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ALU-A [IV ANTE.
W. W. DOWNIE, Ekli'.o ,U I'ui i -h
MILBANK, S. D.
The News of the Week.
b'/ TELE' i I'
CONGRESSIONAL.
Svrotxl
were Jntriii the Senate on the
#tb U reduce the21:111-ii111 of tilted States bonds
#.be required of .Vatioiiu! batiks and to replace
their su: rendered nous, ami to provide for the
coiuiiK'* si ver. and for the uinemimi nt
ot the tariff bill on the *iiPjert of cables. ('enlace
wart twine. The clecte
ns bill was further ills
cussed. The biil 10 c-tnhiish 1 public farm in
fftc'h county within the limits of the UepuMie
was indciiniteiv 1 OKtponed. .. In the House the
resolutuiu to remove the remains of (ieneral
Orant o. Arlington Ometery was defeated by a
vote of 1F:i to W. The Congressional apportion
ruent blil wuh introduced. It provides thai
after the third day of March. iSttS. the House
sbsll fa composed of t&rt members.
In the Senate bills were introduced on the
10th to provide for coinage at tin* branch mint
at Denver. Oil. to amend thi' silver act of last
session, and to define the line of the army sun!
to Increase Its efficiency. the number of en
listed men not to exceed 'kUIXi. The Hou«e
bit! to authorize the payment of drawback or
rebate on tobacco was passed.. In the House
a bill was intro' need to restore the law In re
lation to importations of tin plate as it was be
fore tin- Mi-Ktnlev bill was passed. A bill for
the relief of the mission Indians in California
was passed. J. \V. Hathaway, of Montana,was
elected postmiister of the House.
A nil,1- was reported favorably in the Senate
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the litli appropriating KMO.OUO for the eduea
tiori of children in Alaska. A resolution was
presented to inquire into th" practicability and
the advisability of establishing postal savings
bMiKn. The elect,ions bill was airain discussed,
"v. Inihe Mouse bills were passed to present
fK« marmfaetiire of counterfeit clie-i and molds
providiUK a penalty for any person who shu 1
violnt'J the elect ion laws of State*, and the
Jortitk-iuions hill. Hills wer« introduced to pay
to the widow of Chief J'isti. i- Waito the luil
ante of the salary for the year in which e died,
and Ut readjust the salaries ot post masters.
A UKsii!.r 1bN to a.-c rtain whether the
right to vote at an ejecti- n was denied to :ujy
le^al voter in th» country was discussed in the
United States Senate 011 the pjih. us was a.so
the election hilt. The House Mils for public
buikuiifrs at Davenport. la., and Hloominjrton,
Hi., were re: iirted favorably In the House
the reapi'ort oi,in nt bill, based on a reprt-.-en
tat ion of ,H.Vj members of tin- lloii-e. un
favorably reported. Hills vve-e introduced
to revive the grade of Lieutenant Wcneral
of the army, to establish a llruilnl o-u
and telegraph service, and providing that ap
plications for citizenship shall be advertised so
that person* wl-Miitf to oppose the granting of
naturalization papers may be notified when to
appear, and that applicants for naturali/a
tion shall pass a satisfactory examination on
the history of the I'nited state.,, the -dotal
constitution and the constitution i.f the
Where the applicant resides.
DOMESTIC.
A Pv.iriK'ATu was reported to be ne
gotiating fur the purchase of all the
lype foundries in the United States.
KKMMIICK,
KIT'ii.k
San Kr.inciseo were burned, causing a
loss of 5?~0 DoO.
Titi-: National Hoard of Trade in ses
sion at New Orleans passed resolutions
in favor of reciprocal trade regulations
of revision of the National banking
laws of apistal telegraph an 1 penny
poHtaj on local delivery letters, and in
favor of a unification of the monetary
systeaiss of the leading commercial na
tions.
SKVATOK SA I'AI i-, of the Chickasaw
Legislature, and his son. Joo Paul,
fought a duel at Paine'a Valley, Ind.
T., and .Joe was killed and the fatLer
was fatally wounded.
TUB Texas Land Company of Col
or
ado lias ottered ("Lief Mayes SSO.OOO,
000 for the Cherokee strip.
