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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1896-02-27
CHAPTER VII.
KxIMscorr or TIL0ArR.

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~, ~ IIesn xIsoIes Asaniscots ~ WV
y sssrxtss 1s. - r1.L =. myssssy' We AelIlscOtCs
!. r,iIv n III thst -, sns I p' ss coun.x my
Colonel ns sI himself passed e The e
49, 49, 49, W.L y ~ ul.xeIsLess LOuse =,
Sousnsan AnfIana. wnat tnerelore. could
I%nslosp.bi. ! - shs @omsns Guy
t;onf Not = word thsf Ia ssid' r. n smrs
implied 10 Guy himself the dspth Of his
surprise: buf Elnla. With her maryeions i,-
sie6t, could &C. 4 once. for Iii that,
81 the very hare III lis eyes that he
i isscis.s.a 4. other sss a dsT i h e. bee. BEEN
by sardanapalus. Nav. more: he seenaed
q wish vfth ail his heart Is leave tie
vonne mans nresence ma vet 10 ia rInsd
to the snot. n snite 81 himseif ~ some
strange computation.
Il Ms With Z dreamy, far-away tone In
seominaly simple words uAnd il vour
brother here. too this afternoon. Nj. War.
ing?"
Eyes, he's somewhere about" Guy an
swered, carelessly. tsHell turn M 81 and
by. no doubt. Hes pretty sure 10 fina ont.
he'l come round this way 70 speak to her"
For some time they stood tslkine IN !
liftla rrOun nv tha bench. C0lnneI Kelm-
scott thaWino ~ deerees and rrowino crad-
ualiy intereefedin Whit Guy had 70 ~.
vhife EIma looked On With 4
curiosity.
The CoIonsi murmure9 onos nnJer That
haavv white musfache Of his: Eyes I think
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veer rscciIect and .nnth.r n th.
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ABig cold Wave Freezes che E,s4.

new YoRk.-tSpecial. IA cold wave
OF unusual severity has ~overspread
this section. In this vicinity the tam
perature Is said to have besnA below.
The coolest here since the weather
6ureeu was established. AT Saranac
Lake the temperature was 40 below.
2 lowest on record there. AT Gene
g tsalis there has beed q drop 81 so
degrees: At Boston and other New
ENGLAND points also tho report is Of
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CHAPTER VIII.
xLMA BREAKS OUT.

