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MADISON SOUTH DAKOTA FRIDAY JANUARY 3D. 1891

braska state board of agriculture, Ian regu-
lar annual meeting assembled, would most
respectfully but earnestly petition your
honorable body to appropriate sufficient
sum from the funds Of the state university
now in the state treasury and not otherwise
appropriated for the erection and equip
ping of a building In connection with the
University of Nebraska, TO he located upon
the grounds belonging 90 aud constituting
the experiment. al farm OF the agricultural
and Industrial college of said university.
the said building to be- designated and
known as the Pathc- Biological Laboratory
of the University OF Nebraska. With this
end In view we most heartily indorse house
roll No. - aud would earnestly asa its pass
age.
The senate adopted the following resoiu-
tion. offered by Mr.. stevens. without dis
senting vote:
Resolved. That a committee OF Ave be- APP
pointed by the president 10 Investigate and
report u the senate at Its earliest conven-
ience ~ To the advtsa ability OF a reduction.
Of fees and salaries OF public officials by
Law ia the state Of Nebraska.
When the KEEPER resolution asking the
Nebraska congressional delegation TO op-
pose the passage OF the force bill came up
for action. senator Moore spoke In opposi-
tion 10 the re solution on the ground that the
bill MAS q yoluminous document aud few
members were familiar with It's provisions.
He moved Its indefinite postponement. but
only got z yeas, - nays.
After . long discussion the resolution was
adopted by party vote OF % tn Z. the dem
ocrsts and Independents Joining against the
republicans.
Al the afternoon session the senate went
into committee Of ths whole and recon-
mcrded the passage OF numerous rcsolu-
lions. Adjourned until Monday.
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when Cleveland was : sh.rifs.

NEW YORK, Jan. 29.-Ex-President
Cleveland, while responding TO . toast at
the annual police banquet, referred to
his having been At one time sheriff OF
Erie county. He said In part:
80 far as any shrievalty is concerned l
may say by way OF msgnifying my Claim
for recognition here that not only held the
office and performed Its duties, but that
have since suffered more or less abuse on
account OF IL. Not many years ago, during
a national political campaign. u female
orator was employed To 20 about the country
isnsist agree with me that tifis ~ sxssS
dreadful IL makes me almost shudder Ia
think that perhaps this females efforts may
have had much to do with disastrous re-
suit but after all there In n grain OF com
fort In the reflection that this thing was
dono In the heat of political contest Aad by
one avowedly in the employ of political ad-
yersarieS.
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As Illinois Farmers Alleged Experience
with = Supposed 0host.


with = supposed Ghost.
CARrHAaE. H.. Jan. 29.--The entire
countryside east OF Carthage, IS we,l as
the people Of this city, are greatly OK
cited ovcf ghost. Thanksgiving day
last young Louis c. Boston, Of East
Carthage. died. He was an exemplary
young man, and his dying hope was to
yet be able 10 bring q number OF his
yQnng companions into better paths.
W&1NneAN0e.SfUU some meetina. when
'UYOfm dressed In robes. like those used
In the burial of the dead, stepped from
the hedge fence and caught each horse
by the bridle-rcin.
Don't you know me, Art?" spoke the
apparitiou. don't you know Louis
Boston," Wright was almost frozen
with horror, but declares that tho form.
face and features OF Louis Boston were
before him, although he had seen the
young mans body lowered into the grave
only o few weeks ago. Wright says he
sat In the same seat with the spook fol
twenty minutes, while II gave him
messages to deliver to relatives ano
friends, the substance OF which Wright
refuses to reveal.
1t Is reliably reported that Mrs. An
drew Wright, mother OF Art Wright, ha'
also seen the apparition and Is seriousi,
Ill In consequence. >~-"
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FRANCE has suppressed the rebellion
In Senegal.
THE steamer Ncssmore, from London,
has arrived from baltimore.
A Bls exodus OF negroes from Alabama
to Oklahoma has set In.
SERIOUS rioting on the part OF tho
railroad strikers occurred In Glasgow.
Several people were injured, but mons,
fatally.
AT the bricklayers' aud masons' In
ternational convention In Toronto John
Hearth, Of Denver, was reelected presi-
dent
THE Bell Telephone stockholders. at =
special meeting In Boston. have pAssed
a formal vote authorizing tho directors
to issue 81, 500, 900 OF new stock.
THE Rhode Island Legislature has d.
clared Oscar Lapham, democrat, elected
10 congress from the FirSt district.
There was no election In the Second dis
| trict.
HENRY MCDONALD, Mary Ann Board
man and James Paquette have been ar
rested In Chicago and are being held fof
| extradltion. Last Decemberit IL CHARGED
they drngged Peter Harlan In Montrss
and robbed him Of $4,000.
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INGALLS, iNrENrioNs.,x
ns VIII Lecture and Dsvote Himssif to
Literary W0rS.

