So
iepb SaDbns cine Wiarm0rtliel erts
biillt.
Slmiie. Ger bieil9e Ve;irtss
b%auptmann 6reiberr u. @dltbeimb
muroe, als er nit ieinem 6abrraoe
bas ciediide Iori SOooIeiu paiiirte,
pon einisen SnoipiSuen Nit S:einsH
beworien. Cine llnteriutung iii i'm
I3uge.
Seiher. @nlGblit oeS Safer
jubil0ums bat GriheriO1 6ricori1 Den
@ittmeu. uuo 9Saileuiorr5 ieiney
Summer 2elf)en Den Setra9 uon lQ0,s
600 Sronen ~QeipenSet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-07-21

T5sgtdie Oasalbsw Was Ir frueher Gskauft Hab,
': hi &1XNzM:

az @obnbaus unb @runoItid,
oil 8. StraBe unb 10. Ape. norplid
seleSen, iir $3.50 III tauien. 9asi.
luItige mo9en lid wenoen an Die 6r:
petition bieieS VlattcS.
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letl1e1 regl1ldren geiu6 ii1
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,ohNu9e purt uubeoadnomter7 brbei8iubrhn geiben ub aeo,n sronfbsiter
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Alnfpl9e 'elner 30 SAT g lo9er @riabrun9 in Ter mebtSnHben gSiien.
NJ ectn ctanoe, 'b 2em Fuh.tum aS etnNQ. ,SdGiasn on,ubieten.
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Qeh Del NE1nnern, Jung ohar,alt. rirp fur INNER ccbeilt.
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ct. 8ernta,nitraBe uno IL. Npenle,
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6ier 1T eas 6auptauartier fir 9aumate'
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gpir laiien uns pom Viemanoen bieten
unb glauben, bab mir suh al euren 3eh.
nuneen @elb eriparen tonnen. 16.bn
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-07-21

" Nra9t na6 Der Commercial
Bouquet Gigarrc BON Der ~. u. S&ire
Gi9urrcn 60, bann erbaltet ibr Die
bette sets GiSarre, sic ibr ie serau6t
babt. 81 p~ertauien bel allen &dnb=
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SuxenrHara.

Qurembur9. Gisier Tase fanb
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-20
RIoTOUs NEGRO TROOPS.
They Make Trouble at Both Macon
and Admission.

MACON, GA. November 19-Macon had
an incipient riot to-day. caused by negro
soldiers Some one pointed out TO the
negroes a persimmon-tree on which a
negro was hanged nine years ago, and
this excited the negroes to such state
that they fired a thousand shots Into the
tree and then cut it down. chopping ii into
kindling-wood. At this stage OF the pro-
ceedings, Mr. Dave Riley. the owner OF the
land on which the tree stood, came along,
and the negroes started at him, yelling.
Burn him." Mr. Riley was IN buggy.
and got away. The negroes then went TO
Crump's Park a suburban res IT. for the
purpose of destroying it, Henry Berkner.
the Waterman. attempted to drive them
away but he was assaulted, and his pisto
taken away from him. Tonight a negr
sentinel shot and fatally wounded another
negro.
INTERFERENCE WITH GUARD.
ADMISSION, ALA, November ia riot
is imminent here. Negro soldiers in err
fered with the white provost guard as
they were arresting a drunken negro SOL
der. The negro was finally landed in the
iail which is now surrounded by an angry
mob of white soldiers. clamoring for his
blood. The feeling is intense, and more
trouble Is feared.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-20
Too smart for That.

The Washington correspondent of the
Alexandra Gazette writes:
When the committee Of Virginia Ma
sons, who called upon the President the
other day 10 invite him to deliver the
address at the centennial anniversary OF
the death Of Washington, had executed
their mission. the President said he had
been initiated as a Mason I'm Winchester,
which town was sometimes in the pos
session of the Union forces and some
times In that OF the "Confederates" At
this Senator Daniel bowed very low. and
smiling said he was gratified that he had
not used the word "rebel." ooh. no." re-
Piled the President. also smiling You
don't catch me saying anything like tina
now" To those who remember the Presi
dent. as he looked when a member Of
the House. his haggard appearance nov
is distinctly observable.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-20
EsTERHAZY's "AFFAIRE DREYFUs.'
Count Says He In Victim Of Cavaig-
uuc's-TooI of CencraI STATS.

