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An Immense Stock from Worlds Best
Makers, to s'iitall tastes and purses. Over
800 different styles to choose from.
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Observation-Disclosures Mason e YTn,nJfn.
ffathashel5, Bert, Ari0n, 800 20 81 600.
ORGANS. Mason & HalnIin, Packard,
lay state, SCI to 800.
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a. md after FriGay. sept 1oth, 1896,
~ passenger traira will RIM aa follows {
FOR THE WEST, NORTH {: SOUTH
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d. lIsIGs's Ea.ar;Ia Hrase.L,l.al

- - = - ~ 80
is the result Of this vast rxrerirncc For
interua! cOEgc@ti0u, Inflammation
aud cePa4i0ii. il Is ~ specific, Il
is a powerful general, rs well Us uterine. tCnic
and nervine, and imparts igor and s;l1 ug,h
to the whole system. IL cures wcaln, So CT
stomach, INDIGESTION, hl0ating, wrt,k back
nervous prOstration, exhaustion, debility and
sleepiessness, in either sex. TGyori!e PrCscrip-
ton is sold bY druggists under on i}oSittu6
guarantee. See wrapper around bottle.
P7gGE sSf.0C3, 70 Ton 4 Is 4 .ess.s.
Send 10 cents in stamps for DR. Picrce's large
Treatise on Diseases OF Women (iG0 Pages,
pqper-rovorcd). Address WORLDS DiSpEN-
sARY MEDICAL Association, 6G3 Main street,
Buffalo, II. Y.
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OUR $40 PIANO afegolsizo. olegeot rose.
~ wood cascs carved legs tiilesl ninth sweet
tone tut sl1 years ffllar45a Instrument
every way GoInplete outfits PflfS stoe1 tinbroGcr
ed cover large INSTRUCTOR lsipsic paid.
0UR 1925 PIANO. HeauSifsl parlor Upright,
Y y full size. itch rosewood case Latest STYLE
Queen Anne tr1sses, favorite style Thousands
sold. Outfit complete.
AU1 sos ORG An Two aets Reeds Tive
" stops Elegant walnut case Lxtentesi ton hmm
stands, music rack, ornamented and 4anolcd WITH
stool, instructor, music book aad al paid
our $50 ORG M. -Four sets RocaS Ten
y gennine stops beautiful case most desif,
able Parlor Organ. Competition challenged
Rare bargains, ererB orc. Thousands ii each
sold, and buyers tapdriabiJ more than pleased
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Not reduced prices and poorer instru-
ments bat the same l0t8 prices and better
Instruments Greater yslue for the money.
Of our lowest-priced instruments this is
specially true. They are vastly improved
and we are proud ofthem Hard todescribe
such bargains on paper but we'll try.
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Fall and E.inInI ElargainS lDD

summer E10sima-sDut sale over. ksssrcfee.sss
crowded with superb New Msa4knf 1t st.s.4-
Immense purchases direct 4refH f76safrrs<,s
Greater Bargains than cxers for 1 mi I, nj
Winter, 18S1-68. ~
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SAVANNAH FLORIDA and
WESTERN RAIL WAY.
Wycross Short Line.
TimeCard in Effect Nov 1887

All trains of this road are run by
Central Standard time. Passenger
Trains will leave and arrive daily,
as follows:
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NEW ORLEANS EXPRESS.

II, 26 am ar Callahan Lv 2,42 pm
II 90 II 8. Jacil'vlle 200 :"
$50 am Lv ar 7,45 +"
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'fTelegraph station. Connects
at Fort Vatiy for Perry; at Smith
vile for Albany and Blakely; at
Cuthbert for Fort Gaines; at Eu-
faula for Clayton.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1888-07-06
Il White pasha.

