The herald-advance., July 18, 1890, Image 6

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HKItALD-ADYAXf'E.
W. \Y. i
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MILBANK,
Epitome of the Week.
INTi.REST2.VG NEW COMPILATION.
CONGRESSIONAL.
OS V-r-SUi th«'r
ll!i*as OIM'D"-'.! a the i-i-.i.tle. aim 5."!
«ere pr-s,j-. t»-d I-nu many states praj in,? "er
an ttckriow!. djrruiei.it of Almi^nty k«) ami the
(. hristian religion in He- constitution of thy
Cuil' 1 State,. ir'u-i»t i-x«Ti-i.-«rn wcr' he'.d
I'i respect to tin- memory of the lute llcpro
-.•ntutiie S. S. of New York In tne
liolise the Ser,a:: amendm nt.- to tin* Ho i-"
•!'. Tor the admission o," th" S:ute of W'jomiriif
i fie Ciuic.iifrt-.l us. The Mi--~n-ip i i-iii*..—n
ect.on e«ws were decided in favor of Mi—v«.
I. utchintj* anil 11 .ie.r ni :'dt, A u
.troiiut f..i to a.-n public schools
f.'.i xu'", and !hc led ..'i'.lr,*' army Ciir• *•.
i.na n( tl'i u t.tli v. as favurauiy rpp-Ti.
TIIK s-.ndry civil appropriation 11.!
VUt wan reported in the Senate on the nt
I..? silver h. II wa-. fur'ht-r discussed. Tfc
Jll.jf officer iS'-Uator I ii'iti.
signature U the bHI fur the ..
V. yom.u. a-, it Slat" In til" il'.'j-v -,i
t.on wu» adopted ca!I»i*j for information
a' o:.- between i n*ai Hri!,tin an
f':i t"d Sia'.e- on thi* hmi: s. a
tTrJ
AIIVICI: yf the
v
\r
v r,.u
»t from the rw"'r
eyclone at, Far *". N. I)., and it?in. y
«ay that seven children named Mc
Carthy. whoxe ares ran ((i frotn to l'.t
years, were kill»*d l«.y the destruction of
their father's house.
A I'oiii iii.n v! ihe villaffe of Winthri
Me., iva wri*cke.l by a cyc'oii'* on
St-h and the wife of Chester H. Shaw u
killed.
A sroiiM broke over Meadvillo. l\:
on the fHh. and tri.-ea wen* Mown down
in all direction- and the roads were
Mocked everywhere. The damage in
the country was L'reat.
TIIK thermometer at New York on tho
9th rcach'-d 10), the hottest for a num
ber of years. Many persons were pros
trated.
TIIK Knights of Pythias opened their
conclave at Milwaukee on the Mh. The
ifrand parade took place, in tho after
noon.
TIIK United States Hook Company,
with a capital of &3.5O0.000. was incor
porated at Trenton, N. J., on the sth.
IT was announced on the *th that
there were 117 deaths from sun-stroke
In Cbicapo during tho week ended on
the 5th inst..
ADVH ks of tho 8th say that at Day's
Gap. Ala.. ir. John Monroe, while in
sane, killed bis four children and then
committed suicide.
BY a vote of t8 to 31 the Louisiana
lottery bill paused the House on the 8th
over the (iovernor's veto.
TIIK National Educational Associa
tion began its sessions at St. I'aul on
the 8th and the National Educational
Council closed its meetings.
Wowi was received at New York on
the Kh that U. fcl. Stafford and brother,
millionaire bankers and cattle-ranch
owners, had been murdered at Colum
bus. Tex.
A wim-STOICM on the 8th at Cleve
land. O., caused damage estimated at
$
»'0). 000.
W. 11. Bahti.KTT was arrested on the
8th charged with the embey./Jetncnt of
#57,000 from the Morgan National Bank
at Fort Morgan, Col., while he was
cashier.
