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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-05-28
A Minneapolis Man Said 10 ~ in . Plot
to Capture Lower California.


to Capture Lower California.
The San Francisco Chronicle devotes
four columns to giving complete details
Of an alleged conspiracy to capture Lower
California and to found An independent
republic, to be followed by annexation to
the United States. The revelations claim
to involve number Of prominent capital
lists interested in Lower California land
and mines, AMI we'll known citizens Of
Los Angeles and San Diego, which latter
city appears to have been the headquar-
ters for ths 6libusters. When the penin-
sula had been seized provisional gov
ernment was to be declared on or about
Aug. /, and martial law vas to be
enforced. The land of the peninsula was
to be naturalized, and after peaceful or
der OF things had been secured, negot,a-
tions for annexation to the United States
would follow. The names OF the project
ors are given aud the treasurer of the com
pany is wealthy resident of Minneapolis.
The scheme Maturing.
United States Marshal Gard and Col
lector Of Customs Berry express themselves
as being satisfied that we'll organized
scheme has been maturing, in pursuance
of which the Mexican officials OF Lower
California were to have been seized. This
action. it was believed, would cause An up
rising of the dissatisfied residents OF Lower
California. Among the statements pub.
lished in connection with the affair is one
that the international company was to fur
ther the project and 100000 was to be ex-
pended for arms and ammunition by an
agent in New York for that purpose.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-05-28
A FATAL POSITION.

Strange Fatality Among the Physicisns Of
an Indian Reservation.
A strange fatality seems to lurk about
the Office of physician at the Devils Lake
Indian reservation, on the south side OF
the great lake. Within the past eighteen
months the Office has been
filled by four different doctors,
three OF whom are dead and
one totally incapacitated for practice.
A month or two ago DR.. W. T. O'Donnsll,
Of Devils Lake, received the appointment.
He had scarcely entered upon his work
when he died very suddenly. At his death
DR.. G. g. Ellis, Of Devils Lake, was as-
signed tho position. DR.. Ellis had been
on duty but ten days when he contracted .
severe cold, which was followed 0y pnsu-
monia, resulting In his death. Dr.. Ellis
was one of the first settlers 10 this 10.
cality. II is fair to say that none Of these
ill.fated men we're Of rugged physique, and
there 10 NO mystery surrounding thsiI
death. In point Of health the reservation
excels that Of Ill others.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-05-28
Rivers Overflow Their Banks.

The warm weather has raised the water
in the Sacramento and San Joaquin rivers
and the levees are in great danger. Sew
eral bad breaks have occurred, flooding
1900 acres of grain. The water is four
inches higher than ever before. Portions
of North Visalia are flooded BY water from
the break in the st. Johns river northeast
of town. Considerable damage has been
done to grain fields and vineyards.
The Genesee river Is within few inches
OF the big food Of last June. The lower
part OF the town and the village across the
river-what is known as Brooklyn-are
submerged and people have been obliged
to seek refuge in the upper stories of their
houses. Many highway bridges spanning
the Genesee river for distance of fifteen
miles are all gone and great damage
has been done throughout the village.
Yesterday six washouts were reported on
the Upper Coos railroad, in New Hamp-
shire, operated by the Maine Central. A
wrecking train that started out 10 make
some repairs went through an undermined
bridge six miles north OF Stratford. j..
Twohey, superintendent Of the road, and q
section man were buried under the engine
and are reported TO have been killed.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-05-28
Eight People Drowned.

A terrible accident occurred at Watuppa
lake Monday afternoon. Seven men and
women aud number OF children went
rowing in fat bottom boat, the seating
capacity Of which was only eight. There
was . strong wind blowing and the water
was rough. In short time the party was
observed tryiugto work their way toward
the shore just north of the pumping
station. When the boat was within
twenty feet Of the shore one OF the chit
dren began rocking it and without .
moments warning the craft capsized. The
two men at the pumping station were the
only ones in sight and they could do moth.
ing. Mr.. L. Turner, of the unfurtupAte
party, was the only one who could swim.
He succeeded IN bringing one man ashore
and four others Of the party managed 70
reach land in On exhausted condition.
The people ON shore erie 10 the others
10 cling 10 the boat, but their failing
strength was unequal 10 the task and they
sank Lefors aid could be procured.
The following were drowned: Samuel
Whites, aged SO, Mrs. Whites, aged As;
Henry Whites. aged 10; Samuel Whites,
IT,, aged II; Levi, Buckley, aged IS; Fred
Buckley, aged 8; W,i.is Buckley, aged =;
Willie Turner, aged =.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-05-28
TICKLING THE SOIL.
Good Reports from McPhsrs0n County, In
South Dakota.

