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The Irish standard., 1895-08-31
NoT1CE OF EXPIRATION OF REDEMPTION.

NOTICE OF EXPIRATION OF RED TON.
In whose name assessed, Albert Mason; aoscrip-
tioa Of land, Wilard's Subdivision of block II,
Mendelssohn Addition to Minneapolis. Henne-
pin County Minnesota; lot 26; year tax levied,
May 2, 1892; amount sold for to purchaser, $40,
interest, penalty and costs; l5c: total amount
quired to redeem CSC; total. CSC.
Office of County Auditor, Hennepia County,
Minnesota, To Albert Mason; You are hereby
notified that, pursuant to tax jugrnententered in
The District Court, County q Hennepin, State of
Minnesota. rs above stated--the land herein above
described assessed il your name, was sold for tag
as above stated end that the time ; allowed by lay
after sixty days have elapsed after service Of this
notice he's been made and proot thereof end q the
to the amount above stated. as Necessary TO re-
deem from said sale, the cost Of service Of this
az may accrue from and after this date.
Witness ny hand and oeiai zeal at Mnnear
.!une, 1895. c. K. COOLEY.
Per J. o. DAVIS, County Auditor
Deputy.
No. 1872 ISeal1
The Irish standard., 1895-08-31

NOTICE OF EXPIRATION OF REDEMPTION.
In whose name assessed, Geo. Mallory; descrip
Mendelssohn Addition to Minneapolis, Henne-
pin County, Minnesota; LOTS year tax levied 1890;
date of Judgment, March Il, 1892; when sold. May
3, 1882; amount sold for to purchaser 54c interest,
penalty and costs, 45c; total amount required to
redeem, $50; total, 99c.
:, Office Of County Auditor, Hennepin Comfy,
men. entered il the District Court, County
stated-the land herein above described, as
sessed in yonr name, was sold so for tax as above
denption from said sae will have expired aftes
has been made and proof thereof and of the eher-
IFS fees has been fled in this Office In addition
to the amount above stated, as necessary to re-
deem from said sale, the cost Of service Of this
notice muet be paid together. with such interest
Witness my hand and official seal, at Minueapo-
lie, in said County Of Heunepin, this 18th dhy OF
June, 1895. - &. Il. COOLEY,
Perl O. DAVIS, County Auditor.
E No. 1880 lseall
The Irish standard., 1895-08-31
Hotel Bruins, wick

Cor. 4th,st. md Hennepin .aae.,
MfEnE4P0LIs, sfT.silssf.
OWEN EPPLEY. Prop, ~ T 7
A.MIsI2IGAN#zs1 Nm 81 Ell ROPB
500 per to &. 40 per day
commerpIa N rAde IN ss,I,sci s5.$,
The Irish standard., 1895-08-31
PRODUCE MARKETS.

a4 Minneapolis, Thursday, Aug %.
Bnttsr-The market is rather easier an
eysra creamery and firsts. Other grades
sffbw no chanse 10 SPEAK Of. Tha market is
rather quiet. Fine dair!es are rather
scarce. There is vsrv little butter coming
that era q es uD fancy.
The Irish standard., 1895-08-31

ii55g tits d habi with some people VIII n they
| wish their own virtues to look the Whitest
ALWAYS To- use the faults OF others as a
|sbAek -sros.n 5Ss5. ss IS B
aiisFay survive IN the hisDand. But sitt
tnot equaII true tha al. Iile sswee heal does
Isfaas nh
The Irish standard., 1895-08-31

NOTICE OF EXPIRATION REDEMPTION.
iando 4.Hcnpn
The Irish standard., 1895-08-31
No. 292;


free n @ as 1oo sxp
hand and official SEAL at in SAID County e. this M
PERI 6 Sopa2sy Avd'0r'
|seu Deputy.
The Irish standard., 1895-08-31

Office or County Auditor. Hen
Cole: You are hereby notified thu
Couu ty OF Hennepin. State OF Mil
assessed in yourname. was sold
for redernp zion from said SO le. wi
.ol this noiice has been5madA and
Office. In addition to the anoun1
cost OF service of this notes mus
and after this date,
Witness my hand and official
day Of june sss1ss.
The Irish standard., 1895-08-31

made subject TO c,-ndling.
tarket is vel, cleaned up and in
Demand good for hens and
ems s5f
j on. live; poultry are as fol-
The Irish standard., 1895-08-31

