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New-York tribune., 1890-08-05
Democratic brotherhood in the Palmetto State are
a good deal strained, ~ il were.

The Cape Vincent Jefferson County fair man.
ayers have decided upon having wedding at their
fair" So the local papers report but it is TO be
hoped that they are mistaken. NO man or woman
who has any appreciation of the proprIctles Will
consent 10 stand up and be married on fair
around in the presence of gaping crowd oil
strangers. whose interest in the wedding is sim
ply one of vulgar curiosity. Marriage is alto
gcther too sacred IN Institution 70 be treated as
though it were merely show, like two-headcd
hen Fair managers who have any respect for
themselves will decline 10 encourage such dis
graceful exhibitions and fairs which need 10 be
bolsterrd ND BY them must, indeed, be IN n dcs-
perate plight But supposinG the fair managers
decline to listen to the voice of decency and sue
crcd in inducing some fool couple for a considcra-
ton 10 turn their marriage into fair exhibit. how
about The officiating clergyman? What must he
the moral and mental quality of minister who
would consent 60 be a party 70 such q perform
anGe?
Although the fruit crop borders on complete
wreck there are some things which nave not
failed this season Grass has grown in uncom-
mon abundance. and the crop of hay Just har-
vested is pronounced the lor9est and the best i'll
ouality that has been known for ten years. When
four tons are gathered from one acre there Is no
occasion for proclamation Of day OF fasting
and prayer TomatOGs form another crop that IS
Welding abunGantly, and The canneFics' are do
ing q large business. The outlook for the country
is by no means altogether gloomy.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-05
TIL TALK or IHE DiY.

somebody down Ia Galveston must have been
radng one of Roger O. M.lls's speeches; for "Ihe
Ne,,.r - that city ob,erves: When you hear the
rr,nt Statesman round on a scnicolonous period OF
f,rty five clauses ard HIN stride . and fo with
his cIiu held hgh in sclfsatlSfed grandeur in order
IN give the r,,s0uudiug waves OF applause chance,
then Won may know that the speaker feels In lis
hoor, tlf Lc nas stabbed 20 the vc.y bottom OF it,
eeotl,s tie great carbunce which las grown reddcr
and rcddcr ON the very fc blood Of body polt.c!7
insisting thai certain men who drink nothing hut
water nevertheless sometimes think beer. soathefn
paper goes on 90 berate them for hypocrisy TINS l.
ilsc the Dutclman who spanked his boy, not fT
actually using cuss-wora,7 but for thinking d-n'
Mr. Wichw!rr-If you 60 first, YOU viii walt for
me on tho other shore, won't YOU, d arr
Mr. wicvrc-i suppose 90 never t o went n ipayt hry
an mn lnur.-cTcrrc laute Express.
Under tho caption Tariff Prsttle" an article ap
ncag,d in The Lowell Courler," which, from casual
glance. appears 10 be "a rebukc OF the Democratic
..netcrs for wasting time idle and frivolous sab
ic.ts II those gIddy yorns things woud Only DIS
n4 the relation. Of the sugar Trnst 10 the price Of
car,i.el, or some other practical topic the country
might derive benefit.
druggists. however prosperous. always do tus ness
un a small scale Lawrence American
.rlc Ma hvillc Banner shlfnlly couples delicate
warming 10 tho Democrats OF Tennessee, as 10 what
they MT; expect I'm the coming aggressive campaign,
with . friendly prolTcr OF advice by printing under
T., account Of the Republican state Convention norico
Of new Curc for FITS
A brief poem on boy and a watermelon:
Morn: NOckSonc
Noon frOllfcGlup.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-05

Persons going ont Of torn for the snmmcr can
hare the Daily and Sunday Tribune mailed TO
them for 81 per month, or $50 for three
months Travellers in Europe can receive The
Tribune during their absence for $1.G5 per
month, foreign postage paid. or $40 for three
months. The address of the paper can be
CHANGED as often as desired.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-05

