Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-06-08
NE.UU II not IN Advances.
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC.
An Interesting Summary of the
Important Occurrences of
the Week.
A Budget OF News Cleaned From the
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and Near.
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Tho doubtless about the recovery ofthc
kaiser have taken heart for tho first time.
They not only saw him again in pretty
sound looking flesh. but found that all an
rangements have been definitely made for
his departure on the steamer to Schloss
Freidrickskron wild park near Potsdam.
1t was the warm weather that enticcd thou
sands of persons to CharottenberS. who
saw his majesty step into his carriage and
drive away amid cheering. and that he
looked better than usual. They also wit
messed wonderful popular change toward
the kaiserine. She drove into town and
inquired after the condition OF the sufferers
from the recent accident, now in the hos
pital, and then visited sundry institutions
of an educational nature in various parts
of town. 1t CHANGED that the Society for
Childrens Holidays was holding meeting
in a street in the west where the inhabt-
ants are packed gcther like herring in a
barrel and where you knock against child
zen at every step. Here her majesty again
met with most dcmonstrative and popular
reception, Il repetition of the hearty display
OF affection she experienced at central mar
hSb ii lCW WCchS ago. llNcIS WluuOW was
crowded in the houses. Flowers We're
thrown into the carriage. AS it moved of
the horses could scarcely thread their way
out of the street and the cheering and
shouting was deafening. In the midst OF
this poverty in the Pecsaozzi Frobclhaus
under the patronage Of the kaiserine. who
visited its kindergarten school, kitchen and
hntb he for irlc u,r ;,+o -,
the educational and sanitary wants of the
poor in Berlin and Germany will always en-
dear the kaiserine to the people.
The city of Samarcand, Russia, was re-
Gently the scene OF great rejoicing over the
new railway to the Caspian sea. The form
al opening took place on the anniversary
Of the corporation of Alexander III.
"A ring of wealthy land owners have
created corner in Austro-H Hungarian
maize. A trust Of about l2.00O,O)O forms
has been raised and maize is advancing in
price. 1t is believed, however, that the
scheme will fail.
Memorial day was observed in fitting
style in Washington. All the executive de-
dar,ments closed and business was prac-
tically suspended. A parade took place in
the morning in which the regular troops,
militia and Grand Army men participated.
The attendance at the Arlington soldiers
home and other cemeteries was good and
articles Of the usual impressive character
We're carried out Special memorial serv-
ices We're held at the tomb of Con Logan
under the direction of the Kit Cars on Post
6. a. r., assisted by the Logan Guard of
Honor. Representative Mason, OF Illinois,
was the orator of the day and made Il most
eloquent address. Wherever pu lie cerc-
monies were held a prayer was offered 70.
the speedy recovery of General Sheridan
1t being the anniversary Of the capture OF
Boonv!lle. Miss, by Gen. Sheridan, then il
command OF his first expedition in 1862. tho
district commandcry of the Loyal Legion
through Recorder General Massey gave
him a basket of choice and rare roses, witt
a note conveying their affection and hes
wishes and hoping that us he was vic
torious twenty six years ago. he would be
in his present struggle
The other evening Lee Pope. q wealth,
young sto ;kman. of Loredo, Ten, quarrel
led with JuaA Rosal.s. a snoon- keeper
and each opened fire with revolvers Pop,
received q bullet through the heart, Gyina
instantly. Rosules WAS hit in the bowels
and lungs and died.