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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-01-27

BIrs. E,enore McGutcheon Collier Recon,
the Noted Preachers Bride.

Na
the Noted Preachers Bride.
pittsburg, Pa, Jan. "a. The Rev.
DIR. T. DE Witt Talmage, co.pnstor Of
First Presbyterian Church, Washington,
and Mira. EIenore McCutcheon Collier
Of Allegheny City, Pa, were married
on Saturday at the McCutcheon home,
No. AZ IrwRn avenue. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev, DIR. W. J.
Robinson. pastor of the First United
Presbyterian Church.
The wedding, which came as a
great surprise to the frienns of the
couple, was quiet, On account of
recent death in the BRIDES family. The
only guest outside OF Mrs. Talmage's
immediate relatives was DR.. l.. ii. Will
lard, who was making professional
visit to the house and remained to wit.
ness the ceremony.
The bride wore travelling gown.
When the ceremony was concluded the
party sat down to wedding breakfast.
after which DR.. and Mrs. Talmage
started for Cleveland.
Mrs. Talmage is the daughter Of tue
late James NJ. MoCutcheon. Sha was
the widow OF Charles W. Collier and is
40 years old. Her husband celebrated
the Goth anniversary OF his birthday
several months ago.
DIR. and Mrs. Talmage met during the
last two summers at East Hampton. u.
l., where the courtship, which culmi-
mated five months ago in formal en-
gagement, was carried on. The engage
ment was kept profound secrst,
and it was only within the last few
days that Mrs. Talmage's most intimate
friends were appraised OF the coming
marriage. The present Mrs. Talmage is
the reverend gentleman's third wife.
His second wife died several years ago
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-01-27
ooNFEssI0N or a MURDERER.
George willard Clark Admits That II
Killed His Brother.

George willard Clark Admits That He
Killed His Brother.
Napa, CAL, Jan. "a. George Willard
Clark has confessed that he is tbs
murderer OF his brother, w. A. Clark,
who was killed at st. Helena last
Thursday.
Mrs. Levina Clark was married to
". A. Clark more than 90 years ago.
in Clay county, Ill. She is 46 years OF
age, and the mother of seven children.
George w. Clark, the murderer. he
came intimate with her ID or Ia years
ago. Their relations continued while
the husband was in California, making
homs for her, and during that time a
child was born, of which George Clark
was the father. After coming to Cali
fornia, to live at and near st. Helena,
Napa county, Mrs. Clark professed
Christianity and attempted to break off
relations with her brother-in-law, hut
he Persisted in his attentions. At
| times he asked her if she would live
with him in case of her husband g
death. On Thursday morning George
Clark lay in wait for his brother, and
shot him.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-01-27

charming dinner gown, the lines
of which are most artistic and becom
ing, il made OF figured material. a
soft black Liberty satin, embroidered
in large flowers, the embroidery out
lined with Jet The skirt hangs in
graceful folds, broadening out decidedly
at the foot but small over tho hips, and
the fulness at the back is laid SO that
it scarcely shows at all at the waist.
The waist itself is drapsd over at ono
side, SO that the fastening does not
show, although the folds would Indicate
that there il a place to get in and out
at the left side. The sleeves, which
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-01-27
A cor ON TINE BRIDGE.
1t Delayed ~. g. o. TRAINS and Was Remov-
ed wiIli Mnch difficulty.


ed with Much Difficulty.
william Lynch, who lives at Aug
Justine, left bis home about ] O'Clock
Sunday night, to Welt lady friend
who lives in the western part of tho
city. lila route into town included
a trip over the b. & o. bridge. When
he had travelled about one-third OF the
bridge he found COW wedged between
the two tracks. a passing freight train
had knocked of one of Its horns
How the COW got past the guards at
the end of the bridge is mystery, as
il also the way sho managed to walk 80
far over the cross. ties. The animal
had fallen batween tho two trucks, SO
that one part of ner body rested ON the
uorthbound track, willis the other was
on the suuthbound rails.
Lynch notified the officials at the
Delaware avenue station, who held
north and sonthbeund trains, and after
an hours work succeeded ia removing
the COW. The animal, which ia sup
posed To have belonged to William
brown, was 80 badly injured that it had
to be shot. 1t ia supposed she jumped
the pasture fence and wandered dowr
to the bridge. 1t was the second uoN
to have this strange experiences in the
past eight months. The trains vert
delayed a half hour or moro by thu
| accident,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-01-27
THE WIND BLEW A GALE.

