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Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1889-08-22
An Arab Test Case,

New YORK, Aug. 20.-Twenty
Arabs Of both sexss are detained at
Castle Garden until the Turkish Con.
sui can he consulted. II IL said there
are 1000 Arabs wsitine 10 come to
this country. provided the twenty
now here are passed through.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1889-08-22
The Mothsrof Wnp,Irutf.

CHICAGO, Aug 20.-The vi-itp- o.
d'y - Woodruff, the Crynin Su-p"r',
were h,. N ther and stepfather, Mr..
and Mrs. John Black, Of San jose,
Gal. Taey will remain here during
the trial, which Is -rt for next Mon
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1889-08-22
A Monlen Company FaiI,

PROVIDENCE. r. l., Aug. aO.-The
Phoenix WoOlen comnsny, Of East
Greenw wich, has assigned. The embar-
rassment Ia brought about through
the failure Of Brown, Ateese a Clark
who held the cnmpany's notes for
large amounts. The assets and liabil.
Itiaa ara nnknoWn.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1889-08-22
BASE l,all-TitestltN

Boston II. New York.
Cleveland |, Pit,sbUig6.
Philadelphia 2. Wsshingtor Il.
Indianapolis 10, Chiragn7.
~. Louis II. Athletics 2.
l. 'uisville II, Brooklyu :.
ClucinDsti2 2. Cnlumbus3
Denver l3. st. Paul Is
Omaha IL, Des Moines 3.
Sioux City 90, M'lwauka" 8.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1889-08-22
THE ELEMENTS.
Lightning and Rain do Much Damage to
Property in Minnesota.

ST. PAUL, Aug. 2O.-The storm
which prevailed in this city last mig mt
and this morning, was one of the
most severe ever experienced here. It
was at its worst at about l:30 this
morning, when IL amounted almost to
n hurricane. Two inches Of water fell
between the hours Of Q and S O'Clock.
and lightning furnished constant and
varied illumination. The storm was
very general throughout this section
in some places doing considerable
damage. An accident caused bv
overflawed track caused much delay
TO people residing between the twin
cities, several hours being taken TO
clear the track. All was soon in good
working order. h.wever. At Still
water lightning killed q rec horses
belonging TO John B. T,ft. and the
houses OF Lahman and Smithson were
struck and considerably damaged,
The streets were badly washed out.
At Eau Claire; Wis, lightning struck
large agricultural building on the
grounds of the Northwestern Fair as :
sociation, destroying the building.
together with 5000 bushels of grain
and lot II machinery. The loss il
$4,000; partially insured. Several
houses in that vicinity were struck
and badly damaged.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1889-08-22

SALT LAKE. Utah, Avg. 2o.-The
senate committee on irrigation arrived
here yesterday and heard the state
ments OF variou. parties regarding the
need Of irrigation in Utah and the rs-'
suits Of Irrigation thus far '-. 81
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1889-08-22
PRICE FIVE CENTS.

pointed Chsr'es f, Taft, of L tie
nock, Arkonsas, special agen II mp
"'iluihg Mr.. Taft Is a ci,ile : heer
ahu mas made ship building - cial
5 udy.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1889-08-22
DULUTH DELUGED.

DULUTH, Aug. 20.-Two and half
inches Of rain fell here last night.
The city conduits were insufficient 10
carry away the wafer and at least
s60. 900 worth Of damage was done.
much Of which the city will be called
upon to pay. Simon Clark, grocer.
lost $4,000; ]. Fremuth, dry goods,
$4,000 and the Evening Herald 1000
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1889-08-22
An Appointment.

WASHINGTON, Aug. @.-superin.
tendent Of Census Porter to-day ap-
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1889-08-22
THEDAILY JOURNAL

The Oaiciai Paper Of Caster County.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-08
JUSTICE COURTS.

