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The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1890-05-03
SUMMARY OF NEWS.
FROM WASHINGTON.

In the house on tho 2sth the legislative,
executive and judicial appropriation bill
was passed without division.
The President has approved the ACT Tor
q bridge across the Mississippi river at
South st. Paul, Mimi, aud the act relating
to United States courts In Minnesota.
The senate commstts on military affairs
has reported isvorably the bill granting
the right of way TO ths Duluth q Winni.
peg railroad through the Pembina military
reservation In North Dakota.
Senator Moody presented bill appro.
priating %, ,49S..4a, TO repay Stanley j.
Morrow, iorrpsrly vi Dakota, for build.
Ing and Photographic material appropri.
ated by the war department at Custer,
Mont, In 1878.
The senate committee on territories has
reported joint resolutions donating TO
North and South Dakota territorial effects
In the way OF books, papers and furniture
belonging to the Enited States In the capt.
cal buildings at Bismarck and Yankton.
Carter, OF Montana, tried hard In the
senate Few days ago to get an Increase OF
81 clerks In the land Office to the end that
that department might catch up with its
work, which In from Is months Co three
years behind hand. He was defeated,
however, principally through the opposi-
tion OF Cannon and Hoiman, who Insisted
that the West had got all the money for
surveys and other land matters that 10
was entitled to. ..ga.. a..E..
Senator Moody, OF North Dakota, has
introduced bin authorizing the ssei etarv
OF war to appoint acting chaplsins In the
United States armn, The bin provides
that number not exceeding 25 shall he
appointed at q salary OF 500 per month.
They are to be assigned 20 duties at posts
Of remote church facilities. At poets ad.
j6kent TO settlements N,,s bin provides for
appointment oi chaplains not 60 exceed
25 whose salaries shall bs $50 per month.
The New York Suns Washington CORES
Pondent telegraphs that A. l.. Dagset says
the recent trouble at the factory where he
10 having postal cards made was caused by
o telegraphic blupder through which
money order for 5000 intended for the
payment OF workmen at tho factory at
Birmingham, Conn.,, was forwarded to Birs
mingham, Ala. The error was corrected
on tho following day, but In the meantime
reports affecting Mr.. Dagsett's credit had
been freely circulateS.
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G. b. Cockey. q lAborsr. vas run over
and killed py the Northern Pacific short
line train at West supsrior. Wis. on the
2Sth inst.
One miner Was kill.a and two fatally
injured Ina shaft G. Minnssota Iron compa.
ny's mine. near Duluth, on the 26tn Inst.
by cave In. The men were at work whom
large mass Of rock iell on them, burying
all. An Austrian named Laschopce was
taken out alive bat died IN q lev minutes.
Anton zalsk and John Domino were iniur.
cd internally, and cannot I've.
Late Thursday rl--ht while returning
from trip 90 Lafayette, . party OF young
people met with shocking accident near
Lima, OHIO. Their horses became fright.
ened and ran into stone wall, killing both
OF them and dashing tbs occupants seainst
the stone ebutment Of o bridge. Minnie
and Gertie Pierce we're inste stly killed and
Ella Hawkins aud Ciii Church we're brob-
ably fatally injured.
A Ore broke out 10 the iaetory OF the
Shelton Comb company. at Shelton, Conn.
on the Gath inst, causing Inss oi S50.-
600. The factory was q wooden structure,
and attached TO 10 WAS three Others. Tho
Ore spread rapidly and made an almost
clean sweep. All three we're wooden struc.
tures. Mrs. Slicer. WHO occupied q tene.
mant I'm one Of ths buildings destroyed.
was badly burned and died 10 hall an nour.
Several others we're sliehtly burned. -Four
families barely escaped 10 their night
clothes.
The steam gin and saw mili Of Chailss
La~rencs. situated In spssitey county.
three miles from Rolling Fork. Miss., wAs
burned ie~ days $50. The ioss u small.
Fila, or 60 oi Mr.. Lswsspcs's tenaats
wsrs quartered In the aili, and In their
efforts Co escape from tho flames ssysn
were drowned. They had faksn refuge
that their eareiessnces eanssd ths fire.
| The report that several lives had been Loaf
! In the Lohds'l disastsr has bsen eonhrmsd.
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with any duty with regard to any
election OF members OF congress who
shall willfully, and for the purpose OF
effectine election, commit any frsud
thereon, shall be liable on conviction
to q fine not exceeding $1,000, or to
imprisonment not exceeding five years,
or both. The same penalty Is pro.
vided fer bribery or attempted brib
cry OF voters. The Australian ballot
system finds no place IN the provisions
OF the bill. except that it provides
that no state shall be prevented by
provisions OF the bill from printing
ballots at public expense or providing
TO screen each voter froin
obssrytion and to keep his yctessset.
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RAILROAD .SEws.

