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Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1892-12-08
ANOTHER sOl;i:OW.
Dr. scott, The Aged Father, Follow, Ills
Daughter to the Grave.


The shades Of death cast a SoIuber
cloud over the executive mansion
again on Tuesday and the President
and his family spent nearly the entire
day at the bedside Of DR.. Scott. the
Presidents venerable fathcr-in-law.
awaiting the inevitable. which. ow-
ing 10 the unexpected vitality dis
played by the invalid, did not happen
as soon rs was anticipated. DR..
Gardner sitcd the sick room at :.
o'clock and found that the case was
beyond medical skill Notwitllstand-
ing his ninety-three years. DR.. Scott
has enjoyed exceptionally good health
up to the time Of his last sickness.
and his mental vigor seemed to have
kept full pace with his physical sound
ness.
Owing TO his present a1iicton the
President will be unable to complete
his annual message to congress in
time for submission TO that body on
the opening day of the session. The
present indications are that he will
be precluded from making any pro-
gress whatever during the remaining
days OF the present week. The Presi-
dent will probably send brief mes
sage to congress Monday next, eX-
planning why the regular message is
delayed. t is learned on good author
ity that the annual message Will be
about the same length as that of last
year-l5.00O words.
During the night DR.. Scott remain
ed unconscious aud sank rapidly. and
the end came at 4:l0 p. m.
\ hog at Poseyville, Ind. was acct
dentaliy buried under straw. some
time ago. where it is reported TO have
remained >cvcnty-two days before it
was discovered. The animal, it is
stated, had lost but little flesh during
its long confinement, but it is in a
very weak condition.
Miss Nora Houser has been chosen
as model for the silver statue of her
native state, Montana.
Senator Dolph of Oregon wants to
succeed Justice Field if he resigns
from the Supreme Court.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1892-12-08

A wealthy Georgia man is a beggar
from choice, and TO aid his appeal for
aims he has horribly dishgured his
arm.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1892-12-08

Allan Harrison was hanged in the
presence Of 10000 people at Hunting
ton, w. Va, for the murder of his
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1892-12-08

out difficulty or great expense. Thu
great steamship companies have al
ready indicated their willingness to
cooperate with the United States
government in organizing and exc
cutting just sucha system of European
inspection. These great corporation
have the best possible facilities 70,
rendering this aid in their thousands
OF agents and sub-agcnts scattered
throughout the various European
countries and stationed at points
where immigration originatcs-at the
very sources of the streams.
lhis preliminary examination,
however thorough, would not take
the place or render unnecessary the
regular inspection at the United
States ports of arrival, but it would
necessarily render the latter much
less difficult. In nine cases out of
ten the ineligible and undesirable
persons would be left at home on the
other side. The European inspec-
ton would have every possible adj
vantage, including that Of thorough
local knowledge Of the antccedcnts of
intending cmigrants. There would
be plenty Of time in which to make
the Inspection delibcrativcly and cx-
haustively
Without celebrating this plan.
which has been fully drawn out in
several bills now pending before con-
gress, it goes without the saying that
it would result in greatly reducing
the number OF helpless. vicious and
generally undesirable immigrants.
Just what the total reduction would
be in the total numbers to arrive in
this country no one could foretell,
but 1T would doubtless be very con-
siderable.
After such a system la, been pat
IN operation and faithfully and in
tclligently tested for one or two sea-
sons, ii will be soon enough for our
people to decide whether additional
and more drastic legislation is
needed 10 prevent scrieuS disaster TO
our institutions Through a hurtfuE
and dangerous class OF Immigration.
New YORK, Nov. 29.-Thc senate
immigration committe. held session
here today. a Proposition that all!
Immigration. except from North and
South American countries be sus-
pended FOR one year from March, 1893.
was considered and there is good rea-
son to believe it Will be adopted to-
morrow.
The committee decided it advisable
10 submit Ia congress propositions as
follows: No immigrant shall be adj
United to the United States between
the ages OF II land %. unless he can
read and write freely his native Ian
guage: nor shall person above So
be admitted who cannot read or write.
except as a member Of Il family com
ing. Noimmigrant shall be admitted
unless he possesses 3l0o in money. or
lis equivalent, except that the head
Of the family may bring or send for
other members of his family if lie or
they possess 50 for each member. An
intending immigrants must bring GER
titicatc> from United States con>uls
abroad. All persons seeking final ma
turailzatlon papers must give season
able notice 10 the court, and some
Official representing the government
shall investigate thcapplicant.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1892-12-08

the hours VI uuoIuc,o W uuo..,
Now, sir, if I hear any more from
you I'll consider business hours over
with and, attend IN vnnr caSen tits
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1892-12-08

actually necessary, anu snuu1u nave
been built years ago. The hospital
now contains 2e7 patients-about all
ii can Is accOmmO0 te-and the
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1892-12-08

