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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-05-12

BuDDE has his store filled, and i
looks like business.
-
A nice line Of garden and flower
trellisea ct e. G. DeWittis.
On. W. ]. CoHLY is planting sixty
acres Of corn on his farm near THU
city.
On Tuesday afternoon last, oul
friend John Tucker became the faith,
* Of . ten and q half pound heir.
WV. MATH1soH is working for DR.
W. J. Comfy, and says that granger.
Ing hits his appetite.
J. B. BRuBAcHER is building an
addition to his residence and store
which win be completed this week.
I. n nev. ira Wakefeld preached
in the Methodist church at vermil.
lion last Sunday.
-.
oSE zee nom next sabbath
nefe WIN DC oasnonc services IN the
scnooi mouse, IN TINS city, at which
uine ~ WIZ De known when work
wni Degin Oh toeir new church edi'
"
AN appropriation q slO.OOo has
zen made g prosect tne ievee .
vefnliIion. inat CITY y oe con
graduated On ner good fortune.
En- RrcHAapsoN Is building a fine
farm residence On his Mace vest O,
town. r. w;ll ha two stories b;oh
%
win eisns rooms ana aii Inc neces'
sary oonveniences' as Mr.. n. knows
now 70 provide. he bought his
lu'nDer nom ;. Al. lalcott.
II looks Good to see all orr labor.
inc men b,,.;lv engaged. Notb;no
n more Indicative ~ nrosne,ore
town than n 600 evervbodv b,,ev
Such is the case in Elk Point to-day,
and the future of this place is as
good as could be desired. :
m-
s'a y
'Ae ~
49, - .ay .'o ieaS'' anu oe.
sH..Uaas IN paloaee 'nan WA
class, being composed of good artists
who nre ladies and gentlemen in ev
cry sense Of the word.
,
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P.Ie VIC nm
D'ay' ilo" sna' ou,s .as'
@''0 ''' :. ieasne
IN ~ o"p.'' oiiis' ne Is 'crr. oiy
'o1e.u " nis "~nior.uiia'e creui'ors
AH(l XIII KIesLIyIIA (I n1E nT(yREEl0n0
ignorance.
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80 ..shham.a.@Ia. 80
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a,tv on the d;scoverv
Mrs. r w Reco. Ia. ;,,s. rooo;vod
,,r,. ,t,cb III 49,. s.,,la. :,
~. f-on, Tho a.s,.r. ,a.rlots .nd
UNI, Ind better coli while tho stool,
Nuu lNfJN1 tC1UCI lhII NllIId LHlt LNt
;s c~,nrl... .na ~. n;o,,oa o,,er
T,. nr;oa. a.. ,..son.n. ~
fnu,,d .rvwbere and Tho .tock az
n,l, and comr,e.s :. ono could ,v;sh
q. s,,. - call i ana .se her stool
49,. m.k;n. oho;aa
OSroAS A6 oloS
All. of chorles Fosoate,s NJ,
Ia. been a. school tvo vear a. Ra,
o;ra WI. .,;,, ra.,,., - W. :,
,vh;oh t;ue ! vo,,naar hro,ber vi,
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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-05-12

New patterns Of wall paper at r
c. DeWitt's. The second lot reed
this spring.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-05-12

WALL PAPER Wall Paper | !
WALL PAPER at DeWitts. Call
and see new patterns Just received.
, 1880-03-13
JEFFERSON PARK.
THE THOMAS HEIRS Ct.AlM IT AND OTHER rR0ta

