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Telegram-herald., 1889-09-07
TIE rAx SALES


fhe ftass sad Aethss ~ sale hasSc1 -
AsU lzs.
Tie .AH ~ TAX sales azs So ailteAded
last sintsr S. - Srons tae gseAl de-
hneseat tax sales in Oe.obtI 10 May
nsst. As tine IAw noe sl4ncs tae
Aadltor-General pssearss . b.ll - -
hled ia each circuit eo4Ft VI al tie de-
haQueat taxes u each county, and e
attorney 10 brig sacA -lat. la tarl
eoautv before tae nontl ~ Nay IA
e.ls4 year, aaa otta.n 4eeles u sale
thefeoa. Ne are informed tuAt Mere
s i Es several hundred sgch cases ,n
t1s county las onls applies - soeA
taxes - would, without tAe statute
l4F beea effected by the usual October
sa.es.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-07
LAST DAYS OF POMPEII~
Preparations for the Production Here
the Isth.

The excavation for the artificial lake
for the production OF the Last Days of
POmpen' has been completed. 1t Is
three feet deep and is plastercd with
clay, Iuidlcd before using. The in
closure is also completed. Contracts
have been lct for all the work, and the
material from New York is expected
here IN "a few DAYS.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-07
BISSELL ESTATE.
The Inventory Filed Yesterday win the
Probate Court.

The inventory Of the VI. X. Bisseil
estate was filed IN the probate court
yesterday. II consists OF real estate 10
the value of Sl01 ,s37.4l; personal es-
tate, Slj9 ,237 so; horse stock, $50
1921, and other property 10 the
amount OF 81, ,66O.9O, making u total of
$500, 1902. S.las i. Godfrey and Oscar
X. Wilmarth We're the appraisers.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-07

For don't care dull, tired foelng.
impoverished blood, duh pains il hack
and head, tautalzng SKIN cruptious,
kmmQ's ~arssparilla never fail. to give
relief We always guarantee it. Price
81 per bottle. Tbls' drug store, l26
M0urOc-st.
For d fine bed room suite. antique
ash, for $3.50. call on Vinegar Furni-
ture Company.
DO not fail to attend the parachute
jump at Reeds Lake, Street Car Co.
Pavilion, sunday afternoon.
Oysters in bulk ri Dottenthaier's.
Vinegar Furn t1ro 60. are sell
fine pattern of ingram carpet for isc
Ter yard.
Oysters in bulk At Deticuths,ers
a very strong cashmere hat. just y
thing for school. at - N0rr1e-sf.
NAyuER NEsP, BEvFt,fIs fR0~. q Co.
Do rot fall 70 attend tae parachute
Jump at Reels Lake. street Car Go.
Pavilion Sunday afternoon
Iobsters. c.ams and hsa as Dctien-
thalers
Family bottle beer. bottled fv TIE
krs,ersr Brewing Company. Fresh
every day.
Iolsers. o'am. sad 6sa ct Dstsen-
tbs ers
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-07
ARRAIGNED FOR SEDUCTION

Fred =. Finch Seriously Chareed-He
Pleads Not Guilty.
Fred T.. Finch was arraigned yestcr-
day on charge OF seduction in Justice
Walsh's court. He IS charged. on COM
plaint OF Frank Szozinski, with seduc-
ing his l6-year-Old daughter Juliet.
Finch pleaded not guilty, demanded an
examination, and at his request The
ease WAS adjourned until September L..
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-07

Fer a fi.l oTitft including everything
faf Housekeeping for the east money,
~ o the Vinegar Furniture Co.. Ia.
i-7 i27 ard l3o south nir-sor-sf
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-07

Mex Taungow. the boy who unhitchcd
a horse that was standing IN front of
the Nortv block, about q week ago.
was fined q Z AND costs IN police court
.L-i- - ~.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-07

An all-wool school suit for only S2.75
and higher. 81 NOnroe-st.
NANDEE WEnp. BENJAAIS Bios. * Co.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-07

There VII be a balloon ascension a.
the lake sunday from the street Rail-
way Company's grounds. infaton 70
commence at $40. and ascension be-
tween 4.30 and 5 O'Clock
Do Won want a beautiful 0srlor 81 -
for S30' Crush plush. six mnd
Vinegar Furniture Company are
handing Just such a sllite
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-07

For n five hole range. with thirty
pieces of furniture. for SIS, call on
Vinegar Furniture Company.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-07

oysters d balk a DeltenthAlsr's.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-07
Az oPFs LETTER TO THE PUBLIC.

