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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-09
HELENA's PUBLIC BUILDING.
Her Citizens Help the Government to
Buy tho SITE.

Special Dispatch 10 The Appcsl.
HELESA, Ark, Jan. S-This morning
Gcn.J.C. Tappan, Of this dty, received tel
cgram from Senator Berry, In Washington
City, saying that the Government officials
had finally determined upon a site for the
Federal building. The site viii comprise
n whole block In one Of ;ae most desirable
localities In the city. The lot Is directly
in front Of the building now occupied ~
the United States Courtroom. The block
was originally offered for 5000, but Gen.
Mccms, who was here Ia behalf Of the
Government, considered the price somo-
what fancy. and Il seemed lof awhile that
the prcscn, place, which was the choice Of
the majority Of the citizons on account Of
It's central location, would not be selected.
A sum Of money almos. equal TO $500
was raised by the citizens most directly
Interested, which was contributed toward
the purcha.e-price Of the desired site.
The site consequently COS, the Government
about -, 7j0. II Is expected that work
will soon be commenced On the construc-
ton ol the building.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-09
CAPT. HAMILroNs MuRpER.
Foars OF Lynohing the AssasSins stin
Exist

spcclnl Dispatch 10 The Api4lL
ADEnDEES, Miss, Jan. SIN the Ham.
ilton murder case the coroncr's jury Is still
In session, but Il is understood that con-
clusion has been reached, and that a pub
lic announcement thereo, will be made to-
morrow morning. For brutality and saw
agcry this crime has no parallel IN the
history of Aberdeen. Beyond the posi-.
bility Of a doubt the crane was committed
by Sylvester Clarke and Harrison Black
burn, section hands on the Mobile x Ohio
Railroad. While the excitement has IN a
great measure subsidized, icap Of lynchinR
still exist.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-09
Ano,her nicn,ncr sInks.

ST. LOUIS, No., Jan. B.--A special from
New Orleans to the Rpubc conveys the
information that the aoamct g. N. Van
Eaton wns sunk In Red River today. lhe
boat was valued at ss,0O aud the cargo al
$4,000, making total loss oi sSO,OOO.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-09
"For Many Ciuzon

In compliance with the request con.
tanned In the above, and after several long
petilons had been presented the Board
gave Mr. u. Davenport, the gentleman
who cared for them In 1883, the position
OF keeper ot the poofhousc during lSsy,
without letting II out 10 the lowest bidder.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-01-22
NEVADA NOTES.

.s,--ssx-r3H<S'5-
 Austin has population of l,OUV.
 There is good skating on the Carson river, near Dayton.
 The Southern Pacific Company will build roundhouse at Lovelock, Hum boldt county.
 A large amount of work in the shape of improvements will be done at Lake Tahoe next season.
 There will be 2 heavy increase in the acreage of cultivated land in Was hoe county next season.
 $. Cleaver was arrested at Elko on Sunday on charge of insanity. He is from Rocklin, Cal.
 The tax levy in White Pine county for 1889 was fixed the same as last year-$3.75 on each S100 valuation.
 Dr. Wah Sang, the Chinese physician has contributed 8 in cash to the Ely school fund in White Pine county.
 Mat Connors, an insane man, an old time sporting man well known in the western part of the state was taken to Reno January 14, from Winne- mucca.
 The Appeal says: Last evening the Republican members caucussed on the Warden of the penitentiary in the as sembly chamber. Frank Mccullough received tine solid v,te.
 The White Pine News says: Some strange things have happened in Ham, ilton in the past six years. And now comes the startling announcement that McConkey's ghost is haunting one of the residents of that place.
 4 resolution was unanimously adopted at a recent meeting of the State Board Of Agriculture, asking the Governor to request tho Legislature to make an immediate appropriation of $25 600 to enable the board to com plete the purchase of land and pavilion made in 1887.
 Four extra fine passenger engines arc now running on tie Truckce pi vision of the Central Pacific railroad. The engines are numbered 3Gj, 3GG, 10ll and 1912, respectively, and will bear inspection. Locomotives No. 37l and 312 are twelve-wheelers and are used on the heavy grades between Wadsworth and Truckee.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-01-22
Norfce.

