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The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1890-04-25
Che Armorraf-St,
Discrimination Against E~eyro..
Minnesota, "
Minneapolis Times, Feb. %.

Minneapolis Times, Feb. %.
The race question o-ccasionoa
till in a Fourth street Rest a
last evening, which zoe IN SE'
that The black man is on l6o 'IoW
to assert himself. The res,a "'eft
in question, whbdh is located ap' an
many miles from The ruined T r''
6"ne building, is palronized cbi tyt'
~ by The upper len, and last ayon
ing when a sable skinned swain swan
with Il high collar and choo %ell
trousers, strolled into the nIo v''
and scanned the bill of farep Pace az
walters kept aloof and the aIyo m'e
of the place did not cast ANY, o oa
mlrlng gldnces in the direcli9r ~,
the new Customer. VI
The colored man finally bocomo
tired Of waiting and called IN am'
OF the walters, who did not reSno MY
and when another was bailapd pIba Nv
notified The man Of color that liz ~
race was barred. At this tho oa %'
ored man became ]eyceeJ,nalr
wrolh and after demanding fly
proprietor to wait on him he raf
with the thrGAtt that he would cro.e
the house inside of a week Go
afterwards sought an officer and
also reported at police headomar'
tiers but got no satisfaction.
The same general scene also oc.
Cured a few days ago in a fashion.
able Nicollelt avenue saloon
where the proprielors refuse to ca
tor to colored people, and as the
rejected man in this instance was
one Of the leading coIored citizens
The city, quite a feeling was
worked up over the matter, and it
is possible that some legal pro.
ceedings will be reSorted 10 unless
the colored people can be treated
with the same respect as their
while brethren.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1890-04-25
Mobile { OHIO R.R.
TIME
Effective on and after December Is, 1889

II LOFTS ENrREss-Denarts Daily from Govern
mfnt street Union Depot at-......-...a50u m.
ZNNAfH1 Ill., NNN a m
MiNED IEAN-Cauyiur passengers fSundsrs az
eelted1 departs trum freight Depot, Boauregard
$40 D. m.
NiLhuAELAH ACuOHMonAuuS-Traiu leaves f-nw
NAHH HAIHl alaa 40 u mn
returning leaves Cifr0uclle at-........ zoo Z. m.
Aillfes 81 Mobile t...-........-.-- as n m
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cans. with
DiaWlng-Hoom and Buffet, run through
Nithont change ron Mobile Il st. Louis.
Clase connexions &C Junction Points.
81. Louis Express connects Ia Union NJ
pot, - Iouis, No, with an trains FOR tba
principal cities OF the West. Northwest
Moth and East.
1911 information as to rates. routes.
etc. 4zil on address
B. FORSYTH, Ticket AT.
5attS House Ticket once. Mobiles Az
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1890-04-25

NEWSPAPERS NOT PEACE OFFICERS.
And so yon want the Gazette to
fire inlO everybody who violates
the law. Where are your peace
officers? They are the ones to get
after law breakers and bringlhem
to justice and ii is your duty 10 help
them. When men find pleasure
in getting drunk and carousing on
the public highways, they are too
far gone to be profted by a news.
paper rebuke. When boys be-
cume so reckless a, To 60 around
al night and disturb The peace by
throwing rocks at negro cabins,
they are too nearly ruined to be re-
by anything short of The
strong arm Of The law. Go to The
proper officer Of the law and make
your affidavit if you know who the
offenders are, aud If your peace
officers are the right kind of men
The gully parties will be brought
10 Misunderstanding Gazette.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1890-04-25

Speaking of the Hemingway
matter, The GreeaUiUe Spirit save.
The leg slstive committee has
reported, and the money is no,
Nhata cloud 10 shadow a good
mans namel For his life was mol
ne. IL was open and spolless
uhlil now. IL is almost enongb IN
max The angels weep to see The
Iight 20 ont and the darkness set.
ne upon such a life. If 10 this
man 50 well behaved, 50 highly
honored, temptation came n
Ierm g. subtle a. 10 Gid with n
gov OF Innocence the spirit and
~ sei o. enme, of whom can We
49, honor, truth and faithful
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1890-04-25
e. W.. EsgOrriH,
insurance Agent, Civil Engineer
and Surveyor,
Biloxi, Miss,

