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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-01-01
WHAT sILCOTT LEFT.

Some 083.OOO Transferred to tho United
states Treasury for ssfe Keeping.
The sum of $S3. 600 in notes aud checks;
representing the amount left in the SER
geant at arms Office after the disappear
ance Of absconding Casl ier Silcott. has
been deposited in the united states treas.
ury by order Of the house OF representa-
tives 10 await adjudication.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-01-01
TOO MILD WEATHER.
1T Is THROWING THOUSANDS OUT
OF EMPLOYMENT.
Many Pennsylvanis Collisriss Have No
Choice hut to Closs---Besious Hss1lts
Probsbis---The East Gets Blow.--OtAsr
News.
A GREAT SHUT DOWN.

The Mild Wiater Playing Havoc with
Psnnsylvania Coiheri1s.
Following the announcement taas the
Pennsylvania Coal company had closed
down eleven of its fourteen collieries and
the Delaware l. Western company six Of
their mines, comes the news that the
Hillside Coal company and tho COM
pany working the Erie railroad mines, oS
Forest City, German and PlAasant valley,
with nearly 4 900 woghsaen. MI alea .ahlS
down. rhdlsidaSI 0psrGtofs Sai thiUUk !
the valley are unable to secure cars, and
have also ordered shut down
until trade conditions are improved.
These individual oollleries number dozen
or moro and will average $50 men and boys
employed at eanh. The annouhcsmsnt vas
also made In addition to this that the
Delaware 4 Hudson Canal company will
at the end Of week shut down fifteen Of
its collieries, about ons.half. II operates
between Carbondale and Plymouth. The
closing Of the company works and individ.
ual mines will cause the idleness Of up-
wards Of $4,000 men and boys, and to this
number 10 quite likely to bs added . large
number Of workmen who will b thrown
out Of employment BY the shutting down
of the mines Of the Wilkesbarre 4 Sus-
quehanna Coal company in the Wyoming
region.
Only sti6 winter weather can bring rs-
action and start the mines moving.
A prominent coal dealer said the trade
was never In 20 stagnant condition ~ II
is at present and the year will close with
nearly 1000, ,oOO tons less output than was
recorded in 1883. He adde6 that tho out
look Tor the coming year WAS anything but
encouraging to those who had erected 20
many new breakers in this region the past
e0ason
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-01-01
MINISTER LINCOLN'S son.
The Report that He is Getting Worse Un
true.

true.
Abraham Lincoln, son Of the minister to
England, is still an invalid at the Hotel
Vatel in Versailles. The report was cir
culated in Paris the other day that he had
,relapsed and that his condition was much
worse. correspondent saw Minister
Lincoln's secretary. who contradicted the
report and said that the patents condi-
ton was improving, and that although he
was still unable to leave his room, he had
sat up several times. His abscess is not
entirely healed. Two physicians are in at
tendance upon him and Robert T. Lincoln
has gone from London to Versailles,
where he intends to remain until his son
is able to be moved. Mrs. Lincoln and
her daughter are also at Versailles.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-01-01
'UH COME TOGETHER.
! 14OODY CHRISTMAS FOR A
GEORGIA COUNTY.

Wsxz xa1tions Meet, with Fatal Re-
sol1 learly Dozen Killed. ---How the
1r~S90 Was Brought About
4 AAah, Ga. special says: The trouble
Ct e. began on Christmas when tho chief
marsh saw negro on the side OF hotel
hfiug ~It's Bob Brewer" some
body Gd, a. the people began to pour out
OF the seoses. The name OF the notorious
outlaw md fugitive sent terror to the
hearts II the citizens. who watched the al
lies Of Brewer. This must be stopped, =
said O1cer Leggett. He then went into
his stotos and, arming himself with shot
gun, dsputized three citizens to 20 with
him To- safsest the man. When he ran the
posse, brewer raised his gun and dsiber-
ately shot and killed Assistant Marshal
Barnh The chief marshal then fired at
Brayssa INT missed him. Brewer returned
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-01-01

ksc0rti Of tho Great Dead Of the World
Loss Of Life and Property by Casualties
Of Various kinds-Legal Executions aud
Victims Of Mob Law During the Year.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-01-01
EASTERN People no TRY n.

