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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-06-15
Unfortunate Events.

Mrs Samuel Smith was killed by i
bulltat Peru, Ind.
Rachel Fossner. Is years old. was
killed at New York by leaping from a
burning tenement fire.
Frank Schroeder aged ?. accidentally
set himself on fire at Lyons, Ia. and
was burned to death.
The Laconia car works at Laeonia,
n. H., burned. Loss 100000. Several
other buildings were destroyed
Walter Ralston. snake charmer
was nearly killed by a python Mt Gales
burg, Ill. lie finally killed the snake.
John Schroeder's o-year-old son was
burned to death AT Clinton Iowa, while
playing with matches.
Il. +. Crenshaw, contractor Robert
Mcconnell, laborer. were killed hv a
premature dynamite blast on the Hot
Springs railroad. Arkansas.
\ work train was wrecked on the
Bluff Line at Alton H.. Engineer
Lynch was killed and seven persons in
jured.
The tug A. J. Hoole was run down
end sunk in New York harbor hy the
steamer Manar. A fireman was drown
ed
John Louden. while insane from
grippe. locked himself in a barn at
Ransom, >. ID. and set fire TO tile build
ing. He perished in the flames.
Several business houses at st. Johns.
\. t.. burned. Two hundred men from
the British Warship Blake helped fight
the flames. The loss is SoSo.Ooo.
Bertha Thornton, daughter Of 4
farmer living a few miles north Of st
Joseph. Mo-, While horseback riding
was thrown. Her foot caught in the
stirrup and she was dragged some 900
yards and killed.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-06-15
THE " ATER> SlDsIDI,G
News From the Flooded DIr,
More EncOuraRinr

81. Paul. June L. Adyices heg
flooded districts of the extreme u
west are now of a more eneoura,sS
tire. and there is 4 prospect hi /
season Of devastation. for this y,tss
least, is at an end. The Nor,hg
eiiic people here have received W.T.
the Jocko river has in all fallei y
three feet. This, of course, daI
place the road at any better ady13
as the level will have TO suhsde tod
greater extent before il will be NJ
TO do anything toward renovsus|
lcc ehed and getting the track into Y
The Grea, Northern has received !
news from roints bordering on The ]
ed district. At no point has The 1
risen apparently of late, and Il
ANTICIPATED that if the water corr
TO fall as il has during the pas 1
eigh. hours the Northern Pachc q
r,Ining its through trains IN "
ten days. Owing 70 The trouble
Mountain division ii will take ihs
Northern little longer
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miscellaneous Items.

Pullman employees at st. Louis .l.cd-
ed not to strike.
Ine fourth annual convention of tha
Mattoon district Christian league met
at Marshall III.
Frank ParlGalee has been sued at
Omaha, Neb.. for $4,000 damages fer
breach Of promise.
tmmet Seymour is on trial al Ana
mosa. Iowa. for the murder of 1,earga
Fiticld, his father-in-law.
Howard Gould and party of friends
nave sailed for Europe on the steam
Yacht Atlanta.
Wilton NJ. Busnee. a Young attorney
aied 1T Baltimore, Md, in the c,y hos.
m'al from opium poisoning.
James W. Keith has sued Lev; rn,,
at Shelbyville, Ind. for $500 damaras
Tor alternating his wife's affectjuns
1000 IS city councilman.
Joseph y Carter Republican def.af-
cd =. I. Ronney, Democrat for en-
preme Judge in the Fourth judicial Iis
'rlcI OF Illinois. His majority is esti-
mated at 1000.
me receivers Of the Northern Pacific
hailfoad nave unanimously resolved ~
accept the loan Of 81 100000 offered the
,eol2ahizatlon committee Of tie bond
loidefs Tor the prompt payment Of tie
lifst mortgage coupon due July /.
Henry GlcWs suggests the a,fontion
~ an International currency by Emo.
Lah', , france, Germany and the Irnited
states, which would obviate the ncces.
si,y = shipping gold III payment or
balances. - - : -
ne Lake Erie & Western and tie
Muacle beit Railroad companies arc at
W W., III, - Muilcie Ind, and are tearing up
rhliroad crossings The Lake Erie ueo-
PIE mace q raid and damaged ; cross
ing about 5000. The Muncie Belt line
VIII guard their property day and i: ~
uiilii TIE case now in court is decided
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-06-15
Wolf to He Inye.t;.

