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The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-08-22
Chased Her Lover on the Ooe.n.

OatotO0 k1oF 1IOv0r V0 tuU VUOuns
Ida BONN. . pretty. young girl OF San
Francisco. had an exciting and successful
chase after the man who had wronged her.
For q long time Capt. Wiley, Of q coast
ing vessel. has been very attentive to Ida,
and she claims that she succumbed to his
honeyed words when they were accom-
panied by o promise of marriage. Last
week she begged him to make his promise
good. but he refused, and getting his ship
under way sailed off. Ida, not to be
thwarted, secured a warrant Tor his arrest,
chartered . swift small steamboat and gave
chase, and finally overlook the runaway.
Officers boarded her and placed Wiley un-
der arrest. He 10 now in the city prison,
and will probably do his duty toward tho
Girl.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-08-22
She Prefers Male Attire,

Sadie Lee, . blue-eyed, slender Bsiti-
moro maid OF II years, who had been miss
ing from her home for some time, was
found in boys clothing by . dete,tive.
She cried when told that she would have to
wear skirts again. Sadie was dressediu knee
breaches. long clock stockings. boys low
shees and an Alpine hat and looked like
. bright boy about is years Of age. She
said she had been wearing boys clothes
since June 26. The day before that time
she had left . position where she was earn.
ing very little money and had decided to
take some drug and depart from this world.
She met . youth, John Saville, whom she
had known for some time, and he per.
suaded her to don male attire and start out
agsin. He gave her an outfit and she
dsessed hersfls as a boy and vent to the
Acad my of Musi, that night. She did
act so alone on the street very often. but
es,t.nuel to wear tn, boys clothes. She
lad intended 10 become Q district messen.
ger boy. but dit MT eArry out the inten.
tion. she d d stntt. no sever, to give ont
handbiils for a clolhier, but the work Of
walking SO much exhausted her and she
was looking for another job whom she
police found her. She was glad to return
to her father. but begged him not to COM
pei her to wear skirts again.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-08-22
As BAD AS SLAVERY.


SDO AS0NsVO A0WOS AB0W0 u US 0BHU0A
South Seas. -
Horrible accounts are received OF slave
labor tfafhe BY. British planters In The
south seas. The. Presbyterian mission
synod ia the New Hebridss has passed
. resolution TO the efbscsth that The Kanaka
labor traebo he'd, 70 . oreat extent, dspop.
ulatsd the New Hsbrtdss and adjoinise
Islands, upset family relations ameng the
natives, and hes besA and 10 the cause for
much SORROW. suffering and bloedshsd.. A
missionary named Patton reports that -
had himsslf seen whits men II their boats
taking Kanakas 70 . labor vssssl-eorcibly
lifting them On board, and whom they tiled
70 swim ashore they were knocked down
again sndssain until they Icy stupsAed on
deck and were thus carried out TO ssa. Those
thought likely to escaps ase fastened With
chains on board. A chief was shot dsad
By tie crew Of these vessels while attempt.
ing to protect his daughter aud . native
Christian teacher va also shot dead.
This slsve trade 10 carried on under the
protection Of the British dag for the bene.
at OF planters in Qussnsland and the Fiti
islands.
The disoontsnt pesvailing among the
home regiments has spread to ireland, and
Il 10 feared that N emsuts will occur IN
the gassison ct Belfast. The pioksts have
been doubled md every other precsuttcn
against . revolt hes bssn taken, but The
likelihood Of trouble 10 still very ersas.
The dtscontsnted feeling anong the troops
Ia Ireland 10 similar TO that which Obtains
so generally in England, aud the clsmor
for an official investigation Of the cause Of
the trouble and redress Of the grievances
Of the men is increasing.
The railway employees throughout Wuass.
without regard to class occupation, have
intimated through chosen representatives
their willingness TO. submit TO . weekly
levy upon their wages for the support Of
the men on strike, and the collection viii
begin with the present week. This oRer
10 entirely voluntary on che part Of the
men at work.
An English syndicate operating In Aus
trian Silesia has found IN enormous held
OF coal, extending through . vast tract Of
country, Offering excellent facilities for
marketing the output. The deposit is do.
clared BY experts to DO almost
i~nexhaustible. Work will be begun at
once to mine the coal, for which purpose
Thousands OF men will be in demand.
A plague OF worms has extended over
the forests OF the north and west Of Ger
many. The Bavssian forests have been
devastated by the pests Md the govern
msnt 10 paying . bounty on their destruc-
ton. The vineyards in Rhudesheim, Bin.
gen and Geisenheim are also infested with
phyloxers, and the crop is in danger OF
total destruction.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-08-22
AIassachusetts, Formulation.