Literary WORT
TOPEKA, Kan, Jan. 2e.--Senetor In
gals left Topeka At 4 o'clock yesterday
afternoon for Atchison, where he will
remain until Tuesday, when he leaves
for Washington. The manner In which
Ingalls, accepts his defeat Is Characteristic
4, lGf tha e @se srseAsonnsbis Souf and Appeared
It breakfast with the same cheerful
countenance which he has worn since
the inception OF the battle and which
still remained when the news OF the
ballot for senator came from the house.
Since the news of his defeat Senator In
gals has received two offers by wire OF
positions. The Detroit Tribune wired,
Offering him IN editorial position, and
the manager Of lecture bureau offered
him $500 night for thirty lectures, the
cities TO be chosen by himself. Senator
ingalls, will probably accept the PROPOSE
tion to deliver lectures. but will decline
the Tribune offer. In an interview to
day he said:
al shall probably devote my time e
literary work. / will mover consent tf
leave Kansas. / came to the state three
years before Its admission into the union
/ have lived here ever since. All my
belongings are here. Ali OF my children
were born In Kansas. My dead sleep Ii
her bosom and hope to minglc my dust
with her soil.
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a Tsnnr..ee Trensurer's saortage.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Jan. ga dis
patch from Manchester, Coffee county,
announces the arrest at that place OF b.
+. Lean, ex-trustee OF that county. on
the charge OF having embezzled 81, 200 OF
tho county funds. Lean had filled the
Office OF trustee for four years, his term
expiring In December last. He went to
Alabama recently, and upon bis return
yesterday was taken into custody. lie
gave a bond of So 600 for his appearance
i'm court next Monday. 1t Is said the al
legged shortage was discovered early in
the present month, but as he was III
Alabama at the time no steps were taken
to make his arrest. Lean has always
been held In highest regard by all the
people In Coffee county. IL Is though'
the alleged shortage was caused oy MS
loaning county funds TO friends.
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Made by the State Auditor of Kansas
Seventeen County Treasurers Found


short.
AITLE Rock, Ark, Jan. 30 Upon
the report of the state auditor to the
legislature the astonishing disclosures
were made that seventeen OF the county
treasurers of Arkansas are defaulters at
this time To the state OF Arkansas. In
many instances the amounts are small,
but the aggregate amounts to thousands
of dollars The carelessness with which
the custodans OF public funds In this
state have handled their trusts IS fully
set forth In the state auditors report
In addition to the shortage OF the treas
urers, IL Is said unoflicially that large
number OF sheriffs, constables and JUS
tices OF the peace would not bear an In
vestigation.
The hole In the state treasury, which
now has dwindled TO 800, 900 under the
careful canvass OF partisan board, Is
the largest swindle that has been un-
earthcd since the Immediate predecessor
of the present treasurer retired To ac'
cept the Office OF governor. An examin-
alton OF his accounts as state treasurer
showed shortage of $4,000, but no
criminal proceedings were ever insti-
tuted against him, and the civil suits
were finally abandoned
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Happ eaings In and About the kossuth
County Capital.

