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Telegram-herald., 1888-01-20
The First skirmish In the Ways and
Means Committee.

WAsHrSGToN, Jan. 19.-Tne first SIX irmish
of opposing lines on the subject of revenue
form took place today in the Ways and
Means Committee. resulting in q slight vic
tory tor the tariff reformers. Chairman
Mills who has been indisposed for day or
two. was unable to attend, and Mr. McMil-
lin, OF Tennessee. presided. A formal mo-
tion was made by him 20 refer to sppropri-
ate subcommittee the various bills re-
feFred TO the committee. that have been
read from the Public Printer. Adopted.
Mr.. Mckinley moved TO take up and con-
slider his bill repeating the tobacco tax.
some discussion cnsued from which IL APP
reared that . Democratic majority were
sverss to considering any specific tax re-
duction bill st this time prefcrring to take
up that class OF Dills in connection with the
General Tariff Reduction DILL. which ills
the intention OF the committee TO present to
the House Finally, Mr.. Breckenridge. of
Arkansas, moved to defer the consideration
Of McKiniey's DILL until the general subject
OF revsnus reduction is taken up by the
committee. and Ihi. motion prevailed by
strict party vote Of i've 10 four. The sub
ject is expected 20 come up skain a. the
meeting OF the committee next Tuesday.
The Conmittee on Appropriations made
ready, this morning. the regular annual
pension bill FOR tn report to the House. The
Dill sppr0priates s. &75, 500.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-20
TWENTY-ONE DROWNED.
seven Whites Lose Their Lives I'm Texa
and Fourteen Chin amen in Victoria.

Seven Whites Lose Their Lives I'm Texas
and Fourteen Chin amen in Victoria.
ENNIS, Tex, Jan. l9-Reports were re-
ceived here last evening that seven persons
were drowned in Sand lake, ten miles east
of here. Two young women. daughters of
VIM. Williams, and young man named
Babbitt were skating on the lake, when the
ice gave way. and they sank q seven feet of
water. Miss Bdbbitt and two little girls.
aged 9 and l3. daughters Of Mr. Williams,
were also enguifed aud drowned in attempt
ing a rescue. A small child of Mr.. Will
liams also fell through and was only saved
by one of the drowning women throwing
il out on the ice.
Mr. Williams, brother of the young wo-
men, who was a quarter of mile away,
ran 20 their assistance, but he was soon
overpowered by the struggles of the
drowning persons. and he too was
drowned. Mrs. Williams, his mother.
made an EFFORT 20 save them.
She was pulled down and would
have met the fate of her children but
for the timely aid OF her two little daught.
ers. aged and II years, who threw her q
rope sad SUGGESTED in pulling her ashore.
The bodies OF the dronbet were ali found
together. Seven coffins we're sent from here
yesterday.
TscoNa Wash. ian. 19-Fourteen China
men Jeff Victoria on Monday morning in .
ssnsii boat for san Juan Islands. intending
. to smuEgie themselves thence 10 the main
land OF Washington Territory. The boat
upset wheB near TIE islands and al hands
were drowned. The bodies were washed up
on the shore.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-20

