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Aberdeen News, %: Hon. E

Aberdeen News, 20: Hon. E G.
Kennedy OF Eureka, the recently ap-
pointed United States marshal for the
district of South Dakota, was in Aber.
deem last night en- route to Sioux Falls
where he expected to present his bond
OF office for the approval of Judge Car.
lard. Owing to q pressure OF business
matters, MI. Kennedy may not take the
the oath Of office at this immediate time
and enter upon the discarge Of his new
duties. It matters can be satisfactorily
arranged, he would prefer to give the
next few weeks undoubtedly to hif
business interests at Eureka anc
elsewhere.
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assure you that s o far as IN me lies.
the administration Of the duties of my
office if am elected. wW be such that
erery man,, be he republican. democrat
OF populist. rich or poor. high or low.
natural person or corporate. shall re-
ceire that equal. erdct and unstinted
Justice uhich the lun accOrds.
". 4. WILKES.
In accepting the nomination TO,
Circuit Judge September I, 1897.
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Washington dispatch, %: The score
tary of the interior has awarded the con-
tract for the proposed Indian school
building at Flandreau, S. D., to Owen g.
Hila, on their bid of $4,000, and has
signed the contract.
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The True Remedy.

". NJ. keplne, editor Tiskilwa, Ri.
Chief" says: I'VE won't keep house
without Or. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption. Coughs and Colds. Ex-
perimented with many others, but never
got the true remedy until we used DR..
Kings New Discovery. No other remedy
eau take it's place 10 our home, as IN
1t we have q certain and sure cure for
Coughs Colds, WhoopinR Cough. etc.,
It is idle to experiment with other rene
dies, oven il they arc urged on you az
just a good as Dr.. Kings New Dis.
covery. They are not ne good. beesuse
this remedy has a record of cures and
besides n guaranteed. It never faias To
satisfy. Trial bottles free at C. H
Wood'sd rug store-
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Huronite, %: Public Examiner
Taylor WIS seen by a Huronite reporter
upon his return from Pierre, and be
talked quite freely about the auditors
books and accounts. Mr.. Taylor still in
sists that Mayhew's shortage is SIT, as
first claimed by him, and that be will
show it to be SO when he returns to
Pierre Wednesday.
The public examiner is quite severe on
Anderson and Mayhem claiming that
that their condnct has not been that of
honorable gentlemen since this investi-
cation began. "They claimed to Mr..
Grlgsby," said Taylor, that my figures
were wrong, and named certain CON-
panies' accounts to prove my errors.
Upon going to Pierre l took the books
and showed Attorney Grigsby that they
had been altered since my examinations
were made. The changes were 90
clumsily made that anyone could see
them. Then the original entries on the
other books had rot been changed to
correspond with the ledger. This is a
ser,ous ~offense, punished in our state by
imprisonment, and if ! could prove the
act upon the perpetrator I should cause
arrests to be made. MIR. Nipple is,
thiuk, perfectly honest. He has been
deceived, and is the victim OF ether men
My findings in this matter as first stated
| will be be borne out when the end
| comas"
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What was Nipple thinking about
when he paid over that 1884 conscience
chetk to the state? or Mayhem when be
turned over that $45 and odd cents
belonging to the people? Why didn't
they 60 to some republican court and
get out an injunction? Must have lost
their wits that time.
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I1nishts. u Pythias Omc,rs.

ST. PAUL, Sept. 30.-The grand lodge.
Knights of Pythias, elected the follow.
ing officers: Grand chancellor, Robert
E. Stratton, Minneapolis; grand vice
chancellor, George Tousley, LIE Sueur;
grand keeper of records and seal, Fred
E. Wheaton, Minneapolis; grand mas.
ter Of exchequer, A. G. Godfrey. Min.
neapolis; grand trustee, J. v. I. Dodd.
St. Paul; supreme representative, Col
onel E. H. Milham, st. Paul Mary E.
Earhuf was elected grand chief of the
Order Of Rathbone Sisters.
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Small precautions often prevent great
mischiefs. De Wits Little Early Risers
are very small pills in size, but are most
effective in preventing the NEST serious
forms of liver and stomach troubles.
They cure constipation aud headache
and regulate the bowels.
ERANR CMrru.
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Everybody Says So.