minneapolis, June l2-John s W,1f
ne foreman in charge Of The M.in a' "oii'
seWer crew, was suspended this ,aa,.., ,,a.'
ing by City Engineer cannol, 40 i'iofh-
ceiv;na ;n,es'.sa'ion 1'.is of the charges Of r.,
re,,,rn .oniiiission from city laborers ii
aram - : -, a"r putting them to work in III.
nc suspension is the outcome af
: inos eiheht begun against Wolf - -
'ssons ~, ~ folanders in the first ward = =
=" h'2h's ago. The parties II tba haa', :
!. .he movement claim to have evidana.
49, ,he foreman has solicited ana - =
a','o = 80, numerous bribos, but as vet 1nfns.,
~, - n,'dke public the facts. The ae,.nsa,
= - =. pe gwen full hearing this w,elt :
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Pecp1e in pr1nt.

William Walter Phelps is seriously
i'll ut New York.
The sultan of Turkey has conferred
the order Of the Medjidieh on Prof
Max Muller.
Patrick Walsh. the new senator from
Georgia. is the busiest letter writer III
that body.
Pat Carter Of Council Bluffs. Iowa,
Is said to have invented a flying ma
chine that will actually fly.
The khedive Of Egypt will move on
France by way Of MarSeilles June 20
A war scare in England is probable.
The emperor of Austria has started
for Budapest in Difference to Count
Hedervary's desire that his majesty
show himself to the people
Julia Ward Howe received only 81
for her famous Battle Hymn of the
Republic" 1t was first printed in the
Atlantic Monthly
The princess of Wales and Miss An
ME Patterson Of Dublin are the only
honorary musical doctors in the United
Kingdom.
Lieut.. Waethe. Of the German army
Is about to found Il peculiar colony on
some idyllic South sea islan1. Its mem
bers must all promise to cat no meat
and wear no clothes.
&. w. Wilson. capitalist and an old
resident of Chicago. died suddenly at
San Jose, Cal. of heart disease at the
residence of his son-in-laW. Frank Coy
kendall He was the inventor Of the
Wilson Sauinp p,a chino
Maj. Won Wissmann. the famous Ger
man African explorer. has arrived in
Naples from India in poor health It
was his intention to 90 around the
world, spending some time in America.
1t is now possible that he will not
come to this country.
Paul Bonrget, the French novelist.
who has just been elected TO the
French academy, enjoys one unusual
distinction. He spent four months in
this country, and yet felt incompetent.
upon his return home, to tell an inter
viewer all about America.
Ex-Goy. Rodman NJ Price of New
Jersey. died at his residence. Gal Gale.
Bergen county. n. J. He was a par
ticipant in raising the American flag
by Commodore g. G.. Sloat ut Monte
rey, Cal. July l. 1916. and also 4 mem
Der of the constituti NAL convention
held at Monterey. Cal, September.
1s49. He was formerly an officer Of
the United States navy.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-06-15
A. n. L. CONVENTION.
VIII lie the Most N0tahl,. 1,,y
OF Hallway Men Eyan ~,

chicago, June 12-At 10 o.clocl 10
morrow morning there will assemble /,
ms city perhaps the most notabla bod,,
= railway men ever gathered together i
ms country 1t is the second annnal
convention Of the American Railua,.
union. and the 415 delegates who vii
assemble will represent eyery branch "',f nf
me railway business. from the mon ,ba
lay the track and keep it in repair -
nose VINO man the trains. which with
sheir human freight. have almost come -
ahi.ihi'a'e time and space. Among the
matters which will come before Tho 80,
sehlion and that which has the croa,aa.
ioeai Interest is the big strike 80 ~
Ihliman employees. What action IA go,
e1n'ion will take in this matter canna.
se. De told, as only one-fonrth &c -
aeiesates have arrived, but il i almast
certain that boycott will he den,an'1 os1
against the Pullman companys cars w. ~
ae'oh may involve the union n so,ana,
my railroad strikes which will t;o -,
'he passenger traffic Of almost tha on,;ap np
country. ~ ehsife
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-06-15

Two women in Chicago are fond OF
horseback riding; they sp,rn the side
saddle and ride astride, or astraudle
astridlands, or umDstridden, or what
ever form you please. Their preference
excites attention, and it is tela -raphed
throughout the land; but many brave
and sweet women rode man-fashion in
this country long before there was a
Chicago. And there are women today
Oh Southern fields and New England
farms that ride thus, gracefully ana
without fear
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-06-15
Warrington.

