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The morning times., 1895-07-26
BLACkBURN FEELS SURE.
Doesn't Doubt He VIII BE Kentucky's :
Next Senator.

Doesn't Doubt He VIII BE Kentucky :
Next Senator.
Senator's Blackburn and Lindsay of Ken
tucky, called at the Treasury Department
yesterday together and agreed to Jointly
recommend a constituent for appoint
ment to minor position in the revenue
service in Kentucky Neither Senator called
upon Secretary Carlisle while in the depart
ment
Senator Blackburn has been spending
the past week in Montgomery county, Md,
with a relative SO far he has refused to
discuss politics with representatives of
the press. However, he said yesterday to
a friend that he would be the next Senator
from Kentucky.
Senator Lindsay is not quite so reticent
He fully discusses the political outlook in
the Bluegrass State.
Kentucky" he says, ''is all right. We
are Democratic State and will remain so
Wat Hardin will be elected governor and
the Democrats will have majority in the
legislature.
Twill Senator Blackburn be re-elected?"
go and ask Joe himself said Sena-
tor Lindsay Hes in town. Joe is q
mighty popular fellow"
The morning times., 1895-07-26
Marriage Licenses.

Licenses to marry have been issued as fol-
lows:
James W. Land, Jr, and Mollie Shackel-
ford, both of Charlottesville, Va.
William H. Kyle and Kitty F Gately.
Wallace Clark and Mary Mack
Elias j. Dakin and Mary L. Sutton.
John H. Dickerson and Ressie Lien, both
OF Green county, Va.
Ollie Saws, of Fairfax county, Va, and
Charlotte Woodward, OF Prince William
county, Va.
Charles F. Jay and Maggie saugree
Mills Roberts and Sadie 2 Cannon.
Alfred Y. Shaw and Sarah Gertrude Mar
shall, both of Southland, Md.
Henry Twyman, OF Arlington, Va, and
Ophelia Brown.
Robert A Simmons and Sadie E. Dyer,
of Richmond, Va.
James H S. Cousins and Elizabeth A
StrVEpr
The morning times., 1895-07-26
EARSINGsoF WOMEN MUSICIANS.

Nine Patti is the best paid woman in the
world. She receives S5,000fo anevening's
work
Melba's fee whether for concert or opera,
Is never less than $1,000.
Mesdames Eames and Nordica each receive
500 for a nights work
Calve receives 5000 as reward for setting
free the music in her throat
Though contraltos are scarce they are not
SO well paid as sopranos Scalchi has a
sliding scale from $500 to 5000 for opera
and $3.50 to $500 for concert work.
Clenlentine de We're is about the best paid
of concert singers, getting $3.50 an evening
Mime. Marchese, the famous European
teacher, received at one time 81 90 per
pupil for class work
Miss derOhe, the pianist, receives $500
for one evenings performance
Camille Urso and Maud Powell, violinirts,
get from SI50 10 $500 per evening.
The morning times., 1895-07-26
JUDGE HARMON AT HOME
At Present He Is With His Brother
at lexington.
Chinese Minister'S Big Domestic Es-
tablishment-Pierre Botkine Has
Sailed for Europe.

Attorney General Harmon, SINCE his re-
turn TO the City from his visit to his
family in Cincinnati, has been living out at
lexington with his brother, who some time
since purchased house at that place.
The Attorney General drives in to the
office every morning and out again TO
lexington i'm the afternoon.
Before his family comes TO Washington TO
reside in the autumn he Will select a suita-
bic house in which they VIII spend the
winter, as he is eminenuy a domestic man,
and does not care even temporarily for u
hotel life
The morning times., 1895-07-26
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BULLIED AND BEATEN.
Reasons Assigned by Mrs. Beane in
Her Bill of Divorce.

Reasons Assigned by Mrs. Beane in
Her Bill of Divorce.
Miss Matte Martin was married to
William FL. Beane, now living in Maryland,
February 13, 1890. Yesterday Mrs. Beane
made application for divorce on the ground
that her husband had fll-treated and de-
serted her. She claimed that within
few months after their marriage the hus-
band came home intoxicated and began de-
molishing the furniture and when the wife
demonstrated with him he struck her.
After the defendant had left her for the
space of a week, the complainant stated,
he returned only to ill-treat aud beat her
and that his cruelty resulted i'll the prema-
ture birth of her child.
The wife was compelled to leave him or
April 16, 1891, for his cruelty and has not
since returned.
The morning times., 1895-07-26
------ E-
COMEDY'S CLOSING DAYS.
"An Awful Affair." VIII Be the Bill
TO-nir ht at the Theater.


