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The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1890-05-31

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The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1890-10-24
I HOLE NUMBER Az
1ne lNfAMY 81 OLE BENG. Z I.
Mafshalltown Brute Ruins Two slater


ana Mdrdera One Of Them.
MARsHALLrowN; Oct 17.--Probably
one Of the most infamous scoundrels in
the State was jailed here yesterday.
He has ruined two sisters and doubtless
caused the insanity and death of one Of
them. He Is o Norwegian named Ole
Heng His victims are also Norwe-
gians named Lena and Levana Lowe.
EARLY last February Lena, the eldest
sister, suddenly lost her reason and was
sent to the Mt Pleasant insane asy-
.lam. She was apparently in physical
distress st the time and died two days
after her incarceration. The physicians
who attended her in the first illness st
tributed her suffering to the effects Of
cantharides, q dangerous drug adminis-
tered doubtless with criminal intent.
Suspicion pointed strongly to Ole
Heng as her destroyer, hut he left the
country before any steps could be taken
to investigate matters This week the
dead girls sister, Levena. who hAs
been cripple all her life, learned that
Heng was in Denver and had a warrant
issued for his arrest for seducing her.
The sheriff proceeded to Denver, found
his man and returned here with him to.
day. Being arraigned he waived exam
thation and was held to the grand jury.
full investigation will now be made
and developments are expected that
will prove him not only guilty OF seduc-
tton, but of murder.
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AN AssAsslN's JUST DESERTS.
Tom DUFFY Avengcsttie Death of Chief o
Police Benne.sey.

Tom DufT Avengcs the Death of Chief of
Police Benne,sey.
New ORLEANS, Oct. is.-sTom Duffy,
cousin OF the prize fighter who has
been in the habit of going to the parish
prison to see friend incarcerated there
for misdehieafior; went there yester-
day and asked to see Antonio Seatfide.
one of the assassins of Chief OF Police
Hennessey, ostensibly for the purpose
of identifying him. When the prisoner
appeared Duffy pulled out a pistol and
shot him, infiicting fatal wound.
Duffy was Immediately arrested. He
said to the officers that if the Italian
died he was willing to hang. He only
wished there we're about seyenty-five
men more like himself to dc similar.
deeds. The wounded Italian was taken
to the hospital, where he asserted that
he had always been friend of Chief
Hennessey. He cannot live.
More than fifty arrests have been
made Of parties believed to be impli-
Gated in the assassination of Hennessey,
and yesterday another Italian, Pedro
Natal, was identified as one Of the men
seen running away from the scene of
the murder.
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CRUEL TREATMENT Of a CHILD.
Boy Dying From the Elects of Being Con
fined In a Sweat box

Boy Dying From the Elects Of Being Con-
fined In n Sweat Box.
PROVIDENCE, II. l., Oct. 1s.--A more
.pitiful and shocking spectacle has
rarely been seen than that presented
yesterday by Charley Mccarthy, before
the committee on investigation into t.,e
alleged cruelties at the Stockonsett
state reform school Mccarthy, who is
but IA years old, was, 1t is charged. con-
fined in the sweat box'' st the insti-
tuition for thirty-two days, and now he
is little more than skeleton OF a once
bright lad. When brought to the hear
Ing by his parents he was livid and weak
and death seemed imminent. The mem
bers OF the committee would not listen
TO word uttered by child in such .
helpless physical condition. Superin-
tendent Niebecker, who admitted the
solitary confinement Of young Me-
Carthy, denies that the sweat box Is
e bad place. He contends thar Nc
Carthy's health was bad when he frat
came to the hOma 8 -
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STRAIGHT OUT REPUBLICANS.


