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Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1895-05-02
rested for stealing large amount
from his employers, real estate deal

rested for stealing large amount
from his employers, real estate deal
erS.
Fred Ford. colored. who shot and
killed Jerry Brown. colorcd WAS hang
ed ut Nashville. Tenn. today.
Morris Hopkins. a negro WIS
hanged mt Richmond. Va. for the muir
der of $. III. $. Parsons.
Sam Nolan aged 9. of Fort Worth.
Texas committed suicide because his
mother tcaScd him.
William Owen. colored WAS hanged
III Warner. Ark, for Draining his wife
With II hoe.
Don Bruce. cX-mnIS|al of Shelby
vile. Ind. confessed To burglary AT
.Ictfersonville. Ind. and WAS sent to
prison. e
james \. Crozicr's house at Menom-
ince. Mich. was robbed of jewclry
worth $40 while the family were AT
church.
Two attempts We're made to wreck
tile Big -Four train known as tho
Court House Flyer" near Benton
Harbor Mich.
At Elkliorn, w. Va. Deputy United
State Marshal Smith was fired upon
by Il colored desperate named An
drew Dillon. Smith killed. Dillon.
Frank Huffman. the train rohbcr
and desperate who has operated in
Missouri for the past five years. has
been captured ut Collins. Mo.
The Nyack. n. y. posloitice was en-
tered by burglars last nigh, and roh-
he'd of nearly $1,000 i'll money and
postage stamps.
AT Denver Henry Goloyd. 81 hosllci..
lies in a critical condition. with hui
let wounds in his thigh and abdomen
inflicted by Walter Scot, another hest
Ter.
Carl Brown is forced To stay in
MaSsillon. Ohio. and continue his
prosecution of citizen" for riolouS CON
duct. He tried to drop the cases and
pay the costs. but the court refused.
"Spooncy" Butler and j. W. Smith
the GriSwold bank robbers. were con-
victcd ut Council Bluffs. Iowa. Reilly
their confederate who shot Deputy
Sheriff O'Rricn is still nj large.
Dr. HIM. Isicn a wcll-known Jew
fish rabbi of NickSbnrg. Miss. was
phinc in his room ut the hotel in
suicide because of dependency.
William G.. Irvine manager OF the
Ogallalla. the largest cattle company
in Wyoming. has been arrested upon
the charge of shooting AT O. %. Flags.
once called liking of the Rustlers."
OH April 8, 1892.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1895-05-02
South Dakota Agricultural College.

South Dakota Agricultural College,
BY order OF the regents of educa-
ton, special course OF dairying is
offered during the summer term to
both men and women who desire to
make butter and cheese by the latest
and best approved methods, or who
desire to fit themselves to take charge
OF and run creameries and cheese fac
tories. The tuition for the course
will be only one dollar. How to make
good butter and cheese, on the farm,
in the factory and in the creamery, in
the best, most certain and most eco.
nomical, way will be the end aimed at
in the instruction. Daily lessons will
be given in both butter and cheese
making. A dairy building, we'll equip
ped with the most approved modern
machinery and apparatus, and fur
nished daily with an abundance of
milk purchased from farmers, as we'll
as that from twenty five fine dairy
cows, belonging to the College, will be
made use of as the means OF illustra-
tiv, instruction. The methods of
testing specimens of milk for the pur.
pose of determining their value for
butter or cheese, and the method Of
ripening cream so as to make butter
OF a uniform quality the year around,
will be taught and illustrated in the
most careful way. 1t is hoped and
expected that the Dairy School will
be influential in promoting and en-
coaraging the dairy industry of the
state and thus give to the people of
the state another most profitable EN-.
ployment. Board and lodging can be
had in good families for $3.50 to
$500 per week. A few ladies can
have rooms in the dormitory.
The general courses of the college
will also he carried on, and fine
opportunity is offered to teachers, or
Others, during the summer term to
review their studies or to take up
new ones.
Glasses in English Grammar, Ele.
mentary Algebra, Physiology, Book
keeping. Penmanship, Free Hand
Drawing, Civil Government, Rhetoric,
Physics, Shorthand and Typewriting,
Sewing, Instrumental and Vocal
Music, Shop Practice, Botany, Veter-
nary, Medicine, Pharmacy, History,
English Literature, Elocution, st, am
Engineering, and many others will be
carried on. Summer term opens May
18th, and continues to August 1st,
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1895-05-02
FRAcTloUs MlLrcIAMEN
Guilty of 1n.ubordination and A.
xnult on n Sergeant.