Joiix FOKUKIMI, a farmer who lived
near Jamestown, N. D., was, with his
wife and two children, killed by light
ning on the Mh.
AT Johnson City, Tex., a fight with
knives occurred on tho *Jth between Dis
trict Attorney \V. W. Morton aiul ex
Sheriff Ruggles. and both men were fa
tally wounded.
Tnic mercuvy at Mount Washington,
N. J., marked 'J7 degrees above zero on
the 0th, and ice formed in all exposed
places.
LT ci.ND.v JACKSON*, a beautiful girl of
19 years and a daughter of wealthy
parents, committed suicide at Ironton,
O., on the 0th by eating matches. Dis
•ppfcintment in love was the cause.
IT was announced on the 9th that alt
the tobacco warehouses in Cincinnati
and Louisville had leen purchased by
an Eastern syndicate for SI, 100,000.
FIVK men were killed in a collision
on the Louisville A*. Nashville road on
the ftth near Birmingham. Ala., and six
Others were fatally injured.
JOHN STAN*HKI:i:Y was hanged on the
9th at Fort Smith. Ark., for killing his
wife last August.
isi'atchks of the 9th say that the
family of a Mr. Watson, consisting of
liis wife, a laly 18 months old and a
boy of 8 years, were burned to death in
their home at Harmony, Ky., by an in
cendiary fire.
I'kukv MONTHOMKUV and his wife
(colored) were found dead in bed on the
§th at Omaha. Neb., both having been
$bot through the head.
A CHILD of Charles Dodd, of South
Bend, Jnd., fell into a tub of boiling
Starch on the 9th and was literally
boiled to death.
THIC little town of Roseville, I'a., was
4cstroyfld by fire on the 0th.
fi Mrs.
I 7» ye ntiiift.
by ta.i j».J soi
uv.iitile 'Aas the
Dr SNfi a terr,:
Ball's lii Al, I».
drow:
D.
Di:...
eago. -i. i.
of the Louisiana Senate deeja
the iio-.enii.ir's \e o of the lot
was without right or author:
report was adopted una
turned the bill to the H.
Is a race riot at Star:'
Fay-t'.' Countv, l!n., on rj fi
negroes w«-re kilb-J and
two fatally, Eieht «ii w
also shot, o-i. e v.'..
A i Ai i:i .\i .-
V
tl
Ti
(avoraUie i ].•• was ui.ul*! oa the tall up
M' iti(
JJU lur a puh.ie tmudiug al W -,.
Wis.
THE F?r-nn?e adopted the conference
I"
sliver bin
O:J th
I'JUi ty a icte of ft» to
In the Hon-"-the j.iuraal was approw-d a i
Iocs: discus- ion, by a. vol -of 10! to HI. Th
ferric r-:i rt-i on th* dip oinat e and cot
ftml tic* u/ru-nlturitl uppropriations bi I.*
t: |it aid iti-- laud gruLt f.irf'-i*ur-In.
,:ther Ciiii-.ilt-ri-iJ. A coi.curieut
mi was t.uro.luo-d providing tha' thu I'
unlit of the and the Speaker of the
Hou-e be auti'i^r'./f'i In close tlit- presnt
i.f tbe Fiftv-Mrst Congress \,y a«ljnuru
tug their n'srji ci.ve tiutiscs the ai--t day »f July,
IfW). at 'J n. m.
IN the St nateon the lttb a rcholutkiu was in
trodt:c*'il oaJliMu' for an inU-rnati-inal wiifi r
•nr« to c,-l:ihlhli a s'a.'id.ird lictwei'ti
golil ai:i! -i.Vfi-. Ti.• li.i to(.staMish a I'nitcil
Statvs land conrt wsis dtitcuo In the
Houii'tin* corifLTeMOf ri*jort oti th- v»i!i
was prt si-nt( 1. and a favorably
oiadi- on a biil in rt-vivi* tlio rank i I.
tenant U«'iii lai of tli: army.
