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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-08-25

A CoRKER Nine teu,hs Of the Re
pub lean orators cannot agree upon .le
tariff question, but all are ~ The opinion
that the Democracy ought TO be hanged
and quarlered for wanting TO lighlen
taxation by less lhan haif lie amount
suggested by The Republican tariff con-
mission Of 1882 .-Phila. Herald.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-08-25

INSULTING THE PEoPiE.-The Repub-
can Senators must have had some in
stinctiye knowledge II The rebukc j.
conveyed, but it is surprising that the'
should have wilifully and wantonly in
suited the people OF ihe UIited States /.
treating the message with such indigniiy
Il came not from the Democratic cardi
date. but from The President &C the Uai-
ted S,atcs, and the insult was 10 the pee
pie of the United States, - The nation
which NJ sherman insists shall be spei
with "a big N."-Baliimore Sun.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-08-25
CNERS OF DINNERS.
WHY PRIVATE HOSPITALITY IS MADE
PUBLIC IN PRINT.

Society Ladies' Who Regularly Repor,
Their Esscptiogs-Dinner Parties of the
Swell sori-A Clear Case of Coqnwsie-
Sociai Nartyrtiom.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-08-25

RE DAILY TINES, delivered In city by car
rier, at IL cents per wees. Leave sooioso
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-06

The rising tide Of socialistic ideas
among the German people ans in the
ranks Of the German army must dis
turb the dreams OF the sstute Bis
marck, even though il is thsregardrd
by the sansuine and hcadstrogg yonng
emperor. That formidable revolt
against the present order of thiagS in
Germany VIII take place during the
life OF the present generation Is h ghly
improbable, The danger Is a.fier.
ent one. but there Is danger never
theless, IL is not impossible that re.
peated evidences Of DISQUALIFICATION
may induce the emperor TO attempt TO
arouse anew the national feeling hv
plunging into the war T. which he is
said TO be not ayerse. Il, Franco.
therefore, and Italy aud Austria.
rather Than Germany itself. which
must fear German discomfort The
peace OF Europe is much more likely
20 BE- disturbed by the spread OF so
oiaIism than is the peace q the war
like emperor.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-06
INFORMATION WANTED.

4 Ny INFORMATION REGARDING THIS
~ hereAbouJs of +. {. or X. l. Agier is
wanted for thelr benefit. Address c. :.
Agitr, san jose. Cal.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-06

ia saeersor teesleEaes proven n sniil
u homes goT Esore thA1 17I,es y = CD
s-nn.,lf gfld0rsed by the beads o. tns
f,raaf Universities ~ the Strongest, Pare~
an Most HaAithful DR.. Prices Cream
Eak{ug Powder dos not contain Ammonia.
Tine 81 Aiusn. sold only In csns.
PRICE BAKING POWDER 60.
v.px cpfraaa 81 LuffTs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-06
The Seattle Directory,

l'at 20 BIS Ets> NF tbs sEATTT p
cts itregfofF desire % call the s.s.u.
ti~n 81 the lasrFgasnfs. manufactures .ass
t-c paa.tt esurrzllf TAI Nc 81 rot fssk
lEE q fseis asiusrs. tut CogaYlete canvass
.. N 1i i-le vitF ans caUnis. NcE ~ s,ssi
sa-ifsss, ta7e-sizssIg ans thoroughly com
Fsfsui sFa uue D gEt Go.t. dalv autho-
i4ad u solicit orders f.T advertise rn@ft-
rfskt salr< 81 ts7st-arY far che Affctsiry
bireciafN tellrzuF, sua Ca yr,arule usrs,.
AIS 3s7oistr a,.4tesses Cf 81 persUas. Arrrs
ana cssn Eaul,s engaged 20 ssy line II bRs
tatee oF Frlsysslaa Neither E~h.sr -
rneHcy VIII ae srxFs,4 % male tE~ &c.
tNrN ils tsE Box nf the kiaa ever r,,ts.
BASED W. tFsss veu uIsI encourage 'rs,s.
lo9'is sute-7sFtse y Be estaz STE al -,.-fn-
y sal tssEtFs ssitsuN . llae-as Aa4annt III
A. tffzisfng s,-s tasf Fa&r cuntract rta.ss
aAAtt las CITY bs&E5 RORY Cu.. aales.
n 80 w.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-06

tkJAkTED-A GOOD, REsPEcTABLE
w effi 70 DO upstairs waFk aud 70 wait
on az izxzlid IN 8 snail family. iii
TSiFa STREET.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-06

