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Morning journal and courier., 1885-08-28
Each love is hedged with divinity, The last diviner than the Trinity.

And to-day we'll be free,
 We will banish all trouble and care, And we'll laugh, and we'll sing, With our hearts beating light as the air. From our homes far and wide we have met To ningle with those that we love- To honor our name, nor forget
 To give thanks to our father above
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-03-27
OF THE WEEK.
Interesting News Compilation
CONGRESSIONAL.
Second Session.


e TUESDAY, March 3.-The Deficiency and
Fertilization bills were passed in the
Senate, and the Indian Appropriation
and River and Harbor bills were consid-
cred, but no action was taken. A confer
ence report on the General Pension bill
was submitted. In the House the Senate's
amendments to the Sundry Civil bill were
n~on-concurred in and conferees were ap.
pointed. The conference report on the
Post-oifice and Indian bills was submitted,
announcing continued disagreement, and
a new conference was appointed. The
conference report on the Pension bill was
adopted. The bill as agreed to appropri-
ates $50, 0 $1,000.
WEDNESDAY, March Ain the Senate
all of the remaining appropriation bills
Except the River mud Harbor) were
passed. A communication was received
from President Arthur nominating Ulysses
s. Grant to be General IN the retired list
of the army and the nomination vas
unanimously confirmed. Mr.. Hendricks
was then sworn in as Vice-President by
Senator Edmunds, when the Senate adj
journed sine die. Mr.. Hendricks immedi-
ately called tho new Senate Of the Forty
ninth Congress to order in extra session.
In the House the bill to place General
Grant OF the retired list Of the army was
passed-yeas, 1893; nays, Is. Speaker Car.
Isle then adjourned the House sine die.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-03-27
The New York Chambes of e1aamercs
on the 9Th elected ex-President Arthur an

THE New York Chamber Of e~Nnnnerce
on the 9Th elected ex-President Arthur an
honorary member.
o. L. PRuDEN, who has been bearer \of
Presidential communications to Congress
since the days of Grant, has been retained
by the new Administration.
THE nineteenth session of the Nebraska
Legislature adjourned sine die IN the 9Th.
E. WILLIS WILSON (Dem.) was inau-
gurated Governor of West Virginia at
Wheeling on the 9th.
GENERAL GRANTS condition continued
to show improvement on the 9th, and he
said to his family that he had not felt so
well in many weeks.
HENRY STuLL, one hundred and five
years of age, who died on the 9th 1t Ba-
tavia, O., served in the war Of 1872 at Lun-
dy's Lane and Chippewa.
GENERAL j. c. BLACK, of Illinois has
accepted the nomination for United States
Commissioner of Pensions.
The National Committee of the National
Greenbdck party on the 9th issued an ad-
dress condemning the "hard money! lsgis-
lation of recent years, appealing to the
people in favor of silver coinage and legal
tender notes, blaming Congress for not
passing the Interstate Commerce bill and
the bill FORGETTING unearned land grants,
and d~enouncing the expulsion of the Okla
homa settlers as "an unprecented crime
against American citizenship"
THE Presidents first official act after She
nomination of his Cabinet was to af1x his
signature on the 9th to the commission of
General U. S. Grant as an officer on the
retired list OF the army.
The Minnesota Legislature adjourned
sine die on the 9th.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-03-27
FOREIGN.

FoRTY.sEvEN miners were killed in an
explosion on the Sd brought on by fire.
damp at Usworth colliery, in Sunderland,
Eng.
CAPTAIN JOHN TRAYNoR and Fritz
Federmans, who sailed from st. John's.
Newfoundland, for England in q thirteen
foot dory, had OF the Sd been out one hum
dred and fifty mine days and were believed
to have been lost.
The entrances to the Parliament build
ings in Ottawa, Ont, are carefully guarded
through fear of dynamite plots.
IT was reported on the Sd that a fearful
state of affairs existed in Cuba owing to
the great stagnation in business. Bands
of unemployed laborers were prowling
about the country, making d~epredations
on the planters u carrying off valuables.
PROTESTANT church on the mountain
side near Glenfnen, Ireland, was de-
stroyed by dynamite on the Sd.
ADvICEs of the Sd from Suakim say the
garrison of Kassala has had another battle
with the Hadendowas and been completely
defeated. The Emir writes that unless
speedily relieved the garrison will sue
cumb to famine.
p1OpOoeO CaudA WcdUy UcOWccu Duc
United States and Nicaragua has unani-
mously passed the Nicaragua Senate.
The Sultan of Zanzibar has been form
ally notified of the annexation by Ger
many of $500 square miles of his do
minions.
IT cost $4,000 to repair the damage by
the recent dynamite explosions in the Par
lament buildings at London.
1T was reported on the 9th that the Brit
ish Government had accepted the offers
made by the colonies to furnish troops for
service in the Soudan.
THERE was on explosion on the 9th in a
c%olliery at KarwinAAustria, where LAT men
were at work. Nothing had been learned
as to their fate.
UNUSUAL precautions were on the 9th
adopted at the Parliament in Quebec, and
strangers were only permitted to enter
after severe scrutiny.
The Union Manufacturing Company's
wooden mills at Toronto, Ont, were burned
the other night, two firemen who jumped
from windows being fatally injured.
The King of Servia has amnestied 700
prisoners connected with the revolution of
1884,
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-03-27
senate-Extra Session.

