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The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1898-01-14
Joaquin Miller Badly Frozen.

SEATTLE, Jan. IA letter from
Dawson City, dated Dec. 8, says
joaquin Miller arrived at Dawson from
Circle City Decd. He was badly frozen,
having lost part Of the great toe of
his left foot; his left ear was slufing
off and both cheeks were frozen. He
left Circle City 30 days before in COM
pany with Harold Canovan. They
started from Circle City without dogs,
having been unable to secure them.
They pulled their outfit on sled. Mr..
Miller brings story of great suffering
all along the river by parties caught in
the ice on their way to the Yukon.
He reports also the death of
Charles Anderson, young man from
Brooklyn, who accidentally shot him
self while in a boat about 30 miles
above Circle City.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1898-01-14
uc~a1z zr. uu.s.

SHAWNEE, o. T., Jan. 12.-Fire bugs
applied the torch to a frame building
on the corner Of Maine and Broadway
late last night and in an hours time
fourteen business houses in Broadway
were in ashes. The losses will reach
4 20 GOO
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1898-01-14
st. Louis Grain.

ST. Louls. Jan. 1.-WHEAr-Higher; No. 2
track, 9it995c; Jan. 95c May, $3.50; July,
79l4c; No. 2 hard cash. S7asSc
CoRN-Higher; No. 2 cash, 26c; Jan, 26c; /;
May, 277sasc; July, 2s5ssc.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1898-01-14
Sutherland Electrncnted

SING SING. Jan. u - Hadley A. Suth-
! slanes. the negro murderer, was cleo
uted today. Seventeen hundred
I'D eighty volts were turned on at
Il 10 and turned off at II :23 a. m.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1898-01-14
Mrs. Mack Gets Fifteen Years.

New YORK, Jan. 11.-Mrs. Augusta
Mack, jointly charged with Martin
Thorn of the murder of William Gull
densuppe, a bath rubber, at Woodside,
L. l., in June of last year, was today
sentenced to 15 years in the state prison
at Auburn. The good time allowance
would reduce the term to ten years
and five months.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1898-01-14
HANNA IN THE LEAD,
GETS A MAJORITY OF ONE IN BOTH
HOUSES ON FIRST BALLOT.
Representative Cramer, Who Is Danger
ously Sick, Unable to Attend-Hanna
Has Majority of Three In the House.
Opposition Unite on McKissoa.

COLUMBUS, Jan. 12.-The factional
warfare against Senator Hanna is not
over. It will have at least one more
day of charges and counter charges.
The fight has never been more bitter
than last night.
Senator Hanna received 73 votes yes
terday, majority of one over all in q
total membership Of 145. The senate
voted 19 for McKisson and II for
Hanna. The house vote stood: Hanna,
66; 'McKisson, 49,; Wiley, 1; Warner,
J.; ;Lentz, l, and one absent.
The only absentee was Representa-
tive Cramer, the Democrat Populist
member from Paulding county, who is
seriously sick. Els physician stated
last night that he could not possibly be
in his seat today. After the vote was
recorded in each branch of the legisla-
ture separately, a majority of quorum
or OF those present is all that is neces-
sary in the joint balloting, so that the
serious illness of Representative
Cramer might become an important
factor.
The scattering vote for Lentz, Wiley
and Warner was cast by Representa-
tives Wiley, Hazlett and Hess, all DEM
Ocrats. If Cramer had been present
and all other Democrats id line, Nc
Kisson's vote in the house would have
been 81, or three short of a majority
in that branch of the legislature.
With Hanna having a majority of
three in the house, McKisson having
majority of two in the senate, the chair
will announce that there was no elec-
tion yesterday and that joint ballot
will be in order.
If all the senators and Representatives
are recorded on the joint ballot as they
were recorded on their respective bal
lots Senator Hanna will have major
ity Of only one over all. But in the
absence Of Representative Cramer and
by some Of the Democrats refusing to
vote for Mayor McKisson, he is likely
to have larger majority on record on
the journal of the joint convention.
With the result apparently hanging on
the change of only one vote, the contest
continued all night the same as it has
been going on here other nights for the
past two weeks.
The seven Repu---cans who refused
to vote for Senator Hanna have since
signed statements that burn the bridges
behind them. Senator Burke, Repre-
sentatives Scott, Mason, Jones and
Rulan say they will vote for Hanna if
the Otis charges are proven to be un-
true. Representative Otis and Bram-
ley, however, simply signed codicil to
the statement of the other five dissent
ers, in which they concur in asking for
an investigation, but. they state that
they will not vote for Senator Hanna
under any circumstances.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1898-01-14
BEET SUGAR CULTURE IN IOWA.
Experiments at State Agricultural Col
lege Give Promising Results.

