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The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-06-19
Gen. Grosvenor Resigns.

WASHINGTON, June l7.--Secretary
Foster received the following dispatch
from Gen. Grosvenor, chairman Of the
immigration commission to visit Europe,
dated Columbus, o., June Is: Fearing
that assaults upon ine by certain of the
il not destroy my usefulness in the i'm
migration commission, ! respectfully
tender my resignation, cannot afford
to hold Office to the injury of my party.
Let my resignation take effect at the
pleasure Of the department." Gen.
Grosvsnor's resignation will be ac-
cepted. Secretary Foster says that the
manly course Of Gen. Grosvenor was
highly thought Of by the president ard
himself. The secretary will give Gen.
Grosvenoc another position Of equal
rank and responsibility, thus testifying
to his confluence in the General and his
appreciation Of the high stand he has
taken
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-06-19
coxaER noos1s BLAINE.
And Declares There Is u Strong An,
Harrison Focliug in Indiana.

And Declares There Is Strong Anti.
Harrison FeclinE in Indiana.
AKRON, O., June 16.-Col. A. L. Con-
ger. Of the Republican National COM
mittce. returned home from trip
through Indiana and the west. He was
seen at his home and asked regarding
the anti-Harrison secret session Repub-
licans, alleged to have been held in the
Office of A. G. Harris Tuesday. That
there was conference of Republicans
held at the time specified Col. Conger
admitted, and he also admitted the fact
that he had expressed himself very
strongly in favor Of Mr.. Blaine, but he
strenuonsly de:.;el having made any
such ststclnants az have been attrib-
nted to him in press dispatches, and
charactcrized the assertion crediting
him with having saiA that he would
spend 100000 to defeat Harrison as
absolutely false. Col. Conger AYERS
that he did net mention politics to q
newspaper ynan while in Indiana.
My presence i, Indianapolis on the
day in question" said ne, twas purely
accidental: I have business interests in
1ndianapol:s, and was there to Gil en-
engagement of long standing. Idid
Ss Va
Bradley, or in fact any OF the gentle
men from outside the state of Indiana
reported to have been present at tho
conference, except Gen. McNalty Of
Chicago. Gen. Alger and Governor
Foraker were not represented to my
knowledge. The gathering was purely
an Indiana affair. I have mixed with
Indiana people great deal during the
past year, and there is no Disgusting
the fact of very strong nti-HGrrison
sentiment in that state. Many of the
best and ablest men in the Republican
party are opposed to the presidents
nomination. Judge Gresham has many
but through the section where,
! am best acquainted there is
. wonderfully strong feeling
for Blaine. President Harrison has
systematically ignored the workers Of
his party, and to that fact. coupled with
the belief that his denomination would
mean defeat, attribute this disaffec-
tion: AZ for myself, am an out and
out Blaine man, always have been and
will be in '82. With Blaine as orr
standard-bearer We would have {. man
capable OF guaranteeing to farmers,
business and laboxing mon Of all classes
country needs"
One effect Of Col. Congcr's purported
interviews against Harrison was seen in
the Summit County Republican con-
<vention, hold In Akron. It was that he
as defeated as delegate to the state
Yentioo on these grounds.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-06-19

The following from the Mime
apolis Tribune in relation to assist
ed emigrants shows how lunatics,
idiots and disabled paupers are
unloadcd onto this country by all
the nations OF Europe:-"Records
show that in the last seven years
there have been found in the
asylums and almshouses of New
York state and sent back to their
homes in Europe 1874 luaatics,
idiots or otherwise disabled paup-
ers who had been shipped to this
country by associations, cities or
towns that sought in this way to
avoid the expense of supporting
them. Last year F. L. Dingley,
an agent of the state department,
went to Europe to investigate this
problem. The report that he
made, the commission recently ap-
pointed by President Harrison to
investigate the same subject would
do we'll to use as basis for their
investigations. Mr.. Dingley said:
"It appears to be the practice of
authorities and associations in GER
tain cities on the continent to un-
load paupers and criminals upon
the people of England. In London
and Liverpool there are agencies
by which many of the persons are
agencies by which many of these
persons are passed on to America.
Much of this worthless emigration
which floats into England uses
England as way station to yet
further pilgrimage which ends in
New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore
| or Boston"
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-06-19
erumeOtS
Ohio RepubIioans

