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SEw Yonk. Nov. se.--Miss Lillian Itoun-
asy. Of ~ RatgaF street. was married yes-
aArdms aftarn0on. I'm tho Calvary haptiat
church. is West fifty-sssenth street. 90
YoonR shinx. chinaman. Nho haz b1eu In
her sunday school class. Although there
has been considerable zossip about Miss
llsinnaey's friendMhip f0r the ChinAman.
her friends ucre very mueh surprised when
she annoanced q ah0rt time Aeo that she In
ssadsd 20 anarry Ar. shing. RveFg prseau-
slon uas taken 60 keep the marriage anlsi.
Mlss Roundcy 4. NOT ycf ~ years old. She
- tall and very slight. her hair b brown
and she wears eyeglasses. She has bcen
ssesfiy Interested 10 the work of foreign
n.lsslona. she also taught Chinese class
"a ths Marinsf's Temple, il Oliver street.
Miss Roandey j. sald q have considerable
snonsy and shn vas able " devote good
deal 81 tiins - missioaary work among the
locAi hmMRnNn
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sourH SIOUX CRY.

nssch er Ass~resstag Ncwa Erasa fhe
ush~f ssae - the a1fsseari.
sorrn sforK OfTr. Neb.. Nos. 2ns---
special: Donald Mclean was IA the city
friday eyening.
The rasie game was worked 20 lts fullest
extent Wednesday and Thursday Of this
week. Turkeys. ducks and chlrkans WIRE
the prizes.
.. NJ. Moan l. east working Tor n new In
dussry Cor this city Mr.. Moan ~ accom-
panied By Others who are anancially inter-
essea In tho future OF this place, and ON
their return wc will give particulars of q
deai that viii be genuine surprise 10 the
old fogle@
On Friday morning ~. D. Holman. an ena-
ploye of the Pacific short Line. fell from
the rear platform Of the passenger train
while the train wa. running twenty -five
miles per hour Aside from slight bruises
he escaped injury. This happened between
Alien and Dixon. Tic remained uncon-
scious until picked up hy the west bound
freight train, na one bavinx seen him fall
from the passenger car.
The city marshal - building a new house.
There are several other residences In course
of construction
Mr. sinith has arrived At the conclusion
that an opera house would be a paying In
vestment. consequently he will enlarge and
remodel his hall. pat In a good stage, apprU-
pirate scenery, and have the best opera
hoaase In northeast Nebraska.
y. W. Heath. saine host az Hotel Heath.
| informs "a that he will add one story 10 his
hotel. aud build an addition on the east
soxsa. tfres stories high. Thls IL accczsary
| ln order 10 accommodate the constantly In
crossing patronage o: ths house.
Surveyors arr stalking 0as the Martin
1 homestead into MaTtin's addition % Me-
| Lean CITY. Thls i the sround occupied bs
the short Line for material yaras and Side
| tracks.
| The masanssaae ball Thanksaisina night
| was weil attended. Thore we're some ele-
CANT prostnmes Anoag the finest we're the
/ Misses 0ramen2. Everyhody danced and
enjoyed themselves 70 the fullest extent.
= A photographer ~ taking some ane views
| ~ the work being dome GA the bridge and
rip rap work On tbs hanks 81 the Missouri
river.
The sam ala not make lts appearances
untll to-day. rush of Job work was ths
cause.
Complaint b made that some of the wells
are sctsina short of water. This ~ another
argument IN favor Of water works. They
/ arss hound 90 come
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DAKOTA CITY NOTES.
Sewsy Nes~s and Psrssasls From ths De-
kotn Ceansv Msswopaals.


kotA Cennsv Mstropafis.
DAKOTA Cfr. Nov. ss.--Special: Misses
Jenaie DeIong and Fannie Woods. OF the
Winnebago agency, are spending few days
80 Dakota City.
A very pheasant dance vas held Thanks
giting evening at the court house hail.
Quite a nnmber from Sioux City wore In at
tendsnce. among whom were Mr.. and Mrs
Potter. Miss Potter and Mesxrs. Collier,
ConaIf. Boyer und Lingafelt.
A surprise party was tcnderea Mrs. sarah
Hiieman ga last Medneaaay evening", be-
sides an eajoysblc evening. she was the re-
eipIeni of several valuable and useful pres
ents.
g. r. Matshewson. from winnebaRo
agency, spent Thanksgiving with Dakota
City frieads.
ssrs. ANNA Frazec and Miss Francis RAth-
burn. teachers of our primary and interme-
dlate schools. spent Wednesday In sioux
City. looking over and visiting the schools
of that city,
Harry Hwens0n, Of Fender, was shaking
hands with Dakota City friends this week.