Saturdays Heavy Rain Followed by n
Severe Wind storm which swept Over
the city sunday Afternoon and Even
ing.
A wind storm, one OF the ssyerest
that ever visited this city, swept over
Wilmington on Sunday After the
heavy rain OF Saturday night the sun
came out bright and clear Sunday
morning, but later clouds begun to
gather and at noon theirs was slight
fall OF rain. Although the aun was
bright at intervals during the after
noon, the clouds continued TO hang
over the city, and when the sun went
down the clouds were thick and 1T
seemed az ii another rain storm was
impending. During the afternoon and
night it blew regular gale. Awnings
were ripped, limbs were blown from
trees, hats were blown In every u
rection. while tlagpoiea swaled to and
fro and telephone and eloctric wires
| were damaged considerably.
| This wind blew a large limb from
tree at tine Frionds' burial ground at
Fifth and West Streets skyliRht
Mt the Is. d 0. railroad freighthuuse at
the foot of Shipley atrest was broken,
The steepe on Calvary Baptist Church
Hwayed to and fro and some reonle
feared it would toppls over. In the
thiuly -settlod sections of tho city,
where the wind had full sweep it blew
the glass out Of a number of the gas
lamps. The swinging signs Mt Charles
Feil's. id. Bernstein 8, Max Ephraim' q
and Adams & bro. q, were torn from
their fastenines. A large tree at Ninth
and Tatnall streets fell with craah.
The bill board on Delaware avenue be,
tween Clayton and du Pont streets wat
! blown down. Pedestrians were driver
from the streets by flying missiles anc
many lives were endangered by falling
Higns and limbs of trees.
The tide in the christina River OF
Sunday was very high. but owing to tn
high wind the tide was very low las
! night Reports from down the rive
were to the effect that there was fear
( full time all Saturday night aud Sun
day and vessels arriving here anrin!
the day reported that the gale was a
, sewers MS those that at times rage aloni
9 the Atlantic coast. From thu Break
{ water came word Sunday Afternoon
, that the wind was blowing at the rat
t of u miles an hour from the Southwest
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-01-27
Contract for a large STEAMER.

The Harlan & Iiollingsworth 10. mas
received a contract to build a large
steamship for the Baltimore Steam
Packet Co., better known as the Bay
Line, the boats of which run between
Baltimore and Norfolk. Tho boat will
he a duplicate of the Carolina, which
was huilt by the Harlan 4 Hollinga
worth Co. in 1877. The Dimensions will
he as follows: 25l feet over all; "a.
feet width of beam; 10 feet depth o.
hold; 9T7. IL tons gross tonnage, and 3d.
tons not tonnage. She will be completed
in about eight months and will cos
about $3.50, 900.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-01-27

How much business can q man do
whose system is in state of disorder ?
Headache is only symptom. 1t is not
a disease. The pain in the head is the
sign of rebellion. There have been mis-
takes in diet aud other abuses.
DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets arc a
gentle, effective renovator and invigorator
OF the stomach, liver and bowels. They
assist nature without threatening to tear
the body piece-meal. There are no
gripping pains, no nausea. One is laxa-
tive.
A book of 1908 pages, profuscly illus.
trated, written by DR.. II. Is. Pierce. called
"The Peoples Common Sense Medical
Adviser" will be sent free for 81 one cen
stamps to cover cost of mailing only
Worlds Dispensary Medical Association
No. 663 Main street, Buffalo, n. Y.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-01-27
acoIaentin a Gymnasium.