Christ Schumacher, the East Tuaca
rawaa street saloon keeper, was arrested
this afternoon by Constable hlagle fol
keeping his saloon open on Sunday
Tho affidavit was sworn out by A, XIII
hohonneoker was arraigned before Jua
tioA lingle ana held for trial on Mon
day next In tile sum OF 8l0O,
Justice Wettach this morning mar
ried Ira N, Rhodes ana Lizzie 0artner
OF Canton,
Justice Ringle this morning married
Howard Wright aud Katie WitEgall, OF
Maxine.
Ottv EAhner was arrested this morn
Ing by Constable Weber on charge OF
malicious destruction Of property pre-
ferred against him by Philip Haubert,
lie paid for the property destroyed and
Justice Relgner discharged him.
Emma uraber was before Justice
Wettach complaining that John Wank
had money belonging 10 hor aud re'
fused 70 give II up. Tho case was aet'
tied.
Justice Reigner last night remitted
the linea and costs he aaaeaaed on the
ball players, aB they we're fined by JUS
tice ltingle for the aame 0iienae.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-08

OswEdo n Y. Aug, 7,-Tho olwogo
and Riverside Wooden mills 0t Oswogo
Falls, which were seized by the sheriff
on an attachment for $4,000 In action
brought by JuilliOrd, Quimby and
Mackenzie, Of a. d, Juilliard q CO.,
New York, are the largest factories In
this part Of the state. The principal
figure In the action Ia Juilliard himself,
who previously was NJ the head and tho
eastern agent Of the Oswego Falls Manu-
featuring company, organized thirteen
years ago In 1884 now corporation
was formed, the Riverside and Oswogo
mills including the OSwego Falls con-
cern and factories near Providence, II.
l., where the headquarters Of the new
company were established. II Is alleged
that Juilliard held no stock IN the con-
Germ, ho simply advancing them money
as II was wanted. This, however, f.
denied by some who claim that he 10 o
large store keeper. The estimated value
Of the mill 10 81 100000 and le0 persons
employed. The monthly pay roll was
$4,000. The mill has shut down.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-08

BRADFORD, Pa, Aug, IA bad wreck
occurred ON the Western New York and
Pennsylvania railroad this morning at
10 o'clock In front Of the depot NJ Eldrod.
The construction train had backed up 10
the depot loaded with Italians and steel
rails, In few moments long freight
train that was due camo laundering
along and before the brakes could bo set
crashed. into the construction train.
Rails and cars were twisted In all shapes
Two Of the cars were thrown In such q
manner as 10 demolish the front OF the
depot Three Italians, Antonio Killer
no, Cerand Dolanno and Franc Gallo,
were crushed In the debris. Tho former
had both legs crushed and will die,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-08
OuRONIn nIaEAAEa.

Tho Doctor treats no Aoute diseases, but makes
diseases Cnpos glyon up by other doctors and
pronounced inoufNblo, ho m0nt desires " 500.
Dh. BURNER has treated over l2,tOO case. IN
Ohio In the last two YEAR, many OF Whioh bad
othorp Doaf, and n Largo Number 10 DO InYalidn
for Life hut behold nov thoy Bee aud llonr,
and many arc on tho lliah Road TO Health and
improving every day.
Tho Doctor n auuoundod with tho largest COL
county for examining and troatlng all chronic
diseases OF tho Head, faeo, Eye, Far, Throat,
Heart, Lunga, stomach, LAYER, Kidnoya. Bladder,
Skin, brain and Nervous hyatom, Onnoera, lMm.
gl, Prea. svslllnEa, Old Sores. FITS; ra.ralEgls,
lloadache, Debility, Depresplon OF Spirits, Dia
oaaoa Of Ohlldfen, Hereditary plloapoal otQ, olq,
s9d, n faacI, on lonalianfios and OhIonio
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-08
DISEASES OF WOMAN,

such as has baiIied tho skill Of all other phySi-
clans and romudioa, Dr. Dunor quickly cures.
oanccfU, .umorp, hbfoId and poIypold growthp
curcd without tho use Of tho hnifo or oAuItics.
Mounting no pain. no danger.
MANHOOD PERFECTLY RESTORED
Quick painless and certain caro- for Impotsncp,
Lost Manhood. spormatorhooa. LosSes. Weak
ness and Norvoua Debility, Also for ProstatitiI,
VaricocoIo and all private diseases, whether from
impmdont habits Of youth or sexual oScosuos In
mature years, or any cause that debllIiatos tho
sexual functions, speedily and pormautly curod
Consultation frod and strictly confidential. Abso.
luto cures guaranteed. No risk incurred.
EPnnpgY on FRS scientifically treated and
positively cured BY q novorfailing method,
Fam sxAmNAuoE oyrHr uRmH- Each person
applying for medical ,rsatmont should eond or
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-08
FAoTs FOR MEN OF ALL AGES.

