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Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-07-02
NC'l'IvJtL.

NOIIsJE.
THE LOS ANGELES CITY WATER co.
will strictly enforce the following rule: The
hours for sprinkling are between 6 and 8
O'Clock A. M. and and O'Clock P. N. For
violation of the above regulation the water
will be shut OFF and o fne of two dollars will
be charged before water will te tnrned or
again.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-07-02
STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
GnTrNrv ON TnG ANnrrUa ( nbs

| { ou
COUNTY OF Los ANGELES, I ''
We do soemnly swear that we have land
each OF US has a personal knowledge of the
matters contained in the foregoing Report, and
that every allegation, statement matter and
thing therein contained is true to the best of
our knowledge and belief
tSigned) L. c. GOODWIN, President
(5ignad) W. NJ CASWELL, Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 1st
day of July, 1889.
jy2 15t T. L. ROWAN. Notary Public
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-07-02
MISCELLANEOUS.
1776---F FOURTH OF JULY 1889
Anniversary of the independence of the United States

Of Exercises Process on--L Literary Programme and
Grand Fireworks Display
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-07-02
SEMI.ANNUAL REPORT

@ EMI ANNUAL REPORT
OF THE
LOS ANGELES SAVINGS BANK,
Showing it's Financial Condition on the morn
ing of JHly l, 1889.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-07-02
Santa Catalina Island.

9th inclusive, the Wilmington Transportation
Company's Steamship "HEkMOSA" will make
regular voyages to AVALON, CATALINA ISLAND.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-07-02
BANK STATEMENTS

STATEMENr OF THE CONDITION
- OF THE
LOS ANGELES COUNTY BANK,
At the opening of business, July l, 1889
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-07-02
LINES OF TRAVEL.
Pacific CeaSt Steamship 20.

4ooDALL, PERKINS d CO., General Agent.
SAN FRANCISCO.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-07-02

NORTHERN ROUTES
Embrace lines for Portland Or, Victoria, B. G.
and Puget Sound Alaska and all coast points.
SOUTHERN ROUTES,
Time Table for July, 1859.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-07-24
THE wHlrECHAPEL FIEND.


An EnElishman Arrcsts.tl Who C0nfssses
To All Of the Butchcries.
An Englishman has been arrested in
LONDON on charge of having murdered
the woman whose body was found re-
Gently in Whitechapel. He confessed. an !
said that the weapon used was an Ordin-
ary pocketknife. He declared that he had
just arrived from abroad. His actions lndi-
cate that he is insane. HIS identity is
carefully concealed for the present by the
authorities. He has confessed that he
murdered all the ten women whose bodies
have been found in and about the White
chapel district. He gave the names Of his
victims, the dates upon which he killed
them, and all the CHASTITY ana indecent de-
tails connected with the terrible crime.
The police believe that he is . lunaic, but
tat possibly the story he tells is true, an |
hs 10 the man for whom they SO long have
been searching.
The name OF the man arrested on sus-
picion of being the Whitechapel murderer
IL VIM. Brodie. He was arraigned aud
8 ated to magistrate that the confession
made by him to the police was true. The
prisoner was remanded for week.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-07-24
INTERNATIONAL MArRIMoNy.
A Prominent English Politician to Wed u
Brilliant American Girl

Prominent English Politician to Wed u
Brilliant American Girl.
The engagement of Lord Edmund Fitz-
maurice and Miss Caro- inc Fitzgerald, an
American heiress, is the talk of London
town. The marriage will probably take
place next autumn. The bridal trip wll be
made in India to visit Edmund S
brother viceroy of India
Lord E mund is 46 years old. tain,
slightly bald, with close cropped beard,
and wears spectacles. Since Dix retile1
from politics there is no member of the
liberal party in the house of commons
Mr.. Gladstone excepte who has Fitz-
maurlce's knowledge Of diplomatic ques-
tions. When the liberals get into power
again he is booked for place in the gov.
srnment. While Gladstone was in power
Edmuuds record as under secretary was
very good. He is hard worker. great
reader and has multitude OF facts ut his
fingers ends: we'll up on the eastern ques-
ton, and has been special envoy OF the
British government to India. He has
written much on eastern manners an
customs. Miss Fitzgerald is Il, of short
stature, blue eyes and dark hair. Her
mot or, who is daughter of Eli White,
Of New York, is rich. She owns real
estate there. Miss Fitzgerald's wonderful
knowledge of languages aud her deep
esudition for girl Of her age brought her
in contact with the chief literary people Of
London. She has just published volume
of poems called 4Venetia victrix," which
is attracting much attention and favorable
reviews
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-07-24
ANorHER cLouDnURsr.
Dir~iu, Results OF Too Much Rain In West
virginia.


