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The Dickinson press., 1894-01-27
Knocks OUT IOWA's LAW
DpClsIOH ON THE PRoHIBIT0RY
AMENDMENT.
1ssvSprene Court Decides That the
AneAanent IL Not . Part OF the
OoastltuNion Of the state, Having
FMsver Bees Legally Adopted.

Des Moines, Iowa, Jan. 23.-The su-
preme court affirmed it's former decision,
holding that the ''prolibitory amend
ment" is not q part of the constitution
Of the state, having never been legally
adopted. This decision puts a final
q1Ietus on constitutional prohibition in
Iowa, and leaves nothing of prohibition
but the statute, which will probably be
repealed by the present legislature. The
casc vas brought before the court in the
action Of J., A. Harvey, the president of
the state temperance alliance, against
w. N. Mcfarland, secretary of state.
The defendant refused to issue a certi-
6ed COPY Of the constitution containing
TIL provision on the ground that the su-
pFerne court had decided it was not a
part Of the constitution, and the plaintiff
therefore practically asked and brought
IN action for writ of mandamus to COM
pei him to issue such copy, notwithstand-
inc the ruling of the court. Judge Con-
rad refused to grant the writ, and the
former decision oft he supreme court, as
well as that of the district court, is af-
firned. Since the suit was commenced
the state temperance alliance has ceased
to exist, and it is safe to say the pro-
hibitory amendment is now dead forever.
The Dickinson press., 1894-01-27
cb.rreI WIN Rnne.

" Wr' aaa q 9 o,a tl fnstres s;nen ye OF ,h' Of eo oee.
has been arrested en- n charge of rape
young lady of nineteen summer She
alleges that she came to live with Wright,
who is a married man about five years
ago, and that shortly thereafter he ac-
complished her ruin by threats of bodily
harm. She was deferred until now by
his menaces from making any complaint.
Wright gave bonds for his appearance.
The Dickinson press., 1894-01-27
Rornrt.a Two Wixe.,

Baraboo, Wis, Jan. 23.-Clinton H.
Van Van De k;. Bogart Is i under ; arrest, charged ne
photograph sent here from wife No. 1,
who lives with her two children at st.
Charles, MINI. She also sent her mar
riage certificate. Bogart was married to
Samantha Dixon, wife No. 2, at Spring
Green Aug. 20, and since that time the
two have been living In this city. Wife
No. ! arrived here last night and will be
the complaining witness In the examina-
ton.
The Dickinson press., 1894-01-27
DAWN,

For the first time In her life Lady
Rosedene paused for quiet reflection,
and then turned away, lest by n word
she would mar what seemed to her the
finest idea she had eve made.
Are you staying here for any timer
asked Alan, when. they were alone.
Lady Rosedene invited me for q
month";" Hyacinth answered; Il moy
remain longer. II, my father wants mi,
l shall, of course, go ut once"
II hope your father will not want
you," he said. IF you were to 60 now,
I should feel that l had been deprived
Of all the pleasure I anticipated from
my visit. l did not mention to Lady
Rosedcne that l had met you"
A lovely flush of color came over her
face.
why not" she asked, with down.
dropped eyes.
II thought I read In your eyes that
you would rather 1 did not name it."
Her heart beat faster Mt the words.
Il did not know that my eyes told
such stories; l must keep them closed -
she replied, lhughingly.
IF you do, 1t will be to me us though
the sun had set" he said; and the
words did not seem like f1attery to her.
There was some strange attraction to
her in the handsome young squire; q
glamour such as had never fallen over
her now. In some vague, curious way
that she could hardly understand the
world seemed suddenly to concentrate
itself in that spot where she stOod-so
much SO that when the d~ressing-bel
rang a thrill Of Impotence passed Ovel
| 11nfs Shn fo1f oNnfnxyol tn he AiofNlphoH
His eyes fingered on her until she had
quilted the room, and then he reused
himself with a deep sigh, like one who
comes suddenly to himself after q
dream. This dainty, delicate girl, witt
the tender eye Of a child and a woman'a
sweet mouth, with q voice sweet a
music and a laugh like the chime o.
silver bells-he had seen no one like her
while Hyacinth went to her room witt
a new world open to her.
The pretty pale silks, the cleal
white muslins, the delicate wonders Of
lace, were all set before her; and she
who laughed on the preceding day Al
the number of her dresses, now sighed
because not One was pretty enough
HOrtense was very patient.
you could have no prettier dres,
than this, Miss Vane," she said; The
blue is very pale, and the white lact
looks rich and elegant"
So Hyacinth sat with sweet, dreamy
eyes, while Hortense brushed out the
golden wave Of hair, and arranged the
pretty dress. She looked like some
beautiful picture from n frame, with
her fiower-like face-a lovely smile part
ing the fresh lips-her white neck and
bare rounded arms, 80 fair, SO tender
with all the halo Of youth around her
the first faint dawning of love giving
to her a beauty that nothing else on
earth could give.
The Dickinson press., 1894-01-27
Duluth.spperior Dridse,