Mrs. Clifford returned from Chetwood
Court that day in by no means such high
spirits rs when she vent there. In the first
place, she hadn't succeeded in throwing
Elma and Granville Kelmscott into one
ai1other's company Ut all, and in the sec
ond place. Elma had talked much under
her very nose, for half IN honr ct Z stretch,
with the unknown young painter fellow.
When Elma was asked out anywhere else
In the country for the next six weeks or so.
Mrs. Clifford made up her mind strictly to
inquire, In private, before committing her
self TO 81 acceptance, whether that danger
included In the party.
For Mrs. Clifford admitted frankly to her
self that Cyril was dangerous; d. dangerous
IS they make them, He was Just the right
axe; ne was handsome, he was clever: his
t6wny brown beard had the fhintest little
touch Of artistic redness, and was trimmed
ard dressed with provoking nicely. He
ess an srtist.s too: and the girls nowadays.
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Aord Totteringham lover the album
" ylewsl-Don't you-er-love an an
cient ruin, Miss Goldrox?
IN; Mi 8 Goidrox (flutteringlyl-I-I-.
TINS y SO sudden, your lordshir: INT,
you might ask papal-Pnck.
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ny were people made to swish"
,ul SO many things theycan never oetY
Wouidn't 1t have been a. easv - maka
people better satisfied
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sgytee 9nd the Warnings were late to arTive,
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Cubau, was assaulted and nnalIy bcater
unmefciiUlly, the only excuse given foi
this outrage being that abe had been
guilty Of the ofionse OF m1rfylng 2
Bpaniard.
A WAR OF EXPERIMENTATION At HAND
NEW YoRIS, Aug. 30.-A dispatch 10
the world from Havana sayti The
rebels must be defeated before the emu
Of tho year, ~ Premier Can0vta has
cablud 10 General weyler, explaiHing
thRt the Spanish government has taxed
alarm MT the developments OF recent
interview between United Siales
Minisior TAYLOR and tue Duke o.
lie uau, Spain's minister Of foreign
anairs.
Gen. weylur cabled bsoS to Madrid
that In thst cnse he must resort 10 e1.
ttemo methods.
"Do rs you please" replied scnof
C1nOvas.
Thereuron Genefni woyler deter.
mined 10 issue shortly an edict forbid.
ding the grinding VI the ssason's sugar
crop.
When that edict appears war will
begin In earnest. Cuhhus will occupy
hills aud wOodf, tue Spanish troop
VIII be VA elites and towns. The
sugar mills will bs etruyed ny
10th sides, Tor Weylsr will acto,H
Gjmez'a tactics aud enter upon .
campaign Of extirpallon. Cuba viii
be madv desolale by fire and swor'.
The torch will bu applied by rogulats
and insurgents alike 10 everything
which might give aid and oomiUtt to
the enemy. Everybody outside thu
military lines viii DO shot without
challenge.
There was panic IN political and
nuauoIal quarters when Ten. Wry.
iof'a intention leaked out. Tho Mar.
quls OF Ape1iCgula, tho chile. u the
Conservative party, was Immediately
summoned 30 Havana by wire and
arfived yesterday ffom the COnslauoia
sugar plantation, whore lie was max.
lug extensive preparations Tor next
yeai's crop. a meeting Of ,he con.
sentative leaders was belt. Phutort
and politicians II gfeit Influence were
pfesent. AiiDr long anu hot diicus.
sion, In which General Wuylets OK.
| pecled odict was denounced without
stiui, fee3lutlons were adopted TO this
/ PURPOSE.
Fiui-That committee composed
| Of the Marquis " Ap,2,eguin, Paiqutl
Goigoohea and Falacco Sauchtz wish
| Wrylcr and try 10 prevail upon him
not TO tissue the edici.
seo0nd--li no persists In his deter.
mination 20 issue the odici, that the
| government 1T Madrid DO urged 10 70.
call Weyler 10 spain.
These auiaeioua resolutions are the
talk Of the city, as II Is we'll know
that Spa nish rule In CubA has AWAY,
been upheld by and In control Of tht
conservative party, especially ia time,
Of war, anu that the pariy'd resolu,
tions nio Ia effect law.
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that the Joint note a the cmhsfaaiors
~ the powers, asking tho Sublime
Porte 70 suppttsi The uisoriers ia Con.
siantinople without delay, failing 10
have the desired effect, the repfesenta-
lives ~ the powers dispatched n loint
ttlegfam warning the sultan that he
endangered the Turkish empire by SUI
cfing the continuance ~ anarchy by
tte counivanco " the imperial troops
and the police. IL ia said that the tul.
tan tfcmbltd when he received this
warning telegram.
Neither the members Of tho diplo.
matte circles rof rational Observers
dtubt that an armed mob Oi Turks had
been previously organized Tor possible
riots. IL was noticed that LEES than two
hours after the iussne attack on the
Ottoman bank By the Armenians the
mob that filled the streets at Galata
ovofHpTead the whole city aud Turks
10 parties tom 40 10 100 strong, ap.
patiently, crossed tue lghtor8 from
STEAMBOAT.
In commenting upon the Iapidiiy
with which the moi ovUtepfoad Con-
eianlinople alter the attack upon the
OuCmsn hans, tho COnslantlnople
correspondent Of tie London Tlmes
Gays that all Of the mischief could
not have been done Without otgauizi.
lion n. d without the GonnivancO u
tho authorities.
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sPAIN's TnOUbLEs.
cuban Insurgents charged with uany
Acts of Cruelty.

Cuban Insurgents charged with nany
Acts of Cruelty.
HAVANA, Aug. 30.-Guerlllas from
FigO, spain, connected vita tue Llsl.
taIia division, overlook tue banus OF
Castillo and Banderas. After sharp
fighting the Insurgents were dialodged
from tue trenches. They lett iiye dead
on the field behind them as they re-.
tired with their wOunded. Seven Of
the troops nre said to have boon
wounded In tho engagement.
Insurgents lurking IN the outtkirts
OF Ban Antonio dc Los BanOs, proylnce
OF Havana, recently fred Into the
Spanish hospital occupied by yellow
fever patients. a Temporary panic re-.
suited among tho patients, anu the tx.
element Ia sequence OF this attack
by tho Insurgents was with d.fiioulIy
suppressed.
An aged Spsnlard name Follpe Ma.
deraf, a peBceable citizen residing in
tue town OF Managaa, the father OF "a
large family, was recently captured II
tho suburbs OF tho town aud hangei b.
the insurgents, 30 the Spanish Uilleills
report.
A Manzarillo cOrrtsr Ondept ia Ru.
thority loT thn statement that the IN.
suTgents last week dragged Jose Bllla.
dosiga, another peactRDle Spanish
ci,izen, away from the Bri,leh plantA.
ton o. Media Lucia ana hanged him
10 a tres IN tbs vicinity OF that tow u.
Before HE became extinct aud while
TO VISA twinglug In mldAir they mutt.
lated his body In u lrlghtiul fashion
with mncheles. His wife, a native
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VOL Ksewn AriI.i bond

