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The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1890-01-03
DELIBERATELY KILLED His WIFE.
And Says He IL Glad He DID I~t-Fiendish
Massachusetts Crime.

And Says He Il Glad He Did It-Fiendish
massachusetts Crime.
A Springfield, Mass. special says: John
B asset. 81 mil hand, this morning killed
* wife and then attempted snicide. He
"as in>aaely JEALOUS of his wife without
,oason aud had frequently threatened her
life
A week ngo Bassett bought a revolver
for th-p purpose Of killing his wife and set
her Sunday bonnet on a pole AID practiced
Mt it. He fir gu ntly expressed the wish
that her head WAS in it. This morning
Ba>srtt called his eldest son to 20 clown
stairs and sit With his mother, who he said
was sick, while he went for q doctor, The
son descended in the dark rs his father left
the house and calling to his mother re.
celv"d no answer. Surprising she was
asleep he sat down in All adjoining room,
Meantime the father had gone to Officer
Iremb'ey's onse and given himself up.
a>ing he mad killed his wife ana express.
ing ntu,h Aatisfa" ton at the crime. He
SAID he was suffering from Won ds which
she lad i fitted on him, but that at last
eh d tini he'd her up Sin good shape"
Office S ut once vent to The house and
fund the son still awaiting the doctor,
snspertlug nothing. On entering the room
the woman was found dead with h-r skull
crushed IN and lying III Il 10 .itlon that in
Ii ated That the blow had be.n d ALT while
he WOMAN was asleep. B ,ssett will
probably die from tha Wounds which he
cain d his wife inflicted on HIM, but
W ,irh we're doutless self-inficted. Later
IL the dav IN nx was founl in the cellur
,tainel with biood Bassett wa sober
When he committed the crime.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1890-01-03
INDUSTRIOUS DEAD.

NoSEI
1-Colonel John c.. Dent, brother OF Mrs. Gen
.eral Grant. ut Car. huge, Mo.
8-David Irwin. who was acquainted with Pres
ident Washington. and served in the war
OF 1912; Waseka, MINI, aged lis.
S-Owen Brown, sou OF Iohn Bro VII, the Liber-
a'or; PasedeLe, Cal, aged 81.
u-Alvin B. Taylor. Inventor and manufacturer
OF printing presses. /. ,Ex-Congressmun
o. r Singleton, of Mi ;sissippi.
13-Mrs. joy Gould, wife OF the centi-million-
aire....M 7. DR.. Alexander ]. McGill, pro.
lessor OF theol gy at Princeton Collegs.
H-Alessandro Ga,sizi, a~nt!-topery lecturer;
London, aged 70.
THINE. lima Di Murska, opera singer.
2O-lsaac d IL, Jr., ex-U. y. MilisGer to the
Netherlands.
e3-copgressman James N. Burnes, Of Missouri.
80-Archduke Rudolf, Crown Prince Of Austro-
Hungary, sgOd 81.
FEBRUARY,
8-Mrs. 7. 7. Frel' nfgiauys en-, widow OF the ex-
Secre airy of State, ag d ~.
4Judge Villain N. Merrick, Supreme Court
district Of Columbia.
7-FIofe Bowman tcolored), at Baltimore, Md,
aged ia years 10 months IL days.
0-TboinnsM NJ. Eich l, the earnest and eccen.
trio advocate Of III nest money"
lO-Rear Admiral handler. r.. s. N.
u-General H. NJ. Hunt, the famous nTttllerist,
and Governor of the Soldiers Homo at
Washington.
I5-Dr. Holland N. McTyere, senior Bishop of
. the NJ. e. Church South.
2l-Jalnes G. Flood. one OF the money kings OF
CaIiforuia....Dr D. w, Bliss, who at
tended President GasAssd during tho lat
tors long Illpesa
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1890-01-03
DsoM DECORATIONS.
But According to Oriental Law They
Must Go.

