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The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1890-09-12
SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

THE National Missionary conference has
begun ills annual session at indianapolis.
PRINCE BISMARCK has been ordered by his
physicians TO the Riviera FOR change of air.
III contract fer digging n tunnel around
Niagara Falls fer developing the water
power has been let 10 Il New Yurl, firm.
ENGINEER CORDELLA and an unknown
man were killed in 4 wreck near Manning
ton, w. Va, and sixteen loaded cars were
burned.
THE Catholic Mutual Benevolent associa-
ton at Montreal decided by an almost
unanimous vote to separate from the body
in the United States.
FRANK Il. S~CHIfFEAUER. mayor Of Arkan-
sas City, KAN has been arrested. charged
with the embczzlcment Of S9,is7.O 90. 1t is
claimed that the money was received from
the sale of certain city bonds.
THERE Is some apprehension felt in regard
TO the vessels Ryan and Yosemite, which
passed the $500 about u week ago and
lave not since been heard from. They
were going TO Ashland to load lumber
THE sixteenth annual convention OF the
Railway Mail Service Mutual Benefit assoc
citation has opened In Denver. An inter-
.esting topic to be considered is that OF the
salaries Of postal clerks.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1890-09-12
THE WORLDS FAIR SITE.
Description of the Mcthnd by Which 1t
VIII DO Selected.

CHICAGO, Sept. 0.-The worlds fair head
quarters presented an animated appearance
Yesterday. Much talk was INDUCED in
about the meeting of the directors to-day,
but no information was allowed to escape.
Eicc-prcsidcnt Bryan detailed the probable
method of procedure in the matter of ballot
Ing for the site: Il should advise that
either three or five Informal ballots be taken
before Il formal vote is announced.
There will be three sitcs-1hc Dual or
original, the North side and Garfield park.
The last informal ballot will result in some
site receiving the lowest number of votes.
Let this site be dropped from the race and
proceed with five additional informal bal
lots. In turn the next site receiving tho
lowest number OF votes can be dropped and
a regular and final ballot can be taken upon
the one remaining. I suppose printed slips
bearing the names OF the sites will be fur
nishcd. but so far the arrangements have
not been completed"
Mr.. 1ngoldshy, Of 1G2 Frederic street, Ed
inburgh, Scotland, has sent q photographic
cylinder to Secretary Butterworth, which
was read Off in the speakers own tone of
voice. The foreigner wants an allotment Of
100 square feet Of space in which to present
a section OF q British India village with Its
compliments Of artisans, co%njurers, etc.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1890-09-12
down no grade wheat will be taken unless
ut prices enough lower to cover the risk in
In l. fever ~
!. stun Discussing K~cnnedy,s Roast.

WAsHINaToN, Sept. a.-Rcprcsentatlvc
Kenncdy's speech attacking the senate md
Senator Quay has not yet been printed in
the Record, so that no action has been taken
in respect to 1t. Even IL II should appear
and Mr.. Kennedy to-day asserted that 1t
would-iust as it was delivered, /. Is not
certain that anything will be done. Rep
rcsentntivc Boatner, Of louisiana, who Is
not known to have been present when the
speech was delivered, is very much in
ccnsed over the affair and has prepared n
resolution to cNpcl Kennedy in case the
speech should be printed III the Record. but
1T is not likely that anything will be done
at all, certainly not SO heroic as Roatncr
purposes,
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1890-09-12
They Want HHrruNtiI.

NEw NoHN. Sept. 81 Panama special
says: The following is Minister Miners
letter 10 Capt. riIi>. Of the Pacific mail
steamer .Arapuirn. 1T regard to III" EArrun-
diA case: II ui.vd states Legation. 1880
p. M. Guatemala. Aug. Elf your ship is
within ON" mile of GualvluHlan territory.
and You hn," aboard Gen. Bnrrunlia. il
becomes ynur duty. under the laws Of ma
lions, to deliver him 10 GWatVmla!an aE-
t,ori,i"S upon their demand. allegations
having been made Ia This legation that ~"ti
~Rarrundin j. hostile to and AN enemy to
this rrnihlir.'
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1890-09-12
An Important Circular From the Land
Commissioner.

