The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-12-26
yssr s.ss,asys Daily.

10 StutRls LOIS morning.
For harness and harness repairing
20 the eighth street harness shop.
MAlR,ED-ln Hot Springs at the
residence Of the groom's mother, by
Rev H. D. Smith. Eugene r. Brooks
and Nary Brunette OF Hill City.
Mrs. w. ID. Jones came over from
last evening to join her hus-
band, who is an attache to the SrAn
Office. She will remain during the
winter.
Mrs. A. Nyswanger, sister Of Mrs.
n. Martin, is visiting in the city.
She resides on Battle Creek, near Her
mosa, and says that the settlers are
having considerable trouble with the
Indians in that locality. Mrs. Nys-
wanger will remain in the city for
sometime, or until the Indian a
subsidies.
The SrAR Office today receiveda new
quarter medium Peerless jsb press, that
required quite an amount of work
and ingenuity to get into the Office.
When the press is set up and in work.
ing order a more extensive notice will
he given, The STAR is preparing to do
all kinds Of job work and have made
out quite q large order for new ma
terial and stock which is arriving al
most daily.
An exchange says that the star Of
Bethlehem, which was visible at the
birth Of Christ and which can he seer
only every 2l5 years, can be seen
every evening now at 8 O'clock. It APP
pears just a little south Of east, and is
a very beautiful and brilliant orb. 1t
will only be visible about two months
and those who do not see it now will
be denied that pleasure. unless, how
ever, they live for about three cen.
turtles yet.
A bill passed the house Monday pro-
viding for the adjudication and pay
ment for Indian depreciation claims.
It establishes q court composed of three
judges, to be known assthe court of In
dian depredations. It will consider
claims for the property taken or de-
stroyed by Indians under tho protec-
ton Of the United States. The claims
shall be substantiated by the testimony
Of creditable witnesses not Of the In
dian race. The only limitation made
rs to the time Of the depreciation is in
a provision that no claim prior to Jan.
4, 1847, shall be cons,dered.-Er.
From Mondays Daily.
On. G. Wood, of Buffalo Gap, is in
the city today on business.
The walls Of the syndicate building
are rising majestically towards the
cerulcan dome.
AL. Hora, First Lieutenant Of the
Hot Springs guards. departed for the
Bad Lands Sunday morning.
j. w. Jones, of the Herald, has re-
turned from his Chicago trip, and wall
again the editorial char.
The w. G. I. U. will have a meeting
on Friday at 8 O'Clock p. M. at the col
legc. Important business demands
attention.
There was no preaching at the SCI
diers' Home yesterday afternoon,
though services were expected to be
held every Sunday.
The painters started to work early
this morning to paint the engine house,
and as we are going to press the house
is nearly covered with the fest coat.
A. w Wellman, of the 1. L. Ellwood
Manufacturing Co, of DeKalb, ILL.,,
spent Sunday and Monday in the city.
He represents the barb wire industry.
Alex Mckay returned last evening
from a four weeks trip to Nova Scotia
and the east, where he has been visit
imp relatives and friends,
J. G. Clarkson, Of the hardware
house of Lee, Clark & Gleason, Of
Omaha, has made Hot Springs his
headquarters, and will hereafter make
his home with us.
Plummer c. Davis has moved on
his claim which he recently purchased
from Mr., Ferguson, and will improve
and cultivate the same. He proposes
furnish the Hot Springs market with
fresh, green vegetables in early spring.
F. H. Taft, Of the Sioux City News.
paper Union arrived Saturday even.
ing, and has been doing the city in the
interest Of the Newspaper Union. He
made the STAR q social and business
visit before going further into the
Hills.
j. H. Bevell. Of Minnekahta, late
B. & NJ. agent at Siding 2, was ovel
today in company with Mr.. Douglas, o.
Nebraska. They are looking over til,
the country. with a view NJ locat;r,