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Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-11-08

Dr. P. H. Cro- PATRICK M'GARRY.
ms"
Tow did you recognize it9'
By his general appearance. 1 knew it
Fas Dr., Cronin's face, only it was little
aoated.
Dr.. c. W. Lewis, DR.. Cronin's dentist,
F>flled that ne had known DR.. Cronin
sie SIX years; was his dentist, and had
y luently examined the DOCTORS mouth.
sae Doctors lower jaw was peculiar. DIR.
.s"'s had filed the right upper bicuspid
oh for the doctor with rcd rubber and
'''" Its popularity.
VI Lewis said he made two sets of
.4''e teeth for DR.. Cronin. Not long be-
gre MS death the dentist had prepared a
F,s'er cast of the patients mouth.
nay q Lewis went to Carroll's UNDER
sSh5 establishment, OH Chicago avenue,
' !, there saw dead body, which he
@ei'l'ied as DIR. Cronin's. The plaster
A. }'e mouth with all its peculiarities.
- also found the red rubber filed tooth.
t'G dentist missed peculiar plate which
-F FAD Inserted in The last set of teeth he
.'a''s Tor the doctor. 1t was not i'll the
"l mans mouth.
l'n You identify this:'' asked MIR.
recognize this as plate made for
...., eronin. 1t is peculiar because the
a ,y,a on it are part of kind that come
''9 in sets.''
ii 'sslst y, County Physician Egbert iden-
has, I' The plate and teeth as the same he
H. aken from tho body at the Lake
e" morgue.
y" VI, Egbert was recalled ut the open ing
NJ afternoon session and was examined
4. W. hynes. sie gave description OF
No. "ooGds Oh Dr. Cronin's head. Inns
tn' d medical and also general descrlp..
a. !, y. The wounds at the outer edge Oh
h. ;sie eye. and the back of the head, on
law, and those on all portions of the
'on p !, A piece of bone had been broken
h.. 'Ae skull at the corner of the eye:
was little blood in the right
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-11-08

In regard to Washington s,a the people, Of
would be the effect Of the conclave of the
Knights Templars upon its chances for
securing the Exposition of 1892 they
would never have invited the Knights to
90 there. The Knights went there 35, COO
strong, and said that Washington could
not accommodate them for even few
days. aud laughed at the idea of her TAX
ing care of 250,O 900 or more strangers
daily for six months. The excessive heat
and scant supply of water ere also insu-
perable objections to Washington as Il
site for the Worlds Fair.
GILES GRAHAM
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-11-08


A Washington special says: From one
canvass of the house of representatives il
IS reported that Mr.. Reed, of Maine, leads
IN the race for the speakership, with So
votes, while Mckinley has 81 votes in
slght o. Cannon, Of Illinois, being third
WIN oo; burrows fourth with l3, and Hen
derson, OF Iowa, fifth with IL. This can
yass is interesting as much for what it
promises In the way of second choice as
TOT what an it shows for first choice. 1t will
take % votes to name speaker in the re-
publican caucus. Mckinley is the second
eholce of 126lmembers, while Reed is sec
ond choice of only IS, including the So
who are for him as a first choice. But, if
1t comes 1d to second choice. Cannon may
get 70 votes, taking some from both Reed
ana Mtcekinly. According to this canvass
New York is not to be solid. as was re-
solved last spring, but will give IA votes to
Reed, 2 to Mckinley, 2 to Burrows and /
to Cannon.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-11-08

describe the teeth?' FRANK T. scANLAN,
Ede front teeth were very largo and
apart and one was out. The lower
til were small. /"
E'avid P. Ahern: a tailor, had known
! Cronin for some years and frequently
" him daily. lie recognized the body
| the morgue by the imperial on his chin
the shape of his forehead.
George Finger and William Michel,
(orers who assisted in removing the body
BIN the catch-basin, each described that
GRAFTON.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-11-08

The convention of squawmen in the
Chickasaw nation, called to memorable
congress to allot the Chickasaw lands in
severalty and give the nation territorial
government, has been postponed until
after the adjournment ;of the Chickasaw
legislature.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-11-08

The spread of diphtheria and scarlet
fever in Lawrence, Mass, has become SO
alarming that in all the Catholic churches
the priests have warned the people not to
visit from house to house any more than
necessary. Funerals of victims Of these
diseases will not be allowed from the
churches.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-11-08
1x-Police Capt. Wing Of Lake View was