Ycstor,ay, In tho Circuit Court, thcro wns
commpNce1 4 s,sit. The origin Of whloh involves
story almost tho parallel Of Euxono sllo's nar-
rative III tho "Wnnlcrtny Jow." concerning
lAryc nitnbor of hefss to Il vast estate. whO woro
scattered ver tho fnco OF tho cnsth, from slbo-
rsu 10 tho l:Ast Inllus, mud wuru ultimately
brought tuguthcr on IL certain dizzy.
Tlio 1notlur,l tsto grows out OF suit Of oIect-
metlt br,uHht to recover tho whole sr,let OF lnIi
now k,lt,sll Us Jotcrson Pnrk, bounded oIi tho
north by siunrpe ssrret, OIL tho uast ty Throop,
IN tho stinth by Albums, 1llld I'll tho wCat tiy
Th"tnss. % @ uny ' of @ scsu', hetrs Il Is tic ustats
vi Jpsxu u. TDnliis 1ecGnsei. lila silt is Y, r0
cnscr q frt,s. H. inc city ofle.sesM,ta Iaft Of t'e
in tic f,1tls nf William Il. md Wesley sIssol.,
attorneys. Tho grounds upon which tho actIona
Jesse y. rh',uas, formerly . judge In the
ccurta " Eook County, .ll.d " this city ntmMt
The ysar @ LIE Wa It re ~, tine ., q sn,I, by dcnt
f!st s 'ss %a. cS pntsa @ Sss"fS a n,:i1a h:S! T.
to whit IL now Jetrerson Park, f1,ua Il pirohaao
nIa,!o It ~ A,l.nlnstrntnrs sulo of the property
hold in the latter lmrt nf tho ycar !W0. II ts
now o!all'.Yd tbat tho halo was .o!. n,lo without
G.s coft NJ aM ~ tut IT s tt Ms .. tGS
tho ltuyised stntutes Of 1915. Which wero III rnrot,
at ihat ta., tho Circuit Court Coy of q Cook County
~ ply 'tchts uppa t1cticiucyi In tho personally
OF tho cstNtH.
Thcso I.ct.0ns wcro about to be commenced at
tho tina Of tho 9rent ,sro. And wrr1 denyol III
nec0lnt nr thu lDss Of important pnpers, cupies
nf whnh hNye been but recpntly uttlliel Agnili.
Tho ntnruys ciaItn thAt It has bacl, " tnnttGr OF
cu.lttlicnt for number nf yoNrB tllnt tho uitya
tlto to this lnrcel Of 1aIl hts heun dutcctlve,
bnt thcn ts,is nuyur bee,, ans. prcconccrttsl ao-
tiuit MI tho l,art Of tho heirs 0f Jcssu H. Thumus
hnfDro IL rt.ct'ycr thu property. Tho Aera tr1
all In tho city now, md Aru nf,o,tt ~ nstitltu
proceedings tu rectyyer considerable amount Of
othor property, ositsrs tho tract Of nnu referrud
to, MjsDfl tho B,ltil0 grounds. ,
TA0re will prubAbly hG suit brought tD-tay
By tho holm tu .RHin possession Of thu p1ecn Ut
prnporty immediately Nort!l .,f Jefferson l'hrk,
bnuntlcd IN the north by hadisan, Gust by
1'hr0tlpt south by Monroe. md weat lly I4nHta
street, FOR long s!'no knuwn NJ tho Foss estato.
Th9p0 nro sgSon hulrs altogether, AMI nIl ru-
allo tIl ChlcAEs}. UII to tho tanst whom prHueu-
lnga weru Asl1ut to bU commenced fnr tho ro.
coscry OF tho property, tuat hefnre tho Rrrat
fire. aotue u tho heirs wore III Thur lnlnOr!ty.
Tho suits will insnlyo 1nsNG AsNu.,ht Ut property,
running Into millions i. satue. anu tho pscsuit
h9lura WILL not ho likely to becomu lsIM'ssessutl
Without considerable Ut u atrlgg1e. COilsG-
nHGnlly. a lntlg nla tedious ieXAi CONFLICT may
Ge lu0ked for III the Eovurul c0rtH, u1d tho law
.yers viii ruap hatvest 1t the oxpense OF soino-
bufy.
, 1880-03-13