Eugene Dougaerty, boy living on
Lincoln street, near Twelfth, had his
leg broken in peculiar manner IN the
Vest End Reading Room gymnasium
on Saturday. Another lad was exer
cising on the travelling rings and
Doug herty was standing nearby. When
the boy dropped from the rings he fell
heavily on Dnugheriy, hurting him to
the floor and breaking his leg.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-01-27

DR.. Tyhout on Saturday performed a
successful operation On Patrolman John
Ford's right eye, and the eight will he
saved. About ak weeks ago the officer
had the eye punctrred by rose thorn,
and since that time it has given him
much pain. 1t did not show much i'm
provoment, however, and it was found
necessary on Saturday to remove an
ulcer, which had grown ON the eyeball
and become aggravated.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-01-27

Tho catalogue of the University of
Penney lvania for the year lS979S ia at
hand. 1t comprises 4s2 pages and is
full Of information concerning the
splendid institution and this many lines
of instruction given in it's several de-
partments. From the general summaries
it appears that there are 25S officers OF
instruction and 1854 students, and that
DelaTare is repreaented by "a students.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-01-27

Special Correspondence of ttazette and Journal
Wyoming, Jan. "a. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles II. Jolls entertained number
of friends at dinner yesterday. The
menu was an elaborate one, and ole
gantly served. Those present we're Mr..
and Mrs. j. L. Corrow, DIR. and Mrs.
Luther Conwell, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Cleaver, Mr.. and Mis-. Fred Ross, Mrs.
Sarah Cooper, Miss Annie Cooper, Mi Isl
Amy Cooper, Master John Gleaver,
Miss Lizzie Carrow, Miss Estelle Con-
wall
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-01-27
oRpEREp TO HAgANA.
The Battieslip Maine TO Proceed to Cuban
Waters.

Inc bHLulebhtp to w cubAAA
Waters.
Washington, Jan. 24.-The United
States battleship Maine has been or
dered to Havana.
1t is said at the Navy Department
that no Disturbing news has been re-
ceired from there but that the move
ment is rather in the line of re-
sumption of free intercourse OF our
naval vessels in Cuban waters the same
as prevailed prior to their withdrawal
on account of the outbreak of hostili'
ties.
Senator Foraker was particularly
pleased to hear the news. lie said that
he wished the Texas and the other
vessels of the squadron would be or
dered to follow the Maine.
Senator Cullom said: II am glad to
hear it. hope the Maine will be fol-
| lowed by other vessels.
Senator Teller said that he would
Iiks to see the harbor of Havana filled
with American ships.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-01-27
PARIS DINNER GOWN FROM HARpER's BAZAAR
Copyright, 1873, by Harper s Hrothersl

ars exaggeratedly long, reach quite to
the middle OF the hand, and are tight
fitting. Indies who make their own
gowns, alone or with the aid oil dress'
maker, by the day, will be pleased with
the cut paper pattern Of this gown,
which is issued by Harper's Bazar,
where it appears. The only trimming
ON the waist is fitted hand OF en-
broidery with rufiies of silk gauze put
on very full, but the hand OF enl-
broidery or lace fits without a wrinkle
around the ehoulderH. This tichu ID
fastened at the left side under a bunch
of purple orchids. There is no color on
the gown except in the flowers.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-01-27

Messrs. Mitchell and Thomas, morocco
manufacturers, are erecting an addition
to their factory to provide for the out
put of colored leather, which has in
creased to over 200 dozens day. They
have also put in new Wetherill engine
of the Corliss tyne, and another 9o-horse
power boiler, built by the Erie Boiler
Co. of Erie, Pa.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-01-27

Rnsirnntinn yYIthirnmn.

