Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1892-05-05
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Detroit. Mich, hasa yarioloid scare.
Philadelphia ships another cargo OF
provisions to Russia.
English capitalists buy the SIratt Bros
sapphire lands in Montana for $4,000 o
A valuable discovery of platinum ore is
reported from Rapid City, Sd.
The sale ofthe Robertson collection at
the American Art gallery in New York has
closed. The total realized was s455,022.
Susan b. Anthony has written an open
letter advocating the opening ofthe worlds
fair on Sundays.
THE national silver committee calls a con
ference for. May 20 and p, in Washing
ton.
Sarah BernhaSdt makes a very ANNA
ted scene at . spiritual seanee in New
York.
Victoria Woodruff is to her
self as a candidate for president of the
United States.
The proprietor of large tin plate fac
tories in Wales are to erect works in the
United States.
4 South Carolina woman discovers that,
n~nbeknown to her her husband secured adj
yorce in ST. Paul four years ago.
The Eastern sale agents OF their meeting
in New York agreed upon The folio wing
advance per ton in the prices Of the differ
ent sizes of coal; Crate, 10 cents; egg. Is;
stove and nut, %. The estimated output
for the month of May will be 2T9, 600 tons.
An embarrassing discovery is made in
| North Dakota. It is that the legislature
made no provision for the election of presi-
Dental electors, and the deiect cannot be
| remedied in time unless a special session
of the legislature is held.
Brooklyn's new bishop, Rev. Charles E.
Mcdonnell, was consecrated recently. Arch
bishop Corrigan wa the consecrator and
the celebrant of the solemn pontiticial mass
during which the ceremony of consecrating
the bishop elect was performed.
The famous contest over the viii of Mary
d. Bourne, by the heirs of Allen Thorn
dyke Rice, is settled by a decision Of the
Rhode Island supreme court. The decision
shuts ont Riee's side. The property is
worth SlS5,e0.
At the meeting OF the directors Of the
Union Pacific railroad resolutions of esteem
aud sympathy for Sydney Dillon were
adopted, he having declined the presidency
of the road on the ground of poor health.
1t was hoped that his health would 500
improve.
REPLIES received by Bradstreets from 81
towns in ten cotton states show o total
stock held on April | this year OF sos O0G
bales, while the returns as corresponding
| totals at the same towns d year ago are
necessarily incomplete. it is evident tina;
the quantities held on April / this year
materially exceed the total held on the like
date in lS9l.
BESIDES Prof q. o. Whitman, of the de.
partment OF biology at Clark University.
Prot. A. II. Nicholson, of the department
of physics; DIR. II. III. Donaldson. assistant
! professor of neurology; Dr. George Bauer,
| decent in paleontology; DR.. Mall. adjunct
professor of anatomy; W. n. Wheeler,
fellow in zoology, have accepted positions
in the new University OF Chicago.
This is essentially an age of advancement
and perhaps in no direction have greater
advances been made than in medical sci
enee. Diseases that until recently were
pronounced by the highest medical author
ity to be incurable, are now found to yield
readily 10 the discoveries of modern medi.
cal skill. This statement is amply borne
out by the article appearing elsewhere in
| this issue under the heading Of THE Ssra-
toga Miracle" and would seem TO indicate
that ono Of the most perfect medical pre-
p~arations of modern times is embodied in
| the remedy known as DR.. Williams Pink
: Pills for Pale People.