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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-09
Cninred Shooting.

CuEsTrRrowN, MD. November s.-A
shooting afray occurred here last night at a
negro entertainment held at Perkins Han.
About II O'Clock, while the entertainment
was in progress, Frank Harris, colored
waiter on the steamer Emma \. ford, oi
the Chester River Company, while In con-
versatisn with several other negro men, de,
liberatelv fired at and killed Al lrusty ana
Edwin Brown. Harris fired three shots
from large pistol and the TWO men ieli
dead. He went TO his quarters on the steam-
or. where he was arrested and then placed
I'm iail. There is intense excitement among
the negroes. 1t is stated that the cause Tor
the shooting was a woman. but thus far
nothing has developed substantiate II.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-09
THE VIRGINIA WESTERN r. r.


WYrunvLLE. VA. November s.-i-pe-
cial. Captain Jolliiie. "A civil engineer from
Buchanan, Va, is in WytheNille to-day, or
ganzing corps TO survey route for the IT,
ginia Western Railroad, Of which Colonel
A. :. Buford il president, from point ON
the Richmond and Allegheny to western
or southwestern connection, probably me
East Tennessee at Bristol. The corps VIII
start surveying from sharon springs, III
Bland cnun1X.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-09

Portland, Me-, looks out for the pleas
ure as well as the mental welfare Of it
school children, and 30, when it was an
nounced that the pest house was to be
burned soon, a petition was at once sen'
to TIE mayor asking him to hsve tho bon
fire ON Saturday afternoon so that the
children could see the show.
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The Standard oil Company stiii Crush
ing Out all Competitors.

PfrrsnuRG, PENN. November e.,-Ihe
Standard OH Company to-day purchased
the Globe Refinery OF this city. the Free
dom. PENNSYLVANIA. refinery, and the Craig
pipe line 10 the Washington, Penn. on
nelds. The Globe Refinery Is one oi Tue
largest in the country, ana pelng lnuu,
,he side of the Standard. The necessity
for having twenty-five cents barrel pre-
mium ON Washington county oil over the
market for old line certificates Is dis
pensed with, which alone means fortunes IN
y wear. The terms OF the sale 10 not YET
made public.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-09
A sad Drowning.

PORTLAND, ORE, November s:-Meagre
particulars have just been received from
Taquima City, Ore. Of tho drowning OF a
number Of p, rsons there ,estered. A family
named Parker, consisting Of the parents and
seven children, and a man named Wag.
goner. attempted to cross in small boat
from Newport TO South Beach. When about
midway their eraft was swamped. All were
drowned except larker.
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WASHINGTON.
Yesterdays kerost from the T. '---i
Capital.

icsterday's Report from the : '-'~i
Capital.
WASHINGTON. ID. c.. November So
Colonel &. G.. Mctauly, the comlnandant
Of the United States Marine Corps. has sub
mittcd his annual report 10 the Secretary Of
the Navy. On October |, 1852, there were
,S23 enlisted men in the corps. Sji of
whom were ON board ships in commission.
During the year there were 19l enlistments,
l53 re-cnlistmcnts, II rc-enistments from
the army o. deaths. .69 discharges. 5iJ de-
sertions and retirements. No progress has
been made In building the new barracks at
Norfolk. The delay Is unfortunate, Colonel
McCauley states, as the present barracks are
very unsuitable for occupancy In the winter
season.
ONE or wANA,fsKER's PosTMAsrER5
WANTS MORE PROTECTION.
Postmaster-General Wanamaker to-day
received the following telegram;
"LorIsA, KY, November l.
"Hon. John lVdnnmdk,r. POsfmdsfer-
GeRrrai, Washington, u. g.:
II claim protection and redress at tho
hands OF the government. am posima--
ter at this place. and had the hand
soonest fOurth-class Office In Northeastern
Kentucky, surprising many Presidential
Offices. My office is this morning completely
demolished, being the work Of few pcrsons
wanting 10 let the postmaster here know
how Ohio had gone politically. They used
high explosives. dynamite and other com-
bustibles; cayed in the front door, broke
every window i'm the front of the building,
threw open shutters, and this morning
lind my office little protection 10 United
states mails, pouches or money srder de-
posits This being distributing Office, the
finding of the guilty parties VIII be an easy
task for the detective force.
'P. {. MCCLURE, Postmaster"
Postmaster General Wanamaker VII
have the ALLEGED outrage investigated With
a view to bringing the guilty parties before
the courts.
STEAMER Run down. NEAR OLD POINT.
The steamer Excelsior, running between
Norfolk and this city, was run down yestcf-
DAY evening while just of Old Point Com
fort, by the maria Tanner" an English
training steamer. The Excelsior IL owned
by the Potomac steamship '0mpony, and
its captain is :. Is. Davis. The Excelsior
was considerably damaged, her port
,tate-rOOm and whecl-hOusc being carried
away. but was able 10 proceed on her way,
and reached here about 10 o'clock last
night. About thirty or iOrty passengers
were on board, although little shaken up
aud scared no one was hurt. Captain Davis
claimed that the Tanner was properly sig-
nailed and acknowledged the signal. but
did not change her course in time, as she
should.
CAPITAL NOTES.
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cAnIE NnTFs.