Good Reports from McPhsrs0n County, In
South Dakota.
The long looked for rains have come.
The grain sown on August and Ssptembcr
plowing WAS al up and growing, while that
sown on spring and late fall plowing did
not have sufficient moisture to start tho
seed. The heavy winds have not affected
the wheat fields. Farmsss have bssn
breaking steadily oil tho spring. requiring
extra teams to do the work. Az the
prairie 10 now tn excellent condition
farmers will ct once commence to break
aud very large amount will be done uptil
the seaSon is over. The increase In acre.
ago Of wheat sown over last year II about
20 Per cent; OF Aax over last year from IS
to 100 per cent. The great increase in the
acreage OF hax sown 10 owing TO the heavy
immigration Of this and last spring. All
our oldest settlers. who havs been hsrs
sincs 1855 and 1S06, have each sowa 70
wheat from $50 to 400 acres. and stili con-
tinus to break prairie Tor hax. Inmigta-
tion 10 still pouring In from Russia and
will EsAch about the sams number - lest
vAar
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-05-28
A Pennsylvania Cloudburst.

A rainstorm much in the nature Of q
cloudburst swept over northwestern Penn.
sylvania doing great damage. At Cory,
the streets were converted into rivers, IN
some places two feet deep. tearing up sew
ers and washing out roads. The railroad
yards were completely inundated.
Merchants also sustained heavy
losses. The valley from Cory to Irv.
ington, a distance Of twenty miles,
is complete lake Of water from one to
three miles in width. The loss will prob.
ably reach 100000 or more. The public
highways in the surrounding country are
nearly impossible.
At Meadville lightning struck several
buildings, although none were severely
damaged. Several streets are flooded and
extensive damage resulted in the lower
portion Of the city from the rapid rising Of
French creek. Three bridges, slaughter
house and numerous small buildings and
sidewalks were swept away.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-05-28

A dispatch from Jessup, Ga, to the st.
Louis Post Dispatch gives an account of .
double tragedy there. II appears that J.
N. Mccall. county surveyor Of Ware
county, came to Jessup from Brunswick
and stopped at the Little6eld house.
During the night he went to the room
Of Mrs. Little6eld. He was found in .
compromising position with Mrs. Little
field BY her husband. who saw the pro-
ceedings from the front porch. He rushed
through tho window ioto the room aud shot
hia wife just over the eye, killing her in-
stantly. He then shot McCiare four times,
the latter dying from the wounds soon
after
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-05-28

Billy Mack, horse jockey, k.own
throughout the northwest. and Miss Dell
Day, the daughter Of Jesse N. Day. one Of
the most prominent citizens Of Dayton.
Wssh., eloped and we're married at
waitsburg. Miss Day fell in love
with the jockey while attending the races
last fall. She sought him out, introduced d
herself, and the admiration became mutual.
Her fathers sanction to the marriage wss
asked, but was denied Indignantly. and the
elopement followed. Mack 10 in the em.
ploy Of y. G. Reed, the millionaire breeder
OF ians stock, Who says tho young people
shall have . good home ON ono Of his
farms.
Kittie virmicks, aged 10, daughter Of ,
Chicago, Burlington 4 Quincy conductor,
ran away from her home at Galesburg and
was married to Robert Lowry, IT,, Of
Quincy, aged 20. The parents Of the girl
are highly indignant, and an saort will b.
msde 10 have the marriage annulled.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-05-28
AWFULEXPERIENCE
A STEAMSHIP CRUSHED IN THE AT.
LANTIC BY A HUGE ICEBERG.

