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Evening star., 1897-06-10

The residents along the route were out in
force to bid adieu AMI tender well wishes
to the departing soldier boys. The atten-
dance was larger than had been anticipat-
ed. The personnel OF lne companies in
cluded men of int elligence and ability, and
1t was apparent that the recent radical
reorganization of the brigade was a wise
move in every way. From casual inspec-
ton 1t seemed that Companies and c,
I'd Battalion, were stronger in Numbers
than the others, each parading not less
than forty men.
Every member Of the brigade was equip
ped in heavy marching order. including
Evening star., 1897-06-10
TREASURER ROBERTS, COMMISSION.
Not Likely to Receivei>It Until the
President Return.

-'
Not Likely to Receive>It Until the
Presiden't RETURN.
Although Mr.. Ellis H. Roberts of New
York has been confirmed by the Senate as
United States treasurer, he has not yet re-
ceived his commission from the President,
and is not likely to get IL before the latter
returns from Nashville. Consequently
there will be slight delay In the transfer
of the office from Mr.. Morgan, the incum-
bent. to Mr.. Roberts. It is understood that
Mr.. Roberts, who is now In New York. will
file his bond and qualify as soon as he re-
ceives his commission. The treasurer
gives bond in the sum of $l50, Geo. and is
held personally responsible for the safe
keeping OF the $7O0,O0O.OOO in cash and
bonds In the vaults Of the treasury. Until
he arrives here, 1t will net be positively
known whether he intends to exact a bond
from each Of the 1926 employees of the
treasurer's office for the faithful discharge
OF his or her duty. He adopted that policy
when assistant treasurer at New York, and
It Is reported that he proposals to introduce
II INTO the treasurer's Office.
Evening star., 1897-06-10
MINNEAPOLIS LEAVES GREECE.
The New York on for a Cruise-Late
Navy Notes.

The New York on for a Cruise-Late
Navy Notes.
Rear Admiral Selfridge, commanding the
United States forces in Turkish waters,
telegraphed the Secretary Of the Navy To-
day that the cruiser Minneapolis left Piree,
Greece, this morning for Gibraltar on her
way to New York, and that the cruiser
Cincir rau left the same port bound for
Smyrna. II he said anything about the
political situation in the Levant it was
not made public.
According TO advices received at the Navy
Department today, Admiral Sicard. COM
manding the North Atlantic squadron, left
Boston this morning on the flagship New
York for a cruise along the Atlantic coast
as far as Hampton Roads.
DIR. Washington B. Grove has been ap-
pointed an assistant surgeon in the navy
Frederick K. Hunt has been appointed
pay clerk for the Concord.
Evening star., 1897-06-10
MAHER AND sHARkEY RELEASED.

Magfstrate Cornell Finds They Had
Not Violated Horton Law.
NEW YORK, June 1O.-Peter Maher and
Thomas Sharkey. the heavyweight pugi-
lists who were arrested last night during
their fight at the Palace Athletic Club.
were discharged by Magistrate Cornell in
the Harlem police court today.
The magistrate admitted that the CON-
duct Of the men In the seventh round
might have been disorderly, and said he
was glad they had been locked up. hut
that nevertheless. as far as he could see.
there had been no violation of the Horton
law.
Evening star., 1897-06-10
Fifty Three Lots to Be Sold at Wolfer-
ton Today.
some OF TIE FINE STOCK he OWNS
Prince Takes the keenest Interest
in the Hackney Division.
GREAT CROWD ATTENDS

