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The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-11-29
Sent Lee Nucn Back.

New York special: Commissioner
Shields has rendered a decision in the
case OF Lee IUen, which will have a
far reaching effect on the Cinnamon
in this country. lie held Lee Yueu
for deportation on the ground that he
was Il Chinese .aborer previous to his
departure for China and since his re-
turn to this city. Lee Nuen lived in
this city for Il number OF years. He
Went 10 China about two Years ago
and returned last January by way Of
Canada. The law permits Chinese
merchants TO return to this country.
but excludes laborers. Agent Scharf
says he will arrest 3 0 other China
men whose situations are like that Of
Lee Nuen.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-11-29
JAY HICKS EXECUTED.
South Dakota Murderer Pays the Death
Penalty for AN Atrocinus Crime.

Penalty for an ttrocinus Crime.
Jay Hicks, at Sturgis, the county
seat OF Meade County, suffered the
death penalty for one of the most
brutal murders ever committed in the
Black Hills. Hicks had often made
the assertion that he would die fight
ing. ana as Il consequence more than
ordinary attention was attracted to
the execution. When sentenced a
month or so ago it requircd the united
efforts Of all the court officers to con-
trol him, and so inccnsed were the
spectators that it was with the great
est difficulty that the officers prevent
ed the people from taking the law in
to their Own hands and anticipating
the sentence Of the court.
Contrary 10 expectations, Hicks was
very quiet and made no resistance.
but marched to the scatfold coOlly and
maintained an air of bravo until the
drop fell. But beneath the assump-
ton ofhcourago could be detected the
ratlor Of fear. and before the drop fell
lie perceptiblY weakened.
TIE crime for which he was exc
cuteG was the murder last December
OF an old farmer named Meyer, whom
lie I ought possessed considerable
money. The murdcr WAS Il most brutal
one, and the confession of his brother.
who was an accompllce, and 4 man
named Walker, VINO assisted in the
killing, stamped Hicks us a mar de-
serving Of no sympathy whatever and
whose death was merlted ten times
over Walker and Hicks brother are
serving long terms in the penitcntiary
for their share in the crime.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-11-29
THE WEEK IN TRADE.
THE BUSINESS WORLD AS SEEN
Ely DUN & CO.
More Tangible Evidence of Inn
provemcnt the Past Wcck-COin-
missioner Lochrcn's Estimates for
Pensions for the Coming Year.


New York special; Dun & Coz re-
view will say: There has been some
change for the better, and while the
gain has been slow the signs are Il liz
tie more definite than last week. The
most important is the larger employ
ment Of labor, and better demand on
the whole for manufactured products.
Much OF this is due to the unnatural
delay in orders for the winter which
resulted from the prolonged uncertain
ty, but 1t mean an actual Increase III
the earnings and purchasing power OF
millions, Il SO gives a promise OIL 4
larger demand in the future. Prices
OF farm products in the aggregate DO
not improve, but the prevailing hope
fuine.s, Is felt in somewhat larger trais'
actions. The wheat market lost this
week the cent it gained last week.
Corn declined cent, receipts having
much increased. Cotton rose . cent.
Sales OF wool for the week show an
increase again, though they are still
far behind last year, ana ior the first
four weeks in November have been
12.2j2, 300 pounds, against l1,5sO,1-
last year.
The failures for the week were 81
in the United States, against 80 last
year. and u in Canada, against 81 last
year.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-11-29
MORE RONAIIST PLOTS.
Friends OF EN-Quccn Lii Still Talk
OF revolution.

Honolulu special: The guards have
been doubled on o OF a rumored
uprising Of natives under the leader
snip OF a san Francisco newspaper
man, to rcstore the Queen. In con-
temptation Of the scheme the new
leader wa sent back I a Francisco.
Vigilance has not been relaxed how.
ever. as 1t Is believed the prospective
revolutionary designs have not been
given up.
one Of the most rich and prominent
royaIi-ts in the city said Il few even
ings ago: People who think our
cause dead will he treated to Il sur
prise in thu near future, which viii
make them open their eyes. We have
made many attempts 10 arouse the
royalists 10 IA sense Of their wrongs,
but 50 far we have tailed. This time.
however, think we have succeeded
and VIII accomplish our end. Whether
We viii succeci or not, is difficult to
say, bat if we did not think we would
we would not attempt revolution"
1t Is known that considerable num-
Der Of guns aud ammunition have been
secretly brought here during the last
few months and that the royalIsts are
evidently intending to make Use Of
them. No uneasiuess is felt by the
Government party, however, which
seems perfectly well satisfied il can
hold its own.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-11-29
NO CENTRAL AMERICAN UNION.
Chaotic Condition of the Different
Countries Kills the .icheme.

