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Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-09-18
FOREIGN.

The Federal Bank OF Melbourne, Vic
toria, was on the 25th robbed of $4,000.
ADvIcEs of the 25th from the Soudan
report that a mixed expedition of British
and native Egyptians, on steamers, at
tackled and destroyed the village of Shiuat,
on the Red Sea, killing many hostile
Arabs.
A VESSEL loaded with pilgrims was
wrecked in the Gulf Of Eden on the 25th
and one hundred passengers were drowned.
ADv1cEs of the 25th state that an epi-
demic of yellow-fever wa raging in the
State of Chiapas, on the Guatemalan
border. The fever was Of a violent type,
destroying entire families.
DETAILS of the recent great food in Can
ton (China) and vicinity were received at
Washington on the goth. More than ten
thousand persons lost their lives, and q far
greater number were left in a starving con-
dition. Entire villages were ingulfed.
Mr.. JOHN RUsK1N, the English art critic,
who has been dangerously i'll, was able to
go out walking on the 26th.
MEMORIAL services in honor of General
Grant were held at the City of Mexico on
the 9th, under the auspices Of the Munic-
! ipal Government, and were attended by
all the leading dignitaries and society
people.
AN armed party was on the eth report
ed to have sailed from Cuba for the Flor
ida keys for the purpose Of organizing q
flibustering expedition to overthrow the
Cuban Government.
AaRAR1AN outrages were increasing on
the 9th in County Kerry, Ireland. The
Earl of Devon offered to sell his tenants
their holdings under the provisions of the
Land Purchase bill.
JOHN RUSSELL YOUNG, recently Minis
ter to China, says that all the emigration
frsm that country to the United States
comes from the city Of Canton, wa Hong
Kong, which is under British jurisdiction.
The Chinese Government can not prohibit
its subjects from going to Hong Kong, and
once there they are beyond its control,
and their departure for America can only
be prevented by the English authorities.
HI number of new cases Of smallpox
reported in Montreal on the 2Sth was
greater than on any previous day since
the outbreak of the epidemic in that city.
SEVERAL thousand unemployed work.
men assembled in London on the osth and
demanded that the Government should
assist them to emigrate.
RTHERE were 1850 new cases of cholera
and 1,426 deaths in Spain during the
twenty-four hours ended at six p. m. on
the 2sth. In France sixty-eight deaths
were reported.
The Captain and twenty-on Of the crew
of the American whaling brig Isabella,
which was lost in the ice in Hudson Straits
in July, 1884, arrived at Halifax, Nova
Scotia, on the 18th on a steamer from Liv-
erpool. They were found last September
at q settlement called Acalier by the
whaler Ezra, and taken on board.
AN extensive mandatory OF surgical
instruments and druggists sundries in
London was burned on the 2sth, causing a
loss of $250,0Oo, and depriving our hun
dred men of employment.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-09-18
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL,

A RESIDENT Of Philadelphia asserted
positively on the 25th that he met and
conversed with c. Arthur Preller in that
city since the date of the ~latter's alleged
murder in st. Louis.
Ex-Governor REUBEN E. FENToN died
suddenly on the afternoon Of the 25th at
his desk in the First National Bank at
Jamestown N. Y. He was sixty. six
years of age.
The New York Republican State Cen.
trail Committee on the 25th selected Sara
toga as the place for holding the next
State Convention, and September % was
named as the date.
In a lecture at Chautauqua on the 25th
Rev. DR.. Newman compared General
Grant to Wellington, and said his intellect
was one of the greatest the age has pro-
duced.
GENERAL BUTLER on the 25th denied
that he had written a letter indorsing the
Administration, and claimed to be entire
ly out Of politics.
The Pennsylvania Prohibitionists metin
State Convention on the 25th at Harrisburg
and nominated Barr Spangler, of Marietta
County, for State Treasurer. THE platform
advocates prohibition of the Importation,
manufacture and sale of intoxicating
liquors; Endorses the Women's Christian
Temperance Union, and Acknowledgement
ds a penalty for corrupting the ballot.
The Pennsylvania Democrats in session
on the Goth at Harrisburg nominated Con
rad B. Day for State Treasurer.
A. M. KELLEY, the rejected Minister to
Italy and Austria, arrived in New York
on tho Goth on the Rhynland, accompanied
by his family.
HENRY WARD BEEcRRR will deliver the
Grant eulosy in Boston, by invitation Of
the City Council.
GENERAL JOHN A. LOGAN and wife and
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. 3. Marsh, who are sum-
mering among the Thousand Islands,
while posing in a boat on the Goth for the
benefit of all itinerant photographer, were
capsized, and had a narrow escape from
drowning. They were rescued by boat
men who were near.
AT the Iowa Republican State Conven.
tion at Des Moines on the 9th the follow.
ing ticket was nominated: For Governor,
William r. Larrabee, of Fayette County;
Lieutenant Governor, James A. T. Hull,
of Polk County; Judge of the Supreme
Court, Joseph NJ. Beck, present
incumbent; Superintendent of Pub
lie Instructions, John A. ,Ackers, pres.
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A MONSTER MoBBEo.

