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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-02-19

40 EAXP1OF0 40C0t8us
An important scientific exploration IL to
Be made Of the less known portions Of
Yucatan and Mexico, regions which have
not hitherto been scientifically explored
except in 20 for a. archaeology ID concerned.
It 10 the object Of the expedition to as
certain. - continuation OF former q.
plorations In Florida, the general structure
Of the basin OF the Gulf OF Mexico, con-
cerning which there 10 much diversity Of
opinion among scientists.
The exploration will comprise, besides
the geological examination Of the regions .
close examination Of its zoology and bot
any, towards which end specialists in Va
ious dssastmsnts Of science will accom-.
panv The expedition. The exploring party
will bs under The leadership Of Prof. An
gelo Heilpsin, Of the academy Of natural
sciences, Of Philadslphis, and will devote
special attention 70 geology and palson.
tology.
The expedition will leave New York BY
steamer Feb. Is. stopping tfst at ProRrsso,
Yucatau, thence ths reseafch will extend
into the interior Of the state. The sxpe-
dition 10 organized under the auspices Of
the academy Of natural sciences, which has
reosivsd the cooperation OF it, individual
members and also Of the American Philo.
sophioal society.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-02-19
BEGINNING EARLY.
North Dakota Has . Bribery Investigati0n
So Soon-Many Charges.

North Dakota Has . Bribery investigation
So soon--Many Charges.
The committee to investigate the bribery
charges has entered upon its duties in
earnest at Bismarck, and Immediately sub
pnnaed N. NJ. johnson, the late defeated
senatorial aspiraut, who claimed that he
was offered $25, 900 cash to get out of the
race. It is also reported that Banker
Casey, Of Minneapolis, brother OF Senator
Casey, has been subp1naed; also Edgar
Camp, now in Washington, and others who
had charge Of Senator Casey's campaigu.
1t is said that over $25,OOO was used to
elect United States senator. 1t is also
reported that the nomination Of Gov.
Miller was brought about by money, and
that young Dwight, son Of Banker Dwight,
Of New York, who managed Mr.. Millers
campaign, win be brought before the COM
mittee. Several Pinkerton detectives are
now in the city and excitement runs high.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-02-19

Johnson Calvin PYoct0s Norton. and Hvrna =
committee on tho bill appfopriat.
ss ssss pubic .ns; schools = s: s.';s "a
A,nen.,lng section !. chapter lls laws Of lseA
Ieiating rs TO we tfsspesa Of sntmalA Apysopft-
smG. ssnI money e cover ~. me II csss.sn
Dil.a passed Authorizine Layrence county e
issue ana dispose Of bonds Requiring guard
sfHnnc o. tSa re Si,ol nolss: ..:,,. -. :. -.
sempefAnce committee. an act g peeccfibe
pcnsaacsst .nanst i0f tne uniswiul I:nsporsa;ion g
intoxicsung liquors 70 provide Tor the better
Tor niins en.tt:l aaerssssss. i1 ihis eiii s $:
in tho township whore they are given: Biils
tSs zig s,oas eussors,ns ~ s. :ssns e
expense. Of the constitationsi convsatios 70
.,,,l, aut,nor'1ins the oonmis:ioner q school snd
puDhc Ianns 70 MAKE selectioa q univessity
lands; making railroads responsibls for con-
visions d seetion !. article 8 d Is. con- soa.sisa
tien'
In the senate on the 18th the following ssn-
ate Sili: were passed; Fi1ins the .ins whsn
T parole Of prisoners; amending ali Acts d
the territory. striking ont and inssrting words
appropriate 70 the state; making tn gov
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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-02-19
AN APPEAL FOR AID,

Help Asked for tho Destitute i'm the
Droughty Regions Of North Dakota.
H. 7. Helgeson, state commissioner of
agriculture Of North Dakota, has issued an
address to the public explaining the situa-
tion In the drought stricken counties and
making an appeal for assistance. He says
the destitution 10 exclusively confined to
the newer portions Of the state, whore set
Elements dste back only two, three
and four years, except Nelson and
Ramsey counties, which have been
settled six years. North Dakota 10 In good
shape financially, but her resources are
not available for the present emergency,
and the generosity Of the people Of sister
states will bs appreciated. In counties
where destitution prevails there are not
less than 5000 people dependent wholly or
in part ON outside help for this winter. and
. still larger number are needing some %.
sistsnce in the way Of food for stock.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-02-19
CODYsS COMPLIMENTS.
They are Wasted Upon the French Press-
dent.