The cruiser Minneapolis on her hrst
trip proves very speedy.
Senator Morgan introduces a blli Tor
bidding the formation Of trusts IN lnl-
ported articles.
Members of the sugar trust are sub
penaed by the senate investigating
committee.
Congressman kiefer draws bill for
the creation Of a national board or ar
bitration to deal with wage disputes.
Every senator it is announced VIII
be called before the committee lnveSh-
eating the operations OF the sugar
trust.
Repres ,ntative Houk. OF Tennessee.
has introduced a bill to reimburse the
soldiers Of the rebellion or their helrs
for the average annual difference be-
tween gold and the value OF the paper
currency in which they are paid.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-06-15


The woman who tries to keep her
youth and her beauty by following the
advice Of other people must have q
hard time. In yesterdays papers, for
example, there We're, in the two cities
of New York and Boston, not less than
six columns of directions from various
authorities pointing the way to have
a good skin, good hair and bright eyes.
ed plausible, and some of them attrac-
tive. The result is women-for they al
ways study and follow directions Of
that sort-try al methods, and be-
tween SO much good adyics ruin their
looks and their temners.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-06-15

Wives who are on the point Of max
ing their husbands birthday present
in the shape Of paper lamp shade
which is something of course that hus-
bands always appreciate-are warned
that some Of the fire insurance COM
panies are contemplating putting the
shades on the prescribed list as they
have been the cause Of many fires.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-06-15
Another Spouter.

Chamberlain. $. D., June - y
in town this evening from 'rsnu
township report an enormous Nv
the new eight-inch arteslah WV
The water already rises more 'na' !,
above the casing and Is lhei'a-ts n,
the rate Of an inch every hour =. =
is over Loo feet deep. 4 pee".t l.,
nre about the well is The facl =, y,
water is very warm, having =
turc of m degrees.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-06-15

The man who cuts off his sweet
hearts nose because she will not marry
him forgets what modern surgery can
do, and has his bother, not to mention
his punishment. for his pains. as, for
instance, Richard Hill Of Richmond in
New York last week. He simply goes
to Jail and the woman will soon be
well enough to have another lover, if
he does not mind scar or two.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-06-15

It is said that the seyenteen-year old
having been made in 1877. 1t is pain
full coincidence that their visitations
are contemporaneous with years OF
maximum business disturbance and
riot. When they We're here last the
country suffered under the railroad
riots which made such vivid impress
sion at the time that they have not
been forgotten yet
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-06-15
Ordered 10 Smelling.

ashington. June l. by alFHg1
the acting secretary OF war ~"
Dean G. Howard. assistant suls'
relieved from duty AT Fort pu~.
D., and will report III person y :"
handing officer at Fort snelll'
duty at that station and by le''F' \
commanding &C general, department =
kota.
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THE ARMoR PLATE =,
Plates u,n,
From n ya..e

Washington. June u
Ilate investigating comn;,.. ia Il
make a new move toward !, NJ
spots on warships. 1t is ~" usa4
tie navy department will lpF''S ~ n
tHke off certain plates Of " Ss "
Machlas and subject them 10 ,4s = n Il
Machias is now in the R,o.4' p gS
yard where she has been ~,
the purpose of lengtheninp D.
ticn is such that it is bsl.','s ns
defective plates can ho wy n
specific numbers, and whan !, W
be rnshipped and put to to,, W
Lieut.. Alderman was apain Il
committee to-day. He poya 4 4
Of some of the plates with y
eating their present whero,h..
also gave addition al evidence
methods of work of goyernm,. i
ton at the Carnegie works n
said the Carnegie compapv tn
vance what plates would be xsls'
groups for tests. The ir,om,
water baths secretly given II :.
disclosed by some Of the inform.
make the plate structurally veal N
Ject to be cracked by a sbot N
dIee OF one of the informer /
such q plate on the coming tor \
New York. Chairman Catcb,,
f1tm the evidence of one of tbo NJ
kountz, TO the effect that hs I
cured the government stamn f,or
W liner. who WAS IN charge Of ,b.,
Kountz. in this testimony. Went \.
numerous hearsay reports as n !,
habits. 1t was stated that tbs /
ant played cards and drank lr,,
evening at hotel near Tho vn,
young woman employed al the ha
told the informerS of helping Ii,
to his room on one occasion. i,
armor of the Terror, Lieut.. All
SAID he had visited the shin and
Gated two plates containing tas
disclosed by the ilforn,rs.
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Men rAHlln Ann"

