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About Detroit. Troub,.s.

DETROIT, Anril l9.-Everything is quiet
in the Polish quarters and the authorities
anticipate no more trouble. Between 800
and ipl laborcrs assembled NJ the scene
OF yesterdays riot, armed with picks and
shoycls, but no work was offered and they
are still waiting. Three of tho ringlcad-
CTS aad - Of the mob are in jail.
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I.ou I,ptburr DiPu

CHICAGO, April lo,-The testimony in
the trial o: Lieutenant Nancy for killing
Captain iledburG began to-day. The first
witness was Captain Chaplin of Fort Sher-
idan, who tcs,ieiled to being rrcscn; at
conversation between Nancy and He'd
burg, during which the latter threatened
to kill the lieutenant.
The witness said the quarrel became
threatening and he told the men he would
put them under arrest unless they ceased.
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SHE WAS JEALOUS.
And Whipped Her Hubby Before n Large
and ApprecIatIvs Audience.

ance in the Chicago opera house last night
a jealous wife, handsome, young and well
dressed, marched 10 her husbands seat
and with parasol pounded two stylishly
dressed women with him. Then the wife
smashed her husband in the face, grabbed
him by tho coat collar and yanked him out
OF his scat, marched him down the aisle
and out TO the sidewalk. The names OF
the parties arc not known. The house
was crowded and much excitement was
caused,
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GALE EncImpment postponed.

Commander Gregg OF the Montana de-
partmcnt OF tho 6. 4. Il. requests the
STANDARD to anuouuce that the annual
encampment, which was to have been
held IN Helena next week, has been post
poned until the strike is over. Tho date
will be given later.
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They Can Pay Their Fius By walking.

BCTrr, April ia quintet of hoboes.
who gave the names Of John Carroll. Tom
O'Brlcn. James Emerson. James Wilson
and Alex Stewart, were UP before Judge
Nanghten to-day. They were assessed
500 and costs each aud IN response to a
request To hr allowed TO leave town they
were given 4 hours to get ont of the city.
w. j. iiargrave was fined S2i and costs
Tor assault and battery and committed.
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SAN FRANCISCO, April l9.-Tho cere-
mony Of planting liberty tree in Golden
Gate park in soil gathered from the
graves Of patriots was celebrated to-day
by the Daughters of the American Rcyo-
luton. Patriotic music, oratious. poems
and selections comprised the programme.
The Grafton was delivered by Gen. W. II.
l.. Barnes.
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Ed plekin,on Men't DO n.

DENyER, April l9.-General Manager
Dickinson of the Union Pacific has re-
fused to cooperate with the Southern Pa
eitlc in forwarding the second California
contingent of the Commonwealers. Ho
says California is no worse OF than the
eastern states and should care for her
own poor.
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SAN FRANCISCO, April l9.-Fiye fur.
lougs-Clara L colt won. Cherokee second,
Monito third; time, | :O2ts. Four and one.
half iurlongs Diablo won, Kai Moi
second. Lady Jane third; time, 80. Six
furlongs. floodmorc won, Boston Boy
second, Herald third; time, la. Mile
De Bracey won, Zobair second. Red Boot
third: time, 1;i2. Five furlonss-Tm
Murphy won, Guard second, Fly third !;
time, / :0li4.
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SAS FENNCIsco, April ia.-Director
General DE Young of the midwinter fair
has notified Colonel Boone that the pro-
posed igh; between a grizzly bear and a
lion will not be permitted inside of the
fair grounds.
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TIE SEASON OPENS.
Once More We VIA hcar OF Heavy Bst-
ting and Assaulted tmpircs.

ST. LoUIs, April io,-Lcague baseball
opened hero with y game between the
browns and Pittsburg teams. The heavy
batting of the home team was the feature
of tho game and with their good fielding
helped them to win by good score. st.
Louis, IL pittsburg, ).
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ward kissed their relatives
turn and the PROCESSION

formed and left tho chapel at o'clock
amid the booming of cannon and the JOY
ful ringing of all the church bells within
miles Of the ducal chapel. Tho whole
party, shortly after leaving the chapel, en-
tered the Riesendaal, where a breakfast
was served. An especially hearty cheer
was raised by the crowds on tho plaza as
the newly married couple and the duke
and duchess of Coburs crossed the square
to the palace.
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SAN FEASCIsCo, April la.-Thc Mardi
Gras, which has been held here during the
past three days, closed tonight with
grand ball mlsque at the fair.
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PzFFER's NOTE OF WARNING.
The Kansas Senator Tell. the Law Max
ers 20 Heed CoNcy's Coming.

