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Semi-weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings Co., S.D.) 1894-1898, 1896-02-26
Body Taken to Mansfield.

MANSFIELD, o., Feb. "a. Mrs. M. D..
Harter and children have arrived here
from Philadelphia and went to their
home on Park avenue. The body of
Mr.. Harter was brought here from Fos-
toria. 1t is learned that Mr.. Harter
carried 5000, 000 life insurance.
Semi-weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings Co., S.D.) 1894-1898, 1896-02-26
The Mile Laos Petition.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 24.-Representa-
tive Fletcher has presented in the
house the petition of 200 settlers on the
Mile Lacs reservation praying for the
passage of the bill allowing them to
make homesteads of the lands they oc-
cupy
Semi-weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings Co., S.D.) 1894-1898, 1896-02-26
CARLISLE IN NEW YORK.
Will Make Two Speeches Before Re
turning to Washington.

VIII Make Two Speeches before Re-
turning to Washington.
NEW YORK, Feb. 24.-The Adver.
tiser says: Secretary of the Treasury
Carlisle came to town last night and is
at the Fifth Avenue hotel. 81 am
here" he said, "almost entirely ON
public business, and duty, not to say
etiquette, demands that should be 81.
lent"
Mr.. Carlisle will, officially Or other
wise, break the silence twice while in
town. The first time will be the Bald
win dinner, to be given in his honor at
the Metropolitan club, and the second
will be at the Manhattan club dinner.
Semi-weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings Co., S.D.) 1894-1898, 1896-02-26
For the Death Of Maud strnwn.

SHELDON, Ia, Feb. 24.-The prelim-
mary examination of A. A. Bull, as to
guilt or innocence of the murder of
Maud Strawn, has been concluded.
The court bound him over to the grand
jury and fixed his bond at $1,000,
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prom;,spt Men in n Row.

MIppLEsBoRo, KY, Feb. 24.-Bob
Green was shot and killed in dive at
Pineville by John Hayes. Green is the
son of ex-Judge Green, one OF the most
prominent men in the county. Hayes
II also prominent.
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OAkES, PAYNE AND ROUSE
Decision of Judge Lacnmbe Forces
Them to Resign.

Them to Resign.
NEW YORK, Feb. 24.-The decision
in the Northern Pacific railroad re.
ceivership case which was handed
down by Judge Lacombe in the United
States circuit court has been formally
recorded. By the terms of the decis-
sion, the old receivers, Thomas f.
Oakes, Henry G. Payne and Henry G..
Rouse are forced to resign. They are
also directed to make an account to the
United States circuit court for the east
ern district of Wisconsin. The old re-
ceivers are succeeded by Edward III.
McHer Of st. Paul, Mimi, and
Frank Bigelow of Milwaukee, Wis.
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SEAL he RDS.
~an oingley Reports the Bill to
4. the House.

IN, the House.
asaiSGToN, Feb. 24.-Chairman
sty has reported to the house the
- greed upon by the ways and
= committee to prevent the ex-
aati0n s,sa OF ur.bearing animals in
according to the terms of the
u The president finds himself
H. ~ % y secure the cooperation of
~oi iDfltaln' especially in securing
s.Os ! Vlvendi authorized by the
- y 70 protect and preserve the
1 60 49, seal herd for this years seal
- Oa then the secretary of the
authorized to take each and
|ea, auf seal ON the Pribyloff
\ ,n and to sell the skins and cover
ksp,s into the United States
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Will BE Buried Tuesday.

AsHEvILLE, N. c., Feb 24-The
body of Edgar w. Nye will be buried
at Calvary Episcopal church, near Ar
den, on Tuesday next. Mr.. Nye was a
member of this church and regular
attendant whenever he was at home.
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ae Duck Hunting ayaIn

sssaas ,sss9loS, Feb. "A. - President
kGgbtSSa,esiptt ,sit the city at IL p. m. on
Il snn.;ae ,uGuse tender Maple for a days
|0nnias at Quantico.. He was ac-
hlahtho " four guests, one of whom
Il asao,naO Inspector Lamberton
er was Colonel Rives
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SPRUNG THE OLNEY BOOM.

His Name Presented by the Massachu-
setts Democratic Committee.
Boston, Feb. 24.-The unexpected,
and what appeared a spontaneous pres
entation of the name of Secretary of
State Richard Olney for the Democratic
presidential nomination by Mayor
Quincy at the dinner of the Democratic
state committee Saturday, is predicted
as significant by Democratic politicians
and organs. Editorial comment is
quite generally that the state commit
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Aas Operations to ss Resumed.