Sioux Falls, S. d.. April %. = If
certain member of Company +. S. D.
N. e.. located at Aberdeen. is not pun.
ished severely it will most likely be
because the state has not enough
money on hand to call court martial
and there is no appropriation availa-
BILE. a sergeant and a squad was sent
out to bring IN absentee to the
arm0ry, and they did It. Not, how
ever. without considerable trouble,
for the angry member not only re-
fused to go. but abused his sergeant
and assaulted him. AT the armory'
the captive continued his wordy abuse
of his superior officers. an offense
which is punishable by fine and inn
prisonment in the county jail, or even.
in the penitcntiary. But as was men
toned, the offender will likely get
off with dishonol able discharge. us.
no regular court martial can be con-
vened.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1895-05-02

Canada is running behind in revenue
proportionately even faster than this
country, and the deficit for the year
ending July will not be less than So
100000. There may not be much politi-
cal sympathy between this country
and the Dominion. but the Canadian
people are fully convinced that bust
ness arrangement in the United States
means serious trouble for them.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1895-05-02
A writer in the Medical News sne

A writer in the Medical News sus-
Ecsts that epidemics are transmitted
in the form of germs accompanying
the thousands of tons of mctcoric
matter and cosmic dust which fall an
nually upon the earth. One consola-
ton about this theory is that good as
well as bad germs can find an en-
trance, and there is no reason why q
feeling of cheerful expectation may
not be cultivated in the matter.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1895-05-02

An examination of 42O white tnd
40 colOred minor school children of
Washington by DR.. Belt gave these re-
suits; Normal acutencss of vision,
white "a per cent, colored 80 per cent;
myopic, white 1G per cent, colored 6
per cent. astismatic Of all degrees,
white 25 per cent, colored 10 per cent;
diseased eyes; white 10 per cent, color
ed 4 per cent; choroidal atrophy, white
s per cent, colored per cent.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1895-05-02
General.

The Elks are expected to settle their
differences soon.
Non-union miners in Ohio are driven
from work by strikers.
The Transcontnental Passenger as
sociation may be revived.
A colony of veterans of the civil
war is to be located in Georgia.
Joaquin Miller is charged with
having betrayed a young girl in
Hawaii.
Numerous organizations of various
cities join the National Municipal
league.
A national reunion of veterans of
the civil war will be held in San
Francisco in June.
Democrats of Illinois from state
organization to oppose free coinage
Of silver.
Negroes who We're induced to leave
Southern states and go to Mexico
are held there in absolute slavery.
Chicago is to have a new Democratic
morning paper to be called the En-.
quirer.
The rise in the price of beef has
not deferred the workmen in the
slaughter houses of New York for
calling for increased wages.
A California woman will claim
$2ND.OOO of the Fair estate on the
ground that the late senator was
the father of her child.
A resolution is introduced in the
Pennsylvania legislature to in
voStioata philadolnhia municinnI
affairs.
President Van Horne, Of the
Canadian Pacific, talks about the ex-
tension of the Duluth & Winnipeg
railway.
A meeting of the prominent
citizens of New Orleans was held
for the purpose Of taking steps to
secure the assembling of the national
Democratic convention in New Or.
leans.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1895-05-02

Andrew j. Houston, Of Dallas, Tex.
son of Gen. Sam Houston, has pre-
scented to the City of Cincinnati the
dagger which Santa Anna surrendered
to his father at the battle OF San JAG.
into. The dagger has twclve-inch
blade of the finest Toledo steel and
siX-inch handle mounted with gold.
The scabbard is made Of tortoise shell
With numerous bands of gold and sill.
yer encircling it.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1895-05-02
where Fire once swept.

Hinckley. MIMI. April %. = At q
meeting last evening arrangements
for the dedication as to the new city,
hall were completed. The ceremony.
will be elaborate. Among the speak
ers are to be Rev. d. w. Lynch Of
Brainerd. Rev. P. Knudson of Pine
City, Judge ]. G. Nethaway Of Still
water, Hon. H. G.. Gridley of Du-
luth and Attorney r. G. Saunders Of
Hinckley. Several prominent per-
sons are expected to be present. The
dedication will take place on the
evening Of May 1. IS
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1895-05-02

The addition of Newfoundland to
the Dominion will make the eighth
Canadian province. Thirty years ago
parliament passed an act enabling
Newfoundland to take this step. but
1t steadily refused until rendered help
less by starvation Oh the colonial plan.
The union is forced, and little good
will come of it.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1895-05-02