To the patrons of the Pony Saloon, l wonld again call your attention to the fine line of goods now on hand at the old stand, consisting of Hill & Hills fine nand-mad Sour Mash Bour- bon Whisky, spring of 50, Gucken- heimer and Ripy Straight Ryes, spring of 'S3, the finest goods ever brought to Tombstone. I also keep on hand a full line of California Brandies. Wines, &c, Tom and Jerry, Hot Scotch, spiced New England, Santa Croix and Jamaica Runs, all made in the finest and latest style. My Carma and Rev West Chippies are made expressly for me and cannot be beat for the price anywhere St. Louis Lager Beer on drsught. J. II. CAMPBELL,
 lll7H Proprietor.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-01-22
Subscription Rates.
CITY OFFlCIALPAPER


 The Daily Morning Republican, a neatly printed, S-co!umn sheet pub : lished at Fresno, California, and ably edited by H. E. Boothley, has the fol- lowing: "The Tombstone PRosPEcToR commented unfavorably upon a de cision rendered by s judge of the Fed eral court and was fined for his temer- ity the sum of $500. The decision of judge after it is rendered is public property. If q judge doesn't know that two and two make four an editor ought 10 have a right 10 comment upon the arithmetical part of the de- ci.ion, at least. If judge is ignorant of the law, the public ought to know it. But the PRosPEcToR had no right to state that the judge was an ass. The judge couldn't help it. He was born that way"
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-01-22
1T PRESCOTT. The Fifteenth Legislative lS- Sembly COnTencS.
Drake, Ci Pima County Elected
 Chairman Of the Council.
EcmocT1tS Enlcay5TiGg 10 Percent the Organization oi tl3 L3Gtf
 House.
ssei.srx EscaGy Sos. Tsu~inc,<.

SSeiEinS Ready EoE' Isa-i;'e>S.
 PGEscoTT, Jan. 2I-Thc Council wa, called to order q: F o'clock, noon, with Hon. ". IT. Hardy in the chair All members presented crcdential. and were sworn in by Ci.ici Justice Wright except J. V. Touingion, Republican member from Yuma coua.y, rho hal left lis certificate Of c:ec,ion 8. home. Chas. R. Drake, Republican mcmIcr from Pima, ,.as clcctcl Pre-;lcn.; J. II. Carpenter. Of Phsaix, chic; clerk {; V. D. shearcr, of Coc!.isc cnsrossing and enrolling clerk; ". Linn, Q. Yay- apai, serseaut-at-a-a.s; David Hughes. of Pima, page; J. T. Moore, oi Yaya- pal, watchman. Tic council then al- journed until 10 o'clock January 22d.
 The Housc was callol to order with Hon. J. C. Jones, Of GiIa county in the chair. All members prcscntsI creIen- tials and tool, the oath by Associate Justice, V. I. Barnes, except Purjy and Stevens, Democratic members from Yuma and Graham counties. Purdy having lcit lis certificate O! election at home. The House there upon adjourned until January 22d at 10 o'clock.
 Both Democrats and Republicans claim the organization Of the House, as DuPuy, independent member from Gila county, dcc,:nes to % into caucus with either party, The Democrats are eadeayoring to prevent the organ;1a- ton by not belug present, aad thus preventing a quorum, until Purdy and Stevens certificates ol election ar riyc.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-01-22
The sasn Oan Trouble.

WAsHINGToE, Jan. 22.-At the State Department and German legation, considerable anxiety and apprehcn- sion is felt concerning the state oi afi.irs at Samoa. The German min ister avoids all interviewers. Secret ary Bayard says the State Department has not received any information Of an alarming character from Samoa, since the transmit.al of all cores pondence on the subject to Congress last week. Subsequent dispatches, he says, are rather Of reassuring na- ture. "The lives and property and treaty rights of all Americans" said the Secretary, twill be protected and so will the Samoans in their right to self government without any inter ference from without"
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-01-22
Senate.

