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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-10-30

Ladies, when you want al
A No. l Sewing Machine, call al
the store of A. E. Work & Co.
and examine the STANDARD
Ii has been improved and is The
BEST MACHINE IN the market
BIC. McManigal Agt. 4"
Mr.. Dan Ryan, Secretary ol
Slate, has donated to our High
School library. a copy of his his
tory of Ohio, one of the best
histories in print. The pupils
desire, thus publicly, 10 think
hin. for the courtesy.
Beauty is said 10 be only
skin deep; but to possesses and
preserve a beautiful skin. pure.
vigorous blood is essential This
is best secured by taking Ayers
Sarsaparilla in small but fire.
quent doses. 1t is the most re-
liable of blood-purifers.
As a family medicine, Ayers
Pills excel all others. They are
suited TO every age and, being
sugar coated, are easy to take.
Though searching and thorough
in effect, they are mild and plea
SAINT in action, and their use is
attended with no injurious re-
suits.
Charles M. Gould, formerly
an able and honored member
of the SENTINEL staff. was strlck
en- down by paralasis at his
home, on last Friday evening.
His left side was so completely
paralized, that he, on that side
was not only deprived of the
power of motion. but was void of
the sense of touch. He lay for
a considerable length of time,
10 his powerless con-
lition and when he regained his
reason he was almost totally un
able TO speak. A doctor was
called 10 his relief and did all
hat ould be done for him. Ali
visitors were excluded from the
room and the orders were that
nothing should happen which
would excite his nerves. AT
his writing he is some better
and it Is the hope of his many
friends, and especially the SEN
rINEL staff that he may speedily
recover, and be soon able TO be
,mo"g us again.
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NOTICE.

The undersigned has been dul' appointed
and qualified as Administrator of the es-
tate OF Magdalena Beery, late OF Hooking
County, Ohio, deceased.
AL persons indebted to the estate are re-
quested to make immediate payment; ard
those having claims against the same will
present them, duly authenticated, to the
undersi4 led, for allowance.
JACOB H. kIRN.
Lancaster, o., October 30, 1S9O-4w
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Mayors Proclamation Of Election

To the electors of the incorpo
rated Village of Logan:-The
following places in the Several
wards, have been secured and
are designated as voling places
at The State and county election
10 be held on November 4th
1890. lst Ward, at Miles Pen
deerast's IN the Bowen bnilding.
2nd Ward, at G. P. Montgomery 5
Restaurant. 3rd Ward, at May
ors Office. Public Building.
4'h Ward, at rear OF James Oil,
ver's sales rooms.
j. z. ROCHESTER, MAYOR
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PROBATE NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing accounts and vouchers have been filed
in the Probate Court of Hooking county,
Ohio, for second and final settlements:
Lafayette EeglestOn, administrator of the
estate Of James Crawford, deceased,
And the same will come on for hearing
on the 18th day of Nov, 1895, at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, or as soon thereafter as may be con-
Venieni. w. T. ACKER.
Oct. 23,-3w Pro. Judge.
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Advertised Letters.

The following is list of un-
claimed letters remaining in the
Post Office at Logan on Oct 81
1890:
VIM. Allies, Effie Blackstone
Liza Camel, Parmelia French,
John w. Holland (2). Hart
man & Price, James Hall, J. S.
North, Mollie Safer. F. w Skin
ner, Homer SchoII, Ga =.
Wagner.
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The State of Ohio,
Hooking County. DC

1,D.H.LAPPEN, Clerk of the Court of Com
monPleas within and for said County, and
in whose custody the files, pleadings journ
ais, records. execution dockets, and seal o.
said Court. are required by the laws OF the
State of Ohio to be kept, hereby certify
that the foregoing copy of Times of Hold
Ing said Courts, 1891, is taken aud copied
from the Journal of the proceedings OF the
Court of CommonPleas within and for said
HockingCOunty,a ,and that the said foregoing
copy has been compared by me with the
original record and that the same is q cor
rect transcript therefrom.
In testimony Whereof, I do hereunto
TT, g subscribe my name officially.
lA' ~. and affix the seal of said Court
at the Court House in Logan, in said
County. this 9th day of Oct. A. d. 1880.
Oct. 30-3w ID. II. LAPPEN, Clerk.
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A HIGHWAY robber when caught is
severely punished by the law, but when
the law endorses the highway robber
and encourages him to go ahead in his
business the people are bound to be held
up. The highway robber in this case is
the Mckinley high tariff bill
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PROBATE NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the following
accounts and vouchers have been filed in
the Probate Court of Hooking county, o..
for first partial settlement:
james Berry administrator of Joel Gibi-
son, and the same will come on for hearing
on the 7th day of November, 1890, al TO-,
O'Clock, a. m. or as soon thereafter as may
be convenient. w. T. ACKER,
Oct l63w Pro. Judge
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MERCHANTS everywhere are telling
their customers about the rise in prices
and advising them to make their pur-
cbases now. The price of everything
has gone up. The wages of working
men have either remained the same or
rome down.
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Married..

