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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-10-07
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Much ado Is being made over the state
ment that Geronimo surrendered 70 Miles
upon condition that he be not surrend-
cred to the civil authorities TO be tired for
murder. Because Gen. Miles failed to
obey his Instructions il no good reason
why the willy red murderer should not psy
the penalty Of his crimes. If necessary
let Gen. Miles be court martialed and
punished for disobey ing orders. His feel
ings should have but little consideration
when balanced In the scale as against the
lives and welfare Of every settler on the
border. No little bubble on account OF
G violation of obligations entered into by
an army oficer with murder caught in the
act would ever be allowed to stand in the
way of justice were the murderer . white
man. Who, for 9 3 moment, will suppose
that, had terms of safety been offered J
Wilkes Booth by the officer who asked
him to surrender, they would have been
fulfilled? Miles had no authority to dc
what he did. and, instead Of praise de-
serves censure for his action. Crook
could have captured Geronimo q year ago
on similar terms. but would not disobey
orders. Let Geronimo and his hand o.
assassins all stretch hemp and there viii
be less danger in future Of young bucks
following in his footsteps.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-08-17
K. of L.. and the Pone.

Baltimore, Aug. 16-The American
Will print tomorrow an interview with
Cardinal Gibbons, in which he says
Cardinal Taschereou's condemnation of
the knights of labor should not be taken
as the sentiments of the church towards
that organization. / am not familiar
with the labor organization in Quebec.
but it is certain that the cardinals
hostility grew out of some local laws or
conduct of the knights which are con-
trary to the doctrines of the church. AS
to the knights of labor organization in
the United States, / have not thorough
ly examined their constitution or rstudied
their purposes, yet from reading news
papers and Powderly's public state
ments, infer that the objects of the
knights are praiseworthy, and in no way
opposed to the views of the church.
The Catholic prelates will, to man.
declare in favor of the organization of
labor. There can be no wrong in suoh
course. The organization is the basis
OF all progress, political. social aud re-
ligious. Only when it is abused does
the church raise her voice and call out
her children"
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-08-17

The jamestown Capital states that at
does not follow that, because the demo.
'crats will or may declare for admission
'as whole, they will oppose division,
amy more than it follows that, because
the republicans may or will declare for
division, they will oppose admission as
"a whole" We have detected strong IN.
dications among the rank and file of
democracy of south Dakota that they
will oppose any declaration for admIs-
sion for whole. A few interested, self
installed leaders have announced ad.
mission as whole as the party policy,
but they lack the support of the voters
of their party In behalf of that propos,-
tion. On the other hand the infexible de-
termination Of the republicans of south
Dakota is to not only doclare for divi-
sion but to oppose admission az whole,
even If they have to make an appeal to
the polls in behalf OF their fixed deter
minatlon. There is 20 compromise IN
the republicans OF the south and the
working masses OF the democracy of the
south occupy the same position. The
Capital may as well take into itself q
realization of the situation. This is an
open contest for division and it is prac-
tically non-poiitical contest.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-08-17

draw in favor of the other. Whichever
got in should work for county division
scheme in which both would be benefited
individually by town site specuiations.
Two new and additional counties we're
to be carved out of the two now organ
lzed, thus making two new county seats.
But this scheme is knocked on the head.
County division can be covered, by q
general law, and all matters that can be
SO covered must not, says congress, be
interfered with by special law Now, of
course. these two gentlemen are ont of
the field.
"But the greatest steals that were
contemplated were IN the proposed is
suance Of bonds. Court houses were to
be built. city halls were to go up, bridges
of expensive character were to be
thrown across rivers, railroads were to
be aided, and thousand unnecessary
expenditures made solely, in nine cases
cut of ten. to fix up temporary boom,
and allow the local politicians or their
financial friends to make money in real
estate or in some other way"
Under this congressional enactment
the next general assembly OF Dakota
will be organized upon o new and
strange basis. The average legislator
will be powerless to follow the bent of
his past training and must learn new
taptios in the utilitsrian school. 1t will
be comforting to see one legislature run
its allotted sixty days robbed of it's
to trade on local issues.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-08-17
a Rapid transit steamboat.

