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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-03-06
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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-03-06

Some interesting facts regarding the
financial resources of the Empress Fred
erick of Germany, have leaked out. Un-
der the will of the Duchess of Ga!iiera.
should it not be contested, she will receive
81, ,5O0,0 600. She receives $200.O00 from
the Prussian state fund as queen dowager,
and III addition life interest in the large
estate of the Emperor Frederick. Her in
come amounts to $400, 900 per annum, out
of which there come allowances for those
of the younger children, who need her
assistance.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-03-06
TurnInx state,s Evldence.

District Attorney Fellows, of New York,
decided to accept the evidence Of Book
keeper Woodruff against his employers,
Ives and Stavner, and Woodruff will be Z
witness for the state. He has been prom
ised immunity from punishment provided
he tells the truth.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-03-06
shippers Heating the Railroads.

The Trans continental asso citation, hav-
ing refused to reduce the rates on canned
goods from San Francisco, the shippers
there have chartered vessel and will send
an amount equal to 800 carloads of capned
goods around the horn to New York. The
ship rates are SIS cents per hundred, which,
added to the rail rates to Chicago, %
cents, will place the goods on the market
in the latter city at n cents per hundred,
exclusive Of wharfage, insurance, etc.
Cleveland Admitted to the Bar Association.
There was an unusually large attendance
of the committee of the New York Bar
association Oh the 22nd. due to the ract
that the name of Grover Cleveland was
among those of the applicants for men,
bership to be passed upon. Under the
rules the formal election occurs in March.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-03-06
Walking that Pays.

The six-day go-as- YOU please race at
San Francisco closed on the 27th ult., and
was won by Frank Hart, colored, with 526
miles; +. G. More was second with 500
miles and two laps. II is claimed that the
gate receipts amounted to $4,000, of
which Hart will get 60 per cent. and More
40 per cent.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-03-06
"F'ersecntinR the saints. !"

The Utah territorial supreme court has
rendered decision in the matter of COM
pensation of the receiver in the case of the
United States against the Church Of Jesus
Christ, Latter Lay Saints. Receiver Dye r
was allowed $4,000 for the first year 8
services; his attorney, p. l.. Williams,
$500, G. s. Peters, $4,000. The charge
Of contempt of court brought against the
school trustees was settled by the with
drawal Of contemptuous papers and the
payment of costs,
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-03-06
lpsrneli vintlicnteal.

When the Parnell commission resumed
its sitting on the 26th, says London
special. Sir Charles Russell arose and
stated that on Saturday Richard P,ggott.
the chief reliance Of the Times. went to the
residence of Henry Labouchere and signed
a confession statidg that the letters upon
which the Times based its charge against
the Irish members Of the house of COM
mons, were forReries. Counsel for the
Times asked time to determine it's further
course in the matter.
On the 9th Attorney General Webster
said everybody would agree that nobody
could attach any weight to Pigotts evil
dence, and it was his duty to ask the court
to withdraw from considering the genui-
ness of the letters. The Times, he said,
desired to express regret for publishing
the letters, and the proprietors of that
paper would themselves more fully ex.
press their regrets later. He repudiated
uheallegation made by Sir Charles Russell
yesterday that there was foul conspiracy
behind Pigott and Houston. 1t such a
conspiracy existed the Times had no share
in it. If the er. or of the Times extended
beyond that, the court should make the
fullest inquiry.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-03-06
L..gu. of RepablIcan Clubs.

President James p. Foster presided over
the convention Of the National League Of
Republican clubs which assembled ct
Baltimore OH the 28th ult. He briefly
stated the reason for the holding OF the
convention at this time, congratulated tie
league on the result Of lts work last fall,
and gave statistics showing the phenom-
email growth Of the league from 400 clubs
at Chickeeing hall IL Decembsf, leo5, u.
ovsH keo0 slnhs e ~ pfssent -
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-03-06

uc Oil IltTOuuceu pN LII. "eiuoA Hv
the Canadian house of commons causes4
great uneasiness among prosperous class
of immigrants in the Dominion. Hist
measure proposes Wholesale amendments
to the present law relating to extradition..
In the course of an interview the doctor
was asked. How will your measure affect
American bootlers in the Dominion"
1T will drive them out if the American
government wants them"
who would you surrender them to?'
"To the American authorities, when
they demand them under the procedure
laid down under the Ashburton treaty.
give us our men, You may have yours. 1t
will prevent Canada from being an asylum
for American sconndrels.'
After the doctor had enumerated the Of
fenses which should be extraditable under
his bill he was asked if it would cover po-
litical offenses. His reply was, NO"
will the measure be retroactive?"
at will. it will cover the cases of all
who are in the country who have come
here as fugitiyes from justice. The ex-
ample of these fellows on our young
men is such as to call for some action to
purge the country of them. Their success
here and immunity from punishment are
temptation to men in this country to fol-
low in their footsteps"
Sir John Thompson, the minister of
justice, has given has approval to this bill,
and if it should become law there will be n
pronounced movement among some OF
Canadas recently acquired and well-to do
citizens.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-03-06
Randall Goe. Into ~, <,r.u,, Armv.

