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Telegram-herald., 1888-10-17

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80 g.fss rs1slas aAaiontg. Bar
ro.s hs s4la - 5s elected - ifsal
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- r4E .ssiast blzs sstsasls - he groe4d
ef .ll hsalih sog az bs Is az sa1spoksa tree
traas lhsSrsi. hs szcslsJsc.y realized st&t
ia sIood uo shs- fsr e.sc1oa Ar Luce
siI run ~s.. ~ sish nis ticket
IN " ssnlsstsn, coaIa1ec tae senator.
~ths .e~lls a1looz hsD1o oa-zns 5 al 3sf
saagslas 5snsiofs hiseseE SD kssrts
aAge Iast returned frOu Ns~ D or sni asy
fasI ~ss y ara . good Tor % % Espaclisaa
majority EFsry rytAlas - ssry hArn9a ols
thsfs "a ths RspaDAean fsaxs. A. Wssn
.ngIsn iI = believed thst tonn-ctic4L IS
sbsolllss s.ls ior he Republicans spd
Jersey and taag sEefy Northern State
Ill come nto lac. it iO0Es too. as
though ss shOald regain ne House.
fsstHa aater Genera DlckinsOn an1 Gea
era Black cans down On TIE same trAla
~lth ne for a stamping tosr la Indiana
aud in fact Cleveland is the only rsprsssn-
l4iss Of TIE Administration Nao Is not
lAEiaz so active ysssoasl part Ia tAe Gao
Ass snd even ns has sent csecK 20 SPEAK
fOr nim fafnum csme lust before
.sf. sad vas levvlnk Assessnents on
sysfybOdy The lady clerks. and al, bad
10 pAy up or get oct,
Mr. barrows vas billed 10 speak last
sEsning a. lonia. fney expect tsd 10 come
back % this city early This morning. and 20
lsave At II o'clock for Nuskexcn, where
Mr. Burrows will speak again loaiSnt.
Next week he will speak one night IN OhIO.
having made an exchange with Congress
man ButtsruOrth. 1no will speak the same
evening In AkhixAn. Mr.. BurroTs Will
also speak twice "a Indiana. but will there
after dsYo.s his time wholly ~ this State.
Re has received a very urgent Invitation 10
make trip through New York, and speak
a. Buffalo, Rochester. Albany. Brooklyn
snd Coopers Institute IN New YORK City
Bat felt constrained 70 decline II.
Both gentlemen appeared 10 be in th'
Oest OF health and sniiits-
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-17
Holland. Oct. l.. 1855.
HE LANE ASSIGNMENT.
A Statement of the Affairs of j. NJ Lane
why He Failed

A Statement of the Affairs of j. VI. Lane
why He Failed
J. u. Lane. well known in this city, has
made an assignment to NJ. J. Clark, OF this
city, and bis attorneys made the following
ntatemen.: "A year ago Lane was worth
over 500 coo shove all encu mbrances. He
then purchased one of Rood & Asxwelps
mills az Wsshburn, also some pine land
which was over-estimated ia value. as sub
sequsnt Developments proved. Fifteen
thousand dollars cash were paid down for
the property which wss taken loaded with
encum brsnces mortgages, secured debts.
and even mechanics liens. Lane spent
S31CO0 more on the plant, aud got 10 in
running order. Then he was disappointed
IL securing adjacent pine lands and con
tracts he had for supplying lumber began
TO embarrass him. The heavy Investments
made and these and other unforeseen
smbarrsssments led to the assignment.
Lane found be was spreading out too
Tar for bis capital. II be mad $780,
O00. or $4,000 more he could have pulled
through all right The liabilities, accord
Ing % Attorney Wolc0tt. are about 500,
0o0 The Assets may not realize az much, but
II secured creditors are not impatient and
circumstances are favorsbis, dollar for dol
lar can bs paid and a snug sum will still
be left for MIR. Lane. When the assign
ment wss made last Friday IL is said that
5000, 600 feet OF lumber lay on the deck a.
- be mill The mill cost nearly 10000,
nut il would not sell for half that smount.
The Wisconsin plant and ali of Lanes
property in this city, IN Detroit. in other
parts OF the state ana IN the South are IN
the hands Of the assignee for the beneri OF
the creditors. OF ths 500. 00o indebtedness,
more thaa $50 o00 Il secured By paper The
creditors. Mr. WOlcott stated, are mostly
residents Of Chicago and The West. There
were several residing in Grand Rapids. AZ
toe present time any STATE ment ~ 70 ssset'
- 4 matter Of considerable speculation, sDd
the schedus will not be hled by the a.
torneys uatil the last OF the present week
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-17

