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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-04-04

Clean streets and clean sidewalks
and a nice, clean market house, will
make even the old mOssback feel
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-10-20
Bic hahfte sahm IL, europa.

Der 8au Der @prnergrdtbabn bat
oieIen Sommer fpl@e SOrti4ritte 9eniaat,
baB bic @r0ffnung bieier bO4ften 8ergbapn
@uropas fir bic nd9fte SaiiOn auBer Srage
itebt. Die @ornergratbabn 6eginnt betdnntz
lib in 3ermatt, ulfo in elmer 9phe ppn 5315
SUP. Sic iteigt bon ba, meif in Sslien
eingefprengt, bur9 einen &ebrtnnnel, aut
einem q MeiGen langen Bsg CUR yliffefalp
auf cine 9Dbe BON 1888 Sub ullb bon pa
ftsil binauf CUR 3peiten 1923 Sub bobea
Station &iffslbers. Bon oa an bilost Der
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-10-20

I9au 9rin3en bon Sa6Iene5iloburgEduIen:
Ser in BEN Qanbtag5zNrticu sur Wannz
I6aftsfeuung borEraeiebene 3ermin 1T be-
reits au Gnb., bsms obnged9tet niht mebr
aGs etfife bunbert tbeils CUR Nrmee na9
8D6men, tbeils DISQUALIFICATION @orpo ab>
ge16idte 8prtaIiften bisbero gum 8ori9ein
gefommen; BON benen "iibrigen Sniurgenten
5u Bferb lit BON beler penigten @pmttaten
mod ni9t sinmal gu piien %gspeien, mas on
MannI9aft unb9ferOen Dpr6anben, man Ielbe
u1fbre9en unb man Die iibrigen na9folgen
tper0en; Die nembli9e 8ef9aff:nheit bat IS
nit benz SuBpplf, ipooon man albisr eben
nidts mebr berldBIi9es uls gu PreBz
burg neiB." l1nb ais enbli9 bid@
tere 6auFen rahgef4oben puroen, oa
bauIten Die aubt1Ofen S9aaren, Die
Der Giterrei@if4e SelOmari4aa Neipperg
3u alien Seufeln miinT6te, idltmnler ais Der
SFeinb i'm 9unbe, pEdgten unb berullbten in
Maria SbereTiu's eigenen Staten Die gduz
ern unb l~eiieten in pffensr Selbf9la4t mr
re6t qerin9e Oien7te. Sp duberte ii9 lie
begeiTterte 6ingebung, Die, mad Der irrenOen
NnIibt bes &uiiers WiIbelm, fir oas 9alts
6absburg in ben 9er3en Der S01ne 4rpao's
loberte, 10 banbeIte, in elmer enti&eiosnosn
@tunbe Der 0iterrei4iiden @ei4i9te, Gas,
ipie 8atIer WilbeIm Ipra4, rrittecIide I'M
garnpolf, befen &aerlanosliebe ipri9rp0rt>
Ii9 gelpprbm it," &linSenoen &eben foIgte
bamals fldaIi6es 0albeln."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-10-20

