Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-01-23
BORROWED OR STOLEN.

bO1LILOW LII YIN SlOLEN.
The Irish Nationalist trouble is SET
| tied.
| Forty persons are killed by an earth
quake in Algeria
| An old man is murdered by negro
in an Indiana pOorhouse.
Archbishop Ireland lectures on the
| fundamentals OF religion.
| There is a strike among the Z. NJ.
and st. Paul telegraph operators.
A report that cN-Gov. Thayer of Neb-
raslS" had gone insane is denied.
The party whip is causing several
senators to favor the election bill.
Dr. Talbot Jones returns from Berlin
but refuses to talk about Koch's lymph
Armour, recollectlng her late severe
scorching, proposes to establish fire
limits.
A Nebraska man is hired to commit
a murder by the victims wife and her
lover
World's fair special commissioners
leave for Central and South American
countries.
A Washington paper says that an
emphatic veto is in store for the free
coinage bill.
A. M. Morse, a prosperous ranchman
and pioneer of the Black Hills, is dead
at Deadwood.
! "A review of the situation in North
Dakota shows that Senator Pierce will
be reelected.
A young lady OF Richland Center,
Wis. is arrested, charged with poison
ing her rival.
Samuel Trip. the most desperate
horse thcifln the y orthwest, is caught
in Minneapolis,
A collision on the G. III. and st. Paul
I,y near Girard killed niue persons
and wounded three.
An interesting report is mace by the
uperylsing surgeon general of the ina
rlne hospital service.
Two persons are killed and dozen
others injured by 4 natural gas explo-
sion ill Eilllllay, OHIO.
The senate is On the verge Of losing
one OF its most sacred traditions by
passing the closure rule.
A terrible coasting accident, in which
three young people lose their Lives
occurs at Appleton, Mis-,
Some doaoss are expressed as to the
policy Of Increasing the membership Of
the lower honseof congress.
Judge ), arsl:.. 81 Cna!laaooga kills
MS s6h-in-in ", shoots his own daugh-
ter and is himself seriously wounded.
Three Indian pappooses were found
on the battle field Oh Wounded Knee
Only onehas Survived tbs exposure, q
bright little girl 8 months old. She
has been adopted by Gen. Colby.
Thomas Thorson, of Canton. who has
investigated the mineral resources Of
South Dakota in more ways than one,
gives itas his opinion that the cement
interests Of the state will exceed any
other single source OF natural wealth
within the Confines OF the common
wealth before the expiration of another
decade.
The sturgls Record says Fred Culver
who is serving Il sentence in the peni-
Tertiary at Sioux Falls {ui' committing
a forgery with Western Sank and
Trust company draft some time ago
has written to Chas. G. Polk, president
sending $$s2o az, an enstallment and prom
lsius, 10 reimburse the bank with the
balaace as socn as he is able to do so.
The Armour Chronicle says: "1he
artesi;sn we'll Is a dandy. One section
OF hose was attached to it last Friday
and it threw a stream five feet overthe
derrick, which is seventy live feet high.
| On Saturday a test OF the pressure
showed sixty pounds to the inch. Gave
us water mans and hose and fire
would stand no show.
The Watertown Public Opinion pro-
tests against the use OF "The History
OF the American Commandments" by
James Bryce and "lrincip!es of I'olit-
lcal Economy by John Stuart Mill, us
text books in the puolic schools. Pub
lie Opinion is at i; loss to know why
these books by British authors, which
take All un-Am"rlcan view Of the sub
iects tseated, We're introduced in the
schools am! insist that they be fired.