Mra william ,aellaz. of - siTth ave.
- arrss h0as thla sFsllax ir9m 6rssn-
eI.s "A. sasrs she aas pesn speeding tns
s4nimsr si-h rs44g-s A reception -iA
ss ,snasrsd her by hsr sister. Mrs.. Tracy.
oi 20 Aoaro.st.
~ aad Mrs. S. r Aspinwal have re-
termed rom an extensive EAstsrn trip. dur
ihr -llca shsT waited >s~ York. PhilA-
ls'ph.a. sostoa snd other polnls.
Mrs A. q Isekmza. OF 40 Jsfsrsos-s,
lst mis- u-orninx foo Chicsgo sn6 shsooy-
a. Fsi.s Ma FOR sssk 3 visit afaOng
friends aud rs.alssa.
M sasah AaF. who aas been a. s-sst's
Hotel tor is= days. aas Eocs q CaicazO.
Ter short Wait -nsre shs -l4 return 10
lls city
81 Frsd ucBan. special ,s,nt FOR The
Orand Rapid. Fire insn-ancs Company,
.e.t on Monday ior a thres weeks Northern
tflp.
ID D. Cody and HsnrY p. Grady have re-
ilfasd loDs fro1 DlsAsza, duck sn00tiag
tfip on TIE ssuxatuck nsrbss.
Nrs j. e. NcKss. Of Ns4ls0n-aTs. hss
gone 20 ChicsgO. aad vii return % the
blodzsIt- love veddag-
Alfred Hunt has returned from London.
Eog and, ~hsrs hs has oesa Waiting trends
anl raia4Ves
Ms A. j. Gil and Ms 2. T. Gin lefl
yesterday for a weeks Wait ia Chicago.
Prot hsns,y and familV. Of Williams
burg have come 10 this city 20 reside.
J. q. Clark. Of Duluth. q The guest OF ais
sister Mrs. ID h. stssras. Of State-st
and Mrs. :. ". Osterh0ut have re-
"a rom "a extended trip East.
lgs H. Steiner has gone 70 Seattle,
20 iook up timber lands
g. r. Carroll has returned from . busi-
nsss Trip % Tucson. ARA
Nishsy Roberts, Of Hastings. ". in
ths ci,y YESTERDAY.
NJ. harry Perkins ho rsturnsd from
Detroit
John Rock va in Hastings on Nonixy
Hon. :. 8 Olds. Of Lansing. il In the city.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-17
(5y0rCOats
We mo q
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a q
See the OVercoatS We are Selling al SO.
GIANT CLOTHING COMPANY.
OF INTEREST TO LADIES!


4 necessity 90 which SO much care Is ex-
ercised To secure the correct size, texture
and quality has been AN important feature
of this seasons purchases. I'm both Foreign
and Domestic, al every price. and in every
grade, as YOU need them, the assortment
shown will please YOU.
The line of Misses and Boys Hose for
both school and dress none the less complete.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-17

Will be at the Eagle Hotel Thursday and
Friday. Oct. Is and H. and every fourth
week thereafter. one Of his special works
is on Hernia Rupture snd the expsr-
isnce hs ~ having every week gives him
ar idsa of lust how these can be done and
ought 20 De treated. Remember he cares
every one he undertakes. The une rs'
Quired Is wonderful. many OF them only
one week, and they ara well Go and see
him this time.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-17

Fred g Clark, Chairman OF the Rspusli-
can County Committee ss preparation for
the Rspubhcan rasss mssiiLg 10 be held a,
Harsmans Hail next Thursdsy night. has
sppoE ted ths following Reception Commit
tees f1r the distinguished speakers 0lthe
evening. General Hastings and Hon. las.
r. Coburn. Of Psnnsy ivanis.
For General Hastings r. A. Maynard
ESQ Il p Hastings, Esq. and Col r.
Crsffou Fox
For Hon j r Cobarn--1udgs G. Z
Perkins Hon. Aosss Tsgg~rt snd =. h.
Fisher. ksq.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-17
One-fourth OF ssle on wall papers az
HAEyKY & HEYsyLK' g
sourH GRASD RAPIDS,

on G. r. & l. and NJ c. Rys. New union
depot; fifty large lots cheap on easy pay
msnts About forty lot already sold.
Twenty new houses built this summer.
New store and post Office in operation.
Large planning mill and box factory being
built. Other factories 10 be erected soon.
This future manufacturing suburb ~ best
place around city for small investments
and good homes. Handy to car shops and
factories The time to buy cheap Is now.
Call or write.
CRozIKR & CrTLER. Attorneys,
Board of Trade Building, Cansl-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-17

