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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1886-12-01
AMALGANATION OFTRADES UNIONS


A Proposal to Unity Them Into state and
National Organizations.
Pittsburgh dispatch.
A call has been issued here for con-
vention of all the trades unions in the
United States and Canada to meet at CO.
lumbus, Ohio, on Wednesday, Dec. s. The
objects OF this meeting are to form trades
assemblies, councils, and unions In every
city in America; to found State trades as
semblies, or State labor congresses, to in
fiuence Stats legislation in the interest Of
the working masses; to establish national
and international trades unions, based upon
the stsict re, ignition Of the autonomy Of
each trade; to form an American fedora
ton or alliance Of all national and inter-
national trades unions; 10 secure national
legislation in the interest Of workingmen;
and influence public opinion by peaceful
and legal methods in favor of organized
labor, and to aid the labor press OF Ameri-
ca and 10 disseminate tracts and literature
on the labor movement.
The basis Of representation will be-:
From national or International unions, less
than 1000 members, one delegate; 1000 or
more, two delegates; 5000 or more, three
delegates; $4,000 or more, four delegates;
81, 600 or more, five delegates; and sdNon;
from each local trades union, not having Z
national or International union, one dele.
gate, but no trades union shall be entitled
to representation thnt has not been organ
lied three months prior to the session OF
the convention. p. J. Mcclure, OF the
Brotherhood Of Carpenters. signs the cir
cular. with President Wcihe Of the ANAL
gamated Association, P.F Fitzpatrick OF
the Iron holders Union, A. 6trasser Of
the Cigar Makers Union, and Chris Evans
Of the Miners Association. It is expected
that the gathering will be productive Of
great results for labor organizations.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1886-12-01
THE WEST.

A CYCLONE, or electric storm struck Cir
ard, Kansas, at $40 Monday morning aud
passed through the residence portion Of
the town from the southwest to the north.
east. The path Of the storm was only fifty
10 seventy-ive feet wide. All OF the
lighter buildings were demolished, but the
larger and more substantial buildings stood
the shock without much damage. A num-
Der of persons were injured. Outside of
Girard the damage was slight.
AN Oshkosh dispatch OF Monday says
that Carlton Foster l. Co. made voluntary
assignment to H. A. Jewell for the benefit
of their creditors. The firm has been one
OF the principal sash, door and blind
manufacturers in the Northwest It's
senior member, Carlton Foster. is Mayor
of the city. The liabilities are estimated
at 100000 and the assets at $3.50, 900.
The principal creditors live in Oshkosh.
Two hundred men are thrown out of work.
In the new Cyclorama building at De-
trolt, Mich, Monday morning, the scatfold-
ing gave way, precipitating four carpenters
to the ground fifty feet below. Michael
Geogler was instantly killed. J. Austin's
face was crushed SO that he died while on
the way to the hospital. William Readers
leg was broken and he was injured intern
ally. His recovery is doubtful. George
Phillips sustained internal injuries, besides
having a broken leg and smashed arm.
Two others saved themselves by catching
ON the broken scaffolding.
SEVEN Grow Indians, among them Big
Thunder, the famous Grow chief, and his
son, White Eagle, IRE reported to have
drowned while attempting to cross the Mis-
souii river at q point some ton miles above
Bismarck, Dakota.
RElMER BROS. OF Creston, Iowa, dealers
in dry goods and millinery, assigned ON
Monday last.
The United States Revenue Collector
seized 1000 pounds of oleomargarine
found in the possession Of Dickerson 4
Sheldon, merchants Of Knoxville, Iowa.
While the Arm will be obliged to appear
and answer before this United States Court
at Des Moines, no penalty viii probably at.
tach, since it Is CLEAR they vera unaware Of
The. character Of the article, having bought
Il for genuine butter.
4 TEE Chicago, Milwaukee, and 81. Pail
Railroad Company has setslSd aho0t bali
~ danses clsima growing ont ~ ~ dis.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1886-12-01
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EX.MlNINTER LOWELL.
His Engagement to Lady Lytton, Widow
Of the Late Lord Lytton.

