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The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-04-11

Cheyenne special: \ corps of surveyors
under Ii. b. Patton Of this city has been at
work for some time making a survey for
an immense ditch, which it is estimated
will irrigate a tract of 100000 acres of fer
tile land in the northeastern part of Lara
ME County, known as the Golden Hole
country. The water supply will be taken
from the North Platte, and the ditch will
be seventy miles long. 1t is estimated
that " 00O, 900 Will be required to complete
the cu%terpriSc.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-04-11
VENEZUELA'S shREWD MOVE
Uncle Sam Now Has n Direct In
tcrcSt i'm the Game.

tcrcst i'm the Game.
Faribault. Mimi special: Donald Grant
of this city; w. ii. Fisher and j. A, Bow
man of Grand Rapids, MINI. have just re-
turned from Venezuela, where they OBJ
tanned a concession of land at the m0uth OF
the Orinoco, running 1875 miles south ana
from Is to so miles east and west. 1t is
rich in minerals, mahogany, rosewood ana
dye woods, They also have the right 70
mine asphalt on a small island near
Trinidad. The syndicate will invest a good
deal of capital in working the concession
Washington special: There is a great
deal more in the news from ~Faribault,
Mimi, of the great concession by Nenezu-
ella than is indicated in the dispatch. The
concession is well calculated to bring toan
acute stage the most troublesome diplo-
matte question before the State DEPART
ment and one which, as stated heretofore.
has caused the Administration more real
concern than the ALBANIA affair, the state
line Observation-Disclosures dispute and other
international episodes. TIL concession Is
in the heart of the territory long in dispute
between Venezuela and Great Britain, and
Ambassador Bayard for some inc has
vainly s~triven, in accordance with a reso-
luton recently adopted by Congress, to
persuade Great Britain to submit the
whole dispute to arbitration, Great Britain
being willing only to arbitrate beyond
what is known as the S%chomberg line.
There have been intimations that the
Administration, in the event of a physical
conflict over the disputed lands, might
deem it necessary, in the enforcement Of
the Monroe doctrine, to follow up the
moral aid it has rendered Venezuela with
more substantial and potent assistance.
Senior Andrade, the Venezuelan Minister
at Washington, says he has no official con-
firmation of the grant, but admits he does
not doubt its correctness, as ii is i'll line
with reports that such concessions would
no made
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-04-11

days and the United stat S Land Omoo,-
claim they Will not foi @ their rin..
should they be temporarily removed ~. ~
the troops. Twenty-Five. board cahi,Hs
have been erected and settlers iDtcnd 10
make a fight for their possession. NJ
Ziebach. late Receiver of the United Sta,a.
Land Office. declares that the Gene,
Land Office will not sustain the state ~
its filings upon $1,000 acres of this lana
and saws that article S of the treaty viii
the Indians prohibits the disposal Of thia
land in any other way than by the home.
stead laws,
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-04-11

\ sensation was sprung in the Un:ted
states circuit and District Court at sioux
faiis when Attorney kittridge. represent
ing the liomcstake Mining Company Of
lile Black Hills, notified the Court INN
the ease OF Allcrton VS.. the IIome>taEn
was to be dismissed. This was an action
commenced by Samuel Allerton of Chicaon
against the llomestake Company 10 re-
cover $2,00O.OOJ for an alleged interest in
The Highland Mining Company. a pron-
erty OF the Homestake. The ease has At
tracted wide attention and has been bnfnr.
the courts about one year.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-04-11

1t is feared at Castalia that Phileas Tur-
geon and John TreclIey have both been
drowned in the Missouri River. Last week
they went with a Skiif to attempt to raise
through the ice during the winter, and
have not returned. M oar. TurgeOn's
cap, Trechy'a coat and other apparel
iloatcd ashore, but the boat and men can
not be found. II is supposed both are
drowned. and that Turgeon, who was a
good swimmer, lost his life in attempting
to save Trechy. who could not swim.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-04-11