lEgions privileges na thoy did previous to tho
marriage. Tho sensational part uf tho Mi1wan.
kco tnHrrinsn wa. tho nptinrcnt fnct That tho
ltnshi Ind married tho parties Internationally.
jrctlon to nlRrrytng a .Icwith md no,,.Jowlsh
couplc, providing tho Jew entered into Mt, nKrro.
Mcrt to hnso tho children which might como Of
tho marriage hrn,lRht up In tho jewish faith, tt0
wHs not Rt a!l opposed 10 tho mixing Ut Tim
r,ccs. but his dcsirc to save .l''lntssn wn,,!
whct,nver no t1nrrtct n ''tntxctt'' tanlpiU.-H
thing hu had mt yet l,cctt cnltot, upon II do.
lie bad married Jews and p1,seIytizntl Chrifttans
or etrnnxe nlo,,t this. Ito thought that, nr.
Moses hnd taken vcry losx ttcp ln tho ttlrrr-
woul crrnto considerable stir III tllo ,,rthN,ax
nwtKll circles, wfcr,. departures frutn tho strict
letter of tho taith wGrr Vowed with feelings
lEtM to hOrrpr,
, 1880-03-13
FOREIGN MISSIONS.

mr., ...'s,.s ,,,ao.i,t tse n1u,h,o.,.
luz .uat.eFy 1'cutn's ~ tau Nossn"eatosn
bruhch or tho Wonens Foscl9n missionary 10.
coty WIS hold In FarbRuk iInlj, In tho Cc1ltrnt
Church huiidnr. Yesterday fornno,u. Mrs. Isaun
4 s;ttt ;, ~ts,a,nv '' oN'' -sN"S
After tho us,iul religious oxorolscs. tho Cor.
responding Srcrctlry, Mrs. Iurnio F. Willing,
mui,n Il unDrt M tn whnt hud r,eor done tht,
.''n. t, ,a''.,,s ~, . ,..ie.a..,. 49,, -, ''h,
l"st ten ultttns III tno tn1s1'onass nela III "n'ch
thn N0rth"eatesh !sEaaEh WINS Interested. -
oliG hent, IN rrforo!lcS ~ placing wt'1ni Blbs1-
Ion.iGr, ~ vei,iee Ihn ettor nAta TINT ny
o'!9 could ee secured for Fiosence:
Il1 InSSDn III Mexico wins referred to- anti
, 1880-03-13

count Of his nl!cKed fonincsa for tho "nrtlcnt" :"
an! neglect uf duty. .noinR MT nFpofntcc of
1 wcf ;nss hFsca s"S md
tic approrrtat,o,, FOR ,he ilsa'th Denart,'snt
tic mouth IN iis inhlE,,atI,t, but i was to 10
Hv tor # Int aff m, Dr. 1 wof as oh
crrIunten. rtC.. bnforc tte wustil ytclf. Tho
10 ilao of the Alderman krctins tho Commas
sloncr up Mt night with his threats.
T1tH MATER OFFICE.
ttrt,t!,lca rciorins f. tho Wafer Once hn Inns
hi: plans. liz started :. viii .aaoptimg n
siaH all rs%eipts, hut tic rrbcio, VIA 10 Violent
|" % do o ''s wars ., far H hi. NSvt he 'sn,.se lmt
t%eny n ,sSsf @ 'es ths Il, aFe IRE
SYSTEM of entckIng adopted 10 ,ictrst tho tnis.
tit;.i,le il, fact tic opsition to tho rctorins
innuF,iratct has been *3 er,a.t M to r.ise In tho
lniMd; tf annny tue s.splcinn lint + coinb!Hnton
jcct nf which Is t0 force the eCutu,,ssuner to re-
nnpny tho discharged md restore tho did oricr
sa s hf q e ,e s tse kens u o nc 1t ee'S he
Waller ,s mindful Of tho si.uaiipn, rrom
the e HparIt.,c"i ,": s o be- ses.e,, ess @ pap9iclap
nttrtlt!0t tn tho matter. !!tt whether " rinY
sx's's sr sst. II Is r"nS"!'y, nppmrei,t Tint THO
petents Will plnce Tho nice where It should bp.
% + ins wss .i. ene t lnk nss Ss Wa Sss shsso
n,sl Ind nsslgnrl to hcr uc 1f tito clerks to n.
trs'tlec her through, tho various olecs. which
cnurse; hut It ,l,,attercd nut, for tho e,jeett
Hesinet! to be 70 havo tho en,ployd
, 1880-03-13
THE GA1slITY GANG,
EXTRAORDINARILY coabuCr or AssIsrAST-JAttER

