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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-31

Counterfeit silver dollars are circulat-
lug in Reading, Norristown, Phoenix.
vile, Pcttstown, and other schuylkil
Valley points.
By the upsstting OF larga Iadle Of
molten steel in the railway works Of
Crewe, England. Friday, 20 wotkmen
were seriously burned. -
crowd ct Olonmel, ireland, Thursday,
attempted TO rescue sone prisoners sroui
the police, but tho later were reinforce a
aud this prisoners landed in iail.
Sir William Buell. Richards, O.. Cbfef
Justice Of tho Supreme 0outt of Canada,
diea in Ottawa, on Saturday, aced "A
yeGrS. He rstiIed from the bench several
years nRo.
Tho people Of the towns of Iuaalla and
Cimarron, Kansas, rival coltesianis for
county aent honors, arc daily receiving
arms, and serious trouble ia feared
Troops eie OF both towns
Inspector Byrnes Of New York anvs he.
will see that Chsuucey johnson, fhe nctn6
bank burglar, who was run ont OF Phiia.
dclphia Thursday and went to New York,
will do M crooked work ia The latter oity,
The sheriff on Saturday levied on the
buildings of the Manhattan Hardware 90.
Of Rsaang, pa. The court has declared
the company insolvant, and the claims,
asGrega'ipg over $50, GOO, will, it ID stated,
swallow M all the assets.
While tho steamer Republic vas max.
ing fast at her douk, in New York, SIN
day, some accident occurred, which
caused the boiler raom to ne filled with
steam. All the engineers and fiteuon
were scaided, two, il ia fsstel, fatally.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-31

Henry s. Ives and George IL. stayner,
the bankers, we've arrested on Saturday
in New Ycib, apditquired to giye's250 OGO
bail for trial in connection with their
Cincinnati, Hamilton g. Dayton railroad
dealings. Counsel for the company say
hat lhe railroad is suing the accused for
~, $4,000. Tbs bankers spent Saturday
night at the St, Clair Hotel in custody Of
deputy sheriffs, pending Efforts to cus
bail. They spent mont of Sunday IL
consultation with their lawyers. Monday
evening thsy wore Transferred from The
Sinclair uuuse TO Ludlow streat jail, Nov
York, having fat'sd to secure the $780,
900 bail demanded.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-31

happy ever the news. OF late the general
sentiment had b9ep that Mr.. Blaine would
be called 10 The office which had been
iendered him, although no one ever
heard any intimntion from his Iips TINT
/ lie expected or desired place In the CAB.
! met. II he had any knowledge that the
place would be offered him lie kept ii
| secret.
Joe Msnley Haid 81 don't question the
correctness Of ths report. I do not be-
lievo tbs Presidsat elect ever contem.
plated raaking auy other selection for the
Secretaryship q State"
wAsAMAKkR ron TIE NAVY.
WAsHrNeroN, Jan. 27.--N wEs stated
OF the clubs to-day that John wananlahar
would succeed Secretary Whitney in the
Frelinghuysen mansion as we'll ag ia the
navy department. Whi,ney's lease OK.
pres coon after Inauguration day. He
will ioaYe the house very much improved
since ne took it.
GENERAL NOTES.
Mr.. Herr hes introduced Ia the West
Virginia Legislature bill requiring GOAL
operators TO pay minors for all coal pass
ing over bslfinoh screen and he savs
until this bill has been passed.
a bill has beeu passed by both houses
OF the Arizona legislature providing for
the removal Of the capital from Prescott
TO Phoenix.
Governor Church Of Dakota is having
q fight with the territorial Legislature. II
turns on the appointments FOR the next
two years, and the Legislature, being
hepublisan, wishes TO prevent the APP
pointments being made by the present
Democratic governor. Tho LATEST scheme
10 detett the governor is to adjourn the
two houses of the legislature until Preai-
Gent Harrison shall hEya appointed a new
governor. les Is recommended oy the
hadiunls.
The decision Of tile supreme court OF
Pennsylvania thGt Ihe act OF 1887 10 I'M
constitutional hns crested a municipal
madala in Asrriahu-g. A new cOmgacn
ccCnoli W.! be elected next month, aud
the Republicans have decided to naIni-
nsea & mayor also. although the prsaent
mayor was elected for fons years under
the act Of 1874, and, it is said, cannot re
displaced.
The electoral messengers from all the
States except Flor In bad Monday de-
kohltSA VIII IEusluenL pro tenD0Ee In
gals OF the Senate the certificates giving
the results of the meeting of tho Presi.
densial electors IN their Respective states.
Tho time for the reception Of certificates
expired ut midnight last night. The vote
OF F!orica will be counted even should
the messenger not have reached Wash.
ingtcn in time, but hls delinquency ouid
require the Secretary Of State TO send a
special messenger to Florida to secure
tue ttiplicate copy of the meeting Of the
electors from the judge of the district.
The messenger from Texas has made two
Journeys to Washington. the irst csrtiR-
cate not being accepted because Of an in
Formally il it. The United States will
pay his mileage for one trip only. The
messengers from Colorado, Kansas and
Alabama will be unable TO receive their
mileage allowance until the votes are
counted on February 18th, as the letters
identifying them were sealed mp in tho
envelopes containing the votes OF their
states.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-31