WASHINGTON, Sept. Gland Commits
sioner Croft has issued to the registers and
receivers of the land Offices a circula re-
leasing from reservation the lands OF The
arid region. 1t calls attention to that por-
ton Of the act approved Aug. 30, 1890 which
repealS so much of the act Of Oct. 2, 1855.
as withdrew lands in the arid regions in the
United States from entry, occupation and
settlement, with the exception that the
reservoir sites heretofore located or
selected shall remain segregated and
reserved from entry or settlement
until otherwise provided by law,
and reservoir sites hercrftcr located or So
lected on public lands shall in like manner
be reserved from the date Of loca-
ton or selection. The circulars of
Aug. S, 1889, and Aug. 0 1890, are
rescindcd. The entries validated by this
act will be acted upon in regular order and
all patents issued on entries made subsc-
Qnent to this act and on entries so validated
west Of the Tooth meridian will contain a
clause reserving the Iiaht-of-way for
bitches and canals constructed by authority
of the United States. Particular attention
is called to that portion of the law which
restricts the requirement of title under the
land laws to 800 acres in aggregate. The
circular says:
You will require from all applicants who file
to enter under any Of the land laws OF the
United States afiidavits showing that since
Aug, 8. 1890, they lad not filed upon or entered
under the arid laws, a quantity Of land which
would make the tracts applied for more than
80 acres. Or. provided II party should claim,
by virtue of exception as to settler prior to the
act Of Aug. g. 1880, you will require al atlidayit
establishing that fact"
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Wabash Annual Mee,ins.

Sr. Lorls. sept 9.-The annual meeting
OF the stockholders Of the Wabash railway
WAS held this forenoon and the following
board OF directors elected: o. o.
Ashley. X. c. Reynolds, George l..
Could. sidney Dillon, Edgar 7.
Weiirs, Thomas II. Hubbard, Henry II.
Mrliar-. loAn I. Terry. {. i. Lawrence.
James +. Joy. Russell Sage. James L. Howe
and Charles NJ. Hayes. The animal report
shows Il gain in the net earnings OF S9o}. l0I.
The volume OF business for the year shows
An increase of i64.o.S tons, and had rates
been The same as the year previous the net
earnings would have been Sl.h3S, 9lI more
than in 1859.
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THE POLITICAL POT.
Dolu ware Republicans.

DOVER. Del. Sc pl. G.--rhc republican
state convention met here to-day. Win. c.
Spruahcc was lnHns. temporary chairman
and committees were selected. The indiru-
tiun> are lhat there will be nc contest what
ever and that Harry I. Richardson. of
Dover, will be nominated for governor, and
Harry D.. Cannon. Of HridgcviIlc, f"r ON
Ercss by reclamation.
Minnesota Democrats.
ST. PAUL.. Sept. 9.-1'he democratic state
convention met here his morning. Up 10
yesterday the leading candidates for gov
crnor were Judge Thomas Wilson, of Wi
nOna, and Mayor Robert a.. Smith, of st.
Paul. Last nigh, Smith was induced TO
withdraw.
Their" Is u wranglc over temporary chair
manship. John W. Willis. of 81. Paul, was
named by the Kelley and Duran wing. and
Judge Henry Wells by the opposition.
The convention was called to order at II
O'Clock and the temporary organization cf-
1cctcd with Judge IL. II. Wells, Of Preston.
as chairman. After the appointment of
committees Il recess was taken.
New Hampshire prolibs.
CONCORD, y. H.. Sept. 9.-The prohibition
state convention assembled this forenoon.
After the appointment OF the usual COM
mittrrs II recess was taken until / y. H.,
when the permanent organization was cf-
fcc,cd, with Rev. u. {. knowles. OF Til,nn.
is chairman.
Kansas Democrats.
WICHITA. Kan. SEPT. 9.-Tlic Democratic
state convention r"nvrncs here to-day.
The Greatest interest ccntrr> In the nomina-
ton for governor. The leading candidates
arc cX-Gnv. Click aud ~cx-(;uv. CiaS. hohin-
son. of Lawrence.
An Estimate.
PORTLAND, Nc. Sept. a.-Ihc .4d2cTiiSrr
estimates lie legislature will stand: Sem
atc-~RcpuhIicaus. Is: democrats. 3. House
Republican, III; democrats, 81.
The President in Pennsylvania.
ericsson SPRINGS. Sept. 9.-Thc president
remained in his cottage all the forenoon, 1T
tending to correspondence.
WAsiISGroS, Sept. H.-Thc following has
been received: "Crcssou, Pa, Hon. 7. i.
Reed: l very heartily congratulate you
and your colleagues; in congrcss from Maine
upon generous, popular endorsement you
have received. BE%I.M!S liAERIsON."
Erjcssnn's Remains.
The naval department has received n
telegram announcing the arrivn! Of tie
Baltimore at Goihcnhurg. Sweden. wits, the
remains Of Ericsson on board.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1890-09-12
Striking Lnborers to he suea.