Dirsiul Results Of Too Much Rain In West
Virginia.
The greatest disaster which ever befell
the Little Kanawha valley Of West yir-
ginia came in tLs shape OF terrible
eloudburst, which completely flooded the
country. destroying many lives, carrying
on thousands Of dollars in property and
running crops for miles. A deluge fell
about dusk Of the 18th and continued to
fall in torrents. The worst Of the
storm struck -.3 the lower side Of
KanAwha, filling the small tributaries from
bark 10 bank ard ending In the wosst dOod
III allection o4 the ollest M
A6&dtanS ~ tketo q ~
rose nix feet, and ran ont with such veloci-
ty that it carried everything before it. At
Parkersburg thousands Of logs and q num-
Der of boats went ont or were sunk. Mrs.
Isaac H. Tucker, Martin Lawless and an
unknown nun were drowned. Above. the
destruction was still greater. The Big
Tygart valley is completely ruined. The
big mill near its mouth went out and took
the Tygart bridge with it. In the va ley
all fences, crops aud much live stock was
lost. At Chesteryille, . small town about
ten miles above, half tho residences were
carried off bodily and left in corn fields.
In the Clay district, o Ane church and
three dwellings were wrecked. Several
steamers on the river were wrecked.
The worst story of all comes from
Morristown, q small village near the head
of Tucker creek, where the cloudburst
concentrated in all its fury. coming down
on the village about midnight. totally de-
str0ying it, together with many OF its peo-
pie. The first report gave this loss at
eleven. but later news seems to fix the loss
at a gre tier number. Houses are said to
have bcen picked up aud hurled against each
other in such o short space of time that
no chance Of escape was given the people.
At Pill Brush all the bridges and culverts
were washed away. II is impossible now to
enumerate the loss a. the river is still ris-
ing AMI tearing everything loose. A
freight train on the Ohio River railroad
broke through trestle at Harris Ferry,
completely wrecking the train aud fatally
injuring William Neptune, IN employe.
The wreck was caused by heavy wash
ont.
A later report Of the disaster says that
while complete estimate OF damage
done is not yet obtainable, enongh Is
known to mark it as the most destructive
in life and property ever occurring in West
Virginia. The scene Of the greatest dis
aster was on Pond creek, Jackson county.
and Tucker creek, Writ county. Pond
creek rose twenty tive feet in an hour
from the clou burst. The water spread
from hill to hill and carrie all before it.
Four men took refuge in the Thomas mill.
The mill was washed away and Edward
Boss was drowned. Thomas Black and
his newly welded wife we're washed from
their home and perished. Thomas Hughes,
his wife and four children fed from their
home, but the water overlook them and
none escaped but Hughes. On Tucker
creek seven lives are reported lost, hut no
definite information can be obtained. The
loss Of property il immense and will run
up into the millions.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-07-24
DO THE DEAD LIVE AGAIN.
Not hey ond, but Here-That Question
Agitaies (SeOr1ta.