ROME, November s.-1he Italian govern
ment has received adyices from the soudan
10 the effect that the Mahdi has summoned
all his chiefs TO council at hhartOuln.
His object is not known.
LONDON, November s.-The steamship
Oueensmore, from Baltimore for Liverpool,
caught lire of the Irish coast, and, burning
low. sank on Misen Head to-day.
HALIFAX, y. t., November s.-The Ad-
miralty Court to-day gave an order for the
sale Of the seized American schooner, Da'
yid j. Adams. conditionally, that the order
shall not pass until next Wednesday, when
instructions are expected from the United
States.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-09
ROMAN CATHOLIC CENTENNIAL
Arrival Of Distinguished Prelate- In Bal
timore-Imposing Programme Pre-

BALTIMORE. MD. November s.-Nembers
of the clergy and laity intending to partici-
pate in the Catholic Centennial and Con
gress are beginning 10 arrive in large mum
bers. The hotel Accommodation are taxed 10
the utmost. Among the prominent arrivals
today were Archbishops Ireland. OF It. Paul;
Williahs, Of Boston, and Feehan. OF ohi-
cago: Messrs. W. j. Onahan, Of Chicago,
and Henry j. Spaunhorst, of Il. Louis; Car
dinal Taschcreau, Of Canada; Archbishops
Ryan. Of Philadelphia. and Carrigan. Of
New York. Mayor Grant. of New York. and
Major ii. +. Bronson, Of Detroit, Will be
here tomorrow.
Active preparations are making TO pro-
vide space in the Cathedral for rs many
persons as possible on sunday. The cere-
monies will eclipse anything Of the kind
ever performed on this continent.
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ArcnIsoN, KAN, November Sire last
uight swept away part Of East Atchison,
Opposite this city, destroying eight business
Iprscs and the depots Of the Chicago, Bur
i,ngton and Quincy and Chicago, Rock
Island and Pacific roads. The lire started
in the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy de-
not and is supposed 70 have Originated from
iihe explosion OF lamp. The loss Is Sio'-
W.; partially ipsused.
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THE CRONlN TRIAL.
Additional witnesses Examined.

CHICAGO, ILL.,. November s.-The Cronin
trial was resumed this morning with Cap
tain scuttler in the witness chair. He
brought with him into court the blind taken
from a window Of the Carlson cottage with
the paint prints Of hand on il. The wit
ness was cross-examined by Judge Wing.
The finger marks on the window blind were
made with the same yellow paint with
which the floor was smeared. one slat Of
the blind was broken. II looked as though
some one had attempted to close the blind
hurriedly and did not notice that his hand
was covered with the paint. Witness found
in the cottage pail or can Of paint, and in
it a brush The paint had evidently been
exposed TO the air for some time. This paint
corresponded TO that on the floor. Captain
Schuttler then related how he took charge
Of the lock and key and other things found
in the cottage. On the redirect examIna-
ton by Mr.. Hynes. witness told OF the con-
yersation between O'>ulliyan and Captain
Setback. in which he (witness) took part.
on MAY 18th. in which O'>ulliyan admitted
the contract between him and DR.. Cronln.
and also that he (OSulliyan) had tele-
phones COughlin 10 inform him about aman
named kunz and horse. The states at
torney this morning handed Mr.. Forest an
additional list Of witnesses that he expects
TO summon.
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MEETING.
.N1rrNr ORDER OF