LONDON, June 1O.-The fourth biennial
sale of Prince of Wales hackneys and
harness horses was held this afternoon at
Princess stud farm at Wolfer.on. near
Sandringbam, Norfolk. The sale was pre-
ceded by refreshments served to the vis-
itors and intending bidders, most of
whom had come down from London by tho
Great Eastern railway during the fore
noon.
Prior to the sale an opportunity was
given to view the horses, of which there
were ffty-three lots, nearly all OF them
bred by the Prince Of Waies at the Wolfer-
ton farm, under the supervision Of Sir
Dighton Prcbyn. First in Importance came
the thoroughbreds. The stud consists Of
thirteen choice brood mar es and their pro-
duce, which includes Perdita II, dam of
Persimmon, last years derby winner. and
NSandringham, also Pinbarket. That's and
some of the mare of whose produce much is
expected in the near future.
-. Draught Horse Section.
The second section of the Sandringham
breeding establishment is devoted to shire
or draught horses, Of which there are at
present about 100 head of breeding ami
mails.
The hackney division is the one in
which the prince is reported to take the
keenest interest. Chief among the stations
at Wolferton is Field Marshal, by Cadet.
q 3O0O-guinea stallion that combines,
through his sire, the best Yorkshire blood
with that Of old Confidence, sire that left
more money in Norfolk than any other
stallion Of that horse-breeding county. He
combines substance, symmetry and quality
of body and limb in way that emphati-
cally marks him as well calculated to pro-
duce the highest type Of ride-and-drive
horses.
Golden Promise, by Danegelt, out Of
Primrose, prize mare by Cadet, is fine
spcciment of a weight-carrying hackney.
His best points are the beauty of his shoui-
ders and forehead, strong back and quar-
ter and big blcod-legs. Both Field Mar
shall and Golden Promise were bred by the
Prince of Wales.
Twenty Lots Were Breeders.
In tho ffty-three lots included I'm today.s
sale twenty belonged to the breeding sec
ton. seven Of them being blood mares and
their foals, which were sold together. and
thirteen were yearlings, two-year-old and
three-year-old fllies. The remaining thirty
three lots included four ponies, all bays,
and SO well matched that they would make
a perfect team, and ten matched pairs
broken and driven together in double har-
ness. All these were shown in harness
and proved their thorough steadiness,
hardness and tractabihty in leather. The
remaining nine lots were harness horses
and hunters, all thoroughly broken to their
work. and fne-looking animals of their re-
spective classes.
Evening star., 1897-06-10
NO ACTION TAKEx.
Senate Interstate Cosnmerce Cor
mittee and the P66HnS BAH.

senate Interstafe Cosnmcrce Conn
"itfee and the PSsMnx BAH.
The Senate committee on Interstate COM
merce held brief meeting today and ad-
journed for week without Eansacting
any business beyond cdfaory discussion
of the advisability of reporting the pooling
bill, TO this Proposition pbjG ton was
made. and it was not Prsfed. a senator
who Is opposed to any aefion On the bill
remarked re, as @ that SO long assAe louise COM
for the Senate to work itself TO DEATH
The Indications now are fhat = authority
Is not given at the next meeting to report
the bill action will, be Rostponen until the
least until the tariff bill Is disposed Of
Evening star., 1897-06-10
THE STAR NJ NAH.

Fersons leaving the city for any
period can have The Star mailed "a
them to any address In the United
States or Canada, by ordering II at
this ONCE. in person or by letter.
Terms: Is cents per week: Is cents
for two weeks. or 30 cents psr
month. Invariably In advance. Sub
scribers changing their address from
one Post-ofhcs to another should
give the last address a. well a. the
rsw one.
Evening star., 1897-06-10
JOHN w. FOSTER ENTERTAINED.

His Mission Meets With Sympathy of
Russian OmciaIs.
PETERSBURG, June 1O.-At the banquet
last evening at the United States legation
in honor Of John w. Foster, the United
States seal copmissioper. the minister for
foreign affairs, Count Muravien, and the
minister Of innpefiafs Domains, NJ. Yermo-
loff, were present.
1t is reported here that Mr.. Fosters mis-.
sion is meeting with great sympathy and
support In official circles.
Evening star., 1897-06-10
BANK OFFICIALS INDICTED.
Charged With borrowing Funds From
Their Own Institution.

MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi, June 1O-The
grand jury has indicted four officials of
the failed Washington State Bank, A. c.
Haughen. the president, who at the time
of the failure was also city treasurer, and
is now under indictment for his conduct
Of that office: J. H. Field. the cashier Of
the bank; A. E Johnson. the well-known
steamship agent. and Olaf Searie of ST.
Paul. who were directors. The indictments
have been reported to the court, but as
no arraignments have been made. their
contents are not yet known. The charge
In each case is supposed to be, however
borrowing money from the bank In viola
ton of the state law which prohibits bank
officials from so doing.
Evening star., 1897-06-10
DID NOT PAY THE DUTY.
Customs Omcers Seize q Valuable
Package of Furs In Denver.