Receipts continue fairly large and all
grading No. 1. The general price Is &c
under Chicago price, although certain
roads where it can be shipped direct tc
the mills without transfer charges this
Ssrade will bring within SC OF Chicago
price,
The Irish standard., 1895-08-31

CTATE OF MINNESOTA, County OF He nnepin.
y Probate Court.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1895-02-26

Hayne-$32. Rules were suspended
and resolution passed second and third
readings. Sent to Senate without en-.
grOssment.
Resolution to pay to A. J. Moye,
d~oorkeeper, funeral expenses of DIR. S.
A Williams, of Warren, amounting to
$63 rs; passed second and third read
ings.
Resolution for relief of widow Of
Capt. A. Warner, with favorable re.
port that the State pay her / 1851. Mr..
Huffman moved to table. Motion to
table failed. The bill passed it's second
reading.
To amend chapter AZ, private lawso
SO, passed its second and third read
ings.
To establish new township in Macon
county g the Georgia line, passed
it's second and third readings.
BILLS REPORTED UNFAvORABLY.
To reduce appropriations to State
Guard.
To amend Code; tabled.
To repeal chapter 80, laws 1898, and
provide for Supreme Court reporter,
tabled.
Tosimplify taking testimony tabled.
To amend bill of rights, &c. tabled.
To provide for local assessment for
public schools; by request of Mr.. Tur-
ner, referred TO committee on educa-
ton.
To furnish Stanly county supreme
court reports. Referred to committee
on judiciary after explanation by Mr..
Smith.
To prohibit distractions to free pas
sages Of fish in Lincoln, CASTOR and
(Nof o Uho . foh1oA
To give notice to applicants for par
To reduce poll tax in Cherokee coun-
ty; tabled.
TO amend section 7O7 of the Code;
tabled.
To prevent obstruction of Drowning
creek; tabled.
To amend chapter 30, private laws;
tabled.
To furnish Hyde county missing
supreme court report; tabled.
To amend section %, chapter 296 of
laws; tabled.
To regulate employment of labor in
factories and mines; tabled.
To incorporate society for prevention
of cruelty to children; tabled.
To change laws of 1898; tabled.
Resolution in regard to justices of
tina peace; tabled.
To amend the Code; tabled.
To repeal all laws that allow com.
missioners OF Buncombe to work con-
victs from other counties; tabled.
To prevent the marriage of first
cousins; tabled.
To repeal chapter 246 of laws of 1885,
in relation to stock law Of Fender;
tabled.
Bill in regard to sale of liquors in
Shelby; referred.
To prescribe duties of solicitors and
regulate their pay tabled.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1895-02-26
CONTINUED ON FIFTH PAGE
ALLIANCE ORGANIZERS.

Jas. II. Wright, Carlton, N. c., Or,
ganizer for Sixth district, composed Of
counties of Johnston, Wake, Durham,
Granville and Vance.
@. Meg. Dunn, Populi, N. O., Organ.
izer for Seventh district, composed OF
Cumberland, Robson, Bladen, Colum-
bus and Brunswick counties.
Elijah W. Flake, Rockingham, N.
O., Organizer of Eighth district, com
posed Of Harnett, Moore, Richmond,
Arson, Union, Stanly and Montgom-
cry counties.
Geo. e Hunt, Michael, N. O., Organ,
izer for Tenth district, composed Of
Guilford, Rockingham, Stokes, For
syth, Davidson, Davie, Yadkin and
Surry counties.
J. P. Sossaman, HuntersviIle, N. c.,
Organizer for Eleventh district com.
posed of Rowan, Cabarrus. Mecklen
burg, CASTOR, Lincoln and Iredell
counties.
First district, composed of the o
ties OF Currituck, Camden, Pasquo-
tank, Perquimans, ChOwan. Gates,
Hartford, Rev. T. W. BabE, Hereford,
N. Q.
Ninth district, composed of Ran
doIph. Chatham, Orange, Person, Cas-
well and Alamance, j. B Means, Trim
ity College, N. @.
Fourth district, Don @. Sanders. Of
Burgaw, N. O., Organizer. Counties
in the district, Wayne, DupIin, Ons
low, Fender, New Hanover and Samp
on.
Twelfth District, composed of the
counties OF Alexander, Wilkes, ALE
gnany, Aahe, Watauga, Mitchell and
George w. Hahn, Tuscola, N. c.,
Organizer for Fifteenth district. com
posed of the counties of Haywood,
Jaeks2n, Swain, Macon, Graham, Clay
and Cherokee.
A. w. Parker, Sylvia, N. O., organ.
1zer for the 14th district, composed OF
the counties of Buncombe, Yancey,
Madison, Henderson, Transylvania and
Polk.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1895-02-26