[uEADWno,, :. 10 bb NesuIneu.
kat TSD, OD, 3. D., Feb. a4.-The
||adon, taaer whies Mining company of
|As ne,, Ircn p owns large group of
n clOssa poeadwood, ! but which have
|ssdis 1a down for the past year, has
k4gsrat;aal representatives to re.
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VERY NOISY FACTION
Reed and Mckinley Men Create a
Storm in Convention.
RUMORS OF BRIBERY AFLOAT
At Last II Is Discovered that. Out
of 600 Delegates. the Seats OF
2oO Are Contested-The Cre-
dentlais Committee Is Busy.

New Orleans, Jan. 2s.-The meeting
of the republican state convention this
evening resulted in one of the storm
lest sessions in the history OF the party
in this state The fight between the
Mckinley and Reed forces for four
delegates Large to the national con-
vention at st. Louis was complicated
by the presence of a very noisy fac
ton of republicans who cared nothing
for the question of delegates. but were
Interested solely In the question
whether or not the convention should
endorse the populist sugar planter
ticket or nominate a separate ticket of
its own for state officers.
Mckinley captured four delegates in
the districts yesterday. This made the
Reed men, led by Ex-Governor kellogg.
unusually anxious to capture the four
delegates-at-large. ito be selected by
the convention. Capt. A. I. Wimberly'
the Mckinley leader. had gained con-
troll of the temporary organization Of
the convention. but kellogg had the
state central committee. which had
adjourned sine die, called together
again end the control wrested from
Wimberly. Accordingly, in the conven-
tion to-day, after a four-hour nght,
the Reed men with the help of the ad-
vocates of a state ticket, elected r. F..
Guichard temporary chairman 1t was
then discovered that out of a conven-
tlon of coo delegates the seats of 29o
were contested. The convention took
recess until the credentials commit
tee could report. At late hour to-
night the contests are still being
heard. There is a very bitter feeling
between the Mckinley and Reed fac
tions. All sorts Of rumors of bribery
and corruption are afioat.
The credential committee was in ses-
sion till after midnight. A report will
be made against $50 delegates. and two
conventions are likely.
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BANG WENT THE GUN
ali Livingston Aroused by the Re-
port of Attempted Murder.
A HOLE IN HIS LEFT ARM
Henry koehier's Abandoned Wife
Fires at Her Husband. and He
Says She Wanted to Kill
Him on the Spot.
Special Dispatch to the STANDARD.


Livingston, Mont. Jan. 29.-The re-
port of a pistol shot and screams OF
murder aroused the residents OF the ex-
treTne eastern part of the city at 1880
O'Clock this evening. Upon tnvestiga-
zion. Henry Koehler. teamster who
was employed by Drayman PhIIbrick
for several weeks was found lying IN
The road close 10 his bachelor quarters
with bullet hole through the upper
part OF his left arm.
The injured man at first declined TO
say who did the shooting, but at III
o'clock tonight he told a friend in con-
fidence. that his abandoned wife shot
him, and tina. she was accompanied by
his half-brother lie said ne left his
wife IN the state OF Washington three
years ago, and that she arrived IN the
city several days ago for the purpose OF
killing him. Last night at 10 O'Clock
she laid In wait for him TO return TO
his cabin and fired two shots, one OF
the bullets going through his coat To-
night she suddenly confronted him IN
the dark. pulling a gun, and fired az h.s
left breast He threw up his arm and
thus asved his LIE. The gut was held
SO close that his clothing was powder
burned. Officers are now searching the
clsy for the would-be murderess.
Koehler came from Columbus SeVerai
months ago.
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}. L. SULLIVAN INJURED.
lie Was Drunk and steppsd on q Movin q
1rsin-Fsta1 Results Feared.