The abort drs hscEing cough which an
nouucss the approach OF consg N ption. bss
been aptiy tsFIasd graseysri cough Toe
peri . great snd nssr a. hsnd. baI Il osn
bs surely sseFtsd ~lth Dr Pierce : 00lden
Asdicai Discovery. . Qofsnlc remedy With
ous pesr fsf pulmonary. throsg sna liver
ahsctOns. ard Tor a. siTnsnts which ike
consumption. hsvea scrotalous 0rigiu and
80 FOR srupGions and sore. indicating im-
purity o. .Ee blood Druggists all EEL IL.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-17

Ms A. ". Frsze Of Milwaukee. vho
las been visiting her parents Ar. and Yrs.
Frsuk Grsnello. MT with quite misfor-
tune en- her retarD home ast Sc st1r1sv.
While on ths trsia from CairsEo - Nj
wsakse a. har sNslry so ths exception
o. aIsn0nd nng ehich shs sors on her
fnesr. vas stoIe1 50 fsr no FTscss n the
n .ssinz property hsVs been sc3gsrsl
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-17

The "Dsrsy." located or the oorHef 4
Aoant Nenon z6d West Fultsa-sls hGs
been opsne@ nader uew wusHsgsment. the
proprietor being Wlusm Z. eOott. = prso-
ticsl and thorough hotel nan. snd who
W. formerly Of lhs Ottawa Beach Hotel
The Derby n one OF the best furnished
hostelries 10 the city snd parties wishing
boara by the CAY OF week may obtain Il 81
this popular resorf ~ the most reasOnable
rates Icu are cordially requested 70 give
the Derby" cali.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-17

~ Pantlnd snd Do8 - asrs asv.
returned frsr Lexinston. A. ~her- fssv
sl=rss<s 80 xresf sfcCk SO Ref1 Ern-
t.-uasr ma3@ parrnssez NJ. fsnf snf t4r-
irea sriens.a sesrs 81 rs7s sas X 49,
ssat tae srrs s-r6.s ho~~ Tfs e. rsls
- r-atsalg srrvs hers tas sf.er psrt -
tk wrss
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-17

TIE bovs vho e0os Rev - p gohn-
scn aorss frsz tAe corner ~ scrihnsr sd
Ss-ona-sts. sunssv rsrp f1un6 gestsrds7
Eheir nsnes srs Nsrfin HslSer sua I'm a.sf
Aar cert Ire scgs r.su taaf ser tCox
tbe rix snd frssa 30 ea1 Sc oEnsf snd
coaid nst Hnd hiR, - taey t1ak tss Aorse
a1i eazEE acne
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-17

For don't care, dull, tired feeling Inn
poverished blood, dull pains in back and
hesd. tsntslizing skin eruptions Kemp's
ssrsapsrills never fails 10 give relief. We
q ways guarantee II. Price 81 per bottle.
Tibbs' drug store, 126 Monroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-17

wnhsrr scnft ne ssy Who vas sent 70
Tennis ass resn brought osck % IBIS city ~
nr1ufv sheri 2 Co,sx. ard yesterday ha xsrs
~ t1s san ns 500. va AichssI
-rsrd trr hs honfsman Sccfts right
nsri@ fs wnfsua Ssi-r
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-17

ON tbc r3d Of lsss March Frsdricxs Hsa-
s-n wss convicted IN ne Superior Court Of
4 sorasrly condact soi vhsn ths ums
arrived for sentsnc-. the far defendant vas
sirk ard 5as been svsrv time she wss
~snted since that ums Yesterday bench
rsrrsut VS. issusd for her. "a it was
claimed ne SICKNESS vas aot genuiu.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-17

n tks Polies lsofs yesterday GeeEgs D.
Sou.s was up for szaGiastioo for siolatlaE
tie STATE hsUer s@s II Sc lanx lagoS lu ia
eiab rUara g. ne ccfBsr o. South Divisien-
g. znd First-sys. ~ithoat paying ths eists
tai So1ls as Es.d for tTisl a. tns pressai
tsrs u tks supsrlsf C0art-
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-17

rasrf-s nsisnsy rlo was arrested 81 -
s'-ets as i.sorierlF e5ndact and had his
eass a. prne8 uahl Tesssrasv. fsils5 90
rn. V 8n rhrn t1e c@ss vas cali~i sod =
p Hct warrant ~ss ssusS f1r his arrest
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-17
Tne vsIERAN CLUB.
Ths v.s-r.n soldiers sslka.p Ciab Nee,
az Laces Hall.