FL B S39, Crews, to incorporate school
committees in the several counties of
the State.
81 B $40, Dixon, to protect fish in
Sandy Run Middle Swamp and Con
tentnea Creek in Swain county.
81 S41, Woodland, to prohibit sale
of liquors in half a mile of Antioch
BapGIst church, Swanin county.
III B 842. Williams, to incorporate
New Bern Gas Light company.
FL B 843, Bateman, to amend charter
of Plymouth.
81 B 844. King, to supply Graham
county with supreme court reports
H B SIS, Saunders, to amend section
1887 of the Code.
III B $40, Harris, to require schools,
colleges and churches to apply to
clerks of superior courts for letters of
Incorporation
FL B Az, to credit the public school
fund with the uncalled for refund of
direct land tax.
Mr. Smith moved to amend by max
ing the amount $50, 600.
Mr.. Winborne moved to amend by
extending the time till 1897, insisting
that the money was held in trust till
that time, and that it would be a viola
ton of law to payHout sooner.
Both amendments were voted down,
and the bill passed it's third reading by
a vote of 90 to 8. Those voting in the
negative were Messrs. Chilcutt, Harrel-
son, and Lawrence.
8 B 80; FL B 487, passed it's second
reading and was made the special
order for Saturday at IL o'clock.
The Lamar register., 1895-12-14
TRUSTEES SALE

WHEREAS. James A. Wells by his sleed o.
w trust. dated Ocsoe-er s isee. Asd sisly IT.
csrier. in the Couaty of frower- and starr 81
colorado. in book fuur a.. pasc nfe har trea
AZ i,s-,esr sss e.qfsss q sssfs 4 M -,
estate situste Ia the Gcstnty " Prn~eeS and
state of colorado, to-~its The aerth one halt
twenty I'm IN township txenty-two -. soath
OF range forty-seten ~ we<t. tssetbeT With oes
La Jnnta and Lamar CRaai iSause bs-ing evi-
denoed bs ~aier dned No. - 81 the Ia ipnfa
and Lamar Canal goDrxnyl IN trust 10 secure
the payment Of his fyrsnssosy ilcfe for the sum
OF one Thousand iSiconi dollars. dated Actphrr
q hs Nad payable = ne sraeI * ne
1ssI. taeathef ~ith interest therc-xn s8nzi-annn-
ally. as she~n ey Ten ti9l ceapons Of ferty 1891
rsp,ctisely 90 the iirst days OF Aprai and Oesn-
ber, e,f each year, With interest ou said confcn
notes at the Eate of Two Ter esnt fer seth aiies;
Whereas. said decd Of tras: provides that 10
anl iptrrrst thereon Or any psrt thrrvet, thea
il shall be lawful for the said trustee. rhis sue
e.ssor N tr,st g ~ he said premises er any
7ien of the said James A. Wells therein pub
hc zncsioa for cash, and
Where's. said de--d Of trust provides thas in
case u default IN the payuert uf said note or o.
any q said tnteEe~i coupons. The whole q The
and the interest titereen 10 tho titae % sale.
might AZ the ortaon - the hrlfier OF said in
and te said Frrrnirec D. ss,ia 10 Lie lnsasssr and
With same effcct a. Il sad note and aid inter
est coupons had natare5 and
Whereas, ii Is prosided Ia and hy said deed qf
trust that in ease OF the death, inability or re-
fHssl q the said henry J. Aidrich- tsasser1 70
act, 81 any time when action may tse rrsSulrwi
for the execution cf the trusts uneer said dss-d
Of trust. then the legal holder OF said note rnsy
hy writing duly acknee iedsed. apr-ninf n sre-
cs-@dr 10 trust 10 the aid Hcnrf J. Aidfich and
Whereas. the said Henry j. Aldrich = absent
from ehe state Of Colorado. aud unable t. act,
and the Legal holder Of ,hc said mote has b. a
writing duly appainfed the undersigned true
tee hct a. snrccs~cr ef said Henry J. Aldricla,
rsefrts-d in the Office Of the County Clerk And
Recorder ef fs0~ers County and STATE Of Colo
rzdo; and
whrrcAs, sief1ulf has ts-1 made IA tbs pay
me.nt IT All the Interest roupons dre froEn April
l. iss1, October l. issi inclusive and the lecAl
holder Of said note hzz deCiared fhe Nbole "
said principal sum and interest due and payable
and has requested sale uf said ErrHnises. under
said deed of trust
NsS Therefore, the ssier-ixresi. as snrh trus-
tcn. will On Moaday. the ssrd day ~ Deccsnher,
1Sat. NJ tau O'clock In the fpr-nSon at the 1Tr~
uoa. frons door OF the court bosse. IN the
city OF nenyrr. Afapsiss county. Colorado. sell
tho above de-erih--d pruprrty and all ~afer
rights or Interests arSgurtsiutns thercto. a. do
sersbed above. aad IN and b. said deed of trust
euayeycd-
Datsd Novernbey ieth. fsaa
lsiepedi THOMAS L. SMITH.
Successor IN Trust.
The Lamar register., 1895-12-14