Senator IIscock is having the assurance" con
vrycd f. him indirectly. but cuphatcaIlv. by the
dreams Of thc Democracy Tint they have dis
covered that his recent speech was loadch They
are awarding it much cordial abuse.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-05

The latest dispatches from Auburn announce
that, according t. Warden DurSton'> statement
yesterday afternoon, Kemmlcr had at least
twenty four hours moro to live. The prob
abilities appear TO indicate that the execution
will take place this evening. Great interest is
felt in the first application of electricity for
the legal taking of human life, and as repre-
sentativcS Of the press associations arc To be
allowed 20 witness the execution, the legitimate
curiosity that exists will be grtiiicd. The
secrecy which it has been sought TO throw
about the matter would not he justified BY
public sentiment
New-York tribune., 1890-08-05
Business .Sot;ce5.

Postage PREPAID Trbunc except on Dan az" Oh ~
paper 10, mail Subscribers n Eew;iork Cy Cty sna on
boily .WecIv and Weekly TO fofccn coHntrlc, IN
which eases extra hostage will ne paid by SuOscrDers
cnit by Postal order, Express order, Chcch Dfa'0 OF
Cash or ro.al Note Il sent unregistered letter,
will b. owners fsk A.. v.,s
Main onlce Of The Tribrne. 1jt Nassau:sy New'toR'
Address all correspondence simply Jhe iiouhe' "c"'
New-York tribune., 1890-08-05

The new AQucduct, which was first pnt IN
use three weeks ago to-day, is to be emptled
tomorrow in order that an inspection may be
made 70 determine what repairs arc Necessary.
This will involve the stoppage of the flow for
only a few days. fortunately, for after the cx-
animation platform will he built in the big
tunnel, from which tho portions needing at
tcntion may be reached. Thereafter several
feet OF water will be permitted to run through
she AGucdUct until the time comes when It's
full use shall again be possible BY this ar
rangcmcnt the people OF New-York will suffer
lite Inconvenience on account OF the repairs
II has thc advantage, too, Of being much
cheaper than Nh. t,iIroy'S proposed plan OF
sinking shafts
New-York tribune., 1890-08-05

Captain 1illman, you are . liar, aud a black
liar. lOu can't prove the CHARGE of perjury. We
rammcd the lie down your dirty throat nt Ridge
way That Is the vigorous way in which the
boiling Democratic candidate for Governor Of
South Carolina WAS interrupted during the de-
livery Of his recent Columbia speech by straight
out Democrat. Iillnan may not be in danger
OF assassination. but certainly the amenities Of
New-York tribune., 1890-08-05

lmphatic deHrIl is given TO the reports that
Police Superintendent Murray c0ntemplates re-
signing. There is cause for rejoicing i'll this
Few men are well fitted for police work as
MIR. Murray. Is his rapid advancement from
one place OF responsibility to another few
years ago bears witness. As superintendent
his administration has been admirable, and the
fact that his close attention TO tho eXacting
duties of his Office has TO some extent under
mined his health cannot but create general
regret and sympathy. ii is much to be hoped
that he will soon recover and continue for
mary years al the post where ne has given so
much satisfaction. 1t would be deplorabe if
the choice of a new superintendent had to be
made while the Police Board is under Tam
many's control, as it is at present.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-05
4 poem on a boy and u wnt
Morn: NO,ickSOnc.
NoOn: Frolics0Inc.
Night: Cuilr -Om".

-Four hafluloxsu;el youths paid an old ooathmh
m BOSTON Ilarhor half dollar for rcScuinS them ifoh
drowning. How some people do ovcrraie thcmseNe''
Tho f,lI ramc Of a woman who died In Kansas CITY
recently WAS .OicV Jan" Icrmclia Ann SarG i'h'Ct
Douglas Carr Gentry Ballard. Size mas Hu Il e'o'''
name a. a lcga"y 10 poster ity.-tt tmca@o Ironhc'
Did you notice, in former year, 40" III,
Georgia aud Delaware p"och drives nc !u'N ''u
rutiti,rs houona or the little street fruit stand: and
have Won observed tlat this sclson t'r 'ana'a i''
Is gr,und7 There's no ten!. though "la' '"''
magnificent California fruit may do before the sum
ncr IS over
Though Shafts that satiri>ts hive lunclei may WIZ
From mora tU night.
Live, there the 1nau who IA nks his sai bil Is
Exactly right
New-York tribune., 1890-08-05

