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1T Law,
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TOsEPH TRAPNELL
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-09-19
Sundays Services.

The services Of the NJ. e. church
were held yesterday IN tho college.
The morning service was . memorial
servies, ..held in memory Of the chill
dren ,ef Mr.. and Mrs. Hoif. who were
taken,away last spring BY that dread
disease diphtheria. 1t was the request
OF little Mrytle that Rev. Tracy, who
was pastor here at that time, and Elder
earns, should speak at.her funeral SER
vices. In accordance with her request
it was arranged that at this quarterly
meeting both should he present
and engage in memorial services. The
sermon was by Rev. Tracy, who spoke
from the text, "What do thou
knowcst not now, but thou shalt know
hereafter" It was an excellent ser.
mon, full Of comforting thoughts for
the bercaved. Elder Carns afterwards
gave some personal incidents connected
with the life Of little Mrytle. At The
close Of the service Mrs. Stenson sang
q solo appropriate to the occasion,
THE REGULAR QUARTERLY
Meeting service was held IN the even.
lug, at which Sup't. earns preached
the sermon, which was followed by
the sacrament Of the Lords supper.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-09-19
Resolutions.
80. -
s,l.. a. Strickland Post, No ,s,. @: Ar

s''' A. Strickland r'''' No ss1.. 'ss q Is Al isss
Ata regular meeting Of this Post. on
Saturday Sept. rs, 1890, q few with
cred and worn old vets, who have been
present upon all OCCASIONS. when so Or
dered by Post regulations, and have
fingered silent and weary without
sufficient Of the command appearing on
the scene to make a corporals guard:
Wherefore be it
Resolved, that We few who have held
the fort, on half rations with the quar-.
ter-master's exchequer depleted, whilst
the rank and flle have deserted us, can.
not continue to lead folorn hope.
Wherefore be it.
Resolved, that due notice be given
to the members Of this post that action
will be taken by the remnant remain.
ing, to throw down our arms, and sur.
render the Charter four weeks from
above date, being the llth day Of Octo.
ber 1890.
Those who have had the pleasure Of
witnessing a post organize. may have
the pleasure Of seeing post disorgan.
ize, IL they will take the trouble to be
present. Signed,
FoRLoRx HorE.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-09-19
What Some Say Of our Da,ly.

Nhe Daily Hot Springs Star is 3
new daily paper a. Hot Springs. The
Springs is surely justified in having
q daily paper as she is one Of the
brightest and neatest little cities in
South Dakota and the Star is a credit
to the town.-Stanley Enterprise.
No. 3. Volume !, Of the Hot
Springs Daily Star was received this
week. A daily paper speaks we'll for
the enterprise Of that thriving little
city.-FaMlkton Record.
benedict & Hanford have estab.
lished The Daily Hot Springs Star, a
neat, newsy 5 column folio. The daily
il credit to its publishers and the
Springs. The Advocate hopes that it
may live long aud prosper.-Canton
Adrocate.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-09-19
Adjustment Reached.

Public Examiner Blanchard and
Treasurer Street succeeded in reaching
an adjustment Of the Flynn defalca.
tion matter yesterday. The matter
was adjusted by Flynn turning over to
the county treasurer $500 cash and
security. his residence in this city, aud
his horses and cattle, Of the estimated
value Of $4,000, amounting in all, as
estimated, to $l7.5O0. Flynn will be
allowed to redeem Lis property upon
payment in cash, the full amount Of the
county claim, otherwise the property
to be sold by the treasurer and proceeds
applied upon said claim. The bonds
men are held pendine the full indem-
ni6catson Of the county.-Cxsses'
Chronicle.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-09-19
a Petrilied Rody.

A short time ago some railroad
workmen, while excavat,ng in the
neighborhood of Commissioner Ray
Smiths ranch, about one mile from
Tigerv;llc, unearthed coffin contain :
ing the remains Of a MINER named
Patrick Fitzgerald, buried about sew
en- years ago. The coffin was accident.
" broken open, when the body was
found to be in petrifed condition.
It was again buried few hundred
yards from its original location. One
day last week it was discovered that
the grave had been robbed, and aus
picion points strongly TO a Hill City
professional man.-Iiomeer.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-09-19
He Won't I,own.