The Vessel shattered AMI Horne Under
Water by Collision with the Huge Nom
sttr-Hcr ftrenacn aDd Engineers Run ON
Deck III Panic--No L,ves Lost.
One Of the crystal apparitions that has
long he. II familiar to high latitude navi-
gators .or the past six months came near
wiecking the brand new oil steamship
Beacon Light. She has just arrived ut
New York half filled with water, her star
board bow battered, her forecastle head
crushed in and water gushing through the
broken places III her steel hull. The Bea-
con Light left Newcastle on Tyne fresh
from tie hands Of the builders, Sir Will
ipm Armstrong 4 Co., on May 3, with
several thousand tons Of water ballast In
her OIL tanks. She encountered to huge
mass Of ice when in latituds. ~
deg. IS min, longitude 4S deg. Is min.
When siehte4 ~ spgI.ss Ners
kE1xnH W. = b ~ ~ y
|c0Ilisicn With the giant berg. The mon.
ster was floating broadside in northeast.
erly direction, and the Beacon Light was
| stearing nearly southwest. It had two
peaks that g'istened under the glare Of the
foremost Lead lantern. Its southeastern
end was adorned with q cristaline cornice
projecting fifteen feet beyond the body of
the berg. The ship struck the southeast
erly end glancing blow just Under the
cornice, which was loosened by the shock
and fell with the roar of an avalanche into
the sea and on the starboard side Of the
| forecastle head of the steamship. Fifty
tons of ice struck the forecastle head,
crushed big hole in the deck forward,
| tore down the iron rail, and smashed
aud twisted dozen steel plates at
the starboard bow. Big blocks of
ice that had fallen into the sea and sank
deep under the momentum of the descent
from the top of the berg came rushing to
the surface again, and struck the bottom
of the ship with such force that she was
lifted ten feet. Her fremen and engineers
ran on deck in panic. Ths ship was
forced on her beams end bv the weight Of
the ice on her alboard side and the up
lifting power OF the ice under. She backed
| away from the berg and quickly righted.
| An examination Of the hold showed that
| several of the upright steel frames Of the
ship had been bent like bow by the tre-
| mendous force of the ice that struck the
bottom. She was leaking in half dozen
places. She will he put into dry dock and
| repaired before she carries q cargo Of oil
back to her owners. She is one of the
finest of the oil carrying craft in the world.
She measures 2,170 tons net, is 232 feet
| long, 40 feet beam and % feet deep. She
can carry 900 tons Of oil
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-05-28
Lady Rivals Ut Wsr.

Miss Anna Frances Lams, belle. pretty
and ssll educat.d, il the daughter Of >
veil known farmer living near Gasconads.
She has been arrested on charge Of send
.inc indecent letters through tho mails. She
and Miss Quick were rivals for the hand
81 ! young railway mail clerk, John
Drsmei. Miss Quick, whose father y
squirs Of the district, seemed to % eet-
tipe Tie ,dvsntags and they osased to 3
frisnds. Tvo letters were written, ons
70 Drenasl and the other to Miss Quick.
T.ey vers saonymous and purpoftsd %
oosle hon intimats friends. n ehs one
.ddsssssd io D,snsl the writer pEoleseea
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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-05-28
THE ANARCHISTS AT IT.
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FLOT IN CHICAGO.

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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-05-28
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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-05-28
yyes,ern Pork Packtnx.

The Cincinnati Price Current says:
There has been . continued liberal mar
ketine OF hogs the past VI Oh, and western
packers have handled 295, 600 azainst 25O,-
O0O last yeaf, making total OF 2.6lO.OOo
since March ], against 2, 745, ,OOO year ago.
Following are Comparisons for the leading
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-05-28

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evening paper as Dsadvood.
THE Okobojo Tmss wants ths ponds
io that nsighborhood stocked with Ash.
The Hutchinson county Sunday school
convention viii b held a Oliyss Jans 8.
Tas annsai confersnes of ~ soasA D..
kota n. r. church will y hsld Il MisshsIl
Oct. 9.
TEE Harold Ssav, ons of ~ bright
lights Of South Dakota nsvspapsss, has
twinkled for seven ysass.
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America has bsen ofaaaissd = Absr1sen.
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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-05-28
I, SOUTH DAT IA, WEDNESDAY, NAY 2s, 1890

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membsrS Arnold's hmiiy, and pasticn.
larly aga Mrs. Arnold. Arnold lahorsd
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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-05-28

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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-05-28

