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The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1883-06-15
8ig stone County Court.

Court is now in session at Orion
Vile. The Noonan murder trial will
be the most important criminal case.
In civil suits the case of Olson vs.. Lar
come will be most ably contested.
This is a test suit to determine the
right of several parties to that strip or
portion of territory lying between the
Minnesota river and meanderd line
about half of Il mile west, where the
river was supposed to run until recent
surveys proved differently. The land
is in Lac qui Parle county where &C.
tion was first brought and then trans.
ferred for convenience to Big Stone
county, and adjoining Big Stone City,
the tract is of great value. Any de.
cision arrived at in district court wall
be appealed to the Supreme court of
Minnesota where the final determine.
tion will take place. The contest
grows out of the fact that these per-
SONS owning the lots which, according
to the old survey were supposed to ex.
tend to the river, find their claims cur.
tailed by the Intervention of new set
tiers on the land between the meand.
erd line and the river, the latter assert
ing that the lots of the early settlers
extend only to the meandered line and
that the remainder was open for pre-.
emption. Geo. W. Hawes, Esq, of this
city is counsel for the defense, while
Judge Emmett Of Ortonville, prose-
cutes for the contestant.
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1883-06-15
A BLESSING IN DISGUISE.
Asa Adelphia ST., Brooklyn, n. Y.
March %. 1881.

4S4 A1elphla ST, brooklyn, n. l &.
March %, 1881.
No family should be without All.
cocks Porous plasters: their healing
powers are wonderful and efficacy far
reaching and lasting. For years past
have seen and known them to cure
and relieve the most obstinate and
distressing cases of rheumatism, kid.
nes complaint. bronchitis, neuralgia,
lumbago, Inflammation of the lungs
and throat, paralysis, asthma, spinal
weakness, and coughs and colds. In
my own ease they have afforded me
almost instant and permanent relief.
My friends consider them an invalua-
bic and speedy remedy for all kinds
Of aches and pains. They are 4 bless.
ing in disguise: and no wife or moth
er should be without them if she values
her peace and comfort and freedom
from nervous exhaustion and other
ailments. AS q strengthing plaster.
also for backacheS and Weaknesses,
they have no equal. | have never
yet found a plaster SO eIiicacious and
stimulating. or To give SO much gen
eral satisfaction. Used III connection
with Brandreth' universal life Civ
ing and life-healing Pills, no one need
diSpair Of speedy restoration TO
good sound health.
MRS. +. TONPklNs.
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1883-06-15
One Trial.

II YOU have been using other Plas-
ters one trial of Allcocks Porous
will convince you Of their superiority.
Take no other SO called porous plasters
that claim to be better. they are all
frauds gotten mp to sell on the world
wide reputation Of the genuine arti.
Gle.
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1883-06-15

about six miles south OF town. Will be sold
at a bargain. Apply at the HERALD Office.
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1883-06-15
Striking Head Lines

Are used to call attention to the fact that this
is an advertisement of the CHICAGO, MIL
WAUkEE & ST. PAUL RAILWAY.
Its EIGHT trunk lines traverse the best
portions OF Northern Illinois, WISCONSIN,
MINNESOTA, DAKOTA and IOWA.
Located directly on its lines are the cities
Of CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE,, LA Crosse,
Winona, ST. PAUL, MINNEAPOLIS, Mad
ison, Prairie du Chen, Mason City. Sioux
City. Yankton, Albert Lea, ABERDEEN,
DUBUQUE, ROCK ISLAND, CEDAR RAP
IDS, and COUNCIL BLUFFS, as we'll as
ters and iavorite resorts; and passengers,
going West, North, South or East are able 10
use the CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE i ST.
PAUL RAILWAY to the best advantage.
Ticket Offices everywhere are supplied with
Maps and Time Tables which detail the mer-
its OF the line, and agents stand ready to tur-
nsh information and sell tickets ut cheapest
rates over the
Chicago, Milwa waukee 4 81. Raul
Hallway
5. 8 MERRILL, A. WI. CARPENTER,
Gen. Manager. Gen. Pass. II Tkt Agt
J. T. CLARKE. GEO. II. HEAPFORD,
Gcsi supa Asst Gen. Pass. Agt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-10-01
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bic Sec bon 9ticci IN Nlt5lt0t.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-05-19
Presbyterians at Saratoga.

