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The Yale expositor., 1898-09-09
To Muster Out Michigan Troops.

Maj. Bandholtz, 35th Michigan, at
Island Lake, received his appointment
by the war department as commissary
and mustering-out officer for the 33d
and 34th Michigan volunteer infantry.
The men are to be mustered out on ar
rival, their discharge from service to
date 60 days from that time. This will
permit the soldiers to go to their homes
with salary and rations allowance for
60 days.
The Yale expositor., 1898-09-09
Tho President at WIkon.

President Mckinley spent five hours
in Camp Wikoff, visiting the sick in
the hospitals and inspecting the well
in their environments. He made a
speech to the assembled infantrymen.
He reviewed the cavalrymen, expressed
his opinion of the camp to the report
ers and issued an order directing the
regulars to return to their stations east
of the Mississippi. With the President
were Vice President Hobart, Secretary
of War Alger. Attorney General
Griggs, Senator Redfeld Proctor, of
Vermont; Brig. Gen. Eagan, commits
sary of the army; Brig. Gen. Luding-
ton, quartermaster of the army.
The Yale expositor., 1898-09-09

Holland has a new queen. Upon the
occasion of Queen Wilhelmina becom-
ing of age her mother, the queen re-
gent stepped down from the throne
and the beautiful and beloved girl
queen donncd the royal purple, and
the whole nation greeted the event
with joyous demonstrations. She is q
descendent of William of Orange; is
sovereign over a kingdom of $4,000
square miles and 100000 European
subjects and also over some of the rich
est provinces in the tro.ics. Her total
domain covers 77s,OO square miles and
her subjects number 100000.
The Yale expositor., 1898-09-09
Tho boiler in Chas. Correll's saw al

The boiler in Chas Correll's saw and
shingle mill at Drake, seven miles
southeast of Fostoria, blew up just af-
ter getting up steam for the first time
since last spring. Mr. Correll and En-
gineer Burnley were seriously injured.
Lieut.. Henry Roach. regimental
quartermaster of the 34th Michigan;
Corporal Ed j. Collins, Co. ID, Calumet,
and Privates George Taylor, Co. +,
Houghton, and c. L. Bailey, Co. G.,
Sault Ste. Marie, accepted lucrative
positions under Santiago's military
governor, Gen. Lawton, and will re-
main in Cuba.
The Yale expositor., 1898-09-09

The six months strike of the Welsh
miners has ended by the miners accept
ing their employers terms.
There were IA deaths on the trans
port Allegheny carrying portions of
the Ninth Massachusetts, and First
Illinois regiments from Santiago to
Montauk.
The hospital ship Olivette sank sud-
denly in about 30 feet of water while
at anchor off the quarantine station at
Fernandina, Fla. The crew and all on
board were rescued by a schooner
which was fortunately near at hand.
The Chicago Tribune publishes care
fully complied statistics showing that
in the war with Spain $50 Americans
were killed in battle or died of wounds,
and between 1000 and 1000 died of
diseases. Names have been secured of
1884 of the latter and it is not doubted
that there are at least scores whose
names could not be secured. OF the
regular army, 200 died of diseases,
Massachusetts, is second with 1870; Till
nois third, with 100; Michigan fourth,
with 81, and New York fifth, with IS.
One startling fact is that 352 died of
diseases at Camp Thomas, as compared
with 34l at Santiago.
The Yale expositor., 1898-09-09

