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Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1890-03-28

AN English court has just decit
a wife married in Japan after the
OF that country is n legal wife in
on the ground that Japan has 10
recognized as q civilized country
vlous decision in a case where the
a Hottentot and was married al
Hottentot fashion had upset the u
the ground that the Hottentots wer
ems and polygamists. and did nj
what marriage, in the civilized
meant.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1890-03-28

The cold has been SO intense at
rest that whole packs of s.arvinga
have invade the towns and villag
Bessarabia a mail cart was attac
the postman with his horses was ed
by the 1avenous brutes.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1890-03-28
THE MODERN RIALTO.
INTY MINUTES ON THE CHICAGO
BOARD OF TRADE.

a Description al the Manner in Which Its
Business Is Conducted-Tlle Lingo of
the institution bulls and lsears-Put3,
Calls. S%traldlc>, Margins, Etc, Etc.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1890-03-28


HE Rialto, which
Shakspeare's Shy
lock d%esignates as
the place where
merchants most do
congregate," was -
at that golden time
when the daughters
of Venice had their
bowers from spoils
nations. and the
aybonct1a T. n { 4
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1890-03-28

and never again got on his feet. The
city anounds in men whom speculation
has ruined, without leaving them the en-
ergy to earn a respectable livelihood
DMlVAt BGlGriM IN ChicnnO LnAurA.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1890-03-28

course much to learn and is often con-
fused. In time, however, it becomes a
second nature, and he knows almost in
stantty what is being said. In this he is
largely aided by a study of the lips of
bidders and comes to know the uttered
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1890-03-28

The epidemic of influenza is
making its way through Mexico to Il
trail American states.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1890-03-28

When Baby was sick. we gave her Castoris
When she was a Child, she cried for Castol
When she became Miss. she chung to Caste
When she had Children, she gave them Ca
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1890-03-28

o II a can't bark is one Of fla
curaos'tles at Edinboro. n. j, 10
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1890-03-28

Buy $751;" which, in the phraseology of
the pit means, that the one offers for sale
10000 bushels of wheat, or corn, accord
ing to which PIT it is in, at s75 cents per
bushel. and that the other offers one
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1890-03-28
NE WASSOTl In HIS WAYS
81 W. LEE.

\ 6a1shwestern Judge Who Could Not
Be Trihed With,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-10-27
CONDENSED TEiEGRaMy,
Secretary Blaine arrived in Chicago

Secretary Blaine arrived in Chicago
yesterday. 5sgg,0 i
Throughout Germany Won Molke's
birthday was celebrated yesterday.
A furniture van was struck by a train
at Brooklyn crossing yesterday. Two
men were killed. :.5sl
Buffalo Bills Wild West show closed
its twenty months tour OF Europe at
Strassburg yesterday. - 4, 81 &
Gen. Won Mollke's Goth birthday was
grandly celebrated by the German citi.
zens Of New York yesterday. 81
The Hudson yesterday showed the
highest tide in forty years. The brick
yards suffered enormously. Millions Of
brick are lost. Mi. /,
Josef S>o!itzie. q young Pole OF Pitts.
burgh, has incurred the eumity Of his
fellow courtrymen and an organized
plot to murder him has been discovered
Among the passengers on the steamer
servia, from Liverpool, was Miss a. B.
Cle9horn, near relative OF the King Of
Hawaii, and in the line OF succession to
the throne. q
A pastoral letter was read in all the
Catholic churches in! ireland yesterday.
IT protests against the course OF the
Government in the matter Of the failure
OF the potato crop, and reiterates the pa
pal prohibition Of the plan Of campaign.
A Rock Prairie, Wis, farmer, has dis.
covered that lime Stacked in hutternilk
makes q good paint for houses. He says
the mixture will Withstand rain, and
that 1t only costs about 81 10 furnish
paint enough tor an ordinary house.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-10-27
A MiNiSr Il ARRESTED,
charged With S,enilns reti.Knives-O Once
.. .-Hgs9 n prOtDiuent Muo F-I- .HU