Now York. Jan. 24.-The Rev. John
Hall, yesterday, announced from the
pulpit of tho Fifth Avenue Presbyterian
Church that no had reconsidered his
determination to resign the passionate,
aud would continue in the service of
the church.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-01-27

IlockesHiu GrangeP. of H., insialled
the following officers last weak Master,
John Trimble; Oyerseer, Henry Bow
man; lecturer, ". l.. HollingsNorth ;
Secretary, Bessie Worth; Inside Watch
man, John Armstrong; Steward, jesse
Miller; Chaplain, Il. B. Klair; Flora,
Lizzie Armstrong; Pomanu, Reba
Gregg; Ceres, Mary ]. Bowman.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-01-27

Rohert Adair on Saturday fled an
application with Judge Spruance for
a charter for the Home Mission, the
object of which is general mission
work. The proposed incorporates are
Morris z. Satterthwaitp John W. Law
son, Jr., and Robert .Adair. The judge
has nut yet passed upon the applica-
finn
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-01-27

Mrs. Catherine Sinex, aged Y years,
widow Of john *. Sinex and mother OF
Isaac Sinex of this city, died in
Chester, Pa, last Thursday. The
funeral took place on Tuesday. In.
torment was made at Chester Rural
esaAtSyg,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-01-27

Wantcd--trustworth and active gentle
men or ladies to travel for responsible, es-
tablished house in Delaware. Monthly
$4,000 and expenses. Position steady
Reference. Enclose self-addressed stamp
ed envelope. The Dominion Company,
Dept r., Chicago.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-01-27

The examining committee Of the New
Castle County Bar Association on
Saturday examined Sylvester d. Town.
send for admission to the har. MIR.
'roynsend, who studied under Henry
G. Conrad, passed satisfactory ex-
animation and will be admitted to the
bar.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-01-27

William G. Shelley and Miss Mollie
L. Robinson OF Avondaie were married
in this city by thu Rev. u. D. G.
Hanna. On their return from an ex-
tended Wedding trip they were rendered
a reception at their home.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-01-27

He was madly, passionately in love-won
by the matchless beauty OF her complexion,
Glenn's Sulphur Soap had impaired the
charm.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-01-27
wife WON ALL HIS MONEY
How a Citizen of Butte Gam
bled Away a Fortune.
KEPT IT, HOWEVER, IN FAMILY
Lost a Million Dollars at Draw
Poker.

continued TO Play the Game Until He had
Risked All His belongings Except "Duds'
and watch and chatn, When His -Four
Jacks We're Beaten by Four Queens.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-01-27

Havana, Cuba, Jan. q. The censor
ship over foreign newspapers has been
abolished.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-01-27

Solomon S. Ks,cian has been ap-
pointed poatmautcr at Oyerhrook.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-04-21
SlO. .SafOta.

I Gturgis. Der 10 Meilen uon bier
eutfernt fuobnenbe Serrp Dunlpns lpars
De unter Der glnfsage bes Bferoe6iebs
ita6fs oerbaftet. 9anloDs mar Dor eff
ii6en Monater tuesen zines abnlibelt
@erbremen8 aus Dem 8u9tbau8 entz
lafien iuorben.
4 8ierre. 5elinipeftOr 9oDoelI fat
S725, iuelde er Sipefs @riinbnng eines
ipe3iellen eeSnipeftipns 6onbs etnfollef.
tirte, an pas Gtaatsihnbamt abgefie
fert. @inige 8eitungen MOLTEN Dom.
ben bereits pegeif llngeIebtiden 3uriid
batteHs oieIes @elses DerDdbtlgen.
lis. fy. &ofoa, luelher inter Der glns
flage, Elm grniriefeuer I'M ltGrbli1en
6anb County peruriaht 81 BADEN, arr
retirt lpnrbe, iDurbe beim 8orperbDr
an bas areisgeribt iiberpieIen. gtnge=
Iidts bes groBen 5baoens, iuefden ons
5euer anrihtete, lit Die @rbitternns
sesen acloa grOB.
II gbamberlain. I'm einen @ldubi=
ger gu befrieo;gen tunroen borige ggDde
63 GtIf &inobieh 6es @eorae @risht
ourh ben Sheriff oerfauft. 3as gleb,
batebenb au8 Sdbrlingen, luurOe an
sgS:te @erin BON 5iour Sails fir $l5
pes 5tiid petf8aFt. Der Gta6tratb Be-
abfibti9t bic 5. itnb 10prOSentigen
5saSss9Dabs, i'm 8etra9e BON $50 900.
bnr6 4 unb 6prOsentige III refilnOiren.
iudbrenb bet @husrntb cine Neouftion
Der @ebalter 0er 2ebrer in 9lusIidl
|nimnlt
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-04-21
9nr .,lpasliidtenll 9aae.