Hspp esinss In and About the Kossuth
County Capital.
ALTOONA, Ia, Jan. 29.-Special: An
infant child of Mr. aud Mrs. Chas. Noite
died Sunday OF congestion OF the lungs.
Miss Ella Langdon has been sick with
malarial fever, but Is better again.
The windows and seats for the new
Episcopal church came last Saturday.
Tha church will soon be ready for occu-
psncy.
Harvey Ingham. of the Upper Des
Moincs, Il away on trip To Chicago and
points east, TO be gone several weeks
Lars l.. Olmstead, OF Hebron town
ship, was In Algona soliciting subscrip-
tions to . fund for the building OF new
Norwegian Evangelical church In Lin
coin township, WinnebaRo county. The
new society will be known IS "Lincoln
Congregation. Ole o. Guam, Arut Rake
and Koibcn Erdahl are the trustees OF
the society.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. 8. Langdon visited
In Luverne last week. and Mr.. Langdon
went from there to Des Moinos on q
business tripp.
II commenced showing early yesterday
morning, and there Is now about sis
inches OF snow on the ground.
| Mr.. and Mrs. James Henderson came
back from Minneapolis last week ane
have moved into the house formerly oc
| cupied by Mr.. and Mrs. ii. Is. Hallock
A. G. Cady viii remove to Burt th'
latter part OF this week, and expects 4
open up the new cash store there som'
time next week.
Dave Hoggard got fall last Frida.
evening that will lay him up for som'
time. He fell, striking his back on tn
doorstep. and the result Is several rib
torn loose from the spinal column. IL
Is doing - we'll IS could be expected.
A. w. Noffat II around again after
short illness.
n. Arnold Esser has lately returne
from VISIT TO Wisconsin,. where his ps
rents reside.
Arrangements have been made 70
holding = farmers institute about III
middle Of February.
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CHICAGO, Jan. a9.--The first OF series
OF mass meeting OF union and non-anion
carpenters, for forming more complete
and effective alliance, was held last
night. The employers, IL appears, pro-
pose TO pay 80 cents an hour Tor the next
three years and ask the union men 10
sign an agreement accepting that sum.
The union men propose to resist this
and are cndeavoring TO unite all the
carpenters prepatory to making dc,
mand In the spring that the rate ol
wages shall be As cents per hour.
movement Is on foot 10 unite all ths
building trades In one association, ~
that II tbs demand Of the plumber or tn
carpenter Is not complied with by th'
boss, the work on any job will be at onc'
com pletely stopped.
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Although He Released His
Supporters He Does Not
Abandon Hope.
The independents Unssat a Num-
bsr Of Rspublioans---A With
sring skoast'
Nebraska Independents Refuse "a
Call on Gov. Boyd---Lsgisla-
tive Proceedings.

PIEaRE. 8. D., Jan. e9.--Special:
While Moody released the republican
caucus from obligation TO support him.
he did not withdraw as . candidate, nor
has he abandoned hope; that after the
republicans Gnd uniting upon sny other
republican impossible. they will return
70 him. Tails morning one Of Moody's
principal managers said that Moody's
vote would to-day be larger than since
the break occurred, and by Saturday
Moody would have more votes than ever
before. This scarcely seems reasonable.
Some republicans may possibly return to
Moody. but tho majority who left when
released went TO stay certainly. unless
Moody can demonstrate that he has In
dependent votes enough to elect him.
This Is the supposition; 1t would shadow
of probability.
The Coss~st Cssss.
This morning Johnson, of Davidson,
again moved TO take up the Lawrence
county cases under suspension OF the
rules. Buchanan hoped that no repub-
lican would vote against the motion.
When he saw upon the face OF the mem
ber from Davidson the look of hungry
dog ne thought 1t downright cruelty 10
the animal longer TO deny the hungry
member his much desired repast OF
blood. johnson WINGED under this
scathine roast, but was consoled by the
passage Of the motion. After some dila-
tory tactics motion for the unseating
Of Rouse and tho seating or Oleson
passed by . party vote. Consideration
Of the case Of Aga against knight, on
motion Of Bowel. independent. was In
definitely postponed, many independents
not voting. A motion TO reconsider and
70 take up the motion was carried. The
cass'of Wilson against Yregg was taken
IN A motion In i@a>a.ssssiy p~--sp""o
was carried by ono majority. The vote
shows that several Independents have
grown weary of tho unreasonable pro-
ceedings.
avdspssas .ss Kadsavoring TO Concentrste
/. was rumored this morning that the
independendent had decided for to-day
to concsntrato on Wardall, though the
vote shows that several did not fall into
line. The Black Hills members gave
Goddard, the Moody democratic repre-
tentative from Custer, complimentary
vote. This accounts In part on Moody's
loss. Otherwise to-day's ballot shows
no material change. There were six
teen absentees and pairs.
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NEW YORK, Jan. ga Pittsburg spe-
cial says: Republicans OF Allegheny City
testified last night TO their disapproval
OF Senator Cameron's vote. by which the
elections bill was shelved, by burning
him In effigy In field before the hall OF
the republican club. James Shipman,
ex-member of the selected council, was
the master OF ceremonies. Cameron's
course Is condemned by oil the repub-
licans OF Allegheny. The leaders say
openly that he secured his reelection To
tho senate by false representations.
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rhs House Tables q Mosisa % Call %
0ov. Boyd.