THICKK persona--Mr. and Mrs.
AT
EAHTUXD. FOWI
I KvHTloN-t of linking m-ne's w-
I begun on the lllh at the Mn'
Dan Wtl-i.i.\Ms, an old negro living
near yuincy, Fla.. was lynched by
negroes for firing buildings.
At Jenny Liud. Ark.. Charley Joplin
shot and killed John Miller, Miller's
wife and grown daughler, Dr. Stewart,
a physician, and a man whose name was
not learned, five persons in all. After
ward he killed himself.
Ar Kalamazoo, Mich., Louis Scott
shot his wife and killed himself. Do
m'istic trouble was the cause.
IN New York Venable & Ileyman,
wholesale liquor dealers, failed for
SiOti.ODO, and llenrv Siebert, a tobacco
dealer, failed for S-"i0,000.
1 SKVKKAT. carloads of coal, feed and
grain readied Huron, S. I.. for distri
bution among the needy set'o-r- in the
northern part of the State.
THK
AT
& Co.'s linseed oil works at
E. T.
Todd. of Sioux City, la., arid their
daughter, Mrs. Slav ton -were run over
and killed by a train at Minneapolis,
Minn.
Columbus, O., Mrs. Caroline
Swit/.er and Captain \Y. I). Little, her
attorney, were each sentenced to two
years' imprisonment for defrauding tho
Government on a pension claim.
I'ltKsi 1 K.N'T I'ar.M 1.it. o the World's
Fair National Commission, named eight
members of that body to act on the
board of control. They are: Messrs.
Palmer, McKenzie, Massav. Lindsay,
De Young. Waller, Martindale and St.
Clair.
IN the post-office at Hock port.. Ind.,
Miss Anna Jlrotvn assaulted Miss H.'ttie
Love with an improvised sluny-stiot. in
flicting fatal injuries, .foalousy over a
lover was the cause of the trouble.
.ku & Co., wholesale
dealers in crockery and glassware at
Ban Francisco, failed for gl'J2.000.
Tiik Franklin Hank at Clarksvilte,
Tenn., failed for &U00,00O assets, JfiioO,
000.
THUEK sons of J.
T. Archer, aged 10,
13 and 9 years respectively, were
drowned in the Delaware river at Val
ley Falls, Kan., while crossing on the
ice.
Thk total population of the country,
including Indians, etc., will reach ti-S,
000.000.
OI:OIM E MAKTI.y. the murderer of
William Crouch, was executed in the
jail yard at Meridian, Miss.
Cu VKUK Mil.1.Kit. a liVvear-oId boy,
who killed Iioss Fisbauph and W. ii.
Emerson, two bovs, while the three
were stealing a ride in a Union Pacific
box car. was convicted at Cheyenne,
Wyo., of murder in tho first degree.
The penalty is hanging.
A FIHK ut Sandusky. O.. destroyed a
grain elevator and n.ooo.ooo fee 1 of lurn
Iwr. Total loss, $100, o«
crate filibuster agmuut un mewuro. i
use Ayor's Cherry Pt,ctor!il freely in
Nacona. Tex., six business houses
and almost their entire stock were
i burned.
Dn iN(i a fight among striking miners
at Monejr|,a. W. Va.. Jason llaU. mast
er workman of the Miners' a-soniblv.
was shot and killed by John Jinkins
THK business failures in the United
States during the seven days ended on
the 1','th numbered :i74. against ."12 the
preceding week and -i'.iO the correspond
ing week last. year.
FUKIOUT trains ollided on the Union
Pacific road near Coyote. Wash., and
lirakeman James wa.- killed and Lngi
nineor Nichols and iretiian Giese were
fatally injured,
TI
I K American Federation of Labor
in session at Detroit, Mich., re-elected
Samuel (Jompers as president
THK lumber cut at Cheboygan (Mich.)
saw-mills for the season iust closed was
over 1 in
1,000,000 feet, an increase of 17,
I 000,000 feet over last year.
I Thi-.uk was a bloody encounter on tho
l~th four miles from Pine Ridge agency
I in South Dakota between the United
States troops and some 400 or 500 In
dians under Kicking Hear, and a nvim
her were killed on both sides. The In
1 dians were put to rout and a large num
her captured, including Kicking Rear,
PK
li, Ma 1 nn & Co., brick manu
tacturers at New York, failed for &500,
000.