The latest thing in combines is the %.
tablishment Of supply stations in the east
and the shipment Of cattle on the hoof to
bs killed at these stations instead Of being
shipped dressed. The originator Of the
sshsms il William n. Manor, large est
tie dealer Of New York state. Tho head-
quarters Of the company will be Karner's,
near Albany, and the cattle will bs pur-
chased Ut the Union stock yaris, Chi ago.
and shipped to the east BY special trains.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-01-01
REMAINS OF THE CREW FOUND.

Human Heads and Other Portions OF the
Cermania's Sailors Washed Up.
Portions OF human bodies, including Que
head, have been found on the beach be-
tween Sandy Hook and Seabrght BY crews
Of life saving stations. They are beyond
doubt the remains Of the crew belonging to
the bark Germania, wrecked at Long
Branch short time ago.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-01-01
THE DIPHTHERIA sCOURGE.

1t Ii Playing Havoc With The South Da.
kota Russians.
An Aberdeen special says: The super
intendent Of the state board of health has
gone to Eureka, the center Of Dakota's
great Russian settlements, to take meas
ures for the suppression Of tn, malignant
diphtheria now raging among the Russians.
Thirty deaths have already occurred.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-01-01
shot LcKgett Through Boti Legs.

Brewer and his crowd Of ten or twelve
men then fed to the swamp. The negroes
were followed into the swamp by several
citizens, among whom were William Wood,
. carpenter and his son, William Wood. jr.
The negroes lodged into the swamp, and
when young Wood ran in behind him
Brewer rose up and shot him through the
bead, killing him instantly, and then shot
Woods father In the face. Accomplish
ing this much the negroes ran further in
the swamp and escaped. The news of the
death Of young Wood and the serious
shooting Of bis father spread like wildfire
over the town. Confusion relgned for
time and Jesup ~aemed to be IN
Tho Han. IS of Violent Mob.
Mayor Hops called meeting and hasty
arrangements were made to protect the
town. Seventy five armed men were gath
cred in few minutes and followed Brewer
and bis party distance into the swamp.
Mcmillan bay covers 400 acres, and Brewer
is SO familiar with its hiding places that
the efforts of the posse to locate him are
regarded as in vain. The strength of the
posse was soon increased by posse Of
twenty five armed men, and q picket line
was formed. Brewer had threatened the
life Of Assistant Marshal Barnhill since the
officers killed one Of Brewers pals few
weeks ago while attempting to arrest
colored man for gambling. Yesterdaywas
Brewers chance, and he took advantage OF
the opportunity when the assistant officer
came unarmed to the side Of Chief Mar
shal Leggett, who was making the arrest.
Brewer seemed to forget for moment that
anybody was trying to capture him, and
he shot barnhill down as he would dog.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-01-01

U1IsE. sssssdIs llll!ll|
As = - staas fraasaas. ii ii
4 number q the members u ~ -.
laturs havs been investigating ~ aanoals
paid Tor tsrritorial printing Ii H. tessieosv
In the past, and the rssuits M sssd u -
Of most startling character. Nors 49,
elO0, 900 we're paid for Legislative aad etnGo
printing FOR the biennial period psscedino
statehood, which competent printsss asssl6
could havs bssn done for 15o,eeo d ~.
Clearly here 4 q opportunity 10 seons-
miss. Any printer IN the stats would -
glad - do this work q regular sommeroia1
rates, and The lsgislalurs may saslly sGss4
large saving. The state viii ssquiss 9
much u net moro printing than did ~
territory. Il i MT necsssAly tAat buSa
vary small portion Of the stats vosk be
done ct the capitol. % this state Nm
number Of wsll-squipped printing sstab.
hshmsnts that could do this work.
4 Bad CasAuer.
No news whatever has bssn leaxned 6
the Whereabouts Of Cooley, tie abseond.
Ing cashier ofth Omaha road, Who In
sioux FAILS bstwesn two days. 4 lettss
was received from Cooleys parents ~
questlng information 40 to ths amount oe
the dsfalcation. The detective piaosd NJ
ON Cooley's case made call upon ~ psr.
ents and sndsavorsd to got . settlsmsul.
pursuit n the fre,t;y. ~, ., ....,....-. ..
a. r..ch.a "a s...- .ss.. 8 8. A..-s
10 and ~ m;..,.. ...h,a. ss
-1.
Thirsy-ssvsn Have Dlsd.
a special TO Aberdeen from Lsela, As-
fnsfson county, says: Dr. 0ambls -
turned late last night from trip - she
heyd setslsmsns, the scene of TIE dipaths-
ris epidemic, ana says he has the nanae0 -
snirty-ssven Russian childrsn Who Aase
died Of the disease. Only two have ~
covered. = number are stu stek, baea -
the dassrict u isolated, fears q eontagioa
are NOT entertained.
ALoslpg Csntrsce.
It is estimated that the contractor -
ersctsd the east and west winas az ~ II,
sane asylum In Yapkton last ysar ccaernae. /
ed debts amounting TO $4,000 nnops 80
hs rsosivsd for the work. This amounH n
for building materisl aud labor. aad -
Legislature will be asked % pay thase halla.
hosr. az. ar. .u
rudeYv .v.L.r.d =. o.t.. ~ = sI,,s.-
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-01-01
SHOWN IT'S HEAD AGAIN.