NEW YoRK, Aug. 3J.-Charlcs
stanley Roinnatt, dtaughsman and
illustrator Of international reputation,
died today OF tue Playofs' cluo 10 thu
city.
Mr. Rninhart was born Ia Pituburg,
Pp., Ia 1874. In 1870 no securol u
position with Harper Bros. ns ufaughts-
man. In 1850 no went to Paris aud,
curing tho six years that no remalnei
In that CITY he was h0nored by recciv.
Ing the gold aud silver medhls for best
dTaughtsmhn AMI illustrator. In 1857
one ~ his paintings was putchasei by
the French government. In $500 Mr.
Rsinhaft established a studio Ia this
city.
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CINoISSATf, Aug. 30.-in the new
oil fields vi 1cnnessou anu southern
kentucky tho Standard OIL company
duting the past week completed two
largo storage tanks on the ODey river,
thlfty.five miles west OF Rugby station,
on tho Queen 4 Ctoscont railroad,
which viii hold nearly 1000 barrels.
OH lines are laid 10 wells within n few
miles Of the thuks, which include the
Bobe Bar well, whlcl opened up the
field by making n dow Of n barrel n
minute Of oil, worth sl.l5 pet barrel
The other wells Efu the Lacy, the
Rock House, Boncs, hzjio aud Stones
Noe. | aud @,
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caas,s A,tnensa b, u ,reb.

OMAHA, Aug. 80.-rho Council
Bluff high school cadets returned
from OAklsnd, Iowa today, whore they
attended the reunion OF tue Potiawat-
tor L. Veterans association anu bad AN
animated experience with mob.
Great crowds OF delighted visitors 10
oakland for thrun days viewed the
urllls. The cadets won distinguished
consideration anu about all the hs uors
they uld cary away. The received
warning that mob nad been organ.
ICED TO tear thsir tent down, Smash up
their accoufemonis anu company prop
efty, aud run them out OF camp, sup.
posed TO bo a plan OF tho rival militia
organizations. There were thirty-elght
members OF the company present aud
they prepared to deieud themiolvos
anu the statot's property In their p1s.
session,
A few minutes before O'Clock this
morning mob appeared 200 strong,
armed with all klnls OF weapons. Tue
cadets had thrown out double guard
line which met the hoodlums With their
guns. Toe cadets dld not nAye their
bayopels or they would have uged them
with good effect. Lieut.. Charles 6ayltl
met the loaGor OF the gang And warned
him away. The waning had the
onecl OF attracting the attention Of I'll,
leader TO the young officer and he wa
promptly attacked anu knocked down.
The cadets dubbed their guns aud
Iusnei 10 the rtsgue. The leader sl
the mob was Truvhlv handled IN the
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satoIii'. successor.

wAsnIsoIog, Aug 3O.-Cardinal 81.
TOLL has received word from Rome
that his successor, Father Maftinelli,
arrive In Washington on or about Sep.
TENDER .0in, Tue new delegate viii
sail from Genoa on thu Fdl1a Sspism-
brs 9Th. Thero will b. ~ formal In.
ttalling on his arrival. Ho viii cate r
at once on tho duties Of his 0flioe under
the direction aud guidance q Cardinal
5atolll, who Will remain his guest nj
most month.
Cardinal salolh will leave Washing.
ton on or about O1iober l0.h anI sail
Tor Europe October l7th, according "a
present plans.
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NEW TIME GlRl, IN EFF[CT MlI lO, llSB
Trains depart aud arrive a. sult Lake Civ.
daily. ne follows
nrrARr


