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The herald., 1894-08-04
The Western Corn crop..

OMAHA, Aug. 3.-The Burlington today
issued what is regarded as an acoura to
estimate of the crop situation in Me-
braska, South Dakota and Northern
Kansas. through General Passenger
Agent Francis. He says: ''It is en-
couraging to note that the damage done
to the corn. especially along the lines OF
the B. and NJ, is not 30 serious as 70
ported. The heat and delay OF rain in
different corn belts, OF course gave bad
outlook for the growing crop, still my
experience has always been that the fret
reports received are usually exaggerated,
and there have bsen NO exceptions to
the rule this year."
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mia. Some Of the most important COM

mia. Some Of the most important COM
promises were:
Striking out the item Of $40. 1000 for
Wilmington, California, which was In
serted by mistake, the improvement
having been completed.
A commission 10 provided for to report
to congress on the advisability OF effect.
ing q separation between the Mississippi
and the Red river at their junction.
A provision for the upper Mississippi
river between. Stubb's Ferry, Mont. and
Sioux City. IdNs, reduced from $3.50, 900
to $4,000.
The sum for the Columbia river is re-
duced from $3.50 900 to $i00, 200, and for
Salmon bay, Wash., from 100000 to
$26, 100.
The herald., 1894-08-04
STORAGE RESERVOIRS.
Two Bills Iutrod ucsd for Conssructte
Of Irrlgatton Worka.

Two Bills Iutrodu ucsd for Construction
of Irrigation Works.
WASHINGTON. Aug. 3.-Senator PETER
today introduced bill directing the Sec
retary OF agriculture to construct reser-
voirs for the storage Of water in the
semi-arid states. and appropriating
$500, 900 for this purpose.
Representative Baker OF Kansas has
introduced bill to authorize the sec-
retary of agriculture to establish reser-
voirs tor the storage OF rain water for
the tillable lands west OF the y6 h meri-
dsan. Channels fer distributing the
water are also contemplated "a the plan
and an appropriation OF s5J0,c00 is
proposed.
The herald., 1894-08-04
Reading Ksorganizati on.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. IA plan for the
reorganization of the Reading road has
been presented and approved by the re.
csivers and the Fitzgerald committee in
New York. The proposed plan, which
Is subject to change to hsrmonizs any
conflicting interests, cslls for the pay.
ment of the overdue coupons on the gen.
eral mortgage fours, amounting to about
So, 2,7OO, 900, and the receivers certificates
amount to $3,750.000. To pay these OBJ
legations, it is the intention to make a
collateral trust loan which will bear G
per cent.
The herald., 1894-08-04
war Against tho A, Il. U.

TOPEKA, Kan, Aug. 3.-An open de.
claration Of war upon the A. R. U. was
made today by the Pullman Palace Oar
company, when the official announce.
ment went forth that under no circum.
stances would the company give employ
ment to labor agitators or any others
who had taken an sctive part in per-
suading the workmen to strike.
The herald., 1894-08-04
In Favor OF Bonda.

FRESNO. Aug. Sin an interview
Chairman Letcher of the board of super
visors spoke very strongly in favor OF
bonding the county for 100000 to con-
struct this county's portion OF the pro-
posed Stockton Bakersfisld railroad line.
He saws that the sum saved in one year
for freight charges would more than pay
the charges Of construction in this
countv.
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rroops Left I'm tho F,s,d.

0MAgA, Aug. 3.-The department Of
tho Platte announced today that all the
federal troops in Montana and the west
would not be Withdrawn before Septem-
ber, even il there is no more violence.
This plan is to gradually withdraw the
troops as the eituation warrants. Several
companies were withdrawn today.
The herald., 1894-08-04
The Gold Reserve

WASHINGTON, Aug. 3.-The cash bal.
ance in the treasury at the close of busi.i
ness today was Sll9, ,269, ,8l7. The stated
amount of the gold reserve Is $53. 1884,
176, less $l,700,000 engaged for export
yesterday and today, leaving the true
amount OF the reserve $52 1891
The herald., 1894-08-04
Tho Raisin Combin ..