Ine uexC witness.
Capt. Wing was i'll
charge of the officers
who took the body
from the catch basin.
In one detail he diff
fered from a previous
witness. Capt. Wing
said the body rested
with the head in the
inlet from the CATCH
basin to the main
sewer, while the feet
were near the grating
i'll the ditch. Other
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-11-08

EVERY man knows how mean he is
himself, but he is not absolutely sure
about his neighbor; hence his fondness
Tor gossip.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-11-08

AT Chicago Judge Prendergast has
issued wrts for the arrest of William E.
Kent and Thomas Downey, who, it is
charged, attempted to perpetrate the
fraud in the Fifth and Sixth wards OF
changing the names OF judges for the
primary election
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-11-08

ENGLISH bankers have formed syndi-
cate to bridge the ST. Lawrence ut Quebec
and to build railroad on the north shore
of Quebec to the straits of Belle Isle.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-11-08
nf the cix1,.srryice Commission.

The annual report of the civil-service
commission will be completed in time to be
to the President for reference
in the preparation of his message. 1t is
understood that the commission will recon-
mend u number of changes ia the law es-
pecially relative to increasing its scope and
means for its rigid enforcement.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-11-08

The deaths i'll London last year
numbered 7S,94S, or 1875 per 1000: in
New York, 40,175, or 1888; and in
Paris, 1915 per 1000.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-11-08

THE relief work of the American
National Red Cross in the Conemaugh
valley of Pennsylvania is ended, and Miss
Clara Barton and her corps OF trained
assistants haze left Johnstown for their
homes
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-11-08

J Catholic Order of
resters. He last
j. Dr.. Cronin alive
ew minutes before
! doctor left his
|ne in the buggy
lwn by the white
I'se. He saw the
liz at the morgue
Lake View al..l
fosnized it as DIR.
|,nin's. He identi-
it by the general
|gsarance, the hair,
ii A~Ig-s
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-11-08
EARTHQUAKE IN EUROPE.

Turkey anh Italy Visited by Seismic
Wave.
London Dispatch The Mitylene light
house has been wrecked by an earthquake.
Slight damage was done in Constantinople.
Shocks in Italy caused serious damage. and
some loss of life occurred at Gallipolli.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-11-08

The man who believes in nothing is
as big fool as he who believes in
everything.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-11-08

THE new postal card works at Shell
ton Ct, are turning out 200 cards per
minute, or 2, 400, 900 in ten hours.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-11-08
soma diseased

"By exclusion, can,' said DIR. Moore
and then, over Mr.. Forests objection,
the court allowed DR.. Moore to testify on
this point. DIR. Moore said that there was
no evidence of any cause of death, and he
believed that death was caused by the
wounds.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-11-08

ny +. SEAMAN. ance
Frank Seaman testified that he had
pwn Dr. Cronin since 1884, when the
rtor examined witness for admission to
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-11-08
sPEAKERsHIP GUEssEs,
WASHINGTON ESTIMATE UPON
STRENGTH OF CANDIDATES.

Ciose Race Between Reed and NlKinley-
"a LIVELY Crossing War in Minncsuta-A
western Tascott in Crinoline - Other
news of Other Sorts.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-11-08

angle and his in
'nSe friendship for
r Cronin has made
tn Il prominent fig
e in this case. Mr..
ieGarly said that he
al known DR.. Gro
III about four and
a1-halt years, and
'r the last year had
ut the doctor at
.n'- three times a
eek. He saw the
= " at the morgue.
Whose was it:.''
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-11-08

rApT. WING. witnesses, mainly Mr..
esch, testified that the position was re-
lsed-that the feet were i'll the sewer
ct In other respects the captains evil
nee corrobora ted that of other witnesses.
There was some anticipatory excitement
leu Patrick McGarry was called. Mr..
aiarry's we'll known antipathy to the
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-11-08

FrOm her lnOJneT she reCelVeu UlaIIlUnu
brooch and diamond star-the largest gem
of the latter weighing twenty carats.
Prince Hutzfoldt's parents gave the fair
bride an elegant diamond necklace of
curious design, and pretty ornaments for
the hair or dress containing large pearl
aid Il number of small diamonds was the
present from the groom. Mostall the other
presents consisted Of diamonds.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-11-08