rae House Tables y MOstOa - Call on
Osv. Boyd.
LrxcoLS, Jan. .o.-In the house the COM
mittee on constitutional amendments rc-
ported In favor Of the bill introduced by
Mr.. MOAN, providing for the election OF
railroad comniias asiouers by the people.
Mr.. White offered the following
III move = committee OF two be appointed
20 act With the committee appointed BY the
senate 70 wait on Gov Boyd and inform
him that the Legislature II now organized
ARA ready 20 receive communications.
schappel rspublican. moved the resoiu-
xion be laid on the table.
long discussion followed
vote was then taken ON Schappel's mo-
tiou 60 lay the resolution on the table. which
prevailed By vote OF ~ to "a
Stevens, Of Furnas. introduced renoiu-
tlon congratulAting Kansas on the defeat of
..Irridisceut' Ingalls,.
aternsdorY, democrat. moved TO lay the
resolution on the table, which carried-as
20 20.
schsppsi. republican. introduced rcso-
tuition declaring IL the sense OF the house
Shrt fyuitAd t3tatos son AtoFs should be elected
by direct vote Of the people. and requesting
reurosoutatives la congress 20 favor the
suhmtnston of such m amendment 10 the
national constitution.
Among numerous bills introduced was ono
20 furnish tree text hooks 70 pupils and pro-
At the afternoon session, Ex-Gov. ThaycI
having resigned from the relief commission
the relief bills were referred back 10 ths
commistss "a 10 whole for correction ant
amendments. :
NcKesson poyed. 10 insert the name o
anea yer Elder On the relief commission II
mace OF Ex-0ov. Thaycr. resigned Carried
After Considerable discussion Mr.. Watson
vlshdre~ his rnotion 70 strike out the 90
scting clause of house roll ~. and pendin
further confederation Of the measure tn
romm ittcs arose. The bill appropriatiu
$3.50 900 for the relief OF the drouth strickc
s,,Scrr vas ordered endorsed, and the hous
Adjourned till 10 a. m. Tomorrow.
In the senate = letter from koocrt
rurnas secretary Of the state sboard OF ~
rtculturc, transmitted the following resolu
10 the senate and House of Represents
dives Of the state of Nebraska
aeeclpe6, That we. the members OF the NJ
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What Is the correct method TO pursue
In preparing for . trip into dresmiand.
for there is . right - well ~ wrong
way? The business Of disrobtng should
be 30 systematized that attending TO al
the little ptcetios included ths process
Win become after while second ma
ture. There Is something u )re TO b
done. lst me assure you. besides putting
your hair up In curl papcrs ana oAooins
: bit Of cold cream on your face IL you
would wake up In the morning looking
A fresh as rose In the first place. DO
not put Oh these important preparations
until you arc 50 heavy liddsd that you
Are ready to give everything belonging
70 the toilet the go-by.
And COW for the first stop Early In
the evening your sleeptng APARTMENT
should be thoroughly aired by dropping
the window from the top and raising II
At the bottom. Ten minutes viii be
quite sufficient for toning up the atmos
nhere. Now close the windows and
Allow the room to become thoroughly
warm. Prepare big bowl OF teplc
watar. into which you sprinkle sInai
quantity of ammonia or borAx. Take
Turkish towel, which Is much bettel
than . sponge, wiring II out a. dry a.
possible, and. grasping corner In eaci
hand, give tho spine vigorous rubbing
Have ct hand another Turkish towel
and a YOU bath6 tho body la section
dry as quickly as possible. How you
| smooth white skin will glow - you star
into action the sluggish cirrnlatien
| From the points Of your rosy toss 20 tn
curve Of your soft throat you are blush
| ing model Of tho charming effects Of tn
| bath. When finished slip over your hea
| : soft little shirt, high neck and shoF
| sleeves IA white silk or lisle thread II N
best), the rosy shln beneath giving u %
appearance OF being lined with pink siit
Then comes tho night robo, and next tn
pajama or ioungine gown. which may Q
made OF anything from flannel 70 eide
down. Tuck your fec. into . pair
bedroom slippers and you arc ready
attend to minor details. Mover think
retiring In any article OF clothing who
you have worn during the day.
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ANDERSON. Ind, Jan. 2o.--Edgar
Farmer is the muscular and courageous
teacher In charge Of the Mount Hope
schools In the suburb Of Anderson.
Quite q number of the older boys In at
tendance had been guilty of obscene
conduct toward the young ladies OF the
school, and the facts coming 10 the no.
ftice of the teacher he resolved 10 punish
ythe guilty parties. This morning he
|cslled out Charles DELPHI. who Is nearly
|grown, for tho purpose OF thrashing him.
As DELPHI left his seat he was Joined by
-four Of his schoolmates. when they all
assaulted the teacher at once Farmer
knocked his assailants right aud left,
Booked the door. and, pulling OF his
roat, fought the entire party single
banded, and succeeded La thoroughly
pubduing the refractory pupils, but not
until he had given each one pair Of
black eyes and . bloody nose rs memen.
)0es OF his pugilistic skill. After the
lust had settled tho regular school pro-
sram was resumed as though nothing
lad occurred and Mr.. Farmer Is master
\ the situation.
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Amy--youug Mr.. Dolly has pro-
posed 70 me. Mabel---Of course you
aocsptsd himf Amy--Well. no.
had sxpscsed 70, but In his proposal
he used IN irruconciiable figure OF
spssoh. and l thought could not
risk my life's happiness with him
He SAID: Amy, viii you walk with
me down the stream OF lifea" II he
had even said wade down the stream
OF lie I could have accepted MIN;
bus ths idoa Of walking In the water
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u Whist Mo 0as ssrivsn For.
MANCHESTER, Jan. 29.-The Psrnell-
p leadership COMMITTEES yesterday pre-
entcd TO Mr.. Mccarthy an address In
thich, while expressing admiration for
I'm personally, they strongly protested
Cgainst his assuming the leadership. and
BUS dividing the Irish party. Mr.. Me-
(hrthy, In respectful reply, reminded
he committee that the majority OF the
nrty supported him and urged him to
qecept the leadership. Nobody more
han himself deplored the unfortunate
ascension In the party. He fully be-
lleved that his hearers were actuated by
patriotism alone. That being so, he had
10 doubt that the difIiculties would van
tsh and that the party would again be-
come united In the meantime. he hoped
that each section would remain inde-
pendent OF all external influence. He
wss confident, he added, that the contro-
vcrsy would eyentuate In their securing
al they had str.ven for 10 the past gem
GRAFTON.
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New ORLEANS, La. Dan, 29.-An even
ing papor Publishes . statement that
Miss Bessie Behan, the daughter OF Gen.
w. j. Behan, and one OF this year debu-
tantes, will be the queen of the carnival
OF 1891, his majesty Rex being person
ated by Mr.. James y. Richardson. who
Is already known to fame as the "kine
OF Planters" being perhaps the most ex'
tenstve cotton grower In the world ex'
Dept his majesty the kehdive OF Egypt
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CINCINNATI. o., Jan. 29.-To-day's
PRICE Current says; The number OF hogs
handled by western packers has been In.
creased the past week, reaching . Total
OF 535. 900 against $50. 600 the preceding
week and 430,0 last year. making
total of 6l6. 500 since Nov. /. against $685.
600 year ago. Leading places compare
A follows.
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(atv.u Up for I.ost.