DOMESTIC.
TIIK
ate t.o
ai: i
iSor
fo
Tl!K s
v-.-.ami
(f ex- CSeve if Tio
1
cn.it.ed several ie
whi''h ujon examii :w
be til 11 with vt in-- :vin
l.v the Louisiana i- .: .latere
loth the House ad* •. the re
of tiie Senate deeiaring t'nat ihefio\
errior had no power to veto the
bill by a vole of 1 to -7, and the jiri.
iFjtilgafio:i of the bi!"
the Secretary of l.e..-.^
laturp !hen adi'!irn
.I'i:r:-iiiKs HAIIKISI-N on the aftex
noon of t/.i-' 10th approve 1 t:.e act fo:
the admission of Wyoming as a State
of the ("nion.
TIIK National erov
'gave the condition •.% .• ai
against 7s. 1 last month.
Ar Warsaw. Ind.. Mrs. Will: ..
(rtrdo i. a wealthy widow, and W i ,-,i
('. Kvers. a young man about ti e .!. ..
were fatally burned on the UJU. ,L:I
explosion of a gasoline stove.
ON the lutti IJd Mormons arri.'d ILI
New ^'ork en route for 1'tah.
tJNl- of Brooks. VVaterlield & Co. a Ue
1
A TKtUUFio wiini -torm pa-~-i- \^r
I'lattHtotr^ti, N', V.. on the ^th. ami sev
eral lives wt'rf list and an immenso
amount cf damage was done in a siiort
time.
A TOHNAIIO pasted ov«r C'atlin, Hi
on thf* sth, doing ^reat damage to
tnpf cropn.
bacco wareh( .r ::icinnati was
imrned on the ... «dng a los.-. of
-1 I»M
Every bnsin'---- 'euse except one at
Calloa, Ma, 'A.I lostroyed by fire on
i the loth.
AT a meeting of the supreme lodge
"f the Ivnights of Pythias in Milwaukee
n the I'ith tieorge W Shaw, of E.i
laire. W was elec- -i r- ipremt
1
beadcH
•nor
•p and
il K\ C!
the F.
1
a railwav .t ,• .-v. N 'i
on th and
1
-..IV**. r* -,-ut PC I
-t llth a' 'itw ti 1 i
I'lioMA-
1
an
eoilor.
TIIK N..,y Departtueiii at Wasinng
ton on the loth onir red two war ve-..-,els
to proceed to Central Ameriv i to prote
American inter-sr^ an 1 s-.bj^t'U in the
event of war '.it.'. alvador and
-iiateniahi.
Tlii*. cent(-nn: :i:i:uversa•••. Meth
lis.u in Bosto:. a i-- celebra'- i on the
11th.'
Bi-.sjoiis LLI" M\ I»I:TH. »f
was on the llth electi'd secretary v'
World's I'oiumbian Exposition,
Ar Birmingham. Ala.. A1 Cooper
(colored) wa-. hanged on the llth for the
imuiderof .lelT trooper, and Edward D.
Gaiiagher was oxe ut*-! a* Vanco r.
Wa.-li.. for the murder i, Louis \]ar
i last November,
i Tin village of Ithaca. Mich., was vis
ited by a disastrous fire on the llth,
twenty-eight houses being destroyed.
XKAK West Milton, N. 11., Edwin
Holt became suddenly insane on the
llth and killed his father and fatally
injured his mother.
A IIA'I n.K took place on the llth be
i tween Mexicans and natives at Ysteu,
i Tex.. in which over a dozen persons
were killed.
Ax explosion on the big freight steam-
ship Tioga on the river in Chicago on
the llth killed fifteen men and injured
i eight.
THKKE were 197 business failures in
the United States during the seven days
ended on the llth, against I7si the pre
vious seven da
vs. The total number of
i failures in the United States from Jan
nary to date is 5,7ori, against in a
like portion of l£»9.
