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going on through the county, and there
will be several eye-openers on convention
day.
w. +. Love has rented the old c. Il p.
restaurant, and will fix up.
A play of comedy under ac..cus tent will
be quite novelty.
Residents on Rose Hill complain Of u
scarcity of water.
Gum roofing will be used TO cover the
Elysian theatre.
There were no arrests in the cooler yes
terday.
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Interesting Incident, of Royalty and its
Amin.


A curious Illustration of English thrift
was given 900 Lausanne. on the lake of
Geneva when the Queen PASSED through
ou her way home last month. Lausanne
ha, au English colony of considerable
proportions us to numbers. but of incou-
siderable proportions rs 10 wealth. In
fact. tis largely made up of respectable
families of limited means who find 10 90
their pccmiary advantage 90 live iu
Lausanne. where living is cheap. schools
are good. and the demands of society
not oppressive. But these voluntary
cNiicS Weld tououc iu loyalty, and when
they learned that the Queen was 90 pass
that way-Shc did not even leave the
traiu-thcy determined that something
must Dec done iu the way of decoration.
Did they go down into their pockets and
produce Tho necessary money! Not 40
aI. They built % sort of grand stand
opposite where the royal train would
stop. and lct ont seats 90 the good pco-
ul, ol Lausanne that they might bee
blessed with possible sight of Eng
lands Queen There was most liberal
display of bunting. the loyalty Of the
colony wa-attc>ted. aud-thc Swiss paid
thc bin.
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The prople who want the Sixth ward
think this as good time TO bother Council
with their desires. They think they can
trouble the city fathers so that they will
consent to another ward to Get rid Of the
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PRODUCE.
WnrrI1Ne. TrE.pAY. JUNO 3.

WHEELING, TUESDAY, June y.
The market this week is reported in very
good condition, the improvement in the
weather having caused better supply oil
country stuff to come into the market.
There is but little change in prices since
our last report. Strawberries are arriving
in liberal quantities and the price is some
what lower. The berries coming into the
market now are in good shape. Eggs have
advanced a cent or two and the demand IS
good. 1t is the general impression now
however. that they have reached the high
est notch. Spring chickens and old mems
are selling out on arrival. Prices will not
increase from now on. Butter IS quiet anu
slow. although choice butter generally mas
a pretty good call Prices have declined
somewhat
We quote the following prices; ..,......
Butter, country choice ealVc' coun'i!
good Gaze: country fair 4a5c.
Eggs. strictly fresh, at l5al5'9c per
dozen. Goose eggs, 2Oc per dozen. -
Beans, for hand-picked navy the demand
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WOOL.

PHILADELPHIA. PA.. June q. Wool
Market quiet: prices steady: Ohio. Penn
sylvania and West Virginia Xxx and above
3.ia3ic: y 3la:3c; medium &a39c; coarse
35a3jc; New York. Michigan, Indiana and
Western Y or Xxx 3Oi .a3lc: medium %i a
rs <c: coarse 3la3j c: fine washed delaine
y and Xxx 3Ga}sc; medium washed comb
ing and dclaine 40a42c: coarse do - la3'c:
Canada washed combing 33a35c; choice tub
washed 3saiOc: fair 3'a.}Sc: coarse 3!abic
medium unwashed combing and delaine 2sa
Bic: coarse do. % .a!Sc; Montana lsa25c
territorial lfa92c
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or borders half yard wide, and white
ncckfrontS are made To button into all
sorts of costumes. saw pretty coun-
try morning gown the other day. 1t
was made, believe, for Miss Flora Da-
Wis. The material was a cream white
mouSSelinc delainc, and the popularity
OF the garment was its lavish use Of
pointed ruflicS, six or eight Of which
adorned the bottom, and as many more
the wide sleeves and little pelcrinc cape
which fitted it for use on the piazza or
in the garden. The favorite color for
garden party costumes, il may be added,
is a pale pink, perhaps one may call 1t Il
peachblOW. ELLEN ONBOl,N.
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Nar.arrt of savoy. Oh, >ilycr-haircd
Duchess Dowagor OF Genoa. mother OF
tlc Queen of Italy. despite her age and
rank. walks to church like the poorest
working woman of the town. The lent
ON season ,hc always spends with her
daughter. loo Rome, and the Roman
churches are invariably oycrcrowdcd
and heated t0 excess 100 this season. but
with the exception of a lady iu waiting
and two OBJ three gentlemen iu attend
aucc. who do their best 90 keep the ven
cradle. lady from the pressure OF the
crowd. She takes her chances with the
rest. The devotion displayed 10y the
Queen for her mother is very beautiful,
and no matter how unreasonable the
hour 900 which Margaret of Savoy ar
rlvrs 40 Rome. even though 30 bc mid
night. as ou the occasion of her last Wis
it. she is sure not Co find a servant and
guard of honor. blt % King and Queen
80 the station 90 meet her and escort her
rU flt. palace
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO Rail
TRANs-OHTO DIVISION.

