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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-12-12

mes, nj mdsicas celestiales. Para Pascuas =
An1 Nuevo y Reyes SO han vendido inflnidad
dc caJas de POnche Miljt1r el Cbgnac Jeres
porquo no Sc cOnsiderarA pttinsG decente la
que no SO tlxnsine con estos artieulos de rigu-
rosa moda.
Gede6n sOstene una violenta discussion
con un caballero que 10 trata dc 'tpuerc0- -espfn"
Retire usted esa palabra-dice Gede6n
Mo la retro.
ME dara usted una satisfaction.
-Cuando usIed quiela.
GedeOn calm8ndOse
-VamoS retire usted algo.
Sea-dice el caballe. o retro "espfn."
G.don SO queda tan satistechol
Propongo que entire las fiestas conque auuf
SO st'iemnice el Centenar10 de Cel0n se incluya
IN banquete m0nstruo. Pero ESQ 81, ha de ser
en LIN Cat0tA1sG que es la primera fonda del
Cosmos.
A-MAoaN DH MUeIoA
DE- OLYMPIC OTERO, AToCHA Ne Tt PoNOl.
Mhsica para piano dos manos.
'Satriera La Lluvia de Estrellas, walls
ss'ssde Salon. ...es .........s. 41.25
Idtm.-El RamO de Violetas, Polka . 100
Idem.-La Aurora Matinal, mdy facil SO
Para pedldos on Ia CapiJal, u. Jos6 Gonzales
Font.
Histdrco.- -Contestando un alcalde al of
clO del & 'bernadOr en- que le exhOrtaba 4 que
iniciase en- su pueblo la suscrici0n para aliviar
los danos ocasionados On Consuegra deoia:
= b ayuntamientO que tengo Ia honra de
presldlr, asf como ell vecindario todo, se mues
tran m0y propicl contribuir al fomentO de
las catastrofes."
Para jardines, Granada; para mujeres, Ma
HVid " no aiu ifoCC - l..
ca 81 Figaro de los Sres. Celorio y Mora ma
nufactureros dc Ia Habana
- CONSEJO A LAS MADRES.-El Jarabe
Calmante do la Sra. Winslow deberA usarse siem-
pre- cuando los niilos padecen de Ia dentici6n.
produce un suen0 tranquilo natural, aliviando
tOdo dolor. amanece Ell angelito risuefo feliE.
Es muy agradabe al paladar. Alivia al peque-
nuel0 ablanda las encfas, calma todo dolor, regu-
iarlSa los lntestinOs, es ell mejOr remedi0 como
cido para diarrea ocasionada por Ia dentici6n q
Otra causa.
Es UNA EFICAZ MEDICINA de una in.
mensa ventaja = los enfermos la toman sin Ia
menor repugnancia.
Valencia, Venezuela, JUNO L: de 1884.
Sres Scott y Bovine, N.w-York
Distir guidos Sres.: La importante circu-
lar de Vdes. techa 2 de Mayo t1ltimo lego mi
poder opertunamente. BESIDE el zaflo pasado
re,eto la excelente Emulsion Scott producien-
do siempre los mej0res resuitadOs en- mis- pa
c1entes. Els una preparation muy valiosa, pues
m $ de ser una eicaz medicina para todos
los casos en- que SO indica el aceite de higado
de bacalaO, la toman los enfermos sin Ia menOr
repugnancia, 10 cual constituye incontestable-
mente una inmensa ventaja. En- tai virtud
pleden ustedes estar seguros de que continue
16 siempre prescribiendo dicha preparaci6n
Tengo 81 hon r de suscriblrme de ustedes
alto. 8. 8. g. b. 9. m, DR.. s. Colon.
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SEM BLANZA.
SeN0rit0 O0rid0d MendeS de CaydOna.