Nihilasm Discovered n tAs Univsrsity ~
Odossa.
st. Petersburg dispatch says: The uni-
vsrsity Of Odessa has been closed owing TO
70 the discovsry that large number Of
the students ars nihilists and actively On
gagged IN spreading ths nihilissie propagan-
da h
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-01-01
All Quiet Now.

SAVANNAH, Ga, Dec. 27--No further
troubles have occurred at Jessup, and
affairs are resuming their usual status.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-01-01
Only Ten Killed.

The most reliable information is that
ten people have been killed at Jesup. A
special says everything is quiet there and
a company of citizens has been organized
to guard the town against invasion. The
coroner held an inquest this afternoon and
the jury returned verdict charging the
negroes, Brewer and Rayford, with the
murder of Marshal Barnhill and young
Woods. As to the killing of the negroes
in the Jail the jury returned verdict of
death by parties unknown.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-01-01
Attacked the jail.

At about O'Clock this morningla party
of unknown men attacked the jail at Jesup,
driving away the guards. In few minutes
the doors were battered in and four men
went inside and shot and killed Peter
Johnson and Bill Hops. The former
was a man who had been wounded and
captured in the fight The military was
stationed about half q mile from the Jail,
but by the time the detachment arrived
there everything was quiet, and all there
was to indicate what had happened were
the bodies Of the dead negroes. The
Georgia hussars returned to the city this
afternoon, the Brunswick company beng
retained on duty by the mayor. The re-
turned soldiers reported the trouble over.
Their presence was only required to quiet
the excitement OF the citizens of Jesup,
who remained in their houses last night to
protect their families, and their kitchens
and outhouses we're filled with the colored
people of the town, who soughtthe protec-
tion of their white friends.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-01-01

It's estimated that the contracfcs ~
ersctsd the east and west wings of ~ =.
sane asylum In Yapkton last year conesnsD.
ed debts amounting TO $25,o0O pors 49,
hs received for the work. This amount D
for building material aud labor, aad the
Legislature will be asked 70 pay these hdIls.
The morning call., 1890-06-14
PresidiO Heights.

