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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-02-23
Warrington Gossip.

The house judiciary committee DE-
ci,.es TO investigate Judge jenkins fer
his anti-strike ord,r.
Flaws in the Bering sea agreement
are causing the United States ana
England some concern
Representatives of the principal rail
way systems confer with the Interstate
commerce commission relative 10 a
schedule OF rates.
Representative Henderson has under
gone an operation for relief from the
effects # wound received during the
rVar.
President Cleveland and cabinet arr
likely TO make tour Of the lakes
and the Twin Cities next summer. on
invitation of James J. Hill and Capt
McDougall
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Otherwise.

A meeting Of the National Trot!in.
association is held in New York.
Amiel Meter, who has just re-
turned to Anna Ill. from Chicago, has
been stricken with smallpox.
The City National Bank and the
State National Bank at Dallas, Tex,
have consolidated.
Harvard College Observatory will
start an expedition to Arizona to csta
blisl a new observatory.
Taking Of deposits in the Pollard
Breckinridge case will commence 1T
Lexington. Ky, shortly.
Lady students OF Wesleyan Uni
versity at Middleton, Conn, will here
after carry canes.
The continued fall in the price Of
silver causes Colorado producers to
talk of closing the mines.
William Wolf, dry goods dealer
Of Center Hall, Pa. failed. Liabilities
$4,000; assets, So 600.
The boilers Of the American man-of-
war Baltimore are said TO be in bad
shape. She IS at Yokohama.
Charles Newman, Jr., & Co, gentle.
mems furnishing goods dealers ut Bir.
mingham, Ala, failed. Assets, $4,000.
Bishop Ronacum has received 4 let.
ter from Satolli, in which he is upheld
in his dispute with Father Corbett.
Should Duluth fail to secure the Ma.
tional Teachers association the conycn.
ton will be held at Portland, Nc.
Eastern capitalists are said to have
been badly yictimized by real estate
swindlers at Sioux City, Iowa
Central traffic association lines adopt
an interesting agreement to equalize
business.
The National Liberal federation
adopts strong resolutions against the
British house Of lords
None OF the window glass houses
have complied with the manufacturers
agreement to close down on February
10.
The American Cereal Company has
declared q dividend of 3 per cent
and $4,000 was turned over to til
surplus fund.
Seven freshmen at Rutgers Collcg
we're suspended for two weeks and OF
dered to leave town for hlzing O stu
dent.
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and killed by his son Fred at San Fran

and killed by his son Fred at San Fran
cisco.
Robert Jones of Peoria, H., was sen
fenced TO ten years in prison for ma
liciously shooting his father with in
tent to kl...
Mike German. the express rof Der,
Salem, Ohio, viii return TO Sultyille.
Pa, without Il reQuisiuon.
Sa,oonkeeper Rrockman OF Quincy
H., has been sued for $1,000. He sold
whisky to a little boy, who thereby
made two little girls drunk.
VIII Brown and Joe Bailey, who had
killed their wives at BcSsencr. Ala,
were sentenced to be hanged, the first
on March 80 and Bailey April q.
The Rev. j. II. Schnoor and Mrs
Steiner. member of bis congregation
disappeared at pittSburg About $500
belonging to the church is missing.
Dennis Clements was shot dead by
win Barge, at Johns. Ala. They loved
the same girl Barge resisted arrest
and was shot and killed 10y Deputy
Sheriff Holman.
George Polk and Walter Cribbes
were arrested at Eartshorne. l. r., for
the murder of Alexander lanlcr at
birmingham. Ala, i'll October
j. c. Graves the absorbing financial
secretary of Rose City Lodge, Switch
mems Mutual Aid Association. at Lit
tie Rock. Ark, has been captured at
Denver, Col
John Wallace and his Mexican bride
were murdered OH a ranch near Mon
claya. Mex, by Juan Martinez. Il dis
charged foreman, who has hern ar.
rested.
John Muli-an. colored. has been
convicted of murder III the first de
gree in oklahoma City. Ok. Ills exc
cution will be the first legal hanging ip
the territory.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-02-23
People in Print.