SeN0rit0 O0ridGd MendeS de CaydOna.
Els dulce, espiritual,
Inteligente, graci0sa:
De Aguadilla es una rosa
Ingertada este rosal
De una virtud teologal
LIE fu6 el nombre cOncedidO ;.ys-~>
Virtud con que ha respOnditlu
A la humanidad doliente
Todo cristiano ferviente,
T0do pecho bien nacido.
Capital. J.T.C.
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Al publico

principalmente las elegantes Sefioras Se-
noritas de esta Capital y de los pueblos limf.
trofes, participO:
Que habiendo llegado 4 mi couocimiento
que ciertas personals propalan la noticls de
que me he marchado para Espaha que por
tanto mis- servicios en- el adorno de sombreros
para el bello sexo SO han extinguido; hago
constar por el presente anuncio la lnexactitnd
de dicha falsa noticia me ofrezcoa todss mis-
bondadosas parroquianas para el buen desem.
peno de los encargos que SO sirvan confiarme
en- Ia ESTRELLA DE ORC, San Francisco 42.
Casa de don Salvador Masjuan donde estoy CO.
locado.-Esrique G0bayr6n. 3-a
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0R EENZa

Sc desea vender una casa de alto balo
de buenas condolences, On Ia calle dc Ia Crux
ne SO. Informara don Lupercio oller, San
Francisco rs. ik.6
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Pr0blena reSlelto.
Capital.
LAMPARA i" NEWTON. y

Nunca SO ha presentado On Puerto Rico
una Ampara de sistema tan sENCILLo,. LIMPIo
? SECURE como 6Sta.
Il FL criado mas torpe pue le manejarla sin
el menOr tropiezo. Els la dnica lampara hasta
81 dia que tiene la inaprecilble ventaia de no
tener necesidad de limpiarse sino UNA soLA vEz
AL MES.
No hay que guitar 81 tubo para encenderla
nj apagarla. Sc apaga sin soplar y por oonsi-
guiente sin 81 menor poligro sin que forme
humO.
La llama que produce es blanca pura
como luz el6ctrica, sea cualqu:era Ia olase de
petr0leo que se use.
Svbre todo, la lampara !" NEWTON" ORE.
CE LA MAS ABSOLUTE sEGURIDAD contra las ex-
plosiones aunque SO caiga encendida es I'M
POSSIBLE QUE sE INFLAME.
casa de
p. Manuel Vicente,
San Francisco ndmero Al, para pedidos al por
p. Serrano,
Hay tubos mechas de repuesto. 45-s
Las citas de ;,
Q3u Sl0tupE0 por0 que
Hos salones a estilo ars.es 80 4uio-
sas mesas de blanco marmos 40 delan
te una copa del riquisimo1 : rue han
importado recientemente Sc ihacer mu-
chas combinaciOnes de tod g..
Entire dos pr6jinsas; -. ......
s.::.---A A sn1i pariente-diee~ % ataua el
vino a Ia cabsza, y suelta cada tisparate -
-Pues al miO-dice la Otra-le ataca Ia
mano, suelta cada afetd t....
Ell padre de fanilia q la vida ase.
gurada en- una s0cieda( p como Ia
NesO~Y0rk Life Ins Co. mir a. aio sabien-
do que deja aseguradO el.I.s ao su aijos. Ell
ST. d. Luis Sanchez Nor~'as es el ,aos gene
raj de dicha sociedad Puertos GO. Lease
ell anunciO On Ia s6cci6n rrespondicnte.
I,ssecticida. - Dice un periodico que 81
mejOr insecticida para destruir Las chinches.
poiilas, cucarashas, pulgas, etc. es el aqua
alr re caliente. Sc disuelve primero el alum
sliente, lueg0 se hace hsrvir du-
gdtOs; con eSta aqua que no ofre-
fsu 4uso, Sc lavan les muebles
Ilagados d ""hos insectos.
guapas deDsn acudir al Lossyye
vEo., San Francisco esaulna
9lli de todo 10 que necesita
inosura ~:
-eoios dc verdsdsra s:tua-
0oseAc Aslisar y 81 cognae.
ade una niisma Gran f6bfi
tpefaQsGs djstjMe0s dc ru.
"a Nsda DE- miati0aaola,a
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ENTERTAINMENTS.