The cards seem to have been stacked
against Joseph IN his strong desire for
political preferment, but he is banker,
has plenty Of money and energy, and
does not propose tolie down at any.
body's dictation. 1t is quite an easy
thing to down a poor man if such a
policy is decided on, but these big guns
who have the earth at their command,
are dangerous fellows to fool with, as
they are very likely to get their work
in somewhere, and in a way that will
hurt like blazes. Keep your eye on
Joe Railey.-Chamberlain Tribune.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-09-19
slips Of tho Ton.ue.

A friend of mine was attending services
at certain Baptist church In Washington,
minister was . very deliberste sne,iosr. ns,
with broad mouth. The sermon was ebout
the death Of Moses. In the course Of Il the
preacher began . sentence "Biddy diddyss'
and again halted What could It hes' He
made second attempt s'diddy hi6dys-
and again halted. Strange. Lubrnctine
his lips he made third sttempE aud suc.
ceeael-''Did he bid adieu, J" etc. A clerRy.
man in Ohio said: .sFor now we SEQ through
dark CLASSY" and the same man .shoko q
some one going ssheadlessly, 70 destruc.
ton. A Providence minister ouco: aiaSs /.
ssIurned his eyeless sight-balls uVs
HesxanM -. - -.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-09-19

The time is approaching when some
action should be taken in the matter
of state senator from the 41st district.
A meeting of the district central COM
mitteo was called to meet ut Hermosa
on Thursday but we are advised that
nobody attended, and consequently, no
action was had. All are aware of the
uncertainty surrounding the compost
tion Of the 4lst district. In view Of
that fact, the STAR suggests that a
convention OF the two counties, Custer
and Fall River, be called. and that q
candidate FOR state senator be selected
from Custer county and that Fall Riv.
er unite in electing him. Custer
county is entitled to the senator this
year as Fall River had it last year.
The next legislature can be asked to
fix matters so that there can be no
doubt as to what constitutes the 41st
district. One good reason for the nom
ination OF man from Custer county
is the fact that Custer county is named
in the 4lst district wl,le Fall River
is not, and there is no question about
man from Custer being entitled to
sit in the legislature, and there may be
some question about a resident Of Fall
River county being qualified. Wesug-
gest this as ths;best possible way ont
Of the dilemma. It has been suggested
that Fail River elect her own state
senator and demand that he bs seated.
This we regard as impracticable. The
state constitution fixes the number Of
state senators at As, and no create,
number could be given seats in The
state senate.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-09-19

miles nearer the factories. l think
Hot Springs has the brightest future
OF any town in the Black Hills. /
have lived in the Hills for eight years,
and | believe l know whereof /
speak" Asa place to live in I only
voice public sentiment, when 1 say
that as place in which to make
home, Hot Springs has not an equal
anywhere in the west. NV strongest
recommends will be more than verified
BY the facts.
JoHH NJ. HESroN.
Real estate agent and proprietor of
the Ferguson House. In the matter of
the sales Of real estate last year, there
were but few as compared with this
year. This year transfers have ex-
ceeded in number what the most SAN
guine dared to dream Of. Prices of
realty have steadily advanced and COM
pared with last year have doubled and
in some cases quadrupled. The future
for Hot Springs is bright, and l do
not think prices have reached maxi
mum yet. Business property is still
cheap. Business in the hotel line is
good, and now that the railroad has
reached us, SO that invalids can come
through to the Springs in warm
coaches I look for good hotel business
all winter.
V. E. .Issxr1cE,
OF Chicago, ILL.,, viee.president of the
First National Bank of Hot Springs
and an extensive holder Of real estate
properties in this city says: Ten years
ago was u resident Of Deadwood,
which gave me an opportunity to learn
the resources Of the Black Hills, and
out Of curiosity l visited the Hot
Springs when the only residents here
were DR.. Stewart and DIR. Jennings,
and made up my mind then that Hot
Springs was destined to become ia.
nous resort, and since that time have
kept myself thoroughly posted as to
the development Of the place. The
place has more than exceeded my ex-
pectations, and believe that within
ten years Hot Springs will be the larg-
est city in Dakota. 1t takes wealth to
build ci.ies, and any spot that will at
tract wealthy people TO it, from every
state in the union, makes it evident to
my mind that there will be city berc,
and find that that class of people
have been coming here this summer
and are now here in large numbers.
! consider the Springs superior to the
Hot Springs of Arkansas. and the
waters from the springs rs what is at
tracing universal attention from the
health seeker and cxcursionists. The
resources of this country are immense,
and only requires capital to open it up.
The stone quarries alone, in and adia-
cent to Hot Springs, With railroad fa-
cilities, would build a city here, If its
natural location had no other advan-
tages. The Springs have been the
cause Of the Northwestern railroad
being built here this summer. The
Burlington road will be completed here
by the first day of next May. and then
l shall expect to see one thousand men
working in the stone quarr,es: that of
itself would mean a manufacturing
plant that would sustain FIVE thousand
people. l am we'll pleased with the
outlook for the First National Bank.
It stock is now in demand at 81 10, and
none on the market.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-09-19
rHe WONDERS Hese.


