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The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-01-24
Sadly DISRUPTED.

Both Portugal and Spain are ouiyeripe
on the verge of revolution and it would no
be surprising at any time to hear OF a Sc.
rious revolt against the government in
either OF these countries. In Spain the
only thing that stands between the present
condition of things and revolution is the
infant King Alfonso, and during his recent
critical illness the most painful apprehen.
sion was felt by the friends of the govern
meat everywhere. 1t was felt that in case
OF his death trouble was certain to follow,
and among those best acquainted with the
situation of affairs in that country. the
opinion prevails that in any event the
downfall of the monarchical form Of gov
ernlncnt is only a question of o few years
at the best.
The growth OF republican sentiment in
that country has been very rapid during
tue last few years, and the recent reyolu-
ticn in Brazil gave it n powerful impetus.
SC strong indeed has the republican party
become that its leaders do not hesitnte to
speak openly in the %cortes, aud practical
measures having in view the overthrow of
the monarchy are known to be under way.
This republican sentiment has also made
very rapid Roadway in Portugal recently,
and it is reported that the republicans Of
Lisbon are now acting in concert with the
republicans in Madrid for the purpose OF
making q simultaneous movement for the
overthrow of the two monarchies.
Iae cause of republicanism in Portugal
has unquestionably received further i'm.
petus in the outcome of the recent dispute
between that country and England over
African matters, in which the former was
compelled to back completely down and
concede all Of England's demands, Tho
governments course has provoked the
most intense popular indignation, the feel.
ing being that the national honor has suf.
fered through its cowaldice, and it would
not be surprising to hear of a determined
aud powerful revolt Of any time.
Certain it is that the monarchists in both
countries are in a state of great alarm and
the situation is viewed with q great deal Of
apprehension in the menarchical circles Of
all Europe. It Is o situation fragght with
great moment to the governing powers Of
that continent.-Kansas Citv Journal. :.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-01-24
A Western Murder p,.coyerea.

August last, Edna Wilson, a pretty Girl
of IS. mysteriously disappeared from
Cheyenne. a young stockman, mined
McComb, went away the same time and as
he had been paying the girl attention
against her mothers wishes, it was sap
posed that they had eloped. McComb
soon returned, however, and denied this.
Soon after McComb sold his ranch and
left for parts unknown. The other day
the now owner Of the ranch discoyexs2a
body, which had been buried under The
floor of q cabin in an unfrequented psk Of
the ranch, which was positively idenlaed
as that of the missing girl. There us q
bullet hole through the skull and it ishow
believed that McComb murdered he! A
fund has been raised 10 employ detectives
to hunt him down.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-01-24
MIR. L.oucss s.in President.

II. l.. Loucks, about whom much has
been said in the papers of the state dur
ing the past two. weeks because of his
resignation as president of the South
Dakota farmers alliance, will con-
tinue to be the chief executive of
that organization, the executive COM
mittee ut its meeting at Huron having
refused to accept his resignation. 10
this action is attached some political sig
nificance, and it is limited tina the alliance
will e Mr.. Loucks TO accept the can
diIacy for>governor on n ticket to be put
i'll the field NJ the alliance md industrial
union of the State.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-01-24
IN WEST VIRGINIA.
The Legislature in Session To Pass Npo
tho G,,bcrn:.toraiui Contest,

The Legislature in session Ia Pass Nl,on
tho G,,hc,n:,tnriai Contest.
The West Virginia Legislature met in
special session at Charleston for the deter
nination of the contested election case of
A. Is. Fleming against Nathan Golf
and for consids ration of other business
specified by the governor. Gov. Wilson's
message Was presented and read, after
which both houses adjourned. 1t is ex-
pected the contested election case will be
at once taken up. The governors message
Is long and recommends considerable rail
road legislation. OF or recommendations
are to suppress trusts and combinations
and to protect miners and railroad em-
ploves.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-01-24
rarasrarlnea News.