EMTRETENlMlEnTQs.
eANAGRAMAS
1ANIEBE BARB1EN.
Descomponer estas letras de modo que
Sc forme el nombre y apellldo de una joven
qulen aprecio.
Juana-Diaz. Et nafs,No.
SALE VA BILLADA Y LOMIBE.
Con las anteri0res letras fOrmar los nom.
bres lie dos nihas guapas de este pueblo.
Cabo-rojo. Chuwf.
I ALMANAQUE.--SAbade IL, Nuestra Sefio-
"a de Guadalupe San Donate compaferos
martires.
EFEMERIDE.-155O, Ell Gobernador da
los mejores intormes de paz prosperidad de
Ia Isla.
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s NCI0N DE ANUNCIOs
8 NCION DE ANUNCIOs
La Flor Burinquena
GALE DE SAN JOSE NUMERO rs
II GANGA FBNoMENALu

A todas las personas que gusten. nor valor IA
un peso en- este establecimiento, SO les reealarx
una papeleta de la rifa de efectos, valor de Glen
PESOS que SO jugar4 allf ell 23 de este mes.
En- LA FLOR BORINQUENA se acaba de
reclbr IN colossal surtido de artfc1os propios pa-
ra NAVIDAD. Las dicl4as papeletas valen s
centavos para las personas que laS quieran come
prar. al
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-01-16
KANSAS WON EN-. /.
They Claim the Republicans Would Have
Ieen succr ssfnl without Their Opposi-
tiOn, and Now Want Reward.

They Claim the Republicans Would Have
tion, snd Now Want Reward.
TOPEKA, Kan, Jan. l3.-The women
who took such a prominent part in the
recent campaign for the peoples party
are here in force. They claim, and with
much force, that without their assistance
the republicans would have been sue
ccssful, and they now demand as re-
ward that the legislature grant them
complete state suffrage. They have pre-
pared bill proclaiming that women be
eligible to all state, county and munich
pal offices, and giving them the right to
vote at all elections.
A secret caucus OF sixty peoples party
legislators and a number Of alliance lead
ers was held, which was addressed by
Mrs. M. E. Leese and Mrs. Annie l..
Diggs, two women who did more than
all the other orators combined to give
the alliance success at the polls.
Mrs. Diggs, in her speech, showed that
the farmers wives had made success
possible and asked that suffrage be
granted. She also requested that women
be given control OF all the benevolent in
stitutions in the state. Mrs. Diggs con-
cluded her speech with an appeal to the
legislators for justice to women, asking
II their request would be granted.
sit WILL" shouted the legislators In Q
body.
A number OF speeches were made by
others favoring such course.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-01-16
SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

Wolves are invading tho western
counties of Kansas liz great packs In
search OF food
SIXTEEN blast furnaces. all but two In
the Mahoning valley of Ohio, were shut
down yesterday.
FRANK T. HENDRIX has been arrested
In Chicago for the murder OF Joseph
Hawkins at Goshen, Ind.
THE supreme court of Kansas has de-
cided that colored children should not be
Disseminated against In tho public
schools.
An electric car jumped the track at
Pittsburg and fell over trestle. 1t was
crowded with passengers, most Of them
being hurt.
AN elaborate monument for the late
Emma Abbott, to cost ss5. 900, Is to be
built at Quincy, Mass. 1t wSll be placed
In the family vault at Gloucester.
ARMSTRONG Bros, boiler makers OF
Springfield, O.. have failed with liabili-
ties Of $4,000. The firm employed $50
men and has been running night and
day.
CHAUNCEY NJ. DEpEw made his debut
as a platform lecturer at the broadway
theatcr, New York. Sunday night. The
lecture was for the benefit Of the New
York Press club.
CHARLES SHAFER, a farmer living near
Shelbyviile, Ind, and his wife, were
severely beaten by two men who entered
the house for the purpose of robbery and
failed to find any money.
AN agreement has been reached
whereby the Duebcr Watch company, OF
Canton, o., will resume work. The
arrangement will also result in the
Hampden Watch works starting up
again.
Two masked men, Saturday night, re-
lieved Charles Nj. Tealowoney OF $S5 in
gold and bills, diamond stud and a
gold watch, and draft on England for
81, 500, at the corner OF Michigan avenue
and Twenty-third street, Chicago.
GENERAL MAsER WORKMAN PowDRRLY
has issued circular recommending q
joint conference of Industrial organize
tons to be held next July at Washing
ton for the purpose of formulating .
political Industrial platform.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-01-16