Charged With Stenllng re,,.Kuives-Once
Prominent HInn. g.n.
READING, PA, Oct. 26.-Oyercome
With shame and modification, shaking
like au aspen leaf, and tears freely flow.
ing, Rev. Martin L. Fritch stood before
Judge Endlich yesterday afternoon to
receive his aentcnce for stealing hall
dozen pen.knsves from hardware store
here. When the clergyman was con,
vlcted it was shown on the trial that
his mother was violently insane when
she bore him, and the appeals Of coun.
sel to the Courtto.day referred touching,
!!y to this fact, end to the finding. Of the
Jury recommending Rev. Mr.. Fritch tc
the mercy OF the Court. s,E5.
since his conviction he has baen ex.
PEELED from the ministry, has lost his
three churches. has been dispraced and
humliIa'ed snd his family haa been sup
ported by a young son, " ho receives s.
2 week at cigar factory. The courl
listened to the appeals for mercy and
then sentenced the minister TO three
months in the Jail, fine Of $40 and tho
payment OF S274 costs. e~-1- :
At the conclusion ofthe sentence Rev
Frilch tottered into the arms of the
sheriff and was taken tojail, a thorough.
~ Droken.doTn man. A few months
ago he was looked upon as successful
clergyman, with three large and. pros
porous congregations, FiIs
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-10-27
GOFP IN MERCER COUNTY.
10 Dawus Democratic spsnker-Demo.
- Gratis Treat Hin DIEcourteously,
sSptctG{ Dtsuftci 10 the fntfIfirrrs,r .I.". H.

Ho Downs n Democratic spsnker-Demo.
Gratis Treat Him DlEcourteously.
Special Dispatch to the iateiigcEe.r.
PRINCETON, W. Va, Oct. 2G.-Gcneral
GoG closed his series Of speech in Mer.
Ger county yesterday ct Concord. About
half an hour before the time for him to
speak the Democratic Executive Com
mlttee sent him t. challenge to divide
time with @. w. Smith, local politician
and attorney o! this place. Contrary to
their expectation the challenge was &C.
cepted and Smith so badly skinned that
he will have to be poul,iced. While
Smith was speaking parties passed up
the aisle making signals to parties in the
audience and when Smith concluded, by
lar the larger part Of the Democrats
present rushed from the house in
noisy manner, creating all the confusion
possible and trying to prevent Gotl's
closing speech from being heard. All
decent people. without regard 10 party,
condemned this conduct in upmeasured
terms and regret that man like General
Coil should have been treated in such
manner. The result q. the polls will
show that no party can succeed in Mer-
Ger county by denying it's opponents a
right OF free speech.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-10-27
A TOWN FLOODED
By tho bursting uf n Stand pipe-Grent
Damage Done.


By tho bursting uf n Stand pipe-Grent
Damage Done.
TEMPLE, TR1As, Oct. 26.-Two hund.
red and eighty thousand gallons Of
water, confined in the steel stand pipe,
broke loose from their confines ut about
8 o'clock on Friday morning and flooded
the town. Immense sheets OF boiler
stae!. hundreds OF pieces Of scatfolding,
houses, barns, fences and all the debris
Of the surrounding ncighhorhood went
hoatilg and crashing in all directions.
The people of the town were awakened,
and stood in frightened groaps abjut
the town watching the destruction Of
their homes and property. The house
OF 0. I. Rigdon, was crushed as m eyy
shell, and afterwsrd took fire from an
overturned lamp and was Turned.
Rigdon was seriously burned, and his
recoveryis doubtful.
The damage done is heavy outside OF
the stand pipe ileelf. All the houses
around were flooded with water and sew
erat seriously Gamsgpd. The accident is
unGccountable. No flaws arc apparent
in any Of the broken and torn pieces and
the workmanship shows it to bs first
class. s 4, ~,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-10-27
MRS. BRANNON FOUND
Seventeen Days Without Food
Water or Shelter.
HER HORRIBLE CONDITION
or MIND aud Rody..Discovcred Hid.
Ing In n Fodder Shock Suffer-.
Ing from an Injury
a Sad Story. @