"A carefully tanned deer moe, IN a
fair state Of preservation, was found
in: the center OF an old oak tree, which
raas lafRly allied nj Pulaski q Ind sa.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1892-12-08

usually skilliul in the art, u can light
my pipe with one hand" and he suits
IL. :
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1892-12-08

Miss Nora Houser has been chosen
as model for the silver statue of her
native state. Montana.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1892-12-08

The man who is perfectly proper
toned weighs exactly 20f pounds for
every foot, Of his height.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1892-12-08

Senator Dolph of Oregon wants to
succeed Justice Field if he resigns
from the Supreme Court.
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HOUSE.

WAsHISGToN, July 1.-THE conference
report on the military academy appropria.
tion bill was agreed to.
The bill passed sppropriating sl5, 900 for
the publication of the eleventh census.
A disagreeing report was presented on
the army appropriation bill, the contention
being that the Senate amendment strik-
ing out the provision that no money
shall be used for army transportation over
non-bond railroads controlled by the Union
and Southern Pacific railroads. A further
conference was ordered and the House ad.
1ourncd
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Am0riCaniZGd
Encyclopedia
Britannica

Over the English work shown 80 strongly
as In the articles which narrats the history
Of the Civil War. The article on the United
States in the tenth volume contains fun
history Of the war, its causes and its results
Under their respective heads, g GETTYs-
BURG, the WILDERNESS CAMPAIGN.
ETC, the great and decisivs battles are
separately treated. The biographies o.
Grant and Lee, of Sherman and Sheridan,
Hancock and Stonswan Jackson, and thu
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which resulted in the overthrow Of slavery
and the afarmsntof the fact thar the United
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and nowhere can be obtain 3 better ac-
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JUGoLE WITH VALUES

and practically eliminate from the COM
merce of the country the Law OF operati on
of supply and demand; the system which
robbed the producer ana filed the pockets
OF the parasite.
q He made g broad statement that the
prices Of agricultural products were made
artihcially and arbitrarily on the boards OF
trade, and most notably on the board OF
trade In Chicago. he gave relative figures
Of the actual annual deliveries Of wheat
from New York. Chicago aud Minneapolis,
showing, as be said, that Minneapolis was
three times larger than Chicago and 5 per
cent more than Chicago and New York
combined. WHAT az anamoly 1t was, he said,
that Chicago, the third wheat market
in the United States should make the price
for from four TO six hondred millions OF
bushels Of the United States and for the
wheat OF the whole world. The wheat re-
coived at Chicago was only nest egg, and
yet II Is the basis for transactions aggrega-
ting from fifty to hundred million bushels
DAP.
Washhurn dismissed as illogical absurd
and void the common sense objections made
10 the bill that it would interfere with
regular business. AS to other argument
against il that operators would transfer
the business 80 Canada, he said many
New York business men felt it healthy TO
transfer their household goods to Canada,
and that the country withstood the shock.
he closed by answering objections made to
the Dill on cons titutional grounds.
The consideration Of the sundry civil bill
was resumed the pending question being
on Quay's amendment requiring the Colum-
bian exposition to be closed en- Sunday.
The matter provoked discussion lasting
two hours and half aud was not finished
when the Senate adjourned
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TRACK AND FIELD.
Racing, Baseball Games and
Other Outdoor AmusementS.
Record Of the Principal Sporting Events Of
the Day as Photographed to
The Herald


WASHINGTON Park, CHICAGO, July H.
The weather was fine; attendance. 1900.
Five f5riongs- Belmont won,
Forest Rose second, Sir Carr third. Time
1929.
Six MISUNDERSTANDING won, McGinty
second. Anrie CLARK third. Time-l :l6s<
Mile and seventy yards-Santa Anna
won. Governor Adams second, Bolivar
Bnckner third. Time :sS1
Mile-Ethel Dolly won. McCone second
Goodale third. Tifne--1 :421<
Mile and furlong-Ernest Race won.
Joe Blackburn second Ciciiy third. Time
II :561s
Six Observation-Disclosures won, Fox Hall
second, Garitia third. Time-1l5.
Six furlonRB-Upman won, Rosemont
second, NirRie johnson third. Time-1 :l6.
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necIalon Inc RalIrond case.

