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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-19
CnntIon tn Iilina,.

Wa.efioo III, september fs.--pr. Aae,a-
pASes' president u tho Ilrno,s a,s,.
u'srd Of health. arrived from carr i, !,
nsht' where he has been personally ,o"ss
.ne over Tho yellow fever situation IN.
n'Ard has purchased boat 10 ne Mod a :
. pesthcase. which VII, ~ a,as $50 ~
NV Cairo In case yellow fever ~,',s , ~.
ING state; While quarauusoe kss ~,
been established against infsctnd" A. Az
,,Is ,l; 10 one wall hs allowed 70 Lard III
g health, Additional inspecsor~ havs
p =, ssn9 70 Cairo ana t>hawneetown ana
~ trains and boats wal be dislnfer
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Presidential ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

Washington. September 1s.-rhe prssi-
dent today made the following appolnt-
ments
Charles NJ. Dickinson of New York, con-
sui at Constantnoplc.
James W. Ragsdale, consul at Tien Tsln
T. c. Manning Of South Carolina. CON
SUI at St. Miohaels, Azores.
ben1amin r. Clark OF New Hompsbir.
consul at Pornambuco. Brazil.
district OF Alabama. IMMUNITY
:, siias =. Croft, surveyor OF customs for
the port OF New York. 'o'
Jnmes G. Leftwich, receiver OF public
~, at Montgomery, Ala, vice Larry
w. Hunter, removed.
Office at Montgomery, Ala vico Ia.r. anu
furcell, removed ''o'
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DEAD IN ALIEN GRAVES.
Movement to Raise Confederate
Monuments 10 the North.
AN APPEAL MADE FOR FUNDS.
Thirteen Monuments VIII BE Erect
ed, Each Of Gray Granite, and the
Work VIII Cost $4,000.

Richmond, Va, September A move
ment has been started here to erect monu-
ments over the graves OF the Southern SOL
dicrs who died In Northern prisons
Strage to say. the suggestion came from a
Northern man, veteran Of the Federal
army.
Colonel William H. Knauss Of Columbus.
Ohio, last May directed an appeal to the
United Confederate Veterans, asking that
the graves of the Confederate prisoners
buried at Camp Chase be remembered.
This appeal had immediate effect nnd re-
suited in calling attention to the fact that
the resting places OF 10000 Southern dead
above Mason and Dixons line are I'M
marked. The records in the archives at
Washington were searched and 1t was
found that there are 20l2G Confederate
graves distributed among thirteen North
ern prisons, as follows.
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national coIor.d n.,.,,.

nos'on' september is--Rev. A. p Men,
.,a MNansaas conducted the devotional ex-
pa .sses WIN which the National colored
TN s convention was resumed today
dent ar 'gp sw officers were elected: Press
secretary. w,l, i; n M9rrs p, p, Arkansas;
:, H, ssss' John A. Trower Pennsyivan,s
CaMiina 1'' REV. 5, N. vass. ID. D., North
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Postmasters Announced

Washington. September lS.--The pres,.
ae"e To-Day appointed the following post.
masters,
Hooser. - 1870 ~ "n
TeNAk-- We!mar. Edmund e. Snyaler
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Not included In means.


iho temperature is cooler In the Gal
weston Little Rock and Memphis districts
ana continued warm in other sections
Loca' rams are reported at Abilene and
Paris Texas and IN all other districts NJ
me cotton belt except Little Rock. Mem,
phis and Montgomery
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National bank clo.,o.

nen'on Harbor Mich. September IA.
The First National bank OF this civ A.,
nor open for business today aud National
Bank Examiner George b. calawau :,
netroi, - In charge. About $780, 900 IL due
,,.r ny ana y 70 generally believed rs
realized "'u as S'ii De
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Shocked by Earthqsals

st. Petersburg, September ~
patch from Tashkend Asiatip \
ninety miles northwest OF Kchnl
Daunces that AN earthquake ~
sos o'clock last night caused !
among the inhabitants of that pl>n]
dispatch also says there waS q /
quake shock felt at O'Clock ~
evening at Samaricand. captd u
province of Zerafshan. l& mnN
Rnkara 1l4l42
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~ Nash,hgtor' September ls.--Tor Eastern
,' "sas, mississippi, Louisiana. okla,am,
fair; variable winds N'cheraiy
,., Sortr and South Dakota, Nebraska ana
S9ev,9 ,ra, Fair variable winds. '''"" "'so
M MgmnnshgIFair' northwest winds,
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To Protect American rn,.r..,..

