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The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-30
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DIS MoINEs. Ia. Jan. 2.-The bind
ing Irvine trust is likely Ia h- NOR or
less crippled by n device patented by y
Drs Moines man which manufactures
Irvine from ordinary slough grass Tn.
invention is regarded Of such lnportsnc.
that harvester manufacturers have
adapted their machines 10 it, u~. II il
claimed that the twinc made by this
process will h. equal IN MANILA or sisal
and much cheaper. The Alliance Irvine
Company has been organized here with
a capital 81 $40. 900 to engage In its
manufacture.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-30

HON. Mr.. CHArI.EAr. Secretary Of
State for Canada, in an address, deliv-
cred at Kingston, Ont said that il was
impossible to have free trade with the
United States and ut the same time dis
criminate against England. Canada
was, however. prepared for freer trade
relations with the United States. lie
was in favor of full reciprocity with the
United States in natural products.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-30

THE jury in the case Of j. q. Vervais,
the st. Paul census enumeration, who
was charged with making false re-
turns. brought in a verdict of not guilty.
This was said to he the first complete
trial of its kind in the history of the
country. The trials If the Minneapolis
enumerators, charged with conspiracy,
will he held shortly.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-30

NJ. ]. PICKERING. chairman of the
Federation Of Commercial Travellers As
ISOLATION of America. appeared before
the House Committee on Commerce re-
Gently and in behalf of $1,000 drsmmers
which he represented strongly urged .
favorable report upon . bill to permit
railroads to give reduced rates to COM
mercial travellers and carry m extra
amount of baggage for them free of
charge The committee with but one
'disieating vote-that a Mr.. Lind, Of
MIunesOta-authori1ed Mr.. Mason. Of
Illinois to report favorably . bill Of the
kind desired.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-30

A DELEGATION Of Grand Army people
was before the House Invalid Pension
Committee recently. 1t consisted of
General Vcazcy. commander-in-chief g.
A. r; Colonel Blue, of Kansas. chair
man Of the pensions committee of the
q. 4. r.. and Colonel Emory. Of Wash.
ingtnn Their purpose in appearing be-
fore the committee was to make aryu-
ments in behalf Of q bill providing for
n service pension for the benefit of the
large class Of soldiers, aggregating pos
sibly 80. 600. whose cases are not passed
by the act of June last
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-30

DUBLIN. Jan e-Mr. Timothy Hesly.
". r.. delivered . lecture last evening az
Mullingar and q rotous srcne was the
result 4 stroog force u sympsshis~rs
with Mr.. ParneU gathered cutsiae and
threats Of violence were Sreely uttered
When the latter emerged from sts~ ball
he was greeted with = storm Of h0pts
and yelis and . rush was male In hi.
direction Luckily numbered prse>t~
'who had bren present 1T the meeting.
interposed themselves between NJ.
Healy and the infatuated mob and thus
probably enabled that gentleman 70
escape from = rough handling.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-30

THE King of Abyssinia has asked the
French Government To give a port near
Obock in return for the concessions
granted a French company to construct
and operate a railway from that place
to the interior of Abyssinia.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-30

LONDON dispatches say there appears
to be no foundation for the rumors
which were circulated recently to the
effect that some large financial houses
were in imminent danger Of serious
difficulties in consequence Of the uncer-
tainty Of Argentine finances.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-30
= NEW ovEese.


0no0noAWSrA oaaa01A
BOsrox. JooL :A-Stste senator Nil.
man, If Newton. who r. better
tAsn any n else in this sec-
'tioe Of IL epunsry To speak Of matters
st the SnnAwich Islands from his many
,ysoue0 re~iience there and intinsts
rl6tloas thea and since with the royal
family. says:
"Kiag kalsksux's sister. her Royal
Highne~s the Prinees~ Lydia Liliuoks-
lani. Was appointed . short tine after
the King came 10 the throne. and fog
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-30

DURING mass the other night a ma
misc calling himself Patrick took pos
session of st Paul's Cathedral. at Pitts
burgh. Pa. held the worshipers in ter.
o all evening and Mt the next morn
ing's early - was especially violent.
At 10 o'clock il was decided that he
should be removed. and two policemen
led him to the front gate. Then he
picked the two men mp rs If they had
been boys and dragged them back into
the church. He was finally removed
8 . detachment after holding the
Cathedral for hours.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-30

The collector If customs at he.
trOit Mich. has been informed that
fish caught in nets or other devices
belonging to American corporations or
individuals only are entitled to the
privilege Of free entry. Fish caught in
nets or other devices owned by a COM
pany chartered under the laws of Cam
ada and composed principally of foreign
stockholders r subject to duty, not
w~ithstanding the apparatus may Ike OPP
Grated by an American citizen
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-30
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
Cleaned By Telegraph ana Man.
CONOREsHlOxAI.