WAsHISGToN. April lo.-The day in the
senate was almost entirely consumed by a
speech against the pending tariff bill by
senator Perkins Of California. The speech
was mainly devoted 10 "a discussion of the
articles which directly affected California,
although he considered other features in
the bill in which his state was
not interested, but which were
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AN IOWA TOWN BURNING.
Kent Wiped Out by the Flames Early
Yesterday.

CREsToS. Ia. April 19.-Kent. nine
miles south of here, is burning. The en-
tire business portion is in flames, which
are beyond control. The town was de-
stroyed. The Creston fire department
went to Kent.
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FOURTH PRIZE-Blanch Mcdonald, w.
Granite, 1,742 Coupons
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FIFTH PRIzE-Em cline Moyle, E Mer-
curry Street, 800 Coupons.
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THIRD PRIZE-Alex Mckay. East Park
Street, Butte, 1.746 Coupons.
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FIRST PRIzE-Henry Elmberg, Parro.
Smelter. 1901 Coupons.
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SIXTH PRIZE-Annie Toasin, Walker
vile. ,o56 Coupons.
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SEVENTH PRlzE-Mamle Linqo, Ana
conia. oO6 Coupons.
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SECOND PRIzE-Mary ONeil. Walker
vile, / eo2 Coupons
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FREE
Coupon Drawing.

FIRST PRIzE-Henry Elmberg, Parro.
Smelter, 1901 Coupons.
SECOND PRIzE-Mary ONeil, Walker
vile, 1902 Coupons
THIRD PRIZE-Alex. Mckay. Ea,t Park
Street, Butte, i.74e Coupons.
FOURTH PRIzE-Blanch Mcdonald, w.
Granite. 1,742 Coupons.
FIFTH PRIzE-Emeline Moyle. E. Mer-
curry Street, 800 Coupons.
SIXTH PRIzE-Annie Toasin, Walker
vile. lo56 Coupons.
SEVENTH PRIzE-Mamle LIMO, Ana
conda, ooS Coupons.
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VIII Heal and Whiten the Skin Never
Spoils.
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lt'Il Have to Eat CROW

Sioux Fails Forum Editor Nesbit of
the Dell Rapids Tribune is of the opinion
that the Republican party of South
Dakota is in a wrong position with re-
gard 10 the party nationally. lie quotes
from high authority to show that the
recent Republican victory throughout
the country was a Reputation of free
coinage quite as InncI, as Of free trade.
No one doubts that the party in 1896 will
declare FOR the gold standard. This
leads the Tribune to ask where will
South Dakota stand seeing its Yankton
platform was intended to read for free
silver? Where will Pettigrew stand:
Where will Pickler stand? Is not tho
Republican party of South Dakota com
mitted TO free silver? Then, as Nesbit
asks, where will it stand in 1886?
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j. Adam Bed. the young newspaper
man who gaine,l noleripIy by being ap-
pointed Unite Stat * mars,ai for Mime
sofa and paralyzed his .riend. by throw
ing up h $l5,O00a year because Cleve.
land wouldn't let him stump the state.
is a brick whichever va you take him.
Ihe suhjoined communication to the St.
Paul EGlobe i, an illustration t. the
point:
St. Paul. Nov. 2B, 1S94.-For frequent
kindly mention in your columns / am
much indebted, but beg permission to
correct the impression made by an edi
tor!al paragraph in your Sunday issue
am not & candidate for the vacant place
on the Chippewa Indian commission, nor
for any other place. l am not war,,
OF the government, and have 10 desire II
| live on a reservation. As much as
love the children of the forest and their
l,omespun clothing, l prefer an allot
ment III sevcralty. and can make it my
self. II there are any little chunks OF
Joy at the disposal of the administration
let them he passed around to the hovs
that havn't had anything. That's tht
best way to builtup party. Lots o.
good Democrats are not 80 busy just nov
and wouldn't mind being pulled out O.
the drift with golden harpoon.
j. ADAM BEDE...
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One Of the most famous paintings ex-
!,ibited at the worlds fair was Watts
Love and Life. 1t is a life-size portra-
ture Of nude woman leaning confidently
upon stalwart young man. The paint
ing was presented to the United States
government by the artist with the inn
piled understanding that it should hang
on the walls OF the White House along
side the magnificent full length portraits
of former presidents and some of the ex-
mistresses Of the White House. Mrs
tlrveland vetoed it, however, rightfu.ly
deciding that tho Presidents official
residence was not an art gallery, and
recommending that the famous painting
be sent to the Smithsonian gallery, which
will be done.
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The Kansas City Star in summing up
the result of the congressional election
has this to say in regard to our own
Picker: South Dakota renominutes
Pickler, but keeps Lucas. Picker would
have been missed, as Lucas will not be,
but it would he a relief 10 miss Pickler.
He is tall, uncoutll, physically and mem
tally, aggressive, perpetual and tiresome.
In every legislative pie must h have an
unintel!igent finger. Congress was
established to revolve around Pickler, to
afford Picker opportunity 20 be wholly
subject to Picklcr and know him sub
missiyely. 1t was Tom Reed who said
that he had often wandered what had be.
come OF the wild ass's colt of scripture
but that his wonder ceased when Pickler
came athwart his observance.
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DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Fair Highest Award.

