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ut Ia fact that many Of the best propris.

ut Is fact that many of the best proprie.
tary medicines OF the day." said the late Dr.
j. G. Holland In scrlbner's Magazine, "are
more successful than many physicians, and
most Of them we're fret discovered or used in
actual medical practice. When, however,
any shrewd pe,son, knowing their virtue and
foreseeing their popularity, secures and ad-
yertises them, In the opinion OF the bigoted,
all virtue went out of them" Failure OF
cyesight, fel.le appetite, headache, extreme
wakefulness, frequent desire to urinate, es-
pecially at night, gradual failure of strength
and dropsical swelling, g,-these are symptoms
of kidney disease. II you neglect the symp-
ease. Warmers Safe Cure is the only spa
citc which has ever been discovered for this
disease. The late DIR. Dio Iewis, over his
own signature said III ! found myself the
victim Of q serious kidney trouble, would
use Warmers Cafe Cure,
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Railroad Building.

PLAINv1Ew, Neb., May 24.-Grading
on the Pacific Short Line is now well
under way. The great rapidity with
which the work is being pushed indicates
that trains will be running over the lines
in very short time All indications, at
present, seem to point toward Plsinview
as being certain of receiving the division
station, and as natural consequence
real estate is very active and many of our
business mer, as well as those from ad-
joining towns. are investing heavily in
town property. Grading has not yet
commenced west of this place, and &C.
cordipg to all reports it will not until it
is completed between here and Randolph.
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"A REAL LIVE PRINCESS
FasSes Through Chicago En- Rout,
for Europs,

n
CHicAeo, May 2J.-h special palace
car attached to the Overland express on
the Chicago and Northwestern road,
which arrived here at noon today, was
occupied by real live princess and suite.
The distinguished visitor was her royal
highness, Princess Victoria Kamekin
Lunallus Kalanitul Abilapalapa, daugh.
ter of Hon. Archibald Scott Cleghorn and
niece of King Kalakaua of the Hawaiian
kingdom. She was accompanied by her
father, Miss Clegford aud Mrs. j. r.
Walter, wife of the English vice. consul at
Honolulu. The princess, who is but IA
years of age, is en- route to Europe, where
she proposes to complete her education.
She is 8 typical nativess of the Sandwich
Islands in complexion and features but
speaks English like native and is ex.
tremly vivaeious. The king had intended
to accompany his neice to Europe but
like Job he is afflicted with many boils.
He will probably arrive by the next
steamer. In brief conversation this
incoming the princess said that theislands
were eapetienting season OF almost un;
parallel prosperity, despite the fact that
owing TO the severe drought, the outlook
for the next seasons sugar crop was any
thing but encouraging.
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A Great Tutf Event.

New YonK, May 2s.-The great turf
event of this week at dravesend, the
800 900 great American stakes for 2 year
old horses, comes off this afternoon, and
there is an exodus Of turtles to the
grounds Of the Brooklyn Jockey club
this afternoon. The stake has obtained
20S nominations, and as ali the stables of
any note are represented, it will be 6
brilliant contest between the pick of the
2-year-old thoro,lghbrcds. The second
horse receives ST., 600 and the third 5000.
Another special feature of the day is the
st. James hotel stakes for horses 8 years
old and upwards, at a mile and aquartcr
In this the cracks will meet, the nomi
nations including Terra Gotta, Hanover
Eikwood, Eolo, Raceland. Prince Royal
George Son Simeon. Glen Echo, judge
Murray, Drablo, and Juggler.
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Guilty of Adultery.

CHICAGO, May 22.--The jury in the
Carter case this morning announced q
verdict to the effect that Mrs. Carter is
guilty of adultery as charged in the cross
bill and that Leslie Garter was not guilty
of the charges preferred against him in
his wite's bill for divorce. Neither Mr..
ncr Mrs. Carter were in tie court
room when the verdict was read
Mr.. Keynes, counsel for Mrs. Carter, at
once made motion for new trial,
which will be argued in the near future.
If the motion is over ruled, as it will
likely be. Judge Jamison will enter q
decree, giving Garter divorce and the
custody of the boy.
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DAKOTA, FRIDAY, MAY 81, 1889. w
Reducing Rates.

