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The morning call., 1891-11-13
CITY REAL ESTATE.

01OO0 BRODERICK ST. CLOSE TO SUIT
eDfOOO. ter; welI-built and nicely arranged
cottage of 9 rooms and bath; beautifully papered
aud in fine condition; brick found tion; nice gar
den; In fact a perfect home for family OF mod
crate circumstances; lot 25xIl0; this place cannot
be duplicated for less than $1,000 which a close In
specUon will prove; If you looking for a small
place don't fail look at this for bargain: must
be sold within the next 10 days; Call at once
EASrON, ELDRIDGE AZ co.
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LoDGISG-H0UsEs FOR SAFE

| 7 ROOM HOUSE on TURK ST.............S85O
u rooms, positive bargain; part cash ~ 90
u rooms, 6eary st cheap; part cash $500
: rooms, on Mason st positive bargain $3.50
so rooms, on Fourth st: rare chance ...-.... 5000
Apply To FLETCHER. 96l Mark ct. mr.. sixth. Its
> ROOMS. GEARY AND POWELL. PARTCASH
- i grand bargain, 20 rooms, clears $50
penSeS; 100 houses to select from; money loaned q
per cent. Apply W. +. HEALY. l14S Market st
w ELL-lAAYlNG HOUSE: 50 ROOMS; PRICE
" $4,000 cash. or viii trade for Oakland. Ala
media. Berkeley or city real estate. Address LOdg-
Ing, Box 81, CALI Branch Once. n0lJ 81
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ADVERTISING.


If YOU WISH 20 ADVERTISE ANYTHING
L anywhere at any time write to GEO. T. ROwELL
d CO.. 10 Spruce ST.. New York. aul9 ly
LIVERY ON IN NEED OF IMPORTATION ON
II the subject OF advertising will do well to obtain
acopy OF Book for Advertisers" 1858 pages. price
81 mailed, postage paid. receipt OF price; coa-
t2iils a careful compilation from the American
Newspaper Directory OF all the best papers aud
class journals; gives the circu rating OF every
one. aud good deal o. Information a5ous rates aud
other matters pertaining to the business OF aiver-
tising. Address kOWELES ADyEK rISISG b.
REAU. 10 spruce ST.. New York. aul9 ly
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OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS,

OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.
OAKLAND AGENCY-ADyERTI Avn
~ subscriptions received at the Oakland Braneh
once of THE MoRNINa CALL gO2 Broadway.
CHOICE BUILDING LOTS on IN SrALLMENIS
~ J. 2. and e. A. MCCARTHY owners 646 Mar
ket St, San Francisco. nol3 trsuMowe
GlCS AND $3.50 PER LoT-oNLY $40 CASH
ID and IS per month II desired; choice lots
ti9 on the tract AMI electric line adjoining same;
200 lots sold and 50 left g; call early Ior
bargain l. W. WOODWARD IL CO., 902 Broad
way Oakland nolI7t
G1SO TO $500 PER LOT AT FRUITvALE,
ID Oakland: SO to s25 cash and So per
car line OF Sessions new electric road; viii give
tree pass Tor years 70 any one who VIII build
broadway Oakland. noll IL
FOR sALE-ss000; FINE COTTAGE ROOMS
! and bath: lot 63xlO0; central location: easy i'll
Station. Oakland. uoI3 I'm
THIS WEEK. LAST WEEK
ENDING SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 14TH
OF OUR GRAND OFFER IN
THE WARNER TRACT OF
$50 LOTS 5O1lOO
sl2s EACH: $40 CASH; BALANCE So PER
THE GRANDEsT OFFER EVER PRESENTED
OVER $4,000 SOLD IN ONE DAY.
YOU CAN DOUBLE YOUR MONEY ON EVERY
LOT YOU BUY IN LESS THAN ONE YEAR
REMEMBER THIS WEEK ONLY AT s125 PER
LOT 50xl50.
THIS is ONLY $3.50 PER ACRE.
Including also the grading of the streets and
Laying of the city water-mains
Next week all sl25 lots remaining uusoId will be
AuNluCeu 10 fZUU each
Carriages viii be in waiting at nur Office
Each day at l O'Clock to show property free OF
charge
30 minutes to San Francisco. Is minutes from
Oakland.
For full particulars apply to
II j. LAYMANCE & CO.
466 Eighth St. Oakland or
LATHRoP- FLINT COMPANY.
l9 Montgomery st, San Francisco.
nos II
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MONEY LOANED FROM 81 UPWARD AT
w Security Loan hank, 1IV5 Market ST. mr. Mason;
private entrance Turk. n, }, FRANKLIN&Co 6m
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BUSINESS CHANCEs-CoNrINr1Fp.