Returns Of the new census are now
about complete, and they show that the
population Of Massachusetts has advanced
from 1890 S5 in 1880 to 2,194,5s in 1890,
or over 100000. This is q faster gain for
the state than was predicted by the census
Office here on the basis Of the figures Of
1880. By this continued growth the state
will be able to hold its representation in
congress-, though dispatch from Wash
ington to-day says that under the next
apportionment ''the six New England
states will, It is expected. lose six or
seven members Of congress-" The gain
here is in the large places and in their
vicinity.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-08-22
cLouDsvRsr IN COLORADO.
ADanalss sfssoo.ooo By . Storm Lsssa.,
Less Than Half An hour.

0OUO 0W0U &30tn an 00USe N
A disastrous rain, witch resulted in .
cloudbufst. occurred in Colorado Springs
on the afternoon Of the 18th and the result
10 that two lives were lest, aud Il 10 feared
that . family who were camping on . dry
creek. were swept away. A black cloud
seemed to beer down on the city. and q
Il sppsoaeAsd It grew dsnssr. Il beoks.
aud fof Q few moments Q solid block 81
wa&sr poured down, which was followed
b hail. Roofs were bsaaen IN, STINT
hurled 10 the ground end wallis underminsl
By the water and hail. An unknevn
6weds Who lived In the Oats bslov town
MS swept away. end . woman Who sssidsd
among he possss Glasses. Who went down
toward The csssk. cannot now b founA b.
tie party Of. sssschsss. Tvctvs miles Of
railroad track Vas veshsd avay on The
midlands, anAal trains. az. delayed In
consequence. .Ths. duration Of The storm
Vas tvsnty:ayt minutes and its path w
. mile vtds. The cloud osns from e.
nosthwsst. The damage will smount 70
q lssst $4,000 In chs city aud vicinity.
At Rock Ford ill the irrigation bitches
were evsrsun and broke. doing great injury
to the surrounding country.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-08-22
Left High ana Dry,

The residents Of Doniphan county, Kan,
just across tho river from st. Joseph, No.,
are much alarmed by the action OF the
river, which threatens to reduce thousands
Of acres Of valuable land to . broad OK.
panse OF swamp. For tho last six months
tho river has been cutting away on the
Kansas aide at an alarming rate. Tho
river has cut In for . distance Of 600 feet
in less than sig months. and IL prompt
measures are not taken Wathenia and Ell.
wood will be swept away and st. Joseph
left high aud dry, while the $1,000. 600
bridge will span . dry water course. A
delegation will 60 to Washington ct oncs
with . petition to congress for help and
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-08-22
The Mutlnous EnRlIsh Troops.

Further and moss serious trouble 6ss
occurred among the troops 10 garrison q
Chatham. a few days ago the harnessss
Of the horses belonging to the artillery
battery were so badly ont and damaged by
some % the members Of the bsttsry that L
IVES neesssasy 70 abandon . proposed
parade Of the battery. II has been dis.
covered thst the harness had again been
hacked and cut in such Q manner ~ 70
fsedsr then entirely useless. Three Of
the sitl l-.ymen who we're the leaders in
TIE ma'tIcus u.ovems..t hive deserted.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-08-22

"EOr SVuyb THU At0 IINfKs"
Twenty.three Chinese were taken to San
Francisco from the south last week and
confined in the Alameda county Jail until
they could be returned to China. Several
Chinese visited their friends and when the
time for leaving came. five visitors 70.
manned and five visitors walked out in
their stead. Their absence was soon
noted and they were captured few
blocks from the jail. Deputy Marshals
Morrison and Woolsey have been arrested
charged with being bribed to lot the pris.
oners escape.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-08-22
SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

TIE cholera scourgs il decreasing in
Jeddsh and Mecca.
HALF of the town Of Monties, France.
wa destroyed BY Ere. Forty psssons wsse
burned.
TIE large tsnnsry Of Meisra Rockwell
at North Clarendon. Pa, VA damaged
800, 900 BY ars.
JOHN j. sxEaLHy. Of Burlisgtou, he's
been nomin tel for CD .Rress ~ tie demo.
Gratis Of the Fir Z Ivas district.
@. E. GLIsEADoRrF 4 Cos 20 len
mill in Yves. IaA,,uspvl,s. lad. Lpsusj.
Loss, ol0v,0Ni i.esss.sA eg;,tWt
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-08-22

short tine go end Ilsd .tAifty.ens men.
The nine was opsnsd yesterday foe ~
atst tine In i've vssks end ths Ere DAMP
was % dense ~ 20 make entrance impoe.
sibls. Two large fans have been stseesd,
which will b kept IN constant operation
until The IRE 10 extinguishsd. Il 10 sstt.
mated that the Ays has already done $780,.
600 worth OF damage.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-08-22
APPLES WORTH MONEY,
THAT FRUIT SCARCE AND MORE
COSTLY THAN EVER.

