Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1896-02-13

LATE TElEeRAPHlC NOTES.
SILVER Grizzly q coal mine OK.
plosion at Egypt, N. c., for men were
killed or imprisoned in q shaft.
It Is impossible to say how many are
still alive.
st. LouIs.-Two freight trains today
collided at Carpenter I'LL, on the Wa
bash, thirty miles northwest Of st.
Louis causing q serious wreck and
killing Fireman HUFF, Engineer Hard
grove and Brakeman j. Moy Of the
same Train we're both severely injur-
ed.
Rolla, N. Deere Ford's saloon,
closed by the Enforcement League in
December, was opened by order OF
Judge Morgan, and is now running.
Others are also opening.
FARGO N. D.-A special train con-
tanning 100 members of the Fargo
Lodge. A. O. U. W., went to Barnes
vile, Mimi, to institute q new lodge
there. They we're joined at Moor
head by a large delegation from that
city.
MADISON. Wis.-The State Agr,cul-
tural society fixes the time for holding
fine next state fair in Milwaukee, Sept.
2--26.
EAU CLAIRE, Wis.-Attorneys for
Benjamin Rosenberg telegraphed from
Black River Falls to Judge Baily, of
this city asking for a hearing on an
application for Rosenburg's discharge.
Rosenberg has been in Jail for several
months for contempt of court in that
he refused to diyulge the whereabouts
Of the assets of his firm, which failed.
1t is claimed that the confinement
has injured his health SO much that
he cannot live long If he remains in
Jail.
MILWAUKEE, Wis. President CIeve-
land has committed to two years. i'm
prisonment the sentence of Banker A.
A. Cadwallader, of West Superior,
Wis.,, who is now q prisoner in the
Milwaukee house of correction. The
sentence was originally for q term Of
five years. Cadwallader was taken to
the house of correction Nov. IA, 1894,
and with the allowance made for good
behavior, he will be released as q re-
suit of the presidents action, on the
9Th Of next August. Cadawallader es-
capped to South America, but was dis
covered and returned to this country.
THORPE, Wis., Joseph Helgoth, a
travelling painter, "a struck by q
train one mile west of this village and
instantly killed. He was from Ger
many, and had no relatives in this
country except a cousin in Chicago.
ASHLAND, Wis.-The settlers on the
Central railroad indemnity lands near
Sanborn have decided to appeal to the
government to trade other government
lands for those now in the indemnity
limit SO that they will not have to be
evicted with their families. Many of
them have spent nearly q SCORE of
years on the lands improving them.
EAU CLAIR, Wis.-The Miner Springs
Bicycle Company fled articles. The
capital stock is $4,000, and $1,000 has
been paid in. The company will EN-
ploy 200 men eve ntually. The factory
is being buslt and operations will be-
gin March Is with so men. The com.
pany will make a spring bicycle invent
ed by Leroy Miner.
CoLoRADo SPRINGS, Col.-Frout, ex
press agent of the Wells Fargo com.
pany this evening pleaded guilty to
robbing the company of $4,000 and
was sentenced to five years. imprison-
ment. His father was released.
Cry OF MExlco-El Globo says the
prize fight managers offered the state
of chihuahua $4,000 in gold for per.
mission to have the contest take place
on Mexican soil. Permission, adds El
Globo. will positively not be granted
LoNDON-Justin Mccarthy address
ed a letter to the secretaries of the
Irish party in which he says the rea
sons for giving up the leadership ar,
wholly personal and due to his failin1
health and the necessity for greater
attention to his profession.
HAVANA squadron of Spanis cav
airy at Carmen in Seiba de Merchant
district of Matanzas had an hours en-
gagement with insurgent bands. In
surgents lost fifteen killed and many
wounded: troops killed Eve, nine
wounded.
PAR1s.-Tne Official Journal pub
fishes q decree which transfers the
administration of affairs in Madagas
car from the foreign Office to the colo
nial department.
ST. PETERsBURG-The Novosi says OF
the suject of the alleged Russo-Turk,
ish treaty: Russia can guarantee tn,
existence OF Turkey onlyaif reform
suce a the opening Of the Dardenelle'
to Russia warships, be offered. It il
impossible to adduce any valid reason
why Russia should be forced to locl
up her feet in the Black sea. It i
simply . policy Of outrageous violenc,
to which Russia submits because sh,
loves peace, but the prohibition i
bound to disappear"
LA Crosse, Wis.-The jury in tn
personal damage cas- q John Kirch
againss Jacob School, returned q yer
dict Of $1,000 and costs Tor plaintiff
The suit was for $4,000 damages ant
was based on injuries to . child Of tht
plaintiff, received in falling from de
fendant's porch eight years ago.
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