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The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1888-03-02
It Something Kicks Back.

Omaha World: Omaha Man-That
was a grand exhibition of hyponotism
you gave last night; perfectly convincing,
perfectly, sir.
Noted Mesmcrist-I am gladyou found
it 80. The influence of mind ovcr mind
is only just being acknowledged by sci
ence, but we mcsmerists have known it
for years; it is more than influencc-it is
power, absolute power. In the presence
Of a hypnotiscra any person no matter how
strong of will may become a slave. ALI
need myself is a slight acquaintance with
a person and in a little while they are as
plant and obiedient to my will as my lit.
tie finger. They see things asI see
them, they taste the bitterest substances
and pronounce them sweet, the sweetest
and think them bitter; they smell an on.
ion and callit a rose and
Voice lin the adjoining room)John
you pitch that horrid cigar out of thu
window or go out on the porch this in
slant.
Noted Mesmerist-Y-s. my dear.
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influence Of Symbols,


An American, writing home recently
from England. says: 81 happened to he
present ut the funeral of a soldier, who,
for bravery in the Zulu war had received
the Victoria cross. The badge was fast
cncd to his breast as he lay in the coffin.
His mother, bidding him farewell, touch
cd the precious bronze token, and said:
1T lessons my grief at losing him that lie
should take that into his grave
at was the symbol to her not only of
his heroic life, but of the gratitude of his
country. I wondered, as l heard her, if
we Americans make ms much use as VIC
might of the influence of symbols in
training our uncducatcd classcs.'"
A singular instance of the effect of
this kind of symbolism was once shown
in the famous rcformatory school at
Lusk. Oac of the teachers had induced
about twenty of the boys to give up pro-
fame and indecent language, and to do
extra work for which they were paid.
But they were Indifferent and half hearted
in the effort.
Form them into n society and give
them a badge" suggested the superin-
tendcnt.
The hint was carried out. In a month
the boys were eager and enthusiastic in
their work, and as proud of their prison
society as were the old soldiers of Napo-
Icon Of the Legion of Honor.
The man who is successful in leading
human nature to its highest endcavor
must work upon the innocent weaknesses
as well as upon the stern love of duty.
Imaginative men and women like to sym
bolizc their work or sacrifice for the world
in ONE uniform or badgc.-Youth's Com.
panion.
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s,nothered to Death.

ALDEN, Feb. pa special to the Alden
Times, received from Dows, Wright county,
states that on Sunday morning last the neigh.
bors Of Mrs. Ole Peterson, a wcll-to-do Nor.
wcgian widow lady who was living alone with
her son Theodore, near that place, became sat
isicd that something was wrong by the hun
cry and thirsty action of the stock. After
knocking at the door and receiving no re-
Spouse, they entered the house, where they
found the old lady and her son in their &C.
customed beds, both dead. The last that had
been eccn Of either was Friday evening pre-
vious, when Theodore had attended a neigh
boring dance. 1t is supposed when he re-
tured home he added coal to the fire, but as
the night was warm carelcssly left the dam
per too fiat down, and after he fell asleep the
coal threw of gas with the above results.
Vigorous attempts at rcsuscitation were at
once begun and continued for many hours,
but 1t is supposed that the two had been dead
ever since Saturday morning, as tho fire was
entirely out and the house cold.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1888-03-02
Florida Republicans.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Feb. 22.-Thc
meeting of the Republican state central
committee which opened here today is
taken as an earnest of an active Rcpubli.
car campaign. The committee will fix
the date for a state convention to elect
delegates to the national convention, and
will perfect plans for consolidating and
Strengthening the party throughout the
stotc. For the past twelve years, owing
to feuds and discussions, the party has
been dcmoralizcd, but its prospects arc
more brighter and a vigorous effort will
DO made 10 rc-establish its old supremacy
in the state.
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The cyclones Work.

