The herald-advance., October 17, 1890, Image 2

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UEKALD-ADVANOE.
W. W, IM.WNIK, Alitor HndPuhUbet.
MILBANK,
Epitome of the Week.
I NTKIK I NEW
DOMESTIC.
TUK Census HUMAN announce* the
population of the following Stales:
Iowa, Iincrease, 114. West
Vircinia, 7K.44» inert- .so, U1.U91.
Ohio, !i,Wir,71!) increase. 4t,s,iJ57.
Tin: trotting marc Naiad
Pm:MMI NT II AIUUSON was entertained
A TKAILI, found In tho Pocatonica
river near Oalcna, III., sold for $5,0
TIIKKK men were fatally hurt by the
Collapse of a flue in a boiler in a rod
mill at Newcastle, Pa.
NATHAN WHI.KT, a farmer living
near Norwalk, Col., was arrested on tho
Charge of murdering B. 15. Woodward
In Anderson County, Tex., seventeen
years ago.
G. C. SCANTMCHUHV, of Brazil, ind.,
on returning home from the funeral of
Fred Nance, who had dropped dead of
paralysis, was stricken witii the s.mio
disease and died almost instantly.
TIIK visible supply of coffee in the
United States is figured at 2.".14,544
bags, against 193,47a bags on tho 1st of
September.
TIIK annual report of the Western
Union Telegraph Company presented at
the yearly meeting of the directors
showed an increase of $1.001,08:5 in net
profits The company now has 087 1107
miles of wire, 10,38*3 ollices, and
handled 55,S78.(J0a messages during the
year,
RI
HE National camp of tho Patriotic
Sons of America was opened at lioscon.
The order has l.TMO lodges in tho coun
tny and over 350,ooO members.
RI HK lirititow.s, tim noted Southern
outlaw w ho was captured by otll ials,
was shot dead at Linden. Ala., i,y one
of bis captors while trying to esonpn.
Itoulder, Col., by tho explosion of some
sacks of giant powder.
AN assignment was made by Forestal
Itros., contractors, of St. Paul, Minn.,
wi^h liabilities of (200,000.
WII.I.IAM SIH MM, a printer at Muncle,
Ind.. laid his neck across a rail and was
decapitated bv a train. He w is driven
insane by setting up tho description of
a murder case.
NKI.SON, the pfreat ,Maino stallion,
trotted a mile on tho Terrn Haute track
in 2:ll'.i, breaking the world s stallion
record
paced
A
S. 0.
Till', ihipont powder worics near Wil- trai-k ::i
»inftoii, Del., wci'M partial !y destroyed i record
by explosions on the 7t.li, ami sixteen! Tin-: v
persons wore killed and many othors of Deeatur
v/ero injured. Over fifty houses were
wrecked, and the property loss was esti
mated at SiiUO.OQl).
i
i -en
broke her leg t,o pantur. ut
her owner, (Jeorge O. White. in
ban County, Ky. She was vu: „t
$5,000.
I'HVIKIK flros in Morton Conner, N.
I)., desLros e I proper!,/ valued AT,
O'JO. A herd of 500 fat latt.lo was burned.
Many farmers were rendoned destitute.
IN his annual report tiovernor l'nn:M»,
of New Mexico, ostimates tho popula
tion of tho Territory at 185,000. Tho
financial condition of the Territory wa
Rkv. 1*. J. MI'l.noo.v, chaiieello- of
the Chicago diocese, says there i-. no
foundation in the report that Catholics
will be allowed to join any secret so
ciety except tho Masons.
TIIK defalcation of Fitzpatri.-lc, city the kind in ih
treasurer of Terr© Haute, Ind., was for £600,000.
Stated to be
i i i N w i r. I i
ears of freight wer.- i i i,
v
CL,AVT(.N I.UIHI, of \'i.,
I poisoned his wifo and tour
One of tho children 1 I Ti., :t .•
escaped. He was srl •. !i .t ,i r: m-r
wife in Georgia.
C. ,). 11AMLI.S'S team. Belle Hamlin
and Justin a, driven by J. \V. Andrews,
trotted a mile on tho Torre llaut, (Ind
!•». beating the won i\ n a a
••old son of i-i.es N
Ind., fatally s
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STICVK JACKS,
criminal and desperado.
at C«ale8burg, 111., on tho 8th and the at Luinberton, N. C., for the murdf^r of
Otty was full of strangers to get a view
of the chief magistrate. He laid tho
corner-stone of the alumni hall of lvno\
College and attended the reunion of his
old brigade.