EMPLOYMENT WANTED.
N-ASrEp~P RY ENPEKl.
Office.
WASrEp-A POSITION ny ASiNGIE
w iadNs = years Of axe. IN = respectable
small family Address Belle Iris afI3rs
NANrFD-sIr A., WAIK-~.
w OF chsmhermSid Ia hotel Address
IF e." this ofiice.
WANrKn 80 SITUATION ~ FIKSr
w class family by co,k q o viii Wssh
snd iron, Address lsi1 Teeth str,.ct, COZ
ner Howell
uANTEp- POSITION ny MAN Ann
w wife; any kiad 81 honorable Wufk
Address X Z. =, carr shis ceice.
WANTED SITUATION As HoU,F.
w kccpSF, Waitress ia restaurant iran.
Stairs work in hotel Address a. n thss
oeice
WANTED EXPERIENCED SAFES
" lsty ~sats position ia store. Al
dry.s X this once
WANIEp-CHAMHER woAK N 40
Eel or loisias-aoasc Address e. 81
this oaier
NfrUArIoS wANTED-BY A Yorxg
- man ~ waoi habits and s5lIs,r, ,ssa.
urhii0H position ia = busint a. hNasp o.
store; auder.taDds t.s0k kcvpiug. alsa :
E,sd fschmSn. Address Ameriesa. this
WANrRp-slTUATtoN RY ITO IA.
w asrs. call or address so.lsa 4, sosth.
egn hoset
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-06
HEATING APPARATUS.

SkALkp PROPOSALS WILL. BE RE-
erisra sy the hoard OF direrfn-.
foz schocl district No. unfiI s.ts-.sav ~
es,ta tser =, for supplying heating atr.srstHs
o. tae central school building. Fa-flrg-
~, ,,. iaay ese oefsised by applying 10 W. z
- Ne. ar Affect The board reserves "a.
tlshf 10 reject any o. all b{ds
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-06

ii all the prominent and able Re-
publIeans who have beer mentioned
As possible members Of Harrison ;
cabinet really obtain the prizes which
they seek, the presidents official fam.
fly will contain no less than shrea hun
lred members. And the official connt
has only been begun.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-06
CAUTION

Beware Of Fraad, a. mr. name and the
price are stamped on the totfozn of all ny
advertised shoes before leaving the sscfory-
which prstrct the uearers against high
priexs ans snfcrier goods. II a dealer offe-
w. l. DOCE.ss shoes 81 reduced price
or Sass he has tn N without my Dame and
p-see STAMPED On the bottom, put him
dowu ae . f-a1d
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-06
ADVICE To MOTHERS.

~ NiGssews sooshfng Strap, Tor ehi}-
afer teethipg. Is the prescription 81 me r.
tse hest female Hsrses and physicians
s me, Z nlsea states. sR9 has been us0S
niinons Of zssners for thesr e.
Daf,ng me Proves Of seefhiHg IN
aneAlenassae. II relieves tAe -
pam, cures dysentsry and dfr .tiAI
Tag in the bowels and Wind sain
ing health 10 the eAlsd nr AsiA n
F1'se - hottie NA0.. 9
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-06
Dissolution Notice.

'I'HE FIRM OF CoLS s YOUxGIsTHIs
q dan dissolved o. masuAl consent. ana
Al, dlehss due said arsa are o. Ok paid 10 II.
Z. lcHnE, who assumes al liabilities
CoLE 4 YOUNG.
FaifsCiss. p.-. 1<ss
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-06
SIZE Ts ~GRArEruI- ),