Al Locke, tho Slayer of Eight Persons
Fexas in One Day, Hanged by vigIlaul
-He Confessss His Crime, and He 81
There We're Six Others Whom He WaI
ed to Kill.
SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Aug. 2a.-Infon
ton from San Marcos reports that a mo5
seventy-fvo persons at BIanco on Wedn|
day night went to the Jail and demand
of Sheriff Jackson the keys. Jackson 4
he did not have them, and also decla1
that he could not procure the|
After a severe struggle Jackson was or,
powered. The keys were found On \
person, and the mob then entered the \
and took out Locke, the man who e|
mitted wholesale murder in johnson City
few days since.
When Locke was asked If he had an
thing to say he replied: II have" l4
ply to the question: ''Why did you i
them" he replied: ''They were fixing
mob me-" He was then asked if lie did
remember that his brother had told him !
the morning of the killing that he
Lockie) had better leave the country and |
as far away from it as he could. al replf
yes. "Did you kill every one whom u
felt disposed TO kill?!' ''No," replied Lock-
bitterly; II did not Six are still lr7
whom l wished to KILL" "Do you wish
pray%' II have been praying" said /
wretched man; then turning to all old M
in the crowd he said: "You pray for me-
The old man declined, saying: "The BIZ
does not teach me to pray for such as yea]
This ended the preliminaries. While
conversation was in progress LOCKE VI
ordered to mount the chair and stand on
The moose was then adjusted and attaenj
to a bough of the tree. The driver, at y
signal, moved forward and the muTde!a
was left suspended. The drop was s%|
Gent and death was instantaneous i
died without q struggle.
tLockie's relatives and peighbors Imply
to him crime with his s~tep-daughter anu y
W daughter. On Monday last Locke " N
to the residence of his brother. Berry hMr
aug shot and killed Berry and his ,ll bs[l:d
wife. 4 neighbor nnmed Johg, N NiehGiSS|
to go with him to Mr.. Stokes, T TRe1
he shot and killed Stokes. III I'll
Nicholson was lost sight OF. II
horse was tied therel when found, anu the11
supposed he also was killed. From .M mi
Locke went to his own house and ssoI s a.
cut the throat Of Mrs. Henry Locke ,s oh ~ nd
County. Tex, wife of his step-son, vi IiTN
on a visit to him. He also shot ana nhp1
there Mrs: Stokes. wife of the stokes ,l;,s u Fl
he had already killed. Then he Ki,sn n
daughter. Locke next attempted y lid
his wife, but, his cartridges oroohe
exhausted. he could not ire .,, unV I'D
shot, and she escaped. He ~ s s,atd
his own throat, mounted his horse ana ar s,1Gn|
IN the direction of johnson City. Aist = Who'd
o few yards he met Thomas Brunswlen, n" I'd
he attacked and into whom he pla , "
knife, inHicting fatal wounds. me nu us; Il
b rode toward johnson City, p .osa nrd
rested within two miles of it ny lh .errnnhani
ders, about twenty children are le1t wy
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-09-18
The Flood in China