HI.
TIIK steamer City of New York
reached Sandy Hook on the'8th in live
days twenty-ono hours and nineteen
minutes from Queenstown, beating tho
Teutonic one hour and lowering her
record forty-eight minuto
hii.y
hro lier with a revolver a, u ••«(.!
fellow lav asleep.
WII.I.IAM A. Nrnt:ir,m:it, who robbed
tho First National ISank of Columbus,
Ind., of S3-0,000, w.is sentenced to
twelve years in the pi-n i entiary 1 to
pay a fine of S50 ».
Till", business fail..res in the I'm ted
States during the seven davs funded on
tho loth numbered 215, asraimt KIT tho
preceding' week and 214 the corr-sp-ntd
inir vveek last year.
FUCK at Hrainerd, Minn.. d-»-.tr,» 1
fifteen business b'tUdln::^, i-ai.^ing a
loss of Si0",000.
I'ltK.SilJK.NT l'AI.MMi, of til" World's
excellent. Tho total output of gold, i Columbian Kxposit,on. ha-. decided nor.
Silver, lead and copper was valued at
$$,0W,K8l. The Governor strongly urges
the admission of New Mexico as a
State.
ESTIMATES place the heat yiol I of
Minnesota and the Dakota-, at W0,00i', .o
bushels.
LYM IM E. KNAI'P.(Jovornorof Alaska,
into is annual report says that fourteen
Government day schools are in session,
eievon ol' which were attended wholly
by natives.
to accept lhe salary of JM3.O00 per an
num a'tached to his olJico. All he asks
is the payment of his expenses •. h'
en(raped in transacting busines- c-i:i
nectcd wit.h the fair.
TUK (lend bodies of Alexander liartte
son and his 11 year oi son were found
in the woods thirty miles southwest of
l!"puhiic. Wis. They had been mur
dered.
TIIK Patriot!,- Sons of Ameri-an in
session at Jtoston amended their consti
tution, making only white native-born
citizens of the United States eligible to
membership.
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TIIK Indianapolis i'ar inn .-hiring
Company, one of tho !-ir e.i nrns of
I'uue.l Suites, has failed
irioua negro
was executed
three women near there several months I
ago.
TIIK United States District Court at I
Seat tle, Wash., ordered the return to
ictoria. It. C.. of twenty-ono Chinoso
who were rece:r! y smuggled into the
country.
TUK census office gives the popnla
tion of the State of Ne-.v York at 5,OS].
IW-b an increase of 800.003 in tho past
ten voars.
FI.AMKS at Fairfield. Neb., destroyed
several business blocks, including the i
I post-ollice and News printing ollice.
PUKSIIkni' H.\u::is(( iiut witn hearty
recept.ons on the 10th at St Joseph,
I Mo., and at Atchison and Topeka, in i
I Kansas. I
I TIIK best authorities «:y California
will.this year pack full,- 1.3)0,000 boxes
I of raisins.
WII.I.I A PKTKHH. of Sumner, 111.,
some time ago predicted his own death
hour and notified an undertaker to pre
pi re a coflln of sufficient dimensions,
Ills weight wai -10 pounds. He died on
the loth at (i p. ni., within twenty min
utes of the time predicted.
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.
FROF. IIKWHT, of Kaitiniore, Md.,
known as the father of the American
ballad, di-'d, a: 1)J years. i
ISAAC FUA/IKI:. a ne^ro 10(5 years old,
died in Montgo'nery, Ala. He was mar-
ri(,
THKICE miners were instantly killed
after havin? passed his 05th year.
TIIK nominations for Congress on
the 7th were: New York, Seventh
district, William Morgan (Hep.) Fif
teenth, Clarence F. Lexow (Hep.) Six
teenth, John 11. Ketcham (Hep.) re
nominated Twent,-second, S. T. Wool
worth (Dem.) Twenty-fifth, James J.
llclden (Hep.) renominated Twent.v-
^nd another was seriously wounded at sixth, Thomas H. Iteal (Dem.) Thirty
*ond, Daniel N. Lock wood (Dem.).
3SIassachus-tts, Eleventh district, F. S.