dent.
Col. Cody (Bufhalo Bill) has received .
bluff from President Carnot. Col. Co6y
presented N. Carnot with . magnificent
lamp to adorn the vestibule of the Elysse,
but it was returned by the president with .
note from General Brugere, his secretary,
saying that the president thanked the
colonel for his kind attention, but that he
could not accept it, having made rule to
take gifts from NO one and could not depart
from il in this case. The lamp u nine feet
high, made Of carved brass and table of
Mexican onyx twenty eight inches square
ON placque Of onyx. Fastened to the
lamp rod 10 attached large buffalo head
captured by Col. Cody on the frontiers.
The shade Of the lamp. thirty eight inches
In diameter, is Of scarlet silk covered with
moss greon tulle, embroidered with poppies
and caullAowers. The cost Of the lamp
was 5000 francs. Il ives made In America
expressly for President Carpot. Col. Cody
is at Nice. He IL much annoyed q the
presidents refusal OF his handsome Gift.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-02-19
The Payments Wore Made.

A sensation was caused among the state
officials BY the Bismarck special recently
sent out that South Dakota had defaulted
in payment of the January interest on the
agricultural college bonds. The coupons
were liquidsted by Treasurer Smith as
soon as they were presented. The report
WAS probably caused by the fact that the
holders did not at first send them to Pierre
for payment, but to ex Territorial Treas.
urer Bailey at Bismarck, who has gone,
the offices OF Dakota territory being no
more, and they we're sent there by mistake.
The officials at Pierre attribute the report
in part to the jealousy displayed toward
this state by North Dakota.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-02-19
HORRIBLE HUMAN SACRIFlCEA
The Butchery Often Practiced by the Saw
ages Of Africa.


ages Of Africa.
The victim 10 placed ON block Of wood,
with his legs stretched out stiff in front Of
him. Beside each ankle . small stake 10
driven firmly into the ground, the same at
the knees and ct the sides, running up un-
der the arm.pits. These are then firmly
bound together BY cords, securing the body
riRidly in its position. His head 10 then
placed In kind OF cage formed BY ring
Of cane fastened round the neck, with nu-
merous strings attached TO it, which are
drawn up over the head and tied together
In loop. A plisnt young sapling 10 now
stuck In tho ground about twelve feet from
the victim aud bent over toward him until
the extreme end 10 caught in the loop, and
all the strings round the ring are drawn
tsut and the neck stretched yti6 by the
strain.
The executioner then makes his appear
snce, escorted BY the young men and wo-
men of the village, each holding over him
palm leaf, forming kind of canopy. On
reaching the victim they fall back and leave
him there alone. He wears cap formed
Of large black cocks tails; bis face 10 black.
ened with charcoal down to the neck: his
hands and arms are also blackensd up to
tu0 0lUOWey 0uu tU0 U0AA40 WIN GAU hOkU Wv ~
to the knees. Around his loins he wears
several wildcat skins. Standing in front
Of bis victim, he makes 1t hrst two or three
feints with his knife, to get proper swing.
Then, deliberately bending down and tsk.
ing piece OF chalk, put there for the pur-
pose, he draws thin liue around the neck.
and putting little Ane sand ON his hand
so as TO get good grip. With one
uuick blow with his knife, sewers the head
from the trunk. Until just before the ex.
ecution the whole village 10 wild in expec-
tation Of the event. Groups Of dancers
are to be seen, drummers are 1t work, and
every kind of musical instrument adds 70
the tumnlt. The hsad, after being severed.
is jerked mp in the cir BY the released ten.
SON Of the pole.
Then, upon the sight OF the blood their
v,lest and most inhumsn passions ars
aroused. They act like wild beasts. clutch
at tho head, smear each other in the face
always ensues, resulting, moro often than
mot, fatally.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-02-19