In the matior Of curaiives what you want is
something that Will do Us WORK while sou con-
unue TO do yours u remedy thni viii give you
no Inconvenience nor interfere with your bust
moss. Such remedy is AGLcoCE's PoRors
PLAsTgRs. These plastsrq are purely vegetable
nnd absolutely harmless. They require no
change Of diet and are not affected by wet or
cold Their action does not interfere with labor
or business; You can Toll and YET be cured
while hard AZ work. They are so pure that the
youngest, tho oldest, the most delicate person
Of either sex can use them with great benefit
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-31

Ihafe y ~ QUESTION ABOUT r. Whosver
neeleets cough or cola, docs 80 Of the rlas
Of his or her hie. To-day il ray DO easily
eontEcl AZ nexg week tho lungs may 80
full a. tub-rclos. Think Of this. no rot
wiltully rnsh 10 n cjnsunptlve's crave,
Remember rnat q few doses Of tIInles
Honey of Hp-ehouni and Tar" VIII enra
any COLI or cough, Il taken enrly enough.
RaInambsr also, THAT there ia Crieia when
ell medication IS "too late" too l4tel'
PlLe's Teo.hache Drops cure IN one
ninule.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-31

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 29.-Robert Steel
has received telegram from Mr. Eek.
stein, who vent to San Francisco to closs
the purchase Of the trotting stallion Ante.
vclo for $4,000. The horse will be
shipped east at once. -....
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-31
! NeLIIe eirnn, snrtorln ncr..

= NV YoRK, Jan. a8.- Among ths pas.
seaBets who arrived from England yos.
terday on tho Eturia were Mss.
Nellie Grant SarIofis, Shs married
daughter OF the lats General Grant,
and her two children. Colonel
Fred Grant went down on tha revenue
cutter Chandler TO meet hia sister. Mrs.
sertofis went from tho steamship to tho
house Of her mother, ut 3 East Sixty
sixth street. A member of the family
said that Mrs. Ssltoris was bore simply
on visit to her mother. Mrs. Sartoris
did not intend, it was said, to make n
long visit, and expected to go back to
England in Few esks.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-31
ooUNTERFEZTERs CAUGHT.
A Complete Concentrating Outfit
Gaptured,

INDIANAPOLIS, IsD., Jan. 28.-Two men,
giving their names as John Clark and
james IL. Smith, but who were subse-
quently ascertained to be Arbuckle and
staley, were arrested Saturday night on g
charge OF passing counterfeit silver coin.
Arbuckle was held in $500 and Staley
in 81 600 bonds.
staley lives near Charlottesville. Horny
county, and visit to the room occupied
by him in that neighborhood yesterday
resulted in tho capture OF complete
counterfeiting outfit. Nothing further
has been developed about ASbuokle.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-31
moore's Shortage is $1,000. 600,