By the Rev. j. F. Williams. al
his residence, Logan, Ohio. Mr..
Henry Sacoby and Miss Della
Nutter, Oct. 18Th 1890.
BY the same. Oct. 19, Mr.. Char
les WOlfand Miss Rachel Herley
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STATE OF OHIO,
HOOKING COUNTY, %
/, d. H Lappen, Clerk OF the Court of
Common Pleas, certify the above to he a
correct apportionment of Jurors for each
Township. Precinct and Ward of Hooking
County, Ohio, according to the enumerat-
ed male inhabitants therein of q years OF
age.
Given under my hand the seal of said
[SEALl Court at Logan, Ohio, this 29th
dav of September, A. d., 1890.
ID. II. LAPPEN, Clerk
d. w. WRIGHT, Sheriff.
Mt
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TINES have not been SO hard in ten
years as now, and yet the Republican
party has advanced the price of nearly
every necessity of life. Seal skin
sacques Of course, have been reduced
in price. nj gives the working girls
char'
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PROBATE NOTICE.

accounts and vouchers have been filed in
the Probate Court Of Hooking county, o.,
for first and final settlement:
Thomas J. Brown, Administrator OF the
estate of William X. Duramt, deceased:
Aud the s:;t"e will comeou for heari"e on
the 18th day o. Nov, 1880. 10 c'uioyt
+, NJ. or as 5000 thereafter ~ ny i,s
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Free-Free Free.

Webster's Dictionary over
17c0 Pages-15GO Illustrations
Bous; s.. 'e}'hat-i0r PMttcp lara
c.! ca-y .7--r- .n-.s-
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APPORTIoNMENT OF JURORS.

And the Trustees OF the several Town
ships and Councilmen OF the Several Wards
in said Hooking County, are hereby nOtifi-
ed that the following number of Jurors are
apportioned to the several Townships and
on said election day, to select the following
number of Jurors for said Townships and
Wards as certified by the Clerk of the Com
mon Pleas Court Of said County, and make
return thereof to the Clerk of the Court of
Common Pleas of Hooking County, Ohio,
together with the Poll Books ami Tally
Sheets of said election:
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Local Items.
DOnOvan--ArtiStic Tailor.

DOnOvan--ArtiStic Tailor.
Snow.
"A cold wave.
Choicest spiced and sour
pickles, at Guthsrie & Co.
Jersey sweet-potatoes 25c.
. peck, At G',therie & Co.
"A special drive in Boots 4
Shoes, at Guthrie & Co.
You will find some good bar
gains in dress goods al Gutherie
& Co.
Special Theater train Nov.
6h., for Columbus. Only $1.W
round trip.
There were seven deaths in
one day at Nelsonville last week
from dyptheria.
Columbus and return, $1.OO
Special train at 5.15 p. NJ, Nov.
9Th. Don't miss it.
&C. ID. Norris, Superintendent
Of the c. n. V. & r. Ry. at this
place, has resigned.
Mrs. Martha A. Barker, of
Columbus, is visiting relatives
and friends in the city.
See the performance of the
.sCounty Fair" at Columbus, Nov.
9Th, only s1.OO Round "trip.
Gallon Guthrie & Co., for
your supply of winter apples and
save money by doing SO.
You can find any thing you
want in our line If you will only
call on Guthrle & Co.
Mr.. Will Gould, of Columbus.
spent Sunday in Logan. called
by the illness of his father.
Mr.. Aron Price, who has
been IN Kansas for several
months past has returned home.
"A musical and social enter
tainment will be held at the
residence of r. r. Work, tonight.
Gen. George G. Gage, chief
engineer at the Athens Asylum
was in Logan last Tuesday on
business
Col. S. WeIdy vent TO Cir
cleville on last Monday 10 attend
IN important trial in which Ru
fus Reber is principal plaintiff.
Jim Rochester. The genial
yong salesman with Chas. Rose
4 Co.. is spending a few days
vacation with friends in Green
field. Ohio.
The Teachers Association
of HcckIng County, held very
enthusiastic meeting last Satur
day, in the Logan Public School
Building. |.
Mr.. Frank Kessler of Logan,
o, and Miss Kate Sowder of
GAINESVILLE. O.. were published
in the 81. Johns Church on last
Sunday.
Joe Kessler has been bed
fast for the past week with III
flammatory rheumatism We
are glad 10 learn that he is I'M
proving.
Miss Minnie Allen leaves
tomorrow for WestervlIle. Ohio.
where she will attend the Davis
Conservatory OF Music of the
Otterbein University.
Jim Kreig, one of our good {
Logan boys left on last Monday {
for SteubenvilIe where he will !
20 into business. He takes with !,
him the best wishes OF his many !
friends. Il
We present on our outside
the closing chapters Of a Starr
township romance, continued
from last week. IL is a story /
founded on facts and is very in {
{ resting. {
The Rochesters have built '.
q commodious ware room in the
rear of their store, on the site OF {
the old Republican printing off Z
ce. the first Republican paper !,
printed in Hooking county. = =
-Mrs. John Sanderson, Mrs y
Rev. ]. F. Williams, Mrs. Ch., s. 7
Wright and Mrs. DR.. Blosser, at ,
tended the State w. G. I. U. Y
held ut ChiIlicothe,
Ohio, Oct. 81, and %. s
DIR. Finney, accompanied 10y
his wife, are In attendance at
the Ohio State Dental Society.
held in the Senate Chamber, at = =
Columbus, Ohio, on Thursday ;;
and Friday. l.s
John Nugent, of StraitsviIle, L
q prominent worker in the labor = =
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Observation-Disclosures
Common PlCaS
I'm THE
Seventh Judicial District o. Ohio,
"a D. 1891"

