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I,Ok SALf-THE PROPERTY or MfpuN any
u WHO IL going AhroAd, and having d,ss,s.I - -
hoTse separately Will scl at sacrifcU III lisro.ed ~
~ INC, hst Ihaeton aiia bugsy. Also Two SETS u
Ah MADE fa hess oug brsast STRAP ana Collar Ian
nh.rts. Mhll, AZ. the ghNe good as ueW atil
were made 10 order. viii sell Separately
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

VtOR RLNT-ONE OF THE BEST APARTMENTS
l. IN the 'Shoreham" will be sublet forthe summer az
reduced rate. Apply to GAMMA ZEIA, The Shore
halh' my29- I'm
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FOR RENT--STABLES
NNOR RENT-STABLE IN THE VICINITY OF
Il Thomas and Scott Circles; all MI; $50: will
lease at SIS. Also, Front Office Room, IS per month
CAMPBELL, MASON s. ChANSfoN.
jel7-0' 6l7 18th st
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I.Ok sALE-ELEGANT UPRIGHT PIANO. ~
Il octaves; ~ good AZ new. only 600.
JOHN 4. Ei.LlS 4 60.
9el3-@ 49, Penn ave. 10Th u.
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IsoE SABA WHY HANDSOME RAY HORSE.
- % ears old lO hands warranted sound and gentle:
Jle ni the best coupe "r family horses O. D. found
nm mas elke ana strength enough Tor business
II tree. prompt Traveller and can D., u>,d az The
most tmld Ierson VITA perfe,t safety
Also a Handsome Extension top surrey has lafnts
Harness. 81.
Sold separate at 4 great sacrifice II so.a auirlly
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BUSINESS CHANCES

WANTED
w Partner with $4,000 against experience to estab
jel1-3t' SUCCESS Star office
NJ $1,000 ON CITY PROPERTY WORTH
w more than double; no commission. Address
Box 1873, Star Office. jel1-Jts
ESOR SALE-WELL-PAYING GROCERY, l4TH
Il and Boundary, including large Ice box horse and
wagon, good reasons for selling Inquire 1877 10th
st. ial
Tor sALE-AN OLD ESTABLISHED DRUG
Il store III Alexandria, Va doing u good business
For further particulars address DRUGS Alexandria
Va I.I6-.Its
EoR SALE-LAUNDRY AT ONE-HALF ORIGINAL
COST ana ON easy terms; owner cannot attend
Address Box 129, Star office. jelU-2t.
WE ELEGANT ROOMS IN THE SUN BUILDING
occupied by Messrs Herr and Walsh
are FOR rent and the furniture and carpets for sale
much below cost
rare chance for an attorney at law, stock broker
or patent attorney. Apply to
r. o. HOFFMAN
Real Estate and Insurance Broker,
jel4-lw 10th and r SITS NV
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A FEW PLEASANT AND COMFORTABLY FUR
"A histed Eooms with gas good hotel accommoda-
uons. al greatly reduced rates Tor the summer can
oe hac ~ 81 = ST. NV. my26-lms
i ARGE, COOL. AIRY ROOMS, WITH BOARD. 81
~ per DAY and up, Rooms, SO and Zoe; FURNISHED
Apsrdmeni for Housekeeping cheap. THE WEB
olEh. OLD ISth stnv. myl7
u n d GLANCE, NICELY FURNISHED
- Room. with u ood Board, at the auburn " PA ava
cor ga o. NV; terms mooerats. myl7.Sm
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II looking the city. between m Myer ard new irpn
Free Bride: 10hl0q' Price. A.. Ter foot. on small
monthly payments, IL minutes walk from horse ar
line m Georeetown. Also Handsome lti acre Ira.f Il
Land az tailm sprirSs. This would snhsliyiae rlrey
ssotd chahce Tor specuIatio offer solicited must
De solu JAMES l.. CLEMENTS.
lei1-3t .S.,l n ~ "a :.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-06-27
I've, and st.yn,r Denounc,d.

