Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1892-06-02
OTHER WISE.

A LETTER to the bishops in the United
States is issued by the Vatican.
The flood losses in five states are est
mated at $50, 900, 900.
AMERICAN flags on buildings in Montreal
are removed by soldiers.
AN amendment providing 70" the closing
ofthe government exhibit at the worlds
fair on Sunday is adopted by the house.
Arthur A. Lotto wins his suit against
Fanny Davenport in the Minnesota su-
preme court.
THE relay bicycle trip from Chicago to
New York ends in u name satisfactory to
Gen. Miles.
The Commercial bank, of st. Paul, will
reorgauze with a capital of Sl,OOO,O0O and
reopen for business.
Ex-PREsIDENT Folks will is overturned
by the Tennessee courts and the property
given to the heirs-at-law.
Maggie Martin, a young girl o: Cincin-
natti, has been made insane by the exces-
five use of strong tea.
The proprietors of tine Louisville foundry
and machine works have assigned. The
liabilities are Sl26,000 and assets $40, 600.
A CHICAGO woman secures her child at
Sioux Falls from its father, rem whom she
had separated because of religious differ
ences.
THERE is a rumor that yellow fever has
caused one death at Brazil, Ind, and the
town is greatly excited lest it be visited by
the disease.
A FORMER missionary among the Mime
nesota Indians, who had renounced the
priesthood and long been regarded dead,
appears at st. Cloud.
WHAT purports to bet conspiracy to i'm
port British goods into this country duty
Tree is being looked into by treasury agents
in Chicago.
Sioux City's mayor refuses all offer of
saloon keepers to contribute $500 o toward
repairing flood damages, providing they be
allowed to reopen their saloons.
4 BosToN woman, searching TOR her alb
Quoted little daughter, catches a glimpse OF
the child at Chippewa Falls, Wis, and i'm
mediately loses her again.
The security holders and conference
meetings of the Richmond Terminal have
passed a resolution requesting Drexel, Nor
gan & Co., to undertake the reorganiza-
ton, formulate a plan and appoint a COM
mitteo.
THE missing non-union shipping master,
Capt. =. W. Eagan of Cleveland, who so
mysteriously disappeared from this city ten
days ago ard who was thought to have
been murdered, has been found in yRo-
chester, Y.
THE rather sensational suit of George
Durkee and other heirs of Charles Durkee
against Franklin III. Head. The millionaire
manufactures and club man OF Chicago,
has been dismissed for want of equity.
THEhalf-dozen grown children Of Million-
aire James p. Pierce ofSanta Clara, Cal, are
exercised oyer the secret marriage of the
old man, who is seventy years old, to his
servant. Miss Julia Neff. The marriage
took place, but the facts did not become
known until Mr.. Pierce returned to his pal
atial home with its new mistress. A lively
family row is predicted, but as tho old man
is worth $1,000 OO, he will probably effect
q compromise.
The suit of NJ. ". Fox, a stakeholder,
against the Hale & Norcross Silver Mining
company was ended at San Francisco, in a
decision by Judge Hebbard awarding Fox
81, 500, 900 damages. The suit was based
upon certain alleged frauds and breaches OF
trust resulting from an unlawful combine
ton on the pert OF the defendants. J. J.
Groom, clerk of the court, was appointed
receiver for the properties until the amount
OF the judgnen has been received.