point, but ws have failed 70 secuss any
authentic account o& 8 confict With 6lthsT
the Indian police or tie regulars. Ihs {
new settlers hAys scatsered a10n0 IL rtssx
bottom, aud groups have pushsd thetf way
along the valley Of the Baud river ard
have squattsd on lands that viii
be worth money soma day. 0A
the bluRs ~ have watched II
adventurous boomers carry mp their iumbeS
and rear their claim shAnties. Until thelr
lands are surveyed there will - troubls
pay any attention 70 ths probable bonn.
daries Of 3 claim;A choice site IL esl9oted,
shanty 10 built and the rest n lslt s0 &
chsuce and the uncsEtaintiss Of tho mr.
veyor's plats. Some Of the eoantiss ass 4
already organised, bat NO one seems 70 paY
any attention to tho self-constltutad IN.
thorities. For . while q least the ~
joining counties will b aatAched y
Hughes.
Eooaomical Lssislatasa.
The good people Of South Dskots NJ
not In 8 position 10 md fault With tAslr
lawmakers. a bill passed tho lower honse
the other day that calls for constttuaionaa
amendment reducing the mileage of naem-
bsrs from 10 to 8 cents Per mile actually
travelled In going 70 and returning fr00
the capital. This 10 reform y the righe
direction; Il means On annual sewing . the
state Of many Thousands 0f dollars; 4 ~.
presses NO one. This may havs 0een dose
For effect. Whatever The objsct. 10 state
will reap the benefit.
Tsxsng Morigagss.
II WAS gsnsrally sspsc4sd that ~ lsGis-
lature would mot favor Tho adoption Of Tadsa
ical legislation thst might AMsct ths 6nan-
~ n 49, k.AA q h<<AA -
have nursed this hope havs discovered tnat
their judgement u sadly Il fAalt. A bills
passed The house The other day tha& strikes
direct blow q the capital invested ~
farm mortgages. Ths intent of ~ Nm III
to tax tho holder Of every mortgaGe ler -
interest he claims II the land. This - eAa
OF the score oe measures introduced ~ 1ox
I'll the oapital invested ID The 114eo A "
large lobby Of banhsrs aad nsssl
men are here, woFkipg q
% men can work to
the passage Of what they term bad le1t1
tion. These gentlemen claim thas t1os
present demand for money far ex0es6S klas
supply; that number Of farm moseUG1.
comppniss have retired IRON - ateless
that ct ths present time = = aliAcaIs ~
secure money 70 seplacs the loans teat ~.
now due and unpaid; thAt radical lsGsS1A@i
tion on this subjece will driys 70 1thsf
fields al the companies nov doina baai-
mess hsre, and panic u iueyiiAble, 49,
must result in the f0rscloeuro O1 thcasAa6D
nf farms and cause : Rsneral deprec6sti0n
in real essale yaluse. Whist e4Bece these:
Arguments will have % tho nembeEs wAO
are pushing this kind Of Ieeislatton = y
impossible, at this ttne, to tell.
The RailrseA lstay.
The railrooda during tho peoeent -
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-02-19
The States Seal.

The Yankton Press and Dakotan dis
covers that the great seal of the state Of
South Dakota 10 almost entirely Yankton
product. As is we'll known the motto,
Under God the People Rule" which is q
portion of the seal, was given to the con-
stitutional convention by the late DIR.
Joseph Ward. The balance Of the seal
consists of circle within which appears
in the left foreground smelling fur
mace and other features Of mining
work, and in the left background there
is a range OF bills. In the right foreground
is farmer at his plow and in the right
background herd Of cattle and field Of
corn. Between the right and the left di-
visions is river bearing steamboat
headed up stream. This design is copy
of the cut which for many years, and up
to the 26th of last April, was = part of the
heading of the Press and Dakotan, ex-
cepting that the train OF cars on the left
side Of tn, press and Dakotan cut is
omitted and DIR. Wards motto is added,
end for the Press and Dakotdn wheat
held is substituted corn field.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-02-19
& Nth DAKOTA NEWS COZ. LECTION
south Dakot. at washington.

8 0Outn DakOt0 AZ washington.
gashington telegram OF the 10th inst.
re- - II it were Moody day at the ma
tiea capital. Here il the way 1t starts
elE:
pnator Moody was in the chair his
afst neon presiding over the senate when
. aMeags came from the president. He
disoaed the clerk to open it, and 1t proved
To- y message from the president recon-
- Ing congress to pass bill concur
rla03a the promises made by the Sioux
cos nission last summer. Senator Moody,
~ the committee on pensions, reported
- ably the bill grsnting an increased
- Pr to Robert Milroy Of 800 per
M y. Senator Moody introduced bills
to y relief of Morris Appel, of Penning-
toN punty, 3. D., In the sum of &725;
H Bradley; Yankton county, s. D., in
thMm Of $1,000, and John stanage,
Y4 lon county, s. D., in the sum Of
e1 tor Indian depredations. The
bill creating the special divisions
~ to-day, and provides FOR dAtrict
= 1es1tn - nss..., pv~sAr. - .-.l
S{odS fSflS. while the circuit court n6eest
at Sioux Falls and Desdwood."
Another dispatch OF the same date says:
"A. s. Crossfield, Congressman Pickler
and members Of the commission who made
treaty with the 6isseton Sioux, called at
the white house. Mr.. Pickler sent mp
bill for public building at Pierre. tasks
for an appropriation ct 100000. He also
introduced bill extending the time of
building the bridge at Forest City by the
Forest City h Watertown Railroad COM
pauy."
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-24
Protest.nt Epi.cop.l Mis.ions.