CONVERSATIONAL
II the Senate ON the 18th q long disrussi0o
arose over The approval Of the ~tonrnai. The
elections bill Was taken up and Mr.. GeOrgo
spoke &C length In opposition. but before ~
concluded yielded to q motion Ia adjourn ID
order that members suix1e attend sle funeral
Of George Bancroft, the historian. TIE
House INDUCED In . lively t;lt over the ap.
pr0val Of the journal. the tacti . t,einG ON
the part OF the Democrats to do ~ little ~
poseib3e while tho Senate vas forcing tho
issue on the elections bill After . long and
confused discussion the journal Was up.
proved by Q vote of Iss 70 iOl and the H0use
adjourned.
At the expiration Of the morning bous on
the 5oth Mr.. Aldrich asked that the Senate
proceed 10 consider the resolution for q
change Of the rules. The motion VA agreed
- and the discussion continued until 2
O'Clock, when the elections biil csme up as
the regular order and Mr.. George continued
his speech in opposition Aft-r he had
spoken ut great length the Senate got into n
squabbIe and finally adjourned. 3. The
tho journal, but IL was finally approved and
the District II Columbia bill taken up. A
Q"0r1n s1sOn disappeared and the House
acsSurncd.
THE senate Oh the 2Ist wrangied all day
over the approval Of tine Journal. and a fight
ON the part Of the Democrats against the
elections bill and the adoption Of the closure
rule. and mt midnight adjourned without ac-
cOmplishing any thing. The House hal a
stormy session. Mr.. Mills Texas was &C.
pccially severe upon the Speaker. and the
proceedings were turbulent, hut the journal
was finally xpprOv. d. and the District of CO.
luInbia bill was taken mp and finally reported
to the House. hut when a vote was reached
the Democrats left the House and. no IuOrum
being present. an adjournment was forced.
WHEN the Senate met ON the "a no quorum
Was present. bu' within a half hour "A SUM
cicnt number Of Senators appeared and the
fight on the change Of rules was resumed, !
which cont until il was finally agreed
to take n rtcs ~ until next morning ..Thc
proceedings Of the House were less disorder
~ than the day before. and the District Of
hill WAS finally passed, and the
naval appropriation bill taken up and con
sidcrcd until adjournment.
THE Senate met nj II O'Clock on the Z3i in
continuation Of the session Of the day before
and Mr.. COckreii continued his speech in OPP
to the proposed "gxg rule" MIR.
also spoke In opposition and Mr..
stewart took tho floor and the senate took a
recess. The House spent much time in APP !
Gf the journal, u demand being made
for its reading in full. Mr.. Cooper Ind rising
TO a question Of privilege. had a resolution
read he offered last September calling for
an investigation Of the Office OF Per iOn Com
and As the select committee had
to report to the House, he asked that
Il bc requested 10 do SD 4 long discussion
followed and the original resolution Of Mr..
Cooper for M investigation was referred TO
Inc Committee on Rules. After considering
the naval appropriations bin iJr some time
he House adjourned.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-30

ABILL has been introduced in the Ar
kansas House to pension all ex-GOnfed-
crate soldiers or sailors, residents of
the State, at the rate of So to 500
per annum. according to disability. 1t
Is proposed to levy q tax TO pay for this.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-30
ADDITIONAL DISPATCHES