Nancy Callher. OF UFtana. O.. aged
iO5 years. IS dead.
Al ME PiXlcy's will is filed for pro
bate III Philadelphia. .
Mrs. Nancy Callihan, died at Irba-
nj, o. She was los years old and 4
native of Irell Il.
Edward Irving Darling. q New York
author. musical composer and critic,
died ut Mount Cl"meuS, aged II years.
Congressman Springer, of llit.pi>,
says he will not seek Il noMinatiOu,
but will not refuse it If rendered ny
his party.
A company Of english ilsrims have
stated tor Jerusalem. 1t includes tha
hishcp of Worcester, Archdeaccn Ear
lar and Prof Mahaffy.
The Philadelphia Public Ledger ap-
pears with the name of George W.
Childs Drexel at the head of its cdi-
torial columns as editor and publisher
in place of that Of the late George w.
Childs
The Moniteur d'Rome publishes a de-
cree announcing the beatitication OF
Joan OF Arc The pope will issue docu
Ments showing that the beauiication is
In accord with the private records Of
successive pontiticatcs.
The Princess Ena. the little daughter
Of Prince Henry Of Battenbcrg and
Princess Beatrice, who met with a
serious accident while out driving III
the grounds at Osborne. Isle Of Wight,
and who it was feared was fatally in
jured. is recovering.
John y Mckane has changed mater
tally since his trial began. He WAS
plump and rosy with We'll fed air.
Now his cheeks are habby with red
spots in them. his eyes ale dull and
listless. he is careless i'll his attire and
his general demeanor is that OF q man
suffering acute mental torture.
The late Gen G. T. Beauregard was
noted for his secrctiyeness. At Manas-
sas Junction in 1861 che of the men
who did not clearly understand his po-
sition asked Gen. Beure2ard about car
tain big guns that had just arrived
frt II Richmond. Beauregard replied
Young man, if the coat on my back
knew the secrets Of my heart | would
cut il in pieces
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-02-23

Aren't the proposed annexation OF
New York's suburbs to that city, the
Chicago papers, that are greatly exer-
ciscd lest the Windy City be aistaneed
in population and territory, might re-
produce the jokes perpetrated by the
Gotham papers at Chic1go's expense
while the annexation fever prevailed
there. Some Of then were very good
equal to any which the Chicago Wits
could evolve
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-02-23

Billy Deutsch, '.tlle man who broke
the bank OF Monte Carlo has just died
at Denver in extreme poverty. His ex-
plot at the famous gambling den
brought him large fortune. He was
notorious the world over and thought
himself genuine social liol. He spent
his money freely, gaInbl u recklcssly,
and ultimately went broke In Dem
YER For some time past he has been
practically pauper. His life and
death again illustrates the dangers Of
sudden wealth acquired by question
able means.
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fortunate Events.

Eight buildings burned 1T Wanako-
rct,;;, o., with loss Of $1,000.
Thirteen men were killed by being
buried in q Pennsylvania mine.
Two workman were killed and thir-
teen seriously wounded by il boiler ex-
plosicn in a cork factory at Gibraltar
Two small children Of George Col
Inns, Of Muncie, Ind, played doctor
end We're poisoned.
John Davis was killed and William
Green fatally hurt by Georgia Cen
trail train near Eufaula, Ala.
The schooner Josephine reports the
sinking OF IN unknown vessel and all
hands 600 miles off San Francisco
Fully thirty persons are known 70
have perishcd in Oklahoma during the
recent blizzard.
George Widner, an employe of the
Standard Oil Company 1T Whiting.
Ind, was oareht in the betting and
crushed to death by the machinery.
The body Of Daisy Brown, Of War
saw. Ind, was foIEd ia the Tippe-
canoe River. 1t is believed she drown
ed herself
The American ship Willie Forbes
Harwick for New York was wrecked
of st. Valcry. Eer crew Of twenty
one We're saved
The floor Of the Odd Fellows Hall.
at Carrolllton, Mich, sank during re-
li:sious services, and panic was mar
roWly avertcd.
Peter Maloney has sued tue Elain,
Joliet & Eastern Railroad Company for
$4,000. He was an engineer on the
roaG and was injured in collision
y bile chopping wood near Charles
ton, Ind. George and William lutz, 10
and "A years Of age, were pinioncd to
the earth by falling tree and received
fatal injuries.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-02-23

