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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-28

UnitaS sSre tree TO all subscribers in the
! n''eu states, Canada, or Mexico '
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-10-29
NORTH DAKOTA,

An agricultural college and experiment.
station has been established in this State
Capt. Powell. who has charge of tha ex-
penditure of 100000, appropriated by con
gress TO improve the Missouri river between
Sioux City and Fort Benton, will have Els
headquarters at Bismarck
William Car michael, eighteen years old, be-
came engaged in a quarrel With a farmer
named John Bockhouse near 0mis The
boy went home, secured a gun. returned to
the scene of the quarrel and killed Bockhouse
instantly. Carmichael escaped.
1t is stated that the reason why the Red
river is SO low at Fargo this fall in spiteo
the rains is because q dam has been put in
down near Pelican lake. or somewhere III
that vicinity, which causes the water to flow
through some other stream in place of down
the Otter Tnil into the Red river.
The w. c. T. u, of this state atits last
convention at jamestown. created a depart-
ment OF charitable work and elected Mrs
Linda Slaughter superintendent. The OBJ
;eet o. this department is to prevent suffer-
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-10-29
Thoughts From Sturgeon.

When a man has a particularly
empty head. he generally sets up for
a great Judge, especially in religion.
Every donkey thinks itself good
enough to stand with the kings
| horses.
There's more in good preaching
than taking q text, and saying, first
ly, secondly land thirdly.
The worst wheel in the wagon
creaks most.
Proud looks lose hearts, and gen
tie words win them.
The preacher who measure himself
by his looking glass may please a few
silly girls, but neither God nor man
will long put up with him.
Those who do as Rome does should
go to Rome and show their colors.
None but a very silly sheep would
wear VOLTS clothing.
They who teach goodness should
practice cleanliness.
He that makes himself a sheep will
soon find that the wolves are not all
dead.
If you let your neighbors put the
calf on your shoulders, they WILSON
put on the COW.
The way to avoid great faults is to
beware of small ones.
Better offend your acquaintance
than lose your character
Learn to say, No. and it will be
of more use to you than. to be able
to read Latin.
Never be security for more than
you are wiling to lose.
Paul was willing to bear stripes
for his Masters sake, but he did not
forget to tell the magistrates that he
was a Roman.
( scrubbing spots out Of leopards is
nothing at all compared to leading
a downright obstinate man.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-10-29
Children's Feet.

is the part of the wise mother,
then, to carefully watch the feet Of
her little ones during their tender
Years. Keep the head cool and the
feetsWarm, Z is a faithful admonition
especially adapted to the children.
With many, wooden stockings should
be avoided altogether, especially
when they cause itching or sweating
of the feet. Preparation will be alb
sorbed by the wool, making of the
stocking a cold, clamlny mass. more
to be dreaded than the most Tempt
ing mud puddle. = Equip such chill
dren with firm, substantial cotton
hose, providing wooden anklets or
leggins, if thought best, and their
feet will be warm and dry, except for
outward Wetting When this hap
pens, whether in child or adult, the
wet garments should be promptly
removed, the feet bathed-if possible
with lukeWarm Water-and vigorous.
" rubbed till dry. Where this is
promptly done, dry shoes and stock
lngs being put on, there is little dan
ger OF. serious results. Care in keep
ing the feet warin and dry is very
much better than muffiino the throat
and neck. Too often it happens that
a. thick muffler is laid aside, the child
steps into a draught of air. the per-
spiration is checked, and deadly lung
or throat troubles follow; whereas,
had the throat been but lightly COW
cred, the strong circulation of the
blood naturally keeping abundant-
1y warm, with the extra attention
devoted to the feet and lower limbs,
where the circulation is least vigor-
Gus, there would have been no danger
Gus maladies
While the child's foot is immature,
with yielding bones and tender mus
cles, it is OF greatest Importance
that care be exercised in all that per-.
tains to the shoes. if serious trouble
in later life would be avoided. The
shoe should Improperly, being neither
too large nor too small, and the
child should be taught to walk firm
ly and squarely upon it; as soon as
there are signs OF the heel running
over, the aid Of cobbler should be
invoked, or a new pair procured.
More is meant by the cit OF shoe"
than is often realized. Unless the
hollow Of the foot is fitted, there is a
constant tendency to break down the
arch, making the foot flat and the
owner miserable; and the graceful
contour, once destroyed, can never
be wholly regained. In nature life,
except in case of disease or debility,
the muscles may be trusted to main
tain the true proportions. Good
/ Housekeeping.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-10-29
The Same Old Story.