At the annual meeting Of the stock
holders Of the Cincinnati, Hamilton &
Dayton railroad, held at Cincinnati, the
PRESIDENTS report, speaking Of the Ives and
Stayner trial, says: ''The failure Of JUS
tice in the case on trial in September is a
source of regret. hut the prosecution is
still pending and it is to be hoped that
Stayner and Iyes will yet be tried with q
more satisfactory result than q disagree
ment Of the jury"
He says further Of the question Of the
validity Of the Ives and stsyner stock:
"Of $4,000 of alleged preferred stock is
sued by Ives & Co. there yet remains out
standing and claimed against the company
2,407, 600. In retiring the portion that
has thus far been taken in, the company
has authorized and put out an issue OF
$55,400 preferred 4 per cent. STOCK"
The bylaws were changed 80 as to de.
volve on the president most Of the duties
heretofore discharged blythe vice president.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-06-27
BANK FAILURE.

A Chicago Insttution Closes Its Doors-
The Bank Not an Importsnt one.
The Park National bank, Of Chicago,
closed ito doors Friday and . crowd
OF depositors surrounded ito place Of
business. The causes Of the failure ere mot
yet known. A notice posted on the door
says II 10 in charge OF j. D. Stureis, ma
ttonal bank examiner. Charles p. Pack
ard IL its president. II has been organ.
lied only . few years. Ito stock sold q
par yesterday. No statement OF assets OF
liabilities 10 obtaiuable at this writing.
Tho bank was not an important one, IT,
capital stock being only 5000 o. The
report Of the condition OF the bank May II
last. showed loans and discounts amount
ing to $6S0.0OO; notes and bills ssdis-
counted, $500 surplus fund, SAL.
000, aud undivided profits . $4,000.
The failure was not expected in banking
circles. Its president made considerable
money In the hat business and took charge
Of the bank. II 10 said, without suhncisnt
knowledge OF banking. Tho result was
that it, loan department was understood to
b conducted less strictly than conssrva-
tive bankers consider necessary. With the
result Of getting rather . poor line Of
papof.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-06-27
jackson Cleaned out IN. Crovo,

dozen belligerent Germans returning
from . picnic had . row with Peter Jack.
son, the colored pugilist, and were knocked
out in great style. The Germans entered
. wayside house which il Jackson's train.
ing quarters. leaving the women in an ON.
nibus outside. They we're talking of the
weight Of n big German when jackson
Clipped in with aguess. Herman Helmick,
. rich brewer, laughed at Jackson's euess,
whom jackson offered to bet he was right.
In his earnestness he placed his hand on
Helmick's arm, when the latter said
in an insulting way: cake your
black paws off me. ] don't want any spots
left on me-" Jackson was very Angry, but
said he didn't want any row. This the
German thought was q back down, and he
tainted Jackson with cowsrdice. He never
finished the sentence, as he went to the
door % though . pile.driver had hit him.
Then Jackson started in to clean out the
crowd and the big Germans went down be-
fore him like ninepins. In five minutes
he had used up the crowd, and they
tumbled out Of the door and made for the
bus. Two had to have their heads dressed
ct . hospital, and all had black eyes.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-06-27
Osisrs q womea 3, ID Arr,,..a,

Oglsrs - Womsa % n Arrested.
The edict hes gone forth from the chief
o. police Of Chicago that hereafter street
corner loafefs and women ~insulters should
DO placed under arrest. Besides this or.
oei, 10 has detailed half . dozen oncers In
c..'sens' clothes to watch these odious
creatures, and the arst one found oel,nc :
woman will dnd himself placed under n.
rest.
What caused you to issue the ordsrs.
the chief was asked.
III have seen 90 much Of these msshers."
replied the chief, that II has disguised
me. I have been driving through tho
streets and have noticed the shameful
manner In which these cnrs treat the
geneler sex. and I have determined to stop
It. 1 heps In short time to have Il 90
that an unprotected female can pass
through the streets without Being in.
suited"
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-06-27
Made Rich -bv . stray It.m.