CONNELLvlt.LE, Pa, Sept. 9.-Thc II. G.
Fricii coke company is preparing to bring
an action for 800, 900 damages against the
employees of The Standard cokc works. now
on a strike because OF the refusal Of The
company to summarily dismiss all non
union men employed there. W consider
the action Of the men at the Standard
works" said Thomas Lynch. general man.
ager OF the Frick, To-day, IA clear violation
of the agreement made Feb. 9 last. and we
have about made ub our minds TO see
whether there IS any legal responsibility OF
labor organization or The alleged replesen-
tntlvcs OF the men Tor ll.e violation OF q
rlnJr1r ri -
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PROHIBITION AND BUSINESS.
A Prominent Chicago Banker Gives Eis
Opinion to Nebraska People.

Opinion to Nebraska People.
A. q. NoLFESBARGER-Dedr Sir: l
have your esteemed favor of the 9th inst.
asking several questions in regard to nro-
hibition.
In answer to your first question: "What
IS your opinion, based upon the expert
ence and observation as a business man.
as to the Influence of prohibition unon
general ~business?" ! am now and al
ways have been of the opinion that the
influence of prohibition upon business is
good. I do not see how it could be other
wise. Business, based upon the liquor
traffic, especially as now conducted. in
my Judgment, is immoral and dangerous.
and will in the end honcycomb the moral
foundations Of business in this country
if permitted to continue. business not
founded upon moral principles must fall
Of its own weight in duo course.
Second question: edo you believe that
prohibition of the liquor rattle will re-
suit in the decreasing of real estate val
ucs, stopping immigration and d~ecrcns-
ing the deposits in banks??" No, it will
increase the value of real estate in the
long ruu. There are even many drink
ing people who prefer n prohibition
State because OF the better surround
IuSS; Gid iicl!Sc, WIZ c.icSy VI tltII
families. Oily those who are dctcrrnin-
ed to carry on the liquor traffic, and the
saloon, would leave e prohibition Slate
or keep away from it; but this number is
comparatively small a2d their places
would be more than filled with a more
desirable class of citizens. II the whisky
traffic was out OF the way, the same
property. money and energy would all
be used in other businesses and q larger
number of men would be employed,
which would increase. rather than de-
crease values. Men who waste their
money in drink, do not. as u rule, have
money TO deposit in banks. 1t is true
that the brewer and saloonkeeper would
have money. but these same men en-
gagged In other business would also haze
/ money which tEoy could deposit III the
bank. ! give the following Incl
dent by way Of illustration: Some
time ago q certain manufacturer III The
East paid his men l 1000 on Saturday
night, but before parting with the money
marked it, in order to ascertain where it
would bring mp. On the following Tues
day it was found that 5000 out Of the
1000 had found Its way into the banks
through the s~aloonheepers and brewers.
If these men had spent that money In
buying clothing and provisions for their
families, 1t would have gone into the
banks ell the same, through the mer-
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1890-09-12
A LONG LAKE FRONTAGE.