BRuLE county is out of debt and has
81, 800 in the treasury.
THERE is q boy in the p%lankinton re-
form school six feet two inches tall.
THERE are 5,517, 900 acres of unoccupiea
land in the Deadwood land district, four
tifths of il being unsurveyed.
IT is estimated that the railroad COM
panies have contributed, mostly in freight
charges, in the neighborhood of 5000, 900 to
the settlers in the two Dakotas SO far this
season.
MARTIN YoUNGFERDoRF, of Zell,
corked up the muzzle OF a shotgun with
his thumb while at a dance the other even
ing and n of the dancers kicked the
weapon on the trigger. No trace of the
thumb could be found.
DIR. w. II. ROUSE, Of Lincoln county,
has been appointed physician at the Sisse-
ton Indian agency.
PATRICK ROONEY, Of Falsebottom, was
%adjudged insane ut Deadwood and ordered
sent to the Yankton asylum.
REV. T. II. HANG, Of Aberdeen. has re-
ceived o consignment of clothing from
Randolph, VT, for distribution among the
drought sufferers.
ApoRTEH at the Hotel Locke, in Pierre,
fell down the elevator shaft n distance of
three stories the other day and escaped
with q broken wator pitcher.
In Sheeptail Gulch, near D%eadwcod, two
old prospectors, while working on n claim,
struck q vein of gold ore that assays as
high as $75 per ton.
SINCE South Dakota became a state no
less than fourteen of her citizens have Sc.
cured government positions in Washing
ton, five of whom are from tho Black Hills
country.
HURoN1TEs arc cndeavoring to secure
Clara Louise Kellogg for q concert.
The preliminary survey of the i. & NJ.
line between Custer aud Newcastle has
been completed.
The United States marshal's Office at
Yaukton has been discontinued and the
furniture furnished that officer by the
county has been distributed among the
county Offices.
WooNsocKET's artesian we'll flows 100
gallons a minute.
TIE Elkhorn road has put on a through
sleeper between Whitewood and Chicago.
The ex.soldiers' association, of Butte
county, was recently formed at Minnesota.
THERE sre 1884, students enrolled in the
Stafe normal school at Spess6Sh.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-01-24
SARAH FINALLY DEFEATED.

Probable Emit of the Tedious Hiu-sIaron
Litigation.
Judge shatter, in the superior court ut
San Francisco, has rendered o decision in
the Sharon case which virtually ends that
famous litigation. The principal point in
the present controversy was on u demurrer
to an answer made by the Sharon heirs.
In this answer they incorporated the de-
cree of the United States circuit court by
which the alleged marriage contract be-.
tween VIM. Sharon and Sarah Althca Hill
vas declared a forgery and ordered can
celed. Judge Shafter held this decree of
the United States court was in force in all
courts and that the contract has no legal
existence. He ordered the Sharon case
POSTPONED indefinitely.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-01-24
THE THUGS MUST GO.
Gov. Hin Will send Five Sports to Missis.
stppi.

Gov. Hill Will Send Five Sports to Mlssis-
stppi.
Gov. Hill has decided in the Mississippi
requisition cases. He revokes the warrant
for johnson, Haraing and wakely, but
decides that Muldoon, Donovan, Murphy,
ClearY and Butler must he taken to Mis-.
sissipp, in pursuance Of Gov. Lowry's re-
QUESTION. The counsel for johnson,
Harding aud Wakely filed %afidavits show.
ing that they ia no manner aided or abetted
the prize fight, but were simply witnesses
thereof. Gov. Hill forwarded these afida.
Wits to Gov. Lowry. submitting the matter
to the latter's consideration, whether, III
the light Of these aAidayiss, be dcsilc, 10
insist upon the extr4diticn Of t..ese parties.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-01-24
SOUTH pANorA.s FIRST LAW.
Executive Approval of tile First Bill
Passed by the L%.csislatmrn.

Executive Approval of the First Bill
Passed by the Legislature.
The first bill passed by the legislature
of South Dakota reached the governor on
the 10Th and received his signature. 1t was
senate hill No. 4, entitled can act to pro-
vide for refunding the outstanding indebt-
edness of the state Of South Dakota"
Both houses adjourned for five minutes to
celebrate the event. After loud cheering o
prayer was called for aud the two houses in
joint assembly bowed their heads while q
fervent prayer was said by the chaplain,
asking that this first net of the new COM
monwcalth be blessed by the omnipoteut,
and that all other acts be worthy of the
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-01-24
Ready to Shut 0n' Expense.