Pursuant to authority of law. IT is order
ed that the several terms of the Courts OF
Common Pleas for the Seventh Judicial
District of Ohio, for A. ID. 1851, shall be
held in the several counties thereof as fol-
lows:
Athens, February 9th, April 9th, oc-
tober 10Th.
Fairfield, January 26th. April 18th, Oc-
tober 10TH.
Gallia, January 9Th. April 7th, septem-
ber 18th.
Hooking, February 9th. May 18th, Sep
tember l4th.
Jackson, February 10th, May 4th, No
vember 10th.
Lawrence, February 10th, May 18th,
November 9th.
f. Meigs, January 9th. April 7th, septem-
ber 18th.
Perry. January 18th, June 1st, Novem-
ber 9th.
Pike, January 2sth, April 9th. October
18th.
scioto, January 5th, April 7th, Septem-
Der l4th.
vinton, January 5th, March 10th, Sep
tember l4th.
Washington, February End, May 4th
October 18th.
TALL SLOUGH,
JOS. G. HUFFMAN,
RUDOLPH DeSTKIGUER,
HIRAM L. SlBLEY,
NOAH j. DtVER,
JAMES NJ. TRIPP,
Judges OF said District.
October 2lst, 1890
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General Election,
SheriffS Proclamation.
sHERIFF's OFFlCE,)
Hooking COUNTY, OHIO,
October 4th, 1880.
TO the Qualified Voters of Hooking
County. Ohio:
WHEREAS. Ky the laws of Ohio regulat-
ing elections, it is required by the Sheriff
OF his county to give notice before the time
for holding general election by proclama-
tion throughout the county, OF the time
Now Therefore, 1, DAME H. WRIGHT,
Sheriff of Hook ing County. Ohio, do hereby
proclaim and make known that the
FIRST TUESDAY IN NOVEMBER,
A. D., 1890, being the 4th day of said month,
is by the Constitution and Laws OF Ohio,
appointed the day on which the qualified
electors OF said county are notified to meet
III tnelr respective TOWNSHIPS, fTeCluCtS
and Wards, at the usual OF proper places
therein designated for holding elections,
between the hours OF
Six o'clock in the Forenoon and Six
o'clock in the Afternoon,
of said day, and then and there proceed TO
vote by ballot for the following officers, to-
wit:
STATE OFFICERS.
One Secretary of State.
One Jndg. of the Supreme Court:
One Member of Board OF fublic Works.
DISTRICT OFFICERS.
One person for Member of Congress for
the District composed Of the counties of
Morgan, Perry, Fairdeld, Hooking, VintOn
and Jackson in said state of Ohio and
known as the 18th Congressional District
of Ohio. =
One person for Member Of the Decennial
Board OF Equalization tor the counties OF
Hooking, Fairfield and Athens, and
known as the 9th senatorial District OF
Ohio.
COUNTY OFFICERS. 7sA
One person for Probate Judge of Hooking
County, Ohio.
One person for Clerk of the Common
Pleas Court of Hooking County, Ohio.
One person for Treasurer Of Hooking
County, Ohio.
One person for Prosecuting Attorney Of
Hooking County, Ohio.
One person for Commissioner of Hook
ing County, Ohio,
One person for Surveyor Of Hooking |
County, Ohio.
One person for Infirmary Director OF
Hooking County, Ohio.
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THE LAW.
Revised Statutes. page 1l04, Section
43S7. ?