Mr. Redmond, ore Of the Irish lead
ers in the British parliam rnt, thinks
that II Gladstone would appeal to tho
people he would have an enormous ma
jOrity in the new house of commons.
The difficulty at present. is not with
the commons That body is in full ac-
ccId with the premier on the Irish
question. The trouble lies III the house
of lords, and that body would not be
affected by q thousiI q elections.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-02-23

The safety and rapidity Of cnmmu-
nication between the Atlantic and Pa
cific oceans, across the Cordilleras, will
be facilitated and improved Though =
rect mt decree Of SeLor Jorge Munnt,
the president of Chilli 1t is shown that
work is actively being pushed to cut
the immense tunnel through which
the railroad is destined to connect
Chill and the Argentine Republic. 1t
will pass under the top of the Andes,
or rather, the Cordillcras. But until
this tunnel is completed, which will
not be before six or eight years, the
the summit Of the mountain, between
the terminus Of the Argentine and that
OF the Chilian railroad, has to be tra-
ytrscd by means of road, or rather,
Il Eath, not always in good shape for
travelling. The decree OF President
MOnnt says that Whereas, there ex-
lists between Juncal anG tie summit
ct the mOuntilir only path dangerous
for riding. especially in the portion
called the Sucsta lie los CaracuDs,"
the government approves the plan pro
Eescd by the department of public
works, the cost Of which will amount
to $SS,O1O, and bids are invited from
the contractors toward the improve
ment Of that part Of the Cordiueras
road
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-02-23

Valiant, the French bomb-t.irowcr
who recently eNpiated his crime on the
many imitatorS among the lare-hra.ncd
cranks Of Paris. Another outrage was
perpetuatcd at Il restaurant ther. the
killed and manglel. The cXocutioner
promises to have his hands full if the
homicidal mania continues
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-02-23
Sins and Sinners.

Fire at Spokane, Wash, destroyed
tile Tull block with loss Of $4,000.
DIR. Ducstrow Of South Compton, Mo,
has been arrested for killing his wife
and five-year-old child.
Henry II. Fixmcr was indicted at
Springfield, ILL.,, Tor being an accessory
to the death Of Emma Stegnnn.
Charley Burnett, Muncie, Ind, ne
gro youth, was arrested while lying in
wait to assassinate a school janitor.
-Four hard characters bored their way
through iron and brick and escaped
from jail at Erie, Pa.
G. F.. Ruser, an old man, was stabbed
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-02-23

Miss Harriet Ann TcbbUtt, whose
d. ath occurred lately III London, was
enc Of Florence NiGhtinsale's chief CO.
ndiutors in the Crineca. She joined
Miss Nightingale on the outbreak OF
hostilities, became Superintendent OF
the General Hospital. retained the post
till the end Of the war, and continued
hospital work i'll English cities fer
many years.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-02-23

Queen Victoria's life has been threat
cned by 4 crank 1t is no new eX-
pc,icIce to her, rs for many years she
has been the recipient Cf such attca-
tions Her goodly age is an iiiIstra-
ton of the old adaye tLat Threatened
people live the longest.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-02-23