DENVER, Col, June 10.-The Denver
customs officers. acting On information re-
ceived from the inspector at Saut Ste.
Marie. on the Canadian border, have seized
a valuable package of furs, containing six
Canadian mink skins and three beaver
skins. which had been consigned by express
to Miss E. Hart. care of the. Deanery,
Denver, and on which no duty had been
yaid- Miss Hart Is the daughter of Rev
u Martyr Hart, canon Of the Episcopal
Cathedral. one of the wealthiest conSrega-
9ions west of Chicago.
Dean Hart explains that the furs were
sent by a friend in Canada without his
knowledge He says he does not think the
sender realized that he was violating the
law
Evening star., 1897-06-10
District National Guard Takes Possess
sion Of Fort Washington.
VIGOROUS ATTACK ON NESS TABLES
General Albert Ordway and Staff
Are IN Command.
INCIDENTS OF THE TRIP

By special wire.
HEADQUARTERS EVENING STAR,
CAMP WASHINGTON, June 10. 1897.
The District of Columbia National Guard
is in camp at Fort Washington, Nd. The
brigade departed from the national capital
at 1920 o'clock this morning and exactly
two hours later Camp Washington was
an established reality. The soldier boys
disembarked from the steamer at u:20
o'clock. and before the lapse of fifteen min
utes the entire command was on the camp
Evening star., 1897-06-10
ONLY ONE NINE LEFT OUT.
Big Deal I'm Kentucky and Te.ne.s,

Big Deal I'm Kentucky and Tennessee
Coal Properties.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. June 1O.-In the
deal for coal lands in East Tennessee and
southern Kentucky the amount Of money
involved viii be between $5.0OO, 600 and
$10.000.000. The Coal Creek and Jeliico
mines. which 1t was thought might not be
acquired until later, are in the deal, and
the only mine of any consequence left to
compete with the syndicate VIII be the
state mine at Brusby mountain.
Evening star., 1897-06-10
30 noRn suNDAY sALL.

sGntter I'm ClevelaHa.
CLEVELAND. Ohio, June 10-The jury
In the case Of John Powell. the member
iof the Cleveland Base Ball Club CHARGED
with playing base ball ON Sunday, ana aiso
exhibition games. returned verdict Of
guilty In both counts at nooa today. rhe
sdeiiberation OF the jury lasted from Z
o'clock last evening until noon today Tnis
Isee1A the fx66 &c Sunday bxse bali In
'C1eseDAn6
Evening star., 1897-06-10
sc.atof a1sIlorv,s osmnattees.

Senator Mallory of Faosids has been as
signed to the follo4hx HshAxesc sconinittees:
Fisheries. patents, tarritolsez. sreyfsIon Of
the laws. raiiroads and wo1usas SaAraee,
and senator Mel aufin Of South catoiina to
the following eommitteess CIa4nn4, coast
sdofeneAqs tuaall0ss61scns 45ioll y 5l664:
Neefd8t1oaG1 ef16aGl1ak q y
Evening star., 1897-06-10
STRIKE DECLARED OFF.
SsSksLsks<s SsrH-r-
Men at Jones 4 Laughlfn's VIII Go
Back htH A<dacffoH.

PITTSBURG. Pa, June 10.-The strike
at Jones & I4aughlin's American works
today. and all the old mon who can get
work will go back at the reduction. About
500 new men have been taken On and prob
ably that many Of the old employees will
be compelled to seek work elsewhere. The
mill was running in every department to-
day. s.:s'-..ss7.
Evening star., 1897-06-10
PRESIDENTIAL xoMiNArIoNs.

Solicitor Of the, Tskasa and Mar.
shel for 4i.ogt. ~
The President ts4sy 5homlaated Maurice
ID. oconnell OF sIoNa he s6tcitor of the
treasury. and Wm- y 3Gil1lth Of Arisons
States for the Territory of Arizona.
Evening star., 1897-06-10
Goveranent Reeeipt.,

G0VeFnneat Receiptu.
National bank notes received for redemp-
ton. sSl4.Sz& Government receipts today
Prom customs. $378. .O87; internal revenue.
BsDo: m1scealAueouss SSe10o6.
Evening star., 1897-06-10

blanket, bags. woolen and rubber blankefs
haversacks. canteens. tin cups. campaign
hats and leggins. The appearance ana con-
duct OF all was such As coutd not have
well been exceiied by reasoned vstcrans-
Large Crowd at wharf.
AZ the wharf . large crowd had ASSEM-
hlsd TO witness the embarkatson and de-
parturs. Ca Thsodors HeeAsr, ehs an)u-
Evening star., 1897-06-10