James Russell Lowell, poet, litteratcur,
diplomat, and late United States Minister
to the Court Of st. James. is going to be
married. The BRIDE elect is Lady Lytton,
widow of the late and aunt by marriage Of
the present Lord Lytton. Lady Lytten
has, like Mr.. Lowell, been already twice
married. She has three children, and is
about forty years old. Mr.. Lowell is sixty.
MIR. Lowell has been prominently before
the public the past few weeks by his con-
troversy with Julian Hawthorne. Mr..
Lowell sharply criticised the conduct of
Mr.. Hawthorne in taking advantage Of an
old friend Of his father to make public
what was said in the strictest confidence.
Mr.. Hawthorne, in defense Of his
course, intimated that Mr.. Lowell did
know he was being interviewed.
Mr.. Lowell then published a letter
in which he reaffirmed his statement that
he did not know, and never even suspected
Mr.. Hawthorne's purpose in visiting him.
and adds: IF he [Hawthornel shall as
sert that he told me for what he came. and
that understood him. shall feel obliged
to leave the matter with those who know
us both as question of veracity between
him and me.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1886-12-01

yearly insal Of 80, 500. They offsf 70 sell
to tensnss twenty years purchase on the
government yalua'i lou, tenants paying
ainnall ID per cent under The present
rental. The brapets company Offers g.
Os5 a1sgs 1t d yesriy renal Of e12,soo at
eighteen years pirchdse. The tenants
accepts Inc offers. The transfer covers
nearly IL he county of Londonderry.
The oroe V,'emyd. 81. Petersburg
newspaper, commenting upon the rumor
that va between Germany and Russia is
impendnag. says If there is one thing Rus
STA will rjoice to exhaust her last drop Of
hleod on, it is to upheld her independ-
ence against the Germans.
The ms in which Lord Coleridee of
LONDON. was sued by his in-law.
Adamss OF heavy damages for vili6cation
Of chars iar. has been determined in favor
Of Lord go.eridge.
SIR ROWLAND BLENNRRHAssETr will
prcbntis be ppo;nteA 4undsr Secrstass fee
Ireland in place OF Sir Robert Hamilton.
PRINCESS BEATRICE, wife of Prince
Henry Of Battenberg, and youngest daugh-
ter Of Queen Victoria, has given birth to Q
son. Mother and son are doing we'll.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1886-12-01
POLITICAL.

Gov. MELLETTE says he will convene
the Dakota Legislature Dec. Is.
The President has appointed Bishop
Gordon Receiver for the land Office OF Red
wool Falls, MINI.
The official canvass OF tho vote of the
State of Virginia by counties, with the ex-
ccption OF Buchanan county, shows the
following result OF the popular vote:
Democratic, 102, 22l; opposition, consisting
of Independent Democrats, Republicans,
ETC., l2a,oso; opposition majority, 2o,S59.
In the Gubefnatorial election in 1885, the
vote stood: Lee, Democrat, l52,5A4; Wise,
Republican, l36.4l0: Democratic majority,
1904.
MIR. GEORGE W. CHILps positively de.
clines 10 be candidate for Mayor OF
Philadelphia, Notwithstanding the move
ment in his behalf was SO popular that
ayowed candidates we're willing to with
draw should he have signifed his willing
ness to accept the honor.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1886-12-01
THE SOUTH

