Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-12-28
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1t Osman Digna, and supposed to have co,
: tanned the announcement that Emin Pas
!. and white traveller presumably Stanlc,
: had lien into the hands of The mabd
We're Enclosed copies of II dispatch fro,
= the dervish leaders at Lado TO Khalif
: fasi, gIvlrg the date OF Emin Pasha's su.
s render as October 10. and q letter TO Eu,
G fasha from the khedve, which the late
hanted to Henry NJ. Stanley when he WI
at Cairo. ii is rumored tina Osman Dion.
in his letter. expressed Il WILLINGNESS, I,
surrender Emin Pasha and his white com
panion provided Egypt would abanao.
suakim. If this proposal is not ucccptc,
IT is believed both the captives will b.
, Kill d. The British cabinct is now discuss
ing the situa ion
The latest news concerning the Do.
Moines river land settlers is contained in ;
special dispatch from Fort Dodge of Tho
10Th INST. as follows: II is apparent from
1he complete change in tactics made by the
settlers that new set OF men arc ir1>cor.
troi OF the councils OF the settlers unior.
IN addlllon to the suit instituted by Jas.
Meeilan to recover the value of improve
mcnts made on the farm from which he
was cjected. Il replevin suit was instituted
by Noah Springer, q settler evicted from
the Lichtleld lands, to recover property
seized by Marshal Forscc for costs of sery-
ice trial in justice court resulted in the
settler recovering the property, while
Lltch1leld's attorneys filed notice at once
OF an appeal to higher tribunal. AS this
Is 10 be a test case Tor all property seized
| from the evicted settlers. it is evident that
| 1T is the intention to turn the tables on tbe
land owners and make n legal fight. tho sot-
tiers retaining possession of the lands until
Il maj decision is rendered. J. b. Grouse.
u prominent river land settler, stated to-
day that all the evicted settlers, except ono.
nave returned TO the lands from which thew
were elected. The settlers organized n
party and went from farm to farm assist
ing settlers back on their places. Mr..
Grouse made some startling revelations as
10 the means adopted by tho union to pre-
vent settlements. He said there was var
pelng waged against the settlers who were
trying 10 make terms for tho purchase Of
their lands. CHRIS Olson, who had arranged
ior the purchase of his land, has been so
frightened by threats that he promised not
Haggenson and Jim COPYRIGHT. two wcll-
known settlers. also refused 10 complete
arrangements for the Same reason. The
farm occupied by Mr.. Grouse has 81 500
worth oil improvements which he has made
and which he says the settlers threaten
to destroy if he makes a settlement.
Chris Olson and Chris Intermill were to-
daV served with an injunction restraining
mem IRON remaining in possession of the
farms from which they were evcte(. This
new move will doubtless precipitate Il long
ana bitter litigation between the River
Land company and the settlers. The nc-
ton OF the settlers in overwhelming Tho
River Land company with litigation for the
evident purpose of preventing evic,ions has
prccpitat"d the move which they thought
TO restrain. Evictions were resumed on
the Smell lands yesterday. Marshal Hol-
brook and posse ericled VIM. Spainhower
from the farm from which his son was
elected a few days previous. Smell will
now push matters until every settler who .
has not made settlement is cvictcd. This
will be followed by the eviction Of settlers
on the Welles and I4tchfield lands, for
whom Wriis have been issued. Tho land
owners state that they arc now ihorouohly /
IN earnest and injunctions will be issued
against all evicted settlers who have re-
turned TO taeir farms, This will result Sc
riously to settlers, disobedience of the in I
junction being contempt of court, and nil
remaining on the land will be compelled to
pay u fine or be imprisoned Being with
out funds the majority will be compelled
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Jail.
Mrs. A. r. Parsons. widow of the exc
cutcd Chicago anarchist. spoke 10 about
seven hundred New York people the
other night She dwclt at length
on the Chicago hanging, and said
that as innocent blood had been
shed. then innocent blood must be shed in
vengeance. While l was addressing a
meet ng in Trafalgar square. London" said
she. Il learned that Lord Bonfleld (of Chi
eago) had ordered that anarchists be not
allowed to meet. He had ordered his scor-
plons to see that no public demonstrations
take place in Chicago. That is free Ameri-
ca. while we were publicly proclaiming our
theories in monarchial England" Then
she talked of the destitution of the work
''s-'AhiA dIlu Sitlu. Nc WnnG IL tGetOtH( II
change in the ownership of the worlds
wealth. land for the landlcss, toll for the
toilers. homes for the homeless. and dea
1or all tyr;nts and tyranny. 1t is death for
all who stand in the way ofthe remedy"
Alderman Holmes. of Rockford. ILL.,, t.
who was ordered by the White Caps a few
day. ago to resign within forty-cight hours
and leave the city. has heard from his pros
ecu'ors again. Saturday morning a dyna-
mite bomb Was found on his piazza. The
fuse had be II ignited. but expired before
;ln explosion could occur
Fire destroyed the entire works OF tho
Putnam Wire Nail company at Grcencasle I
Sunday. The loss is placed at Sl5 900. and
is only par ally covered by insurance. I
About 5000 insurance was held on the
bull ing and contents. '
John NJ Ward. the celebrated short
stop player fthe New York base ball club I
asst summer on the 18th inst, cablei the ;
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