Having iioaghf the millinery stoek of Mrs
81 a. AtNb-1Ty about ililAtA ks.ls ALa stril.s
tlat hs sslaIe dealing vith lfr public there =
th- lle,t goods la tlr market ln order A. De-
ever ready - satisfy tNrll ltoly a. tie lowest
rates possible. for believe in quiek sales and
smaI profits ana AIe hlifheaeA- very
-artrisl trimmer OF over twenty years vA-
leri-lee h4. been retained hs rae 20 super
intend the Millinery Department / hope ana
expect al The putiie a. call aud examine ins
stock and prices frf0rr purchasing eisrN nrfe.
and Tor fayoTs Viii always be thankful oar
humble servant.
G.. 4. BERWIN,
27 CAN AL STR EFT
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-07

Iohsters. clans snd fsh 81 Detten-
lhaiers
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-07

The Western Michigan Farmers Club
ulll meet next door o. the supervisors
room on Tuesday, lhe loth lnsl.. Al 50
D. %. Question. ~IloN can farmers
derive most beneft from attending a.
agricultural fair,
g.. =. LSDfRHAN, President
J J.. FULLER, Secretary.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-07

oysters u buls Al Detisnthsler's.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-07

L0tsters. CLAIMS AID nsA Al Detten-
thalers
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-07

f0tstsrs' cans al asa a Detten-
trailer :.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-07

All diseases OF men are cured by Dr
s Clay Ioad, 45 Aonloe-s... room 4.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-07

II y0o want tae otst, order kasiefef
Brewing Cos fllseaer or export bottle
l.tEI.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-07

For y fine bed room suite. antique
ash. for $3.50. call on Vinegar Funi-
ture Company.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-07

DO not fail TO attend the parachute
Jump at Reeds Lake. Street Car 60. 8
Pavilion, sunday afternoon.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-07

ssESSMENT ROLL constructing repairing
Il City OF Grand Rapids Mich for the quarter ending February
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-07

a very strong cashmere haf. inst y
thing for school. at - N0nr1e-st.
NAyuER ~ NEsP. REvFtnfIv RR0~ 3 @.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-04-25

low is best. No, no, you mnst not
speak; you must nos. eDntfad G. me
j ast let me say what is in my heart. l
ie.l that what Is there must run into
your beart like stream into the greet
SCI. 1t is wonderful to thIuk that /
have your love-I out of the world ! 1t Is
as though O great star were TO concen-
trate lite light ell on some little h1wer
snd say I will shine only for this flower
that l love Ii is as though some high
one In heaven were to refuse to sing
In the great choir, that his
voice might be heard only in the dreams
OF some poor woman npon earth whom
he loved and waited for. All, do not
interrupt mel It is so big in my heart
II strains me. | have no one else to
speak to-indeed no one that ! care to
speak TO. You are the only one-the
very fifst-the first since | vas q little
child and l gave you my oliver book.
You helped to form my life. You helped
to make me into what you now love.
You were like O song through the ail-
enes OF my life. Always your memory
was with me ct the right moment. /
never had q wrong thought. q wrong i'm
pulse shat your face did not come to me
aa o'ear, as clear-it was ae
clear as that white msgnolis
flower there in the moonlight.
And your eyes would look so Rrieved. /
longed to ask your pardon. to have you
take my hand and say that you forgive
me. dreamed about you sometimes
when l was awake. sometimes when l
was asleep. When I used to fancy
how it would be II you were dead 1t
seemed TO me that my life would never
stop going on, on. on, on. And
my heart seemed like @ tiresome
voice insisting that I ives alive l
would try not to listen to it, but it
would seem to fill the room. And then
I would lie quite still and think. after
all, it is you who love him. my heart.
Beat on. beet on! Oh. do NOT stop!
without you | could not give him my
love-"
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-04-25
iahle to Build to Yanktop.