Pittsburg, Pa, Aug. 13-An order for
iron plates was given to one of our roll
ing mills yesterday by John Dougherty
of Mount Union, Pa, for use IN an
experiment which is expected to revolu-
tlonize travel by water. The plates are
to be used by Mr.. Dougherty in con-
structing the folding paddles for q
patent rapid transit steamboat, which
he is about to build on the Allegheny
river. When complete the boat will
make trip to New Orleans to prove the
practicability OF MIR. Dougherty's idea.
The boat which is to test the usefulness
of this patenu is to be SO feet wide, 165
feet long on the water line and 195 feet
or 1S0 feet long on the deck, and will be
built entirely of wood. Its weight. with
ont the engine, will be about 45 tons,
and when 1t has on hoard the enigma and
250 passengers its draft of water will be
less than six inches. On each side of it
Will be two folding paddles, sinking
deep into the water. The paddles will
be open when going forward, 30 that
they will move the largest possible
body of water, but the change
to the backward motion will by the
agency of the springs, close the paddles
and Thus reduce the resistance to mini
mum. There will hlso be under the center
of the vessel two propelling poles. which
are intended to drive the vessel through
shoal water by striking the bottom of
the river. Mr. Dougherty calculates
that his patent will 80 greatly increase
the speed of traffic on the river that he
will be able to make the trip from Pitts
burg to New Orleans and back in week,
the time now taken by the fastest boats
to make the round trip to Cincinnati.
The present venture is made on river,
T not because the inventor believes that
the folding paddles cannot be used on
the ocean, but becnuse hs wishes to
make his first .rial ON the waters free
from waves. When he has once put his
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-08-17

Governor Pierce gives official notlfca-
ton OF stubborn determination to in
cur territorial indebtedness in behalf
of an encampment of the militia of De-
kota, The two years appropriation for
militia purposes was exhausted the first
year by extravagant use Of public money
and now that there is no money with
which to meet the expenses of repeti-
ton of last years folly, the governor
proposes to pledge the faith of the
of the people for the amount
necessary to enable him to carry
out a junketing expedition which caa
result in no possible good 60 the public.
The proposed encampment will afford
merely an opportunity to few officers
to exhibit themselves with prominence
denied them through any other medium.
So far as the benefits of the gathering
are concerned upon the rank and file of
our militia they go for naught. The
military organization of Dakota is past
all help, except through vigorous re-
organization In the hands of officers
whose ideas of military perfection extend
beyond the ephemeral splendors of the
annual parade ground. As Governor
Pierce seems determined to go ahead
with this useless exhibition, which. will
pledge the treasury of the territory to
pay an Indebtedness of probably some
5000, it will be we'll for the electors of
Dakota to make the matter one OF the
issues of the pending campaign and
place men in the legislature who viii
refuse to endorse this act of guberna-
torial folly. Let the unauthorized draft
OF the governor be repudiated.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-08-17
Dakota Republican Convention.

The Territorial Republican Convention will
be held in Yankton on WEDNESDAY, SEP
vent on will be called to order by the chair
man of this committee. in his absence, by
some other person to be selected by the mem
pose of placing in u animation candidate fer
delegate in congress and transacting such other
business as may properly come before said
convention.
In said convention the representation shall
be one delegate from each organized county,
and additional delegates based upon the popu
torial census of 1885, at the rate of one dele
gate to said territorial convention for each one
thousand inhabitants or major fraction
thereof.
Counties organized subsequent to this call
and prior to the convention shall be entitled
certificate from the proper territorial officials
of each organization.
The following apportionment is given to
show the mber OF delegates to which each
county is entitled:
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-08-17