Tonight at the Theater.
The last performance OF "Sealed In
structions" was given last night by theNew
National Theater Stock Company.
The play is rather sprightly and the COM
pany performed it most excellently.
IAN Awful Affair" farcical comedy,
from the pen of Charles S. Fawcett, which
met with great favor. earlier in the present
season, viii be revived for single per-
formance tonight with the prospects of q
big crowd in attendance
For tomorrow night the farewell per-
formance will offer the fayorite double
bill; Jerome h. JeroInes delightful dra-
matte sketch, Barbara" and Henry j.
Byron's comedy, Partners for Life and
on this occasion the friends and patrons of
the comedy company propose to test the
capacity of the theater.
"All the Comforts of Home win lie pre-
sented for the farewell matinee tomorrow.
The morning times., 1895-07-26

Assistant Secretary Of the Treasury
Hamlin, since his recent return from his
summer home at Marion, Mass, has been
staying at Chevy Chase He has also re-
Gently been learning 10 ride the bicycle,
and now comes in every morning upon his
bicycle, making the return trip after
office hours in the same manner
The first OF August Mr.. Hanllin viii re-
turn 10 Marion, and looks forward TO spend
ing a month at his place where his sisters
are keeping house for him.
The morning times., 1895-07-26

Mrs. James Brown Potter, whose doings
VIII always have more than a passing
interest to Washington society from the
fact that il was Washington society who
launched her upon her career as an actress
through her famous rendition of ''0stler
Joe" al the Whitney mansion during rne
first Cleveland administration, has, it
appears, had a reconciliation with her
family.
Mr. and Mrs Urquhart, of New Orleans,
her parents, who were most bitterly OPP
posed 10 her going upon the stage, and
most resentful OF the course of events
that have followed thererrom, have come
around, and a family reconciliation has
taken place When Mrs. Potter sailed
recently from New York for Europe her
mother, accompanied by her aunt, Mrs.
Richardson, OF New Orleans, through whose
kindly services the family breach has been
healed, accompanied her 20 New York and
remained with her until She sailed away.
The morning times., 1895-07-26
Spend Sunday in the Country

During the summer the B. 6 o. R. R. Com
pany Will Sell excursion tickets at one fare
for all trains, Saturdays and Sundays, to
Charlestown, W. Va, Annapolis Junction,
Md, and all intermediate points. Tickets
good returning until Monday.
The morning times., 1895-07-26

Prof Dabney, Assistant Secretary OF
Agriculture, returned on Wednesday from
Asbury Park on account Of the illness of
Mrs Dabney They will remain at the
Concord. Mrs Ray F. Johnson Will leave
to-day with the children OF Mrs. Dabney
for their home, in Lexington, Ky, where
they Will spend their vacation with rela-
tiycs
The morning times., 1895-07-26

People leaving the city for their
summer vacation ca IInot a ford to also
leave THE TIMES. 1t Will be mailed
to any address and will continue to
be the best local newspaper in WASH
iUytOn.
The morning times., 1895-07-26

Miss Marian Suit aud her niece, Miss
Mabel, leave To day to visit her siSter-n-
law, Mrs C. p Atmore, Miss Suit VIII
divide her time among relatives in Le&ing-
ton, KY
The morning times., 1895-07-26

Mr. Levi Bradshaw and niece, Miss Iddy
Robertson, have gone to Colonial Beach
for a fortnight's vacation.
The morning times., 1895-07-26
Petition for Creditors Lien.

DR.. George Henderson has filed petition
in equity against Joshua and Mary Brax-
ton, heirs of Benjamin Braxton, asking
for creditors lien on property described
as lot ii, Pleasant Plains, left by the
deceased.
The morning times., 1895-07-26

surgery and lecturer on anatomy of the
Central University or Indianapolis, and
was delightfully."- entertained by his pro-
fessonal friends during the short visit.
The morning times., 1895-07-26

Mr. NJ. E Fagau, chief Of the Seed
Division. Agricultural Department. has
removed TO his summer home at Hyatts-
VILE, Nd
The morning times., 1895-07-26

Miss Nellie King, daughter of Mr.. Rufus
King. of b street southwest, will leave on
Saturday for three weeks stay at Fred
ericksburg, Va.
The morning times., 1895-07-26

Mrs. Edna Collins, of Eleventh street,
viii leave today for Atlantic City, TO re-
main ten days.
The morning times., 1895-07-26

A cablegram from Rev. Dr. Samuel IL.
Greene, pastor OF Calvary Baptist Church,
announces his safe arrival at Liverpool.
The doctor is accompanied by his wife,
and the next two months viii be spent in
continental travel
The morning times., 1895-07-26
Report in the Proctor Case.