TIIK thiriv-fourth annual convention
i of tho National Educational Associa
I tion in s \ssion on the llth at St. Paul
i elected W. II. Garnet president and ad
journed nine die.
WIIILK insane on the llth Mrs. James
Williams, living near Fair Haven. Vt.,
I murdered tier two children—a girl of 17
i and a boy of 0--aet fire to the house and
cut her own throat. Her husband was
killed in his slate quarry two weeks
i ago.
THE brewery of the Henry Miller
i Brewing Company at Philadelphia was
burned on the llth. Loss. sldt),000.
TIIK refinery of the Southern cotton
seed oil mills near Atlanta, Ga., was
burned on the llth. Loss, SI00,000.
I FIKK destroyed the business portion
of Lamar. Col., on the llth.
Tin: American Institute of Instruc
tion in session on tho llth at. Saratoga
'Springs. N. Y.. passed re
solutions fa
voring an educational exposition at
I Chicago at the time of the Columbian
Exposition.
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.
P. D. WIOOI.NOTO.N, who was the can
didate of the American party for the
I Presidency in the last campaign, and
who had served two terms in Congress
from California, died at Oakland on the
8th.
Is Washington on the fcith Britradier
Genera] Benjamin If. Grieson was
placed on the retired list of the army.
1 THOMAS L. MOM.KV, an old-time actor,
I died in Baltimore on the nth. He was
celebrated as a female impersonator,
and was the original "Topsv"' in "Uncle
Tom's Cabin." .,
Gi:\ku vi, Ci.iNToy B. Firk died at his
residence in New York at 10.::0 a. m. on
the »th in the tVJd year of his age. He
was for years identified with the Pro
hibition party and was its nominee for
President in lKXS.
The following Congressional nomina
tions were made on the Otn: Iowa,
Second district, Bruce T. Seaman
(Rep. Third. I). B. Henderson i Rep.),
renominated. Illinois, Eighth district,
Lewis Stewart ll)'*m.). Vermout, First
district, Henry Powers I Hep.).
Mus. Ei.)/. MII TII WIIITK died on the
0th at Newtj.iryport, Mass.. ajed 101
Years and 7 months.
tv
3l'n
f..:i s
CI KI:
Sen .tu* f:oai K .
i"7H. d'ed on :i.i
liwen^bori' in tfe
1 V the Si tee
i i ii'iocrats on. tl
Warw ick for •:_*•.
'i .rd district of Min
1
i *... •. .•
Alilance no:r.ir.at'
1 IIK State conventioi.
Prohi ." party
ed for 'nesdav A a
ila:tford.
FOREIGN,
\t. »o i tlti-ancial ,s AT
"•I 'he
s
th suspended -. ..
six months.
1 n-: Greenland seal a\
was on the tUi said to he tln:i
failure, the ice having iut'*rf -A :.
the operations of the ve»«eU i
n nat im.instry.
I !T. I'K I KI:S, THE -.
ited the const „a ir
A"-.caoii the Otii. He waswi
»\'i:ii 7t! persons were k:. rk
V i me in Arabia ...
tuense damage ws
plantations.
TIIK Argentine n-puh en *'. '.e..
issued Sliw.OiM'.ouo in i :i. .•
ease the financial strain.
SII.VKI ui'-nev amount
:i
totally de.sf
lives were 1
IT was a»sert"d on tne loth n
eral Boulanger had as el the'.
ment to pardon him and pennr
return to l- rati•••.
1 H-.I-AT1 lir.s of 1
number of Arnieui .• i
kiles who failed to pay their ta: .*•••:•
burre-d alive by T-irk'-ii /aptii ..
Ai\ i of the j^th ay thai
Kirin, Jaean, desf
city and caused a 1— i u
lives were lost.
TIIK
cable connecting Berrnti
Canada and the res? of the nr. .^s
completed on the 10th.
FI.AMK- on the llth de-fuved 2*0
houses at Maidan, 51usia, and
dwellings at W »ssilk' rvo. Ac each
place seven persons lost tiedr lives.
