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Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1895-03-30

New Jersey has passed a law for the
beneht of trolley and street car employ
es. None but American citizens must
be employed, n the days work is
fixed at eleven hours, with forty-fve
minutes or for lunch.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1895-03-30

: Red stockings were worn by Miss
Eva Dooley OF Boston, Ind. The dye
caused blood poisoning, and, to save
her life. the girl had to suffer amputa,
ticsi OF both legs below the knee.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1895-03-30

There Is a gigantic rocking stone or
balanced bowlder on the pinnacle OF
Tandil mountain. Buenos Ayres. 1t is
"a feet in height. 80 feet long and will
weigh twenty-five tons
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1895-03-30

The largest amount of farm incum.
brance IL In New York. Next comes
Iowa. b Illinois. followed by Pennsyl
vania, Kansas. Ohio. Wisconsin anc
Missouri, In the order named.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1895-03-30
JOHN [. Is SICK.
Pneumonia Has the Ex-Champion In .
Corner.

New York, March ga special from,
Boston says: Ex-Champion John L.
Sullivan has been confined to his bed
at his sisters residence on Brooks ave.
nue. for several days and the physicians
who are attending him do not expectl
him to be fully recovered for at least,
another week. He caught cold which,
developed into pneumonia. His physiI
clans. however. do not fear serious re-
suits, :
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1895-03-30
South Omaha.

South Omaha. March 25-Hogs-Heayy
&.45@4.50, mixed and light $i.25d4.4J.
Cattle-Stockers and feeders 81. 40a3. On.
COWS s2.50d2.60. common $l.25g1.a0.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1895-03-30
Kansas City.

Kansas City, March 25.-Cattle-Natiye
steers $5.00n6. 10. cows and heifers A.OOG1
40, stockers and feeders $3.00a4.25, calves
and yearlings $4,000 10. 90.
Hogs-Heavy A.30Gi.55, medium A.2O9
4.50, light A.15Q4.40.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1895-03-30
minneapolis.

Minneapolis. March 25.
WheatLClosing; March, 6slac: May,
Coo; No. ] northern, soc; No. 2 northern
SIC.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1895-03-30

Caliente, CAL. has q newspaper that
comes out regularly twice q month. and
IL written entirely With . typewriter or
foolscap ape IL II conducted by D
y Jung woman.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1895-03-30
REICHSTAG SNUBS BISMARCK
Refuses 10 Congratulate Him on Ills son

Refuses 10 Congratulate Him on Ills SOib
B~irthday-The President Resigns.
Berlin, March 23.--The reichstag this
afternoon ny a vote of lGi to LAG re-
iected the proposal of Herr Won Levet-
COW, president of that body, that the
~reichstag charge him with the duty of
Offering the CONGRATULATIONS OF the
chambers to Prince Bismarck upon the
occasion of the cX-chancellor's Soth
birthday. When the result of he
vote was announced President O Lev
ctZow Immediately resigned.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1895-03-30

London. March 21.--A Hong Kong dis.
patch to the Globe says the Japanese
have blockaded the port of ramsui on
The northwest coast Of Formosa.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1895-03-30
Pettigrew Wants Assessments Set Aside
Sioux Falls. 8. D., March Ex-senator
IL ~ Pettigrew has begun q suit here

= "ont8 Ah108oNnCmtD 03t A0l00
Sioux Falls. s. D.. March Ex-senator
r. f Pettigrew has begun a suit here
TO set usfue rne uBSeBSficnt vss~oSs~~sus
outside property on the ground that &c
was not assessed In compliance with
the law. The property has been s,ld
for taxes and shortly before a tax deed
was to issue Mr.. Pettigrew served mo-
tice on those who bid in the property
that he would resist the assessment.
The case will be heard Monday. The
property In question was described AZ
follows: -. w. Y of o. W. "" Mr.. Pet
tigrew claims that the description
should have been southwest one quar-
ter Of southwest n quarter" Practi-
cally all Of the property assessed in this
county was described In the same way
as was Mr.. Pettigrew's. and II his suit
Is successfmul scores Of farmers and
land owners all over the county will
have the right to resist the payment OF
taxes or sue the county for q refund on
the ground that h assessment was
improper. Should Pettigrew win his case
II will place the city and the county In
a very embarrassing position. 1t II un-
derstood that similar descriptions have
been made all over the state and the sue
cess OF the senator's litigation would re-
suit in untold complications. Last year
the senator succeeded In knocking Y
an assessment On technical grounds and
thereby escaped the payment Of q large
sum Justly due. There IL Q good deal OF
feeling here In the matter and the result
OF the case VIII be awaited with much,
interest. 81
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1895-03-30
BOSTON CASHIER ARRESTED
A Continental Clothing Man short Over
2 roc