~S.TED ANCIENT ORDER or
1 l-tffluS. There vii be q public enter
t,inr,lnt aud speaking al Oid Market hsn'
MONDAY oovfNnrR llrn. nj 10 }, NJ
where aha Jruids OF Richmond and Mnnehss-
tsr. flc.r f,snily. friends, and puDnc IN Eoi0-
iul ore lnyiiec 20 attend.
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER l2rh' NJ $40 J. ".'
AL Fllctps Hal. corner tiith ana M"Ishat'
sf,.ef. All Dfulds ina good standing ate IN
..it.'t a. attend fo see the officers OF tyhshus
Grove. 40 3. Installed. and several p,sIy,v ,,,'.
c,nfe,t.I Dv same. Aller closing OF me
Grove a banquet Viii be given IN hoi'oi VI
M. supreme Arch nt fhOn's Han. .,
N..,t,.,s only noltine tickets viii 10 ad-
miitad 10 the Binquei. ~ stdcr 81 INC
r.o.9t COMMITTED OF ALL GROVES.
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Missing Boy Supposed to he Found.

Los ANGELES, CAL., November s.--A boy
supposed To be the Willie Dickinson, who so
mysteriously disappeared about eight years
ago, and for whose recovery a standing re-
ward OF 5000 Is offered, has been found in
Boys and Girls Home, in this city. The
boys father, who resides in Bessemer, Mich,
has been telegraphed for.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-09

church at Easton,
Pa. w lille she
was pastor of the
church at Easton
her husband had
c barge of the
Church of the
Restoration in
Phila d e lphia.
Mrs. BOwles was
regularly or
dained in 1874,
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-09

MOZART AcADEMY OF MUSIC.

T.'e,r.Icaih g. Nrefs. Dc sseos ana Managers
.r.,., ..terrr- And SATURDAY MAIL
NEF. CONMENClN'
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER sfd,
Tie Exposition fav"rit's
GOODYEAR. COOK G. piLLoN'S MIN
~IttilS.
I,f..r. rtfo.eer and letter thon over. me
.o..t.ius... prc,ue,t dancers and most is-
fntI .om.l lnu.
Prices N. g-unI.
.al,.fs-stsat n.N.omca or TnrhsnAf at
OcG-it
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wit find that, by using for the cough
ing and croupy children Dr. David's
Cough syrup, the children and themselves
will quietly rest all nigbt.--adv.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-09

A NNUAL MEETING.-1HE AN
hNUAL MEETING oi the II, CfnoLD-
Ii,s or THt RICHMOND. fktD ,iuChs-
BUltG AND POTOMAC ltAlLhpA NJ wv
ycu4D.f 20. 1859 al the Office OF the COM
pany IA Tie city OF Richmond. al ~ O'Clock
n j. B. WESTON.
noe-tj secretary.
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IoAr nfhicuNoNn. NovHHnrr

