The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1888-06-22

liver the Fourth of July Grafton at
Oelrichs. Judge Norton is a logical
and eloquent speaker and the committee
which has the matter IN charge t.s-
played excellent Judgment in selecting
him as the crater Of the day. Hot
Springs has an abundance of fine
oratorical talent and is prepared to
furnish surrounding towns intending
to celebrate with any amount Oh short
notice.
Tally-ho parties from i'le Minnekahta
are making daily excursions 10 points
of interest in this vicinity. Monday
they visited tile falls with The elegant
horse tally-ho, with Red Raymond
a. the ribbons. and Tuesday trip was
made up Warm brook and out TO Wind
Cave. Nothing is left undonc by the
management Of the MinnclSahta to
furnish amusement and recreation for
tourists and pleasure seekers.
The exercises at the concert to be
given at the church Sunday night will
consist of cho.uses and quartettes hy
the best singers of Hot Springs, with
Mrs. Dliem. late Of Chicago. at the
organ. Some choice rectations will
also be given bv members of the Sun
day school. There will he no admis-
sion fee at the door. but all will be
given an opportunity 10 contribute to
the fund being raised by the Sunday
school for the purchase of new organ.
Let everybody attend as the exercises
will be enjoyable and profitable.
We are in receipt of an invitation to
! ioln and participate Will, the citizens OF
DeadwooIl in the festivities of July 4tl',
. and the Fireman's Tournament on July
|, 4th and 9TH. Elaborate preparations
/ are being made for the celebration.
One thousand dollars III prizes will he
, distributed at iircman's races aud an
e effort is being made to secure special
railroad rates. If the present excellent
/, condition of the roads continues and
! no difficulty is experienced i'll wa'lln@
! the streams we will arrive there on :ls-
. cveningof the :,rd and the reception
q committee may make their arrange
: mcnts accordingly.
y Emperor Frederick. of Germany
!. died at II O'clock Friday morning. th'
5 18TH inst. at PoSCiam. i'll The presence
4 of all members of the imperial family
c and lis ministry. With Frederick
/. death the crown passes 10 his sol
, William. a reSulutc, seif-wlilea, am
!, bilious man, whose accession to th,
1 throne Of Germany. ut is believed, viii
$ result in marked change in th
o political complexion of that empire
@ The situation brought about by th
cnlperor's death is very grave and
!. crisis is imminent. The new emperor
y y, desire is to hasten tie final outcome o
! the present political situation. A
~ crown prince he freely expressed tn
i opinion that the condition OF arne
~ :. si,sperec in Europe for over two yea!
OUGHT to come to an end.
Of .Whcre was the rcd-handana born !:
X said worNingmam i'll New York I'll
Z. othcr.,lv. ASK The slave driver. VIII
it before the early COS. welded the la
ed over the back OF the negro whom I'll
le laws permitted him TO own. III W;
the headgcav of the slave. aud I'll
ed democratic party ccMld no; bring ha'
ar to The memory OF the voter tiic bu!le
,es which whisiled from rchellio"s GU
.et through their native flag ,.,oye vivid
rs. than by marching thro;tGh Tie tree
of waving the head!.ear of the AVE i
whose continued s,ibiu.atiun they eN,
:. shed thclr hlocd. And how s.Aiho
nv of Tho blrtl, and life work Of the J
au :C publican party is their adoption OF
, ", star s:oangled banner.
est Delegate Clifford. of Dakota,
me Thursday made 4 strong. and it is
he hoped successful plea against pli
ted ing tin upon the free list. and in lay
of of n governmental protection of ii
MT. infant industry of the nation.
,al, I treated with fairness 10y the democra
lat lat minority Dakota will he enabled
;tv compete with the European tin min
~: M but as Delegate Clifford is without
:, - vote to swap with tie solid south, a
the as Dakota is in bad odor with the den
ow cratic party. it is very probable IL
the the tin mines of the Black Hills reg
OF will he allowed to remain unaevelol
ia IS until the republican party is rcstol
to power. and the territory has be
endowed with the boon Of statehood
to Minneapolis Tribune.
on "Red" Sowash came in yester'
es afternoon from Red Canyon where
~ ~ has been engaged in running a tun
.,,o e into the coal banks at that place. I
tnr far quality of the coal is as good as co
- ~. = be desired but the vein has not
y. ~ ~ ~ creased in thickness as much as
% " proprietors had expected. The tun
has been run distance of sixty
an at which point the vein is about til
d a feet thick. Mr.. Sowash states that
nees railroad surveyors have been seen
sue the vicinity of his camp of late.
;ays: route of the B. & NJ. has beer defin
be ly located as far as the Cheyenne ii
the and preliminary line has been
and from that point to Hill City. !
ther reports from the construction dep
, be ment of the b. & NJ. do not war;
the belief that the road will be b
+bo north of Crawford this season.
the the Although railroad rumors of
the the character are getting to be somey
,t;na inc of chestnut and reports Of surve
,atci % operating in different parts of
'meal | country are read with a consider
= ,p' nf degree of allowance and are freque
his 3 sneered at as being the work of an
,nom @ acinative brain it is nevertheless a
upo fiat some rumors of this char;