Anyone who has children will rejoice
with L. B. Mulfor.l, OF PlainHel n. j.
His little boy, five years of age, was sick
with Group. For two days aud night he
tried various remedies recommended Nv
friends and neighbors. ) He says: I
thought sure ] would love him. had
seen ChamberIain's CQIph Remedy ad.
vertiseii and thought Twould try last
hope and am happy to say that after
two doses he slept until morning.
gave 1t to him next day and cure was
effected. keep the remedy in the
bOusD now and as soon as any OF my
chil4red show signs of Group give it Ia
thep ami that is tho last Of it. 225 and
so eRnt bottles for sale hy +. +. Miller,
Druggist.
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H,cvIGe,sca,,r1,t.

Howard Democrat:-We herewith wish
to announce that anything we can eat
will be taken OH subscription TIL
Assignee Radcliif settles with the Bank
OF Howard depositors, which is apt to be
sometime hence. We are hungry enough
to masticate anything. Old rooste-s not
more than 100 years old will be accept.
able, also old turkeys. Never mind about
their being poor. Bring 'em along
we like them; they will last we'll. Our
housekeeDers have had some experience
III cooking aged fowls for editors, and
know just how to prepare them.
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city Dads Nee,

AT the regular meeting of the council
Monday evening John Griffin offered to
do night watch duty anil keep the street
crossings clear for $15 month. He will
get the job. The council will purchase
a couple of night watch registry clocks,
which will be good investment. Prop
erty owners will then know that the
night watch is doing his duty.
The saloons are complaining Of hard
times and poor business, which in the
face Of tile healthy trade enjoyed by our
leading merchants is encouraging, and
the minimum monthly "fne" was re-
duced toSl5; but it can be raised to $50
at anytime at the discretion Of the police
justice.
An ordinance was passed prohibiting
the stacking of hay within two blocks
of the business part of Main street.
The other business of the council con-
sisted OF the usual routine work.
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Feeulnx wnea, toHors