AZ Lace Hall.
Last ni<at large number Of the Veteran
Soldiers Bsiknap club net a. Luces Hal.
and IN ths absence Of the president and
secretary. CoIoasl Wells was chosen chair
man snd Edward Racine scrs,ary.
Coionsl Wells gave the club short talk
on ths situation ard then called Or. Ste
phsnsoa. Who Rad sonas resolutions
adopted o7 tie veterans 81 Ninuespohs
nsnded to he Doctor by Captain Russell
Of nnsspols vhO Vas present AZ IN e
meeting captain Russell vas called for
snt said tbat me ketsrans Rspuhlican
tlgn n Minneapolis. numbered 200 msrs-
brrs. SD of whom voted for Cleveland four
years sxo. Re also said thst the state vould 4
- carried oT At ssst IS 900 majority and
ne hoped that Michigan you'd 20 me same
A .arxs Number of ns- names vsrs sddsd
n % msnbsrshiD snd the club adjourned
subject % CAL
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-17

Riakelsv & Jer $50 yesterday commenced
suit n he Circuit Cenrt 70 collect sg54 q
frcm Jns@nh r Dyer The clsim q for
rrsfsris' furnished fsr a house suils ~
rver In rarBer q rsrroiis s3iItion. and a
mechanics len bad heen previously levisd
neon .ha premises
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-17

Th- Qas.tisu - ths Removal - es-b-r.
Assixass settled.

Assixa~s settled.
"a iss case IN Equity brought oy several
Of n. n G0~bels creditors against hin and
othsrs chsrzisg fraud in TIE matter Of his
sss En nsnt - Harvey joslyn. tos tas bene-
6t OF BIS cred sors. Judge Grove Yesterday
morn 1g ovsrruied ne motion made 70 rs-
neve the sssixnss snd appoint receiver.
Ehs decision which = very clear snt pos
It.Ts holds lhst tas CasrEs ~ fraud against
NJ hoenal and IS znss we're not sus-
rsiusd oT the proofs submitted IN the case
Tais - smother Illustration Of ths rsshnsss
of -e7tsin creditors 10 chargs frsui with0ut
ary proof whatever
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-17

frz n spencer ~ veunE mar
vf1 pe.itli1r v'tacut 'icsnSs
t-s t--s7 zei a he fofice ccurt Yesterday
ar rra-f Gatr ds wsH fnsu 3 snd
ss aensV 1srs te 80 county sil
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-17

Until Nov. 1st. We offer our entire line Of
wall papers at one-fourth Of from the al
ready low prices. Never before have such
bargains been offered. Call and see onr line
and be convinced. HARVEY & HEYsTEK,
y Oftaya-st
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-17

TIE rers ot rensrs1v x. rho -sms to
sal ssn6 las srmsry lccked ~-r.
-a-r rr-h fssrriatei End 1ss~t N -
ME - s~rc~T en rVxa.s sr tr8
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-17
Office Of J. G.. BLAKELY & co.
1873 West Fulton, Street.

We something in the FURNACE LINE, where
by lower OF house with hot The
the which heats the Of
using fuel ordinary Furnaces heat the
We have been the Furnace business
years. and money BY dealing with
We and pay consequently
Cook Stoves. Ranges and Psror Stoves We
have line you will anywhere Come and see
Sash Builders. Hardware. 0utters
Conductors We stock sheet
nd corrervvsrc and warrant al work.
for ali Of and estimates
and references furnished where have put
contemplating having their house heated with
Farnsee VII money by dealing with Our work
speaks itself.
/ &. BIAkFIY & CO.
136 West Fulton Street
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-17

y LF0a- 80 ~~s 80 70 ttlslN
oer ~ tse pellos lsEVs tss sesks Nzo hKs
rssiku-5 sut lst fas cliy. fks uesiDF
asaF III ~ LFea pga ne kseE : = eE1
a1sss : ssssrsi G4EoF c&sse tE8f bsFe
bsxn cen aencsa ~i-kla tAs p4ss wess ss
le szs tes pEi1ciFal ~ltAsss ter tAs fs9-
80. sn1 Is - uol - sAts - a. 81 = -
- hozt IA tssaEoaF Tee tsoss ol Ar.
Isec : resizuiuz = tss cssth ~ IA ~lts
fslher. aud AZ iyoB = lox e.ls5 - axe
Gnaf1s q "a "a zess ssu wst1e1f . kesa.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-17