Boston, March 23.-Sidney w. Sprague,
cashier Of the Continental Clothing
company. vas arrested at his home late
last night, charged with embezzlement
of the funds of the concern to the extent
of $25, 900 or $50. 900. Sprague has been
employed by the concern for the past
twenty years. Sprague waived exami-
nation and was held in S. 900 for his ap.
pearance before the grand jury.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1895-03-30

New York. March 2s.--R. q. Dunn Z
Co. report indications OF business linz
provesnent. Bradstreet says Improves
ment n more marked but IL nv general
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1895-03-30

The signerS of the manifesto are the
provisional president and the junta, rep
resenting boil factions i'm Peru.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1895-03-30

Baskerville, Ia. March 2s.-The Dem.
ocrat building and contents burnod
Thursday night. Loss s 1900.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1895-03-30
IT HAS Been RECOGNIZED
The Peru Provisional Government
, In Power.
Troops of Ex-Prcsident Caceres March
ing 10 the Positions Designated by
the Armisticc - Issues IA
Manifesto.

New York, March 23.-The Heralds
special from Lima, Peru, says: The
provisional government has been recog-
nized by Pedro A. Solar, who was the
legal first vice president under Presi-
lent Bermudez. Lima is carefully pa
trolled by the Urban guard. The troops
of Caceres are still under arms and are
marching to the positions assigned them
under the agreement for an armistice
The wife and daughters of Caceres took
refuge in the British legation. They
will probably be escorted To Callao by
a British guard, and will soon be placed
on board of a British manofwar. The
provisional government has issued a
manifesto declaring that il has accept
ed the mission, convinced that IL has
only to respect the rights of all with
frankncsS and self denial. II closes as
follows;
We commence our task trusting to
merit support i'm realizing the reforms
which the government will shortly offer
to the nation.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1895-03-30
THE WYOMING HORROR.
Every Miner In the Red Canon Mine
Lost HisLife.

Evanston, Wyo., March 23.-It is now
known that every miner in the Red
Canon mine persisted. Three hundred
families are destitute. Forty bodies
yet remain in the mine.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1895-03-30
90 Widows and ESQ Orphans.

there aro nifty widows n fully CSC
orphan children In tho camp today a.
the result of this terrible disaster. There
II no fire In the mines and the work Of re-
covering the dead bodies Is progressing
~ RAPIDLY as possible but will probably
not be completed today.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-07-22
General FitzhuEh Lees Life of Cen
eruI Hobert l.. Lee.

The Constitution takes pleasure in an
neuncing this week that it has made ar
rangements by which 1t can furnish its
subscribers with General FtzhGgh Lees
life of his uncle. General Robert z. Lee. in
Ger nection with The Weekly Constitution.
for only Sl.75. In other words. will sell
the weekly one year and L copy OF General
Lees book, postage prepaid To- any address,
for only SIS. As the book itself retails
in the market for $3.50, the inducement Of
this offer is apparent.
We have received great many Conmu-
n.catiCns from all parts Of the south con-
corning this book, which has just been
published and which naturally appeals 10
the people OF the south. of course no liv-
ing man could better write the life aud
history OF General Robert h. Lee than his
distinguished nephew, who served with him
throughout the confederacy and who has
since been prominent in the political his
tory OF Virginia, having served as its gov
ernOr two terms.
The book is published by the Applctcns.
ana not only covers the life OF General Lee.
hut is "A sucCinCt ard accurate history ~
the war and Of the COnfederaCy. We COM
mend il to our readers as the most valua-
bic historical and biographical publication
Cf the past year. 1t is beautifully bound
and should be in the bookcase of every
one who takes an interest in the history OF
the late war and the life of the distin-
euished general who led the army of the
Coutcderacy.
on receipt 90 s1.75 we will send the book
and The Weekly Constitution one year.
postage prepaid for both, to any address
THE CONSTITUTION,
Atlanta Ga.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-07-22