Not Hey ond. but Here-That Question
Agitates Georgia.
An Atlanta. Ca, dispatch says: A
month has passed since John Pickett ex.
pi ted the crime Of murder on the gallows.
The memory of the event has been re-
awakened in remarkable manner. The
report comes from Sumpter county that
Pickett is still alive and living in that por-
ton of the state. That after hanging his
body was taken in charge by friends who
worked successfully at resuscitation. The
story has eated good zeal of interest
in this city, for il Pickett is still alive and
is apprehended, the question is whether
he can be again punished. He had been
declared legally dead aud the case will
prove one unparalleled in the history of the
state.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-07-24
TOO MUCH lsUrrER.
The New York Market Gr.atly Overstockes
with the Article.

The New York Market Greatly Overstocled
with the Article.
A late New York special says: The
large accumulation Of butter in this city at
present is almost without precedent, for
there is about $4,000, ,OOO pounds Of this
article stored in this city and immediate
vicinity, and the supply II increasing at
the rate Of about S95, 600 pounds Per week.
u ! 10 supply 3rom this state is large. hut
~ essaf 6nlk N ~ supply o. butser
c0ines from the western states. The aver
age quantity exported from New York each
week has bean about 5OO, 400 pounds It
this season Of the year. During the past
six days $50, 900 pounds wsre exported.
Tho amount Of butter consums in this
city and vicinity per week IL about l6, ,0OO,- :
90 pounds. Most Of ths prolucs msr-
chants here arc refusing to Buy any moro
bu ter ON their own account, ami will only
agree 10 hold and sell it on account Of the
shippers, and many Of the latter have glv-
en- instruction to receivers here not TO sell
below . certain figure. Exporters would
be willing to speculate X they could get
the goods cheap, aHd many receivers think
this would relieve the trade. Should the
shippers persist Ia their obstinacy I, is said
q break in thS market will occux~ before
long unless thsre u : falling Oh In receipts.
Mach butter IN damaged By LsAt on the
way.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-07-24

ing Howton. The inmates Of the gin
house barricaded the house and defied az
rest. The sheriff at once dispatched seven
deputies, armed with winchssters. to tho
scene OF the difficulty, and more trouble is
anticipated.
The deputy sheriffs all returned next
day. Scroggins, who remained to guard
the gin house at the scene Of the Simpson
Howton tragedy, told the inmates that
they might 20 undisturbed If they would
let him 60 to take care of Deputy Morgan,
who was lying wounded in the sun and
their guns. They agreed and came out
and went away. When the deputies ar
rived they had fourteen hours start and no
pursuit was attempted. Morgan IL still
ali,e. though desperately wounded.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-07-24
A sOUTHEKN FATALITY

An Excursion Steamer Mt Savannah Par
TALLY Wrecked.
The steamer st. Nicholas, with 500 col
ored excursionists Oh board. ran into the
closed draw bridge over st. Augustine
creek, near Savannah, Ga, demolishing
the forward part of the steamer. killing
two women aud injuring twenty-eight mon
and women, some of whom will die. Capt.
Boulineau, who commanded the steamer,
said the engines were reversed and backing
when the crash came. The upper deck
was carried away aud the pilot house and
hurricane deck crashed down ON the mass
of people, bur. ing them beneath its
weight.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-07-24
a PECULIAR CASE.


with Its Disc0yerer.
Fred J. Seymour, manager of the Ameri-
can aluminium works, of Findlay, o., died
last week, and it is now discovered that
the Sc ret Of the Seymour process of
making sluminum from clay died with him.
At the factory of the company, where for
the last two years aluminium has been sue
cessfully produced, tine information is
given out that the patents on the process
embraced every detail except the actual
conversion Of the materia' used into the
finished metal. 1t was the custom of Mr..
Seymour to admit no one in the room
where he worked at the riti, al moment
when the molten mass was to be divided
into its constituent p rts. He is supposed
to have treated the liquid matter with some
chemical which separated the precious
aluminium from the dress, and Il is is
part Of the process he carried with him to
the grave. The company b. reason Of this
fact has not vet determined whether to
abandon the works or continue un or some
new DrOc0S6.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-07-24
A s0UYHERN MURDER.