e THURSDAY, March 5.-The President
sent to the Senate the nominations of
Thomas F. Bayard for Secretary of State,
Daniel Manning for the Treasury, William
c. Endicott for the War Portfolio. William
c. Whitney for the Navy, L. @. C., Lamar
for the Interior, William F. Villas for
Postmaster General, and A. II. Garland
for Attorney General. Senator Riddle
berger objected to Mr.. Bayard for his at
titude on the Irish question, and consider
alton Of the list went over for the day.
FRIDAY, March Gin the Senate MI.
Val Wyck introduced a resolution di-
recting the Secretary of the Interior to re-
port the facts connected with the hasty is
sue of land patents to the New Orleans,
Vicksburg & Baton Rogue Road. The
members of the new Cabinet were con-
Grmed.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-03-27
LATER NEWS.


The members tof the new Cabinet took
the oath of office on the 18th and entered
upon their duties. Secretary Lamar re-
tanned E. P. Hanna as his private secre-
tary. Mr.. Hanna has occupied this posi-
tlon under four successive Secretaries.
A I on the sth at Albany, Mo-, de-
stroyed the Opera-House block, valued at
100000, and all the records of the county.
A HORSE disease which carries off more
than half the animals attacked prevailed
on the It'll over q vide area of Western
Ohio.
GOVERNOR LOWRY, of Mississippi, OF the
18th appointed General E. c. Walthall to
succeed Secretary Lamar as United STAGES
Senator from that State.
WASHINGTON advices of the It'll state
that the receipts for the eight months of
the current fiscal year ended February 90
show a falling off of nearly $40, o0O, 600,
compared with the corresponding eight
months of the preceding fiscal year. In
customs the falling off was nearly $13,000,-
600 and acknowledgements over 50, 1000, 900.
The campaign against the Mehdi has
collapsed for the present, and no further
offensive operations on tie Nile will take
place before autumn.
THE cholera has broken out at Batavia, q
city in Java.
GENERAL BRIERE DE L'ISLE, commando
ing the French troops in Tonquin, am
nounced on the Sth that he had raised the
siege of Tuyen-Kwang and driven away
the Chinese besieging forces. TIL Chinese
loss was very large.
GENERAL GRANTS condition was some-
what improved on the Sth.
AT twenty-six leading clearinghouse
in the United States the exchanges during
the week ended on the 9TH aggregated
$751, e94,01o, against 1913, 254.1 the previ-
GUS week. AS compared with the corre-
spending period of 1884, the falling of
amounts to 81 per cent.
The six-day roller-skating race at New
York ended at ten p. m. on the eth, Dono-
van, of Elmira, being the winner, having
scored 1902 miles. Only ten of the thirty
starters held OUT to The end.
FURTHER particulars on the sth from the
recent mine explosion at Karwin, in Aus
trian Silesia, state that 1913 dead bodies
had been recovered and several men were
still missing.
THE bottom-lands in Clark County, Mo-.
bordering on the Des Moines and Missis-
sippi Rivers, were on the 9Th a sea of water
and ice, owing to an ice-gorge, and the
country for even miles west and farther
south was flooded to a depth varying from
one to five feet. Three miles of the Eeyp-
tian levee on the Des Moines was gone.
and the water of the river found an outlet
over the farming lands. st. Francisville
and a portion of Alexandria were flooded.
aud the inhabitants had moved out.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-03-27