Guatemala special: The projected
Central American Union has fallen
through now as before when attempt
ed. and even Reyna Barrios, who was
most anxious to carry GU this scheme
to satisfy his personal ambition, con
siders the union impossible to carry
ont. The state OF affairs in Nicaragua,
Honduras aud Salvador is mos: crit
zeal just now. In Nicaragua discon-
tent is most general and it becomes
more SO by The exile of Gen. Ortiz.
and everybody predicts the early
breakinE out Of revolution
has ji>t adopted a new constitution.
and Bonilla has had himself elected
President and his brother Vice Presi-
dent, but the presence Of cx-President
fasquez in Costa ltica is u standing
M TO BOnilla. who is surrounded
BY enemies plotting his overthrow.
san Salvador is about to pass through
an electoral crisis and the greatest
discord exists among the leaders OF
the existing government there. The
losses suffered during the last rcvolu-
ton. the eXattions OF which the for
eigners complain and the hatred ex-
listing between the different parties,
make the situation Il OF the ut
most tension. Costa l;ica may be
said to have had the only Government
which is stable. and that only TO a
certain degree. Here in Guatemala
the financial situation is verging on
ruin. and the question pending with
Mexico causes alarm among all the
different classes of society. AN alarm
which increases daily and which is
cndanEering all the business and other
interests. the more SO the longer the
settlement is delayed.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-11-29
south Dakota Briefs.

A LARGE consignment of trout '
been recently distributed IN tho
streams of the Black Hills country.
PARTIES from Osceola, on the Great
Northern Railway. about thirty miles
northeast OF Huron, deny the repotC
that settlers in that locality are using
horse flesh for food on account OF u
scarcity of other meats. Beef cattle;
sheep and hogs are plentiful anu
cheap, and there is no ground 1or INC
report above referred TO.
THE largest brick eve shipped Dy
the Golden Reward Mining Company
of Deadwood for an eight-day run was
sent east via Adams Express the othei
dav. 1t weighed exactly LOW ounces,
valued at $40. 900, which is equal 10
$4,000 for a thirty-day run. The pro,
duct of this company will be nearly
doubled when the cyanide arnex ISL
successful operation.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-11-29
~TENDERFOOT TAKEN IN.
But He Makes Another Man Pay the
Fiddler.

But He Makes Another Man Pay the
Fiddler.
A case has been begun at Sioux
Falls ana Will come up for trial at the
term OF circuit court, which is very
interesting, ina:much rs it is another
and gooI illustration of the taking in
OF an eastern tenderfoot The interest
is intensified a little from the fact
that the tcuderfoot is q divorcec and
the son.o! q prominent New Yorker.
The title of the case is w. S. kinkade
against l.. IL. Brakeman. The de-
PENDANT is the son Of the we'll known
book manufacturer of New York and
a member of the firm of Iversou.
Brakeman * Co. Young Brakeman
came west to get Il divorce and told
that he intended to erect q seven
story building OF one Of the principal
orne in the city. 1t is charged
that he strayed into a big gambling
house and after tan,alizing the tiger
for Il time, he left the den and also his
personal notes for Sl.500 with the
''banker." The latter immediately
sold the notes TO II of the local banks
and in order t. pay them he went to
w. ). kinkade and borrowed 81, sos.
This he refused 10 make good. and the
suit is brought to o the amount.
for W. or three months. and it is ru-
mOred that he has gone TO North Da-
kota to secure athrec months divorce.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-11-29

London special; y letter appears in
the Times stating that one OF the
best known teachers IN 81. Paul's In
stitute at Iar,us and tom students
We're imprisoned ii DIANA in a horri-
bic den, merely to spite the Armenian
School and extort money. a prominent
Official having sent word. They were
released on the payment OF 81. The
letter says this is only Il sample Of the
oppression of Christians in every part
of the empire.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-11-29
LANDS SHOULD BIZ ALLOTTED.
Report OF the Dawes Commission
on Indian Territory Affairs.