Cascarets Candy Cutl,artic. the most WON
uerful medical disco erv Of the age y cas-
ant aud refr .slInr tO Ia. taste, a., gently
amt positively on kidnews. liver md hOweAa,
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cu.e l,cadacl,e. lever. hahitnal tnnstiraticn
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ofC. G. c. to-day; 10, -. 10 cents: Sod and
guaranteed to cure by all druggists.
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Huronite, %: Gov. Lee left the CAPT.
tai Tuesday morning, after personally
conducting the "business administra-
ton for a few days."
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Huron, S. D., making in all 50 per cent
on claims proved, amounting to sl0,S1s,
has been declared.
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Free Pills.

Send your address to H. E. Bucklen.&
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Of DR.. Kings New Life Pills. A trial will
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Malaria and Liver troubles they have
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the system. Regular size Is cents per
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Certainly you don't want to suffer
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ache, sallow skin and loss of appetite.
You have never tried DeWitt's Little
Early Rlsers for these complaints Or you
would have been cured. They are small
pills but great regulators.
FRANK SMITH.
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Washington dispatch, q: A final
dividend Of IL per cent in favor of the
creditors OF the Huron National bank Of
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Il DAILY
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 30. 1897.
Terms OF SUBSCRIPTION
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letter, Sail. Rheum and Eczema.

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Gen. Neil Dow. the noted temperance
orator, is dying at his home in Portland,
Maine.
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ln!on't Tobacco Spit and SMOKE your Line ava,

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-02
CUBAN RRs0IUTI0N
In ths senate RsvIvss that Question Amer
Long Calm.


In Cls Senate RsVIVos that Question AfteF
Long Calm.
WASHINGTON, DC ), April 1.-The
Cuban question was revived in the sem
ate to-day, after long period Of CONS
pasatlve calm. -Four distinct Cuban res.
olutions were brought forward in rapid
succession. The last and most import
ant one came from Senator Morgan, OF
Alabama. It declares that state OF
war exists IN Cuba and announces the
policy OF the United States TO accord
both parties to the conflict full recog-
milton RS belllgeFentA Mr.. Morgan gave
notIce that he would call up the FeRo.
lutlon al the next meeting Of the sens
ate with the expectation OF securing
anal action.
agreed to, one Of these, bg MI: Nor.
gan, calls on the President Tor the let:
tiers OF General Gomez to himseh ana
Mr.. Cleveland, and for other 1ntoFtnar
lion on Cuban affairs, The other by
Mr.. Mills, az Texas, iElstructs the COM
rnIttee on foreign relations to report
what obligations the United States has
assumed BY compelling Cuba 70 remain
subject to Spain. Both resolutions were
passed without opposition,
SIN another resolution came from Mr.,
AIlen. Of Nebraska, and proposed a pro.
test against the reported purpose Of
the Spanish authorities 70 try General
RuiS ReVIera, the Cuban officer, BY
military drunhead courtmRrtial. This
led 10 an animated controversy between
Sir. Allen and Mr. HoNr. The latter
criticised "lnfammatory resolutions. :.
nnS declared that the freedom Of Cuba
hnd been retarded mainly by the prod.
,iinr0 and "goadlng" resolutions direct.
ed against Spain, The resolution went
over 10 come up with the resolution for
the recognition Of Cuban belligeFeneY at
the next meeting,
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.
Cambrldss = sprlngo, ths Notsd Health RS'
sort, AImoIt Wiped Out.