Lieut.. Col. Henry, of the French
army, upon being closely questioned
by the war department, was forced TO
confess that evidence which he had
presented in the famous trial of Capt
Dreyfus and NJ. lola was forged by
himself. After being arrested Col
Henry committed suicide in his prison
cell by cutting his throat.
Capt. Dreyfus was convicted of sell
ing French army secrets to the Ger
man government and was sentenced TO
life imprisonment in a big cage on
DEVILS island off the coast of French
Guiana. Capt. Dreyfus' friends fought
so hard that when NJ. Cavaignac, the
present minister for war, assumed Office
he charged the official bureau to make
a thorough research of the Dreyfus
case, and it was this inquiry which re-
suited in the discovery that the docu-
ment lately read in the chamber of
deputies by NJ. Cavaignac. showing that
proof of the guilt of Dreyfus, was
forged.
When Col. Henry was summoned to
the ministry for war and questioned
by Nj. Cavaignac, in the presence of
Gen. Boisdetfre and others, he first
affirmed the authenticity Of the incrim-
mating document. But when discrep-
ancies were pointed out, he at first
admitted adding sentences and finally
confessed to fabricating the whole
letter, lowing to the absolute necessity
for finding proofs against Dreyfus."
NJ. lola, the famous author, was re-
Gently convicted, after most stormy
trial, of libeling prominent military
officers when he published statements
in behalf of Dreyfus and charging Maj.
Count Esterhazy and others of convict
ing Dreyfus in order to shield them
selves. The cabinet ministers now adj
nit that a revision of the Dreyfus and
Zola cases are absolutely unavoidable.
Col. Henry's confession threatens to
rekindle the Dreyfus agitation more
heatedly than ever, and it seems likely
to shake public confidence in the army.
Even the Liberte, a strong anti-Drey-
fus organ, says: 1T must cause the
deepest pain to all honorable men that
officers of such standing show such
lack of moral sense"
Gen. lie Mouton de Boisdeffre, chief
of the general staff of the French army,
has rendered his resignation to the gov
eminent, owing to his misplaced con-
fidence in Lieut.. Col. Henry, which led
him to present as genuine what was
forged evidence. The disclosures have
also resulted in Count Esterhazy being
retired from the army on small
pension.
The Yale expositor., 1898-09-09
aaa MIchlran ordered Mustered ont.

The war department has issued or
ders for the ed Michigan volunteers,
recently moved from Fernandina, Fla,
to Huntsville, Ala, to proceed to Camp
Eaton, Island Lake, to be mustered
out of the u. S. service as soon as pos
sible-probably about Sept. Is.
The Yale expositor., 1898-09-09

The residence of l.. Il. Ilawlev, with
contents, burned at Mason. Loss 81 500.
Fire destroyed the large heading mill
of the Aetna Cooperage Co., in Trcn-
ton. The volunteer fire department
kept the flames from spreading TO the
business portion of the village. The
total loss is estimated at $4,000. and
rs men and boys are thrown out of en-
ployment.
Joe Kiser, of Lexington, KY, was
instantly killed by train while at
tempting to cross the track, at Petos-
key. lie was riding wheel and might
have gotten across safelySbut evidently
lost his head when he saw the engine
so close, for he threw up his hands and
fell, the engine mangliug him horribly.
The Yale expositor., 1898-09-09

sDetroit-Hay. No timothy, $500 per ton
Potatoes. new Michigan, 4jc per bu. Live
Poultry, spring chicken, SC per Id; fowl. &c;
turkeys &c; ducks, &c. Eggs. strictly fresh,
Tic per doz. Butter best dairy, l7c per Id;
creamery. 2lc.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1898-05-21
mortgage sale.

Dsfault has been made in the conditions of a
certain mortgage oDtaining power of sale,
dated the 10Th day of May, 1897, and recorded in
the office Of tho REGISTER of Deeds in and for
day of May, 1897, at 8 o'clock A. ii. in book Fl
OF mortgages On page $50, whereby Peter Paul
son and HIS wife, Mette Paulson. mOrtrhuors
mortgnged to Jno. w. Newell. mortgages. the
following described real estate situated in the
County OF Br'lle, State of Sonth Dakota, to-wIt:
(6), Township One hundred two (I02l. Ra,,ee
SIXTY seven (9T West 5th, r. NJ. Containing
One hundred sixty acres
SAID default consists in the non payment of the
interest of the debt secured by said mortgage,
and IN the non payment of taxes assessed On
sald nnorfgaged premises at the time the same
became due, whereby the power OF sale in said
mortgage contained has become operative, and
no action or proceeding of law has been COM
menced to recover the debt secured by saio
mortgage, or any part thereof. And there is
CLAIMED to pc due upon said mortgage at the
date hereof the SUM of two hundred seventy
Dollars and fifty eight cents ($27O.5S). principal
and interest. besides the sum of Nineteen Dol
lars and seventy tonr cents t$19.7D for taxes
necessarily pnid by the m6rtgagee on said
mortgaged premises, including interest thereon.
and Ten Dollars $40. 10Y attorneys foes provided
by law in case Of foreclosure.
NOTICE, the;efore, is hereby given that said
mortgage will be foreclused BY a sale Of the
said mortgage premises at auction at the front
door of the Court House in the City Of Cham
herlaln. County of Brulo, State Of South Dakota,
on SATURDAY. the 2Sth day of May, 1898, at ton
to''cl"ck in the fournoon of that day, to satisfy
the mortgage debt herein. and the cost OF for,,-
made and provided. = -
pnted this 10th day Of March. 1893.
]. b. Long, Jno, w Newell.
Attorney for Mortgasee Mortgagee.
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One OF the most beautiful and pre-
tentious OF tina buildings which sur
round the Grand Canal at the Trans
Mississippi Exposition is the govern.
meEt building. The sum OF 100000
was appropriated for the Government
building and exhibition, and thorough
ly complete and comprehensive display
will be the result. The Government
building stands at the west end Of the
Court Of Honor, facing eastward and
overlooking the long lagoon. Directly
in front the lake broadens into trefoll
which has aptly been called the mirror
In the center Of the Mirror beautiful
electric fountain will be placed
Stretching out from either side of the
building, and encircliDg the Mirror, are
curved colonnadas which form beauti-
full shaded walks to connect the Govern
ment building with the adjacent Fine
Art and Agricultural buildings, The
general plan Of the Government building
itself is suggestive OF the National
Capitol at Washington, with its great
dome, side wings, and the broad fight Of
stairs leading to the entrance. Crown
ing the dome is an heroic figure OF
Liberty Enlightening che World" At
night the torch in her hand will send
forth dazzling searchlight. The
building is zoo feet long, 200 feet wide
and 178 feet iu height.
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south Dakota sollier..