- sasee she lie ai rAy sguss xirl hva
Ffnsnsss saSf - ~. seSrrss Ruxlssh R<n.sssS
70 sssiiss4sr st.ss2. Ars Ma v. EaFf.mxn.
druggist
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-06
rxLr WANTED


xxraxTyYt--A G-kEgAL AGENT IN
w wsshIuxfav trrrstss.s for the s,ronx.
eat. OLDEST and best musmsl ssE5aenl snsaT
ence easztaay ia the CsIfea Ssk.ss 70
one need apply Unless they car IA. visa tne
b 81 Of refefe1ees. aevofe faesr f1f1r4 ohse
20 the business. and give bonds II EeqEirk =.
the most liberal Inducements viii be oser
"a the rfxbt usxzF. aud Al opportunity
given 80 rake large money Address
al fofn = 1stesstens 20 boz &. PosT- TxTELrs-
sEScEh oshee. seattle, ". !.
WE Wish To EMPLOY A FEW SAILS
w men On sassFy 70 sell cur zoocs b.
sample 10 TIE y holseafe and r tail trs4e Of
seattle. " +. and Adjoining states. We
are the lar est manufacturers OF our tiEe
in the roansry. sezd tao cenfs in stamps
for sarsleu ar. No pesiais answered Cen
.enssfe' VIZ 20. t.fsesnraii. ..
taAkfED-A COOP. REsPECTA
w effi to do upstairs wafk aud 20 wait
on al iEx4hd n snail family. liii
T6IEa .ireet.
yrASTED-A Y0GSG GIRL To ASSIST
w al hoszsework- Apply southwest
corner Tefsth aid olive.
yEASTED - A GOOD, COMPETENT
w gifi for general hsslsework. Mrs. J.
Collins. eoraeF second and James streets
ttrASTED-cAsH BOYS cHEsTER
w EieaFy.
yyASTED-AS EXPERIENCED N.Y.
w BIAS. with wife who i q GOO ec,,t
caraaia Jf taking charge OF roaydiug.
house for men Addsess G oils afs;se
W - 49,. - : . cOAIMAEERs, at
smiths Tacoma.
Wa. sxIS-ao0D GIRL FOR GEN.
sfai hggse- wofk. Apply northwest
coz ser n.asfh ard Eali streets.
lyrANsEB "A FfRSr.cLsss MILL
w wright. sppiy "a the Puget Mil Co.,
! Port Gamble. ". r.
yxrAxTED-A WOMAS or Sense. EN-
w ergy aud Fespeetssiiiiy for our bUsl-
ness Ia Der locality: salary about 20 per
month. p.yinaDeut position: references
( exehsaxed. Address MANUFACTURES :
/ suPTs. LEX Box 1915. y. Y. We
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-06

Advertisements aa.;er tae .-sds OF Is,.f
Found, For sale, 10 II. ans 9sf-,zt.ons
Wanted VII y ms ed az p rate Of .
word for "a. =, subse9DS n, suscrgiop tzy.
meat . ,vHTs IN adj ance.
; Tha follow ing letters arc AWAITING adSer-
tissss 81 f..Iis osiee:
boston. THE. FL. Box 6.
B. IAN ic.LG. ]
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-06
Lesr


4 oSP- DURING THE FfKR D Asr
= EhuFsizy ulgAt en- fna1t ssrss-f. A etr,l-
covered ifuak disappeared Mere Is ia
saa Tor believing if Sss uof DESTROY "a
AeN intoJr0aJloa rsxsr3ius 81 will h.,
lnsnktgl.y rseslyei hy II, "a oti-e.
I oSr--A WHITE AND BLACK EoNc-
II hsirvt rStiefrtCf GNc. ear. car. AS
aasseFs % she name "a; rA~0ar. reward
~ W VII - pAii Tor BIS FrtuEa % 81
Nashiaetol stNetg. has l.s ABse,rs
ArcnSV tax an collar
I OSf~0S FRONT. UNf0N 0g PtEF
! = stre*s2, = lsaY's teSvcF cut iB- cisak
FRASER sysFs a. thss otssc aud rcI ruwAsd
- IKANkD-FR0a NY PLACE ON
- k0nyih sRd Asry streets ia the Pos
tias addition aoaat NoVeznser ~ Que t.a
ysar-oia b asa Jrrsry sgtfer. souse uhltr
90 billy AMI ssitcn 81 tN.l. riaht ear
cropped eEf, Aay PeFsca dellvessas ths
I eese ~ Swing tntEtreAtsca - ih&s / eas
srs her viii b. aecsslly rx~anfea Z H
8R&N
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-12-19