Coolidge (Dem.). Rhode Island, First
district, Henry J. Spooner (Hep.) re
nominate.! Second, Warren O. Arnold
(Hep.) renominated. Mississippi, Third
d.strict, James Hill (Hep.) renominat
ed. Ohio. Eighteenth district, J. II.
Wallace (Dem.) South Carolina, Fifth
district. (J. (J. Alexander (Hep.). Vir
ginia. Second district, J. W. Lawson
(Farmers' Alliance). Wisconsin,Seventh
district,Sylvanus Holmes (Pro.). Iowa,
Hal Pointer, on the samt* track, [Seventh district, J. II. lia nutt (Dom.).
tha three fastest consecu'ivc Tut: People's partv of Indiana has so
hoats ever made time, 2:0D%, 2:\ lected Martin 15. Kindle, of Johnson
and 2:13. County, as a candidate for Secretary of
Mils. DAVIM, a-jed 71, was found raur- State place of Leroy Templeton, of
dp
red in her house at Leavenworth, Denton County, who declined.
Kan.
'l'u following nominations for Con-
TIIE Census Bureau gives the popula- gress were mado In the Sth: ton
tlon of the-Stnto of New Jersey at 1,- necticut. First district, S. 15. Fort es
411,017 increase, 3i'..!0|. State of
Rob-ask a, 1,050,703 incre se. Ce7,131,
Tine weekly ed.tion of the Atlanta
(CL.) Constitution was seized by the
postal authorities for viol ting tho anti
lottery law recently passed.
(Pro.) Third, David A. Wells (Dem.)
H. J. Croc ier (Pro.) Fourth, Frederick
Miles (Hep.) reuo'iiinitcd. Massachu
setts, First district. Charles H. Co lman
(Dem.) Ninth, John W. Candler (Hep.)
renominated (i. F. Williams (Dem.),
•A MAN named Dandy, who lives in I'lentli, II. M. Sm ill (Pro.). New York,
Tecumseh, Aia., killed his wife and
brutally beat his daughters, one fatal-
Firt district, James W. Covert (Dun.)
renominated John L. Child (Hep.)
ly, because they had discovered him in Seventh, \\. T. Crosdale (I)em.) Ed
oriminal acts.
JOSKI'II T. CAI'PBM. and his three
Itrothers, all poor men of Trenton, N.
J., received information that they were
heirs to an estate in England worth
580.000.000.
PUKSIKI.NT HARRISON was on the flth
win J. Dunphy (l)em. Eighth, T. J.
Campbell (Il.un.) Ninth. Amos J. Cum
ings (D-m.) renominated Tenth, Frank
B. Spinola (D renominated Elev
enth. J. I). Warner (Dem.): Twelfth,
Roswell P. Flowe-fDem renominated
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th® guest of Ottumwa, la., visiting the
coal palace and reviewing a biy parade.
Thirteenth, Asel P. Fitz (Dem Four­
teenth, W. U. Stahlneekm- (Dem.) re
nomintted John G. Cockroft Uep.)
II® '.eft for 'iopuka, Kan., in tho oven- Seventeenth. T. C. Teale (Hep.) Twen
ing.
ty-fifth, William Stitt (Dem Thirty-
AT LoulsvilleJohn Schmidtconfessed iit'st, M. J. Shea (Dem.) Thirty-third,
.that he had counterfeited #2 silver cer
tificates to the amount of 84.000.
TIIK United Slates dynamite crusier
Vesuvius attained a speed of twenty
knots per hour in a trial trip.
AT the annual se-sion of the Union
Veteran Legion in Fort Wayne, Ind.,
Q. J. Miller, of Philadelphia, was elect
ed National Commander.
A Ft IIK destroyed the business portion
Of Fickroil. Neb.
F. L. Hunting (Dem.) Thirty-fourth.
J. D. Rogers (Pro.). Kentucky, Second
district. H. R. Bourland (Dem.) Mis
sissippi, Seventh district, Meredith
tthews (Hep.). Michigan, Eleventh
district, S. M. Stephenson (Hep.) re
nominated. Ohio. Fourth district, W.
P. Orr (Rep.). Sou:h Carolina, Fourth
district. (5. W. Shell (Fanners' Al-
i i-1 I 'i i i i ttut ol 1--'
member of the 1. A. R., died at Mount
l'le-.-aTit, la., ajjed years.
.j.
lision on tho Realm.,' r..,» I at I\M1
lSroo'.c. I'a.