FRESNO. Aug. 3.-The directors Of the
Raisin Growers and Packers associa-
ton have received so much encourage
ment that it has decided,to place the
organization on "a permanent basis and
form combine that will control 80 per
cent of the raisin output Of this section.
Stock in the new concern will be issued
in few days and prices for the eoming
aaag0n fixad
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Bnrnnd tn n Crian.

SPENCER POINT, N. Y. Aug. Sat
midnight fire was discovered in the
house occupied by Cornelius Place and
family. Three boys slept up stairs.
They were aroused, but were bewildered
by the Bmoke and fire and were burned
to = crisp. They were Cornelius, Will
liam and Chester, aged 13, IL and ID.
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RIVER AND HARBoR BILL.
Ghs Appropriation for Wilmington, Gal.
Illuminated.

Ihs Appropriation for wilmington, Oal.,
Illuminated.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 2.-Ihe river and
harbor appropriation bill was reported
from the conference to both houses to-
day and agreed to. As finally presented
the bill carried $11. 48S, $50, an increase
ei 81 .949. .491 from the house bill. Com
promises were reached on 65 Of the
amendments, the senste receding from
two aud the remainder being adopted by
the house. Tbs most important OF the
senate Amendments which was receded
from wac $lO0.O00 for restraining works
= ~ Gurrs point, Yuba river. Califor-
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It 1Ins neen Analyxed.

weeks's California herb tea is composed OF
roots and herbs gathered In the mountains Of
Lower Caliioini2 sud is the best remedy you
can take for blood. stomach, liver ami kidns ys.
1t Is = harmless vegetable remedy, pleasar. to
taxi and positive cure for constipation. For
sale by all drusgi.ts. Price IS cents
The herald., 1894-08-04
A Brave Mariner,

NEW YORK, Aug. 3.-Capt. Freitsch,
who came from Milwaukee in his nine
ton schooner, in which he intends to
cross the ocean alone, will atart on Sun
day. He intends to 60 to Queenstown.
The herald., 1894-08-04
The Lutheran Faith.

CLEVELAND, Aug. 3.-The forenoon
session of the Lutheran synod was
devoted today to decision of the doc
trine OF faith, the opinion being gener-
ally held that there should be return
to the simple doctrine enun ciated by
Luther. The afternoon was devoted to
routine business.
The herald., 1894-08-04
Ecuador Demonstizs "a silver,

LONDON, Aug. 3.-The Times has re-
ceived adyices from Ecuador to the effect
that the congress intends to demonetize
silver and adopt paper currency, based
u pon gold.
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sentonced for Forgery.

NEW YonK, Aug. 3.-George Hodge,
the defaulting bookkesper of the Hsr.
lem Savings bank, was today sentenced
to two years and six months imprison.
menr on the charge OF forgery.
The herald., 1894-08-04

Illume second, saragossa third; time,
1852.
Six furlongs-Mistral won, Arapahoe
second, Flirt third; time, 1:l7s4.
One mile-Ssndowne won, Semper
Rex second, Skedaddle third; time,
:43la.
One mile--Prig won. Aurelia second,
Galilee third; time, / "a.
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Nominee for Congress.

OMAHA, Aug. 3.-The Republican, Of
the Sixth congressional district today
Il r1'nstet' M-tthew Dougherty for con-
xress on the SO h ballot.
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rha Nltrnt. Outnut.

LONDON, Aug. ga dispatch to the
Times from Iquique, Chile, says the
nitrate fields promise large increase in
the output for 1895.
The herald., 1894-08-04
Mrs. Hartley Indicted.

RENO. New, Aug. 3.--Mrs. M. A..
Hartley was indicted late this afternoon
for murder in killing M. d. Foley. She
was given until tomorrow to plead to the
charge.
The herald., 1894-08-04
A Blaze ct Bloomington,

BLOOMINGTON, ILL.,, Aug. ga fire
which started early this evening de-
stroyed property to the value Of $50, 900
to $4,000. and was not got got under
control until 40 q. m.
The herald., 1894-08-04
Declared on.

New LONDON, Conn.,, Aug. 3.-The
light arranged between Stanton Abbott
and Jimmy Nebone has been declared
of. Abbott leaves for New Orleans to.
morrow.
The herald., 1894-08-04

wall paper. SC. 7'sc per roll. 1928 8. spripgs
The herald., 1894-08-04

Wall paper house Of the coast, a2s s. sprin
The herald., 1894-08-04

pr. parker. dentist. l29lz West Flrst stre.t
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-24
Police Court Items.