WASHINGTON, Aug. 27.-Details of the
destruction in Canton (China) and vicinity
py the recent great rain-storm there have
neen received by private parties in this city.
Inc HOOD was the most serious which has
visited Canton In thirty years. More than
zen thousand persons lost their lives, and a
lar greater number are left in a starry
NY Soaoitlon. Entire villages were i'm
g ; ana the rice and silk crops in the
n ottan were almost ruined. Rain fell the
n ,"auer palt OF june, tiling and OVERLOOKING
MANY ol me rivers. The streets of Canton
We're flooded for over a week. At Ra1 NJ
City the water broke through the citv wal,
1t is reported several thousand naonia "vare
drowned j. that place. p' "e'e
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-09-18
Soon to Ee Reunited,

DETROIT. Mich, Aug. 26.-Fresman s,
GarSan ai,l wife were, nine years ago, in
Saginaw County, sentenced to life terms in
the ~Jackson;and Ionia prisons, respective.
ly, for the murder of Charles Smith. They
were convicted OIL the testimony of Smiths
widow, who was herself condemned to
ten years. Imprisonment as an accessory.
Just before her death, which occurred re-
Gently in the Detroit House of Correction.
Mrs. Smith confessed that her testimony
against the Cargans was a pure invention.
Mrs. Cargan's sentence has been com.
muted, and it is expected that her husband
will soon receive a paraQp.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-09-18
Saved After Months of Suffering

HALIFAX, N. S., Aug. 2s.-The S'es ,S,]
Nova Scotian, which arrived here ye'" i
from Liverpool, brought from 81 Jo'A.
F., Captain Seablossom and twenty Wv d
the crew of the American whaling ,i puM
bella, which was lost i'll the ice III il"~B et
Straits. The Isabella sailed from NJ ;aa ne
ford May 81, 1884, and entered the III ,hs id
on July II. She was crushed III ,wenl
on the goth of the same mon.. .hs rreG
miles north of North Bluff. Al OF twavaJ
twenty-three in number, and a sum .n lh
were saved. They wandered aDoul a1 IL" frb
ice for four days, suffering ntea r)o,,ienlen
the cold. They finally reached q s sera upa.
called Acalier, and remained 'A'''
September 8.
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1885-07-31
elected me from the place. It was

elected me from the place It was
then o'clock A. NJ
I went back into the office lit the
gas a. d hegan again on the contbina-
ton I knew that there were only
three or four million permutatipns and
comb natio.is OF numbers, AMI SO
thou, ht / wouid run through then all
1t .vou an't take ohg, and ., Vi ten
OF coarse @oulu he tn r'ght one
" inaias ep Tie dial on a btel.foof
sareephagus ali hight with the tier
mvlneter 10 degrees below Is exciting
but the excitement does not repay one
f r the nervous exhaustion aud resnl-
tant fatigue. Well, screwed that
Moth American dofunny around 20
right aud left as long AS | can 7eniem
Der, and when the senior partner came
down at 9 o'clock he said ] sat there
with small lamp in my hand mechan
.cally turning the knob back and forth
and yearn.ng for my bed clothes
I When we opened the vault we found
tie bedding in there al right and per
fectly safe. never saw anything SO
safe as that bedding was. 1t seemed
20 me that it was almost too safe.
When thing is SO secure you can't
get ityourseif, you naturally think that
the matter of e,ulity can be overdone.
Tie foregoing incident, as I give it,
is absolutely aud entirely true, with
one exception. Bob was the hero of
TIE whole thing instead of myself |
told him | was going to give it to the
pubic, and he consented on condition
that | would make myself the victim,
and he was so sensitive about it that [
rut it in that way. People can laugh
at me all they please. ! am used to it
| and [ don't care.
HUDSON, Wis, April 7. BILL NYE.
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Bill Nye on Vesuvius.