AUOuI1ONAu kDkStAIV0&
THE President has appointed David
Y. BENJAMIN, of Wisconsin, q Commits
sioner to the Worlds Fair, vice John L
Mitchell, resigned.
THE Senate has confirmed the nOmi-
nation of n. =. Hill, of Colorado. vii.
liam A. Russell, of Massachusetts and
Lambert Tree, Of Chicago, as Commits
siOners to consider the establishment of
an international coin OF coins.
In q poll Of the Senate ct Alabama,
30 OUT Of IS members being present, the
vote was unanimous for Cleveland for
President. A poll of the House showed
IS present out of 100. OF these 6S were
for Cleveland and 8 scattering.
THE northbOund cannonball train on
the Illinois Central road was ditched near
Middleburgh. about forty miles south
Of jackson, Tenn, by striking . broken
rail. The entire train was thrown from
the track while running forty miles IN
hour but no one was seriously hurt.
LUCY DECKER YoUxe, eighth wife Of
Brigham Young. died At Salt Lake City.
Utah. recently. There are only seven
left, including Amelia Folsom the favor
tie wife.
ARCHBISHOP IRELAND has forbidden
games Of chance in church fairs under
his jurisdiction.
A FEARFUL disaster occurred recently
at the Hibernia coiiiery at Celsenkiro-
hen in WestphaliaL Forty men were
killed and thirty injured.
TuE 90 M~mps~o uN1s~~e - Th~nn
Rivers Que. are destitute and dissatis-
fed. Influenza last year was quite
fatal. carrying OF many heads Of fam
lilies and leaving many children to be
provided for.
THREE broken sections of . freight
train crashed together in . tunnel On
the Rio Grande road near Howard Sta
ton. Col One trainman and two tramps
we're badly hurt
New York and other Eastern States On
the s5th- Commupicstton was greatly
Interrupted
Ex-MNIsrER NIzxER has published Q
defense Of his sections il tie events that
led to the killing Of General RsErundiA
in Guatemala. He says that Barrundis
was not SO much spoliticals % eader .
- eemDna txinhal NiDee coatzor
dicte N re sso1DkSond aStoeios Of q.
|temp0unAhN1u3aA
T3 London Stock ExeAa6ge ~
quiet diving the week es1e19anual3
- lev(1c4 gepeE1lH vercevere6
Hreg AMGnGeeen& Co..
ta1ant4a ~M6s1.enaN qulpG'
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-30

The Committee on Indian Affairs has
ab0ut completed the Indian appropria-
ton bill. 1t will carry an appropria-
ton Of SC. 95?. OOO, an increase of SaO7.-
eSSs over the current fiscal year. The
appropriation for the support of In
dian schools is placed ut 81. $40. 900. The
appropriation for the support of the
Sioux is placed at 81. 600. 600. an increase
of $3.50, 900 Ovcr that of the present
fiscal year.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-30

SEVEN Thousand dollars was found in
Connecticut river. The miser died re-
Gently in squalor. and the find Of prop
crty is a surprise.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-30

BY the breaking of a dam near Nor
ristOwn, n. j.. the old bell foundry that
was used as an Office when the first
telegraph message was sent to Boston.
In 1881. was destroyed.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-30

IT has been finally decided that Eve
buildings of the Worlds Fair will be
located on the lake fruus
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-30

'OLD HUTCH" ChicagO's celebrated
grain Spectator, it is said. has lost 49,
600. 600 in twenty years and has decided
to retire from business. lie has enough
left to keep his family from the poor
hhuSa
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-30

The Minnesota Senate has adopted a
memorial TO Congress asking for the
passage of q law prohibiting gambling
in grain and other food products.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-30

ARkAxsA. CirS. Kan. Jan. gg-t~S
fcrs have heen reeeiv~d here fr,su wkh-
ita. Caldwell. weiiington. M~sii~ine
I-ris.. Indepsud~nc~. Cedsrvsie. SEDAN
and other n~ighbovtnx ~isie. stating
shss isrre d~,eRssspss hsve ~~s sp-
tp t- held h~r- - the eSth snsa ~ urs-
CnouSea u tals t10s16soe soe0 -
ward opening the Cherokee strip IA 49,
si~ment Judge ]. :. Em~ry. CoL,eelJ.
r. Halio~eIi. Jerry simpn. CaaDsas
William Warner and others stal sOs6
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-30

The Moslems Of Central Asia are pro-
testing to the Car against the cxpung-
ing from the Koran, in Russia, of thir-
teen verses ordered out by the official
nrPSS censor
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-30

