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, 1879-03-22

A story u told OF Michael Hoffman, which Ia
tpproprlAta to tllu prcsent tfmts. lis was o
ReEnber OF tho Assembly In 1873 from
Metkimct. There wero then ouly ten employees
q the House, whose salafles amounted 10
xa'00. Among these was q Doorkcepcr. anu
session mo.lon was lnadu 10 appoint another
snsIssant. lioIma.l opposed Il. Il was sall III
ssp'Y Tint there wsra three doors to the an
sMmh!y Chamber, aud thIea Doorkeaucre were
msrefore necessary. Thcecupon hoffman
nslls BY purchased, MUD tho third door nailed
utp. The amendment was carrIcd, and
.aaf va the end ei atssnspst Vt tl.at scsstot "a
sida ssnd names 70 the payroll. . fOr Gus hour Ut
"9eaas! Hoffman IL tAs ueW Capitol.
, 1879-03-22

Anna Dickinson and the American fsdes"
trlan,
Anna z. Dickinson is reported to have sent
tie following note to Hartman, tho third nau
Ia tha recent walking contest 1t GnmoFe'a nar.
Del:
With siuceEo sympathy for present suffering, and
heartfelt admiration TOR courage, n9tya, ahd ous
dur1nca nelt to sublime. ANaA &. DICKINSON.
, 1879-03-22
WHY 11E BATTLES NO MORE.
C.E2t t1tkk TritHG&


It wns Sabbath fu tho littlu town Of Frlsco'
sn,l holy qu.ct Stuffed down M Though mist
frnn, ,,rnvon With tho sunlight o'cr tl,c Wnsaty,
~ r., na,"n It~ns a,,,t,.,,,
MOUNTAINS "1apPeuni. III pcaes' "ae oaopAs'''
md o'it from tt'e litt!o Town cane Tic staee-
tho ataec Tint has rocked n"d swung ",,a ruled
lantir. ncross tle p.ajrip fnrns Of t,p Wcst, up,
'Asi'e' w. 1ns NV - ,,aart,,a Do,,,as ~, mp
oVes' anu heFoha lhe lo"esn.4 No.n'es, n, a.,s'
bnthcd tts alkalt-statneu boot III tle p'ae1a
wayes of d1f,c racltic., Dick Catlin drove tlu
atorc, arf n bottrr driycr never wha1cd the
% aank Of nj 4 lropctlo. Tic duy WIS warm as up
tho Beaver HtFes rolloa ilc' ana his so'ce eiear
ns Trumpet, nndo tho cnrbonnto-statncd Hills
Of Lincoln ring usattl hid ugain Us he sung:
IT., o,,, ,1o,yr ,t,1s wo,ld t,yc roau,cd.
had I TO- W many camus i've been.
ria Wins Of rnny lands f,ayu con,bed
Thoro shagey josks, wss,.. .,,,
Two tcct up there. Kuwdyi bctn to old Montana,
:. likewise to Idaho.
Dnt to Frisco E,fe iho banner,
"hefo tho hls pohah@as Rfo"'
ao1,s blessing On Montana.
Gul bicas oIi itnllo:
But hursnl| hurrahl for Frisco,
Whcro tue big bonanzas grow.
, 1879-03-22