AHW"Wohs SIsSob AWtV tu0 UF0UO army.
One of the most interesting incidents of
the Inauguration day celebration was the
initiation into the Grand Army of the Re-
public OF x-Speaker s. j. Randall, who
was mustered in under the most hattering
circumstances. BY special dispensation
provisional post. representing George G.
Meade Post, OF Philadelphia, was organ
lied. Although member of congress
during the war for the union, Randall
found two occasions to tender his services
in the field. At the outbreak OF the war
he was sergeant of the Philadelphia city
troop and served in the Cumberland Valley
in Pennsylvania, Maryland. and in the
vicinity Of Marinsburg, Harper's Ferry
and Charlestown, Va, during the iirst
three months Of the campaign. During
the Confederate advance northward into
MARYLAND and Pennsylvania in 1863 Mr..
Randall was captain of the troop and
served during the emergency. He was ap-
pointed provost marshal Of Columbia, Pa,
Tor timsduring the period of ths inva-
sion,
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-03-06

0lnoF Dalrota Nentiea.
The Hutchison county court convsnsssE
Olivet March IL.
Q. AcAllister is preparing 70 sssct .
cheese factory on his farm near Wolssy.
An e@ort i being mAds 70 sstshlish &
postoAacs II Lineein township, DuIly
county.
Il = rsportsd that - work oE vsbaild-
ing ths university at NitcAall WIN CO.
msnce 4 onos.
Il compliAncs vith i seeeot osd9 4sua
II vr dspastlusnk 0lask Hills Aatsana
~ nov fuTniahine ~ oasis9a + Hsst
Msade viii cesalsy hos j.
The handless n Asn snnDese -
psople - "a lsooe11ll1 ~ 80 f61
bo0&A Dah0e lIsSs1 - m &.
cA6n se4 - w Z e
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-03-06
SERIOUS DEFICIENCY.
THA + - THE MEASURE OF c, N. D ST.
p. RAILWAY FINANCES.
The Figures Of Oflt-Parnolls TFiumph-Fall-
Ing Floors--A Gigantic Tunneling Scheme
Other Late News.
An Unfayorsl,le showing.

The financial statement of the Chicago,
Milwaukee h st. Paul railroad company
for 1883 was fled with the Wisconsin rail-
road commissioners at Madison on the
2eth ult. 1t is the most unfavorable ex-
hibit yet made by any western road for
the Last year, not excepting the Chicago,
Burlington 4 Quincy. The disburse-
ments were ~, 4,6S9.703 in excess of the
gross income. The following are items:
Construction supplies, ETC., 81, 73l ,s2l;
equipment, $1,343, ,622: operating ex-
penses, &l6,548.7 .724; taxes, $82S, ,62S; in-
terest, $7,04S, ,976; dividends, $2, 270, ,73s;;
total. sas, Z rs, ,eo7. The tess! Gsess is;i
: 8
resign nom the board 81 directors 1t III
annual meeting March II. Nj. Ar1noaF
was asked: Il it true that you ase going
70 retire from the st. Paul directorT2.
~Such talk, +" he replied, isn't worth an
swering. / wouldn't run it down 1t were
v0n
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-03-06

Stanley instead Of being relieved and reS
victualed by him. Stanley was euabled to
return to Murevia in eighty-tw0 days,
whereas the journey from Yamhuga to
Wadelai occupied ten months. BaeA adds
that fresh letters from Stanley for Eng
land, written when Stanley departed from
Murevia to rejoin Emin, arrived at Stan
ley Falls just as he left and may back.
pected shortly. He says Stanley will not
return, either by the Congo or by ZaMzi-
bar, but that he intends to capture KhAr-
toum and wrest the Soudan from the
Mahdi. Baert expresses confidence in
Tippoo Tbs facility and SAYS Tippop's s
refusal to accompany Stanley was due to
his fears Of risGng the consequences OF =
prolonged absence from Stanley Falls.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-03-06

John Heller, q German, lived with his
wife and five children on claim two miles
from Dickinson, North Dakota. He and
his wife quarrelled and he threatened to
take the lives OF the whole family. His
wife recently left him, going to neiRh-
boris for safety. The husband followed
short time after carrying ride. he drove
the others from the house and then delib-
erately murdered his wife. after which he
placed the muxxle OF the gun against his
left temple and blew the top Of his head
OF. Before following his wife he locked
the Ave children in the house and dsliber-
ately set hre TO it. The children managed
to escape and were cared for BY friends.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-03-06