b. +. Ochsner says that feeding wheat
to hogs may be profitable Investment,
but I've doesn't believe it. The Ochsner
firm have been feeding from SO to 800
hogs for the past three months and feed
ing wheat by the carload. 1t Is Ben's
opinion that pound Of corn will make
more pork than a pound OF wheat under
ordinary conditions, which means as
most farmers would feed it. The hogs
he fed were given all they would eat
fed as often as FIVE times day-with
dry wheat, soaked wheat and ground
wheat, and furnished with an abundance
OF pure, running water. They had every
care which all OF one mans time could
give them. But the results were not all
that fancy has painted them by the wheat
feeding advocates. Not but what wheat
Is valuable hog food in an emergency,
and may do very we'll when corn and
wheat are both the same price, but the
oehsner boys think they would prefer to
feed corn at 40 cents than wheat at so.
We have long been satisfied that much
that has been published in favor of
wheat feeding to hogs has been based
more upon theory than actual facts. 1t
appears to be the opinion of stock buyers
that, given two hogs Of exactly the same
size. the corn-fed hog will outweigh the
one fattened on wheat. B. f. Oclsner
remarked that his wheat-fed hogs ap.
peared to have more belly than meat
and that he was always disappointed in
their weight: Cornelius Miller was in
che GRAPHIC office ono day this week and
we asked him what lie thought about the
matter. Mr.. Miller has probably had
about as much experience in raising
and fattening stock as any farmer in the
county. He said lie had never made a
test of feeding wheat, but he had noticed
upon butchering his wheat-fed hogs
that their intestines wear nearly twice
the size Of those fattened on corn, show
ing that a much larger proportion of
corn was assimilated and tlrned into
pork than in the case of wheat, and
bearing out Mr.. Ochsner's opinion.
From all that the GRAPHIC has been
able to learn from conversation with
farmers who have tried wheat feeding
and from reading tie experience of
Others, the following facts are deduced:
For young hogs it is superior to corn
pound Tor pound.
The grain should be soaked from "a
to 80 hours. depending upon the weather.
lt'does not,pay to grind the wheat un-
less it can be done on the farm without
cost.
Where wheat and coru are the same
price per buslel it is not improbable to
| feed wheat.
Any arrangement or system of feed
ing bv which the hogs must eat slowly
produces corresponding better results.
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SauceFor tne Ga,,der.

Alexandra Democrat:-Senator Kyle
has been fattening three nice spring
turkeys for the past few months. Some
wretch stole two of them the night be.
fore Thanksgiving, but CONSIDERABLY
left one for the Senator's dinner on that
day. Probably he was Populist who
thought that if the Senator had three
turkeys and he had none. that there was
an unfait distribution of wealth and
that he would do what he could to re.
organize society on an equitable basis.
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Mr.. Ira P. Wetmole, n prominent real
estate agent of San Angelo, Texas, has
used Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera. and
Diarrliea Remedy in his family for
several years us occasion required, aud
always, with perfect success. He says:
fihhita.perfect cure for our baby when
trOHhlel with colo or dysnntery. now
feel Fiat my outfit is not complete with
ont q bottle of this remedy at home or
on a trip away from home. For sale by
+. +. Miller, Druggist.
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Winter Tourist II ates ON TIE
North western Line

The NORTHWESTERN Line is now Sc cling
excursion tickets, at greatly reduced
rates, to the health aud pleasure resorts
OF Calitornion. Florida, Texas. Mexico.
New. Mexico. louisiana. Mississippi,
Georgia, South Carolina. Tennessee and
Alabama. For tickets aud full informa-
tion apply TO Agents Chicago and North
western Railway.
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notice to com n, ,ssloner..

Special meeting OF the Beard OF County
Comm ssioners. he county commits
sioners will meet on Friday, December
IA, 1894, tor the purpose OF acrept-n the
addition to the pnor.house ana setting
for thu zane. and TO transact such other
business as may properly come before
the toard. o. c. STUART.
JOHN VII EES.
ID. W. SHrA AXE.
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Land Office Mt Chamberlain. South Dakota

November ), 1894.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named set tier has filed notice of his intention to
makeainnl proof in support If his claim, and
that said proof will be made before tho Reg
lister or Receverat Chamberlnin. Sonth Da-
kota, on Tuesday, December Is, 1884, viz:
ALBERT KoT
Homestead entry No. ySISS for the Ei, of the
northeast quarter, south west quarter of north
east quarter and southeast quarter of the north
west. He names the following witnesses to
prove mis- continuous residence upon. and cul til
James Mlatly, Anton Kara all OF Eagle South
Dakota, and George A. Miller of Bjou Hills,
South Dakota.
CLARK s. RowE. Register.
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THE GRAPHIC.