PARIS, November 2O.-La Liberte pub
fishes this morning extracts from the ad-
vance sheets OF the first part OF count
Esterhazys book. entitled "L'Ahaire
Dreyfus," In which the writer declares
himself the victim OF Cavaignac' IRE
Gently Minister of War, whose enmity
for him. he says. arises from the fact
that their fathers were political enemies.
Esterhazy asserts that he was the TOOL
OF the general stan; that II was the
general STAFF who always dictated his
conduct: that by their orders he struck
Lieutenant Colonel Picquart and that II
was the general staff who selected his
second when he challenged Picquart, and
furnished him with exceptional and
Irregular means" OF defending himself.
He left France he asserts, TO escape
assassination. or being driven to suicide
like .Lieutenant-Colonel Henry"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-20
CHILDREN ROASTED TO DEATH.
Terrible work of Tramp FIends In
Decatur County, Georgia.

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, November 10
special TO the Times-Union and Citizen
from River Junction, Fla. says:
This afternoon about 4 o'clock three
unknown white men went TO the house
Of Andrew Shackelford. a farmer living
about five miles above here, in Decatur
county, Ca, and demanded food from his
wife. She was alone with her three lit
tie children, and offered bread. saying IL
was all she had. They demanded meat
with an oath. She became frightened and
fed TO the woods The tramps caught
the three little children and set fire to
the house, roasting the little ones to
death. Sheriff Patterson, Of cambridge,
Ca has been wired 70 come at once with
bloodhounds. and strong hopes are felt
that the fiends will be apprehendsd."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-20
THE CLEVELAND SHOOTING PARTY.
Government Launch Takes Friends
of Ex-President's 10 Preserves.

CHARLESTON, S. c.. November ia
special to the News and Courier from
Georgetown. S. c., says:
Captain Robley ID. Evans. Captain S. Nj.
Ackley. General Arson ID. McCook. Mr.
Lynch. and Mr. and Mrs. G. s. McAlpine
arrived in the city this morning at 6:S0 in
a special train over the Georgetown and
Western railroad. and boarded the gov
eminent launch Water Lily, which was in
10 the Murphy Island shooting preserves
on the Santee, where they will be the
guests Of the club. ES-President Cleve-
land and Commodore h. G. Benedict are
expected here I'm the morning on the lat
tors yacht Oneida, from New York TO
foin the party
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-20

Letter-Cnprier President Parsons
Master workman.

CHICAGO. November i9.--At to-day's
meeting OF the Knights Of Labor. John
w. Parsons. OF New York. was elected
general ster-workman. by a close vote.
oyer the present general master-wor
man. Henry a. Hicks. who is also New
York man. J. ID. Sconfaber, OF Baltimore.
was selected AZ member Of the General
Executive Board. In place OF Henry DO
stock, or Muncie, Ind.
Boston was chosen as the place FOR
next years convention.
elected.
The opposition 10 General Master
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-20
EASTERN FIELD TRIALS.
AII-Age stake Concluded-Joe Cum
mings Takes First Prize.

CHARLOTTE. n. c., November ia
special to the Observer from Newton, n.
c.. says:
This has been a bright day and ia
vorable one for the Eastern field trials.
The All-Age stake was concluded late this
afternoon, with the following winners
First Joe Cummings, handled by Victor
Humphrey; second. Pin Money. handled
by G. +. Buckle. and third, Uncle b.,
handled by George Gray. The Subscrp-
ton Stake is 10 be run Monday, and will
conclude the trials for this season
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-20
PASSENGER TRAIN HELD UP.
Robbers Driven on by Express Mes
senger-One of Them Killed.

SAN BERNARDYNO, CAL, November
1.-THE west-bound overland passenger
rain was held up by four robbers about
o'clock this morning between Dagge I
nd Barstow. Express Messenger Hutch
ason drove them off with a shotgun. and
he train pulled out for Los Angeles. Al
artow the trainmen sent posse back
the scene of the hold-up. where the
.ody OF one OF the robbers was found
perforated with shot. A special train.
with Sheriff Holcomo, mas LETT this city
for the scene of the hold-up.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-20

raj Emory Smith to-day. regarding some
post-ofiice appointments. The race trou-
bes In that State were not discussed. but
Mr.. Melton stated positively his personal
belief that the Tolberts would not De
safe IL they returned to their State. lie
said: II have no hesitation In saying
that IL would be very unwise for them
to return until after the excitement has
subsidized. That may be a matter OF
weeks"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-20
George w. Mayo. Auctioneer,
9o9east Broad street.
HORSES, PHAETON, CARRlAdE'
Ill HARNESS,
INVALID CHAIRS. CARPETS, CIGARS,
FURNITURE, &C.,
AT AUCTION