A COPY of the will of the late Don
Tomas Terry, the wealthy Cuban planter,
has been filed in the Surrogates Office, in
New York, Terry having considerable
property IN that city. The estate is valued
ut $50, OOO, 600, of which $4,000, 900 is in
vested in this country. Besides the widow,
there are six children to share in this vast
fortune.
ADvICRs from CITY of Mexico state that
Manning, the new Minister TO Mexico, had
been on a constant spree for five days prior
to Monday last, being unable to be present
the legation or leave his room-a raving
maniac from the effect of intoxication.
His disgraceful conduct having become
| public he has written on explanatory letter
to Secretary Bayard aud promises that If
he gets drunk again he will resign.
LOUISVILLE dispatch states that there
is n surplus of Kentucky whisky amounting
Ia three million gallons, and that the pro-
duction will be cut down six million from
that now proposed.
SENAIOk W ABE nAMPION, "utle ueeI.
hunting on his Mississippi plantation acct
dentally discharged his gun, instantly kill
ing the horse he was riding. The animal
/ fell on the Senator, who was SO severely
injured that he was several hours
extrcating himself, he having become
separated from his party before the occur
enco of the accidents. He was found by
his companions about o'clock at night
wandering in The woods with badly
MANNED limb.
! TWENTY fresh eases of cholera are re-
! ported i'll Bnenos Ayers. The disease has
1 spread 10 Eusenada, Corjova and San
| Nicolas.
J Ex-Gor. joins s. PHELPS died on the
! 2.th inst. It! the ST. Louis Mulanphy Hos
bial SISTER, on Grand avenue. whittier
| he had been removed from The Southern
/ Hotel few days before.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1886-12-01
ELK POINT UNION COUNTY DECEMBER 1886

aster at East Rio, on the 26th OF Octobes.
The husbands Of Mrs. Sherer and Mrs.
Johns, OF Winona, Mimi, each received
their money. The amounts given cannot
lie ascettained, but the first settlements
have been made at the rate Of $4,000 each.
The law provides that damages in each case
shall not exceed $1,000.
The English speaking section Of the
Socialistic Lalor party OF Chicago, has
declared it's opposition to the proposed CO.
operative packing house in the Town Of
Lake.
ARTICLES Of incorporation for the Chi
cago, Kansas and Western Road we're fled
with the County Recorder at Keokuk. on
Saturday last. Capital stock 81, 500. 900,
divided in shares of 800 each. The line
will be constructed from point on the
Mississippi River in Lee County, Iowa. in
a southwestern direction through Missouri
| 10 Kansas City. This is the proposed To-
/, peka and Santa Fe line.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1886-12-01

The Fearful Fate Of Unfortunate Miss
Daisy Trick, Of Daavllle,
Illinois.
Horribly Laceratel by the Teeth Of >
Newfoundland Dog, She Dies
Of Hydrophobia
iCniceyo telegram. !

iChicayo teiesram.i
Daisy Trick, Of Danville. ILL.,, died a the
house Of W. II. Daniels, at the conner OF
Fifty seventh and La SalIe streets, yester-
day, Of bydrophoba. Four wethe tgo tine
girl, who was hut fifteen years old. was
playing with large Newfoundland dog
belongieg to Mr.. Daniels. at whose Louise
she made her home. The animal VS. mn
usually good natured, and the children
In the neighbofhood made pllyfeilow OF
him. On the morning Of Oct. IL girl
who lived near by caine to the house and
d0g actod raAl1sr nga$s This ~ aeHaen
what unusual, az the visitor had been in
the habit Of playing with him. No serious
thought was paid TO his demeanor. however,
the supposiiion being that he was simply
in ill-Lumor. Miss Daisy called to the
dog, hut instead Of o5eying her he attacked
the neighbours girl more ferociously than
before, and succeeded in throwing her down
and tearing her clothing before he could be
conquered.
The unfortunate Trick girl took hold Of
the canine and led him to the barn. When
she was about to close the door behind her,
he made dash for her throat. Before as
sistance could reach her, his fangs had
penetrated the back Of her neck, her erms,
i er ear, and the side of her face. She
tainted away, and when picked up WAS np-
parently lifeless. Medical attendance was
summoned, the young lady rallied. and il
was thought that she was out of danger.
| Mr.. Daniels and his family, however.
feared tie result. The dog was shot, and
every precaution taken to remove every
thing which would tend to recall the terri
BILE event to the girls mind.
On the ninth day suspit ious symptoms
| induced friends to send the patient to St
Luke's Hospital, where she underwent O
course of treatment, and returned home q
| few days later under the impression
that a cure had been completed. Thurs.
day she complained Of feeling strangely
Within few hours the symptoms grew %
alarming that physician was sent for. De.
! spite all efforts she was attacked witt
| spasms, which followed closely upon one
| another.
| The most itiful feature Of the case
| was that she retained consciousness.
throughout, opiates failing entirely t
deaden her suffering. Several persons
were required TO hold her in bed, and !
| was with the utmost difficulty that she wa
restrained from biting some Of her attend
ants. Drs. Whitman and Lovewell admin
istered chloroform in large doses, but 1t hat
no effect. She cried for water constantly
and when il was brought she would scream
in terror. Thus her suffering continued un
til yesterday morning at 1:3n, when sh'
passed away Her death was not SO VIC
lent as her previous illness, her nervou
system seeming to give away suddenly q
| the last
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1886-12-01
FROM FOREIGN LANDS.