AhuRo ~ 1Hattu W "A Ah tOnf
Rsilroad movements on the Nebraska
side of the river are causing the North
western to look out for its territory
The Sioux City Journal announces the
following:
The tax voted by Norfolk on Tuesday
in aid OF the building OF the Norfolk,
Ysnkton and Southern project IL liable
10 stir ui che opposition OF she Chicago,
St. Paul, Minneapolis and Omaha road.
IL is we'll known IN Sioux City that for
the past two weeks surveyors of that
line have been running lines from Hart
ington to the bank OF the Missouri river
opposite Yankton. One OF the officers OF
the road said to o Journal reporter
yesterday /: by the building of thirty
four miles OF road We can IN sixty days
complete and have in operation an air
line road from Omaha to Yankton.
From Harrington TO Ysnktop, q distance
OF twenty-four miles, is very heavy
work and quite an expensive job but
with this connection made and the
%stripRiDg of the rails from Wakefield
to Fender, We would have the
most direct and shortest route possible
From Wakefield to Fender is only ten
miles. and the whole Job could be rushed
through in two months If necessary. I
don't cay il has been decided TO build
these extensions, bnt surveyors will
make o repcrt at headquarters in a few
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-04-25
Tanner,s Idea Of Total pisabillt

WASHINGTON, April A.--Corporal
Tanner, commission of pensions, rem
dered an important decision in passing
upon the application of John Webb.
late private of company D, Indiana
cavalry, for increase of pension from
$24 to $50 per month. Webb is receiv.
ing the former rate of pension for vari.
cose veins of the left leg, and asked for
an increase on the ground that total
disability in the foot now exists. In
granting the increase asked for the
commissioner says, in his opinion, that
it was not the intention of congress in
using the words "total disability" to de-
bar claimants for pension from the
benefits of the act until the hand. foot,
arm or leg is a worthless incumbrance,
incapable of motion and completely
useless for any purpose whatever.
Hereafter, he says, total disability shall
be held to exist when the affected mem
Der, by action of the wound, injury or
disease, is useless in the performance of
ordinary manual labor.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-04-25
OUR NEW STATES

