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A Terrible Encounter.

CHICAGO, Aug. pa special to the
Inter Ocean from Frankfort, Mich says
. terrible encounter occurred at Otter
Creek this morning, in which Charles T.
Wright, president OF the Otter Creek
Lumber company, of Racine, Wis, shot
and instantly killed Deputy Sheriff Neal
MARSHALL and DIR. Frank P. Thumber.
Wright had failed to pay certain taxes,
and the sheriff attached a lot of logs ii
3is thought Wright, with force Of men
attempted to regain possession, and in
The melee Thumber was killed first and
Marshall soon afterward. Itis rumored
that over sixty men were engaged in the
fray snd others may have been wounded.
The propellar Dewar. with o force of
officers. is leaving for Otter Creek to cap.
ture Wright dead or alive. II is said
Wright has escaped on barge and de.
parted for the Wisconsin shore.
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A Gas Explosion.

PITTsBuRe, Aug. 10.-Late yesterday
afternoon while Il thirty inch natural ess
main was being tested, the dead cap On
the end of the pipe blew out. scattering
the debris in every direction. Several
hundred workmcn employed in the iron
mills near by were just returning home,
aud number Of them had stopped along
the trench to watch the experiment.
They were struck by the debris and fly
ing missiles as though boom had ex-
plodcd. The pipe was braced with
heavy timbcrs, and these were hurled
into the crowd with terrific force. The
workmen and spectators were thrown
down by The force of the explosion and
one of the men killed. He was hurled
against a brick houee and
his neck broken. A general
stampede followed the explosion
and a scene of the widest excitement en-.
sued. The cries Of the injured could be
beard for several squares. An investiga-
ton showed that two men had been
killed outright aud about fifteen others
injured, two of whom fatally. The dead
were conveyed to their homes and the in.
jured who were unable to walk were
taken to the hospital. The killed are:
John Miller, single, aged % years.
John O'Conuor, single, aged 25 years.
The seriously injured are:
John Grener, married, terribly cut and
bruised, injured internally, will die.
Henry Reich a boy, skull fractured antI In.
iured internally, may die.
John Braney, millwright, internally injured
and head cut. Injuries serious.
VIM. Green, badly cut and bruised
thought to have received internal injuries
serious.
James Hyndricls, of st. Louie, Mo-, both
legs broken.
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Robbers Foilet,.

LITTLE Rock. ARK, Aug. 12.-News
has reached here of q supposed attempt
OF train robbery made tonight on the
Iron Mountain road. one mile south of
Newport, Ark. Two men got off the
train there in between the baggage car
and the smoker. A fight ensued between
them and Baggagemaster ]. E. Clarity
and colored porter, Andy Crittenden, in
which the latter was killed and the for.
mer wounded. One of the men Jumped
from the train and escaped, but the pas.
sengers and trainmen. among whom was
detective, captured the murderer and
brough him to this city on the train, ar.
irving little after midnight. He gave
MD name as D. A. Whitfield, Of Baxter
county. this state. He is about 81 years
old. He says he is partner of Mike
Mowlders, who escaped, and that they
we're out for some fun, and were
only trying to beat their way when the
light came up. Whitfield was heavily
armed, and his every appearance shows
border desperate.
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lows Good remp,ars angry,

DUBUQUE, Ia, Aug. 9.-The last grand
lodge of Good Templars decided to hold
it's annual convention for 1889 in Du.
buquc and the local members of the So
ciety have been preparing to entertain
the 300 delegates But suddenly comes
the announcement that the executive
committee has changed the place Of meet
ing from Dubuque to Fort Dodge. The
Dubuque members are intoxicated with
rage. They regard the action as an in
ranted piece Of arrogance and assump'
ton. DIR. E. r. Hutchins, of Des Moines,
the grand worthy templar, is held re-
spousible for the change. He if a pro,
hibitionist, and is SUPPOSED to have ex'
erted himself 10 secure the change on aG-
count of the open violation of the pre-;
hibitory law in Dubuque. The grand
lodge of Good Templars has not met in
Dubuque in twenty six years.
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woundcd By H,ehwaymen.