Lord Salisbury remarked in Il recent
speech that, though personally oppos-
ed to Irish disestablishment in 1869.
he voted for the measure because a
higher authority than the house of
lords had spoken" England is SO far
along on the road to democracy when
fashion.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1895-05-02

State Ora,orical contest,

The state oratorical contest between
representatives from the different COL
!eges OF South Dakota, to be held at
Nermilion May II, is arousing great
enthusiasm among the rival schools.
This years contest will be a peculisr-
ly exciting one, because 1t will in all
probability decide who shall retain
the famous calcedony slab. The slab,
which was given with the understand
ing that the college winning it three
times should keep it, has been con.
tested for six times. Iankton has
had it twice, Redfeld once, Mitchell
twice and Sioux Falls once. Thus it
will seem that if either Mitchell or
fankton wins this year the end is
reached in the struggle. Mitchell is to
be represented by Ethan Cotton.
lankton's man is A B. Rowell.
Sioux Falls has selected clergyman
OF mature years as her Representatives.
His Grafton is on Oliver Cromwell.
The Sioux Falls man carried off the
honors last year, but it was afterward
charged that he was guilty OF plagiar-
ISM, which charge has never been sat
isfactorily disproved. r. B. Hall will
speak for Red field college. The Brook
ings agricultural college will hang its
hopes upon the success of young
lady whose name has not vet been
made public, while the state Universe
ty at Vermillion will DO represented
by c. w. Faucet. In connection
with the oritorical contest, the an
nual athletic meet will occur on May
II and IS.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1895-05-02
Foreign.

Spanish troops are whipped i'll "a
fight with Cuban insurgents.
y fire in Paris destroys large num-
Der of valuable art models.
The Russian government has eXpell-
ed Nine. Modjcsk;l from Russia.
France. German! and Russia threat
Ell to put in their oars in the Jap
Chinese settlement.
Several earthquake shocks have
been felt throughout the Cape Verde
islands during the last few days.
German historians will meet next
month at nkfort-on-the-AIain al,
the Deutscher Historikcrtag.
shakespeare week" at Stratford on
Avon opened with the production of
Goldsmitll's "Slc Stoops-to Conquer =
Alma Tadrma's "Glaucus and Ny
dia' WAS sold foli SLIGO at Il recent
London sale. and Sir John Millais'
"Pippa' for Sl.2o0.
Two Americans named Thoerner
and Kiogel. who are walking around
the world. have arrived ut Monte Car
To-.
a mural tablet in honor of the chem
list Pastcur was unveiled at the cen
tcnary celebration of the Ecole Nor
male the chief college of France.
The Emperor of Japan in an ad
dress congratulating his subjects upon
the victory over China. urges them to
continue in the path Of civilization.
Owing to the interruption of tele
graphic service. communication he
tween Capt. Gen. Martinez de Cam
pos and Havana has been cut off.
Sir Robert Hamilton whose death
is announced in London is understood
to have been mainly instrumental in
framing the first home rule bill.
The Anchor line steamer Bolivia.
with 100 cmigrants on board, was run
into in the Fay of Naples by the
steamer Cyrcnian. The Bolivia was
quite badly damaged, but nobody was
hurt.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1895-05-02

Two facts developed in Japan are
likely to protect it from hasty for
cign intervention. 1t is found TO he
nation OF good fighters and Surchargcd
with patriotism. Japan hates China.
any nation that NEEDLES with its hard
earned victory.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1895-05-02

The splendid new steamer st. Paul
has finally been launched and n few
months hence she and the st. Louis
will join the Paris and New York in
the Inauguration of great line of
United States mail steamers with
portant event in its bearing upon the
interests of American shipping and
the reputation of the country.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1895-05-02
Life-Taker Save. a Life.

New York, April %. = Joe Akin
son, who. as executioner at the Tombs
hanged forty-siX persons. assisted in
saving the life of Edward Law, a
wholesale tea merchant in Brooklyn
who attempted suicide by turning on.
the gas in his room. Atkinson was
passing at the time and broke in the.
door
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1895-05-02
JOHN II. TURNER.
british Columbia. New Pr%m,-.