Unethousan eight hundred and eigh-
ty-four years ago the Roman geo graph r
and weather crank, Strabo, spoke of
Vesuvius as burnt mountain; but it
had not at that time turned itself wrong
side out. Quite forest grew where
the crater Low stands. For fifty years
Vesuvius had bilious spells, but kept
on drawing its salary without loss of
time, but in A. D. 70 it turned itself
loose and tore up the ground good
deal Real Estate went TO an aston
isbihg hight, but became depressed at
once. Ire south half Of the mountain
was jerked loose, as Pliny has it, and
knocked gal'y-west. This was followed
by shower of hot, wet ashes, which
completely oLliterated Pompeii and
Herculaneum. These two towns have
been exhumed lately, but, owing TO the
delay OF the authorities in doing so, no
lives were saved. These cities are not
covered with lava Sci ntists say that
the ruins were found under deep lsyer
of volcanic tufa. / do not know what
tuia is, but presume the term is PER
fectlv proper and saf. to use in good
society. | have heard of the tnfa cigar,
which is sold at the rate of tufa for 5
cents, bur am comparatively ignorant
of the general appearance of volcanic
tufa Ingleside.
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1885-07-31
Never too Late to Learn.

All, nothing l. too late
Till the tired heert sh.ffi cease to palpitats.
Cato learned creek at eighty. Sophocles
Wrote his gran. uEy'dus, and Simoaodes
Bore of the prize of verse from his compeers
When eaea had numbered more than fourscore
And Theapbrastus at fogrscore and ten years,
had but heggn his characters of men.
Ch4u at Woodstock With the nigi-tingales
At sixty vi ote III canterbury Tales;
Goe.ae at Wennar, toiilg 70 tie last,
Comfesed faast whei' eishiy Years were past.
These are mecca exceptions, but taey show
How Iat the -uil sire N oi cur yos.gh may Cow
IN 0 tas Ayctie g.en of our lives
Where l.ttle else taaniife I.seH s.lviyes.
For age is opporu ity, ITO less
Than youth itself, though in another dress,
And as the evening twilight fade. awav,
The sky is filled with stars invisible by day
lLoNGFELLow-
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CITY OFFICERS.

Trustees:
j. G. FULLERTON. J. J. CAULFrELD,
L G. WaEELER, Thomas GRIsDALE,
o. I. Wills.
EIecorder. ......T FonD !.
Marshal -. .GEoKGE LA>cFSnEre
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A Seminole War Renaissance

Mn. EDIToR: For some time | have
been thinking | would wlite some rem
iniscenees cf the S, minole Indian wars
in F.oiida during the years 1886 to
1913, also in ls49, and again in 1856
10 1859 The ole propose to relate
now occurred in 1888. There was a
lottaHon of Georgia Volunteers lying
in cpnrp near the town Of NewIansviIle
Ill Alaehua eounty, Fla, IN whieh there
was a surgeon who was continuity
murmuring because the troops were rot
in active service. He wanted to have
IN engagcffi';c-f' witla~sthem skins; he
wanted to kill and scalp an Indian to
take hon TO Georgia. Unfortunately
for him there was lieutenant who had
some doubts of his prowess, SO he laid
pl,n to test his courage. About one
mile from camp there WAS duck-rond,
on one side of Which there was ''hun-
mock" CT thick woods-a nice place for
an amLus, ade. He arranged with
eight or ten nlen TO go to this thicket,
while lie would take the Doctor out
hunting (Which was a very common
pa>tlne). The Doctor readily cens, n
ted. v hen they arrived at the pond,
they made circle around When
ering ;he tilieket the Doctor sa d:
Lieu enai t, thete ma, be danger in
soiu2 afonpd." 81 think not, piled
tht il, uteuant, 1--WE have scouts out"
So, Wien they reached the tlicket, the
MT hidden there fred a voley Of bank
cartridges. Tie lieutenant fell, and
called 10 the Doctor tEat he was dead
nan, aud leeging him 10 shoot the red
skins. About this time the concealed
men gave the war whoop. my" said
the lieutenant, when relating the story
aftelwaid, 'sHow the Doctor did run
jump ng logs and t.ee-tcps like an old
luck" When the valiant surgeon got
out of sight, The lieutenant aid ambus-
cade rolled about over the prairie adj
joining the pond, actually suffering with
laus liter. The Doctor had thrown down
his gun, aud was fairly II. ing when the
1 ll,.1 % 1ir, II -
the pubic read about quarter of
mile, and to every one lie met he would
yel, .Iudians::"
tn S cured the Doctor, and I was
told that he final y resigned rather than
face the continual csmp,jests.-E E. A.
TUCKER in Nashville Advocate.
Idaho officers are awaiting a requisi-
ton from Gcv. Moody, says the News,
for Peter Wnhers and Albert FurDan.
two notorious characters charged with
horse stealing in Eastern Oregon.
Witners was captured and detained last
week, and few days ago Furman was
taken in tow in Altnras county. BE
promptly expressed his willingness to
90 with The officer, but Ell route induced
Linn to accempa y him up short gulch
where he haa, he SAID, Two horses which
! he wished 10 take along When the
officer advanced with him Furnian drew
revolver and compel ed him 10 beat
hasts retreat. He gave the alarm so
soon however, that Furman was speed
lily reeaptured and held in $1,000 bail
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THE CENTRAL HOTEL.