A balloon ascension, under the direction
of the Novelty Air Ship company, was
made last week at Coney Island. Peter c..
tCampbell, a South Brooklyn jeweler, is
she inventor. James X. Allen, profess
s ional aeronaut, of Providence, r. I. made
the start at o'clock. The airship moved
upward to the height of 500 feet. There
it remained stationary for several minutes
aud finally under the direction of the
aeronaut moved about in different courses
at his will. After maneuvering about in
the air for half an hour, the ship took a
northeast course, and came to the ground
in the village of Sheepshead Bay. Allen
states that in all its movements, with but
few exceptions, the machine obeyed the
action of its various propellers and screws,
and that the landing made was intentional.
The air ship combines the principles of a
balloon and flying machine. The balloon
is cigar shaped, sixty feet long and forty
two feet in diameter in the center. The
car and flying machine is suspended from
the balloon by means of bar running
lengthwise under it. A propeller is pro-
vided on both sides of the car, and hinged
wings are adjusted so as to allow vertical
movement at right angles to the car, like
the wings Of birds. The inventor of the
ship has formed company with capital
of 100000.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-12-19
GREAT ENGLISH RACER.
ORMoNDE PURCHASED BY AN AMvR.
ICAN FOR SS5. 900.

N.x< tc ,h> p,~~~.. p.,.. Ex.. ysals A. =
- .,-.,..".,., =. - W.. a
res,aen''.. Srsha VINO sn's
TO Oust eSeiand-Axpenditurss Of the
Various states.
New York spscial.l
Tho Darhv ~y;rr.r ormords Ia. h.ec
~, .oS.-
soio 70 an american ior 1I.ou This -
next to the biggest price ever paid for q
stallion. The bnver - said IN ha John
49,. -. m...-,. 49, -.
Morrls' " AnrosS NeoA' A' H. VINO mas
made millions out OF the lottery business.
lhe purchase OF Ormonde - lottery bust
ness ot the widest sort. The horse OF the
century. the winner OF the triple crown; the
mighty successor oil West Australian.
diadiateur. and Lord Lyon. the champion
OF the English turf. the invincible Ornonde.
Is a 'roarer. II he were not no amount Of
American dollars could have 1ndue4IfAS
Duke Of Westminster TO have - 9Q
him. All the resources OF ac3
been expended n 9 vain ei1ort tus
OF his maiady. AT the close Of
tho racing season OF 1856 Ormonde
was universally ana justly regarded rs the
grandest horse In the world. II he had
broken down. his value rs sire would at
least have been as great as the sum tx7O.OOU
given by the Duke OF Westminster Tor Or
monde's grandslre, Doneaster and for many
years to come the winner VI the Derby. the
st. Leger, and the 2.00o Guineas. would
probably have held his court In Eaton Hail.
IN Cheshire, AS q worthy successor to
Touchstone and Pantaloon, to Doncaster
and Ben d'Or. But being touched in the
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-12-19
Blew His Head on.

A most sensational and deplorable mur-
der occurred at Texarkana Saturday even
ing, son of A. I. Spear killing ex- Mayor
Beidler on the street. Four years ago
Beidler separated from his wife, charging
her with intimacy with A. 4. Spear.
Six months ago Mrs. Beidler and Beidler
set ugly rumors afioat about Spear. The
matter went on until Saturday, when
Spear became enraged at some new story
and assailed Beidler and gave him terri
BILE beating with club. Later in the day
Beidler retaliated by giving Spear fear
full beating. A short time afterwerd. as
Beidler was walking leisurely up the street,
the 19-year-old son OF Spears walked up
t6 him, placed n shotgun behind his ear
and blew the top of his head off. Young
Spear is in Jail.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-12-19