LuNpoN, jane aj.-lic intelligence from
S,ialAim recently that 4 White lasha had I.alc
his appearance in the Boiir TI-Gliaz.l pro
vinces with u large force of men has given
rise - endless speculation III England. 1t is
suggested by somr, who hay. never been con-
vi,,cti OF the death of Gen. Gordon, that that
niiicor has escaped from Ehartou,.. aud that
TIE white ptsslaw causing the mahdi SO much
~:'Xiet, is he. Others incline to III. belief
thai Edmund O'Donovan, the fanlous war
correspondent of the London Daily News
@'io is generally suppose! 10 Lave persisted
With The Inflated expedition of Gen. IIicks, or
possibly GONE ,~neua.,er of pAsha Hicks force,
which has beer kept In confinement by tha
~na,:ses. and who has now escaped is the new
found %laslfa. Sill another. and perhaps
more plausible cvpianatiei, Of tlie cxisten 20
nj this white man is that Stanley has jour
neye,. 10 T;,;n Eev. and that together the ex-
p%.Gfers are forcing their way westward.
Further news of this mystical parsonage is
aWsite,i With iic greatest interest. Letters
received FROM Herbert Ward, who has been
with Major Bnrtcl,ot, and who is NOW on his
why home, state that there has been fearful
s.~lferin~ a,nong all of Major Bartcllot's force,
and nj one time they We're near DEATHS door,
on account Of tie scarcity OF provisions.
Sixt5-nincmcn. Ward said, actually did starve.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1888-07-06
Sensational Love Afra,r.

LONDON, June 28.-One of the most
sensational and romantic cases which has
ever been recorded in the court annals of
County Derry hos just been disposed of
by the dismissal of the charges brought
against Francis O'Connor, who is said to
be a relative of the O'Connor Don. for
an alleged assault on Mrs. Sarah
Heath. 1t TRANSFERRED during the hearing
of the case that a beautiful young
girl named Rose Ann Swan a niece Of
Mrs. Heath was residing with her aunt.
Rose formed q clandestinc love engage
ment with a young man named O'Hara
and in some way the project of an in
tended e%nlopemcnt reached the aunt's
knowledge. So determined were the
young lady friends TO prevent the match
that the penalty of death was threatened
against O'Ilara if he venturcd near the
residence of the girl. Notwithstanding
this Miss Swan arranged by a letter to
meet her lover, and he sent O'Connor and
another friend to bring Rose to the place
where he was awaiting her. Only the
aunt was at home and the bold design of
Roses capture and carrying off was sue
ccssfully accomplished in spite of
Mrs. Keath's resistance. The aunt finally
drew u revolver and fired at the abductors
Il bullet slightly wounding O'Connol. He
was able TO reach Dangivcn, however, in
safety with Miss Swan, where Rose and
O'lIara were speedily married. Miss
Swan was IL Protestant while the maj
she wished to marry was u Roman Catho.
lie, which was the cause of the violent
opposition of her friends. The bench
unanimously agreed to dismiss the case.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1888-07-06

EAs CLAIRE, Wis. juno 2S.-Atout two
weeks ago Il mysterious vcilad woman arrived
here from Milwaukee aa,l took rooms Ut one
of The leading hotels. She refused to rrulevc
her heavy hlac', veil even when nj meals ard
would speak to nobody unless obliged To, au.!
linaiiy left the hotcl. After living il two or
three liuuscs she SETTLED Gown IN Il cottage in
one of the principal r,..ileaee petitions Of The
city. filling The .io,isc with costly furniture
and displaying u largs ru:l OF gyrcnhacl,s IN
masing purchases. Sire sat regularly ali
night ON the front porch in u iar.s.a rcd chair.
and in the morning went into the house.
closed The bliads ami lighted laints in each
room, leaving ,hcm burning MI day. I!cr
peculiar COT Tact la.! hocc,nc tlie talk ot ,,c
town, wslcn .l-!s evening she MIS- heard
sliricking n,o:t the house that .le had muir
drrcd hrr husband and that his split was
pursuing her. TIL ncig!pors could endure
IL no longer, and complaint was made 10 tli.
county judge. Two physicians visited the
lioIsc ~to-nisl,l and reported The woman IN
sane. She has been place,! IN charge NJ ,ilc
sheriff. 1t appears SHE is a:rs. James Bennett
of Milwaukee. Silr says she had lived tl,ere
seventeen wears a',i has y son and daughter
there. 30 one here had sac' l"r faca I'll to-
nigh. she is 8 good looliis wo'ua,. Of "a.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1888-07-06
To Shippers Of Live Poultry.