l.lI .f hICflNONp. NoyHNnar
ARRIVED.
s..... fmk Mcdonald. Cannon, phila-
f...... .. r.I IiIN
..t In.g ll NAl Jog, Wilson, lhila-
I.. %. BOW
XIII rmo.r. Anderson, rhlla-
...I f ID iN.~.
- .-E 10. Mitchell Mitchell balii-
MOI. .l.. NliA N h..ii'ri-
SAILED.
-c.o.u.l la u. Little. j fainoeis' iellh
t..... mInoad ties. Nessli' Gurus t"i-
-..,r.r uafion lu.cri. Norfolk. empty
Il.ffeI.. vessel. uit.. N laiet' ro.
Schooner tnuit liN, n'ii1', iei,i =
.r,rE empty barrels. vessel, curtis q fAi-
..n.o..rWummanlImes Moore, Clare
r..f. fl l.1i lumber l1i Baltimore.
PORT OI VAST IDlNI. NOVEMBER =
ArnIvfr
ef fnshin Berkshire. Foster, Providence,
NtNporf Nsv-. general cargo.
.IIUuurr b. H. johns. Green, Now lotN'
ssf i.iFtuIO0t IS NUifs s. .
80. '.lIi Baltimore, Eenncu, Baltimore,
..an.'h''e flm Cliy. Eaton, wolkerion'
-e SAILED.
steamship lfnNllltt iliiuisi hl'"lol'
.an-hip berkshire. Foster. Baltimore
g.u.It4 cargo.
PORT NEWPORT NEWS. NovfMBEE :.
AlliiNfD.
steamship Martina. Galveston, 20 Goa
-f.lu.0fn foruclIl. aiscston, 10 coal.
-t.4m.niu Azilra. Nnw orleans. to COAL
-teams ip Kyial. Water. savannah 10
tu1l. , g., ooal
steamship Jucheraryio, savannah 10 co"i
SAILED.
steamship start, Bremen. coalfd.
steamship Nlcctu. Liverpool. ccalcd
sf.aIr.UIn Id.umorc. Liverpool. coilcd.
~teamsli, catalan. Liverpool. coaiei.
,ORr Ol NORFOLK, NOVEMBER ..
COALin.
SRA mshirs Gil-lana nom Philadelphia u
<nrftlt . HuUluII. Galveston, bremen, Ah'"'
tr. SAW nuah. liuvre
ARRIVED.
steamship iiaicyau.
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STATE on THERMOMETER
MAXINE INTELLIGENCE.

Ius WlIN ENDING NONEMBhi %, 1859.
gHlD.ClEpTNN lsrANnAgp, or
rfr..IH .rfl4fH
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-09

TuK Lynn, Mess.. Bee expresses its sen
iiments over th, Virginia election thus
.ers Fly; 'Cch M bone."
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-09

the Worlds Fair for New York and DIR.
David's Cough syrup for the fair world
sdv
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-09

WHEN you hear any one say that they
are suffering nom Headache, recommend
Brady ycrotine 10 them.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-09

The committee on sites and buildings Of
the Worlds Fair met this afternoon and
continued the discussion about using a part
Of Central Park. The Governors Of Bl0On.-
mgdale Asylum were reported as willing to
Give their grounds for the fair, consistent
with the proper care " their patients The
committee then decided 10 leave Central
Park out of the proposed site altogether.
The Tair guarantee funds is climbing up to-
wards the S3uO.OlD mark. Yesterdays
subscriptions brought up the grand total to
S2.t23.lj2.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-09

fsr the nearest drug stors b get bottle C
DR.. Divide Cough Syrup. isr Wsup, ssVSAs.
bsoachitis, &e.-adv
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CAPITAL NOTES.

The Comptroller Of the Currency has autho-
rized the Galveston National bank Of Texas,
and the First National bank Of Lake
Charles. La, to begin with respective capi-
tails OF 100000 and $4,000.
The President at l0;t0 this morning is-
sued a proclamation admitting Montana to
statehood.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-09
DIR. cnONIN's CLOTHES FOUND,

This afternoon the clothes and instrument
case Of DIR. CrOnin were found in catch
basin. near where the physicians hody was
discovered.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-09
,AslN0 THEATRE.


al9 Ilst lioai street
Week commencing November 4in' Inc
.a.unc Vaudeville artists viii rositiNcN
..I,.re,cry evening during The week MT
Joe Morton. Miss Viola Chhoid. Giison' ana
s..lr. Sis. N,lic Hughes. iuics, ana Van
ln.. ida Florence. and Mr. Harry Gaiieth.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-09