The BUYDR0' GUIDE 10
issued March and Sept,
each year. 70 10 IN enoy.
clopedis Of useful in1or.
mAtion for Ill who pu1.
chase the Injuries or the
necessities OF life. We
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-03-06

Moro Peaceful Prospect for Samoa.
A Berlin dispatch Of the End says The
recall from Samoa Of Herr Knappe, thej
German consul, has been promptly fol-
lowed by the dispatch Of Herr Stsubel.y
formerly consul general at Copenhagen tol
replace him. Herr Hteubel, after IN inter,4
view with Biamarck, lslt Tor HarQa ~
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-03-06

& fe1B6s Gntitle him 70 better pOst thent
1a1Aoa, but II his presence there n f0Ilow-S
ed BY harmonized. relations with America1
he will sbtnfH higher rank. 1t is ex-{
-DScted in official circles that complete conf
cord will be established as soon as Presi- /,
dent Harrisons cabinet gets thorough:
knowledge of the incidents causing thel
dispute.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-13

Curious effects appear when hqnids having
superficial tensions are brought together,
and when solids containing volatile proper
ties are thrown upon liquid With two
liquids that will mix, as water and alcohol or
ether, the tension at the poiut bscomes null,
and the lighter dtid spreads out over the
other. This Is followed. according to NJ Van
der Mensbrugghe. by retreat Of this Huid
toward the point where it was dropped, in
consequence Of an increased tension given to
that point by the cooling tina, follows the
evaporation Of the dropped liquid II the
liquids will not mingle, as when oilor turpen
tine Is dropped on water, the drop spreads
over the surface, forming thin layer upon
Il which Is marked by beautiful plays Of
colorS
ii. Devaux exemplifies one Of these effects
by an experiment In which tin boat. having
. notch cut In the stern, Is launched upon the
water. On letting drop Of alcohol fall at
the notch the boat moves away rs If driven
by some repulsion There is. however. no
repuision, but the tension asterp has been de-
stroyei or diminished. while that forward
continues In full for,s to draw the boat on
ward. II a bit Of camphor be substituted for
the alcohol. its vapor has the same effect
upon the tension. and the boat may be made
to sail regularly. with considerable speed. for
hours This experiment Is made more spec
tarular by furnishing the boat with a mast
carrying Tag
In another experiment described by ~
Devaux. few granules Of camphor are
sprinkled upon mercury. and breathesi upon
ill a kind Of I've is formed when.a multitude
Of long tailed "tadpoles" appear swimming
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-13

In one of the biggest law offices in this city
there is employed a little pale faced boy,
whose bright eyes are forever on the alert to
detect something He doesn't care much
what it is so that it violates some Of the rules
laid down by his employers or seems TO him
to be wrong and needful Of correction, His
contempt for wealth and power is unstIr-
passed. and he will detect some slight tract
ure of the rules by famous man and chile
him as quickly as though he were the poorest
client on the list of his employers. His little
desk is near the entrance, and here he sits
throughout the day with his pointed chin III
his hands and his eyes fixed upon some bloody
tale of hairbreadth escapes. But his wits
are always on edge and the fall Of the light
est footstep without causes him to prick up
his ears and listen with every fiber Of his
body When the person enters he asks:
who did you wish to seer
"Mr. -"
"what did you wish to see him aboutr
81 will tell him."
very we'll"
Then the boy resumes his reading, and the
visitor, after puzzled glance at the row OF
little offices. says:
Please tell Mr. - that Mr.. Smith is out
here and would like to see him.
"Wh hat aboutr
Bless your impudence, what's that to
your"
The boy returns YEARLY to his book, and
pays no further attention to anything outside
of IL until Mr.. Smith weakens and says:
Tell him | want to see him about the
Blank matter"
Then the boy looks up and says with an air
Of renewed interest in life:
''Oh, but can't. cause Mr. - isn't in He
has just stepped out"
when will he be inf-
Don't know
"Wili he be in again todayr
Guess not
"Do you know where he sf-
"Ye<ir"
"Wheref'
Europe New York Sun.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-13

At the bottom Of the item the sender writes
the words. How is this for Texasf' II ~e
are to reply candidly 10 the question we may
say we have great doubts Of the item being
true.
The item says that boy 10 years Of age,
son Of farmer near Navasota, climbed up
corn stalk III or,irr to get half an ear OF corn
which was to h. roasted for the whole family
He sat sstride II tin ear and began to saw of
half OF it, as that was all he could carry to
the house. While doing this he slipped and
fell, but managed TO save himself by being
caught on the top Of a stalk Of miilet, and
clasping his arms around it he slipped safely
to the ground, but his rapid descent set his
clothes on fire and he was badly burned on
the limbs AID body. He then put out the fire
by crawling into cucumber. OF course this
may be true, but we have grave doubts about
it. even if 1t did happen in Texas Detroit
Era,, Press
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-13