I will sell at my auction house, at lo;So
A. NJ,
MONDAY. NOVEMBER q. 1888.
Large Virginia Raised Gray Horse
sound gentle, and not afraid OK cars
8 years old; also, Bay Horse
1 Phaeton. in frst-rate order; f-Sea'
Family Carriage. maze by Ainslie,
and sets Harness:
A large consignment OF Richmond-made
Cigars:
1 Plush and Walnut Parlor Suit;
Several excellent Chamber suits;
Oak Chiffonniere, Leather-Seated walnut
Dining Chairs, Bent Wood and other
Chairs and Rockers. Roller Invalid
and Cherry Cribs, large Outside Show
case. Bedsteads, Springs. Mattresses.
1 very large and fine Smyrna Rug,
excellent Carpets, Books, Stoves ana
miscellaneous articles.
GEORGE w. MAYO,
M % Auctioneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-20
KAUFMAN & CO., Fourth and Broad.

Workman Hicks is said to be based on
his alleged lack of energy. The delegates
wanted leader who would be more ac-
tive and pushing in advancing The inte-
rests Of the organization. Their new
leader is president of the National Asso-
citation of Letter-Carriers, and has been
prominent I'm labor affairs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-20
Thanksgiving Proclamation.

Commonwealth Of Virginia,
Executive Department.
The President of the United states,
having set apart THURSDAY, the z4th
day OF November, as a day OF thanks
giving and prayer: In conformity thereto,
/. j. Hoge Tyler Governor of Virginia. do
hereby invite the people OF this Common
wealth to assemble in their respective
places of worship on the day above
named. and give thanks TO Almighty Coo
for the manifold blessings He has youch-
safed to us.
The plenteous harvests have not been
withheld, and in the freedom from pesti-
lenCe and famine let each heart recog-
nlze cause for gratitude.
The horrors of protracted war have
been everted. and In so far as national
unity has been strengthened, all should
rejoice.
Whilst we cherish deeply in our sacred
memories the blood laid on our country 5
altar, every heart swells with gratitude
I'm the triumph OF OR arms on land ana
sea. and well doth II become us to ac-
knowledge the greatness and goodness or
an overruling Providence.
also invoke that the day be set apart
one for the giving Of aims 70 the
poor and thereby bringing comfort and
happiness TO homes and hearts that have
been darkened by adversely, and espe-
cially should the dependent ones OF those
who offered their services TO their cOun-
try receive literally or our benelactions
May our State and country continue TO
receive the rich blessings Of God; may
the people and rulers walk In His fear
and the nation dwell in peace and righte-
BUSINESS forevermore.
Given under my hand, and under the
Lesser Seal OF the Commonwealth, at
+'Fs' Richmond, this 18th day Of
sSeal . November In the year OF our
s"'fs Lord 1893. and in the l23d year
Of the Commonwealth.
]. HOGE TYLER, Governor
BY the Governor;
J. r. Lawless, Secretary OF the Common
wealth. no D-lt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-20
Guilty of SwindIe.

ST. PAUL, November l9-Late III
evening, after being out twenty-fo
hours, the jury I'm the case OF ]. II. Soutl
ALL on trial charged with selling forge
government time-checks, returned YER
dict OF guilty. The swindle is said 10
have amounted TO between $4,000 and
81 900 600
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-20
Soldiers Home Services.

Rev. r. Il. Collier was expected to con
duct the usual noon-day service az the
Soldiers Home yesterday, but could no'
get there, so the veterans took the eX
ercises I'm charge and made them exceed,
ingly interesting. They consisted OF
prayer and songs. in which many or tht
veterans took part with enthusiasm: MI
James T. Gray, of the Board or Nisltors
was also present.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-20

A special received by the Dispatch last
night from New York. stated that Colonel
james n. Branch. In a golf tournament
conducted by the Staten Island Cricket
Club. won 500 cup. He made the score
OF 70.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-20
FOR RENT,

