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The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-04-18
SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

A II who was concerned in
the murder of Project Mesenoff has been
arrested.
JohN F. PLUMMER's partner. Nm. S.
Darling. has been missing ten days. lIs is
much needed to clear up some nc cunts of
the failed firm.
The dock laborers ut Amsterdam are
about to renew the strike, which was re.
Gently settled on terms that have not
proved satisfactory to the men.
A FREIGHT train ran into a lands Idle on
the West Shore near Troy. n. y, and four
trainmen were buried, but were exhumed
alive. although one may die.
SEVERAL of the charges against Moussa
Bey, the Syrian outlaw, have been dropped.
III reason assigned for this proceeding il
that the evidence is insufficient.
EX-SrArE SENATOR ID. b. GILLIAN
died ut his home i'll Alton, Ill.,, from the
effects of injuries received several weeks
since IN an encounter with burglars.
The trust recently founded for the pur.
pose of controlling glucose md starch has
purchased the extensive works of the Voor.
bees Starch company in Danville, III.
THE United States steamer Alliance was
not allowed to enter the hatbor of Malaga.
us she had no bill of health. She was ad-
mitted at Gibraltar, however, and then.
took on coal for Chins.
A NEW manager OF the Savoy hotel in
London offended the chef, who immedi-
ately struck, followed by sixty cooks.
Then the walters, maids and porters
struck. and the hotel is practically closed.
The Portuguese government has in
vited one firm in America aud several
firms in other countries to make tenders
for the construction OF -four new cruisers.
No tenders from English firms are invited.
SIX Of the leading concerns manufac.
turing white lead III New York have con-
solidated under the name OF the National
Lead company of New York. The com.
bined capital is 81 1000, 900.
HERR STEIMNlTZ, a leading banker of
Nuremberg, has been obliged to suspend
business, owing to the failure of some i'm
portant enterprises in which he had be.
come involved. The amount of his liabil.
tiles is large.
MEMBERS of Stetson's Uncle TOMS
Cabin" company and the boat people on
the steamer st. Ignace, at st. Ignace.
Mich, had a scrlinmage, in which Second
Mate Graves was struck in the head and
will die.
The hotel room of the American consul
at Plauen was entered y night or two ago
by burglars and o jewel casket valued at
$4,000 was stolen. The casket has been
found, but the contents had been ab.
stracted.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-04-18
AN APPEAL To LAW.
MARYI.ANncs TREASURER IS no ,.r
Pro- sesuted.
Heavy Penalties and the law Will so
Allowed I" Take Its Course = Oti.er news.
Archer I" he l.ros.cut.a.

Archer tO be Prosecuted.
Stevenson Archer. thu defaulting state
treasurer of Maryland. is virtually a rris.
oner at Haz-l ID N. his country place. near
Bel Air. Char, IS OF malfcasa1ce in o!fic,
Lave been preferred against him. and "a do
tective has ,,ae. seat out with an Oiler
signfl hy 4 os. ia ,l.son sum.non!ng the
treasurer To appear b folo him and answer
the charges. Tie detective also has AN.
Other duty to perform. He will .em,ain at
Hazel Dell aud SCI. that Archer docs not 90
away withou. leaving tie address of his
destination. :h.s step was decided upon
after IL session of the legis atiNe investiQat-
ing committee. OF the the. witnesses
examined, enc was t%iustnsus ODER, II
banker and broker. wlu had sold some
bombs for Archer. AaWher Was John w.
Mradendorf. of M~ildemiorf, Oliver ~ Co.,
which finn had performed u similar service
for hin. and the third benjamin Wright,
chief clerk of the cuinltrollcr's
office. The testimony of Mr.. M,da, ndorf
established the fact that Archer
had given the firm orders to sell S2,.W.;V
worth of bonds in the state sinking
fund. but had made returns for only Sill,
u''o having pocAeted tic difference. lii.
eN.dcMc. of Chief Jerk WRIGHT disclosed
II Startling condition of affairs in the state
tiscil system. The trsAsnlcr's powers were
almost unlimited. The accounts Lad not
been examined for years, and the comp
t!ollct's department WAS not even in pos
session of the mum Ter of remaining sccur.
tiles owned by the state. SO t.iat it is im-
possible to learn which are missing. only
the amount of the shortage being known.
There was no record kept OF the bonds
cancelled, the amount withdrawn being
c...a.gcd up to the treasurer. In order to
M ,se the books balance that Off .ial had
simply To enter 4, false account. White
exhibited gross ignorance re2artirs the
laws which govern the Offices of comp
tsollcr and treasurer. Archer is still very
i'll.
Archer has been arrested by Detective
Humphrey ON IL beuch warrant sworn out
iv Police Marshal Frey before Judge Den
mis-. of the city circuit court. The warrant
Was issued i'll Baltimore, because the
fraudulent transactions have been for the
most part committed there. m its report
the investigating committee charges Archer
with misapl,rop iating SllS, UOO in bonds
and S9,0oo in interest coupons. The pris-
oner will remain at Hazel Deil n..til he is
Ill condition To be removed.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-04-18
OOK LIKE BOODLE.
The Chicago Police Force Hauled Over the
Goals.