Sioux City Tribune: The Tribune has
been TO gee the South Dakota soldier
boys and as result has a better idea Of
the safety of the country. There is not
bettsr body of volunteers in camp any
here in point Of physical appearance.
The climate OF the state is just right
for the production Of Drawn. as Is made
manifest by the appearance OF the
young men 10 Camp Dewey.
1t speaks we'll for South Dakota that
the difficulties met with in several other
states in mobiljzing the militia has been
absent. Matters have moved as
smoothly as could be expected anywhere.
and while several older communities
have as yet failed to report :heir quota
assembled ready to move. South Dakota's
troops Can start for the front on the
shortest pOssi BILE notice. The sooner
the notice comes the better II will suit
the young men in Camp iDewey, and
g nod many OF them would be pleased ii
i: came before the medical examination
is completed. None want to be left be-
hing and the medical examiner is the
most unwelcome visitor at the camp
among those who doubt their ability to
pass.
II the volunteers do any fighting III
Cuba, Coloney Grigsby'f cowboy regi-
ment will be on hand, and will be
credited to South Dakota, although SONS
OF its members are recruited from other
parts Of tie northwest. This body of
troops deserves more mention that it Is
getting in the country at large because
1t consists Of body Of mon who are
fighters, and everyone of them is a
genuine cowboy. No one is accepted
in this regiment who has not had
actual experience as cowboy, while
some OF the other regiments OF trough
riders" that are monopolizing public
attention have never experienced any
rough work iu the saddle. It appears
from today's dispatches that the volun-
teers will be needed in Cuba, and if
they go to the seat of war the country
can expect to here from South Dakota's
in way that will reflect
great credit on the state
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1898-05-21

Long before hostilities between the
United States and Spain broke out the
Chicago Records celebrated cartoonist,
McCutcheoD, got leave of absence and
started for a trip around the world on
the gunbcad McCullouch, the captain of
which is an intimate friend. The
McCullouch was in the naval battle in
Manila bay and CARED to Hong Kong.
Admiral Dewey's report OF his victory
to the government. Mr.. McCutcheon.
as an eye witness Of the engagement,
cabled a report Of the fight to the
Record which cost the paper $1,75O-the
rate being 90 cents word and the
Record probably never paid telegram
with better grace. all the same, we are
glad that McCutcheon doesn't belong on
the staff Of the GRAPHIC; one such piece
OF news as that Manila message would
knock our profits into the hell box for
the next six months.
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For sale or Rent.