CambrIdse BpFIngO, tho Melted Health tLs-
sort, AImeIt Wiped oRt.
MBADvILLE. Pa. April 1.-cam-
bridge Springs. q health resort, about
Gftsen u1lles from here WAS almost en-
tirely destroyed by IRE to-day, involving
q loss Of one life and property loSs Of
100000.
At about 1890 this morning IRE was
discovered in the notion store OF 1ira.
Weilman, on Main street and a. there Is
no IRE department At the Springs, the
flames spread with wonderful rapidity,
soon having ne business portion % the
.Siacs at rs mercy Assistance was re-
quested from this city, Cory and uniOn
city. Engines and reels were dispatched
at once, but before substantial relief
could be given, thirty business houses
and a. dozen reEdenceS had suceumbed
to the flames, The total property loa9 n
500. 900. with very httle insurance.
Charles Hayes, 4 merchant, entered his
place Of business while It was Ia flames
10 save some YalGRhleg, ana was crushed
By falling walls. HIS body has not yet
been recovered.
Following arc among the principal
losers: ...t
BurchAeld & Clark, $, 1000; Boyd y Bly,
stone, clothIers, $4,000: Klle q Flinck,
general merchandise. $1,000; New Cam
bridge hotel, Haggerty q White proprie-
tors, $4,000: Root q Kelly, feed and coal,
$4,000; Carl Greaves, furniture, 5000; p.
r. Billock, meat market. Sl,0OO; post
Office, q tOtalloss; c, P. Mcdaniel. photo
graph gallery, 5000; Blyetone 8
Rhoades, drugs, 5000: A. 3. Peffer &
Co. boots and shoes, 5000; James Ly-
deli, drugs, 5000; 2. L. Burchatd, jewell
er 1900 Fellows & Hayes, general store,
1900: Mrs, II, L. Brown, millinery,
500: Alice & Finney, clothing, 5000; A,
Il. DraRe, news and confectionery and
Postal telegraph office, 5000; ]. r, Case
& Co, general store, $4,000; Cambridge
Newa, EckeiS Br0theE8, owners, 5000: g.
A, Root, general store, 5000; W. r. Pal
.r1er. hardware, 5000; Cambridge En-
terprlse, $4,000.
Amnng the residents whose homes were
destroyed were:
A, Root, Carl Breaves, /. g. Drake. w.
r. Palmer, Or. ]. B. Hughes, Dr.. ]. n.
Gray and ]. W. Ford,
THE village presents a scene OF desola-
Hon tu-nlgilt, From the Erie railroad
tracks to Spring street, 1s q mass OF
smoulderinE ruins, At O'clock the
fiau1es were under control, having spent
their Jury upon the properties above
mentioned. Many persons were injured.
The amount Of insurance on the different
properties could not be learned to"nlght.
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ABERDEEN s. D., April 1.-The
whole north asctiOn Of the state Is largely
IN an inundated condition. Railroad
tramc on me three systems having lines
here has been entirely abandoned Aber-
de6n shore Easements end cellars are
aoodea The Western Union Telegraph
once has two teet Of watsr upon the
door All the furnaces are out IN tie
Stelm heatod buildings. The occupants
OF resldences have In several cases been
forced to move out and hundreds Of other
dwellings are surrounded by water sew
eFal feet In depth. Nothing like Il has
ever been known here before. The town
Oe WeStpoFt. north OF Aberdeen has from
two 70 Gix fest OF water on the principal
streets. ReSldents have either moved 70
higher grounds or to the second stories
Of their buildings, Hotel proprletors and
store keepers are carrying on thelr btiSi-
ness Ia second storles AZ FaulEtou,
George Peck. eighteen years OF age, waa
drowned. The Pech House YVES washed
away during the might Into q creek and
ms total lpsR
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TarIR BnI Recsivsd-sISwsrt DemUgOEy
and Morgan's sarcasm Crop oRt.