A mortgage Tor 81, SOC, 900 from the Bay
Hty a Battle Greek railroad TO the Metro.
politan Trust company. OF New York. has
been fled In Calhoun. Barry, Eaton, Tonla,
Clinton, Montcaim and Gratiot counties,
Mich. Bonds TO the amount OF $4,000
q milo are to be issued ss last 90 the road
In completed. The line from Bay City to
Midland IL already finished and work on
the remainder will be pusned.
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Mrs. Mary Crimiisk, middle aged woman
living &C the North End, Boston, Mass,
has been arrested for conepiYins 10 kill her
husband Michael by poison. She told her
desire to be RID oi her husband 90 physi.
clan who was attending him. The physt
cian gave her harmless concoctioas, which
she believed were poisons, which she ad
ministered to Der husband.
Advicss from Chickasaw nation ray that
large baud OF White Caps raidsd wide
section OF the southern part OF the reser
vation q lew nights ago, whipped mum.
bsr OF men and gave them notice Co quit
the nation In Ave days. A number Of
othar persons. who were not whipped,
we're notified to leave In ten days. A good
section raided and . number of people
notified to leave are preparing Co move
into Texas.
Among the cases dit @@osed OF by Judge
jackson at Eashville. Tenn. recently, was
hat Of Jake Short. He was arrested In
the act OF running atiIl. His house and
still were about 1b0 yards apart, and one
was on the Tennessee side and the other
on the Kentucky side. Expert testimony
could not decide which -as IN Tennessee.
SNORT WGs tfltu hnd entero0 q plea Ot guilty
but was cleared because 10 was not posl.
lively proved thae bic still was In Tsnnesc
see. He will be taksn TO KENT for
trial.
j. M. Sigsby and his SON Williar WDr1
arrested near Birmingham, Ala, afs~ go
ago on a charge Of making and passing
eounterieit money. The Sigbys, 10 II learn
ed, are the last of the infamous Joe Ben.
nefield gang Of eounterisiters and outlaws
who operated In Georgia, Tennessee and
Alabama. Joe Benne8eld II now serving q
long term In prison, and several members
OF the old gang are dead. Tho mouids
used by the 6igbys. which we're the same
used by Bennefield. were captured, together
with several hundred acllarr of spurious
coin.
Sarah Althea Tsssy made her appearances
in the Office OF G. c. Sayls. administrator
OF the estate OF David 8. Terry NJ Fresno,
Cal, on the 26th inst, and demanded some
money. Sayle said he bad none on hand
belonging TO ths estate. but that there
were some law books that might be sold.
She then went into the adjoining Office Si
Caldwell, who 10 the attornsy for the I'D.
ministrator, aud after -raneling with him
she was elected from the Office. She 70
turned and smashed the windows and made
scene. Sayle left his Office and she fol.
lowed, threatening TO shoot him.
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Smoke was seen issuing from the
upper windows OF the residence OF
Richard Gruner at Dubuque. Iowa, a
few days ago. A neignbor heard a
scream and, looking through a win.
dow, saw Mrs. GIuner brandishinR q
hugo butcher knife above her two
children. He leaped through the win
dow and siezed the demented woman
and threw her TO the ground. She had
piled heap of rubbish around the
bed, saturated It with kerosene and
placed a pan full OF red hot Goals In
the midst and intended to kin her
children and perish herself. The
hamss were extineuished. Mrs. Grun-
or has had two similar insane fts.
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given TO the sx minister, the minister
OF war spoke to the same effect, and
o lew days afterwards the official
paper published q declaration OF the
provisional government that the
decree OF Dec. % was not intended To
restrict the liberty of the press.
Since then the tone OF the press has
become much bolder, and some
very violent articles against the
government have been published.
Rumors Of all kinds have
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1890-05-03

