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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-05-18
From Foreign shores.

Prince Bismarck is not permitted by
his physician to receive friends.
Nine men are killed by soldiers in q
riot at Troppau, Austrian Slesia.
Mr. Gladstone writes a letter lament
ing the fact that free trade has lost
ground in the past thirty years.
The Prussian unterhaus passes a bill
in the interest of ultra orthodox. which
is regarded heavy blow 10 the cause
of freedom of thought.
Troops charged with drawn swords
on anti-Jewish rioters i'll Graiewo. Rus
sian Poland. killing four and wounding
one hundred
A submarine cable has been laid and
is now open for public correspondence
between Hongkong, China, and Labu-
IN. Borneo.
The council of ministers Of Egypt
granted $4,000 TO erect 4 solid build
ing at Cairo to replace the GhizeS mu-
scum.
Max Lebaudy has withdrawn his
charge of forgery against Count Ellie de
Talleyrand Perigord, who was arrested
at Paris.
Experts have testified at Paris that
the Lebaudy drafts which We're sup
posed 10 have been forged by Count
Ellie dc alleyrand-Perigord were not
forgeries and that they bore Max Le-
bandy's own signature.
The London court of appeals has dis
missed with costs the appeal of kop-
pei 4 Schloss, the latter trading at
Triana X Co. in New York, from a
judgment Of SITS, loo in favor Of the
Western National Bank of New York.
The claims We're for loans and bills OF
exchange.
The Canadian cruiser petrel cap
tured the steamers Visitor and LEROY
Brooks at the south side Of Pelce
Island for fishing in Canadian waters.
The steamers Went from Putin Bay.
where they are owned, with fishing
parties. Two small boats. containin.
four persons. escaped. the occupants
taking to their oars and reaching the
north dock of Kclly's Island
A dispatch to the London Daily News
from Paris says: A Swiss l,lnaiic bv
the name Of Tabottler was left for half
an hour in {: hot bath mt the Ricotre
hospital ald was boiled to death. The
officials at the hospital say that it was
an accident The man was subject to
violent fits, and it had been the Gus
tom to fix him down in a warm bath
in order to calm him. The hot water
was turned on by mistake.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-05-18
Miscellaneous Item..

The Iowa Grand Lodge Of United
Norkmen will meet in Sioux civ
The great council of Red Men win
pegln its annual session at Dixon. III
\ case Of smallpox is reported AT
Kockport, Ill.
The body OF man supposed to no
Charles Haas was found In a creek ~
Decatur, Ill.
Unemployed laboring men threaten
to burn the business portion Of Ander-
son. Ind, unless given aid immediately
Michigan employees Of the Grand
Trunk railroad met at Battle Creek To
arrange a system Of federation.
The Butler Manufacturing comnanr
assigned at Wabiloo Ind. Il. NJ Homes
Is receiver. The capital stock is $40
oUi; Liabilities and assets unk nown,
-Four Of the saloons in Jerseyville. II,
closed their doors last week. Staan,'
tion Of business and high licenses mnra
given as the causes.
Mgr. Satolli will probably no called
On 70 settle the controversy between
Bishop Matz and Father Malone nf
Denver. Efforts at compromise have
failed 10
The city council Of Mlnonk. III has
chosen j. A. Simpson as mavor ~,
TEN. Tor the balance of the year ia
taxes the place Of G. NJ Golden Who
resigned 10 become postmaster.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-05-18

Talbot. Mich, has bn2n missing since
last Wednesday, His accounts are cor
rect.
An Italian murderer is hanged at
II, Can. One who was 10 nave
h--u executed with him has his sentence
N!,nutcd to life imprisonment.
tistic encounter occurs at foft
.rldan between Lieut.. Nancy. re-
<.a.tly acquitted Of mnldeklng capt.
Ae1berg. and Maj Baldwin.
r. G.. Smith, a we3l known resident
of st. Joseph. Mo. was al Tor
passing counterfeit coins. AT
rests are to follow.
Indian Territory bandits rob bank
in Missouri They shoot ami wouho
citizens and one OF their own
numper is injured.
!. II. Carney has been arrested 1T
Evansville. Ind. charged with embtZ-
ding small sums from newspapers III
various cities in Indiana.
A gang of railroad thieves has been
nnearthel at Council Bluffs. Iowa. ana
five men have been arrested. An en-
Move is said TO have | in the plot.
Four safe blowers delected III
the act of robbing - mans Jeweiry
store at Red Jacket. Mich. One was
arrested. who gives his name as Jack
Mccarthy.
Henderson Fort. 23 wears old. COM
nitted suicide at Beatrice, \eh., by
hanging. A quarrel with his intended
wife is supposed tc have caused the
deed.
Thomas Flynn. kecpe" OF 4 notorious
road-houSe two miles north of Spring
field. H., shot his wife twice in A tit
of anger Thee is slight chance OF the
woman's recovery. Flynn is in jail.
The Iowa supreme court has sus-
tanned the sentence of Frank Pierce to
imprisonment in the penitentiary for
four and onehalf years for killing Off
Ger Il. T. Wishart ut Des Moines on
June SO, 1891.
The supreme court of Iowa has af-
firmed the judgment of the lower court
in the case of j. IL. Cumberland. In
hess the governor interferes Cumber
land will hang for the murder of James
and Jasper Robinson 1T Harlan, Iowa,
in 1888.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-05-18
Tnfortunate Events.