QUEEN NATALIE refuses to negotiate
with the Servian Regents and insists on
dealing with ex-King Milan.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-30

Michigan imam nsts ysssN nls3. dai
nas kis,w until an. ";hrs ias 'Aas =
husband could s.st issslIs ,kfs-h hs
wis~. prDs @isi h. "a. the s'Fsssssvs ~s-t
" hen srrrs,sd &c that urrnss hs salA~i
at-.u, the hai~ srks e iit-rss ia = ssr
Il, tsiug tear ." 'hs eyes 80 sA~ sssFssas
Aueri.an eagle Istrtlf ! ~. itssa
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-30

LSxtDs. Ian s2-fasjt.arss ss>~Or
hlsd to-day wish . ssatJ s~easnassr~.
I,urssg sAe -yuns ~ sh> essty a1t.r~s
In she uoss~ NJ. Pasnrls Rsss ssAh0
that hr ssud esIi sssesssss Irnnvryv
20 ss> samin~tzsioe oE shr o4Dss -
AMI wusA sa~s . r~ssvssno sskta9 ~
s.r<snn~ns 20 ssrltisss ske dnrv~~sDa
ef tn &obSr~E
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-30

lr is rumored that the Dominion Par.
lament will not meet until Sir John
Mcdonald appeals to the people ON the
reciprocity question.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-30

Russia has protested. through Is
German agent, against the harboring
and employment of Nihilists by the
bulgarian Government.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-30

DELINQUENT subscriptions to the
mount of 81, 300, 900 will be, sued for
by the Worlds Fair managers.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-30

THREE persons were recently arrested
At Lincoln charged with completely in
the recent murder of John Sheedy.
They we're MrA Sheedy. the young
widow Of the deceased. her lover and .
negro barber named Monday McFar-
land. Mcfarland, il WAS reported, con-
fessed he had been hired to kill Sheedy.
Sheedy was quite wealthy and old
enough to be his wife's father. The
murder and arrests created . great
sensation.
THE Sons Of Veterans camp 1t Hardy
has been recognized
TIE Crete creamery is turning out so
pounds Of butter per day.
CROOKED work among Chase County
officials is limited Ut In the purchase Of
. building for s1,s0o. which IS said to
be worth only SEQ There is talk Of IN
investigation:
An attempt was made to destroy the
town Of Covington the other night.
Five buildingA all connecting with
Others were fired and the pontoon
bridge had been cut 50 as TO prevent
outside assistance.
LAST year Cedar County paid out
shout q. So in wolf bo1ntieA
PETITIONS are said 10 be in eneulstioo
asking Tie LAGis1aturo 70 recount tie
bollots Of tie November eleedoa.
SUcE June I Cedar County he's paid
out over SxS.o go for roadA bridee& &c.
The Tx hss 1he lseo Was SsxUo0 ond al
h~a @ ~n~
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-30

THE colony of Western Australia
opened its first Parliament at Perth OF
the 10Th, and 50, 600. 600 was asked by
the Governor for railways and public
works.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-30

Teacher inhnby ,tvss.. hr,. = q
YOU never have y,"r grammar isE~sn
J"hnny ! esp~s, - - s.'s ~~Aif
whsa ! y..~ np -iuasr
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-30

CuUAso. Jsa- A-"uss IL cnassts.
zee s~Spyinsed N isssseies1s ~ ws0A
I'd ks~~ Eight r-pussei yes5r ~ss stpd
a Assistant Aajsaa1s<s~sersl Covb&a
No. yet-- wsss the ~psy. 'vhs~ao
IL r~pp~t isstspse aahheA hsloAiw
b thsa The onrng In saasyv. CSioss3
HessgsAs. SO nsninAfui a sspwsss1ip
ssrsrtiDos that hsd hs<s t.sed ~ fs>s-
er ] Miles sg~issa In ey shisr~ shss
h.pprsed % shss day. Th csst so
f"~ several dsys and tori The esh1~s~s
II TIE wifae~ses Who 49, H. nsAt Ths
rposs eisrsIsted sh.yst sh~ opsrs hsvip1
fired the responsible pevsns fro
hlnmr nfr $780,
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-30