IreSlutO
Two choice 5O-yara lots, NE. cor. Spruce and Clay
sts and the s. side of Washington, 1877 Is feet w. OF
Locust. The Preside Heights Improvement Club is
actively at work in conjunction with the owners OF
the property In this district to have the streets
graded and severed Grand marine view You will
never have another opportunity to purchase 30
varas in this location cheap. Very liberal terms:
One-third cash. balance in one two and three years,
at per cent per annun.
No. 1910 Ellis ST., Near Buchanan.
Nice home in the Western Addition; genteel 2
story and basement residence of rooms and bath;
all modern improvements and In good order. and
built of the best materials and fitted throughout
with sanitary plumbing OF the latest method; finely
papered cement sidewalk cabe-cars pass the door,
Terms cash above a mortgage OF $1,000, Any one
fail to inspect this property size OF lot, 25xlo0
Good Income Paying Property,
Sc cor. Suffer and Lyon sts., consisting of double
cottage on the corner containing rooms and bath.
and rooms and bath: modern Improvements; sep
arate entrances. Also, single cottage OF Z rooms
and path adjoining Suffer ST.; Sutter-st. cable
cars pass the door; street improvements all com
pleted These cottages are always rented and yield
a monthly Income OF Sz5. Look at them. Size OF
lot, 60xS7.
Residence in the Western Addition
l4lO Octavia St: 3-story house, Is rooms. bath,
laundry, store rooms; all modern Improvements;
heaters electric bells, etc. suitable for physcian
~ block from cable-cars: size of lot 81 6x1l0.
Point Lobos-Ave. Corner.
NV cor. 4th and Point Lobos ayes. sunny corner.
ready to be built cablecars VIII be running near
this lot in few months; surrounded by improve
ments; size 33xl00.
A Good Investment.
$40 Capp St. 2lo #. n; 18th: improvements CON
sst OF history cottage 319 Capp ST., containing
rooms in the rear 2-story dwelling of 2 tenements
of 5 rooms each: this property produces an income
Of S35 month"; easy OF access to all parts OF the
city by either the Mission Howard st. car-lines;
street severed and macadamized; size OF lot 3Ox
1928.
Downtown Investment.
No. 6lS O'Farrell ST.. bet. Hyde and Leavenworth.
cor. Ada COURT 2story house OF IL rooms and bath;
the Omnibus cable-cars within half a block;
street severed. paved and accepted by the city;
cement sidewalk; examine this; size OF lot 25xSO.
Union-St. Business Property.
Nos. 1903 to 1S031s Union ST.; stores with liv-
ing rooms attached and rooms each; = fats above
of 8 and 9 rooms, with modern improvements:
street severed. paved and accepted by the city;
Unionst. cable-cars pass the premises; present in
come $50 per month: terms one-half cash, balance
in one TWO and three years at per cent; size OF lot
3lx75.
For further particulars. maps catalogues, ETC.. ap-
ply to
BOvEE, TOY s. CO., Auctioneers,
10 Montgomery St. under Lick House.
je1U II l3 Ia 15
The morning call., 1890-06-14
PRISON DIRECTORS.
Further Discussion of the lone
School of Industry.

The Prison Directors met in the Phelan Build.
ing last night, with Robert I. Devln presiding.
Joseph Craig, E. j. de Pue and Charles SOuntag
were present.
The Chairman stated that the object Of the
meeting was to receive reports from attorneys
on their Investigations into the titles TO the land
and water rights at lone, Amador County, where
the Preston School OF Industry will be built. The
reports were read and placed on file, showing
the titles TO be correct.
Tie site for the school comprises $50 acres,
$50 OF which will be purchased for $4,000, from
the lone Coal and Iron Company. The other
100 acres VIII be donated by the citizens OF lone.
Inc water rights Will be purchased Tor S45, 500
d reservoir. valued at $4,000. He will also give
BOND Tor $4,000, secured by two or more
suretles, IN guarantee OF supply OF 100 inches
of water for six months of each year. and ESQ for
the remainder of the year. He will further con-
struct dam, as planned by the Directors, for
Tine Chairman and Director Craig advised tax
Ing immediate action in completing the pur-
chase OF The site and the water rights.
directors Sountag and De Pue eounseled walt
log for a iu!l meeting OF the Directors before
taking decisive measures. The former expressed
his doubts OF the water supply al Suffer Creek
being suilcient for all purposes. He was al lone
IN August last and The creek was almost dry. He
favored buying the site at once and securing me
water right al some lime within a year, believing
the reservoir would soon be filled with mud and
slickens.
Engineer Wiley was present. and remarked
that as there Is no mining Oh Suffer Creek there
would be no Slickens.
Director Craig said it would take $50 years to
fill the reservoir with mud.
he Chairman urged the necessity OF going
ahead Immediately with the purchase OF, the site
and water rights, or the matter would be delayed
until next January and the Directors become The
laughing stock OF the State.
The original bond for guarantee OF water sup
ply, which was demanded OF Mr.. lsaacs, was for
$1,000, and Director Craig moved to Increase the
amount to sac. 900 Mr. Isaacs agreed TO the
increase and the motion carried. He was ad-
Yised TO prepare the bond and present IL 10 the
Directors at their meeting this morning at san
Quentin, until which time the board adj ourned. 8
The morning call., 1890-06-14