But According to. Oriental Law They
Must Go.
While he was minister to Turkey the late
Samuel s. Cox received from the sultan
some very beautiful and valuable decora-
tions, which have been on exhibition in the
national mu cum and were intended by Mrs.
Cox to remain there permanently. But it
turns out TINT according to Nlohammedan
custom when q person who has been deco
rate dies, the jewels must be returned TO
the government, and Mrs. Cox has received
notes that those which were presented her
husband will have to be sent bnck. The
chief jewel represents tho order of N'ati-
dlch. which was bestowed upon Mr.. Cox
efter ho had resigned his position as
U. it'd States munster to Turkey. From
broad watered crimson ribbon, bcrdered
with q narrow stripe of green and tied in
an elaborate bow at its lower end. depends
a crescent, within which is enclose +, q five
pointed star, both Of garnet. Atta he'd to
these is o seven pc nted star of
b antifnlly worke silver, with q cen
ter Of goll and enamel. On the central
eola,n plate is the sn.tan's autograph. en-
Graved, while around the enamel m,r-in is
the Turkish inscription. Entirely distinct
is the decoration intended to be worn on
the breast. II is o scven-pointed star
more thar three inches in di tmeter, a
beautiful combination of gold, silver and
enamel. Between each of the points of
the great Star are crescenes and stars, also
of silver. Equally interesting and decid-
edly more valuable in an intrinsic sense arc
the decorations belonging to the order of
"Shefakat," aud were conferred by Sultan
Abdul Hamid on Mrs. Cox. A large Grim.
son and green enamel star with a gold cen
ter, on which is the sultan's autograph,
depends from n broad white ribbon with a
red and green border. The star to be worn
on the breast is almost as large as that OF
the NJ jid oh. but is more elaborate. There
are really two stars. The upper one is OF
garnet, with n CT inter- boss of green enamel
and gold. The back ground or the lower
star is of diamonds. with here and there
sprigs Of green enamel.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1890-01-03
BRAZILIAN AFFAIRS.

Foreign Mcrclt ITS Apply to their Home
Government for Prntcclion.
A vast humber Of foreign G ,idents in
Brazil have protested against the natural
ization scheme of the provisional govern
ment. A number of French, Portuguese.
German and Italian merchants doing bust
ness in Brazil have applied to their re.
spective governments for protection.
A dispatch just received from Oporto
says the ex-empress of Brazil, who is Wis.
iting that city with Dom Ped,o, died 10.
day. It is believed her death resulted
from heat disease.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1890-01-03
HIarh NiIIs Wnion.
UNION PUBLISHING co.
CONCERNS OF SOUTH DAKOTA.
Teachers in Convention.
RAPID I S D,

I A0aCu0FS IN COnVenClOns ~
The annual meeting Of the South Da-
kota Educational association convention
convened in Yankton. State Superintend-
emit Pinkham delivered ~ address. The
prominent educators present were Presi.
d-nt Smart, of Pardue university, Indi.
ana; President Bealle, Of the State Nor
NAL school: Profs. Kratz and Scott, of the
S.ate university; o. H. Parker, commits
sioner of school lands; Profs. Young, Hat
tie Whalen and Mcfarland, of the Slate
Normal school; Plofs. Enos and Hord
sud a large number of county superintend-
ents. TIE exercises were interesting and
able papers on educational topics were
read AM discussed. The next annual
meeting will be held at Sioux Falls. Tue
new officers electt d are Prof. Klatz, presi-
dent; Superintendent Davis, correspond
ing sec-, ta'y; Prof. Euos. treasurer; Miss
Clark, recording secretary.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1890-01-03
DOWN LIKE M'GINTY.
A UNION PACIFIC STEAMER RUNS
DOWN A SHIP.

Two Mon Killed in tho Crash-The Clan
Mckenzie a Total vrreck-Particulars-
Other Ncws.
The Union Poetic steamer Oregon ran
into and sank the British ship Clan Me-
Kinzie on the Columbia river, ten miles
b low Knlam , Ore. Charles Austin md
Matthew Rod, cololed ssilors on the ship,
We've asleep in the forscast'e of the Clan
Mckenzie aud were tut in two by the
sharp bow of the o egon when it pene,rat-
ed the SD of the slip. Another sailur
was badly injured. Nonen If the passei gers
AID Int one If the crew of the Oregon was
hurt. Tie captain Of the Clan Mckenzie
s"ys his ship was ut anchor with all the
lights ro.erty displayed. The Clan Nc
kenZio is yalued.ut S;SO, 600 and tho dam
nye to the Oregon will amount to $40, OU0.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1890-01-03
DIED BY LEGAL PROCESS,