,fAoaa Id ~. ~. afnkb nf1 fnNk& ttFu
rinnwt, H." iii, m,c tinrl. iii, rttbu viii Il, for
fHr. ri n, rs,',ht,,hnr naiT % IT., @ ,ndr i,
M '*"'s'''"'' ~ '""' .,.
lhcY Wete uiaG,tss!nB tne vetlcfaoio tne'nu =.
tnonry at, 'nf'pinea. "Mo,sy uoes eyofYts
TT 'nai," sa orc oia gante,na.i, ,!. io',,pos'; ,,r;
"fea.' replied nnntller onet !" o,lt money Won,t
do ~ MUCH for a man as so.iie tnsn VIII To
fur motley"
Tic rafc, pn.n stnrgaret h 4 very orderly
younE lntiy. Not n yais' iias yer tonu fnaia il!
l1nhreasea !l Mnnn 'ief ~ aaEhhaaRe" .! kert,s
ao exaet acct'.,',t at aIi sle ooet. ff.is1onGc,
o1 ono paee ot her heat NUS pocHct'tllarY Is Tic
io!lnwItK acct's't't CURRENT:
=, 1ssQ ~ ceH.in 'iaek. Or. to me;
Feo. ~. ~ kiss Elre4 him. '.,.......+.......'"11
a manager wl,o la, tuat returned frdm n
trIef tour IN Italy with atl improylscl opera
troupe was askeI hu,t tic ttlfatru.unI,,g p,iDilc
via III tint Raitny ctnc. "We1t," silid he,
",,t'm publle varies avrorJlng to ls,sallty. Al
sUit Ilare nr,ltv uttcrrl 4 t,otc Icfore Tic house
rtsgs ut yuu lntl tehYs t,p The Uu.,rltcs. st
1lrlsi, oi. The elrr laid, M reception ID offer
eli till YOU nro bali through yntlr nlccr, aud then
y s'xsy . quo 9els !" ~ gnes out Wlthont say!,s
,;oIi o,er"sH t n.u s,,ss s.Es .is " o"e u i"e''
After manv disllearsenlng rrpulscs an am.
q rae niatlaaet, who I,sthgA {, out. Tcn Min
es alter slIe curtain rises Iere is such fright.
lHe FHcREL IN Tue 1uult4{11tn kIlat me {HHI WIZ
Is moving tltfnscli red In ils faro cannot hear
Ills rigt.jtjtl nciuhbor, who s ilfvy jIf,p like te
armed rhlhnceros Or tle llyreanian Vgcr. a
few evenings Afterwards .l,s ulthnppy author
asaists at ihc tlrsk representation aI rlece l,y
Dumas All gutk slIldutlly, ,iitl there s lavish
npplause ut cact, secrlc-cart spucct,. "Ah, II
III only Ind cultfyac md aprcciatiyU audi.
enca like tllat tlIe night brought out NY ulay."
sishs the unhappy autllur.
t,,., +.,a.. .u,or ,.,. ,yy,,,,,
~ LILY aM.ti mntsesa! nas Mansntet' Mncn
H.. III eonttass onont ~ po 1ensd @
, 1879-03-22
IN THE GARDEN.
IkO3ES.

nusEs.
Art thoa the Queen' Neshinks 'tss some Qucen
{teBs,
x MS s ss%' VI % Go q s x s nsy S'ssSs ssssss @
HWeetcr and wiaaomer wit! Youths c1ud duwer.
Yet thou art roya, and thy faco - fnr
To look upon; lind t!lptt at Xfnctons, loo;
And In thy heart thcre Is. through ali thy reign.
Much exquisite traGrahce. MIL sweet fonts VI dow.
Yct round thee arc thine humble kncolng
Tb!uc i,antImaracns That touct thy scented gown,
And rich sarp rotcs. with tacok and Easetcnt
hands, ,
Bending beneath thy smile or august frown:
And arc not some ef thcse. moro !a,r and twcot
1hau ttcr. with all thy roynlty and nracu!
Anil resen Vassan IN Gser3y Ssossoin,ng place.
II.
HEt1oTRorE.
THY subtle fragrance IA tilc tuemnrr.
III lung.10+t youth. hnh lbves TINT slowly died.
It y tile memory Uf br1kch uFcaMf.
And tender smties that cuala not long abide.
AnI Idols fair that l!sel but to dcsldc. =
THY faIut pae J.ac. 20 delicate ant rare.
Rnt al 15 f o,ss nysa nssn.s % " s aGsa S ''
In Lile's chill frost and sorrows biting blasL
III.
pAlsiEs
Tnoa art no peasant: ret Tx M ftehtcncd face
Too shrinking, Tor tho 4ay. rude. cnsnpsuas world.
WITH sp0tlebH robe, and innocent bright oyc..
Thnu art some country .,aI,t Tint Ttnnls ahaahed,
ilo1IIMg thy w'llte dress tt.tk with tlm.t ha,l
From tbuct or breath. mil hiding thy sweut face
Away frou all beholduFa in the land.
".
r,I. pr1r p,,1z z,tn
, 1879-03-22
THE PATENT 1sUFTE1a.