Having again a~sum d the manage.
men. Of this well-known House, Of
which We are The owners, We take
this method of informing the public
that it will he
FIRsT-CLAss IN EVERY PARTIcUIARl
Meals and Lodging per day .sl 90
Meals. ............... ................... 2s
Lodging. ................ ..................... 2
SUBTRACTION GUARANTEED.
ST. d z GARRISON.
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THE PEOPLES
| GROCERY STORE.
o. II. FLOCK

TJAS JUST OPENED A NEW AND NICE STOCK
L of Family groceries in the Belils Building.
wnere he viii glad ali wanting Goods in his
line. country produce taken in exchange. orders
from the country wlll rece,ve careful attention.
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Order Of Publication.

In the District Court Of the Second Judicial Dis.
trict Of the Territory of Idaho In and for tho
County Of Alturas.-In the matter Of z. Hecke-
thorn, an Insolvent Debtor
Z. Heckethorn, having filed in this court hts
petition, schedule and inventory In insolvency,
by which 1t appears that he Is insolvent debtor,
the said E. Heckethorn Is hereby declsr ed to be
insolvent. d. i. Kain Of the creditors OF said
insolvent, is hsrsby appointed Receiver. and d..
rected to take possession OF all the estate real and
personal. Of the said Z. Heckethorn, debtor. ex.
cept such may be by law exempt from execu.
ton and Of ALL his deeds. vouchers books Of &C.
count and papers, and keep the same safely until
the appointment Of AN assignee Of his estate All
persons are forbidden to pay any debts to the said
nsolvent, OF to deliver any property belonging to
him, to any person. Arm or corporation. or asao-
citation, for hs use. The said debtor IL hereby for.
hidden to transfer or deliver anv property until
the further order Of this court. except ~ herein
tered 1t il further ordered that all the cred.
itors Of said debtor be and appear before the Hon.
orable Case Broderck. Judge of the District Court
Of the Second Judicial District, 1t chambers, in
Boise City, Ada County, Idaho Territory. on the
tenth day of September. A. d. 1885. at 10 O'Clock
q. M Of that day to prove their debts. or to show
cause. II they can why an assignment Of the In
solvent 3 estate should not be Lnsds and he be
discharged from his debts. and the prayer Of the
alleged insolvent should not be granted and
choose more assignees of the estate Of said
published p the WooD RIvla TINES, . newspaper
Of general circulation published in the town Of
Haley, Altnrsa County, Idaho Territory. for at
least irty days before the day set for the meeting
Of creditors And it 10 further ordered that In the
meantime all proceedings against the said insolv.
ent be stayed. CASE BRODERICK.
District Judge.
| Dated at HALEY. Idaho, August 8, A. d. 1855.
DRUNER PARSONS BRUNEn, attorneys for peti.
t.on.r. aus Sod
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