Total. .................. 81
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-09
Norfolk Notes.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispstch.l
NORFOLK, June $, 1883.
The truckers on the south side OF the
Elizabeth say they Will not make a d0ilaI
this season, owing TO the excessive rams ana
disastrous hail.storms in Nav and the unre-
munerauYe prices IN the northern markets.
I be farmers will commence digging potatoes
next week. but the crop u very short, ana
even Il they do realize the prevailing good
prices it Will not save them the losses on
other stun. The potato crop Is usually
heavy one IN the county. They are worth
to-day 50 barrel.
4 negro inccHdiaTy named George Brown
WAS arrested this morning about > O'Clock
while irving 10 set fire 10 q row Of buildings
on Green street ~ Portsmouth belonging 10
Judge l.. L. Watts. TINS Is the first IN
ceudiarv arrested for years. He was sent
on for arson.
some time to-day Secretary Tracy IS ex-
pected TO arrive here with Commodore
Brown from Annapolis sud inspect the
naNy-yard and new dry.d0ck Just hnlshed.
This morning the last Of the tiremen leil
for home-the two companies from koa-
noke. They were pleasantly entertained 10
Portsmouth last night
A number Of additional appointments
have arrived at the nayy-yard, aud the
Democrats are being gradually nred out ana
Will all be gone IN another week.
The Mayor has issued an appealto the clti-
zens Of Norfolk for aid for the Johnstown
sufferers.
The exports OF coal this week fell of to
5000 tons.
Mrs. General George Z. Pickett who
came here to attend the memorial exercises,
lett for Washington last night.
Mr.. II. q. Oehrchs, the Charlottesville
fireman injured Dy being thrown from
hOse-carriage on Friday morning, viii be
able 10 return home in = day or two. lie was
considerably better to-day and IS now cared
for at -. Nincents Hospital.
Mr.. i. 7. Dadmun. general secretary OF
the stanton Young Mems Christian Asso-
clston, Is IN Tire ciy, and goes from here to
the Eastern shore.
Pickett. Buchanan Camp will carry sixty
men 10 Petersburg on Monday to take part
Ia the MemOrial.day exercises.
w. II. Berry, who shot and Killed the negro
sailor George Washington on the schooner
CORRIDOR yesterday, wss before the Police
Court this morning and was sent on for trial.
Berry is from the Esppahannock river near
UrbAns.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-09
hfECKLEN BURG.
Railroad Mas.er.-The crops. DC.
rco-resTondeDce Of Tho Richmond Dispatch.l

Correspondence OF the kClnonl Dsphtchl
CHASE CITY, VA, June $. 1889.
From the Brunswick line all through this
county 10 the Carolina border work IS pro-
Pressing RAPIDLY Oh the Atlantic and Dan
Vile railroad. The rad passes within
mile II the Blue Wing c0pper-mines Of
Grecnyille county, y. c.. and the entire
distsnee Il trsYeTses Mecklenb burg the survey
indicates will le fortv-tye miies. which viii
maxi Ire county subscription SljG50O.
Since the water, In the streams have re-
cedod the loss and dsmSSs do not appear as
great "a was first TeprcSe nted. The ROa-
uoke rIvcr freShet was not very destructive,
and one farmer Informed me that he had
known the water TO be perpendicularly
twenty feet higher than the recent freshet.
our county jail is now unOccupled-an
event most unusual for this county. The
la, two prisoners, connned for wisdemeAnOr,
broEe he non bars and escaped this week.
Rev. James NcAden died IN the lower
end Of tins county on Thursday. He was
10 ms ninety-sixth wear. lie Joined the Viz
ginia Conference OF the Methodist Episcopal
Church In l6l3.
TIE heavy traffic over the railroad passing
hJfe uoccSs itated the removal Of the llRDt
Tait and substituting heavier Tor the hog -
cnglues. The work has been completed
from heySvlle 10 CiarksVille.
The building Of the South'Side Maze
Academy progresses finely, and II Will De
ready tor occupancy by the lst OF OCTOBER.
The architectural design is impoSin2' ana
the grounds, with the natural growth OF a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-09
STANTON.
Com on sncement New EutcrPriseS-
Farming.