Four of Them Expound the Faith to n
Dozen Dlssentors.
SCHUYLER, Eeb., Oct 1s.-Four re-
publican citizens went to Richland last
night, and there expounded the prin-
ciples of the party, and said some other
things that were not clearly on the
principles. G. o. Sabin, w. Y. Howard,
A. B. Hughes and J. w. Brown were
the speakers. H. e. Phelps and ]. G.
Sprecher, editors of the Howells Journal
and Schuyle: Quill, took notes.
Frank E. Moore and John Mef-
ford were the spectators. Each
speaker condemned the independent
movements; Sabin said nothing about
Dorsey; Howard said he would rather
trust his business with him than with
KEN, said Dorsey voted right and
lauded him, and that the Mckinley bill
was right because it had raised the
p ice OF half sole s cents and hides 5
cents per pound; Hughes said he was
there in the interest of education and
to vote for Goudy; Judge Brown said
the force bill was all right, ana told
about the failure Of all independent
movements since the date OF his re-
membrance. Present, three repub.
licans, eleven alliance and two demo-
Gratis,
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CATHOLICS REJOICE.
FiftIeth Celebration 81 tho Ordination Of
John Cou9hiIn.

r = St JOnu COuEnln.
BRooKLYE, Oct lS. 1T is fifty year.
today since John 6oughlin; for the pas,
thirty-seven years bishop Of the Roman
Catholic diocese of Brooklyn, was or.
dained to the priesthood by Bishop
Hughes in the St. Patrick's cathedral OF
New York, and today his golden jubilee
ts being observed with great rejoicing
by the faithful of his diocese. The cele.
bfation proper began last evening with
a reception In the Palace rink, on Clar.
mont avenue, the vast structure being
crowded to suffocation. Upon the plat
form were the chief pastors oil every
church in the diocese, while to the right
and left of the venerable prelate sat
Cardinal Gibbons, Archbishops Corrigan
and Ryan and many prominent members
OF the laity. Between the music and
congratulatory speeches the bishop was
presented witMan engrossed and illu-
minated address and purse containing
nearly SO, 000 He was greatly affected
N making his response. At 9 o'clock
this morning splann pontiflcial high
lnass Wk6 cekHnrascQ IN ,tne OLD cathe-
dral on Jay street, Bishop Coughlin be-
ing the celebrant. The orchestral por-
ton of the service included the special
music rendered at Rome on the occasion
of the papal jubilee, and the congrega-
tion taxed the capacity OF the sacred
edifice. AT the conclusion of the SER
vice the clergy of the diocese were ten
dered alnaghitlcens n banquet. Tonight
there will be q great torchlight process
sion Of the Catholic societies OF this
city and New York, and which will be
reviewed by the bishop from platform
erected in front of the Episcopal man
sibft
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Shooting Over Tnrnips and Cow.
ARMOUR, S. D., Oct. 1s.-Two farmers
residing near belmont, this county, got
into trouble over the trespass of COW.
1t seems that they were not on good
terms with each other, md when Gott-
lieb Detrick's COW entered his neigh
boris, Samuel 1rian's turnip patch, the
latter Immediately took care OF her,
and when Detrick went after her $50
damages was demanded and refused and
hot words followed, Irian finally threat
ing to shoot Detrick. At this they
parted, Irian going into his house and
Detrick started for home. Irian soon
came out of his house shotgun in hand
and fred at Detrick, whose distance
only saved his life, several of the shot
passing through his clothing and enter
ing his back. The preliminary hearing
will be had today before Justice Will
Jams, of belmont
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Grain Cara Are se,rce.

PARKsToN, S. D., Oct 14.-The grain
buyers of this place are complaining on
account of not being able to get cars to
carry off the grain they buy. At differ
ent times they have. been compelled to
send away many loads Of wheat, not
having room to store the same. 1t is
quite drawback to starved out Dakota
that therailroads cannot furnish enough
cars to carry away the grain as fast as
the farmers bring tito market.
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He CIR PHO.

Terms OF advertising made known on
application. n, ,5 y
dob Work OF every description executed
{ an tsie best styie and at the lowest rates.
- Advertisements not accompanied BY Ii.
etruction Will be .nstfted until ordered out
SUD charged accordingly.
Short communicable on any subject Of
! ssfntcrest are acceptable II accompanied hy
the name of Che author
i ,eAH matter intended for the next issue
must nf N the office as early as Wednesday
evening 70 insure publications..
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Indians Arra,enet,.