The medal was secured for the contest
bv Professor +. II. King. the principal OF
the school, by sending club oil supscrio-
ers for The Weekly Constitution
The offer Of the medals was made IN
January and will hold good for the year
upon these terms:
For A club of five subscribers 10 Inc
Weekly Constitution fer one year at Il
each. a silver prize medal
For club of fifteen subscribers TO the
Weekly Constitution for one year. at 81
each. a gold prize medal.
For a club Of twenty-five subscribers 10
The Weekly Constitution for one year, at
81 each. a'Iarger and handsomer gold prize
medals.
The medals are made by Messrs. Maier
n Berkele. of Atlanta. Ga. well-known as
manufacturing jewelers. throughout the
south The cuts below give the exact size
and design of the medals and they are just
what they are represented-sterlinS silver
or solid gold.
The Constitution has long been engaged
in building up our country and has taken
the lead in many of the great improvements
which have been of permanent bencht 10
our people. We realize that no more potent
element for tho advancement of our wei
fare exists than that which resides in the
schools of the land. We believe that no
greater auxiliary to education can be
found. to throw in the sdeliEhts of today
among school studies. than a clean. live.
practical newspaper
This Is our PLAN We want to give one,
two or three medals ir each school for
prize defamation. to be awarded to the
scholars after a public contest which shall
be duly announced and understood
throughout the community. The terms OF
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TIRE CONSTITUTION
a.I.... -


T. is an OH sayiu- thar TIE person who
makes jocks should o. repaired tn tai.-
tEsm- hlt See an know chat the practical
joker i- very oftu-t when tfe joke is III
E.s sNp-u-e. airlau-h others enjoy o.
hu.ely. uue of these lslseIs who was aIsp
an amateur Ncufrlelul-t. was r.gt4tiv q
passenger on sound steamer. and. have
ans slight aulIa'ufaaHe with the tn-
giuear was allowed ta enter thc .n-Iue
room BE took a seat in the caru.r.
pulled MS hat down over bis eyes. aHI ai,-
E.ar-4 Go hc lost in reNs-ia- Presently
. certain part Of the machinery began -
ss1uaaE Tt. su-.utrr otltt u. ana w,n-
about his usual duties. b. tn course ~
4 few minutes TIDE sglal.iuE Mss heard
azsal- auI fh.. engineer rushed uGt. can Poo
han1. O. Islr. af. tle same spindle. Aa-.u
o. ra-urr~. ta Die post. tui IL was only
Few minutes uufl th- same OH spilla-
was sqlsakiHg lsaler than ever. 'tou-
found the tuinE- n cried. 1t IS heNltCn-
efs- More go was applied. hut tEe en-
Efreer bs-au 20 be more suspicious rs 20
is cause. soon rhe spindle sIu.aked Tor
,he fourth time. ami ON this occasion the
sngineer slipped Up behind the yentriloguist
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-07-22
THE CONSTITUTION SCHOOL MEDALS

the contest and the rules for the decision
are to be fully agreed upon and made fair
as amcug all interested parties This con-
test may be one of the features OF the
closing of a school term. or used to vary
the routine of regular term studies.
Medals have been sent out in Georgia,
Virginia. North Carolina. Mississippi. Ar
kansas and Texas. Many teachers are at
work now getting up clubs upon which they
will claim medals in the fall to use in their
schools. II is not necessary TO send all OF
the names in at once but to have the requi-
site number on hand before the medal Is
sent. In the report OF the last contest it
was stated;
The Constitution is doing noble work
for the boys and girls by Offering these
prizes. and we hope to secure more in the
future.
1t has stimulated every student I'm the
place b. this medal contest. and deserves
the highest cOmmendation for having taken
this method OF arousing the latent talent
OF the coming men and women OF our
state
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-07-22
Food for Supcrstition.