We make TO order house and store shades
of all sizes. Get our prices before purchasing.
HARVEY & HEYsrEK.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-17

Having over seven hundred Of all the
different hrst-clsss makes of sewing
machines in stock for TO reduce the num-
Der /. will retail machines at wholesale
prices, commencing today and continuing
till two hundred machines are sold.
s. {. WEsTERLISG,
l5S East Fulion-st,
Grand Rapids, Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-17

FOURTH orr ON WALL PAPER.
Our of sale has been success. remem-
Der il will positively close Oct. 81. Secure
your bargains early. HARyEY il HEYsTEK.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-17

rteans srs and asrrsiEis 80 ssl-
sfen lst 80 Gss,ssf sars eu ssFth for
rr1
.t frreos esse essS A srsftsr 81 mi
~ sA sag . ssfsie q ". SAL Csaxh
ksEs2
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-17

La7ses whe rsas resref cc-acsex -
wgsl 49, Fczreas f1w1er--5s gracacss O
rzks azn asse151. skla
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-17

The Operative Plasterers' Union will give
grand bsll at GermEnia Hall, Front.st,
Wednesday evening, Oct. IL. All are cor
daily invited. Music by Wurzburg 4
Bronson's band.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-17

order your Jackson Hill coal of the Cen
tral Coai Company. Telephone, S3l.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-17

PICTURE Francs.
New patterns Just received. We make 10
order frames Of all sizes.
HARvEY a HEYsTEK,
72 Ottawa-st
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-17
COMPOSED ENTIRELY OF HERBS
A General Blood Purifier.


rsrf-ssr ffrfr So rfner frsrf fs- costirss.
i1t faeur Ffisn -<f~itis. frpf-f fI'TH1es Hslsfia
fistsf-s sne s Iesssses 4rslts boa ffep4ss hl-na
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-17

F-e-voas shoue tsst ssessre irifs enc aeves
- ~l1n1u g.
az Aser< ws.ssd - - frc.sisfes s< Fxt<z
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-17
DK. BrNNrrr

One-iourth on sale on wall papers a.
HARVEY & HEYsfEK
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-01-18
AT THE SOUTH.

THE following nominations were made
10y the louisiana democratic convention in
session at Baton Rogue, completing the
state ticket: James A. Jetfreys. Rapides.
lieutenant governor; Judge Walter A. Rog
ers. Orleans, attorney general; w. II.
Pipes, East Feliciana, treasurer; Joseph
Breaux. Iberia, superintendent OF public
education; Leonard I. Mason, Concordia,
secretary of state; f. Steele, the present
incumbent. for auditor. The platform in
dorses Clevelands administration. the per-
petuation of the levee system and placing
free schools on a substantial basis. 1t op-
poses convict labor and invites immigra-
ton.
Mrs. ANNA b. CHEATHAM, widow of
the late Gen b. +. Cheatham, and post
mistress of Nashville, Tenn, is dead.
JOHN HINsoN, who is said to be a
nephew of Gen. Gilhall, of New Orleans,
was stopped by two highwaymen in Kan
sas City and on his attempting to resist
them he was shot in the stomach. The
pistol shot aroused the neighborhood,
and Hinson was carried to his home only
few doors distant. The doctor who ex-
amined him pronounced his wound mortal
The criminal escaped.
The latest advices from Tahlequah, /. T..
say that the Cherokee Legislature is tran
sacting business and that all the troubles
are over, the election having been settled
temporarily.
The residence of Senator ingalls,. at
Atchison, Kan, was totally destroyed by
fire the other morning with all its contents.
Loss, $4,000. Senator Ingalls, and family
are in Washington.
AN earthquake shock was plainly felt at
Summerville, S. c., the other morning.
with slight shock at Charleston, which,
however. was not severe enough to do any
damage or cause alarm.
A SERIOUS accident occurred at Hickory
n. c., on the Chester and Lenoire road
An entire train. consisting Of an engine
and three cars, fell through trestle The
wrecked cars took fire and were all burned.
The engineer, Henry Dix, and his fireman,
were caught in the wreck and badly burned
The passengers were more or less injured
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-01-18
FOREIGN EVENTS.