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sovrH DAKOTA FINANCES.


Thss state TryaaE te as.ks essa.oea s@y
kxpenses of ssseyeeo.
sIOux FAI.ia. \. D.. Nov. sn.--Tha ques-
tion OF che states aaanass Il excttin9 ao
little interest. The pEobleu Il 20 make
possible sfso.ooo pay ssea.ooe of expenses.
The Daily Press this mo<ainx sdvocstes sn
anlendment Of the constellation. se sAat .
haElIs. fns' afaaehxnf1 h6nJrAsAAA .assF
this city, Offers 20 take large portioa OF
the state warrants. IL other banks will take
a share. This viii probably be agreed 60.
Taking 10 altogether, tine nexe session OF the
Legislature vii be stormy one and inter
esting 40 outsiders. The Independents aad
democrats win probably have a majority
ON joias ballot. and the aght for Uaitea
States senator will Do hot. Then there ass
ave or six counties presenting contests.
every seat OF the Lawrence coanty dsissa-
tion being contested. The thing. however.
which causes Legislators to tremble " the
fact that the women nave an organised
movement for resnbmission OF the equal
suffrage amendment 90 the constitution.
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A MARROW ESCAPE.
A Lucky Accident 90 ths Cnissa stsss.
BaemsnshIp Alert.


sseamship Alert.
San FRAsCIsco, Nov. 20.--The United
states steamship Alert. which wss under
orders 10 rettcvc tire SwarKras ON tne ehtnE
station. and has been at Mare Island sew
eraI months undergoing repairs. Was 20 have
sailed ON Dec. . and everything was L.
readiness. On MondAy last, after the aasi
pEepAratinn- -Ahe Maa In ken Ia the -dsy aeek
10 have her bottom scraped and painted
The worknen had hardly commenced opera
tions whom they heard a rumbiinE noise
over their heads An investigation showed
that about 30 square feet OF the iron boiler
supports. which form al Interior OF second
bottonas had fallen In amidship. The heavy
tron beams were found 60 have eorfcaed
away and the heavy boilers we're resting on
the ships bottom. The Alert. although an
old ship. Was regarded as staunch yesseL
large force was at once pnt 60 work AJAX
ing repairs and are working night and aaJ
10 get the shlp Ia readiness 10 sail on Dec. ~.
IL u believed that II the supports OF the
boiler had held out until the sessel was o,
see and given away there. the heavy boil
ers would probably have fallen through.
leaving the vessel not only with steam
power bat with a hole In her bottom 90
large that she would have immedisssiy
aunE
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JOHN j. INGALLS,.


a Csnplse~fian On Csassciiea wish shs
ksasas Lswasistase That May Esip
HIM.
TopEKA. Nov. gs.--An interesting cona-
piiention has arisen Ia connncsion with tho
election of q united States senator 90 sue
ceed Senator Ingulls. and ~ the plsn OF &C.
tlon proposed by tho republicans ~ success
fully carried out n would seem that the
senator may succeed himself. An applica-
tion has been made 90 the supreme court TO
compel the state board of canvassers
10 give certificates of election 90 10 dele
gates who we're elected under the pro-
vision OF tho constitution which says that
each coanty which has ESQ voters ls en-
titled 20 one representative. The consti-
number Of members to ias. 10 that In order
10 seat the 10 delegates from the sparseiy
settled counties IL would be necessary 10
drop On equal number Of members-elcct
from the more popuious counties. liz the
court issues the mandamus and she 10 dele
gates are seHted. they will vote for Ingalls,,
A. they are 30 pledged. Which would
give him 50 votes on joint haiiot. tho mana
ber 10 elect. IL they are mot seated q nd sen-
stor Ingalls, is tiefeated. the plan OF the re-
pabiicans ls 20 contest the election of bis
saccessfui opponent In tine United States
ssnatW ON che ground that the delegates
we're entitled 20 their seats and that their
votes would have elected him. II shey are
seated and an equal number of membors-
elect are not dropped. the house win NAM
ber Iss membsrs. or 10 more than the con-
situation provides for. and contest will be
Institsted In the senate because the lesis-
Isture will be an unconstitutionai body.
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fsmUSswIcK. Neb.. Nov. e9.-Special: A
nsesilng of farmers has been held here Cor
the purpo~e Of gcttlng necessary inf0rHna-
tGon On regard 10 raising sugar beets for the
south Sioux city sugar factory. provided
necessary Inducements are offered. Sew.
erAi acres wlli ba planted Ia this vicinits,
AZ q test has been made and Il n known
that the soil viii produee them In abSnd-
snco and of above the average amount Of
saechariae matter. the Short Line furnish
Ing disecf roate 70 The factory. The pros
pees n now thAt a large acreage will be
pianted npxt season.
