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The state herald., 1890-12-19
Announcement.

New story 10 commence the frst Of The
year, written especially for the BLApn by
Oliver Optic. "Moncy Maker Series" 4
series of special articles on "SIde Issues"
written for The BLADE. BLADE China Tea
Sets and Dinner Sets given To club.raisrrs.
Sehd for specimen copy III the WEEKLY
BLADE md read or interesting announce.
incnts for the coming year.
The state herald., 1890-12-19
First publication November 81. 1850 No.si
Nutice fur Publication.

Land once Mt Sterling, Colorado,
November II, lH0.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the following.
~ named settler has filed notice az his La.
tention to make final proof In support Of his
claim. and that said proof will bc made he.
fore the Register or Receiver vt sterling,
ColO.' on december "a, is0, viz:
JAMES II. HALEY,
ID. 8. No. laisa. for thcs 4 nc !. and "a W
: /. sec IL tP 7nr6w.
lie names the following witnesses To prove
bis continuous residence upon Nnd cuitivs
tion Of, said land, viz:
Arthur T. hnck-tt, Of Akron, Colo
I'cnjsmin D. Farley. -" "
william Van Court,
James Harvey, g."
II. Y. TEDNoN. Register.
The state herald., 1890-12-19

or callings throughout the whole coun-
try that have not obtained reduction
In their hours Of labor, or an increase
In wages. Inter Ocean.
The state herald., 1890-12-19
sPGoiMGMs.

A specimen copy Will give you n better
idra of tile WEEKLY BLADk than my lie.
-crlrtion W. can give IN MI advertisement.
We therefore invite everybody 10 write
IA TOT specimen. which WE will cliecrfully
nMil yoW free: and at the same time please
mail ns list u nnmrs IT y1,r friends and
nclshbors, and VIZ Will also mail tic,n sls.ci.
tuplta.
The state herald., 1890-12-19
oenndsns,s, to Agents.

Anylssly can earn TIN Doi.LAns very
quickly BY raising clubs fot tho ilLAns.
We nrc now paying ille highest amount for
cluts sver offered BY ANY newspaper. We
want agents everywhere. Write M for con.
ti,irntial terms ~ nganir.
Address,
vNG oLAuG,
To,edo, o.
The state herald., 1890-12-19

s2a Market ST.. sun I'rnncis-
co, Cal.
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FoRAkER's ADDRESS.

the Ex-Gsvsrnsr spesks IN Ixsnging Tsrms
20 shs ohie hspnsitcan Cenventioz
crEvzLAsp. o. Juay 1e.
Ins Ono repubncsn stats convention
was osilsd 20 ofasf ~ - sov ~ a. =. pf'Es-
made chairman q tne STATE eensrai COM
mittee. when Ex~h0v. rofakef came
upon the stage Win coi. brsnsmaas' ne
was greeted Win prolonged ana sntnusa-
affic cheering. Inc ex-governor was IN
Fodaced and delivered an address.
Ex-Gos- Foraker said:
II want 10 talk chiefly about the CAM
p4ign upon which we .are catering, bur
have = few words to sny FIRST conceSning
fhat Of iast ysar. We aid nok come out al
the Lest contest vsry well. We lost M
Rovsrncrxhip, general assembly ard united
as.kes senntes~-Gks ahsee ersok ebjestlxs
paxpo*es of thv eanvAss, 80 lsaer, =
consequsnse, ws Lost also he hea-
tsnart-g -governship and contrcl Of ne
state instiutions. ard only time nnd
tbs mari election can tell how many
representatives In congress. From now
forward let every renublicsn look 70 the
'front.' The last campaign should - re-
msmbered only In 70 far - e teaches las
SONS of beneGt tor The futares All con-
nected with u that may bs the cause ef
criticism or bitterness Of feeling should -
forgotten, but L there be those who must
have victim, those whose minds are 80
constituted that thay cant be
satisfied without dehniteiy finding
fault, 20 al suoh have an appeal 70 make.
Ny appeal is that you place Tbs blame
upon ma. Whether u be Just or unjust
Tor Jon 10 Do sol shsA net step 70 aass-
ton; neither shall utter word Of COM
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FONT DE FRANCE.