CHICAGO, Jan. 13.-A special dispatch
from Clinton, Mo-, says: CDR. II. s.
Tanner, the man who was famous 80
long for having tasted forty days. now
lives on farm eighteen miles southwest
Of this city. He now challenges Sig.
Succi to SIT down with him In Chicago
during the worlds fair, to test the
matter in ninety days. fast on water
only; or, II Succl prefers, let the fast
continue from day to day till one or the
other yields the contest.
DErhoIT, Mich, Jan. l3.-Arthur
Milmeau, the rival OF Succi, the faster,
yesterday commenced thirty days fast.
He will abstain from all foods and
liquids except water. He will receive q
purse Of $1,000 II he is successful, and
$500 additional II he prolongs the fast to
forty-fve days.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-01-16
SEVERE STORMS.
Rain ami Snow lnflict Grcst Damage
Along the n, " Eng land Coast.

New YoHk. Jan l3.-Tidings Of = &C.
we're storm OH the New England coast
have been received from many points.
At Birmingham, Conn, a freshet In the
liousatonic river broke up the ice and
and through bridges. Great damage
was done and railroad communication
Interrupted. Boat houses and barns
have been iloated away In tho Nauga.
tuck valley. At Fall River, Mass, gales
from the south piled In the water and
the wharves are flooded. Large guam
titles Of goods have been washed away
aud thousands Of feet OF lumber
are floating about the harbor.
Two schooners were badly dam
aged and the fires In the American
printing company and Metacomist mill
works were cxinguished by the incom-
ing tide. At Providence and Newport,
X. L., the tide was the highest In fifteen
years, the railroad tracks and wharves
are under water and buildings were
beaten down. At Highland Light,
Mass, a terrific northwest gale prevails
and bad night is reported along the
coast, aud great damage has been done
ut Eastport and Camden. The worst
snow storm Of the season Is on In Quebec
and trains are badly delayed. Allen
town, Wilkesbarre and other points in
Pennsylvania report heavy fall OF rain.
At Slatington an Ice gorge at Franklin
dam has caused flood and much dam
age. In Vermont tridges have been
swept away and trains delayed by the
storms and floods. ....-#
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-01-16
ASKS SPAIN TO EXPLAIN.
Mr.. Blaine Demands Satisfaction for tn,
Tr atsnent Of American Missionaries.

Mr.. Blaine Demands Satisfaction for the
Tr .atment Of American missionaries.
WAsHINGToN, Jan. 13.-Secretary
Blaine has opened up II correspondence
with the Spanish government through
the minister resident here in regard to
the alleged indignities offered the Ameri-
can missionaries of the Island OF Ponapi,
In the Caroline group, by Spanish SOL
diers. The basis upon which cores
pondence is now going on is demand
by the American board OF foreign mis-
sions of the Methodist church for repara-
tion for indign!ties heaped upon their
missionaries and for property
destroyed. Capt. Taylor, OF tho al
lance, which has recently re-
turned from the Caroline Islands In an
official report to Secretary Tracy, con-
firms In all important details the treat
ment alleged to have been imposed upon
the missionaries. This report Is now in
the hands of Secretary Blaine, together
with that Of the missionaries, and armed
with that he will see that the treaty
stpnlatiOns between Spain and the
United States In regard to the Caroline
Islands which now seems to have been
violated by Spanish soldiers, are observed
In the future. and reparation made for
the violation of the treaty II after expla-
nation by the Spanish Government 1t Is
decided that 1t has been violated. The
matter causes some feeling in both State
and navy department circles.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-01-16
Editor Ayres Loses Sis Case.

vERMILLIoN, s. D., Jan. 9.-Word has
been received from the postofiice author
tiles at Washington, sustaining the
action OF the postmaster at this place In
refusing to receive the Plain THlk news
paper for distribution, ON account OF its
containing an advertisement for the
rattle OF music box by one OF the mer-
chants Of this city. The editor OF the
paper threatens to carry the matter into
the courts for settlement.
The university opened for the winter
term Wednesday under the most favor
able circumstances. Over 400 students
have registered and more lave made
application to attend. II the present
session OF the legislature makes rcnson-
able appropriation for the maintenance OF
tho various departments the school will
no doubt surpass its previous rapid
0rOwth
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-01-16
A BIG CATTLE RANGE.
Western Kansas to Bo Converted Into .
Huge Pasture by Cattlemen.