Peoria. H.. Jan. 29.-At Davenport
last night John l.. Sullivan went out af-
ter Blle performance and got drunk. on
the Rock Island & Peoria railroad this
morning. about 1i:35 O'Clock, between
Lafayette and Galva, he walked Off
the rear platform. The train was stop
ped and men started to help him out
of the ditch where he was lying, but he
threatened to fight any one who would
touch him, and he got up and walked
on to the train himself. II was backed
to LaFa yette and a surgeon was called
who dressed his wounds. but he tore
the bandages of. At Peoria another
surgeon was called. but Sullivan would
not allow him to touch MIN, and he
went away on another train. 1t Is
feared he has sustained internal in
iuries
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AT NEWPORT NEWS
THE HELENA TO DE CHRIS
TENED TODAY.
Mayor Steele and Daughter and a Large
Party Leave Washington to witness
the Launching.
Special DiSpatch to the Standard.

Special Dispatch to the Standard.
Washington, ID. c., Jan. "a large
party left this city tonight to be pres
ent tomorrow at the launching at
Newport News OF the gunboat Helena.
The party included. beside Mayor Steele
and his daughter. who is TO chrlsten
the ship, Assistant Secretary McAdoo.
Admiral Jouett, a large number OF ma
val officers on duty In Washington and
the congressional delegation. The COM
pany that built the ship took care OF all
the visitors from Washington. making
them very comfortable on the steamer
Norfolk. and tomorrow. after stopping
at Norfolk, viii take them to the ship
yard at Newport News. A large steam
er for the Blant company will be
launched before the Helena. and before
the gunboat has slid into the sea, at
about noon, there will be a lunch at
the Hotel Warwick. or course there
will be speeches. Then the party will
take cars for Fort Monroe. where they
will await the arrival OF the boat that
will return them to Washington on
Friday morning.
Carter was not able to induce the
senate to accommodate him by consent
ing to postpone the vote on the silver
bill or TO take II yesterday. but he will
go unless he believes Senator Jones
means TO force an all-night session on
Thursday, which he win have very
hard work to do. II Carter and Mantle GO
Carter assures me he and his colleague
will pair with gold men 10 protect
Montana. while they are absent. but he
has not forgotten the distress caused
him by the famous Boatner pair on the
same question.
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ON rHE TRACK.


San Francisco. Jan. 29.--Defeated but
not disgraced. j. Nagie's Burke's Cres-
cendo, the game son OF |ianhe1u,
Janet ", was forced q lower his col
ors TO Walter Hobart's Bright Phoebvs
in the Nagle stakes for seven turlongs
at Bay District track to-day. beng VIZ
tually handicapped out Of fne race.
Crescendo. although practically a 2
year-old, was asked to co1ce'le weight
10 older horses. a task 20 when he
proved unequal, as Bright PhoebGs. the
Realization winner, enjoys an envlaDle
reputation as a mudlark and the track
was greatly 10 his liking to-day. star
Ruby was first off and made the pace
for five furlongs. Miller keeping Bright
Phoebus In a good position. Turning
into the stretch Star Ruby dropped
back beaten. Phoebcs assuming the
lead. Crescendo, who had been aiken
all over the track in the meantime.
came up fast on the extreme outside
and for a furlong remainad IN even
terms with Bright Phoebus. sixteenth
from the wire the latter forged ahead,
finally winning by a length and hah.
with Crescendo half a dozen lengths in
front OF Rosebud who heat Star lsuoy
a nose for third place. Creseen 10 was
a hot favorite and carried theusandc OF
public money. Coleman anu Colonel
Weightman were the only winning ia
vorites, two outsiders. one second and
one third choice capturing the other
events.
Five furlongs-Jack Atkins won. Pei
xotto second, Myrtle II. third: time.
i:O5lk About six furlongs-Levana G..
won, Summertime second. C. ussie third. /.
time. l:16A. Seven furiongs. handicap.
Nagle stakes-Bright Phoeuis wen.
Crescendo second. Rosebud tTfd: time.
1:3ih. Five furlongs-Coleuhar won.
Addie NJ second Dorsey this'e, time.
LOAN. Short course, about a mile and
a half. steeplechase-Col1ne Weight-
man won, ]. o. G. second, Ad"iante
third; time. $3.50. Five furlongs-clara
johnson won. Catalogue second. Clara
N third; time, 1.07A.
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A TERRIBLE FATE.
Gold Hunters Fall Into tue bloody Hands
of Indians