Special DisDatch 10 he Inieliceney.
CLARKscuRG, W. VA, Oct. 26.-Mrs
Brannon, OF St. Louis, the demsnted
woman who jumped from the cara here
on October 9th and ran to the bile,
leaving seven children motherless, wai
accidentally discovered to-day hiding in
q fodder shock within three.euarters ol
mile Of town. Brent Mead, n negro
hcstler, who was looking for STRAY colt,
heard groans in the shock and tore It
down aud discovered the woman com.
plstely helpless. She had fallen and
hurt heraelt In her flight aud has been
without food or water, except that she
sucked tho rain from her clothing, for
seventeen days. ~
Mead gave the alarm and Officer Con.
nell, accompanied by large crowd, was
soon on tho way to tho rescue. The
sight OF the woman waa sickening. An
ambulance was sent for and the wo man
brought TO the county house, where all
possible attention is being rendered.
The physicians predict her recovery,
unleas fever sets in. . She still insists
that attempts were made to murder her,
and begs that her rescuers will not
advise her st. Louis relatives of her
whereabouts. She Bays no one imayines
her suaerings for the past few years,
particularly just before ahe left home.
She inquired respecting her children
and seemed pleased to learn Of their
safety. ,I7F
The night she ran away she crouched
down between two logs. The crowd,
hundreds Of which were equipped with
lanterns and torches, walked over her
aud failed to see her. For eight days
she has been endeavoring to attract the
attention of persons passing the fodder
shock, but was unable to make any ono
hear, although dozens passed her hiding
place daily. She lost her money ,.ud
railroad tickets in her flight. Her
friends have been advised OF her capture.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-10-27
THB Static CAMPAIGN.
Shrowd Democratic Scheme in
the Second District Il
IN THE INTEREST OF WILSON.
Republicans Should DO on their
Guard..fiubbard ut Cfarksburg.
a Great Meeting Con
a In Mercer County.

EptG'h DsputcH ~ INC iHfAtgtHttT. ..... NV
ST.. GEoRGE, ". Va, Oct. 20 -Circum,
stances ere leading to the suspicion, and
the suspicion is gaining in strength, tha,
there 10 conspiracy among the Demo.
Gratis to'brinS about wholesale trading
OF votes agains. uarman and fn favor OF
Wilaon, in the Second Congressional
district.
Evidence comes in from various quar-.
tera, and all the evidence points in one
direction aud leads TO ono conclusion.
lfthe Democrats are not ley ing plans to
Trade vo.s, In tbs candidates for Con
greaB, then much that is trauspiriug Is
not ea3ily explained. There is UNDER
hand work OF some eors going on.
II Is fact that tho Democratic party
Is sensible that their candidate for Con.
grfss, Hon, ". L. Wilson, Is In more
ipmiuent dagger Of defeat nov than
ever belore. The ordinary means OF
carrying on u acampaign ara Intellectual in
their pteaeNt emergency, and they see
that their arguments and their speeches
VIII no. eui!ice, aud that in their desper.
alto strait. sorlething else must b, r..
sorted to, nr they &C down.
Their plan seems TO bo this. They
will trnda against Earnlan where they
can in aEy part OF the district. But in
irogc counties where, iiom any cause,
there Is local disagreement among the
epublicEns. the principal work will be
attempted. The fret thing in the plan
will he to enSender as much strife as
possible among the Republicans, aud
when this is done, ther tho Democrats
alc 10 offer TO l.lp one faction OF the
}?rr1hlicaas, aad sex that fiction to
lend its help to w. L. Wilson in return.
The district is close, aud a trade OF
this kind, II succasaful Mt oil, even in
one or two coun,ier, wonld turn the
scale. II is s1id that tho Democrats ex.
peCt 10 put forth their greatest exertion
iE Preston and Tucker counties They
think they seo that tncro Is a local un-
pleasantness in the Republican ranks iu
both these counties, and they hope to
work successfully with one or the other
OF the fections-to agree to lend help to
n faction, and in exchange have what
help for Wilson that faction may be able
togive.
lae plot eeens 10 be deeply laid, and
there are many Indications that exten.
aive preparations have been made to put
it into effect. But the secrets have
leaked ont. Suspicion is aroused, and
the schemiDg ia not apt to work. Re-
ppb!icaEB should be warned, and should
be on their guard. The only safe plan
is for no Republican to trade for any.
thing. There ere combinations and
trades which might seem simple and
harmlefs enough from d voters stand
point, but at tne same time It would be
part Of plan 10 injure the whole Re-
publican ticket.-Don'ttrade at all is the
safest.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-10-27
PRESTON REPUBLICANS
Makc Tour OF the County, Trip Fruit.
-..# ... ~ ful Of (.ood .