Carleton Stebbins, a farmereighty
years old living near Palmer, Mass.
was swindled out of $4,000, by stran-
gers A we'll dressed young man
called upon Stebbins one day, osten-
sible to buy his farm The price was
agreed upon, and the man returned
next day to see a distant part of the
land. He took Stebbins in his car
rage and on the road a man on foot
stopped them and engaged in con-
yersation. He claimed to be :,
Southerner and did notlike Yankees,
us they had sWindled him out OF
large sums OF money by tricks at
cards The stranger offered to show
how the trick was played, and the
fellow in the carriage with Stebbins
was then induced to try his luck and
won So, 500. Stebbins was then told
that before he was paid his winnings
he must show that he was worth a
like amount. He drove with the
sharpers to Palmer, where he drew
81 400 from a bank, and at MonsOn
he drew 81 400 more. Returning to
Stebbi3s' house the would-be pur-
chaser OF the farm took a tin box
from the carriage. put Stebbins'
money into it and gave it to the old
man, telling him TO keepit till he would
come and take the farm After the
men had gone Stebbins found that
box contained nothing but q fen
9sticES
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-10-29

Boston Traveller: The disadvantages of
being deaf and dumb we're plainly demon
strated to the few pedestrians who CHANGED
to be at the corner Of Couft and Washington
streets at late hour last hight
Two men came along together and
stopped to have a look at the new Ames
building.
MS pretty high, isn,a it?' remarked
YES, it is, " replied No. q
At least it must be inferred that that was
the substance of their renarks, for they did
not talk in the usual way. but with their
hands. They were deaf mutes
They stood there and CONTINUED to CON
verse. For some reason or other the atten-
ton Of pedestrians was called to the queer
sight, for it was u novelty. It was notice
able that the nlutes were growing excited
over something. Their fingers were inov-
ing rapidly. and they appeared to be inter
rupting each other at frequent intervala
Suddenly No. / drew back his fist and at
tempted to strike No. 2. But the latter was
same time bestowing upon the other some
choice epithet with his fingers. OF course
no one could tell Just what was said, but
whatever remark was made it angered No.
/. and he made another lunge at No. 9, who
again lodged.
They continued their strange battle in q
funny way. No. I, with his fingers moving
like Mr.. Hydes, talked away at No. 2 at
lightning speed, and the other was not far
behind. TWAS a battle with noiseless pow
der, and how long it would have been K ept
up there is no telling, had not friend .of
the combatants appeared and acted as
peacemaker. They went down Washington
street. each telling the third party his side
or the story
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-10-29
The servant ouestion.

Servant hiring is generally regarded from
the point OF view OF the employer. Mrs.
Darwin, writing in the Nineteenth Century,
discusses the subject from the view point Of
the employed in an original it not con-
vincing manner. There is one peculiar
relic OF teudalisnl." she remarks. (which
needs reform 1t is strange, to ay theleast
oft that the mistress should. be entitled
to have written and formal character OF
the servant, and that the servant. to
whom the situation is everything that
is most important in life should have
no formal opportunity given her Of
Judging the situation, of hearing of the
character of the household This, which.
common justice demands, could be easily
renedied without any extra machinery
by the following plan: Every mis-
tress should choose referee, or
two referees among her servants.
past or present who had been with her not
less than two years. she should give the
names and addresses of these two referees
TO the servant whom she Is inclined to en-
gage before she writes Tor her character
from her last mistress. Mistresses could
then gather statistics and make generaliza-l
tons as to the situations which were most
highly recommended and sought alter by
the best and most competent scrYa. IS. z, sss
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-10-29
Bucklen 8 Arnica SaIve

The best salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, letter, chapped Hands.
5hilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup-
ions, and positively cures Piles. or No
gay required. It liz guaranteed to give
effect satisfaction, or money refund
d. Price Is cents per box. Sold on O.
e. Rons.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-10-29
SOUTH DAKOTA.