That delightful Snd cosy hotel prs,1lea
oyer by nios hos1 BAKER and yelsss ~ibe
wzaick. has saca historic aud rozazn-
stic name that il wouid sesn mere natural
10 call ball given wishin its walls = rOat
rather than dance. A<ny very pleasant
parties have been gwen there during the
present gay season, BAT none more Jolly
than that with which Ar. and Mrs. Baker.
last evening. entertained = large number OF
their friends. The OCCASION Was tie oeie-
brstion Of the anniversary OF the opening OF
the house which bss grown 50 populsr
as family hotel The music vas both
timeful and gunefal, the refreshments all
that Was deslraBls, aud the host and hostess
delightfully."- As home A. entertainers.
The ball room Was just well-nlled enough
70 make the dances ENJOYABLE. and with
waltz and quadrille. schottische and gslop,
SIR Roger de Coverly aud the monie mus K.
the hears sped msrrily. Among the ladies
who reside ~ The Warwick. whose dresses
were noticeable were tue following:
Mrs. 81. Pierce, who wore q black satin
sleeveless dress, dscollele, diamond orna-
ments.
Mrs. Pugh was sttirei Ia q becoming
costume of orange colored cashmere and
silk.
Mrs. w. S. Crosby was brilliant and
charming as usual. Her dress was an sls-
CANT light blue more silk, embroidered
with beads, aud cut "a tram.
Mrs Baker, the hostess, was handsome
in black lace. She wore jack roses.
Very many of the married ladies wore
L. NJ as
attired in black and lace. square cut, with
magnificent diamond ornaments. In her
snowy nnir sparkled a cluster OF the gems,
NJ her corssge was a bouquet of lilies, ana
over her arm q silk shawl OF white and
spun gold. Mrs. Botsford received much
attention, and enjoyed the ball quite as
keenly as the younger bellies.
Mrs. DIR. Rogers wore black lace
More than ever did Mrs. Harry Perkins
resemble Emma Abbott, robed as she was
in pink and dove-cOl0red silk cut decol-
lete.
Mrs. Nelson was attired in gray silk and
red moire.
Mrs. Clapp's dress was black lace and
orange elk.
Mrs. Van vliet was robed in black lace
and wore roses.
Mrs. A. II. Morehead was very handsome
in heliotrope cashmere gown.
Mrs. Fred Blake sparkleu In pretty dress
of grey MORE.
Mrs. Henry Grinnell was attired in rich
black silk dress.
Mis-. Grace Runnion, always fascinating
looked pretty in Grecian gown OF white
silk and violet velvet
There were many beautiful dresses worn
by other invited guests. Miss Heath was
particularly charming in q brown silk.
Miss Lena Remington was specially at
tractive robed in dainty and somewhat
aesthetic gown.
Miss Hunt, in white silk, was . statu-
esque beauty.
Miss Kendslps gown of white silk gren-
adine was particularly pretty.
Mrs. Will Jones looked very charming in
black lace over red silk.
Mr.. Henry Grinnell was universsllyvoted
the most graceful and startling dancer in
the ball room.
The Warwick ball was jolly one and
the house starts on new year most auspic-
iously.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-20
BURIED IN A WELL
SD scciCsNr ~ ocsAs@ COUNTY
T~s FesnS Bass sasthsFs1 a. the fsotfsaa
Of wsa fblrts zsss Dssp-fhs
Essai1 % fsfoss CsFslssssess-
Othsr STATE a4ftsE.


sHsLsT Jsn. H. ~ sstsEfiay shiis vel
cas- being dus asoat ioar miles north~esr
"a here on Mrs- Helen GiilstE's farm, the
sell czFsd IA ahsn dssa thirty less and
sarisd TO boys named WssthsrDy. The
story il Told a. 10 0ss The management
II ths s0rk sas lsft 10 Wm- alllstt. about
81 gear. old and q sOn Of nrs. Ollls-t.
Young Giiiet 1res 1p the sarth ana the
aldssf WsalbsfDF Dor. sgsn - years, dld
me sxcasauag No CBrbiug sas used and
shsn d6sn thirty feet ths veil caTsd. near
10 covering The boy. Uiileit then seat the
tie younger ooy aged 10 Years, 20 dig out
sas onsI a. ssat-y oarisd. Ihs eel contlaned
a. esse snd Botn ~srs sa1n oat ef agnt.
sessf<i nsls 5ors aaa s0ate from town are
silzxing fos tiIs boiiss unasr TIE direction
81 The Coroner. r A scott. sh0 IS there.
Ins affair has created considerable excite
msnt as tbs O0Ys we're aspnss ss Of Mfs.
Clllett and both 0rphans. and - young Tor
thst kind of Uofk. Young 6llett claims
thsg be thought tbs gr04nd s4s frozen 80
hard that it could Bog cave ia. Il looks
worse because theze Vas notalng ouE saad
n tiia N
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-20