To Shippers Of Live Poultry.
Prairie Farmer: As the season for live
poultry is againapproaching, commission
merchants would like to call the attention
of shippers to a few points. Shippers
should sec that the coops arc in good con-
dition before using, SO that they are not
lialle to come apart while in transit, as
they are roughly handled sometimes.
The coops should also be high enough to
allow whatever kind of poultryis shipped
room enough to stand up. Low coops
should not be used, it not alone being
cruel, but a great deal Of poultry 10 lost
every year by suffOcation. Coops should
net be overcrowded. In shipping hens
and ROSTERS they shouldbe kept separate.
Nothing depreciates the value of a fine
coop of hens so much as TO have a num-
her of old cocks among them. Shippers
often wonder why they don't get the
highest market price for their stock~s In
most cases it is this reason; good stock al
ways commands 3 quick sale at best
prices.
Poultry should be shipped SO as TO ar
rive ut the market from Tuesday tn Fri
day. Receipts generally increase towards
the end of the week, and there is enough
carricd-ovcr stock OH hand Saturday to
supply the demand. Merchants, rather
than carry stock over Sunday would sell
at a sacrifice, as the stock, when in coops,
loses considerable in weight, and does not
appear fresh and bright, besides Monday
is usually a poor day to sell poultry.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1888-07-06

LITTLE: Rock, Ark Jnnc ga sp.cisi
from The Indian territory SAYS: lha uier,-
kee Legislature 'n.t in eyfra session 1t 1tti.;c-
Guai, YESTERDAY. The rc~".'ing is oe'lca Ia
eousi'er the lviise of The Cherokee strip, a
body Of land embracing 8 Goa,rnnscrcs, which
in lsSs WAS iease! ton csltie syndicate fA.
S'oo.aNo yearly. The iand viii p,o,iabls be
lease! fnr Il term Of years ut Siaa.aro. several
parties leii. anxious 70 scu;ir. it. 1l...
Indians council Il Fort C;;.isoa, Cile,oluc
Nation, ..aiSrrs;el yc=t~r'a, sfterncsn. Is
was The most important rs.;iiesipe of Indians
in many years. The resolution which va:
taken No Flr:rsla. last, relative 10 tie nsii-
cation Of III civilized nations. VIZ .u;ly con
si'!crcd for four days ami u,s.iu.au.i.y
adopted. The principal ciain i'm o. lie
m,asarc, @liel' WAS proposed tiirce days ago,
T. ihn Hon. Pleas Porter, one % The atlest
Indian statesmen of The dag. TIE mcasl,fe
provides for cnc common council, viii con-
mon laws and officials, in which vii the tribes
shall havc Just representation.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1888-07-06
Wore WaYs Than Orc.

Wuiri: LAX, Dgl.. aeas-.Irunia is .ho
ramc # y RATHER pretty French girl living q
fs* miles s,n.h u town WITH l,cr parents,
Who bsens't s'ii' today against i.;lcl Witte-
hott, s s!assn;ower Of .Hna.ay, O.. w!a Is
lire viii! Ills wife visiting friends, and VITO
s'sa is I Freno'iran. Ihe complains. srorgtt
'ey 1cnn.. a.ains, Wittrtott was that OF St
'lacii y, ana! claims TO hay. recn 4 victim to
"~i'tebott's wiies last Juiy. Julga Baxtoa.
Before WHOM. the SIT WIS i.ougl;t, dismissed
TIC CASE On ;lc grcaad that the far lernia
knew thst Witiebott was = married ,oan. aud
'inmcd'afri, anew ease WAS thought iy hr.
for ad.ltefy. The result o: t,,is vas a pre-
i%iininar. trial, AID NJ this time it has moi pro
ceedcd far enough to determine What viii be
the result.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1888-07-06
y;o.h iyere @l,rnwne.i.