COLUMBUS, June 16.-The Republican
convention convened at 2. p. m. and
will continue till Wednesday. Mai.
Mckinley, who is TO be nominated for
governor, arrived on special train from
Canton. Senator Sherman is expected
to come dovn from Mansfield. The in
dications point to lively contest for
some of the lesser places on the ticket.
The names Of former candidates for
lieutenant governor are meeting with
much favor, but it is not certain that
one representing this element will be
chosen. From the manner in which
the delegates and others are arriving,
the indications are for an unusual large
convention.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-06-19
:THB COMPTROLLER
a General Supervision of Over
Three Thousand Banks.
MORE THAN A BILLION CAPITAL.
somothsnx Abaa. the I,u.... av<i lse.,.ou-
sibilities as Ass. ll.&..y--f,.s Statement
Regarding the s,.,..one Hank Made
fabiie-Ehe Congo -rsAty.

WAsIilH0rcs. Juno 1.-THE resent
failure OF the Key.sonc bank IN phila-
dalphis has difecSel special attention to
the great responsibility that is vested in
the comptroller of the currency. From
his Office in the treasury department
the comptroller has 70 keepeyes on 1865
banks, with capital aggregating moro
than billion doliara. Each of these
banks must report its condition to the
department five times a year, and the
comptroller may call upon them at any
moment without warning for state
ment Of their condition on certain
day. All these reports have to 10 care
fully examined and compared with
former reports and other statements
published by the banks. II anything
irregular or IN the least suspicious 10
discovered the directors Of the bank are
notified and requested to correct OF OK
plain, as the case may require. It is
custom to notify each of the directors
in a separate letter, that there may be
no concealment on tho part Of any one
of them. Besides this there is the con-
troll OF the corps Of examiners, the au-
pervision of the solvent baniss in many
other particulars and the settlements Of
the accounts Of the insolvent, the re-
6emption OF old notes and the charter
ing Of new and closing of old banks re-
firing from business, the allowing OF
which the Comptroller must give
his attention To assist him in this he
has . force Of about thirty examiners
and ninety-two other employees.
Through this Office the bank gets its
charter to exist. The division of issue
sees to its currency; the redemption
division sees that the old notes are
properly chewed up into material for
pulp ornaments which tourists fancy;
the division Of reports keeps it's weather
eye on the banks during their varied
existence, and finally, it they are not
we'll managed, it becomes the duty Of
the insolvent division to close them up
and try to satisfy the creditors. Tho
insolvent division has had it's hands full
lately between examinations, liauida-
tions and explanations. 1t is not a pop
ular branch Of this financial system.
1t was not provided for in the general
plan approved by congress, but with
the approval OF the powers, born Of
necessity, it came into existence and
plays very important part in the sys-
TEN Of bank supervision. The bank
examiners reports go there and tho
fate of tottering bank is there decided,
a. Tar as the government decision goes.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-06-19
Cascade Springs .