A Pittsburg Young man shot his n.
thcr twice through the head in 4 lauia-
bic endeayor to convince the old GEN.
tic man that he sht ula eat pie with Q
fork True culture is not confined &c
the charmed circle Of Ward Nc.tllis.
ter's 400"
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-02-23

More deaths from cold are reported
fro III the south than from any other
section Of the country. The recent
blizzard and cold snap found the people
unprepared. and, being unaccustomed
to such visitations from old Boreas,
they fell easy victims.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-02-23
MILBANk, SOUTH DAKOTA

There has tren twenty ottic rs and
two hundred men killed in the terrific
warfare Which is in progress in the re-
public UH Brazil. With corresponding
activity for a few years more thera Ia
n possibility Of III. war being brought
to Il close.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-02-23
TO Maintain FRI

Eau Claire, Wis, Specal,
western Stase and Heaflll
was formed here last nlghl
CT Wiscorsi Inanuf tetureh
vcst,aenis in this industry !.
about Si.ND.NN were Fepr
t;clcs Of agreement were
signed by sixteen manliT's
tc signed by four more. !
bind the signers to NAM;
prices may be agreed my
ci., ton. and ii is undeFsR
| ~ fixed by majority w u
of headings was fixed at =,
nothin. was done abo''l %
X are elected as follows !,
n. Stebbins Of Barron, II
Winch Of Marshhcld. usl
Wilson Of Wilson. Amoa' |
was Il. 7. Dowl Of " lnon'r
are not getting mp . ~
Of that sort said a pfcnlt
of the new association.
wish to establish unllorM'l
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Activity nj uIs !,

Great Falls, Mont,
opening Of the new co y !.
will give employment y = i
men, with an output :" !,
in addition to the ~ - -
at Sand Coulee. The SIX I,
irtrefsed it's fore !, blu ! J
rical PROCESS is able y =,
ounces Of oliver NOR 'hls J,
c,trut. Indications ale 4
will begin soon on '''
ceppef mills.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-02-23
nishop NIrnk's shve'

Marquette, Mich. specs
hatius Nrak celebrates y
anniversary, or his silver
secration as bishop at ps
Peter here to-day. Manl
this and other diocese, !,
Mrak was bishop of the y. y,
Ste. Marie and Marque',,' !. !,
firnities of age compellty,
cate some years ago, alt !,
ceeded by John Nertn. =, !
n. Mt he was inyested, W. y
bishopric Of Antinoe. r. Z /
fo r years old, and oanI .a.l
sSin Of st. biarie's hospi'S'
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THE NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
DIGEST OF THE NEWS FROM ALL
PARTS OF THE WORLD.

All Important 0canrrcnces OF tho
Past Week, Doflcd Dow n nnd Arr
anSed for Rapid Reading, IroE.
Home and Abroad.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-02-23

