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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-09-10
Ask your grocer FOR
Princess Flour.
Made by Blauton. watson& Co.
ALI WANTED TO SEE CORBETr.

Not Even Standing Room at tho New
Champions Exhibition Last Night
BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Sept. 9.-The special
train conveying Corbett and his friends
left New Orleans at o'clock this morn
ing for Birmingham, where Corbett was
rendered reception this evening. The
run to Mobile was good one. Whom
the city was reached nearly all the
people on board the train were still In their
beds. An immense throng gathered around
the train and shouted for Corbett until the
new champion of the world was
obliged to get up, dress and show
himself at tho door, This satisfied
the crowd and they cheered him
TO the echo. There were number of stops
made along the road to take water. and at
one OF these stops Corbett got Oft the train
and pulled up cotton plant by the roots,
still unopen. He is bringing 1t North with
him as a memento of his successful trip.
Corbett reached Birmin CHAM this even
ing. His train was loaded with bunting.
and on the locomotive was a picture of
himself. He was given tiattering recep-
tion along the route. Corbett boxed with
DAILY. his sparrlng partner and trainer, at
has a seating capacity of $50 people. Even
standing room could not be had. and
an angry mob of disappointed men string
gled with each other outside. The cham
pion was received with tumultuous ap-
plause. Corbett ana DAILY boxed three
tame ROUNDS. Corbetts right hand is putfed
and swollen vet. so he vas careful with il.
boxing. but not NJ to the CorDett and DAILY
atandard
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quarantine anchorage. One by one, by
couples and by threes the bodies of the un-
fortunate victims were dropped overheard.
DR.. Byron boarded all the vessels at mid
night He found all well on board the
Normannia, the Rugia. Moravia and
Wyoming. but when he reached the
Scandia he found this terrible tale of
disaster and trouble. Tbirty-two deaths
had taken place. of which twenty-nine
were In the steerage. two in the crew and
one in the cabin. There were still seven
virulent cases on board, and these DIR. Byron
moved to Swinburne island. The Scandia
is the first vessel to arrive thoroughly in
fected with cholera. The Moravia, Rugia
and Normannla had brought it in in
their steeraRes. and, in the case Of
of the latter. it had worked among the crew.
The Scandia has it from her bow to her
stern. from her main deck to her keel.
Cabin passengers, crew and emigrants all
have it in their midst. and che will prob
ably be the hardest cholera importer to
fight of the lot.
AS though the Scandia was not enough
for one night, another horror was added to
the situation. Yesterday the Wyoming
was only on the suspected list: now, at
o'clock in the morning. she can be classed
as cholera ship. Mrs Person. the mother
OF the two little children, Elias and
Adelaide. who died yesterday of sus-
picious disease. has herself succumbed to
the disease. She. with three more. were re-
moved from the Wyoming during the late
forenoon yesterday. They were placed in
the hospital, and Mrs. Person died during
the night
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CHICAGO. Sept. "a combine was formed to-
day between the brcweries of Chicago, by which
they are Ia contribute Jointly the sum OF S6O0O,-
900 Tor the purchase OF saloons throughout the
city. The best pay ying establishments throughout
the city are 10 be purchased and run in the inter
est OF the trust Six per cent. bonds, 10 the
amount OF SO 600. 900. secured by the plants OF
the companies In the combine. arc To be noated
As means OF raising the necessary funds. 1t is
understood that the Milwaukee brewers are, TO
some extent, in the deal.
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suilixnn Only Half Seas-Oyer.

CHATTANOOGA. Tenn, Sept. 9.-John L. sulli-
van passed through here this evening on his way
TO New York, via Cincinnati. He was half-seas-
over. when asked as to whether he would con-
tinue on the stage he said That's all have
got TO do I'm broke and must stick to the stage
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jenkins Given Plenty OF Authority.

ALBANY. n. Y, Sept Ex-Governor Flower
sent the following telegram 10 Health officer
Jenkins:
IL sec In the evening papers complaints from
passengers that you have not caused fo he in
spected or disinfected the ships detained in
quarantine. The protests have not reached
me by s.,ail. but spare no expense
in securing proper assistance to aid
you In doing all that can be done
Tor their relief and safety. You may purchase
ICon1inued ou second Pagc.l
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tConsinued ou secVnd Page.I
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Seven Patients Transferred to the Hos
pital by DR.. Bryon This Morning.
Grave Fears that the Visit of the Health OFF,
Ger to the Ship To- Day May Reveal
More Terrible State of Affairs.
The Bohemia, from the Same Port, a
Source of Anxiety to DR.. Jenkins.

