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Brookings County sentinel. (Brookings, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1890, 1889-11-01
VIRGINIA. Republicann split.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, Oct. 28.-The inds-
pendent Republicans have nominated an
anti-Mahone state ticket as follows: Gov
ernor, John F. Lewis, of Rockingham;
lieutenant governor, Park Agnew, of
Alexandria; attorney general, G. A.
Hsermans, of Montgomery.
Brookings County sentinel. (Brookings, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1890, 1889-11-01
Russian Bonds Called I'm.

ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. 29.-The gov
errment has taken steps to extinguish
the 5O, ,o00, 900 roubles Ave per cent gold
loan held by the Imperial bank. For
this purpose Il, ,280, 600 roubles viii be
added from the treasury TO the 86, ,1S8, ,000
roubles remaining from the profits OF. the
conversion of the loan 0f lS1z...A Y
Brookings County sentinel. (Brookings, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1890, 1889-11-01
ci.nt. Are Chamninns.

New York, Oct. 30.-The worlds base
ball championship was decided by the
winning of the ninth game OF the series
by New York. The Score stood: New
York, 8; Brooklyn, 2.
Brookings County sentinel. (Brookings, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1890, 1889-11-01

DUBUQUE, Iowa, Oct. 2S.-An cid feud
was settled near New Hampton, Chicka-
saw county, by tho killing Of one man
and the mortal wounding Of another.
The feud was the result Of dispute over
the ownership Of forty-acre tract OF
and living between the farms OF Peter
McKenLa and Thomas Doud.
Brookings County sentinel. (Brookings, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1890, 1889-11-01

royal personages, including Emp
error William of Germany, Empress
Frederick, the brides mother, Empress
Augusta Frederick, King Christian of
Denmark, King George of Greece, the
two queens consort of the aforemen-
toned kings, Albert Edward of Wales,
and the cZarowitz of Russia.
Brookings County sentinel. (Brookings, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1890, 1889-11-01

Ex-Eieutenant Governor Morris Dead.2 s.
~ TORONTO, Ont, Oct. 29.-Hon. Alex
ander Morris, ex-lieutenant governor of
Manitoba, died Monday morning.
Brookings County sentinel. (Brookings, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1890, 1889-11-01
MARRIED At ATHENS.
The Princess Sophia and Duke Of Sparts
United I'm wedIock.

ATHENS, Oct. 2S.--The wedding Of
Princess Sophia OF Germany and the
Duke Of Sparta, the crown prince Of
Greece, took place here, in the presence
Of q vast assemblage, among which
were no fewer than ninety or hundred
Wichita eagle., 1889-05-30
THE ElILMAN CASE,

LEAvENwORTH, Kan, May 29-The news
that John Hillman, of the famous insur-
ance case of 1875, had been found and ar
rested, occasioned considerable excitement
in this city. His supposed widow. Sallie
Z. Hillman, resides in this city and has re-
married, being now the wife of c. J.
Smith, who was formerly a travelling
salesman FOR Parmelee * Otis, large fur
niture establishment of this city. He is
not now in the city, having gone to Con-
cordia yesterday on business His wife
was seen and manifested no surprise at
the publication of Hillman's alleged ar
rest. She said in substance: Il believe
Hllmsn was found several years ago and
buried at Lawrence | believe Hillman
was killed in Barber county IN March,
1873, and buried at Lawrence. in April.
and his soul is probably in heaven The
report published this morning is. in my
Judgment, a fraud. and is in keeping with
the the way the insurance companies have
been conducting things.
judgments have been rendered for the
full amount Of the insurance with inter-
est, and has been appealed TO the supreme
court. The verdict in March, 1883, with
interest, amounted to So. eco
l. Is. Wheat of this city, attorney for
Mrs. Hlllman. now Smith, scouts at the
idea OF Hiliman's arrest. and maintains
that there can be no mistake about his
death and burial at Lawrence in 1879.
Wichita eagle., 1889-05-30
llTERHTURE'S ENEMIES.