Ir was estimated that cattle to the
value of 5.VI.0D0 had died in Nebraska
the last month frofn some unknown
malady,
Ihk Druid Mills Manufacturing Com
piny at Raltimore, Md.. failed for
JtiOll.OOO.
IHK firm of Collier, Robertson &
Ifunible 1 on, wholesale grocers at
Keokuk, la., failed for ?175,000.
I FERSONAL AND POLITICAL.
(iKNUUAI. (, iii .iii |. c. Ciivrv, United
States Marshal for the Western district
of iscoiisin, died at Madison. He was
editor of the Chipi-ewa Falls Herald.
I "i.nxn, A. H, Yoi N(,, Juartennaster
of the I nited States army, died at
Dover, N. 11., ag«d (in years.
MK.S.
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mines near Fuirni" ^-l-
w
11,000 men were out.
J5 ST before the d' .••- -n
man at Tennyson, Ind.. h'* made the
s'atement. tiiat he was the murderer of
John K. liiideibach near Fort Branch,
Ind.. twenty years ago. for which crime,
i Thomas Camp was hanged. Camp as
sorted his innocence oil the scaffold.
annual report of the chief of the
I Hureau of Animal Industry in Wash
ington says the year passed without
I the discovery of pleuro-pneumonia in
any new district. The expenses during
the year wer
u
Parnell.
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S'iT-t. 11^5. and iisit..'i'.'H ani-
mals were inspected. The report says
I "there is no foot and mouth disease in
the I'nited States and has been none
since l*S4.
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Ki-ii'imrs were received at Pine Ilidge
Agency. S. D., on the 11th that the hos
i tile Indians had been fighting among
I themselves in the Had I/mds. The
fight was for tho leadership between
1 Two Strike and Short Hull, and the re
suit was from twenty to tif'y dead In
diatis,
i IN New Y.,- the Iri- erican I'.:
liam"ntary I rid Ass,. n, throngn
which such gent ..ir ir'mnshave
been made to lr i-. f.'ed against
I K Indianapolis. i '." W,
i ern Uaiivvay Company e-
THK
I'KTTUR & Co., tobacco
dealers at Clarksville, Tcnn., failed for
S400.(NIO.
Owixo to the loss of property Mrs.
Rose Mason, a widow, aged 0 years,
committed suicide at Wanhintrt-on. ().
steamer iton Rogue, valued at
SloO.Outl, ami plyinj between New Or
leans and St Louis, was wrecked at
Hermitage, La,, anl ten persons were
i said to have been drowned.
I
TH
K grip and lung and ihroat troubles
were said to be taking hoid of the In
i dian ghost ulcers in South Dakota
I owing to the exposure and hardship en
dured during the porformarce.
Ki.i/. v nt-. 1 it li AN UKTT died at
Lima. O., aged yy years and months.
H- I'. SH A W, inventor of seamless
stockings and the jn.iehing to knit
them, died in Lowell. Mass.
I ill". South Carolina Legislature on
the 11th elected John L. M. Irby, the
J-armers' Alliance candidate, as United
Slates Senator. This retires Senator
Wade Hampton, who has represented
.the State in th National Senate for
three terms.
SiT.NfKii Mot: 1 u\ CI .\hk, who de
signed arid printed the first greetibiek.
died at his home near Washington,
aged 80 years.
THK
farmers have captured the Mia*
souri Legislature, fcii to iS.
make—a Magazine i,o«
specially live subjecte?
in lialena. 111.. a,"'d years.
0. \v. JIanna. the first white man .«
permanently settle in Hlto-k llaw^
Ceunfv, la., died at hi- i-"^"
Waterloo, aged years.
Jrnoi: T. A. S. Mii ni-.i.i., of
1
At Cnadilla, N. V.. ex-Senator Frank
i 15. A mold com in it ted suicide owing to
despondency over his defeat in the last
election.
blubber-hoi ling factory at
Toensberg. Norway, was destroyed by
fire, causing a loss of a million crowns
AT Tipton, Eng., six children were
drowned by oreaking through thin ice
A WKDIHNO procession at lermont.