CmcAGo, Dune ga small %s:i!hoat cap
sized OIL tie North tii.r this afternoon am!
Edward fgl"ir and Mrs. Charles sanders,
lis occupants Were drowned Hundreds
Of people on the shore sas Eglof
maxi Il heroic attempt 10 save the wsuran an!
saw them sink together. He was an expect
sailor but tire tallast of the boat consisted Of
three Or for heavy stones, wh'cl, rolled ahout
in The bottom Of the Loaf. jl.lo:t and Mrs.
sanders lesne.i over TO hail the occupant OF a
p~assins: boat, Nfe, the hallast rolled down to
that s'dr ana '..e boat cap;izei. Fgloir was
u Years old ana unmarried. Mrs. Sanders
Was 81 ycais old ,,id leaves II husband ana
one child.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1888-07-06
The plumbers.

BosToN, June 29.-The sixth annua
convention of the Master Plumbers asso.
citation assembled here this morning, the
state delegations being much larger than
on the occasion OF former gatherings Of
like character. Matters Of considerable
Importance to the craft, 1t is understood,
are to be discussed and acted upon, and
it is believed that certain changes may be
adopted in the schedule of what's known
US plumbers rates. The Chicago delega-
ton which arrived here yesterday is one
of the largest representative bodies in at
tendance. and includes Andrew Young,
Robert Griffith, William Sims, NJ. II.
Kelley, E. Baggot, Patrick Macy, David
Whitcford, NJ. Ryan, Frank Z. Rub, j.
J. Wade, ID. j. Rock. David Balm, j. II
Allcock and A. w. Murray. A banquc,
will be given to the visiting delegates by
the local representatives of the trade
either tonight or tomorrow. The conven
ton will be in session several days.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1888-07-06
FlFnfTH CONGRESS
FIRST SESSION


SENATE.
WASHINGTON, June 26,-Thc scn0tc pro-
cccdcd with the consideration of the lcglsla-
tive, executive and judicial appropriation
bill. After some debate, there being no
quorum present, the senate adjourned.
WASHINGTON, June 21.-1n the sonatsAhe
house amendments to the senate bill author
izing the construction of bridges across the
Mississippi river at Muscatinc, To-; the Mis-
souri, river ut Nebraska City, Neb.; the Mis-
souri, river at rarkvil.c, Mo-; the Mississippi
river ut Oquawks, ILL.,, and The Mississippi
river at Clinton, To-, were scverally concurrcd
III. The senate then proceeded to the consid-
Grafton Of the river and harbor appropriation
bill.
After adopting several amendments III
creasing aud decreasing the appropriation for
improvements ut different points the senate
adjourned.
WASHINGTON, June 2G.-1hc house resum
cd consideration of the public land bill.
Mr.. Hermann, Of Oregon, offered an amend.
noht, which was accepted, allowing entry
men six instead of three months in which to
erect u llahitabic dwelling.
There was a long discussion over an amend
ment offered 10y Mr.. Weaver, OF Iowa, rescrv-
lug The title in the government 10 alternate
strips OF public land along water courses anu
scassiorc.
sir. Laird, of Nebraska, Indignantly resent.
eli tile atta.ks witch had been made on tho
! .,t Ill. l-...I.rc u,,t rtln- pu,ctntn Nffixnp,
He said they were held up TO the public as
were the thieves OF the cross, only there were
three instead of two Of them. The settlers
were thieves, the cattle men We're thieves and
the syndicate were thieves.
Mr.. Weaver, Of Iowa, replied that the
thieves nj the cross .epentcl, and these peo-
pie did not.
Mr.. Laird r~ctortr.l that they did not repent,
fer they did not :.ini, that they we're thieves
Nil. Weaver wanted tn kuow what allied
I.airl. Was it WORMS! Bat the gentleman
made Ito reply.
The amendment was rejected, us were ais.
several others. No quorum being present,
adjourned.
WASHINGTON, June 27.-The house re-
su,ne,i consideration of the Pacific land hill.
the ayes end lays icing taken on MIR. flol-
mars amendment rotating TO The title Of the
government to coal mines found on public
lands, hut allowing uItr,mcn to mine suci,
coal deposits until congress acts further in
the matter.
Tiie amendment was adopted and the bill
then passed.
The honsc then wsut into committee of thu
whole on the tariff hin. A debate on the
Subject cnsucd till > O'clock when the com
mi;tec rose and the house adjourned.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1888-07-06
Esncponald.s Qnick WOMB.