s. Clarsyille Accommodation. 500 and ll:uo
m. and As and i:35 p. m, except sunday.
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RaiIroad EmbanIxment Gives Way

LONDON, ONT, June Ga part of an
cmbankment, about $50 feet long and
30 feet deep, on the main line of the
Grand Trunk Railroad, between Ko-
komo and London. gave way last night.
The accident was caused by the recent
heavy rains. Through trains are being
run around by ST. Thomas without
much delay. 1t is expected that the
break will be repaired in three days. 1t
was discovered by the section men in
time to prevent an accident.
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AN OUTING COSTUME
WHAT A BOSTON GIRL WILL WEAR IN TIE
MOUNTAINS.
Sumner Boating G1wns-Pretty Toilets Seen al
Flower Party Kniekerbockers Instead Of
Divided Petdeoais Millinery and
Mourning Gowns.
'CorYRIGur, 1890.

When | was in Boston the other day
l encountercda young woman VIII be-
longs to the Appalachian Club, and who
is going on pedestrian tour of some
considerable extent among the White
mountains with q Stalwart father and a
family group of big brothers. Person
ally my interest in the young woman
conferred in her splendid health and
glowing checks, but professionally l
can not 90 better than tell you about
the dress which is to bear the brunt of
such an excursion. The wcarcr of the
dress represents very common New
England type, slender figure, of
medium height, brown hair and skin
rather darker than elsewhere in the
country would flo into such an en-
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TIN.NCE ND TRADE.
Money lac Per Governments Dali
and Firm-StocISs Lowcr-Flour steady
and UnchungctI Wheat Lower.