iioSriEt1,,
Walking into tho lions den has always bcen
considered risky business. hut There Is IL au-
rerlattvs oven Of faotharltness o1celling tho
in,n ~ Hon ~ tha r,,,.nt Inns, rbn un,,nn
,,,n,, 'U ~ tn..ou %o .,9a,,, 49, nj ~, ,,'t
or n m m unusually good tampcr, ~ Or M porohanee Of
NJ Isace sf frn s h,'nc a'' +, M such e"sos u tho
So, . ...,,, =, w s,. ,,..t ,s, - ut
or limb. nut for ono to pound loudly npon tho
ops o o. 10 10 ~ 'in
,tIno hn',rs ,rant h,,,, yt,s .s,ntu'nr,x cnd
.s tn % NJ. e's s,ra ~" a,, W." t,n, WI NJ. IN "m
then walk out scatlotcas' II reserved foF fow.
YET nu0n uAnNlry, T1ir NOTORIOUS rntEr,
5ixht HIN srst,Srcl. fr whom tiio entlt" Iorco
q n spfs ~ @ pss III. 5ye a Sssa
his 1,ncnrnurc nj lin ts,r uf tho iGiintv ,iaIt.
Mc waa acc"ptncd Is tnrco q of his bsH,;, coim- i
puniuns viii, hut rv;,,o viii him in II hack, mid
Tho crowd tpnanttcd ulnttR.cH to tho jnil fnr
tho purpose tlf y-ftinF john Clarity: l}c It re-
bSt te ,r ,r' rns , At wv wc ne
diaie',!sy II ah,a,ns,,s !aimitt ttsi".,, sna thSs
tho visitor wns 4 ,,ntorluu: ,'ospsra.!o
nl!ter hcnyy hasl to ttTwcr lnr .,ne of his .,any
,"s. ~ g. wv ~ ny F wofs IT,, "
Fly my ''i! i Jaxc.i Is tho'ir assrsattoi,s
G"rr!sy and h: hstich!nen wero itltt'ittesi to
inc ]ai! without anrnnr ~ Assist!tt-.sll!er .
~ O'clock nt nifit'. nnd !Nl!tl ~ mGaFr!ty f wns
" M9rtilKht hnwn sthirs nna t'iftlsl II WIN mem;
tlozcn Ut 1rvnivcrs for all tho attendants
Knew; Fnr tle limo ns1ng tho5, rnti tne Ct,Hty
Ja .aM'Ks e tao !e,.1 iisgsf u, ~ VI Jss
;ehl1shl. Ahu they stASed aft'aao lust III lohg rs
'iivy s wnis III. Yy,ob carr,,v ha. pcrfeos rct tn
allittstnce y tho la!l q my hour ut which l,e
may chuosG to ptEsetlt f1lnelf ehera Nut only
, 1880-03-13