@affretheit bes Mugparen, unb lie pirb a1f
Der PuBta in reiAem MaBe geiibt. Nuf Der
SugO 9eht bic 5Dfli4feit gegen Den @uItz
Frern6 10 melt, baB man INN alles @ilb uno
alle Sropbden, Die auf ieinen Qnt6eil tomz
men, iiberldBt. Sreili9 ma9t fib Der eSago=
geber fem @etpiIIen bnrous, benz @ait eez
legentli3 beim &~artenIpiel oOer 8Oulette bic
&u11e gu erlei9tern. Nu6 bic Oanten Be-
tbeiligen iih an ben SagOen, man9e logar
aGs G9iben. Mas tpdre iiberbaupt in I'M
-garn obne 0amen mDglt9!
Na9 Der Sagb giebt es Elm Diner, bas
opulenter lit als mar es bel ben oft primiz
tioen @inri4tungen bermut6et. Die 9Gu1er
finb meiit LANCE, Oiinnipunoige 8auten gu
ebener @rbe, benen es am peiteurppGiI9en
gpmfort meit feblt. Natirli9 MAIDEN bic
groBen Magnaten a19 barin cine @usz
nabme; ie BADEN feenbafte 2anbiibe, gdn3
MODERN na9 englif9em @e19mad eingeri9z
tet. N6er Der feline ungurtf9e Qbel lebt pri=
mitib; nur in .@ein unb nit pferben piro
2urus getrte6en.
Die 5eite be6nen ii9 Bis ttef in sic Na6t
binein aug; Der 3igeuner fptelt auf. 9abei
tpirb G5drbus getan3t nit elmer Nusbauer,
bic ben 9eut1@en in Stnunen febt. SIN Semi
permanent 1T Der Maspar ben 9eutI6er nun
einmal ii6er. @r berauI9t fi6 an2Sein, Mufit,
Oamengegenipurt un6 feinen eigenen &eben.
Damn 1T er un6ere3en6ar in ieinen @infGl=
lem unb 2auuen. SSn biefem Nugenblid nod
bein intimiter Sreunb, Der bid fiiBt unb Dir
feline @erebrung unO 9iebe berfihert, i'm
nd9iten, tpenn bur6 cine &leinigteit beleiz
bigt, bein SObfeinb, Der bi9 auf piitolen
ober @Gbel forDert, = bas 1T re9t unz
garif9e Gtimmung", tpie einem bic Gin9ez
borenen felbt nit Stol5 gu Derfi@ern pile
gen.
0ieies Bott Fat in feiner idbIings ouf@
fladernOsn 6iBe unb Ieinem Sang CUR @itetz
felt uno @roBIprenerei ettpus bonn Sran=
3oien an iid. Die Sbmpatbien fir Srunf>
reid finb un9 rege. 9nris 1T in geIeG19aft=
li9er 8eaiebung nod INNER bas SJbedl bes
Magbaren unO fran3Oftf6 feline 2ieblingsz
ipra4e. Man gefdnt ii9 BARN, bic Barrier
Mooen na4 MDgli9teit gu copiren, felbft auf
BEN 8uBten, mo- oft an ben not6penoigiten
gulturbebiirfniIIen bebenfli6er Mangel it,;
man bat oie1ei9t feline 8nbez@inri6tung i'm
sun5en 9auie, uber ben n5igurO" bdlt man
unb ben &eqer Fat man poa @9ampagner liez
gen.
60 1T bieIes 2eben cine mertpiirbige Miz
I9ung BON 4fiatentbum, nit peteurppGiz
i9em SirniB iiber5ogen. Sir einige 3eit
lebt umb jagt es ft4 gang gut nit bieien
Serren. Man muB nur SpaB Oerfte9en
t0nnen. SIR 2nnb tit munOerbur reid be-
ba6t NIT nutiir1i9en @aben u1er Dirt. nno
per @tnn bat fir Die Sreuben Der Sago,
Der tpirb bort feline Re9nung finben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-10-20
8eI1winoeIt.