Assistant District Attorney Pugh has
not yet filed his report, and the papers
inthe rector case with Conlmisd sioners,
but will do SO to-day.
The morning times., 1895-07-26

Mr.. and Mrs John H Wilson are ut
their home in BarboHrYiile, Ky. Mr..
Wilson represented the district several
terms in Congress and this year will, with
Mrs. Wilson, spend much time in Wash
ington as the legal adviser in several
contested seat cases.
The morning times., 1895-07-26

Mr. Tomhnson, OF the Agricultural De-
paTtmenG Museum, has returned from
Atlanta, where he has been several weeks
superi Intending the arrangement of the
museum exhibit OF the International exhi-
btion.
The morning times., 1895-07-26

ThefIness of rince Lo owenstein Of typhoid
fever at the Newport Hospital is causing NO
end of sympathy for the invalid in Newport
society, in which hefs most popular.
The morning times., 1895-07-26

Gen and Mrs Flagler left the city ycster-
day for Canada, where they they will be
until the autumn. They will go first to
Halifax, making the trip by water.
The morning times., 1895-07-26

Mr.. r. H. Hicks is visiting his parents in
West Virginia.
The morning times., 1895-07-26

Mr. Charles d. Lieberman is at Beach
Haven, n j., where he will remain
until September.
The morning times., 1895-07-26

Mrs Nellie Corbin has gone 10 Colonial
Beach for the month OF August
The morning times., 1895-07-26

GQC. A complete Ladies Duck
~ Suit; only 8 of them in
stock; we must sell them;
worth S2.75; the will be
sold at 58c each.
GOC. Our famous Scotch Lawn
Tea Gown; very cool these
hot evenings, we'll worth
$500; to-day SOC.
QOC. Our Jaconet Lawn Suit,
~ stylish waist and full
skirt, worth $500; to-day
S9c.
OC. Stamped Hemstitched
- Center Pieces, worth zoe;
to-day &c.
OC. Stamped Tray Covers and
Squares, worth zoe; to-
day &c.
1GC. Boys percale finish Shirt
~ Waists, pleated front and
back, sold elsewhere at
25c; to-day 16c.
IOC. Our elegant white crochet
r. Bed Spread, usually sold
at csc; to-day 49c.
Nc. A pair Children's Stain
less Black Hose, worth
10c; to-day &c.
10C. Mems Jean Drawers, all
~ sizes, worth 35c; to-day
19c.
DC. Mems Gauze Shirts, worth
Ai 35c; to-day 21c.
nc. Children's Oil Cloth Bibs,
worth 10c; to-day &c.
2aC. yd. bests Scotch Lawn,
04 worth 12cyd.
&c. yd. No. 9 and Il Ribbons,
- worth 1Oc yd.; to-day Sc.
TIC. Set 8 triple plate Tea
H. Spoons, worth 48c.
The morning times., 1895-07-26

Mr. and Mrs. John Jacob Astor have
lert Newport in their yacht, the Nourmahal,
for Bar Harbor. When they started
numerous friends sent magnificent floral
offerings. not only to Mr.. and Mrs. Astor,
but TO many OF their guests upon the trip.
Among these guests were Miss Blight. who
has just returned from Europe; Miss VIII
son, sister o+-Alrs. Ogden Guelet Mr.. Win
throp Rutherford, Mr.. Centre Hitchcock,
Mr. Hamilton Cary. and Mr. R. L. Cottene.
Their stay at Bar Harbor will be only of a
few days duration. At the end of that
time they VIII return TO Newport for
the remainder Of the season.
The Chinese Minister viii soon leave the
the city with his wife aud family 10 spend
the remainder Of the summer. He is well
known as one of the wealthieSt men Of the
diplomatic corps and maintains one Of the
most extensive establishments in Wash
ington
Ia addition to all of the white and
colored help employed about the legation
there are no less than ten Chinese men
servants and four Chinese women.
Miss Frances Courtcnay Baylor, the we'll
known author, passed through the city
recently on her way to New York, where
she will remain until August and then
return here for a short visit before going
to her home in Winchester, Va
Mrs. Francis Miller, accompanied by her
daughter and sou, left the city a few days
since for a visit TO Atlantic city
Mr. Pierre Botkine. formerly Of the Rus
sian legation in this city, after enjoying
the gaietieS at Bar Harbor aud Newport
since The beginning of the season, has
sailed for Europe. He was a passenger
by the Fuerst Bismarck, which sailed yes
terday from New York.
DR.. and Mrs. John B. Long, of Indian
apOlis, have returned home, after visit
TO Dr. NJ w. Moore, of 1903 North Capitol
street. DR.. Long is the professor of
The morning times., 1895-07-26