"ashi'stofi. september H.--The United
s"'ps steamship Alert today sailed from
san francisco for Acapulco, Mexico. She
~ mnuer orders to proceed from that
UoaAt 81 duatemala. TO protect American,
interests during the reyolution nov ~
progress IN that country ~
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Kaufman. Texas. September ~ ~.
rss.sr' VINO was shot and killed at Abbott.
$40 the hrSt Of tha week. was buried
= L1cuat Grove. thIs county. ycstsrdsx
~ ~ 49, u.sss Pee many relatives Ia th~ citx
- ~ t o.n ene raised IN tha eastern eSs..
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To Purchasc suppli.,

New York. September ia q
to the World from London ~! n
De la Cammara, naval attache q M
ish embassy. has gone to Glalgf
sumably to buy stores and pomh|
for the Spanish navy.
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washington, September S--Represcnt,
tive Gaines OF Tennessee was today as.
sured that the armor plate factory board
would visit the South before concluding
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Madrid, September ls,-captain General
Weyier cables to tho government saying
that he Is perfectly confident OF being able
to pacify Cuba Ia few months.
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=, nnoxv'1le' Tenn, September is--rhe
.snnsssse Northern rasnad, rucr.r ~
M 'n !. La ESlette % ncsr carsyviI,. ~
" wv opss, as sl una Ohio road, wss for r
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WEATHER IMPORTATION.

Texns Cotton Region bulletin.
Teaas cotton region bulletin for IN.
twehty-four hours ending at a. m. ve..
terday. 18th meridian time;
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Damage to Electric m

Waxahachie. Texas. SeptenhW
small oil tank took fire In -
light plant this afternoon and -
spread rapidlv until II looked
plant would be DESTROYED. The \
turned out promptly and got ~ Y
der control after a bit OF hot WI
cum Is used for generating atean
thought that tho upDer tank "a
to the smoke stack.
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Treaty Of Peace Signea.
ConstaDtinople. September 1a-The
treaty of peace between Turkey and
Greece was aligned here this afternoon.
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Taken up by Jesse PERU
Texas. one Jerseyl COW. color AZ
knob on one horn. Albert EriaN
Harris county, Texas.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1897-12-30
CARTER SEEKS A PARDON.

st. Louis Man First Sentenced to
Death Seeks His Freedom.
Former Gov. Charles p. johnson is to
apply to Gov. Stephens Of Missouri for q
pardon for Charles r. Carter, accused of
the murder OF Robert Crockett in March
1887. The conviction and imprisonment of
Carter are among the most noteworthy
incidents Of the history Of Missouri criminal
jurisprudence. He will be remembered Is
the man who escaped from the peniten-
tiary while his ease was pending in the
supreme court, led to Alaska, returned to
Portland, Ore, under the name Of r. G..
Rose, and was recognized and delivered to
the state authorities. He wa brought
back to Jefferson City under a sentence Of
capital punishment, but through the inter-
cessi0n Of influential friends was COM
mitted for life by Gov. Stone.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1897-12-30
FORTY PERSONS INJURED.

Powder Explosion In Ashevillc. n.
g., With Disastrous Results.
A crowd of 100 or men and boys
were firing . Christmas salute from an old
cannon onsthe outskirts of Asheville, N.
C., Saturday morning when q can Of thirty
pounds OF powder exploded in the thick Of
the crowd. Thirty or forty persons were
injured, but none, it Is believed, fatally.
The cannon was fired several times ,Ind
then Joseph Finch picked mp tho powder
can and began to reload the piece. Tho
gun had not been swabbed and the mo-
ment the powder struck tho heated metal
there was . flash and the powder exploded
with q terrific report. In the smoke that
rose from the explosion the victims ran
blindly here and there, falling over each
other. only rising to fall again being
blinded and powder burned aud nadly
trying to extinguish their burning clothes.
One nan was blown down the high bluff
200 feet. The people in the neighborhood
ran to the scene and the work of giving
assistance to the injured began.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1897-12-30