Mus Omaha, g2ebr, tpirb uns se9
i9rieben:
Sine betrG9t1i6e Mn5abl bieiiger 9eutz
19er, tpel9e MitglieOer Der nSrbensber
@e1t" Tinb, befinbet if9 III begreifli3er
Mufregung in 5olge Der Ra9ni4t, baB iene
OrqaniIation in bic 8rii9e ging. Ser
nOrber. Of TIE @orlb" ODER, pie bic offi5ieae
8esei6nung lautet: r@orIOs Mutual genez
fit NHociation", begann Dor etpa 4 Sabren
in Nebrasfa auf5utau4en nno Die Mgerten
oeKelben 6atten es bauptId9li9 auf 9euti9e
abgeIe5en. Sn Omaha tpuroen 3 oeuti3e urO
8 engliI9e 2ogen gegriinoet; au4 in South
Omaha, Sremont, Columbus, Wef Potnt,
@ranb Sslanb unb anberen Srten Nebrasz
fa's, bate bic Srganiiation in fnr5er a3ett
oeutf9e 2ogen gegriinbet. Die Seleul4att
mar urter ben @eieBen bes States Weit
8irqinia i~nforporirt unb bate Spger IN
mebreren 0itti9en Staten, oann in Wtti@
Iouri, &anIas, 9atota, MinneIota unb Jtez
6rasfa. Die 6auptbeamten Der auf Dem To-
q%enannten INSTRUMENTATION baiirten 9eiea=
i4aft, befanben fi9 in philadelphia. SIN
@erlauf bes lebten Sa5res bate Die Se1euz
1hdft pie6er6olt unter oerI@ieOenen8 ortpdrt>
ben bic M~usaa6lung bon auf Den Sooesfaa
perIi9erten @ummen pertpetgert uno ge9en=
pGrtig 1inb aus 1ol9en NntGfen nod proz
3eRe i'm 6iefigen OtitrittsS@ eri4te anbdn9t9.
MeiBtrauiI9 gstponbene 8erii3erte ri9teten
nun cine Nnfrage an ben Staatsz@uoitor
BON 8eft @irginia, peI4er anttportete, oaB
bic @eisG19aft feline gefebli3e Grtten3 mebr
beTiBe, baB Die 9auptbeamten p6tlabelpbtd
perlafIen unb Die Ga9e aufge9eben 3aben.
Ser Mubitor rist6 ben Nnfrageroen, ibre
@er6irbung nit Der @eIelf@aft iofort gu
l0ien, Jim peiteren 8erluiten gu entgeben,
ba unberufene 2eute, pel9e feline geieBltae
8ere9tigung ba5u beitben, fortfa9ren, Sab
lungs ufforberurgen dus3u1enoen. S1e1e
amtliGe Mitt6eilung pirfte ME elm Sonner@
I9lag auf bic 6unOerte bon 2euten, tpel4e
felt Sabren bic itets pahienben @heBments
be5dblten, in Der Mnna9me, babur9 fir ibre
Samilisn auf ben SpbeSfaa @oriorge gu
tretten u1tp nun CUR usber3eu9l19 1OnlHleH,
baB i6nen setpiKenloie 2eute bas Tauer Ders
bisnte @elb aus Der 3uf9e Eodten.
SnapiI9en bat uu4 bas 9ofz9eparte>
ment in @a16ington cine %iogenonnte
nTraubeS rber" eegen Die S9pinoel6anOe
e~rlaf1en, IN Solge beren ale fir bieIelbe be-
itimmten poitienoungen an bic 4ufgeber aue
riidgefanbt tperben.
Die Mitglieber3d6l bes Derfra9ten Gon~
Germs in Nebrasta, pelhe alerbings in ben
lebten Mpnaten 5iemli9 ubnabm, betrG9t
bermalen ungefG9r 3000-3500, pobon gut
3psi 0rittsl 9eutf4e iinb unb BON Osnen
ettpa pieber Der glei9e Pro5entiab in
Sma6a unb @Gb Oma6a pObubaft lit.
a."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-10-20