France, was on its way from the church
where the ceremony had been pcr
i formed when ttie bride and groom were
shot dead. The assassin escaped unde
tected, but it was supposed tne awful
act was committed by a rival suitor of
i the bride.
THK Italian Parliament convened at
'Rome. In his speech opening tho sos
sion King Humbert said the recent elec
lions for members of the Chamber of
i Deputies had rendered the state more
i solid than ever.
Sknok ANTONIO Yrsio. a .bar
i planter who was ki'iuap' i by bainiii.*,
has been released 01s payment of W.000.
THK Rritish steamer Wesiburne was
hemmed in by b'c in the lllack sea and
twenty-one of "i-oa were frown to
death.
I MAI-.SHAI.i- 1. liii.i.xt and his wife
were found dead in the w ods near Hal
i ax, N. S., and beside them was an
'empty laudanum bottle. iJiilou was
the man whool^tained thousands of doi
lars from the Needham
w ho sought to it.
1
i:
I Mass. 1 widow
1'. him.
1 party ar
Mi:. P.\i:.M:I .-••
in Dublin on
i ^eixed the plant of tie
i he being a dit" ctor
owning
the paper, an
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name to the Indiauap- .» I a
Quincv.
Tin- suffering among i. 1:-i,
ers in Western Kansas v\ as said ti iioon
the increase. All were having that
could, and iri llawl ins County but thirty
five families were left out of i)S)0.
Lilitor Ho.lkin. Tie
sei'ured assistance and retui"'i"i I re
eanturod the newspaper ollie •.
Ml
PA
I .NHI.I. left Dublin for Cork on
"be 11: h. Pi'i'VloiiS to his depart i, i'i' he
,nd his friends stormed the oflleo of
I Unit Ireland, which ha I been re.-.
i ured by the anti- Parnollites, and ou
mori
1
took posses-ion of tho paper,
Dr.. Wm.il has been eje.-ted President
and M. Hauler Vu-e-l'i-esident of the
Swiss republic for l'sub
LATER NEWS.
SITTING BULL~KILLED.
Indian rullce Arcs! Illin at Ills nni[i and
Hi lirinK Follows.
lour Y A 1 lis, S. D.. l)ec. i"i. Sitting
H'.ill was arrested this morning at. day
light !y the Indian police. Friends at- i
tempted his rescue and a fight ensued
Sitting Hull, his son li'aek Piird. Ca'.
Hear and four other hostiles. together
with seven of tho best police under
('apt.. Feeht, were kilb'd.
As soon as the firing had ceased thn 0
troops of cavalry earn" to the rescue ..f
the Indian police, who were being roi.i
''d by the skilled sharpshooter* of ii.,-,
tiles.
They brought with them two maei,: n,.
guns, which went turned loo.se p,»n
Sitting Hull's followers, and within-i
five tninut,e« the savages were out of
range and leaving at a furious rate on I
their fleet ponj.-s toward the Had Lands I
where Short ill and Crow Dog are in- i
trenched witt. -joo Ogallala bucks, The 1
poiiee were on their way back to Stand
in-: Rock when Pluck lSird, the tall and
athletic son of the famous chief, ur«»
his enmrades to recapture the old rirm.
The women and chiblren wore left in
the bushes and then w [tli yells he 1ms
tiles charged upon the police, firing as
they came. A hand-to-hand struir-'le'
endued, during which Sitting Hull, vvh.i
was not shackled, gave his orders in a
loud voice.
For si \eral minutes the firing was
heavy arid deadly. Nearly every man
wbnta- hit was k l)ed. In tli" furious
rusiila.de Sitting Lull fell out. of bis
saddle, pierced by a bullet, hut it is
not. known whether it was li
red by the
charging parly or one of the police,
P.lack Hird was a No slain almost the
first, volley of the police. The hostiles
tired with deadly accuracy, and slowly
drove tho officers from the field.
