Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1894-08-30
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m~issioners Parker, Widemann, Cum
mings Ind Seward OF Hawaii, who
went to Washington over q month ago
to see President Cleveland on behalf
of the deposed Queen, have sailed for
Hawaii. In an Interview Parker says
that not w~ithstanding Washington dis
patches to the contrary, they saw all
the great men In Washington, includ.
ing President Cleveland, and that
their interview was satisfactory. 1--WE
went 10 Washington" he said, Ito get
an answer from the Government rs to
what 1t intended TO do, and we got it.
1t was to the effect that the Govern
ment would not ut present interfere,
which 10 In substance the answer fur
nished by the Senate some time ago.
still we got much encouragement of q
sort, the nature Of which
10 private until we return to Hawaii
and render Q report to the people who
sent uA. q say this much that it
Was satisfactory. / stayed ut the same
hotel with Secretary Gresham, and
saw and talked with him nearly every
CHICAGO, special: Three Cinnamon
sat In = cell OF the Harrison Street
police station meditating on death.
They were Mock Coon, Mock Shon
and Lum Bick Hop, who only a few
weeks ago were in the Chinese militia.
Mutterings of war with Japan were
heard, 30 they left China and landed
ct Vancouver. The federal officers
captured them when they crossed the
line vt P~lattsburg N. y. in defiance OF
the Chinese exclusion act. They were
brought to Chicago by q deputy mar
shall en- route to Port Townsend,
whence they will be shipped to China.
As deserters death will be their por-
tion on their arrival.
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal, special: NJ.
M. Mansfield, formerly professor OF
languages ut Stanford University, was
arrested for insanity. For some time
his conduct has been so erratic that
people stood in great fear Of him. 1t
10 said his e~ccentricities caused him to
be dismissed from his position at the
University. He was once professor OF
languages at Harvard College. but
there also his vsgarics caused him to
lose the confidence Of his associates
and finally his position. He was taken
into custody while delivering an inco-
herent religious address on the street.
CHICAGO special: Fire in = five-
story building on Madison and Market
streets caused . damage OF a60, COO, d.
vided between the Wsgg 4 Anderson
Wooden Company: Fargo, boots and
shoes; Coulter T. CO., notions: Shawl
man & Co., furs. and the Patrick Es-
tate Owners building. The freight
house of the Wisconsin, Chicago and
W. ...I 800 k-tn11vv L.
stroyed by FIRE. The loss Is estimated
ct $4,000 1t is reported that q ire
man was consumed In the flames, but
the report 10 not substantiated
81. PAUL special: In the conven.
ton Of the Catholic Total Abstinence
Union the first business was reports Of
societies not connected with the
unions. Wonderful growth was re-
ported from many sections. In the a.
ternoon Secretary Doyle OF New York
submitted the report OF the numerical
strength Of the order, in which he
says: I'VE have added sixty-eight
new societies with Z membership Of
2,663 b the roll OF national unions,
making . total Of 1853 societies with =
membership OF 55,4A5."
FORT ATKINSON, Wis, special:
About ii o'clock several freight ears
we're thrown from the tracks two miles
north Of here on the Chicago and
Northwestern Railway. A broken
axle was the cause. One OF the cars
was loaded with lumber and seven men
had entered it, riding between the
lumber and the end OF the car. When
the cars were thrown from the track
the lumber shifted 90 as to crush three
OF them to death and injuring four
others. Both the dead and injured all
come from Chicago.
COLORADO Cry, Colo, special: The
Tsrsney outrage cases ended in q farce
In Justice McCoach's court. District
Attorney Cochran asked that the cases
against Robert Tay Tor and eleven 9th.
ers be dismissed, As the grand jury had
failed 70 ind true bills against any OF
the defendants. The court granted
the motion. NoAa person from Den.
yer who has been Interesting them
selves in the prosecution was present.
The people are disguised with the
whole affair.
DENVER special: The news reached
Gen. McCOok at hesiquarters that
Chief Sanchez, Of the White Mountain
tribe Of Indians In Arizona, was killed
by two Indians in . fight near Fort
Apache, Arizona. Sanches led an at.
tack on tr0ops commanded by Col.
Carr, August 80, 1881. In which Capt.
Hentiz and . number OF soldiers were
killed.
ASHLAND, Wis, special: Fire de-
stroyed IN entire block OF business
houses. burning property worth e75..
600 Among the lOssaa ara tho stock
exchange building, the Ashland Street
bridge.