@ornergrat feGbft bus Srace, duf Dem fe
fat Bis CUR SpiBe, ndrli9 1913 SUB ullters
baGb beg @ipfels QO,337 SUP einpOrflimmt,
pd6renb CUR He9ten bic 5eIsmdnDe Ienfre3t
gum gornergletiber ubftiir3en. Ous 9race
Der qanaen 8dbn 1T nur 81 Mtsiten lang;
uber nit pelden S9piertgfeiten pirb ieber
SUB 8a6n erobert! Gi6t bic Steiguns iteGt
1ib benz 8au entgegen, benin lie betrdgt i'm
Marimum 20 8ro3ent; a6er tdlt Der gauge
&aum fir ben 1nterbau muBis ben Selien
abgerungen perben. On Sel3mdnoen, heren
Steil6eit Dem meni9li9en Snbe gu trpben
f9ien, purben bic @rbeiter an Seifen heruuz
tersetafen, I'm Die 8o6rlD9sr cum Sprsngen
ein3ufeben. l1eber bic niloe S9lu9t oes
Sinbelenba6es tpurbe auf 5pei Pfeilern BON
50 Metern Die 8abn in fii6ner 0ohe btniiberz
gefii6rt. Serielbe 8a9 liefert Der 8aDn etfpa
1000 Pferoefrdfte, ben 6enen $50 fir ben
elsttri9en 8etrieb berfpenbet iptrDen folen.
Od Die 8au3ett fir Die Nrbeiten iiber Der
@rbe nur Die bier Monate boil SUM- biz
September Dauert, purbe bic 9lsi95eitige
@infeGung 5abGreiber Nrbeitsf ;dfte motifs
tpenbig. @s tparen besbalb burbi6nittli6
ni9t peniger ais 1900 Munn ouf Der tur3en
8a6ntrede permanent bei4Gftigt. ga bic
8ahn fu9 auf cine 9D6e erbe6t, treG3e 3. g.
ben @lGrnii9 iibertrifft unO faft an ZEN
Stills 6eranrei9t, muBte auf cine re9el=
mdBise unb quite @erpflegung Der Nr6eiterz
folonie in eriter 2inie 8eba6t genommen
tperben. Die @rbauer Der 8dln 9aben besz
balb bur9 ~giinltige 2ieferung5psrtrdge unD
cine f9arfe &ontrole fir cine rationelc .3uz
fubr Dpn 0abrungsbebarf geforst; fir ie cine
so Mann 5dblenbe 4rbeitergruppe 1T elm
Sod angeteqt, unb tdgli9 nln0et fi9 cine
&aratpare BON 40 Wault6ieren, init 8orrG=
them aIer Dirt belaoen, ben Berg 6inauf.
Die gauge 9erpflegung tommt BEN ein5elnen
4rbeiter auf so @ts. per Sag. Das @9Ga=
fen in elmer Der etappentpeiie aufgeteaten ioz
Giben 9ol3bdraden tOitet ibn peitere 10 Cts,
10 bdB er ben gr0Bten She'll lcines. ie na9
Qualitdt Der 2eiitung 5pii9en 4 un6 8 6r.
betragenben Sagelpbnes BEL Sette legen fam.
Die Mebr5a6G Der Nrbeiter bets6t aus Sta
lienern. Sir Die oberite Settion tDnnen je=
bo9 nur eingeborene @aliier berpenoet iperz
ben, unb au9 bann be0arf es nod elmer ala
tpD9entlihen N6lOf Jung, ba bic 2eute es ni9t
ldnger duf Iol3er 9Obe aus3ubalten permDz
gen; unb babel ma9t bic Nrbeitsleiitun9, bic
uuf Der 90be BON 10000 SUB oerri9tet tpirb,
nur Elm 9rttt6eil befen aus, mas cine glei9
groBe MannIbaft i'm S6al gu bspdltigen
bermag. @s i3eint alfp, 3aB bamit cine
@ren3e errei9t 1T, iiber tpelAe binaus Elm
8a6nbau nun nit ben gr0Btea Opfera unb
@efa6ren borbringen fam, ba ppn ba an
nu6 benz r1rtbeit Der Su9berltdnDigen NIB
bis6eriger @rfa9rung fO3uiagen NIT ie 16O
SUB Die S6piertgteiten in gepmetrii9er
Progreiion pa4ien, Elm Saft0r, an Dem has
proieft, auf bas Matter6orn iel6E cine 8a6n
gu leiten, 9efbeitert if, urb Der lb nament=
Iib beim 8au Der Sungfrauba6n Ipdter MOI
gebieterii8 gelteno MAIDEN tpirb.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-10-20
fieber uno medfeIfeber 9ebetIt,
lADWAY'S READY RELIEF

turirt ni6t ullr ben 9atienten, Der bon 80 aGarid
ergriffen lift, ionbern es ~entgeben aub 9eute, pel6e
bierfir incliniren unb ieDen Wtoroen beim @ufteben
aipal1aiq bis DreiBtg Sropfen 81 &eGie in
einem @laie @ufsr nebmcn uno etnen Grader efsn,
Oieien @nfdlen.
s3u baben bel alien &potbetern, SOC per Slai@e.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-10-20
RADWAY'S =.
II PILL en-
stets sabe~lafTs, rein psoetabtItS@.

Man beudte Die f~otgenOsu Symphonic, ipelne fh Sci
Grfranflnoen Der 8eroauunos orQane einitellen Ser.
~ftopfun9, innere SdmOrrbOiOen, 8lutanoran0 mad Dem
&opts, sdars I'M as @tqaeH' 9 u]SsSsltsit =. sS@Sbrsnnsn, abs
@uffoben, 9eI6pd6ter oOer O~eritdrtter Soer3iGlao, Gms
pfinDungen sum Mufipriu9en nDer Gritiden beim Qirs
oen, Qei6ipdbte Senttraft, Sleden ooer Cepcbe nor
ben 9luoen, Sieber unO BUMPER Sbmers i'm Ropf,
atbmungsbel3perOs1t, gelbe @aut nnS %laoeu. Sdmcrs
sen in Der Seitc, 8ruit uuO ben @lieoern, plDtlihes
&uftreten BON otbc unO Sreunen i'm Sleii6.
ltcbrere 9oisu Ct a D IN g 9iIten befreien
oas SOftem bon ben %erfpdbrten St6runsen.
8reis 25e per Sdadtel. gu baben bel alien Qpos
tbetern, uOer per 9Oit oerlanOt.
Man i6rsibe an Sr. @ ab IN y II. 6 o., Sod Doe
965, Isu BORT, um elm BUD nit Veatbi6IGgsa.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-10-20
@a0WaN'S @eaoN Me1ief Derf0aTt
i0fOrtt0e &tM0erMtt0.
Grf1ltMn9eM!
@eber SaIS.