south Dakota. North Dakota. M
Washington
On Eel ruary %, 1889. the PYes;da,.
me p'Il creat,ng South Dakota, N rth signed
MO So lana, and Warrington states Of the p sa;na
which the SG fs: hsul ME- l nssp pTs,r i ss,sts t.
hallway has three main lines. reacb;n m alpiffoba
DALE. Aserde n hnron. Watertown, and ssiiieh-
Minnea n ag I" E \ man Dakota viz the St. Paul. Paul.,
through 81. r al snn Minneapolis en- ro ny pass
N0RrH DAKOTA Where AZ . own ioute;
HARD scotch Fife Wheat; whose b .ss Ne !
civilization on earth; where ii, vle n Drains
RAISE more wbea oats and bar ey Than COUNTIES
s!stes; the soil # whose fe,ti Q prairs;sssn i e
turtle Mountain. Minct ard i evils Tpete the
dist ic,s lusite the b. me seeter 10 .ae lard
zee = r.n nome, Magnificent daily train se ieiose /, .
ro isn mran and f III a,be e after. Devils Lake,
MONTANA. THE GOLDEN 1 \, as uren 10 h..
mines OF y .cioua metals; wealth in he, q oM Msf
nv nso aeaa OF ! i've stock prot j. her fertile ieid.s,
olper State or territor' the richest connt,o y
lnhahissnt on earth; whele prosperity is PEI
y Ma : w mi has the best pad labor in the the
winds from the Pa,i fc. he hi. PAM MAIN
apolis u Manit' ba Railway is the only ra airnne
passing through q continuous agriouIi nrsi
BOOK Moun'nirs Trims through the G,eass
Reservation Of ls o1n,D90Ecr,a OF la, 4 fu ,ea
settlers, IN the Min ptvei valley. Woo" !
water. Ard c1al III abb. ,aue no ir,;pat;;nn,
I Fsl1a w d; The .n ! 'is r'..i"s II "ush Great
immense coal vel 5, and au7ruuIdipp FARMS.
coohtry of free laud: t rough Helena ~
capital oi. y ana comu er.un I, ntre, + Montanso
and Butte. the rice, mini Z emp. on earth,
Portland and shaatu Poute. or ogden. n, 'h,o y.
California pointH. Remember tina IL the oniS
line running dining cars, sle. ping cars and Tres
s1lonist slSepers Of 5 oyn # Il 81. Paul and
1t is also the test live to Butte.
WASH iNaToN.-The country of tall timbe,
indented by Puget Sound, the Mediterranean
OF the Pacific. Do mot fora that the st Paul
minneapolis d Manitoba ALVEY is the onlv
lire which offers q choice of tn ee routes to H.
Pacific Coast; The misunderstanding route Is
Tacoma, Portland and San Francisco can psss
through Port Townsend and Seattle. Free
%colonist sleepera run through without chaues
or delay. Distance to the Pacific Coast is sans
a. by other lines, ont prices of tickets are i've
and ten dollars less. Take the Seattle route.
For further information. maps, rates and
publications in regard to the resources of The
four new stntes. write or apply to +. !. W II
HEY. GenI Pasa. and Tiki. Ag.., St. p, Nj. AM,
Ry.. St. Paul, MINI.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-04-25

In the Probate Court of the County of Yankton
and Territory of Dakota, IS:
In the matter OF the estate of friedrich Kincel,
deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given, That In pursuance
~ of an order OF the Probate Court of the
made on the 25th day of April, A d., 1889, IN
the matter OF the estate OF frederick kinCel,
deceased, the undersigned, the administrators
ofsaid estate, will sell OF private sale to the
highest bidder for cash in current funds of the
United States. subject 10 confirmation by said
probate court on or after Saturday, the 18th
day OF May. A D., 1853. all the right. title,
~tnterest TO the estate of said Frederick Kincel'
right, title, OF interest that the said estate has
BY 6peration OF law, or otherwise, and deed in
addition to that. all the interest of said intestate
at the time of his death in aud to all the certain
being in the county of Yankton and territory of
Dakota, and bounded and described as folio We,
to-wlt: Lotseven ~ IN block thirty-six (36),
and lots five 80 Fix ~ ana sever 10 In BLOCK
twenty-five t22l. IN that part of the city of Yank-
ton known and plated as Witherspoon's Yank-
ton, according to the duly recorded plat there
OF filed by JamesE Witherspeon; and lots {2)
three (Sl four ~ five t) and six t8), in block
eighty-tive 1851 In b c. Fowler's addition to the
city of YaEkton.
Terms and conditions of sale. Cash in cur
rent funds of the United States. Deed at ex-
pense of purchaser
Bids or offers may be made at any time after
the first publication of his notice and before
the making of tho sale
All bids or offers must be made in writing and
left at the residence of the undersigned at ner
residence on Cedar street, In the city of Yank-
toll, 4anktou county, Dakota territory.
Dated April %, A d. 1889.
Nj ahaARET a. KINCEL,
Administratrix OF the estate of Frederick
GAMBLE BROTHERS, Attorneys,
Yankton, Dakota.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-04-25

warrant. Procuring abortion and
breaches of trusts were added to the
crimes mentioned in the bill, and black
mailing and perjury were stricken out.
As passed the bill includes murder
counterfeit. forgery, larceny, embez
element, obtaining money on false pre-
lenses, rape, abduction, burglary, breach
of trust, and any offense construed as
felony by Canadian law. The bill W IL
doubtless pas the senate in a few days
1t will not affect persons o in Canada
charged with these o~ffenses in the. Unit
cd Statec
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-04-25
Arrival Mt England.