CHICAGO, May 26.-The Western State.
Passenger association has lowered the
summer tourist rate from st. Louis to
ST. Paul from s24 to sss. A one fare
round trip rate has been made to the G.
A. r. annual encampment in Milwaukee
next August. One fare and third will
be charged on all roads in the associa
ton for Memorial day excursions. Other
excursion rates are as follows: Illinois
state fair, Peoria, September 90 to 81
American fat stock and horse show, Chi
cago, October 80 to November 9; Typo
graphical union, annual convention,
Denver, June to 13; also to all Fourth
OF July and summer state militia en-
campments.
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Suspected Robbers Arrested,

Tucson, A. T., May 26-Willian
Webb. Edward Fallet and Walter Fallet
were arrested yesterday by the deputy
marshal and deputy sheriff of Graham
county on the charge of assisting in the
robbery of Paymastcr Wham. They
were taken to Fort Thomas and put in
the guard house. Seabird, alias Bud
Henderson. who is supposed to be the
Leader Of the robbers, was arrested at
Globe, A. r.. last night, by Lieutenant
Dade and troop Of cavalry, assisted by
Indian scouts. Another man named
Powers is also implicated, and will prob
ably soon be arrested. Henderson was
sent to Fort Thomas today.
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T. GRANGER STUART, NJ. d., F. r. 8. Il
Ordinary Physician to H. M. The Queen In
Scotland, Professor of Practice OF Phyeic In
the University of Edinburgh, writes; 'Acute
bronchitis is common especially in the adj.
vaaced stages OF Bright's disease, and tends
lconeumptionl in Its various forms Is found
occasionally associated with these renal (kld.
neyl affections. 1t usually proves fatal
while the renal malady is yet In its early
stage.n 1t thus becomes evident that con-
sumption and bronchitis are intimately 1850
ciated with kidney disease and Warmers
ease to prevent the damaging influence the
kidney mslady exerts upon the respiratory
organs.
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ConRY, Pa, May e5-Thefe YVES 4
narrow escape from disaster on the
Western New York and Pennsylvania
railroad yesterday, AT the Goose Hol-
low" tresl,e, between Brocton and Pros
pect The trestie is 500 feet long tnd 9s
feet high. The operator at Brotton for
got to deliver an order to hold train
until another had arrived The two
'raius were approaching the trestle from
opposite directions, around curve when
a farmers boy, who was working in a
pasture near by, saw the danger, ran up
the track. aud tagged one of the trains.
The train was unable 10 stop until it
reached the end of the trestle The en-
gineer of the other train also managed to
stop his train just before reaching the
trastle.
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YcUNesrowN, O, May s5.-Inforina-
ton has been received here of the arrest
of the Rev, Peter j. Van Eiten at To-
ledo on the charge of swindling Mrs
Julia Homer, n widow residing near here,
out of $4,000. Van Etten came here
last July, representing that he was u
Methodist minister, and by his pleasing
address secured boarding with Mrs.
Homer. The latter was having trouble
with q tenant, and, at the suggestion of
Van Etten, decided him the property,
valued at SIS. COO, he claiming that he
would oust the parties and give back hcl
property Van Etten 10 sooner secured
the deed Than he mortgaged the property
for 81 600 and shipped. An officer left
today for Toledo.
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Cou,dn,t Live without Him.

DEs MONIES, Ia, May 2a.-The little
city Of Clayton is in great excitement
over an almost successful attempt at eui-
eide by Miss Ida Yoborg, beautiful and
accomplished young lady of that place.
She was engaged to a prominent young
man OF the place, but her parents inter
fered and would not permit his visits.
After brooding over it she took q large
doss of strychnine. A physician was
gent for and arrived just in time to save
the girls life. She said. after receiver
ing from the effects of the poison, that
she would rather die than be deprived of
her lover.
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Trouble About a Dam

LAssiNe, Mich, May GA telegram
was received from Lake City, Mich, by
Governor Luce this morning asking for
military aid I'd restrain the lumbefmen
from removing a dam which kept the
waters from oyertiowipg the agricult,!fa!
district in ths: vicinity in order to float
their logs down. The iu:abetmch re
moved the dam once, but it was rest6rSd
with difficulty by the villagers. who ex-
pected the lumbermen to descend upon
thettt In body last night.
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Easiest w.yOut.