mo00 kJCn Nv stray xtonns
Mrs. Jennie Douglas, Of Vancouver, B.
c., owes to . chance newspaper item the
discovery of her rich husbands death Il
C%loverdale. CAL, last spring. Douglas,
who was . wealthy Scotchman, died leaving
no provision for paying the undertaken,
although In his effects were found certified
checks for 5000. The undertaken brought
suit to prevent the checks from being sent
to Scotland, where the deceased had left q
will. Mrs. Douglas saw an item regarding
the case and at once came to Cloverdale.
The deceased had married her ten year.
ago, and had taken her to his home
on Douglas Lake. B. c.. quo miles from
civilization. His fine mansion which he
had described she found TO bs . log cabiu
with . dirt door, . bunk for . bed and nc
means Of cooking but . frying pan. She
vainly tried to get some Of the comforts Of
life and at last left for Victoria, whore she
took charge Of boarding house. She LOST
Ill trace Of Douglas until shs AZ the 90.
count Of his death. She will claim Z
widows share Of the estate in Scotland,
which 10 said to be worth several hundrsd
thousande.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-06-27
SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

Louis BRowN was found dead in Bos
ton. 1t is thought that he VAS murdered
by strikers.
The Order Of Railway telegraphers. in
session in New York, has declared against
strikes. The next annual c~onclave viii BE-
held at Atlanta, Ca, the third Monday IN
June, 1891.
HoRDEs Of famished wolves are over.
running Austrian Gslicia, destroying
Thousands OF sheep and mauy lager
animals. In . number Of cases men have
been attacked and dsvoufed By the fefo.
cions beasts.
By . vote Of 8 to 5 the ways and means
committee Of the Louisiana lseislaturs d.
cidsd TO report favorsbly on TIE proposed
constitutional amendment removing the
capitol from Baton Roussto New Orleans.
H411 MOST entered . msitins Of the
stirling cloaknaksrs IN New York With
tsv Of his sdhsssnts. President Simon.
Of The Closkuaksrs' unioa, ssksd H. %
lios 20 sject Most, which thsy did q ooce!
without ceremony.
AsEcRxT meeting Of German naAss.
TRAN sooialiste .was diseovsssd ~ ths Aee.a
stktan peliss = Eulap, Rohsmia, and inme.
lalstely dispessed. Bevssal Of ~ 3oaAsEsi
ESte1geA,tks pelte 81 wesvl1EeathAel 1n6.
NA1u40lta1M11RNS
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-06-27
Kentachy's Treasury Empty.

The prolonged session Of the Kentucky
Legislature. extravagant appropriations and
expenditures have left the treasury enpky
and the state almost bankrupt, but Gov.
Buctner has placed ct the disposal Of the
board Of sinking fund commissioners .
sum sulacisnt to tide over the present
financial strait. In his letter the gov.
ernor said his sole object Was 20 protect
the financial honor Of the state. Il 10 90.
timated that at least 5000 will b. 70.
quiredoo meet demands between nov and
Aug. I. whom tax rscsipts viii b. turned
over TO the treasury. The governor takes
the money from his private fortune and
charges no interest. This 10 the only In.
stance Of the kind ON record.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-06-27
cRoeREroHs3.