Vancouver, b. c., April %. - Hon.
John II. Turner the new premier,
was given n reception last night by
the city government. 1t was most
brilliant affair, prominent people be-
ing present from all parts of British
Columbia. Mr.. Turner is an English
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1895-05-02

One important fact may he read he
tween the lines of the conditions inn
posed on China by Japan. The dense
ly populated empire is to be opened to
the trade of the world and will no
longer be allowed to occupy a large
slice of the earth in selfish and savage
eXclusvencss.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1895-05-02

The Canadian canal regulations for
1885. just issued. make no dscrimina-
ton against citizens of the United
States. The Dominion has discovered
that its old policy was chiefly useful
In injuring its own business interests.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1895-05-02

"A subscription raised among women
named Katherine in England and
America has been the means Of placing
a monumental stone of gray fossil
marble over the remains at Petersbor-
ough cathedral of Katherine Of Ara
gon, first wife of Henry Will, and the
sublime figure in Shakespeare's drama
named after that monarch. The grow
ing attention to the nobler phases of
history is one Of the gratifying signs
Of the times.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1895-05-02

The late Ward McAllistcr gave this
definition of gentleman: "a gentle
man is person free from arrogance
and anything like self-assertion, con-
siderate of the feelings OF others, and
so satisfied and secured in his own
position that he is always unpreten-
tious, feeling he could not do an I'M
gentlemanly lct; rs courteous in his
manners to his interiors as to his
equals"
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1895-05-02
unfor.unntc Excnta.

James AIillcr's iive-ycar-old son was
Killed by trolley car at Peoria. Ill.
An Alabama cyclone killed three
people.
Fire at Chester. Neb.. destroyed the
entire business portion of the town.
Forest fires are causing great dam
age in New Jersey.
Hail storms in Texas caused dam
age amounting to hundreds of thou
sands of dollars.
The villa Oh Prospect Hill. larry
pianist, was destroyed by fire.
The two-year-old son of Thomas
Knight was killed by train at
Adrian. Mich.
L. II. Key. aged sixty years. a prom
inent railroad official. was instantly
killed by being run over by an engine
at Elkhart. Ind.
While playing With gun Ernest
Cooper. aged nine years, shot and
killed his five year-old brother Reny
in Wabash township, Ill.
Fred Fcnicle, four years of age, fell
into II stream of water at the rear of
his home in Canton, o., and was
drowned.
Louis II. Ley. prominent Lake
Shore e. Michigan Central official.
was killed III the roundhouse at Elk
hart, Ind, by the accidental starting
of an engine.
Irving little. aged 10 years, and
Miss Kate Canter. aged IS. quarrelcd
while out boating near Washington,
D. G. They stood up in the boat, the
craft capsiZed and both were
drowned.
While narrowing n field at Andcr.
son, Ind, Tom Talmage's team ran
away. He ran after them. when the
harrow tilted, striking him in the
back. 1t buried itself three inches
and cut frightful cash. His injuries
are fatal.
Almost the entire business portion
of Duquesneborough, opposite Nc.
Keesport, on the Monongahela river
was destroyed by fire of supposed in.
cendiary origin, which broke out at 4
in the morning. The loss is variously
estimated at from $4,000 to $15O,OO0
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1895-05-02
P1TH OF THE NEWS
EVENTS OF THE PAST wEEEk IN
A CONDENSED FORM.

The Latest and Most Important New.
of the World. Culled rrom the
Telegraph Reports of the Press
Associations.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1895-05-02

The Chinese are glad to get out of
the fight by signing treaty giving
Japan all that it demands. In the
hands of a people the reverse of great
the pen is mightier than the sword.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1895-05-02
Criminal DoinRs.

North Carolina negroes terrorize n
town and come to grief.
"A New York woman is murdered
after the manner of Jack the Ripper.
A Salvation Army leader has been
arrested at Butte, Mont. for counter
felting.
A Chicago young man has been ar
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1895-05-02
cHokED THE CHILD.
A Farmer Near whitehall, Wis. II.
Arrehtcd