An Alabama Po.tn>ester Shot for Having
Seen the Contents \ Mail PackagA
postofiice at Gain, Lamar cS<pty. Ala, ad-
DIRE sed Cain" There was nj person liv-
ing there bearing the name, and The post
master returned it to the sender. 4 man
named Burrows called for the package after
1t had gone back, and being told thai 1t
had been returned, asked Postmaster Gray
if he had seen its contents. Gray said yes,
upon which Burrows shot him, and at
tempted 10 shoot Mrs. Gray and her sister.
Gray says that the package came TO the
Office partly open, and he could not help
seeing that it contained white mask
Burrows escaped. He is said to be q we'll
known desperado, already waute in Ar
kansas for other crimes.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-07-24
A big Land syndicate.

The Minnesota and Dakota Land and
Improvement company has Just purchased
65,OOO acres Of lani in North Dakota.
The company already held the title to 5O,-
coo acres, so that its total landed possess
sions now amount to between five and six
whole townships, located in Cass. steele,
Griggs, Foster and Stutsman counties.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-07-24
Sheep Raislng ln Dakota.

John Dukes, Of Beadle county, few
days since sold the wool from 1872 head of
sheep, each fleece averaging l0t pounds.
He regards sheep raising in Dakota the
most profitable business iu which farmer
can engage. Sheep here can be cared for
moro easily and at less expense than in
Illinois.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-07-24
HONORS To PARNELL,
His Popularity In Scotland Abunsiantly A
fnxfaA-

ms 1,Opulorlty Ia ScOuAnO ADOuuontly At
tested.
The freedom of Edinburgh. on his re-
cent visit to that city, was conferred upon
Parnell. The presentation took place in
the corn exchange, which was packed to
the doors, while hundreds were unable to
gain admttance. The earl of Aberdeen
was in the chair. Parnell was given an
enthusiastic reception, the immense audi
ence rising and cheering for several min
utes. Deputations from all the liberal So
cieties in Scotland presented addresses.
Gladstone, in letter to the earl of Aber-
deem, wrote: The time has not yet ar
rived for detailing the memorable expert
ence of Parne!l during the last two years.
l believe that experience to be unparalleled
IN the history Of the British statesmen in
parliament for the past two centuries.
consider the Parnelltes to be in the best
sense conservatives. They have been q
restorative force Of great value TO the
peace OF ireland and the honor of Eng
land. while ths tyranny of Il Q government
had deepened the aversion of Ireland"
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-07-24

l.,a .,e,.. !. ,.-s.s =. = - -. - ..'. -
10 ~. Il. 49, a,.s 80. ~ I, !.
h,.,;,..- .-.-... - ss., -, .s =.
=, -. !. - s.0'esA uu11'4 'nr yeai enuaug
suiy I, 1888. u shown that the home-
stead entries made last year were AIT, GOV.
erinu 90 oso .n.a. vs., ........
proofs were laid ON 492 entries. coyerinr
". s4o acres. Under the timber oultars
s,s.S Ssle ~ ,So sh.lles on os.asO acres
st.,.~ $3.50 .t.4ss.... - ruA.u .us sna aour M oeclal-
ssss} .,4 ssss.n. 81 ~. .ca ne cas-
.1r~.I ..s.s. "N. .O .ss -. 80 Sse eu.Iaos SsO
which ths ann 81 sss isi was 40 na; 49, -
~. Z 81. -. - I.
- r..s..-,. ~ -. N 80 \. \. D''as'-
~ couu'y 00tns oI snc psesene
fsaEs esQp " sAat y! 1911 - hsongh 4Fea
Ii1i|'|
Was well forned nfd ovsr s2ven Yy ojSs5 jS
length, OF rich, healthy hue. and ~
sao sao,n.slns ... as sne corn OF any country nm
,,oo,,1. - ~ - M;ao o o.I uay " Suy. ao VIC
i'.p p.e ,e.; - .no al'ssourl river vaisy afo rap
o.. 'Ga.,us .nst corn ~ not oniy SAFE
cereal of the valley ~ '' 'as
m,
-, g., 49, 4"p'" wv
o."'0 'no"s 'n"t Ia June tneie were
M"ae twenty-eight timber culture filings
comprising 4,3l4.s9 res; thirty-six
homestead entries. 5.636.5l acres; twelve
a no ,,.o nomss'eau entries, iGso acres; FORTY
u.,.,a.", ~ 1-e.ap'lon nihes, o,'2o acres; one
.a:., oi aPPaca''oh, io?; one adverse;
six mic.,ral entries. AL al scre. Ths tatsi
receipts for the month we're 50, 4Sl.77.
Michal Zacher, indicted for cutting
timber on government land w.s san,on..5
in the United sta,as court NJ Grand rorls
to thirty d vs. im,r,sonmant aud ~ nav
fine oY a3n0 r., ]. ;na,.., - ,,...s, -.
tence. said that hs ws,,s.,. - pp..I.. 81 so. =.
mple of the case. hree other parties,
charged with the same offense, pleaded
su...y anu were nned va and senten.e ed
70 TWO hours imprisonment iu Jail.
"A wiid man was recently captureE on
the Grow Greek reservation. lie had evi-
IDENTIFY been wandering about for days, and
was almost naked. When discovered he
was eating Old bones thar he had found on
I ,shst %ne. h;a s ~ insane ana cannot tell
~, - Ae % " "neuee NO c"aue.
'''one en''r'na''on "orks AZ
- ~ oy a.s w" unuef tease 70 'ne
harmony Mining company. The lease
is to treat mot lsss a than "1u ssras .as cypsnv
day, paying % Der tom for tho use Of tha
piant.
James Harding. OF Deadwood. hal a
marrow Escape while attempting to kill a
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-07-24
POINT UNION WEDNESDAY,