Superintendent c. n. COVER, OF The STATE
Reform school, at Lansing. vas in the city
yesterday. Ia the afternoon and evening
be met a. the Police Court room about forty
Of the boys who we're formerly
inmates Of the schooi and uho
have been discasrgst. Mr.. Cover Is
very p,ersant Gentlemen. ard sis
memory and general fund Of knowledxs. =
simply resderfui He called srery 5os by
name "a he entered the Toon. and hen
tney gathered harmonious = about him. 10
q termed them 0s the whersssouts Of al
their farmer sen eos mates sad what thsy
wsrs deinE. Several af ths asrssts
of re caliaren we're present and also
several Who have children n { Re school
nov snS who were seeing Informs ioa
saolt their b0ys. NJ. Cover expressed
himself a. having hs5 . verT ps.sxas visit,
s0d stated that ae ~ss very wsd satisfied
wirb TIE Appearance e he beys hsrs. he
vll lssvs Tor Asskezoa tass n0ru5ag.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-20

sAULr srE MsRrE. Mica. Jan. l9.-The
Nsrquetts special train did not arrive till
$50 D. m. yesterday. 1t was accompanied
bYa band and met by delegation Of
citizens. Who were driven % tue hotels.
The banquet vas an elegant affair and COM
mene.d Al 10 O. clock. being presided over
by Prosecuting Attorney J. n. GOff.
The following responded 70 toasts The
soo Road G. r. CrssIsy, Of the 9. p.
Railroad and r. ID. Perry. The Press. F"
Governor Ssineford, Tbs Briigs.' Tim
Nestor. This d.. 3 ). q A, WATSON. The
Csnoe en- Trsine an Glisse" OstO F0vls;
"ssnlt Ste. Marie" Geo. ". Brosn. The
pp@r Peninsula" Hon. Jaw HaDoell.
To-day the guests we're driven al over the
city. tsksn over the bridge on a special by
the D.. s ). & a. and returned 10 dinner.
The special train rsturned ABOUT 4this
xffarrnru
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-20
slngrssN OPINIONS
naaasa Dove by sb- supreme Coars-No
New c.sss Aided.

n.aasa Do~a by tb- supreme Csars No
Nsw C.sss Adasd.
LAxsrsG. Jan. l9.-rhfee eases wsrs heard
to-day Ia the Supreme COarf. NJ adiitionI
eases s~re aided 70 cal for Friday.
N.nstsen opinions we're nlsd this morn
ing
Aninnsd--Phulips va New Buffalo;
Hatch -. 81 Joseph. Hampton IS. stamp
ing Company; Whitaker ". Gfum mond.
Taylor ys Bunker Lindstran vs.. Delta
Lnmbsr Company. Detroit ard Salina
Piank Rad Company IS. MahOneys dar-
ssan - Chica<o a West Michigan
rsil~sg. SlsfsF Va Moran OF al Altman IS.
Riftsrsh0ler.
Rsv-rsed-Potssr VI. Hunt; McAorrsn
- Mur0hy Cox vs.. Welchsr label vs..
Hsrshm a. P,ngree 20 Ste-rss Potter vs.
smith (aecrse entered hereE Baldwin vs..
Clock.
RsheaSng vas denied In sharp vs.. Ever
xresn. French -. Fiich. AMI King ~. Mer-
ritz n Zink ~. the Supervisors OF Monroe,
a mandamus Vas denied, and IN Oicott
~. Cuttehdso. the decree Vas modified and
sf8Fmed
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-20

A progressive pedro party was given by
Miss Franc A. Hill Et III lslsnd-st., last
evening The following ladies and gen
tlemen were present: Misses Aobie ThayeF.
Hattie Tanner. Florence Reynolds. Louise
Clark, Florence Weed, Carrie and Julis
Avery, Mamie and Winnie North
rup, Fannie Hess and Julia
Bsrstom, Airs. DIR. Delano; Mrs. Arthur
Ainsworth. DR.. VIII DeLano, Fay Delsno.
Arthur Angel, Thomas Willard, hebsr
Northrup. Fred Twamlsy, Harry and Win
Morgan, George and Lucius Boltw0os
Claud Siaght. Gland BOtsiord, John Wheel
er, Wilder Foster.
The first prizes were taken by Miss Julia
Avery and Fay DeLano. The boobies by
Miss Louise Clark and Cland slaght.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-20