People leaving the city for their
summer vacation ca nnor afford TO also
leave THE TIMES 1T win be mailed
to any address and VIII continue to
be the best local newspaper In wash
tngton.
The morning times., 1895-07-26

Miss Stella Campbell, OF H street south
west, has gone TO Colonial Beach 10 re-
main until the last OF August.
The morning times., 1895-07-26
EEDERTAKERS.

T WILLIAM LEE.
u TSDERTARER
Ss2 Pennsylvsnia aVcnue northwest
firsi Class service Phons 13o5. !y4-5no
The morning times., 1895-07-26

Mrs, Capt. Montgomery, of street north :
west, aud daughters. viii leave on Satur-
day for Atlantic City to remain until
September lst.
The morning times., 1895-07-26

Senator and Mrs. Frye are spending the
summer at Squirrel Island, Me.
The morning times., 1895-07-26

Mr. and Mrs Frank Andrews are spend
ing the summer at Newport. They have as
their guest { present their sonand daughter
in-law, Mr. and Mrs Paul Andrews.
The morning times., 1895-07-26
LaDSburgl Bro
1t Might
Rain Again.
Ii Might

The chances are
that it will often.
Better prepare
yourself while it
don't our Um-
brellas are gener-
ally reliable. If
they shouldn't be
all right-we want
to know all about
them. Must wear
or satisfaction is
within your reach.
These are special.
The morning times., 1895-07-26

Mr. Walter S. Evans, of 1871 Riggs street,
returned on Tuesday from BuaHa Vista
Springs, Nd, where he has been visiting
his sister, Mrs Mishler.
The morning times., 1895-07-26

The young gentlemen OF the Phi Delta
Phi, Of the Columbian University, gave
a tug party last evening, inviting about
thirty OF their lady friends. The pro-
gramme Included a sail down the river,
aud after the return a dance and supper at
the Aaalostan Boat Club house. The Phi
Delta Phi is the largest organization OF
the legal fraternity, embracing the leagues
of the universities Of nearly every State
of the union
The morning times., 1895-07-26

Miss Winoua Webster leaves to day for
! Hamilton, Va, to be gone about two
| weeks.
The morning times., 1895-07-26

Miss Aukam is the guest of Miss Ogden al
Pelham, n. Y.
The morning times., 1895-07-26

Mrs. DR.. Joseph Pospislel, of 1 "A Twelfth
street northeast, accompanied by her in
FAINT son, Joseph William, has left spr Wis
consin. where size viii spend the T. mainder
of the summer and fall visiting ler rela-
tiyes.
The morning times., 1895-07-26

Mr.. George C. Furbershaw, OF the G. P.
o., aud wife, accompanied by his brother,
James FurberShaw, have gone on trip to
New York, Philadelphia, and Atlantic
CITY
The morning times., 1895-07-26

Mrs. Francis Miller, accompanied by her
daughter and son, left the city few days
since for a visit TO Atlantic city.
The morning times., 1895-07-26

DR.. and Mrs John B. Long, of Indian
apolis, have returned home, after a visit
TO Dr. NJ w Moore. of 1903 North Capitol
street. DR.. Long is the professor of
The morning times., 1895-07-26