@enn Sic s~pansie ober oreiBig Sropfen NIT etipas
Syrup Dor Dem S3lafcnQebeu nebmen unO einen Gta=
tperoen Sic 6s Mo @ag BON sbrsr Saigent,iinSygnG
interchangeable Iein.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-10-20

Gntsiinoune Der 0iere1i, Der 9loie, Der Gin9eipeibe,
Der 2unqen, tpunben Sails, gron6itig. S6mcrzgtbs
migteit, Group. &atarrb, @euraigic, &beumatismug,
Sdiitteltroit, 9e0iclfiebcr, Srofbeulen, bonn SrOite
ange0rifiene &Drpertbeile.
Sic SlpptifatiOn BON g E a D &e1ief mad benz
&6rpertbeile Ober Ocu &6rpertbeilen, tpoielbft Das Sets
ben oOer Der S6mera ieinen Sit bat, 0eruria0t ios
fDrtige 9inOerung.
SHuerlt6. Sin balber big elm eanaer Sbees
l0ffsl DOG in einem @laie g8afer turirt III %Dsni9eu
S0iafloiigteit, WigrGne, Siarrboe, SDienterie, Collie,
8tabungen unO uae innerli6en 8ei6nereen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-10-20

ODER 9unoencntsiinpune iolte mittelft bes &eaOp 8etief
bcbanoclt iperDen ipie na6febenD Sem 9atienteu
@einglaie nit @afer ~perabfOl0t unb Die Oanse 8rut,
Der Gtildsn uno Die anOeren &Drpertbeile bdufig NIT
Dem &elief etngerieben i%perDen; ugtaf Sea- uno
6leil6brii6e mitien perabrei6t iperoen, i'm ben gas
ticuten bel &rdften an erbalten unD Die Sdrme miHen
Oelegentli@ mittelt Sr. NaOiuaD's @iaen in Sbdtigteit
geiest tuerOen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-10-20
f. r.

Ginerfei, ipet6' befttQe Doer qudfenbe 56mer3en Der
NIT &beuntatismus 8ebaftete, 8ettldQerige, SnDaliOe,
STRIPPED, GterpDie, an 9euralgie 2eioenbes bon &rGntz
belt uebermannte audi %ausebell mag,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-10-20

@rGf 8abeni unb 6as parlamentarii9e Chaos. =
Ser 3meitumpf 8obent>@ olf. = &a6tIdnse
Su Ben snOapeiter Soiiertu9eu. - unsarii9e
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1897-01-22
SMALL LOSS BY FIRE.
INSURANCE MEN ARE MILLIONS
AHEAD.
Year Just Past Has Been a Favorable
One for Them-Amouut of Property
Consumed In the Twelve Months
Will Not Exceed $l3O,o0O.OOo.
Total Income Not Diminishcd

