The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-02-07
Nu,nerou, o,l.cr Interests.

DR.. v. SEBIAKIN- Ross has been APP
pointed physician at the Yuniton convent
ey Bishop Marty. DIR. Ross held the same
position about four years ago, when, it
will DO remembered. he created quito n
sensation BY falling in love with and mar
rytng Sister Mary Paul, at that time acting
as mother superior Of the convent. He
forfeited his position by SO doing. but the
Fact that he is now restored to favor indi-
Gu1sesu sorgiying spirit III the Roman Cath
Ollie church.
DEPUTY SHERIFF SMITH, of Dead
wood, has returned home from Council
Bluffs whittier he went to identify q crook
supposed to be Jack Doherty, n stage
robber, badly wanted in Deadwood. II
There is q peculiar story in connection
with the robher Doherty and his escape
3 from the Deadwood Jail. Several months
N9goe cl,ge was held mp near Deadwood
aida reward of II 500 was offered for the
arrest of the robber. D6herty, who was
in hard luck, hit upon n brilliant scheme.
! lie went to a friend of his and entered
GNto a compact whereby they could get
iha reward by the friend giving him doh
ertE) up to the authorities. the money to
be divided equally. Doherty then prepared
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I essary articles for breaking out of jail.
Y Tue scheme worked to a charm. The
ricnd got the reward and Doheity was no
Il poier confined in the Jail than he made
<hs escape, since which time he has eluded
arrest.
'CoMMIssARY SERGEANT GEO. W.
PERKINS, of Fort Randall, will, upon the
arrival of Commissary Sergeant benjamin
Birlsall, be transferred to Fort Pembina,
y. d.
TIN horses attached to the Deadwood
nd Spearfish stage ran away the other
day, throwing the passengers into a snow
bahk and seriously injuring Mrs. Germans.
one Of the number.
AGoLD medal, offered for the best essay
lcSSAanserican Patriotism" by the children
&zxfurner county schools under IS years
55esage, was captured by Gertie Hamerling,
dnsll-year- old miss.
The hosting works OF the Iron hill mine
e Carbonate were destroyed by fire. Tho
non at work in the mine escaped without
aury. The hoist was one of the best in
Black Hills and cost $4,000.
q. WILBEn, of Woolsey, was recently
to attend a woman living near Wes-
IN Springs who was suffering from q
stack OF catalepsy. She had been
Tor several days. all previous
to arouse her having proved
EE-Wyher, succeeded, however,
ANY hours Of hard work, in awaken
h. Previous to the attack she was
kentiy enjoying good health, the long
p beginning in the natural way.
HAS. LoFrLER. Of Yankton, had a leg
)yksn and was otherwise injured by being
= by q heavy lumber wagon Ut
kched to q runaway team.
NA1EwARD of $50 has been offered for
he arrest of Cooley, the absconding cash
ioe OF the Omaha road, who yamoosed
rom Sioux Falls n short time ago.
A HAY famine is threatened in Dead
wood.
MAJ. POWELL, of tho United states geo.
zeal survey, says the Dakotas have coal
ugh to supply the whole nation.
The Weekly Press and Dakotan, Of
,Snkton, is the Oldest newspaper III either
akotas, having just passed its 30th birth
".
ETHE Indians at the Rosebud agency have
fred of the pipe of peace and want
|ernment TO furnish them cigar.
SES1 u. cCRINEN, Gran0 lecturer "
grand lodge, A. F. and A. NJ, ii
lSSSs56S q tour of the cities of the Blacl
"ahdti-swearing" society has beer
blished at Baltic.
DERDEEN wants the state fair perlna.
ntly located in that city.
SuEITED STATES signal service Office
Ia ostobi;oho1 M Aharioou nj mn aor1v
Dkz STEVENSON, of Spirit Mound, Clay
!, marketed . hog that weighed 62C
first house was erected in Aberdeen
and the city now has . population
IN. MERRILL, a correspos
OK Sun, Is in Pierre III +