WAsHISGToE, Jan. 22.-Aiter some preliminary matter the Senate took up the tariff bill. Allison asked unan- imous consent to have tEe debate linn ited to the ten-minu.e rule after o'clock.
 The secretary of the navy to-day re- ceived a dispatch announcing the ar rival of Admiral Luce with tlie Calena at Key West, Fla, and all well on boarl.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-01-22
rsoulanaer,a onno.i:ion.

PARls. Jan. 22.-Thc Free Hasons have issued pronunciameuto against General Boul@agcr, and inviting the members of the order to s,ippor; Q,,ac- ques, his opponent for tLc vacant seat in the chamber of .dcputies 10. !he de partment of the Seine. The radical federation Of 1879 has issued mani iesto urging the electors oi Paris not to support Doulanger. Tie general has made persona! appeal 10 the workingmcn of Paris to support him and again repudiate all the iIeaof dic- tatorship.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-01-22
Very SusDicioGs.

MoUET HOLLY, N. J., Jan. 22-JOhn McNeill, wealthy farmer, came to town this morning and surrendered himself saying that he had killed his brother-in-law, James Dellette, Jr., in the belief that he was e White Cap. There is q suspicion that it was q cold blooded mur!er.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-01-22
r,,.e E.,:..,umd. ssc-c,ntisr.

WAsnINCToH, Jan. 22-The House subcommittee of Foreign AnSirs re- ported to a full committee this morn ing, recommending the adoption o. the Eimunds Panama Canal reso,u- ton, though indicating at ;!.c samo time that the phrascolosy oI the re- solution is not such as to bc fully ap- proved by the subcommittee. Alter discussion in the full committee the matter went over un.il Thurslay.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-01-22
Wants Lower California.

WAsHIxGToS, Jan. 9. -I In the House to-day under the call of States for the introduction of bills for refer ence, Vandever, Of California, intro duced A joint resolution requesting the President to open negotiations wiih Mexico for the cess:on Of Lower Cali foraia to the United States.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-01-22
Six weeks 10 stes E'tsere.

WAsHNGToS, Jan. 22.-It i, said at Navy Department that it will fake al least six weeks for the var ships Trenton and Vandalia 10 make the voyage to Samoa, and tha. the Nipsic will te the only United States vessel at ,lat country from now until after the 4,h of March No additional in formation in regard 10 the state Of affairs in Samoa, has leen received at the State Department.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-01-22
NGEGCE 0g E3RrETTCaE.
GaLEEA MEEE.
TO WINFIELD $. sALHoy, ms HEIRS

'.7O WINFIELD s. SAL@ON, EiS HEIRS \ Crts-I-Is.
 Yoa s=e E 2. y uoti1.d hy ib, ru.,. sl-,il.G a rhe hos Cz gI @. iiC s"ll Cf fs.e -tv- s.. lli.'- -a ls-:o-Ci it z th- poT:lS', of ye gu a. a,.f b i1 IHG year s<, V; i.- yca 2s 6 -o-.ys co i'tac Gs.i-l-a n.i i"e casd. ~iIuaic ii ii.- Wr- CT mttiL- G:rir;ci. C, cI -s CO., ;. - TizIE4 gCr-iiOly sre CGiIet Gy ag 70 t2;t-i. G.. Ilu4l, a..Jn FgId niine. z Ee whole esIH CA 4f. C q Gir tanF sD1 lipy:uvcu-e eH's G1uu .G-d c,ail .i,r ttc yta- io,S being one LCad cd to.l ri, EuG voa haze -s'l-c io co1irlbaie Nour pr'p0 iiIn 0: sad cx- ;. i'd lure T c ar-d bt S,-e;iCE z5-f Of tie Re sei StstbiCs of the L.t- (. = 2 e..
 Tie sam que isD-i Dc 70 yri.T -siA c1-o,y- CT for tLe aIu4l ...Tk lp0a sad G-I ns z. iuirg giailn for the y ss is tHcBjy fvr d,,i; .r.. tfst h iBg b. u Tor wLicI 5ca S.e Gs!ss.st-ilt .t tle date f D i- IOtlcs.
 Tor. OFT he;Ts Gnf as-iEns. aye hereby rctilcd tAat iT ron Cr they shock fSsl cr rsIsss To o. tr bare yJlr TJpCrtion of tts above erenG. 5ls, to-wit: IEe sum Cf twenty five dollars, wi ain rile dI,s ff CT ;le putt eafiol of ths Hc;ics at ie.s- e. week for ninety days ia tbi~ news ape-. tss. sgWe beii 2 tls nCwsp per VHi.lissed tc sa claim, cur 5sers si lE sa q c.a "a will b-ccm iBe PiOfsTiy cf yo-r -cwHer. The uldei is8.-c wto has made ihe ToggiF,d tXptn1i- t.fe aIic wio siccs si Dis1ce, A. T.
 sIrd 5aagCry i5. lS 2.
 .arl6Sd MARY soWLE.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-01-22
The Tariff.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 22.-An agree ment was reached by which the votes on the tariff bill Will be postponed in the Senate until , o'clock tomorrow. Speeches beginning at o'clock P. m. be limited to l5 minutes.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-01-22
Eoficc.