RIO SELL OUT YOUR BUSINESS co TOLD.
BARNARD, 224 Kearny st. establish 1859. IT.
G1S0 PLUMBING-sHoP: GREAT BARGAIN:
y ~ 10y account Of sickness; tools alone cost
S1oo. !. ID BARNARD. pa Kearny St 1t"
S450 OLD CORNER SALOON on THE
U icO. water front; choice location; positive
saerlnce. / ID. BARNARD, 224 Kesrny st, IT.
GOS0 GERMAN DELICACIES AND vARIE-
S-oO. ty store, with living rooms; rent only
Sl5; real barsain; doing fine trade. Apply to
l. d. BARNARD. ga Kearny St IT.
GlS00 SALOON AND RESORT NEAR THE
NIoOV. Park; choice corner: iail STOCK; fine
hxtures. Apply TO l. ID. BARN ARD. pa Kearhy ST
OYsTER-HoUsE WITH LARGE OUTSIDE FAM
" lily trade; making big money, but must be sold
Apply to L d. BARNARD. 224 Kearny st. 1t.
SI35O HAY AND GRAIN, w9oD, AND
city I. d. BARNARD, pa KearnY st lt*
GITOD CORNER SALOON; BLOCK FROM
MARKET ST. ksPt by y present. owner Is
lO ROOMS = NEATLY FURNISHED; PART
SoomS b,ry,in So
saloons. $3.50 up. aad other bargains at A. P ELY
& CO.'S, $40 Market ST. nol2 2t*
L'oR SALE OR EXCHANGE-A VALUABLE
business opportunity TO the right party; be
had on easy terms in cash or would take good real
estate or other property in part exchange; the
alone $500 month can be made NoRGAN'S
ENCHANGE, 62S Market St; 4S1 Ninth St, Oak
land aud 20 Union Bloc@, Seattle nos II
ITO BUY OR SELL A BUSINESS CALL ON
L DUFFY CO.. 3IS Kearny ST. DEL If
GITR SALOON; BARGAIN; ACCOUNT DE-
u u. parture. Apply l55 Second ST. 10 ST.
DouTE FOR SALE; MORNING PAPER: SPLEEN
IL did opportunity for live man; good location:
chance Tor Increase Apply this Ohee. no6 / m
GROCERY AND EAR: GooD-PAYING CORNER;
" long lease and low rent; large stock: sickness,
cause of selling T. h.. Box So, this office nos IT
A \ IMPORTING AND MANUFACTURING PIC
~ tHre aud frame business. well established, with
steady customers; cheap c. \, Box 81, tails Of
nee. nor Str
A y OLD GOOD-PAYIN6 STATIONERY AND
~ variety store. Inquire CALL Once. 7OS Broad
way. noI0 7J*
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WIN. b. MARSHUTZ & CO. REAL ESTATE
w Agents and House brokers, 32&12 Montgomery.
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J
ARE THE AGENTS FOR THE SALE OF
baden STOCK-YARD CO.'S
LOTS AND BLOCKS.