A UKIIMAV farmer named Nicholas
lioswein while plowing in his field near
I Portsmouth, (,, turned up a houvv rust
eaten iron lid, b' ruath which wasa\es
sol containing &3,<'00 north of Spanish
gold coin, most of winch bore dates of
over a hundred years ago.
A COSVKM'IO.V of Democrats opposed
to 15. It. Tillman for (Jovernor of South
Carolina met in Columbia and nomina:
cd a full State ticket, led by A. C. llas
kell for (Jovernor.
TIIK Congressional nominations on
the 0th were: New York, Second dis
trict,, .lames ("Ireshani (Hep.) Third.
I William C. Wallace (Hep.) renominated
Fourth. Andrew .J. Perry (Uep,) Fifth,
I John It. Smith Ulep. i Nineteeth, Ud
ward A. Durant (ltep.) Twent v-thiril,
i James S. Sherman (Hep.) renominated
Twenty-seventh, E. K. But-nham (D -rn.)
Dr. Mary E. Walker (Ind.) Twenty
eighth. Isaac It. Andrews (Pro. Massa
chu 1:1 jjhth district, N. A. (Jliddcn
(Pro •. onnecticut. Second district. J.
M. ll ard (Hep. I: W. T. Wilcox
(Dem. Tnird.Charles A. Hussell (Hep.).
Tennessee, Eighth district, (ieor^re T.
McCall (Hop.). Missouri, Ninth district,
Stth W. Co lib (Dom.). North Carolina,
Sixth district. 11. M. Norment (Ind.).
Utah, John T. Cain (Mormon i.
Tin-: People's Municipal Le le, the
Republicans and the Cuuntv Democracy
have combined and nominal Francis
M. S:-oU for mayor of New York. Tho
Tammany Democrats have renominated
Mayor Grant.
Jr.vrici-: SAMT*. I. 1-'. Mtr.i.rit of tin'
United Stat-'s Si.: :, r. Court -.s !,»
'"..'ed l).r an attacii ol paralysis in the
ets of Washinsfton on the 10th, and
condition excited the cravest fears,
i IIK Congressional nominations on
the 10th were New York, Seventh dis
tr, t, D. A. Itoody (Dem. i Tliii'd, W.J.
(Dem.) Fourth, John M. Ckin
(Dem. renominate I: Fifth, Thomas
I '. Manner Dem.) renominated: Ninth,
Cornelius Donovan (Hep Seventeenth,
Isaac N. Cox (Dem.) Eighteenth. Mich
ael F. (.'oilins (Dem.) i'wnty-tirst, .).
15 Ross (Dem.). Ohio, Seieir.n dts :-.
James Mi Ashley ilv-p. i.
FOREIGN.
NIXKTKKN HI MKKI emigrants from
Russia have s.int-d for New York from
Bremen.
Tuy house of Mathia.s Gagon was
pushed into tho river by a land-slide
iieur St. Pierre, Quo., and three persons
were killed and eight injured.
FAMINE continues to prevail in the
Soudan, and Su-akin was thronged with
the orphans of those who had porished
through war and privations,
HOKKIHI.E accounts come from the
Red Sea of the condition of the chole
victims. In the interior of Arabia the
victims were numbered by thousands,
i THK Canadian Government has de
cided to ex pend K50,00') in promoting
emigration from Europe
Mil. u.Kot ii, Chief Secretary for Ire
land. said that the report that there
would be a general famine in Ireland
was ibsurd.
THE centenary anniversary of the
birth of Father Matthew was celebrated
in Cork, Ireland, on the 9th.
DOCTOR ROUKUI'U SACASA has been re
elected President of Nicaragua for
term of four years.
Bv an explosion in the Roeario gol
mine in Mexico ton men were blown to
atoms.
NKAR Cumberland, Ont, Mary and
Eliza, aged 14 and 12 years respectively,
daughters of James Mctionnigle, were
criminally assaulted and murdered. A
man named Narcisse L&roquo had been
arrested for the crime.
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A COMMKHCI.vI, agency in New York
reports improvement in all branches of I
business throughout the country.
WII.I.IAM U'BKM and John Dillon,
on trial at Dublin, Ireland, for con
spiracy, forfeited their bail bond of
S^.OOO each on the 10th, and it was said
they were on their way to America.
TKN persons were killed and many
injured bv an explosion in the pyrotech
nic school at Bourges, Franco.
LATER NEWS.
JuKtloo Miller in Dead.