JANUARY,
s-Robert Elder at Mays Landing, Nj
25-John Yanoey t Yunceyville. N.C...-Charles
MoGill Mt Cnmeron, Texas ....las. Senmes
at Emtaw. Ala..;.Ed Fry at Marietta, Gu
...Charles Blackman ut Ellaville, Ga.
FEBRUARY.
sDJames Ross ct Brandenburg. Ky.
15-John Lee at Alexandria. Mimi.
14-virgil Jackson at Utiaa, N. Y.
15-wiilis Groen, Andersen Mitchell. and Daniel
Jones at Arkndell hia, Ark.
22-Tim and Pete Barrett Mt Minneapolis, MINI.
-. Monroe Wilkinson at Scoltyille, Ky.
2o-Jud Pdtchott ut Chatham. Va.
1s-Johu H. Swift ut M.rtford, Conn.
19-Sylvester Grubb ut vincennes, Ind. =. . .Mnl-
achi Allen and Jim Mills at Fort Smith.
20-Cusar Frazier at Charleston, 8. c.
10-Threo notorious Bald Knobbers, Dave Walk
e., his son William, and John Matthews, at
T7-Nelson Colbert at Washington, D. c..
JUNE.
14-Alexander Henderson at cambridge, Ca.
VIII Diboll ut Thomasville, Ga....John
Pickett q. Lecsburg. Gu.
1s-Hardy Hamilton at Rome, On.
3 q Grimes a. Mays Landing. NJ,
25- Michael Iihs lilo at Wilkesbnrre, Pa.
phin, Pr.
27-Tuiiis Labeo ut Paterson, N. ].
ls-1homas 5s:ierson at Memphis, Tenn.
Challes Witt at Somervilla, Tenn.
19-Albcrt Rulow ut little Falls, MINI.
Cha sellera ut Rayrills, La. Tom Bow
ling at b aJon Rouge, La.
3l-Charlcs Digger and Hurry Smart at Louis
vile, Ky.
AUGUST.
9-George D.. Bryson Mt Bowldcr, Montana.
23-Four GaCienbHnl. JaIles No
Ian, John Lewis, and Ferdinand Cnrolin-
hanged On ono scqflold in tho Toulbs .ail
yard, New York City. All had murdered
women-.two their wives and two others
their lnistrasses. Jim Mccoy ut Sun An.
tonic, Texas.
SEPTEMBER.
7-GeorSe Allen at Chtrl ,sLon, Mis8.
20--1holnas Brown uG Moo. htud, MINI.
OCTOBER.
16-"ill:nra Drager and JONI Olson nt Placer
vile, Cal.
Baranovski ut Pottsvills, Pa.
NOVEMBER.
S-LOu'S Nugent Mt BaiOn Rouge, La... Willie
Williams Mt ALbeville, Ga. Pig g. Vauu
ut Sulnnerville, GIN.
13[osepil Hilllnan ut Woodbury., N. j.
15-Peter Sullivan OF Canyon City, Oregon.
Wv. a. Harvey at Guelph, Ont.
DECEMBER.
t-John Theodore Wild, alias Grecnwald, at
Brooklyn, n. Y.
13-Tho.-ns spooner at Port Ausn, La.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1890-01-03
TIE boy TRAMP.
OF the Famous joe Fiiond,
tile Youthful Wandcrer.

Adventures Oh the Famous joe Elionu,
tile Youthful Wandcrer.
JOSIAH Friend, the great Chicago boy
tramp. is in New York ohce more aud will
pend n lew days in the rooms Of Mr.. Ger
,y's society On Tweutv-lh, I'd street and
fonrSh avenue. Joseph is just Is Years
Id and one of the most remarkable boys
on record. Since the age Of 7 years he
has been run, ing away from hi, home III
Chicago about twice a year, aud ho has
wandered over the Unit d States from
Montana to New York, and incidentally he
has mad. n couple of excursions into Car
ada. His father is q Hebrew end his
molhns q Protestant. They live in COM
Portable circumstances at No. ISL South
r hey street in Chicago. and the boy de-
spite his mmbi gs has n good
school edncation. His use IF the English
language is wonderful, aud he is By long
ODDS tho brightest ~youngster that has ever
b, en- in tho charge OF the Twenty. third
street society.
In Oct Der, 1887, Joseph or ivea in New
York after running away from his home
and ~trnvcli. 6 across the continent by steal
ing rides on railroad trims. lie vas re-
turned home by Snpt. Jenkins. of the So
CITY for the Prevention of Cruelty 10
Children, but since tn II lie has run away
twi Q. He let Chicago on his pr. sent trip
SIX weeks 40 when his fatlcr thr' atened
TO whip himl bee iuse he was dis harged
from Il place he held as cashhoy on accou !
OF fighting. He worked his way by slow
deglees eastward and r. ached New Yor,
about q ", elk ago, since which time he has
been earning his living by dong odd jobs
1T q restaurant, until he wa
picked up by Agent Finn Monday
evening. He was captured twice while on
his way east, but managed to escape. The
second time was at st. Thomas, Canada,
where he cut the arm off n settee to viii h
he had been handcnifed. The boy says he
does not want to o back home. He hopes
to find employment Somewhere in this
city, and, with his wonderful grit anc
brightness to recommend him, he viii
hardly have any difficulty. But in any
event lie will have a merry Christmas.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1890-01-03
Evauing the Law.