Il was Il reporter on II live dnily who bad g1,csl
h,s Iynx ryo to il,u kuyholo Of a baldwin Hotel
room tlIu other daY, whcn lu wns dsgustct to
lind on looking up that thu occupant of tho
apartment was beam!1g bcnuvolently down OH
lin from The traasotn. "Day. day!" said tho
guest, ci,ccr!ully, "Guess you'Yr Atruck the
wrong numbor. Thu man Buspcctaa III fur
gerry ut.l belny politician Is ioxt door, md tho
tpau with four wives Is jlat acrnss the hail."
l-rcnlly--nus' txeuse," staInEnoruu tho Tor
once abaallGi sEcciak
"Not all; 1u1,'t nrutio1 ~ put In the board-
er, lu,,plnE down aiHl pulling llIc qullldr|ycr
into thu room. "Fatt 10, was Just laying for
one ot you fuslows; know you'd be along p1es-
entlY."
s.Want to 10 intcrvtowclp
",No. want to si1uw Yuu press gentlemen
ltttlo invention Of nsuo thnt ought to bu tn t!lo
POSSESSION Of tyury reporter Il! the country, anu
It will hc. too. iexpcct to sell no end ol 'en to
your paper hlode."
"Da, rhlh
"Certainly. / call It the Reporters Patent
Combined Spiral Spring and lndlaIinhbcr Noso.
Buffer. You hAya ntteu In lllu ultllInent Ut
your duties had the laar through which you
Were looking opened most unexpectedly. H.
htetiHE b scvcrp buw uPuu the nAsal extrelntty.
Th!a sometimes 1baus to Inflammation, csptcal-
lY wi,eru Tho keysuio Ia brass; gagreno sets In,
Iorktaw, deatht Now, oil YOU lcllowa have to
lu Ia to carry i p4tcut Uutfer, put up In OLE ot
these elegnnt morocco cases, aud"
But thu newspaper man uade 1ash for the
elevator Md escaped.
, 1879-03-22

NUMERICAL EN1HMA-rsO. 7oB.
Am composed Of I've lettcrs, and am a clothie1Ss
instrument.
N.Y., i, 4. IL to SLIT
Myb =. l, is an hatb. .........
CulcAu0, LITTLE CASINO.
, 1879-03-22

[oslg1nat contributions will bc publ!shsd fn this
department. Correspondents viii please scnd their
teti names with t1ielr notns ne rlHms addressed 10
" Puzz1ers' Corner" Answers will be Published
The following week,
, 1879-03-22
THE PU2zLERS' CORNER,

...
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mr4. 77trnr3r t71,yt r,or41r1ao
IHE PUILLERS UUHN Ek,
..-.-...
lotlR'naE contributions rf bc pnb!absd in this !
department. Correspondents viii please scnd their |
tcs names with t1iclr no'nt de plume addressed 10
The following week.
ANSWERS 70 LAST WEEKS P0zzLE5
49,, ..,,,. NO, oss' x,,,.,,,.,
ecnous; 10 Il, purlcn,Ifs; . 10 2, torlnm; 10 +,
earn,ysit: otn4. rntl.nbors. i 10 8. atAkss.
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no. ooo'
III
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uuii'asu ii'a z
s1;hhr XXI
Tus5 Nh. 9a5.
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No. tlt,a. M. 0,D,
Towhead.
GA u
ca T. 4 Il No. Hn7.
@ 4 i T A II Tolecsroseope.
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.,,sNa. n' no,. ..,,..x
q tnnlns "e"ne A"sue's
w. mn ao moss'
L Il
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From ! tn . n roproaeat.t,ye: 2 10 g. stale; 3to
4. an animal; to t. to !astcn; 3 to 9. fish: 8 tD
/, monster. From Tho centre outward: !. one 0f
the nsicro!lls: 2. a ltpsstan neasure; y. neigh"
borload; a. food; &, watch; U, plant.
oESE'A' WIS., '@A''
nlAMosD--Ho. tuu. --
In TIM ocean: q tnuGt.usel article; to bc con.
solss1s sr tsa fooo; he''p'ofs' na"s' pAn'' l"
uhnANA, liz foScu'
,,,o>Yno11. ro rn,
.oru,. 1on,oa,csI ao,. y .o,,a,ou. aovo,sa. n
roatp., -lnwIn sssit"nt. srnTrcaw IownS
n ;Ie1lds: a fojse neta ID nusc; w,tchcraIt; q
nhamtnn,: wfat chiIten are fond Of: 10 aliay;
palu; prefix; In Poplar.
CuicAuU. 8. T. Z.
fIAfF. .E{1TfAHE Nfl5fnu-Eh 1n1
, 1879-03-22