SARATOGA, May lS.-Dr. Herrick Johnson
Chairman of the special Committee on Ed
ucation, read the annual report. This COM
mittee was initiated at the general assem-
bly, of lS77 and since has continued the OBJ
iect to devise ways and means to better
endew colleges and theological seminaries.
The report says America has too many
colleges poorly endowed; il needs fewer
ana better Christianity, and must not 5e
dumb to and allow colleges and preparatory
schools TO become wholly SeCularized and
give only goddess teaching. The report
closed with recommendations Of the syS.
TEN of college supervision confined to a
new and distinct boarl to have headqusr-
tiers in Chicago, with a permanent Secre-
tary. The report was accepted and made
the special order for Saturday morning. ,
Rev. DR.. Edwin F. fairfield was elected
Moderator at Yesterday session.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-05-19
POLITICAL OPINIONS.

Somehow Mr.. Blaine's friends appear to
be particularly careful to keep him before
the public iE one way and another.
He is not out OF politics, and it IS not
difficult TO see that he expects 10 have a
hand in running the Republican side of
The show for some time 10 COme,-St.
Louis Republican DEM.
When Mr. Cleveland was inaugurated
Governor OF New York it was asserted by
many that his retiring and stUdioss hab.
Its hal dislaa lifted him for the response
biJties Ui high office, and that ne would
soon be controlled by some particular
clique Of politicians. II was an erroneous
estimate OF his character. He has acted
as his own counsel, and without fear or
Iayor.-Brdseport Farmer Dem.).
By some Republican organs il is suggest
ed that the Governor bring Tammsny to
terms by refusing to sign the New York
Alueducc bill until the Tammany Senators
promise to vote for the confirmation OF
MuTtha. These would be mentors must
have singular conception of Cleyeland's
character aud purposes. The bare intims-
lion that he would be capable OF such a
thing is contemplate and unwarranted.-
tica Observer DEM
President Arthur has performed great
many Unexpectedly creditsble acts during
The past year and half. Has he the cour-
age and seli.respect to cut entirely clear OF
The miserable alliance Of the administration
with Malone? If that cunning and unscru-
pulous spokesman were deprived of the
power which he uses in farming out the
Federal officers in Virginia, his coalition
moo would 20 to pieces like rope of sand.
PhilaGei uhia Chronicle DENY
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-05-19
BUSINESS POINTS.

Georgia alone will this year produce a
crop OF watermelOns worth on the ground
SlJNOoO
A lot OF 50o young COWS has been col
leCted in New Hampshire for Colorado par
ties as an experiment of cattle raising on
tue plains.
Trustworthy estimates show that $4,000
Oov were invested last year by English and
Scotch capitalists in the live stock business
in Wyoming and Texas.
The failure of the maple sugar crop in
Delaware county, y. Y, is the cOmpletest
for years, and will damage the farmers
some hundreds of thousands Of dollars.
1t is estimated that there are 100000
CvO feet OF white pine now standing in the
lower peninsula of Michigan, while in the
upper peninsula there are probably not
less than 7"o0,0Qo0OO feet.
A cotton mill is about to be built at Oak
land opposite San Francisco, to work up
the cotton now being raised in Southern
california. It is said sea island cotton can
be successfully grown there.
There is plan to purchase fOur-thou-
sand acre farm in the neighborhOod OF
Huntsville, Texas, for the employment of
CouyiCts whose length OF term and physi-
cal condition tit them for outdoor work.
A forestry congress will be held at Lake
de Funiak, Fla, in March, lN>i at which
steps will be taken for the preservation OF
American FORESTS subject particularly
important 10 the Mississippi Valley.
4 pulp mill for the manufacture of pal
1aetto fibre is about to be erected in Jack
sonville. Fla. and there is a fine opening
for one almost at any point in West
Florida. The raw matarial is abundant
everywhere.
Mr. Z. Cash, Superintendent OF the Oar
lingtOn sugar plantation, on the Brazos
river says: On all rivers of Texas that
empty into the Gulf of Mexico there are
lands we'll adapted to the production OF
sugar"
Mr. Mulhall, of the Royal Society OF
London, estimates the value OF all the
property in the United States at $1,000
10000 This he states to be more than
5000. OO. 900 in excess of the aggregate
earth oil Great Britain.
A correspondent writing from Portland,
Oregon, says: About ZOO acres Of timber
land have been denuded in the Sound
country within the past generation; and
yet this great forest has scarcely been
scratched
The business failures throughout the
county as reported to the Mercantile
Agency OF L. G. Dun X Co., during the
last seven days number IL, as against lj6
last week. The distribution was: New
England, -; Middle States, 81; Southern,
-; Western, So; Pacific States and Terri
torres, -; Csdada l.; New York city, :.
Total. III.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-05-19
BRIEFLY TOLD.