Every Proclamation for an
Election, Order of Times
for Holding Court. = > =
Shall be published in two
newspapers of opposite
politics. y = :
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Administrators Sale
REAL ESTATE.

George H. Pontius. In the Probate Court
Administrator of, Of
Emeline Stout decd Pickaway County,O.
VS..
Geo. w. Stout, ct al Cause No. 239.
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Rev. ]. F. Williams, Mrs. Ch., s.
Wright and Mrs. DR.. Blosser, at
tended the State w. G. I. U.
convention held at ChiIlicothe,
Ohio, Oct. 81, and %.
DIR. Finney, accompanied 10y
his wife, are In attendance at
the Ohio State Dental Society.
held in the Senate Chamber, at
Columbus, Ohio, on Thursday
and Friday.
John Nugent, of StraitsviIle,
q prominent worker in he labor
organization OF the Valley. has
rented a house on market street
and will remove here with his
family after the election.
-FarreI & Co.. ar e conductin
the sample room next door to
the Rempel House. The stock
of wines, liquors and other bev-
erages, are guaranteed 10 be pure
aud of the best. An invitstinn
is given to call and sec and sam
pie for yourself.
Rev. NOgleisen, who has for
some weeks past been assisting
Father Cady, lett on last Mon
dav for Jackson, o., where he
will have charge of the church
at that plsce. During his stay
IN Logan he made many friends
who join in wishing him a Happy
time in his new home.
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October 2lst, 1890.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-02-21
TAR AMI FEATHERS,
Elder I'm AIabam. Given . Goa.
and Set Afire.

Mormon Elders in Alabama Given . Coat
and Set Afrc.
Two country peddlers who arrived at
Birmingham, Ala, from Marion county,
bring news Of the thrilling experience Of
two Mormon elders who were prosslyting
in that county. The elders, it seems. were
getting together q party Of converts pre-
paratory to starting for Utah. While at
the house Of one of the converts q crowd Of
masked men entered and dragged them
from their beds. They were taken some
distance into the woods, stripped
of their clothing and covered With
tar and dry leaves. After warn.
ing them that IL they did not leave the
country at once they would be killed, the
crowd won't away. They had gone only Q
short distance when two Of them turned,
and, going back, set fire with q lighted
match to the tar on the naked bodies Oft
elders. There happened to be screek
near by and the two elders ran and jumped
in, extinguishing the flames. They were
badly burned, but some Of the converts
succeeded in getting them safely out Of
the neighborhood next day. Mormon
elders first made their appearance in
that county about six months ago. and
several had previously been driven away
by force.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-02-21
WIN KIN An Right.

The New York commission to test the
electrical execution apparatus in the state
prisons has made It's report to the supsrin.
dent Of state prisons, Lothrop. The 10.
port says that the questions TO DO solved
were, in the main, whether the apparatus
would kill, and also what number Of volts
were necessary and what kind Of wire
should be used. Il Was found that Ger
man silver wire proved to be the best and
that about 800 volts was the maximum
needed for horses and large animals and
about 400 volts the maximum for small
animals. At Auburn . horse and calf
we're successfully Experimental upon, and
Efforts made BY DR.. Fell, Of Buffalo, BY
the aid Of improved machinery to rssusci-
tate the animal failed entirely, thus prov.
ing c~onclusively that Il vas not Q cass Of
suspended animation.
The committee, in conclusion, found
that in ito opinion each one Of the appss.
atus can bs used successfully, and The,
death BY electricity can b accomplished
within four secoads. Thsrs 10 II IL opia,
ion no cause for imagining that there VIII
evsr h any fsilsrs Of results.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-02-21
TOLD IN 4 MINUTE,