San Francisco in two and half days
thus reducing the time half a day.
Equipment consists OF superb new yes
tibuled Pullman pAiace and conpart-
sleepcrs, char car and dining car,
through from Chicago To Los Aageles
without change. Entire train lighted
by Pintseh gas, This is the fastest and
most luxurious service via Aay line TO
California.
Fun particulars obtained by address
ing ]. p. Hail. General Agent, Denver,
Colo.
The Lamar register., 1895-12-14
xorIcE or rINAL sErrLENEsT.

iS rKH MkrgEE % THE EsTArE or EuGESx A.
WILCOX. DsE7EhsEn.
NOTICE is berst,J sires. that On TlInrsaiAy. the
~ .nd dag % January. A. D. t-ssi. hriaszr uae x
tas regular days q fthe Dseeszher a. II fsaa tsF,
q tits tocnty torrs " frgsrrs Ipunty. iE ;he
STATE 81 Colorado. I. l.. Wirt Markhkn1- Al
ntnistrsioF u aid c-iate. riit Att--ar hfar tie
gude II sAid Cossrt. present my nnsi s--tfienssas
soch Asimtnistfa,.sf. Irky the hppruF Al a fle
same. and VIII thea hpfsig 10 - disctIargrd -
aurh AatuiaiStrAtaf. Al uktcli tir.r aud stana
any psrtss1in tntsrest mar apf-ar and pFssezf
oh ,cctiaus to the Same II any fher- ~.
Dated Al Lamar. Pro~er< tounty. Calof0do.
Decenber 81. t-sc-
L. WRIT MARKHAM
Admir istrasor a. the Extata Il E1ssrs A.
Nilcc1- Deoeased
The Lamar register., 1895-12-14
NOTICE oF FNAL sErrI.ENENr

In rHE Matte oF THE E-rsvn or A. Ckxss1.
RaKx. DEcEssED.
NOTICE j. herrh, <iren tha. "a Ihzrs-sAy.
~ the II day of Jahaary. A. D.. 100. teink
sos of the regular dAts u the Ducsnlh-rr. A. u.
Irt. tern Of the cp1nty csfart of frp~rre rnarsy
the state ef tnlorNrin. 1, l., Wit Narkks-n.
adfnisisafor ~ said estates viii apyesf fefere
the ladsp Of sAid conrt. prssrf ms final ssstsis
meat ns ssich administrator pfsy this apprusai
~ tias and vlll th1n aff1y 70 b. dsschArs-
e-t such administrator. Al iItrh time atsd
place any f-rrSon IN Interest nay sugar assd
prs.eent ohlretions e. the sarur n knJ thsse b.
Dated ~ Lamar. Pruerr- cornry. Guinrasle,-
Decerrts.r = t-1c. l. WITT AkEkMaa-
Aduaissrates u the E.;Ats ef A. CAssri bArr.
DsreA@1d.
The Lamar register., 1895-12-14
TRUSTEES sALh.