Pans. Jan E-h y OkSosss1 ~
A@ pr~os hsss h>ss thso-s $50
vusk ~ she *svsss Dssahss. - a.
sAe spesl kms 10 frssre - uaUsA -
sspuunrp 81 ss,<4r - ~ AaUASag Il
uu1 Win proasAes Ws<A A9S
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-30

LIxcyLx. Neb., Jan "a rsplutioa
VA adopted by the House thss . cum
mitsee Of thr~e n appointed o. eDsr~-
spood with the Legislatures Of ksnaas.
North Dakota Soath Dakota. Mimi
sota and Colorado % secure an sxree-
low y may be practicable. The Houss
holds that IL might be iejsdi~ioss for .
single Sssts TO attempt . lo~ rate Of in
teres& without the coaeuneDre OF
othenk - The mooey power would con
cesesste itseif spua thas Sesse. nd by
withdyswn4 loon make the law OF
uoxioas snd &eeaEe IL rePeal
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-30

wAsmseros. 1ss- a-S<sssw -
nfis l<fs far TSpse3 list sight He
dea.steiy ax<d hk pHsssos By pssrsse
wisA s<astos AflSsns sgsssss ehSssss
- she force hill
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-30
Additjo6al Committees.

The following are the additional
House committees not already pub.
lished:
Cities and T~owns-kruse. Carpenter. Hen
drich. Node, Gale, Gillian, Cramb. FaxOn,
Felker.
Ranks and Currcncy-TaylOr Of Butler.
WaldrOn, BredesOn, SOdcfman, Mullen,
Stewart, Ruggles.
Public SchOols-Arnold. Parker. Curtis,
Jones. AcRcynOlds. Taylor. Schappcl.
University and Standardization, eoder-
man, Scott, Storm, Lomax, rurnel1, Oakley.
Public Printing-Gunnett, Rohan. stevens
Of Platte. FELTON,, Porter. Heath, Hall.
Flamme. shipIey.
Mines and MfneralseSmith. Nichols. Riley,
williams. Dickerson. Heinrich, Parker.
lmmiGrati0n-Olson, Nichols. feichtinger.
Purnell, Scott, FELTON,, Worries OF Gage.
BredesOn, Albert, williams. Severn.
Manufacturing and Commerco-schclp. o.
son Inrtis, McCuteheOn, Bartholomew, War.
Ner. Gerdes.
School Lands and FundsIGaffen, Scott.
Henry, Krick. Purnell. Jones, V~andeventer,
Clifford. Storms.
Livestock and Graxing-Henry. Rohan.
Bartholomew. NcCutcheOn, Curtis, Schelp,
Fee. Cramb. Heath
Claims-0nes Of Burt, Albert. felkex.
Stevens Of Fillmore, stevens Of Furnas, Nul.
len. COrnieh. Henry. stevens Of Platte, kruse.
smith.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-30

LOSpoy. JaA S-Rel84t0os hsewee9
Italy asd Yranee ne again becoming
seroiDeA chiefly o~isg 70 AfrSe.a rirsL
N. Frsnre i rschjs1 both for
TripoIi and AbySsinin - wsaA nsse
sssseheA TTipoli teSuse bss for he f.rs
that any nosement neans var viii
Turkey. TIE Ssstss hssia6 re.plved
list Tripoai shoaA wDsin . Pss q
a ~ eaPheh ~ ~ - 1ghs Tn n
Italy elaiDs . ~rFuesrsOesse over AIR
xiaiA ~ freseA agrsts hsse Aes
sUfng sO via tAe AtyNnisns 0ses -
Frsnre. saa sA<r~ h evkiDce that tA<y
hswe psssly s.re-edeA
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-30

TIM Sultan hes RTouted a~euGnpaete
snDesty to Al The Armeaiams ,ccused
of political ofEense& This l1hnrntes
hundreds Of pgisooers in Coustau tiuopae
alone.
TsE German Reichstag has fsfased 10
repeal the restrictions On american
pork
The Indians Of Washington have
agreed to stop dancing or carrying arms
except when hunting.
ETHEL TOwxE on trial at Tcrre
Haute, Ind. for uttering . forged
check, has been scquitted.
J. RANDALL BRowN, The Iowa mind
xeo0rr. has been exposed = . fraod.
BRrTIsH war vessels hare been in
structed to prevent the interference 81
rebels In Chill with british shiuuing
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-30
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The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-30
Heir Apearess lDsuS.