Charles smith was arraisued before
Police Justice Smith this morning n
a charge Of trtspass, and tho rtsull Is
hp viii be- the guest Of thu city Tor the
u,Kt ten days.
Jasper n. Milton was arrested this
morning ON complaint Of Building In.
spectof Folsom, iOr eructi & part vi a
building In tue Eleventh ward without
permit. Defendant claimed that tue
owner gave HIM two papers aud hc
thought one Of them WAS n permit anl
diu not discover bic mistake until u
was too late. La view OF tuis Judge
smith dismissed the Uase.
n. j. Richards N, "a barber, wpE M-
festuI on tho l0lh lust, 1n suspicion O.,
having stolen an UyetcOAt from CON
mrtc nj mau at the kuut iotd. HE
case has been continued rom time g.
time until this afternoon whom, on
motion Of the prosecution, 1t was de
missed.
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ycr, rraneie"', It Is said, after uuci,
rsnrtlVt.

VERY fruuclpu's 70 ~ SAID amer Much
Practice.
DENvER, Coiu., Ofl A. rbore IL a
'outbal eleven in Denver, compused
entirely VI Denver girls. rhUy have
been tfnuticing together Tor the past
month anu are very proficient nj the
game. ihe manager OF the team, Nit.
4, a. Adams, has uecu Ia t0fftrp nu'
ruce with J. q. Primrose, manager o.
tue Al American Ladies F0otba u
Eleven, from the coast, auI they viii
b. here this week 20 play the Denver
team. TINS gAne viii come OF text
sunday afternoon At Denver Wheel
Club park aud viii he watched with
nucn interts, by all football enthus.-
asts Of the city.
lhe girls compost tho Denver
team are mostly working liflr, VINO,
being uut oi situations have had tins
10 practice. rEcy Grr taking 10 the
gone IN WONDERFUL style aud are airsid
OF uolhlng. Tue tacbiuR IL superb,
anu the funs, with Interference are
fully NJ god ~ those seen b. the clut
games. O.u OF the Riris, the figut nal
back, IL n .pfinier NJ ability, bang ahl,
TO DO tho 100 yards IN less tnan el, ven
seconds. A. the makeup of the team
Il uot yet settled on, II will be- impossi
/ Jie 10 give tie teams, there being O
/ number Of substitutes " lao are liable "a
play IN SunuAy's game iI tue place o.
some " the girls now on tnu team
fno girls play In the regulation COS
tune, tue same as mcu.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-24

us The requisite amour, the Iary D.
passed. Before starting or interior
POINTS the m0nry is ta.uuIei u the
agent, Who crosses The line again to
await anutner batch.
Tue lice very " the scheme 10 sec.
oUd onlt b that maize dur NJ the term
of ,x.Coirctur W tfeu, wuen pary
oil tweuiy-s, 20 Japsuese applied Tor
admis.ion. Tney were lines up o.
hauway ouiridr the e livciui'- III o.
a.d we're raiifd DO anu eGamiutd Dol .
nfateiy. An ineitct sttuuirg neat
h,ptef ed 10 80 one giving money TO
Anut or, nnd, susptciiug fraud, Hul tue
.tVrs airy Iukru be ore ih" g Hector
ma buucn, rstulIinE 900 tue dice vtty
mt ul,fr WIS tut $50 nm ug tbt
" hoio crowd. A. u ,Hu.tqusrCu oil
uut e were bundled tack 10 Nictirs
where me RgUuta Uvi-UuIl v.ttotttu
tue scLtmv ctnuy uutHrlh, u,
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Today's Probate.

In the matter VI the estate Of Samuel
@. Sheldon, de3eased, hearing was
had on huai account and petition for
distribution. Order made allowing
same,
Estate OF James T.. ChRmborlin, de-
ceased. Order ior iamily allowance
made as prayed.
GuardiAnship Of Dellwyn Daniels %
d., minors. Hearing on petition for
letters OF guardianship, Alvin V.
Taylor appointed guardian ON hiiug
bonds In the sum OF $1,000
Estate VI John II. Rumel, deceased,
Hearing on petition for ssls OF personal
property. Order mako gs.pTlysd.
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Died In lhe Flell.