! Ian DIER. BUILDER AND OW Err. OFFICE
y. Is Montgomery st H. monthly fayEeRts Of
SEE to sac you procure elegant of )
rooms with all modern improvements. located on
cahle Iues; II you desire. ! viii build you house
your plan in any part OF the city. = lot of
your own selection, the easy monthly pay
mentS; have just flushed cosy cottages aud =
S-Story residences. which must b. be abure-
eiatcd. For further particulars apply 70 l. LAND
LER. \ MONTGOMERY 81. oC2S NefrSuSIo Il
S.tI0 WILL BUILD SUBSTANTIAL HOUSE
TOJU Of 1 rooms. DOUGLASS, 2Su9 Geary
street. noI2 81
S.IOb LEVEL LOT. sax! 20. WITH GREER
t~-tUN. in Berkeley: SIC monthly.
lu1-Fiue corner; luuN 10: sidewaIked.
S.O0-Coru-r; Z4XIOJ; so cash. 50 monthly.
TSu0-Lpt 40xlOO; $50 c5.sa. 50 monthly
S50G-CornCr: 4Ox 100; sIdcw tleei: 5 ) month IL.
Asa fur maps, 1000 lots. l uEer only what own
CHAs. \. BAILEY, owner. ~ Mantgohl-ry.c2I II
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SII00 F Fs5,rS 5grn. WAITED AISIi N most
r.om n Western Addition. near c4T-house, OAK and
ioderleA SITS; the aneSt corner and best place for
grocery ana har IN This city; complete stock etc
Eaut fixtures. has choice family and general trade;
gearing $50 10 500 per month. with rapid In
crease; IS thH Crandes. bargain ever offered pre-
trrrnS good partner TO keeping 4 clerk: this IS
chance you cannot afford miss: fun invest5ga-
huarTy -. II
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PAINTrKS.

L, A. JENNINGS a CO., GENERAL con
4 tractors, painting. paper hanging. whitening,
plastering, carpenter WORK, etc. So Mission St,
doors east OF Fifth s. II. se27 Sun
SlGNS. PAINTING, WHITENING, PAPER
~ hanging. tinting and decorating; wholesale and
retail dealers In paints, oils, glass. brushes.
nishes McRAE DUANE 205. 20T Fourth. ~ 6m
The morning call., 1891-11-13

IA ASTED-PAKrNEK WITH $500 OR 800;
w profitable AMI safe in vestnent: Investigation
solicited Doctor Boa IS. CALI. Branch ONCE II 5.
The morning call., 1891-11-13

@. O0Q0 COTTAGE OF ROOMS: CHICKEN
eDOoOU. house; splendid chance to raise poul-
try; see the size of lot 24cxlS0: bargain. w.
Ii MARSHirL s. CO a. u, NinntpnmerY ST.
The morning call., 1891-11-13

!, OK SALE-FLAr; Is ROOMS: NEWLY ~ R
! niShed. See owner. S22 hlrd u. nul3 r.
LINE HOUSE: 70 ROOMS; CLEARING 500 PER
month; must sell this week; price $1,000. EICII-
ENLAUB. 759 Market 81. uoll atN
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CARPETS.
CLEANING.

CARPETS CLEANED: LAID. ALEX W WHEEL
" DEN. 2400 Geary St; Telephone 1893. jy3 If
CITY STEAM CARPET beating AND RENO
~ waiting works: dying and cleaning; "a aud IS
Eighth st. G. Fl. STEVENS. proprietor mrl ION
opal LDING'S PIONEER CARPET-BEATING
telephone 3040- inrI9 II
CARPETS THOROUGHLY CLEANED WITHOUT
" beating; rentting carpets a speciality. CONKLIN
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ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS.

ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.
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10 you KNOW
u WHERE TO BUY
BEST AND CHEAPEST
PARK LOTS .

IAKN LUIS =
II you wish to buy few lots for the very lowest
priCes-spOt cash. bluc part OF block. do not
tail to call Al 6i4 Market 81. uiirs OF the SOuthste
Land Company, FOR II is conceded ny all that park
lots N make monei by 81 peg ceul thaa in
Vestment IN any other part Of tie city. There you
Will md just lots for sale al - cash, - per
cent less than actual value at GA NIarSrt We
have INST few very choice corners for sd lew
very choice lots fronting the electric road. few
lots fronting the -ach which can b. had by
making small cash payment. balauce on easy IN
StI.imehtS lew extra choice bargains can be
LII
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FOR SALE-s300u; FINE COTTAGE 6 ROOMS
and bath: lot 631lO0: central location: easy ill.,
stallments A. }. TAFT 1874 Seventh ST.. Center
Station. Oakland. uoiSIm
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G9700 LOT SSx23O; S. FRONT; 2 NEW
u . w. cottages; within 10 minutes walk OF
erty.
J. A. JONES, els Broadway. Oakland. no1O If
I-C-U-R
LOOKING FOR HOME
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-05-15
Bits OF News.