KANSAS CITY, Jan. l3.--Ever since
the cattlemen have been driven out Of
the Cherokee they have been trying to
lind some place for a range that would
not be too far from the markets to be
available. Such range has been found,
and syndicate OF mortgage companies
in this and eastern cities has been
formed for tho purpose Of consolidating
the western part of Kansas into one vast
cattle range. The lands in that part OF
the state have been mortgaged to their
full extent by the settlers, and tho con-
tinucd droughts have caused such an
exodus from there that mortgage COM
panies are finding themselves with thou
sands of acres on hand which they can
do nothing with In the way OF selling or
renting.
1t is understood that foreclosure sales
of mortgaged lands, amounting to over
1000, 900 acres, have been ordered In the
western tier of counties, and as all this
land lies together it is to be rented to
the cattlemen. or else the financial COM
panies will use the range themselves and
form u cattle syndicate.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-01-16

New YORK. Jan. 9.--Chinatown was
excited last night over the election OF its
mayor, who, In addition to other du-
ties. is custodian OF the joss. He gets
$50 month salary, and people who sup
pose he stands In with tho joss drop
much more into his hands. 1t
Is usually financial specula-
ton ON the part OF the man who
Is elected mayor. Wah Mong started
the bidding last night at 500. This
was quickly run up to $3.50. The former
mayor, Jew Shing Pom, bid $500 and no
one raised him. After another consul
tation he was duly elected mayor. The
announcement was made TO tho anxious
crowd In the street. aud when the result
WAS learned flrecrsckcrs were set of by
thousands. It was popular election
and the Cinnamon celebrated II by feast
ing in Chinese restaurants and playing
fAn-tsn.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-01-16
MAY SOON RETIRE.
Justice Lamar's Growing Feebl eness Re-
marked by Many People.


WAsIIiNGToN, ID. c., Jan. 13.--Justice
Lamar's growing ieebleness Is remarked
by all frequenters of the supreme court.
At the presidents new-year's reception
he appeared with the other justices, but
most OF the time he appeared to be in
one OF his old-time rcveries, forgetful Of
all his surroundings. 1t Is said that he
finds the routine work Of the court irk-
some and often only gives his attention
to the arguments going on by the great
est exercise of will power. Since President
Cleveland put him on the bench to graz
ify personal friendship Justice Lamar
has never lightened the labors OF the
conrt much, though he has faithfully
sought to perform the work assigned to
him by the chief justice In writing opin-
ions. In the not improbable event OF
Justice Lamar's retirement within the
next year or so he would not be able to
enjoy the pay OF a supreme court justice
because he would not have had ten years
continuous service on the bench. Nos
would be have reached the age Of 70.
But he has comfortable private for
time
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-01-16
THE MARKETS.
sioux CITY Live stock.