KcAdy to SRut Ofs Exponsa.
The house Of representatives Of the Ls..
sissippi legislature has adopted q resou.
tien that no additional expense will be h.
CURED to prosecute persons connected With
the sullivan. Kilrain aght except tho two
principals: Consequently the men recently
arrested ~ New York will probably NOT b
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-01-24
Too Much Winter Wster,

Dispatches from White. wabash and
Little Wabasbs Ind, indicate that ihlse
Rivera are Ill falling slowly. Thelow lapas
airs all covered, but no reports Of serious
damage are q hand, Caxmispsopsr has MOI
bean oyesaowed. but . negro sestisnsnt In
. hollow opposite Carmi has bssn;Aooded.
About seventy.Ave faniliss RESIDING thsrs
escspsd IN safety With t~hsif.slIscss %
Carmi.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-01-24
North Dakota's Gophers.

There is no use Of Joking abont gophers
and gopher bills, saysthe Bismarck Tribune.
Something must be done looking to the
determination Of these little pests. In.
many portions Of the state they arb much
more destructive to crops than dronth or
h9tl,. and il is the duty Of this Legislature 70
enact soms Law that will give relief.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-01-24
MORMON coLoNlsu's ALARMED.

Fearful That Canada Will Join the United
states ar Become Independent.
The Mormon c~o!onists III Canada are be-
coming alarmed at the widespread feeling
in favor of a change in the Canadian con-
stitution toward independence or annexa-
ton to the United States. The latter-day
saints are afraid they might be iuterfered
with should Canada become an indepeni-
ept nation, W q portion of the American
republic. Bishop Stenhouse, the leader of
the Mormons, has written n strong pro-
test against the proposal of an indcpend.
ent republic for Canada on the model
of the present constitution of the
United States. Stenhouse was form
erly a member Of the Canadian legislature
and resigned his seat to become q Mormon.
He is now the recognized head Of tho
Canadian Mormons, and his manifesto
against a Canadian republic is issued from
the Mormon settlement ut Curdston, in the
Northwest Territories.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-01-24
a Sick L~eetslature.

State Senator Ashburn has died a,
Columbus. O., Of pneumonia, induced b,
10 grippe. Two other senator's and Ioh1
representatives are laid up, two Of thdiat.
ter being expected to die. The lecislKnr
Is crippled. "
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-01-24
Some Now Postmastcrs.

Presidential: IL. z. Jenkins, Lead CITY;
VIM. II. Anderson, Planlsinton; Alden
Sampson, Woonsocket. Fourth class: l..
p. Messner, Ashton, SPHINX county; j. q.
Waltham, Warreh (now TalcotJ, Clark
county; L. J. helmick. Hand county; A.
Flint, Spring Lake, Kingsbury county; A.
L. Abbott, T%urnbroke, Grant county.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-01-24
A Vessel wrecko.l.

a telegram from the United States con.
sui at Darlington. N. a., reports the
schooner Ben Hur, Of Gloupester, wrecked
at Blanche Point, N. 8. Nine Of her
crew are missing, including Capt. Thorn:
burg. The vessel was engaged III the halt
but fishery.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-01-24
NJ Lack of Water.

There is plenty of water in Dakota, at
least in some places. A dispatch from
Aberdeen says: There is considerable
comment and wonder at the continued rise
of the water level in the nppc jim valley.
The river is much higher than for some
time. Springs have burst forth in many
places and wells that have been dry for
years are now filling up with water.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-01-24

TH1 best way 10 sures inspmnia that -
know Of y 70 haave somebody keep tellisai
yos bssSkaaE ds!sedy..-su.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-01-24
Profsssienal Repartee,

FfOteSslonol kepAftees
Bssber-Ycur head il sadly 10 mead Of 1
sha}hpoo, sir.
,,o 2fsilO. Z. e TIE sA.ip5yss. sna you.
ybp aeont N:2Nen Fork S9Ny
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-04
VERmOXT W4PGRING.
TheaDcnioCrats, nj tuesdays EIeC-
tiOn. VI add II Better showing 4 han
for Years.