Experiments Mt State Agricultural Col
lege Give Promising Results.
DEs MONIES, Jan. 11.-Experiments
which have been conducted within the
last year under the supervision of the
Iowa agricultural college prove that
sugar beet culture is practicable and
would be commercially profitable in
Iowa. The experiment. station of the
college has just announced, in careful
report, the results of experiments in 20
counties, in all parts of the state Every
county sends samples of beets which are
not of practical value for sugar making,
but every county also sends a much
larger number Of samples of beets,
which could be used for sugar making
at a profit. Examination into the con-
dition under which the beets were
raised develops that in every case in
which directions were followed in the
care, planting and harvesting of the
beets the product stood the test, and
showed a yield of sugar assuring the
commercial success of the beet. This
has been so uniformly the rule that
Professor Charles T. Curtiss, chief of
the experiment. st;eion. concludes that
in any countv in Iowa beets could be
raised at a profit for sugar making.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1898-01-14
will Proceed Against New York Lif

VIII FrOceeu Against New York Life..
TOPEKA, Kan, Jan. l2.-Attorney
General Boyle today sent out to alb
county CLERKS instructions to bring
prosecutions against the New York
Life Insurance company, basing his
conclusions on information he had that
the company was doing business in the
various counties without Kansas
license.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1898-01-14
DISCOVERING MANY NEW cLAlMs,

Gold Seekers In Alaska Drifting Into
New Diggings.
VICTORIA, B. e., Jan. 11.-Richard
Morgan, JUST from Dawson, says large
herds Of moose and cariboo have lately
passed the district and have been
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1898-01-14
EIGHT OF THE CREW KILLED.

Towboat Percy Ktls y and Seven Barges
Completely Wrecked by an Explosion.
~ PITTsBURG, Jan. 9.-The towboat
Percy Kelsey blew up while going dow n
the Ohio river, near Glenfield, Pa, at
II o'clock this morning, and eight Of
the crew were killed and at least four
Of the others injured The Kelsey left
Pittsburg about 8 O'clock with a tow,
consisting of seven barges and two
flats of coal, ard everything was appar-
emily all right till the explosion took
place, when che boat was literally blown
to pieces and the tow scattered and lost.
The hull sunk almost Immediately and
the shattered portions of the upper
works foated down the river, and COW
cred the water in the vicinity of the
wreck. The explosion was most terrific
and was heard for miles. Hundreds Of
persons ran to the river upon hearing
the noise, and an awful sight met their
gaze. Bodies were floating down the
river and the debris was scattered far
and wide, but no live person was seen.
A few minutes later, Captain Jones ard
three others were picked up alive, but
badly injured, and one body foated
ashore. It is believed the rest of the
crew We're killed, and parties are now
searching for their bodies. The dead F;
MILTON WOOD, pilot, Allegheny, aged 20.
THOMAS FLYNN. second engineer.
JOSEPH LALLY, second mate.
LEE WEBSTER, fireman.
LEE BECHTOLD, fireman.
The injured:
Leslie jones, captain, badly burned and
hurt about the body; condition serious.
Percy Woods, apprentice pilot, will
sproba! ly die.
David Walker, one of the crew, serious.
Adolph Wandell, steward, serious.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-11
MRe MAcK,s SENTENCE.
n WIN NJ TIneen Year. Dor Her Pa
b. Guideusuppe's Murder


n WIN NJ Tinsen Years Dor Her Pa
o. Cuideusuppes Murder
New York, Jan. i0-Mrs Augusta
Mack viii receive sentence today e.
completely In the murder Of Villa q
Guldensupc, 90 which she confessed dur.
ing the trial Of Martin Thorn, now IN.
der death sentence IN the prison az sing
Sing. She viii b. armlgnod In the
court room az Long Island City, ami
probably plead guilty 20 manslaughtsr
"a the punishment Of rs years. scnien,'
viii b. passed BY Judrc Garrc,sln Of th,
supreme court.
Il 4 understood that there has been a.
agreement between the district attorney,
Mr.. Young, and Mn, Nack's counsel,
Emanuel Friend, rcgarling the plea that
An. Mack win make, and that sentence
win b. pissed accordingly
IL was rcportcd Sunday night that
Herman Mack. the husband Of Ms,
Mack, viii, A. soon AZ she 4 senienccl
20 imprisonment, have papcrs served IN
a suit for absolute divorce. Il Is said "a
has contemplated this before, but hy
advice rcfrained from doing 20 until shs
had been sentenced for the crimo "a
which she was arrested. In her con
fcssion Mn. Mack did not make any a 4
mission giving Erounfs for a divorce u
this state, bat Il Is aid that no ohjoc
tion 20 a divorce viii be entered BY M
az her attorney.
Mrs. Mack was sentenced 20 rs year
In the state prison AZ Auburn.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-11
TROUBLE BREWING.
An Indlan Uprising NAV Result n rrornp ~
steps Are Not Taken.