WASHINGTON. I). C. Oct. 13- .Tr.^'ice
Miller, who was stricken by paralysis
on the morning of the 11th. died to
i night- at 10:42 without struggle or pain.
Judge Millar was born in Kentucky
in April. 1810. He studied medicine
and was graduated from t.he Transylva
nia rniversity of Kentucky. While a
practicing physician he made tip his
mind that medicine WHS not his bent,
and while still practicing he studied
law and was admitted to the bar. With
his sensitive, sympathetic n-iturn ho
suffered more than lie could bear.
•Judnre Miller had the will and courage
of a lion with the heart of a child.
Judge Miller is a statesman as well
ns a jurist. In ISIS he was a delecate
to a convention with Ca«sius M. Clay
•ind a number of other such men. the
object b-dng to suggest some plan for
the gradual cmnncipation of slaves.
The effort, never came to anything,
and in lS.'O he removed to Iowa and
soon obtained a large practice. He was
an emancipationist and was the early
friend of Lincoln, Chase. (Jiddings and
Thad Stevens. The first and only
"fiice he ever held was on the supreme
bencti to which Lincoln appointed him
in 1«r,2. He is the oldest. jusMce on tho
supreme ben-h in point of sej-vlcp. Ho
has lectured very successfully before
the hiw school at Washington anrl the
bar associations of New York and Inwi,
and has been given the title of L. L. 1).
and D. C. L. by A number of lit'-rary
eolleg'-s.
C»*n* llplknnp Pftiid,
WASHINGTON. Oct. n. .-C,e
n
William
Belknap, ex-secretary of war. was found
dead in bed this morning in the Evans
building In this city.
The room where he was found joined
his office rooms and was only occupied
by the (Jeneral during his wife's ab
sence from the city. Con. Belknap was
last seen alive on Saturday night about
midnight, when he was on his way to
his rooms.
The autopsy disclosed the fact the
immediate cause of death was inflam
mation of the inner lining of the heart.
For some years past. Gen. Belknap has
been an almost, constant sufferer from
gout, and in February last he had so
severe an attack that he hardly left his
room for three months or more. Dur
ing that time he lost in flesh between
thirty and forty pounds, and since then
he has been in
li mr-fM. I tab, Charles C. Good win i has suffered and this had worried him
ILibetal) at times.
Tin- nvo iuivhi'as.
i: iy i
1. Ue 15. I
by UltJ f-i'llii. l'-i of
Mo-t of trie i,
tho James rivi
come from tin
i.ley
this year has
1
rveyors in WJ—
eighteen vo.ir- 'I his shows the
pond-, were dr.i. 'i as now. But for
six or seven vears following the survey
in 1K72 the lakes b. gan filling up and
every sign now shows ttiey will shortly
do so again. This means eutry thing
to the North Dakota farmer, and lo tao
State as well, in years of good crops.
Supreme Coinl I -.nm.
T:.e sup#me Court -i' t.
declined to entertain original jurisdic
tion in the matter of a writ of certiorari
against the board of county commis
sioners of Hugbes Co :.»• eata: limn
ing voting precinct- i unorganized
counties west of tie ."! .-.souri river,
basing the refusal on 'be sole ground
that the application should have been
made to the circuit, court of Hughes
('ountv in tue li-st instance, or re.t.-ons
assigned why such application was not
so uoide. Tiiedeei on in no way alleots
'Le in rits of the que .o.i.
North Dakota a. T. IT.
The first annua
1
State convention of
the Woman's Christian Tc iiper, neo
Union was held at Jamestown with
about 150 delegates present. The re
port of Mrs. V\ ooi, corresponding sec
retary. showed that the Slate luid ]0'J
unions and societies in a llounshing
condition. The original paeKngo and
opi*n saloon matter caused much dis
cussion. '1 here were reported 110
saloons in Sargent County, and until re
cently none in Trail. .Miss Anthony
titado'a long sU.:r.ige a hirers t. a
meeting.
l'.ciiiled i.uilty.
In i tie circuit court at Deudwood, S.
I) Joi.ii M. Wood, who was being tried
for tho murder of John McLeod, a
ranchman near Whitewood, pleaded
guilty to the charge of tnanslaugiitcr.
and was sentenced to four years in the
State prison. Wood was said to havo
killed McLeod out of jealousy towards
his wife, and burned up his body in the
building in which the murder was com
mitted in April, 18»0. This was the
third trial, the jury having disagreed iq
both previous trials.