MAnlSE1s-s!arci, II. MIN. Ann,a ainriner, wlte OF
Fss!si = " Il joan.ton-p'nco nj loc'oek Fat
Th"nas i1eay, II fer fosidenco Nd. i14 West liar:
Fnneial su,tny morning. NJ II o'clock. to It, Jat.
'"! GpiEc " cnFasns III tv CG,Yasy fro ,oror,
sc1NTYl.E--ltntt!c wifo of Alexander Mcintyre,
Fnncrns nn,iss III Snnan, morning paper.
;a" a4s aY r. ~ suaeny n It Nj 81 er,'s TSF,
fancsal Sunday p. n. Frionds Of the family In
III, ,ts @S,p1s ss,s ns sG e'Ss @
To IT, nuNa1o ind Now York papers pca.o copy.
s gss q Ssn,ss II I'll I: ssys M
II a snre nJ na Jsc 1sG t.4ac tns days. beloved child
~ Montreal Nnd Quvbov l'at'orn p,caso copy.
t'itEEMAS3;,Mnrch T. Fn,nk T., infant aon Of J.
rnneia, ffaa, residence, No. 4Gs Handolpl-st, at
tanrs'i fson, resiience ii iii GrSihss. No. iii West
1Hln1a Sunday. i4t Ut o'clock BY ea's'ase to
a's 1s sfsf bs7s e s''.
s15s: s.s sd; Ms; e. 4 pes.s copy
re*sS:s 4 4:ts xsynan q +;
t:;s i; ,jstS sSxs E l. IL X depot tVf
nEEsE-Thars.ny, March Il. Martha ]. Reese, vifo
FHacni sundaY la: :. IT,, Mt fam,ls residence, NO.
ss ssss ess ssss ss,s ssss cas
ss sfs"%S Il 's s snx. @ ' as5ss 81 III s
Il !;$ xs esn,s M csssse ; "A E,
Al fes ~ aFs invita- Witt q aitand
, 1880-03-13

5ysetat Dspateh 10 Ihs Chicago 1ttbuns.
DECATUR. H., Maroh ls.-Great cxpitenent
was occasioned four miles west Of Decatur to-
day by the demonstrations Of John Anderson,
farm hand. who proved to bo raslng lunauo.
, 1880-03-13
DEATHS,

Times: Our highest nrssts IN tlont'stry: Tho
McChesncys beyond tpml,t, though hut ~ n act
, 1880-03-13

Women aro rnrtIc,tlnrly obnoxious tn him, nu,l
hc tMilt.i on urant md 1scn to tnko them
struggle. nnsl th4 afternoon ho WINS lMtEetl in
thb County rDt.r Flrtn.
, 1880-03-13

The Ellrc!ge Sewing -Afnclllnc.-It 1en,ts
Sold on monthly payments. loo StatA street.
, 1880-03-13

Now Il tho ttma to begin tho uso Of Buck l.
Nnyncr's MUth Powder.
, 1880-03-13

Rtnnking Dawsnns iIne cIRnrT n,akcs q hnrpy
and Contentel mai. 60 gou HIN at Eli Stnto
HtrcHt,
, 1880-03-13
How Sugar and Sirup Arc Direct.
~ Made from Corn.
A Full Description Of the Process Of
Manufacture.
Conversion OF the Starch into tho
Sweet Substances.