Mousr VERNON, ILL.,, Feb. 2I.-The
hrst excitement now being over, the peo-
pie Of this stricken city have been able to
derermine the extent Of the damage done
by the cyclone. The list of killed, fatally
injured and seriously hurt this morning,
officially reported. is as follows, Killed,
81; fatally injured and dying, 9; seriously
i I'M. re- 10 S Ssn @sy s gsc0y xson 80; as w0S Soasd,
Hsss df peopie arc homeless ena I'l! HE f smS
hurried estimate that placed the loss al
about 9 600. 600 was about correct and II
will fully equal that sum.
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h u. r. Debt.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 17.-Mr. Story,
counsel for the Union Pacific railway, ap-
pcarcd before the house committee on
Pacific railroads today. He presented a
proposition for the payment Of the debt
to the United States. The proposition
accords with the terms of the Cultivate
bill except that payments for the first five
years are slightly reduced and those for
those for the second correspondingly ill.,
creased. The Pacific railroad commits
sioners arc to be heard by the committee
next Tuesday. 1t is said that Mr.. Andcr.
son. of Iowa, has refused to appear before
the committee on behalf of his bill direct
ing that the criminal prosecutions bs
pushed against the Pacific railroad Off
Gals.
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Intense Cold.

LONDON, Feb. 2O.-A snow storm pre-
walls throughout tho United Kingdom.
The storm Is of unusual severity in the
north of England. Reports from there
say the weather Is intensely cold and rail-
roads completely blocked. Much suffer-
ing is reported among farmers and sew.
cral deaths from exposure have occurred.
Thousands of sheep in pens arc buried in
snow.
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The Law andorderf,ea..e.

PHMADElfniA,. Feb. 2i.-Ddae,tes
|tnom the principal cities are arrivfnr
neFe 10 largo numbers TO participate IN
tne ennualc convention OF the National Law
and Order. league which opens tomorrow.
Ine visitors already on the ground viii
Oe welcomed tonight at the Academy of
Music upon the occasion Of the seventh
anniversary of tho Law and Order society
OF fhiladelphta. Governor Beaver is cx.
pected.to deliver the address of welcome.
Hon. Charles H: Bonneys Of Chicago,
president OF the National league will ~
spond, and United States Senators Evatts
OF New York, and Colquitt, of Georgia.
viii speak upon the objects Of the organ
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Live stock Cotnmissioners.

CkiNroN. ILL.,, Feb. 21.-An important
meeting of the state board of live stock
commissioners is being held here today
for the purpose of deciding upon the
measures which should be pursued in re-
lation to mares and horses exposed to
maladic du colt. It is probable that the
board will decide to kill animals affected
with the disease where an agreement can
be made with the owners Us 10 tho value
of the animals.
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Local Option.

BISMARCK, Feb. c3.-The supreme court of
of Dakota has handed down its decision in the
local option cases before It, holding the law
to he constitutional. All the judges concur
except Judge Thomas, who dissents on the
ground that the law is in conflict with the or
ganic act of the territory, which forbids the
Legislature from passing any a%ctimpairing the
rights ofXrivate property.
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1t Was Loaded.

CHICAGO, Feb. .e.-Charlcs Holton, son Of
a wealthy and prominent furniture dealer Of
this city, was shot and fatally wounded by his
brother, Ethan Allen Holton, this morning.
Charles is 10 years old aud Ethan 16. Since
the Smell murder Charles bought a dark Ian
tern and a revolver, keeping the latter under
his pillow. While dressing this morning
Ethan playfully pointed the revolver at his
brother, when the weapon exploded and
Charles fell to the floor with q bullet in his
breast.
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Humanity.

CHICAGO, Feb. @.-vicc- President and
Gcnral Superintendent Clowry, of the Western
Union telegraph, sent the following today to
Superintendent L. c. Baker, st. Louis:
You may offer to prorpcr officers of the re-
lief committee at Mt. Vernon, ILL.,, free trans.
mission of messages and answers in regard to
the relief of the sufferers. Please do this inn
mcdlately and let me know what action you
take. You may date the authority back IL the
committee owes us any money.
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Up to snun.