PErIkpslPB1s. Jan. t9.-The Efforts Of
from Kansas CITY snd AZ The same tine -
ain the frsnchise of The Metropolitan Club
ia Ne- York Civ. has been ne subject Of
considerable discussion ia tsse baa circles
here. s1a ne opinion - freeiv y
expressed tasf tke aan = likely -
nisesrrv II = Qrestioash- 10. it e
eisifnesi II kaases CITE can ee Al United %
rsetn ber<hip N ne Arnericsn Association
isr tns isct that tkere = Western As-0cia-
ten club alreasiv iocatec there. ~hich =
nnder pretsc,isn 0f ne National agreement.
L is iesrsed fasf the American Associssiaa
csnnot refain the franchise IN Nes Z Fcrk
Cty unless it msntsans = clus there.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-20

WsssINsr7S. Jan. l9.-Ths National
Beard Of Trade convention adopted re-o-
iutian declaring IN favor of rsci procisy With
Esnsta nsrionai baaAruptcv ~ sn8 a
srsfeN q crop reports - o0ariis 81 trsds.
A sunser of tariff ard internal revenue
rsssiutions being proposed. the Erecufsvs
Con aiffee offered s1ssfitafe. which vas
s,ieat~i aud wsish dec ares that recsat
events hare proved the necessity for a re-
ducion Of TIE excessive revenues OF tae
Govern n,ens - s1ch Manner s 70 cause
the east embarrassment - established ~
revenup
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-20

wAxLAxD. Mich. Jan. 19.-EAriy this
morning the farm residences OF Henry w.
Archer. near hers. with all its contents. was
DESTROYED By Gre. The people were so-snt
At party in the villsgs. Loss. 5000. in
sures for $50.
Burglars entered the residences Of Q. g.
Williams. lsst night during the sbsence Of
tRs farsiiv. turning things tOpsy-tur ".
Thev secured $50 worth OF olu1der.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-20

rve Destructive Fires Tn Three Rivers
yeioeip>ds Car Works Barned-
THEE RfvEss. Jan- ID. w. French's
ssdence caught fire from the furnace last
night sad vas nearly destroyed, with most
OF the furniture Ioss. $500 to $4,000:
Insurance.. 5000
The wood shop and one warehouse ofthe
Sheffield Velocipsde Car Works. OF which
senator Willstts is Presidsnt, burned this
morning a. O'Clock Loss, 5000 fully
insured. Il Is supposed spontaneous COM
bustion eau5ed the fire.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-20
The INTERSTATE LAW.
An Amerdmsat proposed ny sssssor Bat
her Yesterday.


WAsHTSsroS. Jan. l9.-Senstor Butler
has Introduces a bill smsndstory Of the In
ter-Ststs Commerce law. which provides
that no railroad shall charge for the
transportation of passengers more than two
cents per mile for any distance over 90
miles, also that no common carrier subject
% The provision OF the Inter State act shs
require any employs engaged IN
OF connected with the transportation
of passengers 70 work more than twelve
hours consscutively. During the recess Of
Congress Ia ais travels over different rail
roads. Senator Butler. from scfuai expert
sncs IN railroad accidents became con
vincsd that one Of the chief csuses Of the
frequent csfsstrophies was the cverworking
Of the employees en- passenger trains, that
engineers. conductors and 5rskemen s-e
kept on duty Tor more hours than hamsn
nature can endure sud msintsin the alert
ness necessary for the safety Of passenger
trains
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-20

A very plesss Mt social event occurred last
evening al the Bridge Street House. the oc-
casion being a ball given 70 the young lady
employees by the landlord, Mr.. Rice. About
hIty young people participated IN the
dance, and delicious refreshments were
served. Farmer" Reynolds was there and
astonisbed all his old friends oy playing
leading violin in the orchestra. A most
enjoysble evenings amusement was afford
II -
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-20

msrqassts County Divides Its Vote Be-
tween Habbsll and AdsEns-
vt@s.A.s sssFs-
M,EQU krrs. Jan. is.-The Republican
county delegate convention held At Ish-
phenSsg today. developed Spirited con-
test. OF the sixteen delegates sent to the
Congressional convention eight are for
Adams and eight for Hnbbsll, Osburn
hatins been frozen out Ths ProhiDition-
SIS are reported 50 organizing for an active
campaign. Should they put up an inds-
pendent candidate for Congress they Will
probably succeed In defeating the Repub-
lican nomlnee.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-20

About G. sfty 6ve eoap - snieyei = verv
pleasant eve1laz's amgs~usent 81 Rsd 4sa
AL ou soata Din ssz-ss- isst ever ~
TIE pafg gwen ~ M rsinser ~ss q -
eisfes sacerss. es hsr aops slrSFs zre ER-
eeisnt nnsss ~ss farsfseed ~ Srazr >
sxeaex1rN
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-20