A FI-:KHV landing at I»aruneith, N.
S., collapsed on the llth when oven pled
bv a crowd of people, many of whom
were thrown into the water, and many
lives were lost.
AHVU'KS of the llth siy that the
cholera epidemic In Spain was steadily
decreasing.
LATER NEWS.
THE CYCLONE.
LAKE CITY, Minn., July 14.—The
wreck of the Sea Wing has been search
ed and a number of bodies recovered.
The total number of bodies found now
number sixty-five. It is not know n just
how many passengers were on the ••raft
but the number jifi as first reported is
not far from correct. Sixty-five have
been rescued and there are between
sixty and seventy yet missing and the
assurance is almost certain that
they are at the bottom of the lake.
This runs the death roll up
to about 120, making it the
worst disasters in the annals of the
state. The damage in the town is light,
the fury of the storm having been ex
pended on the lake. Most of the vic
tims came from Red Wing, to which
piaee the bodies have been taken. The
work of rescuing has been carried on
by the First Regiment of the Minneso
ta militia. As soon as word reached the
camp volunt -ers were called, and every
one volunteered to assist in rescuing
the living or searching for the dead.
Adjt. (Ion, Mullen immediately took
charge of the regiment, and the search
was syst iiia'i'ally begun and carried
on.
ST. PAI I„ .I iilv 14.—'From daybreak
yesterday morning until darkness set
in the work of searching for the missing
h'.idiesof Mrs. J. H. Schi.nueier.l harlc*
Schurmei'-r, and the Rev. M. Pfaelte
was vigorously prosecuted. The mounds
of rubbish on the shore were turned
over, and the search carried into the
shattered woods around. The steam
barge on Gervais' lake, assisted by a
fleet of boats manned by ml ling hands,
was actively engaged in dragging the
lake and disintegrating the masses of
wreckage winch lined i lie shore*, but at
nightfall no trace of the missing bodies
tiad been found either in the water or
on land.
Thc first statement of death was cor
rect. vi/. five. Six are seriously in
jured and ",'1 slightly hurt. The fury
of the cyclone was not. however, spe nt
entirely on Lake Gervais and its lovely
shores. A farmer nam"d Goetcka, liv
ing on the Kohlmau side
(f
the work,
had his homestead destroyed. There
were twenlv people in the house and
only one woman was injured. The
farmers of New Canada are in a serious
plight. Four of them have not ortiv
had a narrow escape of their lives, but
they have lost everything in the world
they possessed their houses, their fur
niture and their crops.
HEATH'S HAUYK-T
M::.n
Visited T\ro
bie Cyclone.
Ter-
Mi re lVrs.ui. Kil't'tl »t I ak«* »«»r
iileiri. ,.f I'iiul. In K*'ur
Mrrtiie- »'th -'no SdiiU Ca|»
»unl en l.«ke I't-nlu.
M.-am-
there
Red
board
1
?(!4.44i) was •. .: ei •. Br.t
!a-t year.
NKWS was received on the Ifirh fhri:
Fort de France, a town of l.VOi'u inha
itants on the west coast of Mar:in:jU
French We" fr :i -. }. 1
JuHN C. FREMON
in nt
and
THE ST. PAUL TORNADO,
'-.".'ni tie
Mrs, ,-f. urruter. wife of J. S-hi rmicr. of
isahel sirei't. their ^.ori i hariesScbur
llteier: George J, Miller, teller of
I., i| ,i s« Y..rU of On* of 'lie !e,t
liar if!era in i an »isl»ry
sln'Kh of II is ireer it ml HU
iltutUlf service* t*i llK' Country.