Late last wcel reporter Of the STAR
made Il trip to Cascade Springs, in a
newspaper way to 500 what was being
aeae in Hot Springs southern subsrb
The first NV improvement that met
our vision as We drew into the town
was a pavilion, that is being erected
ever the big gcyser. Farther down
the bath house--a fine stone structure
is being erected. his will be con.
structed of sandstone found in the i'm
mediate vicinity. A large force Of
men are at work upon this building,
and 1t is being pushed rapidly. Tho
bat;. les,ac is at the foot Of Main street.
On both sides Of Main street clear
stream Of wator is running, which adds
to the beauty of the street. This wat.
sr comes from spring and has been
conducted into Artificial bitches on each
side of The street.
Tho great furnishing goods estab-
lish,nent was found to DO conducted by
Lupp & Co., who have bat recently 10.
Gated themselves there.
Jas. Jackson is the the tonsorial ar
tist Of the city.
The o'Lcary hotel is fast approach.
ing completion. Chris Jensen IL erect.
ing u fine stone barn, which will cost
$40 GOO aud he claims FOR it that it will
be the palace barn OF rEe Hills.
Mr. Chas. A. Sherman, of Boono.
Iowa, is erecting store, 24x60x1G. on
upper Main st,eet. This building will
be occupied by stock of general NOR
chand;se, in Charge nf S. B. Sherman,
who fey some time rast has been clerk
ing i'll S. G. Fargo & Sons store in
this city. Mr.. CLas. a. Sherman is q |
heavy capitalist Of hls town and while
at Cascade purcha.ed considerable prom
erty.
w. J. Fargo is erecting a build.
ing that wi'l lie occupied by tho post
The Cascade Company are erecting
a double iront building to be occupied
by them as Offices when completed.
". 2. Pascoe is putting up a stone
building on upper Main street.
Tee Woo il erectl9g q building to be
used as q laundry.
A: Mr.. Atwood is putting in q meat
market.
P.J. Franzen will have building
ready for a bakery within few davs.
Besides. a gentleman, whom we did
not meet. is putting in a stock Of drugs
in a building recently erected for that
purpose.
We found Jacob Wright, architect,
busy preparing plans and superintend-
ing work now in progress.
Not overlook, Of course, G. G. Cham.
bsrs, whois the original settler and
who still lives in the heart of the town.
Nor are these all the improvements
under way or completed. The scribe
only had an hour or two and did not
get all around. Tho Cascade mills are
already running. The location of the
artificial lake soon to be made and
many other places wore not visited.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-06-19
War vessels Ordered to 1ear ing Sea.

WASHINGTON, juno 16. - Secretary
Foster telegraphed Capt. Cooper, COM
manding tue revenue steamer Corwin
at San Francisco, to proceed with all
possible dispatch to the Pribyloff islands
with copies of the presidents proclama-
ton for distribution to interested par
ties, commanders of all United States
and British war or revenue vessels, and
then proceed to enforce tho provisions
of the proclamation. Assistant Secre-
tary of the Navy Solely said that the
Thetis, Alert and Mohican would sail
Immediately for the sealing waters to
s shs s aree apos Sy
United States and Great britain gov
QrnInAnka
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-06-19
Inspector Rathbono's Successor.

WASHINGTON, June 17.-While there
is quite o spirited struggle in progress
over the successor of chief postofice
inspector Rathbone, between the several
candidates for the position, no action
Is likely TO be taken by the post.
master general for some time vet.
Major Rathbone, the present inspector,
will assume his new position as fourth
assistant postmaster general on July 1.
He was given thirty days leave Of alb
sence as chief postoffice inspector and
the Office will consequently not be
vacant until its expiration Aug. /.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-06-19

MONEY
Ne furnish svsyhiae you. No ril Yea aa dsvets
mosnts. all your iin,s ths This aa
sh.rcly lead and enys noadsr evsy
srransrs earning from sl5 30 -.k saA vrward
and tsen t:ls expstissee We si fsrai. The
peyent anA tsash yos fREE. No expan Full
kssnason ssHs. TRUE 4, co., ii GCSIA, HxiKE
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-06-19
Comptroller Lacey's Staten ent.