Dover. April 2a.-Gen. Boulanger
and his companions have arrived here
after a rough passage across the channel.
Numerous friends of the Rouiangists
met them here and gave them welcome
to E gland. A police oommissary fir ON
Calais watched the party in the interest
of France, and will report every move
the general makes. The party pro.
ceeded to London.
LONDON. April 24.-Twenty thousand
people gathered at the depot to gain a
glimpse of Boulanger when he arrived
from Dover. When the general made
his appearance he was greeted with
cheers, misses and gsoans. The public
in general appear apathetic in reg ard to
the French exile.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-04-25

WASHINGTON, April "a. Capt. Armes
took the witness stand befor che Armes
court martial board, and testified in his
own behalf. In the course of a sketch
of his career Capt. Armes revealed the
nature of the secre testimony given by
Col. Swords and Sergeant-at-Arms
;anaday. In effect he was one of ten
picked men sworn TO secrecy who were
to act as a special guard to the presi-
dent. His orders were secret, and
even Governor Beaver did not know
about them,
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-04-25
THe MINNEAPOLIS STRIKE.

striker and he Company Tell Differ
snt Stories.
MINNEAPOLIS, April a4-The street
car company says it has all its lines run
ming but two, and these will be started
soon The men say less than one-third
OF the cars are running; that the s0t
strikers are as firm as ever that the
men who went back Tuesday did 80
under misrepresentation by the com.
pany, and all refused to take out cars
Wednesday morning. The men say the
Herdic scheme to run in opposition to
street cars is going to be a big success
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-04-25
Proclamation.

are enjoying the greatest blessings ever con-
TERED upon any nation. their inheritence be-
ing the result of the wisdom, patriotism and
generalship 9th I'm who was inauger-
ated the President of the United States one hun
dred years ago Therefore we celebrate the SOth
OF April, 1889, az the centennial anniversary o 1
Washington 8 Inauguration.
Therefore appoint H B. Murphy marshal of
the day, and invite all the military and civil
societies and the fire department to turn out and
take part in the ~observances
II. B. WYNN, Mayor,
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-04-25
DAKOTA CONVERSATIONS

The bonding election for water works
carried at Bookings, there being bnt
two votes cast against the proposition.
A company is being organized as
Blnne for the manufacture OF header at
tsehments. Expect to torn ont 25 per
day.
Fsulk county fsrme rs claim that the
condition. Of she soil is better for all
small grain than il has been at the came
date for six years.
In the Homestske mine Monday o
a miner named Fsedericks fell from the
two hundred foot to the five hundred
foot level, and was instantly killed.
The Wstertown board Of trade has
called Q convention Of all the counties
interested in the opening for settlement
oil the Sisseton and Wshpeton resesvs-
tion. TO be heli in that city May /.
While many OF the people of Fanlk
county would look with favor upon the
reported extension of the Northwestern
from G~ettysbarg TO Forest City and the
bridging Of the river at that point, yet
IL is NOT st all probable shat il will
be done.
Az Aiilsboro Friday morning. after an
all night session. The jury brought IN o
verdict Of guilty IN the case Of Maurice
O'Hare FOR killing Peter Casey. O'Hare
was sentenced TO she penitentiary Of
Bismarck for life. His attorneys are now
moving for q new trial.
The appointment OF 81. J. Rice IS q
member OF the Dakota railroad commits
zion gives universal satisfaction at Huron.
Fog many years Mr.. Roe was connected
with the Chicago & Northwestern rail
way is now teller in che Huron national
bank and serving his fourth term as
mayor OF Huron.
Fire Tail and Little Wound. two In
dians from the preservation. we're arrested
and brought TO Pierre Monday by
Sheriff Guthrie FOR. stealing seven head
OF horses from Hank Jones, Q squaw man
The horses were stslen on Chsppeli
creek and the capture was made eleven
miles beyond Fort Thompson.
AZ Scotland an alarm OF fire was
sounded Sunday evening OF 6 O'Clock,
and Was diecoyered 70 be the large barn
OF O. Singer and the ice house OF Geo.
Jassmaa. There was not . particle Of
wind at the time, and the prompt ar
rival Of the tire company With she assist.
ance Of many Of the citizens the flames
were soo extinguisheo.
The "Soath Dakota photograph cora.
pany" is the title OF an ascension form
ed by and between @. 8. Palmer, d. w.
Marssta, a.. T. Corsop, Charles e. Baker,
John T. McOsrEier. W. d. Sites, N. e.
Phillips and George W. Wheeler. The
company was incorporated al Rock
Rapids. To-. under the lsw Of that state
rather than under tho territorial lew, bs.
cause state incorporation has sdvan-
tagss over territorial incorporation.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-04-25
A FataI Aroldent TO . Hunter.