A SEVERE earthquake shock was felt
throughout New Hampshire the other day
IT is reported that a leading London house
in the China trade has failed with liabilities
amounting to 100000.
o. H. PECKHAM of St. Louis, has been
elected president OF the National Confec-
TONERS association, in session at St. Louis
AT Springfield, o., Elder Green immersed
Mrs. Alice Madison, who is dying with con-
sumption, in a metallic casket, in which She
will be buried.
A FRENCH scientific expedition in Terra
del Fuego was attacked by Indians, and it
is reported that only two members escaped.
COLD weather, accompanied by frost, is
experienced in eastern states, and all kinds
of fruits and garden truck has been injured
The customs committee of the French
chamber of deputies has decided that the
duty on wheat shall be reduced to 3 francs
and -four to francs, this reduction to hold
good for the period OF one year, and that
the duty on corn shall not be reduced.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-05-15
SEIZURE AND ESCAPE.
A Chilian Vessel Detained, But Takes
French Leave.


The steamship Etata. which put into San
Diego. Cal. a few days ago. it was said for
the purpose of obtaining provisions for the
warships now in possess ion of the congress
sional party in Chill. has been seized by the
United States marshal 1t was also init
mated that the vessels arrival had some
connection with the arrival of the schooner
Robert and Minnie, of Fort Catilcna island,
loaded with arms and ammunition. The
action of the United States marshal in seiz-
ing the steamer is the result of telegraphic
correspondence between the president Sec
rotary Blaine and Attorney General Miller.
The latter has been authorized by the presi
dent to take whatever steps he deems
necessary to enforce strict compliance
with the laws of neutrality.
Didn't Want to Remain.
The Gillian steamer Etata. held at San
Diego, Cal. for violation Of the neutrality
laws. quietly lifted her anchor and steamed
out into the ocean, carrying with it Deputy
United States Marshal Spauldihg. Marshal
Gard was not aware that the captain of the
Etata had any intention of disregarding his
authority, for he left for Point Iona in a
launch. The marshal's errand on his
second trip was to take the schooner Robert
and Minnie anywhere She might be found in
the open sea, outside of the Mexican juris-
diction, as a piratical craft. The deputy
marshal was sent ashore.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-05-15
Briefer Mention.

The date for the Sioux Falls camp
meeting has been fixed from June 90 to
July S.
The grounds for the state fair at
Sioux Falls have been selected and APP
proved by President Coddington, of the
state board of agriculture.
Mrs. DELL HODGES was caught in the
prairie fire which ran over the northwest
part OF Brookings county last week and
was badly burned. Seeing no other way
OF escape, She ran to the nearest slough
and threw herself. face downward, into
the water, but unfortunately she turne,t
her face upward just as the flames
swept over the slough. Strangely her
back was scared and plstercd with the
intense heat, though the clothing thereon
was not burned.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-05-15
HEADING THEM OFF.
Further Efforts by Canada to Keep Her
People at Homo.

Further Efforts by Canada to Keep Her
People at Homo.
w. A. Shepard. who has been special
emigration agent for the Canadian govern
ment in the New England states during the
last five years. is at ottawa. He says the
French-spealing Canadians in the New
England states now number about 100000
of whom almost 10000 arc in want of cm-
ploymcnt. The English-speakihg Canad-
ians number about 100000, and of these, he
says. about $4,000 are idle. To aid the
Canadians in New England who desire to
return to Canada Mr.. Shepard has opened
fifteen offices in cities across the line. He
has opened an office at Ottawa and an
nounces he will open offices in several Cam
adam cities. where information will be
furnished about work and wages in the
states, with view to checking the craze
which prevails in eastern Canada for emf
grafton thereto.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-05-15
A CHASE ON THE HIGH SEAS.

