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The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-08-22
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County Commissioners Proceedings
Al adjourned meeting Of the comfy board
convened on Tuesday with the full board pres
cut. Tbs forenoon was occupied in examining
afiaavita relative to assessments. The afternoon
was eccnpied in examining the reports OF school
township treasurers and clerks in pursuance OF
section 90 Of the school law. On "Wednesday
lie ezaaipation YES continued and warrants
were ordered drawn in favor of the following
named SCHOOL officers: Bath, clerk and treas
urer. $40 each; Carlisl clerk and treasurer,
SIS each, Columbia, clerk SIS. treasurer $751;
Detroit, clerk and treasufer, $50 EACH Newhope'
clerk and treasurer, SIS each; Westport, clerk
and treasurer, SIS each.
Thg reports Of treasurars Rna elsrks OF Brain
ard, el5fsai6nt, Gem, Henry, oneota and Ron
deli t6waships were examined and showed SUI
fciest salary allowed by the township boards
There was, therefore, no salary allowed by the
commissioners.
The reports from Aberdeen, Frederick, Green
sala. Hansen. ordwsy Riverside and Warner
Townships yera examined and not being found
eo-sot aceopaing 70 the tressurer's books wers
he's ORES ustl tbs aext ne-6agcf the board.
r-or.s q tVsasussrs az Allison, Cambria
ersaa tsuzsips s1d elsrk's report Of
est uz Ee seton vss deferred
rs asu meaE No reports were cue
nssa Iaa-y, Osoasl4 Palmyra,
rna save @ sswzsLps tAving besn
- sre ugFr.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-01-10
More About the BeIleviiIe Horror.

BELLEvILLE, ILL.,, Jan. 9.-Digglng in
the ruins of the burned convent was pur'
sued all day. The walls Of the building IL
several places prs sent avery dangerous
looking appearance, being cracked aud
sagged and likely to topple over without a
moments warning. A large crowd is al.
ways in the vicinity Of the building eager to
catch first glimpse Of any corpse recov-
cred, and should the walls fall outward the
loss Of life would at least equal that
occasioned by the burning OF the institu-
ton. Some Of the walls became so unsafe
Yesterday that Mayor Weber ordered them
torn down, while others just as dangerous
we're allowed to remain stand.
ing. The detail OF police which
kept the crowds Of people tthe first
day after the fire were removed as soon as
the walls cooled and became really danger.
Gus, the sole responsibility OF preventing
serious loss Of life from falling walls now
resting on one old man, who is stationed
In the rear Of the building where the curl.
osiiy.seeker never visits. The search for
the missing victims was resumed early this
morning by Street Commission r Stromberg
and a large force Of men, but is progressing
very slowly. The debris Is burning fierce.
~ under the top layer of bricks and mortar,
making 1t very difficult task fol
the men to continue the work. A buckle,
brigade, consisting Of two men, was form
ed this morning,'to temporarily cool the
spots at which the men are working. Ac.
. is,e uhfoh ha vpn RI, 10
now being carried on, the building will not
be cleared till some time next week.
About II O'Clock, the first and only corpse
found to-day, was unearthed in the cellar
of The northwest wing OF the building and
consisted of about two handsfu Of bones,
crisp and burned almost to ashes. Some
of the convent people now claim there are
only two more victims unaccOunted for,
but the Coroner is certain that ten more
bodies are In the building. The search will
be continued without intermission till q
O'Clock this evening, when 1t Ia expected
all who persisted In the large dormitory
will be found.
The unclaimed bodies will be removed
from the morgue to the church this after.
noon, as soon as the cOroner's jury con-
clude their inquiries, and will be in state in
the church all night. The church will be
Illuminated and remain open for all who
wish to visit the remains before II O'Clock.
The gentlemen OF the parish, at a meeting
held this morning, decided to keep night.
watch over the remains, and will remain
with them till tomorrow morning. when
the funeral services commence. The re-
mains Of Mother Mary Jerome have been
removed from the morgue to the Orphan
Asylum, but will be taken TO the church
this afternoon with the other bodies. A
telegram was received from Bishop Bates,
OF Alton, this morning, stating he would
arrive in Belleville this evening to conduct
| the funeral services Tomorrow morning.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-01-10
The Nihilists' seePet Telegraph.
[San Tra ncisoo Chyouityl>