Temperance saloons at kimb must pay
an annual license OF $500.
Several ladies and gentlemen of Bridge
water INDUCED in OK hunt recen tly. The
number of loxes captured is not reported
A stock company has been formed in
Charles Mix county for the purpose of sink
ing an experimental artesian well near Ed
gerton.
The Yankton Hotel association has order
ed work RECOMMENDED on their 100000
building, and it will be enclosed before cold
weather begins.
John Green. ofLisbon township, Dawson
county, raised this year LOO bushels of
wheat, 1000 bushels of oats, 800 bushels OF
flax and 1000 bushels of corn.
The farmers in the vicinity of Valley
Springs are building granaries and storing
their grain at home instead of hauling it %
town and storing in elevators.
The Sioux Indians predict ten years of
rainy weather. They saw the last dry year
ended with this season, and they are max
ing preparations for the deluge by moving
their teepes to higher ground.
Beaver-I The Woods the Rosebud brave
who stood off fifteen Indian police as long as
his ammunition lasted, to resist arrest, was
sentenced to eighteen months imprisonment
in the penitent iary at Sioux Falls.
George Wright. of Mitchell, was recently
Injured by a pitchfork wound in his thigh.
The wound apparently healed up. but the
limb is now hard and swollen and blood
poisoning is feared.
The county jail at Washington Springs
contained prisoner one night recently for
the first time in many month. Joseph
Yanis, OF Grow Lake, was in custody for
having mortgaged some chattles too often.
Qaite lively scrap took place in the
Kitchen of the Keystone at Deadwood DUR
the dinner hour. The participants were
colored waitera and a biscuit shooter 9th
Irish persuasion. The coon won, cutting the
white trash up considerably in the course OF
the discussion
The Russian thistle has already taken a
strong hold on the eastern part OF Sullv
county and will next season cover the
western part Some ear it will prove last
ing pest, while others think that like the
mustard, which was such pest few years
ago, it will die out and disappear OF itself.
WISCONSIN,
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-10-29
WISCONSIN,.

Jack Frost is the chilly name OF an Indian
under arrest ut Ashland for selling liquor on
the Odonah reservation.
Fight hundred gallons OF wild grape wine
have beer made this year by farmers near
Albion.
& Dixon has 3 bride, Mrs. Drew By name,
who is SIX feet sever inches high The groom
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-01-01

murder Johnstown rapidly rebuilding.
Hanover wins at Sheepshead.
20-Rhode Island goes wet. Popular uprising
in Venezuela
21-Mrs. R. B. Hayes stricken with paralysis.
Illinois miners starving. Loafers hred
from Johnstown.
22-SuIts against the South Fork Club Johns
town citizens protest against paying
taxes this year. Turner'S Conven-
tion in Cincinnati. Beaver refuses to
respite Mrs whiting. Sunday services in
Johnstown very affecting.
A-Twenty-four dwellings burned at Johns
town. Turner's banquet in Cincinnati.
Burke extradited.
25-Bold bank robbery in Denver. Secrets Of
the Clan-na-Gael revealed. Portable houses
received in Johnstown with disgust.
26-McDoW swears he killed Dawson in self.de-
Tense.
27-Cloud burst at Akron o. Death Of Char
lOtte Patti in Paris.
2o-Yale beats Harvard in a boat race. Treas
urer Wright of the order of Tonti, $4,000
short in his accounts.
29-British taxpayers grumble at royalty's ex-
travagance. Dahlgren-Drexe marriage.
New York. Seven now indicted for Gro
min murder. Johnst0wn in despair. Ger
many wants to divide Switzerland with
France and Italy. Mellow acquitted of
murder.
SO-CathedraI of st. Peter and st. Paul conse-
Grated in Providence. Eastern sports
travelling West with Sullivan and Kilrain.
Father Davies, of Cambria City, claims
5000 lives lost.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-01-01
MARCH.

1-General Siegle's son arrested, charged with
forging pensioners checks Report that
Plgott suicided in Madrid aroused great ex-
citement. Gladstone makes magnificent
speech in favor of ireland. House passes a
joint resolution advocating commercial
union with Canada.
maggie Mitchell applies for a divorce.
Robert Garrett improving in health. The
seventy ninth anniversary of the Pope.
New Castle authorities, under orders of
John A. Logan, Jr., evict Il families in New
Castle.
S-Rain pours on thousands miserable people
in Washington. Morton becomes favorite
German and American seamen quarrel at
Samoa.
4-Harrison inaugurated in the rain. London
dispatches comment unfavoraby upon him
and his record. Bishop Ryan criticises
Bishop Coke for his opposition to Catholics.
A Canadian wants to annex New England.
5-Reading Iron Company suspends; 1000 men
out of work. New York and Pennsylvania
dairymen form trust. Rochester brewers
refuse to sell to English syndicate. Panic
in Paris over collapse of the copper syndi-
6-General Badeau sues his publishers for
s22500. The Mahouing Mutual Insurance
Company fails for 81, ,OO0,O ,O00 Germans win
a battle over the Arabs The iuaugura
ball shows surplus of $4,000.
7-Parneil fears prejudiced judges. England's
new navy TO cost Sl00 O0O. 600.
S-Unfounded rumor of American vessels sunk
in Samoan waters. MoDtercole raising Ned
in New York Ninetieth anniversary of
Simon Cameron's birth. Albert Meter
banker of Cincinnati. flies with $50 COO
S-Memorial services in honor of Emperor
William. Thousands of settlers on the
edges of the South Dakota land. Dlph-
liberia raging dangerously in Franklin.
Governor Hill to marry Miss Hotchkiss.
"Details OF Chinese riots say no Americans
killed.
lO-Legitime's forces butcher an entire village.
Ma Langtry and Gebhard secretly married
week ago. BagIey, Camden's famous
marrying preacher. whips groom's elder
brother. Mrs Clara Nye, Farmington. Me-,
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-01-01