Most Of the Treasury girls at Washington
arc said TO have their salaries mortgaged
three months ahead.
Five thousand dollars will De spent Id
fireworks at the celebration OF the opening
of the Brooklyn bridge.
Newfoundland's seal season Will oe tue
lest for many years. Already 49o'OVV Oh
ne animals, valued at 81, 10000, have been
taken.
Atarc,nt sale in Leipzig, George W asn'
nstou's autograph brought S2S.'5; feteF'
the Greats. $22.75; Mary, Queen OF oco'S'
$50 IS. and Marie Antoinette's, Sll5.2o'
Nebraska has increased its population
!. .f96 per cent. in twenty years, and us . tax
able property 1920 per cent. Its per cent
NJ illiteracv is less than any other state VI
Territory.
A wealthy citizen Of Milwaukee VINO
offered to build $4,000 art museum iof
the benefit of the city, has withdrawn MS
pIedce, owing to lack of interest on the
part of the people.
Siberia now ranks only barely below the
limited States and Australia as a gold pro-
ducjpg country. The best Russian author
tiles think its mines will yield nearly or
onite s25.oooOuO worth of metal this year,
and the output is steadily increasing.
some 25D pilgrims will set out from Lon
don TO visit the shrine OF Our Lady Of
Lourdes, next Monday. The avowed OBJ
iect of the expedition is said to be that
ENGLAND may be cleared from the troubles
which now threaten her with regard to Ire
land.
Statistics collected in Prussia show that
about two persons in every 1000 stammer.
This would make 2,5OO,uoO stammerers in
he world But, as stammering among
North American Indians were unknown in
Cstlin's time, it is probably diseas lot
advanced civilization only.
A Decatur justice lately performed a
marriage ceremony for which ne received
twenty i've cents. all the money the groom
rosse>,ed. The bride, however, agreed to
maze up the deficiency as soon as her first
baby is horn. her father having promised
e, i've her 50 in honor of that event.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-05-19
RAkD0lPH'S RHLR0AD.
A General Rejoicing OS~r tlsr Asse
Election.
RJ,e~ini Ia the Re,fser

A General Rejoicing OSer thr LSss
Election.
SpecSoi 10 the Register.
BEVERLY, w. Va, May lS.-Democrstic
Randolph sends greeting TO Republican
Monongalia on her decisive vote, yester-
day, on subscribing $4,000 to aid the
Grafton and Greenbrier railroad company
IN constructing their road to this point.
"Gov." Stnrgis may now smile broad
smile when he reads OF the evident result
OF progress and enterprise from q Demo
cratic stronghold. The weather was very
dissgreesble here all day, but taking that
into consideration, an unusually large rote
was yolled, everybody working manfally
to bring cid
Randolph Out OF the Woods
and place her near the settlements. Soae
small opposition was de eSeloped early IN
/ the day by the opponents OF the railroad
but their forces being so sfnah and weak
they soon threw up the sponge, slipped
Off TO their holes and pulled the hole in
after them. Following is the vote by dis
t-icts. Beverly-For subscription. 20S;
ssainst, 20 Valley Bend-For, Ice; against,
1. Huttonsyille-For, l37; against, l3.
RoSripg Creek-For, 10; against. !. Seeds.
vills-For, %; against, "a. New Interest
For, 6g; against, -, Mingo-B'or, l06;
sgaiast, :. Dry Fork-For, l.; against, III.
Making total Of S9l votes
Por the Subscription,
to 32l against it, with Helvitis to hear
from, which will increase the vote about
50 or 60, but not interfere with the result.
Following is the vote for County Super.
intendent OF Schools: Il, w. Tayler, i3S;
A. S. BOsworth, All; James Madden, G6i.
Our people had grand jolliiication last
night over the result on the railroad ques-
ton. The town was illuminated with bon.
fires, and the band parded the streets dis.
coursing lively music. The strongest op.
position to the railroad was in Republican
Srrongholds, rs indicated in the vote by
districts. Randolph has by her vote lie.
cided TO come ints the settlements.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-05-19
STEAMER SUNK.
Lives LOst-A Bride Among the Miss.
Ing.