Washington, Jan. %. - Congressman
Baldwin and Hausen have agreed, on the
Duluth-Superior bridge question, except
the latter wants the bridge to become
declines to yield this point and IL backed
by Thomas Lowry, who says this condi.
ton would render 1t impossible to noat
bt nds. The matter rests with the sub
con. mittee On bridges, and dc Congress
man Fletcher Is a member Of that com.
nsittee, 1t does not require q prophet 70
tell how the question win be settled.
The Dickinson press., 1894-01-27
VIII Make u Contest.

Chicago, Jan. 23.-At n meeting of the
Republican state central committee held
here to-day it was decided to contest the
constitutionality of the apportionment Of
the legislative, senatorial and congress
sional districts of Illinois by the last
legislature. Ex-Attorney General Hunt
announced that the bill to be filed will
insist that the apportionment does not
meet the constitutional requirement of
equality of population, compactness and
contiguity of territory.
The Dickinson press., 1894-01-27
Clotniers Assign.

st. Louis, Jan. 23.-Finlay & Hull,
dealers in furnishings and clothing at
Broadway and Pine street, filed a chattel
deed of trust in the recorders Office to
Anthony Kohn to secure $14,4775, due
various creditors for money borrowed in
the cours. of business. Mr.. Kohn has
taken charge Of the store, which will
continue to do business as usunl until
the debts are all paid, Mt the expiration
of which time new arrangements will
be made between Finlay & Hull and
their creditors for carrying ON the bust
ness. Assets and liabilities not known.
The Dickinson press., 1894-01-27
tzem-at naa seemed 70 be

l OCAVAS-S~ SASAA-AS ~ 0SS0ASN w W.
gin.
us your name really Hyacinthr he
asked her a few days afterward. II
! heard Lady Roscdene call you So"
"Yes. 1t was my mothers choice"
she answered simply; and she told him
how PR nd hrr young mother had been
how in dying she had asked that their
name might be given to her.
\ Sudden CLEAN Of tenderness came
into lis eyes, as Sue told him Of ilcr
quiet home, and the solitary man whose
only happiness consisted in watching
over lis wife's grave
How real everything must be to
you," he said-'.how real all love aud
all sorrows"
Are they not neal to you:' she asked.
II fancy that contact with tile world
in some measure takes the carnestness
and the reality from most things. Men
try to glide away from sorrow In the
world, anu look upon love aa d jest;
to you they are both sacred and SOL
emn."
'"rhey are Fart cf hcavel," che an
swerod, simply. my father says that
love Is Il trce-the roots are on earth,
the flowers are in heaven. He says
sorrow is the fire that prepares us for
heaven"
He looked at the lovely, guileless
young face.
And you believe what your father
teaches, no doubt?" he said.
Certainly. 1 think my father IL
one Of the wisest as he is n of the
simplest men on EARTH"
It was pretty to watch how they liked
to steal OF into the grounds. believing
that no one noticed them. When Lady
Rosedene saw them in the avenue OF
lines, she would say jestingly:
do not 60 down by the lime trees
our Young lovers are there"
Major Tarne and Sir Harry gave up
hone, Every one in the household
seemed to have. a kindly interest in
Miss Vane and Mr.. BranstOn. Those
who were old renewed their youth in
watching this pretty love poem.
It was pleasant to watch Hyacinth's
when her lover Wis neal Its itful
lushes, happy smiles, love-lit eyes. the
sunshine that seemed to emanate from
her, made everything around appear
bright. Lady Rcsedene was delighted.
She had planned what the world wa
| pAcuSSu W NOAA ALAAJ 6OVU "ANNAAS0S
but this was different from any of
them. This was a case ct true love,
such as she seldom had to deal with,
and her ladyship grew young again as
she watched it.
1t was pleasant to see Hyacinth's fair
face looking like n rose that had been
bathed in dew. Repeatedly she wore a
flower in her breast that had been
gathered by her young lover.
The old, old story ran its length
there were lovers quarrels, half hours
When to both Of them the lovely bright
world was only a funeral vault, when
every hope seemed ended, caused, per-
haps, by one word misunderstood.
There were hours when she felt sure
he did not care for her, and he feared 1t
was all q mistake to imagine she loved
him. They were due to pretty lovers
quarrels that had In them pathos
enough to make IL weep, and comedy
enough to make one laugh. and the old
story was told over and over again by
them to the same rhythm, the same
music, the same smile and tears, as
accompany 1t everywhere.
Alan Branston was happy as a man
could be-brave, quick, energetic, ar
dent, hopeful, while Hyaclnth gave her.
self up to a passionate happiness that
was almost pitiful to see. =
The Dickinson press., 1894-01-27
Victim, Of rhrce Assaults.