lNDIANApolIs, Feb. 22.-At the state en-
campmcnt of the G. A. II. tonight the feature
Of the evening was the address delivered by
Bruno Schmitx, the famous German artist,
and designer Of the state soldiers monument
abovt to be erected. His speech which was
delivered in German and translated to the
audience was ~culogistic of American citizen
ship and the citizen soldier. It clictcd mucl
applause, and surprise was expressed that the
artist, who had been but a few days in tht.
country, had succeeded in catching 60 thor
oughly the spirit of Americanism.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1888-03-02

WASHINGTON, Feb. ei.-ssThc end is
not far on" said Mr.. Corcoran's business
manager to q representative of tho united
press q few minutes ago. MI. Corcoran
docs not rally at al, and appears to be
gradually losing strength, His immediate
relatives and most intimate friends expect
his death at any moment"
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Tho Inyestieation.

P%oTTsvIILE, Pa, Feb. 21.-The con-
grcssional committee assemble at 0 o'clock
this morning and heard John L. Lee in
rcbuttal Of General Superintendent Swci.
Cards charge Of his having received pay
from the company and the knights of Va.
Dor at the same time. Lee said: Scr.
vices were rendered the company in Sep
tembcr and not in October, IA tho
voucher stated" Tho committee left for
Shenandoah this morning.
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The Crown Prince.

SAY RENO, Feb. el.-The bulletin issued
this morning says the crown prince rested.
better last night andw ! less troubled with
coughing aud splitting. The prince Of Wales
paid him . visit last night and found him bet-
ter than expected.
The crown prince ID much improved today,
and the alarming reports about his condition
are declared TO be untounded.
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Scheme

MILWAUKEE, Feb. 22.-Thc examination in
the supplementary proceedings in the Vail
sbank failure at Port Washington has brought
out the fact that Vail and his brother-in-law,
Senator Blake, had joint operations in wheat
extending back to 1888. They used the banks
funds to carry on the deals. When there
were profits they divided them; when there
were losses they were charged up to the bank.
Another fact developed was that Vail took
$4,000 JUST before his departure.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1888-03-02

Great things have ever hinged on tribes.
BY an apple core; the last We heard OF VA
tho negligence Of = father 70 keep up the sun,
ply. Of Dr.: Bulls Cough Syrup when ali hand,
had q cold.
Salvation OIL kills pain every time. Fo,
cuts, bruises, spratns, strains, burns, ecalLs,
and frost- bites 1t Is an infalliblc cure. Price
only g cents.
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Murdered.

PERU, Ind. Feb. 20.-At 2 this morn.
ing near Kokomo, William Rush shot and
instantly killed Charles Adams. The
men were qusrreling over Asettlement Of
some land. Both are prominent farmers.
Officers are in pursuit of the murder and
much excitement prevails.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1888-03-02
War Veterans.

INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. 2a.-The city il
filling Of with veterans Of tho Wal upon
the occasion of the annual cncampment
OF tho Grapd Army for tho department Of
Indiana. From present indications the
encampment will be the most successful
n IN the history Of the department.
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The P%residential Party.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 21.-The presidcn-
tial special for Florida left tho Baltimore
and Potomac station at ten minutes ia
twelve. It consisted Of two cars New.
port" Pullman sleeper and dining car
combined, and q combination Pullman,
smoking and baggage q The party
consists of tho President. Mrs. Cleveland,
Secretary and Mrs. Whitney and the
Presidents private secretary and Mrs.
Lamont, two maids accompanying Mn
] Cleveland.
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The usnnl Remit.

PlrrsBuRa, Feb. CA Chroniclc-Tclc
glaph special from Alliance says that Charles
Wingard and Annie Fox, uncle and ncicc, in
Jail here for clipping from Monroe, Mich, COM
United suicide by shooting this morning.
Michigan officers had Just arrived and had a
conference with the prisoners regarding their
return to Michigan. The girl died almost in
stantly. Wingard is still living, but cannot
survive
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AKNlaHTor Il ROAD

