Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-10-28
The News Aftermath.

COUNT EUGENE DE HARTIGEs is Aea6
at Paris.
The President has ~pardoned eleven
convicted polygamists.
VICE ADMIRAL DE1NHARD, stationed
at Wilhelmshaven. died of paralysis.
BoIEs CITY, Idaho, will be supplied
with hot water from a natural geyser.
WILLIAM LINCOLN, a bank teller,
died of ~hydrophobia in New York City.
SERIOUS floods are reported in Italy.
The lower part Of Genoa is inundated.
w. H. JOHNSTON, a printer, injured
In the street-car accident at Cincinnati,
is dead.
THE Omaha Road has i~nauguarated a
daily through train between Duluth and
Chicago.
TWELVE THOUSAND quail were killed
In Bartholomew County, Indiana, on
Saturday.
The business portion Of Johnstown,
Licking County, Ky. was almost de-
stroyed by fire.
The Dominion government will main
tain separate Catholic schools at the ex-
pense of the State.
Roscoe MARBLE. co,ored. was
hanged at Lafayette, Ca, for killing
Rev. Nehemiah Witt.
HoMEsEEkERs are crowding mo the
Grow reservation, which has been
thrown open to settlers.
JOHN EVANS, q convict at the Lin
coin (Neb.) ~penitentiary, was fatally
shot while attempting to escape.
Four HUNDRED bales of cotton in the
hold of the steamer Springwell, at New
Orleans, were damaged by fire. The
ship was uninjured.
HEINRICH DANIELS, supposed to be
a resident of Toronto, Ont, committed
suicide on q railroad train near Bing-
hamton, N. Y, by shooting himself.
The Briggs heresy prosecution has
resulted in the Union Theological Sem
mary withdrawing from the General
Assembly of the Presbyterian Church.
GEN. F. 7. DENT. brother-in- law OF
Gen. Grant, who has been i'll at Fort
Logan, has improved sufficiently to be
removed to his home in Denver, Col.
TRUSTEES YouNGHUsBAND and Fon-
tame, of the Iron Hall, were overlooked
in the recent prosecutions, and their
cases will be taken up when the Grand
Jury meets again.
ROBERT T. WILSON, n Of Buffalo's
distinguished lawyers, died after an ILL.,
ness extending over several weeks
which bafied the skill of expert physi-
cians. He was 50 years old.
PROF. E. B. ANDREWS, Of Brown
University, Providence, R. l., has been
appointed delegate to the international
Monetary Conference. vice F. A. Wal.
1er. who was compelled to resign.
A PREMATURE explosion Of fireworks
at a Democratic rally in st. Louis. Mo.
fatally injured Michael Ratchford. q
candidate for the legislature, ana Frit.
Mar4uart. Others were painfully hu,t.
A WALL fell on u gang Of men at the
Gleason & Bailey mill. Seneca Falls, N.
y. killing George Ziegfried, aged 81,
Michael Mansell, aged 80; Michael Con.
10Y, aged SO; Patrick Martin and Pat.
sick Conroy. All five Of the men who
we're killed leave large families.
CAPT. ANDREWS, in his I6-foot dory.
In which he crossed the Atlantic from
Atlantic City. N. j.. to Lisbon, has ar.
rived at Palos, where he received mn
ovation.
The Cherokee Commission has con-
studied q deal for the Kiowa and Co.
nanche country, Oklahoma, or the SUI.
plus portion Of the same, after the
Indians have been allowed their allot-
nents. A sum of 81, SEQ, 900 is guaran.
:eed to the Indians. from which they
ire to receive annually 6 per cent. until
he principal is paid. The deal viii
brow open to settlement 2,276, So4 acres
Nter April, 1884.