davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1889-11-03
MARINE NEWS.

"a Charley Showwalter, superintend-
emit of the street car line, has a child like
and bland expression that would fool
almost anyone, yet he recently loaned him
self to a peculiar deception. Coming up
from Denver Charley met a party Of east
ern mcssbacks and did the best he could
to inform them of the prospects and pos
sibilities of this chunk of the big West.
When they reached Cheyenne the tourists
caught sight of the derricks at the shops
and the electric light house smoke stacks
at the same time. This must be a big
shipping point. There are steamboats, in
every direction. What is the water
'front.'" About eighteen miles," re-
sponded Charley as he struck for the depot
archway.
II enjoy a hearty laugh every
time l see Harry Hynds," remarked an
old timer as the sporting man passed
Rhodes & Troxelrs corner the other day.
Il first met him on the Black Hills road
about five years ago. He is a blacksmith.
you know, and was sent out to shoe stage
horses. They gave him a blackboard to
travel from station to station. He was
told that his driving horse was one of the
best travellers owned by the company.
This was a joke perpetrated by a stock
tender for the measly plug was toe lazy to
eat and had an especial aversion to as
cending hills. Hynds overcame this de-
fault in an ingenious manner. He had a
big six shooter and at the foot of every
hill fred a volley over the horses head,
soaring it along. L Travelled with him all
day and III bet he fred a hundred shots
to move that horse. for the road was a
succession of hills, with Intervening hol-
lows
, 1889-11-03

noo,ment in noor nhotographic condition.
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Sues for Damages,

LINCOLN, Neb. July 22-atiss Minnie
Landauer has brought suit by Mcssrs
Leese, Stewart & Rose, her attorneys.
against the Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy railroad for $1,000 damage for
injuries received in getting off the train
al Cushman park Oh the afternoon Of
July g. She went ont on the regular
Columbus train which does not mako
regular atops at that station. but she had
a ticket which was accepted by the con,
ductor, The train stopped for mo
ment, but before she got TO tho door,
had started snd was past the platform.
She attempted to gel off and fell head
long TO the ground. Size was cauie.i
almost inaensiole to farm house aud
cared for. To-day q physician made ar
examination and found rib broken anG
other internal injuries, besides 3 bst
sprain of her left foot and limb. She il
an orphan and but II years old, ana tht
suit ia brought At the instance OF he,
guardian, the Hon. c. L. Casey, o
| PaWncc,
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North pakots Convention
ApAy DEVOTED TO TALK.


BISMARCK, N. d, July 19-The session of
tie JOINT commission ye'tcrday did not ac-
compli.h much. The time was occupied de-
bsliug the way to settle the Indebtedness OF
he puolic Institutions. The conclusion
reached was that the secretaries furnish au
itemized statement OF the bonded indebted.
ness and appropriations Of each institution
as means of reaching basis The com-
missioners are yet Tar apart, but there are
hopes OF an understanding soon. The South
Dckota members are holding their own.
The proposition to abolish the office Of the
justice of The peace and establish county
courts was the subject of lively meeting of
the judiciary committee this morning. The
opponents gained victory and the commit
tee will report against the proposition. The
committee has agreed on dividing the state
into SIX judicial districts and favors the es.
tablishmsnt Of an appellate court. the judges
OF which shall be elected and shall be sepa-
rate and distinct from the regular district
court.
Scott, of Barnes, strikes at secret sessions
by proposing that In acting on executive
nominations the senate shall sit with oper
doors.
Pa,son7 ,>nf Morton, proposes to abolish The
labor black list by providing that any person
or corporation keeping black list shall be
deemed guilty OF conspiracy against the vel
fare Of the state. and punished for felony.
Articles were introduced as follows: Pro
hibitIng the formation Of trusts or combine.
to control the ptice OF any product, and pro
viding for the forfeiture Of charters and
franchises of companies violating the prov
sion; establishing boards OF arbitration tr
decide differences between corporations and
| emplo5es.
wRANaLlNG OVER JUDICIAL DISTRICTS.
BISMARCK, July so.-The judiciary com
mttee Is sill wrapgling over the question
Of county courts aud the proposea division Of
the state into six iudic'a, districts. Thu
COMMITTEE IS also having an interesting
wrestle with the question of whether the su
presne court shall hold all its sessions at III,
espitai, or at different points. Lowell, O.
| Caes, intrsuced proposed article declaring
I'll railroads and transportation companiei
common carriers toreteiye for transportation
Of frtizht and p4ssenaers such compensation
aB is II asonahle and just, to be determined al
| a judicial question by the court
Rowe proposed that state senators be elected
| FOR term Of four years ard be divided int,
two classics, the first class to consist OF sen
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Counterfeiters Basged.