Tsr AN4FD.-TWO BOOKERS AND
fNo good Wrsppet Ntippef. a' ho''
~ N WINN co. SO. Il0i Cary street
mo- -
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-09

WANTED STUDENTS IN STE
w aOsKArHN AID Ilft-Ml. ~;
aI' .-te .llri-nlul school 900 lNchmenlad
'.., i.,. ...r graduated % student. over 100
.I ..r.r rldhaic- low holding good posi 1ioiS
.. rtrrs Terms reasonable ant "A liac-
t... +..Iotr.r eusfaufeed. MC6llNkf coz
iIti .r SILNOGRArllN, no north N.nlh
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gHOlCE COUN TRY BUTTER. 2oc.;
L e.'l ru,t,r ~. 'ooking Butter two
pounds. a5.: rhrCo j punds iard, Doc; ! our
. ~ . inns iOIn. 25f. Mlnce
moai. I,r pound. iOc; n rec POUNDS, Illhi,"
loit'r e5c: Inrce ,ou 'as 1ni1Sn, rem ''"S'
.zlc.. Mott > Apple CiiCi; merry
,a No 4i2 nor % sixth siiett.
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VOL. IlI.-N UMBER lIlO.


- NAsufNcToN, ~. G.. NovembcrS.
For Virginia: rain. slightly warm
DN lor. suutuc tStrriy winds. becoming
variable.
3 For North Carolina and south caro-
linu. Ram. clearing in southern pOr-
ION of ~outh Caroline. cooler. except sta
.onar, temperature ncar the coast; south
fly winds
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-09

s Comp.et, orchestra,
Admission. iOand 20 cents.
rs- EVERY EVENING AT $50. ca
ru..IW
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-09

$50 sALARl' '.i5,,.a flS r. e e,rG S''no @oniS IL
.t..'.t,. ..,'.,'t,,',,,nt at home nr tiaVchns
81 .,Ncit ~. Duties. deuvcrin, ana hlah' .as
.n. e.fr,,l.fS. SO postal cards Au"IesS'
N.fh stamp. HAfEE a 'b. ijlua, '-,,t..
DROFESSOR A. BAILEY. MAJ
>IrD.NAS-FIR and Medical Eiccli
.Mn. Chronic and nervous discAe ..',, 49,
Ilscif1-Napor baths. ga east biV''t ,,',s -
.ltrIfInuI. Va. -t 80 -. -
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A PRETTY ROMANCE.

John Wise Tells How lie started His
Dogs on Run and Then Followed
Them when He Was the Victim of an
Imaginary Assault
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-02-22

The twins are two good healthy
kids and have bsen able to rustic fos
thepsslvss long ego.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-02-22

upon the united people of this nation
to in part repay as far as in their pow.
er, the debt owed the ex.soldier for
saving and preser v,ng this government
We would ask the Dakotian ex-soldier
where he was, If he knew not that the
old soldiers Of Dakota wanted a soldiers
home. If he knew nothing Of the reso.
lutions at the Redfeld Encampment.
or the petions that flooded the legisla.
ture. II you are a member Of the
Grand Army, stick to the precepts u
your Obligation or claim nothing.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-02-22

The Press and Dakotian seems to
take the view that Dakota is not part
of the United States or that the people
of Dakota are under anv Obligation to
the old soldier for protecting the inter-
ests the people during the war. 1t says:
ut is argued with great force that Da-
kcta furnished only 800 soldiers for the
war and but few Of these are pension.
crs. The large number of ex-soldiers
within the territory enlisted from the
various states and are entitled to the
privileges of the soldiers homes in
those states from which they migrated
from. We would say nothing to pre-
JUDGE the legitimate claims Of the ex.
soldier population, but as an ex-soldier
and member of the Grand Army of
the Republic, it is our privilege to
speak plainly in behalf of conscien-
tious belief that there is no demand for
soldiers home in Dakota" +
Now. this isquite refreshing to come
from an individual who calls himself
comrade. So, because soldiers of the
late war, like others, to better
his fortune. he leaves his home in the
states to come to Dakota, he forfeits
the gratitude of the people among which
he lives foi the service he rendered when
this country was :ottering to its fall.
Did the ex-soldier fight for the preser.
vation of his state alone, or for the
preservation Of the whole Union. Does
u soldier forfeit his rights by goi. g
anywhere in this broad land within the
boundary of the United States, we
think not. The people Of Dakota are
as much indebted to the soldier Of Iowa,
Wisconsin, Ohio, Illinois, Indiana and
all the other states for the peace and
prosperity of Dakota as the 500 Dakota
soldiers. The soldier has as much right
to the gratitude Of the people Of Da-
kota as any other part of this Union.
There should be no technical point
raised as to what territory or state
should extend its hospitality. II devolves
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-02-22
To Montana, Oregon aud Wellington
Territory