+. A. Rising, owns or controls the
following tracts OF land, and the most
OF them are for rent, and all Of them
are for sale. These farms will be sold
at exceedingly low prices, on very easy
terms. Titles perfect.
Sc or 6-101-67 SW or 53-1O1-67
Sc Of 28-1O2-67 Sc or 33-1O268
NV or 2-l02-69 Sc or 26-lO3-69
Sc qr 19-l03-67 NE or 9-1O5-67
NV or 1l-10l-67 NV Or glO-1o1-6S
SEqr l0-lO3-67 Sc or 6.1O3-6S
SWpr 1-105.67 NE Or 35-1O3-69
N OFFS Il 34-102-6S
s 11s NE u q NV ar: NEqr. 4-1OI 6S.
For terms and particulars call on or
address G. G. Morrow. Chamberlain, 8. D..
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:
OF the complaints being made against
Gov. Lee from certain partisan sources
over the commissions in the First regi.
ment, the Sioux Falls Press says:
The truth is that Of tho forty-six
commissioned officers In the regiment
th'rtT-six are Republicans. Sheafe.
democrat, was displaced by Frost, who,
1t regular soldier has any policies
was of the Republican persuasion,
Lieutenant Colonel Fuller, silver DEM
.ocrat. was unable to pass the examina.
tl0n. lie was succeeded bv Lee Slower
OF WatertOwn. Lee is a Republican
politician and recently received com.
mission as receiver of the Watertown
land office. II the governor had deem
disposed to play politics here was a
good Elace to commence. Charley How
ard. another Republican politician, was
promoted from captaincy and given a
majors straps. There are some popu.
lists holding commissions, but they are
good men. They were put in because
they were good men, for the same re-
ason that Stover and Howard were pro-
NOTED. the Republican papers who talk
about the governor having made his
reglmental appointments for political
reasons had better close their untruthful
driyel and take notice of President
military appointments.
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The torpedo boats in our navy are
named after distinguished naval heroes.
The Cashing commentaries the gallant
Union lieutenant who destroyed the IRON.
clad Albemarle at the risk OF almost
certain death. The Porter bears the
name Of the famous naval hero. The
Foote is named for the old admiral who
first taught the Chinese QS56) that there
was nation on this side Of the world.
The Dupont is named for the naval
leader Of the Mexican war and the
Winslow for the commander Of the
famous old Kearsage. The Rogers
commentaries one Of The heroes Of 1912,
while the Ericsson bears name which
reyolutionized naval warfare when its
owner built the Monitor.
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WHERE.

Where is recorded bY the National
French Draft Horse Association in lhe
National Register Of French Draft
Horses Vol. 5, No, 50S6. Foaled in 1887,
bred by Dillon Bros. at Normal, Ill,
sired by Estrador 242s. Where is also
recorded in the American Percheron
Horse Breeders Association register
Nc. 622. where his pedigree is given as
follows: Sired by Estrador 4525, by
Ferona 1912, by French Monarch 2O5, by
Ilderine 1902, by Valentine 53o2, by
Vieux ChasIin 703, by Coco 7l2. Where's
dam was little Pearl 1916 by Saint
Laurent 435; second dam Boquet 526;
Rosette 1867 by Coco III.
WHERE is coal black, 1S hands
high, very heavy name and tail, and
weighs 1900 lbs. and over at six years of
age and when grown will weigh 2,2OO
lbs. He is heavy draft horse, good
walker Of quiet disposition, but when
woke up is very active and has grand
movement that will please and astonish
all admirers of large forses.
A number OF his colts are being kept
for breeders, and are held at 5000 aud
$500 dollars each.
Where will be at home Monday FORE
moons; VIM Martins Monday night;J. NJ.
Pasek's, Lake George, Tuesdays; Corn
ellns Miller's Wednesday night: E. H.
Harris Thursday; at home Friday
morning and Kimball Saturdays.
TERMS: To insure good standing
colt: SO. For more than one mare, 50
for ..each standing colt after the first.
II you wish to raise horses for market
WHERE is the best, cheapest and most
profitable horse for you to use.
E. P. and w. NJ. BARKER.
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1t turned out that the Spanish Ad-
miral who met such a disastrous defeat
at the hands Of Admiral Dewsy in
Manila bay was confident Of doing up the
Americans with little trouble. He even
went so far as to donbla man his ships
IN order to have reserve to man the
American warships after he had cap
tured them, and the great loss Of life on
the Spanish ships was largely due to
their crowed condition. The latest
estimate Of the Spanish loss is $50 dead
and 700 wounded.
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The Percneron Draft Horse,

Prof. Samson Of the National College
has said: "The Percheron is a draft
breed OF the most superior quality. 1t
enjoys III Europe, and even in the whole
world. the highest consideration, 1t
possesses an active. quick energetic
temperament and is capable OF pulling
heavy loads at a quick gait. Fast step
pars are common in this race. 1t has, on
account Of its incontestible merits,
carried all over the world the fame Of
the little French proyince where its
best centers Of production are to be
found.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1898-05-21