SIOUX FALLS. s. D., Oct. l4.-Bob-
tailed Crow, Fool Hawk and Woman
spcok were arraigned before the United
States court at Sioux Falls for cutting
timber upon the Sioux reservation.
They are all Indians and were caught
in the act Of cutting timber upon their
own land. The court announced that 1t
was very probable that 1t would rule
tho indictments out OF court as he was
OF the opinion that there was no justice
In convicting an Indian of cutting
timber off the reservation which he was
part owner of.
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Democrnts of Clax County.

VERMILLIoN, S. D., Oct. 14.-Tbe demo-
cratic county convention was held here
and nominated DR.. N. +. Burdick and
Daniel Bergren for the house; Hon. D.
M. Truman for the senate; auditor, w. T..
Hooker; treasurer, Alfred Helgeson;
sheriff, Thos. Williams; register of
deeds. S b. Simonson; coroner, T. W..
Cox; for commissioner OF the Third dis
trict, d. Dillon.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1890-10-24
Turner Almost Break. Jail.

Sioux FALLS, S. D., Oct. l4.-Jas. Tur-
ner came near breaking out of the Sioux
Falls Jail last week. He managed to
get out of his cell by some means and
took q ball and chain which was lying
in the hallway and endeavored to break
open the outside doorway. He almost
succeeded, and had il not been for the
timely appearance of a policeman would
have done SO.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1890-10-24
Boston sensrtInn.

BosTos, Oct s.-Early this morning
Daniel II. Wilson shot and instantly
killed his wife while she was sleeping,
then fred two shots into his own body
and his life now lies in the balance
He was in poor health, and has been
compelled to give up his position with
the. Adams Express company. This
made him despordent. He determined
to kill those depending upon him for
SunnOrt s7tS's
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To Extend the Canal,

WH1TEwooD, S. D., Oct l4.-The Red.
water Land and Canal company, OF Butte
county, has decided to extend the canal
to the mouth of the Nine Mile creek,
crossing Whitewood valley about five
miles above the mouth of Whitewoed
creek, thus covering 1000 acres of fine
farming land lying along the Belle
Fourche valley. 1000 acres OF which is
already contracted for to be covered
With water next season. The water is
to be furnished to the farmers at 81 per
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E. Il. Haserty 8 90. Fail.

ABERDEEN, S. D., Oct IA. A berdeen
is conyulsed with excitement by the sus-
pension Of the F. q. Hagerty & Co. bank,
which occurred little after o'clock
yesterday afternoon. Until that time
the business of the bank moved on as
usual and with full confidence that all
demands would be met The immedi-
ate cause of the suspension was the fail
ure to receive cash promised and due
the bank. The liabilities are about
$s3.0 900. Paid up capital stock, $50, 500.
The assets will cover all liabilities.
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TIE CIR a PHO.

! ~ Lacks but a foT mo iti,s OF being tho old
est ncpsspepss IN B.e.sa coarty.g 3Ss
H-As an ndses,isseg medium it is not ax.3
celied by, amy newsissecr in South Dakota
~ Has a rapidly increasing circulation amo4.k
the most Intelligent class of peapse In Bruls
ami the surroundiug commits
III Has acirculation SECOND to none fn this
OF adjoining counties, and a paid-up auh.
scription list II Is believed superior.
~ II is lively. spicy. Independent aud dee
voted solely to the interests Of Kimbail aud
Brale county, Everybody enjoys reading II.
Give 1t trial,
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Prairie Fire Near Arlington.

ARLINGTON, S. D., Oct. IA. Consider
able damage was recently done by q
prairie fire west of Arlington. A man set
fre to the stubble where he was plowing
and it had no trouble in getting away
from him. 1t burned the buildings on
the farm directly east and the trees
on Miss Ida Southwick's tree claim also
became victims of the fire. 1t then got
into Christ Pegleys farm and destroyed
all buildings but the house. John A.
Nelson lost about $500 worth of grain.
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HE FORGED A CHECK
Owen Bosard Is Before the tinted
States Grand Jury.
Bank Failure DeiAocrats
At vermtlliun-The Latest
News of Dakota.

Sioux FALLS, s. D., Oct. A. Owen Bos-
ard, of Grant county, is before the grand
jury at Sioux Falls, charged with terg-
ing : pension check. IL seems that
Bosard's uncle receives a pension from
the government and that the last quar-
ter Was sent to him in New York draft
Tor $3.50. Young Bosard received the
check first and indorsed his uncle's
name upon 1t, drawing the money.
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Lizzie G. Troop Lost at ssa.