~ esueA 01ls1n5QleN ~ Heveln1e
es1aes eeeesa-Eaeavse na1nAhAlse.
49, - 1eevAese
- ~ psqapeses ~ eeeee ga42eAee
- y - eevtsee non 1eaveee eeesesl
Peeesasesn sasssy.swe osenftea = ~
~ ~ - 1avoeeeee - 6 ~ 80
~ ~ oess1e - esasoe. 1sposee ts.;
eNsEssss - - veeos 49,. - eoeeteA
49,. ~ s1eege!osaly - eeeelftees
- s.oeeees. oEovtae Hptdly. H. se!ees
.oe ~ tAyeseeee Weeenee
~ : ~. IT, eesee0os =
~ = 20 eess. - aaa
sonsss ?eass vstA e~eeseepondtee
~ e nax oed cen. lo.
~ eeevess aave oese vsal a..
H,a..s. eestne 1929 week. bous 60.
ts.s.s = eeeso % N naeess betne 10 cool
~ rs. - = efoWtne = nee ee'eepe4
secsso p. tren aeout &aeeoesoee'
e N 49, eo@e tepoees % dA0eee q OF
49,. ~ non d~eeeseeetve voek 1870
= sssC 100 aoee n AiansAaAa, Ninee,,,
1s0oooot - Oeaoosn oounttee. = ~
~. oouesy 2 .unosr Of aslds g eesa
~ - esmeeed 70 ~ sxeent q s0I1es
s.ss. 9 wosns. 0asden ias9efe
.sS..Sn ''e1 ~ .ssis eave oeea - hsevsees
~. wao.e aesae OF cnions, eot49,
pssss y s... eao ewees cora Asve bssa
~. e s'sok aaa eseaa.
westoef could hardly b meee favossble
~ !. nsevy CROWN Of straw and Il Il
would turn dry nov. With oool vaakhne
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-06-27
Tho whisky Trust ON Ton.

A new deal is on foot in the affairs Of
the whisky trust. which is nothing more
than q combination between the trust and
the Protective Liquor Dearlers' associa-
sion. A6on. tie time whisky wat ad.
ssncse'N1 cents per gallon, several big
,Sssaiers in Cincinnati and elsewhere were
engaged with George Wilson, of Peoria,
in erecting a big distillery in Pekin, which
was to be operated independent Of the
trust. Work has been suspended on this
distillery and the information has been
given out that it is not to be completed.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-06-27
Another Lottery OMar.

When the Louisiana house met the
speaker received from 1sador Newman,
president Of the New Oaleans Stock ex.
change, . proposition from Benjamin New.
gay, Of London. Eng. Offering $l,25O,0oO
yearly for the same lottery privileges ap-
piled for by John A. Morris, with an adj
ditional tender of security for payment Of
the amount annually to the state.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-06-27
CHOLERA IN MADRID.

II Il Spreading Il N Alasmins Rsts-N,ns.
ty-0ns Cases Rsportsd
Much alarm 10 occasionsd By the con.
tinued spread Of cholera q Sulls Do Ruest.
The authorities ars making . strong sftort
to stamp out the disease, bat 70 far have
been unsuccsssful. New Gases ass
reported daily. Sunday there were
four deaths and mint new
cases. The doctors ass greatly over
worked. and Tie authorities have tsle-
ersphed to Valencia for physicians and
medictnes. Total number Of Gases thus
fas, ninsty.ons. One Of The persons Who
hsd for safety. died Of Abaida. Dr..
Candida, an expert, declares tie disease 10
b true Asistie cholsa.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-06-27
She Helped Cave the Lover.

She Helped Carve the Lover.
Angus Mcleod paid o friendly visit to
Mrs. Mary Bellemore. at st. 1gnace, Mich,
and the woman's husband rsturned rather
u%nexpectedly. Bellemore seized q large
knife, intent IN killing the couple. His
love for the woman finally prevailed and
he asked her to hold Mcleod while he
carved him. The woman did as her en-.
RACED husband demanded, and Mcleod
was left with wounds of . shocking No.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-06-27
Drowned Beneath : Bo.t,

A party consisting of Otto P~omersnine,
Fred Shiering and Emma Pomeraning,
while sailing on Lake Winnehago, IN Wis
consin, were capsized and Miss Pomer.
aiming, a Young lady Of 16, was drowned.
On righting the boat her body was discov-
cred beneath with the hands still claspiue
one Of the ropea.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-06-27
1oT sPRnsas. q D.
DAKOTA STATE NEWS.