|GlIlNAMEN ALARMED


C1ina DeComing Alarmed.
RExlN, China: The German question
41n1ettled. Chinais difficulties are in
eeeastu9a owing 10 the uncertainty as to
- 1cS3On " the powers. Germany's
Nithdrawal from KiaO Chow Bay Is said
- b conditioned upon her finding = suit
ao1O naval station elsewhere. China IL
bee0ming alarmed ~ the situation. The
esernnnsnt appears to be utterly power
-. No auswer has been received from
Rnssia concerning the proposed loan.
The Hfitish iieet Is anchored at Port
hamilton. a report Is current at Chez
No0 that the Japanese feet has also ar
rfved IT Port Hamilton. It is reported
gelset two 1rst clsas cruisers, with q large
muIAber Of extra marines, have been or
Aered 70 Join the Russian squadron In Chi
nceo waters.
YoKoMA,fA, Japan: Owing to the fan.
- Of Premier Saigo 70 reconstruct the
s4abtnet I'll the members Of that body have
g1signed. Tho newspapers demand the
1ofnation d : very strong ministry capa-
- u coping with the situation in the
lnGt
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1897-12-30
Durrant's I.atest Move.

Durrant's --latest Move.
The attorneys Of Theodore Durrant in
San Francisco have taken their stand in
the last ditch and begun . new and sensa-
tional fight for the life Of the murderer.
John II. Dickinson and. w. w. Foote APP
pesred before Superior Judge J. N. Sea-
wall aud presented an afidavit signed by
the father, William A. Durrant, to the
effect that Horace Smyth, one Of
the trial jurors, cast his vote not
on the evidence a. presented dur
ing the trial, but upon informa-
ton that he received outside OF the trial
Of the case. Smyth is charged with declar-
ing openly to four reputable citizens in San
Francisco that he based his verdict upon
the information he received outside Of the
trial. The attorneys claim they can make
good their charges in court. Smyth was
cited to appear before Judge Wallace and
show cause why he should not be pun
ished for contempt. This action is to be
made the basis for an appeal for a new
trial.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1897-12-30
ENGLAND AFTER coREA.

Objects to tho suFrendcring or the
Government TO the Gear.
1t was reported in Shanghai Monday
that seventeen British war ships were of
Chemulpo, Corea, southwest Of Seoul, sup
porting the British consul's protest, roally
amounting to an ultimatum, against the
kings practically yielding the government
Of Corea into the hands Of the Russian
minister. Tho protest is specially di-
rected against the dismissal Of Nc
Leayy Brown, British adviser to the
Corean cuetoras officials, In favor Of the
Russian nominee. Tho news has pro-
duced CONSERVATION at Seoul, which is
heightened by the knowledge that Japan
has q feet OF thirty warships awaiting the
result OF the British representation, which
Japan fully supports. Japan is irritated
by the arrival Of Russian troops in Corea,
and it Is believed that she will oppose
them.
According ia = dispatch to the London
Daily Mail from Shanghai it is reported
there, from reliable sources, that a British
force landed at Chemulpo on Saturday and
caused the reinstatement Of McLeavy
Brown. The same dispatch refers to a
''native rumor" that the Union Jack has
been hoisted ON an island in the mouth Of
the river Yang Use Kiang.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1897-12-30
WILL OF MOTHER M'KiNLEY.

Leaves All Her Property to Her
Daughter, Miss Helen.
The will OF Nancy Allison Mckinley
was filed with the probate court Of Stark
County, Ohio, Friday for probate. The
document was made May 20, 1895.
It bequeaths to Miss Helen Mckinley.
the daughter who remained with the tesla
tor, until the time Of her death, all the
property which was at the disposal OF the
grantor. President Mckinley and his
brother Abner, and his sister, Mrs. Duncan,
are not provided for, all being thought to
have enough for themselves.
The property consists Of three houses
and lots, including the old homestead, and
money In fund.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1897-12-30
THE NEWS OF THE DAY
SOUTH DAKOTA HAPPENINGS IN
CONDENSED FORM.
Judke Smith, in Opposition to Other
Cosrts or the State, Holds that
thoPeddler Law 10 Not Constitu-
tionN-Other Items.