y
and Firm Stocks Lowcr-flour steady
and Unchungch Wheat lower.
New York. June G.-Nloncy on call easy.
ranging from to 6pcr cent: last loan
at 1 per cent: closed offered at per
cent prime mercantile paper at :a6
per cent. Sterling Exchange quiet and
steady at iSii 5alS6il.
GovERNMENTs-Dull and firm.
Fours. Registered. ...................l2 III
Fours, Coupons. Observation-Disclosures.
Fours-and-a-half. Registered. iU3
Fours-and-a-half, Coupons. ...........l0 lob
Pacific Skies of '9j....................
SrArEs-Dull and firm.
RAILROADS - Moderately active; sales
SlGi6,000
SrocKs-The indications on the surface
i'm Wall street were all favorable, but the
market remained narrow and favorable in
flucnces were afterward neutralized by the
decentralization of sugar retineries. The
market therefore took on a waiting atti-
tude after the first hour and the railway
list became duh and moved within very
narrow limits, without feature Of
importance. The feature of the
day was sugar rcfneries again
and the recent advance in the price Of re
fined sugar. without a corresponding ad-
vance in the cost of the raw article, aided
i'm creating a strong tone in the stock at the
outset and latera rumor that Spreckels had
come into the trust was the occasion OF
rise of about four per cent. Toward the
close. however this rumor was denied and
the selling Immediately assumed large
proportions and there was sudden
drop from 81 to 15i5. Chicago Gas was the
weakest stock on the regular list. Among
the specialties there were few marked
movements during the day, but the regular
list moved within narrow limits through
out. The close was rather heavy and final
changes. while irregular and for fractional
amounts only, show a majority Of losses.
Sugar is down pa. Sales 32656 shares.
Quotations closed bid as follows:
Adams Express $50; American Express,
IFS: Canada Pacific, seq; Central Pacific,
3Gl{: Chesapeake and Ohio, 2i9a do. ilrst
preferred, So do. second preferred, ~ :
Chicago and Alton. 100; Chicago Burning
ton and Quincy, 1913; Delaware and Hud-
SON. 1891: Delaware. Laciawanna and
Western, l45ls; Denver and Rio Grande,
1872; Erie. 2S3z. do. preferred, 60; Fort
Wayne. 1856: Illinois Central, llGi!; Lake
Shore. ll33,: Michigan Central, 1885 ,
Minneapolis and St Louis, 81 do. prefer
red. Il: Missouri Pacific. 15is Northern
Pacific. 35A do. preferred, S45s; North
western. ll6i4, do. preferred, 40; New
York Central. llOl+ Oregon Transconti-
mental. 80; Pacific Mail. a. Peoria, De
catur and Evansville, 2l9s; Pitts6urg, lh
Pullman Palace Car, 1891 Reading, 4d}s ;
Rock Island, 9i% st. Louis and San Fran
cisco. 81: do. preferred, 65i3; do first pre-
ferred, 1905 st. Paul. - do, preferred
pos: St. Paul. Minneapolis and Manitoba.
lip: st. Paul and Omaha, 30; do preferred,
%: Texas Pacific, 99s; Union Pacific
G7l5: United States Express, IL; West
ern Union, -.
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GROCERIES.
Wnrr11Na. Tnesdny. June 8.

NHLLIINUl utsudl' 'uHt 90
Sugar active and strong at the advance,
Provisions firm. Coffee firm. Syrup quiet.
SYRrPs-ChOice Sugar Syrup SOC; Hon
ev Drips 2Sc: Sugar dark pic; dc addi-
tional in half barrels New Orleans Mo
lasses- Fancy sc; Choice 4Sc; Prime i6c /;
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Commissioners.

We the undersigned Bank, and Bankers. will
pay an Prizes drawn in The Louisiana State Lot
terios which may be presented ~ our counters.
r. M. WAMSlEH, Pres Louisiana Nat. Bk.
PIERRE LANAUH, Prrs't State Nat. Bank.
A. BAL OWN, Pres New Orleans Nat Bank.
CARL kOkM, Pres.t Union National Blnk
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The Metal Market.

New YoRK, June G.-Pig Iron, quiet /;
American SIG Goals %. Copper nominal;
lake SD 10. Lead dull. domestic - q &.
Tin. strong: straits SD 90.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-07

STEAMER BELLAlRE
leave Wheeling Daily Trip. CITY Time-6.45.
s 3d. 1890 ANA % - am, 30 fUO. 600 3. 90.
Leave Wheeling sundays. Oity ume-s.lu, 10
aud Do ID M. 2.uU 4.UOaul 40 D. m.
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ADDRESS Registered Letters Containing Currency 10
NEW ORLEANS NATIO'L BANK,
New Orleans, La.

