Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-11-25
lin The M-s..


has IL case of eviction that is not ev!c
tion, the authorities refusing to enforce
i tho writ. Mrs. Henry lapiistn resides
on the South Side lnce in comfort-
able circumstances. her huS bands dis
sipat'on has brought her 10 poverty. In
orucr to aid him in his ventures she
consented To mortgage her home. the
payments fell due aud were not met
| Foreclosure proceedings were had and
IL writ ot e. ectmcnt issued When the
sheriff attempted to'Se.ve il the neigh
pors gathered aud IL crowd of women
compelled him TO depart. Several
times have the au,horii rs tried to
eyis: Mrs. I;aptiste. but always with
tho same result. The last Official on
his return, declared that he had not
the heart for udi>agrrcabie IL duty
| An effort will be made so that tho suf-
ferer may retain tie use OF her hou> sc
during life. Her husband is IL wreck.
CnlcAGo special: Charles RYAN, o;
Sycamore, H., shot aud fatally woun,l-
cd frank Whitaker and Susie Hess and
| then put Il bullet through his OWE
brain. killing himself Instantly. Tho
tragedy occurred in the home of tho
lies> woman. Ryan became inlatuat-
cd with the woman and has for some
time been trying 10 induce her TO leave
| Whitaker and 30 with him. but she re-
fused. He was with her when Whit
takcr en.crcd the room. Ryan drew IL
revolver and fired All Susie, the ball GO
! ing through her body. AS she fell lie
| and shot him through the lungs lie
then walked into an adjoining room
and locking the door shot himself
| through the head. The woman and
\ Whitaker were taken To the hospital,
where it was said neither had IL pros
pect of recovery.
MlI.w AUKtf, Wis. special: \ sea
| lion made it's appearance in Milwaukee
near the Dry Dock Company'S ship
yard, where the sectional docks arc
moored. The men there saw it swim
4 ming around in the slip and makins the
| barking noise peci,llar To its Kind. III
| it had gone INFO the stationary dry dock
il would have been possible To capture
| it, hut it swan of toward the rolling
| mills. Several iioliSh laborers who saw
| the sea lion secured shotg,ins and
\ started after it. but while they fired
| several times, they either failed to hit
| it, or else the sho. did not penetrate its
| thick hide. Vt the rolling mill dock it,
was said Mat nothing had been seen of
! the creature :llout there. and it Is sup
! posed the sea lion put ont into the lake,
f! Without doubt it is one that escaped u
/ few months ago from Lincoln Park,
| Chicago.
CnENENNF. Wyo., special: a warrant
| for the arrest of ben blanchard. who
| attempted to h,inko the city uf Chey-
ennc out of 5000. O0n. has been issued,
and officers are after blanchard, who
Is III Hutchinson, Kan. Blanchard
came here year ago. claiming to be
agent for AN t.as .ern syndicate want
ing TO build IL $500. 900 -Smelter in Chey-
cnnc. n lon,.s OF 500, 900 in cash and
real estate was raised by the people
here, but. contrary to blanchard en-
pcctationS. they refused to turn it over
to him until the smclter was completed.
blanchard made II bod bluff of com.
mencny work and contracted for sew
cral thousand dollars worth OF work
on excavations. art OF this lie paid
for by drafts on Eastern people. which
were returned protested.
MEpFolp Wis, special: While hunt
| ing in the woods west OF Chelsea with IL
companion, Richard Perkins ran into II
! set gun, receiving its charge. His COM
! panlon could do nothing TO aid him, so
ne staTIcu lcf tLe village. about live
miles away, for help hen the party
| returned l'erkinS was found dead and
frozen stiff. During the absence OF his
companion, strange tracks in the snow
showed that some one had visited the
scene. The tracks were traced to q
| hunters shanty not far iii tant, bnt APP
! pcaranceS showed !; lasty departure of
! it, occupant Officers and searching
party started in hot pursuit Perkins
lived at Chelsea and had been married
sN weeks.
SALT LAKE special: The Territorial
! Supreme Court has reversed the ruling
of the Master in Chanccry ON tho es.
cheated personal property of the Nor
mon Church, amounting to about S..5O.-
! NuO The master ruled that this should
go to tho pubic schools. The court
ovcrrulcd this and says the money
should go to tho charitable and benevo-
/, lent uses of the Mormon Church, or for
the repair OF places of worship of said
church. and appoints Leonardo. hardy.
J - Mormon. us trustee. to carry out the
! purposes to which the decision devotes
the funds. with q bond of 100000.
United states Attorney Varian gave
notice of appeal to the United States