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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1893-04-12

lN~" ''"'"" ssse"' ~ fW'H'N"
n6bo uznanf pfisp6l zna6ne k
zsmeneni plfcn' nakaxy mezi do.
bytkem q udrlenf americk6ho OBJ
chodu na trzfcb evropskycb. Proto
take ma Sc IN 10, 10 jednalo Sc
Mortonoyi jen TO, ably bratr by.
valsho statnfho tajemnfka dfadu
byl odstranan.
ProtI tajnemu spolku.
o porananf konsularniho jedna.
tele spojenych Stata Peru docha-
rf nynf podrobnosti. Pffpad sc u
dal Mollenio dne 25. bfezna.
Biskup Arequipa mel Sc svobodny.
mi zednafi nedoroxum6nf, nebor
necbt6li sc podrobiti jeho naffze.
MIN ! odbyvali mfstnostech svych
Sc spolecnosti Estudiantina Ameri.
ca Company zabavu. To nebylo
biskupovi who'd, lid katolicky Sc
shlukl n tahl k mfstnostem, kde tai
ny spolek sezenf sya a zabavu odbS.
val. Dav ztropiy povyk, vytloukl
okna a zednafi byli mfstnostf
svSch vypuzeni. Nafadf vse
druhe spolecnosti nalezejfcf bylo
zniceno a spaleno ma ulici. Lid
byl nanejvSs rozhor6eE, pablo ne
kolik ran americky konsularnf
jednatel postfelen byl do nohy.
Jest to Emilio de Caseorla. Poll
cejnf prefekt, jenz neucinil niceho,
ably vzpouru odvratil a zakro6il, byl
vlAdou ihned sesazen a bude po.
Imam k zodpovednosti.
Nemusi Sc dati fotografovat.
DIE doslych do San Francisco
rozkaz6 Wasbingtonu nemnsf Sc
Cfhane dati fotografovat, ale stacf,
kdyz do sc kazdy z mich zapsati do
/. kv6tna o xtotoaniti n6;lkym
svym znAmym. Toto naffzenf spd-
sobilo mezi vladimir Gfednictvem v
San Franciscu pravy poplach, ne.
bot spdsobom tim registrace pry
asi sotva bez podvoda provesti Sc
da, nebor Cfhane jsou lstivf do
Weldon 81 jiz nejak pomoci. Nskteff
Cfhane tvrdf, ze ami zapsati Sc ne
dali a povedod pfi o zakonitesti a
pravomoci zakona Gearyova. V tom
smeru agltuje sc po vsech v6tsfch
mestech americkych mezi Cfhany,
| jiz podrobiti zakonu se nechtf.
volby jednotlivjch m6stech a statech.
Vysledek volby Chicago jest
pfekvapujfcf. Carter II. Harrison
byl zvolen v6tsinou 10000 blasf
mad Samuelem w. Allertonem. TAX
zvany delnicky kandidat Cregier
dostal jen 1900 hlasd. Po tube
palb6, kterouz zahajily proti Harri-
sonovy skoro vsechny v6tsf listy
anglick6, zvlast6 ale n6mecke my
slelo 80 t6m6f urcitostf, 70 Harri-
son bude porazen. ze tax yelikou
vGtsinu bude mfti toho nikdo neo-
GekAval. Cechove m9rou znacnou
pfispeli k jeho zvolenf mali nyni
ovsem opravn6ne nadeje, ze dosta-
ne Sc Jim m6stsk6 sprav6 mesta
syatove ysstavy lepsfho zastoupenf,
nezli zivlu n1meckemu. Ucasten-
stvf pfi volbach bylo zna6ne a u We
Ger, kdyz volebnf osudf byla zavfe-
ma shromazdil SO lid pred redakce-
mi velikych listd We m6ste, ably
vyslechl pfecetl 81 zpravy W.
sledku volby. Nadseni pffvrzenca
Harrisonovych bylo ohromne. -
M9stska rada sestavati bude ze 81
republikana, 2s demokratd 3 ne.
odvislych demokrata. Czech J. Ku-
tina byl zvolen vybercfm zapadnf-
ho townu. - V Kansasu byly yolby
Gle, jiz proto, ze zeny Sc jich
si6astnily volivse tn tam o d
fady sc uchazejfce. Ma mnoh5ch
mfstech zeny agitovaly vice, nezli
.nnAnuA naif.nalx Lndnhnf Lanalu
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1893-04-12