"REMEMBER that the payment % prizes Is
GUARANTEED BY FOUR NATIONAL BANKS
u New Orleans. aud she Tickets are signed by
the President OF an Institution, whose charter
I'd right. arr recognized in the highest Courts;
therefore beware Of all limitations or anonY-
nous schemes.
The question now under consideration Is, shall
the present charter expire In ls95 by limitation
or shall II be extended another sA years.
ONE DOLLAR II the price OF the smallest
part or fraction Of ticket ISSUED BY US in
any Drawing. Anything In our name offered 70
less than "A Dollar l. a swindle. myl2w-s4g
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KANAMHA AND MICMIGAN

IN RAILWAY. r. ". KELLEY. President
(kanawha Short Llnrl Schedule in effect 80.
ycmb.r 2ith. 1872 f,uh.eci t0 change without
notice. Trains leave Wheeling l0.aD %. m. gla
Ohio River r. r. arrive Charleston I'D p o..
Leave Charleston SO 1 m. arrive Wheeling
7.i5 D.. Co.,. via .. r. X. 4 Leave Charleston
II 80 "a. M. arrive Wheeling I 80 a. m, fin Coz
lumbus and H. a o. daily except Sundnv Con
trail Standard Time" suuiay,. only trains
leave Charleston 500 %. n.. arrive wheeling
as D. m Leave Wheeling Gp o. in.. arrive
Charleston 40 p. "a. yin .. r. u. u.
GEO j. kRMLlCH 9. 7 =.
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CENTRAL STANDARD TIM.
LINES.
Y From bridgeport Station.

Trains via the Cleveland and Piti.l ur, Rail-
road leave bridgeport Tor Piu,hurr. CHICAGO
and Cleveland. 40 %. m. For PIti,burs, lu.&
"A. m For Chicago and Cleveland, ] 40 D. 300.
For Pittsburg and New York, 25i ,. On. For
Steubeuyille. s.;s3 %. m.
Trains arrive az bridgeport 90 a3 n M. iot'
a. m. Il: 10 p. M. ia .. M, aud - D. m.
on SATURDAY. ouly-for Ia-t Liverpool, ga
.. m; from East Liverpool. II u Z. M
FROM WHEELING STATION.
Trains via The Pitt,burg. Cincinnati and 50
Loui, Railway, Pan Handle Route lrayr Wheel
ing Tor Struhenylle. Pittshufs and The Eat,
o ~ "a. M. l235 p. m. $50 p. m., aud $40 p. %.
For Columbus. Cincinnati, lnllauapol, aud 50
Louis. $50 a. m aud : iO j.. in. For toluuhu
and Chicago, l2.;.i p. m. Trains arrive at hrr
ing al r 80 a. m. 1000 %. m. 2.ij ,. No., and -
D. m. Trains leaving 80 ~ "a. m. ANA arrvinl
al $50 p. ~ run solid between Wheeling ant
Pittsburg All trains daily except sunday
un1l
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q. se,I59.G 600
AGENTS WANTED.

, ,Sy- For Club Rates. or any further informa-
ton desired. write lcgihiy to the undersigned.
clearly stating Your residence. with State. COun-
~. Street and Number. More rapid return mail
delivery will b. assured by your enclosing an
Envrlot,e Lsarinr your full address
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OHIO RIVER RAILRO A ID.
" TINE TABLE TAKING EFFECT NO
yember -. 1852. Passenger trains will run ns
follows-Central Time. All trains daily except
those marked thus ?, which DO not run Or sun
day:
soUTH ROUND. No.'tNo. o. o.3fNo. !
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IMPORTANT.
Address VI. \. DAIPHIN,
or. VI. \. DAuPHIS.
Wn-hfnptou. ID. &.

By ordinary letter, containing Money order
issued by an Expires, Companies New York ~
change. Draft OF Postal Not.
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Iottcru.
Its present charter ending
january ISt. 1895.

r.. GRAND EXTRAORDINARY DRAWINGS
tab. place semi Annually. June and Drrrin-
brrl. and its GRAND SINGLE NlNEEl;
DRAWINGS take place iu each OF The other ten
months Of the year and are al drawn ln public,
NJ the Academy Of Music. New Orleans la.
We do hereby certify that We supervise the
arrangements f0r all Monthly and Semi-Annual
Drawings Of The Louisiana State Lottery Com
pany. and Ia person manag" and control ih"
drawings Themselves. and that the same ARE
conducted with honesty. fairness and in good
faith toward all parties. and We authorize the
Company to use this certificate. with fac SMILES
OF our signatures attached ia its advertisements
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MAMMOTH DRAWING
At IA, academy Of Music. New Orleans,
Tuesday. June II, 1890.
CAPITAL PRIZE. 5000. 600.