I
public curiosity that fuI's llttlo short uf that
which succeeded to tho discovery Of Enltl in Cali
fori,ln. TtlE TnEnuNE hns been flcluEeI With
communications Rsktng for Information NJ tn tho
mu1us operansl OF It's munatncturo md Nll
othor facts which inay enl!Khten MI anxious
world. 1liE TIlYUSE's analytical chemist was
nCcOrtirgly detailed tn wnrk tip tho CAae. 1fo
sputat M Mttcrmnn ~ tho r.blle I!hrIry uxunl:
int,iE III! tho xeeutiis works which tc concluded
tfo comparatively little III pranlIcai chnrac-
tor, WINS d*coyere'l. To Messrs. ttoMryC c. IIccker
md Joseph N. lIi,sch twu gentlemen wtu hnvo
for Il nintl Ut years heeit nDre Nr less ltlutt-
tig. With Its il.tlntiencttrc III this cttisry Rtll In
tinrniMsIy, ho Is, however, n,tch nflebttAl.
indislrilnIi,atciy ualSi Or do xtrt,se IL it n n
down III tho i,o0ks, wis first discovered by kirch.
i"a ,ss!a, sfnsi r. n 1 IS she}q!si
-ls'xlS, tho lAttur figures being tho atomlc
ifiuliy; 4 may 10 stStq1 has glucose , + made %
Ault, boiling tho mixture, n't. whtn the cOiiyGr-
ann is coniglc eliminating tho ,,eid " tug nd
is.w', s'.' I'll aa Sie ao~', ta tho cssic'vy w. r..
p,ifred either tnr Rr'tp Ur s.ignr Thu trch!,icnl
manipulation III utie tAt requires Krcnt skill md
thnrnuYh knUwtsfKr Ut chemistry, nsld for this
re,lsnt ii Is tuiilt to lind trained Experts cupu
o s .ses Sc t ,s s,sy s ss's ssas u T. tEo &C.
fcctivB ,nnnnfHtture.
THE r,,t,cEss or MAvurAcTunE
ia II continuous ono frnm tho 1nDnent tho corn
critters tho l,ouse until, lit the otlior cusl, tho
glucose, either In tho sipo or sKur strip, ia
turned out for ct,I;s,nptlolt: Tho first sten IL
tue ostrcsioM Or iho t,areh from tho ' S2rn'
which nru subsequently used III feeding hoKs
n1,h cattle. The ci'rl is !lr.t sonkcd III tnnks IN
whieh It viii % do IN rum twety.fonr 't to thrty.
six hours, though X Guild wttcr Dp ,sGl It Will
@ tku from % ten M 70 funrtssn @ dnys; Tho wAtGr r. IL
burr-stufiu ii1[1l, ttl which constantly rims u
, 1880-03-13
ANoTHrR COUNTERFEIT.

NEW YonK, ainrch i2-!rlo untted stntca suh-
Treasury hero to-ttay discovered an0thcr Of tho
ro,,torfot tto1 nusca oit tho l''ttsh.irR National
liank nt Cnnmctec, which h4t passed through
several banks withoilt being detected.
, 1880-03-13

.bIcVIoKnnB TuEATnK, March 12-1u .Iacad
Etu7nap, Ad0Iph Lotb, and Ell II. Ftsentaal-
GENTLEMEN: III reply TO your note 1T ttis .,ly
afiormoon Of arch II. for tho purli,su u u N,c-
mortal seFsfc1 In memory Ut tho lata Aaolpho
etirno viii sAy thut ihor0 viii 81 10 ehursc fgr
tho Use Of tho thoatre TN that occasio.. lUspect-
fully, j, II, btUYlcKEH
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-01-11
J WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, % Jan. 10.-The
Senate Committee on the Freed
mans Bank to>day examined the
commissioners appointed to wind up
the institution, regarding the terms
employed in the schedules appended
to their reports, but nothing of gen
eral interest was ELECTED. The
committee meet again Tuesday.
The Senate committee on Privi-
leges and Elections took up the
Spofford- Kellogg case. The only
witness called was John A. Walsh,
banker of this city, His testimony
was in rebuttal of the testimony Of
Barney Williams, who testified be
fore the subcommittee in New Or
leans that he had conducted FIVE Kel-
logg witnesses to the Senator's room
about midnight, on the night Of the
4.h of June last; that they remained
there a long time; that Senator
Kellogg produced an envelope con-
tanning twenty-five $100 bills, which
he distributed equally among five
witnesses. ,ys1 A7a,s q.N
Walsh testified that he occupied
rooms adjoining Senator Kellogg's,
on the night in question; that there
was d connecting door between his
room and that of Senator Kellogg,
which was usually open that he
was in and out Of Senator kellogg s
room frequently before midnight, and
that from II o'clock until after
half past one in the morning, he
was in Senator Kellogg's parlor
consersing uninterruptedly, and
that he was positive neither Will
liams nor witnesses were in Senator
Kellogg's room up to 1:30v,a. m.
And, moreover, he believed they
could not have visited Senator
Kellogg's rooms after that
hour without his knowing
II. After the examination
Of Walsh, Judge Merrick declined
to allow witness to be discharged
until after Mr.. Walker, his associate
counsel now on his way to Wash
ington from New Orleans, shall
have had an opportunity to cross
examine witness. The Committed
then postponed taking further .tes-
timony until Monday. Il a. oV~
The examination of the Indian
now en- route here will be- con.
lducted secretly, on account of tn
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-01-11
THE INDIANS.