.Oo am overland limited for Chicago, Omaha.
Denver, Kansas CITY, r. Louis, ogden
,go 'I' "a n1' ioSs express Tor san Francisco.
ogden, cache Valley and intermediate
icJp IA local express Tor ogden and nterms.
5o0pi5 huanuc express Cor chicago. Omaha.
hCuysr. hantas ti,Y, - Loat, hutte,
for. And, san Francisco.
$50 o. Do local express Tor Netcur, linuc,
Provo Acphi, Manu and intermediate
iCtbpm mail and express Tor Provo, Nephi,
Milford, trlscl tud intermediate ioluu
'1Al IN mixed train iur Oarleid beach.
4uosle aud IugAiuut,
ARRIVE
$40 ~ overland uuilod from Chicago
Omaha, IT, Louis kansas Ciiy, Denver
fark city ana trHCu,
q o. o. Iu iHsil nd express from Helena. Huite,
Portland, aau Ffau CISCO, Igdon and TO-.
tefmrdiato points,
7ls nm l,,esi cypress tom san Francisco
Cache valley ogden and inGermediatg
$50 IN Atlantic express from Chicago
Omaha, ~ LOUIS, Kansas tIsY, LenNcl
and ogden.
1916 a M mai and express from frisco, alr
fort hcphi, moo aud intermediate rolLt'
t.ll pm local express nom hCrcur Jiuur
ifoNo, Aephi Mauii ana mtcimtdia,'
.a.dl - in mixed train from gsrnuus, Tooels
And GARFIELD leach.
irraius south OF Jua1 rlu daly eleep'
Run daily sIeep, sunday
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Tho Hawaiian Trade.

WAuGINGTON, Aug. 3l.-The 81.
version Oi Hawaiian traue from San
FfanciscD TO Nav York ~ commented
on by Consul General Ellis Mills, at
Honolulu, In n report 10 tho state de-
parlmsns. He says the exports this
year are almost double those OF lnsl
year, reaching Ss,7is, 900 ior the year,
against i.9i9, 0OO last year Most OF
tnis Ia Ia sugar, Of which 81. ib7, 500
has been carTloi around Cape Horn,
direct to New York, instead Of going
via sau FfauClsco.
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TnE EISrupnron.
Festival to open In NEWER romorrsa
tuesday,

DESyER, Aug. 30.-rho national
Eisteddiod festival viii open ia tue
Arlington park pavilion In this city
next Tuesday ut l:aO. There will bs
soyen sessions In all, the last being on
Friday evening.
Arrangements hav, been mado by
which chotuste will he rendered with
1000 trained voices, nn1 my soloisls
have come from different parts OF Ia,
country 10 take pare Ia tho entertain.
monte. Some OF these singer. nrt
among the foremost In the Unite,
States.
on the pavilion l. IL said that Rfaa
success has bopn achieved In It's cree
ton. TOE s0undlnR-boafi IL repre-
sentid 70 DO perfect, Rnd the same Il
uus Of the acoustic properties o.
the vast hall, which will seat 10, Coz
people.
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husnvILLE, IND, Aug. 3l.-Mts.
Maty Il. Lvasu OF Kansas, IN an inter.
view alter her speech mere, said she
had tspoused socialism ~ the comiug
form OF government, and will after
the campaign, begin propaganda foi
socialislic principles. She has abNn.
dOnod all Idea OF entering the minis.
try. she will slump the state OF New
York and Pennsylvania Tor Bryan.
Sno says she proposes 10 take up her
permanent residence oil tho Atlantic
coast. she DOES not like Tom Watson,
anu says II he IL patriotic anu u semitic
man, ana hss tho welfare Of silver NJ
hear, ho will withdraw from thC
vice presidential race. Al present tht
thinks him the greatest menace To
Bryan'a success.
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rEguyIAN ELEuTroN.
10 Is EXPECTED TO Result In n Rsvoi-;'
lion.


LIMA, Peru, Aug. 30.-(Via Gal.
weston, Tex. - Phe latCet reports from
Chile afc 10 tue effect that the regis.
trata and election officials have re-.
solved TO attend and tako part Ia the
meeting Of C0ngress called for today
for the PURPOSE NJ determining who
has been elected President. There ~
considerable anxiety As 10 tue result.
The election recently hel1 IN Chile
was one OF the stormieat ever hold In a
cguutfy noted Tor stormy elections.
SeucT EtazIfiz, editjf Of one Of thu
leading nowuuapum " Chile, was the
candidate u the conservatives. Senior
FREDERICK Erusnflz has been MON.
ber OF several Chilean cabinets aud he
IL regarded ae Ouu OF tue most brilliant
Di the political leaders OF South
America. The candidate OF the opposi.
ton was senof Royce. IL was reported
that Senior Efazunz expended mOrr
than 100000 In HE clmpaign. Senior
Royce, on the other hand, announced
that no would not spend one cent.
GA account Of the ciospnrss Of tue
vote, II II feared that revolution may
be attempted, no matter which candi.
date II triumphant. There IL little
talk Of n third or compromise candi.
date.
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PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 30.-rhc
nghuns cruiser Brooklyn has TO.
turned triumphantiy to her dock a.
Cnmp's shipyatd. After leaving Bos.
ton tue two forward engines were un-
coupled In order that tests may be
male Of the ship's cruising properties
under various conditions. Naval
officers state tnat the result Of these
observations will show that the Brook,
lyn 10 the mts, economical cruiser
HiiOAt.
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cRErAw RrFoRMs.