OGALALLA, Neb. Aug. 9-As Boz
McNeal and Runyon were returning
home from working on j claim on the
North river they were belated and at
about 0 O clock in the evening came upon
two mounted men, who stood near the
|; roadway. McNeal called "Hellol' when
the mounted then opened FIRE. One shot
at Runyon caused his mule to run away,
which saved him. Eight shots were fred
at McNeal, who swung over his horse
out Of range. Six shots took effect,
one in McNcaps shoulder, four on his
hands, and one which felled the horse.
McNeal then escaped in the darkness.
The next day he found that he was able
to 60 to Big Springs, where he had his
wounds treated with the loss of one fin
ger Warrants were eworn out for Reno
and Gurney, two MEN who live in that
part of the county. Reno is wanted at
Gcring, Scots Bluffs county. for horse
stealing. Two officers are in pursuit,
but no tidings OF them have been re-
ceived, though they have been gene three
GaUa
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9he Tascott Che !. tnnt.

CHICAGO, Aug. GA special from
Laredo, Tex, gives description of Tas.
colt, the suspe ct under arrest there, that
tallies more closely with that of the
much sough, fugitive Than any previons
capture. The pri ont, abaeat lice cor
responds exactly with the description
contained in the circular issued by the
relatives Of Smell, the millionaire. for
whose murder Tascott is wanted. The
scars on Tascotts elbow and legs have
counterparts on the Laredo man, and
though there is no gold in the prisoner 8
front teeth, cavity which had once
been filled is there His arrest grew out
of the suspect knocking at the sheriff 8
residence and asking for something 10
eat. The sheriff noticed the similarity
to rascott's description, and after ques
tioning the yonng man subsequently put
him under arrest. The prisoner was in
duced to write few words and his hand.
writing strangely resembles the fac
simile of Taacotts chirography. The
sheriff has forwarded a photograph of
the prisoner to Chicago.
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Don't lake tho appoint ntment.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. ia letter
signed by o member of King Kalakaua' s
household has been received from Homo
lulu, which states that a. w. Severance
arrived in Honolulu by the steamer Aus.
ttalia to assume the otilce of United
States consul l-general. His majesty,
King Kalakaua, declined to give him an
interview, refused to accept him as
consul. general, and only yielded to his
ministers under protest, saying that the
responsibility must rest with them. The
reason given by his majesty for the action
is that Severance was dismissed from the
office Of Hawaiian consul in San Fren.
cisco for cause. His majesty feels that
the appointment Of Severance marks a
lack of courtesy on the part OF the United
States government. Notwithstanding
this letter Severance has beenduiy recog-
nized as United States consul. general,
and official notice to that effect appears
in the Honolulu newspapers.
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6KFor information in reference to Lands and
Iowns owned by the CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE & ST
PAui IA kAILWAY R COMPANY, write TO h. G. ILAUaEN,
Land Commissioner, Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
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Riotipg Hunear.ans

CoNNELLsv1LLE, Pa, Aug. 1s.-The
Hungarians made another raid this
morning on the workmen at the Moyer
coke plant and drove them from work.
Squire Duncan and Officers Franks and
shunn attempted to arrest fifteen of the
rioters, wnen they were set upon by the
mob. Duncan was terribly beaten and
left for dead, The officers escaped by
running. The sheriff organized posse
this afternoon to arrest the rioters. The
Hungarians don't appear to understand
that the strike is settled When the
sheriff and posse went to Meyer this af.
ternoon to arrest the rioting Huns skir-
mish ensued. in which numerous shots
we're fired by both parties -Four Huns
were arrested, but at last accounts others
were in out.houses, armed and resisting
arrest.
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The From eh h.w on Nationality

WASHINGTON, Aug. 8.-Inquiry a. the
state department develops the fact thai
the officials ha,s cot ss yet had time tc
carefully examine the new French Law
on nationality, copy of " hich was re
ceived few days ago. Under the law
the son of Frenchman who has beer
naturalized In America ia regarded as a
French citizen if born upon French soil,
and Son of a Frenchman horn in the
United States is also French. 1t
is expressly laid down, moreover,
that native Americans of French parent.
age will not hereafter be regarded as
Americans, but will be considered as liza
Bile to military duty. The law was passed
without any knowledge on the part of the
United States embassy concerning its
provisions, and as it is likely to lead to
serious complications sooner or later it is
thought probable that an effort will be
made by the state department to secure a
modification Of its text 80 far as it relates
to this country.
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Tried for Htgh Treason.