Woshirg gton, June .. II va .,,-sI
by the house committee on ii'ei NJ
foreign commerce to-day y M III
house a bill for the acquifeinsao .aool
Nicaragua canal by the soNeiM ,ads
for carrying on the work y - n IL II
Senator Morgan measure W. hare
cd with some changes Wi'en pou,s.
advised in the committee at i
tions that British influences an az II
in Nicaragua against the mn ne 4
have had the effect Of hastehins
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Unlocked for Complicatioh

Z hieago. June II Additional y
cations may arise in the case Of AN
plendereast. The agreement was =
tinue the hearing until SeptellN.
the case was called to-day JudG
lain is not sitting i'll the crilliaa
and the case came before Juass
When the continuance asfeea Y
submitted to him he refused to fa'
order. saving he knew ot no reas.
continuance should be gral'p
matter Went over Temporarily
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-06-15
4 Creamery sharp

Alden, Iowa, June =. Is hpea
Buckeye township have Juss Ad
victims Of creamery snap. apT,
claiming to hail from The East .,s,s| ,n
in that section, purchased ors nj
and contracted with the lail ! ap|
ply him with milk. They o,u n,ade
ter the new manager nav ,bat NJ
shipment Of butter he deciaeu "a a]
not want the establishments = tpr
country. His patrons are ou'
supply % cream.
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Eve Cents on the Dollar

Sioux City, Iowa. June = Asss ~
II. Hubbard, Of the mon Ia.
Trl ST company. which tafled o'p e. !
agt for upward Of Sl,Wo,W"' u ~,
report III the district coafl y
ctnI Iany will not pay It's eo,n la,,.r
tiers over 80 cents on the uo''',l y u,II
Hubbard is also assignee of y : n,
and of the Hedges estate he ", !,
general creditors will get apou' ,h0rt
AM certain preferred ones 80 i
cents on the dollar. Mr.. heos'
for abe ut $1,JOO.OOO.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-06-15

New Jersey is far behind the times.
The supreme court Of that state has re-
fused to examine a woman who applied
for license to practice before it, the
judges holding that women have no
rights as attorneys at the bar. This is
the only state in the union we believe,
which has denied to women the privil-
eye Of practicing in the courts.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-06-15

The net profits OF the Suez Canal
last year We're SS,Ooo.O 900 and yet there
are people in this country who pretend
to believe that the construction of the
Nicaragua Canal is scheme to involve
the national finances and to bankrupt
American capitalists.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-06-15

Milwaukee boodlers are to be inves-
tigated by special grand jury. There
is said to be sufficient evidence at hand
to convict several members of the old
board of supervisors, and they are to
be prosecuted to the extent Of the law
Boodling prosecutions are all the rage
style.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-06-15

The announcement now going the
rounds Of the press that Belya Lock
wood has just celebrated her sixty
third birthday is painful reminder
that another presidential campaign is
aDproarhinr
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-06-15

Edison predicts that welding will
the modern Vulcan'S occupation will
be gone. Perhaps he may design a
plan by which hearts may be welded
by the same occult force, and thus do
away with the services of the minister
and the notary.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-06-15

The immigration Congress at Au-
gusta brought forth an unexpected vol
ume Of practical suggestions. One half
Of it, put into practice, would fill the
South with prosperous farmers and in
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-06-15

Ida Wells is doing for the Southern
negro in Great Britain what George
Kennan did for the Siberian convict in
the United States. 1t is sha neful,
though that we must be told we are
barbarians by ministerial bodies in
England. 1t is shameful because it is
true.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-06-15

ZOla, the French novelist, is becom-
Ing more famous by being refused
election to the Academy Of lmmortals
than all the men elected put together.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-06-15
Sins and Sinners.

II. +. Woods, a Cripple Creek. Colo.
business man, was kidnapped by striking
miners
Leonard w. Marsh Of Kansas CITY
shot his wife and daughter. but their
lives were saved by their corsets.
Charles Shields was fined $500 at
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AROUND THE GLOBE
DIGEST OF TIE NEWS FROM ALL
PARTS OF THE WORLD.

All Important Occurrences OF ,hs
Past Week. Boiled Down ma Arr
.nScd for Rapid Reading, FROM
Home and Abroad.
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HERALD D-ADVANCE.
Wm. w DOWNIE, Publisher.

MILBANk, SOUTH DAKOTA
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-09-30
THE VALUE OF PRAYER.