M-w Voi.K. July 14. General John
rles Fremont, the first cauuidate of
Republican party for President,
died e heme of his adopted daugh
p. f,. ,f Colonel 11. M. Porter. 4U
Wes- 1 .. uy-tit'th sueet, at o'ciwk
Sundav afternoon. Deatii was due to in
t!au! mat sen of the bowels. There were
prese
ant
ph v-
lesuont, of the navy, uis
Dr. William J. Mori
•ral's s:'Uness was m
.: dated in
".c si ye heat
-(V niometer
100 de*. .'.1 'ity. On
•he old
Ti
para'
its ti
of !i»-
1
1
t](.
First National bank of I'auli Rev.
Mr. Phaeile of Brennan. I wbo was
a guest of the Schunr.eiers ias were Mr.
Miller and his wife, and their servant
Peter, whose surname cannot be
learned.
The storm was some t:n.e in forr.-njr.
but on account of the hilU. covered
with trees: lying in the direction from
which it came, it was either not noticed
by the occupants of the two houses, or
if seen was not thought to be dangerous
by some of them, so that no effort was
made in the Schurmeier house to seek
safety in the cellar. In tho Good cot
tage there were sixteen persons at the
time the storm struck, of these Mr.
and Mrs. Emanuel Good, Dr. and Mrs.
Each us. Miss Gussie King. George Mc
pherson, Mrs. Hastings and daughter
and Miss Ennly all of Si. Paul,
went to to cellar and all escaped seri
UilM
injury. The most of them were bruised
more or less, Mrs. Hastings and her
daughter being the worst injured. Be
sides these were Misses Minnie and
Carrie Miss, Mr. Bt-rnard and Simon
Good and wife and two children, all in
tho Good cottage, who did not escape
to the cellar. These almost miracu
lously escaped alive, but some of them
were Wounded, as described elsewhere.
Following are the killed and inlured:
Mrs. J. H. Schurmeier. St. I'aul, body
not, recovered Charley Schurmeier. her
son. body not recovered: Rev. Pi.actio,
Brennan. Tex., body not recovered:
George J. Miller. St. Paul, body found
on lake shore Peter servant of
Sell u rmeiers. bodv found on lake- shore.
Injured: J. H. Schurmeier. St. Paul,
two rilis broken and scalp wounds
Charley Good. St. Paul, serious scalp
wounds Mrs. Phaetle. Brennan, Tex.,
shoulder broken: Joseph Bernard, St'
Paul.internal injuries and broken hand
Mr. (icnter, St. i'aul. scalp wounds and
abrasions: Miss Minnie Weiss, st. Paul,
sculp wounds and head bruised: Miss
Carrie Weiss, St. Paul, head and shoul
der badly bruised Mrs. George Miller.
St. Paul, bruised about the head and
hack: Clark Ilowson. St. Paul, bruised
hip: !ioy Good. St.. Paul, three scalp
wounds and injured in spine Martin
MacNamura. St. Paul, spinal injuries
at St Sosepli's hospital.
t\ i: have beard of bread-cut'in*.* ana
hoot-cleaning by electricity, and are
now told by a German technical mag
azine (th'.? Elektr.itecknikcr) that the
eolTec ill a certain Berlin cafe is brewed
by the same agent, sav.s the Caterer. In
the center of the room are several large
a'lass jars, through which passes a plat
mi.m wire in spiral form. The dec
trierf.y, on heating tho wire, speedily
ra».se» the temperature the water in
the jars to tne boiling point and pre
pares the eolfce in the sigh:, of eivrv
body l.as'ly. a small electric railv.a\
transmits the coiTce to the various v
bles. so that the rue-ts may In lp t!
to their liking
"t down
N .1. .M.-rn hi3
(IH V ,»
r-Yv
A'm/
v
1
u i a V
.• 1 e pain, a:. 1
any w -i
1
idrift
•n the
i. i uplain.
Matte s a turn
i i a s i i a n
T: .• *i advisee. ...