PARIS, Aug s.-The high court Of i'm
peachment for the trial Of General Bou.
latger Count Dillon aud Henri Roche
fort on the charge of high treason opened
it's sittings This morning at the pelais du
Justice. 1t is generally understood tina,
an Indictment will be framed which will
be SO worded as to give the English gov
erpment no alternative should the &C
=cused be within its Jurisdiction than to
their extradi.ion II is given out shat, in
this event, the two notabilities will lose
no time in getting on the high seas en-
route to the hospitable shores of the
United Statee. 81
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A Disastrous Collision

RocHEsTER, N. Y, Aug. 1O.-Absut s
o'clock this morning the express train on
the Rome, Watertown and Ogdenburg
railway, one and half hours behind
time, ran into stub train at Lorest Lawn
station, nine miles cast of Rochester.
One young lady, Miss Ella Perrin, aged
23, Of st. Thomas, Mich, was
killed and nine other passengers
seriously injured. The eDgi.
neer and fireman jumped and
the former was badly hurt. The baggage
car and the first passenger coach were
totally wrecked, and all the injured were
IN that car. Among the seriously in.
jured are Mr.. and Mrs. FL. nj. Perrin, of st.
Johns, Mich, parents of the young lady
killed, They were not informed of their
daughter'sf fate as it is feared the shock
would be fatal. The other passengers
injured are from New York state.
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THE O. a. r.. ROW.
Communicated Chief Warner Visits
Chicago in The Interest OF the Ma
tiOn n Eucampmant

Chicago I'm the Interest Of the Ma
tional Encampment.
CHICAGO, Aug. 0.-Congressman
Warner of Kansas City, who has been
on q tour OF Dakota for several weeks, is
expected to arrive in the city today. 1t
is given out that the object of his visit is
to secure correct information regarding
the recent atteiapt on the part Of few
department commanders to place boy
colt upon the Milwaukee encampment.
Intense indignation has been aroused In
Grand Army circles in Chicago by the &C.
ton of Department Coiiimahdet Martin
in isslting q call for reunion
OF veterans in The southern part
OF the state to lie held at
Belleyillo during the week of the national
encampnlent, and apon his a.riva. the
matter will be brought to the attention
of the commandor-in chief. Whether he
can take any official action in the ques-
ton beyond demonstrating with Martin
is point Upon which there Is conflict
of opinion among the legal lights identi-
fed with the Grand Army; but il is
taken for granted that the rebellion
ageinst the governing powers of the or.
der--for this ia what the action IN cues
ton is detignated--wil be taken cogniz-
ance Of by the council of administration.
A very prominent veteran who has held
high rank in tho order said today that
a similar condition Of affairs has never
before existed in its history, aud that
were it once to be recognized that the
authority of the governing powers on
national questions could be setat defiance
by department commanders it would be
but a question of time when its national
character would cease to cxist and state
associations, without relation or adhesion
to each ether, would take lie place The
rank and file of the veterans, he added,
were not in his opinion either willing or
anxious for any such Change; and the
council OF administration should there.
fore speak its mind with 10 uncertain
snun6
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win M.ko Test Case.

JoHssrowN, Pa, aug. 9.-A meeting
OF business men was held last evening to
take steps towards determining the lia-
bility OF, the South Forks Fishing club
for the great diaaster. Gommittees were
appointed snd funds will be raised to
help make lie suit Of John Thomas and
son againat the club = test one,
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Probably Not T.scott.

