The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1892-04-29
THE NEWS,

New INDEPENDENT.
THE NEWS.
absconded with S25o,ooo.
Five hundred Cinnamon have arrived in
British Columbia and will try to cross the
line into the United States.
adopted a resolution favoring the election Of
senators by a direct vote of the people.
Governor Flower has called an extra ses-
sion Of the New York legislature next Mon
day evening for the purpose of redistricting
the state.
The total votes of some of the cities and
towns in the state at Tuesdays election were
as follows: Sioux Falls, 1890; Aberdeen.
54I; Pierre, 400; Ver.niliion, 225; Dell
Rapids, o2o; Redfeld, 200; Rapid City, 6o1;
Lead City, Sos; Sturgis,2I5; Hot Springs, 1sI.
Mary Van Howe, a young lady of dis
tinctly American ideas, threw away a fortune
at Lincoln, Nebraska, Thursday. Six months
ago she refused to marry a young man named
Arend .Arends, when he became dispondent
and hung himself. In his will he bequcathed
her $4,000. When Il c will came to be pro-
bated she dramatically tore the will INTO
shreds and renowned the bequest.
Crops are q month late II Iowa.
A Rehekah degree lodge was organized
at IroGuois April q.
Three thousand acres in the vicinity
OF Aberdeen will be IRRIGATED by Artesian
water tins ysar.
The Omaha hardware company as
signed Thursday. Assets $500, 900,
liabilities $4,000.
The president has appointed Nathan
O. Murphy to be governor OF Arizona,
vice John n. Irwin resigned.
Seventeen manufacturers have com
bined t. establish a trunk trust. 1t
will be known as the National Trunk
company and have a capital OF S3,OOO,-
OON.
James S. Palmer has been arrested in
New York. He is charged with having
piliered more than $4,000 from the
firm of Tiffany & Co., during the three
years he has been in their employ.
A pr1ze fight to Il finish took place
Thursday at San Francisco between Ed
| McCann of Philadelphia and Chas. Tur-
ner, Il cOlored middlewelght, ofStockton,
Cal. The colored mar Won the fight.
Arrangements have been made by
which John J.. Ingalls, will address the
Lake Madison, S. d., clnutauqua as
sembly, July =. Ignatius Donnelly will
address the meeting July s, on economic
subjects.
Five hundred people lost from $50 to
C10n oacb thrnI,uh tho rnl1arSp nj a rp-
operative company at Newark, n. J.
last Sunday.
Labor day is dreaded by the public
officials in all the gre;tt cities in Europe.
The farmers in Sweden are forming
organizations for the purpose OF check
ing SO rapid a growth OF the political
Dower IN the cities.
President Harrison has appointed
John r. Tanner assistant treasurer at
Chicago.
Seven attempts have recently been
made to burn Louisville Kentucky.
Fifteen buildings were burned.
The Massachusetts republican state
convention opposed the free coinage OF
silver.
Indiana democrats favor Cleveland
for president.
Masked men held up a cable line car in
Kansas City. They secured only SO.
The banks hf New York have organ
lied for the purpose OF defeating silver
legislation.
The Pacific coast has experienced sew
eral shocks OF earthquakes during the
past week.
A national colored convention will be
called July 4 and 5 at CINCINNATI for
the purpose of taking steps toward en-
listing the sympathy OF all civilized ma.
I | ttiirurr1i1nn te4Ts7s OF ii1ui5ttiitEee Tor 4ive-IESEEff6~-
Democratic delegates from Kansas
favor Cleveland.
The South Carolina republican state
convention spent an all night session
%wraneling in an effort to defeat machine
politics. The effort failed.
Several men IN Pennsylvania hayt
been arrested for obtaining pensio,
money through forgery.
An organized effort is Undertaking. to
bring the silver question thoroughly be
lore the three national conventions.
large majority OF the democrats il
the house believe in the free coinage o
silver but will not vote for it because
they know by SO doing they would los'
New York at the presidential election.
A test vote taken IN the senate las
. Tuesday showed a majority Of four il
favor of free coinage.
Up to date Hill has rs delegates ant
Cleveland 1876.
Several towns in California were badl
damaged by earthquake aud a number o
people injured.
Foster the anti-lottery democrat wa
elected governor of Louisiana last Tuesday
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