The3DcnioCrats, nj tuesdays EIeC-
tiOO. VI ada Il Better showing 4 han
for Years.
WHITE RIVER Ju.CrIoN, VI, Sept, a.
This state to-day voted for state otticeEs,
two representatives o Congress aud foil
list OF state senators aud representatives.
Twenty cities and towns, Including Bur-
llngtou, give Page, r., for governor, 3,571;
Brigham, d., 2,0il Allen, p, ll3.
Brattleboro elects y. A. MRrehall,a Demo
crat, TO the legislature. Rockingham elects
James Is. Williams, also Il Democrat. These
are the two largest towns in the county.
Whit ngham, Dover, Grafton and MARI
boro also eleet Democrats 70 the legisfa-
ture. The Democrats are celebrating all
about the country tonight.
10 Bennington county the Democrats
have elected john Robinson sheriff, Alfred
Robinson probate judge, J. Il. Livingston
high bailiff and over half OF the town rep
resentatlves. Robinson for sheriff has
about $50 majority. Il. NJ. Houghton was
elected town representative In Bennington
by lg2 msiority, victory that has not
before been achieved since 1882. Benning-
ion for this first time in It's history went
Democratic on tho governors vote.
1he returns thus far received indicate
not only that the Republican vote ls very
light, but that tn ticket has been cut. The
decrease IN the Democratic vote is not
nearly as largs cOrrespondingy this year
as that of the Republicans. The Prohibi-
tion vote remains about the same so far.
Prominent politicians throughout the
state claim that while It is not cumplste
Democratic victory II is decidedly the best
showing made for great many years.
ENcITEMRST IN ARKANSAS.
LITTLE Rock, ARR, Sept. IA sensational
scene occurred mere this evening. The
count Ia the third ward OF the elsction held
ut the poll opened by the Republican
Judges, was completed and the returns
taken to tue county clerks office. The
judges were IN buggy. body OF armed
negroes surrounded them, and 300 or 400
negroes, many OF whom carried rifles and
shotguns, brought up the rear. The pFc-
cession, Is Il vented its way TO the court
house, caused EXPLANATIONS OF wonder and
indignation.
There is a general feeling OF relief that
the election ia over. Governor Eagle this
morning caused the state arms given the
Capital City Guards 10 be taken from them.
This is colore company belonging 10 the
state troops, aud 1t Is asserted that they
were mefitating mischief
Dr. >. Reynolds was badly, II not fatally,
cut In the head st Batesville this morning.
There was ioliihcation at that place over
the fact that he proposition to ksep the court
house at Batesville had carried. crowd
OF union labor men, Republicans and
Democrats, gathered. Feeling ran high,
the county beiug claimed by Eagle and
Flser by 20 or 80 votes and In dispute
with a negro named Pope, DR.. Reynolds
was wounded.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-04
NEW FORK FRS.


VINE N1dh ttuFned Eb kfEAIs1, AnONnHr
seriously Injured.
Associated Press Dlsrabch Dy Special wires.
NEW YoRK, Sept. 3.--Ihe premises ex-
tending from 227 to 23l East Flfty-stSth
street we're destroyed by hre this morning.
The lower part OF tins building was occu-
pied by J. Hogan the upper portion by the
Rossemore bouquet cigar factory.
Ihe men employed by J. Hogan, who is
manufacturer of roghng material, had
entered the cellar and were about to sound
the whistle for the men to go to work when
an explosion occurred IN the back part OF
the cellar. The men who were In the cellar
at the time fled for their lives.
One OF them, about II years of age
named Daniel lillian, has not since bsen
heard from. He Is supposed to have
persisted In the flames. John Logan,
another workman. was badly burned about
the head and limbs. He was removed to
the hospital In carriage.
The building is Ave story one. In It
there was an elevator shaft which unfortu-
nately served as a fiue for the flames and
guided them swiftly TO the roof. 30 quickly
dill the flames gain hendway that within 10
minutes after the fire alarm was sent out
the whole structure was ablazs from cellar
TO roof
The heat from the burning tar and felt
and other inflammable material which was
stored In the upper part OF the building
was so intense as to SGT fire to the flats nd
illntng on either sids, Nos. 225 AID 2S3
East Fifty-slxth street. The entire top floor
OF 238 was Quilted.
While one Of the engines was going TO
the hre and passing the corner OF
Forty-seventh street and Lexington avenue
the horses slipped on the asphalt pavement
and the driver was thrown from his seat
under the wheels OF the engine. The fire
Is under control.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-04
On hIs9I4R ~.


Special CorrespondcnceU VI Gazette and journal
CBRI5TIANA, Aug. 30,-While William @.
Currinder aud Edward Mitchell were haul
ing loud OF lumber this week the latter
fell of the wagon, tine wheel running over
him, breaking his collar bone. Currlnder
ia trying TO catch him also fell, the wheel
passlug owe. his stomach, not seriously In
ilring him, Mitchell was attended by DR..
Petor5 and IL rapidly improving.
Mrs. james Wright died lb4. evening at
z o'clock, after lingering illuess OF heart
disease and iropey.
The Sous and Daughters OF Moses, col
ored, of this town gave an all.day picnic on
Thursday In Clatk's woods. In the evening
festival wig held in the hall, during
which rough and iumble fights were fire.
quent. Many drew razora and knives while
the women screamed and tainted. Az CON
sequence several arrests Will be made and
the leaders Will Do punished
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-04
MIDDL ErOWH.