PERUVIAN b%ondholders In London have
approved the Grace contract.
The British corvette Conquest, carrying
fourteen guns, is ashore near Zanzibar and
will probably be a total wreck.
ESCAPING coal gas nearly suffocated
Walter Puns aud family, sig in all, in Mil
waukee. The recovery Of one is doubtful.
j. w. SCOTT, of the Chicago Herald,
was elected president Of the American
Newspaper association in New York,
ROBERT HENDERSON,, who shot A,ss
Hattie Hind at Chicago, died. The young
woman is also reported to be very low.
The Willingham Lumber company, Of
Chattanooga, Tenn, was served with
process praying for o receiver. The liabili.
ties will exceed 100000.
THE second New York worlds fair com.
mittee failed to s2ree and the i've members
Of the assembly from New York city were
intrusted with the bill.
ISAAC B. SAwTELLR, wanted in Boston
in connection With the mysterious dissp-
pearsnce Of his brother Hiram, was arrested
ct Portland, Me.
A COLLISION OF the coast Of England
between the steamers Ludgats Hill and
Deeside resulted in the sinking Of the latter
vessel and the drowning of seven Of hsl
crew.
JOHN MAGIaNIs, Of Brooklyn. MORALLY
wounded Daniel Lyons, his brothsr.in.
Law, whom Naginnis accused Of bsing In.
timats With tbs lattef's wife; Who h Lyons.
sistsy.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-02-21
AGAINST THE ALLIANCE.
A Roman Bishop Holds that No Catholic
Tan Join II.

A Roman Bishop Holds that No Catholic
Can Join II.
In a Lenten pastoral letter, to be read in
ali the churches of the diocese of Leayen-
worth, kas., Bishop Fink, of the Roman
Catholic church, referring to the Farmers
alliance movement caused by the agricult.
ural depression, says:
We may say that, surrounded by a bount full
crop as we are, many of our people are suffer-
ing and in misery, uncertain what they should
dol in tho future. The complaints come not only
from the laboring classes in cities who are with
out work. but especially from the country dis.
tricts, from the farming population, which feels
that matters cannot be ia they are for ali in
definite number of years, or they would lose
their house and homo. Owing to the peculiar
state of our country everyone suffers when the
farming people are in distress. 1t seems that
almost every industry in our country is pro-
tected in order to alnass riches in the hands of
the few by which the many will have to suffer.
The only classes not protected are those who
would seem to need it most-the laboring mon
and tho farming population.
Tho bishop reviews the constitution of
the Farmers alliance and holds that no
Catholic can join the order, because it is
secret aud because it virtually has o re-
ligion and a chaplain of its OWL. This
latter point he discussed at length and de-
clares that if the alliance will drop it's re.
ligious aspect Catholics can join it an l
work for the good Of the farming classes.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-02-21
1llln Stata,s snul.

The Yankton Press uad Dukotun dis
covers that the great seal Of the state Of
South Dakota is almost entirely a lnnkton
product. AS is we'll known the motto,
Under God the People Rule" which is n
portion of the seal, was given to the con-
stitutional convection by the late DIR.
Joseph Ward. The balance of tho seal
consists of a circle within which appears
i'll the left foreground Il smelling fur
mace md other features of mining
work, and in the left background there
Is u range Of hills. In the right foreground
is u f,smer at his pillow and i'll the right
background IL herd of cattle and IL field of
corn. Between the right and the left di-
visions is Il river bearing a steamboat
headed up stream. This design is n copy
of the cut which for many years, and up
to the Goth of last April, was a part of the
heading of the Press amt Dukotdn, ex-
cepting that TIL train of cars on the left
side of tn Press Md Dohotam cut is
omitted aud DIR. Wards motto is added.
aud for the Press omi Dahotun wheat
field is substituted IL corn field.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-02-21
A SOUTH DAKOTA NEWS COLLECTION
South Dakota at Washington.

South Dakota at Washington.
A Washington telegram of the 10th inst.
feads rs il it were Moody day at the ma
tional capital. Here is the way it Stats
OF:
"Senator Moody was in the chair this
afternoon presiding over the genute when
q messags came from the president. He
directed the clerk to open it, and it proved
to be a message from the president recon-
mending congress TO pass a bill concur
rlng III the promises made by the Sioux
commission last summer Senator Moody,
from the committee on pensions, reported
favorably the bill gronting an Increased
pension to Robert Milroy of s;lOO pc:
month. Senator Moody introduced bills
for the relief of Norris Appel, of Penning-
Henry Bradley; Yankton county, S. D., in
the sum of 81, 900, aud John Stanage,
.Yankton county, s. D., in the sum of
$l,53S for Indian d%epredations. The
Moody bill creating the special divisions
Of the South Dakota district court passed
the senate to-day, and provides for district
court meetings at Pierre, Deadwood and
Sioux Falls. while the circuit court meets
ut Sioux Fails and D~eadwood."
Another dispatch OF the same date says:
"A. 5. Crosstield. Congressman Picker
and member Of the commission who made
a treaty with the Sisseton Sioux, called ut
the white house. Mr.. Picker sent up a
bill for a public building ut Pierre. 1t asks
for an appropriation of 100000. He also
introdu ed II bill extending the time of
building the bridge at Forest City by the
Forest City & Watertown Railroad COM
nnnv."