She Has $50 Steerage Passengers, and Did Not
Leave Hamburg Until Alter the Plague
Became Raging Epidemic.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1892-03-25
Florence Nightingale.

Soon after the close of the Crimean
var there was memorable dinner in
London, given by Lord Stratford to the
ranking officers of the British army and
aayy. Naturally. conversation turned
IN the recent conflict, and toward the
conclusion of the entertainment the host
sugges ed that each guest should write
On slip of paper the name connected
with the war which he believed would be
most illustrious through fu,ure ages.
All wrote us requested the ballots were
collected by the proposcr OF the move.
nent, were opened and read amid en-
ihusiastic cheers, for every one of them
contained the name of Florence Nightin.
gale.
The result has proved the truth of that
evenings prophecy; II whole generation
aas passed since then, and who thinks of
the lead and gone generals who fell AT
the ,rniing of the Malakofi? The elo.
,utionist gives the "uharge of the Ligh,
Brigade without knowing who obeyed
the bitter blunder; the military student
nay recall the hero of kinglake his
tory-the beloved nlsIan aud possibly
some veteran di.i. Y remembers the great
commander of tai. gray hosts of the
Vladimir, but the swec' anne OF Florence
Nightingale is dear in ;...nost every home
where the English language is spoken
Chicago Herald.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1892-03-25
The Firms.

The inhabitants of Finland are strong
md hardy, with bright, intelligent faces,
nigh cheek bones; yellow hair is COM
non, but by no me ms the rule. black OF
lark brown being frequently met with in
the interior.
Their morals and manners are excel.
ent. Their temper is univens lily mild,
and when angry they keep silence. They
are happy hearted, atfectionate to one
another, and. honorable and honest in
heir dealings with strangers. They are
=. cleanly people. being much given to
The use ofvapor baths.
This trait is a conspicuous note OF
their character from their earli, st history
20 the present day. Often in tho runes
,f the '.kalevala reference is made to
The cleansing and healing virtues of the
,apors of the heated bathroom. They
ire morally upr ght and have an honesty
md simplicity of character totally foreign
to that of the Russian; they are hospit.
,ble, faithful and submissive, with a
Keen sense of personal freedom and in
dependence. but they are also somewhat
stold and rcvengeful. Superstition
1ourishes among the Firms to far
greater extent than generally known ,and
,ftcn takes its form in quaint legends.
Chicago Tribune.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1892-03-25
FOREIGN JOTTiNGs.

LlyE.pooL special: A great sensa-
In Melbourne. Australia OF Arthur
Williams, formerly Of Binham Villa,
Rainhlli. Liverpool, for murder. In
July Williams married Miss Mather a
local belle, and went to Australia. He
Is NOW charged with Wandering his
wife apa cemcnting her body beneath u
fireplace. THE people Of Rainhll Oh
hearing this news remembered that
some time before Williams departure a
lady and two children had been seen TO
visit his villa and had not been observed
afterward. The police searched the
villa and after some digging found the
bodies uf Il woman and two children
cemsNted beneath the fireplace IN the
same manner as Williams wife is re-
ported to have been found in Australia.
Two more bodies were found later on:
! one.ls that OF a girl OF twelve. who had
EcesIstrangied. the other that of q baby
Will at throat cut. The bodies of The
| wSxsta, 1ad iMa children pr.Ninnsiy -Hsi-
earihed also had their throat> cut. Tho
belief Is that the woman whose boiy
was found was Il former wife Of Will
Jams, whom he murderer to get oul Of
the way for his marriage 10 Miss
Mather. Further search will he made.
a. it Is thought there may be more
bodies in the la
THE trial of Edward Parker Deacon
for the killing Of Abeillc has been set
down for May III in Nice. Notwith-
standing the attacks made upon Ieacon
by section Of the French press it, is
still the opinion Of the Americans here,
and also a large number OF Ercnchmrn,
that the courts will Justify Mr.. Deacon
in his Staying Abeillc
Mrs. OsBnRNF. who is serving Il nine
months sentence for perjury in connec-
tnn with the famous London pearl
case, will, it is said. he released before
the end OF May on the prison physicians
certificate that further confinement will
endanger her life
BARON GrESzBu EG, the Russian
banker who failed the other day, has
paid nearly $50, 900, 900 to depositor>
The greatest admiration is expressed
for the manner in which the disaster
has been met.
A H ME- dispatch rcnews the we'll
worn rumor that Archbishop Corrigan
of New York will probably be made a
lafuinal at 'tbo next cbHSiStpfS. Inc
Archbishop places no cr"deurc in it..
TmE British naval estimates provide
for commencing three new battle ships
and ten torpedo vessels. besides an ap-
propriation of e., 900. 900 for completing
ships now being built.
THIRTY anarchists have gone from
Paris city to London They have asked
their friends to supply them with refugr
money to enable them TO reach New
York.
L +. El(oN is in Winnipeg, en- route
to the Turtle mountain district in search
of Tascott who is reported to be living
with band of Indians near Killarney.
A sEMI-oFFIciAL dispatch from ST.
Petersburg denies that there have been
fresh bank failures there or any emb&r-
rassment requiring treasury hcIp.
THE papal brief appointing Dr.
Vaughan rchbishop of Westminster. TO
succeed the late Cardinal Manning, is
expected within few days.
Tar Folkething has granted S6f, coo
for the expense OF Denmark's participa-
ton in the Chicago Fair
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1892-03-25
IN THE EAST.