"e WVWOe0o WE'VE.
IN wfning OF our westefn Iane,
a mighaef pen than mine,
wouid strase IN vain fof endless yeass
1n wonders 70 deane;
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s."se '''"s W 'sk"s.
our gold mines are az wide renoun,
out eosa aud TN the same;
taey Se yseioed wealth abundantIy
since ntst the white man came.
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The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-09-19
$4,000 REWARD.
We will paw $4,000 reward for

We will pay $4,000 reward for the
arrest and conviction Of any person or
persons found guilty of altering or de.
facing brands, and for stealing or un.
lawfully killing any cattle or horses
belonging TO us, sufficient to constitute
grand'larceny; and $4,000 reward for
the arrest and conviction of any person
or persons found guilty Of stealing or
unlawfully killing any Of our cattle
not sufficient to constitute grand lar
ceny. AxGLo-AMERIcAx CATTLE Co.,
by j. J. Cairnes, Mgr.
KEysroSE CATTLE Co.,
by H. a. GODDARD, Mgr.
A first class sewing machine, brand
new, for sale. INQUIRE at this office
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-09-19
Simmer Hotel Remintcsnes.
Waiter girl-Umm umm umm umm

Waiter girl-Umm umm umm umm
Gmmerum.
Experienced. gas.t-Um4unmum.
msrum. -.
Waiter girl-what did you say sirq
Experienced guest-Same as you did.
Bring EN- 'along.-Ci.eissati Con.
This does not apply 70 Hot Springs
Summer Hotsls," for they run
printed "bills Of fsrs"-sveu IL the
printer nmt be paid for them. =
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-09-19
Railroad Accident. /.

katlrOad Accident.
A fatal accideut occurred on Satur-
day on the Black Hills and Fort Pierre
railroad, which resulted in the death Of
two persons outright and the serious
injury OF several others. The killed
are, Merritt Judson Belden, Mrs. J. X.
Snyder.
TaE ISJuRhp.
Geo. Beimer, Jack Lillig, Mrs j.
Brooks, Leola Snyder. Mrs. J. Kl,nger,
Samuel Julbcrt, Andrew Bray, Mrs.
Mr.. Andrew Bray.
The occasion was an excursion and
picnic given by Golden Star Lodge A.F.
and A. NJ.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-09-19

Blank notes, chattls mortgages and
location notices may be found at this
Office. SrAa.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-09-19

Wyoming's first state election was
held on Thursday. The Australian
ballo. system was introduced for the
first time and with the registration
system. Both PARTIES claim the state.
The republicans by 1900, and the DEM
ocrats by from SEQ to 1900. Some Of
the precincts are $50 miles from the
county seats so that returns are slow
in getting in. Five precincts in Lar
annie county give Iaxtcr (dem.) ma
jority of 10. In 1883 they gave Corey
(rep.) a majority of SO.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-09-19