WAsuisGToS. June as.-Congressman
Macdonald, of Minnesota, is the first member
OF the house to introduce All important bill
ant! secure its passage Upon the saa,c Gay.
iie.ntc.:s have tried repeatedly to seearc Hey
~lG!isiai districts for various Ter itc.irs and
states il w,ieh they are interested, tut With
cat avail, but MaclDo;old was succcsslul.
His bill 10 create Il new judicial d:s!ric. ia
Dakota vas introduced AND carried lip iv
.nauinsou5 consent and passed without y
in,lriaur. Tie new district IL composed III The
c~ornt!es OF Grand Forks, Walsh, Pe,nbiua,
Nelson, Ramsey. Cavalier and Tower. y bill
had lrasiousi.. been introduced by Delegate
Clifford, o; Daliota, for the creation OF two
"ilgiisial districts, and the committee on terri
soiics reported IL substitute providing for
these two judges, but adding a provision al
lowing an additional Judge TO the territories
OF Washington, Wyoming, Montana and New
Mexico. This bill Judge Macdonald tried to
have action upon, but 1t was objected to, snd
iisdius he could not secure its passage he in
troducetl the new bill, with the result as
stated. Tile passage OF MacDonalu's iii! is
regarded rs the neetest end quickest piece
Of Legislative work that has i;con lone this
session.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1888-07-06
A Bloody Fight.

CnErosA, Kan, June 2s.-Janes Riley, a
desperate ncgrr, entered a stere and ssrun
'hiugs'' while the rroprletors were out. Mar
stal Bentley sought to arrest him.. Riley ever
latter cried for quarter. lie with another
officer, Ed Martin, traced him to an old house
where Bently had recruits. Both opened fire.
BeEtly is badly wounded and Martin fatally.
Riley wss captured ct last and the prospects
Of lynching IRE good.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1888-07-06
A Bank Thief oncrs to Compro,n,.e

MONTREAL. June %. Tie charge
against Pitcher the Ascending bank
teller of Providence. II. l.. is that of
bringing stolen money into Canada, but
it is alleged it cannot be proven. He
changed his money in Boston before com
ingto Montreal. In Montreal he purchased
Of the Mcrchclaga bank u draft ON a Paris
bank for II hundred thousand francs.
Another draft from Boston for one hun
dred pounds on an English bunk was also
found. 1t is stated that Pitcher has of
fered to give up four hundred thousand
of the securities he has hidden on pay
ment of fifty thousand dollars to him. II
is expected his trial for cxtradition will
proceed this afternoon af,cr the arrival
of the bank directors.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1888-07-06
National COMMITTEES.

CHICAGO, June 22.-Following is II,
national committee us reported to an
adopted by the convention.
Alabama-Will.am Goargblood,
Arkansas-Blauk.
Californian. II. De Young.
Colorado-W. A. Hamill
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES +. F%csscndcn.
Delaware-Dunicl A. leighton.
Florida-Miai. j. A. Russell.
Gaorgia-F. f. Pu ney.
IIlinois-Gaorsc X. Davis.
Indiann-John &. New.
Iowa.. 8. Clarkson.
Mans is-Cyr1ls Leland, in.
kln;icky--W. &. Gootiioc.
Louisiana-R. Is. pinaiback.
Malne--J. Mnnipstcr Haynes.
Marylana-Ja.nes j. Gar.
Observation-Disclosures $. Hyde.
Neutrality-suspicious. +. Sanbcrn.
Miuaesoia-E. G. Evans.
Misslssippi-Jamcs Hill.
Miseo,i., C.iauEc., l. Gfi!ey.
Nshrasila-M. ". Robertson.
Ncvn,a-Ernn Williams.
New Haaipshi,c-Edw. III. Robbins.
New Jerscy-Garrctt A. Hobart.
New York-Blapk.
North Csrolina-W. p. Canaday.
Ohio--A. l.. Congcr.
Nregon-Jonatnan Brown, jr.
Pennsylvania-M. S. Quay.
Rhode Island-Thomas W. Chase.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1888-07-06
FARM AND HOUSEHOLD.
old-rashioncd Dairying.