A cablegram from Rev. Or. Samuel II
Greene, pastor OF Calvary Baptist Church
announces his safe arrival at Liverpool
The doctor is accompanied by his wife
and the next two months viii be spent II
continental travel.
Prof Dabney, Assistant Secretary o.
Agriculture, returned on Wednesday from
Asbury Park on account Of the illness oi
Mrs. Dabney. They will remain at tn,
Concord. Mrs. Ray F. johnson viii Ieav,
to-day with the children OF Mrs. Dabne.
for their home, in Lexington, Ky, wher
they Will spend their vacation with rela
tiycs.
Mrs Edna Collins, OF Eleventh street
viii leave today for Atlantic City, TO re
main ten days.
Mr. Levi Bradshaw and niece, Miss Id!
Robertson, have gone to Colonial Beaci
for a fortnight's vacation.
Miss Nellie King, daughter of Mr. Rufu
King. of b street southwest, will leave oil
Saturday for three weeks stay at Fred
ericksburg, Va.
Mr.. NJ. E. Fagau, chief Of the SEED
Division. Agricultural Department ha!
removed TO his summer home at Hyatts
Vile, Md.
Mr.. R H Hicks is visiting his pareuts il
West Virginia.
Miss Marian Suit and her niece, Mis-!
Mabel leave To day TO visit her siStpr-in
Ia MISS Will
divide her time among relatives in Le&ing
ton, KY.
Mrs Nellie Corbin has gone 10 Colonia
Beach for the month OF August
Mr. Tomhnson, OF the Agricultural De
partmenG Museum, has returned from
Atlanta, where he has been several week
superi Intending the arrangement of tht
museum exhibit OF the International exhi
bition.
Mr. Charles D. Lieberman is at Beacf
Haven, n j., where he will remail
until September.
Miss Stella Campbell Of H street south
west has gone to Colonial Beach To re
main until the last OF August.
Mr.. and Mrs, John H Wilson are n
their home in Barbourriile. KY. Mr.
Wilson represented the district severa
terms in Congress and this year will, viii
Mrs. Wilson, spend much time in Wash
ington as the legal adviser in severa
contested seat cases.
Mrs Capt. Montgomery, OF street north
west, aud daughters. Will leave on Satur
day for Atlantic City to remain unit
September 1st.
Miss Winoua Webster leaves to-day 70
Hamilton, Va, to be gone about two
weeks.
The young gentlemen OF the Phi Deltt
Phi, Of the Columbian University, gavt
a tug party last evening, inviting abou
thirty OF their lady friends The pro
gramme Included a sail down the river
aud after the return dance and supper a
the AAalostan Boat Club house. The Phi
Delta Phi is the largest organization O
the legal fraternity, embracing the leag
of the universities Of nearly every Stat
Of the union.
Miss Aukam is the guest of Miss Ogden a
Pelham, n. Y.
Mr.. Walter s. Evans, of 1871 Riggs street
returned on Tuesday from Buana Visit
Springs, Md, where he has been yisitin.
his sister, Mrs. Mishler.
Mrs DR.. Joseph Pospisiel, of II "A Twelfth
street northeast, accompanied by her ii
FAINT son, Joseph William, has lrft spr Wis
consin. where sEe VIII spend the i. nlainde
of the summer and fall visiting her rela
tiyes.
Mr.. George C. Furbershaw OF the G. p
o., aud wife, accompanied by his brother
James Furbershaw, have gone on a trip tC
New York, Philadelphia, and Atlantic
City.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1895-10-02
WI CO SIN,

Lyckligare an Starkweather
Stadsfullmaktige Ashland har f0rkla-
rat dc mot borgmastare McClintock
rigtade anklagolserna for oregelbund-
heter tjenstcn varafullkomligt grund-
l8sa.
Ogonblickligen dodad blef far
maren Lewis Thompson fran trakten af
Bristow, da han i onsdags qvall var
stadd pa hemvBg fran staden med ett
lass brader. Under filrden folio nem.
ligen hans hastar sken, hvarvid T.
slungades af lasset och OfverkOrdes med
ofvannAmda olyckliga fold. Den om-
liomne var So lr gammal och efterlem-
mar sju barn.
Drunknad indianhofding. En-
beryktad, omlSring l0S ar gammal In
dianh6lding vid MANN Wyaquagcrsick,
iitvensa kand under binamnet Little
Pipe, druuknade i Beaver Dam Mira
Cumberland en- dag f6rliden veclka.
Han var vid olyckstillfallet ute pa
roddtur med sin GENIAL sal lIskap, hvar-.
under baten kantrade och bada folio
vattnet. Han var drucken, hon nyk-
ter. Hon raddade sig, han f0rlorade
| lifvet.
Svindlare i klamma. En- Louis
Lund fran st. Paul, antagligen norsk,
blef ftirliden vecka vid kretsritten
Eau Claire f0rklarad skyldig till den
mot honom for en- It'd sedan riktade an
lslagelsen att ha tillnarrat sig pennin-.
gar fran unga min, hvilka han lofvat
platser postverkets tjenst. Lund har
| l0rut till bragt en- It'd som ofrivillig
gast hos Observation-Disclosures Still
water, Mimi, och ar f6ljaktligen eli ma
gon nybOrjare pa brottets bana.
West Superior-nyheter: Vid SUI
perior Natonalbankens harf6rliden ira
kade obestand funnos $66, 900 af stadens
model derstades deponerade. RJrande
denna summa ha bankens tjensteman
sen dess sUkt traffa Ufvere nskommelse
med staden. Den senare har emeller-
It'd vagrat att inga pa uppg0relse och {
stallet instruerat stadsad vokaten att
pa laglig Wig tvinga borgesmannen att
| betacka bristen. - Kontrakt6ren sM
| G. Burke har 0fverlemnat sina affarer
till w. d. Dwyer for utredning. Skull
derna bel0pa sig till Sll,000 medan
tillgang uppgi till $34, 900. Burke,
som var en- af borgesmaunen for den
ramlade Keystone National Bank tog
delta steg for att skydda sig handelse
lag liga atgurder skulle vidtasas mot
banker. - F. d. borgmastare Stark
weathers vadjomal till statens h0gsta
domstoI fick EFT snopligt slut, enar do
mare Winslow fora veckan stadfssts-
] des han afsattning.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1895-10-02
DA KOT A..