Total income Not Diminished.
The officers and stockholders of the fire
insurance companies doing business in the
United States can look back upon the year
1886 with satisfaction, for it was one of
unusual good luck and prosperity for
them. At the beginning of December.
men who had kept tab upon the fire losses
for the year felt safe in predicting that
unless some very big fires occurred before
Jan. 1, 1897, the insurance companies
would have had IL great year for profits.
The losses from fire in the United States
during the year will probably not amount
to more thar S13O.OOO,O OU, md large as
this sum is. it will be the smallest since
1870. The losses in that year footed up
$lOS.093, I92. In 1891 the sum rose to
SAB, I64,967. i'll 1892 it grew again to
Sl51,01G,O9S. and it reached its highest
figures in 1893, when the total of our fire
losses was the enormous sum of S167. 544,-
80. Since then the losses were S140, OO6,-
4S4 in 1891 and $142, III 23333 in 1898. of
these sums the insurance companies have
had to make good considerably more than
half. In 1892 the losses to the companies
amounted in round figures to 500, 5000;
in 1898 to $1O5. 600, 600; in 1894 to $685.
100000, and in 1888 to SS4, 100000.
The total of the losses in these four
years was $GO1, OOO, 1000. and the total paid
out by the insurance companies was S372,-
100000. This amounts to about G2 per
cent of the total losses, and applying this
same rule to the losses of 1896. the insur-
ance companies share would be about
SSo.OO0,OOD, and it may fall below this.
This would leave n margin of $4,5OO.OOO
extra profits to he added by the companies
either to dividends or surplus in hand.
The experts declare that although the
premium charges of the companies may
have fallen behind during the year on ac-
count of hard times. the natural increase
IN income from investments have probably
Kept the total incomes of the companies up
to about the same sum as last year.
Hard times. these slmr cxnrrts declarc.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1897-01-22
Wednesday,.

In both houses on the 18th George f.
Houghton submitted Il grievance to the
legislature accusing the courts of the state
with corruption and ex-senator Moody and
Edwin Vancise, of Deadwood, with rob-
bling him of Slo0,000. 1t is said that al
though Houghton had frequently sought to
air his trouble in past state legislatures,
this is the first time he has been able to get
iton the records. His grievance grows out
of mining litigation in the Black Hills If
teen or twenty years ago. In tile senate a
bill was passed giving the state treasurer
an extension of time in which to qualify.
This is designed to afford Treasurer Philips
further time in which to procure the cash
belonging to the state. Bills were intro
duced as follows: Allowing a states at
torney to bring suit in the name of the
county; providing for county boards of
equalization; relating to the property Of
deceased persons; providing for railroad
mileage books good in the hands Of any
person; defining bastardy and providing
for the support Of the child; for the pro.
Nepdon Of live stock from injury BY rail.
bCAdSa . boiler inspection bill; % abolish
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1897-01-22
Hannis Taylor.

For tho first time since last May our
minister to Spain, Hannis Taylor the 9TH
er night met the Queen Regent. 1t was at
n banquet ut the palace that the meeting
occurred, and it was watched with deep
interest by European diplomats present.
After the dinner had beer concluded. the
Queen spoke cordially to Mr.. Taylor. and
convcrsed with him for some time, avoid
ing. however, all mention of either the
Cuban problem or any question of politics.
Hannis Taylor is from Alabama. He re-
ceives twelve thousand dollars Il year. but
does not enjoy IL wholly pleasant position
us things stand. Although he fully ac-
cepts MIR. Cleveland's policy and theory of
presidential responsibility to Congress
in foreign affairs as stated by Olncy. yet,
as the visible representative of the Unit
ed States in Spain. he has to bear the
brunt of the fury of the Madrid mob. only
tempered by such police protection as tho
authorities are able to afford. 1t is GER
tain enough that We're it not for such pro-
lection the mob would tear him to pieces
and destroy the embassy. His position is
something. like that of Il man sitting on n
key of gunpowdcr with a lighted candle in
his hand. If there is an explosion he may
be able to get out of the way in time and
he may not. DIR. Taylor was born in New
bern. \. c.. in 1851. In 1869 he removed
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1897-01-22
Friday.

The senate proceedings were unusually
interesting on the 18th. The session
brought out g number of good speakers of
both parties who had up to this time not
been heard. On the adoption of the com
mittce report recommending the creation of
the Ninth judicial district a heated debate
occurred and occupied an hour. after
which II was adopted.
The resolutions OF ccnsurc sought to Ia
imposed upon two newspaper correspond
ents attracted an audience which filled
the galleries as it had been whispered
out on party lines. The Republicans had
decided to stand by the Republican CORE.
%spondcnts, and the sparring occupied two
hours. and when Il vote was taken it was
found that the newspaper representative.
had outgcneraled Judge Palmer, for the
roll call showed several populists had
voted to recommit the report With the
amendment that the Sioux Falls Press, of
which Judge Palmer is Il stakeholder, be
severely censured for publishing an az.
ticle rejecting seriously on every mcmbei
of the Legislature. This disposcs of tho
matter.
No bill We're introduced in the senate
and only Two new bills were read in the
~house-oi,c by Benson, providing for the
adoption of the initiative and referendum:
one by Dollard. providing for the sale of
lands which have come into possession of
the State through the defalcation of Treas.
uIer Taylor. Land Commissioner Lock-
hart says the sale of these lands will fully
reimburse the state for the balance of tho
unpaid loss through said defalcation.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1897-01-22
Pittsburg Leader.
Sparks from, thc MUGS.