PITTsBURa, Oct 23.-Today's session of
the Protestant Episcopal Missionary Coun-
Gil was taken mp almost entirely with dis
cussion of Southern missions The work
of the Woman's Auxiliary was commended
by the committee, which also recon-
mended the organization of parochial
branches, and the establishment of train
ing schools for girls. The report was ac-
cepted. Bishop Whitehead announces
that the house OF bishops has elected Rev.
DR.. Langsford fer bishop of Eddoca, to
labor in Japan.
The annual convention of the American
Inter-Seminary Missionary Alliance opened
in Allegheny City today. with delegates
representing all the seminaries in the
country
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-24

1nepeetOr ByYnes Believed Him Inno-
cent, snd secured His Release.
NV Y0sk. Oct 23.-fSpeciai- l-Inspec-
tor Byrnss took occasion today 70 deny
with considerable emphasis rumor that
the pardon Of Johnny Hope yesterday and
hts release from Sing Sing after serving
nearly ten years Of his twenty years term,
was the price paid for the confession from
the prisoners convict father. Jimmy Hope,
- to the whereabouts Of the securities
stolen from the Manhattan bank in the
famous burglary Of October q. 1873. Il
Was asserted last night by those un-
friendly 70 the inspector that this deal
had been made BY the latter.
- long step toward securing
permanently the position OF superintend-
snt Of police, which he Is now filing owing
TO the disability Of Captain Murray. The
stolen securities were cancelled long ago.
and the burglar would never be able to re-
aliss anything upon them, but the bank Is
nons the less anxious to get them back and
destroy them.
Inspector Byrnes declares that his efforts
to secure the pardon of the prisoner are
due entirely to firm belief that the latter
was really innocent of actual participation
in the great burglary. The inspector was
CAPTAIN Of the fifteenth precinct. where
the bank was located at the time, and his
work in running down several OF the crimi-
mails resulted in his elevation to his present
position He was indefatigable In his ex-
ertions toward tho conviction of Johnny
Hope.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-24
Wonderful Electric Rock.

SYRACUSE. n. Y. Oct 23.-[Special.l-L.
A. Dixon, OF Sodus. has just discovered a
wonderful ore called electric rock, which
contains hidden force that puzzles and
astonishes ali who see it, and expert cleo.
tricians in particular. The rock is OF a
dark slate color, and is somewhat lighter in
weight than sandstone. 1t is composed of
iron, aluminium, calcium and other min
erals, aud particles OF gold are found some-
times. MIR. Dixon says il will generate un-
limited power and give any desired amount
OF incandsscent light For iluminat-
ing business places and residences
1t would be considerably cheap.r
than kerosene. In fact, after the building
had been wired and batteries prepared the
cost would be merely nominal. and the
light would be equal If not superior to thar
produced by the manufacturers of elee.
rieity. In Mr.. pixon's Office a nine.
pound piece OF rock has been ringing bell
since last November. A piece WEIGHING
half pound Was placed in pint tumb,er
and wires attached TO the bell, which in
caused TO ring as loud as an alarm CLOCK
The test was made IN the presence of sew
erai gentlemen. who pronounced i, a won
deriui discovery.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-24
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

The Alaska Commercial Company has brought
sait as San Francisco to recover 10000 from
the North American Commercial Company.
PiainttR claims Ass seslskins recently dis
charged from the United States revenue cutter
Rnsh. and which it i alleged the plaintiff con-
verted to IT. own use.
Postal Agent Hartiug and Express Messenger
Otto were badly hurt in . wreck on the Atlantic
Pacific railroad near Albuquerque. N. n,
Thursday. The entire train. except the Pull
nans. waa thrown from the track b. running
into band Of cattle.
retired Berlin farmer named Cast on Thurs-
day gave . number Of children poisoned sweet
meats and then psr.ook Of the confection him
self The murderer and three Of the children
died in great agony and the other victims caA-
nos recover.
On Thurday two Mexican shepherds were
murdered and their bodies horribly mutilated
BY Indians lev miles from Silver City, n. II.
a posse 10 In punuik
Prince MAMMALIAN, nephew Of the grand
duke Of Baden, will shortly b betrothed to
Princess Victoria louisa, Of Gchleswig- Holstein.
The Inman Line steamer Chicago sailed from
Queenstown Thursday, but subs. qu-ntly ~
turned. her propeller NOT working properly.
Mary A. Mckenzie has bosn appointsA post
mistress II Aihina. Or.
The United seates cruiser laitimorsis Is Lis
bon
The universisy Of canbridss hss conferred .
deGuoe upon olanlsE
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-24