Tariff Bill Receiveil-StSwsFt' Demagogy
and Morgan's SaIeaSm Crop oat.
/ WASHINGTON, April 1.-The taFif
bIlu passed by the house of Representa-
lives yesterday was received by the sen-
ate as soon as the sesSIon opened to-day.
There we're M SornOllties as to It's refer
enee and without motion or comment the
presiding omlcer, Mr., Hobart, referred the
bill to the committee on finance.
Mr.. Hale, (Rep, Me.), secured imme-
dInte consideration for o joint resolution
directing the secretary OF the navy To
use q, government vessel or charter a
private vessel for the transportation Of
contributions OF grain, etc, 70 the fam.
ina,atricken people OF India.
Mr.. Stewart, Uop., Eev.), took 0ccA-
sion to speak briefly on the demonetlEa-
Hon OF silver in India, brought about by
England. rs one OF the chief causes Of
the present llrnentabls condition Of at-
fairs In India.
This led TO o somewhat unexpected
statement by Mr.. Morgan, OF Alabama,
which caused q temporary furry.
NIr, Morgan said he fully recognized
ths nobility Of these benefactionS He
had approved psuoluH COtA " AeNAA0
md 10 Russia. These humane move
ynents brought the world together in Hen-
tIments Of good viii. But" continued
M. Morgan, II shall hope to secure the
gupport oe the senator from Maine,
(FiaIe), when introduce q resolution to
send supplies to the suffering people Of
Cubn. who are penncd UP In chat Island
through tho barSh policies Of General
NVnVleFh
Mr, Morgan expressed Che further hope
that Mr. Hale would be found among the
supporters Of a resolution for sending
Euppiles to the people penned up In Crete,
through the tyrnnnioal action OF tho Eu.
rope0n powers.
NJ Hale responded that these qucs-
lions would be met as they aroee, There
wos no politics In this resolution. II
voiced the general sentiment OF GOO
snos5 to the relief for these poor people.
The resolution was then agreed TO with
NIT division.
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NEW YORK. April LA Havana
special to the World says; General Ri
vera probably will be sliOt ds coon as
General weyler has given orders that
he be tried by court martial on the
spot Immediately. He may be put TO
death Saturday, IN spite Of his wounds,
or the Spanish may cure chem and then
shoot him.
The certain execution Of this brave,
wounded prlsoner OF war exc!teS tn-
dignatIon and disgust here. No other al
legged civilized nation Is capable Of such
an act.
Colonel BacalIao who tried to carry
of his wounded commander on his
back, although himself wounded, will
die with him. 1t Is predicted that these
executions viii provoke General Gomez
to shoot ali spanish prisoners hereafter
instead OF releasing them.
The Cubana are not dIsheartened at
the loss Of General Rivera They say
General Roloff Is in PinaE del Rio and
VIII become ssCV1iu ~ S'tilI4e-A'A " s''1
whole army ..... ,,,,,,,,o., or. co,r.
~ " SssSs W. tinS Jn
ms tton Lne ease nv 5H., " ~ ,,Ts1tS ~
l9sVAS pEoyLIlS;s ~; IA 1tSsS T,rId
e9pnlSS.on atu S90I ,SSss 1s164t 1 ~.
So4fler Hon oIi,,SS SAM - az I,sI1 S1c,ntSd
Ing ny, Vns S2'In ~ 1,VSU ,ssIS, Nest to-
N.li, Ws!l SL!nsu I!osS,a Hssu1 h''''' P'''s
WY n.y. - ,,,,,., s,v. very IarFa
.,.,tHSi,ion III 80 iSnds1 near HemedioS
~ Ssst t,,s - armS ars Tor the western
s.!lS..'II., n!11 EnHs ''As N'"'S - ~ '''
PtSytnsSS' .sS v1,.,,,,, ..,,.t,, I1 rtAnFu.
Ss'e11t ~ a. Sstta. S,,t .tIiI SycIt nd a
49, ssoSSs. t,nthi.,S tS ssSS6tiva S'A' $50
NES pSSr,,,ISSVon % SIIEsS Tor Mr.. Marriott
ooIIsa1I,a ~ NJ SEoSbv. the correspon.
So,,t 81 4Se fSb,cSS6 accord killed In
~ GSId. ~ 20 IA Secure 4 q body and
GtSs5.tN ~ hooy, ra|ItGed nv fhe althor.
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rFIHoRAPHIC BRIKFS

There is no change In the voting for
senator In Kentucky. Tile deadlock IA
as tight as ever.
Rear Admiral John II. Russell, retir.
ed. died yesterday In Washington. He
was born In Frederick, Md, in 1891.
The Beech Greek coal miners In Penn
syiyania say that II the now day syss
tenn Is enforced there win be a general
strike.
The MIllers' National Association
protests against tho % per cent advas
loren duty on foreign silk bOltIng cloth
in the Dingley bill.
A huIl storm In the vicinity OF Mount
Vernon, Mo-. did great damage to pro.
perty and stock Some OF the hail
stones weighed ten and twelve ounces
The receipts OF the United States
trcRsury In March were $S6,2lI ,662, ana
the disbursements S21, 1897, an excess
of $1,000, ,665. against a deficit of S2,9SS,-
900 IN March. 1890
The Japan and Argentine ministers
In washington entered protests 1t the
state department against the pingleS
bill thu former against the hllk Schcd-
uln aud the latter against the uuty on
hides and WOOL They made no threats
Of reprlsNls, as has been stated
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IRISH rHNPHRs cHRERGp
On tho Announcement thar the fuFkS
Fired on = Flag OF Truce.