ANSWERS 70 LAST tvEEE's PUZZLES.
No. G89,
1 to2, punctlforn,s to3 pyrfhic, to =, py1o-
tcnous: ! 10 Il, uuricnilfs; . Ia 2. toElnm: 10 t.
carn,vs1t; 2 to 1, metaphors; 10 .. stAkss.
, 1879-03-22

Ci1AHADE-N0. 705.
In dnys long ngo, when the enrth wns younR.
Men spoke OF the - first with q doubling tupEuet
But al years rolled On, and man was uccnrst.
Tie 'taCconu sYas used IA neat1s to tho s'1rht"
Aud many a weary soul, when dying,
Folt happier, on its aid Fclytng.
Tho "whole +" tu n1nny htlnes comfort aua Joy;
but alas! too ctton mixed with alloy.
Az sau retrpspcctnn brings back thu paak
Reviewing old times, TOO pleasant to last.
CiIfCAuo. u, II, K.
, 1879-03-22

NUMERICAL EN1GMA-N0. 707.
lam composrd of ten tcttOra, and nm An articIo
for the table, yet never eatun.
My1, 2, a, }s found On cloth.
My 4, d, Q, Ia OF the Han,s nature.
My Z, i, o., 10, Is to suund. .....
ui1EKA, III. 1T DADDY.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-05-14
o9 POINT, I, WEDNESDAY MAY H. 1879

prohibit military interference at elections.
Robeson offered substitute, making IL nm.
lsviul 20 bring to or employ At places
where . general or special election IL being
held, in any state, any part Of the army Or
navy, unless such employment shall be nee.
esssry TO carry ont the provisions Of the
constitution or overcome forcible obstruc.
tiop to the execution of laws made In Pursu:
ance thereof and making any violation OF
this act . penal o6encs. Defested-ayes
1874, noes s0O.....Adiourned.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-05-14
Hew sculptof's Skill Betrayed
HIM.

AAAAAs
In Rome last year there was model
girl named uuglia Hstacci, who was
wonder Of beauty among all the peinten
and sculptorA Two noted sculptors
who were brothese-Ernest0 and GahEae
Bagnagetti-fell desperately In. love With
the siren, who was q Uoquettish - she
vas beautiful, and the result was q 6ercl
quarrel, in which Ernesto was killed
after which tho beautiful cause Of the
fratricide fed with young brigandl
while the murderer escaped tho law only
to fall . victim to the most racking and
maddening remorse. The image OF the
dead brother returned to him in thu
guise of love, NJ he had been before the
beautiful Guglia had estzanged them,
and his love for the woman turned 70
bitter hatred. He conceived what the
Italians believe in a . sort Of superstition
and duty vendetta; that ID . sworn
vengeance. He disguised himself, and,
upon the report OF . visit 70 Paris,
frequented the haunts of the thisves and
brigands of Rome, where Guglia habit.
ualIy went. He was not long In finding
her, but it took six months to persuade
her into his residence and win her con-
fidence, which he did, however, at Last,
and under 20 perfect dieguise that abe
never suspected who he was. In carry
ins out his sendetta he had become poor,
und wasobliged to work at wood. d.carving
to gain livelihood, He carved figures
of sainta and the work Was 60 beanttul
that the saints never waited long 10!
purchaser. One day Guglia disappearad
suddenly, and three days after bel
nsngled corpse was found in the Tiber,
but VINO the murderer was nobody could
even suspect. The wood carver dis
appeared ten days afterward, and In hil
room the landlord found the blood stain
ed garments Of the beautiful modelgirl,
and keen sculptor's tool, with evidence
on it of the crime; 30 IL was plain that
Guglio's last friend, the wood. d.carves. hal
done Is But where to iind him wasthe
question which No detective could
answer. In the meantime the sculptor
who had been supposed to bo Visiting
Paris, appeared in Rome again. A month
sgo. long after tho crime had csaset
to interest anybody, IN artist happenet
to be In the police headquarters, and
noticed Q figure in wood of st. Sebastian
and was 20 much struck BY its besuty
that be inquired why and how 1t came IL
such place.
"Why," said an officer, "that sain'
was made by the wood-carver vi.
murdered the pretty model-girl. He lsf
It when he ran of.
"Then," exclaimed the artist " Cal
tell you who the murderer il; for II
swear that that figure 10 the work o
Gabriel Bagnagetti. No other sculpto
| in Rome could have done II"
Gabriel's remorse had been wiped on
BY the accomplishment Of his ce'sdetsa
but NO sooner did the officers contron
him with the figure Of st. Sebastian
and the opinion of the artist, than b.
broke into frantic at Of rage and con
fessed the crime. His artistic skill ha'
betrayed him through all his precautioni
and by means of his patron saint.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-05-14