ttiealAss Rcxarsltnx the Late Dts-
es1rous Fire--T -TheasAnds Heme1&ss.
NxAxxp. Me-. July 10.
H Hsmlsn & Son, Of Portland, Me-,
~ rscsivsd letter from THAR rsprsssn-
Ive nt ST. Pisrrie Martinique, dated
- n and giving later particulars Of this
~ disaster At Fort DE- France. The fire
Dnn shout 7:3u on the ssnorning Of Juas
and sprsad rapidly before high wind
~ the following morning had rAvaged
= ne TIE seashore from the westarn side
Savannah 10 the Riviere Levassor.
~ than loo buildines we're destroyed,
. with the exception Of very small
hon the antique city OF Fort De France
J - ruins. Many people perished and
~nty live hodies hare been recovered.
{ ee.qusrtsrs of the shickly populated
y or The city u destroyed and seven
i bths Of tho people, Numbering from
4 d to 1000, Gro homeless. The demand
- b On the charity Of those Who were
- Jed has rednced thsm 10 the same con-
q bn. Money mnst be had Immediately
\ he distress ~ Fort do France will be-
= y absolute starvation. Gnadaloups
= sent ths steamer AIcyon, laden with
IT, The bank of Cope has renitted
81 D france a. the nrst instalIment Of q re-
r. fund from the sister isIa. The letter
ns1es an appeal for help 70 generous
bwericsus.
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An saausrv ~ 10 whss Animsi Hss orisia-
ally D~sceadsa rrom.

An Inquiry ~ to whss Animsi Hss 0risia-
ally D~scesasa rrew.
The varieties of she domestic dog
have lately been discussed by French
and Englisfl naturalists. M. q. de
Morsiiiet La . paper read before the
Anthropological society of Paris. as
suming from negative evidence the
non-existence OF the dog In the earlier
Quaternary epoch. traces his presence
onward ~from the shell heaps In DEN
mark. In which his remains commonly
recur. Passing from the prahistoric
ages In Europe. he considers nj length
the evidence that can be advanced OF
the existence OF several varieties OF tho
dog among the Egypelans and later on
among the ancient Greeks and Ro-
mans, and In the fact OF the innu-
merable varieties OF eanis domesticus
the anther believes we have one OF the
most conclusive proofs OF evolution.
Messrs. Minder and Humphreys have
also read paper before the Zoological
society OF London On some eranial and
dental characteristics OF the domestic
A4kxN Rxt@&*A 3s4 &tt& A0%h&tN va tts& kA8&10FW~
ments OF large number OF dogs skulls
OF various breeds. It's object was TO
ascertain whether craniai and dental
characteristics afforded sufficient In
formation 10 permit ot scientific
classification OF the breeds. or would
throw any light upon their origin.
The conclusion 30 far arrived at was
that inter breeding had been 90 extern
sive and complicated as 10 make IL Inn
possible 70 distinguish the various
forms scientifically from the characters
examined = A. d. Bartlett the veter-
an keeper of the Geological Gardens OF
London. ut a later date brought before
the Geological society some observs-
tions on wolves. jackalsl dogs aud
foxes. His remarks tended TO show
that all the varieties OF domestic dogs
owe their origin 70 wolves and jackals.
and that tho habit OF barking has been
aoquErsd b. and under the. influence Of
domestication. He also maintained
that the dog 10 the most perfectly do
mestieated OF all animals.
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Gen. Walter @. Nswbsrry has Lsen
nominated Tor congress by the democrats
OF the Fourth Illinois congressional dis
trict.
Forty -four deaths from choiera have oc-
cnrred among tha members Of . battalion
Of Ghoorkas stationed IL DhAxmsia, in tbs
Punjab.
An eastbound passenger train ran into .
freight train At Gladstone, w., killing two
men and injuring three others. The cause
% accident was misplacsd switch.
A French company has bssn formed for
the purpose Of establishing cafes In Lon.
don and the principal citiss throughout
the kingdom, 10 b conducted on ths Pari-
sian plan.
Miss Florssta Russell, of Ottawa. Ksn..
who Was on visit 90 rsiAtivss I'm Omaha,
was robbed ~ an endorsed bin of sxchange
for &10,e00 by John l.. Rush and
James Hogan. who hid followed hsr from
Ottawa.
The Italian governments h Engaged in
devising nav and elaborate plans of mobil-
ixstton of its Land forrss. movement
which u strAkinely a vsxisnes with She
vsry rsesnt Assuxnness by Pxsmisr Cxispis
Of the gratifying outlook for prolonged
peace.
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THE SOUTHERN RAGE
It Breaks Out Again in Barn
well County, South
Carolina.
The Militia Ordered to the Sosne o
Of the conilict---An Old
Feud.
-~----------~~
Ex-Gov. Foraker Makes Ringing
Address to the Ohio Rspub-
lican Convention.