Judge \. j. Edgerton. who has been in
the south during the winter months, has
returned home and issued an ordes for the
drawing OF a jury for the April term of the
federal court, which conyenes at Sioux
Falls. The criminal calender is a Short
one and il is expected the term will be
completed within three weeks. The Off
GERS OF the court are now in DeadwOod
rendering their accounts to Judge Dundy,
OF Omaha, who has presided over that
court during Judge Edgerton'S absence.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-04-11

Apout one year AGO Prof Uerhnr,
iiaHheS' VINO WtS.a member Of tie faruty
OF Dakota University of Mitchell. WAS an..
polh'cd 10 Tie paStOrate of the NJ T.
ohurch OF Woonsocket by the Mpthndi.t
inference. Last fall MIR. Haynes com
lhehced to show some signs of jp.,ni,,
put never became violent until n mnniL'
ago, since which time he has bpconn w.
tai wreck, He was taken td thn VIII.
Asylum. His Insanity was branch, ahu,'
by OVerStudV. "''"t
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-04-11

Attorney General Crawford has for
warded a letter to a Pinkerton detective
over the seal OF the state asking that court
estes be granted him as the authorized
agent of south Dakota in the Taylor mat
ter. II was sent TO a South American
point which will not be given out. but is
probably Valparaiso, Chilli, and it is pre-
Sumed that is is forwarded on a clue OF
laylOrs present location.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-04-11

Washington SPECIAL: The Irrigation
Board, com pOSed of five officers of the In
terror and five officers of the Agricultural
Department met and discussed a plan for
irrigation. AS yet the plans are merely
tentative, but it is thought before Congress
meets some feasible plan will be ready to
submit as groundwork.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-04-11
indians to Receive Payment.

The Indians of the Cheyenne Agency
VIII III a few days receive a payment on
thelr lands from the Government, amount
lng TO about S35, 700. The changers on
around the reservation are all gathering at
the agency to reap a harvest.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-04-11

Washington special: Capt. IIowgate has
been indicted again for alleged frauds on
tie Government during the time he was
DisburSing Officer OF the Signal Service.
The new indictments are three in number.
One alleges a forgery of a 81 900 account
with the American Union Telegraph Com
pany i'll 1880: another charges embczzle-
ment and the third classifying of accounts.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-04-11

Dispatches sent out from Pierre an
nollncing the location in Valparaiso, Chill,
OF Taylor, the dcfaulting State Treasurer,
90 not seem upon investigation to have
go0d foundation. No one can be found
who has heard any such report.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-04-11

thieves drove a wagon up to the store OF
jacobson N 1hranc AT Wakonda. a night
or two ago, and loaded up $3.50 worth OF
merchandise. consisting of clothing, dry
goods and jewelry. There is no clue to
the robhprS
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-04-11

Galena, Kan, special: Boston Mills, the
tccne Of the killing of the Cox brothers by
Newton Walters, and his subsequent sal
eide, is still in a fever Of excitement. Levi
Binker, the man on whose farm Walters
was employed, has become insane from
the shock caused by the terrible tragedies
The murderer's mother has also become {
raving maniac since her sons crime be.
came known,
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-04-11

London special: The Times announce
the death OF Very Rev. Payne Smith, DID,
Dean OF Canterbury. He was born in 1918.
DIR. Smith was at one time Under Libra
rian at Oxford University and was the au-
thOr of many works.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-04-11

lie trouble between NcrmilliOn and the
"alerWoikS company was settled, TIE
Guy agreeing to pay $1,000 a year for wa
Ter service. This matter has been in dis
pute for nearly a wear.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-04-11
Electric Lights for Nprmil!iOn.

|ermIlion will have electric lights in
Tue near future. Already the city is re-
cclNlng propositions from different compa-
mes 10 furnish the same.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-04-11
proclamation ReDortet N

AdViceS received from Washington stat.
una the President has signed the nrncpa
nation opening the Yankton pe.ar' toII"-
Squatters have been moving over h",iol'
ders III large numbers during ,ha nnS, pol-
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-04-11
STRUCK Natural Gaa

Inc hrs' pipe put down for AN arreSiou
wen at Pierre and abandoned at a dnn,h -
oo ieet mas been tapped for gas ana r,yol
OUT a supply sufficient to light Tine In,oI
office. 'S"' III uotel
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-04-11
Call for Aid for Miners.