From The Gaulois.
The conversation turned upon the fata
number. Friday. salt splitting, and other
superstitions.
''It is not well TO make too much fun
of such matters" gTavely remarked Birch
anteau For instance. | had an old uncle
who at the age of seventy-seven commit
ted the imprudence e making one of a
dinner party of thirteen"
And he died the next day. LIE Rib in
quired.
ward"
A shudder ran through the audience.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-07-22
~ BEHALF or EDUCATION.
A Suggestion To Organize the County
snhnnI lnIl "a ..Inncr.


school niisEfoncrs
IL Is proposed 20 organize an association
OF county school commissioners for the
state OF Georgia
This suggestion comes from Commission
er NJ. y. Dennis. Of Putnam county, Ga He
wants All the commissioners TO meet i'm At
lant1 during The exposition and take the
initial steps booking toward permanent
OrEaulZats-n.
The following is the commissioners let
ter.
TO the County School Commissioners Of
the state OF Georgia-Gentlcmen: l know
not whether you desire to meet me OF not;
| know thee is nothing to be gained by
meeting me hut ! am anxious TO meet eve
~ one Of sou. I want to see you face to
face. am anxious to talk with you. ! de-
sire 90 learn ycur methods OF work. want
10 hear your experiences. I want to i'm
bihe some OF your enthusiasm. l am sure
that 10 We can arrange to come together
some time. somewhere, good TO the cause OF
education viii follow.
Ny idea. briefly stated IS that some day.
20 De- decided as soon as practicable curing
the coming exposition at Atlanta. a meeting
OF all the county school commissioners of
the state he called for the purpose OF per-
mancutly organizing ourselves into IN as
ISOLATION 90 meet annually. that a pro
Eramme he arranged for the occasion in
which live and appropriate subjects touch
ing the school interests Of the state shall be
Pr scented ana discussed.
II ana sure we can depend upon the sym
pathy and cooperation of the state school
commissioner and his assistant
''Now if this strikes you favorably, drop
me "a card assuring me of your % operation.
or write your ideas FOR publica ion i'm The
Constitution. ] desire to hear rom every
one OF sou. Yours in the cause.
IN. r. DENNIS
County School Commissioner. Putnam
County.
"Eatonton. Ca. July r. 1896"
An orean.z1fio1 of this kind will bring
the state together as nothing else can do.
ami a vast amount &C good will no .iouSt re-
sult from "a movement of this kind.
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FAILING INTO LINE.
California and Maryland Are Co.
10 the Exposition.

California is cominSi ~
Not satisfied with the success thatas
achieved in her midwinter show Calff
is coming 10 see the sights of AUant 4
fan. and she will come many hui, \
strong and viii bring with her "a wonf,e
display OF her resources. span
ia. Information has been !, mis-
a; headquarters shat the conventic may
county supervisors OF California, wash
session aud that one of the lc,,inS ,yi, .
tio"s discussed at the meetinsDT noo.IhSS
"a 20 ,i brin nars 'h lsi e ~ fsabs. o
This exhibit viii be brouSh, IT, Z
that will be necessary wiz n,,,l,o ~
It is appropriated. This ~
than 100000 to collect, TO d.
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a LItsIe song.

A ustre cot in a Httic spot. ~
VITA q lltsle heaNeu hash sent:
A Irtz- way frym that eat each day. 3
n s-- 10 sue. ana word 10 says
A Iua- wEtr--A ltsle MaF.
Aa4 . hlar- cIuteul. cultrlil
a Itre wife. -nl a little ne
Te Ise aui d1sT susut.
ana sen as tire wears 20 ~.
e u-rHaF-- where th- vi1iei- he'
r.l.eu "a e4rth ami 4 heaven On
-N-
j. .l5 ana death content,
-FrunE l. SfiHsoz-
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-07-22
OUR PRIZE MEDALS.
THEY NAVE BEEN SENT TO HAFY
SOUTHERN STATES.
Something of the Manner of Their De'iv-
cry and ITO Terms-Picture of n Med
al Winner ut Centerline Academy.