Hermosillo. Mex, Jan. ga terrible
fate is believed to have befallen a party
OF five gold prospectors VINO left here
several weeks ago for the interior OF
T5buron island. which Is inhabited by
the Serhs tribe OF Indians There were
six members OF the exploring party or
ignally. burt one of the men has ar
rived at ranch near here and reports
that he and mis- companions came upon
a village OF Indians; that they were adj
taken captive and preparations were
begun to butcher them. when ne sue
ceeded in making his escape. He be-
lieves all the other members Of the par
dy were killed and their flesh eaten by
the Indians. He states that the Indians
all wore valuable gold ornaments and
that there were many evidences OF the
existence of rich mines ON the Island.
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WANT a CHAN GE.
The Kentucky Fight L. Growing Tire
som and Something May Happen

Cincinnati, Jan. 29.-The Commercial
Gazette's special from Frankfort, KY,
says: There was no material change
In the ballot for senator to-day except
in the sound money democrats shift
ing to Ex-Governor Buclxner In Their
complimentary vote. Tonight there is
much agitation among the democratic
members Of the legislature, and a break
Is anticipated on new lines. The sound
money" democrats insist that there are
those who were in the caucus who feel
that they had stood by Blackburn as
long as could be expected. and they
want another candidate. Those favor
ing a new candidate regard ex-Govern-
or John Young Brown as the most
available
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AS
Clear
AS
Crystal

This Characteristic of Pipestone Mag
nesia becomes very noticeable when it
is compared with many of the Mag
nesias offered to the public. The cry
stal-like appearance of Pipestone Mag
nesia is due to the peculiar mineraliza-
tion of Pipestone water, which acts as
a perfect solvent for all the ingredients
in citrate of magnesia. The patent
commissioner at Washington thinks
so favorably of this preparation that
patent on the trade mark, a red pipe
and stone. is now pending. If you want
a safe end reliable laxative and cathar-
tic, that is as pleasant as lemonade,
take Pipestone Magnesia- Price. 35
cents a bottle. A refund OF cents will
be made when bottle is returned.
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UP IN ALASK A.
John Bull Learns that Uncle Sam Has
MIsIed some of His People.


Montreal. Jan. PA special to the
Star from London says: Lord Sails
bury and Right Hon. Mr.. Chamberlain
have been considering the result Of in
quiries into the records here made on
behalf of British Columbia, which
show that the United States has no
right under the Anglo Russian treaty
of 1925 to 5000 900 acres of land of the
Prince of Wales island on the Pacific
coast which is of high strategic COM
mercial value, and which the United
States has usurped since buying
Alaska. The records of the dispatches
of Bagot to Lord Canning show that
the Clarence straits. and not Portland
inlet, is the corerct boundary. Il In
suggested that the Canadian members
of the Alaskan boundary commission
have been misled into assuming the
correctness of the United States as
sumption.
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PLUMBER IN CAVES.
The Cache of n Gang of Burglars and
Horsetnievss

st. Joseph. Mo-. Jan. 29.-Thousands
of dollars worth OF plumber has been
found in caves under the homes OF a
gang OF burglars and horse t.hieves in
Florence addition to this city by Sher-
iff Aldriano. After a running fight. in
which Bin Snyder. a well-known des-
dorado. was shot and probably fatally
wounded. the gang scattered and cross
ed over into Kansas. where officers are
now searching for them Some OF the
plunder recovered had been stolen more
than two years ago. Many burgiariefs
in small towns in Missouri. Kansas and
Nebraska are now traced 20 this gang.
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Under Adxlsernent.

Washington, Jan. 29.-Argument in
the Stanford case. involving the liahil-
ity of the Stanford estate for Central
Pacific bonds. was concluded In the
United States supreme court to-day,
and the case taken under advisement.
Choate spoke for an hour after the he
ginning of the days session. conclud-
ing the argument in Mrs. Stanfords be-
half, and was followed by Solicitor
General Conrad for the government.
There is no probability Of "A decision be-
fore the beginning of the March term.
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Washington. Jan. 2s.-Two members Of
the California congressional delegation,
Bowers and BaThan, addressed the house
committee on the Pacific railroads to-day
I'm opposition to any funding bin for Pa
cifc railroad debts. They recommended
the government should proceed to fore
close upon the railroads when default
was made In the payment OF obligations.
and also denounced the methods by which
Huntington and associates managed the
property.
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To Reclaim a Vast Ar a.
n.sn,,ch 70 ne standara.

