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Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1891-07-02

Farmers and machine men are begin
ming to get binders and headers ready
for the coming harvest, which promises to
be ten days earlier than usual.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1891-07-02
TONIGHT |

Lunch basket ana quotation social. at
Baptist rooms, under the auspices OF the
Y.P, s. G. Z. All invited.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1891-07-02

Prof. Pinkham returned last week. from
an extended trip to the Hills country,
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1891-07-02

John Struif was down from north west
Hand county yesterday. He says the
Dutch country is all right"
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1891-07-02

Mrs. j. f. Martin and son Harry passed
through Miller Tuesday, on their way to
Missouri.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1891-07-02

A full stock OF choice fresh groceries
always on hand. Bring US your butter
ami eggs. 13tf, j. w. CooUILLETrE.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1891-07-02

G. II. Carroll had young horse killed
by lightning during the storm Saturday
night.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1891-07-02
HORSE FOR SALE.

A good 1900 weight horse for sale cheap
for cash. Age IL yrs. Inquire Of j. w.
Coquillette, 2ltf.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1891-07-02

OF the county superintendent, county
auditor, and one person from each school
or civil township. appointed by the school
officers Of said township, or district. The
county superintendent will be chairman
and the auditor secretary Of said board.
The board, composed rs above Indi-
Gated, viii meet at the superintendent's
office in Miller Tuesday July l4th and Sc
lect complete series of text books to be
used by all schools of Hand county.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1891-07-02

Send your Magazines to the Daily
Capital Co., Pierre, S. D., and have them
bound. 24ml.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1891-07-02

New sty les in hats and caps at Coquil-
lettes. l3tf.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1891-07-02

Chas. Sontag captured three wolves last
week with his grey hounds.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1891-07-02

New potatoes are reported from irrigat-
cd garden patches in town.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1891-07-02

Jay Morrill, returned this week from a
pleasure trip to Nebraska.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1891-07-02

New spring clothing at CoquilIette's.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1891-07-02

Gene Byam. the grain man. has return
ed from trip to the east.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1891-07-02
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

New boots and shoes at CoquiIlette's. /;
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1891-07-02

FOR Infant. 1
rphinsn no.
substitute
castor Oh |
rs' use ,, /
7 and allan |
Sour Cud
n.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1891-07-02

office in Miller Tuesday July l4th and Sc
lect a complete series OF text books to be
used by all schools Of Hand county.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
New boots and shoes at Coqulllette's. l3
Gene Byam. the grain man. has return
ed from q trip to the east.
New spring clothing at Coquillette's. l3
Jay Morrill, returned this week from a
pleasure trip to Nebraska.
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New spring goods at Coquillette's. 13tf.
New potatoes are reported from irrigat-
ed garden patches in town.
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Chas. Sontag captured three wolves last
week with his grey hounds.
----.---------------
Prof. Pinkham returned last week. from
an extended trip to the Hills country,
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-12
y{Y.HINIa HEWs.

Rev. DIX. III. B. Wharton, Of Baltimore,
has been called 10 Ffeemason street Baptist
church, Norfolk.
The democrats CT Leu!oun county Will
hold ptiuneries on Saturday, March TN, to
nominate coun;y officers.
The Virginia Nail and Iron Works Com
p2ny, nest Lypcnhurg, hee mede an assieT-
ment. l iiabii les are placed at sl2o.G0
The esla Of she persona! effects of the Vir-
einia d fcs.on Sugar Compsny, at Morris
lie, FsuQlisr cJupty, took place on lues-
dsg.
TIE ~rerusisa Ct he late E P. Turner, the
p.rticplars OF who're death have been pub.
lish.5, wore brought to LoGdcun county aud
; inferred ut MIDI eeurg.
Hon. E. H. H. Stuart. Secretary of the
Interior IL Fil!more's CABINET snd a nembcr
! cfthe Peanody Educational Board, is s1.
tIemey III st Gtaunton.
TIE fifteenth srpnai convention OF the
Yaupg Nous Christian Association. of Viz
yinia, convened 10 tbs First Baptist church
1t IL pcaau7g this evening.
Nes- Oa!ean. Fanquisr county, O few
| nights sinCe. Mt Carter with d crowd wen,
o ssrsnsGa Il Z,sish Csgiar, Deglj mar-
rise. T..e groom opened fire OF tae crowd
aud woundsG his brother Nat. TIE case is
to came no before Squire Perr on Saturday.
TIA La5;eS' Marv Washington Mcnu-
maut Association Of fredericksburg, accept
&c yeoie:d.2 tbs proposition Of the Ladies'
Nstionai Mary Washington Monumental
Assoeis 'inn, CT wa hi g.on. With g to coz
vey 20 thsn; their title in fee simple OF the
grave, unfinished moHuDent. srd the ground
susr9gndis gil; provided the Ladies Naiio1-
81 Assoc anon shsli erect a suitable mont
meat. Tee s*societion ELECTED Mrs. Rsv.
DR.. Jas. ?. Smith Vice President Tor the
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-12
You-s very truly,
GROVER CLEVELAND