l. ", X g * IL X /
while in this country every source from
whence workmen could b. secured was
similarly covered.
\ Good authority il given for the state
msnt, also, that 500 rides were stacked IN:
m Old barn in the vicinity Of Homestead,
Tor tire immediate use OF the strikers
should occasion require, and men from
other mills were in readiness to respond 80
a call for help from their Homestead
brethren.
The amalganAstea officers went to Homs.
stead to explain s!he terms agreed on at
the conference. 1hsre were only : few
dissenters among tho men. These wers
some Of those most disastrously affected
by the reduction. The terins Of the sgree..
mont we're finally agreed u unanimously,
and the mon will BE- ct woFs again ss soCn
as some necessary repairs Il the works
can be made, which will require but few
days to complete.
ANOTHER BskOkEN DAM.
The Hsckins vsii~y Dsvsssassd " a.
OverfaIi HesssvvslP.
One Of tie most disastrous storms ever
known IL the Hooking valley cnlminats1
The iirss of m wstk d ths brsaking ot
ine s.ssI. LID dam heId "a ssofs sss
large body of water that supplies the lower
levels Of the canal. The heavy rains had
filled the reservoir full. when suddenly
the dam gave way and the water went out
through the valley, taking with it every
moving object. or twenty miles the soil
is plowed up. Trees, fences, crops and
hundreds of head of live stock were swept
away. No lives were lost, because the
hous. are situated ON o bluff that over
looks the valley. The canal for miles is
wrecke d i thousands Of feet OF railroad
track are wx.he away.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-07-24
TRIED IT ON THE DOG.

Barsei h,at Graham sscrifioss Good
DU to Test Bad ssoat.
Hundreds N people crowded to the
southern shore Is Goat Islant and Three
Sisters Island, at Niagara, the a,hsr IL.
ternoon, TO witness the effect Of ths trip
Down tAs rivsr md over HorsssAos fails
Il Il es; d sa|s ss:i:sls sss sss 4 !. =
It contained New Foundiand dog secure
ly strapped to canvas suspenders attached
to the inside of the barrel. At first it
drifted lazily onward. but soon the more
rapid current caught it. The barrel seemed
to keep far toward the Canadian shore un-
til il got we'll into the rapids, when it was
speeded somewhat toward the American
ME. At $3.50 o'clock it reached the brink
of Horseshoe falls and passed over little
west Of the center. Many eApectant eyes
watched for its appearance on the rufiled
surface. but il did not show up. Pieces Of
the barrel were picked up soon afterwards.
The dog was not to be found.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-07-24
BEERING UP.