Senator Vests committee on dressed
meats met in New York. A large nuu,ber
OF dealers in export cattle were present.
One Of these, T. G. Eastman, said the
l'.t' rstate law had taken aw y all stimulus
to the cattle trade. To evade the law cer-
tain Car companies divided til ir
mileage with shippers, thereby virtually
cutting rates. Tie exports Of cattle this
year increased 40, 600 head, and aore will
be exl ected next yeur.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1890-01-03
JUDGE LYNCH'S COURT.

JANUARY.
Ebud Spears, nenr NJ ridinn, Miss.
AT Gilinan, Wash. Ter, an Ii alinn with tho
assumed name of Albert schulfer.
l1-Georse Meade Ne, at PRO t Mines, Ala,
N--Henry Thomas. at Bolar, Mo.
FEBRCAkY.
4-Georgo Haggerman, ut Schuyler, Neb.
n-Magruder Flotch"r sI ut rasloy, va.
Buck Newton at Lebanon, Tenn.
John Wolf. nbclger 1T ll led g, Tom.
H-George briggs at Iiempst, q Texas.
N-Unnnown negro Mt Now Iberia. Ia.
2a-scott Bailey ut Hali'ux Court House, Va.
21-Noah Dickson ct Walnut Grove, Ala,
81 Albert Mar. III at Port Huron, Mich.
9o-John 7. Ne%oll and Gsorge Bnb,ock ut
Ainsworth,' Mob.
3-Pat Cleary at Lincoln, Knn....Dick Con-
nelly and - Huey. near Osyka, In.
1s-E: r. Reynolds and Thomas J. Lloyd at
1s-James Denvia and Charles Tonnyson Mt
ls-Alt clisaarid, aims Hnwkins. at riptonvillo.
23-Tony and A. ravasso, brothers, at Pine.
a5-Thonas Irdell at shepherdsville. Ky.
l1-Felix Reyes at ! lafayette, La.
21-hate Maxwell. the noted Cattle Queen"
and her PARTNER, James Averill, postmas-
TER Msy, at Sweet% ater River Myov:.Two
i1oA ilSttt i \. l
22-Dan Nal, ne ~ Gov nston. Co..
23-Georse Lewis near Bellen, Texas.
NO-Joseph Chnct. at Wallace, N. NJ. james
Kelly at Paris. Ky.
AUGUST.
1.-two brothers named Hollis In Mcdowell
County, Kentucky.
l4-Fred Losnmau at Roslyn, Wyoming.
l7-Wnlter Asburg near Savannah, Gu.
3O-John Turner OF Fay ~tteyillo, w. Va.
SEPTEMBER.
4-.Warren Powers at East Point, On -Four
ringlead: rs of O riotous mob OF negroes al
Shell Mound, Miss.
T-Gtorg, Bush at Columbia, Mo-.
27-John Steel ct Birmingham, Ala.
CJOBEu.
16-Rohert Berrier ut LeXirgton, N. C.
l7-James Fl ckey In Chill on County, Alabame.
25-Joe Hnr. Id near Columbus, Miss.
25-Green Mccoy and Milton Haley at Hamlin,
Ky.
8-Owen Anderson at Leesburg. Va.
lt-Ge rge Washington near McComb, Miss.
Olson at Preston, Wis.
3-Joe Vermillion, at Upper Marlboro, Md.
lo-ln johnson County, Wyoming, eleven mem-
btrs OF Kettle Jacks gang OF horseth1eves
and cut-throats.
19-"DOc" Jones, at Greensboro. Nv.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1890-01-03
CAN THIS BE TRITE.