Republicans, %; ropulists
for confirmation. Dcnoer,,S' :,
lic'rs, 10. Paired aga;na' Ss
Innocl ats, |, Republicans N +,
and impaired, Democrats I'm,
10. i -
Mr.. Bland began his cos,,.
compel q vote on the slrs
bill. The bulk of the R.s R on,
the Democratic opporerts Co,
ure inausura'ed a flihust., -,
tenticn of forcing him =, .
quorum Of the advocates :.
pass it, and the entire Jav
in roll calls. The hiph,, lin,
votes Mr.. Bland was abs ser
163 in favor of his demand ato
vlous question on the mo,io, o
bate. OF these 1i5 ntra 81
Populists and 8 Republican, G
tk, l., and Mr.. Ryan IN ! ORC
join the t.Ibuster, but yo,aS yer
motion. The Republicans vi, u tioi
Mr.. Bland are as follows p n
Frederick, Doolittle, Funs,net en-
Hermann, Post and Swee, ioi
abandoned any furthe. a,tqp,i LII
a quorum. and the house !, y
luton instructing the serse.s, VI y
telegraph for absentees ts
IN
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Washington. Feb. l9.-Rs Of
members of the senata ,,bed
hnapce have decided that II 81
he able to report the tors aces
full committee on Tuesday i ID
had announced they woull SUI
Of til" members Of the subm, jus
has had the bill under toDss ices
to-day that tie would not ter
when the bin could be rpper. y {
ht very Well satisfied" h 9 G,
bill is ii shape 10 b., nm, yeai
beginning Of next week" ~
the poSippncinent is Discovers, I
that the work of satisfv;,, asst
senators has been f,a,na ct
one and tho co,str,.,;on th
Is sure to bc accepted by I. nd
dertakin- requiring many ca. =!
nose and aItarntin, nf, rate
first made. When the spb( nitt
gan tha;r wort ,bav b.a 1. rem
daft of !, Nm ,,nt ,ri,;,a dur
it would be an easy mat.e -
agreement, but this bin has VI
In some respects several It'd
become SO worn from hand,., -
Ia.t,au - 80, lrni
- !: ,n. ~ @ ted
,ra,a 60 .,.;i eed
senator's on minor items, and :,
most important features ID u
As.a ,.., ul'94i. 7"t : y tori
'ta' aAu - s''"' a. !" - lor
80 ~ -. ''s. l...,''oh +" ned
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>, ''c nsnN oN'3 'l' sH'1 Hon
bill WAS resumed in the / ~
and Mr.. Bland Is eond0eao 80,
WI - = aao'Hh "a ha'Ia levo
previous question te-lnoWQTl !.
necessary quorum is obtalD, tin,
- olils i question " 'il,'s' ieveI
n,nts of the measure haH aytl
abandoned hope of defeatI4 "a
VIII oe .Foasht 70 q to'e sup
a special order ifom 'Ee AHA
rules, the speaker having :
special rule II the eIhsrsra+ !ibu,
Minor matters occupied . -
Of the senate today. SET %
Caffers and " hite oi -tuni
notice Of speeches on The III.
luton for this week, and ed.
that other senators Will sIf1cce,
subject before next Saturdaf d q
led
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shcboy gan, Wis. Specie ceel
quarrel at u dance nea, i, Ber
Frank Iederec WAS s."e
by Henry Clausen. re uMc1
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-19
GEN. EARLE AND ". ". AsroR.
Repo-ted Disagreement Between tho New
Netherlands Owner aud Manager.

Reported Disagreement Between tho New
Netherlands Owner aud Manager.
There seems to be a disagreeme nt between
William Waldorf Astor. owner OF the new no, el
New Netherland, at Fifth avenue and Fifty
ninth street. and Gen. Ferdinand p Earle. who
was selected by Mr.. Aston as its manager before
II was built and there has been correspon d. nce
between the two principals recently and talks
between Gen. Earle and Mr.. Astor's legal rep
resentative concerning the future OF the seven
teen-story hotel.
A story was published yesterday that pro-
ceedings were to be brought at once to dis.
posses Gen. Earle. Con. Earle said last night
that ke did pot know exactly what was going
pay his rent OF thehotol for the ensuing year.
He added:
, The ques.iSn at issue relates = back rental;
Astor had recognized tho fact that the hard
eomplets prosperity Of the hotel iSaSe 10 hopes r
that the natter may be adjusted amicably. /
hays 81 ths Of
large personal and peeuniary interest In
Can Earle wrote to Mr.. Astor some time ago
about the question OF rent and the hard times
and received lotter In reply. In which Mr.
saa hss ne Ga Dun no 70 ses Gen
sist him and arrive At some mutual agreement
as to the rental The original rental. Gen.
Lawyer Peabody said that the question OF
back rents was not the only thing involved in
the corTespond.nce about the future manage.
say anything more Gen. Earle said that he
had certain rights In the ntanaGement OF the
Aston and himself different from the ord nary
relations OF landlord and tenant. II is be-
iieved that II the Astor representatives under.
to retain his place as manager.
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THEY WE'RE a COUPLE or sW1NDLERs.
Two Mn who Tired TO Cheat . Baker
by Fretend ing 20 Buy HI. shop.

