Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-01-27
IN rti= W. 81.

| amusement were closed 10y order OF
| the Police Board and the proprietors
and employees were arrested aud placed
! in Jail. Among the theaters raided
were the Tabor Grand Opera House aud
| wonderland" The places were per-
| mitted to get under way and large aud
! fences were present at all the theaters
when they were closed. The police
were forced to make the arrests by Row
| Ii. NJ. Hart, dean of the Episcopal
! Church, who has inaugurated Il cru.
! sade against Sunday amusementS and
! insists upon tho enforcement OF the
law, which has heretofore been dead
| letter. After the theaters were closed
| immense crowds gathered on The pin
| cipal streets ana talked the matter
| over, much excitement existing. sud
denly a move was made for Dean Hagt's
house and in il short time about two
! thousand people surrounded it, ana
after hooting and cat-calling, stones
were thrown, smashing several win
dows. A police alarm was rung in and
the police soon arrived On the scene
and dispersed the crowd without maxi
ing any arrests Nobody was in the
bonn barded building at the time, the
dean and his family having been re-
moved by friends a short time before
the mob arrived.
CHICAGO special: Appropriations for
the Worlds Fair by foreign govern
ments aggregate So, SAB, sos, distributed
among eighty-six nations, and thirty
| eight have organized official Commis-
! sious. Germany heads the list with
| $500, 900; France is second, S,35, 900:
| Japan next $3.50, 900, and Brazil is
! fourth with S6O0.00o. Great Britain's
appropriation is SaDl, O0o The states
! altogether have set aside $4,000 045.
Illinois leads with S500,00o; California,
| New York. and Pennsylvania each have
| $500, 600: Colorado, Iowa, Michigan,
Ohio, and Washington each 500, 600 or
over, and the other states range from
| $40, 900 to S75, 600 New York is asking
! for $500. 900 more, New Jersey is plead
| ing for $40, 600. North Dakota wants
| more, and Kentucky is trying 10 get
| 500, 900, not having appropriated any
| as get
/ KANSAS CITY special: The Health
| Authorities of Kansas City have taken
! time by the foreloct and propose 10 be
! in shape to combat the cholera inteili-
| gently should it visit this section OF the
| country The Board of Health at its
last session adopted resolution pro-
| SIOlnR IOT lDe esIiDtiSHINtAl 1i u ldEJI"
| atory for the culture and development
! of cholera germs The advantage OF
| this will be that when n case of cholera
| is found, or anything that looks like
| cholera, the Health officers will be in u
! position 10 at once diagnose the case
| by comparing any germs which may be
! found with those kept in stock The
| City Chemist, who Is an eminent bacter-
| iologiSt, was instructed to take steps to
| lay in stock of genuine germs
CHICAGO special: Mary {. Mcdonald
| formerly wife of Mike Mcdonald Chi.
| cagos Democratic boss, has begun the
| serial publication of an autobiography Y
| which promises to wreck the reIAIta-
tions of scores OF prominent citizens
/! who visited her husbands den. Any
| man or woman who ever assoc ia ted
/. with Mcdonald may expect to be eN-
posed. For years Mrs Mcdonald has
! preserved letters, kilograms. atiidavits
| and contracts. All these papers are in
q safety deposit vault, ana Mrs. Nc,
| Donald says they will be embarrassing
! to any one who asks her TO prove h1
, statements in court IL is thoughtths I
| efforts will be made in high quarters to
/ suppress the prospective revelations
! CHICAGO special: The body of Jung
| Din Kan, Chinese laundrymau, hor-
ribly chopped and lying in a pool OF
T, blood, was found In his place \ blood
(, clotted clever, hatchet, and dagger,
| which had been used to stay him, was
found near by. Jun Jack Sin. who ar.
| rived from Kansas City, was coolly
! washing his hands in the place when
the police entered. He YVES bespattered
with blood from head to foot. When
! l-,. n r 4
crime, saying that he had found the
dead body on returning after an hour
! absence. 1t is believed he is high
binder and came here specially to kill
the murdered man.
Rico, Colo, special: A valuable body
OF high grade silver ore wa; struck in
the Sambo group of m ines on Expecta-
tiOn mountain. The lind was made
near the mouth Of the main workings,
and Is o contact vein between shale and
lime. 1t varies In width from : TO II
l.inches. and assays from It's to SOC
ounces per ton, carrying q little gold,
| A strike Of this kind Is Of the utmoS,
i'm portance to Rico on account of :ts
having been made in almost virgin ter.
ritory, and practically shows the same
formation and character OF ores as are
found In Newman Hill.
CHICAGO special: Fifty young women
attending the fashionable kenwood In
stitute had narrow escapes from death
by fire and experiences with freezing
temperature which they will not soon
forget Fire broke out in the institute
building while they were asleep. aud
though there was time for them tt
dress, they became panic-stricken and
ran out into the freezing air clad only
III their night robes. A number were
quite severely frost-bitten before being
gathered In by neighb0ring residents
The institute. three-story and base
ment brick. was destroyed.
WICHITA. Kan, special: In the Fed
eral Conrt Thomas McGill, q Ian,
County farmer. secured q verdict fol
$5, 600 against the Western Union Teie
graph Company for failure to promptly
deliver . message. McGiil's wife wa.
In such condition that an operation
J clan In attendance tclegraphed to
netghborins town for another doctor
} to administer chl0rOform. The messag,
j was not delivered until too late; tn,
woman died.
CHlcAao special: An fncipient iire Ii
the basement Of tbs sherman Hons
created small panic among the guests
Some attempted TO throw their bag
: gage from tho windows. while dozen
: hufgied into the streets without wait
! 3nk - secure snitable tostnneA No
le1y ~ hurt