UNION STOCK YARDS, Sioux City, Jan
13.--H ogs-EstiMated receipts, 1000. Steady
markets ut other points justified like OPEN
Ing here this morning. Chicago was again
began operations by bidding tho same
prices as yesterday. The forenoon
market was active, aud sellers
showed much more decided
willingness to let go than they did yestcr-
day. Tho result was an active market,
with the pens about clear by 13 o'clock.
There was something OF weakness In
heavy, buyers seemingly having q better
demand for common than the heavier stun.
The general quality was not quite up TO
yesterday s standard, but there WAS trifie
more strength In both heavy and light
mixed than ON the preceding day.
Quotations: Heavy, s3.35613.4o: common.
and mixed. sa.25dD3.3o.
Cattle---Estimated receipts. 700. There
were about twenty fresh loads ON sale to-
day. The market was lively, although
nothing Of particular Importance took
place. The Dressed Beef and Canning COM
pany relieved the sellers Of much fat steer
aud slaughter stuff aud with tho assistance
OF spectators and local dealers who In
vested heavily In butcher COWS the market
Was active during the whole Of the day.
The demand was good for we'll bred stock
crs and yearling steers. scruSs, tailtngs,
Gamers and the like found slow sale.
south Omaha Live ssoak.
sourH OMAHA. Jan. l3-Hoes--Esttmatsd
receipts, $500. OmciAl yesterday, 2,s26;
shipments. I car. Market opened very dull
at 5d1l0c lower; selling at S3.0013. 50.
Cattle-Estimated receipts. $500. Onl-
cial yesterday, l,773. 6hipments. 30 cara.
Market opened steady 70 Sc lower; quality
common.
chicago Pre4os..
CHICAGO. Jan. i3 - Closing - Wheat
steady; cash. ooAc; May. ssc0SsNc: July.
91hc.
Oorn--rirm; cash. l9ci May. 5szc.
Oats--steady; cash. iac: May, 4s0Aekc.
Rye--Steady At sO070xc.
Barley-SteAdy At 7s0S0c
Prime timothy Firm 1t ot.s7.
Flax--Essv ~ e1.2a
Whisky-el.A AZ
PrOvmions-POfk firm; cash, Dlo.9S0
to.a7,S; Nay, 3iO.05. Lard 1rm. cash. e6-so;
NAY. es,1sk short ribs nrms cash. $1,000
Htdcs-FiFmer: heavy anA light sreoo
sailed, SIC: greea. 49< tKesaelesA bsIl.
lkc; green sAleed calf 1Es ~ Alnk 81
dry saited Aides. eGSe3 ~ eal1. elDoo,
aeac0oS, each, Ne. SSs 9s 1sssss
Tsllow-- -steaay; N salt1 rae3e1
19<c; No. !. -: cAlts. -. ss3
- nezs -
NEW YOax. -. III Fh4A4D Dan ~
\ nncnAngedy Nay, ~ ~ ~ JeaS. ~ Y S.
S Lcxet; No. ~ &c ueles n
|S EeAk; J. r.. r. SsS3Ss Ss
d =. =. 81 y. lsI ! e. e..
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-01-16
THE COMING MILL.
ro.h Men Have Friends and Heavy Back.
ers 70 Support Thorn.


New ORLEANS, La, Jan. 13.-The
Dempsey party arrived yesterday morn
ing, but he Is receiving no callers. Peter
Jackson arrived yesterday morning.
having come from San Francisco incog-
nito. kilrain and Muldoon are on their
way here. Frank Stevenson is here en-
deavoring to arrange match between
kilrain and Corbett for 81, 500 side and
such purse as local club may offer.
From his utterances Corbett does not
take kindly to meeting the Baltimore
man. Fltzsimmons, after l4-mile spin,
got down to weight yesterday and ex-
poets to onter the ring at l52 pounds.
Those nearest him think he will win in
ten rounds. and q good deal Of odds OF
one to ten has been placed that way.
Most Of the northern and western money
here Is for Dempsey, but his hackers are
chary OF giving odds. Local spectators
generally favor Fitzsimmons, but want
odds. Some $50. 600 has been placed In
the hands Of Bud, to place any part of it
on Fitzsimmons at odds of 30 to SO.
Thersis no question as to fair fight or
police interference. McAuliffe this
morning announces that he will meet
Carroll for purse OF $4,000.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-01-16
,.ion (on',tg Gonrier.
lawns 4 FULL SUPPLY or 100 TYPE
-ANn -
FAST JOB PRESS,
We - HspaRvd . =
Llythill n this Line With Ieahc1,
AND a 1D-
shoRTGST NOTICE.
FRESH NEWS OF THE DAY.
Information Cleaned From All
i Quarters Of the Universe.
--LATEST INDIAN NEWS
f0RN. MILES IN DOUBT AS TO
WHAT TO EXPECT.

He Confidently Looks for n Settlement
without Further Rlaodshed, Although
"a 1rjudiclOus Act Would Undo All the
Work 30 Far Accomplished.
4 WAsHINGToy, Jan. l3.-tien Scho-
6eld this morning received the following
telegram from Gen. Miles. at Pine Ridge,
dated last night: ''Gen. Brooke, In COM
mand, Is now camped five miles distant
Eo1 White Clay creek, and the entire body
Of Indians is between two commands.
E0en. Brooke has commanded his force
with considerable skill and excellent
The greatest difficulty now
20 TO restore confidence. The Indians
have great fear that their arms will be
aken away, and then all will be treated
IKE those on Wounded Knee. They
nave large number Of wounded women
ind children, which creates most de-
pressing feeling among the families and
3 desperate disposition among the men.
All military measures and movements
nave been successful Control and gov
<ernment now becomes the problem, yet
no serious embarrassment is apprehended
ne present."