State of South Dakota, county Of Blule in
County court within and for said County. ecRl
In the matter of the Estate of Asa Roberts
Notice Of Application for Letters Of Admin
Notice is hereby given that Minnie Coffee las
filed with tho clerk Of this court, petition
praying that Letters OF Administration Of the
Estate of Asa Roberts deceased BIO issued toi
Bryan Coffee and that Saturday. the 4tli day Of
aday Of a regular term Of this court, t0-wit: Of
the May torn, 1855, at Chamberlain in the
county OF Brule State aforesaid, has been set
{ for hearing said petition when and where any
person interested may appear and show s:alse
why the said petition should not be granted
R0u w. Ryan, Clerk.
Z, =. James Brown, Judge. 81
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Latest War News.
The Oregon is safely homa.

The Oregon is safely homa.
Rumors Of another call for volun-
teers are premature.
OF the 1875 600 troops called, $1,000
have been mustered i'll.
QHayana and Manila IRE both suffering
from what is near a famine.
30 pounds of full patent flour per
bushel of wheat-at the mill.
Shagnasty, the queens right hand
man, If trying to form new cabinet.
Three troops Of the cowboy regiment
left Sioux Falls for Chickamauga today.
Last lights papers stated that the
South Dakota infantry goes to the
PHILIPPINES ard the cowboy calvary to
Cuba.
Active preparations have been going
on all the week at SanFrancisco for the
embarkation on troops and supplies for
the occupation or Manila.
The cruiser Charleston left SanFran-
cisce for the PHILIPPINES to join Dewey
yesterday. 1t will require three weeks
to make the 5000 miles.
The blockade at Havana has been
partly raised to let certain neutral
vessels pass. There Is considerable
criticism over the order.
A Madrid dispatch states that Blanco
has cabled his government that Ameri-
can vessels are running the blockade
and la anding supplies in Cuba.
Tile government has shut down on
furnish ing the associated press or news
paper correspondents with contemplated
movement Of troops and ships.
tits given out that Mckinley is dis
gusted with the army and naval
advisory boards and will from this tim e
on take command OF matters himself.
The South Dakota troops are expect
ing orders daily. The destination is
not definitely known-whether to
Chickamauga, Tampa or for the Phil
lipines.
IT was the original entention to send
about 5000 troops to the PHILIPPINES, but
a much larger number may be sent. A
great deaf depends upon the next few
days developments.
The First regiment OF South Dakota
was mustered in Yesterday. The regi-
ment has it full quota twelve compa-
MES eighty-four men each.
At last accounts the Spanish feet and
that Of SIMPSONS and schlay's were
playing game OF hide and seek around
Cuba. The Spaniards are shifty and it
difficult to keep tao on them.
There is al sort OF talk atl0at about
tho fleet and soldiers that Spain is &C.
ing to send to Manila to route Dewey
and regain possession of the islands, but
most Of 1t comes from Madrid and is
not to bo relied upon.
The Spaniards are working" the in
surgents at Manila, promising the
leaders all sorts OF things if they will
not take sides with the Americans.
Just how much effect tho Dons are
having Oh them Is not known.
Dewey is quietly resting in Manila
bay, confident Of his position. Says he
can take the city any day. The city Is
shut of from water communication by
the American fleet and from help over
land by the insurgents, which surround
the city on all sides and are just aching.
to get at the Spantards.
/ Aipans Tabules prolong life.
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Tree CLAIM, Final PROOF.

Land Office at Chamberlain, South Dakota,
April 90 1898.
Notice is Leseby given that the following.
named settler has filed notice of his intention
that said proof will be made by evidence u
claimant before clerk of tho District Court al
the court house in the city of Cherokee. state OF
Register and Receiver at Chamberlain, South
Dakota on May 2S, 1898. viz:
FRANK w. BARKER
Section q, township 102 Nort!: Range 81 West, :
He names the following witnesseB to prove his
said land, viz:
John p LAWYER of |" "l4 o.t
John &. Sl.cta. of 4" I"
James Bulls, of y :"
CLARE S. Rowe, Register.
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Ths United States will have one hun.
dred torpedo boats completed within the
next thirty days. This will be tho most
formidable torpedo feet in the world.
The order for these boats was secretl =
placed just before the declaration of war
was issued.