The Chicago Police Force Hauled Over the
Goals.
The Daily Neus. which supported Mayor
Cregier in his candidacy, devotes an entire
page to an exposure of gambling in Chi
cage, which, it says, is going on openly
and more generally than ever before. It
says that the dicipline of the entire po-
lice force is relaxed; that its members, in.
stead of becoming conservators Of peace
and morality, have become promoters of
immortality and protectors of crime. 1t es-
Inmates that the receipts of the gambling
houses of tho city aggregate SlO,O OO, 900
per year.. It AYERS that a syndicate of
gamblersl controls all Of these houses: that
Mike Mcdonald is the head-of' it and re.
ceived TO per cent of the receipts to keep
the police from making raids; that. If the
money is not paid in any instance, the po-
lice proceed to raid the house Of the de.
linquent until he succumbs. Out of this
80 per cent it ia assumed that Q sum, esti-
mated as high as $5Oo,OOO per annum, is
paid members of the administration for
immunity from police interference.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-04-18
THE MARKETS.
sioux CITY live Stock.

ye ssssnS'' U.s.. Make. .sss'p weak s 20 Go G loss1!
Quotations: Light. sa.ga4yo7M mixed. si.0sis
@ttie; hssy.; s.os : 4is.s: .oo. .n,-
terday. i.2S6; shipments. 1857. Market fairly
active with stock cattle ranging 5al0c lower.
2uotstions: Butcher steers. prime,
to good. s2.75- 2.s0; stooksrs. choice, e2.759
800; medium TO good, 81 50g2.7O; inferior,
q cows. extra choice, 3~2,75o3.Oo:
%sdi saad 70 . S Esq., ssnnsr: r. common : r.. to so infer
choice. e!65@9.sO; common, $2.40d2.6O; bulls,
choice. e2.S5G2.5 so common, $i.6502.25; calves,
$3.50 q a.50.
South Oman Live Stock.
vl Hog. Ests ms ,sssipts, $500: oaisis,
Cattle Estimated receipts. 1890. Oancia,
yesterday. a,l5O; shipments, 81 cara. Market
opened slow and . shade lower: quality, gosi.
Chicago Live Stock.
&c higher. Light. u. 5@4.so; heavy packing
nd shipping. e4.25a4i0.
e. c:ss''I sssS%s.sS; ''; :sos1..! Make: sns i s.ssay
saAoes.sO; coIn.fsd Texans: Ss.slas.7o.
shsep-Receipts. 5000. Market slow. Nut.
tons. et.5oae.W; corn-fsd westerns, $5.S09
Chicago Produce.
%Ths.t.FiIm: cash. SIZE; Ny. saNs:
~SSssIsssaa ; .;s cash. ssae;Asy' ssse.
Pfsine Tincthy-stsady as &l.a,al.ea
Barlsy-Ftrm at d 40.
Flax issd-Firm ct Sl.40.
Whtsky : ol.0l.
ss!eS,ho.o.sa Lard. szoas; cssh, ea.95; My
= W Z $50
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-04-18
t.aM. hui NJ .tn>iirr.