Gebr treffenb benlerft Der in @ranb
Sslan0, Ne6., erI6einenbe ,.sln6ei9er
uno Serolo" 81 Der ipaniI6en Sage:
,,lleber ben genauen Gtanb Der fpani=
i1 nmerifaniI9en Srage 81 beri6z
ten. lit cine 5nde. an bic ipDhl ieber
9feoaftenr elmer @ohen5eitung ii9 nlr
nit 3itteri unb .3agen beraniuagt Sid
aus benz gBuit pm Ga9ridten aus
@aIbington, Wabrib un6 iibernl ber,
no bic @eihidte Sntereiie erre9t, Elm
fiares Bilo Der Snhla9e 81 MAIDEN, lit
rein unmDglid, benn heute beiBt's 10
unb inurgen 10. ben einen Gag SrieDen.
ben anbern &rieg. @iebt man ielbIt
|ieinen 5enf bn5u unb Ia9t ..arieg"
Dann Iagt Der fripoenLieben6e Eheil Der
2eIer. Der &eri lift Elm Sinsom @ast
er, n1mlib ber6eraus9eber, oSsriebent'',
bann ipirb erIt redt iiber ibn los9e5os
qeN, bann beiBt's. @as? Der Gunip-
LA, ia, meine Serren, gum peritablen
aump fpirh man begra6irt Der bat ia
aud nint ein Jhnf6en BON pntriotiiebenl
@brgeIi.Dl i'm 2eibe, nah elmer fOlhen
8eleiOiauna bee anerifanilbeH 6lagse
uno ssrie0e!"
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-04-21
(Sgttlueoer, OOers
gGenn Gpanien big ndchIten Gamftag
nidt Cuba aufsiebt,
isolgt Die ariesssrlliirnns

Gas 3eueite iber Die ipnnii9.ameris
funiibe Gage iit, Dab iid Saus unO
5enot anf cine 9emeinlome &eiOlutiOn
seeinigt baben. tDelde pDm grdiiOentet
Oec&infeD unterSeidnet tparop. Mc.
ainIeD bat jest Elm llltiiantunl
an bic ipnniife Gesieruug
seIanbt, III ipeldem 9nfel Sam etipa
70 sa gpnnien fast: @eun Ga big onnn
unb bonn ni@t guba raumit, iuerbs ib
Did binnuafriesen.
@aI9ingtpn, 30. Gprit. Die gemein=
fame Cuba Sfeicllttion. IN iuslder Spa
ilien aufgeforOert ipirb, Cuba Ill rdus
men, ipurbe Inn 11.24 beute MorgeN
uOm 8rdIibetiten Mc&iniep unter5eihs
net iillb gum @eleB senad)t. Der 9srd=
iibent itellte Johann Elm l1ftimatlm an
Spanieil aug, tpefCbes Die IpaniI1e Hes
gierung Bis Snmitas burh @oOoforb
au beantwprten bnt. Die n1hiten
5dr lie Tino Spnniens GniiuDrt, tpenn
es elne I'll MAIDEN bat, unb Die Ginrii.
dung Der Der. Gtanten aanbs unO See
mndlt in gubo. gtad @npfnug beg
llttimatums bat Der IpauiI9e Miniiter
8aibin9tun uerlniien.
&aibinetDu, 10. 9tpril. Gpnnien
tDirO ODn ben S0r0erungen Der Der.
5tanten nidbt Dor n1Ur9elt amtlib in
&enntniB 9eieBt iuerOen. G8 ipiro ibra
BARN nlitgetbeilt iuer6en, ba6 Die bsute
MOrgen pom gongreR angenommenen
cubaniIdbet ReIpluttuuen iebt einen
Gbeil Der geiebe Der Ser. gtnnten biL.
ben. gu gleiher i3eit tpirb Gin nlti-
ulatlin an Gparien geitellt lperoen, III
ipel1em es aufgeforbert ipirb, bent BON
gpn8reB augenDmmeneH @eiebe nan5l-
fomnen unb In iebr furSer Belt, piels
Ieiht in ID Gtunoen, bnrauT sii ertpis
bern. 0a ni6t ersuartet iuirb, oa6
5panien iid benz @eiese fiigen ipiro,
10 miro gernGB ben @ldnen Der gers
iualtune i'm lebtea 9beile oieIer 8pdle
sine 8eue8uns gegsn Cuba IN g8erI
geiebt tper6en. ne6ernG baben Die
Grnppenbeiue9unsen nad ben 5antntels
ptdben i'm Giioen begunnen.
@afbineton, lis. 9(pril. lin 10 l1br
Z Minu:en luutoe bic Genatsreiolutiou
i'm Sauie eineereidbt. slls Die &lauiel
uerleien iuurbe. applauoirten bic Demo-
frateR. Nabbem bic &lnuIeE fir 9tns
ertennun9 Der prOoiiDrilhen 8eSiernne
Der Sniursent 9ehriben iuproen, nabnl
bns Saus Die GenatsreieliitiOn nit III
aeaen l56 Stimmen an.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-04-21
500 8 eIen,,,assa! ston.