by reason Of fAlso modosly tho youth Of our
land aro kont IN Ignorance Of tho rulnom results
which certain solitary indlacroto practices pro
ducs, Those yleos, whom porul-tod 10, eventually
undermine tho constitution, Induce nervous do
bilIty and premature docay. 0manio wealnesg,
nervous debility, premature decline Of tho manly
powerH, Involuntary vital loWos and like afoc-
tions. speedily apd permanently cured by Dr..
Burner. 10 those acquainted With the Doctor II
II hardly necessary 10 say that no has for many
yowp enjoyed the Distinction Of boinG the most
sutcotpful md celebrated specialist In tho World
for tho trcq,mont md euro Of thsse Infections
which arlpo from youthful indqCrotion and soli-
tary practices, uud all may consult him with com
pls @ confidence.
Ofal tho maladieH that aiillcl mankind ihoro lu
probably tono about which physicians In gonotal
praiuco know 90 little.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-08
LIVE WASHINGTON ITEMS.
HAPPY oHlNAMEN SAIL FROM SAN
FRANolsoo FOR HOME,

Secretary nusk TO Discuss The Cattle Ques'
tioa With Representative Railroad
AIen--A Court Of Inquiry 10 inVea'i-
gate tho Grounding Of the noston--An
Expedition to Lake Nyaaaa'
WAsnNdToN, Aug, 1.-THE following
has been received from Ban franolsool
The twelve Chinese making tranalt OF
tho United States from Havana to Hong
Kong, recently permitted 10 land At New
Orleans, by instruction from Washing
ton, loft there ON the 9Th, arriving at
San Francisco on the evening OF tho alat
ult, and sailing westward from this
port on the steamship Belglo on batur'
day, tho ID inst, A party OF hlH more
Chinese leaving New Orleans the same
date, made tho trans-oOntlnental journey
and also sailed ON the belglo.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-08
Meeting Of Electric Light Association.

NIAGARA FALLS, Aug. 7--Tho Ameri.
can Electric Light Association oonven-
ton met here yesterday, President ~,
II. Weeks, Of Kansas City, read tho
annual address showing great progress,
About 200 delegates were present, A
resolution was offered for u committee
to cooperate with Mayor Grant In TO
0poct 10 the worlds fair In New York In
1909, Mr.. Denhart OF Chicago, moved
TO amend by inserting Chicago instead
Of New York Mr. Weeks proposed
Kansas City The resolution was finally
am0ndod 80 as not 10 commit tho con
vontlon 10 the support Of any city. The
committee ON revision Of constitution r0-
ported, The report win como up Thurs.
day. Messrs, a, r. Folo, OF Cincinnati;
j, i. Morrison, Of Baltimore; r. p.
Whipplc, OF Detroit and others read
papers on practical subjects connected
with electricity, The subject Of elootrl-
cal execution win come up to-day,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-08
Commenting on Tho Seizure.

LONDON, Aug, 7.--The seizure Of the
Black Diamond has again directed pub
lio attention 10 the questions at issue be-
tween England and the United States on
tho subject Of the seal fisheries In Behr-
ing aea, and the newspapers comment
very freely upon what most Of them
agree In describing ~ the latest outrage.
The st. James Gazette very emphatically
condemns the seizure and believes that
tho English speaking people on both
sides Of the Atlantic are tired Of the
dodgcs Of political triclmtcra, resortod 10
10 further their own selfish purposes,
such as the dismissal OF the British
minister at Washington and the present
gratultoua outrage, The Gazette trusts
that Sir Julian PPuncototos presence at
the time In London win hasten q settle
ment Of the vcxed questions involved In
Black Diamond seizure
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-08
FoR The GOOD oF MANKIND.
The National Waterways Convention
Meets and Elects Onlccra.