h{akc Tour OF the County, Trip Fruit.
ful OF Good.
Special Dispatch to the In.ciligencer.,
kINGwoop.. W. VA, Oct. aC.-Oa Fri
day morning delegation Of kspubli.
cans, with speakers aud candidates and
the Mozart Silver band, LETT here on a
campaign trip through the county. The
first meeting waa at Valley pointat . p.
m., where Edward S. Elliott addressed a
large outdoor meeting for an honr and
a half and was followed by State sena-
tor Worley in n short speech. At7p.
n. q good meeting WAS held at Cuzsart,
which was addressed by the same speak.
era.
The third meeting was held yester.
day afternoon ut Princeton and was the
largest and most enthusiastic one OF the
series. The first speaker was Hon.
George Sturg!s. He confined himeeIf to
the tariff and made a magnificent argu.
ment, which was simply unanswera6le.
He WAS followed by Edward S. Elliott,
who, during his speech, net the crowd
cheering wildly by the eloquent manner
in which he replied to al interruptine
Democrat. The weak's campaign closed
with splendid meeting ut Clifton last
which was addressed by State Senator
Marley and Mr.. Elliott. H,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-10-27
STANLEY MUST sEypLAIN,


Popular Feclsng f.sks Elm to Answer
'-l the Chargoa Against Him.
A LONDON, Oct. 26.-The book OF Major
Bartselot's correspondence and diaIiea,
edited by his brother, was published the
same day that Stanley was receiving a
doctors degree at Cambridge, and trying
to look as though he understood the
Latin in Grafton in which he was
likened unto Cesar. Barttelol's letters
show that Stanley must be a very shoddy
kind of a Cesar; but then, OF course, aIl
great men ere not free from faults.
. The unanimous feeling ia that the
charges made in the book are SO serious
that Stanley Is bnund to reply to them
promptly and fully 1T will not do"
says the Pail Mall Ga:etle, "lor the ex.
plorer to send an in,imation through his
private secretary that his engagements
DO not give him time to notice such
things" s93s u "a = :
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-10-27
"A DIPLOMATIC TROUBLE.
Minister IIlrsch Upliolds m American Citi.
1en,s Rights Ia Turkey,

'u'aibtcT hTseu OpHoiub M american Citi.
asns Rights Ia Turkey.
CoSsrASrlNorLE, Oct. 2G.-Trouble hiss
arisen between Mr.. nirach, the Ameri.
can Minister, and the Porto over the
arrest Of an American subject on sue.
picion Of being implicated in Armenian
revolutionary plots. The accused is a
graduate OF Bowdoin college. He came
to Turkey during the administration Of
President Hayes TO found an American
college, but tho project fell through.
The arrest was elected Ia the night
time ut the accussd's residence, and in
spite OF his proteat that he was m Amer
lean and his protest production Of pass.
port, he was carried to the Seraskierat
prison without being allowed to dress. 3
Minister Hirsch sent m energetic pro.
test to the foreign minister against the
violation Of the right OF domicile OF M
American citizen and demanded salts.
faction and the puniehment OF the of1ic.
ial who ordered his arrest. 4
A statement was sent 10 Mr.. Hirsch
that the accused had engraved a seal for
q secret Armenian committee. Proof
was produced that the man had no
knowledge OF the art Of engraving, and
that he had recently been acting as
agent for an American firm engaged in
the manufacture Of photograph appar.
atus. The Government then expressed
its regrets. Mr.. Hirscb, however, still
maintains his demands for satisfaction,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-10-27
Tile Nj ktl. SUPPLY.
There Is Enough for American Ships of War
r"aHrs for Awhile, s-r-ls,.,. (

There Is Enough for American Ships of War
for Awhile.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 2G.-The reports
from the officers detailed to examine the
nickel mines Of tho world have been re-
ceived at the Navy Department md
they serve to dissipate the fear that the
available supply OF that metal might
prove insufficient for the needs OF the
navy and that its procurement would be
attended with great delay and expense.
The results OF the examinations, how
ever, show thst the supply is by no
means limited.
The department now expects to be
able to obtain all the nickel it needs at
its own price, aud those who have ro-
Gently gono into extensive uicke! specu-
la1ions on the contrary theory will prob.
ably experience disappointment. II
is understood that no immediate pur-
chases will be made by the department,
IS the Government deems it unneces.
sary in the circumstances to continue
| its bide. H.z :
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-10-27
A TERRiBLa ACCIDENT.
A Strange and Fatal Disaster In peunsyi.

