Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-12-15
GENERAL NOTES.

| Ice How ut thp head of Lake Erie alld
all efforts to release the boats have bren
in vain.
A jury is being empaneied at Chicago
for the trial Of 'endergrnst, tile nur.
d-rer of Mayor Harrison. and of comrs.
Chicago will keep up its reputation III
furnishing jurymen who have not
formed an opinion.
The churches OF the several den"ni-
nations in Chicago lave thrown open
their doors to the hundreds OF needy
who are without lodging. The d stl
tute have been invited 10 sleep upon
the pew cushions of the warmed
churches. and many of the cnngrrga
tlons are arranging to furnish break fast
to lodgers.
In IL case carried up f,om Lincoln
county the supreme court of South Da-
kot;l has decided that rents of mort
gagged real estate property sold under
foreclosure is coll. ctable for one year
after the sale, or what is cal. ed. the year
of redemption, by the mortgagor and
not by tile person purchasing the prop
erty at the foreclosure sale.
Another North and south railroad
convention has been held at Topeka Il.
when he plans for building and operas
ting thu road were di cussrd. A pre-
visiOnal BOARD uf directors was appUint-
ed and the convention adjourned to
meet at Topek: Jan. \. This is a rail
road enterprise that is needed, and VT
believe that it will be built within the
next few years.
1t now looks as though the B. u NJ.
intends to finish their western line next
summer. as it is stated that the com
pany has a large force of men in the
timber along Tongue river above Sheri-
dan. WyO, cutting ties. and the cOm
tract has been let for 40O.OW. This
humber is sufficient to lay about l40
miles of track aud will carry it to the
vicinity 0f Billings.
The Omaha Bee is authority for the
statement that "isepr. sentative Lucas
saw Comptroller Eckels and had DE-
ferred the asses ment of Stockholders
in the Hot Springs National bank. Mir.
Lucas believes that it u littl,. mOle time
is given the receiver of the bank it will
not be necessary tn levy an assessment
on the stockholders" Receiver Fox
says lie knows nothing about the matter.
Concerning Judge Edgerton's decis.
inn upon municipal bonds the lluronite
says: "lle JUDGE infolms tl,- llurOm-
ite that the newspaper reports of tn.
decision in tie Huron bnnd case ;,re
very misleading. i'll tact almost without
foundation. lie says that tie case was
decided OH the wording of the t,nlds in
question. and that the decision was
practically that tile statement contaiu-
ell i'll tle bonds. that they were issued
according to law, is IL general te, m. and
does not debar the defendant from in
Producing evidence to show that us Il
matter of fact the law was not complied
with. All the witnesses who lad any
thing to do with issuing the bonds, de-
clared that the law had not been tutl-
piled will, AMI AS IL consequence vel-
dict for the defendant was ordered.
The New York sun is warming up
more and more as the democratic adj
ministsation tlle party of its own fai,l)
w:ldes deeper into the nine. Hear the
sun kick: ''lSut there is 10 chemistry
that can erase the record of 1893. Test
ed by the first principles "f political
rectitude and party honor, the protec-
Zionist tariff proposed to congress by
Mr.. Wilson and the democratic majori-
ty of the committee oil ways and means
is IL fraud. All !nfamy and an insult As
the years go by wonder will increase
that democrats could be found willing
to sign their names to this confession
of impostnre and false pretenses. this
acceptance OF the tokens of !. degrading
humilia,lon."
The Associated press reports say
that from source almost III touch with
the American legation it is learned that
the contingency wl,icl, has caused delay
in the Hawaiian affairs until WASHING
ton is heard IRON is tile fact that the
provisional government and resident
Americans would o, emly resist eitlrr
compromise or restoration. IN conver-
s..t,on with an Associated press report
er Mr.. Willis said he was ca, tidrnt that
Legislation favorable to the Hawaiian
islands would shortly take PLACE i'll the
United states. The provisional govpr,l-
memt has LOO men under arms, who are
ready to respond ut the signal of the
bell. THIS f"rce will not be permitted
to fire OH the United States marines if
they are landed, neither will the p,ovis-
ional government lay down its arms
and leave the government building up
on request of Minister Willis. ever, after