Proposition of Park Commissioners Re-
lating to Il Worlds Fair Site.
CHICAGO, Sept. 9.-The South park COM
misSioncrs have decided not to tender Wash
hington park as a site for the worlds fair.
They add that they have already made q
tender of the unilnproved portion of Jack
son park and will now add thereto the i'm
proved area Of that park, making the total
acreage so rendered GO acres. A mile and
a half Of frontage OF the lake shore is ins
cludcd in tho tender.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1890-09-12
DEATH Isathcr Than imprisonment.

toLrMHJS. o.. Sept. n.-lirury N"rSman,
Il iif, prisoner confined for murder il the
Ohio state prison, committed suicide sunday
evening in his cell in a peculiarly Ingenious
manner. Takin" the pag'> ~: y u"" ~.a per,
he rolled them into tubes. and t"ir-r"iiin.!
them together made q long rope. on" end
Of which he slipped over u gas jet, and.
,akiu. tho other into his mouth, sucked
the gas into his lungs. death resulting in n
fnH uIntnnnIS
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but, he's my own brother"
Is that any reason why yon should
take his courtesies for granted, and
never say "thank your
Is that any reason why YOU should
not try and make an evening at home
pleasant for him, instead of forcing
him by your selfishness to seek his
happiness somewhere else?
Is that any reason why you should
not think his opinion OF your frocks.
your bonnets. Or YOU looks worth Goa
siderati0n?
Is that any reason why YOU should
appear before him in a clumsy wrapper
and with your hair in papers?
Is that any reason why, when you
have q man visitor, he should lie made
TO feel that You endured your brother
when there was robody else, but that
when there was-well, then it was
different?
Is that any reason Why you should
rot be glad of a dance with him as
your PARTNER?
Is that any reason why you should
not listen to his word of advice about
Other girls or their brothers?
Is that any reason why you should
not be interested in his story Of the
shooting or the hunting, WHEN you are
in tho same tales from other people?
Is that any reason why you should
push him to the wall, except when you
need him, and her claim his attention
as veur right?
Because he is yourv very own brother
you ought to be ten-fold more consid-
crate Of him than of the brothers of
other girls. Because he is your very
own brother YOU ought to study his
tastes aid cater to them; read the
books that he likes and suggest others
to him; study the songs he fancies
and lie glad to make now ones known
to him. In this way YOU will make
yoar brother your very own, and to
him SISTER" will be the most delight
fal among girls. Are you your broth
er's keeper? Yes, in a way; but yon
do not keep him by letters formed of
ill-teml Ell, untidiness and lack OF
courtesy, but by u made of every
feminine grace and frightened by a
s~:stevly love. That's the keeping that
will give you your brothers love, and
make you worthy the heart OF some
other girls brother too.-Ruth Dish
more, IN Lalies' Home Journal.
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Manufacturers Combine to Rcpei the Az
cressions of Organized Labor.

PlTTsBuRG, Sept. "a number of tho
richest corporations in til. country have
formed an alliance against strikes. Among
the members arc the Westinghouse system,
the Yale Lock company. the Colt Arms
company, and four or five other biz fnctO-
RIGS. and, presumably, III" Pullman inter
ests. In the compact it is agreed that in
case q strike occurs to enforce UnrcaSon-
able demands, whether The strike be
against one or all Of tho associated fac
tories, all work is 10 cease. The strikers
are to be allowed foreman idle until they
see fit to return TO work, and no factory is
to employ any worker who may have left
another factory on q strike. Neither is an
associated factory to seek workers during n
strike from any Of the federated works.
Tho institutions named employ between So
900 and 10000 workers and directly support
from $50. 900 to 300, 900 people, exclusive Of
the other interests depending upon earnings
of these people. 1t is claimed by these
manufacturers that the action of their
workers forced the alliance.
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Came from Parkway Ccylon.

R~LOoMISGToE, Ill. Sept. S.-J. j. Gridliu-
ton, of Colombo. Ccylon, arrived here Sun
day evening ON Il visit to relatives. lie is
president of the Legislative council of That
island and Il former encouragement. He
Is one Of the wcalthicst citizens of Crylon
and is proprietor OF the Chincora tea and
coffee plantations, Of great value.
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lynn, Mass. sept. IA man walking Oh
The Boston & Main tract: last night stun-
Dlcd OVER 4 rail across tho track. He could
not IcInovc the rail, 80 took a switchiislit
from its socket and succeeded in stopping u
hcavily-laden train within forty feet Of
the obstruction.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1890-09-12
Ca;n't .tand It AnY I.oarer,

We have always maintained that the
third party was not a necessity; but If
the Republican partyis going over, soul
ind body, to ruin, as ii now seems, ii
advice is, "Come out Of her, my people,"
and stand for tho right. We are no
politician, and III, Witness is mainly
neutral On political questions (but there
Is a moral question along in here which
calls for an expression CT oplnion). We
never voted any other than q Ropabli-
can ticket, but in these circumstances
come other party may look for OR vote.
-Rsp. ". McDondld, In Christian Wit
9lpsc r
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This Killed Three.