Formal Opening of a Tunnel.
The tunnel of '.lie Fremont., Klichorn
& Missouri Valley railroad, a.o'y feet
in length, including approaches, was at
noon the other day in the present ot
an enthusiastic crowd of Deadwood (S.
D.) citizens practically opened. No
vember 1 will witness the first train in
Deadwood over that road, at which time
a largo excursion of railway olllcials of
the ro.id mid prominent citizens of the
country will enter the city.
FMruling IatiU Humeri Over.
Small farmers and stockmen in Stark
Count--. N. D., have sustained much
damage by raging prairie tires. Sevral
farmers lose hay, grain, sheds, all but
their dwellings. The little town of
Gladstone was barely saved from the
llames. Men, women mid children were
out fighting to S-ivo their homes. Shep
herds moved their flocks quickly.
The Enforcement I.t-Hijue.
The South Dakota Enforcement
League closed a two days' convention
at Huron. William I1 ielder continues
president of tho league. R. S. Wells,
of Sioux Falls, was chosen treasurer,
and S. J. Mercer, of Chamberlain, sec
retary. The league was s iid to be do
ing much toward tho enforcement of
the State's prohibition law.
A ltttld on ftloux Ft I In
A general raid was male on all sa
loons in Sioux Falls, S. D., sheriffs and
deputies searching tho places.
tvenry-one of them beer and whisky
were found. The others seemed to have
had a pointer, and nothing of a crim
inal nature was found. Tfiis move was
at the instigation of the Enforcement
Ai(M£UO.
Mice una Money,
Steve Zerega, a grocery merchant at
Lead City, S. D„ who has been in the
habit of storing tho profits of his busi
ness for the last seven or eight years ia
a nail keg down the cellar, has discov
ered that mice have, mado a nest in the
keg and almost wholly destroyed its
con-outs, supposed to bo nearly iio.ouo.
Prairi# Fire. Started by India,,*.
The settlers west of the Missouri
r.yer in South Dakota are complaining
lvterly because the Indians along the
White river havo started prairie fires
and burned tho grass oH
The Indians want to drive
the river bottoms, where it
more easily during the wins
Short ,N.m Item*.
Chamberlain
prairie fl
ro
ably
1
burned through the
"-J graveyard and
spoiled several grave-stones.
,Jt
nl On C0UlU
f's
(8
vote,
poor health. In conse-
exhibits at
the Siate fair tooij first prize.
A small herd of buffalo is said to be
eding in the red desert of Wyoming.
A party of buffalo hunters has left
Chamberlain. S. D. to lasso the animals
and domesticate them.
hoso
the National flower, -th-guidon rod
as their emblem, the language of which
is faith and courage.
JI he fight between Huron and I'ierro
D„ as to whether tho settlers on the
Sioux lands should be allowed to
this fail was thrown outof the State S i
U Tb6 St5 ieri Wil1
The Brule Indians of South Dakota
thoir
j°
inin,r U,e
quen.-e of his long illness his busings t'"dr winter rations" wuhonf
^sjeucy building hi order to
receive their winter rations witho it
,M
travel
i They'd'"
el any rPa
I ,i
dns
Hill ho loner and
THE PUBLIC DOMAIN.
svnoml- Ot the of t.........s.ie.u-r
tiroir. tl..' oaucra. ml ^Nr.r
ly lfiooo.ooo Ai ri'4 TNKEII Ip ''y B"'
llrrn Duriiijj tin- V--ar.
Judge Lewis
of the Oene
ait ted to tho
,o annu:il ro
s bureau for
11, 1MI0. The
viral domain
has during
•d ltb-rs
W AStltM'i I ON, Oct.
A (iroff, the I'ommissi
ral Land Oliice, lia^
Secretary of the Inte
port of the operation.
ended','
vt an i
1 UOtl, 0i)0
i i S
beds of lakes and
ponds. In several instances there havo
been found, in these now natural
meadows, the mounds and section stages
placed tijere
,. •, o lie 111
,. ,i, i' u i i. land
In en greatly increa.v
fiscal year ended .1 u
area puteutcd to lb
grants CatioiKi. ..t
provetn• i.t
area
i 'd has
{'osi^s
t.cr ceti- 1 "C cias- it ,i
cultu'.al" includes
i on final and cotui
•utries, on pro-, mp
t. pnv i
nes cm'
non-til
Ill, .si iri,:.uii,i, l,i,
and others id a miscellaneous cha
leaking an aggregat'
1
of 9,
In lian 1 -.'i ls deposed of air.*
:i t."i :.er---, v...!:itig a grand «. i ..