INnrANAPoLIs, Jan. 2O.--Eyery new
feature OF the Moore deislea,ion is sem
sation. Now comes the information thre
not $500 900, but 81 co. COO, ia the
amount OF the shortage in his account
with the Connecticut Mutual Company.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-31
OUR FEIG FIXED UPON.
A German Vessel tlRnnoundes Al
u.s Ameriean Saiter,

PANS, Jan. ga disp4tc TO the Temps,
from IiDzlbur, SAYS: An American sailing
vsssel, bound from Aepzibar 70, madagascar,
her masts was broken.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-31

A SLIGHT COLD, II neglected often attacks
the lunas. BBowNs BRONCHIAL IRlcnEs
tsye sure ana Immediate relief. Sud only
an foxes. Price Is cents.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-31

PEsTu, Jan. 29.-Mt. Joseph Block, the
United States consul here, has been Ie-
called.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-31

TIE came effect produced by oos;ly sui
phur bHtns axe accomplished by Glenns
Sulphur Soup.
brown Coo,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-31
BLAtNE's FRIENDS c1NFIDENr.

AUGUSTA, Me-. Jan. 27-Tha news
that the premit rship in President Harri
sons cabinet had been offered Mr.. Blaine
was received here yesterday afternoon,
and was generally crsiited, especially
when young James Blaine said his father
hsa accepted the place End had gone to
Indianapolis Young James Blaine came
down from Wnteiville to enjoy bis Sun
day respite from lis apprenticeship lsbors
Of the week, Snd was apparently feeling
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-31
a yoNE soLn For 4 400.


fSDIISsrotts, Jan. a5.-Phe Senate has
beon considering the report OF the elections
COO mittee upon the esse NJ Scott Ray, ed.
tor Of nc sholbyyills Democrat, agains.
Samuel j.. Carpenter, rNs II. 4ipriIy report
wes IN favor OF ssdttng Iiqy. aGd choig j
Carpenter with EayiaR purchased luOue
ihnn enough votes to i sYe wiped on, his
mfi jrity OF 10 over RIy Instances were
cited where money was latt in managers,
fset-ha Kos aud other places In barns ami
outaCuses 20 DO found by men who prom,
isei - vote for Carpenter. some men were
paid $50 foi tEsir vote aud the suffrage of
Others was stauted for Gs little as 81. Ole
man reeeiy d a hog fpr his vote. "These
matters b'cnine SO notorious" the report
ssyS. that wren Carpenter came to town
corrupt and purcAa.ahle voters lowered
around him ind Licked a:ier him j X rul-
tures"
IDo minority report ATTEMPTED 10 evplain
thu instances Of Bribery cited hy a.l,Iipg
t9at the InNn"y WA pets f3r legi iuAt. lut-
poses, hut y ialGl 70 siueldats Jla mat gtl.
aud 10 box maih0d OF payment
waite It Is certain thai Csipnuer will ba
uns-ate j., there b some doubt rs 70 wh0thsr
Ray Will be admitted. p, se,dent in L..
dlana iarors declaring the sea: vacant AID
ordering u LgW piprsiun
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-31
A pIsAvowAL FROM FRANCE.

In this connection Secretary Bayard
st9ted on interesting faos not heretofore
made pablo, During the troubles grow
ing ont of tho seizure Of the HsStian !Re-
public tha French representarivei III Hayti
is said to have interfered i0t the pnrposel
Of bringing about the confscation of the
steamer. Secretary BgyRrd comnuni
Gated this fact so the French government,
which promptly disavowed ito agents
conduct. Here he had ground on which
to act, and he acted with promptness and
deoiHion.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-31

CONGRESS MUST DETERMINE.