BRrssEIs. Jan. :A-Princc Bsudoin.
nephew Of King Leopold and heir to
the thrs,ne Of Belgium, died in this
city ut 5 o'clock this morning from an
attack Of bronchitis. The death has
caused . tremendous sensation and ere
ates CONSERVATION in all classesin Brus-
sells There are all sorts Of rumors
circulating. rs the public was entirely
unaware that the Prince Was III.
In xas added that . beautiful Ger
man gOveruess. who had been recently
banished from the Belgian court by q l.
der Of King Leopold. has been in some
wsy connected with the death Of Prince
RsudOin.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-30
Hoods


aoai ., 81, s,ussa.ss d assss rss@s~s~s
~ q . Nsssc . ss. Avss~-sss<s G~st sss"
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-30

CIxcIyxAIL Jan :A-The towooot
SilaS p. Coe caught Ore ut 8 O'Clock tAn
moruisg from the explos;o. Of . sessD
light sod baE1ed % Tie wsaers edge
One MAJ waS b01ned 70 death.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-30
lDed wvl,iaa.s sase$e.

BEklIx. Jan. sA-The Grand Duchesa
Of NecklenburE-Sehwerin. sister Of The
late Emperor William. died yesterday
ut Schwerin. The Duchess caught cold
early in the week. subsequently, she
partially recovered and hopes were en-
tertained that the danger was past bat
On Monday she had . serious relapse,
which resulted fatally yesterday.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-03-20
Notice Of Sale Of Resi- Esta,e,

Pursuant to an order Of the County
Court OF Fall River county, S. d., dat
ed the 9Th day of February, 1891,
l4oomis S. Gull. presiding judge, Twill
offer at private sale on and after the
llth day of April 1891, the following
described real estate belonging to the
estate of Thomas Bell, deceased, to-wit:
s. nr4. nwa ne3, nwa SCI, see IL, tip Z $,
re 5 E,B II NJ, Fall River county $. ID.
The foregoing will be sold n suci, par
GELS as may be deemed most advanta-
geous to the said estate and desirable to
purchasers. Terms: Not less than one
third cash, not less than onc-third in
one year, balance within two years,
deferred payments to bear per cent.
interest per annum and he secured by
first mortgage on the property. Bids
will he received at my Office on CHICAGO
avenue. Hot Springs. S. d., or at the
office Of the clerk of the county court
of Fall River county, S. d. Fnl! in
formation will lie gwen and inquiries
promptly answered by the undersigned.
JOIN NJ. HENroS. Admr. Est.
Thomas Bell. Deceased
First publication March Is, 81. 45-4t
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-03-20
oELRlcHs CORRESPONDENCE.

OELRIcHs, MARCH rs, 18o1:-
1t the man that said Oelrichs
was dead had been here last Satur-
day night he would have changed
his mind and would have reported
it the liveliest corpse that he ever
saw. Beer bottles and clubs were
brought in to action to slay one
another. Monday morning brought
another kind of a dance. 1t is an
old maxim, that those that danca
must pay the fiddler, and it held
good in this case. The city trcasu-
ry is the richer by something near
$1,000 90, nine of the gentlemen be-
ing fined by Justice Shultz. How
is this for high?
Business was good in town Mon
day and the prospect for a good.
crop never was better at this time
of the year. 1t is pleasing to note
the preparation that is being made
to put in the seed that the COM
missioners are furnishing. They
could not have done anything that
would have benefited the drought
stricken farmers more good than
the furnishing of seed for them
this spring, and l think they with
an accord say; BLESSED be the
commissioners"
Mr.. Flanagan came in Tuesday
morning and will stay a few weeks
to look after his interest in this
section of the county.
Our merchants seem to be getting
in a pretty good supplyo Of merchan-
disc for the spring trade.
1t seems Chris Held will not
move into the Oelrichs house, but
is moving out to his farm today.
Chris isa good farmer and not very
many good farmers make good
landlords in hotels.
Mr.. Dryden moved back to his
ranch last week and will, if his
health permits, put in a crop.
G. S. Eastman will not move his
family to the Springs for some time,
but expects to go up himself about
the first of April. Success to
Charley. SuRyc.