A fatal mistake occurred at Palmyra,
Portage county, o. on, she gu inst. II
seems thst DR.. Ezra Rose, proprietor Of Z
drug store, inviteda friend named Sylvester
Can6eld to psrtaks sof some; new liquor
which be had just received. ! 3 mistake
they each drank two ounces of aconite.
The doctor died in two hours, but at Iast
accounts Csnfield fingered in precarioua
ukafA
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-05-14
Not auifa ao Fnnnx.

sub.Lieutensnt Coyle, of the royal navy,
arrested on suspicion of being the author Of
the story about the pirate ship OF Fsstnet
Light on the 10th of January, has been
| convicted of the offense and dismissed the
service. This was the story that sent the
gunboat Goshawk to sec. Sub-Lieutenant
Coyle was serving on board of the Goshswk
at the time. g.. SIS - = -s p 5 ~ 49,
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-05-14
GOV. Seymour Declines.

Gov. Seymour has written q lengthy re.
Belmont conference, asking him to accept
the nomination for governor of New York
ply to the letter Of the committee of the
nextfalL He refuses to accept the tender,
and in the most positive terms asserts that
he has retired from politics.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-05-14

The principal matter considered At the
cabinet session ON thesad inst. was the
threatened invasion Of the Indian territory
BY whites. Late information received by
the secretary Of the interior, dicatss that
the movement il more formidable than ct
frit stated, parties being formed in various
portions Of the country. 1t wasdetermined
this iacuraioa shotld bs prevented a. far q
practicable
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-05-14
The neounea CITY.

A violent hurricane at tSsegedin, Hungary,
on the 30th nit, destroyed the works pre-.
pared for restoring the railway and filing
the breaches in the dam. Barsesi flied with
building material and earth were mostly
sunk. The storm caused extensive fresh
bfesches in the railway embankment, and
the laborers are in great danger. Relief has
been 1ent them. II .,7.@s. -. 4
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-05-14

A serious riot occurred in Cork, ireland,
on the Sd and 4th insts., arising out of a
difference betweea two rival bands. Several
houses were wrecked, . polieemans skull
fractured and forty of the participants
in the melee were treated for scalp wounds.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-05-14
The Death Roll.

DR.. Isaac Butt died at Dubiin, Irciaud,
on the 9th inst.
Mrs. Sarah J. Hale, for half century
editress of Godys Lady's Book died ON the
30th ult.
Ex.Congressman c. L. Cobb died al
Elizabeth City, N. j., on the 30th ult.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-05-14
A UtAh RAnlaYH.

A terrible wind storm occurred along the
Utah and Northwestern railway, ON the Sd
inst 4 freight train near Round Valley,
Idaho, consisting Of sixteen cars, some
loaded with silver bullion, was blown from
the track and some Of them carried dis
tance of fifteen feet. s8
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-05-14

General Bauer, who commanded the
Russian cavalry in Holstein, VA. . sol
dier Of furtune, whose family and ooun'
try were unknown to every one. When
camped near Husum, he took mode Of
himself ~ novel % 1t was
amiable. He invited al his 6eld oficers
and some others to dine with MN, ana
sent his adiutant to bring Q miller and
his wife Who lived In the neigh hbofhOod
to the entertainment. The poor couple
came. very much afraid Of ths sunmoas,
and quite confused when they appeared
before the Muscovite Gsneral. Bauer
seeing this, bade them 10 quite easy, for
he only intended TO show them kildneas
ma hed sent for them to dine with him
that day: q the same time he convsned
familiarly with them about the cosntry,
AZ dinner the general placsd the miller
and his wife one on each hand, and near
est - him, and paid particular attain.
tion to them, In the course Of the en-
teetainment he asled the miller many
nneetions sbout his family and relations.
1he milIer stated that be was the eldest
son Of his father, Who left the mill he
them possessed, and that he had two
nHOf00T3 bQ0 OU0 HDboEs tstss fsG&s
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-05-14