T'.is,: ., •, *I"ln» total cas:,
Iheoflbe Irtilll virions SOI,:-,-. -,
the fiscal year was jiT.TsO.fil
I'pon the subject of the ..•' '[.,
pulilic domain 'he Commissioner sav
that he Muds that the most va'.u tble
timber on the iMiblic lauds is tjeing rap
idly exhausted, and that tl... -everal
laws relating to the subject
Ht
^'tin. T.
w
tin ranges,
game into
*n be f.junj
uas siiK'e died.
C0#VRlt,HT LSJo
mat.
I. 1 S9, 'I ..
es und he
iuti rnal im
.n-rea-ed :!0i
ieiit.s k now ti
"I
tents
hotoe
imber
11
.i ill. tow
bind
char,
•ultura,
nod
nibr
ki ui 11, '•,
••howing -in
Of coa. i i:
an lhe
r,:o
'ids :l
of the
I of dut
by pn\
ir.-
v 11 i
one man 1
of another
turns out te t. .it
Solon Bo i.lir..i ,i'
acting as policem
fair, had John Sw•
from Clovehin i, in
oepot ulat form. Sw"
the crowd and mad*
'lhe latter stepped
SWltcll et! \V.U
Uoydst. n ji, front of
was t« .- ,! -y mangh .1, and
'tied instantly. He retalueii
Sweeney as he wi-nt and
«as also run ove:-. hein-r
ville I
itmrtii
1' Orrv:
saw a
-ign to
badly Injured. He ai: probably di/«,
e "'an who uid ,e pushin was
caught, by the
t-'dy. Me
(1 (l[ld ls nnv in u
lih*
"H'AMI. Oct Hi. -A lamp exph.ded
t.ielourth (loor hallway of the Put
nam Luropean Motel at I(i
Adams street Sunday morning at
o csock. 'lhe ignited oil wau
Jirown in every direction, and imme.
•ir'tl
y fr:iil
I'' i' 1" sttl V ,„,T
•SA N SAL.VA IN.H. IO I»,
i
At the school election in Huron. S.
the woman suffragists castas of tho 714
votes polled.
u
The araouat allotted by the Govern
ment for surveying
pill ic
North Dakota is $40,000, and the samo
amount is allotted to South Dakota.
The South Dakota W. C. T. U.
,£*?• '""»i '.
»-Htl, in
fs|
.'
rAl
Minn., Oct m-At
•t»Mon, i„ the suburbs of St i"'"
»reat
«P occurred Sunday nitrh A
trjiin. loaded with" live sn,e^\, n'f
with an Eastern Minn,,.
uW(l'
That's tho way vou feei
two of Dr. Pierce's Ple,
havo done their work,
well, instead of bilious
patod your sick heat
Hess and indigestion
ar,
done mildly ami easily,
don't have to feel worsi
feel better. That is
with tho huge, oM-fa
These are small, sujar
iest to take. One litt
laxative, throe to four s.
They regulate and deai
stomach and bowels—
thoroughly. They're
pill, sold by druggists,
only pay for the goc:
They're guaranteed to
faction, every time, or
is returned. That's
plan all Dr. IV roe's n
sold on.
Can you a-k more?
Of Pure Cod Liver Oil
Hypophosphites
Of Lime and Soda.
Thrre ttrr nnulsin,,*
k
utlorlv
inadeiiuate prop•• rly to pr..'. either
the public forests from unlawful a:.- :i«
1 riatton or the iutcit of
hl
...
PUSHED EtFORE A TRAIN.
A Cnriiiiuhle Kitl»-.| ami HiH riis.mpr
Hurt in TIN A11 III (j I to Ki-^rue tli««
l.ittfr.