Peddcr Law Unconstitutional.
Judge Smith at Sioux Falls, has decided
In opposition to other courts Of the state,
and holds thai the law passed by the last
legislature known as the peddlers' law Is
unconstitutional because 1t is In conflict
with the interstate commerce law. A.
Stand, representing Minnesota wholesale
house, was arrested tss violating the law,
and he was convicted II . justice court.
Stand went to Jail and tesegraphed his en-
ployers. They sent All attorney and a
writ of habeas corpus was applied for.
The court ordered his release, holding as
above. BY his decision outside houses
are exempt, but home merchants must pay
license for soliciting.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1897-12-30

10 Make To0r Of South America.
Bishop Warren Of the Methodist Episco.
pal Church. who 10 to make = missionary
tour of several South American countries.
Aas just received anal instructions from
Nav York city concerning the work
which 10 II to do. Besides holding con-
ierences he will take formal possession Of
9s0o.ooo worth Of property which has Just
been donated to his Church. Bishop War
rem will leave Denver January 1, 1893.
lrs. Warren and Miss Ili6 will accompany
him. Then they will sail for Colon, on the
1sthmus of Panama. At Panama they
viii embark for Valparaiso on the steam
ship Imperial.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1897-12-30
PASSENGER TRAIN DITcHEo.

Missouri Pacific Out Of Omaha Has
an Accident.
The Missouri Pacific s0uthbound limited
passenger train, which left Omaha at sos
o'clock Saturday, was ditched between
Becker and Willis. thirty mills north of
Atchison, at s o'clock in the evening. The
tender, the combination baggage and mail
car and the chair car left the track. The
combination car turned completely over.
J. J. Pike, the baggage and express mes
senger. was painfully bruised, but NO n
was s~eriously hurt. The passengers were
transferred to q special train.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1897-12-30
LEo'S ENCYCLlCAL.

Toronto Globes C0mments on Man.
itoba School Question.
Referring editorially to the pope's
encyclical on the Manitoba school question
made public In Rome December "a, the
Toronto Globe says:
"There b no room for the superstition
hat the paper 10 issued without full know
ledge Of the facts. So far 10 federal action
h concerned the matter is settled and can
not be unsettled by any ecclesiastical de-
cree. The situation b not in the slightest
degree altered BY the encycAcal and the
prospect Of federal legislation is As remote
% ever"
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1897-12-30
Marriage Certificate q Fvaud.

The proceedings in a divorce ease was
brought to a close suddenly a day'Or two
ago at Madison when the attorneys dis
covered that the marriage certificate Given
the parties was a fraud. No such party IS
subscribed to the certificate was eveAre
justice Of the peace or was ever a residefn
1t appears the couple ran away from lowA
and cam to South Dakota to be married.
Some young men heard the gentleman in
curing for a justice to marry him. They
told him they would get q man to perform
the ceremony. The boys went out and
found a blank marriage certificate, came
back and one of them married the couple.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1897-12-30
Mcdonald Choked to Death.

George Mcdonald, a pressman employed
by the South Dakota Newspaper Union,
was found lying dead on Christmas eve on
the street at Sioux Falls, and it was sup
posed that he had been murdered. 1t was
ascertained later that the cause of Mellon
AIDS death was strangulation. A large
chew of tobacco was found lodged in the
larnyx. ~Saloonkeeper Gilman, who had
had some words with the dead man which
resulted in a quarrel, was arrested on the
charge OF killing Mcdonald, but was re-
leased on ST. 900 bail.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1897-12-30
Charged With Arson.

During September the large butter and
egg establishment Of J. T.. Turner & Co.
at Madison burned to the ground. Mr..
Turner and the insurance company have
had detectives to work on the case, and
Frank Mcdonald, a young man formerly
OF Madison, has been arrested for the fire.
The sheriff took his prisoner before
Justice Murray who fixed his bond at $500.
which was furnished.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1897-12-30
to Denver.

The Missouri River Stockman's Associa-
ton has selected as delegates to the ma
tional convention of stockmen Ut Denver
in January: Noah Newbanks, Chairman;
]. d. Hilger, Truels Madsen, Pierre; Syl-
Wan Winter, j. NJ. Green, Chamberlain;
Mark w. Sheafe, Watertown; l.. o,
Thomas, Fort Bennett; Joseph M. Collins,
Ossian, Ia: I. L.. Riggs, Oahe; George J.
Godfrey, Omaha; John Beyier, Bovine;
W.. NJ. Dent, HOtch City; w. H. Frost, j.
N. Douglas, George Thayer. J. q. Ander-
son, Manuel Sylvia and John Hays, Fort
Pierre.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1897-12-30
Didn't Know Il was Critic.