--N''' .~''-"sS' 49, = oAh'JA~
vtntn. E.
DUBOIS, Pa, Ocs. ca strange and
fatal accident occurred ntar Beech Tree,
a few miles from here, by which En-
gineer Casey and Brakeman Laird were
killed and Conductor Crawford and
Fireman Fitzpatrick badly Injured.
Az three o'clock ttis morning train
No. 50, with an extra pusher, broke in
Two on the up grade. The accident was
no. known to the engineer oi The push
er, who showed the rear ,section over the
summit and sent i: down the other side,
to run alons BY gravity. Meanwhile
Conductor Casey haG run ahead,
side-sracked the first section,
and ran back 10 get the rear end. The
two met with q crash in deep curve,
the tendor was thrus: through the cab
plnninS Casey to bis seat, and ipjuring
min so that he lisl tonight. brake.
man Lnird was instantly killed, b.ing
crushed between the cars. while the
others were but Slightly injured.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-10-27

CLEVELAND, Oct. ga heavy north.
easter has ragged on Lake Erie all day,
creating terrible aea. The steamer
John N. Nicoll, With the barge Wahnap.
itne in tow bound from Washburno to
Fairport with lumber, tried to make the
protected harbor at s o'clock this even.
ing, and the latter went on the break.
water. Captain Nicoll, his wife and
crew of sever clamored to the break.
water and clulg to cleats. Two OF tho
party " ere drowned. Il
The .WahnGptae is worth $4,000 and
had 100000 feet Of lumber on board,
consigned to Gardner, Of Fairport. j
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-10-27

At St. Luke's P. E. church Yesterday
Rev. j. Birmingham, the rector. preached
on the Work Of the Brotherhood of st.
Andrew; the need OF the work and thr
call for workers" "Atthe night service Rev,
Mr.. Thompson, 4 missionary OF China,
talked on his work in China. At the
Sunday school service at 9 D. m, Rev. Mr..
Thompson addressed the children. Be.
ginning November 10, Rev. Mr.. Caraten.
son, OF brooklyn, will hold d ten davs'
mission at St. Luke's. -
Yesterday morning Rev. Dr.. GINNING,
ham, Of the First Presby chnrch
preached on the subject, ".Netbing but
Leaves" and in the evening on "Churcb
music" at the United Presbyterian
church Dr.. Mcclure preached Yesterday
morning on "The Year OF Jubilee" He
treated it, frat, as! a civil institution
among Jews, and second, as a great
symbolic truth in the lives OF the people.
Tho evening sermon was from the
Ephesians s; 80.
Rev. J. A. Fullerton, the newly in.
stalled minister at the Thompson N. E,
church, preached yesterday morning on
The Foundation that cannot be De.
streyed"-Matthew 7:24, and in the
evening to the young people. Rev. Full.
lerton will on Friday evening oresDiz.
an Epworth League. Rev. G. M, Alfo;d
preached on education and Cbristianity
at the Third Presbyterian church yes.
terday evening.
Rev. Elliott Thompson, missionary,
preached yesterday morning. Bataam's
inspired wish, "'Lat me die the death OF
tho righteous and let my las. end be
like his" was the subject treated by
Rev. F. N. Lynch. at the morning ser.
vice at the Chapline Street Met6od;s,
church, and at night he preached on the
Conversion Of the E:hiopean Elnuch, b
In tho ab!euce Of Rev. E, Z. D ,rnb "a.
or, who il attending thu Lutheran SYNOD
Ias Biairsuille, Pa, President R. H.
BIaisdeil, of the Female College. c,ccu :
pied tie pulpit at the Enxlish Lutheran
church ia the. morning aad the Young
Mems Christian Association conducted
the evening service. ,,F, -,7II'S
Yesterday morning at 7:30 a praise
service was held in the Fi,st pr.sby.
teriau church. a special musical pro.
gramme was rahdered. inclu linv INV
!i, Heart Ever Faithful" by Mrs. Walter
Williams. s.., - !, :" -