DENVER Colo, May PA few days
ago Dr.. F. L. Crandell was arrested
charged with swindlipg Mrs Rose, one
of his patienta, out of s., 600 in real
estate transaction. The hearing was to
asked to see his accuser. The lady was
summoned, and, after twenty minutes
interview, she left and returned with a
preacher, who then and there made tn"
couple one. The criminal proceedings
were at once dismissed.
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Was "Redd,. R.rrett2

OMAHA, Neb., May 94.-It is reported
that the body of man was found hang
ing to tree in the woods near Winona,
Mimi, last Tuesday. The remains, it is
said, were those of Henry, alias Reddy''
Barrett. former resident of this city,
and who recently, by turning states evi
dence caused the hanging of his two
brothers at Minneapolis for the murder OF
Street Car Driver Tollefson. The mothe,
and two brothers of Barrett reside in this
city, but they have received no informa
tion concerning Reddy" since the hang
inr
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Escaneu Frem The Pen.

hNAAosA, Ia, May 24-Frank McD Jon
aid, atwo and ahalfyear man from ALA
makee county, for burglary, who came
here last January, made his escape from
the pi:ton yesterday afternoon by run
ming the gauntlet OF the guards, who fired
seventeen shots at hin without effect
He escaped from the aanfe place as
Green, who got away two weeks ago anG
is not yet apprehended.
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Sioux City viii GetIt.

DUBUQUE, Ia, May PA number of
priests OF this diocese hove received an
anonymous circular requesting them to
say ruasscs that Pope Leo may be guided
in Letting bishop for the new diocese
in Iowa. This is regarded as G surrep-
titious movement for a third diocese in
this state, IL which it is understood
Bishops Hennessey aud Cosgrove are op-
posed. Sioux City, Des Moincs and
Council Bluffs are rivals for the new see.
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Bucket Shops Victorious.

CHICAGO, May 24-Before Judge Tuley
yesterday Kennedy r. Owen secured an
injunction against the board of trade and
Western Union and Golden Stock Tele-
graph companies restraining them. from
cutting off his quotations. The injunc-
ton was granted on the ground that the
board of trade, together with the tele.
graph companies, is building up great
monopoly which is Injurious to the peo.
pie, particularly to those who do business
in bucket shops
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Boycottine Texas Cattle.

LANSING, Mich, May 23..-The gov
ernor has issued q proclamation prohibit.
ing the importation of Texas cattle or
any other raised south of the 36lh parallel
of north latitude until the 1st day Of
November next, except such as are in
transit across the state, they to be un-
loaded only at yards designated for such
purposes and which are placarded 'tfor
feeding Of Texas cattle only
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Great Gala Day.

BERL1H, May 24.-This is the great
gala day of King Humberts visit to
the German emperor Shortly after
breakfast the two monarchs witnessed a
parade of the military, which was fol.
lowed by elaborate mannuvers, affording
considerable surprise as well as pleasure
to the visiting sovereign. This portion
Of the program over, carriages were taken
for The Hhumeshale, where the royal
party dintd EN- sam1lie with Prince Albert
of Prussia. Subsequently they took q
drive through the city without military
escort
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Inws Postmasters.

WASHINGTON, May s5-Among the
s43 postmaaters appointed yesterday the
following are for Iowa: Adelphi j. G..
PERSON. Bonneville, William Hoylei De
Soto, D. G. Brice; Durham, j. A. Henry
East Peru, William Painter; Palmyra,
James Bartholomew; Pleasantville, T.
J. Prentice; Taylorsville, Sidney West;
Story City, o. B. Peterson; Truro, J. w.
Smith; University Place, r. A. Givens;
VaDmcter, J. w. WEIGH.
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AFemaIe Snloonist.

PERRY, Ia, May 24.-Quite sensation
was caused here yesterday because of the
arrest of widow named Wellington, of
Dawsoa, mining town five miles west
of here. The charge is that Mrs. Yelling
ton has been selling intoxicating liquors.
Her arrest was surpriee to every one, as
she was considered n most estimable
woman, ard is the mother of eight chill.
dren, all of whom are highly respected.
She was taken to Adel today, where she
will have hearing before the grand
Jury.
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Rev Cruisers.