A circular has inst been issued by the
California State Bar association which
contains an address by ex-Judse Thomas
p. Stoney, president. who states that a
we'll founded dissatisfaction wi h the con-
lition of the law and with the mode OF its
administration in that state prevails
widely. He says there is a deplorable un-
certainty rs to what the law is, owing to
lack of harmony i'll the opinions of the JUS
tees comprising the supreme court. and.
added TO this condition of affairs. there is
an intolerable delay in obtaining justice in
the ordinary course OF judicial procedure.
lie de, lares that il the evils complained of
are us serious rs they are claimed to lie the
only adequate remedy will be in a thorough
reorganization of the system hy an amend
ment to the constitution.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-04-18

Spotted fever, or cersbro- spinal menin-
gifts, which has caused the death of over
one bundled and fifty residents of Webster
county, n.y., within the past ten months,
has urluestionubly madeits appearance in
Union comfy. At Hens. aw. nine miles
west of Morgantield. four children have
died from it during the past week. The
dis. ase has attacked only children so far.
butin each case ii has been fatal. The
people are much alarmed. and many In.
rents have sent their children ont of tina
vicinity. An appeal has been made TO
tie county board OF health to investigate
the matter. and it is hoped that such SAM.
;a,y measures will be adopted as will pc
Vent the epidemic from being us d.struct-
i've III Colon county as it has heeni in Well
STR couNlV.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-04-18
Seeding l.x Mn"nliyht.

Tic Minnesota farmers in the section of
fipestcne are the most jubilnnt at present
that they have Teen for three or four wears
ut the prospects for IAN abundant crop this
year. The work is a couple of weeks later
Il an last year, but every man and team are
low at work seeding. aud in some parts of
the county the beautiful moon'igh, nights
are used for this purpose u order to push
the work. Ths ground has bsen Try dry
for the past two Years. and solne people
began to think it could not rain in this
blue grass region" but the weuther clerk
has turned the tables since the LIST of April
and it has raiued every day. aud the soil
was never in u more favorable condition to
II ce.ve the seed. The acreage in the county
Will be by far the largest this Year that ii
has ever been, as scores of new families
have moved into the county this spring.
Had tho ground remained dry but very lit
tile seed would have been sown; but as it
is, every acre Of broken land will be seeded.
Wheat, flax, oats aud corn will he sown
mostly. Unless present signs fail the
farmers of this section will reap an ahund.
ant harvest.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-04-18
taken to her home. One day she tried to
shoot herself, but was UNSUCCESSFUL.

taken to her home. One day she tried to
shoot herself, but was unsuccessful.
The next morning Edna was missing.
She had learned that Melville was in
Poughkeepaie aud thither she went, but
the story vas false. lie was not in Pouph-
Aeepsie. Again she attempted to end her
sorrows by death. She was Il. tectea und
taken to the city court. Aud then. ,efus.
ins to give her name or home. she was
committed TO the care of the Good Step.
hc,ds.
Fer some months + ma remained under
the ewes of the watchful sisters, but by
degrees che developed a mania for suicide.
She attt mpted to open u vein in her arm
with a bit of glass. but succeeded IN max.
ing only a snail wound. She was then
shut up i'll her room. During the right
she arose and dressed herself. allon a 70; 6
OF twisted aud knotted bedclothes made
her way to the ground. Last Monday she
attempted 10 throw herself from the win.
dow uhd was caught. The next evening
she tiled to haag herself by u handl ere lief
TO Il gas JET in the Data room. but was cut
down. 81 in III a fair way TO recover,
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-04-18
Los, iii, Bride an., Ills Clothes.

Prof. Becton. IL learned man, who has
ben teaching the Ch;ckasaw Indians, Wis.
tel friends in Rondo, Ark. aud met Miss
Dora Ward, the 1a-year-old daughter Of "a
prosperous citizen. 1t was a case of love
at first sight AID the pair were married
after ~ shoit acquaintance. A few days
ago the happy couple started on a bridal
tour. At Hope the professor took on a
load that wonld require ii eight train 10
carry. lie spent all his money and MIR.
Ward took his daughter back home. The
next day the bride received the following:
My Dearest Ducky Dalling-Please
where are my clothes" She nnswers d:
Your clothes are where you lett them and
am where yon found me. You may sue
coed i'll recovering your buds. but you
can't get me any more. AM going to
stay with dad hereafter"
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-04-18
HEREFT OF REASON.
Richard Proctor Insane.