day last. Mrs. Yerbrycke is the daughter OF
Rev. DIR. Easton, pastor OF Calvary PresDyt erian
Church. in this city. Mr. 1. chalmers Eas aoa
Will remain here, having received Posltlon iu
the Office OF Seby s. Co. Rev. Mr. Nerorycke
will preach in Calvary during tile pastors 'aca-
ton.
Seldner, are at San Rafael. Miss Aggie Zacnafias
is with them for a couple OF weeks.
Mrs. ]. II. Firehanmer OF Alameda Is visiting
her parents at Sulsun, where she VIII remain
several weeks.
Miss Alice M Rambo, Miss Fay Rambo and
brother are spending the summer at the Etha
Springs ,.va an.
gagged rsoms at the Hotel del Monte for the sea
Mir. Ellis Wooster is at Napa Soda Springs for
Mrs j. g. Edwards and daughter left Oak
land yesterday for San Diego.
Mrs. S. Lesser Of Walla Walla Is visiting her
relatives here, and is stopping at 1924 webster
street.
Mrs. David Rutherford and family, OF Oakland,
have gone TO Mount Dabl0 Tor the vacation.
Mrs. NJ. Galiuger, accompanied by her niece,
Miss ,iosa Gugenheim, Is at Skaggs springs
MIR. aud Mrs. Cosmo Morgan 60 TO the Hotel
Rafael on July LIST as the guests OF Mr. ana Mrs.
Charles II. Jennings.
MIR. E. P EnrigIt and son are spending sew
eral days at the. Gilroy Hot Springs.
Miss Mabel Spaulding Is at Selgier springs,
where she Will remain until the latter pait OF
July.
day from Europe aud are at the Palace Hotel.
Miss Dolly Horrell will leave Oakland Monday
for Cypress Lawn, In Napa County, where she
VIII spend her vacation. Mrs. H0rreL VIII JOIN
her daughter few days later
Mrs. Bernard Goldman of Phoenix, AriZ., Is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Nathan Levy. S2S Nc
AlliSter street.
Mr.. G. II. McCurie has returned TO Alameda
from brief business visit TO the Geysers.
Mrs. Charles b. Fem mas gone to Redwood
City TO spend month.
Mrs john Boggs has gone to Napa Soda
Springs for the summer.
Mrs. A. j. Clark OF Oakland will spend month
with her sister. Mrs. Ross, at FELTON,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Lyman and family OF 1902
McAllister street are rusticating at White Sur
phur Springs. From there Mr.. Heyman Will go
10 Hardin Springs.
Mrs. A. &. Mcclellan Will leave Oakland shortly
for Santa Cruz TO visit her brother. From there
she will go East.
Judge Heydenfeldt and family are at Los
Gatos.
Miss Jessie Bowie returned from a short visit
to the Misses Friedlander at the Hotel Rafael
yesterday.
MIR. and Mrs. c. B. Jennings have gone to San
Rafael for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. q. SIZZLING and son and Miss
Marcella Merriam are visiting Mr.. Fay Butler
and family OF Oakland.
Mrs. n. Gunzberger and her son, DR.. B. Nj.
Gunzberger, have gone 10 Byron Springs. The
doctor Will remain two weeks.
Mrs. Charles Root has returned to Oakland
from visit of several weeks TO her parents 10
Stockton
MIR. Charles L. Ackerman has gone to New
York. He Will be gone six weeks
Mr.. aud Mrs. WEIGH are at The Gilr0y Hot
Springs,
The morning call., 1890-06-14
STATE BOARD OF TRADE.
Circulars VIII Hereafter Be Sent Out
With the Names of Inquirers.

Circulars VIII Hereafter Be Sent Out
With the Names of Inquirers.
The State Board of Trade is constantly
receiving letters from all parts of this and
other countries asking for information re-
speeding the various sections of California.
For instance, a colony of forty in South
0nondaga wants information concerning
Sacramento Valley and surroundings. A
colony of eight in Laingsburg. Mich, de-
sires information as to Kern, Fresno, Mer-
ced, Tehama, Butte ana Alameda counties.
Others in Fort Simcoe, Wash; junction
City, Kans. Grinnell, Iowa; Cedar Rapids,
Iowa; Plainfeld, N. j.. Red Wing, Mum. !;
Liberal, Kans.; Superior, Wis; Boston,
Mass. and Alma, Wis, desire general in
formation as to land and prices. The board
will henceforth send each week to all the
county organizations affiliated with it a cir
cular containing list of these inqulrers
with their addresses, and yesterday was
sent out circular of this character con-
tanning twenty names.
The morning call., 1890-06-14
THE HOWARD MEDICAL INSTITUTE

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1t is not necessary to enumerate the diseases to
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