1hs Potato Crop Very Short In shs Omitted
et~as-s-isltght~d and Retting In Europe
-R porss ON Peaches. Pears aad 0rapss
The LA,tor . Magnificent Crop.
This Ne ks Neu England Homestead
says: Apll . will be scarce aud more
costly III . seas,n than for many years.
Their IL but half . crop in the famous An.
nspolss valley. Of Nova Scotia, and still
etsatss reduction In the apple belt Of
southern And western Ontario and Michi.
gan. along the lakes. In Maine and
limited sections Of Vermont and New
Hampshire there is . fair yield Of apples,
being best in Maine. Throughout south
srn New England, New York, Pennsyl-
vania, New Jersey and the interior states
generally the promise OF winter fruit ID
worse than ever before known. The apple
belt OF western New York, along Lake
Ontario and Erie. which in good seasons
ships much more than 1000, 600 barrels to
New York or foreign markets, has almost
no crop whatever this year.
The Homestead confirms this fact BY the
testimony Of over 800 correspondents and
believes that the great majority Of farmers
In that region will not have enough apples
fcs home consumption. Cautiously enough,
there is one considerable area in Missouri
and Kansas, within Q radius Of 100 miles
OF Kansas City. in which there is . phe.
nomenal crop Of winter apples of fine
quality. Eastern buyers are already COB
bling il up at good prices. Summer and
fall apples are also short and command
good prices. The Homestead thinks that
choice western fruit. like prime Baldwins,
will rule at 81 to IS per barrel In Boston
and New York within three months; 81
has already been BID for one lot in Addison
county, VT, aud the exports OF apples
from the United States and Canada Of the
1890 crop will not be much over SOC, 900
barrels. against 100000 barrels last year
and 1000. 900 in 1883.
Peaches are . practical failure in south
ern Ontario and Michigan. Is we'll as in
the southern states a.d Connecticut.
Pears and plums yield unevenly, but are
far below an average cr.p and must COM
msnd good prices. Grapes, however, are
On immense crop save in secti ms Of New
Jersey and the south. where the black rot
is playing havoc With the fruit. The
scrcity OF other f1uits vi sustain the
market for grapes. Tbs shortage of large
fruits is due to The i.iary TO the fruit
buds by the oil Snaps following warm
spells last ~is:er. and to o cold wave and
gain chat blasted the blossoms, while
Asouth in July caused much fruit to drop.
The Homes:eads preliminary report as
to the potato crop indicates disastrous
shortage in the sonth and west, . curtailed
supply in New York and q fair average
yield in New England if spared by the rot
which 10 o making it's appearance. Po-
tatoes in lrel AMI are sadly blighted and are
also ybttinR in Scotland.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-08-22
Table Glasa Combine,

It is stated on reliable authority that the
preliminariss for the formation Of Q table.
ware glass factory combine, in which it 10
said thirty.one out of ffty.four factories
in this country are included. have been
closed in Pittsbufp.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-08-22
Mlstoryofthe Crime.

N. 3. Tovns, . wealthy fasms. whose
home ID six miles from Arlington, was
drawing water ct the we'll about 8 o'clock
on the morning OF the 18th, assisted BY his
daughter, Miss Hattie, who 10 . school
teacher. Mrs. Towns and the other chill.
dren were In the house. On the platform
beside the pump stood 0 small reservoir,
used in storing the cans Of cream. While
Mr.. Tewns was STOPPING over arrsnsipg
the milk csn his daughter stood beside
him assisting him. While thus employed
. man whom the daughter did not rscog.
ntzs, but Who locked like Q tramp, came
through the gate leading into the yard and
approached within . few fees Of the we'll,
aud, addrsssing Hattie, said: rs this Nj.
Towne?"
Before che could reply NJ. Towns. ON
hearing his name spoken, turned toward
the party who inmsdistsly 6rsd upon
him With terrible effect, the ball entering
the region Of the heart, INJECTING . fatal
wound. Miss Towns screamed and started
70 run toward the house, whom the muir.
dsrsr turned his ~sapon on her aud shot
herin the back, INJECTING . serious and
perhaps . fatal wound. essing that On
elasn would b given the family, and
doubtless fearing that the hired msa would
attack him. the tramp did not fellev
Hsttis, but ran.
a farm lsberss q NJ. Tovns's tsps hin
In sight until . tsaa could b httehsd up
TO . light wagon, vhsn several. Of ths
DsiRhbors jotpsd IN The pursuit. Thsy
followed tie 1ytsg murderer aud overlook
aud ~eaptursdhim two miles svay from the
sosns Of the tragedy. He Vas recognized
- . former s@ploye Of NJ. Tovee, who
had worked % the farm for time up 70
two years ago. The prisoner VA put
into the wagon and taken 70 ths county
Jail at Dlais.
The prisoner vss identi1sd o. CHARLES
Pratt. Whss b wss discharged 1ous
3ssts ~ ~ JHnes TevssA ~ besauss
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-08-22
Kaiser william Returus,