Up in the fourth Dakota legislative
consisting OF Minnehaha, Nc
Cook and Hanson counties, vigorous
legislative and congressional campaign
is in progress. Upon the congressional
all effort is concentrated,
+ least outside of Minnehaha county,
IN Judge Clifford. The legislative
0aoaIgn is being conducted squarely
upo otwo issues-the division of Dakota
Ano = removal of the capital from Bis.
inaioA'Ghere is also an expressed
.'e1ei ion to put men IN the legisla-
.u'o "no ! oppose the payment of the
auerueen nitia encampment expenses.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-08-17
The fund for Mrs. George @. Haddock

The fund for Mrs. George @. Haddock
now amounts to $706.66 aud contribu-
tions are coming in. The Methodist
preachers of Iowa add $1,000 to the re-
ward offered for the capture of Mr.. Had
docks murderer. This makes the reward
$4,000 and it is believed that some one
who knows the facts may be induced
thereby to betray the assassin. The
arrest of King and Walldevring at CAS-
Rleton, Dakota, as accomplices IN the
murder, it is hoped will throw some
light upon the bloody business.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-08-17

principle successfully into practice he
will set to work to apply it to ocean
travel. He is confidant that he will be
able to reduce the time occupied in
crossing the Atlantic by the shortest
route, that from Southampton to Hall.
fax, twenty -four hours, and that from
New York to Calcutta, ten days.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-08-17

Ane uoi9ltee Dakota politician has
been talkipRo est paul P;onear pras.
reporter abo, the congressional enact
iheh' pionpg g special legislation in
the territorie md the etract. - w;,,
nave upon 'h'ohemers. His opinion Is
inelegantly e4assed as fol,ows.
Inc pun "o walked into o china
snop ano eAeSed fandango among its
conteh.s oan ast of nothing IN the
snape y. vonton when the result Of
liis saiu'asoiy 'rformance is compsred
WIN Tue navoshich has been caused
10 tne poiticsFockery warehouse of
the stanoafa Dota politicians. Now,
taik OF tnihgsat | know about;
speak ieehngiAnd understandingly.
Inc STOCK OF onterritorial politicians
mas oeen iterai pounded to pieces
nnuef Tue her heels OF congress
sional votarles oErusichore Pots and
pans, dishee Bnd tes. cans and ssncers
and wash basins chimney ornaments
lie scattered aror in every state nj
unmitigated smss! Dear conoress has
literally smashed, troyed and nulver.
ized the plans OF tlpoliticians. Their
bill prohibiting teorial legislatures
from passing any sIsl acts, and, better
still, prohibiting taties, municipal
corporations. iownss and the rest
from lncurring debreater than Ave
per cent OF the asted valuation, is
simply terror frorvhat might be
called Terrorville."
| Continuing in an eidation of the
subject, the Dakota pol; lei illustrated
his meaning:
II know a sase where t,r;end. have
been figuring for one plac the ,agis
lature. They agreed thu. nna Which
developed the least streEtn at hafore
I. the nominating conveDoh sh IA with
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-08-17

.. H. hLhCL, oeCfethIS. d.
THE following resolution was unanimously
adopted by the committee:
ResotUed, Believing it would be of advan.
tage to the party~this commi tee recommend
to the next territorial convention that the re-
publican central committee of the territory De
select ed hereaft ter as follows: That the dele.
gates from each Legislative district be author
issd To name member of the central commit
tee, and report it to The convention and that
the conTcn .ion shall select one from each ju-
dlcial district of the territory, for approval,
and one member at large, w.o shall be chair
man. This resolution is presented with the
call in order that members of the convention
may be given notification for discussion.
A. g. hiELIETTE, Oh airman.
s. 81. ELRoD, Secretary
Decorah-posten., 1886-11-10
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en- Gourues 2Gusoe.
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get Iissfrsmt ipsbOmsopsrfsrenbs 2ess'
mel, iud bar bog btsi. ll%nb.risasIisr
ben aIuorIiqe Sibe, at Der Ct puautf
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mer, iout bsrsr til pore tdrlisit. 6ttus
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uaru1ere truff,t for at DauitsIiasisrs
J~orfaltnirs, men Tan utDtIiOut rgiua
care at 8e'pbntng for Sunbbebsu.
Decorah-posten., 1886-11-10