AKIU'\. O.. (.-!. -j'l ,.
a*ti
and Owe #.« still tnurh
trhirh tnis{ui rths a§ rr
thrif tvtll tti'tnff fnanuftiftut'
diSijui** their c»t liver o
it pnUititbl* to nt-HMfivf stm
i:tnui.%ion of i*t ju: soiim
I. I I.IC iH l,t tnnlnn*
jthift-«a ahmst tin jutlatu:
for thiM rtanutl an ivrtl a*
Of thr xthnui'ittnfj qualitir*
lho tpii n* s, I'litfHirittn# frc{
Scrihr it iti ca*r* of
CONSUMPTION
Si l:n/ lit, Itli'iM li:•,
CHliO.SJC f,H uu or i
All Ih-urji/ist.i Ki ll it, hut br
the y nuhf
at
thrrr are pm
Tho Oystorman's
ln
An Oysti rm.tn is.it Imtiioi:
wears them Summer and V
water, tho rucks aiul shells ot
test the quality. Keen..my
Oysterman to buy the hu-i
taught him Woonsockets
K out of every lO Oystcinv n
coast wear YVoonsoeket Hi
would wear no other. I i ..!•
shore hamlets ket no Kubb.
night
irotier
,\ IIO W'i»
have
rip on
isonei
v
,.
ry
They can srl. :her- A
Boots are uiauu 1 samo i.
samn workmen, the sain'"1 |'roc
as tho wear is concern, d, t.
Oysterman's Hoot. Y* u ma
experience of the Oystcrmat
Uoot which gives hisn best i
yon best service.
,-
pive his n i|n(
here is great e.wjtcincnt at Orrvllb
where rMiy.Jsti.Mi wus a prosnijuMit
z(?n and
n
DEATH IN THE FLAMES.
111'.-,. Alcn Hint Wnnitii, j.ll(t4l
hi a iloti-l I
BEWARE
.'.ml s ,M-». 1li.n-r- e .'*t
ill i'trtl: ri'it tin- WOl'SSOtK
I'aovilil I, I.
1
iin 10iV.
seji-
luting the apartm..„ts were in a bla/,e
i bef!,-e spread rapidly, und within
moments
i4
tll( lH 1Jintr WJw
11,111
sulfo-
w o n i i T- o n
*j, others groped their way to the
i'dwarlV'
1 fr
"aged°CO
rU Ul,
1maid leytoti, years w-is
l».n,,a i, l,!s M/1
^Ims. of
AHl hii a n
t(
uliandise. Th«» tfai rner
top speed and both'
3
wen'
wreclied. Jj.nu.- 11 n
to the kin uj
fatally injur.'l
wounded. 'Foriv I""
killed a„d' ,7
disistiw-««
coming win:or
I "r I Jim
V
USD
L'Art De La*
7 roLdii'^" '.L
*IT, THK UP
1
V O K
1
OrierH'
vi.'T moi.'-I
t, i.ui imi'
"l-"
GRATEFUL COMFOR^'
URLAKFAST.
'•Byatborrmtrh
Whic i gov rn lie
tntiun, nnd by a ran»tui uppi*
'|*rl i«»M of ^.
j»rvitl«-d our bn'Hkui^t
IJavoun'it which muy
«!.«•».TS' I.lilt. l" !. II7 the ,.
urtl.-lfH of diet Hint a constm :.
ly limit, up until urm't
l'n'""!,111r
i i i y o i s a- e i .- i
fl'iHimv HTI. tui u' roiety
a weak p./mt. We rim? V
1 v ki'ppinjr ourselv w.Ol i»r^
H/f! a crepe.iy jn.jurlsheu i.dui1
wati*
Only i
nlmplr It ti
i tins,
JAMcS EPPS& CO., HomffiOalhlS
London, EnglanO-
PATTERN
l!v
0
Northern line fJ", '"lU
at
Cl
»mph'lol
s ri
Thirty• flve freb'htoar
sr«'icIAt*MM',..
I il- MOliKS
ZINK, tii-
ir
wrar,',nil'"''-'
our lad''^'2»,
Cute il
rv two nt ataU'P
v((•
n
aIld
S lSh
'Hidcd
,.ir ii..i««
Now i
n
(worth 2*
r!= t.v tU
de&iri-d. ptjsf
ttt not
tnltni.
l."9S,..,
V
I, 34 n#, .18. or 4° "'tmV-
a h''ixli',«ti fi'MV WWJ., i
nl,n.ii l)ci,iirrifci-i:l.
«»sly
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-V 1} re
bo, en,
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v
U
font
[.'•rt.'ct. V„u r-aJiv e-t
tvprv IT :II ti, r-'r
ir»tm THIS I'AI'IK ....J
kill, ,1 Ono
V*'.,.vTOBs1
it
i if i rm i niiid-
PATRICK O'FARRr.LL,