Special Correspondent OF Gazette and journal
arrDnETows, Aug. 2s.-Arthur r.
Jones of this piacs and Miss Maggie +.
George OF near Porter's station we've
married at the residence OF the brides
taSner, near that place, last evening, Mt y
o'cloca. A reception followed the cere-
mony. Mr.. Jones was resident Of Will
mington for some time and was we'll
known there.
j. b. Bfatton, the new owner OF the
electric lighe plant here. will reyolu-
tionize the entire electric light system in
Middletown. The capacity OF the station
has never been what IL should be, but
Mr.. Brstton proposes to mske 1t so. A
new lOO-horse power engine AID 100
horse power boiler will soon be put in;
also, two big No. ~ dynamoa. The
change Will be something that has long
been needed. The new management takes
hold on Monday morning next, with
Frank 2. Rose in charge OF the station.
A pleasant social dance was given in
McWhorter's Hall last evening by the
Young men Of the town. About 40 per-
sons were present ana the affair WAS a
very enjoyable ones Iusic was furnished
by Prices orchestra.
Augustine Hlef Will close tue season OF
1890 on Thursday evening, September
18th, with social hop.
hIDDLErowS, Aug. 50.-0wan Empson,
alias DIRTY" Empson, weli-kuown col
ored character OF this place, will probably
be a visitor at New Castle Jail after to-day.
Ye terday morning Enpson purchased a
half-ptnt OF liquor from the bartender at
the National Hotel, and then after drinking
It refused to pay for 1t. Delbert Aiken, tha
bartender, told him he would havo to
pRy Tor the potion and Empson commenced
his abuse Mr.. Aiken has inst recovered
from severe spell OF sickness, but be
could not stand Enpson's talk and slapped
him IN the face. The negro struck at Aiken
AMI received 10 return singing blow
which brought blood to his lace and laid
him out on the pavement. Officer Grad
dock started TO arrest him and he struck at
the ofllner. He was, however, safely landed
In tho lookup and Will be given hearing
this morninS. As Squire Wilson Is Ill,
Empson will be taken to New CASTLE and
the trial held there.
There was 'pier party" az Augustine
Pier last evening aud was attended by
large number OF the young people OF this
vicinity.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-04
BARRISOR kEBUKED.
Indiana Republicans Honor a Man
Ihe President BeIiIGtad,

the FresIdent belIIttad,
IsDIASAPDLIs, Sept. q --Gresham Repub-
linans u. his city are fellc Eating each other
over n rebuke which the Howard county
Republicans have just given the adminis-
tratlon. Milton Garr!gus vas an applicant
for the postmastership ut Kokomo and was
recommended by Congressman Oheadle;
but President Harrison refused to appoint
him, saying that he was not popular In the
country and that he wanted new blood In
tie offices. The real reason for the refusal
wa that Garrigus WIS strong Gresham
uiHn during the preliminary struggle for
tho Presidential n mInatlon.
Oheadls notified tho friends of Garrigus
OF the Presidents refusal, and the news
was received Just three days before the
county convention. Garrigus' friends de.
termined to put him In the race for county
auditor, and, although there were three
candidates for the position who had made
an active canvass for the nomination, Garri-
gus was nominated. Twenty-Five of his
friends tnen signed the folling dispatch,
which was sent 10 the President:
"Garrigus was nominated to-day for the
best Office In this county over three OF our
best Republicans and after canvass OF but
three days. Bow is that for popularity
OLD blood good enough for u.s."
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-04
CR ESTI,KTORN.

Special Correspondence Gazette and journal
CHEST nrowN, Mp,, sept. John q.
Willis, charged wish horse thievine, has
proved himaelf ina0cent of the charge.
Bartus Wilkins, through his counsel, Il.
d. Hynson, waived Il hearing on the same
charge and went to jail in default of 5000
bali.
j. Il. Franklin has resigned the agency
OF Adams Express Company, and the
former agent, Benjamin f. Fleming, will
have charge OF the position.
Ths entire peach crop In Kent county
will be about 400 crates. Last year at
this time 1000 busEsts were carried from
Chester river on enc trip of steamer
and it was short crop, too.