THE safe in Calvary Baptist Church.
New York, was robbed of 5000 in
money and all the valuable silver and
communion service. Later an unknown
man returned the slyerware to Dr.. SUIT
terlees, the pastor.
NEW YORK evening paper says it is
reported in Wall street circles that the
negotiations at Philadelphia of the
American Sugar Refining Company has
resulted in the taking in of Spreckles
and the Franklin reiineries.
FRANKLIN, Pa, is in the throes of
religious revival Up to date there
have been over five hundred conversions
and the interest is uuabatcd. Theat-
rical attractions are playing to light
houses and other entertainments have
been neglected; even basiness is being
forgotten.
A NEW method of making steel,
known as the direct process has been
adopted bv Carnegie. Phipps & Co. that
will revolutionize the iron and steel
trade of the world. The new process
has been put in operation and the re-
suits have exceeded all expectations,
the product being of IA superior auai-
ity, with a very material reduction ia
the cost. The company expects a prac-
tical monopoly of the steel trade Of the
future. Under the new process work
man can make four heats to turn.
whereas under the old method he
could make but two.
DErrTY SHERIFF COLLINS, at Syra-
cuse. N. y, has found two fine saws
secreted in tho cell OF Train Robbcr
Perry. in the Lyons Jail. The hemp
cord which the robhcr had wrapped
about the shackle. to prevent them
chatng his ankle. was removed and the
irons fell to the floor They had been
cut through by a file. No trace OF such
q tool could be found. Inside the lin
ing OF his waistcoat $3.50 in bills was
found. He has been very closely
watched OF late. but seems to be too
cunning for his watchers.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa. special The EN-
ecutivc Committee of the Russian Re-
lief Association held an executive Sos
sion in the office OF Mayor stewart and
decided to send another vessel to Rus
sia with cargo of goods for the fam
| ishing Russians. The International
Navigation Company has Offered the
use OF another We. sci. the GonneiMaugh,
which can be at the Commissions SER
vice for loading about April. W: The
offer was accepted -
A message was sent t2Stl| is
sioners In Russia. stating that Had
decided TO ship the second of
-four Wednesday, April13 Tht oUnnc-
maugh is 100 tons burden.
CART. ANGUS McNITcfIE OF tho
schooner Winnie Laury, just arrived At
PrOvtncetown. Mass, tells tale OF
hardship rarely surpassed. The schooner
sailed from Gonaives. Hayti, for New
York Jan. 4. With cargo Of logwOod.
and has been over two months ip pak.
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THE SOUTHERN SUM N AIRY.