MIR. Baysrd brings out very olasrlY tho
reasons which preclude the administration
from proceeding auy farther in the
samoan matter without distinct exprss.
sion from Congress. The resources OF
diplomacy havo been exhausted. Ger.
inrny, while continuing to profess tho
utmost friendlinegs for this country, hos
goneon, step by etep, in her euoroachments
on the Samoan Islands, md Cur protests
be7e been disregsrded, She has, in fact,
violated u distinct agreement reached BY
Mr. Bayard and the British and German
ininistets at tine famous conference in
Washington, about which so much has
been said. That agreement was that
Ssn oan autonomy was to bs respected;
that tho penpis OF Samoa were TO be per-
mitted to choose their own ruler. Instead
Of Observing that compact Germany has
endeaYored TO force King Tamssese upon
them. New tho question ia, shall the
United States declare themselves ready to
hight, II nesd be, in orier to secure indie
pendence to the Sap0ins? It il for Don.
Eresa 10 decide, ahce With Congress re.
sides the constitutional pnwer of deter
mining the question of Peace or wsr. Ths
Pr sident having used Lis ''gocd oilires'
without avail tbs only recourse is armed
Intervention. He mas not tho power to
take any steps in this Giraciion, aud
hrnce be- counts the sutj ct to Congress-,
which a'one can determine whaS our fu-
tute course is TO be.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-31

HOW Mn. BAYARD HAS ACTED.
New YORK Times Washington special.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 25.-Atter General bar-
rIson has taken the oath OF Office, ap-
nointed a Secretary OF State, and had time
IA look at the Samoan correspondence,
which the senators OK the Republican
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-02
washington's Convention.

OLYMPIA, w. T., July 3l.-The con-
ventiou taking up the report of the
committee on state, county and muni.
cipal Indebtedness, the first clause
lining the Indebtedness to S+O0, 900
passed after several hours; Of cities,
towns and counties limited 20 u per
cent Of the assessed value of property,
except in & three-fifth vote, when 1t
ear be increased to per cent; n future
increase of per cent allowed for sew
ers, waterworks or llghting g by three
fifth vote. A hard fight Is being made
against the clause and II looks as II II
would be lost. Strong bodies Of prom.
inent citizens are here from all over
the territory urging the striking out
Of the clause, and it is freely predicted
that II not struck our several counties
will poll large vote against the adop,
tton Of the constitution. The republi.
cans having organized the convention
on party basis, sll fault will be laid Il
them aud the party leaders. The re-
publicans are urged to be Dere carefu
or both constitution and party will b
beaten this fall.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-02
The Helena Convention.

HELENA, July Sl.-TGe convention
to-day considered an article on revs-
nue.. The legislature may pass geuer-
al laws for taxation to any property;
mines to be taxed according TO valve
paid the United States for the same;
machinery is subject to special taxa
ton as private property, and cannot
be sold for taxes, one and one.half
mills on the dollar. The Secretary
giving the legislature power tp make
lp the deficiency bill was accepted.
The convention in committee of the
whole il now considering the article
Of interpretations.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-02
ACorner on Ballet Girls.
A Scheme Gotten up in Chicago
to Corral all the Ballet Girls
in the Country.
Managers will Have to Employ
Their Amazons from the Trust
A Novel Enterprise.
A Corner ON Ballet Girls.

CHICAGO, July ALI the ballet
girls Ia the west will soon be under
the control of the wealthy English
syndicate, which has headquarters
and resident partner In Chicago. The
English capitalists are now looking at
the business of America as well az
other business, with a view Of invest
Ing their money in players and play
houses. The intelligence that New
York manager had been offered $780,
600 for two-thirds interest In his house
was hardly received from wires when
novel and extensive trusts were dis
covered within the walls of Chicago;
w. II, Morton, Of the Columbia the
atre, Is agent OF the company. II has
become so 1ifficllt to secure good bal
let girls that such scheme was abso.
lutely necessary. Morton has already
secured 5000 girls for the trust, some
OF them will receive a regular salary
the others half pay, but all will be at
Morton's beck snd call. These gen
tlemep were seen and frankly admit
ted the existence Of such a scheme.
"The idea Of forming Ballet Girls
trust,n said Morton, first occurred 10
me last month. / enlisted Henderson
and McVicker in my cause. and last
week the English syndicate purchased
three-fourths interest In our enter
prise" Manager Henderson. Of the
Chicago opera house said: "Yes, we
are interested In the Ballet trust, Nc
Wicker and | are silent partners and
viii Morton its prime mover, We in
tend TO contract all ballet girls, and
hereafter all managers will have to
birs their Amszonian beauties from
us.n
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-02
won't Pay for Telegraph,