vsak president zdrahh We udati
jmeno cbytreho uchazece, jenz 81
zajiste nepomyslil, &c by to bylo
n6co zleho.
stavka M vJstsvIsu.
Velika stavka ma yystavisti v
Chicago zapocala dine 10. dubna,
rano odebralo sc 1000 uniov5ch
d6lnfk6 ma stavku k mimi prodle-
MIN dne pfidalo Sc jich jeste 1900.
Stavka povstala proto, DC sprava
vystavnf nechtela dodrzeti smlou-
WI uniemi ucinenou, ze veskere
spory delnfka ma vystavisti sv6fe-
ny budou zvlastnfmu smfrcfmu
soudu. Tesafi jiz cd delsf DOLBY
mali rdzne stfznosti, avsak sprava
vystavnf nechtala prS O rozhodnutf
smfrcfho soudu ami slyseti. Tesafi
zadali ia zvysenf mzdy. - Riditel-
stvo v5stavnf administrator odbor
odbyvali vecer schdzi podrobiyss
Sc pozodavkdm d6lnictva odvratili
dalsf trvanf stavky. D6lnfci ma to
vratili Sc do prace ucinivse tom
ohledn dstupek, ze i neuniovf majf
prava pracovati.
STAY Oseni.
V Chicagu vychazejfcf "Farmer's
Review" pfinasf nasledujfcf zpra-
va stavu osenf: Podrobne zpra-
Wy jedenacti statd dosle ukazuji,
re jen malo zmenil Sc stav osenf cd
poslednt zpravy. Pozdejsf vlivy
poeasf podnebf mozne, ze bu-
dou NIT dcinky pffzniye ma osenf,
stav tehoz Illinoisu vsak nenf
ami uspokojivym. Vetsina zprav
znf bud uspokojive aneb ze Wy.
hlfdky jsou slabe. V nekterych
okresich pozd6 zasete zrno bylo
zniceno a must Sc znovu orati.
w nekterych okresfch jsou skody
znacne. V jinych okresfch seme-
no vzeslo zcela dobfe, ale pozdnf
mrazy osenf szehly. V Indiane
povsechny stav jest pffznivy.
Obilf, jez ma podzim pekn6 vze-
slo, prospfva. Nektera role, jez
byla poskozena Sc pomalu zota.
vujf, nebor chladne jsou noci. Ma
jinych mfstech slime dest6 Sine
vymlely. Jen nekterych okresd
dosly dobre zpravy. V dolinach
jest stav arody uepffznivy. V
Ohio jest lepe, nezli obou vSse
uvedenych statech. Stav jest Gel
KEN pffznivS dobry. Jarka po-
kracuie, vyhlfdky s!ibne. Uroda
i pfscitych padach bude dobra,
ac pred mesfcem vyhlfdky byly
jeste lcpsf. Mrazy mnoho posko-
dily. V Michigan jsou vyhlfdky
ma rdznych mfstech i rdzne. Take
tn mrazy chladne noci mnohe
skody spdsobily. V Kentucky
jsou vyhlfdky jen obstojne, osenf
ma mnoze pomrzlo. Podobne zpra-
Wy dochazf Missouri. V Kansa-
su pry take o mnohem lepe nenf,
kdezto v Nebrasce a lowe jsou
dobre vysledky.
Mladistvy vrah.
v Denver, Colo. odsouzen byl
dne 5. dubna llety hoch A. Wood
a sice ma 25 let do v6zenf pfi tezke
praci pred soudcem Burisem, ktery
zaroveh odepfel dati sve svolenf k
nov6mu soudu. Tento rozsudek
spdsobil veiik6 pfekvapenf, nebor
Sc ocekavalo, ze bude hochu pride
len trest lehcf. Wood zastfelil
Josefa Smitha, lovce, ktereho d.
kladne zavedl do skalnf rokle, ma
cez mu ukradl hodinky rucnici.
Neuznavaji vladni opatfeni.
V New Yorku skoncila dne 0.
dubna konference Delegate stat
nfch afada zdravotnfch taz po
prudkG debate neuznala opatfenf
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1893-04-12

jemniks Ruska riskal si poysech.
nebo uznanf a pfispdl znacn6 k
zemereni plicn' nakasy mezi do.
bytkem q udrlenf americk6ho OBJ
chodu ma trzfcb evropskycb. Proto
take ma Sc za 10, 10 jednalo Sc
Mortonoyi ien o TO, ably bratr b.
valaho statnfho tajemnfka dFadu
byl odstran6n.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1893-04-12