Continued ON Sscoad HN0a1
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1897-01-14
First publication January II, 1897.
Executors Notice Of Sale Of Real Rstat

Notice is hereby given, That In pursuance OF
an oiuci VI tne Couit! Luurt VI Ihe County u
Union. slate VI oVuLn DHkOsH. made Ola the
niilsn ua5 VI JANUARY, loyi, III gle ulAsgUr Ut tue
estate u " ilam AiliOtsUn uecoAseu, tlle under
siSAeu Tie eAccuIurs VI Cue last Will 8lu ts,stA-
lncnt vi " iiiiaM AuAutsUn, ucceAsou, win sell Vt
private sale W the ulknest Uluuor, for CxSh AMI
SUBJECT W eOuAriAAtlOn w sAiu CUunIy court, ull
VI aitci, tAe ursL uay " reUruAry, lN37, ~ ~
Ociech u. H., All Lne right, title. tnseresSt ana
estate VI TIE SAID " iilian lHlUtsUu VI tue TIME
VI Ills ueAtii, anu All tue rxns, Iisle Xlau interest
tat tne saliu estate LAS. ny operation VI law. Vr
Vtnctw Wise, acquired other Chan IN HduItlun to
tat VI tiie saiu liilAin iOeGsOn as tue time VI
VI pticeis VI Anu, situate, Ing anu Oelnx ii tue
said county "a UAlOu. Stale VI oAIuCA Uxks,Sn.
anu Douiiucu anu uescrlveu ~ follows, tO-w,e:
LOT eiSut, vi section ten, Ia township ninety
tiie saline cuutdliillik - ~ acres according to
governments survey, Aliu being SuUlect ~ y llOrJ-
sssi Ior ~oJU.uu Witn interest irOln February II.
1850, a. 8 pen cent. per annuin, ANU xlsO taxes.
Ana tnc South east quarter VI tue North eSst
quarter vi section tIu) teu, III township ninety
Two lJ2, uortn vi range tors, -nine (ay), Wess VI
tile otn L. N, the same vliik Deen sold NVye-
yer II, 1880, under foreclosure for about x1ssl aD
ahu Oeiis SUBJECT ~ salu amount with Interest
nom SAFE al ~ per cent. yer aunum, xnu xls0
taxes.
ierlns and conditions Of sale:
CASH One-tnlru VI tile purchase money to be
palu W tAe eAucutOrs Oh Cue acceptance Of tue
Diu, DalAnce Oh cOnnrmaJlun VI sale by SAID
property Or either tract thereof wiu De received
W tile executors ~ AKRON, La, Or can be left
vain 4. y, E.icsun, tnelr attorney, " Ek Point,
>. ~, until FEBRUARY /, 1897, 1T lvx. N.
Dateu ~ LAX fulut, .. ~, JANUARY Ysh, 1887.
JAEEs r. AENNEDY,
". q. BAYANT,
Executors OF the last will and testament Vt VIII
Aaln lilluLsUu, deceased.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1897-01-14
Notice Of chattls Mortgage sale.