LEXINGTON, Mo-, Sept. GA Missouri Pa
ciiic passenger train ran into a passenger
car which was being run onto the main
track. The Car was demolished. VIM.
Whitsall, of this city, was killed outright,
Mrs. Law fatally injured and her baby in
stHnllY killed..
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1890-09-12

PANS, sept. 4.-Drumont, a~rti-scmctic
author. declares Co,npt" dc Paris has i'll his
possession Il letter Tenn EoIlanger in which
the latter Offers to restore monarchy on
CONDITION that h" 10 promoted TO Tho rHu!i
OF marshal and created u luke with an al
lnwaucc of 700. 00h francs yearly.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1890-09-12
TIPPED OVER,

Three Cars in the Overland Flyer Arc
Turned On Their Sides.
CGrEN, Utah, Sept. 0.-There was O de-
railmcnt on the Union Pacific, thirty miles
east OF Ogden. we coaches and a chair
ear OF the Overland flyer went on their sides
on 4 bank about five feet high. Only one
passenger, q lady, was severely III not dan
gelously bruised. The coaches were not
broken up and the track was not torn up
much. A broken rail or fall of a break bar,
ii IS not known which, caused the wreck.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1890-09-12
Ehn Death KncnrI.

LoNDoH Sept. 9.-Rev. Henry Parry Lid
don, ID, d. c. L., canon Of st. Paul's ca
thcdraI, died suddenly to-day.
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TIE Champion, after a long article on
the "Bccr Statistics Of tho World,n in
which it develops the fact that In TWEEN
ty-three countries there are SO, sssa6 brew
cries, exclaims, "yThat chance is there
for the Prohibition craze to rnle the
world?:" To which we reply that we
don't expec to do 1T by chance. we
mean 10 do 1t by mcthodica! voting
Northwestern Mdtt.
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COLLlER'S
The Chicago Attorneys ~Shrewdness Saves
Him From the Asylum.

CHICAGO, Sept. 0.-Frank Collier, the at
torney who has been on trial for insanity
before Judge Gary, was discharged to-day
by order of the judge, and the case dis
missed.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1890-09-12

No A has yet climbed the ladder of
fame on rounds OF drinks.-Binghamton
Leader. =
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THE GREAT EXODUS.
KANSAS AND IOWA DRAW A
LONG BREATH OF RELIEF.


/" Get Your Beer To-Day, for To-NIorrow
You Cnn't"-Attorney Generals Say the
Laws Will Not Need to BE ~Rs-enacted-
Chicag, III Trouble Outside Brewers
Declare that License Fees Are Not Police
Regulations.
Topeka Kan.) cor. Of tho Voice.
The "original-package" houses wore
all closed promptly by order of the Kan
sas City firms which they represented,
and for a week we have had comparative
quiet. 1t seems almost like awaking
from 4 dream OF pandemonium. The
people of Kansas have had in the brief
reign of the "original package" an object
lesson which they will not soon forget.
The day the Wilson bill passed, your
correspondent noticed II package house
running full blast with the following
placard in the window:
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tho Same Opinion.
1t is not necessary to rc-rnact any por-
ton Of the Prohibitory law of Kansas to
make it effective against sales Of intoxi-
eating liquor in the "original parkages.'
l.. S. KELLOGG,
Attorney General.
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Blarh pills Wnion,
RAPID CITY. S. D.
UNION PUBLISHING co. PUBS;
WOULD NOT BE DARED.
RECKLESS ACT OF A PEARL OF
PEKIN CHORUS GIRL.

While in an Intoxicated Condition She
Jumps From q Steamer and Is Nearly
Drowned-Criminal Conduct of lIcr Com
panions Who Led Her to DO tho Act
General News.