Represents the best Fire and Marine
Insurance Companies, with aggregate
capital Of over Sixty Millions, ali of
which have complied with the laws of the
State of Mississippi, thus giving a perfect
to the insured.
CIVIL ENGINEERING AM SURVEYING
attended To. and maps of Town, and
Tracts of Land handsomely and correctly
made.
Those desiring my attention in either
iIie Of business w~ill'plcase address me at
Miss.
October 10, 1889. 33-lv
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1890-04-25

A FATED DAY.-Saturday, the
last day of The week, has figured
conspicuously in the life of Dick
Hawes. He was born on Saturday,
was married 10 Emma Petlis on
Saturday. lie discovered evil
dence of his wife's infdelity on
Saturday, murdered Mrs. Halves
and Irene on Saturday. Their
bodies were found on Saturday.
The Jail riot occurred on Saturday.
He was sentenced TO be hanged on
Saturday. The opinion of the SUI
preme court affirming the decision
was written on Saturday, and on
his body was buried. ,
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1890-04-25

Proof Positiye--'Do you think
all prayers are answered." was
asked of a clergyman.
''0h, yes; il they are made IN Inc
right spirit replied the mar oil
The cloth.
elbow can a man know whether
his prayers are made in the rght
spiril?"
"Ot, by seeing If they are an
swered."
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1890-04-25
FREIO'S
& Restaurant,
THE OLD RELIABLE,
LOG ST. CHARLES LOG
wiz. TRoEeEL, Proprietor.
VIII. TRoEeEL, Proprietor.

III Restaurant at No. 1O6 st. Charles street. known a
FRtDS HOUSE, has bee, thoroughly lefttpl and reno
waited AID supplied with the Iatest improvements for the
comfort of my patrons, The old style counters have been
lcmored and replaced by tables aud comfortable chairs.
The services of aE excellent Cook have been secured for the
season. No increase in prices Lodging up stairs. Meals
at all honrs day or night. This house has no connection
with any other of the same name.
August 10, 1859.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1890-04-25

1t was on the rear platform of a
street car as the crowd was gOiag
home from The theater Lets
see,o mgsed a man who was
jammed b the railing to the one
on his left, shave we been intro
duced? Think not. Ny name IS
Taylor" "Ah! and mine is Por'
ter. Dir. Taylor, you are throwing
lime away trying to get my
ws1ch. Ii is an old one and out
of repair, and won't bring you ~
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1890-04-25

First Assistant Postmaster Gen
eral Clark>on announces his retire
meni from Office on June 1st. Ihir-
~ thousand Democratic poslmas-
iers have 'sresigned" during DIS
short tenure Of Office.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1890-04-25

Ex-senator Jones, Of Florida, IS
a wreck. Crazed by drink, ne
wanders around, sleeping in lhe
streets, in hotel roiundas, any
where, everywhere he can get
place 10 stay. Rich or poor, great
or small, the tanglelout will down
you, If you stay with it.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-08
A NEM sANK ~

Es- ConaPtroiler % ths Currency Knot
Prepares q assssrs 70 Bs introduced IN
Cssxr~ss n.slax silver BulEos the
sashs fsr Natiszal BaaE Circulation
Nsw T0Ez. Jan. John Jay Knox.
president of The National Bank of the
Republic or this city. has prepared a
buL Nhlca will BE- ntrod lrcd IL Con
,gress Withln the next ier DAYS. prin-
clpal object o. which IS 20 provide
for the 4ss ~ silver bullion as a
basis for National bank circulation
The hl.l provides thas uo, less than
11 per cent of tn5 circulating notes
authorized % 5e issued by each bank
under chs acc shall be secured BY
United STATES honds. and So per cent by
deposit of gold or silver coin or bull
ION at tho option OF the bank. II PRO
vides further for National bank safe
~ fund obtained ~ reducing the
amount of United States notes now ont
-tandln- g. 500 000 and by reducing the
National ban K redemption fund 81. 500. -
oo0. and .redilng The amount Of -. 900. -
eco - the account OF the fund. To this
fuud shall Do added tbs duty 0f = per
cent each haf year upon tho average
amount % National bank notes 10 cir
culauon- This flnd is % be used 20
guarantee ths circulating notes Of the
banks
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-08
The MARKETS.
Grain, Provisions. Etc.