The Fleeing Gillian Steamer, Etata.
Being Pursued by the Charleston.
The San Francisco morning papers state
that when the Charleston sailed on Satur-
day it was under sealed orders received in
cipher from Washington. The Charleston
is provisioned and coaled for a long cruise.
and instead of going outside to try its guns,
as was the general supposition, it is stated
that it has gone in pursuit of the CHILEAN
steamer Etata. If the Charleston does not
catch it the orders are to keep on until Adj
miral Brown is encountered in Gillian
waters. The Etata has a start of thirty-siX
hours and 500 miles.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-05-15
THE CONNECTICUT CASE.
Gov. Buckley Makes Showing In Court of
IL

Gov. Buckley Makes Showing In Court of
His Title.
Attorney Case, acting for Gov. Buckley
has filed an answer to the quo warranto
proceedings brought by Morris in the super
ior court of Connecticut. Gov. Buckley
claims that he and no other person is the
true and lawful governor of Connecticut;
that the general assembly of Connecticut at
its January session in 1850. by joint ballot,
elected him to be governor for two years.,
and until his successor was duly qualified.
He still acts as governor because no suc-
ccssor has yet been chosen. He states that
Morris did not have q; majority over all,
and on account of the manifest mistakes in
the returns it was impossible to tell who, If
anyone. had legally been chosen governor
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-05-15
Leasing a Part of the Capitol.

Secretary of State Ringsrud has closed
the deal for the lease of part of the
capitol building to the United States
for court purposes for stated term of
years. According to law passed at
the last session of the legislature after
this lease had been entered into between
the state and the United States, the
secretary was to let the contract for
the erection of an addition of so by 60
feet, two stories high, to the statc-house,
to cost 81, 900. Bids will soon be called
for and work commenced on the build
ing
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-05-15
The Eicht-Hour Law All Right.

The supreme court of Indiana has sus-
tanned the new law limiting a days work to
eight hours. The complainant in the case,
John Griswell. testified that he had worked
for the Noel Flour & Feed company ten
months for the agreed sum of s1.25 a day.
That during that time he was kept busy
eleven hours a day. When he was dis
charged he demanded pay for the extra
hours and under the courts decision he
recovered the amount claimed. The court
holds that unless there is an expressed
agreement to the contrary. employees who
are required to work more than eight hours
a day must be paid extra.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-05-15
FIVE MASKED MEN.
They Get in Their Work on An Oklahoma

They Get in Their Work on An Oklahoma
Express Train.
A Sante Fee passenger train was held up
late at night by five masked men, who
boarded it at Wharton. o. T. The engine and
express car was detached and ran two miles
south, where the express car was robbed OF
all the money it contained. The passengers
were not molested. The gang was supposed
to be the notorious Dalton boys. The
amount secured by the robbers is given out
by the Sante Fe officials as $500. A large
force of United States deputy marshals was
organized at Guthrie and started in pur-
suit of the robbers.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-05-15
sTAY-AWAKE CRANKs.

The Record of Sleeplcssncss Broken at
San Francisco.
The sleep fasting contest which began at
San francisco. with twenty entries, ended
in w. @. Woodford, the only contestant
who remained awake, being forced by the
management to retire. He had been with
out sleep 14s hours and As minutes, and,
when finally obliged to close his eyes, be
was pronounced by physicians in danger of
losing his reason. 1t is believed that he
will recover. He broke the record of 144
hours and 20 minutes made in Detroit,
and receives 500.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-05-15
An Entire Valley Lost to Farming.

Regarding the floods in the Lunahuana
district OF Chill, the Lima Opinion Macdonald
publishes a letter saying that the beautiful
valley of Lunahuana has experienced to-
biographical change, and what was formerly
a delightful spot is now a desert. Fifteen
craters have been continually at work since
the latter part of March, throwing out
masses of mud. which in its precipitate de-
scent and with the monstrous strength of
the current is carrying ruin in all direc-
tions and sweeping the houses before it, to-
gether with the inhabitants and cattle, the
vineyards, farms and irrigation works.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-05-15
HIGH TIME TO REST.