Elder Hyrum Garter u P0ttervllle,
Morgan o unity, missionary laboring
In the South Carolina Conference Of
the Southern States mission, died at
midnight o. TUESDAY, 22nd met. Pfost.
Elias =. kimball leave, ios home
with the uody today
Bro. Carter held the Priesthood Of n
seventy anu Lett on his mission In
Maron, 1898,
lilo was born IN Morgan county,
September o. 1869, and was the sou Of
samuel anu Ellen (Mosserl Carter. He
was member Of the 85,h quorum OF
Sevenlles.
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wmOLraALr nonnEnY.
small rewns Ia Indian Territory
Lated by bandits.

small rowas Ia Indian Territory
L,ot-d by bandits.
LiITLE Rock, Arkn Oct. 28.-LAst
nighps program Ia the great carnival
OF cfiuu which u now holding the
boards Ia tho Indian Territory, con-
sisted VI the whulesAls robbery Of sew.
ursl small towns iu genuine desperate
uiy.e by BIN Cook, supported by n
~. Ong aud desperate company Of eight
or ten followers. Four men rode into
tne town Of Wa,ovA early Ia the even.
Ing, making their approach known by
prOmiauu0us discharge Oi firearms.
The bandits terrOfized the inhaDit-
ants auu m 1t of / en- sOu ht safety Ia
their houses behind hatficaJei door.
The outlaws visited every store IN tue
village and ran the merchants away
with WiuchesteTs ami Tevolyers. They
took from tue stores all the money they
could lind, anu whatever else they
wanted. Tue WNovs posl0iiioe was
fobbed OF about $50 ia each sui about
sj5 In stamps.
From fepIsla oftheir description they
were unuoubttd ly the same gang thai
held up the Missouri Pacific at Caretta
siding Saturday night. II IL believed
that Il was the ban ils' intention ~
RIB the Missouri Pacific passenger train
NJ. 23l NJ rRla. While they were
holding up the posttiilea the train
pulled int the station. Tue trainmen
were notified OF the presence VI =
gang, aud the train was started stonce,
1he na dts gallopel out Of town, dis.
changing their Winchestefs,
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ELIAsoN Oscar Eliason burned his
bridges behind him last eyening-cast
of tue mantle OF an amateur, anu
stepped boldly into the professional
arena. A good sized audience attended
at The Thragyr TO bid the young pres
tiIigitat,ur Gld.speed ON his new ven
turr, AMI to laugh aud ue myst fuI Al
tue numerous clever tricks which he
performed. lie went over The Old
ground he has ~ often iTayefHed, uii
,svrrai new ACES which were greatly
applaudvu, u inlulged In some
iSRts Ut Undertaking which are aimply
marvellous. Tue applause was Immense
through u. the uigut. Tho "hNing
pictures" Introduced by way u dlvrI-
sity, were TAR, but Via not amount to
much mlrs than the tableauG We bayv
often had before On tho sage Of the
rhoa,eE Mr.. Eliason repeats his pro
gram tonight, wheu he Will finally say
Eau TsyOIf' ~ mis- fuunds aud admirers
and sail out on tho uuceftain sen VI
professional HE. From now on his
career Ia only o question OF how no ir
handled, doomed, adveftlseu, ana more
thau all vise-uagkei. lie has oil our
best wishes tor mis- success,
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"a. Luui., o .2i-I. II. Mohnrk
agru ~ uaDk strttf ompuyu uy tue
Aui,f Furniture company, @ mmlttru
~ cue ~ an unusual manner 10
evening. Fisd be- took "a Uosr OF
10 B0n aud then cut the artery Of HE
len wrist. ruis not o. iug quick enough
Tor him, Mubuck nun. uimftli from
the fnittts IN tue celia. lie let a
note saying tuat his fanny, cUttis,iup
n vi - aud thfee onildttu, would be-
harpiuf without him.
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct "a - The
wrAvrfs uf tue wsrs,vd clotn mill Of
Ross, Miller q Co., nj Manayuuk, have
struck Tor an Increase " 10 per cent In
wagrp. rhe employees say that they
have been tubjeci 10 reduction VI o.
per cent since last spring and 500 d
week 10 all that they can earn on u
thir,eon.hOur turn. The mill had hut
recently started up GNor long idleness.
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Now Aorl. slecn nnrnsL