We present the picture herewith of Mr..
Henry Parker. of Bloodworth, Ga. who
won the SILVER defamation medal in the
contest at Centerline academy.
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to bring il TO Atlanta.

to bring it to Atlanta. The county
r3pervisors, under the California law. have
j'the power to appropriate certain sums of
money for exposition purposes. the
amounts varying according to the size OF
the counties. 1t is very likely that this
amount will be appropriated and the ex-
hibit sent.
California is eager to VISIT Che south.
and she will be only too glad to place in
the exposition an exhibit of her wonderful
resources. The collection that will prob
ably be sent is one of the largest that
was sent from one state to the worlds
fair. 1t consists of the many varieties of
fruit that are raised in that state, and
all of the mining interests will be fully
shown by specimens of ores. The officials
of California are greatly Interested. and
the meeting that was held yesterday in San
Francisco demonstrated the fact that she
would be represented at the show.
Maryland Falls Into Line.
Maryland wants representation. and
when the gates of the exposition open
a large exhibit of the manufacturing in
terests of that state will be on hand.
Baltimore will have her varied business
interests on exhibition and viii contribute
a large display. The citizens OF that city
are thoroughly in sympathy with the ex-
position, and they will he here In force
this fan. Baltimore. in her rapid strides.
has not overlooked the fact that CEN
tennials and expostions that are held In
cities are one of the great sources from
which material success will spring. and
consequently Baltimore is one of the best
exposition cities In the country. She viii
have tremendous exhibit at the exposi-
ton. Governor Brown. OF Maryland, has
but recently appointed a board Of commits
sioners to the exposition to represent that
state.
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GENERAL EXPOSITION NEWS.


~ souvenir HtQdl was loTNdIutu 10
lgton. where the medals will be
from the government coin press.
sials will be made from bronze and
fine exact size of silver quarter.
saee of the medal Will be "A bale Of
on which Is perched, with out
I'd WINGS "A phoenix. Under the bale
l are shown the rays of the ire
syitn the year lS5J printed. Above
Figures 1879. Around the edges OF
yiu are printed the words. cotton
!. tui International Exposition" and
a.. wer side of the coin the words,
g,s-.ol Ga. L. 5. ~, September 18th.
b.; ~ NJtfer 81, 1855"
IA ',hc back of the medal viii be bust OF
henry W. Grady. and around the edges Will
be. Official Souvenir Medal"
The medal viii be very handsome in de-
sign and will be coined ny the million, and
the design is most appropriate indeed.
NicarnEuas Canal.
The Nicaragua canal in miniature. will
he one OF the chief WORKS at the exposition.
This exhibit was secured saturday and
the fact that it Will be in relief and a great
work OF art, as it is coupled with the Won
dcriul engineering feat Of the age that has
given to the world this mammoth undeIta
ins, Will make il all the more interesting
and attractive.
The moGti that viii be on exhibition Will
be an exact reproduction OF the work that
has been accomplished ON the canal, and
viii show IN marvellous reality inc CON
suucuon OF the great enterprise The
nlo1e! WIN eve tAt thlife me oI me canal,
ana the topography of the Wild country
A., .b9I,r ,.x,1tly az u H. va
This same exhibit was at the Paris expo
sitlOn ana the worlds FAIR and attracted a
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JUNIOR CORRESPONDENCE.
Irss..sting Letters From Our Ju-
venile Writers.

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and squirted half a pint of oil down his
back. There" said he. quietly, that
spindle won't squeak amy more!' 1t didn't.
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II 7hc Baby i. Cutting Teeth.

are and use that Old and we!i-trlsi
v. Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for
tcething. IL soothes the child.
the gums, allays all pain. cures
3 and Is the best remedy for diar-
enty-flve cents q bottle.