Meset fimplere. SfsIss RsbbslsIis
til Skanska Aftonbladet bar mai bans
net ct StpttsrIus / ReIsb,rsa | Sfars.
Stpttsrlae.t bap6e. npItu 9rGnieItpbs
nina W.n ba Der lite faubtss uogsn
at Be Der fo,iamlsse Sfptters, tom
tunbe trefis Stiusu, tom man opsrsns
ON - at trGtte Sob ON BrRmisu.
Decorah-posten., 1886-11-10

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opsrorbeh TO pratttif inbr.ttet.
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h"Ipp:ts sr Ousrbpss.t, for at be 2os
crslsie, Der maa itaa 90 usnts til here's
Cur ,ommr for at inbitriues, fan ifaa
/ 9p for Rssn os Sns.
ROntoret, buor SnbFripninssn git
for fig, er fort % Ipfi; gassen. .r
bsbattet meb ResIer for 2osist. Sos
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faaIsbes at busr 8erion bar fin @sus;
ben enc Sdlpbel at gpsntns.n oubpss
seIis ~afiparr.t. er for 8ptnbsr.
@uIuet / gsIsn ct bsIast ulsb iran
Niisr. Der er en- Serni.ns nleo en-
Rabros, to Eapp.r os ct 9as.u; b.rs
neff c Bent os bet suriss~ nsbuenbigs
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Decorah-posten., 1886-11-10

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meb. Raar 9aaaiGIbsnSe .r tlabt paa,
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inbfrentsr fig lite til at sips be bisms
Ieis Bsriorer SusIp, men onbrinesr
benz osiaa I N%orretninser, alt sfter
bsrss 5aanbuett.
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2lar itaffet 146,2 Ysrioner SusIp;
bisiss Saanbtsrtns CT uosst fOrifisliss
artst, SournaItfcr, bromatiise 8unffs
mere. Bianiiter, MaIere uiu., bar man
truii.t meIem bsm.
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siust 5usIp til 5,S43 8uinoer GO
l,49l imaa Born. aptnberne er bells
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paa psiaa at oprette tommunaIs ans
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at bisie 4nitaIter for SoIt uten Nattes
loais tun tunbe pRre for Yariiert
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fra tiIteb,ubs Semmunsr piEbe isge
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forubtn ul man pcnft'Itg bItue At msS
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anitaIt'n % lite bar nOget uofomrnt.
bporp.b bel: auIfaItsn let bIiusr til Ell
StiitsIie; enbpibere an9tueS bet. et Der
enbnu er 8lobs not | be ptiUate ans
f~laItsr. Dian bar bsrfor ~bsiIuttet al
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abminiitrationsn, buOrueb bet ousrbes
bprbsbs L'assistance publique berries
for benz.
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rstts be 8p~sntnsrr, Der t 1884 cpfsrtss
for at cptass Ru~Ierapatierttr, til Dps
boIb ON Rutt,n for biemIsie 8sriousr,
ibet man bar baui be sn9.Iite Snfitu'
toner os bsrss Snbretnins for Die.
Sab os gao fra 9uris til 3onbou
os I. sttsr, buub MAJ trGffsr Der | ben
D.t,o
Decorah-posten., 1886-11-10

4nuDsn9rpRreIie. anberisr IIuttsr
en- 9tftorte meb: "8aa ben Raaot r.bs
bebe leg mig uf TorIsssubsb ubsIuttsnbs
peb min AaubsuRrpersIie."
hinge 5sreerisr bsmGrtsoe MORT:
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Sang BaDbs mifst min N~anOsn9rrGrs
ellie.
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bsnue rise samIs @nisr2 .... Seq par
Dos bam en- Dag, ba ban III ct apps
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t.t, at aanbsuaruarsIien belt iuisttos
mig, os leg isnbte Bub .fter en- Sage.
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