President Cleveland obdrzel dne
5. dubna z jisteho maleho mestecka
ma zapad6 zadost mfstnf postmi-
strovsky dfad ably byla zadost
d6inlivejsf, pfilozil uchazec = ci-
ste novou desftku presidentovi ma
pfilepsenou. Rozumf sc samo Sc
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-01-27
FOREIGN JoTTINCs.
BERLIN special The bodies Of three

BERLIN special The bodies Of three
persons who had been frozen 10 death
were found in tho streets. Navigation
has been suspended on the Elhe at
Hamburg. The poor OF the Prussan
cities are suffering keenly. The de-
ptession in trade has left tens of thous-
ailds OF unemployed. The social demo.
Gratis are busy sowing socialistic pro-
paganda among the nnemp ployed.
Meetings were held at which it was re-
solved to demand that public works te
undertaken in order that idle men with
temlies to support might find employ
fHsnt Horrible stories came from the
rumoter regions of Europe, and
especially from the Balkans, OF death
and suffering caused by the severity Of
the winter. In serpia the wolves have
abandoned the forests and prowi about
the towns and villages in search of
prey. A young girl was devonred by
the wolves TN the suburbs OF Belgrade.
Dispatches from Russia state that there
isf great suffering in the Provinces
where famine prevailed last year. In
russia, also, wild animals, made des-
perate by hunger and cold, have in
vsded villages and deyoured both hu.
Gsan beings and domestic animals.
,NpoS special: Dispatches from
Nss'saw show that while the Cyar sends
Eks son 10 Berlin with diamond dia-
dem for the Emperor's sister and makes
profession rs to his love OF peace, he Is
pursuing steadily his preparations for
war; Three divisions OF infantry are
now bre aking up their quarters in the
Caucasus, and within few weeks viii
be in Russian Poland under the com
mand CT the German-hating Gen.
Gourko. These three divisions, to-
gether with the division taken to kietf
two years ago, will make two more
army corps FOR Russia Oft her western
border. Thus Russia's army, within
immediate cali for lighting against Ger
many and Austro- Hungary, will amount
to twenty-five army corps, or all army
as large as Italy or ro.Ilungary
now commands.
PANAMA, via Galveston. Artisans
end Ia borers of Eegota united In the
streets and mobbed the offices of news
papers which recently criticised them
severely They destroyed the presses
and pied the type. killed five compost
tors and mortaliy wounded two editors.
The mob then tried to set fire TO the
police were summoned. The militia
and police charged the crowd and after
stubborn tight they dispersed, several
OF them being severely wounded.
MALES special; Great interest is
taken In the case for damages against
the Anchor Line Steamship Company
by the families OF 5l5 Italian inmi-
grants who perished in the wreck Of
the Utopia in March. 1891 Ex-Premier
Crispi and Sig. Leblanc have been re-
tanned for the defense.
Toaoyro special One Of tho most
daring robberies ever perpetrated in
Canada occurred here when five mask ed
men entered the jewelry store of f. +.
Roberts, bound and gagged Roberts and
his clerk, John Ward, and riIled the
store, securing many thousands OF dol
lars worth Of goods.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-01-27
q

tha local lodge OF Freemasons. Sing
came to Buffalo about two years ago
and was soon followed by Mcy Park
Suey OF New York, the latter az coun-
sci for two Chinese violators OF the ex-
clusion act. Suey left town under a
cloud. Chan Gum Sing left the city
several weeks ago with $500 Of the
lodges funds, but his absence was
thought nothing of until few days ago,
when it was learned that he was In
Denver on his way to China.
New YORK special A Washington
special says the Chinese government
has some difficulty IN getting any one to
come to tho United States from the
celestial empire 10 act as the minister
at Washington. The present minister
Tsut kw0 Yin, will soon return to his
country in some perturbation OF mind.
He has been involved In several trans
actions in this country which have been
represented to the home government as
calculated to injure the standing of the
MOngolian race In the eyes OF the
United States. Mr. Tsui has been rep
rimanded by ii Hung Chang, the Prime
Minister of the Chinese Empire. and
goes back to his country with the pros
pect OF dire visttations OF Mongollan
wrath, which. with his intimate knowl-
edge Of the intricaces of otiieial Ven
Reance, assums terrifying proportions.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-01-27
IN THE EAST,