CHICAGO. Jan.7
FLoUR-Without change Patents e. SDa4 IS;
Suaights. S75d425; Bakers teD1Se5i
Winter Patents 81 3o5A 20; Clears 81 oO1>3 20
WHEAr-Ruled weak No 2 cash and Jan
uary. 76EQ77hc; May. GAG&Ac; No. I
wheat ranged at 859a2c FOR poor TO fancy
No. 2 6yG 7So for ordinary 70 fancy.
CORN Moderately active and easy No. .
and No. yellow ssbc; No. 3. eo1I@e6c Jan
uary, 2sSc; February, 29Haos&c; March
esSc; May. sl4c July, S2c
OATs-Were quiet and lower. No cash. 20c
January. eol4c; February, eol.c, May, 2lbG
&c. Samples in good supply; demand slow
market easy. No 3 l9tsl2lc; No. White 2l4
22c. No. =. eO1sl2lc; No. 2 White, 22923c
RYE-Quiet and easy. No ? cash. sc; sam
pie lots No ? 44l3f5if; No. 3, S594lc; No. .
FOR May delivery 4ss. G5s'.c.
BARLEY Steady for choice and easy for com
mon. No. by sample. 258Ssc common u
choice No Western, 2G935c; Northwestern.
35Gs52c Tor light 10 choice heavy.
Mess PORK Trading rather light and
prices ruled steady al - 253.9.3O for cash
s9.aol5q Pa FOR January; o. Soa9821t for Febru
airy; % 65q9 20 for May.
LARD-Tradins only fair. and prices steady
az &75t,d5.S Tor cash; S.77ls $50 for Janu
airy; s. 5S2r. 65S5 Tor February; s8Ooa6G2ts tor
May.
BUrrER-Creamery, sa95c; Dairy 10000
Packing stock, 6910o.
EGGs- Fresh, IS .Gll6c.
POULTRY Dressed Chickens 539c per =
Dressed Turkeys oGl2c per = ; Live Ducks
s'.Gec per 2 Live Geese 81 0OGs.75 per dozen
WHISKY Steady, on the basis Of slO2 for dis
tillers' finished goods.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-08
MusT 90 SD uOUoR.

The Nehraska Masonic Grand Lodge Ex-
v-ls Members who Are ira the saloon
Business
LIScorN Neb.. Jan The Nebrasks a
Grand Lodge OF Masons a. = recent ses-
sioo adopted q bylaw which, IL enforced.
viii sxpel from the order every member
who IS engaged In the saloon business
and will prohibit men % ike occupa-
zion from becoming members In the
future Il has become known that the
work - enforcing this rule has begun
1n tais city and that three mem bers
we're expelled after al all nights trial
+ It ia unlerstood that .his is but the be-
ginainz aad tlas Che work will De- pros
ocused in every lodr "a g. the state.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-08

ne Deopls a sAs s4s1ss sAs zaa.ssnsaa
q q zzlss24- sT.2ss - tAT - = aAs oss1
Escea IA l2s sAa4s - ia c9rsrncr
sarf.os tn1tcstloEE 40 ass s2o- aay
1ztsrizl shAzzs la tas rs-ssiFs szr~agth
u TIE c4aai1as<s tor sc SSa@tozsAlp
A Dosl u sAs Dsz0cxstic Esz ssrs -
hoth kr.zcAs4 E4s been made sl1 tsen-
ty-slX mem 1ssEs tezsa 2nplecged .l1
Eon-cou. - ssaL Thls rstasf e4s-o-r@ses
soazs ~ t2s sL4-zs ~htch have
Bss1 1&1s - tks e.nz -1syss- l1s
friends u Calvin > Brlcs a4ss been
active. b4G ghs 0thsr c4Adta.tss a. not
sh0~ th4t aggressive character ~btea
sas manifest TO ~ sArss days -
McMsh1n soo-ls TIE rsporL IhAt ne ell
bols ths caae4s, 4hd says be Is here
AFTER the Sea-soesniP NJ Tbon4s ex-
presses himself ia sillllzr srrA-u-
The Democratic joint coD Tee p
pointed - the Senate aud House c4l-
clses - --iay met Moa34y evening -n1
decided ~ call che Senatorial ca1els tor
THURSDAY evening a. tsl Ile ea-dl-
dates seem satisfied aith TIE action.
letter bas been received from
Grover Cleveland oy = gentleman ao
wrote hlm about r4mors t1aL tne t1'
President uas interesting < himself ln lie
Senatorial contest Nc Cleveland in-
1iKn4al.y denies that be las inleriered
in any eay ~ influence the action Of
the Oaio Democracy de SAYS the Dem
ocrats OF Oaio are 4baudanlly able Ga
settle The question. and ans outside IA
reference should be promptly resented.
srRNeFlLLD. o.. J4a. John ".
didates for senator P4ynes seat, has
priLgen letter Withdrawing from ths
race. lie says ne doesn't want Office,
and can't be elected senator for Two
reasons first. because be Is tariff re-
former. and, second. because he is rich.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-08