Oidn't Know 1t Was Critic.
Young Critic, the prize fighter, and Billy
Starr, who has fought q few battles, met in
the loft Of = stable in San Francisco re-
Gently. Young Mitchell stopping the fight
in time to prevent Starr being Knocked
out. Afterward Starr challenged Peter
jackson to fight. The colored man
laughed at him. Starr was ignorant Of
the fact that he was fighting Young Oriffo.
He had told Mitchell he could whip any
man in town and for that reason Critic
was put against him.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1897-12-30

As . Christmas gift Governor Pingree Of
Michigan pardoned Henry Howard con-
visited Of criminally a~ssaulting Maggie
Leonard In Detroit, and sentenced to Jack
son for life. This action was recon-
mended by the pardon board. Howard
had all along stoutly maintained his in
nscsnce and the governor says he Is him
self convinced Of II. The liberated man
was formerly . travelling mar for James
II. Walker Of Chicago. His " fe resides
IN Topeka. Kan.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1897-12-30
HORACE BURT IS THE MAN.

Announced that He Will BE Prosi-
dent OF tho Union Pacific.
Monday that Horace &. Burt, third vice
president Of the Chicago and Northwestern
Railroad, has been selected for the presi-
dency Of the Union Pacific.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1897-12-30
Retail Merchants Organize.

A membership of the South Dakota Re-
tail Merchants Association has been or
ganized at Elk Point with C. H. Freeman.
president; A. o. Ringsrud. vice president:
and H. L. Moore, secretary and and treas
urer. The object of the association is IL
enforce the state anti -peddler laws n 10
join together for better laws and trade
facilities.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1897-12-30
NOT HANGED az INSURGENTS

UnfOunded Report Concerning Syl.
vester ScOville.
RumOrs which have been circulated in
Havana that Sylvester Scoville. a New
York newspaper correspondent. had been
hanged by the insurgents, are untrue. 1t
is reported that he and Senior Rafael Mad
rigal, the American consul at Sancti Spiri-
tus, were the bearers Of an important dis
patch from President Mckinley to .'Presi-
dent Masso and Gen. Gomez.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1897-12-30
Famous Football Player Kille,

Famous Football Player Killed.
Marshall Newell, the we'll known Har-
ward football player, for the past year en-
ployed in Springfield, Mass, as assistant
division superintendent OF the Boston and
Albany Railroad, was instantly killed in
the freight yards there Saturday. Young
Newell was unusually athletic and in his
younger days was one Of the greatest foot
ball tao kles the world over produced.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1897-12-30
JAPANESE MINISTRY RESIGNS
Count Ito Likely to Become
Premier Again.

Count Matsoukata, the premier Of
Japan, and Marquis Saigo Tsumichi, min
lister Of marine, have resigned. 1t is prob
able that Count Ito will be the new
premier.
A telegram was received at the Japanese
legation in Washington Sunday morning
announcing that the diet was formally
opened by the emperor on the oath instant.
A vote Of no confidence wa proposed in the
house Of representatives and the diet was
dissolved on the 18th instant. The result
is ascribed entirely to domestic causes,
and Is preliminary b new elections
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1897-12-30
STORAGE VAT
Ooe Man KILLED and Two scriously
Injured.

Injured.
An explosion In q storage vat IN the In
dependent brewery in Chicago, tuesday,
caused the death Of Theodore Winkofsky.
Louis lmmie and Leonard Scholar will
also probably die Of their injuries. The
men were putting q coat Of hard enamel
on the interior of the vat, which had a
capacity Of 1900 barrels. Winkofsky was
holding m ~incandescent light near the side
Of the vat. He accidently struck It against
the iron. Tho bulb wa shattered and al
coholic vapors thrown on by the enamel
exploded. Winkofsky was thrown through
, manhole aud instantly killed. The other
two men were thrown down and could not
b rescued until the enamel had all been
rnnanmah
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1897-12-30
Costs Of Rondo Murder Trial.

State Auditor Mayhem has informed the
clerk OF courts of Fall River County that
the bill OF expenses for the Rondo murder
trial, which was presented to the state for
payment, has not been allowed. The rea-
son given is that the legislature has never
made any specific appropriation for such
matters. The allowing of the bill will de-
pend entirely upon the decision Of the
supreme court in a similar case in which
1t is sought to make the state liable for ex-
penses Of criminal cases in u~norganized
counties.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1897-12-30

row boat Goes Over Dam.
Tho tow boat Hotspur went over the
dam Ut Lock No. I ON the Monongahela
River at Pittsburg. Pa. Sunday and was
compastsly wrecked. The crow OF eleven
men. Including John Kiey, father Of the
captain and owner, were rescued with
dt1culty. II 10 feared Kley will die Of the
exposure. The cargo was valued 1t about