DAYTON, o., July 19,-Secret service
men in disguise have for long time been
dickering with Nelson briggs and his
wife, who keep the United States hotel
in the country, two miles from here, for
sal, GOO in counterfeit money. Yesterday
the deal was to be effected and it now
developes that the notorious counter
feiter, Jim Guyon, for whom the govern
ment has been looking for nine years
brought the bogus money here for deliv-
cry. While Secret Service Officer John
S. Bell was in the hotel eight other de-
tectives surrounded the hotel to arrest
the gang. Guyon remained in hiding in
the woods and as soon as he discovered
the trap laid for him he began to retreat,
firing rs he ran through the thicket. The
officers returned the fire and forty shots
were thus discharged. Officer A. Don
nels, of Virginia, was shot in the righ.
side of the head. but not fatally. Guyon
escaped, though it was thought he was
wounded. Nelson briggs is an old of
fender, and his wife and Mrs. M1ry
Brown are under arrest. Officer Bell Sc
cured $25 900 of bogus money.
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Aeron HoehnIas Safe.

JACKSON, Mich, July 90 There have
baen lnsny rumors rife that Acronaui
Hogan is safe. A private dispatch is said
to have been received by Campbell from
Hogan, sent from Gattlesburg, a village
on Long Island nearly 100 miles from
New York. stating that he landed within
mile of that village at 10 p. NJ. Tues
day. He reached the village and WIS
cared for by the people and Immediately
became unconscious from exhaustion and
hunger. and no one knew who he was
until Wednesday noon, when he regeined
conscieusness.. He concluded to keep
quiet and give the newspapers a chancs
10 throw themselves, which they did, as
il proved.
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Wholesale Evictfons.

ST PAUL MINI, July 19-The Op.
penheim syndicate, consisting of half q
dozen millionaire residents in ST. Paul
and New York, have completed the
wholesale eviction of squatters on it's
property known as the upper fats. As a
result Of the evictiops upwards of sixty
families, numbering about 800 persons,
are now located on the levee without
shelter of any kind. guarding their small
poasessions and appealing to the city for
either work or food.
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HydrophoDia From Cat Bite

MINNEAPoL1s, Mimi, July 22.-Nils
Strand is at st. Barnabas hospital suTer-
ing terribly from the effects Of cat bite.
He was employed on the county survey
or's staff at Mud Lake about the oh CT
10th of June. He slept in a lent, and
about midnight cat entered ard Bit
him. He was taken to the hospital re-
Gently and now shows every sign of by,
drophobla. 1t is hard to tell yet whr!hei
he will recover, The sight of water
greatly distresses him, and he has beer
having terrible spasms. The physicians
are interested, as hydrophobia from ca
bite is said to be rare.
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Dissatisfaction At Johnstown.