22-Mrs. Maybrick's death sentence commuted
70 penal servItude for life.
E-New England iron manufacturers petition
for free coal and iron ore to compete with
natural gas -Four New York femieides
hanged in the Tombs Barnum's show
wrecked in Watertown, N. Y.
A-Forty thousand men strike in London. Mrs.
Frances Jerome, of the Yellow Cross So
ciety, assaulted ana robbed in Johnstown.
Legitime abandons Hayti.
25-Graham shoots the Niagara rapids in his
barrel. Three persons drowned by the
bursting of a reservoir at Spring Lake, r.
!. King Humbert accommodated by the
Pope.
26-Mrs. Robert Ray Hamilton attacks her
husband and stabs her nurse in Atlantic
City. The Cronin suspects arrzigned for
murder.
T-Grangers picnic at Williams Grove, Pa.
La Blanche whips Dempsey.
H-Nurse Mary DOnnelly recovering Eightieth
anniversary of Oliver Wendell Holmes
birth. Alger chosen Commander-in-Chief
of the g. A. r. at the Milwaukee encamp-
ment
29-G. A. r. at Milwaukee indorse Tanner. -
Nael guillotined in Nova Scotia.
30-All London laborers called out American
Bar Association IN Chicago ends in ban
Quet.
3l-Jubilee Plunger issues book, "How Lost
$3.50 OOO." Archbishop Corrigan denounces
the King of Italy for his treatment Of the
Pope. Holzhay, the notorious Wisconsin
highwayman, captured.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-01-01
NOVEMBER.

I-Burke OF the Clan-na- Gael, confesses.
Harrison issues his first Thanksgiving
proclamation.
2-The Sultan gives young William and his
Clara Huntington.
citement. Stanley with Emin Pasha.
EBan Players Brotherhood issues its pros
e-fhe w. U. start to lay their new cable. E.
r. Hoesen, OF Toledo bank cashier, skfpS
with 100000. Marriage Of Secretary Bayard
and Miss May Clymer, New York
9-One million people witness the Lord
Mayors parade in London. Bakers strike
in London a failure. Two thousand clerks
employed on the census.
l0-One hundred years of Catholicism in
America celebrated in Baltimore Eminent
divines present.
11-CardInal Gibbons urges the union Of clergy
and laity.
l2-Gathering Of the K. of l. in Atlanta,
l3-Miss Eva Ingersoll and w. H. Brown mar
RED The Catholics will remove the ban
from all secret societies except Masons.
Catholic University at Washington dedi-
Gated.
to free Ireland, The X. of L. and Changers
become friendly. George Binney, insur
ance agent Boston, defaulter for 500 900.
l5-Revolution in Brazil. Dom Pedro retires.
l6-Emperor William returns to Germany.
London bakers unexpectedly win Brazil
proclaimed Republic.
I7-Dom Pedro sails for LisIon. Baltimore
Catholics favor high license
l9-All quiet in Brazil. Banquet of the New
York Chamber of Commerce. The Worlds
cal eigbt-hour movement.
2-Genefal Assembly X. of l.. Atlanta. ad-
journed. Sir Henry James charges Pat
PARK murder. Jeif Davis seriouslyili.
N-Callaghan, OF Scottdale, pushing his suit
against Rowderly.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-01-01

23-Yale defeats Harvard in the great foot ball
match. Oliver Drake, aged 70, Ella French,
aged 49, married at Newark.
M-Green Glass strikers In the East renal
firm.
2-Letters from Stanley tell how q dangerous
conspiracy was quelled.
26-NatIonal Sill 'er Convention assemblies az 81
Louis; Gen. A. J. Warner, chairman.
N-Ben Butler sued for SANDER by q client
S200, 600 damages. Extensive preparation
for closing arguments in the Cronin case.
B-Edison gives Westinghouse black eye in
Canada. JohDstown returns sad thanks
givings- Several heavy failures and fears
of panic in Greene county.
29-Insurance rates advanced in consequences
OF fire, Neff, on his second trial, acquitted
of the murder of McCausland.
30-Sir MOrell Mackenzie scores English
physicians for their ignorance of leprosy
and other fatal diseases. Judge Wing opens
his plea for the Cronin defense. Portugal
threatens to follow tlSs example Of Brazil.
q. 3. Court refuses to naturalize Mormon
aliens.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-01-01