WASHINGTON, June 15.-Cousptroiler
Lacey's statement sent to Mayor
Stuart of Philadelphia on the course
pursued by him with the Keystone lx.nk
Of that city was made public. The
statement includes the letter of Bank
Examiner Drew of Jan. 81, notifying
him Of the 5000, 600 defalcation of Lucas,
the late president of the bank. In this
letter Mr.. Drew explains how by sdroit
manipulation of the accounts of the
bank, Lucas, with the assistance Of
Marsh, the former cashier Of the bank,
distracted large sums OF money from
the bank to use in spec,llations in real
estate. Marsh, he reported, was igno-
rantly led into these transactions, and
promised Lucas when the latter was on
his death bed to continue the deception
under representations that the money
distracted would soon be returned to
the bank from tho result of Lucas en-
tsrprises. Drew also reported that
there was no evidence that Marsh had
profited by these irregularities. He
closed by hoping that no publicity be
given to the affair until the bank should
be rehabilitated. or efforts to that end
were found futile
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-06-19
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

VStOk- Vn = . 0TtV1t U tSNs
Land Office at Rapid City, s. D., June 16, 1891.
Notice is hereby given that the following named
~ settler has filed notice Of his intention to
and that said proof will be i.ade before the Clerk
Of the Circuit Court Fall l;iver County, at Hot
Springs, on August Is, 1885,, viz:
Hans Quarnberg. H. E. 2915.
B. HIM. .
continuous reaidence upon aud cultivation Of said
land. viz: August Roos, Columbus C. Chambers,
William Allen Peter Hanson, all Of Cascade. 8. d.
S=Gk j p I.IraR
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Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1891-06-27

The temperance cause may be al
vanced as business proposition. In
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of men who do not drink during bust
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Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1891-06-27

The London Times makes good point
when it says: I'VE almost wish the
prince OF Wales had also signed dec
iaration that he would never touch
card again"
Almost wish" is good.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1891-06-27
Or. LrDuc's PsrIodIoal.Pnls, established

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Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1891-06-27
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Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1891-06-27
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Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1891-06-27
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Wanted a Show Hereafter.

''Be mine. forever and day"
Twas thus he sought 10 WOO.
'Not quite the maid was heard to say
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--Ncw York Herald.
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MONEY MAKINGl

Probably you desire to be u MONEY MAKER
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KANSAS CITY. no. Oct. 20th, lss!

MANASSAS OIIH' MO OCI' 90 Iee','
Inmy three years experience as cement IN,
sneotor in City Enyineer'e Department,
'ound thai Fort Scott Cement would increase
in tensile strength more rapidly after the
third or fourth week than any Cement In use
IN the city, j. W DENNIS, Laie Inspector
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1891-03-12
DITCHED AND BURNED.

Disastrous Wreck on the Jacksonville
Southeastern, Caused by Broken Rail.
The worst accident which has ever hap
pened in the history of the Jacksonville
Southeastern Line occurred just above
Havana, in Mason County, Ill The ex-
press between Chicago and St. Louis was on
its way down, when a broken rail was
struck, derailing the engine and throwing
the entire train from the track The train
was made up with combined baggage and
express car, a smoker, chair car, and two
sleepers. The baggage car crashed into the
tender of the engine and was soon in flames,
which were speedily communicated to the
smoker, while the chair car was set on fire
by the heater. There were not very many
passengers on board and by almost a
miracle but one person was killed outright,
and that was the fireman, who was pinned
in the wreck and burned to death, but little
being found of his body.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1891-03-12
Useful knowledge.

A BIT of soda dropped in the cavity of
an aching tooth will afford relief.
HANG a small bag of charcoal in the
rain water barrel to purify the water.
CARPETS will look much brighter after
sweeping if wiped off with damp cloth.
SALT and vinegar brighten brasses as
we'll as aHy more modern and expensive
portions
EGG shells crushed and shaken in
glass bottles haif-flled with water will
clean them quickly.
To POLISH nickel-plated goods after
becoming black and not worn, use rouge
or whiting on rag with little oil.
WHERE daily bath of water is not
well borne or not obtainable, good
sharp rubbing with dry towel is next
best
IF the gums, as frequently happens
after illness, become very sore gargle
of myrrh in a little water is to be COM
mended, and as this has a good, whole
some odor one need not mind using it.
MOTHS or any summer flying insects
NAV. be enticed to destruction by a
bright tin-pan half filled with kerosene
set in O. dark corner of the room At
tracted by the bright, pan, the moth will
meet his death in the kerosene.