Two Mn who Tired TO Cheat . Bake
by Pretending 10 Buy HI. shop.
Jacob Roeser is the owner OF q bakery at T63
Washington street He has been anxious to
retire from business for several months. and
last week he advertised in the papers that his
bakery was for sale. Shortly after o'clock on
Saturday morning a man. who said he was
Henry Levy OF Io7 East Seventy seventh street,
called on Roeser and told him that he would
find purchaser OF the store for a commits
sion OF s25. The baker agreed to the PROPOSE
ton. and Levy went away. He returned an
hour later with Joseph Braun OF 3l3 East Sew
enty-seventh street. who offered to give $3.50
for the business Rocser demanded $500. but
after considerable haeglng agreed to ac-
cept brann's 9ier; In consideration Of the
com IN ission should be reduced from SIS to SIS
Levy said that he would draw ur the parers
he stated would bind the transsct io ""i lie
hinted several times that he would prefer to
did not take kindly to the idea. and thought
that Low and his companion showed an In
so suspicious of the men that he ran out OF the
ZION TSn' f From the th onsrf be stree SoS @
arrived: they found Levy and Braun trying to
the store Watching their actions with interest.
pos Il TheS
said that they were cloakmakers out OF work.
They were charged with atten ting TO swindle
Roeser. Justice Ryan sentenced them to two
months imprison ment.
As the men were being taken back tn the
prison. Brauns wife and two children begged
Justice Ryan to be Ienient with her husband
She said that she was absolutely destitute
and that she would be unable to provide for
her children II her husband was taken away.
Detective Quinlan said that he mad found the
woman starving at her home on SATURDAY,
when he went to tell her Of the arrest OF her
husband. He gave her half q dollar and re-
manned with the children while she went out
TO buy food. Justice Ryan, after questioning
the detective. became convinced that Braun
had been led astray by Levy In the hope OF
Braun was recalled, and was subsequently
discharged.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-19

Turned Down for Opposing Fa her Smith
He WIN Appeal 10 Mgr. saton.

Turned Down for Opposing Fa her Saith
He WIN Appeal 10 Mgr. saton.
The recent trial OF the venerable Dean Me-
Nulty OF Paterson before the Ecclesiastical
Court at Seaton Hall College. South Orange.
resulted in his conviction. The charges
against Dean McSulty were made by the Rev.
DR. Smith, pastor OF St. Joseph's Church In
Paterson. whose recent trou bic with his curate.
Father Murphy. made sensation for a time.
The accusation against Dean McSulty was
that he had interfered with Dr.. Smith and
made wanton and malicious com plants against
him TO bishop WigRAr.
According to the generally received story
one OF Dr. Smiths Pensioners diod. and DIR.
Smith refused to allow any funeral service to
be performed unless fee OF 81 was paid. So
church. The family was too poor to pay the
fee. Dean McNulty heard OF the case admitted
the body to his church. st. Johns. and had
funeral service. He then wrote to Bishop
suggesting that it would be advisable TO have
euch practices stopped. Tho Bishop ask ed an
exclamation from DIR, smith.
What the explanation was ia not known. but
WieR ar presided. Dr. smith who is the Ofli-
cial prosecutor OF the court. acted in that ca
pacity in addition 10 being tho complainant
llr. O'Flynn OF this city defended Dean sIe.
such n manner ana with such evident preiu-
dice against the defendant that. toward the
end. he lost his patience and lett tho court
room In state OF anger declaring that his
His action placed him In contempt OF court
and he was adiudged guilty. He was SEN
fenced TO forfeit his title Of Dean and pay the
costs Of court. Father McNuity will take an
The title OF Dean Is simply an honorary one
and carries no authority with it