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a Fatal RIOT.


rhree Feies ksilsa tn ksvAs is the seasA
Csrstiaa aaeae Msass.
nALTMoRK. Nov. se.--Joseph DynoskI
and William sewinski, who left hare tArss
weeks ago With seventy ave oshss lahovss-
for the Ashley River Phosphate csnpany's
gaano deposits near Charleston. 3. O. have
returned aud tell of rioa which occurred
there. Ia which Email Klein ead three Poles.
Who we're In his gHnK wers KILLED. Klein.
who was saloon keeper Of this city. was la
charge of the seventy -ave men and pruss
tsed them Kood wages The Poles. Itallans,
Indians aud negroess who are the anly ln.
habitants OF tina xnano deposits excepa the
white bosses. became dissatisfied With tAelr
pay, which was much less than had bsea
Promised. and demanded better treatnent.
Klein tried 20 quief the men bat was an-
sheceasful. The negroes then opansa ars
on Klein and sofne other whites kisan
fed. but was overtaken and shot dead.
Dynoski says that three other men we're
Killed ia the melee.
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have not been heard from. aud be fsars
they may have been arivsn into tho nae
Land by these ho@tiles. Breeeh cioafed hos
tile scouts are continually comiaE out 90
watch the movement Of tbs whites. No
doubt exists In the minds Of sell inforzasd
people that short Bulls band will kssp Nd
the trouble from sheir yell protected Sac
Lands rendezvous
Good Ores crssk faassas.
wAsHIsoros, Nov. ss.--Aetiag Commis-
sioner Belt has received Telegram from
Agent Dixon at the Grow Greek Agency,
). d., saying none Of bis faaians havs yst
been dancing. A small band of the Lower
Brales near Rosebud reservation have been
dancing and he has dispatched force OF
police and scouts 10 stop u. he also called
homa ali Indians having passes 20 isavs the
reservation. and says hs considers % im.
possible 70 be surprised In aay outbreak the
Lower Brnies may snake.
Miifsfszmsa GO ns nsssay 90 MsrcA.
EEx poIxr. Nov. sa.--The Elk Polat
Home Guards have receised orders 20 Aold
themseives In readiness 20 start Cor The
scene OF the Indian troubles any naomsai.
YAxKTox. Nov. ss.--Capf. coxehssd, OF
Company Ms South Dakota militia. has re-
eeived orders % have his company ready
for active service ON the Frontier.
Dssrinx I'm xnsisn Tsrsss~ry.
ARKANSAS CRY. kan.. Nov. ss.--A trader
from the Osare ressrvatiou reports che Ia
dians have begun the xhoet dance and are
very ugly and insolens, They ara well
armed and are the richest and nao~f po@ss-
fal power IN the territory oas~ide tae Five
Nstions The axeat h alarmed and has
asked for essistsncs.
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sAa AsrosIo, Tea. Nov ss.--BrOcsisg'
ton. the leading merchant OF Hiiisbore.
Tex, has IaAde an assignment nIs total
liabilities amount % over sIeo,00o and tAoss
90 preferred creditors reach eps. 900. The
largest creditors are Crawford A Crawford.
Of Dallas. s2s. 200; n, n. Ciaain a Co. Mes
YORK. so. .Ooo, and A. G. Barnheina. OF Hills
horo. sa0.6oe. The total amount Of assets b
moi known.
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CHICAGO. Nos. ea.--A local newapapsF
says tina threSAlng naaekins naen are en-
.assa ln fosminK a trust u ls kn0wn that
! tsmporAry organization has been f0rned
~ she representative nsen Ia that business
.na thaf very aoon articles Of 0fincorp0ratlon
wili bs nied coverIng the sosnoine With .
capital STOCK ~ ~ least sso,see.eeo. =
seesst meeting was held yesterday after
noon af which the general faasnFes of the
contemplated eombine were dlacn@sed.
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NEw YoHk. Nov. s0.--iIenry Willard sr-
rived this novHing on the North 0sFmAn
Lloyd steamer Aiierg frota hremsn. WI.
lard. on reaching the pier. was questioned
about the prospect og the Northsrn Paesee
and North American c0npany. bas De
would say aothinE whatever about The ant-
Ger and declined 20 discuss the SHANGHAI en-
tanalememt In which hts railroads and ether
enterprises are environed
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JACKSON. Neb.. Nov ea.-specisl: A
party Of raeiac Short Line ofscers and
ssnaK City rapitalists werc In Our tnwn
Thursday eyenlmg nFnspectins fos Q faeatiop
for extensive brick yards. They f0mnd o
good quality Of soil and spoke very eneosr-
amingly 0f the snseFprise. The gentlemen
we're on q special train.