Notice IL hereby given that by virtue OF . GER
tain chattle mortgage given on september /, 1S06,
by Frtu Bristol " Fri kiCnArQSOn on the prOEl-
erty hereinafter described Is security tot tue
Dec 81, 1ss6 with interest " ~ per cent Der "a.
mum alter maturity, which mortgage was duly
hied Ia the olnce VI the register Of deeds Ut
Union county, south dakota, on October TO- 1873.
aud by reason OF default IN the payment VI satsi
Notes, aud SAID uOtes and mortgage being owned
Dy the said Fri Richardson xlsO there being IS
this date $l45S.W due thereon the property
cvVered ny said mortgage. the tame being
described In the language Ut said mortgage Is
follows :All the growing crops, al the lnxeured
grain and corn, all the crOprs in held. shock,
crib Or granary, which are raised during the
yeas 1896, On Che following described premises 10
Union county, South dakota, the east half aud
the North west quarter aud the north half OF the
south west quarter Of section II. township 81,
possession Of the mortgage consisting Of Ill the
ear corn IN pile, enclosed By Lash fenclng, about
hve rOus east Vt che hOuxo on said premises tue
same being about l,UOO bushes more or less, Ill
criDs about three rods southeast Of the granary
on SAID premises, the same being about lOlV
bushels, more or less, all the wheat contained In
the two east bins VI the yranAry west Of the
l.oOO bushels. more Or less, ana Ill the oats con-
tanned III the bin on the south side Of the upper
nOor OF said grAnxry, the same being about $50
bushels, more OF less. Or 20 much thereof = may
the highest bidder for cash at the trout door Of
che court house IN Elk Point, 3. D.. on saturday,
January Ii, 1897, ut one O'Clock y. m, TO Sattxfy
SAID amount OF $l,45S.OO with interest thereon
casts VI foreclosure aud sale. Said DfOperty be.
ing grain in bulk will not be moved to the plAce
vi sale.
Dated at Elk Point, ;. p, January Z. 1871.
e. G. ERICSSON, NOrtrsaUe.
Attorney
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1897-01-14

Office Of the register Of deeds in Uuion county,
on December 81, 1885,
Aud whereas the said mortgage contained y
candition that II the mortgage should Ct any
time deem himself insecure, even before the
maturity Of said note, 1t should be lawful for
said mortgage to take Immediate possession OF
said property and to sell the same o public
auction 10 satisfy the amount due upon said
note;
And, whereas, the MORTGAGE does deem him.
self insecure Ny reason VI the death Ut said
mortgagor, and by reason VI there Del0g no
person To take charge VI Or care toy tue said
property, and ny reason VI The same nxviux
been derived over to The mOrtyAgee Ny the pei
sOns LII whose possession the seallo MAS " the
time VI the death Ut SAID mOrtgAxOr.
Aud Aeteas, the said FRANK WakemSn u
now the owner aud nOluer VI said nOse aud
mortgage, anu there Is VI this time uuU and uIl-
paid thereon Gne sum VI $lUA.7U.
lnerotore the said mortgage Will be fOreClOsed
Dy the sale OF said property, Or ~ mucn thereof
as may Ue necessary, AZ public auction " the
highest bluuer TOR cash Oh SATURDAY, the 2Sd
d1y vi January, 1897, AZ y. M, On 4AAin stIe es
Ia front or the Court House, rs LAX Point, south
DAKOTA, to satisfy the amount due on saad uUve
anu mortgage AS aforesaid together WlSh Ail tue
ttccruiilg costs vi tue sale.
Dateu at kik Polnt, > D., January II, 1897.
+. q. EklCsoN. FRANK NAkEMAN.
Attoruey. MUrGxAxee.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1897-01-14

The sgd Dakota Ekko OF Sioux Falls
il il last issue gives expression TO the
following handsome tribute to Scan
dinaviAn ofiicials-who held state po-
1itions. The compliment is appreciated
more for the reason that the editor of
Ekk0 Ia = man Of ability and foresig hit:
1t 10 candldly submitted, that Of all
the retiring state officials lone will re-
turn W private LIE OuCe more with a
clearer Official record, or followed by
the general esteem OF the public in a
larger degree thon ex-Secretary OF
State Thomas ThorsUn. The editor Of
the s'Ekk0' has especially during the
LAST two or three years more and more
learned to appreciate MIR. Tnorson's
personal geniallty and worth as we'll
% his more than ordinary noble char
Acter. 1t Is therefore source Of great
pleasure for Us 10 know that the record
Of his official career will go down into
history as SO admirable. south Dako-
~ has had three state officials Of Scan
dinaviAn extraction Ring srud, Horrid
And ThOrsOn. That every one Of them
J has discharged the hign-important du-
ties Of their respective Offices in II most
praiseWOrthy and honorable manner is
= matter Of no little qualification ana
praise to the Scandlnavians vi the state,
and more particularly to the republic
cams among them.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1897-01-14
S,a nlnlona.