The Niagara Falls Reservation does not yet
give entire satisfaction chiefly ior the reason that
tic problem of guarding visitors against the har-
pies who Surround the place has not yet been
quite solved. But The Troy Times speaks
without excuse when u names the enterprise
"a glittcrns, aesthetic hwnbug." II glttcr5
in places and there is a good deaf about it. which
is aesthetic but il is not hUmhuS. on the con-
trary il is conspicuous and gratifying manifesto
iion Of the public spirit OF the State. The Com
mission has performed a large amount of excellent
work faithfully ard we'll. II has removed the
buildings and other objects which used 10 dcfacc
the landscape Mt Niagara, and has done much
toward restoring the scenery 10 is natural CON
dition and preserving il from further dcSccration
Give it. tine and If can be- trusted to meet the
other questions satisfactorily
New-York tribune., 1890-08-05

The Reform Club of this city is especially
devoted to what its members delight to term
tariff reform 1t is the hesdcentre Of Mug
wumpeIy and the shrine of the professional
rcformciS who know so well how u make the
world vastly better than it is. Observers who
are familiar with the club, its methods, mem
borShip, operations and aims, will be Mortified
to learn that this bright and shining organiza-
ton has entered into a political alliance with
a body like Tammany Hall for the purpose of
electing Free Trade members of Congress this
fall At all events, certain representatives of
tho club have made such proposition to Tam.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-05

TIE VIA iIfh'
Ycs here tlcy aic again. the bia7tn mornings
SLOWLY lctortng into copper n"ol"' ,
When boiling beads AZ" every bfoWN lGo'pl"A'
And closely cling, the clanmY plh'io'l9'
when bets aye mede that hc,e is The equator
When mis.r Sol collect, Eis yearly dues.
When IA On" lake 1."h the aUlGl'or'
And Sl1.h the feet within the ru-'ct SHOES
When the fat man esteem, the bed too caNping.
AEd .ct. hini M and li;, hlin on III" moor,
And STAYS there swearing al night long and gaiplng.
Ard open, wide hi, every laboflhS pore
When babies re,tcs, toss aud make a sGna!ling.
and little wives are damp from head 20 toe,
When Siru, acros, the heavens IS bawling.
And every ybOdy has a tale OF woe.
When lover, fond upon the front gate swinging
Just 20 IN swimming when they take KISS,
When telcgams the temperature are bringing
And in the bath-tub Is a place of bliss.
The Rev. Or. Lyman Abbott is ont in an able arcie
in which ne declare, that The people shond administer
the income Of ever millionaire. ul course II "onid
make any difercnc, in Dr. Abb0u'~ case. bn'. ~ a
natter of fact, We believe the brllant editor and
p.,.,cber /, not himself millionaire.
IN, c> Mr. llir,,, o. ~ Lohi,. has also embarked
In the weather Prophet business. In winding mp Ia
forcca for the present month he SAYS: II mHc' sps
tanned heat and d.ync~7 occur IN August, with
cessation Of electrical activity in the atmosphere
chance, will lc increased 0r earthquake disturbances.
lie might have added that If cod weather and two feet
of snow appear ON the 18Th. with the absence %
thaw the chnnccs for two weeks of good slcshing IL
August will be excellent Herald.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-05
-Washingt0n Posi-.