*a..e a -.i-. -and a i.".e
a. W ••.ewase ..n .*. .it- !.
got a bad chill. 1 night he sent
for Dr. Mo-.-to n agaii !.«• feilow ng
morning. Saturd.iy, iiseaso
t«ni!is :eveioj.e enn
its true
e-ter. but e,v
case w .- 'onsulered da
a dispa' e:ftM*t wa
bright. 1 -:d i.-s.dmioa
A
.- s
Vti tj.
i
Tne ve:|l'S *i" •, ..s
line-- rcii-rn h* 1*..
whirii r«:-uit»Hi in' .,,,'oniB
by the Uuil-«i
Durltitf his ab. •. -r a ..
t*''«*n tie* I'nitPd .states un-i Mexifn. aait(en
er.i: Kearney -cut tntam' nss(-s~Mi.-i o'l'ji
ifumia, Fremont refused :i oii. y itrl«*rs jtiven
by K'-arte y, who was his military sypeiinr. and
was piacfd umlcr arrest and(iniercd toreriert at
Washinptuii. He was tried hy cuiirt mart rat,
found guilty an«t tinU'reii di-missed frotn the
service. President I'olk remitted the M-ni«nn-!\
tint t'reuior.t r^sfgncd his csininis-ion in Oc
tober, IMS. h*' tit'ej out ut his own a
lars?e expedition with the
elijeet of tiiullnK a firao
ttcable route uver th« mountains 1o t'a1ifrnia.
After iniiumerabie hardships he rwfted Suc
rainesito in the spr.nR of ls|y. Here he timi-jht
a large estate wntainlnit rich goUl mines. Ha
was *.!••- of the lir-1 United States Senatorsfr«»ta
CalUorrda. svrvitiir from is4y to jsr.t.
Jn ls"».s he took up tns n-sidciu-.* in New York
and lu the ensuing year was the first candidate
r't
the Republican party for President of the
United States. The Democrats nominated Mr,
Buchanan and the "American" party Mr. F1U
ii.ere. Fremont r»*ce ied iu electoral votes,
F:i.n o:i' s. unit Hicliai.ati. receiving thu M
m.ii ue 1T4 vi»t/-s, -.v^s cp-cted.
iSooii after the civil iv ir tiroki» out Freniont
was maile a Major Heni ra! and placed c(,:ie
ma.'id of the Wesieru dnpar'tneiit. his head
quarters beinK al .St, Louis. He issued a procla
mat ion freeing the .slaves in his district, a
measure which the l're-idein llioupht unwise
al the lirue. and Fivniimt was reeall'-I HIM!
placed in ciunmatid in Wc.s'ern V.rpii-.ui,
where he was out (.'run-rain! by 'onf.'il. ruic
eral JacU-on. Soon aft- ward letnual I'ope
viis plai-.-d in command of all the Federal
forces Northern Virginia, ami Fremont, who
outranked him. -esS^ned his commission and
took no further active part in tin- war.
In ISM the Cleveland convention noniiuatetJ
him foi the !'i'e„idcny. tiiit he s)or) with
rlicw his name. Ho subseipuvnty devoted
himself mainly to the promotion- of a
Southern rati road accross hr* ct»ntiuent,
spendiMK much tune in Europe for this pur'
po-e. in •.•oiiiiictnci with this enteipri-,- .3
was charged w th fraudulent transactor,, in
I* ranee, was tr:ed wiiiie al)sr*nt fs'om that i oni
try, found KUilty and senteniwl to tine and im
prisonment, but a he was not France the
prn.iltj cculii not Im* cuforeetl, From is.sio issi
he was (J,,veru.ir .it the Territory ot Amnna.
Subsennenti.v lie practiced law in New York.
An Kxpres* Compniij
Ciiif a..it, July 14. The Northern
Pacific Express Company's olTice, si
Dearborn street was rotibed of SI,-too
Saturday night. Two of tho cleric
were in the ofiico at. the time
working on the books. Three thousand
dollars that was in the safe was un
touched, but the money drawer was
smashed open and the Si. too which it
contained was taken out. The clerks
claim to have been overpowered and
chloroformed by three masked men.