Washington special: The Dawes
commission which Aas been Investigate
ing affairs in Indian Territory and en-
%GeavCring 10 secure the consent of the
five civilized tribe, TO an agreement
on ONE plan Of territorial or state gov
eminent looking TO the improvement
OF tie condition OF affairs in the terri
tory. met in the Office Of the Secretary
OF the Interior and submitted It's re-
port. The report i Il rehearsal Of the
proceedings Of the commission in con-
ference wiki he Indians. which have
already been given TO the public from
time 10 time. Is tAoy occurcd. The
report says. The United States
guarau eed the holding of lands as
contemplated 10y treatie. and is in
honor bound to wrest them from un.
lawful holders and restore them TO
the rigLtful owners. This a only be
done and treaty stipGla;ious honorabiy
maintained by tie allotment OF these
lands among the people, giving TO
them individual title therefor
The failure OF tribal government. it
Is said, makes it impossible to enforce
the treaty provisions. y. vivid picture
Is given Of the ldw4es, condition of af-
fairs in the territory, which is reject
Ell daily IN tie news reports.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-11-29
THE OFFICIAL VOTE
Of TWENTY COUNTIES IN THE
STATE.
A TrnherfOot Taken In mt Sioux Falls.
but He Makes Another Man Pay the
Fidaler-Ncw indian Agency buildings
-liobbed OF $500.



Twenty counties in this state, ac-
cordiny to Official figures. in pos
session OF l. ii. Bailey, private secre-
tary for Congressman Pickler, show
the vole cast November u
TO be > .3Y9. as against $50 in l. >.
The counties are Lake. sphinx, Faux,
Beadle, Potter. lankton, Aurora,
Brown. Clark, Hutchinson, DAWSON.
Hughes. Douglas, Grant, Sanborn,
Hand. Minnehaha. Moody. Bookings.
and Mcpherson. The returns snow IL
gain Of :. 309 votes over lS92. OF the
vote for Goveynog, Sneldon, Republic
can. received i, $50: lowe, Populist.
l2,5,j: Ward, Democrat, 3.2-s. In
lsS2 the same counties gave Sheldon.
Republican, | .5.6: Van Osdel. Popu-
list, l0.j26: C%ouchman, Democrat,
6.23>, showing Il gain TO the Republi-
cans Of 300, to tne Populi.ts, 2,C53,
ana Il Democratic loss of 300. In the
counties named are the strongest Pop
ulist districts in the state. The vote
cast for Alexander, Prohibitionist, is
not included III the above, but is es-
timatcd al so. of which IS per cent.
is believed 10 have come from the Re-
publican ranks.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-11-29

Rome special: The royal commits.
sioner appointed to visit the districts
affected by the earthquakes reports
that at Reggie, capital OF the PROV
ince of Reggie ii Calebria, he found
only twenty houses that entirely
escaped damage. Another sharp
earthquake was felt in Reggie. The
interiors OF whole rows OF houses in a
space 800 yards long were completely
wrecked. Crowds of homeless women
and children are wandering about
their ruined dwellings wringing thcil
hands and weeping.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-11-29

New lork special: The general in
terest IN the bond issue and possible
purchasers started a number Of ru-
mors. Cold j. Il t premium already
and there is no telling where it viii 90
to. In fact. NersIage, Colgate x Co..
money dealers, did sell an order for
S5O,O 600 in gold at one-eighth of ! per
cent. advance, bat they did not con
slider this worth calling a premium.
Other dealers in money said inquiries
have been made for gold by several
customers, but no prices were quoted.
They declared, however, thev We're
willing to furnish gold 10 a moderate
amOunt at per cent.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-11-29
ANOTHER NINE DISASTER.
Nine Killed and Four Badly In
,jurcd in West Vivuinia.