All persons indebted to nc for goods puicha~ed on accounts which have been oais;andipg for more than thirty days, must settle the same by cash, note O. otter security at once. From and afte this date gacds will be sold for cash o3ly. 5. C. BAG0.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-01-22
women.s Suffrage Associatio.

WAsHISGToS, Jan. 22.-The openin 2 session ci ihe annual convention of the National Women's Suffrage Asso- citation was held this morning. Susan B. Anthony presided and spoke hope fully of the progress of the movement and its ultimate success.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-01-22
Vessels Ashore.

HUT, Mass, Jan. 22-A barge went ashore here this morning and three of her crew were drowned A large three -masted schooner is ashore on the Bug Light spit.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-01-22
NcTICE TO CREDITORS.

NCTiCE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO THE ~ cr.7d!toTs If tbs estEtc of Thomss Ogden ts-c ased, that sil pc sons having claims against said dcceceut gre heTebg required to yrescnt aaC tra. sf the OScs ci ". II Stilvs H. attorney st law, on FocrIh strett. ia Tonsts one. Arz na. Nifbsn orr months effer the date Of ihis nofec. Dated Tombstone, 4. T.. Jen.ary In- lso'.
 FULLY A. OGDEN, Adrsini.irntor of inc es;a;e Of Ibomes osden. Cecesrec. wim
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-01-22
4 Sgn.Uft1tfou

LONDON, Jan. 22-United States Minister Phelps held conference to- day with Lord Salisbury on Samoan affairs
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-01-22
WEI a;ndor.e f.ssce.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 22.-It is said that the California delegation in Con- gress will soon meet and endorse NM Estee for a cabinet position.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-01-22
GOes 10 SOniOn.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan 22-The United States steamer Vandalia, Captain Scho- maker, which left Mare Island navy yard yesterday, lay at anchor in the bay all night and passed out to sea at go this morning on her way to Samoa
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-01-22
N3T.SE O. E0EFEGTuEE.
BONANZA NINE.

1O.NANk-[ yI>o WINFIELD s. sAL&C.;, HIS HEIRS E s1-,.
 You zse htr-hy DO fled b. the rutcrsirues. YcUT @ ovIlr i3 'h- .'uL- 1 Ei:llL. C .- iI sit aIte iC tr- IOIS-tCuc I-ia.f- G- r.tf. ii tie cont tf Co h.-., Territory ol sr lDus. fEai D.. La sNsa.c tI- ,-Il of C..- a.it.-yu t.. llrs il 'Ec yuf i;alaice oi ih. 2lIalI '1... i4. th: wear = req ui-G bt tle laws CT u.s s-s ss tg b. e. formed pca s- Ca C..-as Co s t.l, sJ-uc.
 Ton nav. -ifec sO CoBtI bate y. az ,.r p1r- iOn O. jae CHr-.d jG-cs T.gLirs4 ly sttf..-- -l O. Hs l;syi. c1 ottlul. pi fhs tri cf 2, .''s to a- ,,la.c ul'. '. -a1 '!...- Os lL- y'-pT ls~> Taesun -sc iron. yc- io under, 8 led, IT. COO. ..ECF .t aid tl -lfl- a- yUET g.O'r Ot he nos, Y rzpe.d- -d D., ni-u l.cI ra.c aim s- abv- rti s"rll, '- thIT y .Ir-e t.a..s H.d Ehir,i tisrte e I;s fp. wil- O. gre c,!.Iq' Et at lhe Cat 0. ti-i- nsstfcc.
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 j4hlG-so! WILLIAM HERRING.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-01-22