EMpoR1A, Kan. Aug. 1s.-Ths young
man arrested at Laredo, Tex, supposed
to be Tascott, is believed here to be one
Of the aons Of James Dolphin, Of Con.
cordia. Kan. The suspect gave his name
as Dolphin, Of Concordia James Dol
phin today said he had two sons in the
railroad business in Texas. one Of whom
might be taken for Tascott. He believes
it is one of his sons who is under arrest.
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1magines He Is Chris t

BLoSE, Aug, 12.-There is young
man in Boone who imagines himself TO
be Christ, and maintains that he is too
good to associnte with common people.
He spends most OF his time in telling Of
the wonderful things which he is upon
earth to accomplish, and is continually
exhorting the people with whom he
comes in contact with to lead better lives.
BE will not read newspapers. indulge in
any amusement and regards the whole of
mankind as sinners, while he alone is
pure and sposless. In Boone the general
opinion is that he is crank of the first
water, and he tinds no supporters.
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ADV sea All to Attend

CHICAGO, Aug. TO- General Warner,
commander-in.ch Of the g. A. r., ar
rived in the city this morning. General
Warner said he would do all IN his power
to make the national encampmentat Mil.
waukeea grand success. He considers
the action of the railroad companies in
refusing the 1.cent rate as unjust
and inexcusable. He stated he had no
authority to command the comrades to
attend national encempment, but he ed
vised all who could possibly attend 10 do
so and he had no doubt the encsmpment
would be large one.
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THE MONTANA cApirs1.

HELENA, Mont, Aug s.--The deadlock in
the convention over tie capital question con-
tniued this morning withont change. Itis now
apparent that the opposition to Helena from
the western delegations is earnest Any.
thing to beat Helena is the general cry.
The following towns were voted on for The
capital and defeated: Anaconda, Grea,
Falls, Billings, Bozeman, Missoula. A no.
tion TO strike out the provision relating tc
the location OF the capital was finally carried
and this leaves the capital at Helena for the
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Shot At Her Hush and.

NEBRAsKA CRY, Neb., Aug. e,-Mrs.
Frank Runyan, living in Greggsport, was
principal in family row last night and
shot at her husband. the bullet cutting a
hole through his coat. There were no
arrests. The woman is bad 'un and
this is the second time she has attempted
TO take her husband 6 life, the other time
having been about year ago, when he
objected to her fact way of living.
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Four People murdered.

HELENA, Mont. Aug. 9.--The finding
of the dead bodies of Ollie Jones, his
wife and two other persons was reported
last evening from Corvallis, small
town in Bitter Root Valley, in western
Montana. A young girl, who had been
shot in the hip, was also found on Big
Hole Mountain. A party was formed to
bring in the bodies. No further details
of The affair could be obtained, as Cor
wallis is without telegraphic facilities,
Jones was married a. Missouls three
weeks ago and was on the road to mis-
ranch.
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.Pay Dirt In Minnesota.

HAsTfNcs, Mimi, Aug. 12.-William
sonderman, brick manufacturer. having
noticed the appearance of gold in a kiln
Of brick opened in his yard Thursday,
hsd . sample Of the sand analysed by q
St. Paul chemist, with the resulting dis.
ycosery Of pay siirip to the value OF So
10 lie ton. The expense of working the
mud Is comparatively nothing.
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Enuxhtannel.

ATLANTA, Ga, Aug. 1s.-Pa. Calhoun,
general counsel fer the West Point
Terminal road, and j. D. Williamson,
president os the Cha.tarooga, Rome and
Carrolton road, fought duel at sokes
Bluff, on the Coosa river, this eve ening,
in which Calhoun wounded Williamson
in the right arm. The trouble grew out
of Williamson denouncing statement
mado by Calhoun before the legislative
committee asfalse. Captain Harry Jack
SOP. of Atlanta, was Calhoun's second
and Captain Jack King, of Rome, wa
williamson second.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
AMERIcAN AssocIAro!
BailE = n sia3.OOO,

b1tI u > 20 2 = .'iJ,UUU,
New YORK. Aug. 8 -PresiGent Eoen
s. Allen, ofthe Forty,sscond and Grand
Street Railroad company, who has COM
fessed 10 au over issne of stock OF The
Scompany to the amount OF sli0. 600 was
arraignCd a. the tombs Today He
waived examination and his bail waa
fixed at e1O0, 600. .
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ATTENDING TO THE scHoo1. FuNp