Correspondence OF tho Richmond DsDatch.l
,IrNE $. 1889.
The Augusts Classical and Military Acade-
nv Professor Charles :. Roller. principal
closed verv fine session Yesterday. There
were MANY distinctions. The scholarship OF
Washington and Lee University was award
cd TO Mr.. W. l.. Reeves, Of Augusta county.
The spirit Of the community is fully en-
listed in manufacturing development TIE
Dispatch has heretofore kept the outside
world informed OF our progress. The stock
holders In the Stanton sboe-iactory met last
night for the purpose Of organization. MI.
Robert W. Burke presided. 1t was fine
representative meeting OF the business peo'
pie. A tenth OF the capital stock OF s2J.OOO
was paid up. Charles l.. Weller was elected
president, !. WITT yice-preSicent, and VI. y.
Bradley secretary and treasurer. These,
with the fohewiue- named gentlemen, con-
stitute the Board OF Directors: Is. +. EaAie,
G. G.. Child, A. {. BraXton, and Arisla
lloge.
The charter for the company is ready for
the order Of tie court and recording and
the board will proceed al once TO Locate ana
emnp the establishment. Nr. T.. II. Sickles,
Of Philadelphia. q practical workman and
manager and the largest stakeholder, VIII he
the manager.
The weather is clear aud cool. The wheat
fields begin 10 take 90 the gold OF green,
and farm work, after q brief lapse fol-
lowing the heavy rain, Is assuming normal
state, CANlON'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-09
variety OF shade trees, can be made attractive

variety OF shade trees, can be made attractive
and picturesque. This section was greatly
in need OF an educational institution OF high
grade. and a mere suitable, healthy, and
accessible location than this place did not
exist.
Cards are ont for the marriage OF Miss
Belle Atkins. daughter Of Hon. W. 7. At
kins, OF Boydion, on the 18Th instant, to
Mr.. Carson. OF Charlotte, n. c.
Kansas men are prospecting here Tor
lands. Some have como and others are
writing making inquiries.
The Methodist District Conference has de-
clded TO hold the next meeting al THIS place
on The Goth Of July.
Meherrin Lodge OF Freemasonry will have
public celebration here on Thursday next
and lecture by Rev. J. {. Rosser, OF the
Methodist church. This lodge Is in four
ishing condition. Mr.. Y. Cook Ogburn,
Jealous Mason, is worshipiul master. j.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-09
SOME NEW PRICE CUTS IN
WHITE GOODS.

A special inducer - the sheer Whte imported
India Linen M IT,. slightly iml erfect;
White India DimNy a. 1c. - rdicuiously
cheap.
French corded Pilue A. i0c-this quality was
never sold before under lJ'-
Sheer White Linen d'ireland with raised Whlfo
strched stripe ~ i2iar was PIE;
sba.~ tVhifo India Linen with co'oref and tlaci
laro stripe a. g. has always been i2a-;
White Cream, Pink, aud Lifht-b4Ae >olt mNl'
At lSc. regular 2lc- qunnty;
BLACK SILK Null az G3'. 1h.s price Is beyond
SHEER Plaid Linen do India beautiful quality a.
lOc. ,,
Lace check and sfripe India iinen for ycking
and for cool dresses al IKE was one'AA"y
-Oc.
Cream Crin1ie Seersucker, tho Sc. quality tor
Dr..
ColoreI Curtain Scrm. hesutfil styles AMI .u4'
the thing for simmer curtain, s. fhav io
no' show dirt or ~ spccas, tte i>s quality
cAOsiug out ~ = IT,,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-09
Storm In Kansas.
fFNRh ~ ~
tBy telegraph TO tho Dispaich.l


WICHITA. KAN, June S.-This section was
visited Yesterday by a most severe storm,
The western part OF Sedgewck county and
the eastern part OF Kingman county suffered
most. ana space twenty miles long by I'VE
miles wide was swept over 10y the cyclone
A farmer named Rogers and his family were
Killed. and many others are homeless. A
heavy rain was followed by hail, which lad
low the grain and fruit crops. In west
SedgeWick county many houses ana narns
and acres Of crops were ieielled 10 the
f.ropud
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-09
IficI,ing Acain.tthe Ros..
Especial telegram to The Dispatch.l

:
WAsHlNGTON, ID. G., June S.-A celega-
ton Of negro Republicans from Virgins,
headed by Matt. Y. Lewis, VINO publishes
The Petersburg Herald. called to-day on Pre-
,ident HARRISON and loudly protested against
Malone beng recognized hy the Admins
trat,ou in the matter a patronage. They
declared that Malone did not even have the
support Of the negroes in Virginia some
Of the party said this evening that General
Harrison told them that he did not intend TO
give Malone full swing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-09
Warrington and Lee University,