a new ~occan-going Yacht is to he built
for Queen Victoria in place of the Victoria
and Albert, the present royal yacht.
The plate and sheet mill of the Cleve-
land Rolling Mill Company. which has
been closed down since 1893. will resume
operations, giving employment to proba-
bly, 2O0 or 300 hands.
Charles Il. Campbell. Il constable. fell
down IL dark stairway while evicting a
family ut Dayton. Ohio. and sustained a
fracture at the base of the skull from
which he cannot possibly recover.
Joseph b. McCullagh, the st. Louis
editor, left no will. His estate, now in
the hands of the public administrator,
will be divided between seven sets of
heirs. part of whom live in Dublin. Ire
land.
The plate and sheet mill of the Cleye-
land, Ohio, Rolling Mill Company, which
has been closed down since 1893, will re-
sumo operations within a few days, CIV
ing employment to probably 200 or. BOO
hands.
An order has gone into effect ut the
Union depot at Atchison, Kan, prohibit
ing persons from smoking cigarettes in
lAc WHITING loOul. ucpOl uluSIeI mas
orders to eject any person who refuses
to ohey the mandate. There will be no
objection to smoking cigars or pipes.
The dwelling of Rev. NJ. L. Jones at
Pickens, s. O., was destroyed. by fire and
two of his children were burned to death.
The father was away from home and left
the place in charge of his 12-year-old son,
Gilbert, and his 12-Sear-old daughter,
Mary. While both We're asleep the fame,
broke out
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1897-01-22
THE STATE CAPITAL
WHAT THE LEGISLATURE IS 90.
ING AT PIERRE.
An Impartial Record of the Work
Accomplished by Those Who Make
Our Laws Daily Report of the
Proceedings.
Monday.

Representative Dollard, Republican, in
trOduced a joint resolution in the house ON
the 18th declaring "that the long continued
practice by the railway companies of this
state of making excessive charges on their
interstate traffic, consisting of more than
30 per cent. of their business in the state,
with the absence of competition between
different railway companies occupying the
same territory and the want of power in
the state government to regulate such traf-
tic, is just cause for the prevailing COM
plant against railway management and
demands earnest and effective considera-
ton at the hands of our representatives in
congress, and they are requested to use
their efforts and influence to secure the en-
;actnent by congress of a law that shall
vest the interstate commerce commission
with power to fix a maximum rate of
charges for all interstate traffic on rail-
roads, by which provision for ii reasonable
income on the just value of railway prop
critics shall take the place of the present
practice of charging al 1.-THE traffic will bear"
Mr.. Qol!ard also introduced the Minnesota
railway law as a substitute for the bill in
troduced by Judge Palmer. Bills were in
roduced in the house as follows: Abolish
ing civil Townships; providing for the APP.
pointment of deruty oil inspectors in coun-
ties: amending the tax collecting law;
fixing the legal rate of interest at Z per
cent. and 10 per cent OH contract; creating
the Office of state immigration commits.
'sioner: creating the office of state fire and
steam Inspector. Bills were introduced in
the senate as follows: To increase the
membership of the supreme court to five
and comforting power OH the governor to
appoint Judges from the Second and Fifth
Districts; providing for the redemption of
property sold undereXecution: appropriate
ing surface water to the public good.
The committee on compensation of house
employees reported as follows:
+ Chief clerk, SIS: first assistant, $3.50; see
ond assistant. s4.50: engrossing and en-
rolling clerk, 81; assistant enrolling clerk,
S3: sergeant-at-arms, $3.50: assistant SER
geant-at-arms, $3.50: bill clerk, 81; post
master. So $50: messenger, $3.50: committee
clerks, judiciary $3.50, appropriation $3.50,
enrolling and engrossing $3.50; all other
clerks, 50: chaplain, So; pages, s..