An American adyenturess, named Kate
Bellmond. alias Marqnise Rose lie 10 Sale,
who has taken refuge in England, has been
sentenced, in default 70 two years impris-
oninent for obtaining money under false
pretenses BY means Of letters purporting to
have been signed BY DR. Colin, late Bishop
Of Southwark.
LONDON city companies have resolved to
sell their lands IN the North Of ireland on
easy terms 70 tenants. The 6alt<rs Com.
pany will transfer 5000 acres u shs pur-
,;hase prizes 81 EQn,0so under the tssms Of
tho Ashtourns at. The TishmongeTs
company win transfer 2eS. 0tln aepAs Il !
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1886-12-01
Smiling Smiles.

When to quit work When the clock
strikes.
A friend in knead The baker.
A friend in deed-The real estate man.
First Secretary Of the Interior Jonah.
The money makers Employees in the
mint.
Decline Of the drama--A managers re-
fusal.
A sound instruction. music teacher.
A frig;d smile Iced champagne.
Pretty slim board "A single.
A tumble-down affair - A wrestling
match.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1886-12-01

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MARKET QUOTATIONS.

NEW YORK.
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Evening star., 1886-12-03
THE CAMPBELL DIVORCE CASE.
Te~simsOny as to shc Plainsifrs Rela.
u6Ous with uDr. Bipd.

LONDON. De-. a-In the Campbell divorce case
this afternoon the witness Elizabeth Evans. con-
tinuing her testimony, said that after Gen Butler
left the house Lady Colin came down and began &c
sing and play Lord Colin called her and she went
to his ROOM and said she did not know he was
home and asked him why he had not come into the
drawing-room. He replied: Because YOU had a
visitor there" Lady Colin answered: 'Only ths
child
once witness saw Dr. Bird sitting on . stool nc
Lady Collins feet. Dr. Bird met Lady colin M the
Leigh Court station. Witness once saw letter In
Lady Collins handwriting fall out OF Dr. Birds
case or Instruments
Annie Durry. Lord CampbeIls nurse testified
mat she was engaged In 1872 10 attend the de-
iehoant Lady Colin gave him, witness said. but
itle niue attention. Her visits were scarcely ever
him.
Lady Colin became IN IN April Her ailment
ten DAYS afterward, said: '-ponr talk about Lady
coins Illness Just say Lady colin had a cold
WITNESS basing her observation on seventeen
Years experience a nurse. believed that Lady
carrying
pr. Bird dined in the house and remained In
Lazy COINS bed room until IL O'Clock. Lord colin
said: isn't Il rather late Doctorg Is LADY, colin
nurse here"
THE DOCTOR rFII ASLEEP
Dr. Bird answered: IL fcll aSlcep and forgot the
tme: After this Illness Lady Colin wore half
-, - h"op emerald ring. and when she went into
stones ol The ring around from the top To the
lower SIDE of the finger that bore IT,
Wines oeing asked why, being Lord Collins
hufSs she dld not inform him ot what she saw
said she refrained from doing ~ because She felt
certain tnat ultimately he Would nnd n all out
Lady Collins Illness witness continued com
menced on April l4th and by the Iath v'ttneSs
had concluded that her ladyship had suffered !,
miscarriage, Witness was not aware however
lhat any operation had been performed. and never
heard that such was the case until now when me
idea was suggested by counsels question
Evening star., 1886-12-03
PERsoNALI.-Senator Harrison has telegraphed
that he will reach Washington to-morrow.-Se1l-