What common place Frau Marie Louise
must have been Cine day after the Duke de
Eei,lls--sdt's death Dr. Roullett was called in
to attend some If her Neipperg offspring In
passing out y their rooms be saw in the
nursery child drawing as cart plaster
cast to which it had fastened bit Irvine The
hollow part was uppcrnost. The doctor stoop.
ing to examine it found it was the drss
Napoleon's cast and was told it was given to
the care OF the empress butler with orrie1
that he was never to let the Duke de Rcichstadt
see it. The nurse finding it in press gave II
to cross child to amuse it aud so it came to
BE- used Us a toy cart. Doctor Roullett obtain.
ed it for the asking and presented it with the
cas-. of Mozart and the collection Of skulls left
to him the DOCTOR by Gall the phrenologiss
to the Museum Of Basien.-Paris Letter.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-13

Warmth Is very important for the ssed;
exposure to the chiils should be sI'upuloasly
avoided Bronchitis is the malssiy most to
b feared, and its attacks are very easily pro
vokei Many old people safer from more or
less cough during the winter months, and
this symptom may recur year after year, and
be almost unhessiei At last, perhaps few
minutes exposure to a cold wind increases
the irritation in the lungs, the cough becomes
worse and the difficulty Of breathing increas-
- until s,,ffocation terminates in death. To
obviate such risk the skin should be carefully
protested By warm flannel clothes, the out
door thsrmcsneter should BE- noticed and win
tr garmsuh should always be At hand In
ccad weather the lungs should be protected
By brearhing through the npss Is much as
ponbas. ard BY wearing . Light WOODEN or
dlksa muG3sr over thu mouth New York
TfihnnA
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-13

On arriving in India | at once turned my
attention to the fish OF the country and their
culture and propagation. My delight on first
coming to these hills was unbounded, as
NV in the numerous streams a practically
unlimited opportunity for following my IA
vorite study, and resolved to populate every
river on the Neilgherries with mahseer. At
some expense obtained from Bombay box
Of young mahseer, q considerable number Of
which survived the journey to Metspollium,
where met the box myself. was delighted
to see a number Of strong, healthy fry swim
ming about and looked forward to having
in few hours successfully introduced the IN
dian salmon into the Neilgherry waters
Elated with the fortunate result Of my enter
prise, mounted my tat and rode gayly up
up the ghaut, dreaming Of thanks from his
excellency the governor in council, and posi-
bly, the distinction Of c. S. l. in recognition
of my public service.
was agreeably surprised when the gang
Of coolies, bearing the box. came chanting
into Coonoor fully an hour before the time
| had reckoned they could possibly bring
such load up the ghaut. OF course they
wagged their heads and patted their stom
achs after the manner Of all coolies. chatter
ing all the while with ape like vivacity the
words "sareium" and 'eenain," a present,
recurring with marvellous frequency. Pleased
with the quick journey they had made up
the ghaut. | parted with five rupees as a
present, and as they disappeared into the
bazaar FASTENED to inspect my box. Hor
rorl every fish was dead floating belly up
permost on the water For some time the
matter remained a mystery to me. All
knew was that my money was thrown away,
and the remainder Of my stay on the hills
was too short to admit OF the experiment he
ing repeated, even IL had bad the heart to
make It, OF course the coolies protested
their ignorance Of any reason for the distrs
ter, and had perforce to accept their state
ment
The truth | learned afterward from a
friend in the postotlice. A tappal runner
bringing up the mails overlook my coolies
and saw them deliberately pour every drop
of water out of the box through the zinc
ventifators. the iii being locked, Of course
On reaching the head of the ghaut the
wretches had refilled the box from the
stream Just below the Coonoor bridge and
then logged iauntily in with their burden.
and for carrying an empty case up the hill
they received fun pay and handsome
present. instead of the kicking they richly
deserved Black woods Magazine
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-13

AT the Pare Leopold. Brussels, on the 11th
inst, Leonn Dare actually performed the feat
of holding on by her teeth to sling suspend
sd from the car of balloon as it ruse in ths
air The balloon Of s.. SIS cubic feet capacity,
carrying in its car the inpresario Speiserini
and the French aeronaut Laehanlbre, rose at
6:l5 and it was only when Iona Dare
could no longer be distinguished except with
the all Of glasses that she drew herseK up b
the trnpeze and entered the car by tzsp-
door IA the lotion The balloon tiessmded
Afely on the estate Of the Cornte De Beaufort.
It Linden -T1nhn Err