Italians Of New Orleans Reply
to the Americans.
SICILY MUCH BETTER RULED.
Pslies Tnsnssd Ter xnsbiIiiy = Uprest
Ne -Chrisssphsr Celsnbus
VS. : ssDags." xhsy say.

NJ f,,rv.re oct a far.r,., I -Tha
80 - -. -
11sss- - -ssa'-n Pspe. Puo,.s1
~ TINS c'sys sssuoo IN extf1 tooey releuvs
70 tho ASSASSINATION Of Cntef o. Police
Heunessy. It contains IN address 10 the
Iows.
We 49, errrn~ ~ Nrrt "a A~r,a..A. q, ,,,,vu
Inc vor,fs the ,,enrev ~ -hsrr - ,.ssc,. ~,
useful life a. n q q. Henueerv vsre hrnn~hf
70 - md 81 vie ana unknovn aseeassna "
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win continue 10 ENQUIRE ~ oonstanf
search Of iustice: Int we cannot ponuibly
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-24

ROCKFORD. Oct. as-lSpeciaI. An Rock.
ford turned out TO hear Colonel patriek
Henry Winston tonight The farmers
came in large numbers from the country
and extra benches had TO be hastily con.
struc,ed 1t the opera house TO seat the
audience. The hand played the Star
spsngied Banner" Marching Through
Georgia and other patriotic airs. Colonel
WINSTON spoke M hour and = half. Re-
ierring to the third party movement
In this country, he said that
certain men pretending to represent
labor in the cities ard on
the farms have made tree trade platform.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-24
Tn. Locomo,ive Engineer.

PIrrsBURo, Oct 23.-The convention Of
locomotive engineers spent the dav con-
sidering resolution to enter the org mia
ton known as the United Order of Railway
Employees. 1t is understood the discussion
was heated. but it Is not positively known
when consideration of this question will
be ended. The third annual convention of
the grand international auxiliary to the
Brotherhood came TO an end this afternoon.
The new officers were installed. President
Maurdaunt says the convention was the
most successful the auxiliarv has held. A
sinking fund was established, the ritual
and bv-laws revised. and altogether the
delegates feel elated over what they &C.
compished.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-24
Heavy STORM on D.l.v.,. co...

WILNINGToH. Del, Oct. 23.-The storm
tonight throughout the state has not been
equalled since 1878. Tides we're very high,
and many small boats at Newcastle were
swept away. There is no communication
with the breakwater, the wires being down.
WAsHIsGroN CITy, Oct "a dispatch
from Norfolk, Va. says that q terrific
souiheasteriy gale prevailed all day on
Chesapeake bay. The Bay Line steamer
Virginia had narrow escape from found.
ering. all Geographic lines along the
coast are down.
AsBuRY PARK, N. J.. Oct. ga terrific
storm is raging along the Jersey coast and
much damage has been done by the high
surf. Vessels are reported ashore at
Spring Lake, but as the wires are down no
information is OBJ ainable before morning.
LONG BRANCH, Oct. 23.-The storm st
this point today was terrific, and IL is
feared several vessels were lost The rail.
road tracks near the beach have been
washed out, and along the ocean avenues
great damage was done.
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The western un,on n,... -.

OMAHA, Oct. 23.-ISreciai Chief Oper.
ator Applega'e, of the Western Union
office, was astei by delegation of the dis
charged operators here il the comnanv
would reinstate them ii they would sub
scribe to an agreement to withdraw from
the brotherhood. Applegate replied that
II they signed such an agreement he would
submit 1t to the superintendent, and that
probably good would come of il. The
operators. however. refused to sign
such an agreement and the situation re-
mains unchanged. 1t is understood tbs,
all the members of the brotherhood will be
governed entirely by the action of the eY.
ecuttve board of the order now in session
in Chicago.