A Conversatson in the Composing Roon
of q Metropolitan Daily.
EScene. the conposing-room of a
morning newspaper. Compositors seN,
ting up the Sunday mstaliment of the
'sgreat serial story."]
Slug 1-"He's. preaching a sermon,
now"
Slug 2-"Don't care what he does
so he keeps out of realism"
Slug 3-'What has become of the
girl with mouse-culoxed locks?"
Slug 4H'Guess she must have run
away with the fellow who had the key
to the situation.
THE other compositors knock on
their cases.
Slug BIAS the literary character
starved to death yete'
Slug mo. but he's writing poetry
on an empty stomach"
Slug 3-.Why Doesn't he use desk"
[GDans.
Slug I-"We'll ,cits an empty ston-
ach if twill suit your doorknobs any
better"
Slug 3-''Why doesn'the use pene"
lGroans indicative of great pain.
Slug 4-'.lf had my way I'd give
this writer about ten years at hard
labor
Slug std sentence him to the
solitary reading of his own stuff"
Slug Swat minute, something
is going to happen"
Slug WHAT the mattere'
Slug 6-"They are at the piano and
he has pat his arm around her."
Slug They must be going 10 sing
the cat duet"
Slug 6-''No. she springs away sud-
denly and tells him to stand back"
Slug 5-''Does he stand back?"
Slug 6-"No."
Slug SHE'S real cruel, ain'the?
Slug lila. now we have itr'
Slug 2-"What's up?"
Slug 1-"Josephine's chaperone tells
her that she shall notgo to the masked
ball"
Slug-5-''O, how could her heart be
so cold. so callous. SO free from gentle
swelling. Methinks those tender
pleadinzgs were quite enough to melt
heart OF stone, TO make a cork leg
screak, or make paper nose snuff tho
very air with"
Slug SO, drive the COW homo,
love, or We'll assassinate the calf
Slug l-"Hah. Ihave struck the only
decent thing in the story"
Slug 5-''What, oh. pray, what is ito"
Slug 1.-The end" - Arkansaw
Traveller.
Wichita eagle., 1889-05-30
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

JAPAN has 10000 schools and one big uni
versity.
KING MILAN's last official act was to dec
crate his cab-driver.
JOHN BRIGHT's collection of pipes is Of
great value, and is to be preserved intact.
IN one all district Of Japan ,178 horses
were slaughtered last year for use as food.
THE amount of money spent in charity in
the United Kingdom is about so, 040, 900
annually.
THE tower Eiffel in Paris, at the Exhibit
ton grounds, is capable OF holding, il its
different landings, ten thousand persons.
THE advancement Of women has been
the most remarkable feature in the prog
ress Of Japan during the last twenty years
RUSSIAN naval officers were the first TO
make general use of and appreciate the ad-
yantages of breech-loading guns for their
en-of-war.
AMONG the portraits on the walls in the
study of the late John Bright IS one of
Gladstone, one Of Washington and one of
Lincoln.
MISS MAIsE, a girl of sixteen, the
daughter of Admiral Maxse of the Ed glish
navy, was the first lady to ascend to the top
Of the Eifel tower in Paris.
II Is thirty-three years since the first
horse-car ever run in New England made
trip from Cambridge to Boston over the
tracks Of the Cambridge railroad.
DURING the past ten years 6,4S0. as tons
Of sugar beet for manufacture of sugar
have been grown In Germany, from which
have been extracted ca, SIS tons OF sugar.
THE largest taxpayer in Germany is
Herr Krupp, of Essen, who pays SIS, 400 On
an income of 81, 095, Oo0. Next comes Baron
Willy de RothschIld, OF Frsnkfort~on-the-
Main, with an income Of 81, 025, 900 and a tax
Of sac, 200.
TIE public income OF the Prince Of Wales
last year, IN addition to his Parliamentary
allowance Of 10000 a year from the con-
solidated fund, was further increased by
S., 600 as Duke Cornwall and 81, 80 as hon.
orary Colonel Of the Tenth Hussars.
ALTHOUGH the climate a. the British set
Elements on the delta OF TIE Niger IS 50 u
healthy that the average life Of the English
residents Is less than four years, there are
over a hundred applicants for every posi-
ton in that branch OF the service.
THE japanese experiment Of employing
French and German army officers stimuli
saneously has brought about bad results,
and oocasioned the Government vast
amount Of trouble. The two races clash,
producing constant friction, and radical
chan &c is COZ teEnpla.ed-
TIE sstrologers OF tie Chinese Court,
.everty-sight in number, have made the
weird discovery that the receu, FIRE in the
Imperial palace ., Pektn was az evil ousa,
intended as warning against the threads
Of Western inventions TIE Emperor has
therefore prohibited the further extension
Of the TSeutsin railway.
THE Ubiquitous AMI unjust system Of CO..
suiar protec-,oz .. Tsngsr, which enables
aoy foreign ru1an 70 place himself outside
Of the local police authority. was lately tee
cause Of q scandaloss affair. The Austrian
Legation was entered and several hozses
robbed with tnpunity. The ysgag sG6sss
lay screaming II bed fer Eelp, and saw tss
-essiiis stealing aI<S96 s2sAsss- go help
zane since tie Tso.scs dare L.. ts-cA tes-
e.guer wf.h51c a of1es ft5.ss tse C-1Sas n,ss@
Of Tie rsscals rsssSnSlI.y.
Wichita eagle., 1889-05-30
SMITH UNDER ARREST.
The Friend Of 0oughlin From Michigan
Held