Wheeling, w. Va, special: The
llost appalling mine disaster that ever
occurred in this section of the state
occurred shortly after noon at the
Blanch Coal Mines, on the Pan Han
die railroad, at Golfers station. \
new miner, an Italian. put off an V
charge blast, which ignited the coal
dust IN the mine, and a fearful ex-
pieslon followed. carrying death and
destruction in its path. There were
forty-eight men i'll the mine at the
time, of which nine were killed and
four badly injured.
After the explosion there was a ter
rife whirlwind in the mine, carrying
everything before il.
The news Of the disaster quickly
spread and III Il few moments hundreds
OF people We're crowded about the
mouth OF tie mlne. Many heartrend-
ING scenes were enacted. The wives
ana children Of the miners were
irantlc and men ere overcome. In a
snort time rcscuing party went into
the mlHe after the bodies.
The miners charge that the acct
cent was due TO the ineXpericnce of
the Italian miners and declare they
VIII not work with them any more.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-11-29
Wincg:owcrs and Dealers at War

san Francisco special: The Cali
iornIa Wlncgrowers' Association held
another meeting here. Several prom.
!nent growers signed the articles Of
agreement admitting them to mem.
beF9hip. 1t is now claimed that a
membership representing an output
OF ,~,dt0.0OJ galloIs of wine annually
has been secured The object Of the
association is TO secure a membership
representing 5000, 900 gallons of wine.
thu securing practical control Of the
WINE output Of California. There
promises to be a lively contest between
this ne" organization and the Cali
iorhla Wine Dealers Association.
which also claims to control the Cali
lOrnia product.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-11-29

A man who had registered as A
Smith of Tyndall, was found dead in
his room at the Parker House a,
Sioux Falls. The gas jet was turned
partly on and it is thought to be a sui.
eide, as the clerk called the maninths
morning and he answered. The mama
he registered under is supposed to be
assumed. He has nothing on his per.
20 to show who he is.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-11-29

I. A. French OF Chamberlain is en-
route to Los Angeles, Cal, to Join his
wife, where they will in the future re-
side. Mr.. French has just finished
his contract with the Government at
New Brule Agency, seven miles above
Fort Thompson. and on the Grow
Creek Agency, on the opposite side of
tha river. Nh. Owens of Pierre is
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-11-29

beginning Nov. . and closing Feb.
l., will be held a special term at the
South Dakota Agricultural College at
Brookings. 1t is for young farmers
unable to attend the regular summer
terms. and the course of study en-
braces such branches as will best suit
them. including general agriculture,
gardening. veterinary, etc, together
with grammar, arithmetic and ento-
mology.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-11-29

AT Madison the safe of Geo. Irish
was robbed Of $500, Of which 300 was
cash, 500 a draft issued by the Car
gill Company and payable to j. j..
Fitzgerald. and checks for Sl00.
Irish's brother-in-law, Frank L.arned,
and VIII Beverly, who left town the
same night in a hired livery RIG, are
suspected Of the theft. No clue has
been obtained a. TO their where
abouts.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-11-29
Prosecuting Saloonkeepers.

\. E. Hitchcock, appointed deputy
attorney general, is prosecuting the
saloonkeepcrs at Mitchell. The grand
jury is now in session. Judge Haney
has continued the cases for the No
vember term till December II.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-11-29
Death in OYSTERS.

New Haven, Conn, special: DR.. C..
\. Lindsey, secretary Of the State
Board OF Health. has completed his
Investigation into the typhoid foyer
cases a. Wesleyan College, which
have thus far resulted in the death of
two students. He is satisfied that dis
eascd oysters wer the cause Of the
epidemic. Three Wesleyan students
are at present critically i'll.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-11-29

just completing n el7.ooO -
Mr.. French : contract was Contract
Mr.. Freeland ( Cnawa' s2i,5OI
spector for the Coyernmen,".e Is in
buildings. Tho buildings a., the
'wenty-eig AMI cost the lumber
$1,000. aud are a far bette intent
',an was ever constructed ~ trade
dian ngency before. They cons an In.
AGENTS residence, Office, issue o" h Of
two warehouses. barns. houses,
and carpenter shop. traders s,nns,nlth
residences. An Episcopal 'te and
costing 5000 was built denureh
management of Bishop Hare of T. ing
Lnke Walker, the Indian preacb "r'c =
rector. "Ohef, !.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-11-29
Police without n Clue.