NOMINATED BY THE PRESIDENT.
[Washington tslegraml


The President has sent the following
nominations to the Senate:
United States Minister to Epsin-perry
Belmont. OF New York.
Assistant Commissioner Indian AfRairn--
John ]. Enright. OF Michigan.
Superintendent Indian 6chools-Ss Samuel
II. Albro. Of New York.
Indian Inspector-James G. Saunders. Of
Arkansas.
Internal Revenue Collectors - 0eorsD
Washington Hensel. Ninth District OF PENN
sylvania: Andrew @. Chapman. District Of
Maryland.
Indian Agents--samuel +. Leayy for the
Yankton Agency In Dakota; Charles e.
vandever. Of Indiana. for the Navajo
Agency in New Mexico. 8s 3,
Army Appointments ~ Capt Petor D.
yroom. Third Cavalry. Inspector Goaeral,
with the rank Of Major; Captain Edward
Hunter. First Cavalry, Judge xdvoeaEe. With
the rank Of Major: Capt George B. Davis,
Fifth Cavalry. Judge Advocate. with the rank
OF Major: First Lieutenant nob9kt Crai9.
Fourth Artillery. First Quastekmaatof. With
the rank of Captain; Oapt. DoaSias M
Scott. First Infaat1y. msnteoaxy ce eub-
eistenoe. with TIE rank ~ Cape6fn; 1ifot
Lioutenant Ghaeloe Hay. 1wsaky-thfrd n
fantFys ConW5o9oEY n o0bo3o&pnao. ~
the rank ef QaD1n1ns Mtlllem 3eoork xa1s
tin, q Wfnc1H ~ ~ ut & ~ ssss
EETsz 81 Il
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-12-19

Point. As the other police boats are else
where GOV. jackson has telegraphed Sec
retary Whitney requesting the use Of the
steam launches aud gattling guns now at
the naval academy at Annapolis. Super
intendent Sampson has received instruc-
tions to furnish the state what he could,
and he at once commenced to make ready
two of the launches. arming one with a
howitzer and the other with gatling gun.
Capt. Howard and the crew of the disabled
police steamer McLane will take charge OF
the launches and go at once to Hacketts
Point, where the Folly is said to be sur
rounded by about forty dredging schoon-
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-12-19
ELK POINT UNION DECEMBER

she spent tho night, after which she was
assisted to her home where she has since
been in her bed. The girl is lying on .
blanket spread on the door, and her mother
states that her body. from her knees to her
shoulders, was one mass of black and blue
marks and bruises. Her back and arms
were shown and found to be swollen to a
terrible degree and in some places the flesh
was still raw from the effects of the blows.
Her physician says she can not recover.
Complaint will be made to the department
of the interior at Washington.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-12-19
Western Pork Packing

Cincinnati Price Current, 13: The
weeks packing at fifteen leading points
has been 100000 against $50, 900 the pre-
ceding week and 375,00O for the corre-
spending time last year. These places
have packed total of l, 725, 900 hogs since
November 1, against 2,305,O 900 year ago,
a decrease for the week of 55, 600 hogs, and
for the season of 5S0,00O. The returns
from other places indicate an additional
decrease Of $4,000 since November l.,
which implies that the points from which
the returns have been received are now
$50, 900 hogs short in their packing, COM
pared with last year. Operations contin-
ued quite active year ago until week
later, after which there was considerable
abatement. 1t is not improbable that the
subsequent packing may compare favora-
hly With Ia at vaa-'c
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-12-19
THE MAN WHO WA ELECTED.
Crank Who Wants Cleveland to Turn
Over the Presidency to Him.
washington telegraml