CHICAGO. Jan. Frank 4. Helmer
has been appointed receiver for the firm
OF Z. Deimel & Bros. extensive
manufacturers Of parlor furniture, in
bonds Of 500, 600 The receiver was ap-
pointed on bill fled by Simon Deimel,
who has charge of the New York
branch. and claims that the business
here has not been properly managed.
The liabilities are estimated al upwards
of $500 900; assets. about $3.50 900.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-08
Fonnd Dad.

GArSEsvuLE, Tex, Jan. 7.-Intelli-
genoa reached here Monday from Clay
County. sixty miles west OF Gainesville,
of the huding Of General T. e Jordan
dead in ais stone house on his ranch,
where ne bad lived alone FOR some years.
Il supposed he died Of heart disease
General Jordan was a prominent Officer
IN the Confederate army. After the wa
be vas Attorney General for Arkansas
for s0vo-af tarunz
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-08
THREE CRUSHED TO DEATH.
A Trio Of workmen Buried Under Fall
Ing wall at Long Island City.

LOSG ISLAND CITY, L. l., Jan. The
north wall OF the machine shops IN the
yard Of the Long Island railroad depot,
in this city, fell with a loud crash
about o'clock a. m, burying
three men under several tons Of
brick. The men were dead when taken
out every hone IN their body having
been broken. The frst body recovered
from the ruins was that OF Charles
EOm4nthinsl- The other men are known
only as yet as Myers and Schofeld.
Both are said 20 reside in Williams.
burgh
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-08
AFRICAN CHIEFS UP IN ARMS
F1ty Thousand Trained Warriors Ready
for an Effort to Drive Out the Whites.

LONDON. Jan. 7.-Advices from South
ern Africa indicate that the attitude of
tho natives Is so hostile % all European
intrusion that England and Portugal, in
stead of fghting each other over dubious
questions OF territorial rights may Il n d
tain any footing there al all. Il is stated
that the Chiefs Tobengula and Gugen-
hemo have mustered between them 80,
900 well armed aud thoroughly trained
warriors. besides 100, 900 less formidable
troops. These leaders viii make des-
perate struggle 20 maintain the freedom
OF their country.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-08
Live stock.

CHICAGO, Jan. !.
CATTLE-MarlSet moderately active on local
ana shipping account. and prices without
material change. Quotations ranged az 8. lOt
$50 FOR good 10 choice shipping Steers, $3oo1
so Tor common 10 good do. 3 Sl93s0 for
butchers Steers, g Oo32 80 for Stockers s. %
O. 30 for Texans; o. 3n1STO for Westerns
se.5OG3Oo FOR Feeders: sl.5oa2 = for COWS;
o. ~ for inferior nike Stock and Bulls
HOGS Market opened rather steady. but
soon weakened, owing 10 the large supply. and
prices declined Sc Sales ranged az g. 55d3 15
Tor light A. 5pl-3. - for rough packing. $3.50
80 for mixed. D55Z370 for heavy packing
snd shipping lots.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-08

BERLIN. Jan. The poof-house al
Kuhn, West Prussia, was destroyed by
fire Monday. The Institution contained
a large number OF inmates Of both sexes,
but the authorities by admirable man
agement succeeded in getting al Of
them out except three, who were pros
trated by smoke ana burned 20 death.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-08

ClNClNNATL Jan. 7.-An o.saniL4-
tion has been formed in .Ais e.tv ein-
braeing in its mem bersbIp AL t1e labor
and several of the German bodies Its
purpose is 10 watch pao.ic officials and
exercise rs influence ~ means OF petit
lions % Legislative bodies. IL is claimed
by Us leaders that so. 900 Cincinnati
voters can be reached within ten DAYS,
50 perfect isits organization.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-08

bospo8. Jsa T.-T1e wears inaui
grssou i es. o0c from Ireland sad zs4.-
coe frQzl tie ~hele e Great Brisaia-
Thsrs > : large falling e in tbe move
ps~ut e ne nltec states. Canada ans
Austr4lis and al increase IN ne iaul-
sr.uon u ether places
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-08