Death. with its blighting touch, had laid its
Upon the the form OF one beloved. Pulse
less
And pale, he slept into eternity,
TO dream and wake no more
In life deceased
Had felt the joys Of friendship, tried and
true
And was II man the worlo called popular.
SO sympathy approached to mellow grief
And ease the pain of sorrow stricken
hearts.
Friendship sent flowers that withe refed ere
they came.
tributes OF hope was consultations theme,
In tender phrases couched.
About the room
Profaning gossip. all so glib of tongue,
The virtues spake OF him who, when in
life,
Thirst for their compliments and died
And cold indif renee gazed upon the dead,
Unmoved to pity at the spectacle.
But see there comes child, Sweet limo
cence.
What meekness. what embarrassment is
there!
What dread of something that he knows not
of!
Humility in every look and act
That well BELTS the sacredness of death.
lie presses OH until beside the bier;
Then kneeing down, with reverence and awe
Communes awhile with God in silent
prayer.
A simple prayer but full of tender thoughts,
THAT have the charm of souls sincerity,
Ana reach unto the very throne of trace
say to you, that all the sentiment
Or empty words and flowers of perfume
rare,
Ard all The sorrowing of sympathy
Before the mercy seat as nothing is
To that blest prayer of that unIettered boy.
Michael Joseph Donnellv
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-09-30

as one Of the awful acts of the Democ-
racy that they have retained the old
treaty with Hawaii granting free admis-
sion to their sugars, it Is headlined
Springs a Sensation" The misfortune
of our Republican friends this year is
that whenever they attack any act of
the Democratic party in congress the
blow reacts on themselves. The Ha-
waiian treaty is one Of their own prod
ucts, negotiated III 1875 and continuing
to the present time. 1t was shameless
piece of jobbery In It's inception. and its
continuance now is only an added proof
OF the powerful control OF the sugar
trust in the senate over the Repub-
licanS. united with half dozen Demo-
Gratis. sufficient to give it a majority.
His sensation" so Tar from proving
anything against Democracy, is another
blow at protectionism, aud only empha-
sizes the necessity OF making the senate
SO Democratic that this treaty can bs
abrogated and sent to keep Mckinley
ism company.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-09-30

ploy the term-over the discovery that,
in spite Of all that Eastern papers have
said about Western mortgages. New
York city and its enyirous have more
than their proportlonate percentage of
these membranes. The important
fact is not that certain localities have
such and such percentages of this form
of leech fastened upon them. but that
the whole country has become literally
plastered with them from stem to
gudgeon, under the magnificent polite
management we have accorded our.
selves almost uninterruptediy during
several decades past.
49,
Under the excitement of war troubles
even Ii Hung Chang, viceroy, great and
well-balanced man. finds it difficult to
keep his shirt on" That is, the yellow
one.
The Chinese emperor is evidently
preparing this great premier of his tor
the annual bath. Last reports had his
augustness reduced to pair of baggy
trousers and far-away look.
~
If the death sentence becomes neces-
sary for the great Celestial minister of
state. he can find solace in the fact that
the C0nfucian religion DEGREES that he
may Ii Hung, but he won't :t4y hung.
COLONEL Bob.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-09-30
CASEY AT THE VAT.
IAN episode of the opening of Hamms new
brewery s,s


brewery.l s,s
There was ease in Casey's bearing. there was
Joy in Casey's face, 1e
AS he crushed his way right through the
crowd TO gain a vantage place. 20 90
The sweat was standing on his brow in large,
spheroidal beads; =
His nose was like u beacon light Cor AIRY
other ''aeed's'). &c
Twas plain to see that he was dry. his
tongue was lolling out. Il.
For all of that he seemingly enjoyed the.
merry rout -,
And as he reached the giant tub he lightly
doffed his hat
Then, soto voce, each one remarked That's
Casey at the vat"
The crowd surged on to view the plant and
see oil to be seen, i.
Now gazing on the polished brass, now on
some huge machine; =
And pleasing EXPLANATIONS smole the air on
every hand,
1.-The beer is really out of sghtm 1.-THE
brewery is grand!'
The strains of Seibert music, undulating,
rose and fell
And the hungry hoodoos dallied with the
luncheon for spell;
There was hustle. hustle everywhere, but one
alone stood pat:
Right there feminist the lager cool was Casey
at the vat
III.
BE sized the situation up, and, having
reached the place,
He grasped the hose-the beer-vat hose--and
pushed it in his face.
The full force of the lager pump was given
TO the stream.
1t feazed him not for Casey liked the stuff
as cats do cream.
The fluid of GamDriuus' mill went coursing
on its way,
And found a reservoir that had simply come
to stay.
The morning dawned. a still, small voice
was heard: Where am l atty"
The wa,chman looked-the tub was .(lrv-for
Casey was the vat.
-Aichaei Joseph Dunnelly.