EIGHT HUNDRED coal -min45 at severa
mines near Pittsburgh, Pa, struck on the
9Th for an advance in wages.
MRS. ABIGAIL GARDNER, who thirty
years 6 was sent to the Massachusetts,
State Prison for life for numbering her
husband, confessed the crime on the 9th to
the prison chaplain. She is now seventy
seven years old.
ACCORDING TO an arrangement between
them, August Schafer a few days ago
poisoned his wife at Burnet, Tex, and
after she was dead took u deadly dose him.
self. They left a three-year-old child.
THE Dakota Council on the 9th passed
the bill (Which had previously passed the
House) to remove the capital from Bis
marck to Pierre, by a vote of II to 10.
THE steamer Waves boiler exploded on
the 9th at Wilmington, N. c., blowing into
the river three persons, who were drowned,
and badly injuring several others. The
boat was completely wrecked.
The Superintendent of the Naval OBJ
servatory at Washington stated on the 9th
that the annular eclipse of the sun would
take place on the 10Th inst. between the
hours of 7:45 a. M. Pacific coast time, and
1S:SS y. Ill EdSueTu Ollue.
SEVERAL school children at Cleveland
were on the 9th bitten by a mad dog.
P~IcKPocKETs at the Pennsylvania Rail-
way station in Washington On the 9th took
1907 from Hon. John H. Reagan, of Texas,
and $40 from Hon. Charles B. Lore, of
Delaware.
WILLIAM CoRBrN and John Garnes, of
Boone County, KY, quarreled about a dog
a few days ago, and fought with revolvers,
both being killed.
SPECIAL kilograms on the 9Th to Brad
streets from leading trade oenters gave "a
brighter look to the general trade situa-
ton than had been reported for some
months.
The po~st-oface and custom house at Bis
marck, D. T., were destroyed by fire on the
9th.
"a LAM explosion on the 9th fred the
Dunkirk House at Bradford, Pa, two men
being burned to death, others escaping by
jumping from the windows.
NEAR Grenada, Miss, the other might q
collision occurred between mail and ex.
press trains on the Illinois Central Road,
the engines and four cars being knocked
into splinters. Both firemen and an un.
known IA were killed, aud several other
persons were injured.
E. R. BUTz, q respectable young man who
was committed to Jail in Reading, Pa, be.
cause of the non-payment Of a small bill
for which he became responsible, and who
subsequently went insane over his troubles,
died in the County Insane Asylum on the
9Th. He refused food for ten days. But2
came from Minneapolis, and was about to
be married when arrested.
JACOB SNYDER, aged twenty-five years
of Akron, O., went crazy the other night
and tried TO strangle his infant child, say
ing the Lord told him to kill her. The
neighbors rushed in and bound him, saw.
ing the child.
In the United States and Canada there
were 2GO business failures during the seven
days ended on the 9Th, against SIC
the previous seven days. The distribu-
ton was as follows: Middle States, IS;
New England States, So; Western, IS;
Southern, So; Pacific States and Terrific.
ries. %; Canada. IS.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-03-27
Appointed Senator Pro Tenn.

CONCORD, N. H., March 5.--Governo5
maze has appointed Henry w. Blair United
states Senator ad interim. Senator Bla..I
successor will be chosen by the Legislature.
Which ASSEMBLIES in June.
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msdtea1.
Attention, Doctors.

Everybody knows that the life Of the
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easier, and he can effect more cures by
Tic proper and judicious use Of PRRUNA.
tflie will only add this great remedy 10
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direction for Its use will DO found In the
"Il!s Of Life" and he should at once pro-
cure this valuable book.
N. ]. Wright, Business Agent Evening
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benefit received from the use Of your
medicines, PERuEA and MANALIN.
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: Mrs. Ellen Maynard, Oswego, Potter
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more than halfas large as they were.
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YOUR PERUNA and MASALIN arc doing a
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Joseph Thomas, East Brady, Pa,
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Mr.. C. II. Harris, New Vienna, Ohio,
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nErrNpINo rnE.wAR ~.

Mr.. Sayer presented a resolution rccit-
ing the fact that proposition has been
made in Congress to refund to the States
the war tax paid by each, and that this
measure, II carried out, would place $20S,-
$50 in the treasury Of this State, and cali
ing upon the Representatives and Senators
in Congress from this State to support the
Bill. On motion OF Col. White the rcso-
luton was referred to the Committee on
Federal Relations.
The bill to punish the crime Of burglary
and Mr.. Robertson's bill concerning
county coroners were recommitted.
The bill authorizing the appointment OF
county detectives, the bill making It a
misdemeanor to bet and the bill making
Il unlawful TO trap or snare birds, or to
kill cartridges or wild turkeys between
January and November |, were rejected.
a large number Of bills were read the
first time and sent TO the printer, and
few were read the second time and order
ed 10 be enGrossed for q third reading.
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Medicine Co., Props, Cleveland, Ohio.
Saratoga High Rock Spring Water for sale
by druggists. Wholesale agents: Logan &
Co., Wheeling, W. Va, and ]. @. Dent &
Co., Bridgeport, Ohio. paw
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ID f.
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A FORMER invalid writes: "Iwas greatly
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THE WONDER oFwAsHtNGToN.