HARTFORD, May lS.-A special to the
Courant from GOedspeeds Landing, says:
The steamer Granite State burned to the
waters edge at O'Clock this morning She
had large freight, and is total loss. She
lies sunk on Lords island. Just above the
landing. Five persons are missing. The
body Of the second cook. Colored, named
Jackson, has been recovered.
HARTFORD. MAY lS.-The body OF Mrs. {.
/. Main, of New Haven, has been secured.
She was on her bridal trip and sprang over
board with her husband. They sank three
times when the main became entangieu IN
the paddle wheel, and was saved. 1t IS now
thought Mrs. Main and the second coOE'
named Jackson, Colored, were the oriyper-
sous drowned. Two deck passengers are
unaCcounted for, however.
Selloway, clerk of the boat, when the
whistle for landing at Good Speeds was
blown, proposed TO send the shipping
papers ashore that belonged there, as no
passengers were to be landed and but little
freight. No fire was discovered unit! the
boat was within a few feet Of the dock.
Selluway fastened TO awake the passengers.
In the meantime the agent of the boat on
shore had head and midship lines fastened,
but the boat was few feet away from the
dock. Not till this time had thsse on shore
discovered the SMOKE. out III very
time the flames burst out. SoCu AFTER
when most Of the passengers had
Gaihe red on the Deck
the boat began to swing away from the
dock and the power to handle her from the
pilot house and engine room was lost, tor
The fire had driven the engineer from his
post. where he remained till the bell wires
no longer worked, and the vessel was at
the mercy of the tide. The haYser was
seized by twenty men who put their whole
strength to the task OF pulling the boat to
the dock, and after steady pull, which at
first seemed of no avail. the boat began to
move inward and the planks were got OIL,
and the passengers went ashore in reason
able good order. There had been. OF course,
much fear and excitement during the
struggle. to reach the dock, but no loud
demonstrations
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-05-19
FIVE FREAKS
With Love as tho Primary Agent In
the Causes.
AN INDIANA LEGISLATORS SUICIDE
A Wedding Temporarily Postponed n
Woman's Charge Against Her Lover
"A Reporter Shoots His Girl
Killed With Brick.

RICHMOND, ISD, May 1S.-A hired man
on the farm OF the Hon. Mumford 8. Be-
son, representative OF this county in the
lower house of the State Assembly, went 10
the carriage house between and 5o'clock
Yesterday morning after some tools with
which to begin their days work, andTound
Mr.. Besson lying on his face in pool OF
blood with his throat cut and rope tied
about his legs. In hs right hand he heida
pocket knife, with the large blade open" He
wore shirt and pair OF pants, but had
no other clothes on. His boots, coat and
hat were afterwards found in his bedroom,
and under his pillow the servants found q
vial containing laudanum. The cook heard
a noise on the stairway aboat $3.50 o'clock,
and if is supposed that after Mr.. Beeson
had drank the laudanum he became alarm'
ed for fear that it would not do its work
rapidly enough and went to the carriage
To Hang Himself
Finding it impossible to arrange the halter
so that he would get a sufficient fall, he
tied his legs together to prevent strug-
gle, and drew the knife-blade across the
iugular vein. His wife has been an Invalid
for several years aud is at Cleveland under
treatment for what he has just learned was
a cancer, and this has borne with so mlch
weight on his mind that his reason was de-
throned, and he took his life while suiter-
ing from mental depression. He was the
son of the Hon. Othneil S. Beeson, an ex.
member OF the State Senate, and was esti.
mated to be worth $4,000 in good produc'
ing farm property. A son, Florence. Bee.
son, station agent of the Whitewater Valley
railroad at Beeson station, and an unmar:
ried daughter survive him. The scene OF
the suicide is about twenty miles south
west of here and is Off of any direct line
OF communication. Mr.. Beeson was
strictly temperate man, and had an un-
blemished reputation among his neighbors.
The family physician has been dispatched
to Cleveland to break the news to his wife.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-05-19
Chicago Iron Workers.