West Union, Iowa, Jan. 23.-Joscph
is the victim of three assaults at the
hands of unknown parties during the past
two weeks. During his absence ut u
funeral his house was broken into and
the hinges and handles of his safe
knocked off and things turned upside
down. Last week be was attacked while
driving home, but escaped. Saturday
while working about his barn he was
knocked down, tied and covered with a
hll rket. The wretches then ransacked
the house, leaving him to get loose as
best he could. There were three men,
but Geisselman has no knowledge of
who they are or why he is prosecuted.
The Dickinson press., 1894-01-27
A Big Tunnel.

San Luis Obispo, CAL, Jan. 23.-The
great tunnel through Sonta Lucia mou
teirs which the Southern Pacific COM
prny has been boring for mole than q
year past wa nierced yesterday morning.
1t 10 nearly 1000 feet long and is the
third finished of seven tunnels which he
railroad had to make to complete the
line to this point. The remaining folr
are short ones, are all icing worked on
srd all will be finished before March I.
The Dickinson press., 1894-01-27
A Sure Cure for Piles,

Itching Piles are known by moist
ure like perspiration, causing intense
itching when warm. This form as
we'll as Blind, Bleeding or Protrud-
ing, yield at once to DR.. Bosnnko's
Pile Remedy, which acts directly on
parts effected, atsorbs tumors nllays
itching and effects a permanent cure,
6Octs. Druggists or mail. Circulars
free. DR.. Bosanko, Philadelphia, Pa.
Sold by J.. j. Freeman, Druggist.
The Dickinson press., 1894-01-27
RemelY Dcfecin,

Washington, Jan. 23.-It will be re-
membered that the Walker stability
hoard recommended the frightening of the
Machias fourteen feet, to remedy her
defects. 1t is learned further that 1t IL
proposed to build coal bunkers In the
fourtcen.foot, section which will be in
serted at the point where the ship is to
be cut in two. The ninety-fve tons of
coal which these will hold are expected
to hold the ship steady. When the coal
bunkers IRE empty tanks of water will
be substituted.
The Dickinson press., 1894-01-27
Bad for the sewerage System.

Sioux Falls, s. d., Jan. pa defect
has been discovered IN the 100000 sew.
erage scheme which will probably prove
fatal. The committees plan provides for
q temporary outlet upon the Seney prop.
erty at q point about thirty rods from
strtotives of the Seney interests will not
permit such use of their land, and to
construct the overflow sewer to the river
would cost $4,000 more. In addition to
this the right Of way would cost $4,000
ore, and this addition of Ss35 5000 to the
estimate given, it is thought, will kill
the plan until next year.
The Dickinson press., 1894-01-27
An Ex.Tren.urer I'm the Pen.

Sioux Falls, s. D., Jan. 22.-Dan
Flood, the embezzling cx-treasurcr Of
Meade county, has been convicted after
a weeks trial and sentenced to two and
one-half years in the penitcntiary here.
John H. King of Piedmont was sentenced
to twenty-one months in the penitentiary
for stealing cattle.
The Dickinson press., 1894-01-27
cnptured a blind Pockctnool<.

Oralaska, Wis. jar. %. = On New
Yeer's morning A. BONANZA, landlord Of
the BONANZA hotel in New Amsterdam,
eight miles from here, was attacked by
two robbers in his place of business and
quite roughly handled. He opened and
lighted the office ut s o'clock and passed
into the dining room. On returning to
the Office through an unlighted hallway
he was seized by two men, thrown to the
floor and relieved of a blind" pocket
book, probably supposed by the thieves
to be the right one. The affair has been
kept from the public with fruitless eff
forts being made to identify and capture
the thieves.
The Dickinson press., 1894-01-27
E..e Axe. Eff. Year,