DALLAS, Tex, July 1L-Judges McCor-
mick and Brant on Saturday gave de-
cision in the case OF Sands & Co. against
The Galveston. Harrisburg & San Antonio
railroad company to appoint 8 receiver,
but permitted the Southern Pacific TO take
the stock Of the road held by them. The
latter company WIS restrained from dis
posing OF the stock. The plaintiffs were
also forbidden TO sell or dispose Of the
stock now held By them pending the suit.
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nae utnh cantrnI Trains

The Utah Central railroad commenced
yesterday running two coaches on each
train daily between the Park and Salt
Lake. The road has also put "helper''
on at the summit an engine which viii be
kept at the back switch, near Barclay, 70
help ali trains over the summit This
addition to the rolling stock OF the road is
a step 10 the right direction, aud the assur-
ance that trains will make schedule time
hereafter is an Improvement that can be
highly appreciated by the travelling public.
Park Gun Miner.
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AN Excursion to the Fails.

The Union Pacific viii run en- excursion
to Shoshone Falls, Idaho, on July % the
fare for the round trip being SIS. This is
low rate and the scenes az the faiIa are
equal to those at Niagara.
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A UTAH ENTERPRISE.

Steamer Now Being Built to Ply on Green
River
). W. Minnich Of Green River, Utah, is
the head Of company having steamer
built st Carondeiet, below ST. Louis, which
viii ply between Green River station on
the Green river to Cataract canon on the
Colorado. The company 10 made up mainly
OF Colorado Springs capitalists aud their
idea 10 to mako scenic line by water I'M
pEralleled 10 this country, the csnons OF
the Green and Colorado affording some Of
the finest scenery in the world. The
steamer will be shipped via the Santa Fe
and Midland routes.
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get q match on with Goddard. the AntipO-
dean champion.
Peter Maher has challenged Frank
SIavin. but no match has Daen ratified as
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GEO. RoMNEY. Manager.
Q. D. RoMNEY, Asst Manager.
TOLD HTS FRIENDS.

Mr.. Jacob Meilein Of Denver who was cured
Of rheumatism in few weeks by Lee Wing
Brothers. after spending all he bad with Ameri-
can Doctors in vain Is o man who believes n
sharing With his friends the benefits BESTOWED
upon himself. Among Mr.. Meleins friends is
Mr.. John Mason. who had suffered Tor years
from rheumatism so that he was utterly help
Less. he too Ind tried American doctors with
no benefit and when MIR Mellein advised him
TO trg Chinese Vegetable Remedies ne gladly
did so. The result was as surprising as il was
satisfactory to him. for In but little more than
month he was entirely cured and as sound and
well as he ever was.
Mr.. Mason lives at 1870 Vine street. where he
can be personally consulted as TO the truth OF
this statement The testimony OF both Mr..
Mason and Mr.. Mellen No. 1897 Fourteenth
avenue. West Denver. can be suhstantiated by
hundreds Of the best people in the West.
LEE WIHa BROTHERS
Speedily and permanently cure every form OF
nervous. chrome, urinary. kidney and liver
troubles. diseases of the heart. lungs and
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BABY RuTH'S PICTURE.
Clevsland's Reply 20 Georgia Editor VII
Wanted 1t for Publication.

ATLANTA, Ca, July 1.-The journal
prints letter from ex-P President Cleveland
IN reply to request for picture OF Baby
Ruth for publication. Mr. Cleveland s6ys I:
"As photo has never been taken Of nv
baby, ifss Impossible 10 comply with the
request. and AIDA frankly that he and his
wife are not wiling to have il published II
there was one. lie end she are doing eli
they can. says the eK president. Ia check
the noloriety which would be increased BIZ
such publication.
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WRECK on the Union PACIFIC.

OMAHA, Neb., July 1.-THE east. bound
limited on the Union Pacific was wrecked
near Haddocks this afternoon by the
breaking of truck The passengers were
shaken up, but none seriously injured
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CRY or MEXICO. July 1.-THE elections
today resulted in the reelection OF. Presi-
dent Diaz. According TO the returns the
senate and the chamber OF deputies will pc
composed OF superior element introduc-
ing new and young blood.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-07-12

The Sanpete Valley railway now runs
only as far as Moroni, instead Of to Ches-
ter. as heretofore
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PANS. July 1l.-Four deaths. attributed
to cholera, are reported at Aubervillers.
five miles north Of Paris today. Louis
Pasteur is III, it is believed with cholera
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in the old reliable. North America, Of
Philadelphia. Aesets over SIS, 0O0, 900.
II. J. GRANT g. Co., Agents.
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sole leather commission merchants, as
signed today with liabilities of $500, 900 to
Edward H. Dunn, leather merchant Nc
Connell says the firm expects TO meet its
obligations In full.
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The leader Get il Quick. TDASHA.

