Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1886-05-20

duties on tea coffee and cocoa, with the
object Of increasing the revenues and inn
/ proving the condition OF the depressed in
dustries The motion was negatived with
out discussion.
/ At Upton, Ind, the family OF UIeh
/ Gates, five in number, are lying at the
point OF death from tornado Injuries. One
/ OF them, Grace, ninG years old, is dead
/ Miss Barger is still alive, but unconscious.
/ Mrs. Mark Tucker and one oil her children
are seriously injured. A Mrs. Jones OF At
/ tica, Ind, is reported among the injured.
| She had several ribs broken. Mrs. Nathan,
/ Courtney Morehead and James Adle are
not expected to recover. The distress Of
the sufferers is great, and will have to be
alleviated by outside aid. The estimate
! of damage and loss has increased to $780,.
/ 900.
The amount OF Montana's gold and sill
4 yer production during 1888, according to
official returns, was S12, 5Sf 1888, but the
actual output is believed to have been 49,,
| 100000
! Bradstreets reports slow Improvement
IN general trade in the west with no i'm.
| provement in large eastern cities
| Mr.. Stephens, the Englishman who is en-
/ gagged in ma king tour around the world
on bicycle, has been arrested at Herat
while crossing the frontier of Aighanistan.
Ottawa, Ont, SpeciaI In the senate
| O'Donahue, in moving for the papers con-
| neeted with his appointment to the cabinet
in 1882, made some iinportantdi disclosures.
! He announced the withdrawal of his sup
port from the Conservative party and
! showed how he and the Catholics of 0nta-
! rio had been deceived by the government
with respect to Irish representation in the
\ cabinet, He asserted that the present
| government WAS controlled by the orange
body OF Ontario. lie read letttrs from sir
sonh Mcaohaia' proSlils ms ~ pSnanue y
5Ppolhtnlene 70 liig CABINET IN 100, N VI,
uei 70 capeure ehe irish No'e, puo n' syn ,p
as .ne eieetlohs Nete ossr ne cauSeu ehs 1
/ RIaLa VIZ Le said wnnIJ lead the Tono.
| dian neonIe to victory over he coronation
| lists at The next election.
| Juan GoIindi j ceiabra ted smpgyler has
| baan LiIad in tba Nexican SiIiaoa 5sf pot, 4
! He was annrebended by Mexican rangers,
| who shot him while maxim The arrest,
Just before he died Galindi confessed to
! ba v;ng ,,artirins tad in the ,ssassinat;op az
! John Kent s,inerintendent OF The Mexican
| Land and Cattle company. Galindi was
the leader of :, band OF sm,isrlers and horse
thieves notorious throughout Northern
| Mexico.
:, .,;. e.,
| ,,,.a,a - my IL ~ pa nt ~. %
soIva5 80 o,,,oa 40 saesnd a .,u o'n ~ ,bo
home rule hin. Warrington. in a twenty
minutes speech. declared: The pledges
from Liberals to oppose the bill were
sufficient in number to make its rejection
on the second reading a certainty de
TENT OF the bill would cast heavy response
bility on him. which, however, he was quite
prepared to accept
The president has nominated, Henry f.
Severens Judge of the western district of
| Michigan in place, of ,Judcn Whitby. deceas-
/ ed. Judge Seyerens is a law partner OF
! Congressman Burrows, and recommended
! by him and by the other republican mem.
| beers from Michigan. with one democrat,
| Fisher, The opposing candidate was Mr.
! Norris OF Grand Rapids, who was recon-.
mended by six democratic representatives
| from Michigan.
/ Grayloek Han the most summer
resort o'h9rtherh berks9itecoan ,S a MASS
was burned last night. boss, Sfo,ooo' III
| The house committee ON nostoftiees
/ agraad ~ ,acon,n,nnd ACKNOWLEDGEMENT in
/ The ..subsidy a,nendment', and that an.
propriating $So,00o for the pay OF
| the postal car service added by the
| senate TO the postofiiee appropriation
DILL All tne otner senate ahehuHleh Us ars
| eohcarred IN: All the democratic members
oil the COMMITTEES present Voted against the
SUBSIDY amendments anu all 1he fepuoil
can members, except Messrs. Guenther ana
Nakeheld' LOT IT,
| $4,000 libel suit was begun IN tho
| circuit court at lineage by county tom-
missioner Mccarthy against inc Snlcaso
| and NJ. u. stone.
Er,,a Pio.tyao1 o,d hor brotboro
| Co.. - ~, ~ 80 e. a. ,',,,.,io,
os az. - .,n,a ~ t'1 al q IsSf
- ~. =.
Ehza ana Maggie ~. Eehnis OF Nortr
piiuGe, M'S7, ""iio m",nins Jn enc ra,lIom
ornr = I'd ,,;iioa wy ~ '' '''
-,
Ihere were Loo taliures reported u,
bradstreets during the week ending l4ti
IGi ds7 1tG ali, ~ n ~ n6r ~es
1 ~, ,,aal,I - 49, ~ ,sa - 80 raioant
| iyely. Among those reported eInbarrasse3
were Peter Simpson, wooden manutactur.
| err. Milbury. Mass. Henry c. Walters dry
| goods. BROOKLYN. \. Y..the r.. l.. Spencer
| eompany. novelties WalIinrford Conn.
il. G. Bernays, jewelry, Little Rock, Ark;
| Israel Farieon ieyelry New York. the Al
| bion Marble company Rutland, VT; Isaac
Well& Co., wholesale clothing St. Joseph,
Mo-; Tyson & Brother, millers, Baltimore,
t nu' 'ae h, pan0
-,
me PoStm aster general mas appointed
non 4. Tattersoh' q soh-lh-ldw OF ex-
rreslaeht Johnson wac was formerly
United states senator, postmaster at
nome, Green county, Tenn. Inc once pays
~,ast y, lie noishi,or. arJ os a., % acco omo 10
dat;on to them a cconted tbe otHca
- .-nN.,c
ton vas no,nin ted nor,,bai for the Wost.
ern district al Wisconsin He ;s a ras;Jcnt
| ~ Hudson and one Of the most nrominent
/ Nan, ocra ts i'm tba tote NE sar,,oJ In tba
army and had IA good record. and has been
| for several years one of the managers of
| the national home for disabled volunteers.