Serious Charges PIe'erre | Against Parneli
Capt. O'SLea, ex-,n -mber Of the Eng
lish house 1T commons, has filed a peti.
ticn for divorce from his wife on
the ground Of adultery, naming Charles
Stewart Parneli as correspondent. 4the
specific acts are allege to nave taken place
during Il eriod extending from 1856 to the
date Of the petition, at Ethan, No. 81.
York Terrace; t 9 residence of Mrs.
O'Shea; Regent Park, Brighton, Aiding
ton ard Sussex. In an interview to-day
Cnpt. O'Shea said thu C ar es made in his
%retltion were true, BIZ added he did OF
clam dnmagns.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1890-01-03
BY ANOTIIEI.'5 CARELESSNEss
An Indiana Man Literally Boiled to
Death,

<AA uhdA NhdH 1LlIcfkllY lSOl. cd to
Death.
Especial from Kokcmo, Ind, says: A
peculiarly horrible death occurred here last
night, which created a great sensation.
John Clarke, an old we'll to. do farmer liy-
ing near town, WAC was afflicted wi b par
alysis, has been for some mouths taking
baths at T,k?e's bathroom. Yesterday
evening Tykle put him into the bath tnb
at 8 O'Clock and left him to himself VIII o
he engaged in revelry with some COM
panions. Tykle finally went to bed and
forgot the patient whom he had l. it in the
hot bath, with the gas turning undernea th
the bath tub. H. found Clark this MON.
ing dead, with the skin oil peeled off his
body, as we'll as portions of the fl -sh. He
was literally boiled to death, being power.
less 70 help himself ont of bis awful 81: ua-
ton. He had a family Of grown children
aid was about 70 years Of age. Tykle is
in Jail awaiting the result of the %coponer's
inquest.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1890-01-03
NOT A SPARK OF HOPE.

That Which 1hrcatons Kemneler, he
New York Murderer.
Joseph Kemmeler, the murderer who
was sentenced to death by electricity, mud
appealed to the general term Of court,
claiming th.t his sentence is unoonstitu.
tional. as it is prescribed as an unusual
aud cruel mani er Of d ath. The court
held that the evidence west &c show that
1t was not a cruel method of infictipg the
death penalty, and that it was therefore
constitutional, aud remanded the priso, er
to undergo runisi ment. Kemmeler's only
chance of escape ow is through the Glenn
ency OF the governor, which is not likely to
be exercised.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1890-01-03
TERRIBLE RECORD.
\ YEARS CLOSE MARKED BY FUR
THEI DISASTER.

A West Virginia C-rash-Texas Holocaust
"A Hnositr Roasted for Another's Care
lessness-Other Misfortunes and Notes.
A terrible accident occurred on tho
Chesapeake g. Ohio road ut White Sulphur
Springs, w. Va, 1875 miles east Of Charles
ton. An eye witness says: Vestibule
train No. 8, on the Chesapeake g. Ohio,
left the track two miles west of White
Sulphur Spr ngs, at 1920 this morning, de-
molishi 6 six Jars, killing about eleven
peoi L. and injurlng twenty-five. The ac-
eident Was caused by the rails spreading.
The III lei were:
T.. FALTKA, Grant county, s. D.
EDWARD BROWN. CO osci.
NELSON HEATH, colored.
L. WILSON, Caldwe!,. Kan.
HALE MORRISON Cha, lesion.
BAGGAGEMASTER BAkKSDALE, Profit,
Va.
NEWSBOY THOMPSON, Portsmouth, o.
J d WEST, Howards,il e, Va.
THOMAS KARES H., Blackstone, Kan.
kIuDER KIDD, Hannibal, Mo.
And one other unknown.
Among the injured W re:
J. r KAREsCH, Blackstone, Kan.
CONDUCTOR SCHwEIcKr, Huntington. W. w.
r. L. BLANroN, Farmyiile, Va.
GUS Ii. KLINE. Chicago.
WM. DELL, New York.
". CLARKE. Clifton Forge, Va,
=. p. BUNCH.
joins WooDFoLK, Allegheny, Va.
W. D. CLARK, Nelson county, VIZ.
LOUIS KAREscu, blackstone, Kan.
H.. L. GREGORY. Cliff Top. Va, arm crushed
and internally injured.
The train was behind time and running
at the tate of forty to fifty miles per hour.
The wreck occurred or q ill over j ury's run,
which is 100 feet high, and said to b. tie
highest fill in the UDited St ties. All of the
killed we've in the smoking car, which was
te!escoped BY another car. Every person in
the car was killed except the conductor,
who, though horribly 1nju ed, may recover
1t was o fearful VIE ok, aud the damage
cannot be estimated. Luckily the ca,s did
not take fire, they being heated by steam.
The engine did not leave the rails. The
rear sleeper had the front tricks on the
ground and remained on the rails. Or.
W. p, Caldwell, the only physician in
White Sulphur, repaired TO the scene Of
the accident aud did all in his power to
alleviate the suffering. but could only aid
one Mt a time. After some time n number
of doctors arrived aAd worked long anG
faithfully among the suif ring. The ia,
DIES of the vicinity turned out en- masse
and too much cannot he said in praise o.
their noble efforts. Statements as to the
'euse Of the accident vary. Some say The
rails spread and other + ports say the
rails were WON ont md the ties rotten
Anongth Il jured were several OF the Kar
Kardner theatrical company. One vii
probably die.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1890-01-03
Ieuth Found entity