CONGRESS la the U. s. Senate yester-
day MIR. Mcpherson moved al amendment
to the naval bill providing for three harbor
dafersa monitors, hut it q ruled out. The
bill! W. subsequently, passed. Among 9TH
err bills paset i ~ers Senate bill prov.d;og for
g statue of Gen. Francis 81 .rion at Column
biz, s. G.; Senate bill approprlaling $50 600
to rebuild the revenue steamer Ewing; Gen
ate bill apnropristing S75. 900 for 8 girls re-
form school 10 the Distr,ct OF Columbia, aud
Senate bili acprooristing 1925 600 for the
purchase CT the Msitby House, nearly op-
posite the Cap til, for government purpo-
s .. s on tie bill 8 pr p is'ing $50 600 fer a
public pundlpg &C Uhsfn tesvil IL. Va was
reported and placed on ths calendar.
The House discussed the legislative az
preparation bill In COMMITTEES of the whole
but without d.sposiDg OF the bill the COM
mittee rose.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-12

WHO SHOT RAY HAMILTON Nov that
the story OF Robert Ray Hamilton bang yet
alive has been pretty we'll ruu to earth. the
dispatch from Butte, Mont, concerning the
two builat-bolss 10 the oodJ found in Snake
river ia attracting attention. Tha latter seo-
sstloa Is only based on tha story overheard
By an euoloye of the MeDsruott Hotel, at
Butte, When q guest stated that while or
his way from tbs Nstiors! Park Iest Augu t
to take a Uaion Pao'io train, be stopped a
Sargent's Ranch ard there cav a body With
tgo hnllet-hoIes iu 1t which was said to be
Ray Hamilton's. sud that it had heen found
in Suake river. The traveller did cot know
wbc Hamilton was until later, and supposod
him some ranchmsn who had been murder
ed or killed Ia 9 5rsw!.
An ec1uaictsnce OF Roy Eanilton, who
believes In q eu;oide theory. said 10 a report
or: "D,es aptbody know that Hamilton
killed himself? Il Ia known to thoae who
discovered the BODY, or, rather, they believe
it; for, of course, NOBODY saw him die" The
disinterment of the body, Of course, will set
tie the b~u!let-hoie story.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-12
Foreign News.

MADRID, Feb. II "A meeting of the re-
pu6licans took place in a theatre of this
city last night. TIA building was orc wded
With people who applaudsd the orators who
enthusiastically advocated the establishment
of q Spanish republic. Senior Labar, rspub-
licaa representative 10 the Chamber of
Deputies, conclrred in the sentiments ex
pressed and in turn demanded universal
suffrage in the Antilles.
LONDON, Feb. pa correspondent Of
the Warsaw Courier. who has just returned
from Brazil, snys that the Brazilian Govern.
ment decided some time ego to import ten
million emigrsnts. The lao. 900 emigrants
landed were scattered In the forests In the
interior and left to die of hunger. fever, or
snake bites, or to be devoured by wild
bessts. a few who survived retraced their
stsps, begging sustenancs OF the planters
at Rio Janerio the correspondent found 700
emigrants in q dying state, huddled In a
wooden chapel, while thousands were camp.
log 10 the streets ofthe cities through which
he passed, or in the forests.
SOFIA, Feb. II The men recently ar
rested on suspicion OF being engaged 10 a
conspiracy to overthrow Prince Ferdinand,
OF Bulgaria, are friends Of Major Paniiz.,
who was shot come tims ago for taking part
in a plot to oppose the Prince. Six men
were engaged in The plot. OF this number
three escaped.
BoULoGNE. SUB MER. Fer. 12-Mr. VII.
liam O'Brien and Mira. O'Brien, aocomps-
MED By Mr.. John Dillonl aud Mr.. Thomas
2. Gill, left this port to-day for Folkestone,
England. l. is expected that Messrs Dill
lon and O'Brieu will be arrested the mo
mant they set foot en- British coil 10 order
tast they may be compelled to serve tie
terms of imprisonment imposed upon them
some months ago by the Tipperary court fer
~oorspiring to incite the tenants on t1esnlth-
Barry estate not to pay rent.
FoLKEsToNE, Feb. II -Messrs. Dillon
aud O'Brien upon their arrival at this place
from Boulogns gu. Mer, voluntarily sur.
rendered themselves to the police authori-
ties here. Shortly after their arrest Messrs.
O'Bfien aud Dillon, In custody Of the police,
boarded the train which vas waiting for the
Folks.one boat and proceeded to London.
LONDON, Feb. u The long talked of
meeting Of the anti-Parnellite members of
the House Of Commons was held to-day.
The meeting was called to order By Mr..
Justin Mccarthy, who p, presided
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-12