The English Syndicate Sti,l Gathering In
Our Beer Making shops.
Alt Lynge and {. N. Nader. representa-
tives of the English brewery syndicate. are
in Indianapolis. Ind, negotiating for the
purchase Of the Schmidt and Lieber brewer
es, va ued ut $l,OOO,0 600 each. The cor
respondence has been in progress for sew
eral weeks, and the parties have about
come to terms. The Schmidt brewery,
which the syndicate seems most anxious to
secure, was established twenty years ago
on capital OF $4,000. Its annual profits
are now estimated ut over $lOO,UoO.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-07-24

4 - ssssssese - y - - ~ x - NJ:
p ctbss = Il lIll IA 9 81 f u 4 ri M
than routine ~ ths Following q ~ lls1sl
date:
Tho committee on compensation Of pub
lie oihcers reported cotton 2 article 81,
precisely ~ il stands in the Sioux Falls
constitution. II gives salaries % follows:
Governor. $500; secretary Of state. treas.
urer, auditor, commissioners of school and
pnbic lands, and superintendent Of public
instruction. each 81, 500; attorney general.
$1,000; judges Of the supreme court, 32,-
bO0, and Of the circuit court, $4,000. After
the year 1880 authority ID given the logislA-
ture to add $500 to the salaries Of the
governor and each Of the judges.
In this section lust one word was
changed and that was that no officer should
receive any fee or perquisise in addition 70
salary above mentioned. The word See.
was substituted for salary.
Tho judicial committee have agreed ON
the following report ON Judicial districts:
First District Union, Clay. Yankton Bon
Turner. Gregory Meyer. Trfpp. and that strip
OF oftssritosy Of the state west oifhs Missouri and
east OF the 90th meridian.
second District Lincoln, hinnehaha. No
Third District -Brookines, Kfnevbury. Deuel..
Hamltn, CodtnSton, Clark, 0Tnnt Rohsrts. Day
and the WAhpston and the Bissst0n reservs-
Fourth District -Banborn. Dawson. Aurora
Rrule. Buffalo. Jsrauld, Hanson. Miner, Lyman,
Ftf.h District Beadls. sphinx. Brown and
MAs~hall.
slath District Hand, hyde. Hughes, Sally.
Potter. Eauak Edmunds. Wslworth, Campbsll.
seventh nisirics- Pennington, Custer, Fall
River shenns.,. Washabaugh Zlebach, Nowlin
Sterling Jack.en. Lugenbell and al thst por-
Eighth District--IAxssncs, Meade and IN
that portion Of the ststs north Of the Big Chey-
west Of the Missouri river.
The call Of the 70 Of standing commit
tees, on the 18th, brought ont : dozen 70.
ports. which were as follows:
Legislative department, election and
right OF suffrage, on 70 ,eral relations. on
exemption, on military Affairs, ON olu. n
ti0n and school lands, on state lnstitu-
tions and public builoings, on mines, min.
ing and water rights, on banking and cur
rency, on executive and administrative, on
seal and coat of arms. on manufactures
and agriculture, mis0eilan ous.
All ct these reports ws.s made : special
order Tor the 23d. In none Of them have
any changes, beyond 4 necessary verbal
change here and there, been made.
Under the consideration Of special or
ders. the half dozen reports submitted on
the 18th we're taken up ono BY one and
adopted. They were a. follows: On COM
pensation Of public officers; on public as
counts aid expenditures, on amendments
and reviai0n ~ fha rOn atii uf;<,n ~, es.,
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-07-24
DELUGED WITH WATER
WEST VIRGINIA., roo. GETS A DIsAs-
TROUs &aINFALL.

Prepsrsy and Lives Lost in .he Little K-na-
wis Valley : Excursion Accident y,
Savannah A Whitochapsl Arrest o her
News.