fatAstae Atssnpt % Fsnd Her &c..
a pathetic little letter was received q
TIE Dssdwood postonacs the Other day with
tho envelope addressed: aTo the Post.
master at Deadwood, Black Hills, Colo.
rado-or any town IL that vicinity" The
letter 10 headed. ITO the Merchapts and
Business Men OF Black Hills, Colorado"
and makes inquiry Tor . lost son, Willie j.
Lawler, who left homo in 70 for Lead.
Vile. aud. subsequently,, I Deadwood
The mother, Mrs.. Hannah @. Main, Terre
Haute. vigo county. Ind. says: Il have
eaten NO pleasant bread since my loved
hoy was lost, and I now earnestly ask that
this letter BE- circulated, read BY every citi.
zen OF D.adwood or other towns In that
vicinity, and I beg that some kind Chris
tian heats viii answer this letter and tell
me 1t they have sesn Willie Lawler, and
VII 70 he now 10. and depend upon the 70.
ward"
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-06-27
Doings Related in Brief.
The artesian we'll 1t Beresford is down

Doinss Related In Brief.
The artesian we'll ct Beresford is down
400 feet.
Forest Cityites will celebrate the COM
pletion Of the Northwestern extension from
Gettysburg July 4.
At Mt. Vernon, Dawson county, several
buildings were blown down by . heavy
windstorm.
The limits of the artesian basin are
found to extend from Fort Benton down
the Missouri valley to Yankton, aud from
Fargo to Fort Benton. Il is pronounced
by the experts to be the largest and strong
est basin in the world.
The business men Of Deadwood are or.
ganizing q club. Il will be incorporated
under the laws Of the state and will have
. capitalization Of $4,000, divided into.
one hundred shares Of 800 each, thus
limiting thu membership to 100. Its
objects are to forward the business and
social interests Of Deadwood.
SEvENTY-FouR laborers on the Elkhorn
: extension between wildwood and Dead.
wood struck Tuesday for an advance in
wages from 4l.75 to e2.0o per day. The
contractor agreed 70 pay the advance il
the men would sgres to work thirty days;
for . shorter period he will only pay Sits.
1t 10 likely the strike will be settled on
that basis.
The Sphinx County sunday.school 40.
ISOLATION will hold its ninth annual con.
vention at Ashton June "a and Is.
A YANKToN girl Tilted her lover after no
had gone to the trouble and expense Of
Nrocnpin0 n mavria0A 1SNAnaa.
The Lake county sunday-school con-
vention will bs held ct Lake Nsdison July
lS. In connection with the union Sunday.
school picnic.
MISS ANNIE T1LMAN, charged with in-
fauticids and Of being the mother Of the
child which was found under . culvert near
Milbank some weeks ago, VA arrested ct
Casselton Tuesday and returned to Nil
bank and asraiened. She protests her In.
nocencs Of the crime.
A SOLDIER st Fort Bennett, becoming
tired Of the monotony Of military life,
mounted . bicycle one day last week and
struck ont for PARTS unknown.
GRuB.woRMs afe doing some dsmaesto
hax and corn in small portions Of Brown,
SPHINX, CLARK, Hamilton and Codineton
counties.
A aAscHxAs on the reservation started
out several years ago With . solitary COW.
and now owns 1000 head Of cattle, 6OU
horses aud thi1ty.two buffalo and Crosses.
TIE bank q Ashton has quit business.
TIE roundup Of cattle on the ranges
west Of the Missouri river 10 about com.
plstsd, and the stockusn ass much pleased
with the condition Of stock. Little loss
was e~xpsrisneed BY the eattlsnen this
season.
BIuLAH IL to4hsvss nsvspspsr. Il 10
70 be called the Globe-Nesne and will b
published BY 81. o. Payns.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-06-27
HI Won. But Il Killed Him.

Homer E. Newton; one Of the most
prominent farmers Of northern Ohio. died
at bis homo in West RischAeld. Three
weeks ego. on . wager with friends, he ats
twenty-six hard boiled eggs at . meal.
Hts stomach and bowels refused to. per.
form their functions and medical cid vas
unavailing. He fingered In terrible pain
for three weeks without food. He vas
known throughout the entire country e. .
breeder and importer Of Ans cattle. 10
leaves 0 large estate.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-06-27
Labor Matters in PIt,.bure.