, SAN FRANCISCO. CAL, Jan. TO-
a Silver City New Mexico) dis-
patch says: Victoria and one hun,
dred warriors passed here, going
north, on the 7th. When last heard
from, they were near McEvars
rancho, moving direct for their
former haunts in the Black Nouns
tains. There was some fighting at
McEvar's rancho, but nobody hurt.
Maj. Morrow, with Eve companies of
cavalry, is in pursuit, twenty-four
hours behind tha Tuaians. The
Comanches, from Texas, are .depre-
dating in Pecos, Lincoln county,
New Mexico.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Jan. 10.--General'
Adams, who arrived here yesterday,
confirms the stories of the nameless
lndignities which the white women
at the hands of their cruel
saptors. He says the women, very
-unwillingly, made a full statement to
the Commission of the circumstan,
ces, with the understanding that it
should not be- published. Mrs.
Meeker, however, Subsequently pub
'lished the story herself. General
Adams said that had'he known this
part Of the barbarity of the sayages
before the Commission began its
work, he would have advised letting
Gen. Merritt and his force punish
the red skins without further delay,
The women were, however, soTayerse
to having the facts known, that they
at first denied, even to the Commis--
sion, that they had been fouly dealt
with, ss 1900 b''Vns
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u STRIKE OF MINERS d
HFsfEE - kHHM II

WHEELING, w. VA, Jan. 10
Trouble has been brewing for some
time among the miners Of Kanawha
Valley over the, question Of wages
and employment Six weeks ago
the troubles culminated in strikes at
the various mines. The employees
of the Ansted Mine, near Hawks
Nest, however, went to work,
Most of the coal miners in the Ka-
nawha Valley and the New River
sections banded together in a league
called ''Knights Of Labor, "and sent
out word that work at the Ansted
Mine must be stopped-peaceably
if possible, but forcibly if nee
essary. Thursday evening about
one hundred miners seized the east
bound train on the Chesapeake
railroad and forced the conductor to
let them ride free to the scene of
operations, and this morning about
one hundred and fifty men repeated
this action with the down train from
Richmond. Thus the striking
miners were able to muster force
of FIVE hundred men and intimidate
employees and owners Of the ousted
mines. The. Harrisburg and
Charleston companies have been
ordered to hold themselves in reads
ness, but will not be called upon
unless there is danger of a riot or
to protect those willing to work. 2
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MINOR DISPATCHES.

-io GIoUoEsrER, Mass, Jan. TO-
IThes.sehoonerl Laura Nelson, just
arrived, reports the loss Of three
Of her crew, John McCloud, Nal
colin McCloud and James Rubuico,
who were capsized during a squall
on December 18th, on Grand
Banks. d.lR hsm
Fort MONROE, Jan. 1O.-Rear-
Admiral Robt.. IL, Wyman, COM
manding the North Atlantic Sta
ton, arrived here at noon to day on
the frigate Tennessee, from, New
York.
LITTLE Rock, Ark, Jan. 10.--
A newspaper called the Arkansas
Republican, edited and published
by W. j. Black burn, an ex-Con,
gresham from Louisiana, was
issued here to-day! 81 ton IL a.F
BosToN, MASS, Jan. ,10.-Mlen
j. Ward, who was arrested for
shooting her mother while in bed on
the night of December Sd, was dis
charged to-day, there being no
evidence to prove anything but Q
ease of accidental shooting. avob ,
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Neal Estate Transfers.