CHICAGO, May 29-Willard J. Smith is
under arrest in connection with the
Cronin murder He is supposed to be the
Michigan friend for whom Detective
Coughlin hired the buggy on the night of
the murder
According to q morning paper there ap-
pears to be more in the story which De-
tective Cougblin told about the connec
ton of the man whom he called Thomas
Smith, from Houghton, Mich, than has
been supposed. The man called himself
Willard Smith. The notes of Coughlin's
produced before The grand jury
yesterday and they placed Smith
Ia an ugly position. His name
Willard is not baptisimal one; it is the
one by which he was known in Chicago.
He visited the east Chicago avenue station
to inquire for Coughlin. Coughlin and
himself Immediately established intimate
relations. Smith really paid So to Cough
lin as payment for the use Of a buggy Civ
en- on Coughlin's recommendation. This
is established by the testimony of the desk
sergeant at the station. Smith has recent
ly been keeping company with a SONG
what frolicsOme young woman at q certain
resort here. The same young woman Is an
intimate friend Of a Pinkerton detective
She has given the detective some valuable
pointers in reference to Smith. Smith
shaved off his heavy coat Of beard the day
after the Cronin murder. The barber who
did the shaving has given testimony.
same day and he bought new one which
he now wears. The old one has been re-
covered and can be produced if it is deem
ed advisable
Wichita eagle., 1889-05-30
FavORS MAaTiNSpECTION.

DETROIT. May 29-The controlling in
terest among butchers now in national
convention in this city is how to resist the
encroachment OF dressed beef combines
Thomas Armour, of Chicago, speaks very
plainly against the monopoly. Among
other things Armour says: Monopoly is
now branching out into the small towns.
They compel small retail butchers to buy
Chicago dressed beef If be does not the
concern will put in a retail branch and sell
meat so cheap that poor butchers would be
ruined You can't tell some diseased meat
when dressed. If the steer has lump jaw
there is no sign of it in the dressed carcass,
yet it is unhealthful food. The remedy is
for inspecting on hoof in every state, which
means, practically, beef shall not come
into the state already dressed. This con-
vention will take very strong stand in
favor of more legislation"
Wichita eagle., 1889-05-30
Clear the Way

Without loss of time when the intestine
canal is blocked up be reason of constipa-
ton, chronic or temporary. 1t should be
borne in mind that this ailment is prone
to become lasting and obstinate, and
breed other and worse complaints. Hos
letters Stomach Bitters is the precise
remedy to remove the obstruction effectu-
ally, but without drenching or weakening
the blockaded bowels, a consequence al
ways TO be apprehended from the use of
violent laxatives, which are among the
most pernicious of the cheap nostrums
swallowed by the credulous and misin-
formed. The fat of experience, and of the
medical faculty, sanction the claims of
this standard aperient. Not only as a
source of relief and permanent regularity
TO the bowels, liver and stomach, but as 2
means of remedying and preventing kid
nsy and bladder troubles, and fever and
ague, it is without peer.
Wichita eagle., 1889-05-30
MISSOURI RATES.