4e seisr bieier eitung perSsH I'D renen ;u riobren
bah 6 penisens ens aeirGtetc srun5eii alsbt peIs
bic silleni4nitI aA ibren Stnier III hets I'M tanhs
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@riperdaft befannte poiitpe Aur. NatarrD erornsri
ais eiHe eonlttnionsfranbeit etne conltitutoneie Bee
6gnntinp- 6alls RutnFrbsSur tuirD nneilih aealpns
men iiS utrtt Oirsti ai has @lut nib Bic ihlefmsen
Gberfdden eeS SDtelns, ooonr4 bic @rpnbiage Der
Rrdnfbeit 5erlt0rsub nlb benz Haienten Kraft gebtRe,
iuoen e bic Gcpliitnton oes &orpeTs ouibau ,b 6et
Ma.ur in ibren sDerte bilft Die gsenbamer baben 10
pei 8ertrane so ibren Setltr6lsn, baB e eimhunbsrt
DoIiurs Ssobnuns fir s6en 5au nnbieten. ban lie sli
tlyireu perfshlf. g0Bs gsd cine ee non 3enaniiIen
fotalnen alan ahrsre
g. s, @bsmep y q. Gotssa. o.
0aIt'sJan,igisn.@tisen Rus bic 6eFteu.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-04-21
Gte ggaI,l tiis gtaase.