1N01eOE y 1SOtUtube
Emperor William arrived in Berlin this
morning on his return from his visit to
Queen Victoria. He will create Prince
Eitel Frederick, his second son, duke Of
d~eliopoland.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-08-22
WHEAT n nUas,
Stocks OF Wheat in the Northwest-pork
Packing statistics.

Stocks Of whsst in the Northwest-pork
Packing statistics.
The stock Of wheat tributary to the
Minneapolis market continues to melt
away ct . rapid rate, the Minneapolis stock
alone having shrunken nearly sol, 900 bush.
Gle during the last week. According to
figures oollsctedb by the Northwestern Miller
the private stock Of wheat here 10 l,O6O, 900
bushels, . decrease Of 24S, 600 for the week.
This leaves the amount at three points %
follows: MINNEAPOLIS. public, 4.ss7,47s
bushels; private, 100000; Duluth, &c.,
143; st. Paul. 40,OU0; total, 7,029,ele
bushels; decrease during the week, 92l, sss4.
The Market Record estimates the stock of
wheat in the county elevators OF Minue-
sofa and the Dakotas ct 1884, 900 bushels.
against 81, 600 . week ego. Last year ct
this time the country stocks were about
$4,000 bushels larger. According to the
above figures the total stocks visible in the
northwest amount to 1881, 900 bushels, o
decrease Of 1905, 900 . compared with .
week ARO.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-08-22
Pork Pschine Statistics.

The Cincinnasi Price Current SAYS:
Tho reduction in marketing hogs in the
west the past week 10 only moderate, the
total packing returns indicating $4,000
handled by packers against $4,000 last
year, making q total OF 6.335,0OO since
March I, against 1876, 900 last year, an
increase Of 2S2 per cent. Leading places
compare 90 follows:
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-08-22
A suocessfal BREAK for Liberty.

Yesterday afternoon three conviess,
named Hanley, Turcott and Manning,
who were repairing . windmill belonging
to the prison. made their escape after re-
fusing to halt ct the command Of the
guards. Two Calling guns were turned loose
on them. Tho bullets fell all around,
but never struck thsm. When they reached
the prison boundary thew were challenged
BY vidette Porter, and they shot . horse
from under him. Il is supposed that they
are in the brush half . mile from San
Rafael. and It 10 said they opened . fusil-
ade on the guards who have them cornered.
Nineteen guards are thoroughly searching
the hills for them. Turcott was serving .
life sentence for murder and Hanlsy aud
Manning seventeen years for robbery.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-08-22

CONGRESSMAN CRIsr has bsen renomi.
nsted tor congress BY acclsp.4t,ou By the
.0sssssass u w 2iisS 0sssyls dtlsasas
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-08-22
Wecrot Of tie Dynnuo Boom

In m interview Superintendent Barnes
revealed some secrets Of the dynamo room
in the Auburn prison. When Kemmles
was killed, be said the belt was . new one
and had not bsen stretched. Tho lacins
OF the belt caused the dynamo to rsvolve
trregulafly, and whom the current wee
turned on to kill the resistance Of Ksmm.
ler and the chair was such that It caused
ths belt to slip and it came near running
on the pulley. Il was three.qusrters on
the pulley. aud had not Q man held . board
against il the belt would have como Oh and
there would have been an awful scene.
He said there should have been . resist
ance board to run the current through
until it was to be turned upon Kemmler.
and changed from the resistance box By
the same act that turned IL on him.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-08-22
m q DAKOTA.
Dozens Of Fields In picksy County MOI
Worth Cutting.