WHEREAs. Jahii Bars-s.ranf. by bic ,s---si of
w srass dated oesob-l 5. isss. as,a duly ~
eoraer. in tho County of Prowsrs Ansi State -
Colorado. IN book tsenty-three tzAi. rara thir-
tr the folse~iiss, lse-ssibsd real sstssr situate
In the County Of fruperr and State % t41tor Ado.
to-sit; The south cus-haif u % the southwest
quarter ~ Of section thirty-thre~ f173 II toN1-
shiE, tweafy-one sIi south q rsn- forty -siz 40
west; and one water riEtf of one and ~ 20 eahie
feet IN The La Junta Lamar Canal. sane b.
iaz eyideneed By water deed number dfty-nn-
tSlA Of The La JuntA Lamar Canal Company. !.
note for the sum of one thonsasd 5000 esoIlArs
dated October 4. tss2- and payable 20 the order
81 The Colorado Securities Vorrp~ny, on the trst
day Of uctoh<r, lssT. forethcr With interest,"
thereon semi i-aslnnsliy, shC~a by tea fl0l
eouposls OF forty rssol dollars each. arta<het 10
days az April and ocsaber ~ each yesr. With in
fere-t o,a satd es'opon note- ai the rate Of two
whereas, said decd u tru-s f,SoyI5 that In
ease o. siefanlt IN the payment 81 said note. or
any interest theTeen, q any part tberrot- then
ee<sor in trust scll the said premises or ANY
part therent and all right aHsi efulfy Of reieup
lie auction for cash: and
WhereAs. said deed II trust provides that 10
case e default IN the py sesst 81 said rte e q
principal sums secnrnd hy said deed of trust,
Aad the Interest thereaa 10 the Time of sale
d@bses1ne-s- At once become dpe and payable.
and the said pr-niss~ he sold IN like rnanrsr and
VIII same tiIFNf n vote anu
coupons had mafnred and
Whereas IL h proFidesi IN AID by said dee.i of
tSuSt that in cnse 81 the death. inability OF ~
fusal Of the said Henry J. Ndrieh. frustec- 70
Aet At any time when action may b. rczuired
for the execution Of the trusts under said decd
OF trust, then the LEGAL holder AZ said nofe may.
hy writing daily Acknowledged. Apt-snt a sue
csssoT in trust 10 the said Heary y. Aldrich and
Whereas. the said Henry J. Aldrich is ah-eat
from the state Of Colorado. and unable 10 act.
and the le1ral holder of the said note has hy a
writing duly appointed tho undersigned a froS-
tee to set Successor " said Henry J. Altrich.
recorded in the Office Of the foanty Clerk and
Recorder Of Pr0wer~ County and STATE of Coke
RADIO AMI
Whereas defanlf has b-en made in the pay
rnent Of al the interest coupons due from April
J. ls5- to October I-a, inclusive, and the legal
holder IT said note has declared the whole of
said principal sum and interest dne and psya-
hle; and hss requested a sale o. said premises.
>ow. Therefore, the undersigned such true
t-s. VIII ~ Monday. the sixteenth day Of De
ccmber. 1897, NJ ten O'Clock In the forenoon, at
the fremont street front door ~ he cfnrf hstse
- the city of Denver. Aransboc county. tfoIurs.
do, sell the above dt-eribed property. and all
waser rights or interests appnrfain ming thereto.
a. descrihsvi above. ard IN and BY said DEED of
trtsf conveyed
Dated November fs.h fsqn
(sisas%dI THOMAS l.. SMITH.
Surcesior IN Trust
The Lamar register., 1895-12-14

vice 10 Southern Cali.
fornia.
The California Lin
tied leaves Denver at
ioo p. m. Colorado
Springs at 6;fo p. M
and Pueblo a; SIS p,
M, daily. reaching
Los Angeles and San
Diego in two days and
The Lamar register., 1895-12-14
NOTICE

NOTICE = hereby sivrn that the eo-srart1.sr-
lt rhip firm - Stewart aEssi iiliAna. * Lanai
CelnrAda. has zladr asstRunurnt - tta slisisa-
sizned u all its prufeTts for tie ha1eGt - IL
crr-difors- All r--rsons having claims zsrzinEf
said frn II Stewart and Fhksz arp heF-sfy ~
;inr-t to nia thntr claims proslses3 hS iaN. Al
persons tntiebtesi 10 sAid hrm ~ stewart Ai.ii
I pham are hereby notified 10 Easke rasnanf u
raie indebtedness 70 the uE1crsixned al Lamar.
Coloraite.
Dated shi. i-sh day 81 Sosrsnl--r. A. d. isst.
n<ldit NkEsGSk J. NcNft-a.fN. Assignee
The Lamar register., 1895-12-14
New Fast California Train.