100, 900 Tickets at Forty Dollars each.
Halves, $40, Quarters, $40. Elghths, s5i
rwentleths. 50; Fortleths, 81.
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]llbrrlin9 Register
Gruurlrrs Q5uinr.

4 RRIVAL AND DEPARTURE
\ OF TRAINS-ENrIANATIoN oF REFER
FNCE MARKS tnaily. +Sunlay cNcceted. -Mon-
day excepted. S>undav excepted. Saturday
excepted. s>aturlHy only. SUNDAY oulv-15
Meridian. Nay N. lSsO Wheeling time, which
Is one hour carlicr than Central Time.
be- ID r D. No.. 49,.
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NOR RRNT-THE STORE ROOM oCCC-
Il pied by the late A. c. Egerter, No. l3ls NAN al
street. Possession July /, 1880. Enquire OF W.
III FGERTER myIDn
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For Rrnt

NOR RENT - SALOON on ELEVENTH
L street Enquire at ll0l Main street mySh
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1890-01-23
TO SAVE A WORTHLESS NECK.
Great Efforts Making to Save Hawes from
the Ga1IOws.

Great Efforts Making to Save Hawes from
the Gallows.
The news that the Alabama supreme
court had affirmed the decision of the lower
court condehning Dick Hawes to death
for the murder of his little daughter May,
this being the first of the indictments
against him for the murder of his wife and
two daughters, was received at Birming.
ham with almost universal satisfaction.
There was not feeling of disappointment
at the decision Of the supreme court, but
one of relief in the community in general.
The decision was rendered by Justice Nc
Clelland, and the time fixed for the execu-
tion is Friday, Feb. %. Hawes is kept in
close confinement and not allowed to see
or talk to any one. His counsel announced
their determination to apply for writ Of
habeas corpus before federal court, and
failing in this they will appeal to the su-
preme court of the United States, claiming
violation Of the rights granted all citizens
by the constitution of the United States.
The fight to save Hawes' neck will proba-
bly, yet be long and bitter.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1890-01-23
Sadly DiSruDted.

Both Portugal and Spain are quisering
on the verge of revolution and it would no
be surprising at any time to hear of Sc
rious revolt against the government in
either of these countries. In Spain the
only thing that stands between the present
condition of things and revolution is the
infant King Alfonso, and during his recent
critical illness the most painful apprehen-
sion was felt by the friends of the govern
ment everywhere. 1t was felt that in case
of his death trouble was certain to follow,
and among those best acquainted with the
situation of affairs in that country, the
opinion prevails that in any event the
downfall of the monlrchical form of gov
ernment is only question of a few years
at the best.
The growth Of republican sentiment in
that country has been very rapid during
the last few years, and the recent reyolu-
tion in Brazil gave it a powerful impetus.
So strong indeed has the republican party
become that its leaders do moi hesitate to
speak openly in the cortes, and practical
measures having in view the overthrow of
the monarchy are known to be under way.
This republican sentiment has also made
very rapid headway in Portugal recently.
and it is reported that the republicans of
Lisbon are now acting in concert with the
republicans in Madrid for the purpose OF
making simultaneous movement for the
overthrow of the two monarchies.
Tne cause of republicanism In Portugal
has unquestionably received further i'm
petus in the outcome of the recert dispute
between that country and England over
African matters, in which the former was
compelled to back completely down and
concede all of England's demands. The
governments course has provoked the
most intense popular Indignation, the feel
ing being that the national honor has suf-.
fered through its cowardice, and it would
not be surprising to hear of determined
and powerful revolt at any time.
Certain it is that the monarchists in both
countries are in state of great alarm aud
the situation is viewed with great deal OF
apprehension in the monarchical circles Of
all Europe. 1t is situation fraught with
great moment TO the governing powers Of
that continent. Kansas City Journal.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1890-01-23
A COURT ROOM SCENE.
Sensational Proceedings During Trial
Spokane Falls.