what Green Statesman Thought of the
National Capital.
Roehesta Po.tEuress.
When Nesmith was elected to the Sem
ate from Oregon, in the early part OF the
war, he had never been in Washington;
never been East Of the Rocky Mountains,
in fact, since he emigrated as a boy to the
Pacific Slope to seek his fortune. He had
never seen railroad or locomotive until
he struck the Panama road at the 18th
mus, and, as he described himself, was
''ereen as q squash.n In his own delight
full way-for he was an inimitable story
teller, and used to "swap yarns with Mr..
Lincoln whenever they met, TO the latters
infinite delectation-he was in the habit
OF rehearsing some Of his early experiences
in New York and Washington during this
period of verdancy.
Upon reaching Washington, being too
bashiul TO present his credentials and be
sworn in at once, he spent q day or two
looking down upon that distinguished
body from seat in the gallery, 50 as to
''get the hang OF things little" before he
ventured on the floor His difiidence
wore OFF after a little, and his great fund
OF anecdote, his fine vein Of humor, his
frontier frankness and originality Of
character and manner drew roand
him warm friends Of both par
ties. Standing one dayin a group Of Sena-
tors who had been questioning him con-
corning his adventurous life, Senator VIII
son, OF Massachusetts,, said: 81 under
stand, Senator, that you had never seen
railroad until you came East, and that
everything Of that sort in the way OF mod.
ern Improvements was entirely new to |
you. Now, am curious to know what
struck you as being the most wonderful
thing that met your observation on this
side OF the continent?"
"Sesmith hesitated a moment and then
said: "Well, I spent my first two or
three days in Washington up there in the
gallery, looking at the Senate, and think
what most filled me with wonder was the
thought that I, who went of TO Oregon
years ago poor, uneducated boy, should
be here as member OF the highest legis-
latiye body in tho country. That was
my greatest wonder"
"Well-but-I don't mean that exactly"
said Wilson, who was chiefly curious
about what mechanical continuance or in
vention had excited most surprise-"but
what, alter that, most surprised you?"
"Well," said Nesmith, dropping his seri-
GUS manner and putting on quizzical ex-
preston, II think after the sensation OF
surprise at being here myself, what excited
most wonder was how the d. the rest OF
you got here" -,
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some Famous Kisses.

cRtoaSo 7fssas Z.
It may not be generally remembered,
but one OF our best known verses had its
spring in the pensioning OF Thomas Car
lyle. Mr.. Carlyle was too sturdy Q man
TO write so as to attract the attention OF
the gentlemen who held the strings OF the
nations purse; but Leigh Hunt under
took the task, succeeded in getting Carlyle
a pension OF $500, and, when he came
with the good news, Mrs. Carlyle was so
oyeFyioyed that she kissed him. 1t was
the occasion for Hunts well know impro-
visation:
Jenny kissed mo when we met,
jumping from the chair she sat In;
Time, you thief. who love toyet
Sweeps into your list, put that In.
Say that health and wealth have missed me;
Say I'm growing old, but add
Jenny kissed me-
No doubt the kisses OF the young lovers
taste better than any luxury yet dis
covered-they must be spooncy, and in
nocent, and untutored-for kisses, like
other nectar Of the gods, lose their flavor
in time.
They stood above the world,
in world apart,
And she dropped her happy eyes
And StIlletl the throbbiug pulses
Other happy heart;
Aud the moonlight foil over her,
Her secret to discover,
As though no human lover
Had laid his kisses there.
While the hero Of Locksley Hall said:
Many an evening by the water did We watch the
stately ships;
the lips.
The dramatic kiss has attracted consid-
cradle attention. The way in which I'm.
ina Abbott kisses that handsome Castle,
who plays paul" to her "yirginia," is too
much, too much. It's recorded variously
US "emotional,r. "paroxysmal," "spon-
tuneons," absorbing" and everybody
wondered when little Emma learned TO
kiss in that way. Sarah Bernhard makes
a little rush ut her vis.a-yis, and kisses
him behind the ear before he knows what
it is all about. Mary Anderson's kisses
remind IN actor who plays with her OF the
time lie put his tongue to frozen lamp
post when boy, and now all the old boys
are looking for lamp. posts to kiss. Here ia
o daring bit Of sentiment:
Up to her chamber window
4 slight wire tre1lls grows,
Aud up this ROmeO's ladder
Chambers bold white rose.
To her scarlet lips she holds him,
And kisses him many u time;
All me! II was lie that won her,
Because he dared to climb.