We like TO illustrate old.fashioned.
home-likc scenes. Sometimes we take
an illustration to show the wrong side.
Such il the case here in dairying. The
man Of tho house. probably odorous Of
the stable, as he is of the pipe, dawdling
over his work; the cat licking at tho pail;
the youngster surreptitiously drinking
out Of q pan of milk; the cobwebs orna-
menting the ceiling, and the good wife
YEARLY working away al the old fashion,
ed dash churn. All these bring back
"reminiscences of the old mix cellar,
pleasant if clean, but IL like this picture,
how horrible!
But modern processes have modcrnixed
dairy labors. Ice, and coldwater setting.
have done away with the old-fashined
cellar combination, and has enabled the
farmers wife to have perfect cleanliness,
If she will. in small compass. And ~
good butter may be made from a herd Of
five or ten cows as from one larger, II
only the quality of cleanliness and cool
ness is kept constantly in mind.
But nowadays cooperative dairying
is coming to the front. The farmer with
five or twenty-five cows has only to fur
nish the milk for the factory, and all the
fixtures being of the first class, the prod
uct of course commands the highest
price.
These cooperative diaries arc largely
being extended in the New England
states. They have gained a strong foot
hold in some portions Of the west. The
stock holders are the patrons, Us distin-
guished from factories, where the milk or
cream is simply sold to the factories for
SO much money. Every man or woman
is not only interested in having the milk
pure and of high quality, but interested
in knowing that their ncighboring
stock holders do the same. There is no
cobw abby milk room, no tobacco-smok-
ing pipes, and ne weary housewife doing
trcadmill service with the hands over the
cid barrel, dash-churn.
The old fashioned dash churn makes
us good butter as the best, but it is weary
work. Science has done fully as much
for the dairy us it has in any other de-
partmcnt of agriculture. As good butter
may be made in II clean, we'll ventilated
cellar as anywhere else, in a common
way, but there is too much hard work
over the old way. The world moves. and
dairying has moved with it. 1t lis like
the old oakcn bucket. p0ctical, but fast
becoming a thing of the past.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1888-07-06
Grief Causes a Suicide.

FREMONT, Ncb,, June 26.-Mrs. George
Powers. living at Everett, a few miles hortl,-
west of this city, committed suicide about
noon yesterday by cutting her throat with a
razor. She was the wife of we'll to do farmer,
and the cause OF the act is supposed to be the
report OF The improbable recovery Of her
daughter, who is an inmate of the Norfoli:
insane asylum. The deceased was GA years
old
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1888-07-06
Friends Stand ny Him.

NEBRASKA CITY, Ncb., June a3.-Lawycr
A. S. Cole of Nebraska City was arrested
last Sunday morning as he vas coming from
church on u charge of intending TO leave the
country with intent to dcfraud creditors.
The demand against him was $500 which he
paid and the next day left for Washington
territory. Today All attachment was placed
on his property for a claim of s 100, which
he collected in 1855 and failed to turn over.
Other matters are coming up against him..
Cole is we'll known through his alleged con-
rcction With the escape OF Capt. Howgatc.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1888-07-06
Flood.

RosroS, June pa telegram to the Mex
lean central railroad comp any reads: In the
Hood at silas, on the liuc of the Mexican Cen
trail. over 200 houses fell aud many lives were
lost. There ar serious frcshc.s on the rail
ways between Qucrataro and Leon. Two
forty foot spans were washed cut near Trap.
maio. The branch from silas to Guanianato
is cut In two places. There is high water On
the branch to Gualajara. The weather. is
threatening, ard prospects of immeuiutc re-
sumption OF through business are not pron,-
ising. Everything possible is being done.