Some of the leading members vi the
Amalgamated Association OF Iron and
Steel Workers in this city say the work
men here will not heed any instruction
from the association to stop work from
June lst to August lSt, as proposed at the
Joint meeting of mill owners and men al
Pittsburgh; that conditions here are differ
ent: that the warm weather does
not begin so early; that there is
not an over supply here as there is
in the East, and if the association proposes
to run things in the interest Of the East
alone, It will result in division and the
formation of al association for the West
which will consider the interest Of Western
workmen. Manager Parks, OF the North
Chicago rolling mill, says; No matter
what action is taken at Pittsburgh about
the closing Of the iron mills June lst, for
two or three months, his mill will nOtehut
down
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-05-19
The Miners and operators Meet.

PrrTSRURGH May lS.-The Coal Miners
Organized by electing August Simmer
president, and W. A. McIntosh, secretary.
Hon. John Il. Mcclure, president OF the
Union National Bank, was chosen umpire.
The committee then appointed prepar-
ed a Joint petition asking the Court
to legalize the tribunal, after which an ad-
iournment was taken until tomorrow.
The best feeling was manifested on both
sides at the meeting. which encourages the
belief that an amicable settlement will be
reached at last
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-05-19
sNYDER'S MAJORITY
In the Third District About Fifteen
Hundred.

Special Dispatch 10 The Rtgistez.>
CHARLESTON, May 1s.--The returns are
not all in yet, but those received today are
more encouraging than any previous ones.
Pocohantas comes in with S25 majority for
Snyder, Nicholas gives 2GO, Wyoming adds
SO, with three precincts to hear from.
They may, however, give the county to
Brown by slight majority. Boone, SO
far as heard from, gives Snyder SO majority,
instead OF l5 for Brown as previously re-
ported. Raleigh will be about stand off,
both parties are claiming it. The other
counties stand about as reported last night
and the official returns will not materially
change the figures. Counting Wyoming,
Boone and Raleigh as a stand off and the
Little Drummer Boy" is 500 ahead, with
Mcdowell, Webster and Logan to hear
from. Put his majority at 1900 and you
will have il about right,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-05-19
P,essyterians AZ philadelphia.

PHILApEIPHIA, May lS.-The UeneraI
SYNOD of the Reformed Presbyterian
Church of America resumed its session
here to-day. Rev. Theodore w. Wells,
delegate from the General Synod OF the
Reformed Church of America, addressed
the convention, and expressed the hope
that the General Synod OF the Reformed
Presbyt yterian Church and the General Syn
oi Of the Reformed Church in America
might be continued to the mutual benefit
of both.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-05-19
OHering Ia COnprOnI.c.

ST LorIs, May I-.-The latest aiyices
from Dodge City, Kan, are to the effect
that the situation there is unchanged. Ad.
jutant General OF the State. Thos. Noon
light. is there in treaty with the city
authorities, who are offering to compro'
mise. but nothing definite mas yet been
uone. : delegation Of twelve citizens oil
Dodge City have gone 10 Topeka to consult
the toyefnor in regard TO the state OF
aHsirs. A dispatch from the Governor
saws: Luke Short has the right aud shall
return 10 Dodge City aud be protected.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-05-19
The GIittering Attraction OF $3.50, 900
Omen for All.

For the next three or four weeks wars,
politics, speculations, railroad. grain, oil,
real estate specu}ations, all give way 10 the
fact that some one will send ten dollars TO
N. A. Dauphin, New Orleans LIS. and draw
in the June 18th Tuesday, Grand Semi
Annual Drawing OF The Louisiana STATE
Lottery the golden prize of $50, ,o0l, enough
10 make any msn sGeeEP three times saa
'neE bis eyes.