THE Local PAPER Every copy Of q
local pspsr sent abroad is o great, a wonder
full advertisement. WI ups 10 foreign pa.
psys are in o dearse beneficial. bat are be-
Log ovegdoue. The world is getting into
the si!yery sentences of outside paid writere.
Taey went to hear what the editor of the
home paper baa to ss7. They know that
be has the interest Of his Own towD at heart
and could net sford to %misrepresent the
facts. They rea! u. too. ths. 10 the face of
a large local circulation be would nuke
htmsef ridiculous by q groes exaggerstion
O. the virtues CT bis town. Tnsy cen make
ecme allowance fer an enthusiasm which he
is liable 10 be possessed of: but in foreign
writ uos' they can put but little COZ flsnce,
ard place bat very little credit"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-12
THAT LErrEk.-Goyernor Hlll, of New

THAT LETTEE.-Goyernor HE, Of New
York, yesterday. when shown tbs letter
puyparting to be from Henry Watterson,
aaid II never received any such letter. 1t
Ia the ilst I have heard Of any such thing.
Il must be e forgery. Mr.. Wattsrson is e
good democrat and a gentleman, and l be-
lieve him incapable Of addressing ICY snch
insulting and iupertinent commu aication to
me. & resort to such q silly and inEudens
forgery was probably intended to place mo
in a false position by reason of recent events
In this State, but it will surely %iniurs the
cause 1t was designed to aid. and react upon
its authors"
The Washington correspondent Of the
Baltimore San. despite the declarations of
Governor Hui that be never received the
letter, says "Mr. Henry Wstteraon wrote
and sent the letter. Every wcrd of 1t Is
genuine. OF course he csuuo sey that
Governor Hill received it-if the lattar de-
nina II ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-12
a Bold Robber.

MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, Feb. IA hn
attempt to rob the Citizens Bank Was r.s'
this morning. The robbet Jumped eva, -.
counter rail and, pulling a revolver e, A..
istant Cashier MO isig, who was d.
save for the Presence CT a clerk a.,
him to hold up his hands. Having b,.s
msn cornered be cody gathered % alI,t.
money in a hand sstche! and then mai. -.
the door, but at this momen. MeQaisp d..s
ed to the door and called ''police.o tn ,
attracted the attention Of c. ProSs:, ad,ir..
He jumped eff his Wagon and started To-, II.
man, WHO at oncs fred bis revolver, A..
parently In the air. As he fred p,es..
struck him on the neck aud several me,
grabbed him and turned him over to AZ =
fcer. He Is supposed to be a former LAM
tor of the building.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-12
ar windsor Of A,exsndtia.