PERsONAIL.-Senator Harrison has telegraphed
that he will reach Washington to-morrow.-Sen-
ator Ingalls, will also arrive to-morrow.-Repre-
sentative Rogers and family, r. N. Baskin OF Salt
Lake, T. X. TrOWdle and A. HaverSteck, OF Chicago.
w. II. Edwards and w. s. Edwards, OF West Virginia.
A Sehgman. OF Paris, France, Rev. G. w. Both
well, OF New Orleans, Geo. b. HaZletOn, of San
Francisco, e. Nell, OF Cleveland, NJ. X. Levy, W. e
Schaffner, +. Hornly, J. Belden and A. d. Schotz
OF New York, and NJ. Adler, OF Atlanta are at VIII
lard's.-Mr. f. b. Richardson, Washington cor
respondent Of the Atlanta Consultation, has ar
rived, and is ut the MetropOlitan.-Mr. st. Clair
McKelway, editor OF the Brooklyn Eagle, C. p
Stevenson, OF Pittsburg, and j. 81. Orvis, OF Man.
chester, Vt, are at the hggs:-Chas II. Tweed
Wormley'S-Gen. Hazen, chief OF the signal ser
vice, was registered in New York last night
Representative Adams, OF Illinois, Representative
elect James. OF Virginia, G. w. Bennett OF Salt
Lake City, Col. JAS Forney, and VIM. A. Frevey OF
BROOKLYN state Senator N. E. Murphy, W. H. Mur.
tina, Edward Kearney and Major Ii. d. Bulk
ley, OF New YORK, are at the Arlington
Senator Mitchell OF Oregon, Representative Bragg.
s. 8. Eiam and w. w. Scott, OF Richmond III
Given Hager, OF Missouri H. H. EdQertOn Of
Danbury, Conn.,, Geo. F. Roach. OF Boston and
Hiram A. Burt, OF Marquette Wis are al the
Ebbitt.-SenatOr Walthau and wife A. j. Con-
Stantine ChaS. i. Dingee, and VIM. E UptegrOye
OF New York, are at Welckers.-Representat
FOrney, Richardson, Dibble and Candee, are at the
Metropolitan. an.-Representatives White, Harris,
Oates and Thompson and Judge Keith, OF Virginia.
are aI the Nati0naL-Mr. Il. NJ, Seeds manaQ1n9
editor OF the Springfield tOhto) Times, and Wife,
are ct W1llardk
Evening star., 1886-12-03
The McQuade Trial.
FALKENBERG, WHO APPOACHED TALEsMAN GRAY,
CHARGfD WITH EMBRACERY.