There is much excitement i'll st. Joseph
over the strange actions of Richard Proc
ror, the only son of the late famous as
tronomer. Proctor, who is u young man
of 81, about two months ago began to act
strangely and tool delight in wandering
abroad at night and hurting stones through
the windows of private residences. AT his
own home he would frequently chop the
furniture to pieces and toss the debris into
the street. He believes that he is very
wealthy and owns all the real estate in st.
Joseph. He contracts large debts, which
are with difficulty paid by his mother and
sisters, who are poor. 1t has been decided
to have him committed to an insane asy-
lum. He has been prominent in society.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-04-18
Destructive Toruudo IN 1iichir.n,

A tornado visited several cities and towns
IN the southern portion Of Michigan at an
early hour Tuesday morning, doing consid-
e.able damage. At Charlotte . number Of
residences, two mills and a great many
tutbuildings and chimneys were demoi-
ished. Fortunately no n was seriously
hurt. In Trowbrldge township, Allen
county. four or Ave farm .houses and out
buildings were destroyed and six persons
in the ontskirts Of Battle Greek. At Ksl.
amazoo . sc~hool.houss aud many resi-.
dences were badly damaged. At Mt. Glen.
ents q numbsf: OF houses were partially
.vresksd ragoFtsd Berlin VA killed
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-04-18
SHE Used a Pistol.

In love with life and always looking ON
the world with hope. surrounded by the
children she worshiped, u 9 babe a few
months old. Mrs. Belle Giddings, Of Min.
neapolis, u refined lady in the prime of
life. arose from her bed at an early hour.
and placing q pistol to her head pulled the
~trigner and fell dead.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-04-18
A. Rival of tho s,uuuaru ON.

The Standard Oil company has a riva
i'll the purchase of Wyoming oil lands by
an English syndicate. which is Offering
options and purchasing outright large
blocks of oil lands in the Shoshone basin.
An agent of the company states that the
syndicate he represents has enough money
to fight the Standard if necessary.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-04-18
Big Kansas Bank Failure.

E. B. Purcell, proprietor of the Manhat.
tan bank. Manhattan, Kan, made an as.
signment to his cashier, John w. Webb,
who closed the bank doors. Webb SAYS
the liabilities are $56O,OOo. The assets
cannot be given for several days, but are
said to be equal nominally to the liabili.
ties. The assignment was precipitated by
the action Of the British Land aud
Mortgage company Of that city,
which advertised at public sale col
lateral given by Purcell to secnrs
his obligation to tho company, 5000. OOe,
due April I, which had not been paid.
strineency in the money market and the
difficulty Of making collections are given
% causes for the failure. The Manhattan
bank 10 one Of the oldest IN the state, and
Purcell was credited with being among the
strongest men financially In Kansas. Pur.
coll has sued the British company for
800, 600 damages on account Of the public
offer to cell his securities. He also pro.
cured an Order restraining the company
from disposing Of the securities hex Il 1t.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-04-18
consolidation al Largo ,ron Works.

1t is reported at st. Louis that the
Tudor works company. Of East ST. Louis,
has purchased the Waugh nail aud steel
works at Belleviile. Ill. The new pur-
chase will be consolidated with the Vest
EN- nail works aud Valley Steel and Forge
company. which is now controlled by the
Tudor company. the whole to form one
concern. When the arrangement is com.
pleted 1t is said the combined works will
employ 5000 men.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-04-18
rh. Mu,clet n"ricu I'm Keutucky

the Shurlocks, Days aud other repre-
seh,ing both the Howard and Turner fac.
tions. have held a pow WOW: both sides
have agreed to suspend hostilities and for
ever bury the hatchet. II wa also agreed
that should any more bushwhacking take
place, both sides would turn out and hunt
fl,o nocnScin
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-04-18

The Cincinnati Purr Current says:
The western movement of hogs continues
of fair proportions, but not large. although
the week shows IL gain of 10000 in packing
operations. compared with the moderate
business done in the corresponding period
last year. Total for the week $4,000
hogs. against loot GO last year, and l,OG5.-
UO since March 1, against 1860, 900 a year
aso. Comparison Mt leading points az
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-04-18
Clever Countereet,ers Arrested,

The chief OF the secret service is in
formed Of the arrest at Denver, Col, Of
George Ammons and William Dorrell for
passing counterfeit $40 national bank
notes Of an Richmond, Ind, bank, aud
that they were held to the United States
grand iurv,
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-04-18
SwiriLe or Auym.t .nI.r..

August Anders, q shoemaker on vermil.
lion street. Hastings, Mimi. wal found
dead near the lower mill. He had been
missing from home since Friday last. It
is supposed that he committed suicide.
The authorities were notified and removed
the remains to Mertz Il Sons undertaking
ronuc
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-04-18
AN FASTER
Secretary Noble severely Criticized for
diving One.

