The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-08-16

OVV. A Ef0nCnman 0l0lnB WIN Zen. Ale
bert Salnoue, at Las camp, learned Of the
scheme, aud on his return To- Port-au-
Prince divulged it to the proper authorities
who with a few troops and gatling guns
easily repulsed the advancing columns Of
Sulnoue. It was said il this scheme had
been successful Legitime would have &C.
cepted H,ppolyte's offer Of q pension and
left the island.
A letter has been received at the navy
department from Admiral Gherardi, of the
flagship Kearsage, at Port-au-P rinch, say
ing that Legitime's government has de-
livered to the Unitel states' minister
$7,5OD as compensation for the seizure and
detention Of the steamer Ozama. The
money is now aboard the Kearsage with a
view Of its safe keeping.
Eleven Million Acres win Be Opened TO
Settlement.
The commissioners appointed to nego.
tate with the Indians on the great Sioux
reservation in Dakota have practically
concluded their work, having, after many
weeks Of patient explanation, secured the
requisite signatures to make the bill efSec-
tive. The most violent opposition was
encountered at Standing Rock agency in
North Dakota. where Sitting Bull, the
slayer of Custer. ever attempted to NAL
trent those who signed and break up the
sittings Of the council. In spite of his
persistent opposition, however, the COM
mission succeeded in it's task, and one
half of the reservation, 1900, 900 acres.
will o be thrown open to settlement.
1t rs a great thing for the new states Of
North and South Dakota that this posi-
biility Of further and rapil developme t is
placed within their reach just at this time
Nuggeted News.
Apropos of the fuss that Mr.. Sexton,
lord a of Dublin, is making about the
alleged tampering with an alleged letter
Addressed to him by President Harrison,
it is said at both the white house and state
department that the president never sent
a letter to Sexton.
The Irish Tenants league is proving to
be one of the most successful ~organiza-
tons ever started in Ireland, both as re-
CARDS the number Of members and the
amount of subscriptions received during
the short period since its inception.
Benjamin +. S%pandauer, WHO was the
principal witness against Mrs. Surratt,
hanged at Washington in 1866, ON the
c1arOo Of Cnnpiv,nu ok <ho o,,~,.:~ot:o.
President Lincoln, has just died in the
Maryland penitentiary.
Returns from Kentusky's election indi-
cate that Stephen G. Sharpe, democratic
candidate for state treasurer, is reelected
by about 10000 majority. The democrats
gain eight and possibly more seats in the
Legislature.
Harry Farrell and two others, arrested
for the murder of John A. Rose, leader Of
tho Rose fac ion in the Powell county,
tKy.) race war, have confessed. The war
is now likely to break out afresh.
A report of the Chicago committee on
relief forthe destitute miners of Strcator,
ILL.,. shows that there are 4,O52 families,
making 1880 persons, who are dependent
on charity in this district.
After serving fifteen years in prison on
the charge of criminal assault, George w.
B%arnhardt. of Branch county, Mich, has
boon released, it having at last been prov.
Gu that he was innocent.
The Idaho constitution is nearly COM
pletc. The constitution as framed will
save to the tax payers between $4,000
and 100000 per annum over the present
territorial system.
young man named Horace Sebring
was arrested at Three Oaks, Mich, on the
charge of attempting to poison his father
mother and sister, in order to get possess
sion of the farm.
Two freight trains on the Missouri, Kan
sas n texas collided near Bonneville, Mo.
killing $50 head of cattle aud demolish-
ing both engines and twenty-one cars.
Loss. $4,000.
The National Electric Light association
passed a resolution calling upon Gov. Hill
and the legislature Of New York to repeal
the law for the execution of murderers by
ele .tricity.
The Old Dominion Steamship line
steamer Old Dominion ian into and sunk
tire sloop Ella May in Norfolk harbor.
The sloop's crsw Of three men was
drowned.
The arbitration committee which was
expected to report a basis for settlement
of the labor troubles in the northern
Illinois coal fields has failed to agree. No
two Of the three arbitrators hold the same
opinion.
Ababy was born at Warren, ILL.,, June
9th. and after crying necessarily two ays,
went to sleep and has never awakened. 1t
is apparently quite healthy and is gaining
in flesh.
The steamship Montre !, of the Domin-
ion limo, which left Montreal July 3lst for
Liverpool, is totally wrecked on Belle
isle. The passengers and crew were
saved.
An epidemic of bloody fiux prevails at
Warsaw, Ill.,, and many persons have died
as a result.
But three of the q. A. r. posts of St.
Louis will attend the grand encampment
ut Milwaukee.
Latest Market Report.
SIOUX CITY.
Cattle-The market 10 dull n but little
cows, 6l.7593.15 BtOSkerO. &l.00 az. 81: f0Adera