COLUMBUS. d c., July ~.
A fearful rnos riot II Ia progrsas = -
sin. Barnwell county, D. g., some di1een6e
from Columbus. Tho present tronble H.
the outerowtL indirectly of The wholeeaie
lynchinR of negroes Ii Dscember laet,
whsn eighteen oolored msn were either
hanged or shot BY white regulators. Ihe
fsud than again broke into active hoe-
tility Tuesday night. In . atzeet
hght > negro was killed by =
white man. In tbs riot thst
followed three other negroes were
klllsd md several white men wounded.
white mon. 10 tho number Of twenty -1ve.
seeing themselves ovsrposered. retrssted
10 warehouse where they are now en-
trsnchad while the place n besieced BY $40
armed negroes. Ths xuthoritiss Of The
town hare photographed thseovernof Cor uid,
and two companies Of militia have besn
ordered 10 the scene. Desperate 0GhtinG
aud large loss Of life II expected ~ the
negroes are Wild and swear vengeance fcx
ths killing Of their friends.
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nsarsy Al - eea Wfnx vSctisns Rsssv.
er~d nznve Eeen rdsntIfked.
Lkxn orr. M11n.. July ~
Nins<sen addisionAi bodies have been
teksn from the watsr snd many Of them
wsrs Il once idsusiAsd. SO Tar - u
known those tAksn out ars Mrs. Crawford,
John Adnma. Ira Fulton, Edna Way.
1r1xy 1hosiund, Linus LiIliblsnd,
Henry 6ohulsuburesr, Henry Newton,
Frsd Christs and WIN. JorRenson. Three
- four more bodies have just come 10 the
suzznos ~ the waisr and are beiag pulled
10 ths shore by ski1Es.
K4a1se 0sxvaas Victims Found.
MnmRkroLIs. July Is
Tho three bodies of the victims of the
Lake 0srvais cyclone have bean found.
They were oloss t0gsther In mArshy por-
sion 81 tne laks. 30 fsst from the shore.
The bodiss ok Chsriss 6churmeisr and Rsv.
n. Rfafls wsrs considerably mutiIsted, bat
thAt of Mrs j. II. Bchnrmsisr was not
dis1eursd.
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RADICAL CHANGES.