marched ahead OF the men, dsfying
the soldiery and committed acts o
cruelty and fiendish brutality that
their male companions visibly shrank
from.
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1890-05-03
PUBLIsHED EVERY SATURDAY
rEiRmsa
A family named Watson, numbering Ave
persons, was drowned.


News from Europe states that
capital for the now bank Of Fomento'
bs sstablishsd In the City OF Mexico, Va
practically secured. This institution has
$2b, zoo, 600 capital. The banks gener.
ally arc doing an excsllent business. The
National bank OF Mexico will pay Ia par
cent this year and the London bank 40
psr cent.
Thomas County cat., 1890-04-24
Menlo 1ld.6its.
2O-Hurrah for the shower

APRIL 2O.-Hurrah for the shower.
Wheat is looking nice.
Born on Friday April 1lth little son
to Mr.. and Mrs JOeph Ogier Jr.
MIR. David Clark will start in two
weeks for Col. where he will stay until
fall
Mrs. Adolph Lauer, and Mrs. Ferd-
inand Lauer have gone on visit to their
relation and friends in Iowa.
Mr.. Victor and Ameil Ogier started for
Col Tuesday where they will work dur
ing the summer.
Miss Agnes McKibbin will start Thurs
day for her home in Nebr. to the regret
of her many friends here.
1.-The farmers in this vicinity are now
busy preparing the groune for corn
while their :.better half is making the
garden.
The Randall town ship Sunday school
convention will be held at the Liberty
school house May l1th.
MIR. Harrison is now keeping the Rest
urant here in MenlO.
GOSSIP.
Thomas County cat., 1890-04-24
CAT SUPPLEMENT.
THURSDAY, APRIL "a, 1890.
Scattering Sheaves.


Winter wheat in this locality is badly
damaged.
April i4th Mr.. and Mrs. Blakely a II
pound son.
Mrs. Roe Baum is dangerously ill and
her physician entertains no hope.
Mrs DR.. Patterson was seriously inJur-
ed last Sunday by her team running away
at this writing she is in critical condi-
ton.
Mr.. Arthur Connollys mule took a
waltz the other day while plowing, break
ing the plow badly.
Mrs. H Patterson of Sheridan Co. is
very sick at present. We hope she may
soon recover.
Miss Lille English has returned home
after an absence of 2 years.
Corn planting will soon be the order
of the day.
One night last week MIR. Bray was Wig
orously attacted by wolves. But bv show
ing bold front and executing severa
brilliant flank movements he succeeded II
the escape VOX POPULI.
Thomas County cat., 1890-04-24
4 Sauare Deal For Everybody.