NEW IORII, Oct. 2i-Au idea can
he hau Of tho rut Into when the stock
Aarket has driftcu, rom the fact that
the total transactions u the first hour
foot up oniy 10 $4,000 MI ares. Sugar
opened o 8-s. Busl ess has Reached
tho lowest level Uu tho stouk exchange,
transactions this morning averaging
lees than 10000 ahafts an hour. The
sugar clique prevented speculation
from lapsiug into complete starvation.
Alter l / a. m. ttOcg moved ny ! WIN
Il frbcaun NJ toward noon.
All l;i5 inc market generally was
u I'm on small business.
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In the rhIii,nlns I.Innd.

MADRID, Oct. 2i.-A cabicgfam has
been received by the government,
from the governor Of toe Philippine
Islands, saying that 1909 men, m
expedition sent against tnu Malsyians
OF the Island Mindo, have feacned the
luft bank Of the river Agul, where they
arc erecting Notifications. Inc OILS.
patch also saye that the powerful
chiefs have submitted.
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Sned ON Promlssory Notes.

George Busby brought suiI Ia tn
Third district court today against i'aao
Hunter TO recover ON two prOmissofy
notes-one tor 81, $50 ana the other for
sIlll, with Interest In each case at
BET cent per month.
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LoNuoN, Oct. sA.-Ai NewmaTk /
Today tho Csmbulgr stakes were wan
~ Indian Queen; Gangway, second;
Cam strate, tniTd, twenty hofses ran,
was the iavorte. The winner star I'd
al 25O " against her.
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pAurEu InnIGHANTs.
,,,. E,.de ,nc it.s,rioron- OF the
Low

PcEr TowNsENp, Wnp Oct. ga
rb,, ru.iliurnlu immigration Onluis.B
~, nav. gi-tuyeItd O. scheme where.
hy MA estimated thut 90 paupcf Jal'
,s,s, h4ys ueon admitted this year
lnu unIy reutrlctlUn lhu lmmlgFAuH
aw impU es h. thnl eacn appllo"'t IoI
admission shall po slat ed''
Know DEVELOPS tha1 "hrh parry
1i unuper jupaneuu nIilVe Ia Niu'nll"
hey are met there 10y hysh'A ,om VA
.ds, WIN surpy euch VITA $50 anu a
llcket iutU tnis country, Upon arrlN'
lug here the Japanese are thksn To thu
ou.lom h0utv, e1auliueui anu % eaea
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RAroS, y. NJ, OLi2t.-Cen'fal
hu.el, a iaud mars uf Oh'- tOSu, was
turned 20 inter miuni h.. JAMES
lis Point J mas McC0pl anu A.
ku. ar.y, luo,d men, WIN h.arItl
800 tue hotel, p.tthtd. The hre Wat
csussI by thr txi .sio OF a lamp.
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nn.l ComnIy Mllh 40 Lava

WAsiuNdr1S, Oc.. 2i.-PJetmastef
General Basel has aduressed n olrou-
lar TO all deiiyery lOsluii cot, citing
the provisions Of the law regarding the
Tor o. osupiign coutuhuuons anu
declaring they mus 10 stncIly COM
uuul with.
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rIour rroduelion necord-,

DULUTH, MIMI, Oct. "a Til,
world Il or production record which
hss bee nuli by tbs PillsbuTy "a"
mil with twenty -four nouis' run Of
Z 200 uarTuir, nus toun broken by the
luprriai mill. The output was 1900
rcis.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-24

Nav YORK, Ott. 2i,-Alias MaIeiirU
pJlArd, iooRing lauRu'G, pale anu
muhIy aud wrapped IN black, vlsi,uI
lhr iiicu OF tne lawyer james J'GfaSi
iu Nassau street, ana Wss IN cuusulla-
uun nrarly twn hour. Tina ylst
raused rumur 10 circulate to the tuel1
tuat Miss Pollard IN preparing TO pun
ith her long expected expose u puuuo
iuu IN Washington.
"Alaa PolRTd's visit ~ me Wah
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InAN,E 80 MusNIA.