A TERRIBLE state of affairs exists in
Peru. The people have become suspicious
OF the paper money of the country and re.
fuse to take it. Shopkeepers and mer.
chants refuse to accept it in payment fol
provisions. and the people have been riot
ing in the streets, forcibly entering stores
and helping themselves to prevent starya-
ton. There is very little coin in the coun
try. and it is feared that serious disturb
aEces will arise before order and confidence
are again restored
The New Free Press Says that Russi.
reeently proposed to Germany and Austria
that Prince Peter Karageorgeisch be made
ruler of Bulgaria. Austria fatty refused
to accede to the proposition, and Russia
withdrew it.
ONE HUNDRED emigrants from Belfort
France, have started for Dakota.
A LONDON telegram states that Arch
bishop Ryan. in conjunction with fathe,
Ar,nellini. is gathering material towards
proving the heroic sanctty of his prede-
cessor in the see of Philadelphia, Bishop
John Nepomucen Neumann, who died in
1860. Fifty years after death are required
for full canonization, but not if Arch
bishop Ryan be able to obtain the com
mencement of the process. The candi-
dates for sanity honors there and then
takes the title of venerable, which precedes
that of blessed, obtained by solemn beat
ification.
The remains of Napoleon and his son,
the prince imperial, have been removed
from Chiselhurst to Marlborough. where
they will be deposited in mausoleum
erected by ex-Empress Eugenie. After re-
ligious services at Chiselhurst the bodies
were conveyed to the railway station.
AMONG the men arrested in connection
with the latest plot against the ear is an
employe on the Baltic railway, who kept
the nihilists informed of every journey of
the czar to Gatschina.
RINGGoLD COOPER. the American for
ger, has been arrested in Paris on an ex-
tradition warrant for forgery upon the
London and Westminster bank.
PRINCE OSCAR. second son of King Os-
car. of Sweden. will be married at Bourne.
mouth shortly. during his mothers visit
there. to Miss Ebba Munck. one of his
mothers maids Of honor.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-01-18
FROM THE EAST.

1NDIANAPoLIs had $706O00 fire in
the midst of her wholesale district the
other night. The insurance foots up $685.
900.
FEARS are entertained in New York for
the safety of the overdue French steamer
Brlttania. from Mediterranean ports. She
carries $50 steerage passengers and full
cargo.
STEPHEN and Samuel Byer and Joseph
kalep were struck by the New York fast
express on the New York, Pennsylvania and
Ohio railroad near Sharon, Pa, and in
stantly killed. The men were in a buggy
when the express struck them. They we're
all married and leave families.
THE Ohio poultry, pigeon, kennel and
pet stock association held their exhibition
in the armory Mt Columbus. which burned
recently. Over 800 dogs Of different breeds
were lost, composing the finest display
ever made in Ohio. Among the dogs lost
was Sir Charles, said to be one Of the fin
est st. Bernard's in America. He was
owned in Chicago, and was valued at
$2,5OO. There were between 600 and 500
entries Of poultry, carrier pigeons, ETC.,
from many states, all of which burned.
The value of the exhibit was estimated at
over $50. 900.
THE schooners William Parson and
Peter d. Smith, which left Gloucester,
Mass, the latter part of November for
Georges fishing banks. have been given up
for lost. with their crews Of twelve men
each. Five widows and nineteen children
are left at Gloucester.
HOWELL PAYNE, Of the jewelry frm Of
Payne, Steck 4 Co., of New York, who
failed short time ago for $140,OOO. has
been arrested for grand larceny, he having
got diamonds of several firms just before
the failure, which could not be found when
the crash came. There are two indict-
ments against him.
PRIZE fight with kid gloves for purse
of $l00 was fought on the Indian reserva-
tion between George Weaver. of Sala-
manca, N. Y, and James McDermott, of
Buffalo. McDermott broke his wrist in
the fourth round and the fight and purse
We're awarded to Weaver. The fight liz
spoken of as having been plucky one,
both men being rather seriously battered.
The boiler Of Petit 4 Dripps, foundry
men, in Washington, exploded. seriously
injuring three machinists and an appren-
tice boy and demolishing one side Of the
building. Lack Of water in the boiler was
the cause.
MISS EMMA LEWIS, Of Dayton, Ohio,
deliberately committed suicide by drown
ing herself in the canal. She refused as
sistance. and It is supposed was insane
when she committed the rash act. She 10
. member Of highly respectable family.
GEsERAL A1y1ED a. TERxY 10 very III
from Brishts dissase, at Washington, and
Il IL ssid that hs will ash to be retired. His
scorsT Y doubtful, Thsrs viii prchlbly