Bio RAPlps. Mich. Jan. i9.-LAst night a
man named Slade offered q dae team. sleigh
aud outfit for sale very cheap here snd
istsr was arrested on suspiescn )f having
stolen the properly. he anslly confessed
that ne hired the rix at Chase. woman
With him has also been arrested.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-20

NEW YORK, Jan. 1.-Two stslwart, mid
dle-aged men applied for room at the In
ternationai Hotel yesterday morning and
registered as +. Parker and J.. Fulton. oi
Shubnacade, N. S. This morning the ojor
of gas came from their room. The door
was bsiTst open. and both men were found
lying on the ficer dead. 1t was plain they
had blown out the gas.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-20

WV Yesz. IAN. I9-Tse steamer Bsr-
tsini,s revsaea quarantine tliis afternoon
and ell come 10 90 hs- nier f-~nor-ew
asnperea ser prsxress aati. sae rsn oas of
etsis Shs euf into aeruafs fsr frrsa
sapPly - 49, ard ~ss ielaysd taree dsVz
The rss>sn<e-s safsrs3 - incunvi-aep. -.
F9na ne s><>zn sewa>as - ssca iaax
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-20

WNsH5SsTcS, Jan. IA de.exstion
hese~a - Congressman Battsr~orsA. of
and eK-era@e 70 BIN a. inTtfskHs7 - -
present in Iiscssnsti On tee occsssoa q
the tesrenassI cefebraiisn 81 TIE segniss tiou
cf Northwest TerrirsT7 aneer ths sr5laarte
cf I7ST. Tee Pursi3erf szsd he weu d car
tsinly sseead a hzs aafy permitted saa -
- -
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-20

A social gathering of the Young Peoples
Society of Christian Endesvor," was held
at the residence Of ID. J. Robinson. SO Scrib-
Der-st. last evening. The company partlci-
psted in games and refreshments we're served
Rsvs. Sargent and WeltOn made short ao-
dresses and music was furnished by Miss
kuhl apo c. j. Knox.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-20

MAxfsrzE Jan. i9--Nrs. Tedermsn vas
I and dead in her nus whsrs she lived
alone. last nighk She vas 40 years Old.
An unknown man hss been arrested on
suspicion o. .oul play, bus no particulars
are sfisinsble.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-20

Ex-Queea Isabella to be Expelled.
LONDON, Jan. l9.-Dispatchs from Spain
states that ex-Queen Isabella will shortly
be expelled.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-20
The Most Brilliant of the season.

wAsHINeToS, Jan. lo.-The President to-
night gave q dinner TO the Diplomatic
Corps IL was the most brilliant social
event of the season.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-20

GzsSD HsvsS. Jan. l9-Firs this nom
MD destroyed she Fourth ward school
house. valued at S2o0f Insurance.. 81. to0.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-20
THE FIRST BLOOD FOR REFORM.

Under the Gas Light" still continues to
draw we'll at Redmond's.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-20

Pierce l. jarvis, representing the Beacon
Light" Company. which will appear at
Powers next Tuesday and Wednesday
evenings is in town. This Is magnificent
company headed by George Lerock and
a beautiful play of which / shall have
more TO say hereafter.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-20
This Paper

Eeaehes = Ec9nk SoEsa snd = esE - sraad
sspts tEeiTs lo4rs a1a a. is4aS eatg a1d
91La& 41Ilia zae z1a1ee 81 u "a 81 . 4 a1alrs
aze44 "a LslIoIt asNspae4n
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-20
Don't Forget

7c sesa ths ~aANr aps~ ~ soon - So hsFs
futslsed he 1slakrsHhle. loes ks4 - -
NxAs fEsEe nav ~ s<nf tnfetzzGsiaa tEG1f
NaitA b1llareas 81 .toi.&rS - ses.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-20
The following letter explains itself. Miss
Morris will receive IL TODAY:

CLARA NORRIS MADANE:-we, the under
signed ladies Of Grxud Rapids. do cordially unit,
IN euesting you to give mttnee performance
Power opera House while in this city, sGiting
your own convenience, as TO TIE time and selee &
ion OF the play
AEs ". $ GUSS. MRS. ID. A BLoDGgTT.
MRs LsGEASD PIERCE, Mas JOHN A. BAKER,
Mas d II. WAIERs. Ms. W >. HULL.
VI Rs H. \. HASTINGS. AIRS. n. J. SMILEY.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-05-24

age of eight years. Turn ont boys and
show the o d veterans what you can do.
There will be music at the hall tonight.
81. e. Goodrich does not want to talk
much about his recent eastern trip, being
OF q non-communicatiye nature, back
ward in speech end modest in his use OF
words and phrases. but be has evidently
put in his time to good advantage dis
seminating information relative to Yank-
tons water power. Mr.. Goodrich is q
believer in manufacturing establishments
putting them at the head of desirable
acquirements-and it is among manufac-
turers that he has dwelt during much of
the time covered by his absence. He
placed Def ere them the facts in connec-
with Yankton's arteslan power, found
them slow to believe, but when convinced
they asserted that the power contained
undoubted millions for Yankton. Ar
tesian power is q noyelty-artesIan wells
spouting sufficient water for mechanical
purposes ore rare, and rarer still are
wells furnishing both force and water
sufficient for practical uses. SO when
the Yankton power is talked it's practI-
cability must be established. This Mr..
Goodrich succeeded in doing and among
' the establishments Yankton Can secure
he names a pillow factory, q buggy fac.
tory and an oat meal factory.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-05-24
SERVED HIS M
Langd0n Kane. of YsnktOn, Released
from Prison-Attempt to Lynch Him

Langd0n Kane. of YsnktOn, Released
Q Prison-Attempt to Lynch Him
Twelve Years ago.
LsnRdon Kane (colored) has been DIS
| charged from the Sioux Falls peniten-
tiary, having served q term of twelve
years for rape. The crime was commit
ted in Yankton and he was convicted in
the Yankton county court and sentenced
by Judge Shannon. He was seventeen
years old at the time he entered the
penitentiary.
His discharge from the penitentiary
recalls a stirring incident in connection
| with the affair. Kane was arrested for
q crime upon the person of q young girl
and was taken before Justice g.. W.
Roberts for preliminary examination.
Roberts court was held in q small
wooden building, located where the
Fargo block now stands, and the narrow
room was packed with spectators.
While the trial was In progress an angry
mob gathered in front Of the building.
The father OF the girl forced his way into
the court room with q revolver in his
hand and fired ut the prisoner. There
| was tremendous excitement and the
crowd in the room tried to escape, but
the mob outside closed up solidly against
the front of the building, with Charley
Long we'll in the lead bearing q rope in
his hand. The prisoner was hit in the
leg by the bullet, but no D else was
hurt, though they were all badly scared.
In the excitement Sheriff Baker got
Kane out OF the court room through O
back door, followed by the spectators.
Struggling with the crowd and keeping
the mob at bay with q pair of revolvess,
the sheriff was carried with the human
tide out upon Walnut street. where he
loaded the colored boy into q passing
wagon end ordered the driver to land
him at the jail without delay. The mob
followed. but could not keep pace witt
the running horses and young Kane wat
soon safe behind the bars of the county
bastile and the would be lynchers wer.
robbed d :asir prey. This is the sffsi
which gave rise to the tradition tina
Judge Roberts osce crawled under
safe. It is false in every pa. tlcuiar
The safe in his office on that oacasiol
was 10 close to the floor that he couldn'
more than get his hand under it. Bu
IL is true that the Judge did not adjourn
court with his usual dignity and de
oorum.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-05-24

Meeting of National Educational Ass0.
citation, San Francisco.
The next annual meeting of the na.
| iional educational association of the
United States will be held in San
Francisco, Gal. from July 18th to goth
inclusive, and the Chicago and North.
western rsilway %. offers 9 special in
Gucement OF q rate OF one fare for the
round trip to all persons DESTROYS Of
visiting California atsthat time. Tickets
will be sold from June 14th to July 18th
inclusive, and will be good for return
passage any time within ninety days
from date Of sale. Circulars containing
full Information . be obtained by sp-
plying to OF addressing any ticket agent
ofathe Chicago ! ]. and Northwestern rs:i.
way %.