WASHINGTON, July gl.-Acting
Secretary Bachelor has issued an
order suspending payment on all bills
against the treasury department for
telegraph duriag the current fiscal
year. The action is based upon a
letter from the postmaster general TO
Secretary Tracy in which he says:
"Inasmuch ms fixing rates for govern
ment telegraph during the current
fiscal year Is still unsettled, have the
honor to request that y.u will please
suspend payment Of any telegraph
bills against your department or any
branch thereof until official prou ul-
CATION by this department Of an order
fixing rates In the future"
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-02
Democratic primaries.

The executive committee OF the
democratic county central committee
met yesterday evening ~ the rooms
of L. c. Dear, with Chairman c. w.
Buliard in the chair.
The committee fixedSaturday, Aug.
10. for the ho ding Of primary elec-
ton for the election Of delegates to the
county convention. The day Of the
convention was fixed for Wednesday
afternoon, Aug. %, at . o'clock, at the
court house, where there will be Sc
lected six delegates, who will go TO
the democratic convention 10 be held
&C Anaconda on Aug. 26.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-02
The Hunters Tale.

did l have many curious advent
ures in Africa1" said the loquacious
stranger. ''oh, yes. But perhaps the
funniest OF my experiences was when
! was treed by zebra in Mbunoto-
land. was sitting under a tree eat
ing my noon luncheon, when a fips
looking zebra came running at me
like mad. Quick as fash / climbed
up the tree. The animal jumped for
me, catching his fore legs in the low
or branches Well, sir, there we
were: He couldn't get away and I
couldn't get down. At last a happy
thought struck me. Just turned
about and descended on his stripes,
which made very good substitutes for
rungs, and then 1 sat down and quiet
ly finished my luncheon by the side
Of my animated ladder" And as the
finished there came a subdued
sound, as OF Ananias turning uneasily
In his ve.-Boston Transcript.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-02
No Retaliatory Measures,

OTTAWA, Ont, July 3l.-The report
that the Canadian government had
urged the adoption OF retsliatory
policy in regard to the seizure Of the
schooner Black Diamond In untrue.
The csbineg after discussing the mat
ter, forwarded two kilograms from the
Victoria collector to the governors gen.
eral with the request that they be for
warded to the colonial office. The
cabinet also requested that ber ma
jesty's government should adopt
prompt measures to protect British
subjects on the high sea.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-02
The Change In the Times.

CHICAGO, July 3l.-The Daily News
says Affairs on the Chicago Times,
which has recently been the subject Of
. good deal Of newspaper comment.
underwent another change at4 O'Clock
this afternoon. when Joseph Dunlap
took entire charge Of the editorial end
news department. Of the pspsr. His
occupancy Of that position signallses =
complete route Of the J. J. West intsr.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-02

Columbus 6. Cincinnati 5.
Cleveland 0. indianapolis /.
Boston 0, Philadelphia 0 (rain).
New York o, Washington 0 (rain).
Pittsburg 0, Chicago 0 (rain).
Brooklyn 0, louisville 8 (wet
grouDds).
Baltimore 0, Kansss City 0 (wet
grounds).
Athletics Z, 81. Louis 8.
st. Paul s, st. Joseph 8.
Minneapolis Is, Denver 8.
Omaha s, Dcs Moincs Is.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-02
PRICE FIVE CENTS.