nj The following are the real estate
transfers registered in the office OF the
County Court Clerk, during the past
week: rif3gtg D. 'y sbt ..r9n
f. Kirby to Penelope Kirby, so acres
in 9th district, $400.
(. Aaron Hunter and wife to AD drew
Sterling, lot in "a district, $S5.
\ Richard II. fHensley to VIM. III. Nip
per and wife, al acres in 10Th district,
$l52. u qs'i LE..E. .g,.,,. -
w. A. Henderson to P. M. Grille, 40
acres In 7th district, $4OO. 1lJll oi
2 WV. Han to e. q. Camp, 30 acres
In 7th district, $500 .''-.'iV- s.-
&c. w. ,McClain ct al. to A. X. Fos-
ter, lot in 18th district, 800. |
A. X. Foster to r I, Miller, lot In
18th district, $50.
Jno. r.. Parker and wife to VIM. r.
,Pagb, a acres in 5th district, $50.
Nj. Il, Patterson, Clerk and Master,
to Chas, Monday, so acres in 10th dis
los. f, Baumann to Jos A. Porter,
lot In Knoxville, 81, 200. @''- p"
Julia ]. .Heiskell and others to VIM.
Coffman, lot in Knoxville, $1,000.
A. ID. G. Hines to Jas. N. Pratt, 5
acres in 18th district, SIG. t3it"l
A. Brakebill to ]. W. Bowman, 4
acres in I7th district, $l00. al s.lt'
giP.aL. Blapg to VIM. Winlock and
others, lot In 2od district, $50.
! IL 8. p. Ford and wife to VIM. G.
Doyle and wife, acre in 14th district,
$50. - 'si t+HaaV
w. P. Washburn, trustee, to John
Tarlton,ae4 acres in End district,
5000. IA So ta.s .F,.gs...gss.,.s
Jas. F. Crippen to Curd Cox, 8 acres
In 7th district, $3 81. .l.5aa :.
r s. Payne to j. 3. d N. X. Hall,
lot in Knoxville, $4,000 .sd Hin.
Jno. II. Mynatt to Elizabeth Cald-
we'll, 8 acres in 5.h and goth districts,
$40. -rL.
CTuliy r. Cornick, Jr., trustee. to 8.
2, a Thnqmpson, lot in the the q ,tht district
H. B. Branner to Sam. Garter, lot In
Knoxville, 500.
G. w. Adney and wife to 3. r. Kin
namon, land in Blount county, ex-
change. ""
w. 8. Lpsby and wife to Rebecca
Ogglesby, II acres In the 23d district,
rs. III Akin and ], NJ. Carter to J. ].
Atkins, LOT in Knoxville, $1,000.
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u FOREIGN 8 lei NEWS,

caLoNDoN, Jan. 10.--A Rome diss
patch to the Telegraph says the Court
Of Appeals has annulled the mar
riage of General Garibaldi with the
Countess Raimondi, .,uU .4p
The Catholic Bishop Of the Dio.
cese of Achboney, ireland, in ac-
knowledgingnthe French subscrip-
tions for the. relief Of the distressed
in Ireland, dwells On the pitiful
condition of his flock, and declares
that it is painful to have to stretch
out your hand towards America and
France rather than to flourishing
England, which yearly receives
millions from Ireland as taxes.
John Humffreys Parry, the
eminent regent at law, is dead,
aged IS. The death Of his wife,
from grief at the loss of her hus-
i PARIS, Jan. 10.-General Fore,
the new Minister of War, has re-
placed all the heads of Departments
who held office previous to his
accession.
ST.. PETERSBURG, Jan. 10.-Sers
yer Kahan and Ishker Kahan,
cousins Of Abdul Rahan Kahan,
the Afghan Pretender, have fled
from Samarsan across the frontier.