WASHINGTON, May s6.-Proposals fol
the construction of thfee cruisers for the
navy were today Issued from the navy
department ander authority Of the act Of
congress Of September 2, 1888. Bids
will be opened August /, 1885. These
vessels are to be of 1000 tons displace-
ment ana ere to exhibit maximum
speed of at least eighteen knots per hour
for four consecutive hours. They are tc
be finished within two years from tie
date of contract The cost of the yes.
sells is limited to an amount not exceed,
ing $7O0, COO each.
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After "A Ravisher.

MrNNEArMI1s, MINI, May 2s.-The
Journals Mason City, Ia, special says
G. B. Griswold, representing Montgom-
cry, Ward s. CO., of Chicago, has just
made criminal assault upon the 13-year.
old daughter Of Mrs. w. II. Lyman.
Griswold Immediately disappeared. He
will be lynched if caught. Z
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F,loered TIL He tainted.

LITTLE Rock, Ark, May GA spe-
cial from Helena, Ark, says: William
Williams, a colored man suspected of
being the party to criminal assault on
Mrs Mcdonald, widow living near
Poplar Grove, this county, has been
missing fer several days. Today his
father found him in the woods tied to O
tree and almost dead. He stated that a
party of men who told him they were
White Caps had tied him to tree and
flogged him until he tainted. He was
too weak 20 free himself, and but for his
timely discovery by his father, would
have persisted.
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Allon RaardLoat.

HALIFAX, May 23.-Advices from st.
Pierre, Miquelon, state that two fishing
vessels, the Ellen and Quartre Freres.
which left France some time ago for the
New Foundland fisheries with IT'S men
on board, have been lost and all hands
have doubtless been drowned.
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Hotel Wrecke6l

BosroN, May 2s.-An explosion of gas
occurred in the basement of the Vrnness
house this morning. The windows of the
hotel were blown out and the lower por.
tion of the hotel was wrecked.
Several employees were badly burned.
Two men standing in the hotel entrance
were blown across the street, but eEcaped
without serious injury.
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A Costly Temple.

CHrcAeo, May 3D. Caiaago ia to have
a million, dol ar Odd Fellows temple. 1t
erection win commence in the near fu.
tnre aud it Is intended to make it the peer
o. any similar building in the country.
There viii be quarters for every lodge in
the city and an auditorium with a seating
capacity of IL, 000.
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Identifies Himself With Chicago

CHICAGO. May 23.-Ex- Commissioner
of Pensions John c. Black will hang out
his shingle as attorney at law in this city
on Monday next. Today he is hunting
for an available location. He has
dropped politics for the time being, and
will not indentify himself with any es-
praece Of % his Du1 pFGRosss For tho o o future 9
proposes to be Chicagoan.
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Mutt Exp,.in the Method

PouGuKEErsiE, n. Y, May 24.-1es-
terday Judge Earnsrd granted motion
for writ of certiorari against the civil
service board, ard practically decides
that an alleged wrongfully rated applicant
for Office can compel the civil service
board to show to the court what methods
were used in rating. 1t is the first case
of the kind in the courts.
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annocatsd NV Gas.

Porrsv1LiEE, Pa, May 28.-While
three men were at work ii the Gtto col
liery at Branchdale yesterday they we're
overcome by sudden ostbu1st Of gas
and were suffocated
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Etve Pets6ns Drawued.

MEMPHIS, May 2G.-A skiff Containing
three men and two ladies was caught in
wind aad ,sin storm this afternoon
while crossing the river Just south of this
city capsized. All the occupants T:ere
drowned,
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Tho Missing tfusic Teacher.