Only an eneineer
cisseS ~ pnS c~vcr.ll..
Oii.etsined his dress'
ewarthv and emoite >hcArImsdI
'Keen.eved he sfsnds.
Hand nm the reversc hsr
Wsitinr co,nmsrds
11sshi-ss the Iantcrm sv,invs
Fnvari he eies.
Out from the shcIs,rin1 r,cf
,Neath thc viii sLics
Rattle the UIist,nintS rsilsl
mid sfot3r md rscis.
1Rnshes fhe nirhf evnrcss
Down the dsrss trsrk'
ON over chasms deem
Thundcra fhe train.
ON THROUGH snov and slect.
Fierce. binding rain.
I1oud down fhc monntain rorOc
6crcams the Wild hiast. ~
Roaring throurh tunncls dark.
Down oradc At lat.
Sec. ,round the cnrvc ahead
Gieame A rad iirhti
Hsrk! "a yon engines rca
Pierccs the nirkt.
Down the etnpn rfade he flies.
Oodsi and skesd
t.are the freirhf. sform DELAYED.
An ayaianche snedi
Back with the reverse bari
Down Brakes. and hUldi
Dragging the fated train.
Dead. On the blazing wreck
And did that blackcncd mass
Bear human form.
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His Degree.

BALTIMORE, Fob. as.-At the annual COM
menccmcnt of John Hopkins university the
degree of bachelor Of arts was conferred on
Charles H. Chapman of Wisconsin.
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Consumption surely Cured.

TO TIC EuItOr:-
Please inform your readers that / have q
positive remedy for the above named disease.
By its timely use thousands Of hopeless cases
have been permanently cured. / shall be glad
of your readers who have consumption Il
they will scnd me- their Express or r. O.
address. Respectfully,
7. A. sI.OCUM, NJ. c., ISL Pearl street, New
York.
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Not the Great sullivan.

Puck: New Arrival-Arc the rooms
ready l wired for last nights
English Hotel Clcrk-Whats the
aeme?
Arrival-Sullivan,
Merk-Oh, ya-as. yer honor. Roots
show Mr.. Sullivan to the first suit of
drawing rooms, You'll find hcvcrything
ready, Mr.. Sullivan!
Arrival-Sir Arthur, sir, not mister.
l m Sir Arthur Sullivan, the composer.
Clcrk-Tcnth foor back, boots! ITO
limself) l thought C was a little stubby
for John He'll.
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It Collapsed.

PEsnrlco, Wis.,, Feb. 22.-Ncwton's rink
collapsed this afternoon from the heavy
weight of SNOW on the roof. Richard Morris
was killed and -four ether men injured, two
probably fatally.
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LIMA. o., Feb. e1:-Last night Dennis
Graw and his family, consisting of his
wife and two childlcn, were asphyxiatcd
by natural gas, used for heating the
house.
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Not Vet.

CHICAGO, Feb. 22.GThc conference commit.
tee Of the western railroads, who have been
struggling FOR " days to effect . rcorganiza.
ton Of the northwestern association and bring
others int . general association, adjourned
today until Tuesday next, without having ar.
rived ct any dcfuite conclusions. The opin,
lon seems to prevail that there. IL but little
hope of . settlement of the rate war befor,
Nay.
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Great Fire.

PROVIDENCE, R. l., Feb. 17.-One of
the greatest fires that ever visited West
erly ragged for three hours this morning
destroying several businesi houses. Loss
$3.50, 600.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1888-03-02
Ten LdtiIe ~..Iniuna.,,

NoeALEs, A. T., Feb. es.-Another fight
between Mexican soldiers and Yagui Indians
has occurred, in which ten Indians aud two
soldiers are known to have been killed.
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Skipped.

ST. PAU, Feb. IA dispatch from Win.
nipeg says that Gideon Bourdcau, queens
printer for Manitoba, has been found short In
his accounts and has cmigratcd to the United
Statcs.
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1--WE could not get out the Boomer and
Shorter this week. says an esteemed Arizona
contemporary, .'hccausc our wife had a baby
on Sunday, and we had to stay home on Mon
day to keep the nurse from lighting out when
she fonnd 1t was triplets. If any subscriber
can show a better hand than three Of a kind
months -
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Come to the bridal chamber, Death!
Come to the mother, when she feels

For The first time, her iirst-born's breath,
And thou art terrible!
The unttmely death which annually carries
off thousands Of human beings In the prime
of youth, is indeed terrible. The first ap-
proach Of consumption is insidious, and the
sufferer himself is the most Unconscious of its
approach. One Of the most alarming symp-
toms of this dread disease is, in fact, the in.
cradfcable hope, which turks in the heart OF
the victim, preventing him from taking timely
steps to arrest the malady. That 1t can be
tion, as there are hundreds of wcll-authenti.
Gated cases where DIR. Pierce's Golden Med.
zeal Discovery has effected a complete cure.
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church New.
A 500, 900 cathedral h to be built b
the Catholics It lincoln. Neb.