To enable home and land-seekers to
visit the farming sections of Minnesota,
North Dakota, South Dakota and Mon
tana. the Great Northern Railway Line
will sell excursion tickets. stop over pri-
vileees, good for thirty days at One Fare
for the Round trip, on April 22nd, MAY
Goth. September 9th. September 2Oth,
and October 14th from st. Paul Minneap-
oils. Duluth and West Superior.
This will enable pnrchasersto to see the
famous Park Region of Minnesota. the
wornderful Red River Valley, Devils
Lake the Turtle Mountain. and the
Mouse River Regions of North Dakota;
the rich valleys of the Big Sioux ana
James in South Dakota. and the vast Ter
tile districts walered by the Missouri
MILK Teton and Marias Rivers, in the
great Reservation of Montana; II" lana
grant restrictions or extra costs there IN
securing homesteads.
The Great Northern Railway runs three
lines through the Red River Valley. is
the only line to the Turtle Mountains.
has three lines in South dakota, and runs
the only solid through trains OF Palace
Dining and Sleeping Cars, Modern Day
Coaches and Free Colonist Sleepers to
Fergus Falls. Moorhead. Fargo. Grand
Forks. CrookstOn, Devils Lake, Mnot,
Glasgow, Chinook, Benton. Great Falls,
Helena and Butte. Montana. 1t is the
only railway in the west owning and
operating its entire superior equipment
and with solid roadway, 75-pound steel
track. insures safely, comfort and speed
Your home agent can sell you excur-
sion tickets to over 500 points ON the
Great Northern Railway Line. Maps,
guide books or information concerning
travel or settlement along this line cheer
} fully furnished by any agents of the Com
pany. or F. l. Whitney, Gen. Pass. q
< Ticket Agent, G. R'y, St. Paul, Mimi
Thomas County cat., 1890-04-24
kingery krumbs.

MR. EDITOR.
fear that you have forgotten me.
have been absent so long. What can l
say interesting.
Dyes, did you see R. B. Elliot smiling
so broadly the last time he was in town!
All on account of that fine boy at
his house.
Arly eldest son of r. f Meek is just
recovering from an attack of typhoid
pneumonia.
Oliver Kingery left last week to join
his father in Summers Co. Wash
Mr. Harry Marble of Oklahoma is in
the neighborhood. OF course he did not
fail to call on Mr.(D Doolittle's.
Mr.. Smith Lawrence and wife spent
Sunday with MIR. John Doolttle's family.
Mr. VIM Hlvely will plant ten acres of
potatoes.
E.. B. Berry went to Atwood to mill
last week.
The summer term of school opened
in district No. %. April !, with twenty
pupils and more to fOllOw,-MrS Pratt.
teacher.
Mrs. Henry Parker is back from Miss
ouri accompanied by her brother
Grant Gish. Mr.. Parker will farm in
Gentry Co. Neb> this year
Mr. Daniel Trombla, of Seward Co.
Neb. has lately taken possession of the
Woodruff farm and is turning the sol
over at lively rate. He has put in 6(
acres of small grain in a little over two
weeks and his wheat is up fine. MIR. anC
Mrs Trombla will be quite an addition to
our neighborhood.
Mr. Garrett mourn the loss of a 81,
month old daughter buried April 9th
MIR. Haskins also buried little daught
er April l3 at the Kingery graveyard.
REPORTER
Thomas County cat., 1890-04-24
V. C. EDDY, NJ D.
AND SURGEON
COUNTY HEALTH OFFICER.

Office in the Palace Drug Store. Night
calls answered from residspce on Mission
Ridge Avenue between Fourth and Fifth Sts.
Thomas County cat., 1890-04-24

---,-,. ravvr VI MARTIN v. Doughty on q
valuation of two hundred dollars as legal ex-
emption.
Moved and carried to adjourn till l o'clock
Thomas County cat., 1890-04-24

VI Jou - wUnuerIuI low
price bargain. below bedrock Don't fail
don Z fail call and see / p RAyuA
Thomas County cat., 1890-04-24

Lamonts barber shop in old ThOs. Co.
bank building for a clean shave or arts
tic hair cut.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-10-18
INTERESTING TO THE LADIES.