secret Agreement said 90 iNist lie.
tween the iva Countries.
PARIS. or. - LA leHtC publishes
positive statement, SAT- TO be on the
authority Of keOussgl, TO tbs effect that
secret agreement exists between
France anu Russia As to The terms uI-
Uu when the Two countries shall take
jlint action In Wow OF the possible
cuntint enUles.
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Also uli and every sum or suns that
msy be- owing by satd iirm or partner.
sous whonsoovrr,or tnat may bo Justly
jus or owing 20 auy party VI pafiies
whum.uever. All NJ the above olsims
@ nstitutng Clns, No. being indebt.
eduess owing by the said c0paUnerhip,
assumed ~ its own luuuiurs,
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Tue above Indebtedness, whether by
note or accounts, atv inuruttducss AID
ubligat ons fwinr by the oophitntf.
shin OF Tcaadri a Suns, aud 10 IL OK.
pfc,sly provided thag these, the second
class o. above listed, shall br Paid Ia
iull, u there ntu suiiicient funds there
Tor. after the payment OF the urst class
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-24

Fargo a Co., are liapinura OF tue CO.
partnership, but are secured ny a mort
gage on the homestead proper.
~ OF Samuel T.. reas0e. All Of
tne above iniebtrddess is Indebtedness
Ut the oo-partuership, aud constitutes
the first olassA 4 preferred deut In this
assignment, ~ Il IL all i4r cash loaned
ami useu In the ruHuusr Oh tue arm.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1894-06-16
Teacherg' Institute.

The Custer County Teachers Institute
which was opened by Comfy Superin-
tendent +. A. Scott at this place on
Monday of last week, and conducted by
Prof j. 4. shannon, closed Oh Thursday
evening, and was by far the most sue
cessful and important session ever held
in the county. The attendance was very
much larger than it has been at any
previous session. the total enrolment
being So, and the average attendance 40.
The work taken up during the session
was reading, principles of penmanship,
photography, diacritical marking and ac-
cent, history, from the revolution to the
assassination Of Lincoln, civil govern
ment, township, county and state o%rgani-
cation, constitution, grammar, diagrams,
syntax%, arithmatic, fir ctions, cube aud
square root, percentage, physical sseo-
graphy, current event, principal events
during the past year, didactics, drawing
and American literature. Following is
a list of the names and residence of at
PENDANTS:
Miss Florence Peltz, Miss Minnie
Dickson, Miss Edith Stark weather, Miss
Bertha Bond, Miss Lulu Taylor, Miss
Darwin Swain, Miss Ada Robinson, Miss
Eva burst, Miss Lena Dickson, Miss
Della Putnam. Miss jennie Taylor, Miss
Augusta Smith, Miss Brownie Swain,
Miss Pet Halliday, Miss Ora Feay, Miss
Carrie Towner, Miss Nettie Richardson,
Mrs. Viola Vestal, Mrs. Maud Ainsley,
G.. NJ. Mullen, p. VI. Conlon, Henry
Cubberly, Benz. Reid. Frank Rutkowski,
w. NJ. McClelland. Ralph Mclioes. Key
Putnam. Eugene Atkins, r. w. Wind.
sor, Custer; Miss Kate Mcmahon, Miss
Kate Smith, Hiss Stella Mcmahon, Miss
Laura earns, Rapid City Miss Nellie
Garfield, Miss Bertha Grass, ID. &. Saw
yer, Hermosa Miss Eta Drew, Miss
Lottie Coe, Miss Maud Drew, Elk Noun
tain; Mrs. Grace Maxson, Mrs. n. s..
Walker, Miss Cora McKirahan, Wesley
Daily, Buffalo Gap Miss Minnie Ken
oyer, +. A. Kenoyer. Baskerville Mrs.
S. d. Basford, Mrs. Nancy s. Scott, Miss
Matte Hoisington, Miss Quinnie Bower,
Miss Rose Bower, Fairburn; Miss
Gladys Leacox, Hot Springs Miss Ro-
xie Bower, Miss Erva Bower, Bridge.
port Miss Lizzie Wolf, Folsom; Miss
Maude Parish, Spokane.
Examination commenced on Friday
morning and will close this evening, the
result of which will appear in our issue
Of next week.