JoHNsTowE, Pa, July 19-The ap.
parently unequal distribution of the gov
ernor' relief fund by the state conmis-
sion continues to create dissatisfaction.
The more the board complain the more
they are censured. Tho New York
World representative have been distrlb,
uting the World SIC, ,0C0 fund, and they
don seem to have been any more sue
cessful in satisfying the people. Their
plan of reaching the deserving did not
aeem to work satisfactorily and at noon
today they gave up in despair, and the
money was Unfortunately handed out
to LII ose nearest
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OLYMPIA, Wash, July 2o.-In the conyen-
.ion Yesterday memorial was preserted from
the Olympia board OF trade that corporations
should only be formed under The general
Law; all corporations doing business Ia the
state should have public ofii"c; all goods OF
the company be open to inspection by stock
holders or a legislative committee; that rail-
roads should be allowed to oross each other;
be forced to exchange freight and passengers
and perform service at a reasonable rate, but
that otherwise corporations should be treated
libecally, 50 ss to encourage capitalists to In
vest in the ate.
number OF other memorials were pre-
sented and come committee reports heard
| The judiciary committee reported an amend
ment that two judges of the supreme henci
be elected for three years, two for five ant
| one for ervan
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OFFICIAL cRoP REPORTS

WASHINGTON, July 22.-Thc 81 isnal
service weather crop report bulletin for
the past week says: In Minnesota ana
Dakota the weather was favorable for
growing crops and for harvesting, which
is i'll progress rs far north as ccntrst
Minnesota. Throughout the principal
corn producing states from Ohio west
ward to Nebraska, the weather was gen
orally favorable to that crop, which ia
reported in excellent condition, but ex.
ceBRiVe rains caused some damune 10
wheat and oats and interrupted harvest.
ing in some localities. Kentucky reports
the harvesting of good crop Of oats in
progress, and that corn was never in s
better condition.
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Probably Daabaa to pieces

NEW YoRK, July 1s.-Professor Ho-
gan, the aerenaut, Of jackson, Mich,
started on an experimental tip from
Brooklyn at noon Tuesday in the Camp
bell sir ship. Soon after the ascent the
propelins wheel got out of order and the
wheel used in raising and lowering the
ship broke. The professor and his com
pauiops appeared to be unable to manage
the machine and rose slowly aud passed
out of sight, going in the direction of the
ocean. Nothing has been heard Of the
| ship ard it is feared il has been dashed
TO pieces and swept 10 sea.
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Several lives Lost.

URADA, Tex, July 19.--Reports con.
tinue TO come from the surrounding
country regarding high water A mum.
her of lives are known to have been lost.
Information comes of the drowning of a
boy at Lesky Two men attempted to
cross Dry Trio. and were drowned Sat
urdey. Both Trios are higher than ever
before known. and the destruction of
property is heavy.
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THE GRAPHIC.

tD-Terms Of advertising made known ON apph
cation.
kV-Job work Of every description exeoutsdh
the best-style aud at the lowest rates.
es- Advertisements not accompanied by instruo-
tions will bs inserted until ordered out and
charged for accordingly.
eH-short communications ON any subject Of In
are acceptable if accompanied b ths name q
the author;
Eo-An matter intended for the nsxt issue mass
bo in the Office - early ~ Wednesday svenins y
insure publication.
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ators from the even numbered districts aud
the second class from the odd numbered.
The terms of Office Of the two classes shall
not expire on dates less than two years apart,
provided that Mt the first election the first
class shall be elected for one year and the
second class for three years.
A great number of proposed articles were
introduced. The question OF taxing railroads
is up, Hegge proposing that board of aesss-
sors be elected by the people to assess the
railroads in each county, the railroads to be
subject TO the same levy as other property.
An effort is being made by some to have
the convention refuse to submit the question
Of prohibition to a vote of the people, but
there is every indication that 1t will be sub
mitted.
The Joint commission for the division Of
the territorial property between the states is
at work on the books, aud has discovered
that instead of North Dakota having re-
ceived more money out of the general funds
(meanirg money aside from the bonded debt
for public buildings) than South Dakota,
South Dakota has received 1000 more than
North Dakota. The commission cannot posi-
bly, complete Its iabors IN less than two or
| three weeks.
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Took RAT Ro.scn.