8nit0all, 10. Wprtl. sBet Der GtdDt.
iuabI iplt;ben TDlgenbe geunten ermdbft.
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rid3ter. S. g. eSetuel; GdutIAabuleis
tier, s. 8. Gmitb; GtdbtIbaBmeiiter,
Soc 8itba; 9lOermeit, 5ont 9ebOrtine,
Wife Gaoaf ,unb Geo. Gear.
Den Rapibs. Die 9tepublifaner f)as
ben NIT elmer 5iemliben Wlsbrbeit ibr
gdn5ss Gidet eripdblt. Sic fir 2icens
obseaebene Utebr1eit bettus 81 gtins
nleit.
8sbfielb. g. 5. 8afharo lunroe
Ubne 5ppOiitiOn 5unt 8iirgermeiiter
nn0 g. 6. Siienbuth, SO. s.. 8eebe linO
gs. q. Gregory tuuroen als slloermea
eripdAit. 2tcen5 gir9 nit 21 5timmen
@eebybeit ourd.
gsrmiaion. Die 5taotlpaSl tuuroe
bier mad einent biBi9en Sample BON
ben 8DDuliiten geu0nnen. Cor, Der
gallbibat Der giiberpnrtei fit 8iirgers
meliter, erbielt PA Gtimmen, ieinGjea=
ner galmer 237.
gl6er6een. gie epublifaner habeu
nit Nasuabme eines &dHOi0aten ibr
ganses Sidet ertpa6lt. Ser 9fepubli.
farer gbas. 6nte erbielt fir 8iirger.
meiiter $50 5timnen, gegen 244 fur
McGslamfin ssuiion mo 40 fir
Glrtis (8robi6itiOniit). 2iesn5 ging
nit elmer Mebrbeit BON 100 Stimmen
Ourd.
sSn @ebiter. @roton unO Milbarf
fiel bic 8nb[ flu 2ieeH5 aus.
5tnrgis. Ger 8irgermeitersfonbi=
BAT bet &eformparteieH fuurbe nit einer
slJiebrbeit BON 40 Gtimmen eripdblt.
Spt springs. 9Oftor Sarsens
tUuroe NIT einer Me6rbeit uon 81
gtimmen iibrr ieinen Gegner 4nberIOa,
ben bisberigen .Snhaber bes g(mies ers
Ddhlt. Sc lUar Elm bisiger 8abltampf
Mierre. Gin ftarfcs 8Otum tuur6e
in Der 5taonuabl abgeseben nit benz
Sefultat. bas s. 8. albright gum 8ilrs
|gerlHeiiter nit 1O3 Stimmen Ntebrbeit
erludblt iDuroe. s.. g. Niea0e luur0e
Sun 5taOtibabmeiiter unO g. 6. GAR
neu sutt 9oliSeirihter ertudblt.
a6iIun. gas 5000 Government
Gidet puroe Durdtueg seipdblt. 0ie9sas
men Der 8eamten iiii6: 8lraermeiiter,
8. 6. Daniels; Ghabmeiiter, s. 81.
SobniDn; 8oli5eirihtar, 3. 8. Syl-
bridge; 5tieDensrIhter. s.. s.. Gmitb.
2icea5 9ing nit einer Mehrbeit BON 9
Stimmen burd.
garfer. 9eah einem Der beiseiten
@ablfdmpfe, bic je in bieier @tabt ob.
sebatteH, ftellte iid1 heraus, onS oie
8ur9er nit elmer Meehrbeit BON 9
Stimmen Sn Sunften BON licenlirten
@irtbihoften Iino. griua6lte geam=
ten: 8argermeilter, S. 6. SonppO0o ;
S9asmeiiter, S. s. 9nufortb; 8DliSeis
Iridter, S. g. &enbnl; sSriebensrfdter,
6. Ni. @ier. slioermen: 8. &. 2oro,
@uit 8feifer, s. M. RoperiaH6, &. 8.
Wtelnin unb Sc. g. glars.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-04-21
8 gsaun.p Naasuuss staass grDslataar
fip1s.

GingeIiibrtem 8ranAe gemdB, be-
itlmme i'd bieralit 5anlitag, ben %.
9lpril 1898 als 8anmpfLan5ungsta8
uno erIube Die 8iraer nss 5tantes an
oielem gage ale @eIGdftsiOrgen uno
geielIbaftli1e 8iiroen BEL Geite Su
ieben nnb ben Gag uab beiten araftsn
Dem BHanSen bon 8dunien unD Der
@erI1Onernng ibrer 5eimstdtten 5il
tpiomer, iupbartb iie aleidseitig Dem
@emeiniueIen bleibenben 9iuBen i9nffen.
Sc lit cine befannte Ibatiatbe, bnB
iid feiHe 9lrbeit beIier unb reid)liber
lolnt, ala bas asflan5en BON 8dunen,
fOlglih iolte feiHe Mrbeit auf rnIern
sDeimIk kitteu nait gr6Berer Gorgfalt per-