Fired on Flag OF Truce.
LONDON, April There were loud
cheers from the irish benches in the
house Of commons to-day when the
parliamentary secretary for the foreign
office, Mr.. curzon, confirmed the report
from Crete that a detachment OF Turk
ish Bashl Bazourks at Retitno had fired
upon flag Of truce.
Continuing, Mr.. Curzon said the GoV-
ernment was doing everything possible
to accelerate the withdrawal OF the
Turkish troops from Crete, though he
explained until the powers were N
position to replace the garrison, which
they are now endeavoring TO 90, Dy tne
dispatch Of reInforceFnents, they were
not justified IN exposing the refugees at
the seRpOrts TO the risk OF a BuccesBkul
attack,
roar IN the house while AIr. Curzon was
replying to the qUestlons regarding
Crete. The Scotch and Welsh members
objected to the employment Of the
Scotch and Welsh troops In q
service repugnunt to Scotland and
Cheers and counter cheers and 'oh
shame" punctuated the question anu
angwerS and the scene closed With J,
n. s. NacNeIll,, anti -P1rnelllte, mem
her for South Donegal, moving to ad-
turn IN order to call attention to the
absence from England OF the Marquis
az Salisbury at the present critical per
Iod, The motion was nGgRtiYed With
out a division,
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var AIN0sT TNRYITApLR
TfAthsns Is BlOekadsd King George NJ
- Foreed 70 DeelaEo NVaE AgaInst 10

IfAthens Is BlOekadSd King George May
boFoFood to Declare WaE AgalnSt Tar
Key.
LONDON, April 1.-The Times viii
Print tomorrow . dispatch from It's
Vienna correspondent who says;
"a council OF the admIrnls was held
to-day (Thursday) to dstsrmine Wheth:
er and when the Gulf Of Athens % to be
blockRded. All the powers have now
consented to that proposition. though
nothing has been decided with respect
20 the blockade Of other Greek ports,
Il Il no secret that King George has
formally stated to the powerS that g
declaration Of war against Turkey will
Immediately follow an extension OF the
blockade to the Greek coast. This fact
cannot bO LETT 1ut OF consideration, II "
believed IN some quarters that lG the
Gulf OF AthonS ts hlRn'ln9 9ed, pppplar
excitement win COnip6 tt0s King 70 de-
clare war, even tf .hls nwn Judgment
and that OF the cabinet were opposed.
This has been leading cause OF the
delay In securing an unanimous agree.
nsnt between the powers. There y no
doubt that in the event OF q Turco-
Greek war the Intervention OF the pow
ers would be suspended.
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pANGER IKOREAsEA
Rata 4 gaia swell, tho s.rsamSln ths Ms.
SlsSlppl Valley.

Rata a gaia SWsIIs tIls streamSin che AlI'
SisSlppl Valley.
ST. LOUIS. No., April 1.-THE heavy
rain Of yesterday and last night was
general throughout this state and the
Mississippi valley. This downpour with
light rains and melting SHOWS in the
western and northwestern headwaterB
will cause steady rise In the upper
mississippi and Missouri rivers accord
ing TO weather bureau reports issued to-
day. Within two days the upper Mis-
sisslppi Is expected to reach a higher
stage than last week and will cause Rd-
dtiouai floods on tile bottom lands.
The river Deg Pereg has broken all
previous limits and flooded large por-
iiOn OF the city limits southwest OF For
est Park. The country thereabouts
looks like an immense lake. The worst
Of the doOd extends AZ far west us FL
IendRle station. From HOWard'B sta.
ton westward half mile the tracks Of
the ST. Louis & San FranciscO railroad
are covered with water. and trains OF
the road are using the Missouri Pacific
tracks, which are about one foot above
water.
The Cheltenham brick works and La
Ciede fire brick works, the East 81:
Louis smelling and refining works, ana
q number OF other concerns are under
water, and the different buildings
about the yards can only be reached by
boats. Several blocks Of houses on
Sublotte avenue were flooded TO the
SECOND story and the police with boats
rescued about twenty people from them,