SIIDEII, La. special: The prcdic-
tiOn Of trouble between the blacks and
whites, or between two factions of the
whites, because of the enforced de-
parture of the negroes from this settle
ment, is without foundation. For some
days negroes employed in tie saw mills
here have been unbcaraoIr ia their
peace disturbances \ negro hailed Il
white woman. forced her To allow him
to ride with her. and when he left the
buggy took a weeks groceries which
she had lust purchased. with him. The
white people decided that the limit was
reached. and gave the negroes only
enough time in which TO pack up their
things before leaving. They have all
gone and will probably stay. The mill
men are naturally annoyed at tie loss
of the men they had employed about
their camps, but there will be no
trouble with the whites on that ac-
count.
OZARK, Mo. special There has as
yet been no return made by the sheriff
posse which penetrated the bald knob
regions in pursuit of the men who killed
Deputy sheriff Williams and lynch.d
John Bright. There will he battle
Iynchers. The following telegram has
been received here by the sheriff from
Governor Francis. ARREST immedi-
ately all persnns-intcrested in The nur-
der of Deputy Sheriff Williams SUM
mon n posse sufficiently large to hold
the prisoners. and see that the law is
enforced If you cannot secure enough
law-abiding citizens in your county to
do this. inform me and shall give YOU
aid-i II is feared that if aEy attempt
Is made to arrest any of the mob blood
shed will follow.
Ell PAso, Texas, special: Jay Gouii
has had his train sidc-t.acked in the
Texas Il Pacific yards here, has seat
his train crew back to New \ ork, and
the probability is that Mr.. Could will
remain in I'll Paso several months. al
though the time cannot be stated deli
nitely Mr.. Gould is troubled with
bronchitis, and he has already been
benefited by his short stay in III Paso.
WHILE drilling a well short time
ago in the village of Lincoln. Mo-, Da-
vid Wenger struck a vein Of quartz con-
tanning rich streak of silver. Mr..
Wenges will buy machinery to develop
the mine. He says experienced Colo
RADIO mixers who have examined tho
lead say that it equals in ASSAY that Of
any Colorado mine. Preparations will
lie made to work the find extensively.
c Ar Atlanta, Ga, Porter Stock, nephew
of Sam Jones. tho evangelist, shot and
mortally wounded Alfred Cossin, the
son of q prominent merchant. Both
had been drinking.
NEW OELsAN, has finally decided to
adopt sewer system. 1t is the only
civilized city in the world wholly with.
out sewers
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1892-03-25
THE WORK OF CONGRESS
PROCEEDINGS IN THE NATIONAL
LEGISLATURES.
Bills Introduced ana the itnrostans ~
ings y a ) eek in the Bouss 80 -.
ate \ Variety Q Topics - 1ntSr0st
from Washington u
che se,on. .swor.t,

tn the Senate on the l5th Berry Intro.
duced bill FOR the adtustnenS az the
rights Of the Indians Ia lndlan terrftory.
withthc view of having the territ0ry a.
nitted " state. Morgan intrOdoc0d =
bill to increase the facilities of the POst.
Office Department for obtaining the use 81
building for postoffice purposes. pe9er
introduced bill to regulate the value of
coins and pieces Of money OF certain kind.
To give aIt sorts OF current money ! NAL
tender quality and probihit and prevent
discrimination In favur Of gold coin 81 ht,I.
tl.. ,neaent daiicts-es.. 80 ~ .S.sss
and tho MILITARY AcadeiaS xb& 6f5 ~ -
bill passed. After an executive 1eseloa tll0
Senate adjourned.
In the House the conference report d
the urgency deficiency bill was presented
and agreed to. As finally passed the hill
appropriates s47g.64i. The House then
went into committee Of the whole on the
free wool bill. Without action the cOnmit~
tire rose and the House adjourned.
The senate bill on tho 18th making Coun-
ell Bluffs. Iowa, a port OF delivery WA
passed. senator PETER introduced q bill 70
establish an experimental stItiOn to iNves-
tigate and determine whether electricity
can be proitably used AS a motor power for
farm machinery.
In tho Senate on the 18th, the Comlnittee
on Agriculture reported bill to establish =
UNIFORM standard Tor grains On motion OF
Allison the bill establishing port Of de1iv-
cry at Bes Moines. To-. was passed. A bill
tn improve the navigation of the Mississtp.
pi River and prevent destructive foods was
n8de special order. u
After routine business on the 10th the
House took up resolutions touching the
death OF senator Plumb OF Kansas. EulO-
gisfie addresses we're delivered. The House
then, as a further mark OF respect to the
deceased, adjourned until Monday.
In,the Senate on the 2lst bill was re-
ported and passed to regulate the terms of
Circuit and District Courts OF the United
States for the Eastern District Of Wiscon-
sin. The Senate bill to amend statutes 10
as to prohibit the Introduction and sale Ut
intoxicating liquors into the Indian c0un-
try passed. The ealendai ms thon aaAaoa
up. Without disposing Of the bill foe feo1o&
Of certain settlers on pub,te hands. the 4nn-
ate proceeded to executive hosiurol 4nd
shortly after adjourned
IN the House Enloe stated that he had
information that there was a ring In the
coast survey. aud presented resolution
for statement on the subject by the Soc
retary Of the Treasury, which was passed.
The House went into Committee Of the
Whole On the army appropriation bill A
long discussion took place. and the commit
tee having arisen. the bill was passed. The
House then went intu Committee OF the
Whole ON the free wool bill When the
committee rose the House adjourned.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1892-03-25

