Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1883-10-31
MISCELLANEOUS.

Pere Hyacinthe arrived at New York
Sunday.
The lunatic asylums Of Kentucky are
cIammed with inmates.
+. l.. Ares, Boston's richest man, has
$4,000, 800 saved for . rainy day. 4
Western farmers are adopting the wood
saw charity system for tramps.
This years California wine product will
aggregate about 10000. 900 gallons.
At Proyineetown, Mass, 10000, 900 of
Goldfish have landed this season.
When Herr Most gets the social strue-
tire rearranged, We will have 100000
apiece.
A dispatch from Portugal, Me-, says it
is feared the United States coast survey
steamer Eagere has been lost ..
The country residence of Edwin n.
Benson, at Germantown, Pa, burned Sun
day morning, involving a loss of Sl00, 900.
Lord Coleridge remarks that 1.-THE indie
pendence and prosperity of the middle
classes is the chief glory of the United
States
The Indiana papers note the death of
Clarence Cumbaok, the son of the Hon.
VIII Cumback, OF Groensburg. He was a
student OF Asbury University, aged 10
years, and a young man Of large promise.
At West Newton Saturday Mabel Stone,
aged II, adopted daughter OF Joseph Stone,
the retired banker and broker, and pupil
! in the High School, committed suicide by
shooting herself.
/ At Shawneetown the water in the Ohio
River, which last February was fifty three
/ feet IN the channel, is now but three feet.
/ "Oh, waterfall was there, my countrymen. 8"
- Rock Island Union.
II must have been cyclone which struck
Ohio, with its center at Cincinnati
! Evansville Courier. Yes, the disturbance
1 was funnel-shaped That was evident by
the vote on the second amendment Gin
cinnati Enquirer.
The Iowa State Fair, without any horse
trots, gathered ir receipts to the amount
of Si2, 900. This does not look as if the
agricultural hoss trot" was a necessity for
success in that enterprising State.
Paper is now made in Sweden from the
bleached remains of MOSES that lived
centuries ago, and now found in enormous
quantities. The paper is turned ont in all
degrees of excellence. from tissue to sheets
three fourths of an inch thick.
The complete official returns for Iowa
of the late election are as follows: For gov
Sherman, Republican, 164 4,1s2;
Kinne, Democrat, l39, ,O93; Weaver, Green
backer, 20, ,O39. Shermans majority ovei
Kinne, 25,O89; over Kinne and Weaver
both, just 1900.
One Of our merchants received the fol.
lowing order from customer few days
since: Mr.. B, please send me 81
worth Of coffy ana 81 worth of shoogar
some small males Ny wife had baby
last mite, also two padlocks and monkey
rench. Macon (Ga.) Telegraph.
The new standard of time agreed upor
by the railroads of the country has beei
adopted by the government signal service
The plan is to divide the country into fou
time belts, thus giving four differen
standards Of the time between the Allan
tic and the Pacific. Within each division
thus made the same time prevails and reg
ulates the running of trains.
An Army Retiring Board will convene a
headquarters, Department of Dakota For
Smelling, Minnesota, at the call Of tn
president thereof, for the examination Q
such officers as may be ordered before tn
detail of the board, Brigadier General Al
fred II. Terry, Colonel George l.. An
irews, Twenty Infantry; Lieutenan
Colonel Glover Perrin, surgeon; Lieutenan
Colonel David II. Brotheron, Twent7
fifth Infantry; Major William C. Spencer
surgeon. Major Edward Ball, Sevent
Cavalry, has been directed to report b
letter 10 Brigadier General Alfred H. Ter
~, President Of this Retiring Board, an
will hold himself in readiness to appei
before the board for examination whe
Summonad