4
Nsw mstkads RrspssBd ssr Gev~rasnx me
Army snd Tr~nsnssan9 1ss Ba&insss.
wAsn1xoTox. July -
The president and 6sesstary Proctor ass
seriously considszina he proposition ID
vocated BY csvsrsl pruminsnt army olicers
for the anoIition uf the present systsm ol
division commands and 10 hare the milf
taxy affairs sdminixtered hereafter through
department of commauds- n h arRned
that The present system II onmbsrxome and
cxpsnsivs and involves unuecsss&xy delay
III the transmission snd consideration of
ofsoial p4pors. II 10 understood that ths
prssidsnt and secretary of wAr are favor
ahIs u The proposed change, ~ tending 10
The simpliacAtion Of military methods and
- doing away With the maintenance
of useless military establishments.
In case the change ID made. major~Ren-
sral will Bio piASsd In command of each of
the two important departments Of tho A.
lantic aad Pacific. snd interior depart
ments viii bs commanded BY briga1isr-
generals Ill az whom win report directly 10
Maj Gen. schohsid. commanding the
army, whose headquarters viii be IN WASH
inRton. The effsct Of tho change would
b merely nonain&l In New York City and
San Francisco where are placed both divi-
sion and department headquarters, but
would deprive Chicago of iss military
estahlishment altogether unlssa thaf city
were mAde shs headquarters of depart
ment oommandsF. Il h net iikely, how
Hy~x. tksse will ~ say c1>n&s II fhe o.
x4k}nxy ,.1nr1 k61uxA K&nx 4
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@Shouldnt you know o lock Of my
hair anywhere, john qusrisd an af-
fectionate young wife, whose trssses
were her husbands pride.
II think should, he returnsd. can
tiously, and she broke into cry Of real
dlsmay---
@Oh. dear. don't say that Say zen
know yon shouldlH
Bnt John uas not 10 be persusdsd.
He merely thought 60, and that only
would he assert.
Il shall think of You constantly.
said lady, whose frst novel was IN
press to departing guest. @unless
get nay pr0of-nhaetR
II was vary affectionats husbend
who uttered the most literal inferpxe-
tasion of sentiment ret on RECORD.
II believe" said his wife, proudly,
aftsr some great instance Of his nnsel
fish devotion, II believe yon would let
yourself be cuf into inch pieces Cor
mel"
The husband Io5ksd doubtful.
Make the pieces six inches. Mary"
he returnsd, honestly, -And maybe /
oould ntaHd II
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The I.otisry Evil. ana the Danger Frsm IL
in tine Future.
ELLnaDALK. NJ. d., July 40.
Gov. Miller has prepared the following
circular letter, which promises to produce
decided sensation In political circles:
srArs or RomrH DAKOTA. ExxcU1rvr 0srzcs
B1smAmcK. July II. as3a.-~My Dsaf sir Yen
have no doubt been informsa throssgh ths prsss
that ara NOT q oandidate Tor re-eisesion, owing
10 the pressure Of private business. am,
of tho element in this state which has shown It's
opposition 70 the attempts 20 fsstsn upon a. a
institution which means dishonDx and dkssster.
armly believe that the frtsnds OF tha aelsne
are secretly plsnming 60 obtain such contxoi
of political affairs NJ viii enable them 10
secure q charter for iegAiisi1s . lotters
wbs&hsr II be Cor the Louisiana Lottery
on otherwise. they believing thas said
charter wonld be Of great value effhsr for tho
purpose Of conducting o lottery themselves on
for Disposal 20 ssms foreign company. Eox
pFoof OF ths fact that the various iottary conn
pREies are locking this way on account af ths
absence Of amy constitutional restrietfon. need
but say that ana Recently IN recslpt of . tsis-
gram from the Mexican Lottery company. of.
faxsEg the sum of s2S0 600 Goa ehaxtsrin North
Dakota. II u of the utmost inpogtancss there
fore that our friends should 30 ca tho ALERT.
and that NO fooax or personal ambition or Manf
of activity or lack OF care n selection Of ropfe-
ssntattsea 10 convention. ghould 30 allowed 60
laoparsiixe the highest and best interests of
our stnta and her people fox generations 20
tfau uf this shsrnessr. Nor shanid ths eontrol
of our affairs ~ state he piaoed In me hands oS
fhoss wno have shown b. thei2 Support og fhe
ncfArzonE scheme the only uantfyc or the sup
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Letter from Secretary Blaine
to Senator Frye on This
Important Subject.
The Maine Statesman of the Opinion
that a Tariff Bill Should En-
courage Extension.
Gov. Millers Warning TO North Da-
kota Residents---Thea Lottery
Evil and Its Damages.