0sUVE III IetVUWEEs
The strike Of through brakemen on the
Monongahels division Of the Pennsylvania
railroad has been settled by tho men ac-
cepting the proposition of the officials for
q slight advance. The flint glass workers
have presented their scale OF wages for the
ensuing year and the manufacturers have
the matter under consideration. The scale
advances wages about II per cent.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-06-27
SPARKS FRoM rHE.wIREs.

The Psusslaa authorities have sxpsilsd
$50 Austsisps q ON the vicinity Of Iysio.
vita, Poland.
L. A. NILBuax, . Dsnvss busisess
man, VA shot and mostaliy wounded 81
AcC.stneys hts pastnss. Business
'n,ubles.
" .,ionA eesseu % ninisssss q ~
tsa 6e1enlaaelea e1.ehA3S4
Sl6
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-06-27
A Eoundationless Reporl

The report that the superintendent Of
the census had authorized the supervisors
TO give out the census figures 10 denied BY
Porter. He says the report 10 without
Foundation.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-06-27
To Favor to Earmers.

The executive committee Of The prohi.
bition party Of Pennsylvanis, INST q
Philadelphia, and to favor The farmers
changed the time Of holding The stste eon.
vention q Harrisburg for Tie ~noninaSiop
OF . candidate for governor from July Is
and 16 to Aug. 20 and 81.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-06-27
Acquitted Of Fraud.

The jury in the case of Corcoran and.
Alderman-E Elect McCabe, who were on trial
for alleged wholesale election frauds during
the last election in Chicago, has returneds
verdict acquittine the prisoners.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-06-27
Editors to Have IN Excurslon

.3S 09vV ~"
The Pierre capital committee has in
vited the State Press associotion to take o
trip to the Black Hills, and it Is being ar
ranged to have the excursion start from
Pierre some tine between the 10th and
goth OF July by the overland route. This
will give the editors . chance to view the
wonders Of the recently opened reservation
and the still greater wonders of the Hills
country. 1t is proposed to make the re-
turn trip by rail.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-06-27
Hold ON Suspicion

Six Italian and twenty Hungarian i'm.
migrants we're detained ct the New York
barge office on suspicion that they were
contract laborers.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-06-27

The Portal T0le6raph Bill.
The house committee on postoSaces and
postroads has postponed further considera.
tion OF the postal telegraph bill until next
session.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-06-27
Lively limo w,ta. nor,e rhieves,


Lively limo with Horse Thieves.
The sheriff OF Cakes had . lively time
chasing up Q couple Of horse thieves the
frst Of the week. He finally located them
At Verona, where he had left two horses
lacked up in the elevator, while he vent to
Lisbon to get information concerning the
thieves. He engaged . liveryman named
Conklin to drive him back 20 Verona. and
arrived Just m time to see the parties he
was looking for mounting the horses he
hal locked mp in the elevator. Conklin
attempted to prevent their escape when
n of them fired four shots Il him at close
range, but none Of the shots took effect.
The revolver was held 90 close to his facs
as to severely burn one OF his cheeks. Tho
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-06-27
X. Of r. Grand Lodge Oftclsls.

The grand lodge, X. Of p. adjourned to
meet at Madison next year. The following
are the officers elected: u. c., Arthur @.
Phillips, Sioux Falls; G. v.C., Frank Abt,
Lead City; g. p, H. A. Maxon, vermil-
ZION; 9. K.'R. g.. w. E. Upton, Armour;
a. =. E., E. b. West, Hot Springs; G.. N.
AEn Keller, Elk Point; G.. I. G., w.
H. Monroe. Syankton; g. Q. g., George A.
silsby. Mitchellxi past g. c., w. G. Grab
m. Chamherl.,n. supreme representative.
John R. Brennan, Fapid CITY, aud B. H. !.
Howell, Miller.