The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-11-15

MsS. A1yiohs department AhoPSCtoh
Of the Woman's Relief Corps, took oc-
casion to visit the corps at this place.
in her official capacity at .he time of
the corner stone LAYING. She reported
that the corps is in a very tlourishing
condition. While here she was guest
at pr. y. S. Stewards.
The position of Dean Of the School
OF Mines at Rapid City, made vacant
| by the recent resignation OF Dean Car
penter, has been rendered Prof. Geo.
=. Duck, of the Lehigh University.
Bethlehem, Pa, and that gentleman
has wired his acceptance and was ex-
pectel to arrive this week.
Old Winter seems to have set in in
earnest, though this may be only a
scare. The weather has been cold ever
since Sunday, a little snow falling on
Sunday night, and three or four inches
OF Tuesday night. Wednesday was a
pretty raw day for this season Of the
year. We hope for some nice weather
yet.
The Australian system Of voting was
tried in Massachusetts at the last cleo
ton, and the sue .css Of the system is
acknowledged all over the state. There
were no loafers around the polls, a bet
ter class Of citizens were found at the
election booths. and the election passed
off more smoothly and quietly than any
for years.
Our Deadwood friends have had
cold water poured OH their railroad en-
pcctations. The officials Of the q. &
NJ. Ry., refused to make an appoint
ment to meet the Deadwood commit
mittec who We're to confer with them.
This does not look as If they were cx-
treme!y anxious to receive q PROPOSE
ton from them.
L. y. Bishop. of Burton, came over
to Hot Springs yesterday and made us
Il pleasant cal, THIS morning. He in
forms us that jeff Montgomery
h.ou sl:t over Is head of stage stock
and ccac:, 10 tic la,l s:oe... place, OH
Bradley Eia-, to await the opening
of he roaa. when he proposes TO put
on & stage line ostwean Burton and
Hot :p.ings ~.lh = station at the
Flats. He also thinks oF putting on a
line TO Custcr. VITA a iuacsion at the
Flats. Tassense. trains have not yet
b.en lut On but ii Is likely that they
will ne running next week.
The road will probably reach Newcas'
tie to-day.
The sixteenth annual session of the
: National Woman's Christian Temper.
ance Union was held in Chicago last
week. Third party politics have aus.
cd a breach in the organization, which
is very deplorable. A majority of thu
members favor an alliance with the
third party, and this feeling has caus
! ed many unions who believe i'll nor
partisan action, TO withdraw, and it i
feared others will follow. 1t seems I
pity that an organization which ha'
done SO much effective work in th,
cause Of temperance should split OF
this issue. Let the policy of the past
which has been 80 successful, continue
j, and their faithful, earnest work viii
not be without reward.
The state of South Dakota will in
few days have a fine temporary capite
building erected free of expense to tn
state with sufficient room to accomme
o date all the state officers and bot
Breaches of the legislature. This built
ing has been built upon the twenty
u acre reserve belonging to the C. & NV
.e Ry Company. in the very heart of tn
l. city. The land is leased to the Capits
" Building Company with the provisio
that when the permanent capitol
!, located at Pierre it wilt be donated an
decided to the state. Tine land is wort
" at the very lowest estimate $4,000
:. In addition TO the above liberal don;
ton the company has subscribed S1,N(
toward the erection of this Temporal
capitol building. This shows that I'll
y, Northwestern is i'll full sympathy WI
Of Pierre and will do al! i'll its power
y. advance her interests.
W When l think of the towel, the ol
fashioned towel, that used to hang I
H. by the printing house door, thir
NJ that nobody in these days of shod
adj can hammer out iron to wear as
ad wore. The tramp, who abused it, Il
.s- devil who nscd it, the comp. who e
at it when these two were gone, Il
makeup and foreman. the editor, pc,
It'll man, each rubbed the CRIME off, viii
10. they put a heap on. In, e and II
der. twas blacker than thunder, 'tw
" harder than poverty, rougher than 81
from the roller suspended, it new
in was Bonded, and it Capped OF the WI
nus like a banner Of tin. 1t grew thick
and rougher, and harder and tough.
and 1aily n,,t IN a more mixer In