wAsHlxurox. July i6.
The following letter from Secretary
Blaine has been received by Senator Frye,
under date Of Bar Harbor. Me-, July IL:
bmys iust received intelligence from tho
highsst eoramsroiai authority In Havana THAI
American -four. under the new duties imposed
by Spstn. cannot reach tins Cuban market under
q cost OF afi-ss per barrel. counting the ship
ping price In New York Rt s4eo par naxrsL
Spain holds the market for herSelf, and fs able
20 Send European foar from tho markets Of
cuba and Porto Rico. othss articles of Amsri-
can growth are likewise taxed by spain to the
polnt of prohibision. This one-sldca eommsrce
win seriously iniure thy shipping routes which
are atfifin American hands largely. n moi en-
clusiveIy.
ItcertAinly would be very sxtraorainary
policy ON the part Of our govsrBment Just at
this time 10 open our msrkst wishous charge Of
duty 10 tho enormous crops Of sugar raised IN
tho two spenish islands. Cuba and Porto Iiico
fuxnish ths United states with nearly on quite
one-half Of tha sugar which we consume. and
we ars fax larger consumers than amy other ma
tion in tho world. TO give free markeo 20 thss
immense product of the spanish plssasntfons
At thls moment Spain ia excluding ths products
of American farms frum her marbst. would
be q policy 81 unprecedented ms ID would be
unwige.
Our trade with ths American repubIias as
wall a. witi, the West Tndfax, lal.s,ds haa heen
fav r,anv venru N : roxs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES eon-
dItson. Ihe aasreuata balanea Al trnde ,sith All
rsssn Auneriaa Is fseavfIv awaisst ~ s a ssuals
il1uafrntion yvflI suasea tfnnn yrs rsssnsIeA sha
ausv au oofgse 4, lsya SO have sn,,orfaa ara
prodne ss N rsgarll "a ths essenf a. esoI 80 80
ami have sold te her srs, fa6 coo "a os,r s,yo.
ducts, me difference -as4s gTl uon--we have
uaisl Al sold ssr stn euu4vaIrua and ysrar,l haa
erDenieI the vaat ssm Il. sl,e ,uarssa<m ~ In.
rope. You ear readIly ses nov lIlfFsrans ahs re
a.fa .s.ss,Ia hav 49,, a. i. rns,,v,, a. s., e.
ars.issgor ~ -rtr.~s1an .osF q, ,uy ,,,ayk.sa =,
,pnnld hnya sxan4es ar sraa ssgsnssascu M go.
tsan products n lie IIngted eestes IN ere Esra
gfI,an ruarkeasI 10 ras.s.k fsis error ~, aug.r
"a ~ mmnuns thr~a s3u..s a. larwe A. ar sessna
uls1 cIo.s ali cpnorsuultv - ss<nS,lsxfs re-
iprocf4y trade wfth attn America.
the ehargas 4eainsx ths prosecfiys polscy
which haa Injured IL rnost Il sh.t lis bsnsIzts
o. sASt1g ~ 4z.n ummx6.~ ssssse mxs fnm enpfsma
ls< and not ~ ell q tbs f&xnsezs You And veil
kn0w thn< this Ii not trns, hut sxt1l IL IL the
most plausible. and Ehsrefoxe tins Tnost hurtfEl
argumHnf made by tho free trader. Here ID an
opportunity where the fnxmax mex ba bon
eftad. Here is tho opportunity az : rspubiiesn
congress TO open the markets uf AaO00.00o of
people 20 the products of Amsrican farmers.
Shall We seize ths opprtnnify, or shall we throw
II away
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An inexperienced Brakesman
Causes q Terrific Explo-
sion in Ohio.
A Loaded HOwdsr Train, tho Hills
and . Cartridge Factory Conn
pletsly Destroyed.
Many Lives Lost and I Large Num-
ber Injursd---List Of the
Manglsd Victims


texflole 0xpj0N1on occurred i1&a IA I'M
afternoon Of ths 18Th, a Kings powder
mills, On che Littis Miami railroed, txsn-
ty-nins miles east u Cinelnnati. Ten pss-
sons nro known to have been kiiled and
thirty o. more others seriously injured.
Two smpty fxsieht cazs we're being rolled
onto sids trAek, vhere cax contntniue
0optunda a. gunpow0es was sknndine.
A. the cnxs seRack thsse w4s IA sxploeion
snd inimedi6fsly aftsrwnsd snothsr eas
oontninino 80 ksgs q eunpowder AZ
plodsd, making l,300 kegs Altossthsr.
WiEiam FrAey, brshsenan. was
standing on one ok ths empty cen when
fhe sxplosion oconrrod. No trace ok hin
body hAs bssn found. Five othsr psrsons
suppossd % - employees Of the powder
oomp@ny, were KILLED.
The Kings powder company and Pstsrs'
cartridge works have buildings on both
Sides of ths river, along tbs railroad. Ths
explosion occurred on the south side and
the deeructi0n was enormous. Thare nre .
number Of cottages occupied By sworkmen
Of the powder company and situated oIose
70 the track. These wsre shattered b. Tho
explosion and their inmatss injursd.
Twelve o. hftssn girls n work In the oar
fridge factory we're crippled by The sxpio-
si0a. The railway freight house. .bslong-
inc 10 the Little Miami raiiroads together
With All the sdjnnsnf buildings, we're sst ca
ilrs and totally consumed. The tracks and
tiss of the railroad are torn up and . great
hols pioughsd N the ground. The Peters
cartridge factory wAs husnsd 70 the ground
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-07-17

kAMUNh4s ~ go INV lH
Two boys Phil Horsch and Sam Davis,
sgsd ~ snd II years respectively. who
wsnt te Iandsrs, Wyo.. from The east im-
bnsd with the gold fsser, ihs result Of
reading yeilow covered literature, havs
struck u rich For some weeks they have
been WORKING three mining claims 800 feet
south of Tie famous Barksys mine, twsnty
miles sorth Of Landers, snd On Saturday
thsy struck ots whioh assays from -, ,ooo %
o,0oo per ton In free gold. This II the
richest discovery svsr made In this field,
and miasrs srs dockinS 20 the place II
hundreds.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-07-17