State OF South Oak. Ia. County Of Union -.
In ClrculI Court, FIRST judicial rcuis.
sarah Staley, plaintiff, ". Isaac Kline, special
administrator VI the estate Of John Strubie, a..
ceased; Matilda Kline, Andrew sinclair, Nollie
ainciair, Lewis Sinclair, ). J. Walton, John Wa.
ton, William Walton. John f. Struble, william
Struble, Erwin Struble, Edward Htruble, Lina
Brady, sarah.fyler aud Susan BrUsius, defend.
ants.
state of south Dalnta sends greeting:
To Isaac Kline, special administrator OF the
estate VI John SsruDle. deceased; Matilda Kline,
Andrew Sinclair. Nellie Sinclair, Lewis SINCLAIR.
). j. Walton, JOhn Walton, William Waifon.
John +. Strubie, William Struble, IRWIN Strubio.
Edward StruDr, Lima Brxuy, sarah Tyler and
Susan BrOsius, defendants.
You are hereby summoned and required %
TIL, copy OF which Ii herewith served UPON YOU
scriber ut his ONCE IN XIX Point, 8. D.. Vtfhin
you. exclusive 0f the day Of service; and II you,
faii 70 answer this complaint within that dime
the pla!ntin WILL apply 70 the court foe the rellel
Dated AZ Elk Point. south Dxkota, this s1th
day vt December. A. d. lao6
4. G. ERlCsOx.
Plaintiffs AttOfney.
To the above named defendants:
Please take n0sic0 thAs the Summons and Con-
plaint IL the above sntttled actien we're nled o.
December 70, le86, In the ONES tho e3efk a th0
circuit court In And fOe UntU1 Cotey q IN ROln1
>. u. +. 9. kelCoON,
f1aanta&D Altuenl0.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1897-01-14
HALF A TON or GOLD.

In another column will be found the
special message OF Gov. Andrew Jack
son Lee, whose appearance in the
gubernatOria. chair Is SAID 70 be a
guarantee that neil Will break loose
Ia Pierre every "a hours" Inc mes
sage IL to cali attention. 70 the tact tnaL
there IL U.s., wv In the hands vi re.
republican treasurer. The governor
wants TO see the cash. He is presented
III his settlement with certified checks
TO the amount OF x2S1, wv, out the
governor has longing to see over u
quarter Of u million dollars IN cash.
Now If the curious governor, with
cash loving appetite will only de-
mand thas the cash be-
In goid,- basis Of the world y
money, ne will crowd himself up
another notch in the estimation Of his
popullstic Drethern. The certified
CHECKS are good, declares the Hon.
Andrew JacAsOn Lee-gOod rs gold
out cash IL what he wants to look at.
Lets see, $lOO weighs st ounces, hence
49,, UOU would welx n Ia, 6Uo ounces or IN
otner words l,234 pounds. That's il.
Let Treasurer Phillips order halt "a
ton of gold by freight and MS BONA W iii
be accepted and pronounceu y x.
But instead the popuiists mig ut want
their tavOrlte, tne wnlte metal. Say
each dollar weighs z4O grAlus-that :
close enough-just half AN ounce--lt
weighs really more. Then the $3.50, OuO
would weigh ll,5OO pounds, about tive
TONS. Gee, whlz, five tons Of silver.
Let the Elk Point militia be selected Us
the guard 10 escort the precious stuff.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1897-01-14

Chairman Estabr0ok, pop, is up at
Pierre. A. the populist caucus he de-
Clared that the central committee was
shy u, 2OO to square its debts. He also
remarked that the expenses OF the cam
paign were heavy and that 1t cost THREE
TEoUsAND DOLLARS to carry Mime
hAha county. What's this! That the
party Of extraordinary purity and vir-
ginity should have expended $4,000 to
carry one county. That this young
md smiling virgin OF prosperity should
be betrayed, and stepped in such inquiry
- TO buy votes, and resort 10 such cor
ruptiOn as TO buy the rights OF Aneri-
can freemen for the spoils Of Office
ought to bring the blush OF shame to
an infant crocodile.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1897-01-14

Two years ago the populists cried
loud anu long ADout LIE eXtravag ance
u The state leK lslatuIe ANA IN their late
platform they announced themselves in
favor rigid ecOnomys u sLate affairs.
u One-haH VI their bills, schemes, and
ideas prevail which tney have pre-
ssated lor Inc consideration OF the
Legislature the state treasury
might ~ we'll hang out y sign OF
bankrupt" and let the world know
ths truth.