Atalad qvinlig lakare. Mrs Bird,
Ell qvinlig lakare, undergar for niirva-
rande ransakning Pierre, S. D., for
mandra?. Hon ;ir nemligen anklagad
FOR att genom en- brottslig operation ha.
| varit vallande till en- Maud Leafs d0d.
Sag for djupt glaset. Skradderi-
mastaren A. w. Pohlson i Lead City,
S. D., aaed f5rliIen onsdags afto1f till
| f0tje az en- ailtf0r stor dosis morfin, som
han EFT par dagar fdrut intagit Den
sa sorgilgt omkomue var en- insigtsfulI
affilrSman, men lair ha saknat kraft att
motsta bcgaret efter starka drycker.
Han eIterlemnar enka och fem barn.
Inbrottsstold. Tiufvar br0to sig
hariOrllden in Aklasons & Petersons
handelslokal Edinburg, N. D., sprang-
de kassakislan och tillegnade sig deri
f0rvarade $40 mynt och skuldf0rbin-
delser en- sammanlagd summa af 5000.
Vardepapperen hade deponerats der
stades al st. Anthony s. Dakota Eleva-
tor Company. En bel0ning af $3.50 ar
utlotvad for tjuivarnes ertappande.
RAFT uppfattning ON prestem-
betet maste metodistpastorn w. H.
Jordan Sioux Falls, S. d. ega, ON en-,
t,dningsnotis fran namda plats ar Sam.
AtsEllAiga al statens repubIikanska tid-
ningar ha framhaIiit j., som pi grund
al sin valtaiigh vunnit ganska stor
ryktbarhei, sasom lamplig eftertradare
| .IN
I'LL senator Kyle. O.ikt hvad den sist-
namde prcsunannen gjorde, ldr dock ].
tydligt ha latit i0rsta, att senatorsvar-
digheten 81 af honom efterstrafvas
och skulle ej mottagas, ifall den erbi0-
des honom.
Genom eldsvada blef den lila kU-
pingen B1lIe Fourche, S. D., nastan
totalt 0delagd (0rra veckan. F0rlu-
stem uppgar Til 100000. E person,
kand under namnet Alabama Kid, hak-
tades pa misstanie att ha anlagt elden.
De hemlOsa inranarne voro sa f0rbitt-
rade pa den GGregifne mordbrannaren,
att do endast genom narvaron af en-
manstark och valbevapnad vakt kunde
a'hallas fran att lyncha flngen. Dem
nc olet dock senara lorsatt pa fri fot,
enar bevisen for hans brottslighet voro
otillrackliga.
Mrs Lease pratar. Under Huron
countys i Elk Point, S. d., afhallna
MISUNDERSTANDING f0rliden vecka
holl populistgumman mrs Lease fore
drag ON uppfostran infor en- ganska
talrik och tacksam audiens. Markvar-
digit, att S. D. skall Ida sSdan brist pa
min med inssgt ! upplostringsiragan,
att den for sina inbyggares upplysning
ON densammas vigt och betYdese skall
bohOiva importera en- qvinna fran
grannstatenNebr Cch dertill en- qvinna,
som, med asidosHt ande af hafdvl zen
sed och sedvanja och utan afseende pa
takt och uppfostran FOR sin ensEilda del
tlackar land och riko omkring for att
''g0ra politik"l