The Old Can Possess Beautiful Com
plexion The Renowned European
Dispeusary of Beauty and Natures
Eradicator of All Kinds of Facial
BiemisheS,
Comprising blackheads, pimples, moles,
warts, superfluous Lair, wrinkles, moth
patches, freckles, or any Disagreement of
the facial skin, is located at 221 Powell
street. corner of GeaIy. DIR. Harris will be
pleased 10 meet any of the ladies of the
Coast who are suffering embarrassment from
facial blemishes or those DESTROYS of i'm
proving their complexion. The doctor has
many excellent preparations for the toilet in
the absence of which no ady's dressing-case
is complete. The most renowned of all is Dr.
harris Arsenic Cure, which has met with
unparalleled success throughout Europe
Arsenic paste will preserve the most delicate
complexion in the most trying climate. 1t
renders the skin soft and smooth and is in
valuable for sunburns, chapped hands, lips,
face, etc. 1t is skin food and will re-
move any wrinkles. Arsenic Paste is the
leading cosmetic of London, Paris, Berlin
and ST. Petersburg. On the market only
three years, and to-day its sale exceeds all
other cosmetics combined. Arsenic is tue
formula Of, and is recommended by NJ.
Chevreuil, the celebrated French chemist,
and guaranteed by him entirely free from
minerals The doctor Will be fuubd in his
office from TO u A. NJ and from 2 to p. NJ.
consultation free. When completed the
facial blemish parlor of Dr. harris will be a
marvel of beauty and interest 10 the ladies'
Do not allow any one to miSrepresent these
preparations until you have seen for your
self and consulted with the doctor. All
consultations are private and in keeping
with the doctor only. There will also be
attendants to look after the wants and COM
forts of callers, special arrangements and
particular hours set for consulting and
treatment. DO not forget that this is the
only dspensary of beauty on the Pacific
Coast. Ladies living at a distance can con-
suit the doctor by mail. One outfit of arsenic
treatment and directions sent to any address
on receipt of So or by express G. o. d. The
doctor has styled his establishment Dr.
Harris European Dispensary of Beauty, and
taken up Quarters at 221 Powell street. San
FranciScO CaI%
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COUNTY.

Only small portion Of Stanislaus, San
joaquin, MERGED. Fresno, Kern, Ventura
and about half of Santa Barbara are in this
district.
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TN ACCORDANCE WITH A UNANIMOUS RESO-
luton, passed Friday, october 10, 1880, this
Council will take Immediate and vigorous action
against any organization hiring Bands other than
members OF the MUSICIANS MUTUAL PRO
TECTIvE UNION. Ofce-12l Post st., Rooms 10
and IL. BY order OF the
Council of Federated Trades of the Pacific
Coast. ocl2 ~
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bazaar will be held is spacious enough to
accommodate thousands of visitors and ad-
nit of ample room for booths as well. 1t
will be decorated for the occasion under the
supervision Of committee of ladies. whose
taste will fashion the ornamentation. Pro-
fessor A. C. Elmer, organist Of st. Mary'S
Cathedral, is making arrangements for
series Of charming vocal and instrumental
concerts to take place during the bazaar
under his direction. The church auditory
will be used for these entertainments, at
which the grand new organ will be used.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-10-18
PUBLIC LAND.

Extent Vacant and Unsurveyed in San
Francisco District.
General John T. Sheehan, Register of the
United States Land Office in this city, has
prepared the following schedules which
shows The amount of public land now vacant
in tie San Francisco land district, surveyed
and subject to entry, and also the quantity
of nnSnrYeYed land:
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-10-18
CATHEDRAL BAZAAR.