Sensational Proceedings During Trial in
Spokane Falls.
Perhaps the most remarkable scene ever
witnessed in court room in Washington
was enated in Justice Curry's court to-day
at the preliminary examination of Harry
Baer, noted gambler, charged with the
murder of H. McCrossin Saturday morn
ing last. All the forces of the gamblers
have been since brought to bear to defeat
the ends of justice, and the efforts of the
Refteac in procuring witnesses and rousing
the lax officials to sense Of their respon-
sibility, have merited and received the ap-
proval of the entire community. Attorney
Graves, for the defense, made vicious at
tack upon the Rerieae for its course in
searching out eye- witnesses of the tragedy
and printing their statements, which were
widely at variance with the testimony at the
coroner's inquest. When Attorney King,
for the defense, arose to reply, ringing
cheers arose; the court ordered silence, and
he said: Your honor, the RerieW is not
on trial here. There is silly attempt to
evade the law and to create side issues.
The leading paper in this city has laid
bare the facts in this foul murder con-
spiracy and has done its duty. This effort
to faint the high services of that journal is
a disgrace to the gentleman attempting it,"
The roar of approval that greeted these
words was deafening. The great audi
ence was not content to applaud with their
hands OF feet. Men yelled and howled un-
til they were hoarse, and all efforts to re-
store order were of NO avail. The demon
stration continued until it wore itself out,
when, on motion of the defense, con-
tlnuance was granted until Monday next.
Lawyers who have practiced for lifetime
say they never saw anything like the scene
that was enacted in the court room. The
case is the sensation of the street, the bar
room, the Office and the home. It is talked
of ayprVwhara
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1890-01-23
THE EMPEROR'S SAY.
wilhelm Voices His Hopes and Fears Be-
fore the Prussian Diet.

wilhelm Voices His Hopes and Fears Be-
fore the Prussian Diet.
The emperor in his speech opening the
Prussian diet expressed profound sorrow
for the death of the Dowager Empress Au-
gusta. The finances of Prussia, the en-
peror said, are in favorable condition.
Although the revenue for the next few
fiscal years is not expected to equal 1889
the expenses will not be decreased. The
matricular contributions for 1891 will be
largely increased. A bill providing for
reform in taxation will be submitted. A
bill will also be submitted providing for
the extension of the state railway net
work. The harvest of 1889 was deficient,
but owing to the imperial customs and ar
rangements regarding agriculture it is
hoped the effect Of the shortage will be
overcome without permanent prejudice.
The recent strikes, the emperor said, had
clouded the prospects of trade, but he was
rejoiced that the employers had removed
8he workingmen's grievances and hoped the
strikes would not recur. The emperor ex-
pressed the belief that the artisan class
would constantly become more satisfied
with their position.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1890-01-23
Points About the state.

A PROJECT is on foot to build $50, 900
opera house at Pierre.
M1LLER's artesian well ows 1,4aO, 900
gallons of water every twenty-four hours.
HENRY LEEDY, ranchman near Rapid
City is suffering from frightful cash in
his left leg made by the tusk of a vicious
boar.
THE mines in the Bear Butte district of
the Black Hills are said to be the richest
in that section of country, but as yet little
effort has been made to develop them.
DURING the past three years no less
than thirty-three unfortunates have been
sent TO the Yankton insane asylum from
the Black Hills district.
A MINNESOTA sportsman named Cornett
while hunting chickens was attacked by an
infuriated steer, and in trying to get away
slipped and fell, causing a discharge of
both barrels OF his gun. The contents
struck the animal full in the face, blowing
the entire top of its head off and killing it
almost instantly.