COUNCIL BLUFFS, Ia, May 25.-Miss
Clayton, the missing Atlantic music
teacher, YVES in this city Monday night
and stayed at the Revere house. She re-
maincd over night and mysteriously dis
appeared Tuesday, since which no trace
Of her can be found
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THE GRAPHIC

D>IAcks bat fsw months OF bsins the old.s,
nswspaper in Bruls county.
H-As an advertising medium 1t 10 not escelisd
by any Newspaper in Bouth Dakots.
1Has rapidly inoreaains circulation a1nons
- most Intelligent class Of people in Brule and
~ adjoining counties.
1-Haa circulation second to none in this o.
sdioinining counties, and paid up subscription
List 1t 10 believed superior.
0-Is lively. spicy, independent, and devoted
solely to the interests Of Kimball and Brule Co.
evsrybody entoyes reading It. Give it trial.
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ACansizedCanoe.

BosToN, Nay 26.--About o clock this
morning small canoe capsizeG in Bos
ton hafbor and thetwo occupants, young
men, were drownedwhile trying to reach
the shore.
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Tho c.t,o,,c centennial.

BALTIMoRs, May 24-The centennial
celebration of the establishment of the
Catholic church of the United States was
begun yesterday in Carroll Memorial
church at Hyatsyille, Prince George
county, Marvland.
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F.J. CHENEY * CO., Toledo, o., proprie.
tors Of Hsll's Catarrh Cure, offer 500 reward
for any case of catarrh that cannot be cured
iIonials, free. Bold by druggists, 75c.
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soclErlEs.
lMBALL LODGE, NO. IA. X. of p. Meets
Aeyery Thursday evening at Odd Fellows Hall

DEMO POST. NO. 35, G. A. r. Meets at Mason
~ ic Hall the first and third Wednesday in each
mouth.
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METHODIST Observation-Disclosures every
NASabbath at 0:30a. m. and 80 p. m. Sabbath
schooi after morning service. Prayer meeting
tvery Wednesday evening.
ST. MARGARET's CATHOLIC CHURCH.
SServices every alternate Sunday.
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tsELIGIoys.
DRESBYTER1AN--S Services every Sabbath ai
u 1880 n. NJ. and $50 D. m. Sabbath school at.
ter morning service. Prayer meeting on Thurs
day evenings
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-05-21

On the evening before the wedding of Prin.
cess Gisela, of Austria, the late Crown Prince
Rudolph presented her with little box con-
tanning a hundred sheets of note paper ad-
dressed to the crown prince. Each of the
papers was inscribed as follows: my dear
Rudolph. | wish you to do me the following
favor" A little space lower down came the
signature, Your loving sister, Gisela."
Pointing to the notes, the prince said, with
tears in his eyes: when you send me one of
these, whatever you may desire me to do, you
shah find me ready to carry out your wishes: "
Princess Gisela made frequent use of the
sheets of paper, but without expressing any
other wish than that her dear brother would
speedily favor her with a visit.-New York
telegram
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-05-21
Ouida-

A correspondent thus describes Ouida, who
is now desperately i'll in her villa near Flor
ence: She seemed tall, very much above the
usual stature of women. Her face was
marked by a nose decidedly aquiline and
abundant yellow hair. The figure was grace.
full and 1.-the But such eyesI Any ade-
quate description is as impossible as it is tc
put into words the color of lightning flash
One moment they were of topaz brown, as
inserutable as those of the sibyl, and in the
next second they were of misty gray, in
hue like the Mediterranean's surface when
the Levanter begins to blow in uncertain
ripping little gusts. The face would have
been a pleasant, though very unusual one
but for the eyrie, uncanny eyes. THAT is
Ouida," said he. Her name is Louise de Ia
Rance" he continued. Though she sneers
at purity and the homely virtues in the most
outrageous and abandoned manner on paper,
there never has been the slightest shadow of
scandal attached to her name"
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-05-21

Hon. Thos. F. Bayard is in office
again as a commissioner to settle the
Delaware-Maryland boundary ques-
ton.
The Paris newspapers have stuck a
hyphen into the name of the new
American minister. They put it Mr..
Whitelaw-Reid.
Mrs. Frances Hodgson Burnett re-
Gently remarked that if she had
known the penalties of fame she
would never have written line.
Mind Reader Bishop and Cornetist
Jules Levy are to combine hands and
make novel attraction for tour of
the summer resorts.
Rev. DIR. A. E. Dunning, who has
become an owner and editor of the
Congregationalist, of Boston, is an
alumnus of Yale in the class of 1867.