N
A $780, 600 cathedral b to be built BY
the Catholics It lincoln, Neb.
The international scientific congress Of
Catholics will meet in Paris next April,
and has for It's object the promotion aud
development of science for the defense of
the Catholic faith.
The Protestant Episcopal church Of the
Tinted States reports for 1887 q total Of
487. 775 communicable, an increase Of
1928. There Is an increase Of ninety
clcrgymcn, the total beng 8, 1885,.
1t Is only ffty.six years since the first
Catholic church was erected in Now
Hampshire. The builder wa the well
known Rev. Virgil Horace Barber, who
was before conversion to Roman Catholic.
ism an Episcopal minister.
General Booth of the Salvation army
has pushed his forces into the
holy city of Judah. Instead of "David's
harp. Of solemn sound" the modern Jew
will have his car vcxcd with the ringing
Of the %tamb0urine and the rattle Of tho
drum. But the forces will not stop here
long, as they arc en- route for Zululand.
Tho British Bible society mas been opct.
ating in Belgium for the last fifty-twu
years, during which period it has put in
circulation S60, 62S copies Of the scrip.
lures in . country where the bible was
SO completely forgotten that many of the
people did not know that such a book
was in existence.
The special correspondent of the Balti-
more Sun at Rome writes that important
changes in connection with the govern
mont of the Catch0lic church arc cOntcm-
plated. Though nothing has been form
ulatcd yet 1t is agreed upon in ccclcsias-
teal circles that Archbishop Williams. of
Boston, will be made cardinal Mt q on
sistory in March.
The Congregational church which has
had an existence in this country since
1920, now numbers 4,277 churches. 1000
ministers and 436, 80 COMMITMENTS.
The net gain during the Inst four years
has been 341 churches, 307 minister, and
4S. 100 communicate. An increasing &C.
tlvity. especially in the west, promises
greater results to come in the next four
years.
A table showing the percentage of col
lege students who enter the ministry. pre-
pared lbs Professor G. p. Morris, shows
the following decrease: At Harvard;
from 55 per cent in 1850 to 1 per cent in
1875: at Yale, from "A per cent in 1910 to
9 per cent in 1880; at Princeton, from 40
per cent in 1850 to 10 per cent in 1876; at
Williams, from 35 per cent in 1900 and
40 per cent in 1926. to 1917 per cent in
1880; at Amherst. from o. per cent in
1925 to 1873 per cent in 1880. WESLEYAN
still shows 80 per cent of ministers among
her graduates.
The Univcrsalist Register for 1888 re-
ports n total of 9ss parishes. O,33s fami-
lies, 73a0 churches. 377, S07 church members,
$50 Sunday schools, 706 church cditiccs,
and u valuation of church property
amounting to 1851, $50. Reports arc
given from twelve academies, colleges,
%scminarics and divinity schools. having
in all no professors and teachers and
1884 students. The estimated value of
school and college property is SO, ZIG. 500.
of which total 81, 100, 600 represents Tufts
college.
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A Trial by Jury.

That great American jury, the people, have
rendered u unanimous verdict in favor Of DIR.
Picrcc's Pleasant Purgative Pellets, the stan
dard remedy for bowel and stomach disorders,
b.liousness, sick headache, dizziness, constipa,
ton and sluggish liver.
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Senator Cockrcll is credited with having
used three gallons of ink in his private cor.
%rcspondcncc.
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sPiso,s cure for consumption is the best
cough medicine. II you don't believe it, take
a dose. By druggists, CSC u bottle"