A vast lake. 80 feet deep. has been
formed at st. Adams, Que, by the
great landslide.
The plant of the Lima Steel Casting
company at Lima. Ohio. was destroyed
by fire The loss is 100000.
Theresa Bosan. aged seven. years,
burned to death at Galcna. H.. while
playing with matches.
-Four men were buried at Ottumwa
Iowa. by falling embankment. An
drew Dickey was dead when taken out.
The raft steamer May Libbie struck
snag in the Mississippi river near
Clinton. Iowa, and sank. Icr crew
was rescued by another boat.
Paul Marayie. Bohemiln, was
killed, at camp on the drainage canal
near Joliet. ILL.,, by being struck on the
head by a piece Of rock.
The st Gamer La Champagne ran
ashore in New York harbor in Il fog
1t will be necessary to tighten her
cargo before she can be tioated.
Levi D. Warner. father Of Assistant
Chief Of Police Warner of Springfield.
Ohio. was instantly killed by being run
into by an Ohio Southern train.
The clothing Of Mrs. Elizabeth Gra-
ham was ignitetl from her pipe at
Bower. H.. and tho woman was
burned to death She was eighty years
old
George Carroll. a miner Of Coxvillc
Ind, loaded one barrel Of his gun and
blew into the other to see il it wa;
loaded. He leaves widow and one
child.
At ldayille. Ind. Herbert Gibbon was
drowned in Tippecanoe river while he
aud party Of nine others were seiGing
for fish. All the men became entangled
In net in midstream, and all were in
danger Of PERISH lg Claude Ireland
was almost dead when rescued.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-05-18
Pecnle in Print.

The Rev. David Andrews OF Terre
Haute. Ind. died Of consumption 1t
Sedley. Ind.
Sweden claims TO have the best
known woman painter in Northern
Europe-the Baroness Emma Spare.
Walter Damrosch Of New York has
sold his private residence on West FIT
/ ty-tifth street to John A. Browning for
$4,000.
Prof George Wellner asserts that he
has solved the problem Of aerial navi-
CATION His machine is being tested
secretly by the Austrian government.
Prince Bismarck is the poSSessOi of
49, crossas and decorations. Ties.
placed side by side. cover a space of
| twenty-one feet by several inches deep.
Archibald Clavering Gunter. the au-
thor, was blackballed by the Authors
club at New York, on the ground that
he IS not an author.
Rosa Young direct descendant of
one Of the Pitcairn mutineerS and a
woman of more than usual intelligence.
is writing Il history OF the Pitcairn
colony.
The czarowilz is said to be disinclined
to marry. He wants to renounce the
succession to the throne in favor of his
youngest brother. the Grand Duke
| Michael.
John Austin Chamberlain. NJ. F.. cid
est son OF Rt Hon. Joseph Chamber
lain. NJ. T.. was attacked by 4 bull
on his fathers farm near Birmingham.
Young Mr.. Chamberlain was thrown to
the ground by the enraged animal and
his leg badly gored.
David Dudley Fields ideas came SO
much more rapidly than he could trans
NIT them to paper that his handwriting
was decipherable only by the joint ef-
forts Of all hands in his office. who
would copy it legibly. leaving spaces
for words or phrases they could not
make out.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-05-18
"A proposed law that any new build

= proposed law that any new build
dng erected in London shall have its
front not less than twenty feet from
the middle Of the street has brought
out the fact that there are in the heart
Of the city thirty-two miles Of streets
less than forty feet broad. IL the
principle were generally applied. on q
plan Of reconstruction Of streets. land
to the value OF about $4o,OOO,OOO would
be sacrificed
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-05-18