LoNGviEw. Tex. April PA fter a
half-day's hunt, Elias Page, a young
man who lives eight miles east OF here,
sat down in a chair at a neighbours
house and tried to take OFF a cap from a
loaded. shotgun shell which had failed
TO fire. He was bending his head over
the shell picking at the cap when it ex
ploded, and the shell struck him Just
over the left eye, blowing a deep fur
row and lodging one inch in his head.
He pulled the shell out and walked
about the house, his brains oozing out
of the hole. He can not recover.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-04-25
PEHSOy4E.

F. J.. Kahn WAS q Sioux City passen.
ger this Afternoon.
e. M. o Brien went down 20 Sioux
City this mornlsg.
Captain Maratta has gone to Sioux
City for 9 day or two.
O. F. Haokett. OF the Parker Ere, was
in Yankton over night.
A. Adler has returned from q short
business trip up country.
W. P. Dewey. Jr., and wife returned
TO their home in Nebraska this sfter-
noon.
Miss May Pennington returned home
last night from Texas, tatrying for q visit
In Omaha.
Miss Gilman, Mrs. and Miss Powers
and Tom Edwards, took to days train for
Sioux City.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. M. Purdy are in
Sioux City attending the Booth-Bar-
rett entertainment.
Ed Bruce went to Sioux City this
hsteipuoh ou ioat SssntS Dusfueees LIS
was accompanied by Misses Nellie and
!Oorrinne Bruce.
Commodore Ooulson and wife end
Lucy Dewey are taking in the Booth
and Barrett performance of o. hello in
Sioux City tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs. F.O. Austen will leave
shortly for England by the new Inman
steamer "The City CT Paris They IN.
tend visiting the exhibition at Paris
The following reverend gentlemen re-
turned to day TO their various homes:
Mr.. Garland to Vermiliion, Father
Hines to Elk Point, Mr.. Cornell TO
Sioux City. Mr.. Wicks to Springfield
and Mr.. Babcock to Mitchell.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-04-25

BROOKLYN, April 24.-Mike Leddy
and Patsy Hogan, heavyweights of
local notoriety, fought nineteen brutal
and bloody rounds, at the end of which
Leddy was declared victorious. though
he was so badly used up that he had to
be carried from the ring. Hogan's left
arm was broken, also his nose. He lost
three teeth and part Of an ear. Leddy's
thumb w q broken. his left ear nearly
cut off. and his right eye closed. and
these were but part of his disfigure-
ments. He got the $500 purse.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-04-25
The Nlp.lc Csa Move.

WASHINGTON, April 24.-Rear Ad-
miral Kimberly has forwarded t o the
navy department a report fro u Chief
Engineer K,rsted, stating that the en-
CINE of the Nipsic has been tried and
worked well. The propeller is consider
ably bent and its effective area mnch
reduced. The report says that the ship
cal be moved by steam if required.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-04-25
A wage Scale Announeed.

JOLIET, ILL.,, April A.-The manage
ment of the Joliet Steel company and
the Amagalniated Association of Iron
and Steel Workers agreed upon a scale,
providing for a 1e per cent. reduction
rail steel, and a S per cent. advance
on soft steel. The company will be
chiefly engaged upon the latter work
during the coming year. The mills
will resume o~peration May G.