"Old Hutch, of Chicago, Will Travel for
Time.
B. p. Hutchinson. the board of trade spec
ulator. about whose sudden disappearance
so much has recently been published. has
left Chicago for Boston. 1t is his intention
to take {; vacation in the east. In the mean
time his affairs will be Strengthened out by
his sons. An examination of them shows
them in much better condition than they
were supposed to be. and when everything
is settled up he will have left about $780,,
900. Not long since Hutchinson was worth,
by repute, at least $40, 100000.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-05-15

the verdict rendered says: 1--WE cannot be
mistaken in the assertion that the verdict
WAS startling. amazing. a bitter disappoint-
ment. shocking to public opinion. provoking
repeated accusations that some of the jury
had been unfaithful to their office. The
report. which is Noluminous. goes on to
show that at least six jurors accepted brides
and that the trial Was, on the whole.
,,p,.,.,r-- 10 illct,rt,.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-05-15
Indiana Miners Give In.

AT miners mass convention at Brazil,
Ind, it was resolved to accede to the de-
mands of the operators and return to work
at once. They notified the operators that
they will sign the contracts individually at
the mine under protest to waive their rights
under the laws and resume work at any
hour. The rights waived are as to the BIZ
weekly pay day and weighing coal before
screening
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-05-15
No Coercion in the coke REGIONS.

Reports having reached Gov. Pattison
that the coke operators were keeping the new
men in the Scottda.c, Pa. mines without
letting them come to the surface. and i'll
some cases that the men were chained, the
governor sent Adjt.-Gcn. McClclland to
make an investigation. In company with
a number of labor officials the adiutant-
general visited the different mines and
after thorough Investigation reported
that there was not a word of truth in the
sensational reports.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-05-15
The Science of Irrigation.

Prof. l.. Foster, of the state agricul-
tural college at Brookings, is at Huron
to superintcnd the raising of twenty
acres of wheat, oats, barley, potatoes,
ETC., by irrigation. The test will be
made scientifically for the benefit of
those interested in irrigation. Prof
Foster will be assisted in his work by
G. A. Duncan, of Colorado, practical
irrigationist. Water will be supplied by
the great artesian well on the Risdon
farm
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-05-15
The Labor ProbIc,n.

Five hundred carpenters at Peoria, ILL.,.
have struck. Nearly one thousand dock
laborers at Ashtabula harbor. Ohio, have
struck against a reduction of wages At
Milwaukee a settlement OF the stone cut
ter's strike has been effected. Five humid
red employees Of the United States Rolling
Stock company in Chicago have struck for
six weeks back pay. The company is in
the hands of Il receiver.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-05-15
Lee Must Go Permanently, or STAY.

The application of Tom Lee, of Chinatown,
New York, who before he became a natural
ICED citizen rejoiced in the name Of Wing
A. Ling, for passport to visit his native
land has been refused by Uncle Sans
officials at Washington. 1t has been held
by the United States circuit court of Cali
fornia that the naturalization of q Chinese
person was without warrant of law. A
passport, it is stated. would not free Mr..
Lee from the operation of the exclusion act.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-05-15
Tho Situation in Russia.

The Russian authorities have suddenly
suspended the expulsion of the Jews from
Moscow. The agitation among the Russian
Poles is spreading. Official circles put the
blame upon the conciliatory policy adopted
by Germany in Prussia-P Poland, and believe
that Germany's object is to arouse envy and
discomfort among the Russian Poles.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-05-15
Notorious People Headed East.

Mrs. James Brown Potter and Mr.. Kyrle
Bellew are returning from their Oriental
trip, it is believed 100000 richer than they
started. They met with great success in
Australia and India. At the Nizam's
special request they visited Hyderabad. re-
ceiving fee OF $4,000 for few recitations
and extracts from .'Hamlet,'' '.school for
Scandal, "Romeo and Juliet etc.