1t is illegal to feed and shelter Eng
lish sparrows in New York, and the
most reckless violator Of the law is
the venerable and benevolent DR..
Houghton, Of the Little Church around
the Corner. He maintains, in defiance
Of law, thirty or forty bird boxes that
are too small for any birds but the
sparrow or the wren, and whoever
saw wren in the heart Of New York :?
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-05-18

y Benjamin Potter's landed estate left
more than half century ago that the
rentals might be applied to the main
tenance Of education of poor white cit
liens Of Kent county, Delaware, has
at length yielded $7OO for the purpose
OF the trust. During all these years
Of waiting no poor white citizen re-
ceived aught from the estate, although
it is estimated to be worth 100000.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-05-18
Sins and sinners.

G. r. Gilvy, arrested at Ph ,blo. Col.
is wanted for 4 murder committed 1T
Auburn Cal. three Yeas ago.
Robert McEwan shot and killed him
self ut the home Of his father at East
Burlington. ILL., He was dcspoI dent
over long illness
James G. Thompson. cashier Of the
First National bank Of Sedalia, Mo.
which failed last Friday, is said to be
a fugitive from justice
The grand jury at Muncie, Ind, in
dicted Mike German and Frank Bena-
dam for the murder Of Lawyer Lemuel
Bailey two weeks ago.
James Butte, treasurer Of the Lille
Lumber company and postmaster Of
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-05-18

I Bakers blend fours as liquor dealers
of fours is a recognized and important
business, carried OH chiefly by those
who make a speciality of furnishing
flour to bakers The largest bakers
however, usually do their own mix
ing The blenders use Il considerabl,
quantity of a first-rate flour, and witt
it at least two inferior grades. In this
way the peculiar virtues Of bakers
bread are obtained at least expense
Many mixers of aours mark their bar
rels or bags with their own brands
though they never grind busliel Of
wheat
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-05-18

The promptness with which the
French gold loan of $4O,OOo,OOO was
taken up by popular subscription, five
times the amount of the issue being
subscribed for, gives hint Of one Of
the causes Of French prosperity. The
loyalty and thrift of the farmers, work
ingmen and small tradesmen of that re.
public are it's mainstay.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-05-18
Arbitration Settles It.

st. Paul, Mimi, May s.-Arbt'aa
as proposed by theeompany has hap
settled the difference between empe
and the Great Northern Railway
wheels are again turning on all pTs
the line. The company now anuOa''
hall fare excursions Tor homeseeKer'
investors May Sth and 29th IRON
Paul, Minneapolis. Duluth and Ns'1
perior to points in Minnesota, tsl
kotas aud Montana. Tickets gooa'
30 days, with stop-ove. privileges
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-05-18
An order has been issued h, :

An order has been issued bv ..
don to all oi the militia comp,m. ~
state to the effect that each -
must be in readiness to obey o. :, ~
the commander OF the local G v'1e !
to assist in properly observinaa a. !
tion day. The companies "'s W, W
escorts to the older veterans. 'A
according to the last cens,. /
| Dakota has a population Of 10. Nh
which 1so,25o We're males and Nv
were females. OF the lsO,2M Il
116,151 were single, SO, ,647 m.,.:
SIS widowed and 42G divorced
14s, ,55S females, salts were.,
900 married, 5,12O widowedI Iass -
divorced. OF the total populat;aaa aaa
ly So per cent is male and oya. % \
cent is female. Oi the male now,
GA 12 per cent was single "a aa'r~t paa
married, a little over 2 Der con, 81 -,
and less than one fourth Of wv wy
! divoced. OF the female ponn1a,a
per cent was single, 40 per cent I, ~
over 6 per cent widowed, and soms' 's
over one-fifth OF ! per cent diyorsl
The committee in charge i
arrangements for the soldiers
sailors reunionin Yankton in Inn,
extended invitations to fifteen ~,
ent veteran soldiers to deliver adm
during the reunion. The invited ).
men are congressman John B.
and W. Y. Lucas OF WashinctoD
ernor G. II. Sheldon of Pierre, Gan !
Dollard and Gen. G. r. Campbell n
land; Col. NJ. Grissby and Cant NJ
Stoddard OF Sioux Falls: Col MI
Sheaf OF Watertown; Gen. " nj
Beadle OF Madison; Col John |, IoTsI
|ermillion; Col. George A. Slsby d /
chell; Capt. Jesse Col, OF Cherokee
Judge A. q. kellam oi Chamberlain
NJ. NJ. Price OF Letcher, and Couna|
w. {. Nash OF Canton.
Tyndall Register:-IIarry GoddsS
Tyndall few days ago for Chicago,l
he will receive the pasteur trea,rI
Several days ago Goddard was Il,
by large dog belonging to Peter NJ
ner. Both hands were lacerated slaI
and the wounds Were dressed by !
Moore A few days later the dog
noticed to act IN II queer manner asjl
was at once killed. Attention was !
called to Goddard's wounds, ov|
which had not healed aud was paI
Upon advice OF his physician it wsj
cided to send him to Chicago as|
purse was at once raised ior thepurl
1t is quite probable that the anma
not suffering from rabies. hut this |
deemed the safer course to pursue
In answer to the charge that thprl
been an improper expenditure dj
iunds Oi the city Of Sioux Falls IRON
saloons during tie administratiu|
Mayor Peck, the mayor has made, 4
tailed report covering the last fscalT 4
The report shows that there has
collected from the saloons Tor the |
ending May l &2o,25l 0i ths
mayor has collected Sla,312 and
police Justice the rest. The mayr1
ports that he has covered into The
treasury 50. 3.S22 He has spent sa7
to apply on the guarantee madebyN'
Falls to the Sioux Fails L lanktoua
OF way fund. He gives an itenlMl
count of the days and persons Of w
the money was collected and dlsA
vouchers snd receipts lor the eypenda
OF every dollar.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-05-18