OLYMPIA, Wash, Aug. THE convention
this morning In twenty-five minutes passed
the article on amendments to the constitu-
ton. Amendments must be agreed TO hy
twa-thirds of the Legislature and a majority
OF the people to become law. Tho conven
tton then went into committee of the whole
on the article on revenue aud taxation No
limit is set to the right OF taxation, which
shall be determined by the Legislature.
An all day debate took place over the clause
to exempt church property from taxation.
TIE WORK IN WASHINGTON.
OLYMPIA, Wash Aug. SIT is said that
the property represented In the tide lands is
worth at least SAC, 100000 today, and no two
members Of the land committee have been
able to agree throughout on any article to be
recommended to the convention. The report
OF the committee on public buildings was
passed this morning. 1t provides that the
question of locating the capital shall be sub
mttted to the people at the same time as
the constitution. The committee on
civil rights reported today. Only
fully naturalized citizens and natives
can vote. Residence In the state for one year,
the county three months, and In the pre-
ctnct thirty days before the voter is eligible.
Woman suffrage at school elections Is al
lowed snd the suffrage question is left 10 the
legislature, except that at THE November
election In 1850, 1t shall be submitted 10 the
people. The first legislature will have thirty
I've senators and seventy representatives, and
after the first Monday in November the ses-
sions are to be beld biennially and limited to
sixty days.
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Guarding the Reservation,

WASHINGTON, Aug. 8. = Secretary
Noble has requested the war department
to take all necessary steps TO keep in
truders from the Sioux reservation. This
action was taken in anticipation Of rush
Of settlers, now that the opening Of the
Sioux reservation ie assured.
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THE GRAPHIC

lAcka hot few months Of being 10 oldsst
aexspaper n Rrple county.
4 A. N advertising medium Il Is not sxoelled
ny neMspaper in South Dakota.
T. H. tapidly inorsasine circulation among
\ = Rost intslltssnt class Of people in Brule and
r. Has cireaIation second b nons b thiA .,
!, oaioaninin. eoanties, and paid MP suhscriptior
Ast i Z heiieysd superior. q
= lively spicy, independent, and devoted
- 70 the interests Of KimbalI and Brule- Go.
- 'Ssvssyoody cn5oyss reading e. Give il trial.
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Saved, Train.

RED WING, MINI. Aug. 9.-Yester-
days food tore portion Of the track Of
the Duluth, Red Wing and Southern rail-
road near Bay Creek. The passenger
train from this city last evening was
saved from being wrecked by man who
fortunately discovered the washout The
passengers raised large purse for him.
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Bsp DOING Business at Ear Harbor.
BAR HARsoR Aug. 10. = President
Harrison made the following appoint
ments today: Charles G. Hope, of Mis-
aouri, consul at Toronto; Richard G..
Lay, Of the District Of Columbia, consul
general at Ottawa.
The Despatch reached here this morn
ing with secretary of the treasury on
board and an hour later tue Lieutenant
and Mrs. Mason, and Captain Cowles
called upon the president. The after
noon will be spent on the Sapko by the
president and his secretary OF state.
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A WARM TIME AT HELENA.

HELENA, Mont, Aug. f.--The convention
today took up the question Of the temporary
location OF the capital. A motion WIS made
to strike cut the clause locating the capital,
which failed completely. The forenoon was
devoted 10 antaGonfzing Helena The after
noon was occupied in voting for various cities
In ,mm!ttee Of the whole. The section was
finally amended to read sat Bozemsn,
Mont and the committee rose and recon.
mended its adoption. Amendments were
kept flying, naming every town In Montana.
tbs thought Helena will retain the tempo
rary capital. Four outside delegates have
heen wen over, and are voting solid fos
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A Bir PacIxinp House EIred

HAMMOND, Ind, Aug. 10.-The pack
ing house of George W. Hammond &
Co, al this place, was damaged by fire
this morning, causing a loss of $500, 600.
Seven hundred men are thrown cut of
employment.
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No Small Pox a. I,eMara

LEMARs, Ia, Aug 9.-An unaccount-
able mistake was made in the small pox
report sent out from here Monday night.
It should have read scarlet fever. There
has been no small pox here.
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SATURDAYS Arpo1NrMENTs,

7 President Harrison has made the fol.
loving appointments: Samuel =. Phil
lps, OF North Caroline, commissioner of
The United States under the NeneEeulan
ana United States treaty concerning ad.
justment of claims; Charles q. Pope, OF
Missouri, consul at Toronto: Richard g.
Lay, OF the District Of Columbia, consul
general at Ottawa.