DENVER, Jan. ga San Francisco
special to the News says adyices from
Tahiti report that wreckage has been
discovered supposed TO be from the mis-
sionary schooner Phoebe Chapman,
which left Honolulu with cargo In
charge OF Elder Cuderay, OF Ne
braska. All hands are given up for
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Chii.sn Insurgsnss.

BuESos AYREs, Jan. eo.-Chiiian ad-
vices show that the insurgents are stead
lily gsining ground. Rebel forces nave
occupied Lazerna, City OF CoqnimDo,
without opposition.
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CAIRO, Jan. 29.--Advices from Masso-
wah, on the Red sea, state that terri
BILE storm, followed by a 'ods. has caused
enormous damage throughout the Island
OF Massowah. Over 100 persons lost
their lives.
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Jack Hawlsy. noted Montana horse
thief at one time stole singl-handed
/, 800 ponies from . ranch. drove
them TO Texas. sold them for so. 600.
aed to the City OF Mexico and cut =
terrific swell He Was recently cap
tured and u now In custody.
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KANSAS CTTy, Jan. 29.--Charles 0oolc.
an iron worker. shot aud mortally
wounded Anna Lutherell last night and
then blew his brains out. Goble was the
rejected suitor OF Miss Luthereli.
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PfrrsBUge, Jan. :0.-A special from
the Mammoth mines says II IL now
thought that the i07 bodies that have
been recovered about comprise the list
OF the dexd
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The fourtocnth ballot showed no ma
aerial change. Senators Jolley and Kit
fridge rot into the scattering list.