II you are going west bear in mind
the following facts. The Northern Pa.
cific Railroad owns and operates 97S
miles, or 81 per cent Of the entire rail-
road mileage Of Montana; spans the
Territory with its main line from east
to west; is the short line to Helena;
the only Pullman and dining car line
to Butte; and is the only line that
reaches Miles City, Billings, Bozeman.
Missoula. the Yellowstone National
Park, and in fact, ninc-tenths of the
cities and points of interest in the Ter
ritory.
The Northern Pacific owns and OPP
perates 621 miles, or Sc per cent Of the
railroad mileage of Washington, its
main line extending from the Idaho
line via Spokane Falls, Cheny, Sprague,
Yakima, and Ellensburg, through the
center Of the Territory to Tacoma and
Seattle, and from Tacoma to Portland.
No other trans-continental through rail
line reaches any portion of Washing
ton Territory. Ten days stop privi-
leges are given ON Northern Pacific sec
ond class tickets at Spokane Falls and
all points west, thus affording intend
ing settlers an excellent opportunity to
see the entire Territory without incur
ring the expense of paying local fares
from point to point.
The Northern Pacific is the shortest
route from st Paul to Tacoma by 2O7
miles, aud to Portland by 1874 miles
time corrcspo ndingly shorter, varying
from one to two days, according to des-
tination. No other lines from St. Paul
or Minneapolis runs through passenger
cars of any kind into Idaho. Oregon or
Washington.
In addition to being the only rail line
t. Spokane Falls, Tacoma and Seattle,
the Northern Pacific reaches all the
principal points in Northern Minneso-
ia and Dakota, Montana, Idaho, Oregon
and Washington. Bear in mind that
the Northern Pacific and Shasta line is
the famous scenic route to all points IN
California,
Send for Illustrated pamphlets, maps
and books giving you valuable infor-
nation in rcferenre to the country
traversed by this great line from St.
Paul Minneapolis. Duluth and Ashland
to Portland, Oregon, and Tacoma and
Seattle, Washington Territory. and en-
close stamps for the new 1889 Rand
McNally County Map Of Washington
Territory, printed in colors.
Address your nearest ticket agent,
or Chas. S. Free, General Passenger
and Ticket Agent, St. Paul. Minn. =
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-02-22

Wilson, the Homestaks train wreck.
er, broke the paddock to the Deadwood
Jail and left without leaving his ad.
dress. He used a drill to unlock the
window of his cell, which is conclusive
that he got tired Of waiting for some
one to bring him the key. Knight how
ever will overtake him sooner or later.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-02-22
Real Estate office

On March lst, will open an Office
for the sale of real estate. land- and
town lots will be bought and sold, loans
negotiated. county warrants and com.
mercial paper purchased.
As. STEWART.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-02-22

The half breeds in Roulette Co. are
resist ,g the taxes and the militia, so
it seems, are to he called ont to enfore
the law. Naughty half breeds.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-02-22

The old soldiers of Dakota have q
right to feel grati6ed at the passage cf
the billlocating a soldiers home at Hot
Springs by the present legislature.
Such an act at this time shows the prop.
er spirit Of appreciation toward the
veterans, and the location Of the ,nsti.
tuition on the verge of statehood, puts it
IN line Of substantial recognition at the
hands of the government.-Pioneer
Press.