ToLEDo, Ohio, special A dispatch
/, ON Napoleon SAYS: Lee Lung, a lone
Chinaman, a few days ago was stricken
down, and when Dr. Harrison visited
him he found his Illness 10 be ieprosy.
lie will hand the case over TO the local
health authorities.
SALISBURY, Md, special Advices
from Naticoke state that several men
were frozen 10 death in small canoes
caught out and frozen UP several miles
from land. some of the men on them
started to walk to land before the leo
was strong enough, and were probably
drowned. Three tramps were frozen
to death near Princess Ann.
ToLEDo special: DIR. w. G. Gardner
OF the Toledo Medical College, obtained
the consent Of the parents of the late
Clay Hopper to have his body placed in
tho hands of the medical fraternity for
the benefit of science. All the able
physicians in this part OF the country
will be present at the post mortem
They expect to find some peculiar con-
dilions OF the heart or some unusual
kind of dropsy. Hopper is the young
man whose trance of sixteen DAYS has
FRtMoNT, Ohio, special The will OF
the late ex-President Hays was filed in
the Probate Court. 1t provides for tho
equal distribution Of his estate, whose
value Is not correctly known, among
his five children, after the settlement
Of all just debts. and provision for be-
Quest to the Birchard Library A. Free
mont A further provision gives the
home place known as Spiegel Grove aud
all personal property connected there.
with to the children to be held In com.
mon until all parties agree to the sale.
MONMOUTH, H.. special: The sad
fate OF Joseph Dixon, the wealthy
farmer and stock dealer OF this county,
recently killed by Santa Flo train y,
Stronghurst. has connected with 1t q
strange case OF premonition. On the
Sunday morning before the fatal occur
renee q friend OF Dixon, named William
Cooksey, lying At ths point OF death
alarmed his attendants by announcing
that he and Dixon would be buried or
| the same dav and that their collins were
already made. Dixon, who was In eooC
health, was killed the samo evening
and Cooksey died on Monday.
NoRwAIK, Conn. special: TIL.
Masonic Grand Lodge OF the State is il
session here for the purpose OF investi
| eating the case Of the editor OF locA
| paper who printed the entire proceed
ings Of meeting OF St Johns Lodge
| at which the latter refused TO pay ,
| bill claimed by another lodge. The cas-,
promises to be celebrated one OF IT
| kind, and high Masonic authorities I,
1 AZ .t.A. No., h g.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-01-27
THE SOUTHERN SOM M AIRY.