A call signed by W. H. Curtiss, Z. w.
Schultz and John Wilks, o cosamittee ap-
pointed by the irrigation convention Of
Brule county, names Woonsocket as the
place and juno 1 ~ the time for holding .
state irrigation convention for South Da-
kota. The object OF the meeting, ~ set
forth in the call, 10 70 consider waat action
is best to be taken 10 further tho cause
OF irrigation and to secure Q special
ssssions Of the Legislature to provide such
amendments to the constitution as will EN-.
able the state to accomplish general sys-
tenn OF irrigation by means Of astesiau
wells. The convention 10 called thua
early In order TO give time for ths prepare
tion Of such amendments 30 they may bs
voted upon at the election in
November. There il no question - to the
benefits to be derived from thorough
system Of irrigation, but in view Of the
fact that the state 10 in NO condition, imam
cislly, to bear the expense that IL certais
to occur from special session OF thu
Legislature, and the further fact that ths
matter OF irrigation is alread,
being carefully and systematically
worked bv private iudividuals
and companies, It would seem thai ths
experiments now being made should b.
| fully tested and the state relieved from
any expense in that direction for the pres.
emit. Give encouragement to the irriga.
tion enterprises now under way; await tn,
report of the United States commission
now investigating the subject Of irrigation
throughout the artesian basin: form com
panies and sink ~ many wells ~ possible
and then come before the next legislatus,
with requests based upon results frou
actual experiments, and then will state ak
readily be provided.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-05-28

Pisrrss Chinese laundrymsn ars sneaged
in another legal scrap. A coupls Of jsal-
oas hcashens dropped into Yes Hess
.washes shop the other day, and whils
one told Yes funny story in the back
room the other changed the checks On Ill
the bundles Of washing. AZ sonss-
quenos some Of the male populaaion Of
Pisrrs Teeslvsd varnents Of styls and
pattern wonderful 70 behold, and they
went for that heathsn Chinss. IN order
to square himself with his fellov patrons
Yes Hes hal his fellow oountsynsn ~
rested on charge Of attempting to inoits
riot.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-05-28

The committee appointed to arrange o
program tor the sheep breeders and wool
growers convention, to b hsld at Huron
ON the Sd end 4th Of June, has completed
its work. The indications are that the
convention will be largely attended and
many engaged In the sheep business in
Minnesota and Iowa will attend. Gov.
Mellette will address the convention sons-
time during its session. Arrapgetnsnss
have been made for special rates on the
Chicago b Northwestern and The Chicago,
Milwaukee 4 1t. Paul railroads for ono
and one. fifth regular fare for Ill attending
the convention, provided certificates ase
procured from the railroad agent and
countsrsignsd BY the secretary Of the CON.
yentiOn.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-05-28

no money that vent out Of tho treas
ury that Vas 90 much In the interest OF
the people % the money expended in the
improvement Of rivers and hasbors. Mr..
Kerr, OF lows, attacked the bill, which WAS
defended BY Mr.. 0rosvenor, Of Ohio.
After the committee arose Mr.. Quinn, Of
New York, introduced bill reducing to
cent an ounce the postage on drop letters
In cities OF 100000 inhabitants or oser.
Adjourned.
In the sspsto on the 23d, after the trans
acsion OF some uuimportant routine busi.
ness consideration OF the naval appropria-
tion hill wee resumed and continued till 2
D. M, when the silver bill was tsken up,
but In q few minutes il was laid
aside to allow Senator Stanford to ad.
dress the senase on his bill pro-
yidins for loans by the govern
msnt ON aericultuIal lands. Tho
tariff bill Was received and referred
& once 20 the committee on finance. Ton
thou saud copies were ordered printed for
the nee Of the senate. At the conclusion
of Senator Stanferd's speech tho bill vss
referred 70 the committee on finance. The
naval appropriation bill went over without
action. The conference report on the
bill Tor public building at Aurora,
Ill., appropdatiag o75, 900, Vas agreed to.
Senator faulknsS gave notice OF an
euendmsnt 10 Senstof wilson's bill provid.
ine that liquors imported into prohtbitory
ststes b subject to the regulation, control
a taxasion. and % the exercise Of the
statee police power. Senator Call o6sled
reeoIution calling % ths president fOi
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