KANSAS CITY, May "a Journai
special from jefferson City says that the
Interstate commerce commission geve a
hearing today to Abril Leonard. The
complainant charged the,Chicago & Alton
railroad company with fixing extra rates
for shipping live cattle. In his argument
he represented that the rates were per
cent higher in Missouri than they were in
Iowa and Illinois. Attorneys for the rail-
road company claimed that this case was
only the commencement of fight against
the weighing system adopted last January
and that the shippers wanted the rates
fixed by the carload. He claimed that the
shippers under the old carload system
overcrowded the cars and thus got $4,000
ponds of shipment for a 24,000pound
price. Decision was reserved.
Wichita eagle., 1889-05-30
ARCADE,
13o North Main Street.
The Effects OF Superstition.

There is "a man Ia Washington City who
says that he stood within two feet of Guiteau
when he fred the fatal shots at Garfield In
the Baltimore &Potomac depot BE saysi'T
was so startled. so fearful that my turn
might accidentally come next, tina, I disap-
peared in dazed manner and hurried home.
INTENDED the next day to appear as one Of
the witnesses against him, but when I
learned that the man acted irrationally and
that his defense was insanity. and when
further heard that he claimed TO have been
providentially sent 10 do that terrible deed,
! kept my STORY 70 myself. No witnesses
were needed TO prove the shooting, and I
was superstinous enough 20 keep entirely
out Of the affair" Even now the gentle
man mentions the matter only In confidence
70 q few friends.
Wichita eagle., 1889-05-30
WEATHER BULLETIN,

SIGNAL OFFICE, WICHITA, Kan, May
9.-The highest temperature was 81 Q, the
lowest 4So, and the mean $50, with
brisk and high north winds; light rain IN
til a. ~, followed by cooler, clearing
weather: rising barometer.
Maximum velocity of the wind: North,
80 miles per hour at 11:50 a. N.
Reduced barometer at a. m. 29.697
inches; at Z p. n. Sc l04.
Mean relative humidity so per cent.
Rainfall in the past "a hours .0S inch.
Last year on May 20 the temperature
was: At a N. 40, at noon 20 and at Z p
IN. 60, and the mean 81; 4 . warmer than
this year. FRED L. JOHNSON, Observer.
WAR DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON, D. c.,
Nay 29.-The indications for twenty-foUr
hours commencing Thursday, May 80, at
z a. m:
For Missouri-Slightly warmer; rain
southeast portion; fair in northwest por-
ton; northerly winds.
For kansas-Fair; warmer; northerly
winds, becoming variable
Wichita eagle., 1889-05-30
THETfxAe epRINc pAtAor

FoBr WORTH, Tex, May 29-The Texas
spring palace was formally opened at e
o'clock today under very favorable
auspices. "A grand trades display started
at 1850 O'Clock and at Has reached the
palace. At noon all the whistles on the
locomotives were blown and President
Paddock, OF the association. introduced
Governor Ross who formally openeI the
bei,S NJ " E.sip z all the wonla &c eos.sa.
and see this plcsure OF Texas. CfoyerITl5lr
Thasef, 6t'Nebraska. res ptsnCigd. Stsle aelsl
were made by Mayor Clellan, of Sioux
CITY. La, and othe
Wichita eagle., 1889-05-30
TIE PRESBYTERlANS.