step. Are Not Taken.
Muskogco, I. r., Jan iO.-An alarm.
ing state Of riot prevails in the Seminole
nation, and unless immediate steps au
taken BY the United Jtaics authorities a
bloody Indian urrising may result. This
is on account Z he burning Of two In.
dians by white Tor the murder and ont.
ngc Of Mn. simmons Jan. /.
late saturday night Dr. G. p. Linn.
chief physician OF the Seminole nation,
tolcgaphcd to both Indian Agent Wis
dom and Marshal Bennett for assistano,
in quclling the state % war that prc
walls in tho nation. He confirmed IN,
news Of the stake burnings and gave IN,
names OF the sufferers, Lincoln McGie
Soy and Palmer Sampson. two younl
Sgminolos.
Both the Indians c1mc from rcspccg
Ole seminole families and their fearful
death hls aroused their fricndsand NJ Oh
tyO o. .Wny
nr Linn has just arrived fum IN,
sccng %. tho burning aud states tia
both bo' ios w,ro lum a end muula'o,
bon o. most horrible manner and arc un
ucoguuhe.
AN che authorities hcrc r'cognisc tha
enc situa on is n.3rr bordering tru
o. daurcpus Indian uprising than amy u
ocont years and aU mhigg promp
measures nuuon 10.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-11

Washington. Jan. i0.--ln the senate a
hill was imported favomhly from the In.
dian committee preventing anroad com.
panics from charging moe than 3 cents
a mile for passengers through the Indian
Territory.
Ati2:5O o'clock the senate went into
executive session 20 consider the Hawaii.
an annexation trnaty. A number Of
nominations wcre first confirmed.
Tho attendance IN the house was light.
The civil scryice debate was resumed,
aud Cooncy (DCm., Mo- took the floor.
He opposed the whole civil scrvicc ~
form idea, which h. denounced rs a
cheat and narrow swindlc A civil pen.
sion list and Office holding class. he ar.
guod. was logical and inevitable u Il is
I 10 hc continued.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-11
BRAVERY OF A WOMAN
She Helps a Conductor in a Bat
de With Robbers.
SHE USED HER HATPIE
Two Men Attempted 90 Rob Coo.
duotor on IT. Car "a Chicago
aud the woman Joined Ia
While the Men Ran.

Chicago, Jan. l0.-Two men tried 20
rob Conductor Warron symonton OF 2
Blue Island avenue cable traln last
night, but were foiled by woman pas.
senger named Miss Sadie Williams.
Besides Miss Williams there woro
thieo other passcngon- another woman
and two men-and tho gripman Nci-
Their the male passengers nor the grip
man came 10 help the conductor. who
was having desperate fight with the
robbers inside the car. Just a. the
robbers were getting tho best Of
the fight she concluded % take
hand. Clubbing her long hatpin
that fastened her hat 10 her hair, she
made a plunge with the pin on the roll,
Der nearest her. All her strength va
lent 10 the thrust, and the man screamed
with pain. He releas his hold on ths
conductor and turned On Mis- Williams.
She stuck him ugain, and he quit tho
| fight. Miss Williams went for the nett
man, and she made a thrust for h
eyes. The point Of tho pin struck thi
cheek.
Take her off, /" cried the robber. II
turned to look for HE companion who
BY that time, was on The platform max
ing ready 10 jump lie was asked Z
come hack, but he did not. Moantim'
the young woman wa striking for NOR
vital parts than the fee. She rcaches
her pm for the stomach. His THO
clothing saved his III The conductC
was then bleeding AMI In half dave
condition When he anne 20 his sensr
there were bat two pirsons on the ca
Tho other passengers, whose names couh
not D. learned, had gone. So had th
robbers.
when the excitement. was over an
tie rubbcr had dappeael benin.
some building Miss Williams rCplac
hcr hat and th n askel the conductor
d. was hurt. lie was not. Then sh
tainted. She was soon revived, how
over, and escorted 10 her home.
Mis- Williams resides with her pa
, cats, and D. employed AZ a. amauulm
in one Of the downtown Offices She
mall o. agurc, but it Is said that 81
las the courage az a soldier.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-11