Whitehall Wis. April 2S.-Alvah
Andrus IL farmer living near Osseo.
this county, WAS brought here to-
day, charged with numbering the in
FAINT babe of his daughter, Mabel
Andrus Clark. He was arraisn.d be-
fore County Judge Oden and his ex-
animation adjourned until May /.
The story of the crime. as reported
by his daughter. who made the com
plant. is that on April IS. 1892, when
she was but seventeen years old. she
gave birth to an Legitimate child at
her fathers home. Immediately af-
ter its birth, it is alleged. lie took the
child from it's mothers side aud
choked it to death on the bed. In the
house ut the time. it is said. there
were three small children and Ed.
ward An'lrus. the twenty-One year-old
son of Alvah. Andrus had previously
sent some of his family away to
friends at Augusta. about ten. miles
distant. In spite of the girls pleas to
spare the life of the child. it was
strangled and the body WAS buried
near the barn, and the father tlireat-
eEed that the girl would be hung il
she ever told about the affair.
District Attorney .skern and Under
Sheriff Frcderickson visited the prem
Uses yesterday aud made an unsuc-
sessful search for the child's body.
Edward Andrus. the son. is now I.
student at Lawrence university at
Appleton. this state. where he is
studying for the ministry. The sheriff
has gone there to arrest him as an
accessory to his fathers crime. Tie
elder Andrus is now in Jail here. The
son has borne q good reputation.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1895-05-02

Appleton. Wis. April %. Edwin
Andrus left Appleton this morning in
company with stranger, who is
supposed to have been an officer. The
man called very early at the house of
Janitor Carpenter, of Lawrence uni-
versity. where Andrus has room.
If he was arrested no one in Apple
ton knows anything about it. He
left word that he was going home
and would be gone three or four days.
President Plantz and other officers Of
Andrus has been student for the
past five years, We're greatly shocked
to learn that lie was under suspicion
of being an accessory i'll the crime.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1895-05-02
CLEANED FROM ASSOCIATED PRESS
TELEGRAMS.

That Old Capital Campaign-Lcgislature
of lts Base on Fish-Iit the Wrong Man
State Oratorical Contest.-South Dakota
Agricultural College.
The herald., 1895-11-26
character was understood he was prompt.

character was understood he was prompt
lg expelled.
The sheriff and his deputies are look
ing for this man with a forery warrant.
They would like to get service upon him
Felton. 1t Is thought, took the 5:15 pm.
train for San DIEGO. II be did he is
now at Tia Juana AMI it will undoubtedly
taxa the most persuasive wiles Of Con-
stable Harry Johnson and Deputy Sher-
LIT Martin Aguirrs to get him across the
lIue. t.g
f. FELTON, was a person whose appearance
did not favorably impress one There
was always something magneticallv re-
pe!lant about him. He was an insipid
sort of man who always desired to
mack great show on the little capital
he possessed. His wife apnart ntly
thought u great deal of him, and as far as
known they had no trouble bvtweeu
them.
MRS. FELTON, GONE.
A call was mpde last evening at Si6
South Pearl street. The servant said
that Mrs. Felton had lett the city Satur-
day, and that the professor had not been
seen there since Friday last. She did
not know where either of them had gone,
and had heard nothing of the professor S
III isdeeds.
There Is a story current that FELTON, is
also wanted in Chicago for forgery. HIS
dupes in this city feel very sore over the
manner in which he has deffauded them,
and ii he again shows up here they will
make it suitry for him.
The herald., 1895-11-26
THE THREE DISPENSATIONS
Subject Of Evangelist Romig's Sermon Last
Night

Subject Of Evangelist Romig's Sermon Last
Night
The Three Dispensations. illustrated
with large chart. was Evangelist Ro-
mig 9 subject at the First CHRISTIAN
church last night. The speaker said, in
part:
j There are three dispensations Of re-
ligion, each in harmony with the other.
The first the patriarc hal dispensation, be
gan with the creation and covered Pc
Rod of about 1906 or more years, until
after the deiuge.
lied governments and the world had be.
come SO corrupt that Noah alone was a
preacher of righteousness, and be and
his family, eight persons in all, we're
saved by faith and obedience.
Tine second dispensation, the Jewish,
began after the deluge with the children
of Israel in bondage in Egypt. BY faith
and obedience thew were led by Muses.
through thu Red sea, out of danger from
Pharaoh's army. and sang the song of de-
liverance aftea crossing the he'd sea.
The skeptical friends sometimes hold
up tn 'ir hands in horror at the idea OF
God infiictlne the death punishment up
on Pharaoh's army or ask Was it just?'
God gave the law of capital punishment
a ter the Geluge. Whose shetd tn man 3
blood, by man shall his bl cd be shed.
And this punishment was the execution
the law which they had broken when
they slew the Hebrew Children.
''In the third dispensation the Chris
tian. beginning on the Day of Pentecost,
continuing t" the present day, and will
continue until eternity. Christ is our
leader and saves from sin, through bap-
tism into the church.