The secret telegraph Of he Nf6kssts and
other political offenders Is weshsS in sae
prisons to the occasional bsASdt & sAsss -,
fortunatss. u was not 10 b sssssssd sshs
political offenders could bs isss oNAsst -
gsshsr, even on the Separate eaiT sytssm,
without soms Of them discoveries a0npa
II secret Mtssoomm',nisatioa. Astshaers
Srap" their uspgaess 10 each sshxzs nj "a.
periencs has sAswn that an asQeaass ssr
nay receive saa unaarstsaA . uSmsnunssa.
ton thus made Msoneh NJ thlsAsN As1aoa.
wall. The rap esrresasnd ysYu,Sfap san
Tie isttsys Of a. slyhabst. vrloA q ssyssasi
for tAs pSspose k,.Astsosas Rag ~ h R4.
Ean) into - A6sA The 2sss SAgtnn!ga 9Th
"a" and the iAss hsgtnniae sA0 AoslaH ~
series with "a fAs dve rapptn3 N0sssss
the row in WHICH The isssss . -ars<soea sac
for first, two lss ssosst. 80 ~ o., - a.
ssqusnt raps. gtsea asssr 4iehtp>ss. tAs~
the number Of The fssssr b ~ 40
At hrst shs sasls nsss h. ksrt y. .h.lsipa,
but after little prssd~' -. gsesAsst srA
bied 70 dtspsnss Stth anssusoiea- ssHsy.ss
to 1t, The usssa0s SsisH. ssosAss4 g ~ sAs
Norss selse,spsS, II ebs t~so K UuAsts
standing "a shs place Of issts,s ~ -, b
not so much h shs system isssts .. y ~ w.
hiistic msshoA Of asnips'ssus tAa(ssss
with view 10 conesAlnenA thb u tiAss
from what happened in oas Of shs essSal
prisons not many weeks age. Novo tsa
gone round 70 protest pot sniy sss,ass "a,
excess Of heavy work. out ~s~ssIt eus H.
quality Of the food Supplied u sAs priso--.s
and the protest was to take shs torn v
refusal to perform the usual ~.~. 81 ne
men being called together afte' er-AsfsA
Somehow or other the gsvsra,i ,StalAsa
the message a. Il had been sappsd sas sssl
ell the walls. but he took it literally - piss
70 break prison BY the whole Of sh- ss.sictA
70 be armed tho whole Of the ~ArAs~ - ~
teeth, taking elective measure - rrs,soa,
the assembly On the morrow. fon h,saAA,
had highly beneficial effect ups" so- al.es
pline Of the prisoners. for the .onv,cNs -
tanned not only immediate in1,uAs, FROM
heavy tasks to which they had ne, TEN &c
custoned. but have since been cnjsy,ns sst-
ter food and more humane treatpsW
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-01-10
An Umbrella a Mile WEE
Inter Ocean. !

The municipality Of Buenos Ayres has re-
ceived a singular propositions trcn .,s> Ger
man mechanical engineers, usue't " o<sn,
hofer and John Fuckgen. ThN s6W o.
cover the city with huge umnr,ilA a. hAss
of which IL 70 b 67N feet 10 aiamseah a.
height 500 feet ribs Of can p>M Nses
inches in circumference, ana siess M apars
and lining Of wrought iPos. sss sAh Aall
inches thics. The great sling ~,IA. Is. 90.
ward upon the system Il Heratas s'sesbp-s,
and VIXEN raised will We one iai,s 90 hs1
wide. Around 1t will he cara tor0uuc
eating with the Plata river, to .epy Iva,
the water that might overflow the ~. u.
work is estimated at the msase sun OF
Is, 100000
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-01-10
In Favor Of National Banks.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 9.-The Banking
and Currency Committee organized thi,
morning The general question of legisla-
ton to prevent the contraction Of the ma
iional bank currency was briefly discussed.
Messrs. Potter. Hunt and Armentrout,
Democratic members Of the committee, eX-
pressed themselves as decidedly In favor of
such legislation, and as friends OF the ma
ticnal banking system. Mr.. Potter gave
notice that he proposed Introducing oil
providing for the exchange Of the existing
bonds for twenty-year 2per. cent. bond;
and providing that circulation issued on
such bond will not be subject to l per
cent. tax. A bill authorizing the First
National Bank Of Fort Worth. Texas, 10
increase its capital stock to not exceeding
500 900 was acted upon favorably.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-01-10
The Duty on Wool.

WAsHINGToN, Jan. 0.--It has been pre-
sumed by some Of the Ohio members work
ing for restoration on the duty OF wool that
they will be joined by the Texas delegation.
A United press reporter to-day asked Mr..
ReGan, oldest member from Lone Star
State what he and bis colleagues intend to
do respecting the matter. 81 have not
vet heard any definite opinion. l know we
are in favor of downward scale In wool
and everything else that wool enters into. y
Mr.. Potter, Of New York, at the meeting
Of the House committee on banking cur
rency to-day gave notice that he would
present bill authorizing the issuance OF
two per cent. bonds, TO run twenty years,
which could be used as security on National
banks.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-01-10
A CHASTITY MYSTERY.
Andover Massachusetts, Excited Over an
Unoauny Apparitiou.
Chased Into an Ola Church and Gap.
tured by Man Of Nerve-The
DenOument.