Al OLD AND WELL TelkD RsaEpY.-Mrs.
oveF nfiy years BY mil ons Of m mo hers Tor their
ehildren while teething. with perfect su ces .
II sonthes the child. sofiens The gums, allays . 1
nails. cues wtDd ctlic, and Is the BEST remedy for
druggists 10 ever. part OF the World. Twenty
0ve cents Q b0stle. Is value Isl caculat Ia. Be
sure Au0 ask Tor Nrs Winsl0 - S1JthinH syrup.
and take 90 o. hef Kind.
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wreck. to Ne Dynnmited,

VICNN u" "C
Washington, Jan. 22.-The dynamite
cruiser Vcsuviua has gone to sen with
orders to blow up a number of wrecks.
iron Ore shiplnents.
1shpeming, Mich, Jan. pa state
ment of the total shipments of iron ore
from the entire Lake Superior region for
1903 placcs the amount at 6,O4O,2 OS tons
or $685. CAD less than clipped in 1892.
The Dickinson press., 1894-01-27
A MystcriOus 9hootiur,

Creston, Iowa, Jan. 22.-AIrs. ]. II.
Benton of Greenfield was accidentally
shot by a 22-caliber rifle yesterday. The
wound Is not a fatal one It 10 not
known who did the shooting.
The Dickinson press., 1894-01-27
MR.. Chilln Recox.r,n~

Philadelphia, Jan. 22-George w.
Childs Is reported as improving. He is
still confined to his bed, but his physi-
clans shy TINT there is nothing In his
coalition to creute alarm, aud his speedy
recovery Is confidently expected.
The Dickinson press., 1894-01-27
TINE SCHEDULE-

.Osls time Il srnvali. z . Passaog.rs t,a,ns
Jlw. y1tup I'VE NIT U iSa Oivk,nson. Passenl.
e51 VITA 1tb,st. NO allowed TO ride ON tue rear
selt.sl o. Ho.'kl
Fer Information. time cards, maps and
eiokete. cs.l On or write Ticket Agent. n,
Nosthesn Pacific R. R. a D ckinson
The Dickinson press., 1894-01-27

CHA6, 8. FEE. Gent Pass. Agent,
St Paul. MINI.
, 1894-09-19
abrnnblatt nrr autnota ataata ReHnra, aatt4une, 10. septeutbsr 1894.

9rDfe BiIlen16aft bonn SeDber al maben,
BENIN 10 gei9ipinO ser Salt auSgepreBt 1T,
fGngt bic 0fatur BEN tpun6eropuen WecbIel
an BET Salt Oer 6rihten, menn ct be0 ltd
Ielber %gelaiien lit, 9ebet burcb 3 unteri6ie6z
lt6en @GDrut9en, ale ipetcbe ipedlcln bic
Gi9enl6aitel lnb gialur bon beiien
8litiii9feiten. 9oS critic lift weinartig, DaS
2te ialer, ipel6e8 i'm bart nabt, unb be-
reitct tbn fir @iii8; ben Der 3tclt tptrb ct
fault ln6 DerDorbcn. 9ie crite @G6run9
lit Die ein5ige, ben Der SeD0er 6urcbge6en
iOute. Dies lit Die 8irfung, Sic BEN I'M
rdtD bon Sem Saft obion6ert, unb brtn9t
eS in Elm Flares, iiiies uno petnz
ARTICLES @etrGnf. G8 ober in bteiem :3ltz
itanbe auf5ubebaIten lift 6a5 groiie Sc
beimniB. SIS iptr6 get6an, baliel6e 3u
rdudern nit S9ipefel, meIcbe5 cine peitere
@Gbru18 Derbtnbert uno be9Glt eS in ieinem
ipcinarti8ten Stan6e. @8 itt Su boffen, baB
ale SeDberntacber cine Strobe bon bteier
WtetboOe machen tper6en es lit %berbutben
NIT gar i~penigen llufoiten unb nun tpenig
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lit b~e8Ieitet nit 3ii9en un6 8laler1z
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lit, iebe Sic 0unoe on 6euer, un0 Bate eS
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ben gegen baS Iebte pom 6e6ruor o0er Qn7
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etten fiiblen Ort, 100 es niht geitOrt miro,
10 baB baS &larmachenbe iicb IeBet,
rSeDoer auf Oteie Q(rt 5ubereitet, ballet
gut III SGiier fir etlicben Sa0ren.
Sin SiebRaber bonn 9utet SeD6er.
, 1894-09-19
Stdottibes.
Gntruitete Nftiondre.
Die sHofeitesR oqbahngefeaidaf ongebli@
in fehr idIedter Derfaiune.