Over the Presidency to HIM.
Washington telegram.l
lie man who thinks he has been elected
President to succeed the present incumbent
has already turned up and wants to gust
Mr.. Cleveland right away. He Is crank
named G. W. Jamison and says he is from
Hartsville, Bucks County. Pa. Officials at
tho White House have been annoyed by the
man. who has paid frequent visits there for
tie purpose OF seeing the President.
He is about 45 years old and we'll
dressed. and presents the appearance
of a man in COOL circumstances. Early
in the morning and late in the evening he
appeared to see the President on important
business. Each time he appeared he carried
in his hands a bundle OF manuscript and
newspapers. On a dozen or more sheets OF
legal-cap paper he has written what pur-
ports to be report by the Secretary Of the
Navy, This convinced the officials that tho
man was a crank, and Sergeant Johnson
notified him TO keep away from the White
House. One day he managed to slip In un-
noticed with visiting delegation. and
when discovered by the officials he was up
stairs on his way to the Presidents room.
Sergeant Johnson then put him out and
again warned him to keep away under a
threat OF arrest. This, however. did not
frighten him. and a few hours later he re-
turned in a cab and again insisted on seeing
the President. He was sent away from the
door. Later on the officials discovered that
the visitor had left his coat. He returned to
the White House and was placed under ar
rest. He was taken to the sanitary office.
where he was questioned by Sanitary Officer
Frank He said that he was widower and
had four children. whom he left In charge
Of a Mrs. Rutherford.
There was an election last month" re-
marked the stranger.
Il believe there was" said the officer.
Well" said Jamison. there Is mistake
as 10 the man Who was elected. Cleveland
and another man ran. Cleveland was de.
feated, but the other man was not elected"
Who was 2" asked the officer.
Il was" he answered. And came here
to see that President Cleveland turns over
the office to me and not to the other man."
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-12-19
Indians Win Lease Their Lands.
Wrecked by an Explosion.

Three men are known to have been
killed, one fatally injured and a number
of people badly bruised and shaken MP
early Tuesday morning by an explosion Of
meal dust which completely wrecked the
three story brick building on North Hal
sted street, Chicago, occupied by David
Oliver as an oatmeal mill. Several nd-
joining buildings were also shattered. The
explosion, which occurred shortly after 2
o'clock, was terrific one, the shock being
felt mile away. The buildings in the
immediate vicinity were bombarded with
flying bricks and timbers and nearly
every pane of window glass within a
radius of six blocks was smashed. Almost
before the rumble of the explosion died
away flames sprang up from the wrecked
mill. and the whole place was ablaze in a
few minutes. The fire spread with incred-
ible rapidity, and when the first fire COM
panies reached the scene they found a
block of roaring flames to contend with.
Engines were stationed at every available
point around the blazing patch, and the
buildings that did not take fire at the out
set were saved after the hardest kind of
work. Sparks that were carried by the
wind ignited buildings two blocks distant.
and for half an hour the firemen had all
they could do to prevent half a dozen Sc
rious conhagrations. 1t was nearly two
hours before the flames were under con-
trOl
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-12-19
Fatally whipped

Lizzie Seal, an Indian girl Of 16, in the
government school 1t White Earth, Minn.,
was beaten 70 the point Of death by Henry
McClosk, one Of the teachers. She diso-
bsyed one Of his orders and be whipped her
with walking stick. Her clothing vas
thin and hsr body was but poorly protested
against the blows from The angry tsachsr's
cane. with which be continued to helabOr
her until y was broken into piscss. 6he
esawled away altar the brutal ehastiso-
nen3 and vent "a 1stsnd's house, vAess
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-12-19

Crow Greek Settlers at Present More
Hopeful Than Ever-Iminense Number
OF Acres of Land Patented the Past Year
Crop Keport for December - Latest
News In General
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-12-19
A Great Disaster Averted.

During Mrs. Langtry's performance at
Oswego Wednesday night in the academy
Of music as the curtain was about to rise
on the last act there was cry Of fire from
the rear of the hall and thick clouds Of
smoke poured up through the large regis
ter in the middle aisle The cracking of
flames was heard underneath the floor and
the large audience arose panicstricke,,.
Cool-haaded msn sl,rang upon the stAge
and called out to the people that there was
no danger. Others mounted their chairs
in every part of the house and called upon
the people to remain cool. This succeeded
in partially quieting the people and in two
minutes the theater was cleared, just as the
flames sprang up through the floor. By
this time the fire department was at hand
and streams of water were pouring into
the building. The fire was soon extin-
guished. 1t caught from an overheated
furnace directly underneath the center
aisle and near the main entrance. But for
its timely discovery it would have shut off
the people from escape by the main door
aud there would have been terrible scene,
as the house was hacked
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-12-19
RIVER LAND SETTLERS.
ALL THE Ev1CTED FAMILIES BUT ONE
MOVE BACK.

Conplste Change in Tsetios lGade by
Them-The sweeney Law Declared Un-
constitutional by the Supreme Court
Kilrain Accepts sullivan's Challenge
Chief Col0row Dead, Etc.