ST. PAUL, Jan. 22-The grand opera house was destroyed by fire this morn ing. Loss Se00,O00.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-01-22
TO THE PUDylC.

R, c, Kettlewell will hereafter make collections for the D4ILY PRospEcToR, and :s authorized to receipt for all bills due this office.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-01-22
Found.

A get of two false teeth on a gold reof plate. The owner eau have it by applsias ut this office and paying for this advertise nent. 12 9tf
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-01-22
THE DAILY BUDGET. The California Delega- tiOn Will Support
 N. N. EStee. A Wealthy Farmer Of New Jersey Kills His Brother
 in-LaW. A Movement to Get Lower California From the MeXi-
 Can Government.
The Radical Federation of France is in
 Opposition to Bguianser.
Spern House BessrCycI.

SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO PROTECTOR.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-01-22
Ayers Cherry fectorai,

Prepared by Dr. J. c. Aver & Co.,, Lowell. Mas. Sold by all Druggists. Price sl; six bottles, s5.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-01-22

Samoa.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-19
MALE CHAPERONEs.
now Imperunious Washington Society
Men support Themselves

roy Tmpsrunious Washington Society
Men support Themselves
Afew days ago a Washin xtOn correspond
en- clipped the following advertisement
FROM the star of that city:
Three tall. handsome young men. Who can
furnish best OF reference. wlll accompany Ia
e.rs % theaters. balls etc, az reason able
raies- Cores ponfc1ce strictly confidential
had heard 81 this sort OF thing in New
orS aud one or tgrs other cities. but I had
never before seen an Announcement of this
kind by curiosity was aroused. aad I got
a iaiY friend % copy an answer to the
advertisement which wrote, asking terms,
and mailed this % the address given In
due time received a reply. requesting an
Interview, but % course I drew the line
there. The writer stated that they would
furn sh the highest testimonials - their
honor and integrity The.rterms were five
dollars each per night for dong escort duty.
the lady to pay al expenses of aas,l ssion
tickets. cabs. etc. which would seem to b
very comfortable arrangement for them.
L WI be understood that such scheme
would only be- adopted by a .ady vho wanted
- % Nithout regard 90 Caste. and was 50
uafortunate "A % have 10 male friend - &C.
company her Rut 10 is novel and pleasant
way Tor a YounE man % make Bvi0r-a
good deal easier thau hcoiuE cora or saving
Weot
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-19

fhere IS farm IN Rush valley, T-'ah.
opcn which has been discovered q mine
ot natural saoe o.sczlnT. Which produces a
tae Pc.ish nat easily iimmed- Traiv. thcre
sre more things in the earth. Horstio. than
were ever drsaut 0fb tae cid philosophers
tP In WIND river country there wss found
some years agO . deposit - natural soap.
Ne deaht = ws keep on q zTinz We shsl
had M tue tine towels. t-ern-orasaes ari
snch thinzs a. f11v 5sve op-d she's q
sreat '.d Nothc~ Earft. sad no wonder e
1-lnT Earn-e wAr- Al go.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-19

which closed the Syndicate
satisfactory
divided Norwich
be quickly closed The
of
The combined purchase upward of 1900 Suit Patterns
balance offered
be OF
fnestFr of silk and wool
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-19

Ms seisn Glsdst--s the daughter = -
Erln'i Old Mar. ~ho zee been a- the head
cf - u1Ter7ent ,or TIRE b Eaer @furstion ~
N''reu f'r many Yssrs. ard is the prssi,ieus
or srinaarn r0ilego. CanAridzp Sars .has
s'e IS r'u~inc~i tlat thr "fuIl -ulr~stion n
Fai''er s'1si icctusl powers aex no t-stfencv
acusesrc 6utlss.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-19
UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT.