In response 20 one OF the burning questions oi '''
hour - wit "Wh0 l. the belle Of saratoga ~ " -"
~lratosan" replies: We give i up Never was ="
critical emergency more frankly met ID" '''"
to,iau" j, 20 be congratulated upon having the courI'
of il, sweet pesprNity.
A sensible WOman.-rle Archduclc'1 Maria N1e1lH 1
IS Giving ANY amount oi ~rniiinentl 'ppIo'fHt IN
rn,. ia, rclir uu,rd Lor claim t. the Succession 20
marry The man WHOM .he loved. Her clalih 10 ,''r
.,ccessiOM wa, cf that dian. shady ana uh'ct. u'ta
rcpr-.nntcl I'm the algebra, by The letter w. WIN.
ris husband vas II Anown quantity y.-tD'''"' f''o
Press.
August comes In like shcarci hmb'-uo''on
Tmu.cript.
IN Eo,ton, maybe: ours has come in like 'lfrea
cgg.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-12-03
DR.. kocH's TREATMENT
A Savage Pamphlet Issued Attaching the
.. EAmA

A Savage Pamphlet Issued Attaching the
Same.
BERLIN. Nov. 2s.-Dr. Koch's treatment 10
sayagely attacked In a phamphlet issued
by DR.. Adam at Wiesdaden. Koch Is spokeA
Of as an honest man, but the fault Of his
system is alleged to be that he seeks TO re
habtlitate particular organs instead Of
treating b whole nervous system. Ac-
cording to the pamphlet Koch deceives him
self as to the real state OF tuberculosis, and
mistakes cause for effect. DR.. Adam asserts
that bacilli are bred by MISUNDERSTANDING
are not in the cause OF tuberculosis. The
new method IL declared to be an evanescent
craze like Brown sequard's elixir, and
doomed like 1t to On early exposure Of its
want OF value. Notwithstanding the
doubts expressed in some quarters as to the
curative properties OF the lymph, however,
applications continue to be received from
all quarters for the remedy. DR.. Cheyne,
OF London. is conducting experiments 1t
Kings College hospital In that city. and
DR.. Detweiler, Of Frankenstein. 10 treating
poor pstie nts on the estates Of the Empress
Frederick At that place. The sultan has
conferred upon DR.. Koch the imperial order
Ct medjidie.
KANSAS CIrr. Nov. est 10 believed BY
some local physicians that DR.. Baum has
been deceived regarding the senuineness Of
the lymph with which he Is treating con-
sumptivc patients. DR. Baum declines to
discuss the matter, but shows two bottles
OF the lymph still unopened and bearing
the German seal.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-12-03
r.,.xr.p,. to the Brain

Ffofh tho bt0nhch 10 The great Syn,pathetie
nsrye IN tho erSs astriuri. LIST digestion become
seriously disor:eyd, and that disorder 10 furs
20 fnd q reflection Ia symptoms which react
.Msaiyautageons1y upCn .ho organ OF tbe'isht.
insomnia, herronsEess. causeless depression
and anaisty are al mantle stations OF dyspepsia.
tic best meats OF ,Snodysns and restoring
tranquility 10 braln Alri stomach, and 81 recu-
lating, 1t may be adJel bilious secretion, 10 to
lake : wineelassful Of H,ststter's Stomach BIZ
tore before meals during tho dsy and before re-
,irins. This course begun. reform In ths d'Tso'
ton OF c~o,nrlo'e bodily we'll being has begun
with It. Co, situation, sick headaches. neuralgia.
rheuma isn. and malarial complaints are
among tho troubles ~ which the Eitters 70
snecdj,y and tLnfos,t hiy beneficial. Don't DO
lay. hui take tho o. E, coarse ~ onoe.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-12-03
rur aIUE jar

.StA tE&EHsTE E1&a+gNE1EEN
T6a hi1ck6isd Whistlss Ia early 1pfitt
And thX 66blink1' notaD o'ef ths msAdoTs
The swallows twstter frosn the ivied wall,
Bot the blue.iAy coIneA In the iall.
The robin pipes whe, The sunlight shines
And the 0rtole ainas in the tangled viuka;
In simmer thicl9ts the cat.Oirds call,
hut the blue. Jay comes In The fall.
The wild canary likea the weather warn.
And tho brown thrush chants after each June
storm.
When the greemieaves turn they win vanish
ALL ,..ta
hut the nlue-jay come lii the fail.
These sun. nouYished songsters. let them go.
For they dare not face one fake OF snow.
The bare trees herald the winters thTail.
but the blue-tay comes In the fall.
And down III tho woods ! heard hla cry
And his bright blue wings went 1nshtag W.
December waits with an Icy pail,
but the blue jay comes In the fall.
Ernest .YcLG1ty
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-12-03