LOWELL, Mass, Jan. 9.-About two
miles from Andover, and perhaps FIVE
miles nom Lowell. stands an old stone
church that has seen a hundred years dit
over it. roof, and in the neighboring grave.
yard Iepose the respected bones Of genuine
descendants of the Plymouth pilgrims.
'Jntll within the last few weeks this re-
spectacle old edfce and its surroundings
were considered eminently guileless and
innocuous, but about December 1 decid-
ed sensation was created by the appearance
of what was called bona tide ghost. A
sheeted spectre had appeared a number Of
times in the road leading past the grave
yard, and had frightened many horses and
more men almost
OUT OF THEIR WITS.
On several occasions the apparition was
given chase by adventurous rustics. but II
always succeeded In Guiding their grasp
and disappeared in some mysterious man
ner within the church. tower-a solid struc-
ture, rising some fifty feet from the ground
the top surrounded with bell said to have
been east from Lord CORVALLIS cannon.
DR.. N was hastily summoned to An
dover about 9 o'clock last Sunday night to
attend patient 10 the last stages Of disso-
luton. About midnight he set out upon
h. return to Lowell. As he neaTed the
graveyard OF the old stone church figure
in white suddenly appeared at his horse's
hem. A negro driver, accompanied the
doctor, and, throwing his reins TO him, he
gave chase to the appariton. Up the
road it fed with the doctor IN hot
pursuit. Twice he almost had the
spectre in his grasp, and each time in
SOME UNCANNY MANNER
II eIuded him. They nesred the church,
snd just at the door leading to the belfry
tue ghost disappeared. Nothing daunted,
the doctor followed. Up the steps he
climbed, and at the very summit he came
upon the fleeing figure. He seized 1t by
the throat, when, lol he discovered that he
had a gibbering maniac In bis hands. 1t
was farmer whose name he ascertained
was Leroy, a Frenchman, who for some
time had been in the habit Of stealing out
OF his daughters house near by anG prac-
ticing ghostly pranks upon his neighbOrs.
Everybody knew that Leroy was out of nis
mind, but no one suspected him Of the es.
capades which have now been traced 10
him. Leroy was man OF some means,
but his property Is now in the hands OF the
lunacy commissioner. He owned property
| In Lowell and its surroundings estimated
At $50, 900. DR.. N. says that Leroy has
soitemng of the brain and is in the last
stages Of that disease. These particulars
have just come to light and Andoyer is
much relieved at the solution Of the ghost.
ly mystery,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-01-10
ENCOURAGING OUTLOOK.
The Success Of the Mississippi River
Convention Already Assured.


WASHINGTON, Jan. Cool Wright
continues to receive great encouragement
In regard to the Mississippi River C,ny'n'
,ion. The Governors of States and Board,
of Trade In the various cities interested are
appointing delegates, aud there is every
reason TO believe that the convention will
be great success. The Presidents mes
sagc,on the Mississippi is looked upon as
likely to prove assistance to the cause.
O'Neill made a vigorous speech in the
House to-day In support of the committee
on the Mississippi River Improvements and
In favor OF sending the Presidents m ssage
to that committee.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-01-10
SMALLPOX
and
FITTING Of Small
Pox PREVENTED

A member ofmy fam.
lily was taken with
Small -pox. | used the
Fluid the patient was
not delinous, was not
pitted, and was about
the house again in three
weeks. and no others
had it. - J w. PARK
rSsos, Philadelphia.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-01-10
HpNvy DA,uAs.,, demanded.

PiNcKNEYvILLE, H., Jan, 9.-Prot. G.
A. Carver, OF the Cape Girardeau College,
has brought suit against the 81, Louis Co,I
railroad for $4,000, While standing on
the depot platform about three month, a.o a
train backing up, struck his arm, breaking
1t in two places below the elbow and per-
manentIy disabling him. He was professor
OF penmanship and cannot continue his du.
ties
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-01-10
Scarlet Fever
| Cured.

Vanderbilt University, Nashville, Tenn.
testify 10 the most excellent qualities Of Prof
DarbY Prophylactic Fluid As dislnfectan, and
detergent 1t is both theoretically and practically
superior to any preparation with which am &C.
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Hon. ALEXANDER II. STEPHENS, Of Georgia.
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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-01-10
Fight Among Indiana.