Eleven hundred aud forty-two families
use 1t on their tables. JNDANHA.
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TT FORTUNATELY HAPPENS THAT
L Light Clothing is light on the pocket
book. You don't have to be rioh to be
comfortable.
In one of our Summer Suits you can
laugh at the heat and laugh at the outlay
that it costs you. 1t will make you look
like a featherweight and feel like feather
weight. The Thermometer may go up to
record-snashing figures without botherlng
you particle. You viii be sure of COM
fort and sure of something else the man
who ia many times millionaire won't look
any better dressed than you.
Prices are playing pretty pranks when
they get down as low as we are selling
Summer Suits.
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A dinner or reception not complete with
out IDANHA >
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FIGTIT-FlGHT.

wherel What Whenl Why right
here, right now and al the time. is going
on struggle with desease for health and
Haller's SarsApRrilla and Burdock is the
most successful opponent that science has
thus far discovered. For sale By Gild's
pharmacy, Brooks Arcade.
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PROTECTION.

The ''Pennsyivania." OF Philadelphia
will take care OF you.
H. J. GRANT & Co.. Agents.
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Yeslardar,a sIIKer Pnrchase.

WASHINGTON, July 1.-THE treasury de-
partment today purchased GIL, 600 ounces
of silver at S0S7 Ga and S0S7-70..
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1.-THE Salt Lake Abstract Title Guaranty
& Trust Co. TO No. 80 Main street
formerly McCornickis bank
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BAsEBALI.



The opportune hitting OF the home team
vcn todays game. Cleveland. II Phila-
delphia, ;. Batteries Conner;
AT ST. LOUIS.
The Browns gave away the game by poor
playing ia the last half. ST. Louis, 3:
baltimore, T. Batteries - Britenstein,
Buckley; Cobb, Guuson.
AT CHICAGO.
Arson tried three new players with the
usual result to-day Chicago, 2; Boston, 3.
Batteries Hutchinson, Schriver; Nichols.
Beanett.
At CINCINNATI.
Heavy batting won the first game for
Che Reds. Cincinnetl, ~; New York. s.
Batteries Cnamberlin, Dwyer, Vaughn
Crane, Boyle.
Second Came-The Reds managed to
bunch their hits IN the sixth with great
effect. Cincinnati, 4: New York, @ Bat
ieries-Mullane Vaughan; Rusie, OroBike.
AT PIrTsBURc.
Kings single in the tenth won The game
after q hot srrugRle Pittsburr. z:
Brooklyn, s. Batteries-Terry Miller.
Mack; Fcutz, Daily.
At KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, Indianapolis. 6.
AT OMAHA.
Omaha. 20; Toledo 5.
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az aDs0lule cure loF dyapep.Ia. IDANHA
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CONGRESS.
Washburn Argues on His Anti
Option Bill.
The suudry Civil Bill Under Consideration In
the Senate--Rroceedings Of
the House
SENATR.

WAsHrN0ros. July IL Washburn occu-
pied the attention Of the Senate more than
two hours today with an elaborate argu-
ment IN favor OF his anti-optlon bill he
did not ask any action on the bill itself, as
it was not before the Senate FOR ection.
Washburn said the bill WIS not directed
against legitimate trade, but against that
gigantic modern invention known es ''shori
selling" Of the agricultural products OF the
country 1t was system under which Ii
was possible TO
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COMPENDIUM or
COOKERY AND
VALUABLE
RECIPES
ullv illustrated
Fully Illustrated

limo. 5bg phgeE.
The largest and best Cook Book ever pubs
lished Portrait OF Martha Washington On
outside. perfect index by which reference
may fe instantly made to any recipe for cook
Ing in all its departments. II contains also .
medical department. which is Invaluable Toilet
recipes, A COM lste department devoted to
personal dress and etiquette. Advice to
mothers and daughters. IS well a. to young
men. Printed on good paper and hand somely
bound in ssin paper covers.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1892-02-05
Union School Notes,


Miss Anna Reid is absent this week
Miss Glass was absent Monday on
account of illness.
Isaac Nichols, of St Louis, visited
the Alma school Tuesday.
Commissioner o. j. Tuttle made the
school pleasant call last week.
The Union School Library is now
open to the public. There are still
over fifty books that have not been re-
turned and it is again earnestly re-
Quested that those who have had books
will please return them SO they may be
numbered.
The meeting for the organization of
an Alumni association was held last
Friday, Ralph Ely was chosen presi-
dent, Claud Forton. Vice. President,
Winnie Griffin, Recording Sec'y., Geo.
Sharrar, Corresponding Sec'y, and
Sadie Ward Treasurer. The meeting
was adjourned for two weeks 1t is
hoped that all members will be present.