Ex-PogEnaster Windsor Of A'ezsadsia,
VI, Is one Of the incorporalor5 CT the Esst
snd West Warrington Railway Compsng, @
n Il for which was introduced 10 the Senete
yesseIday by Mr.. P.une.
The bill To Incorporate he Pan American
Transportation company Wa repaited
fa2orehly in the Senate to-day.
Congreseman Eimurds csiled at the
Ware House to-day aud urged the Presi-
dent 30 spuro2e tia bill for g p1blic building
rs Roanoke, which bill is now before him.
Mt. HARRISON wes ss gracious as he couta
ne, bat said nothing that indicated whether
be Intends to sign IL or not. i.
The President end mott CT his Cabinet
wiil visit the Pacific coast coon after the AZ
j,uenment Of Congress ard have arranged
the trip SO So to include q tour Of the South
ern States. No details have yet been ar.
ranged but It is probable that the party will
3 srt frcin Washington in the early part OF
Ar-il.
Tae friends Of tds subsid.zn g shipping
bill say today trey are confident that Dill
will be passed at this SESSION.. The demo
crate, Ga the contrary, soy they Intend 70
fight it TO the last.
General Lee MADE another unsuoc lsslul attempt
tc .day to call Up his bill for a public building
at Leesburg, Virginia, but Mr.. Speaker Resd conid
rot sec him for any such purpose.
MI. Stewart, tho leader of tho silver men IN
tho Senate, told a friend to day he had aban-
doned all hops CT any liver legislation at this
session of Congress.
The report Of tho conference committee on the
Washington and Arlington Railroad has been
agreed upon. 1t contains no provision for a Falls
Church road. It's friends say it will DO presented
in the House to-day and in the Senate either to-
day or 10 morrow. There is no doubt of its adop-
ton in both.
Senate Qley is preparing a speech explaining
his course on tho Force bill.
Private dispatches received here to-day from
New Yoik are to the effect that General sherman
is dying.
The re- spspo1..a count of the alleged whiskey
corspiracy at Ihicago is confirmed by intelligence
received at the office of the commissioner of in
ternal revenue.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-12

HELPING MOTHER 81 know q mother in linn
care for, besides numerous household dutios to at
tend to, and who succeeds with all her tasks so
well that il YVES always q constant source of won
deIment to me-" says q New YORK Herald writer:
~ no day ] msde a morning call. l thought the
bal les III lst DO asleep, as al was so still abiat the
house, but when l entered the dining-room in re-
aponse to tho Como right out here l found nam.
ma cutting out some little garments for her dsr.
iiogs, while the three tots themselves sat or
lounged on the floor still as mice. Theylooked up to
greet III but turned back to their occupation at
,nce. They each hid a Copy of he Herald spread
out on the flor be ore them, and l wondered What
they couli bo doing, for I knew they were too
young to read. Mamma noticing my puzzled
look, said:-
''They are helping me with my WORK.
How? queried I.
"'By being good little girl, and letting ma
have time to do it myself laughed she.
"'Yes' replied ], still wondering, but what
81 they doing?'
You sce,' she replied, I haze to invent all
sorts of wsys to keep them busy aud ont of mis-.
chief also, ano l find this the hest Of all. I give
them each a newspaper AMI show them the letter
A for instance, then give them each a pin. Thsy
are to stick a hole (r punch an eye out, IS I tell
them in every A on the whole page. When thsy
got through l 20 over it with them and SEQ how
many they have missed. 1t seems TO have a great
fascination for them, and then besides it kesp1
them quiet. so that l can do my work, and also
teaches them their letters, FOR wo take a new let
ter each morning
"iry this plan, hnsy moeher5, and l an sure
you will HESS tbs li:tle mother for IN venting such
q tcheme."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-12
General Sherman's Condition

NEW YORK. Feb. 12.-1:OO p. m.-Gtnsu,
Shermsn's condition is a little batter. T..
family thought ne vas dying at II o'clccI
but he has rallied slightly, bu. ia s.ii ~
conscious His breathing is very 'abor.d
and while he may live through the d,
there are ro encouraging SIS mptoms.
200 p. m.-Gsneial Sherman shows sion.
OF improvement. He has arisen from ri:
bed and walked sc-oss the Il :or. The pa,.
slcIans regard this as a very hopefpl inlc,.
ton. They do not now fear the eTysfps.s
80 much.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-12
From WASHINGTON.
Especial Correspondence Of he Alexandria Gaaette
WASHINGTON. D. c.. Feb. II, 1880.