The National wator-wnys Convention
Meets ana Elects Onlccra
WEST SUPERIOR, WIS, Aug 7.-Tho
national Waterways convention was
called TO order at p, M by Judge Solon
II. Clough n. +, Bacon, of Alilwau-
kco, was made temporary chairman,
Hon, i, T., Scarlo, of 81. Cloud, secre-
tary, While the committee on credon-
tials was out j. j. Hill delivered a speech
urging the need Of channels that would
allow vessels OF seventeen feet draught
20 get into the inner ports. lgnatius
DOnnelly followed, saying that canal
would eventually be- built 10 connect the
lakes with the river, Hon, Leroy Adams,
OF Buffalo, was chosen permanent chair
man; w, i, Street, secretary, and w. L.
Phelps, Of Duluth, and George +. Mer-
rill, Of Ashland, assistants. Vice presi-
dents were appointed as follows; j. s.
Dunham, Of Illinois, N. 7. Haugen, OF
Wisconsin, H,W, Seymour, OF Michigan;
William Thurston, Of New York; j. @.
Flynn, Of Minnesota; Hon. Nathan
Frank, Of Missouri; n. s. Emery, Of
North Dakotai John j, Gushing, Of South
Dakota.
After the appointment OF a committee
ON resolutions, Col. Graves, Of Duluth,
read some resolution from the Duluth
board Of trade asking that the convon-
ton ooniine lis efforts 10 the lakes alone.
Biorly, Of Grand Forks, N. D., who
wants some irrigating canals, objected
vigorously. Finally the committee ON
resolutions was left 10 cover all the
watering Of the west and northwest, II
IL sees NJ, In the evening Ignatlus
Donnellyleotured on hegreat cryptogam
and the whole city turned out to hear
him.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-08

LONDON, Aug, TN the house Of
commons yesterday recent events In
Egypt became the subject Of animated
discussion, and the government was
questioned ~ TO its intentions regarding
that country Mr. w. II. Smith stated
that the government had no intention Of
following up the success Of Gen. Grcn-
fell by occupying Dongoln or Borbcr
The victory which had just crowned the
British arms ho declared would In no
wise change the policy which England
hnd consistently pursued In Egypt.
That policy was simply 10 maintain the
integrity Of Egyptian territory and de-
fond the present frontiers. The govern
mont would engage In no adventurous
plans for extending these frontiers.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-08

WESTON, Neb,, Aug, "A serious
wreck occurredo the OmOhaand Ropub-
lioan Valley branch Of the Union Pacific,
near this place. Freight train No. D,
with a swith engine coupled ahead ~ a
helper, went through n bridge which
had been weakened by the heavy rain OF
Monday night, domolishing the two en-
gines and a number Of cars, The ongi-
neers and fromcn, together with
Yardmoster Conklin, Of Valparaiso, went
down with the wreck. Conklln was
crushed so badly that he died In n few
minutes after being released. Engineer
Mitchell had both legs crushed and died
from his injuries, Engineer Morgan had
an eye gougcd out and the two iiromon
were scaldod and otherwise injured.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-08
An Ennrhlllnn 10 I.nl,n N,ns.n.

WAsluN0ToS, Aug, Tn report 20
the department Of state Il, W, Smith,
consul ~ Mozambique, states that Por.
tugur1e named Serpa Pinto will head an
expedition TO Lake Nyassa, and II is
feared that tho result Of tho expedition
viii bo q great disturbance In the coun-
try and destruction Of the peace no long
existing between Mokololo natives and
foreign mcrchantg established In the
country, With Sorpo Pinto are two en-.
gneer, who are 20 make a survey Of tho
country between Shame and Blantyro
FOR the purposc Of laying down u rail.
road TO the latter place Tho $50 natives
forming the escort viii proceed by the
river Shire instead Of overland.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-08