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MiENEAPoLIs, Nov. 2e.--The SvaFaafe
Duluth special says; The private h@nk ~
Hall a 90. closed Its doors this inorning.
temporarily. In a rsan Yesterday s5s.ese q
sSe .0oe 0f deposits were arnwn out NO
run was made on the oaheF hanka. The hank
expects ~ pay an full.
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Naw Yomx. Nor. o. -sThs msskis b@n&
statement sl0us the ressfvs has laefsasNd
saea. .0ao Tka bankm nou haid $3.50 .ees n
excess of the legal requirements
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pI1FRRuRa. Nov. asl--A aispatch from
Ebsnsbasx. Pa. SAYS Johnston. Buck a Cor
h&nksgs. havs closed their dooss The as
seIs aud liabilities srs net rel knopn.
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~. I0ufR Nov. ae.--Ths barrel Ana STATS
wnrss 81 aoan 4 Co.. East o. Loalss hafnad
fhis msrulnr. Loss. eao, ,pee, lpsarsnce.
ese eco.
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short isali : Terror.

pIKRBg +. H.. Nov. 2a.-- Yesterday seven
more families came into Fort Pierre from
NomiHn county, including Postmaster C2ok.
uf NowiIn City, Cook SAYS ~ oxf Bnll has
900 hossilss with him and more are congre-
eating, aTd that the seat of hoatlIities ara
Jackson. zelharh and Hash hlngtoa counties
IN she had LANDS. lGc flrthes says that
ave families near the head OF Bad river
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nlaassepe and morley Both Deny.

Lospox. Nov. ~. Messrs. Gladstone and
Morley both dispute ParacIl's version of the
negotiations which took place between them
In regard a. h0sae rule aud other matters
concerning ireland. and they Will al an
eariy date repadlate hls statements.
Messrs Sextou and Ilcaiey arc taking the
opinion of each irish member OF parliament
~ 90 she adsisahlllty of organizing laosc-
meut for the alliance 81 The eanti-pafnellitcs
with Gladstone.
fn an interview to-day Henri Labonchere.
= member of parliament aud editor OF
Truth. said IL would bo charitable 20 sup
pose parmell naad. II 4 impossible 10 sup-
pose sane man with any sense of honor oF
patriotism would issue a manifesto 50 dis
h0noflne 10 himself and 10 lajnrlous 20 his
country cause.
0i@asione 10 Kssae csunter Manifesto.
LoNn0S. Nov. 9p.--Ft u reported that
Gladstone wilI ISSUE eoanfeT manifesto.
Aitshe papers comment ~ ieagth on the
4 saaNf4nF
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LoSnoN. Nor. 3e.~-It IA reported thai
AIRS. O'shea l. plunged Id the deepest grief
hy the effect o7 the divorce suit upon the
fortunes 90 Mr.. faeneli. and that fears are
felt fpf her health. capa. otshea b the
Mon 90 the Conservative rlubs. and takes
rs victory conplaerntiy.
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CssBplie~fian in Csassctsen wish shs
kaasAs Lswtsistare That May nsap
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From an instantaneous photograph
the body forward on account of the action Of
the muscles, and unless an oarsman takes par.
ticular pains to throw his head back as much
as possible the constant indulgence in his ex-
ercise will make a material change in the po-
sition of his head on its shoulders.
The question of whether or not rowing is
responsible fer round shoulders has been dis
cussed too often to need much further COM
ment, but have noticed that there are more
round shouldered oarsmen than any other
one form OF exercise viii show. There are,
of course, more oarsmen to pick from, how
ever. There is no question that tug of war
or weight lifting will tend to curve an ath-
letes back even more than rowing, for in
those exercises there is actually no way one
can throw the head back when practicing. /
have met some good oarsn1en who were far
straighter than the average man. II they
had not paid particular attention during the
finish of the stroke to holding their heads
erect and taking the opportunity TO throw
the chest out, they might show the same wry
neck, round and stopping back and fiat chest
which plenty of good oarsmen have.
This part of the subject Is most easy to ex-
pertinent with, and it can be fully under Iod
by trying the movement in boat or on a
rowing machine. Keep the shoulders round
and head thrown over all the time, as the
tendency is in pulling race, and then try
holding the head erect, and at the finish OF
the stroke throw the chest out and the shout
ders back, and the most inexperienced casual
observer cannot fail to notice the difference.
