The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-01-30
HOT SPRINGS STAR.
BENEDICT & HANFoRD,
PRoPR1EroRs.
NE%IGHBoRHOOD T
From Friday's Daily,

Mrs. w. R. Castle Is quite sick with
mountain fever.
. Col. Villas, democrat, will be Wiscon.
sins next senator.
j. A. Sedgwick returned this morn.
ing from q trip to Chicago.
Picture moulding-an elegant line
new and fantastic designs at Martyrs
The finest work and goods in the har.
ness and saddlery line at Chloupeck's
An elegant line Of wedding station.
cry and fancy programs at tie SrAs
office.
We acknowledge with thanks the re.
ceipt of the annual report Of Postmas'
ter-General Wannamakcr.
w. r. Gross has been over to Pin.
Ridg for a few days past, taxing the
l%njuns. He returned this morning.
The train dispatchers and conduct,
ors on the Chicago and Erie railroad
are out on a strike, causing a practica'
tie up Of the road.
Miss Music Ellard, sister of Mrs
John Bcadz, arrived yesterday from
Gordon, Neb. She will nuke her home
here for the present.
Watson G. Squire is elected to til,
us senate from Washington; sena
tor Plat, of Connecticut and Senate,
Voorhees,, Of indianapolis. are r~e-elect
ed.
EX-Land Commissioner OH. Parker
has been offered the presidency of til,
new Congregational college at Cum
berland Gap, Tenn, which he vii
probably accept.
The free coinage bill which recentl,
passed the U. S. Senate, will probabl,
never be presented to the house, as tn
house committee is opposed to the bill
two to one, and they will endeavor t,
strangle the bill in the committee.
A resolution has been adopted by tn
house at Lincoln to provide for a com
mistee to DO appointed to corrcspon,
with the legislatures Of Kansas, Nort1
and South Dakota. Minnesota and Col
orado, for the purpose of securin,
an agreement by those states on com
mon rates of interest.
Mr.. 2. z. Hesnard, Of Hcrmosa, ha
been spending several days at til
Springs. He has been building an ic
house near the depot, which he pre-
posed to fill with ice which he has pu
up at Hermosa. Next summer he wi
distribute it to Hot Springs resident
as occasion may demand.
About fifty Of the young people q
town, accompanied by the band an
orchestra, went up to the Soldier
Home last evening and took Capt. LII
cas- and the boys by surprise. Musi
and dancing were the attractions 9
the evening, and a pleasant time is re
ported by all. Even some of the oil
soldiers limbered up their muscle
and Joined in the spirit Of the evening
The connecting link between tn
Hills and the west over the Chey
enne and Northern is made an
trains are running, but the connectin
facilities are not all that could be aske
for. 1t takes part Of three days t
come from Denver to the Hill
which includes a lay over Of six hour
in Cheyenne, sixteen in Douglas an
seven in Chadron. If much throug
travel is expected better service wi
have to be given.
D. r. vose, of Dudley, spent las
night in u city. He informed a STA
reporter that the we'll which the raj
road company is drilling at Edgemon'
is a grand success, and proves that a
abundance of good water can be Sc
cured in that region. The we'll
} down to the depth of 800 feet, and til
water rises to within 10 feet Of tb
surface. they hope by going deepe
to get a flowing we'll. Another valu
able feature is that the water is sof
The Indians got scared when til
troops moved camp on Wednesday, an
doubled their pickets in self defens.
The First Infantry, Of San Francisc
and four troops of the Ninth Infantr
will remain at Pine Ridge after othe
troops may have been ordered HON,
General Miles takes offense at til
criticisms that, have been made cor
corning his mode of disarming the Ii
dams, and says that the work has prt
ceeded satisfactorily and he will contir
ue to dlsarm in his own way and tax
his own time to do it.
The Deadwood fire department
composed Of brave boys-no dout
exists in the minds Of Deadwood pet
pie. of that. They had a small bu
dangerous blaze in that city on Nor
day highland Notwithstanding the fae
that it was known that the fire So,