the.c are two X nds OF allotted lands so tar as
the jurisdiction os TIC United States courts
over parties charged with the commission ot
crimes is concerned That where a crime IL
committed ON an allotted tract within the tOiy
nf one of the now existing reservations then
and IN that case tie United States Coart haa
1nf Sdictioa OF the oleusc. but where an offehs.
Is committed oa tract of land held by an In
dian in allotment within the body Of the tr.ac5
restored To the public domain. then the State
Coait has exclusive Jurisdiction unless tho
nature Of the charge be such that the United
states Coart would have Jurisdiction any
where.
In other words the United States Court still
holds jurisdiction over All ofenses commit "a
within the Eo1y of the FIVE now existing r,ser
Nations the same n before the late iegisl ttion,
but upon tho rest OF the old reservation uoi
embraced III tire HSe new reservations the lla
ture OF the charge VIII determine whether the
United States Court HAS jurisdiction Cpllse,
quently the demurrer must be allowed and the
Prisoner discharged
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1892-03-25
DAKOTA SCHOOL. LANDS
THE SOUTH STATES TITLES
ARE GOOD.
Not Much UneaSine~s need Re Fcit Over
the Contests-The Attorney GeneraI's
Opinion Eastern Men .kstoking to tie
Nest-Other state News. ..


TIE contests inangurated by differ
ent parties over the State TO secure pos
session of some OF the valuable school
lands will not reiard the Land Conn
1in soner from o!iering these lands for
sale. The State will guarantee the titlo
OF these lands to would be purchasers
and Will stand the costs of all contests.
The Commissioner did not take much
stock in the contests and thinks there
will be no trouble in the State Gefcnd-
ing their rights and getting possession
OF The land. The Attorney isenerai IN
his brief in one of these contests says:
1t may be contendei that when mineral
affidavit, were flied against land prior 10
the admission of the state into the rion.
that fact fixes the character of such iaI d
and reserves tt from the operation Of tie
grant But the provisions of section 10 are
uninistakably in these terms Thereby
sections Ii and sc are absolutely granted
te the State unless they have been sold or
otherwise di>ptsed of. How disposed of!
Manfestly in some way equivalent to "A
sale, in some manner which has placed it
beyond the power of Congress 10 grant
them 10 the State. Would the filing of Il
miucyal affidavit against agricultural lands
have such effect if So. all that was ncrcS-
sary 10 deprive the State of the benefit OF
the grant IN it, entirety was that an array
of mineral affidavit makers should have
marshalCa it-nlf at each of the local land
Offices between the date uf the passage uf
the enabling act and the admission OF the
state into the Union, and with thN breath
of perjury swept away the rights uf the
State; for If the mere ulidayit defeats the
grant to I'll" state il could make no difrer-
encc whether il were trnc OF ia !Sc
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1892-03-25

ing the passage to Tarpauin Cove,
Vineyard Sound. where she now is. The
vessel in a storm lost nearly all her
sails, boats, etc. Two small casks Of
water We're saved. and these were soon
exhausted. The prov sons gave out
and the crew was nearly crazy with
hunger and thirst. Alter the sailors
had eaten dog. they concluded to kill
and eat the Captain. The Captain
loaded his firearms and barreaded the
cabin. determined to sell his life
dearly. Fortunately, Just before the
attack was made. "a vessel was sighted,
which furnished the Larry with pro-
visions.
THE fhunix Iron Company Of Tren-
ton, \. j.. has suspended business and
was taken charge of by a receiver. The
liabilities are Sl63. 3.0@0; assets, Sis6. 600.