PIERRE, s D., July 90 Mrs CA. Rhine.
wife of merchant in Pierre, committed
suicide by the rat poison route Thursday
night, leaving note saying that on &C
count Of i'll health che was tired OF living
longer. An inquest was held here. She
came recently from LIE Mours. n. d.
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THE GRAPHIC

@-Lacks but few months Of being the oldss.
nswspaper in Bruie county.
H-As an advertising medium it is not excelled
BY any newspaper in South Dakota.
~ Has a rapidly increasing circulation among
- most intelligent class of people in Brule and
tAe adjoining countieA
~ Has circulation second 10 nont Ii thi. o,
sdjoininins counties, and paid up suhscrptio.
list it is believed superior.
U-is lively spicy. independent, and devoted
solely to the interests Of Kimban and Brule Co,
Everybody enioyes r..dinGit Give it a trial.
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rrx OVER A PROPOSED NAVE.

HELENA. Mont. July a1.-Mr. Eaton, of
Park county, yesterday presented TO the
convention communication from New
York signed "Chadwick," requesting that
the new state be called "Jeff srsonea." The
matter created considerable merrimcnt. The
petitioner stated that he felt convinced that
if carried out 1t would result to the glory Of
the convention and secure democratic ma
| jortty In the state.
The committee on finance reported un.
favorably on the gambling bill prohibiting all
| manIer OF games where liquors arc sold.
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Democ,ntic Conyentfon

MITCHELL, s. D., July 20.-The d,m
ocratic central committee met at Mitchell
yesterday and issued call for their sla'e
convention at Huron, September4. This
is Just one week following the repuhli.
car, convention.
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ONLY TWO AKrIcLEs INTRODUCED

Buaanck. N. D., July 2l.-lhe constitu-
ttonsl convention e.ii ..iiourned yesterday with
the ttaneas'ton Of no buslue-r.s save the intro
ductlon OF two articles. Those wele; ffo-
v!ding that all elections sha', be. by seere.
ballot; that ballots shall be provided ~ the
state aud counties respectively; all electors
must be registered ninety days before the day
OF election; also providing that the only pur-
poses for which funds may be used before or
after elections by any candidate or his agent
shall be the renting of halls for meeting.
posting crculArs newspapers and advertising
and pamphlets Of public speakers and tray
cling expenses.
In short session of the ioiut commission
1t was agreed that the matter of records and
archives be taken up and disposed OF.
Oa this point the commission was agreed and
no trouble will resttlt. The question of pub
lie iustitut ons is yet unsettled and several
mere sessions will be required to reach a
settlement Hereafter the commission will
hold three sessions daily. One week more at
! least will be required to wind the matter up.
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Montana Convention.
r1x1ss THE SCHOOL ssTFN.


HELENA, Mont, July 19.--In the conven-
lion yesterday the committee reported on
article of the constitution, providing for the
ma!ntcn.rce OF general system OF public
schools free for all children from to 20
years. The governor, superintendent OF pub
lie instruction, secretary of state and attor.
ney general shall constitute the state board
of land commissioners. 1t shall bethe duty OF
the legislature to provide, by taxation, sutii.
cient means In connection With the amount
received from the general school fund to
msinta.n public free common school III each
organized district, ct least three months in
each year. The state board OF education
is 10 consist of eleven members, the COVER
nor, state superintendent Of public instruc
tion and attorney general being members ex-
f,icio, the other eight members to be ap-
pointed BIZ the governor.
long discussion arose over Clark's mo-
tion abolishlpg the grand Jury. Ihe matter
was referred back to the committee on judi
cjary wi hout restriction.
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Washington Convention.

PKONI NIDINU FUK FIVE JUDWEs.
OLYMPIA, Wash, July l9-The convention
adopted, after discussion, a section providing
for Ave instead Of three judges on the su-
preme berch. The legislature, however, may
increase the number from time to time. The
committee on federal relations reported In
favor of the state ccding to the Uutted States
any lands desired for army or navy stations.
A proposition was submitted for minority
rcprcs cntation on the supreme bench, but
after a long debate 1t was defeated.
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Firea by Lightning.