NEW YORK, May CAT the opening Of
the Presbyterian general assembly today
the Rev. Dr. Crosby said he was sorry to
see the protest he had made against the
temperance resolution recorded. His OBJ
ject in opposing the adoption OF the senti-
met was to prevent the church being
dragged into the political arena. He Of
fered a resolution setting forth that the
actiou taken on the temperance question
should not be construed as the Endorsement
of any political party. This was unanl-
mously adopted.
The report of the special committee on
education was then taken up The Rev. DR..
Henry G. McCook, of Philadelphia, said
he did not agree with the recommending
lions Of the standing committee in which
was condemned the practice of terming
extraordinary" those cases where the age
ct entering upon collegiate studies was
under % years He moved TO refer that
part of the report back to the committee
and urged the adoption of a resolution
which provided for the appointment
of a special committee of seven
on increasing the number of ministers.
The Rev. DR.. L. S. Hamblin, OF Wash
ington supported DR.. McCook's resolution.
The Rev. DR.. John VI. Worrall amended to
have the matter referred to the joint con-
sideration of the special committee and
the committee on unemployed ministers.
The motion was finally adopted in the
form of appointment of the joint commit
tee, with instructions to report at the next
assembly whether it was advisable to
adopt any methods of introducing minis
tiers into the church other than those now
in vogue Rev. DR.. S. J. Nicoll was APP
pointed chairman of that committee.
DR.. Crosby got a motion adopted ex-
planatory of the vote on the prohibition
question which was taken yesterday. This
was that while the vote favored prohibit
ton, it was not to be looked upon as
expressing any political sentiment what
ever.
The Rev. Dr. Thompson, chairman of
the centennial fund committee, announced
that $4,000 had been raised for disabled
ministers.
The judiciary committee reported that
in the case of the Rev. DR.. West. who
complained against the synod of Minnesota
for refusing to receive a complaint against
the presbytery of ST. Paul, it suspended
Judgment because the synod had not
made record of the transaction. The
complainant was on hand and spoke on his
case, but when recess arrived it had not
been settled.
The case of Rev. DR.. West against the
synod of Minnesota was continued at the
afternoon session. A warm argument
between the Rev. DR.. Dickey and the
complainant in the case took place, but
the matter was finally adjourned Tor a
year, the synod in the meantime being in
structed to complete its record.
The moderator announced that he had
appointed the Revs. Drs. Crosby, Hamiin,
Dickey, Wade, Foster and Allison as the
committee to visit President Harrison on
the African slavery question.
Wichita eagle., 1889-05-30
NFRRACKANOTFc

LINCOLN, Neb., May -. - Governor
Thayer, Auditor Benton and Treasurer
Hill. have gone to Fort Worth. Tex, TO
attend the spring exhibition of products OF
that state. The governor will respond to
an address OF welcome By the governor OF
Texas.
tigating the alleged fraudulent transac-
lions Of present and past members Of the
council. Nothing of special information
has been ELECTED except that alderman
were interested in selling goods 10 con
tractors aud selling city warrants at a dis
count Nothing IS expected 10 come out
Of the Investigation.
Wichita eagle., 1889-05-30
RATE WAR PROMISED,

CHICAGO, May 29.-Beginning June /,
the Chicago, Burlington s. Northern rail-
road will reduce rates on all classes OF
freight between Chicago and ST. Paul %
per cent. The Chicago, Burlington &
Northern is one Of the western railroads
outside the interstate railway commerce
association and is not bound by associa-
ton rnles in giving notice OF reduction
of rates. The St Paul railways will meet
these rates and western railway men look
for disastrous results. The Chicago, Bur
lington & Northern railway gives as its
reasons for making the reduction that it
must meet Canadian Pacific competition
by way of the 800"
Wichita eagle., 1889-05-30