ss-rsrns of sdvsr.,.ius u..ie know. 90
sppica.h'n.
~ job Work of every description executed
N toe best style and vt tn. lowest rates
~ Advertisements not accompanied by In
Structions Will be inserted until ordered out
and charged accordingly.
~ Short communications any subject aS
interest are acceptable II accompanied BY
she name OF tho author.
-Al matter intended for the aext Issue
must be in the ofaos as early as Wednesday
evening TO iss0fe publication.
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Ger Rich,

Plankinton Heraid:-P. ]. shultz, a
farmer living just over the line il,
Jerauld county, sunk an artesian well
on his place, and at a depth of S35 feet
struck a flow Of 800 barrels on hour
from 3-incll hole.
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a Household Treasure.

d. W. Fuller, of Canaioharie, y. Y, Gays that
always keeps Er. Kings New Discovery in til
house and his fnmily has always found the very
best results follow its nsr: that no would not be
without it, if procurable. IA. DyI eman Drug
aist, Catsklll, n. y, says that y. Kings New
Discovery is undoubtedly the beet Cough remedy
TINT hc hiss used it in his family for eight years
and it hns never fn:led TO do all that is claimed
fort. Why not try a remedy So long tried and
tested. Trial bottles free at Y. L. Millers Drug
Gt.lr.. Ei,liI -, a, ...,,lt...nli :, q.
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One of the most significant facts
showing the change in prohibition senti-
ment in Iowa is that Of Hon. Talton f.
Clark OF Clarinla, known as the author
Of the "Clark law, as the Iowa prohibi-
tion statute has been called, now favors
"other methods Of controlling the liquor
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traffic.

Our brlghtand jolly friend, Deacon
Reeves OF the Groton Independent. be.
came father OF twins one day last week,
but unfortunately his joy was divided
IN twain hy the death OF one OF the little
strangers IL few HI ur4 after lis arrival.
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Harper's S Periodicals
DR.. Prices cream Baking Powder
Most Perfect Made.
Final ProofNotIces.

November :, 1891.
Notice is hereby given tint tho following
named settler has ilcd notice of his intention
to make final prnnf in support of his claim. and
that said pronf will be made before ti Register
or Receiver at Chamberlain, South Dakota, on
Monday. December II, 1891, viz:
ll22lE IS. CRAFT.
under Homestead cntry No. l7G, for tile south
west quarter. Section Il. Township 1o2 n.
range Us w. She names the following illnesses
to prove her continuous residence upon md
cultivation of said land. viz: William Bone,
Daniel p. Roberts, llenry Gullicksnn, rencel
kuchera, nll Of kimbali. South Dakota.
CLARK. 5. ROVE, Register.
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eour many friends and nefghbors,
who so kindly assisted us during the
illness and burial of my dear husband,
and who have since so generously
assisted us in many wavs, myself and
family tender our most heartfelt thanks.
h1Rs IT N ,pcf.N
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1t is claimed that a poll has been
taken OF the next legislature AMI that 1t
shows go per cent of the members arc
favorably to resubmission.
But that's no sign of ducks nest.
1t Is simply a question Of expedieacy
with the Republican leaders of this
state whether it is best to allow the
people to express themselves on this in,-
portant question--the simple fact that u
majority Of the legislature are personally
opposed to prohibition, cuts but little
figure. We have had plenty OF illust.a-
tiOns of this fast and lose business in
the last two assemblies. The Repuhli-
can leaders handle prohibition as tlley
do all other important issues-for What
they can make out of 1t. The interests
of the state are a secondary consider
alton. If the coming legislature should
pass resubmissiOn act it will only he
because the Republicans lave. through
recent victories. reached that point
where they feel they are strong enough
to antagonize the prohibitionists and
show the courage Of their convictions.
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Tom Bishop of the Yolga Tribune is
making ali editorial excursion to the
Sunny South "all by hisself'. Tom
arrived at the conclusion long tine
ago that life was too short to wait for
anyS. d. P. A. excursions.
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Rullx fnrHer

Pukwana Press:-SOme lady has noli-
fed the saloon keepers by nm anonymous
communication to close their places at 10
O'Clock ut night and on Sunday. They
promptly acceded to the demand.
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News, Decidedly.

Plankiuton Herald: MANY horses arc
reported dying In The vicinity, Of Bijou
Hills, Brule county.