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n1M1a.1a1ro s,a.. ..leney'
$780, s,,s ~, 0P..gue
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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-12-03
plso WITH fHg Pam.
UuennGnS 0asassea Ussl with III
nnAst1 M os1t Hss3i-AC AisA6s

GeoegDGns oasase4e Oes1 with ~
eAatt ~ ss1t fss1i-A CAisa1s
1AnAsceA. n. Il. Nov. A.-on Thursday
~ lase wssk Helen o.. John disappeared IN.
Ioheoeved ffoM thu hons of her pareu9
seasch 81 hss room showed that her War1;
rpbs ~ tsNgks Fete Also gone. Where hs6
shS ao1S and what had become Of hss7
were ~ quotations ~anxiously asked By hM
family and friends. It ID now lcaSne6
that on the day she loft home she VA
ssen ii Albany Ia conspeny With !
tsasf4yd hlH, hid that together
lhey took passage for = point far wat
whose wife and Miss 81. John we're intinsts
friends. The man Il Frank J. Stroud, Of
re West Trsnty sixth street. New YoS1s
where ~ hts icft bis orsaken wife without
. cent for her support. Stroud Is about ~
years old. lie Is an electrician. In The
summer Of 1889 he came here with his wife
TO visit his father-in-law, George Wicker;
il Greenfield, this county. Bentlps
his wife IT her sathSr'A Stroud &C.
cured sfttioyhept with the Sara
togs Electric Light company and
boarded with Samuel st. John on WASH
ington street. An intimacy soon sprans up
between him and Miss st. John, and which,
A. would new appear, became az an Intimate
character. Miss st. John and Miss Wicken
were very dear friends before the latter
married Stroud, ard little did she think how
soon she would prove to be her s~reatest fos;
Stroud had accumulated about 81, 400 while
he was lii business here. About two weeks
s he returned to his homo in New York,
remaining . few days. drew out Of the bank
5000 which he had on deposit there and Left
on the same day that Miss et. John disap.
beAted from her homo. What aroused
bis wife's suspicious OF an elope-
inent was that on her return here from
= visit to New York last summer
she found q letter written By Mise Ct. John
70 her husband, telling him how dearly she
loved him. and upbraiding him for his cold
ness toward her after the arrival Of his
wife. In New York Stroud worked for
Bogart, corner OF Fourteenth street and
Onion square. Miss Helen St. John Is about
~ years of age. She was one OF safatoga's
most beautiful resident bellies, prominent
In church work, popular In social life, and
ir~repronchablc character. Her i~nfatuation
and fall Is q shock to all the proprieties,
and Is felt by her family and friends rs q
heavier afliction than her death would have
been.
1sua Away to Ne Married.
RACINE. Wis.,. Nov. 2s.-Two men and
three women arrived on the 2 o'clock train
yesterday morning. They were from Chi
cayo and ono OF the couples wanted to get
married Immediately. Rev. Charles Per-
cival was called from his bed, aud
~ tho contracting parties ans
wered al the questions required In . sat-
isfactory manner the Knot was tied. They
pledged the preacher to secrecy and then
went to q hotel, where the newly married
couple registered as 8. Huthbertson and
wife. The names Of the others we're e A.
Erickson and wife and Mrs. W. DeCaskey.
1t is supposed to have been . runaway
match. The brides maiden name was Erick.
son and her homo was In South Chicago.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-12-03
AFTER PACIFIC ROADS.