Although it may be troublesome TO follow
the latter method in a race, there Is no excuse
for not adopting 1t when rowing for recrea-
ton. MALCOLM w. FORD.
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gymnasium WORK which has brought It up
well in all parts. bat out US on any kind Of
pulling machine and I can probably play
with vou That is the whole secret Of my
rowing. l eat moderately PLAN food and
get good qusnuty OF sleep, but Il have
any muscular energy to waste 1t Is directed
almost entirely 70 pulling boat, and am
at present fit 10 PuS as good strain on an
car as any one l know OF. y
Il wiz De seen by tAe above thGt Hanlans
theory of rowing IS not at ali complicated,
and il resolves itseK TO question OF having
stronger pulling muscles tusa any other man
HIS stTle 81 using the oar was considered
very fine, and even nov. in giving different
exhibitions Ct o2rSInaDEhip. be has not lost
the same smooth. powerful swing which he
showed when he proved himself 70 De TnvTnct
bic.
The illustration. "OCounoT Beginning
Stroke shows that oers-nan Is Re appears IL
his boat Wke1 William O'Conner was an
amateur predictions were many that ne wa
quite capable OF developing into AZ oArsnlEn
as good Is any who IA then come before the
rowing ~oEid His NUMEROUS successes II
this courtry, after be had become profes-
sional, proved that the form he showed while
an sulatszr had nos bse1 nsisjuGged OCoo-
nor Is known 10 have good staying power ard
an easy way Of handling an car Previous e
hiS departure for England 70 TOW agarns'
Eeurx & Scare last fsl l had csz=ersASlGs.
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married 20 FrcliericS - GoHer. a Erpvi&encs
journalist Of nzucllrSFyIss- 1sisy subsequently
went abroad Nile. Nordscl appeared for
the drsz ts1ls in grad opzzA in EIIrape July
-. 1884, 90 the Paris OpsFa hess. Margusr~
lie, in Faust, VAS tho r0ls s1e seseceesL
She fairly duphcate9 the Saccss sbeaehicyei
in hsr natsve iszrd.
Mr. Cover wss a CkzEinZ aBGseErssIssiaEtis.
aeroaant tie F.eriSasi IA 1885 Ia storms
which SuCicsEly arose nfSsr, be 6-sse fFgss-le "a
ascension, IN atsssTslJs - cToss Che British
chaursaL Mr. Go=us- his nsver rutn@rrsed,
and as Mns. No-diea las eCvot-d bersc& en-
tIreiv 70 her -- SIM h-s<spss-Esry-l ID al tIas
PRINCIPAL coacia=nt2l cittss a ESIgBe and
with marked slscc=sz PrsviosFs 80 ber jais-
ing the Itslian Ope-a Company, WhlcA has
toured America this se1soa sl2A fatsi-
Kline. Ncrdica sapg ia c1ss-eTts az most o.
the largsr clfscs OF lSIrgTa- sd stss fulhllri
special engagement q; tie PARIS exp'l.s. ton
last year
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and Wei, pitchers; Jsck Chapman, za.1ager.
Athletice RchInso1 and Collins. catchers;
N. Kilroy, Baas1ina, E. SGish, Esper,
Seward and sfcafaisou, pitchers: O'Brien.
first base; Bowers and fitzgerald. second
base: Lyons. third base; Haipsa-o- Wagner,
short stop; Kgp1sel. Weleh ana; Purcell, Geld-
ers; William SharSg. manager
What ST. Lc1h and ToisiO VIII do Is at
present gu unknown quantity. Both clubs
have uroznisins. tezzls- Tolaso KS the best
Of the two. Indeed, Foie4o'ste=n IS liable TO
hustle everybody. Personally wouldn't at
tempt TO place tAez1 aSTvwkere, because there
are only two men on the team have ever
seen play ball. Here 4. ~ z. z. rogers and
Harry Sage. catcherz; LeaEdsr Abbott, F. {.
Smith, CuslIsrnn and Spr=%9e, pitchers; p.
Werien. frxt base Captain; Nicholson, sec
ond base; *. c. Alvord- third base; F.
Sheileck. short stop; ". J. Van Dixie. left
field; c. & Swar.wood, center field; J. l.
Sneed, right field
Chris Won der Abe win give battie with
this team: J. J. adams and Drank " eek,
catchers; J. Fuller. L Chamberlain. StivettS,
p. Adams and Git5snger, pitchers; 4 J.
Scott, first base; " khlsk1Han, Second baSe;
Pete Sweeney, lard base; Harry Fuller,
short stop; ROseuazn, DG1fee and Mccarthy,
fieIders; manager, Chris himself.
". /. HARRIS.