Messrs. Corbett and Jackson may be
pleased to know that the boxing
matches brought off by the Olympic
club of New Orleans have been pro-
nounced perfectly legal by tha supreme
court Of Louisiana. A great pugilistic
revival may be looked for.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-05-18

George Gould will have three yachts
in European waters this summer and
the sport will cost him from $4,000 to
$4,000 a month. He will hobnob with
royalty and nobility and try to forget
all about young Howard's indiscre~
tinnS
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-05-18

The Maple Creek Lyceum OF Ne
braska discussed the question: Had
the South Right to Sccede?' The af
firmative won, but they We're pretty
nearly as badly used up as the negative
and the furniture was in splinters
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-05-18

the loss to the farmers of the country
by the use Of na row wagon tires,
through the wear and tear Of hosseflesh
and the loss Of time, amounts to $780,
100000 a year.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-05-18

An autioneer at Middletown, De.
talked without rest for eight hours the
ether day and sold in that time G40 ar
ticles. A man of leisure in attendance
upon the sale estimates that the auc-
tic neer talked $1,000 words, or enough
to make in print the bulk of a fair.
sized novel
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-05-18

In order to avoid setting fire to the
pampas by sparks from its locomotives
the Bucnos Ayres Great Southern rail-
road has been experimenting success
fully with petroleum as locomotive
fuel, the intention being to substitute
petroleum for coal if practicable.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-05-18

Not so very long ago Gladstone was
chased by COW, now the news comes
from England that the eldest son of
Joseph Chamberlain has been gored
by bull. The tight little island
seems to need a good pound law.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-05-18

For the first time in the history of the
Eng, university boat races n married
man, Sir Charles Ross, rowed III cDe
Of the crews this year. He was mar
ried two years ago.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-05-18
HERALD-ADVANCE.
WIN. " DCWNIE, Publisher.
MILBANK, SOUTH DAKOTA

II Texas were laid down in Europe,
it might be So plac "a as to include the
capitals of England, France, Belgium,
Switzerland, Austria and Germany.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-05-18

All Important Occurrences OF '"e
Past Week, Boiled Down ana ARR
nnged for Rapid Reading, From
Home and Abroad.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-05-18
a. o. U. w.