1t VIII Open Next Monday on Van Ness
Avenue-The Concerts.
The grand bazaar in aid of the new Catho-
lie Cathedral Furnishing and Building
Fund will open next Monday evening, Oc-
tober Goth, in the Cathedral Hall, corner of
Van Ness avenue and OFarrel street. 1t
Will remain open until Saturday evening,
November Still The hall in which the
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-22

PARIS, April 2i.-The Gaulois Is advised
/ that the French position I'm DahoWey has
/ been twice vigorously attacked by the Da-
homoyaus. The DabOmeyans having cap
tured and bchoaded four Of The French OUT
posts. the French retaliatod upon the enemy
/ by beheading i've Of the kings Amazonian
guards, whom they held as prisoners.
CoSsrANrINOPLT, April 2l.--ln accord
ance with the policy already indicated, the
sultan has discharged large number ~
palace spies. HIS action Will cause an an
nual reduction in expenditures OF ten thOu-
sand pounds. The department Of lniei.l-
gence will also be- reOrganized AMI reformed.
BERLIN, April p Sixteen hundred
/ iournr,ner shOamakofs have struck work,
taeniorce their demand for "A reduction of
hours 10 ten day. and a minimum stipend
Of ln marks per week.
sr. PETERSBURG. April 2l.-it Is stated
that Colonel schmidt. who sold plans of the
fortress at Cr0nstadt, has been sentenced 10
/ be shot.
BERLIN. April 2l.-The delegates 10 the
miners OF Rhenish Wcstphalia, held meet
ins yesterday and passed resolutions de-
nHuncing the connection ~ th, -NcI1il,tS
with the German and Austrian strikers.
MANILA. April 2l.-The spanish steamer
Ordonz f0unGered, amer having been in col
/ liSion with the spanish mail steamer Rlni-
ulus Al on board We're saved.
LONDON. April 2i.-Mr. Conell Brace has
committed suicide by shooting himself with
a revolver.
ROME, April p. releerams have been
received here announcing that the Crown
Prince OF Italy, who il making tte tour II
southern Russia. was to-day badly shaken
up and bruised In a railroad accident. As
the train on which he was travelling was
pulling out Of NiadlSaykas, the principal
city OF the Tcrek district, a wheel hrOke and
the train was derailed.
LONDON, April 2l.-Nr. Gladstone on
saturday last received The Most Rev. Thomas
CrOke, u. d.. archbishop Of ,askcl, with
whom ne had a prolonged conference on the
governments Irish land purchase bill.
LONDON. April 2l.-News has been re.
ceiyed here that the steamer Bllboa has
been lost in the North sea. and that higeu
persons were drowned. The Bllboa lefl
Orimsby on April sth, bound for this port
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-22
LYNCHRURG.
Death of v. Hays Otey-Opening Of tic
New Union Depot.

New Mon Depot.
LYNCmBURG. Va. April d. Special. F.
Mr. W. Hays Otey, who was stricken Will
paralysis a few days ago. died this mornn.
in the iiny-socond year of his age. He WA.
70 graduate of the Virginia Military ln-fi
tutc. and was once 20 professor In the mi
NcrSity Of Alabama. until the breaking ont
of the war, when bee entered the Confederate
army. and served with credit 10 the close
lie was brother Of Colonel Kirk and Cap
tain Peter y. Otey. a wife and six children
survive him.
The new union depot was formally open.
ed to-day, and all the trains ON the Norfolk
and Western and Virginia Midland Rail.
road departed and arrived at that spacious
building this morning. All the railroad
Offices of both railroads in the city are there
together. with a restaurant for travellers.
The James 4. Walker Camp. Confederate
Veterans. OF Pulaski City, resolved Satur-
day tO accept the invitation Of Lee Camp.
so, /, of Richmond, 10 attend the uyeiing
Of the Lee monument The Roanoke Guards
were invited 90 attend with them.
Miss Agnes Terry. sister Of General ".
II. Terry. Of the Soldiers Home. Richmond.
died at Roanoke City this morning at the
home Of her nephew.
The Lynchburg Real Estate, Loan and
Trust COMPANY. controlled by c0l0rcd pcO-
pie, has declared a dividend of ten percent.
The net earnings Of year were sixty per
cent.
An average Of fifty carloads of lumber
per week pass through this city from Ten
nessee and Southwest Virginia for ship
building IN New York. -Four arrived over
Norfolk and Western this morning, and left
ON the Virginia Midland this aiternoan.