Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-06-30
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Friday, June 81.
Bishop Bonacrm of the Lincoln diocese will
most likely be deposcd.
A serious cyclon. is reported iii southwest
Iowa and northern Missouri.
Alice Hart of Dakota City WAS sentenced to one
year in the pen for e%Stortion of money.
The big wholesale grocery house of Sloan,
johnson ~ Co, of Omaha failed Yesterday.
Leland Stanford, the California multi-million-
aire WAS found dead in his he'd at Menlo Park.
Five big banks in southern California failed
from scnsclcss runs on them by scared de-
positors.
Eighty-one dwellings, six stores two churches
and railroad buildings were destroyed by fire, in
Fredrlckton, n. Is. caused by u boy with u toy
pistol.
A bolt of lightning struck Ringling Bros. circus
tent at River Falls, Wisconsin, killing seven
pcreons instantly and severely %injuring about
twenty-five others.
Saturday, June "a.
A terrific wind storm swept across Iowa des-
troyi ing much property.
A fearful famine starcs the people of Germany.
Many cattle are dying and water is selling for u
penny a pail.
Four miners were killed by an explosion of gas
in Wilkesbarre, Pa. Pieces of their bodies being
scattered in all directions.
The interior department has come to the con-
clusiOn that appropriations should not be granted
for the higher education of particular member
of any tribe of indians.
Bear Stop, an Indian living on the reservation
was killed by Switch Tail and Two Arrows on
whom he was trying to ayenge himself for the
outrage Of his 1i-year-old daughter.
The NJ. L. Church people have decided not to
boycott the Worlds fair on account of Sunday
opening. The exhibits of church people will
merely be closed, or covered on Sundays.
Secretary Carlisle today directed the payment
of the July interest on the 4 per cent u. S. bonds
and on the Pacific railroad bonds, aggre yatins
$7,53i,GNU This action is taken to relieye the
t%ightncss in money centcrs.
A terrible cyclone occurred near Topeka, Kan,
on Thursday night in which fifteen people were
killed outright and u great many injured. The
force of the wind was so strong that limbs were
torn from the dead and carried three miles
Grave stones We're swept away and the country
left US barren as n floor.
Monday, June 26.
Jno. A. Wakefeld's lumber yard of Omahs
went up in smoke on Saturday night involving {
loss of $50, $50.
The Omaha public building is to be re-adver
tised again and it is probable it will be built Of
sandstone. Black Hills stone may be chosen.
The great American Derby race was won by
western colt, Boundless, by name. 100 horsel
took part in 1t, and Cushing is $4,000 richer fol
the performance.
Eulslia, the Spanish blue blood who has
been entertained SO royalty by America for thu
last month sailed on Saturday for home. She II
highly pleased with her visit.
A most disastrous TIRE occurred at Huron OF
Saturday in which ten business houses went W
In smoke and Alderman Frary of that city wa.
burned to death. The property loss is ovel
$4,000.
The British warship Victoria, one of the fines,
iron cruisers in the navy, was struck by a sister
chip while manuvering in Mediterranean waters
and sank, with the loss of Vice Admiral Sil
George Tryon and 400 men. 1t is considered til.
greatest naval disaster since the loss of the Roya
George in 1882.