QvznRc, July ~.
genuine case o. leprosy has been dis-
severed On Anticosti island. Tbs yiotim
of ihs Aissssey ne bead 81 . faaziiys hsa
died OF The afifiction. and u is feared thal
his entire househald ~ saffsrlag from ne
Same oeass.
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Cnoxao. fully q.
4 Late dispatch from Buriington II, -
regnrd y the accident 20 the ELS train
% 80 chio&ao; Bnriington a Quiney Rsil-
Rad says ths engine and baggage CIR was
thrown from The track and dslnaEed -
thai ssvssni f1eieht cars were wrecked, bus
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-07-17

FHTIkDELrHIAs July IS
The clock 70 - presented 20 the new
cruiser Philsdslphia by citizens Of Phila-
dslphia n On exhibition In tAat city. IA h
sn slseant sxampis Of skill snd ingenuity,
ana u yaiasd - msre than 5000. II u
anout thrss fsst high and about txo and
ons-hAlf feet n With. Tho material il
solid bronze and the dial solid silver. The
figures thereon sre solid gold. 6uxmount-
ing ths entire work II q massive eagle with
winos outspread.
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DExroz. Tex. July 10.
A number Of huildinos In ths business
section Of Denton, Tex. were burned,
causing loss of 9l0o. 900.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-07-17

Buxsoa AxaKs. July 10.
The premium on gold as the close to-day
vas quoted 167 psr cont.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-07-17

BRook1sHMs JulY II
I've ~ Jacob RAppold's children found
their fnfhsr's pistol snd Freddy, aged 4,
locked dowh the barrel 70 see IL Il was
loaded. The pistol was In the hands OF
Georce. a1ed Z, and was discharged, kill
ing Ffsddy instantly.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-07-17

vfENnAs July IL
Two Austrian otiesrs have Acoompiishsd
nrsmarkahks trip In balloon. Ascsndinx
xxom Vienna, they were carried 20 fruetx-
sew IN ths Prussian provinces of posen-
ThsY were thsn driven 10 southern Swedea
.nnd 'hnaliy uaxri8d back 10 Prussia. The
journey occupied eleven hours.
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HE EElEvEs in LUCK.
1rne winnsbags Blackberry Flicker snd mis-
PenchAns fsr Gambling.

xne winnebaxo Blackberry Flicker snd his
PenchAAs fsr Gambling.
nx&oK RIvEa FAzxa wis. July A.
TAe disposition to gamble 10 so strong
II tbe WinnsbaQo Indian. in Wisconsin,
thet he on she cannot possibly Withstand
tke temptation 10 indulge, II nm oppor-
tunity il offered, and they hare anything
which they can put mp for STAKE. They
lever whimper when entirely cleaned out
but take II stoically, and are only sorry
that they have no more TO lose. Their
faycrite game II -moccasin," q game In
which one hides hrass button under one
IL three pieces of buckskin or other sub-
1tancs. lying ON the ground, bis opponent
having two chances to turn mp ths
pi1ca covering tho button. The sqnaws
nxs rs mneh given 10 gambling
n the males, bat they prefer cards. and
same Of than are such experts with the
euohre deck they can give thsir white
brothers many pointer" on their ma
uipnlation. Thcy VIII bet auything they
own from ring % The long string of vam-
pnm beads their choicest possession.
Ihese experts do not weary themseivss
pith berry picking. hut rest quietly in the
1hs6s through The d3y and then win the
hoxy money from ths pioksrs = Night,
clE1n 9afk 5nn - - eexnines - - co.
~ fhmify zcfore morninQ, ns they often
enmbls ~ right. only 10 return -dead
.brpker 81 thsir berry picking In the morn
fnR. 6uNe a them are veTY careful Of
th6fr money and aanun0k be led into
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