COLUMBUS, Ga, special: A. II. Chase
Of Lagros, Africa, negro preachex Of
the American Methodist Church, is in
the city delivering lectures to raise
money for the missionary fund. Chase
has undergone an experience which very
few people have and live to tell OF it,
n few months ago while conducting
series Of NEE tngs In the iunglcs, after
having Preached all day he went out
from the little village ut night and lay
down to sleep in u hammock under u
big tree. He soon dropped into heavy
s!um Der, but his dreams were rudely
awakened by y feeling of tight pressure
and rising up he was horriied to find
himself in the strong EN- brace of a large
boa The reptile had been lied In the
tree under which Chase was lying, and
seeing him had Dropped down and rap
ped itself around him. Chase immedi-
ateiy began to scream for help and a
crowd OF natives, attracted by his cries,
rushed TO his assistance. In few sec
onds a hundred lances pierced the body
OF the terror OF the jungle, and the now
happy preacher was saved a torturing
death The snake measured % feet in
length and three feet in circumference.
CHAhLEsTuN, 5. c., special: The un-
precedented cold weather here has
caused the most intense suffering among
poor and rich alike. The peculiar con-
struction OF the residence houses rem
ders them almost incapable of being
heated with temperature below 80 de.
grees. which rarely happens here. This
wear it has been freezing almost daily
since Christmas, and the suffering Is
N ~ 1 kkriHa m
went down to - degrees, and ice re-
maned ON the streets all day, even in
the sun. Benz. Lamb. white street
car driver, is the first victim of the
cod. He was frozen after finishing his
days work, aud died from the effects
Of exposure. The result OF the cold on
the truck farms around CharieSto
which furnish early vegetables Tor the
New York and Chicago markets, will be
very serious. Such n prolonged cold
spell has never before been known
here.
the second in command OF the party
who committed the recent outrages in
violation Of the neutrality laws in the
the border country, was arrested In this
city by United States Deputy Marshals
Eugene gieseS ana II. y. HAilY.
Gomex was one OF Garza's followers and
is under indictment on that charge
Papers were also captured on his per-
son and in the house where he was
found. which will throw light on the
1 recent outbreak, but the officers do not
care to disclose their contents
NASHVILLE, Tenn, special; Tho cold
weather continues unabated. The
specials from Middle Tennessee aud
North Alabama towns state that Thurs
day night was The coolest OF the win.
ter, the thermometer marking from
to 6 degrees below zero. All the streams
| in Middle Tennessee, including the
Cumberland, are frozen. There is much
suffering among the poor
MACON. Ga, special: Associate Jus
tice OF the Supreme Court l.. Q. G. La.
| mar died here.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-01-27
AMONG THE INDIANS.
Rev. j. W. Cleveland Has Returned from
a Tour Among the Indians.


Mr.. CLEVELAND went to the reserva.
tion about two months ago at the re.
quest Gf Bishop Hare Of the Protestant
Episcopal Church, to investigate the
missions, schools, and general condition
of the Indians IN the interest OF the
church. MIR. Cleveland spent seven
teen years among the Indians on the
reservation us missionary and teacher,
and speaks the Sioux language huenty.
lie publishes q monthly paper IN that
language, enjoys the implicit confidence
of every Indian on the reservation, aud
Is probably better fitted than any other
man in the West to discuss the true
condition OF the Sioux Indians. lie Is
a cousin of the incoming President and
served on tho commission appointed by
President Cleveland to secure the con-
sent OF the Indians to ceding their lands
to the Government
On his recent tour OF investigation
Mr.. Cleveland went first to Pine Ridge,
and, making that agency his headquar-
ters, he branched out over the reserve,
visiting eighteen points where church
missions and Government schools are
located, travelling over three hundred
miles and investigating the condition oil
Indian affairs thoroughly. In an inter-
view he gave out facts regarding mat
ters among the Sioux which Will be OF
general interest 10 the people ana
throw considerable light on matters
which of late have been the cause OF
general comment throughOut the
| country.
Speaking of the sensational reports
OF contemplated uprisings and ghost
dan cling sent out from different points
81 late, Mr. Cleveland says that there Is
no truth in the reports whatever. While
| there Is perhaps more dancing among
| the Indians now than few years ago,
! the dance is perfectly harmless form
| Of amusement known as the Omaha
| dance. AT but one PLACE in the terri
| tory covered by his investigation did he
! hear of ghost dancing, AMI that by .
| small party OF your Z men who were i'm
mediately stopped by the agent The
| people seem more contented and pro-
| gressive than for some time past, and
many Of them are rapidly acquiring u
goodlv share OF the comforts OF civilized
! life.
Mr. Cleveland is well acquainted with
| DIR. and Mrs. Eastman, the former be.
ing agency physician ut Pine Ridge,
and about whom many conflicting
4
/ into the daily papers. lie invest gated
the reported troubles between the doc
tor and the agent, and believes that
matters at the agency have been con-
Quoted in a perfectly honorable manner
and gives as his opinion, based on the
results OF his investigation. that possi-
| bly, covert desire on the part OF
! Elaine-Goodale Eastman to see her
husband placed In charge OF affairs at
the agency was the real cause of all the
reported trouble.
Anent the great hue and cry faised
against Special Agent Cooper, who was
charged with the disbursement Of the
500, 900 among the Indians, Mr.. Cleve-
land believes that Mr.. Cooper acted In
all things in q perfectly iegitim ate
and honorable manner, and says that
$sMr. Coopers position and condition
would offer no inducements, financially.
to act otherwise.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-01-27

THE FIG LEAF SOCIETY.
Discovery of II Remarkable Gang of DE
baucberr In Lcipsic.