PHILADELPHIA, oct. 1s.-The ship
Lizzie Q. Troop, whose officers mar
rowly escaped being poisoned on the
high seas by steward on tho voyage
from Philadelphia to Japan, as here
tofore reported, is now learned to have
been wrecked on the island of Loo Choo,
while on the homeward journey, and
nearly all the crew lost.
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National worlds Fair Commission.

National Worlds Fair Commission.
CHIcAao, Oct 1s.-Another stage in
the arrangements for the Worlds fair
was marked today by the assembly of
the executive committee of the national
commission at their Headquarters in the
Pullman building. This committee is
an important body, its duty being to
consider the various plans adopted by
the local directors and report upon them
to the national body which meet two
weeks hence.
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The enforcement League.

MITCHELL, $. b.. Oct IL. The state
endorsement league is in session here.
Ina resolution passed last night they said
they were there as prohibitionists not
only, but also as the friends Of law and
order. assembled in mass convention In
the eisy OF Mitchell, $. D., desirous Of
promoting the interests of our state and
advancing our welfare material, polit-
ical, social and moral-in every possible
way. Over $1,000 was raised to further
the work. The name OF the league was
changed to the State Prohibition ALI
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RENouNcEp JEWISH FAITH.

Two Hu Id. o Jewish Students Renounce
Their Religion to Become Christians.
ODESSA. Oct. 1s.--Two hundred Jew-
ssh students of this city have renounced
the Jewish faith and become Christians
to avoid expulsion from their universi.
ties, in accordance with the enforce
ment Of the anti-Jewish law.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1890-10-24
severe Gale on british Coast,

4oNEoN. Oct s.-A severe gale pre-
walls along the north British coast
Vessels of the British feet which were
anchored off Scarborough were COM
PEELED to put to sen to avoid beingdriven!
ashore, leaving behind tho admiral and
204 officers and men, who spent tho
night on shore. Three sailors were
drowned on attempting to reach their
yasSa1s sds5 - 81 sg5s ss stitt
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Refuses a Recount of New York

WASHINGTON, Oct 1s.-Acting Super
intendent childs, of the census bureau,
has replied to the demand of Mayor
Grant, of New York, for a recount, that
the demand is without the support of
any facts officially known to the Office
and that the bureau will adhere to its
enumeration until convinced by proper
proofs duly presented that the ssue is
erroneous. He adds that an opportutt-
ity will speedily be given the mayor to
present his case and any evidence he
may have to support it.
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trouble in Republican R.nh..

Trouble In RePnbilcan Hanks.
CHICAGO, Oct. 1.-THE local trepubli-
can county campaign is rapidly drifting
into an anti-Semitic war, and unless the
efforts which are now being made to
produce peace and harmony are success
full, there will be trouble between tho
German and Hebrew elements that will
make itself felt for years to come.
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open world,s Fatr on SUNDAY.

NEw YoRk, Oct ls. The American
Sabbath Union is being deluged with
requests from all parts OF the country
for blank copies OF the petition to the
national commission of the worlds fair
against the opening of the enterprise
on the Lords day. and scores and
thousands OF copies are being sent out
weekly. s5s- - S69
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Iowa and Nebrask a Pensioners.

WASHINGTON, Oct. ls.-Pensions were
granted yesterday as follows:
Iowa: Increase Daniel Kennedy,
Leando: VIM. c. Merrill, Montezuma;
John w. Elder, Ames; John Robinson,
Writ; Peter Rice, Des Moines, Carl
Lane, Bloomfield. Reissue and increase
H. Doll, Oskaloosa Orig
inal widows, etc.-Martha j., widow Of
VIM. A. Gallagher, Horton; Samantha
Hindman, former widow of John Bacus,
Sidney; Sondre, father of X. S. Nelson,
Cresco.
Nebraska: Jncrease-Charles w. Rich
man, Bloomingtoni John S. Boyd, Sas
lem. Original Widow Henrietta,
widow of Christian Hendin, Falls City.
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Justice Miller's Remain. at Keokuk.