The following is the programme OF the com.
mencement exercises Of Washington and
Lee niyersty:
sunday. June lGtn: II A. M.-Baccalau-
reste sermon, Rev. ". ". Moore, ID. d.;
9P M.-Address before the Young Mems
Christian Association, :. NJ. Sayiord.
Monday, June 17th: II a. M.-Annual
meeting OF Board Of Trustees; Z. NJ
Annual regatta; Q p. M.-Flnai celebration
OF the literary soeietie-.
Tuesday, June lsth-Aumni Day: p.
Mammal meeting o. Alumni Association;
9 Z. M-Annual address before the Alum
nj. Professor W. Taylor Thorn.
Wednesday, June 19th-Commencement
Exercises: Delivery OF diplomas, certil-
cstes. prizes, &c; 10 p. M.-Flnal ball
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-09
THE AGED AND IN
IL FIRM POOR
You are most respectfully invited to visit tho

You sre most respectfully invited 10 'lsll inc
HONE FOR TIE AGED"
under tho care OF tho Little Sisters Of the Poor,
during heir pOUND PARTY, which takes pace
this week. commenting MONDAY, ION instant,
aud continuing all tie week.
Visitors VIII be- made welcome az any hour OK
the day.
contributions Of al kinds (groceries fuel,
wearing apparel. whether new or OLD. g. VIII
De gracefully received. In return the prayers ot
tie inmates win DO offered Tor all contributors.
Tho increased number ot old people there
are hundred now in the Home oDiigcs the Sl7-
ters 10 mako general apr llcation % me charity
Of The public so enable them 20 provide for the
pressing wants 81 their aged charges.
For the convenience ~ those who cannot visit
the Home contributions may be- left al the foi-
lowing places: Mr John VI. Higgins, Seventeenth
and Franklin sireots; hessrs. K. J. Christian &
c.. sli Main street; hr. John j. Rankin, Pluo
and Cary streets.
Nost-Maiu street cars pass BY the Home
le s-lw'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-09
PErERsBURG.


tCorrs spon1ence 81 the Richmond Dispaich.l
PETEEsRJRG. june :. 1889.
This morning the body Of Mr. Thomas D..
Nize. the llAlilax-stTcet blacksmith, who was
drowned in the river on Wednesday MORN
lDg lsst, was found lyiuc high and dry on an
Island a short distance west OF the Noriolk
and Western railroad bridge. 1t had evil
IDENTITY bcen washed there by the food and
l.ft BY ;l,e Ttceding waters The deceased
was 8 strong swimmer. but be had been
gathering driftwood and had weighted him
sell down with rubber boots and legsings
for protection.
The body Of young Harold Wood, who
was drowned on sunday last, was found to-
CAV some seven or eight miles below the city
Coating down the current.
OTHER NEws.
4 temporary structure is TO be erected at
once across the Appomatox river at the site
81 Campbelrs bridge, the county Of Chester
field aud the city Of Petersburg. through
their respective representatives, having come
10 an agreement on the subject.
The supervisors OF Chesterfield have
awarded 10 Mr.. spencer d. ITey the cons
tract for rebuilding the bridge over Swift
cr,ek, 6t the turnpike crossing, at cost OF
500. ROBIN ADAlR.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-09
A. sAKs AND COMPANY,
HARvEsTERs FOR THEIR PATRONS,
1903 MAIN STREET.
1891
LOWER AND LOWER
We DO not refer TO tho river, but 10 the prices
M DESIRABLE AND sEASONABLE GOODS at
LEVY g. D.lTZS'S.

We thought prices could go no lower than
they we're. but the causes exist and to force our
sales up 20 tho figures We have before Us We
found it could only be done by A BIG CUT ALL
THROUGH THE VARIOUS STOCKS.
The beauty o; dealing with us is that you have
something substantial 10 stand on-TlIE ONE
PRICE SYSTEM AID GOODS MARKED ~
PLAIN FIGURES. When we mark goods down
you have the evidence Of your own Dyes. Our
stock Is beyond doubt the choicest in This city
whilst our assortment IN each department
makes each complete.
We handle only STRICTLY FiRST-CLASs
GOODS. hence when you consider that you can
now buy these goods al oo:tom values you mns'
not hesitate to call and purchase freely. We
have never before ia oil our business expert
ence known good goods 70 be sold SO low as We
are now selling them.