If the cavalry had not come at this
time it is probable that the force would
have been annihilated. Sitting Hull's
body which had been abandoned by tiie
'"H'tured as w« a.s that of
1 ||it Sftrhiyn liie,
Reginuim.' Sutenliiv, J)ee. ^'n,
erv Suirdny therealter. "Th- l-liulin ton"
will ten u I'ulluiiin Sleoper fr-,,
11
in
-skhimm'on* if
,n
diana Supreme Court, died at s i.o-ae
in Ooshen, Ind., aged 54 years.
FOREIGN.
TWENTY
Chinese christians were
massacred at Hoong Tuy Isin by mem
bers of the Loo liny Sos Society during
a celebration in honor of the society 3
patron deity. The mission buildings
I and manv others were burned and the
corpses thrown in the flames.
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L\.!ititMl GVmplexion of tho Sonato
and Houso.
THK PEN AT 11
Kcpubliciins, Ji 1 mucrats, :w. doubtful. 4.
Tbe tcnn- of otllcc of one third of the Sen
ators will expire 011 S. IS»1. and their HUO
ces-ors will be chosen by the Legislatures
which will meet curly Hi the new year. In some
States choices have been made, ami the Scu
llers chosen will st rve until March 3, IMC.
roliowiiiii is the list to date, and the probable
political results when elections are held:
AI.AHAM *. MONTANA. Term fx.
John Moivan. 1) lS.»f,SV. 1-. S.nulers, It ... lK.i,'l
James I. l'uih. O.isyr Those' Power. lsW
AKKANSAS. I NKliMA^KA.
Jttint'i H. Herrv. 1». A. S l'add..cl, 1{ 1WI
I) IHVlii'.F. Manderson. K.I HUG
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Anliiln, ili.-u-i.'is,K IhW: ll-'runli HNcoclt. K l!-'J:t
Kl," lUll'A. I NOICIH CAKOI.INA,
I) !««, D..1W17
.u ael 1'iisco. I... It-Dl. Al, \V. Ransom. lv9,j
(JPOKOIA. NOitTH DAKOTA.
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H. (iordon, LI P-yT Lymuu 11 Casej. R.!!*W1
IDAHO. I 0UI0.
It isyil.lohn Sherman, H.. lHitt
l{. lsy.jCalvin S. ice, L) lhV7
II I INOIS. UKliOON.
ii.y M.Ctill'im.Ulwr, R..1W7
... ri 1VV)7 Jos. N. Uelph. K P-V.S
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IV I) Yooi*.,ees, n. w! K 1^7
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VVm. Alii»v.». \V. Aldn h. K. lW'l
1 1'. VVuM.11. K .lsy.'i-Nathan V. lixon. K.1KA
KANSAS. S.ifTll CAHOl.lNA.
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Kluiir person- t.h-ir lives by the
burning of a fa- U'.'v at Carneilow, I'o
land.
Uh.I.iam WAI.i.ACK Hi.ANV-UARP was
hanged at Sh'-rbrooke, Ont., for the
murder of Charles A. Calkins on Novem
ber IS, 18S».
Fi.K V K N persons were killed, fifty in
jured and many houses and vessels
wrecked by heavy storms on the coast
of Sardinia.
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The athlete iti a rcciiut
amusing. When he enters si
usually whispers to his
"Look at him. isn't he ada
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athlete always looks |oo 1:
chair in the class-room
why it does not break down,
too. seems all out of plao-t'
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hands, and a pencil looks
funny as he handles it. II
air of patronage, as if iiitell
suits were well in their v
thing to bo encouraged, eve
ing on occasions, but jh
worthy a man of muscle.
He likes to' stre'eh .out Inl
and watch them in repose
bow much they can 1"
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requires. The professor e'.
to him a little unable to
instinctive homage to pov
though it bo physical. I"'"
across tho yard men look 01
windows aftec him. 11" V
to tho young lady visitors, a'
creatures look with awe "P"
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like being whom they liaM'
tling ir. mud and gore for th«
Harvard in superhuman fasiu
Tho athlete during
atMivily does not "-1 tidy n"
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Lodc.* .l{ 1a John C. ('rosiiy 11
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to reserves his oneraies for p'
fort. Ho can neither smoke i
WiniauiH I)
About all that is left him
athletics, and for this pu'I
0 S
get. plenty of listeners, but
o'clock in tho afternoon conies
his element. And from tyur
toils away liko a young
Traveller
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