No. 912 PARK AVENUE; y ROOMS.
No. 500 west Grace street; 10 rooms.
No. SIC Park avenue; 16 rooms.
10. 1909 west Grace street; 10 rooms.
No S2O east Grace street; 10 rooms.
No. ll5 south Third street; 10 rooms.
No. COS east Main street; 10 rooms.
No. 6l0 east Leigh street; 10 rooms
No. 5l5 east Leigh street. rooms.
No. l12 north Beech street: s rooms.
No. 10 south Plum street; rooms.
Also. many smaller Houses.
no 2J-lt N. w. BOWIE
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A UCTION SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
N AND KITCHEN FURNITURE. COOK

STOVES. CARPETS, RUGS, PlC-
TURES. &C. &C.-At our wareroom. No.
$50 east Broad street,
TOMORROW CMonday). NOV 2lst,
commencing at 1890, we will sell 3 Oak
Chamber Suits Walnut suits. wal
nut Extension Table. Oak Hatrack, OAK
and Walnut Beds, Single and DouDie
Mattresses and Springs, Walnut ward
robe. New Cook-Stoves CsiZes Z ana 81.
Moquette and Brussels Carpets Jute
Rugs. White Iron Beds, Wood and
Cane-seat Chairs, Crush-Plush Parlor
Suit. Walnut Sldeboards, lot OF Heat,
ing-Stoves, Platform Scales. Pictures and
Mirrors. and other Furniture TOO hume
rous 10 mention. Ladies' are invited to
attend the sale. Public are invited.
j. Fl. VALENTINE,
no2O Manager and Auctioneer.
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FOR RENT,

A LARGE, PLEASANT ROOM ON
First or second Floor, with use OF parlOr
On Grace street, central. Address NJ
station A. no D-2t'
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The "American Boy" Battleship.

Every patriotic American hopes, the
school boys OF the United States VIII sue
coed in their efforts to raise 100000,
which will be used in building a battle
ship TO be called the American Boy.
IT costs great sums OF money TO build
warship, but you build up your health
with Hostetter's Stomach Bitters at small
expense. This remedy Is an appetizer
tonic. blood purifier, and stimuant. 1t
is for stomach, liver, and bowel disorders.
tod Gra. nhn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-20
SOUTH CAROLINA RACE TROUBLE.

Marshal Melton Thinks Tolberts Had
Better Not Return Just Now.
WASHINGTON. November i9.-Unted
States Marshal Melton. OF South Carolina
had a conference with Gene
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-20
FOR SALE AND EXCHANGE.

81 ACRES GoOD LAND, SMALL
house, one mile OF depot. 500 sell or TRACE rag,
$3.50 each; white tenants; paying IL per
cent. ~ 5000, ,,r>rr,
AZ ACRES. GOOD BUILDINGS, FINE
ORCHARD. five miles south, A,ow. 49,
BROAD-STREET BUSINESS PRO-
PERTY TO EXCHANGE FOk EhSl-
DENCE - r-,>,,err
MODERN BROOM MARBLE-FINlSH
RESIDENCE i'm Baltimore TO exchange
for Farm near Richmond.
J. r. HOCKADAY,
M 2n-1t. g09 east Main street.
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LARGE STORE, No. 8 GOVERNOR
street. Rent reduced.
POLLARD & BAGBY
no 20-Sun&W2t
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FOR RENT,

FOR LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING. THREE
Nice Rooms Qurnished). all connecting
bathroom and back porch; front room
heated by register. For terms apply at
No. $40 north Ninth street. no 1S-4t
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BY n. w. Bowe.
Real Estate Auctioneer.

TN EXECUTION OF 3 DEED OF
4 TRUST, DATED 30 DECEMBER, 1894.
and recorded in the County Court OF Hen
rico. i'm Deed-B III A, page 1858. VIII
al the request of the beneficiary, there
having been default In the payment OF
the debt secured. sell by public auction, OF
the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER g. 1898.
a 4:3O o'clock p. NJ. that ATTRACTIVE
FRAME HOUSE. on the south SIDE o
lakewood avenue, 80 feet west OF Mi
avenue. with the lot on which IL stands
fronting 90xl24 feet to an alley 10 Zee
wide. being the second house and lot ives
Of Oakwood Cemetery, and now occupied
by j. b. Ellyson. Esq.
This is a nice 7-roOm house, with Two
stories. and good and sufficient outbuild-
ings. .-,o
TERMS: Cash. T. I. HARKIS,
no iS Trustee.