u
Justice Milier's Remains at Keokuk.
KEoKUK, Ia, Oct. ls.-The train bear
ing the remains of Justice Miller
reached here this morning. The funeral
party were Clfief Justice Fuller, JUS
tice Brewer, AttorneyGeneral Miller,
Major Wright, marshal OF the supreme
court; Mr.. McKenny, clerk of the
supreme court; Professor Wilson, of the
Smithsonian institute; Mr.. Woolworth,
of Omaha; Frederick Faust and family,
and personal friends of the deceased.
kEokrK, Ia, Oct 17-Shortly after
2 o'clock the funeral service will be
read in the Unitarian church. The
governors. state officers, members of
the bar. civil and military organiza-
tions will take part in the funeral pro-
cession which, from present appear
ances, will be two miles long.
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Papai EncycIical to Risi,ons

RoME, Oct ls.-A papa1 encyclical to
the Italian bishops strongly protests
against the governments violating the
liberty and rights Of the papacy and
Catholicism, kccuses the Free Mascns
ot reversipg modern spcisty, and asks
ths pfASsS6 ek - kAathSai. 4, 8
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Ont In gwo a ! Crossi M.

Y MARsHALLTowN. Ia, 14.-John Vest,
unmarried. q brakeman on the Iowa
Central. was run over and cut In two as
the train vss crossing the North Skunk
river, between New, shsron and Oska-
i1saAs 3sat night
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sioux Fall. Brewery.

Sioux FALLS, SD, Oct. The Sioux
Falls brewery cannot sell beer as a
beverage to home consumers. but it is
manufacturing right along for sale to
outside narties -. si.!. -
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souTn OMAHA, Ost. %.
CATTLE Choice beeves, s. 81 a Eco, good.
Is. S.sO@As5; steers, s3.9u@47o; corn.fed
cove, S2.Oo(G2. D; grass fed cows, $40 90
200; bulls, se5u9.25; feeders. e. s5te2. 10.
HoGs-Lfght, $3.r@a90; heavy, $500
40; mixed, S4.O0Ga4.@O.
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Anthracite Coal Rarons.

NEW YoRK, Oct. 1s.-The barons Of
the anthracite coal trade are holding q
meeting here today for the purpose of
talking over the situation and discuss
ing the questions of further restricting
the production and OF raising prices.
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CHICAGO, Oct. 20
Hoes-Light, s3.75@4.s5; mixed, $500
445; Seayy, s3.S5@4.4.
CtTTl.E-bseeves, s2.oo(ss.25; steers, 5000
cows, bulls and mixed, sl.2 stG8OO; Texas
corn fed steers, 81, 015.50
SnEEP-Nutives, $4.l0t94.S5; western,
&2.75@4.4U; Texans, s3.75@1A50.
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Al over the state.

A new newspaper is to be started At
Ramona.
Absrdeen has 40 pupils enrolled in its
city schools.
South Dakota will be ntcknamed the arr
testan state.
The artssian well at Letcher stopped
flowing yesterday.
vermillion votes on the water works
question Thursday
Wes Hunt, of Deli Rapids, shot wolf
near that place recently.
Nicholas Weison, . Sioux Falls grader,
broke his leg on q scrnper.
A Congregational church 10 to be built
u Perry township, Dawson county.
Thomas Alcock. of Hurley, was seriously
injured By the falling Of . scaffolding
! There are forty-three new cases on the
Oetober calendar Of the supreme court.
Whils getting out of q buggy at Hurley
Freddie Welch fsli, breaking his isft Ns,n.,
otshst WAlkss isad N serstf stsas q
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THE MARKETS.
Llye s.ock.

Sioux CRY, Oct. 20.
Hoes--Light, s3.es@8. 30; mixed, $50
@3.s5; heavy, u. 3.s794.Ur.
CATTLE steers, j, loo to 1900 pounds
s3.00(gS90; feeders, s2. 2.25@a.00; stockers
81. u@25u; cows, common to good, 81. sd
2.25; yearlings, S2.0utG30u; bulls, $l.OOfI
l.50; veal calves, $l.0o(92,00