TOO Lar..fn Department
Now York, Jan. l0.-Prcsidont Nc.
Kinley will appoint three chiefs Of staff
departments In the army with the rank
Of brigadier general within the next few
weeks, says the Washington correspond.
ont Of The Herald The choicest plum
viii BE- the last to BE- given-that Of the
adiutant genealship-whieh Is 70 b.
given TO Colonel II. Q. Corbin, the rank.
ing assistant adjuiani general.
Colonel Corhin has lately been TINS
ferred to duty at Washington, having
for several years occupied the position Of
adjutant general Of the department Of
the east with headquarters on Govern
ors island, New York. Colonel Corbin
i personal friend Of the president,
who, IN appointing that officer to b. adj
jutant general, bestows upon him the
highest military honor In his gift His
appointment has the approval Of nearly
every public man AZ Washington.
Colonel Corbin's appointment Is made
possible by the retirement o. Adjutani
] General Samuel Beck. who has held thi
Office only since last SEPTEMBER having
iocn appointed 10 sncceed hugadiol
General George D. RugElcs The com
missary general and the quartormasto
+ GENERAL Of the army win both retin
within few days Of each othcr-Bnm
dior General William II. Bel commits
AIRY rrnor,l, on Jan. 2s. and Brigade
/ General George H. Weeks on foh. 2
Tho president viii not observe any rule
of seniority IN making the appointment
of their SUCCESSORS. Colonel samuel 7
Cushing whom b. las decided 30 max
commisary general, ranks 9Th amonl
the officers ~ his oorps. and Colono
Marshal l. Ludington, whom ho win ap
point Cuaricmastor general, rankin
] ninth
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-11
no coLoNIZE PRINTERS.
The New York Uaion Has = schen,s
FOR An Immense Farm.

The New Nork UniUn Has = scheme
For An Immense Farm.
New York. Jan. Hollow 10 find
work Tor the unemployed IN large cities
on a SELF sustaining t,ds Is a question
which Typognphical union No. 9 IL
trying to solve. Tho o.;iccrs Of the union
have come % the conclusion that TIE
cultivation Of unused land l. the most
reasonable form Of ~ ief and they have
unanimously decided 70 make use Of N.
cant 10, farms,
=. II. GOODYEAR Of Buffalo, president
Of the Buffalo and Susquehanna nail.
mad and the owner ~ 10000 acros oi
Land In NORTHEASTERN Pcnnyl,ania, has
CGCrcd "Big SiX a Tract Of iuum lCN
to 2000 acr's for = oolOny. r. oxncc !
tbc presence of a colony 10 bring hu,i-
ness 90 his rlilroad Tho u,lo wog q
bo conveyed after the colony was fairly
established. Tho union b oxpcctod /,
raise $4,000 and the donor Of tho Ia
van contribute "a Ike amolnt. a co.
mittcc was appointed by The union (
consider thc nrojcct.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-11
lots and Lands
FOR SALE. BY
DUNNICA & MIlIKERT,
BRYAN, TEXAS,
Lawyers and Real Estate
Agents.
BRYAN, TEXAS,

Three lots. two blocks wet Of Main
street In the city o. Bry an. House
with nine rooms, two hall and a gal.
lery, also al necessary ouih uses and
good brick cistefn Will sell az q bar.
gain and on terms 10 suit thlpuichaser,
Two lots, two blocks wet Of Main
street. Good roomy hons, and other
Improvements, supplied It'll cislern
water.
-Four acres Of land 10 no Invest por
ton OF Bry an. House OF q, rooms, one
hall and two galleries. A ] necessary
ou,hOuses. Good well OF wafer an
good brick oisiern. Conyrnient to n,
schools. Terms easy.
-Four lots In northwes' portion o
Bryan with house a fou rooms ami
alsn has a good cisiern. Price 800
Terms easy.
Two acres Ia northwest portion o
I Bryan, With house q lou ro0ml IN,
good well Of water. Price 200.
Two acres ofland, with house II ilv
rooms, good Wei, one m le north q
court house; price $50. crms easy
Three acres Of land one rule north q
couri house, with house OF hree rooms
I pricC S2O1.
I Thine .ots of lifd in cas- ern poriio
of Bryan, house oi tour roc m. aud We
Of go1d water.
\ l9l To acres Of and ou Car.Uf'b cree
. an. In cultivation, also 81 lendii res
denoe and oulhouses.
80 acres lard In be 8 nth wester
part OF BRYAN. Res idonc, With Coz
I rooms with dug well goo, water. an.
/ double crib and barr Wu SCI "a
I place Tor $50.
We have several houses ! Frcedma
town Tor sale.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-11
An Impor,an, Decision.