Jersey Ribbed vests for f2Rc each.
Fine Jersey Ribbed in thread Vests
25c each.
one lot Mems French Balbriggan
Underwear I 29c each.
Finely Finished Underwear in
Grey. Blue, Brown and White at
> &C.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-19
WASH GOODS.

\ fine assortment of the latcsU
styles and cOlOrs in Ginghams.
Cambrics and ToiIe du NoTds, the
last named being especially at
tractive and seTyiceablc, ColoTs
perfectly fast.
l2 lao per yard
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-19
PARASOlS.

We are displaying large and
magnificent stock of Parasols, Of
the latest STYLES and novelties. Our
prices are extremely low. The de-
mand in this department. has been
very large and the stock will he
kept mp to the highest point of ex-
cclleDce.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-11-29
A Precious Signet Ring.

The diamond signet of the lll,la JJ
Charles 1. Of England, is OF lm.'e J
intrinsic and artistic value. IL \
supposed to be the handiwork OF
monarch himself. He was know y
skillful artificer in gold ana sli,)
and much of his leisure was defoleu =
this congenial occupation. On 'ne = =
was craven the coat of arms OF MI
Britain and the monogram OF the M
At his demise it passed into the n
session of his dethroned son, VINO. i
ing the time of his banlshme hte oI
France, became in such stra al'ssna1
circumstances that he was force y. j
part with his precious relic. y 1!rsnI
purchased by the we'll known i aft1
traveller, Tavernier, who shorty ~
ward made q journey to the lat pnssil
He exhibited the jewel at the nu ;al]
court and the Shah offered him ,' ,I
lous sum for the unique gem, IN 4
was preserved with extreme care -
treasure vault of the Oriental sa'''F
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-11-29
Trick Of a Grasping JeweIler.

cts scandalous the way folks are
bed in some branches OF business, !
a young man who knows a good
about things in general. "Theres
monds, for instance. There amt
person in a hundred who knows
thing about diamonds. I once ha|
friend in the business, who used to
me all about the tricks of the tra
Once, 1 remember, a man came to
to buy a diamond ring. Ny fri
showed him a ring the stone OF WI
was worth about $l75, and he offered
to him for $3.50. The man said
didn't like it, and after looking at ST
others, went away, saying he VIC
look in again. My friend took
stone, had it reset in s. manner to 81
up prominently. whereas it had !.
viously been set deep, and kept ii
spring on the man when he came H.
happened along in . day or two
my friend dragged forth the ring
You don't like that other ste
he said, but here's one that will Ct
you. Just got it in and had it set
beauty. OF course it's worth
deal more money than the other,
it's worth the difference.
"The man looked at it and was
tured at a glance. He went in rap'
over it, and finally asked the price.
-Four hundred dollars, sad
friend, and dirt cheap, too.
And I'll be doggoned If that
did't pay $500 for a ring that he MAJ :.
fused at $3.50. Oh, I tell you thus l
of falling into the hands OF the lewe
is worse than running against hlsh
men. "-Chicn0O Mail.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-11-29

Ir General Boulanger expects to
pose as sort of Napoleon in his new
island retreat, he will probably find
he has lost his labor in moving. The
man on horseback" sitting on a rock
and ruefully contemplating the ada
cent shores of France is likely to in
spire the pencils of none but the
weekly caricatrrists; and if their views
of the surrounding scenery do not in
clude particularly large-sized bowl OF
soup they will have missed the true
point of his position.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-11-29
ish guest, and treated him with the
most frigid courtesy.

The Chinese pupils OF the New York
Sunday-schools have opened club
house for their mutual entertainment
All the Chinese newspapers will be
found there, and the services of a law
yer have been retained to give free le-
gal advice to the members. Chess,
checkers and backgammon will be adj
mitted in the club, but the insidious
fan-tan will be strictly tabooed. 1t is
club for good" Cinnamon only.