The police of Aberdeen seem to be
powerless to act upon the recent burg.
laries perpetratcd there. OF the two
most recent daring exploits of the
i hit fingered gentlemen not the
slightest clue can be obtained by the
polio e.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-11-29

Tahlcquan, /. T., special: In the
burning of the city caIaboose two men,
+. NJ. Hallahun and William Down
ing, were roasted alive. The fire had
been started by Downing, who fell
near the only door, ana All chance of
escape of the two prisoners was cat of
by the flames.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-11-29

Iron Nation. the head chief of the
Lower Brule Sioux, died at his home
on the Sioux Reservation OF pneumo.
MIA. He was one of the most prcmi.
ncnt Indian chiefs of recent years and
was 90 years of age. For more than
fifty years he has been identified with
every event OF Importance connected
with the history of the Sioux Nation.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-11-29

State Veterinarian G.. ". Paine,
was called upon to investigate the
death of a lmber of cattle and hoes
at the farm of Osmund Fundingsland,
Il Lincoln County farmer. The stock
has been dying for several days. DR..
Palmer thinks that the animals are
dying from strychnine poisoning. The
matter viii be thoroughly investigat.
ed.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-11-29
Philip Wells Not Killed.

The report that Philip Wells, the
we'll known Pine Ridge interpreter
who distinguished himself in the bat.
tie of Wounded Knee. had been MUIR
dered by Pine Ridge Sioux is untrue.
Wells is alive and we'll and passed
through Chamberlain bound east.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-11-29
Armour in Luck,

In the county seat contest in Doug
lass County, Armour won, and the
board of county commissioners have
directed the removal of all offices and
records from Grand View to Armour.
\ court house will soon be ready for
occupancy,
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-11-29
Aberdeen Hotel Safe Robbed.

Some time in the earlier morning
burglars went through the safe at the
Wisconsin House at Aberdeen, secur-
ING about $40. An entrance was et-
fccted through a rear door. The po-
lice have no clue to work upon.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-11-29
Hills Candidate for Speaker.

George L. Hair. Representative
elect from Butte County, has an
nounced himself a candidate for the
Speakership of the next House. He
is the only candidate from the Black
Hills.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-11-29
Lodge or the "ts OthcrhOod p,,-

The Supreme and State Cow, .
the Brotherhood of Purpose mn. u
Waterfowl and had an in,eraa. a.
session. The objects of the ordoslng
~ stop violations of the usnr, are
The officers chosen for tie law.
year are as follows: President 9Gains
seward, Watertown; vice presiG.A
George Schlosser. Aberdeen. cnt'
tai,y and treasurer. j.. A. Ho,iise.Ue'
Naples: lecturer and organize, 9 'ef,
Conklin. Clark: attorney, John So
ton. Watertown: chief b. of @. AIM4'
Wheaton, Brooklngs: chaplain II "a "a
Springer. Clark: NJ. of C.. bon W. "
Needham. Grow Lake: assistant N y,
G.. j. L. Megrew, Hot Springs: exam.
iner, ID. "A. COmack, Bookings.
The executive board is composed .,
the following: Don G. Needham. Cram
Lake: Julian Bennett, Waterloo.
John a. Stanley. Hot Springs. $ W.
bowman, Pierre; j. A. Hollistar
Naples: 5. J. Conklin, Clark: Georaa
{. Cross, Chicago: f. c.. Stillwa1I
Minneapolis: Alex Mcintyre, Spar,a
Wis f""
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-11-29
Elour for Indians.

The Merchants Mill at Mitchell
has been awarded the contract to fur-
nish $4,000 pounds of flour to he In
dians at Grow Creek and Lower Brule
Agencies.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-11-29

New York special: 1t Is announced
tions in this city viii subscribe for the
entire issue of $50, 100000 government
Is.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-11-29


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DUE WEST.

Crops are looking we'll, except fall oats.
They have suffered for rain. The farms
ers have their crops we'll in hand
Mrs. C. A. Kemp is yet confined to her
loom. Master Carl Kemp was sick the
latter part of last week bat has recovered.
Pink Stephens has a very sore foot
caused by weed while blowing barefoot.
Miss Ella Pharr, who has been spending
sometime with A. Darby's family, has gone
to fathers in DeKalb county, Ala.
Mrs. Asa DarbJ's is on visit 10 her pa
rents in Alabama
We have so little sickness and so little
money in this country and everything is
so very quiet we cannot get up anything
to write about.
How is it the candidates ride about and
eectioneer on the Sabbath. Suppose he is
trying to steal a march on his opponent.
We want it understood tina; we use preach.
ers on the Sabbath and not politicians
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