Otto Leuih, II Years old. has been oon-
victed i'll the criminal court Of Cleveland,
o.. of murder in thu first degree. Last
my Maggie Thompson, Z years old, dis
appeared and q month later her body was
found under tho house Of Leuth's fat er.
Young Leuth wns arrested and confessed
that he entlce the ohild into the house
when his I" rents wee away, assaulted her
and then killed her with alammer.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1890-01-03
A Knockout in Five Minutes

Eugene Hnnbacker was done up IN
quick order Ivy John Dixon, of Boston,
Il ar New London. Com. Dixon forced
the fighting from the start, rushing H rn-
becker, and not only driving him all over
the ring. but gaining four clean knock
downs before the close of the round
When the men were called up for the
second round Hornhacker was still stupid.
showing plat ly that he Lad been severely
punished. Dixon was fresh and he
ounded the lucky little German all over
the ring and k"ccked him out with a we'll
delivered r~ight-handtr on The side of his
left HEX, after they had been fighting
and all, lasted only five minutes.
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a Bad Coastal in Limbo.

Chu For g the young sunday school
teacher. interpreter and Napoleon of fl.
nance of Chinatown, who eloped with
q pretty Sunday school t. ncher one week
ago, after having obtained from Chinese
merchants and others some $500 D has
been caught. The detectives refused to
say where they capture IT,, willy prisoner
or to give any Information about him,
lie is a fine looking Chinaman and was
attired in CT thes Of the latest American
cut. 1t Was supposed at tho time he fled
that he had gone to Cana q or shipped on
some boat for China,
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1890-01-03
Some OF Lire,s Nurnrises

The sloWest man in the world NAV be
Quick tempered; the dullest talker NAV or.
casionally oliver n sharp reproof; the h.
%pecunions gi ut often finds himself short.
Inc weakest minded berg is likely to he
headstrong; the old soldier whose arms
have heen shot off in the war NAV. in .
case of emergency, come 10 handy, In
Tact NJ matter how much ynu maysay, YOU
~cau'thlways te)l.-Boston Post.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1890-01-03
AN UNRULY CLASS,

Pennsylvania Mining Regions to be Re-
lieved of slavs ana Huns.
With the beginning Of 1890 it is quite
likely q movement will be inaugurated
which will rid the Connellsville coke re-
Rion of The 4slays" and Huns" two very
undesirable classes Of residents who have
been more than usually nnrnly during the
year inst past. The business men Of Con-
nellsyille aud q ] the towns in thu region
are lntereated in the matter and it is le.
ported that the order Of the United Ameri.
can Mechanics will begin q crusade against
the p6endesa,
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1890-01-03
After tho Comlniss ioners.

A Jefferson City special says: Steps
were taken to-day to bring suit against the
Missouri board of railway commissioners
for malfeasance in Office. The commits
sioners are charged with violating the law
when they appointed Jasper N. Burks
Chief grain inspector Of the state, when it is
alleged that Mr.: Burks Is no grain expert,
and the law requires the chief inspector
shall be. The suit will probably be brought
some time during the coming week.