The Santa Fe route has inaugurated
a now and strictly limited rirst Glass s.sr.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1895-05-10
ASKS AID FOR SETTLERS
Indians In the Northwest Are Threaten
ing Serious Trouble.

indians In the Are Threaten
Ing Serious Trouble.
Fargo, N. D., May 2.-United States
Marshal Cronan received the following
dispatch from Deputy SCHNEIDER at st.
Johns yesterday: Between 200 and 300
hostlles at Langan preparing to resist.
Citizens are leaving st. Johns through
fear. If you come at all bring assist
ance enough to quiet disturbance and
protect settlers" 1t is stated also tina
h Indians had burned the houses Of
settlers who had testified against them,
but on running the story down it APP
pears only one case OF that kind has
occurred.
Fender, Neb., May 2.-Everything is
quiet in Fender and at the agency.
There will be no developments pending
the trip of Sheriff Mullin to the VII
nebago Agency for the purpose of maxi
ing an arrest. Sheriff Mullin says he
will die in his boots before he will per-
init the Indian police to interfere with
the arrest and %handcuff him again. The
sheriff has declined to accept the assist
ance of a posse.
Chadron, Neb., May lowing to the
fight between Howell Morgan, a clerk
at the Pin Ridge Reservation, and
Capt. Penney. the agent, the situation
among the Indians is such as to make
them ripe for a revolt. Unless some
thing is done to stop the present discord
this region will see another call for
troops.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1895-05-10
roc MUCH
Capt McGimn Tells How the Battle q
Yalu Wa Lost.

Yalu Was Lost.
New York, May 2.-Commander Philo
N. McGiffin, who had command Of the
Chinese ironclad Chin Yuen at the bat
tie OF Yalu, arrived here from Liverpool.
and Is stopping at the Aston house. The
commander received a number of
wounds in the fight and is still some
what c.eaf. He has a tattered uniform,
OF the Chinese navy which he wore on
the Chen Yuen during the naval battle.
He says it was a stubborn fight and
was lost to the Chinese chiefly because
they had no shells to use, while the
Japanese We're well supplied. The Chi
nese shot passed through the enemy's
ships without doing any great damage.
The commander carries two wound In
his left thigh. Commodore Lin vas sup
posed to be in command, but was down
In his room praying to the gods to pre-
serve him.. The commander will soon
go to his home at Washington, Pa. He
did not come back by the Pacific, as
the Japanese had a reward Of $4,000
standing for his capture dead or alive.
Mr.. McGiffin has been in the Chinese
naval service for twelve years. He
founded the naval institute at Wei-Hai-
Wei and did considerable surveying in
Corea.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1895-05-10
EVIDENCE IN DuRRANT cAsE1N
Jealous Husband Saw the Accused and
the Williams Girl Topeth.r

HE&
Jealous Husband Saw the Accused and
the Williams Girl Together.
San Francisco. Cal. May 2.-The evil
uence in the preliminary examination
of Theodore Durrant for the murder Of
Marian Williams is all In, and Judge
Conlon will deliver his opinion tomor-
row morning. DR.. j. S. Barrett, who
performed the autopsy on the body OF
Miss Williams. was cross-examined for
hours by the defendants attorney yes
terday. He said Miss Williams died
from asphyxiation and he~morrhage, the
former caused by rags forced down her
throat and the hemorrhage by the sew
ering of the arteries in her wrist. Other
wounds on various parts of her body
were inflicted after death. C. H. Hill
testified a man resembling Durrant met
q woman answering Miss Williams de-
~Scription near Emanuel Church Good
Friday night, walked rapidly down the
street, and disappeared inside the dark
church. He watched them intently be-
cause. as he testified, he thought the
woman was his wife keeping an APP
pointment with another man. When
he went home. however, he found his
wife there.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1895-05-10
DANGER NOT UNKNOWN.
Warning Concerning Condition of Epinal
RnsorvOjr Had Ram Given

Warning Concerning Condition of Epinal
Reservoir Had Been Given.
Paris, April 30.-The Epinal reservoir,
the bursting Of which caused the de-
struction of over $40, 600, 900 worth of
property and the loss Of more than 100
lives, had a superficial area of 5000, 900
square feet. In 1884 a large fissure in the
main dam developed. This was filled
with cement and oak beams.
In 1885 the feed canal burst above
-Bouzey and carried away a length Of
sixty feet. Several houses were de-
stroyed on this occasion, but no lives
were lost. Some time before this an in
spector of roads and bridges announced
that. the condition of the dam was dam
gerous and notified the people of Bou-
zey to watch for a possible disaster
In 1892 there was a second accident tc
the wall neal Epinal. During two years
the wall Of the dam, which should have
been straight, has shown a bulge to the
extent of about three feet. The chief
engineer Of roads and bridges who di4
rected the building of the dam, haC
great difficulty with his colleagues il
order to carry out his plan Of a straigh.
dam instead of a curved one.
This shape of the Gam is now givel
as the cause Of the accident, but Their
is a possibility that the disaster wa
caused by the illness for fifteen days o
the inspector who was charged with tn
supervision Of the dam,