ATHENS, Aug. 30.-rho scheme OF
reform proposed in the goverumenl Of
Crete AMI sanctioned by the sultan, 10
addition 10 concentrating the power In
the hands Of n governor general, who
shall be- a Chfiiiiau; the reorgnnzt'
lion Of the gems d'armte by European
officials. tho independou Of tho
judiciary OF Crete. anu economic au.
lonomy with tho Iaymont Of tribute
70 tho sultan, also provides that tho
Croians shall be allowed 10 tax Turk.
ish imports Tor tho purpose OF provid.
ing fund which ehali be applied 10
tho col leusstion Of tho victims Of the
recent ulrOrdpfe.
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moioo that followed aud several VI tue
cadets received bruises ani blaos oytt
tina. rendered those members tempOr'
arily useless. The assault Of the mob
was becoming 20 aggressive anu dau.
fCfous tho cadets were on the pOlui Vi
rtsoftiug to tho use Of their guns when
q lull occurred.
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The Armenian Question TO be settled
usfsrs Long.

LONDON, Aug. 8l.--A dispatch 10
the Standard tom Berlin says; IL u
announced from Vienna that the Hua'
sian car ami Emperor Ffanc.a Joseph
aud thu ftatuemen who ATTENDED tue
recent political conference nell there
arrived at au agreement which VIII
probably settle tho Armenian trouble
without disturbances q the txttlug
frontier. Prince Lnbanon Is reported
u have said: 1--WE have enough 9 do
with our own Afmonlans. We DO not
Waut 10 have their number iuofoased.'
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Tho Philippine island Rebellion.

MADRID. Aug. 3O.-Tho official tele.
grams received here from Captain.
General Blanco, governor Of tho Phil.
ippine Islands, Announce that 1000
rebels took tue field against the spAu.
ish iorcee fot tho purpose OF bringing
about revolution. The Insurgents
we're badly aimed and easily defeated.
Troops arc now la purtuit OF the iugi.
tives. Governor Blanoo, however,
esIimstes tue tephratisIs number al
least 1000.
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80. flor bingham. Provo. Grand
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dunttua ana the kast.. ... us y. m
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LosDoS, Aug. S0.--A dispatch 10
ihs Times from Cnnsianiinopie savA
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-05-01
Hoods Pills fully prepared. ., cents.
Let People BE Warned.

Every man who carries insurance in
the Modern Woodmsn, the A. o. u. W.,
Independent Workmen. or kindred fra.
ternal societies should be on guard
against the Vaccinations OF the old line
life companies. whose political agents
are already planning TO elect "a legisla-
ture next fall that will forbid the mutual
companies to do business in Nebraska.
It's early to begin talking about legisla,
tive candidates, but the insurance lobby
Is already organizing, and il is high
time for the people to begin looking out
Tor their interests. The cheapest rate
per 900 that ANY reliable old line com :
pany offers is about $50 for an applicant
aged b years, but the Woodmen and
Workmcn, all safe aud SQUAD ~orsaniza.
tions, furnish insurance to d man os like
age for about 50 per $1,000. No wonder
the old.lincrs want to drive cut the
mutuals. The same story holds good In
tire insurance. The German Farmers
Mutual here in Sarpy county furnishes
Insurance. at about one.tenth the rate
charged by the old line concerns, and ii
10 a safe and sound company, too. What
a picnic the old liners would have in
Nebraska if only they could elect a legis
lature that would cripple or drive on,
the Mutualsg The insurance combine
| has abundant CAPITAL with which &c
push it's schemes. and the Times urges
tho common people Of the state to wax.
up now and begin talking and voting
against tie combine.-Papillion lines