Eddie Curby, aged Is years, attempted to
steal ride ON IN outgoing Michigan Cen.
trail train, at Chicago, on the Sd inst, but
fell under the train and the car wheels rem
over his head, killing. him instantly.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-05-14
Atteuuptea Asssssinatien

william Bell, state railroad commissioner.
Of Ohio, was shot at in his Office in Colum.
bus, Ohio, ON ths 9th instant. George B.
Lyon, vice president of the state Mutual
Aid association 10 charged with the shoot
inc
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-05-14
werlhy 81 EmuIation.

The late Wn. B. Howes, Of Bsverly
smens other bequssts, has left $f6O, 900 +
the Boston Athsneun, to be expended fol
library prfpsses. Aqit fss}Ff1sf
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-05-14

A posse of citissns attempted to arrest Z
gang OF horse thieves Il 'the honse of one
III. Rierson, touTiAsa nilhs from sFosuyfAs,
in Taney county, No.. ON the night Of the
sOth .ult. The thieves resisted, and in Z
melee James Cogburn and WIN. Bates, Of
The posss, wsrs killed and Anothss severely
wounded, and q man named Lockhard,
believed Is be killed. The rest Of the ont
laws escaped. Great sxcitement existed
among the citizens, R
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-05-14

A Newcastle, N. b., dispatch of tie 9th
inst, says the greatest frsahet ever known
has occurred. Large. quantities Of logs
have been carried away, farins Submerged
and stock drowned.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-05-14

The steamer GAiiiA for Idyerpools from
New York, encountered gale on tie oath
| OF April, and WAS hove-to fifteen Aeurs.
she lost two boats and one seaman. .
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-05-14

The Chicago and rPacifc railroad was sold
| At auction At Chicago, on the 1st inst, BY
master In chancery, John H. Wrvnn. tcs
selc,l 100. II Il said the property is really
bought for John !. Blair, ESD. 3gae 4,
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-05-14

the 1eign Of Terrier In ~. PeteEsDuFE.
4 feeling Of gloom prevails. The rigorous
police regulations respecting the watching
Of houses and visits and searches BY nisht,
are to b. made SstiH more strinssnt After
nine O'Clock in the evening nobody viii y
at liberty to show himself in the stssst
without q certificate upon which mast bs
written and attested the place from which
the bearer comes snd to whence he - goiag.
Gen. Gourko, the governor general, planned
this ordnance. Soon it will not be neces'
sary to light candle before half.past nine
o'c.ock, yet at nine everybody must BE- In
doors and after ZEN o'clock, ~ in barracks,
every light must be out. Notwithstandina
eli this the insecurity in st. Petersburg IN
crsases every day. Grenades are exploded
In the streets. The intention of thl
Nihilists il believed to be to keep the pelics
in . state of constant excitsmsnt aad tin
them out or lull them u slsep With the idsl
that TIE danger has been sxasgsrated.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-05-14

A victoria, B. c., dispatch says the farm
house Of Thomas Paal, At Pemberton Hea.
dovs, nesr Siloost, hnIned On HE 9th inst.
Paal and two shildssn peris6sd in the
flames. Undoubtedly . case of murder and
arson, BY the Indians &
!. T. Young and John Riley attempted
70 escape IRON Jail, at Galveston Texas, on
the 5sh Inst, by setting Assto t., The Asmes
spread rapidly and both were burned "a
death. gS3
The Great Fire ~ OrenbuPg, Russaa,
. The recent fire at Orenburg, Rhssis, ID
attributed 70 carelesansss. Nine hundxsd
and forty-nine dwellings were burned to
gsthsr with ons. mosque, four mills, two
hundred and pip1ty.two shops, several tar,
coal and hre.wood stores, lumber yards
meat market and, fruit market, women,
symFa.ium, club house. work HOUSE, police
statiDh and Justices court, besides ths build
ings already named. The cxae has esntri
buted ZEN thousand soables for the selisf o
the suhereFs. @s-s,
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-05-14
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