PuTauun0, Aug, T.
BUTTEl,--C Creamery, fancy brands OF El-
gin, lNtlulso, Ohio do, lGblBo, dairy packed.
l00liol fancy rolls, Slblioi good rolls, l06leol
EGGse Fr9lh, iG0lBySc por dozen In oasoa
cnndlcd loo IN barrels.
POTAToEs- -Doni6stlo, rose and Durbanke,
el.iUDi,m pQr barrel, sweet p0lAtooa, Baliis
more, el7bl)hOli ,lorqoy, e000dN95,
pOUlTKY- -Old Qhiokppa, @lbi0o y pAlr;
spring ohlckonS, 8saBiSo n b6lE NO dueka, ;oS
Ibo v pair dressed chldkona, \ N, latlBo
CHEESE Now Ohio full qrVAm, g@9oi now
New York. W6lOG Ohio V@oltsof, l6aiio;
Wisconsin do, Holes Wisconsin llmborgor,
VEGETABLES, ETo--From 6toro Cabbage
barrels, sLi0Dl 20, oantqlPpqa, orato, e260
euqumbcra, per bpehol, l959eltO; Tomatoes
h.buahol, l0iDDc, t0mnt0oA Dor buehol, ei,bO
0lIa oniona southern, por barrel, ea,0OUseo
celery, &c 10 l0c,
FLOUR Fancy yllior patent sSTbaD6,OOi
spring patont el0100.eo, fohoy Straight win.
tor, eiyblQbQO clear winter, eLtODL7bi xxx
bakers, elbliDi,i0; oxta family, el0OlA2j,
family, &,IblDlOO extra, s9.lo69Rdl ryo Hour
sWfIEXT-No, rod, w@Osci No, . red, 800
plc, No, . red, Hsihi0c.
OATS z whltc, 0g]S0geylo; extra No. 0
white, 8lkt0lllNoi No. white, nlbg0Dfol un.
GRADED, WGitpo, according 70 quality,
Timothy uhQlop, bli2Siblh00 por ton,
No, ], ell0O9lNNi No, Z el00iQil.W No, |
io0dlng, e7t0lt2OQ No . ipBQkngl e10ld0.60l
loose ON The wagon, elb,0Nblf0O.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-08
WIN Garry the OaSs Up.

PITnBUR0, Aug, lit transpirea that
Chambers n Mckee win carry the case
OF tho imported English glass workers
AT their Jeanette factory 10 tho United
States supreme court, II necessary. H.
Sellers Mckee, OF the firm, speaking OF
the matter, said Suppose these men
were brought here under contract, are
not all tho musicians aud operate alngera
brought into this country from Europe
importedY Isn't this laborf aud Isn't u
contracted for across the waterl II
managers have q right 10 make contracts
In Europe with high aalaried labor, why
should we not have the hnme right 10
make an agreement with low Ralarled,
or common laborY There Ia mo difference,
We have been charged with making con-
tracts with the men In Europe 10 come
here and work for u.s. Why we did not
have them two weeks until We dis
charged three Of thom for drunkenness,
Now, II we had u contract 20 give these
people employment, we couldn't dis,
charge them, could woY II any attempt
ls made % take our employees away from
us and send them back 10 England, wo
will resist H. As soon as any steps arc
taken, we will give ball for tho mon and
make an appeal, II necessary, We will
carry 10 10 the supreme court and test
the matter We have no deairo 10 am
tagoniac anybody or resist the lRwai but
we will project our men from outside In
reference
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-08
unnle LerY m New Ynrh.

WASHINGTON, Aug, L-,secretary Rusk,
who left Washington with the president,
goes no farther than New York, where
an important conference will be held
to-day, The programme Ia TO have q
number OF representative railroad men
and Senator Mcpherson meet tho score
tary at the Fifth Avenue hotel, ~ ~
q, M, TO dltcuai matton connected with
diseased cattle In tmnshipmont The
secretary wants 10 have the railroads 30
arrange mattora that they can control
the cattle coming over their roada at
convenient points, where they may be
Inspected thc more thoroughly II ia tho
intention Of tie agricultural department
to do all In 10 power 10 prevent the OK
pOrlation OF diseased cattle, DE- Salmon,
chief OF the bureau Of animal Industry
In the agricultural department, VIII also
be present NJ the meeting,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-08
WATCH FACTORY NEWS.