HARTFORD. Conn. Jan Z. - Judge
Shipman. of The United States Circuit
Court. las given g decree Tor the plaint-
III in the ease OF the Boston safe De
posit 4 Trust Company against the
American Rapid Telegraph Company
The decree IS FOR a principal sum OF
s., 000, 600, with interest amounting to
q I'D sS5
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-08
4 stricken Fnnilr.

HOLLAND Mich. Jan. :. Diphtheria
still keeps its hold here. b. Vsnss. Of
Fillmore township. lost his l7-year-old
son few days ago, l0-year-old daugh
ter sunday night and his l4-year-old
daughter Monday evening.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-08

RUssrLL. Kan. Jan The authori-
ties have Iust discovered the murder Of
Biohard Boia- ~ hisson John zen day.
ago. The bog. aged is 70 obtain few
dollars. smashed a.s fathers head and
threv the body In lhs well I've
youuEer chiidron Witnessed the deed
IL aara .ar- a.lLl By threals
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-08

SHELBY vTLLE. III. Jan The com
p1lso-7 school law was put 70 the tess
here Monday and Mrs Js0e AFFORD.
wbo Kept her boy a. home because she
is go poor that he has 20 assist ia earn
inr -he living. is in jail. Five dollars
and costs was che penalty attached. and
tho poor woman. unable 20 pay, was put
f-ta --I-nD
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-08
on TRIAL FOR MURDER.
Mrs. Lucy TennysOn. an oetogenarisn.
Charged with Killing Her Husband.

Charged with killing Her Husband.
OIArHE. Kan. Jan. "A celebrated
case began FOR the third time IN the
circuit court Monday morning. The de-
fendant j. Mrs. Lucy Tennyson, who Is
charged with having murdered her hus-
band. J. g.. Tennyson, In June, 1857. BY
mixing arsenic with the medicine she
adminlstered 20 aim when ne was ill.
The prosecution has cost the State many
thousands OF dollars. and has attrac Tad
considerable attention on account of the
prominence and wealth OF Mrs Ienny-
son She Is 80 years Of ags and IN very
fesbie health.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-08

NEW YORK, Jan. 7.
wHEAT-Easy, quiet. January. s. Il l69ss5ac;
February s6AGs6Sc; March, Sc 10 l6@ooc
May. S. l5-lo@tS9to; June SsxGss 5-loc
CoRS-Freely offered. declined 1sGlsc. weak.
Mixed Western. 27'sG541c
OATS Dull, easier. Western, 26'lG4Ac.
Provisions dull; Plate. s. 75des % ;
Extra Mess, 500. Pork strong and quiet
Mess sl05oGlloO; Extra Prime t9opG9 90.
Lard dull, easy; steam rendered. s5 l2is bid.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-08
roSrtssa Eagt.A Tsehtsuass sss.sls.

CADu Jan. TIE English ysoAt
Ins. wss wrecked on TIE Aositerss
roeks Ii aAs reported that fourteen -
ne ereN sere drowned ana folE saved.
II Is nos reported that TIE enure crew
IN teo bS4ts are missing
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-08

RAlsI8A. \ c. Jsu- News has
baeu received here that Carson /. Po~-
ell. Baptist missionary 10 AlgierS. killed
his dalgAter dgriag III of Insanity ~
cl .tllz l.r tlroaI 4s she sax p9a las lsp
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1890-04-01
Al.IsG1,.
\ bee, March 81, 1890.