COmplalut Filed for CanOelloe0n Of Leases
and That Thcy He Aaintsined Ssps-
rately.
SAN Francisco, Nov. 27.-On call Of
states q complaint was fled In the United
States circuit court by the government of
the United States against the Southern Pa
cifc and Central Pacific Railway companies
and Western Union Telegraph company.
Tho object of the complaint Is to secure the
CANCELLATION OF the lease Of b Central Pa
ciRc to the Southern Pacific, and also to Sc
cure the cancellation OF the lease Of the
Central Pacific Telegraph company to the
Western Unien Telegraph company. In
addition to the cancellation of the lease,
the complaint demands that tho lines re-
fcrrcd to BE- operated and maintained scpa-
rately and independently. in accordance
with the original agreement between the
CORPORATIONS and government.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-12-03
Rutasd hy the Racss.

ST. LOCUS, Nov. 2s.-John g. Morse. .
salesman and collector for the Jesse French
Organ company, is charged By his employers
with cmbexzling $4,000. and 10 nov . fugi-
tive. Morse sold pianos and organs for
cash and then turned In the sale % one
made ON the time payment plan. He made
pay nents to the house in installments and
tried to pick the winner with the bulk OF
the cash. He failed utterly In his turf
speculations, and the installment payments
becoming burdensome he condscated al the
cash In sight and disappeared.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-12-03

In 1866 a pig was burncdat Fontaney-
aux-Roscs, near Paris, for having eaten
q child. In 1856 n judge OF Falaise con-
dcmncd a SOW to be mutilated and
hanged for o similar offcnse. Three
years later a horse was solemnly tried
before the magistrate and condemned to
death for having killed q man.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-12-03

THE method by which the sole searches
for food Is peculiar. llc taps the sandy
bottom with his head, guided apparently
by scent only; when the tactilc tilaments
finds something edible he Immediately
scizes II with q vigorous aud sudden snap
OF the lower half Of the jaws. where the
teeth are situated. but v snaps ut
anything not first localized by his feel
rrs. He rats marine worms, shrimps
and very small shcllQsll.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-12-03
Wen write Il down ii
everybody sees it

aEHEt (" NsAA
everybody sees it
Till everybody is sick Of
seeing it
Till everybody knows it
without seeing it.
that DR.. Sage's Catarrh Rem
edy cures the worst cases Of
chronic catarrh in the head,
catarrhal headache, and cold
in the head"
In perfect faith, its makers,
the Worlds Dispensary Med
ical Association Of Buffalo,
N. Y, offers to pay $500 to
any one suffering from chronic
catarrh in the head whom
they cannot cure.
Now if the conditions were
reversed-if they asked you to
pay $500 for a positive cure
you might hesitate. Here are
reputable men, with years Of
honorable dealing; thousands
Of dollars and a great name
back of them and they say
w can cure you because
we've cured thousands like
you-if we can't we'll pay
you $500 for the knowledge
that there's one whom we
cant cure"
They believe in themselves.
Isn't it worth a trial1 Isn't
any trial preferable to catarrh?
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-12-03
THE ioCTn's COMPANION. Boston. Mass

PLATINUM and silver can each be
drawn into wirc many times smaller
than a human hair. The former metal
has Been drawn into wire so fine that
twenty-scven Of them twisted together
could have been inserted Into the hollow
OF q hair: t!,a, Is, II q human being or
human-made machine could DC found
minute and precise enough FOR such a
delicate undertaking.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-12-03
Wade Hs,pptonss III Luck.

CoLUxDrA. 8. g.. Nov. Ex-senator Wade
Hampton. while out cunning on his favorite
hunting grounds in Washington county.
Mississippi. was accidentally shot By his
sou. McDufac Hampton. The son. II seems.
ared toward his father. and wounded him
ID the bead. ono shot striking his eye. Bis
injurlss. however. arc not believed 70 b.
serious, aud u Is not thought likely that b.
viii lac his sycsight. The accident hap
pencd IN tho Same locality whore the sen.
aior : INV years AFRO Lost one Of his lc9s.