Pittsburg, Pa, SPECIAL: The Miners
District Assembly met here and decided TO
issue a call 10 the public for aid for the
striking miners.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-04-11
Death of ViSCOuut Hill.

London special: Viscount Hill is deaa.
His son and heir, Charles Rowland Hill, is
now in the United States.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-04-11
SOLDIERS MAY BE NEEDED.
Sauatters Refuse to Vacate Nankton Kes-
eryatiOn Lands.

The attempt of the State Of south Dako-
ia to file on 80, 600 acres OF the best lana III
Yankton Reservation is arouslng bitter
OppositiOn. School COMMISSIONS Lock-
hart rendered the Register of the Land Oi-
flee at Mitchell fees amounting to $500. bu'
the Register declined to receive them,
holding that the proposed action was eX-
pressly forbidden in the treaty with the
Indians. The YanktOns themselves are
determined to prevent the proposed ACTON
and have signed a vigorous protest to the
President. This has been put in the hands
of W. T. Selwyn, a son of the head chief.
who will personally take il to President
Cleveland.
Gen. j. 4. Smith. superintendent of the
Gankton Reservation. has teiegraphed tine
Interior Department that he is unable 10
cope with the squatterS already on the res
ervation with his small force of Indian po-
lice. The SquatterS refuse to leave the
reservation. 4 small, but steady stream
of boomers is going on daily. 1t will re-
quire t~wenty-fom hours to get troops from
Omaha. the nearest point.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-04-11
irrigation Convention.

A large number OF citizens of Fall River
County met at The Court House in Hot
Springs to effect an organization for the
purpose of irrigating lands In the county,
The meeting was called by Hon. :. T..
Wilson, who was appointed Vice Plesi-
dent for Fab River County at the recent
organization OF the Black Hills Irrigation
Association at Rapid City. The meeting
was addressed by Capt. G. Y. Gardner, OF
Piedmont, Secretary of the Black Hills or
ganiZation. Oh "Practical Irrigation.' in
which the various methods and plans of
irrigation in operation in the state were
presented for the consideration of the con-
y~ention.
The convention is in some respects one
of the most important which has met in
Hot Springs Tor some time. In cffectin4
permanent organization John Eastman
was elected Chairman. John l.. Burke.
Secretary,
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-04-11

ground to
Die Siege
Prince
race. I'll
by that ii
persons.
stately fd
dents and
cheer, wi
the stud
gether in
u cuirass
cloak. L
bowing VI
The spd
ton. BruI
Iniyersid
tribune a
tlecong1
iplreSen
Guided b!
Ar.c- ~.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-04-11

nut few mo
out his eigh
his honors
many. FIR
until his q
emperor in
public sery
who conten
fcation of
idea was q
large mind
1862, on or
ister, force
ency the p
the eXpuls
achieved 4
drew up tn
man FEEDER
10 cement
by melting
Accordin
er on the L
glorious.
bringing al
from Ham
bers of pc
roads from
railroad st
flags and
patch of C
car of Swe
Bismarck
2tor Of &c
Joseph Of
telegraphe
Thousand
The gent
the castle
was held,
cred in the
the stream
l2;30 p. IN
ment of f
the garden
the Halle
siah' and
strains Of
heard In
dpprOacn {
terrace WE
marck. hi
guests. y
in front O
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-04-11

The fou
Prince Bis
day, and !
more royal
and FriedS
thousands
Of the emf
lions to the
Not since
thing occur
for h cad
celebration
day. GerT
world joine.
haired excl
tpr's poured
four quartz.
1900 parcel
cards arriv'
multitudino
are paid to
few in histC
event in his
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-04-11
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Solialistie
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who l'efus,
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troduced BIZ
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the repeal OF
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-08
The New County Board.