SOcFotNTy INODl0 sCNOrelt GrltAClk0O IOf
Giving One.
Secretary Noble is being severely criti-
cised for giving an elaborate Easter break
fast Sunday. The feast was the most
gorgeous of any that has been spread this
winter and was attended by senators and
justices of the supreme court and their
ladies'. The secretary is accused of not
only profaning thu Sabbath, but a holy
church day, and many church people de-
clare it was s%acreligious. The Washing.
ton papers have devoted a great deal of
space TO a d%ecription of the entertainment,
which is described as o sort of progressive
euchre feast in which the secretary and his
family changed seats during the 1O-course
dinner. being seated at each of the several
tables during the breakfast. Even the
high social standing of the people who at
tended does not save them from adverse
criticism.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-04-18

A freight collision occurred near Mans.
field, o., ON the Baltimore Il Ohio, by the
overlooking Of orders by an engineer, and
ty which the train, two engines, several
cmigrant coaches and ten freight cars we're
demolished. Loss. $50. 600.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-04-18

The county commissioners of Hughes
county held a meeting last week to receive
applications for seed wheat and, to the
surprise of all. there was not one applica-
tien. There are some beegars of this
stripe in the county. but they did not dare
cali on the board for help. as their true
condition is known.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-04-18


Bullion to tho amount of $l5O,O0O was
shipped from Deadwood to tho east this
week. the product Of the mines for the last
half of March.
WHILE hunting i'll a buggy Ward Shell
don, IL Harold youth. had his hand shot of
at the wrist by tho accidental discharge of
his gun. A companion named Spellman
was also slightly wounded.
JUDGE LEONARD GORDON, a pioneer of
the blacs Hills, died ut his home in Dead
wood ut the age Of Goiyears. lie was one
OF the first gold hunters to reach the Hills
when the gold fever lroke out.
Mrs. AIKEN, an agcd lady living near
Gettysburg. had IL of her thumbs COM
pletely cut OFT the other day while tying u
COW in IL manager, by the animal suddenly
q loop in the rope.
IHE Belle Fourche river has been over
flowing ITS banks for weeks, while, strange
TO say. the Cheyenne Is even lower tllan it
Was last fall.
CORPORAL HrDLETT, IL Fort Sully
' warrior. de ,erted the other day in company
with Il horse belonging to a %neighboring
farmer. He WAS captured Mt Highmors
and taken back ~ tho fort. where he will
await trial on charges of larceny aud de-
sertion.
THE sewer system of Pierre is to lie ex-
tended.
STATE papers are agitating the con
stTuction Of fire breaks.
THERE ore eighty prisoners in the Sioux
Falls pe%nitentiary.
PIERRE druggists have all determined to
take out liquor licenses.
The labor organizations of Fort Pierre
have decided to build u labor temple.
The soldiers home aud III. l.. college
building ut Hot Springs are now enclosed.
PROSPECTS are good FOR the starting of
a Touring mill ut Mellette, to be run by ar.
tssiah we'll power.
TaE annual meeting OF the Yankton as.
ISOLATION Of Congregational churches and
ministers will be- held in Vermiliion April
8 aud 9.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-04-18
win l.Uuudn New Town.

Sunday there arrived in Pierre a tram
OF ninety-three prairie %schooners, contain
ing "a crowd of mixed foreigners. They
crossed to the reservation, and will found
u new town. the terryboat being busy most
of the forenoon taking them across.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-04-18
WIN A.sl.t Nlrx, Psrnell.

There is a movement ON foot in Trenton
10 render some kind of substantial assist.
ance to Mrs. Della Parnell. of Borden.
town. n. j. Odd Ironsidss," the home Of
Mrs. ParneIl, 10 heavily encumbered.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-04-18

E. A. Culver, Of Cleveland, O., locked
himself in bis room in o Denver hotel,
took a bottle of morphine. and then blew
his brains out. Dependency over . lack
OF money is supposed to be the cause.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-04-18

The grand jury Of the United States
circuit court at Richmond, Va. has brought
in indictments against several prominent
democrats, charged with obstructing the
voting Of the negroes.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-04-18
Dsath Of . Roman Revolutiouisf

Death offs Roman Revoluttouist
Signor Safi, Who With Nazxina and Ar.
msllia formed the triumvirate in lS4s,
when the people rose In rebellion and
drove Piux TX. from Rome and established
ropublic, d dad,
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-04-18

SOME one Of a party Of men in the woods
at Cummings Hill, Russell Mass, drop.
ped a lighted cigar, setting the undsrbsush
on fire. Before II was stopped over . mile
OF territory vas burned.