der the new constitution. The follow
ing places have been selected for regis-
tration and registration officers re az
follows:
]. Miles City. James Clifford.
2. Sadie, John Blskely.
8. Rosebud, A. Sloggy.
4 En- tab, Ms-on q. Guy.
.. Hi'r- Ranch. Powder river, Jos.
Farnum.
8. Forsyth f, ). Becker.
7. Terry, c. E. Joubert.
9. Carpenter d Rotiuson's Ranch,
Rosebud, John Robertson.
8. Muddy, y. r. Pre-.ay.
10. Ramsey d BzsmAu's, Rosebud,
Fred Ramsey.
IL.
II. Robt. selwsy'-, PumE kin creek.
Robt. selway.
l3. Ashland. Sam o'Conncll.
IA. Lays Ferry, Tongue river,
l5. Smiths Ranch, Big Beaver, f.
W. Smith.
Is. : l. Ranch, Pumpkin creek, Ed.
Stevens.
IL. Powdervile. w. E. Bernard.
Is. Alzsda, g. b. Marshall.
~. Bloomer's ranch, H. Beckeriyke.
%. Ekslsks, ]. p. Hedges.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-02
Twisting The Lions Tail

VICTORIA, B. C., July 3l.-Indigpa-
tlon is felt here over the seizure Of the
schooner Black Diamond In Behrine
strait. by the United States revenue
cutter Richard Rush. A public meet
ing will probably be held and resolu-
tions passed for transmission 10 the
Imperial parliment. asking that their
government interfere In behalf OF
British subjects.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-02
Reported Murder at Powdsrvilies

Yesterday Judge Schwartz received
q letter from Powderville, stating that
murder had been committed there
by a cowboy, In which the cook Of the
"7e" outfit had been killed, and re-
questipg that the coroner be sentthsre
Immediately. The letter was vary
brief and hsd the appearance OF Esv-
ing been written with difficulty. IL
did not state the name oi either the
murdered man or the murderer OF
hoy ,he murder was done. Coroner
Snverman aud Louis King started Tor
the place Immediately after learning
Of the affair, and 1t Is net expected
that full details will be- learned onnl
they return 10 the city. which VIII
probably be Tomorrow.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-02
A Horse That was stolen.

Birkle 4 Truscott received a letter
yesterday from sheriff Enochs. OF
Sheridan 6ounty, Wyo., informing
them that the little rosn horse that
they have been driving In their de-
livery wagon for the past six weeks
Is possessed Of n history and is the
rightfUl property of Chss. ]. Elsner,
OF Sturgis. OAK, from whom he was
stolen in December last by Arthur
Abernethy alias Redmond, who 10
now in Isll ut Pierre, Dak., for the
murder Of w. G. Duncan. Sheriff
Euochs has traced the horse from
Redmond by purchase TO VIM. Catfey
who sold him to Thos. Youngman. he
to Frank Lyman, he to Sam Thur
man, from whom Birkle Il Truscott
bought. Mr.. Ellsler will be here in
few days to prove properly and re-
cover the horse.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-02
TIN Public Debt.

WASHINGTON, July 3l.--It IL esti.
mated at the treasury department
to-day that the decrease In the public
debt for the month Of July is less than
100000. This is said to be due to
unusually heavy disbursements during
the month amounting TO $50, ZOO, 900,
the payments of account aggregating
over $l5, $50, 900,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-02

est. Dunlap hiss for he last two years
represented the interest Of Mrs. +. G.
Story, the Pido1 of the late editor Of
the Times, and when the West move-
ment became such tina, she no longer
cared To be associated with IL, she re-
signed from the paper.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-02
The Fast 5, oreau Voyage.

New YoRK, July 3l.-The City OF
Paris arrived at Sandy Hook this
morning, having completed the jour
ney across in fve days, twenty-three
hours and ten minu'cs, beating all
records.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-02
South paketa Conyention

SIOUX FALLS, July Sl.-There was
a slight increase in the attendance at
the convention to-dsy, About dozen
members were present. No business
Was transacted. The delegates will
arrive tomorrow.