I heir story is looked upon with sus
picion.
A
ir
lMu
n
late
of or
inche
ha..-:
lie
pr.'V.'il it
hila.lel,,|,l» r»«
n .\
INDIAN
THE
kit..
i
1
U* str pjl
,!'op
ly
by
mistake
now at
has tne
Uovers
bo
'ft n? Si,
11 til tv.
1
n
•dsiJ.e lus son. l.ieuten-
Ibe •••••..•
i n I
Sullivait -.
jUSt MIICl
the fort, ,,
Tho Indi..'
in their
bee'1 ind
N'Se."-.
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i-
w!i u: i»-lon*»t.
HI
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BLACK HILL!
I'1"' »:«'H nii.«7r,!,
:*k in
e U W S.
I
at res,
W ti Hai"
des an *. i
II:*'
More Kratl:- I i"
i »nd Ever* t*
N .i:C:.ni -S It
are befwi't1n
Hionx on th" -. i
death rate e.-ici u,
diseases most f.Cai
.sumption. A hi.-ge
is now beity* bui.:
which hi w:.i:e w "k
ployed
Scarcity of !.»•»"' I"
Farmers throug!. v,:
South Dakota arc bee--ill
over the sciifcily ia'jer
of ticn are needed iu v
save the big wheat crop w
coming forward. .c.r
two to three dollars per
opetiiii'.r of haying tii' tl''
thra-liiug season. July l&W
Short Ni:w* llr'lti'
i'no original pack !-1'
8
e,
a l,«ms of About VOOO.OOO.
PN N•A i»i.i.i'ii i A, «!./ 14. Fire here
Sunday caused a loss of over half a tnill
hin. H. '1. Atkinson's turning and
p.aning mill
Ht
Tenth street and Sus-
ijuoiianna avenue was first destroyed
and most of Atkinson's lumber in'tho
yard opposite. Then the lire spread to
Carey tiros." livc-storv wall-paper fac
tory, occupying an entire block ,0 |,y
t-o feet, and soon this was iu ruins
irey Bros, eslimute their loss at y.viu..
0 i i, and ALkinson at ,,
on adjoining property v. :il
lotai up to about 8000,000
1
been iirn'sted at Flatulrca::.
The mineral lands of lb*'
S. D., aggregate over I.t''".1
The Catholics of Tyichi
building a new church edilii
At a recent meeting of t!i
kota Deaf and I'umb A-}'i
A. R. Spear wa- ch.-cti I
SLOW a y.-ur. Seicol ol
her 1.
Original package hor-:"S
iiceiised at. Chamberlain,
having pass«-d an "nilmil'1
proprietors to pay a license•
annum. Several are .n
Cati lemon on he 111."
ranges are excited OWT
extensive stealing aiul
their cattle. The shop
named Brightman,
searched recently ami i
branded hides found.
air
hut
Tho encampment of
the Missouri valley U'-'
v
Tyndall. S. D., recent.
The. Soldiers' and S iilor
Association of th" BIiu k Hi^
reunion at Whitrwood fecciu
Richard Johnson, sen'''1
Dead wood. S. D.. ami
while ill. work in the spiiU
th'1 Siotix Falls penitential".
tn taki- l-'remrfi leave rc'ctit')
were cap:ured after a livc.j
The third annual I or.grcp
stitute was held at Yankh"
ci-ntiv. with flfty-flve cl('l?l
lemlance
An "Eastern firm
pt-eniium on S-t.^OO
Dead^"f
bonds tin- other flay.
n
highest, premium ever j'al
bonds sent, out from th-- bi*101'
The N'orihern Dakota
piny at Litlle Falls recenti)
i.rrest, of an employe mi'"1
and a couiile of business nl
Burton. '1 he charge "P"n
v
de was
firS'.
^rui
arrests we:
ti'dd bad issued spc.ri-'us
and Burton Bros, cashed the"1