New YORK, Dec. a-The arrest of the alleged
jury tamperers yesterday caused the court room
where the proceedings in the trial OF ex-Alderman
McQuade are going on to be crowded this morning.
IL was understood that Falkenberg who attempted
10 approach TaleSman Gray would be arraigned
before Recorder Smythe to-day on the charge OF
embracery.
Shortly after the recorder took his seat an officer
arralgned before him an understood man, wearing
Il Dlack muSt8che and hair. He told the court
That his name was Herman Falkenberg, and
Lawyer Hummell stood up and said that he repre-
sented the prisoner. Mr.. HunInell said his client
was tailor by trade and 81 years old. He
read written reply to the charge from his
client. 1t declared the accused to be in
any onense, and and states s'D that he merely merely
mentioned the case of McQuade to Mr.. Gray.
AND, Mr.. Hummell went on, 81 was about to add
tnat Mr.. Gray introduced the subject himself"
Falkenberg waived examination and was held in
$1,000 for trial Falkenberg was allowed to re-
MAN IN Ihe court room until bail could be pro-
cured. He was ba1led later in the day.
The tr1al was then resumed. The three myste-
r1ous prisoners were kept in a corner, carefully
guarded
Evening star., 1886-12-03
Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE ND, Dec. 3-Vryinia SKIES, con.
solidated 55 do. tenfOrties, 433S; do. threes,
633a bid to-day
.;lsa, BALTIMORE, , Nd, Dec 3-cetton firm and
street and western super 35a2 75; do extra, Boa
do extra 8, lOa3 80; Rio brands 450a4s7; Patapscc
family, 1:l5 do superlative patent, $50. Wheat
southern firm; western steady: southern red, 9Oa92
southern amber, 91a93; No. 2 western winter red.
spot and December, SO AaS614; January S8aSS4 Feb
ruary. s9;saS94s; May, 93A bid Corn-southern
white, 4ea4s; southern yellow, 46a4s; western mixed.
46ss; February, 47a bid; steamer, 44a44A Oats
hrm-southern 3Oa35; western white, 35a37:
western mixed. 33a:4; Pennsylvania, 30a35. Rye
hrni, oSa60 Hay steady and quiet-prime to choice
western. g. 0Oal4 90: Provisions quiet and nominas
Ne Mess an43 BHk and clear
Butter tirnt-western packed l:}a1S: creamery 23a0
Eggs steady, 24a25. Petroleum hgher-refned, ia.
Coffee higher-Rio cargoes ordinary to fair, 1254a
IA. Sugar steady and Huet-A soft 81; copper
ess 90 @ey per saa
flour, 1913 barrels: wheat, As 900 bushels corn
$4,000 bushels: oats, 5000 bushels; rye, 1000
bushels Shipnents-four 500 barrels: wheat
133OO0 bushels; corn, $4,000 bushels. Sales
wheat, 1910 bushels; cOrn l64, 600 bushels.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. ILL. Dec; 3. l p. m.-Close-wheat
active and strong-Cash, 775s; January, 7SA Feb
5anGsry 5nT 5?s a. fyb s ssga Tay
lis Pork stesdy-Cash, 10 Is; JANUARY, Il Is: Nay
1142H. Lard frn-Cash, 6.10; January, $50; Feb
ruary, 6.27x.
Evening star., 1886-12-03
DIED.
BAGNAM- On Friday. December

BAGNAM On Friday. December Cd 1886 NJ q 40
O'Clock am, CATHERINE, beloved wife of William
Baenam, aged seyentytwo years.
Tie funeral will take place from her late residence
523 Thirteenth street northwest, Monday, nine
O'Clock am. Requiem high mass will be held Of Sc
Patricks church at $50.
ENNISs. On December Sd, 1886 after q short ul-
ness, WALTER JEROME ENNlsS. beloved son a
James and Flora Enniss.
God giyeth and God taketh away. Blessed be ths
name OF the Lord
Funeral win take place from parents residence so a
street southwest on Sunday st one O'Clock. Faeoda
invited 20 attend
GRAMIICH On ThursdAy, December 2, 1885, after
short illnesa JOSEPHINE the beloved wife Of John
p. 0rsmlich, aeed twenty five years
Funeral VIII take place from her late residence 1904
Sixth street southwest Saturday, December 4.
st two O'Clock p m. Relatives and friends ere ~
JANNEY. On Thursday, December 2, 1886, ANNA
deuehter Of the late Jonsthan and Essbeth Janney of
Alexandra. Va
Funeral from her late resdsnce 1909 street north.
west saturday. December 4. ~ ~ m.
sELBY On ngr.d,y, DecsmheE. 2, 1895 st IL N,
after long and pe1nfu 1nasA LULA, beloved child Ok
J. ~: and Averda eelby. IN her thirteenth year
dsnce q her parent. 81 Fsnns svsnSs norh-
SHEAHAN, On Thrrsday Dscsmher 2d 1855, ss
ha!l pest twelve O'Clock p M, Mr. NARY A SHEA
HAN beloved wife Of Daniel g. 6heahnn IN thetWcaty.
seventh year Of her age
Notice Of funeral heroaftoA