The girls In the pinion room are not
fond OF mice. One OF them nearly
tainted away yesterday when ahe found
one on her chair. IL was dead and was
placed there 10 frightan her, She now
claims ahe knew II was dead and just
pretended 10 be scared.
Mrs, q. w. Laughlln, the book keeper
In Finishing II, left yesterday 10 visit
her parents Ia Hanover for few days,
Some OF the girls In Finishing D.,
played an awful mean trick on an un'
hnhpecting German y0aterday during
tho noon hour. IL seems tho German
was badly mashed on q pretty girl who
works In the hcape room, bhe would
have nothing TO do with him ana his
heart was nearly broken, Yesterday
some OF the girls wrote note 10 tho
German and signed tho young ladies
name 10 II Tho note stated that she
would DO pleased 10 accompany him 10
the lake aud would meet him at the
Valley depot at 4 o'clock. He was hap,
py and showed the note 10 all OF his
friends. AT the appointed hour he was
at the depot but tho young lady OF
course failed 10 put In an appearance.
He waited until nearly 10 o'clock when
he went homo, llo has not tumbled
that he was the victim Of o practical
joke,
Paul Knappe returned yesterday
from his ocean voyage. lie reports
u delightful trip and, II we are 10 Judge
from hia looks we haven't word 10 say
10 the contrary.
Fred T.. Webb and VIII Falea arrived
here from Elgln yesterday. They go
In hniahlng u room.
The latest fad In the different rooms
10 voting 10 aecertalnlng which girl In
the department. carries of the h0noTB
for beauty. How will the motion room
come Outp
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bring 2 " ounces of udno, which VIII reoslw
careful chemical aud tnisFosooplcd oxamlna.
tiou. INI
PnRsops USsKrLLpuLAy trcatod By ignorant
pretondsrs who kOap tralng with them menth
after month, plylnk poisonous Anf hilarious COM
pounds. should call and 500 tho poctor
woSpEREuL ouREs BY our improved method Of
tfcatmsnt aceoniollshcd 10 Nevoue Debility.
Premature Decline Of MANY Powers and Kindred
AGcctlons, whlch b.vo besn neglected or unskill-
fully troatcd. No oxpe,imenta or failures. Pa
tIonls troAled bs mall Ind medicines scnt by OF.
props. Personal dpnfalsatiol is preferable. We
guarantee cugable fasos.
Li,t Of questions ffee.
9gcasus and correnpondenco CONFIDENTIAL.
Tranllnuit ppnl q 0. d. 70 any part ot tho United
Hlalen IN n4
Correspondence with invOlids solicited. All
Icltors With stamps enclosed answercd FREQ
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-08
GALL SETTLED IT.


walton win bo Opened.
STANDING ROCK AGENCY, Oak, Aug.
THE requisite number Of signatures
for the opening Of the great Sioux reeor-
vation has been finally secured. Tho
sensation OF the day was the signing OF
Chief Gall. Gall made no speech, as
was expected, but with his faithful fol-
lowers around him, and In tho presence
Of those whom for years he had inilu-
enced against giving up the lands, he
marched silently TO the roll, touched the
pen, and amid the applause OF the
friendly Indians and the disapproving
grunts OF the Sitting Bull band II was
announced that Gall had signed. This
settled II. The Black Feet and Upper
Yanktonians followed Gall and signed
with d rapidity and eagerness that
proved tho wonderful influence Of this
powerful chief,
All day tho Indians signed, and now
100000 acres Of land 10 which the
whites have been looking longingly for
years are theirs,
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snilirnn wnlrn. Examination.

New ORLEANS, Aug. IA special dis
patch from Purvis, Miss, 10 Tho Plea
yune says; John l., Sullivan and party
arrived here about o'clock. Sullivan
was arraigned before Justice Carter. He
waived examination and was placed un-
der $1,000 bond 10 appear before the cir
cult court, special term, 10 be held here
Aug. 10. Sullivan win leave for Pass
Christian and will remain there until the
court mppta