In the organization OF the new board
OF county commissioners. yesterday, the
unanimous reelection OF President P.
B. Dobbins was at once testimonial to
the fair and impartial manner in which
that gentleman has discharged the
duties OF the office in the past, aud
recognition OF his standing as business
man. OF tho reelection OF Clerk T. C.
Mofat the same may be said.
In completing the organization Presi-
dent Dobbins displayed commendablo
spirit OF liberality as we'll as due caro-
for the best interests OF tho county in
tho appointment OF tho regular commit
tees. Although the board is almost
solidly Republican, there being but two
Democratic members, tho minority was
gracefully recognized by tho placing OF
ono OF its number, in the person Of Mr..
W. w. Irwin, at the head OF the finance
committee, this being one OF tho most
important positions in the ciit OF tho
President.
The board OF county commissioners is
business body. composed OF business
men, and all citizcns and tax payers
have reason to feel that their interests
are sale during its administration.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-08
How Antitor'ne. are Developed.

Iidrptr's Weekly.
Tho now treatment OF diphthoria Is n
practical application Of tho latest nd.
vances OF experimental bacteriology.
Tho general facts upon which 1t Is based
aro briefly those: Certain bacteria, when
developing in tho organism OF an animal
or man, produce an nlbuminoid poison
called n toxine, which. circulating in
tho blood, causes disease. For exam.
pic, tho klobs.LoOfer bacillus, growing
in the throat Of child, generates II tox.
inc that produce, the systemic condi-
ton called diphtheria.
II some OF these bacteria be removed
from the organism md placed in arti.
fetal media. such Us broth, under
proper conditions they will grow and
multiply and produce tho Same toxine
as before. This toxine may now be
separated from the bacteria by filtra-
ton, and II introduced into an organism
by incubation it will produce the dis.
ease as readily rs IL 1t had beon formed
in the organism. But the virulence Of
the disease thus produced will vary
with the quantity OF the toxine in.
jected. Moreover, II tho frat dose
given 10 so small rs to produce only
slight Illness, n larger quantity may be
introduced few days later without
producing corresponding effect; and
progressively larger doses may be ad.
ministered from time to time. until ut
last the animal receives with impunity
doses may times larger than could pos
sibly be borne at first.
In the case OF the diphtheria toxine,
for example obtained, as has been said,
by growing tho diphthoria bacillus in
meat broth), II fifteen drops OF the
tiltrate containing the toxine be injected
into the vein OF horse, the animal
will BIO severely poisoned. But by re-
peating the injection from time to
timo in progressing doses, at the end Of
three or four months the animal will
bear dose OF two hundred times the
original quantity. In other words,
the animal has become immune to the
disease.
II now vein OF the immune animal
be opened and some blood withdrawn,
the serum oil that blood Tho other con-
stituents being removed) may be in
jected into the system Of another ami
NAL or human being without i'll effect,
and the animal or human being thus
inoculated becomes immune TO the dis
ease. in virtue OF the incubation. More
than that, it the organism inoculated
had already acquired the disease, the
incubation. within reasonable limits, is
curative. For example, il child has
been exposed to diphtheria, incubation
with the serum OF horse rendered i'm.
mune to diphtheria as above described
will prevent development OF the dis
case. Ats later stage incubation tends
to cure the disease.
These arc the facts as applied in the
new serum treatment of diphtheria.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-08
PERSONAL POINTS.

A medal OF honor has been awarded
BY tho President to Francis II. Goodall,
late first sergeant Eleventh New Hamp-
shire Volunteers. for most conspicuous
callantry displayed by him at tho battle
OF Fredericksburg, W., December IS,
1862. When his regiment was ordered
to fall bacl7to the city this non.commis.
stoned officer voluntarily remained be.
hind under heavy fire, and brought n
wounded comrade within tho federal
lines.
Prof. George L. Hale, OF the University
Of Chicago. has been informed that tho
French Academy OF Natural Sciences
has awarded him tho Jansen medal for
original work in astronomy. Though
no is only twenty.siN years OF age, no ia
ranked among tho great astronomers Of
the world. He is to have charge OF tho
new observatory to be equipped BY c.
I. icrkcs, at Lake Geneva.
a monument to Hans Won Bulow hns
boon proposed. Tho list OF subscribers
to tho fund is headed by uolmholtz,
who has himself since died. Tho mon
ument is TO DO placed in Hamburg, tho
city whore tho closing years Of Bulow's
lilo wero spent"
Herbert Becrbohm Tree, tho talented
English actor whose American tour will
shortly begin. is about forty years old.
lilo comes from IN old and distin.
guished German family.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-08