MILWAUKEE, Jan. 9.-News was re-
celved here this morning from Waussu OF a
fierce encounter between a band Of Chip
pc~as and Pottawatomes In the town Of
HUT. thirty miles west Of Wausau. last
Saturday. The trouble arose about Indian
games. During the fight Indians are re.
ported slain and a number wounded. The
authorities are investigating.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-01-10

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cases Of Diphtheria yield
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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-01-10
Caused by SNOW.

BUFFALO, n. Y, Jan. 9.-Two engines
train, crashed into two light engines AZ
Porter avenue this morning. Engines d.
moished. Engineer Brown and fireman
jackson injured. None of the passengers
hurt. Cause, snow.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-01-10
TranscOnsinentaI Association.

CHICAGO, Jan. "a meeting OF the
transcontnental association opened here
this morning. II is Of great importance,
great fears are expressed that the associ-
stion cannot longer be maintained owing t.
formation Of a tripartite combinationand its
issue with burlington. Every road in the
association is represented.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-01-10
Re- Elected.

COLUMBUS, Jan. 9.---At the annual meet
ing of the stockholders Of the Columbus
Stocking Valley and Toledo railroad, the
old board Of directors were reelected with
the exception Of j. W. Ellis, Of New
York, resigned. His place is filed by j.
W. Wade, of Cleveland.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-01-10
Carlisle 70 be Osered q seua,orship.

WASHINGTON, Jan. GA majority OF
the Kentucky delegation here now express
the belief that Speaker Carlisle will be nom
mated next Monday night by the Demo-
cratic caucus for United States Senator to
succeed Senator Williams. They put his
fun strength at SO votes, it requiring 60 to
nominate. " Carlisle would send tee-
gram pre-. emptorily declining the nomina-
'ion, these gentlemen say, Blackburn
would probably be nominated.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-01-10

PiTTsBURG, Pa, Jan. ga Baltimore
dispatch says Theresa Stura has gone to
New York, where she will be educated for
Italian operas. She will appear in public
under the management of Freddie Geb-
hardt.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-01-10
SC hOOner Ashore.

WASHINGTON, jan. 9.-Signal service
corps stationed At Atlantic City, n. j., re-
ports the three masted schooner Robert
Morgan, from Salem, Massachusetts, to
Philadelphia In ballast and came ashore
this morning and now lies high aud dry.
The vessel will probably be gotten on with.
out damage.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-01-10
FRANKS LATE MOVEMENTS.


After being surrendered to his bondsmen
by the court in GaIlattin in December,
Frank James returned to Independence.
where he took up his residence in board.
Ing house with his wife. 1t was during his
residence there that steps were taken for
his arrest by United States authorities to
answer for the Musse Shoals robbery in
Alabama, and for obstructine the mails at
Blue Cut. He spent Christmas eve and
Christmas day In the house OF
VIM. l.. Hill, mile or two from Iudepen
dcncc, and then returned to town. On the
nd he was taken before Judge Krckcl, Of
tn United States District Court, in Kansas
City, ty whom he was remauded back to
hi, bondsmen, on the ground that as the
state authorities were the first to obtain
possession Of the prisoner they were en-
titled to hold him until no longer wanted.
when taken with the present attack Of
pneumonia few days ago.. he vas removed
10 thc residence of his father-i law, Col.
Sam Ralston, near Independence.
THE CRIMES CHARGED TO HIM.
Should James survive and succeed in
having all the charges against him In this
state dismissed, he would be turned over
to the United States authorities, and the
charge OF the Mussel Shoals, Ala, robbery
would be prosecuted against him. Failure
TO convict him OF that crime would prob.
ably be followed by requisition from tho
Minnesota authorities who claim to be ablc
to make out case against him for par
ticipation In the North6eld bank robbery,
when Cashier Haywood was killed by the
Youngcrs and tn cir five confederates, only
two OF whom escaped; tho latter are be-
heved to have been Frank and Jesse
James,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-01-10
LtverDOOl.

" heat and corn arrived dull. Wheat
toarrlve dull and heavy. Corn
to arrive steady. Mark Lane-Wheat
and corn dull. Country markets quiet.
California wheat to arrive declined 81 !.
Spot wheat dull; No. 2 spring 8s 3D. \
No. 8 spring, none in market; Western
winter, Is cd. Mixed western corn firm
at os 3D.. Demand from Continent anu
for
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-01-10
Fire al Dallas.

CHICAGO, Jan. "a brief despatch WIS
received from Dallas, Texas, at O'Clock
this morning saying that great fire was
raging in the town Of Baird, two hundred
miles distant. No communication except
railroad wire.