Ser bercits felt eintger .3eit ~eripartete
&ompf 5pt1ben Sen groBet un6 Ben fleinen
NftionGren Ser Siioieitcz6 obba6n lit
9eitern allen Grnites 3unt @Usbrucb 9etom7
MEN.
9te tIeinen 9lttionGre 6ielten geitern i'm
o%ret5ebnten S1ofperf bes Stod @rcban9ez
gebGuocS cine 8eriammlul1g a6, in tpelcber
lie eter9iibe 8roteitbei9Iiiie gegen Sic ges
9enpGrtt9e 8ertpaltung Der vQaeD GU
Babn faBten un0 etn Somite %ernannten
6as bel Dem Brdiibenten 6opftnS Doriprez
den un6 i'm nm bic GrlaubniB eriuben
ioQ, bic 8t9er Der @eleQicbaft au repiz
6iren.
@S purOe in Ser Gerfammlrng laut 6te
Qnitbt arSgeiproben, 6aB Die Sil0ieitez
0o9ba6n, bic Oob Elm Goncutren5untera
ne9men fit Die Sii6lettez &abeIbaDn iei,
i'm SnterciIe ber LeBteren betrieben tperbe.
IS mur6e ferner ebenlD fret erflGrt, baB Die
g~e8enipQrti8en 0treftOren Der 0ocbbabn>
@eleuibaft auf Den 8anferott Der lebteren
bt1drbetteten, I'm Sic 8abn in bic 6dnbe
zines OtalienperpaltcrS GIT bringcn, 10 oaB
Die NfttonGre 0aS 9ta6ieben Daben tpiiroen.
Sin Der 8erlanmlun8 na0men ettpa 30
9fttonGre auf beionbere GinlaDun9 bin
tbeil. 9leiclOcn reprGieutiren ettpa
$1,000, 900 bis 81, 800, 900 pom 2(ftjen5
fapital Der @eieQi6oft. Den @oriiB in
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malt S. IS. T%ulentpeiler unb Santes S..
Gonn8eno 3u Witglieoern oeS GouiteS,
oa5 iicb GiniicDt in bte 8it6er Ser 2(Gep
Observation-Disclosures unb barilbcr
in elmer ip6tereu 8eriammlung beri6ten
ion.
Sinnn5ierS, pelcbe nit Sen 8er6GltntHen
Ser 2(ueD5 s. odbabn p~ertraut itnb, iin0 Der
2lnii6t, OaB bic Bobn unter ben gegentpGrz
tig beltebenDen 8crb3(tniiicu nicbt tort eTtz
ittren fann. Die 8ubngcleQi6aft bat fir
bic bon i6r perou5gabten $40, 500, 900
8onoS iGDrLt9 1925, 900 3inien 81 5abten.
sic lit aber NUT pGbren6 ser 8eltau87
itelltn9 i'm Sta1be getpelert, 0teie 3inlen
gu 5aDlcn.
Sebt belarFen iid) bic Ginna6mer SET
Siioieite 0oc6baDn auf ettDa $1700 t69lt6.
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al, 10 DaB ettpa $500 itbrig bletben 5ur
9eGun9 Der 3inlcn fiir bic 8on6s, Die fi9
aber auf $1438 td9It6 belalfeu. 0teicS
er9tebt etn 9eft5it BON 1888 pro Sag.
, 1894-09-19
l1eber oroEe GoIofun0e

in Decentralization tpiro aus SD6neD bonn 9.
Suli 9ei1rieben: 9ic Gigentbiimer Der
londonderry Wttne, 10 bis II en8liida
Wtctlen iioweitlib bon Goo(gar6ie, I~iefcre
ten am bprigen Sanita8 1890 ltn5en Cob
auf ber 8ant al eS tpGr baS Gr9ebniB BET
3erfleinerun8 bon nod ni9t 5lpei 3onnel1
@eiteiu. Die glitdlid5en @olblIder, W1ter
benen iib nur Elm erfabrener 8ergm1aun
b%efinoet, WG0ren6 bic flint 2(n6eren Bis BOT
fur3er 3eit III ga13 alr0eren 8%eruf5arten in
ben 0itlicbcu Solomon tbQtig tparen, 6atten
605 @eDeimniB ibreS S1aBeS me0rcre
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@ber entoedt. gtur cine O2eile entfer1t BON
Der StraBe, Die ieoc Moc6e iC5on 6un6erte
bon @olDlucBern ~began8en D0ben, fQl0 er
einen 6elien golbbaltigcn, peiBen Qtar5es.
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8eiib bon 25 Otor9en &0nS al Der Gteue
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