Especial Correspondence Of The Alexandria Ga=ette.
WAsH1NeroN. D. c.. Feb. II, 1880.
Mr.. Cieveiand's anti-ailver letter is the
chief topic Of conversation st the Capitol 10
dsy. Tha universal opinion among south
ero ard western, and that OF many north
ero democratic congressman is that 1t COM
,leteiy elimiDntes Mr.. Cleveland from the
list OF possible nominees OF the next nation
al democratic convention. Nearly all OF
them speak Ia admiration OF the eX-Pres!-
DENTS consistency and boidness, but they
also sag he has destroyed ell his chances OF
a se~nomioation. General Lee says it is al
most too soon to iaik about the next FRESH
dency, hut shat success is what the demo-
cratic party is fighting for, and thst be
does net think the nomination OF o
pronounced an,;-silver man would be con
duc;ve &c that osjsc:, in view of the popular
tendency 10 tho opposite direction. MIR.
Elmunds says he has the highest respect
for En-. Cleveland and adnires his boldness,
but he doesn't think il would be advisable
30 nomipase him. Mr.. Lester never was Q
great Cleveland Ean and is less 30 nov than
ever. Sepatois Barbour and Daniel did not
th,nk MIR. Cleveland an available candid ate
before, and the publication Of bis letter olly
CO firms their belief.
Ex-senator Hsaton Of Connecticut. who is
here, Gays thai II Mr. German be the demo-
cratic nominee for tbs next Presidency he
will guarantee that Connecticut will give
him five Thousand majority.
A bill iotroduasd in the Senate yesterday
evening BY Mr. Dsniei appropriates $4,000,
TO be Gistursed oy the Secretary of War 20
the negro eqratters on the Arlington reser-
walton, 10 Alexandria county. Virginia,
named in the report Of March q, 1855. in
full payment for their buildings or for re-
moving the same, so that said sQuatters may
be removed from the reservation.
The House judiciary committee agreed tc-
7sy to report in favor of the impeachment
O judge Roormsp, Of the western district of
Louisiana, for the personal use Of money
paid into the registry of bis court.
Senators Hoar and Dawes Of Msssaehu-
setts are recommending Postmaster Corse of
Boston, q mngwump democrat, for reap
pointmeut, for the reason that he hos re-
moved few OF zone of his republican subor.
Ginates.
The P:eeident and Secretary Proctor have
sustained Col. Foraythe's management at
tbe Wounded Knes engagement, contrary to
the advice OF General Miles,.
La the House to-day Representative
Fiower, of New York, presented. for refer
enoe, the petition of the Buff.lo Merchants
Exchange against free silver coinage and ia
favor OF repeating the silver act OF July II,
1890.
The bill reported in the Senate yesterday
evening by Mr.. Daniel for 9 public build
ing at Charlottesville. Virginia, provides
that said building eha!l not cost more than
$50 1000 and that it shall have heating ami
yentilaiiog apparatus and elevators, end
that it shalt be at least forty feet from any
o her building.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-12

HE TRIcKED THE PoPF.-The rea! name
OF the banker known ss Victor Msce, whose
disappesrapcerfrom Paris was announced
Tuesday, ia Bsrnesr. Among his clientele
were about 6 600 priests. The Pope recent
~ sant to Berneau the Pspal bsaeGiction
and q photograph OF himself bearing
bis eusograph. This had the effect of IT,
creasing the bankers credit among the
clergy. Tae money deposited With Bsrnesu
amounted 10 l .0OO,0 900 francs moathly. The
banker Kept no BOOKS and made no record
beyond the simple entry Of deposits made.
He gambled On ihe B curse, on the turf and
at cards. His luck turned recently, and be
lost $50, coo francs monthly. As q last re-
sort hs went to Monte Carlo.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-12
Cleveland on Silver.

Between six and seven buudred people
attended the rass-meetirg 81 Ccopss Union,
Nsw York, last night, to oppose the silver
bill. In Response to the call CT tie Reform
Club. Rsscln ions That we shall oppose
gi.b ali the uoana at onr couciand the
peuding hill, GE sny one which tavcrs The
free cciraee OF silver without cooperation
othe. De;ione." g., ware adopted. Speech
es wers made by ex-SecTefery Fairch!ld and
Others. Tae following letter from ex-Pfes!
dent Csere:snd to Ms. E. e. Anderson was
read:
NV Dear Sill have this afternoon re-
ceived your Dote inviting me TO attend to-
morrow evening 8 meeting called for the
purpose OF voic!ng the opposition Of the
business men OF our city to "the free coinsge
of silver in the Uaite6 States" shsli not
be able 10 attend ard eddte.s the meeting
as ven request bur l I'm glad that thu buei-
ness interests OF New York are, ct last, to
be heard on the sutjsct. L. surely cannot
be necessary fer ne 10 make q formal ex-
preston Of mv agreement with those who
believe that the greatest Deci.s Wouid be In
i,iased by the adoption of the scheme en-
braced in the measure now pending In Con
cress for an unlimited coinage CT eilver at
our mints. II We have developed an unex-
pec.ed capacity for the assimilation CT d
isrgeIy-ipcreasid volume of the currency,
ard. even ii we have demonstrated the use-
fulnese of such en- increase, these conditions
fall far short Of insnrirg us against disaster,
il in The present situation we enter upon
the dangerous and reckless experiment OF
free. unlimited and independent silves coin
age.
Yours very truly,
GROVER CLEVELAND.