name as Frank Williams. When the re-
ceipt for the money was being made out
young Mr.. Carlson asked Williams what
was his business, calling or profession.
This did not suit Williams, for he looked
sullenly at his questioner, and at all of us.
Then lowering his voice said, L am en-
ployed down town. / remarked shortly
after he left that be seemed mad at the
question. When he departed he did not
90 to the front toward Ashland avenue
but started over towards Sullivan's. He
seemed ;.nXious to get out of the house. ="
The description given by Mrs. Carlson
tallies very closely with that given by
Woodruff of the man he called King,
and who he said gave him the trunk
hauling job.
Mr.. and Mrs Conklin, at whose house
DIR. Cronin boarded, were the next wit
nesses. They told how Dr.. Cronin was
d iven away in a buggy with white
horse.
1t is stated tonight upon apparently good
authority that the present grand jury Will
not be asked to give the Cronin case any
further consideration. The serious char
acter of this announcement Is best APP
preciated and the tendency OF
the investigations best u derstood
when it is remembered that q
number of the members OF
the present jury are Irishmen or of Irish
descent While States Attorney Long
necker is yoiceless as the sphinx as to the
reason for declining to continue lnyestl-
cations under the present jury, Irishmen
do not deny that the question of nationali-
~ has much to do with his decision.
Wichita eagle., 1889-05-30
SOME CHOICE ADS.
A Collection of wants" Whose Publica.
ton Didn't Cost a Cent.

A Collection of ssWants" Whose Publica.
ton Didn't Cost a Cent.
Wanted-A hostler. Must also be a
hustler.
Adams pressman wanted. No Adams
expressmen need apply.
A butcher wanted. Second-rate
actors need make no application
Wanted-A vice hand. Said hand
must not belong to party addicted to
any particular vice.
A young man would like job as
foor-walker. Can do seven miles an
hour when in training.
For Sale-A revolver, bowie knife
and fine head of hair. Reason for SELL
ing, owner in reduced ciEcum stances.
Address Cowboy.
A poor young man with an over
towering ambition to be President Of
the United States would like job
either as canal-boat boy or at split
ting rails.
Wanted - Chain-makers. Parties
who have been in the habit of forging
another link in the chain of love which
binds the two countries, ETC., need not
spply.
Wanted-By a well known temper
ance lecturer reformed burglar; also,
frightfnl example Applicants must
bring reference as to sobriety and
previous good character.
A first-ciass tenor employed week
nights in Pat Brady's concert saloon,
not caring to be idle on Sunday, will
accept engagement in some church
choir, for that day only.
A lady who has just taken house
In the suburban portion of the town
would Like TO purchase young cali
not over FIVE years of age, which would
yield about two pounds of liver daily.
Having imported few hundred an
to-every hoaseh older OF New York and
Brooklyn new brand of natural gas
at ten cents per thousand feet below
regular price
ToMMr: If you haven't lost the
cheese knife you took with you and
come home at once, will persuade IA
Their not to spank you this time. You
will find no wild Indians to fight over
in Hoboken. MOTHER.
A wealthy but invalid gentleman, a
great sufferer from govt and corpu-
aence, having been ordered by his phy-
sician to pay str1oter attention to his
diet. would like to engage frs&-eaass
gastronomic director.
Five Dollars Reward. -Stolen or
strayed, a dude who answers to the
name of Cholly. Was hast seen on
Broadway following female member
OF burlesQ ue Troupe. The above reward
will be paid to any one reanrning It TO
its keeper. flf
Pennsylvania coal-nille owners de-
string to reptenish their supply of i'm
ported Poles and Italians before the
passage of the lord bill. should send in
their orders as oaca. All are invited
to examine our stock, which is kept
well disinfected.
Desiring to get rid of few hundred
VI OHT nits7o aScLSoS PtsuDoIS, VIC OS55 W
inform al keepers of alns-houses in
the United Stotes that they can be sup
piled with any number of Inmates by
addressing PoorRoass Saperintend-
ent, Europe.
To alkly any fears the inhabitants OF
New York may feel concerning the
city's safety in case of hostilities
breaking out between this country and
Germany, this is to announce that l.
Brigadier-General Slaughter. second
in the honorary command of B cou,-
pany. Fourth Kentucky bloodshedders~
will remain in New York until the set
Element OF the Samoan dificulty.-N.
7. Evening Sun.