The grand lodge, Ancient ofNl
United Workmen, for the lurlsdel'0|
North and South Dakota, held
days session at Watertown last VI
The next grand lodge session VIII
in Jamestown. n. d. Theotticers w
are asfollows: Grand Master NofA
r. j. Moore, Fargo; grand iorenaI,
NJ. Grain. Doland; grand recoroel, Y
Lawn. Columbia; grand oversse', Y,
drew Blewitt, Jamestown, grana y
er, j. H. Carroll, De Smet granar - =
John Hodgkin, Black Hills. =
preme representatives elected as - :
McNutt, OF Aberdeen: J. ~ llllsDu.|
Hamilton. N. d., and j. !. nou''|
Blunt, S. d.
The 500 Can Stand It No Lo's.
The SOo-F acific line has becons u
OF waiting for action on the par'
Western Passenger association
matter OF dlfferential rates from oa'1
to San Francisco, and will az uu ~
into effect it's own tariff from .uSs ~
to San Francisco and Puge.
points on the agreed dlfferenl'a., -
taking effect May Is. These raw,
arranged and agreed to by w. ca.tI
Pacific coast lines and the nOs .ss
Pacific company several non.D, h
but they have never been lnaue
tive from Chicago on account !"
dlsagreements between the Iln..
Western Passenger assocla''o,son ,son
changes will not effect rates ,v ~
Paul and Minneapolis, as they =. I'll
compiled on the differentlal D,0
these cities, but it will make s1li rhi
terlal reduction in the rate IRON 4
and contiguous territory, by wH
500 aud other Northern i,p.s. e.
rates to San Francisco VII, - - ID
ilrst-class and s. second c'a.s ia
than those quoted by all ran Ius ~,
Will be applicable only by steam Il
Victoria. There will also o. -
spending reduction in the rale :
land and Puget Sound points
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-05-18
SOUTH Dakota NEWS.
GATHERED FROM ASSOCiA ED
pREcS TELEGR.,

Soldiers and Sailors Reunion al
yankton in June-NortA ana ooutn
Dakota A. O. u. W.-Population OF
the State.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-05-18
AROUND THE GLOBE

DIGEST OF THE NEWS FROM ALL
PARTS OF THE WORLD.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1894-03-01

Last evening, at 80, the house OF Mr..
Angus Mcneil in this city, was literally
besieged by members of the Baptist
church and congregation, who came to
pay farewell visit to Miss Ella, the
daughter Of Mr.. Mcneil, who left Aber-
deem this morning for her new home in
Ontario, Canada. She is to marry Rev.
Mr.. McKinnon, pastor of the Baptist
church at Glamis, Ca, who meets her at
an old friends home in Detroit, Mich.
The large house OF friend Mcneil was
filed to overlooking and many beautiful
presents were brought the bride elect
among which were several napkin rings,
butter knife and silver cake basket.
The pastor, Rev. Mr.. Van Tassel pre-
scented the articles in little speech of
mingled mirth and pathos which was re-
sponded to by Miss McNeill in few we'll
chosen words.
We part with our very useful sister
with many deep regrets, but hope her
sphere Of usefulness will be greatly in
creased by the change, and that a long
life Of happiness and success lies before
her.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1894-03-01

The tiremen covered themselves with
glory and the committee in charge are
due unlimited praise for the success,
both socially and financially, of their
fourth annual ball, last Thursday night,
at Koehler's hall. Never was the hall
SO tastefully and beautifully decorated as
on this occasion, in the midst Of which
one was enthused with spirit of ANNA
ton and enjoyment that will long be
remembered by the happy participants.
Supper was served in the Dabney block
on Heron street at ~ o'clock, after which
the dance was resumed and continued
until a. m. Excellent music was fur
nished by Murphy's orchestra, composed
of musicians George Murphy, L. l.. OAR
ling, Charles KoehEer and +. f. Smith.
The bal! netted the firemen $3.50.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1894-03-01
COUNCIL. PROCEEDINGS.

Present: Mayor Weatherwax, council
men Bowes, CLARK, Hood, Keith, Kolts
and Linn.
Report Of Finance committee on settle
ment with b. +. Wiley showed total
amount OF water rents collected by him
during the year to be $235O.Ss, Of which
$21S0.71 had been paid over to the city
treasurer, leaving $l60.67 due the city
from Mr.. Wiley. The committee were
given two weeks to complete settlement,
and Mr.. Wiley was ordered to appear at
that time and pay up.
Petition OF James Hogarth, of Victoria,
b. c., asking that interest be RENTED on
sidewalk tax on a lot in South Aberdeen,
was granted on condition that the tax,
$4O.32, be paid within twenty days.
Dedication deed from Samuel Benn for
part Of G street, and contract Of city to
fill the street referred to the committee on
streets with power to act.
Bond of +. G. Finch for the city print
ing was approved, subject to the proper
acknowledgement Of the sureties, J. G.
Weatherwax and w. B. Paine.
Request of Finch that city printing be
paid for out of the salary fund instead OF
the general fund as heretofore was not
granted.
Street commissioner instructed to pro-
cure pike pole for Heron street bridge,
and also to keep the sawdust off Of the
crossings.
The water superintendent instructed to
notify consumers to repair bursted pipes
and to not allow taps to remain open, UNI
der penalty of being cut off.
The clerk instructed to get 1000 blank
warrants.