Although It 10 not probable that tho
terrible flood disasters OF former years
will DO repeated. there 10 no doubt that
tho Ohio rivor will roach worry high
stage, and that tho people on tho low
grounds in this city and In tho entiro
Ohio valley will be put to great incon.
ycnicnce, II not 10 somo actual loss.
Coming on tho heels OF period OF
general business depression, when many
peraons can III afford oven ANAL lossos
that may result, tho ireshet is tho more
unwolcomc, and It 10 hoped OH nil sides
that tho riso will DO interrupted by cold
weather. A continuation OF tho thaw.
withita accompanying rain, might provo
disastrous. lot us hopo that tho water
will not reach tho high stago that has
been predicted by many who arc IA.
miliar with the freaks OF tho river. and
in tho meantime tuko such prccautions
as will prevent unnecessary loss and
suffering In case flood docs come upon
tlB,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-08
BREAKFAST BUDGET.

Scotland Is rapidly building up a
school OF music Of its own. A success.
full Scottish opera, "Jonnnie Deans"
was brought on last fall. and recently at
ono concert in Edinburgh two new can.
tatas by Scottish composers wero given
MIR. Drysdalo'e "Tho Kelpio." based
on CharleH Alnckay's vol known ballad,
and Mr.. Bsrretts "Sir Patrick Spens. I"
Iron. through Its use for electrical
purposes, seems TO havo developed n
now quality, magnetic fatigue. In tests
mado OF transformers lately in London
to ascertain tho opon circuit loss. II has
been found that the loss increased
steadily for tho first 200 days until 1t
reached fairly constant value OF 40 por
cont more than ut starting.
Nickel steel armor plates made by
krupp on new system was successfully
tested at Meppen. The plates were
about five and one-half inches thick and
showed n resistance equal to plate, Of
nine and one-third inches made by the
old process. Tho plates were struck
without injury by five shots each from
6.inch and S.inch guns.
Crawford county, O.. comes to the
front with bovine freak. A calf was
born on tho farm OF Martin Spade that
had two distinct heads, no tail. and
both hind legs were solid bone without
the sign ola joint at the knee.
1t is proposed to establish II telephone
line between England and Holland
The London chamber Of commerce and
the Netherland chamber OF commerce
are trying to ascertain il the time is yet
ripe for the undertaking.
In Turkeatan il wedding engage
ment is broken the girls parents must
either return the lovers gifts or subs,i-
tute another daughter, If they have one.
Two thieves walked into Fremont,
o.. restaurant while the proprietor was
in back room. picked up tho cash reg.
lister and walked off with it.
The blanket OF viole,s that almost hid
from view the casket OF prominent
Now York banker, who died few days
since. cost 5000.
The Russian government is conton-
plating the erection OF grain elevators
along the government railroads in the
grain districts.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-08
A CLUE.
1t VIII Open Your Eyes in
Amusement.
Dreadful Events Like This Constantly
Occur.
No Wonder People Arc Alarmed hoou'
This Matter.

People aro always seeking clues, and inc QUO
which leads straight to tho object sought Is tno
strongest and surc,t. Tho world Is filled win
complaints and weaknesses. which, when neg
lcctcd. lead to tho most dangerous diseases
These weaknesses arc constantly found among
those who think themselves fairly well suoh
people are careless, and this Is Just the reason ."
many people break down and become mental
and physical wrecks. with shattered nerves ana
broken health You curiosity will BIO afousou
by reading the following letter from Mr.. joseph
Il. Pierce. OF Norihtcld, Mass. 1t Is tho clue 70
health.
II have boen subject to tho fever anu asue'
which had become chronic had the DUMP
asuc without the shaking. suffered great pain
during the spells tried many things LOT a
cure. but without good results.
ri tried DR.. Grccnc's Seryura blood aud nerve
remedy on the recommendation OF friend ana
am happy to saw that derived the best results
from Its use Of anything have ever used.