COLUMBUS, o., July 19. Advices re-
ceiyed from men on incoming trains last
night, slate that lightning dred the little
village of Georgevaile, this county, cans-
ing great loss of property. it is reported
that half of the town is consumed.
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TRANSACT NO BUSINESS

Sioux FAILS, s D.. July 2l.--The convcD-
ttou met yesterday and adj burned without
transaetltg any busuess whatever. About
two-tnirGs Of the reports Of standing commit
tees have been submitted, The greater part OF
which have been made the special order fo7
uext Tuesday. The judiciary committee Will
report Tuesday. While there is some dissat-
isfactioa with the work Of the committee in
arranging the Judicial districts, and while y
mincrity rero.t viii probably be submitted,
tfcse Ia Z ,ubt that the +, port OF the ma
rity Will be aiopfcd when 1t comes beft re
The cunger II IN TGe minority were IN favor
of The "sh e, tring" form of Gistricts--tha, Is,
one county In width and extending across the
entire state, making the counties in The Jim
river valley the center OF the Districts. The
majority favored Il more compact form.
An effort is being made TO amend the re-
port OF the legislative committee ne practlc
ally agreed upon last week, as to reduce the
uumbsr of STATE senGtors from forty-four tc
forty, and the number of representatives pro
portouatelY.
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ST.. PETERSBURG, July 20. = Grand
Duke Constantine, the czar's uncle. has
lost his power Of speech by stroke of
paralysis.
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s X. COBuRN, Mgr. Clarie Scott, writes
/ find Halls Catarrh Cure a valuable rem
tdy.H Druggists sell 1t, 15c
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BLOW TT TUE r1NkErToN's.

HELENA, July 2O-In the convention yes,
terdsy the committee on irrigation reported
favorably McGinnis' resolution to mernori-
alize congress regarding the granting OF arid
lands for irrigation, etc. Burleigh intro
duced a resolution providing shat the state
shall assume all county Indebtedness existing
July /, 1889, less the value OF public improve
ments, carefully ascertsincd. Referred to
the committee on finance. Lees introduced
the following, which was adopted mo armed
person or persons, or armed body of men shall
be brought into this state for the preserva-
tion of peace or the suppression of domestic
violence, except upon application OF the legis-
latve assembly or the executive when the
legislative assembly cannot be convened"
THE PETITION WAS BURNED.
OLYMPIA, Wash, July 2l.--The convention
opened yesterday with an affidavit from the
secretary OF the woman's suffrage bureau
that petition with $4,000 signatures had
been burned in the Seattle fire. The an
mousse .ment was received with satisfaction
by the conventlon which then went into
committee Of the whole and the Judiciary
articles were adopted practically as previ-
ously reported, with only few minor
| amendments.
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ST. PAUL, July 22.-Much of the more
recent crop news is of a favorable nature
and grain men in the twin cities are much
rejoiced. From isolated towns and vii
lagos over in Dakota have been cent re-
ports of total or partial failure Of the
wheat crop, but reports from the whole
northwest do not warrant such broad
statements as to the condition of the
crop. Grain men Just returned frHm
trips over the territory say there will be
probably two-thirds or three fourths of
an average crop in Dakota. while it is
very generally acknowledged that the
condition of affairs il Minnesota is much
more favorable. This state has had con
siderable rain at proper times, and fields
are generally reported in fine condition,
although in a few sections the crop viii
fall little short Of the average Within
the past few days good rains have falI,n
in many parts of the northwest, and in
some instances, at least. rain has not
been too late to be of benefit Western
Wisconsin and northern Iowa aleo scua
in favorable returns
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HARVEST IN IDA COUNTY.

IpA GnovE, July 90 Barley is nearly
all cut and some is stacked, and in one or
two instances thrashcd. The yield ia
good, some yielding fifty bushels per
acre. Oats harvest has commenced, aud
corn is lasseling out.