HI. Loucks, who within the last
ten days was made a citizen Of the
United States, aud candidate for gov
ernor of South Dakota on tho Inde.
pendent ticket, and Fred Zipp candi-
date for congress on the same ticket,
are stumping the eastern portion Of
the states. "If one dollar had been
placed at compound interest at Z per
cont at the time Columbus discovered
America it would now amount to more
than all the wealth Of the United
States. therefore no man can afford to
pay seven per cent interest" is their
styie ,ef argument.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-09-19

The call for the republican county
convention to place in nomination q
ticket appears elsewhere in this issue
Of the Advocate. Now then, on with
the dance. With jndicious nomina-
tions the party Of the county will
march forward to victory, but with in
ferior and lily placed candidates, the
party will meet with sure and deserved
defeat.
The above from the Oelrichs .Adrocate
meets the hearty approval of the STAR.
A good ticket with the united support
Of the party means victory, but the
STAR desires to call the attention Of
the 44drocate to the fact that it will re.
quire the harmonious action Of the
party as well as good ticket to insure
success.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-09-19

A first class sewing machine. brand
new, for sale. inquire at this Office.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-06-13
CURRENT TOPICS.
THE NEWS IN BRIEF.
eiFTy.F,Rsr CONGRESS

lxthe senate. on the "A. conference vas
ordered on The Naval Appropriation Dhi.
and the silver iii Was taken an aud as
cnssed Al length. TIE conference report on
the Military AcadsnN OH Mas presented
ANA agreed 10. and tncn the contri~uce -
rnrt un tbs Army Appropriation i.i. VA
taken an aud thc cAnteen - stem proposed
IN the hill was discussed IN the House.
IA being suspension uf.the rules day. the
talent n the members seemed 90 ~ taxed
a. M, utmost a. prevent ANY thing h.Nng
done Two or three bills ~ no general M
sefest we're hnall, passed before adjourn
naent
lxthc senate, on the 81. resolutions from
AZ. lonf>ana Legislature. Intending thanks
"a Congress ana the President for the rrli,f
Afforded a. the sufferers from The recent
Mississippi floods. wrr. presented. The dis
cussson ~ the silver bill vas temporarily
laid aside, and several important senate
hills wef. taken from the calendar and
r,sssed An amendment To the fortinca-
fsons bill 10 Increase the appropriations for
rined ~ra.coast murtars from S25e,oo u
sxpOoO WAS agreed to-. In the House the
mot important matter considered was the
contested election case Of Meputfc against
Tsutpln. which was still under discussion
when the House adjourned.
l>the senate. on the $th. the resolution
FOR an inquiry into the management Of the
Fish Commissioners ONCE was adopted
The watervllef Arsenal amendments to the
Forslficatlons Till WAS after much discus
sion agreed to. All the other amendments
20 the bill were cons'srrcd in and the bin III
self was adopted. In the House the confer
ence re port on the An my Appropriation bill
was agreed to- A further conference Ms or
dercd on thc senate Dependent Pension lii.
The contested election case ~ NcDnf.ie
sgaInst Turpln was decided IA favor Of the
contestant. and Mr. McDuiiie took the oath
Df office
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-06-13
LATE NEWS ITEMS.