Discovery of II Remarkable Gang of De-
baucherr In Lcipsic.
BERLIN special: A scandal, the de-
tails OF which are too piquant, has set
the whole OF Leipsic talking. The cen
ter character is Banker Weiss. He Is
many times a millionaire and Is noted
as debauchee and roue. The worst
kinds OF scenes were developed in Bay
rishtrasse. near the lIoSel Stadt Nurem-
burg. Here lived Nine. Norletzer. the
mistress Of the banker. She b ad taken
the sronnd aud first floors, and Herr
Weiss paid the rent. In these quarters
seems of the widest debauchery took
place, where in young girls were the
features. The symbols Of the members
who took part In these orgies are 10
and 20 mark pieces, at one side smooth
ed and lig leaf stamped upon it. A
paper closely connected with the police
says that the public prosecutor issued
orders that and woman found wearing
badges shall at once be arrested. This
has put the fathers brothers and lovers
on the alert. Many painful scenes have
been the outcome Of The discovered to-
ken. which, in several cases, has been
worn as bangle or brooch.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-01-27
A Good Months business.

DunISa the month just passed the bus
iness at the United States Land Office
At Aberdeen was OF very encouraging
nature. The sum OF IS, 1900 was paid
for 6, sol acres; 73 original homestead
entries we're made, covering 1850
acres; 81 final homestead proofs were
made for 9.o4s acres, aud l,a20 acres
were secured by final timber culture
proof. The total nun Der OF acres dis.
posed OF were 90, 09D. During the month
of November the sales were IS, 3SA. and
the total acreage disposed OF was H.
997. One day last week sixteen home
stead entries were made Notwith-
standing all tlrese demands. there still
remain in tue Aberdeen district thou.
sands Of acres Of good agricultural land
which Is open for settlement. This will
all be worth from SIS to $50 per acre IN
o short time.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-01-27
Value of Mexican Exports.

SAN ANTONIO, Texas. special: The
official report of the Secretary OF the
Treasury, giving the expectations from
Mexico for the past fiscal year, has just
been issued. 1T shows that the total
value of the exports through the forty
custom houses of Mexico was S75, 47e,-
700. The value Of the exports through
the Vera Cruz Custom House was S2t,-
030, 600; through Cuidad Juarez, over
5000, coo; through Nuevo Laredo,
over Si, 900, 900; through frogresso,
over Sc, 600, 000 through Tampico, over
-, 600 00o, and through Mazatian, over
IS, 900. 900. of these expectations the
precious metals reached the total value
OF $4,000. 900. The exports Of precious
metals exceeded those of the fiscal year
by Sl3, 900, 600. while those of miscella-
neous productions fell OIL ST0,0O0 The
exports of the United States aggregated
81, g49, Jss more than in the preceding
fiscal year.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-01-27
south Dakota Brief.

In Sioux Falls alone over l,5OO, OO0O
cigars were made 10 the year 1872
The south Dakota Worlds Fair Ex-
hibit il being stored at Sioux Falls
c. Il. Mckinney Of the railway com.
mission. says the grain blockade In the
state has begnn To case up.
Thieves entered the dry Go0d1 store
OF Satrang & Hanson In Can ton And
carried of IN assortment Of pants
shirts, jcwelry and old coins
Hogs are getting scarce 10 tho neiEh.
borhood Of Mitchell. There hAve boon
soms losses already from cholsrA One
farmer lost thirty head . few days age
and another about the safne number.
The City Council Of Huron has agresd
10 pay the expenses Of I'll prosecutions
against the violation Of the prohibition
law. when convictions ars secured. and
that the Enforcement League shalt pay
for those wherein convictions are NOT
secured.
|. Public Examiner blanchard has Just
returned TO Mitchell from exAmipina
the books or the treasurer of KingsbnSy
County. wkO Ii ~ O0O short md hae
g0ue to the Black Hills % = telegram
requiring hss pressncs thsfs On = simi.
lar errand.