Boyd Vincent consecrated Bishop of the
Episcopal Diocese of Ohio.
z-BTitish steel rail manufacturers organize.
bismarck makes plea for the East Africa
Dill, but is defeated Emperor William
celebrates his birthday.
IA Hungarian riot at Scottdale. The Ger
mans defeat the Arab forces at Zanzibar.
Over ), 600 Chicago Anarchists hold ball.
The American side of the Samoan affair.
How liquor is obtained in Maine.
Kaufman files objections
to continuing soldiers orphans schools
under present system. Charges made
that the Government has been bribed by
Alaska pirates, Harrison completes his
list of Cabinet appointments, but refuses
to make them public
9-Moore, the million dollar embezZler, skips
to Canada. Street railway bills discussed
by the Legislature. State Convention of
K of L. at Harrisburg. Senator Sherman
declares that war is useless.
30EPrince Bismarck and his son receive a
scathing scorching from Editor Stead who
is coached by the Dowager Empress Vic
toria. The Nanderbilts gobble up the South
Penn Railroad aud turn 1t over to the
Pennsy The State Senate passes the pro-
hibition amendment resolution. Congress
receives additional information on the
Samoan trouble.
3l-Startling news from Samoa stirs up the
Senate. Additional bills introduced in the
Legislature to secure legislation making
Allegheny a second-class city. Serious
strike Of New York street car men,
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-01-01
AUGUST.

l-North and South unite in dedicating mon
ument to the Pilgrim Fathers. Hon. John
Porter and Miss Davis married in Mead
vile. Cannibalism discovered among the
Indians in Ontario.
2-The Shah visits Buffalo Bills show in Paris.
Canadian papers become warlike.
3-Emperor Of Germany inspects English war
ships Pretty Clara Reader, of Schuylkin
Haven, robbed Of her golden hair in day
light. The total amount Of Johnstown re-
lief, So, 100000. Law and Order wins in Gin
cinnatt.
4-Captain of the Black Diamond escapes with
his vessel A cousin of DIR. Cronin attempts
to shoot Burke. Two young train robbers
hold up Kansas City train The census
wheel set in notion
5-Yeldell arraigned for murder in South Car
olina. Still flnding bodies in Johnstown.
6-Harry Myers kills James Mccormick at
JOhnstown.
7-Eban S. Allen charged with forging 200
shares of street railroad stock. The
Thetis rescues out of a whaling crew
of 49, Mrs. Maybrick sentenced to death.
S-A prophecy that the Church OF Rome must
be anglicised. White House cooks strike.
@Yeldell in South Carolina court. Attempt
to overthrow Kalakaua's Government.
10-Scripp's delegation received cordially in
London. Yeldell acquitted. Elixir of life
all the rage. Blaine and Harrison on an
outing.
u-Armour refuses to sell to British syndi-
cate. Jack the pepper captured in Eliza
beth.
l2-The new cruiser Atlanta successfully
tested.
l3-Meeting of the Grand Lodge Of the Sons of
st. John, Wilkesbarre. Boulauger con-
vieted of treason. Monument projected TO
John Brown. Imposing funeral OF Judge
CummIn at Williamsp0rt.
14-N glorious Terry assaults Justice Field and
is shot down by a U. s. Marshal, Lathrop,
Cal. Sullivan. Kilrain and other prominent
sports indicted at PurvIs, Miss. Boulanger
convicted of embezzlement and treason.
Prairie fires in Montana.
Of the Brown-Sequard elixir.
Henry George banqueted in Philadelphia.
Reunion Of the One Hundred and Second
Regiment Butler.
16-Ehen 5. Allen, forger, gets IA years.
I7-Boulanger exiled. Oklahoma claim jump
ers bounced. Mysterious attempts to burn
Danbury, Conn. Sullivan gets one year in
the pententiary and appeals. The Pope
virtual prisoner. No more money to be
paid out at Johnstown for the present.
l6-Colonizing Mormon elders thrashed in
West Virginia. Sullivan reprieved for six
months. sd
l9-Generai Nicholas Marchler, of Buffalo, bet
500 he would kill a man before night and
is murdered himself in i've minutes.
fever in Westmoreland county
20-The wife of Mike MeDonald.a Chicago
politician, elopes with a French priest
Annual session Of the Grand Lodge 4. of
p, in lancaster
n-Thrty thousand dock laborers strike at
Liverpool. Keystone Furnace Company sus-
pendA Two more sealers se1zed By Ameri-
can gun boats