In the Senate. on tho 9Th. the Silver
bill was taken up and argued by Mcssrs-
lliscock and sherman. opposed. and by
Mr.. Stewart in favor. but went over
without action. Some private pension
bills were taken from the calendar and
passed.......In the House resolution
providing that the House should pro-
coed Immediately TO consider the Silver
bill. and that consideration should con-
tinue until 3 .. M. on the eth. when
the previous question should be consid-
cred as ordered. was adopted. and the
bill was read. and discussed until the
hour Of adjournment
An explosion occurred in the tank
steamer Hans and Kurt. lying at the
Atlantic Oil Refining Company's dock
at Point Breeze, Philadelphia. on the
9Th. The vessel was ruined. and 500. =
600 gallons 81 oil, together with consid-
cradle wharf property. including brick
storage building. were destroyed by fire
which resulted. One person was killed
and twelve were injured, some OF them
fatally.
Rob LyoSs. gambler. known all over
the West as Diamond Bob shortly
after midnight on the morning OF tho
4th, was saved from the bullet OF 4
burglar By two poker chips which he
carried in his pocket and which stopped
the deadly missile.
1 DrErxG quarrel. on the 9Th. over a
trivial matter while engaged i'm laying
carpets, Fred lIundley. aged sixteen.
Of Huron. :. d., drew pistol and shot
and instantly killed his father. Zach Il.
Hundlcy. prominent lawyer and we'll
known citizen.
THE lottery people seem to he gain
ing ground in the Louisiana Lcris-
laturc- and are in very confident
mood. They desire to force a vote a.
soon a. possible. The opponents % The
lottery attribute this 70 the lavish use
OF money.
MRS. CLEVELAND arrived in Marion.
Mass. on the ith. and will spend tho
summer there as for some seasons past.
The ex-Prcsidcnt has leased a house ~
the lower village.
THE famous monastery LcGrandc Char
trcusc, fourteen miles from Grcnoblc.
France. was partially wrecked by dyna-
mite on the 4th.
THE Republicans OF the First Main.
Congressional district renomjnatnd
Hon. Thos. u. Reed for Congress by ac-
clamat.on on the 5ih.
GEIriAx farmers have forrcd union
70 pro Get small agriculturists against
the Oppression Of the lager ones.
\ IN rurkcstan and other trans-Caspian
prov noes fine yield OF cotton has been
secured from American seed.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-06-13

NEW York. June 4. The Heraid's
Montreal special says: The talk al tho
clubs and in society circles Is tho snub.
evidently premcditatcdly, administered
ny Premier MERCER 10 the Duke and
Duchess Of Connaught Since the adj
vent Of the royal party here he has
studiously avoided them. lie was one
q the guests invited TO meet them at
dinner on Monday evening at Sir George
stephens, but preferred 70 preside az
the distribution Of prizes to the
scholars Of the night schools, and was
again absent Tuesday. although spc.
cially invited.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-06-13
slMMERIN0 DOWN.

According to Commander Marquis Of the
yrcnch Man-of-war indre There Was
No Trouble At 81. Georges Hay. and
the French have Only Becn Doing what
They Have Done for Two Hundred
Ye.rs-
NEW YoEK. Juno 4.-Thc IIerald's
sydney lCapc l,retonl special gives an
interview with Commander Marquis Of
the French man-of-war lndrc in regard
to the alleged outrage committed by
bis vessel upon the British fishermen
in st. Georges Bay. The commanders
says he can not understand the commo-
tion that has been raised by the cir
cumstancc, as there was nothing unus-
nal in what occurred. The treaty rights
OF the French to fish on that shore have
been recognized for 200 years. When
the British hshnrmen take up all tho
room. = request Is made to the British
commander on that station to have the
trouble remcdied 80 that the French
can have a chance. This request is
always complied with, but this year
there happened to be British war.
vessels on the coast and Com.
mandor Marquis had to himself
request some Of the British fishermen
TO make room for the French. There
were probably 800 nets spread. and he
only requested the removal Of about
dozen. The request was promptly COM
piled with as usual, and the reports Of
trouble are unfcunded. These reports
probably originate with the merchants
there. who have aqIarrel with the New
foundiand authorities and want TO uso
the French fishery question Tor polit-
ical purpose Of their own. No trouble
between the two nations can grow outos
such q quarrel.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-06-13

NEW York. June C.-Judge
the Supreme Court yesterday
the findings submitted BY tho
In the Tilden trust case. JndH
holds the bequcst for the trust
legal and void, and incapable |
carried into effect by q judicial
Governor Tilden Is found 70 pa
intestatc as 70 the residue q y
The executors are directed 70
for tho estate and TO pay ovl
plaintiff, Colonel George "
share OF tho residue. There
TO be still another appeal W
tions raised in the present tF'a'