Dozens Of Fields In Dickey County Mo-
Worth Cutting.
Local showers in Dickey county have
greatly benefited FAX, oats and such wheat
as has not fully ripened. Flax 10 bscom.
ing On important. crop here, but it suffers
equally with wheat in . drouth. and the
not winds Of the latter part Of July were
very damaging to It. Oats willnot b over
half q crop. and prices are already advane.
ing. The Aax crop bios fair 70 average
about eight bushels per acre, which is .
profitable yield, %considering that IL never
brings less than . dollar . bushel and 10
usually raised on newly broken OF unsub.
dued land. The bulk Of wheat in Dicksy
and the surrounding counties has
tecn harvested. It ripened too fast, owing
TO very hot and dry weather. and headers
were brought into use more excessively
than ever before. It is Q lamsntabls fact
that there are dozens of fields not worth
cutting. The county commissioners, Who
are now busy looking up the seed wheat
securities, have found that with . large
majority Of the farmers in Ada and Elm
townships the crop 10 Q total failure ana
will be plowed under. This 10 on land
which has no superior In the ststs eos
wheat producing properties were there
plenty Of moisture. Many fields In other
parts Of the county arc just ~ bad.
Farmers are estimating the entire whsst
crop Of the county At eight bushels psr
acre on the average, and this would be Q
fair estimste Of the whole state west Of the
Rcd river. The grade will b numbsss I
and 2 Northern. No. ! hard viii b
scarce.
Not - Good - Prouissa.
The farmers Of Csss county have nearly
completed cutting oats and barley, and
both have proved fair crops. though IN
some localities the oats have bssp injured
soms by rust. In straw the oa&s psnnisod
a very large crop-much over the svsraes,
but the thrashins viii not fulall the %.
pearance. Soms formers commsnced hss.
vrstiag wheat the latter part Of last week,
but most everyone commenced Monday,
but the reapers were interrupted In the AZ
terno m by q drizxling rain. Il IL believed
that # this does not continue long NO
sre i'll harm will DO done BY u. The
what 10 not % good NJ tho atand seemed
' 10 premise D ssupSs u Neets ~ bvt I
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-08-22

tn. Sire In ths am Niue.
Fire siill tagsE ~ 1 q RNi Farm mi. O..
wLtts tks s,s aassP .svlssiss sssyssss :
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-08-22
Day e DE stass Fair.

,,o,o oyor tprIatlons For Land Oflces.
H.. all b. no appropriation for the
sslssnsA Of carrying on the business Of the
b s,ohAess ct Chamberlain and Pierre, s.
v but ME general lard Office has author.
fths reRtltars aud receivers of these Of
(sto psy the expenses from tho re-.
s,jpts, and says that the deficiency in the
IpdG. - BY this procedure will be pro.
AS II in the urgent deficiency bill next
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-08-22

and not tshtins ON the M~issearI.
course French " river steamboat at 81.
,..a..L.. ~. cake . boat to Pierre,
it like that. the Missouri Il ia
The Sergeant OF thirty days. bring.
shle counsel,or.vme 800 tons Of freight,
with thssosEr p'p 81 A
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-08-22
A Worry Small Average.

Harvesting in the vicinity Of Claremont,
is now we'll under way, and O. far a. it can
be learned the average wheat crop will not
exceed three bushels per acre. The OK
ceediugly hot weather for the last week
has damaged the corn to such an extent
that II is considered almost . failure.
Beyond ths'fssach of Frost.
Farmers deny that the continued dry
weather can hurt the corn crop of Yankton
county, claiming that corr is beyond the
reach Of frost OF hail, and that the crop
will be the largest ever known.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-08-22

JS SONso 0oAVb0s
E. d. SPEAR and Charles Allen were
Used aud injured somewhat while load
A%lachinery from the Milwaukee plat.
r In the west part OF Aberdeen. The
ssrmer was accidentally pushed over the
front Of the drsy and fell behind tho
horses, ti- foot catching between one Of
the v ,1 tees and the evener. While in
this lie piss 90 iition the team started
and hs was draggs d several feet before re-
leased. A5. al Q . was on the load and had
a finger on hi. left hand badly crushed BY
falling meobia.YS.
4>T.aF larger tor,ion Of the Yankton 60.
ment 1s,rks machinery is now on the
eround. and tbs buildiaRs are progressing
towards completion.
n. PArrEKAsos. hear Gettysburg, lost
fifty acres of wheat by IRE. also . stable
nd three horses. Another valuable horse
lad, but his eyes weYe badly dam.
nus he Ore.
Tosruments for the ladies' comet
Q huron have arrived.
A DUBUQUE small boy named Dueoini
A-oke his collar hone while attempting to
stapd on his hesd.