Special Dispatch 20 the Standard-
Boise. Idaho. Jan. 2s-The first with
drEwal OF land under the Carey act was
r,spde by the state to-day. The with
drswal consisted OF 81. 40 acres on Snake
river above American Falls. and was
made upon the application OF the Amer
lean Falls Canal * Power company.
which proposes 10 reclaim the land by
means OF a canal taken out OF Snake riv-
er 10 miles above BlAekfoot The company
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proposes to furnish water rights for 80
an acre. the payments to extend over a
period OF nine years. The land will cost
the settler 50 cents an acre. The state
land department has received Information
to the effect that representatives of a Ne
braska colony. numbering eight men, are
now looking over the land and IL IL Is sat
isfactory to them they will come on in
the spring. The colony consists of 100 Ne
braska families.
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Berlin. Jan. 29.-The minister OF agricul-
ture. Baron Won Hammerstein-Loxton IN
the Prussiaa diet to-day. replying TO
questions on the subject. asserted that
the government was doing all possible 10
relieve the agricultural depression Hs
added that II had endeavored TO effect an
increase in the value OF silver. but. he
explained. IL had always been confronted
by the opposition OF those states whose
cooperation was admittedly essential in
order TO bring about the object in view.
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Holyoke. Mass. Jan. 29.-The Paper
City Athletic club inaugurated its ex-
istence by a public boxing exhibition
at the Empire thcater tonight. The
principal contest OF the evening was
between Daniel Mcconnell OF Phhadel-
phta and Thomas Morsartty OF this
city. The men were to have fought
25 rounds at $50 pounds. but Mcconnell
was no match for Moriarlty and the
tight was stopped by the referee In the
fourth round TO save a knock out. The
decision went to Moriarity. Ic5
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sELvA IS BARRED.
She Improperly Accepted a Zee In a Pen
sion Claim, and 4. Ex.iuds a.

washington. Jan. 29.-Belva A.
Lockwood. once a presidential canGi-
date on the women's rights ticket and
now a practicing attorney in this city.
was to-day disbarred as a practicing
attorney or agent before the pension
bureau. This action grew out Of a
charge made against Mrs. Lockwood
by the pension department. accusing
her OF having improperly accepted a
fee Of SIS in a pension claim.
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c. w. DICKINSON GOES.
That l. the X port Ia 81. Paul lie Didu'.
VIZ in u rnll =. n. aid.

nat Il the n FO1E fH - ut M DIUI !.
wr< in III rnio =, ris said.
Special Dispatch TO the Standard.
ST Paul. Jan. 29-It IS stated. as
one OF the results OF the supreme court
decision in the Northern Pacific re-
ceivershlp case. that q. W. Dickinson.
assistant general superintendent OF
the whole line and general manager Of
the western end OF The rad under Re-
celver BurleiCh. viii be deprived Of
both positions. The reason given is
that he has not worked in harmony
with the officials having charge Of this
end Of the road. Had he done 50 IL is
believed he would have eventually
been made general manager OF the en-
tire lne
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At New Or.a4.

New Orleans. Jan. 29-Fifteen-six-
teenths of a mile-lsd Glenn won. HUI
bert second imp. Hazelton third. time.
1:f3 Six furlongs-Bart won, Festival
second, RinEmaster third: time. lisa
Three furlongs-Parmesan won, Oxeye
second, Janeiro third: time. .&8s. Seven
uriongs-Constantine won, Dr. Work
second. Hibernia Queen third; time. l:s3A-
Six furlongs-David won. Bird Catcher
second. Dick Rehan third: time. las.
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DR.. Levitt RssppeIntesI.

Special Dispatch 20 the Standaru.
Helena. Jan. 2e.-Governor Richards
TODAY reappointed DR.. +. d. Leavitt
OF Butte as a member OF the state
board OF medical examiners The doc
tors term Will extend six years. His
first term expired in December.
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city OF Mexico. Jan. 29.-Secretary Of
Interior Cozio has wired the state depart
ment o chihuahua that no prizenght
must be allowed at Juarez Five hundred
rural troops will be sent here 10 prevent
the fight
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Gr.at.r Ne,x Ynrs

Now that Brooklyn has lost Or. Tai
mage. she talks something less haughtily
about the greater New York-Detroit
Tribune.
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Annual
Inventory
Sale...

Our stock Of Watches,
Jewelry, Clocks and silver
ware is exceptionally large
and to reduce same before
inventory
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washington. Jan. %. - President
Cleveland and party reached Wasting
ton a. 3 o'ciock tonight. Seventeen
geese and ducks was the result OF their
hunt
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