Albee, March 81, 1890
School opened to-day with Miss Ada
Cloast as teacher.
The dance here turned out pleas
antly as usual Although there was
not very large attendance a good
time was enjoyed by all.
The new blacksmith shop il III iall
blast. Come and Try it.
We have a harness shop now III the
old drug store, with Mr., Chris.erafftI-
son as proprietor.
The infant son Of O. Gary caused
quite an excitement by getting 4 dose
Of gasoline which was left within his
reach. 1t was u close call for the
little one, but he came out all right
O. Gary will erect a new barn back
of his hotel and then Will be able to
accommodate teams that may wish to
feed.
Miss Mary Tuttle acts as waiter
for the A bee house. now is the time
come to get dollars worth of fun,
and half dollars worth of grub all for
TWENTY-FIVE cents
j. c. Mcbride Of this city has made
with Gold & Go. OF l;It
Stone City. whereby the famous run.
ming horse Snow Ball formerly Of this
part oi the county, will be found at
his place IL our town for breeding
purposes.
boo J0HE,
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1890-04-01

meanness or any abuse Of coni Ienee n
stand branded with an iufumy ung
honorable men dread more than the
arm Of the law.
| To many il has been n surprise that
Mr.. Battey should enter into partner
| ship with this fellow under the circuln-
stances, ana become sharer in his in
fanny. 1t Is only c&pIainable from the
fact that he Las allowed the reyengeful
feelings which he cherishes towards Ger
tain members Of the Advance company
on account OF his recent church trouble.
to warp his moral judgment, ana make
the evil appear the good, As time rolls
along he viii wake up to the fact that~a a
business founded upon this spirit Cf
revenge and anmoSity has but a poor
basis, and lie viii also learn that hp is
warming the same thing that NeilI
warmed with his friendship and was bit
ten, the same thing that the Advance
company warmed with its trust and con
ticence, and which turned TO bite them
winch viii as certainly bite hm when the
proper time comes. 1t il the nature of
this class Of reptiles TO 90 this thing and
they couldn't help il if they would But
10y the time Mr. Battey learns this he viii
be poorer man than he was when %
started oil with such a flourish Of trumn-
cts III the newspaper business and the
thrifty Gregg will not be a loser when
the credulous preacher pays for his ex
perienee. 1t is not the first time the
knaye and fool have entered into a co
partnership, and always With the same
result
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1890-04-01
boo joins,
Educated slxAlri;,,,A.

Nile. Natalie Dnronlo is a young Fi,aelt
g'rl who i known III Paris ;4s tho youthful
Aon tanner and whose control over lu.a,
beasts y absolutely incomprcAonslbla I'll
this country She will handle and tram nothing
but aHlRators, crocodiies and armudi4loez
hllle. Dorundos school contains thirty ALL
gators or various sizes, the largest measuring
twenty feet IN length and weighing two hun
dfed and fifty pounds The ugly arl vora-
caoas saAIns snap at everybody who ap-
proachas them, except their fearless mistress,
who sits among her scaly pets for hours each
day and who apparently does not know what
fear MEANS. The alligator, and cronodle5
are put through q regular .r.u AZ each per
formanca and they seem TO understand every.
word and gesture Of tAel fair tutor. Puila-
dolphin Times
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1890-04-01
2Bettcf than Gold.

Sioux Falls, $. d., March 2l.-1his
evening at s:39, IL this city, State Treas
nrer Smith sold $4,000 worth of state
lin Mortgage and Trust Company Of New
York, for s1.o95s The bonds draw 4
per cen. and run for twenty years. This
price is the highest that has ever been
peid west of tho Mississippi, and is the
first sale Of South Dakota bonds.
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1890-04-01
The E4atest Fad Ia Nhi.f

The lte<t fad in Chicago whist circles is
che "duphcats' gama In This play the cards
are dealt but once, the opposing clubs chang
ING plaos after the first hand, have been
played, and playing with ,he cards originally
held BY their opponents, record Of each
players hand having been kept upon memo
randnm tablets prepared therefor. Tie Oh
leet of TINS method IS to prevent the posi-
biiItv Of chance becoming factor Of success
Chicago Tribune.
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1890-04-01
a Chapter on Shoes.

a writor, III answer to the question. sAra
more shoes worn out III wet than in dry
weather. says there are more actually worn
out, particularly at the bottoms, when the
walking is fine; but the destruction Of shoes
is at least 25 per cent. greater during wet
spells. -icW Yerk Commercial Advertiser.
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1890-04-01
Easter Episcepnl..Scrvices.

Rev J. N. Mcbride will hold Episco-
pal services at Library Hall on Good
Friday evening, April /, at s o'clock, and
on Easter Day, sunday April G, at 1o:45
a. NJ. and 5 p m. RI. Rev. W. II. Hare
Episcopal bishop of South Dakota, is
expected il Milbank on "Wednesday
evening, April 8, to administer the rite Of
confirmation All cordially invited