Madison, Wis, Jan. i0,-ludgc Car.
pcntcr has rndcr,d a decision which
II sustained viii have o sweeping ef.
feet. Hc held that a child cannot b. D..
gally adopted without tho consent u
both paUnts Il living, and the child has
not loon abandoned ], H. Rhydcr.
who's wife had abandoned him. was
sent O. prison Tor iorvry from hcc n,
Gently A i.year Old dar ghtor. thus Lore
alone. was adopioi by a .aloonkcopor. 4
suit by philanthropic parties to have the
order Of adoption rcscinded, bed % the
decision
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-11
NEWS IN BRIEF

Charlie Aims was killed az Brow 5
mill near jefferson. Tex, by negro
James Weaver, young man. suicid a
% Victoria, Tex, by shooting himself
John n. Boagan has announced TIT
be would not enter the race Tor scnai r
irom TCxas
j.. W Thomas was accidentally killed
near recumsch, o. r., while hunting.
John Ro,lnand, che Irish leader, was
rOyally rccoiyod II New York City.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-11

Mobile, Ala, Jan. io'-rho stcom 81.
lot boat somcr n. Smith, which was
scizcd few days ago rs per instructions
Of Socrv,arv Of the rrasury Gage, was
libolcd IN the United States circuit court
for conveying men, arms, ammunitious
and provisions % the insurgents In Cuba.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-11

Rockdale, Tex, Jan. l0.-rho opera.
tiyos 10 the Texas Briquottc and Cal
commny's mine. two and a half miles
east Of this nlaco, am on a strike. Tho
management mado a cnt of . cents a
ton in thc price Of cutting ooal and tho
hands quit work.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-11
HAWAIIAN TREATY.



Washington, Jan. iO.-In,crsst IN the
senate proceedings Cor the week con.
tors in the promised debate on the traty
Tor the annexation Of Hawaii. which
wln Dr. taken up today. senator Davis
has given notice that ho will move an
executive session Of the senate for tho
consideration of the tr,aty each day IN.
Oh the treaty shall BE- finally disposed Of.
The civil service debate, which has
boon In progrcss In the house during the
past week. will D. concluded probably
tomorrow, when the vote viii D. taken
on o. motion 20 strikr ont the appropria.
zion Tor tho w1 lmis.
sion. II De.
feat ms d
question viii
UylH
tl ND. I've. executive and
Jui Appropriation bill is ont Of IN,
a5 either the agriculture or diplomatic
and consular hill will b. taken up.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-11
FAVoRs RlMETALLlsM.
senator Chandler says the President
stands on snch Platform.

Washington, Jan. iO-scna'or Chan.
dlor had conference with President
Mckinley upon the subject Of bimetall.
ism, and he said after the close Of tho
interview.
"The president stands firmly In fayer
OF international bimetallism as promised
By the 81. Louis platform lio consid-
ors the negotiations with European pow.
ors only temporarily suspended on ac'
count Of the peculiar condition Of AZ.
fairs in India, and the presidents inten.
ton is TO again send hls inquiries %
Europe as soon a. conditions are favor
able for continuing negotiations. %
senator Chandler added that Il wa
his opinion that the president was a.
earnestly IN favo l' i..--...-4. 's th'
senator hi'
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-11

Galveston, Jan i0-M G. Bmzis,
formerly an operative in the Galveston
ropo mills, dlod suit i1r s.1 ainsi
that company for alleged pCmu ni In.
iufios
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-04-11
Universaiist Church.

Rev. c. A. Hayden delivered the Easter
sermon at the Universllst church. taking
for his text, John xi:25: Jesus said unto
here, | am the resurrection and the life.
TIL" thought he expressed was:
Easter is the joyous occasions of the
Christian year; The great fact Of the
Christian revelation: the light Of immor-
talitN, not the literal bodily resurrection.
There is a deeper meaning and high
suggestion for US in. the thought of
Easter, rising to neWness of life.
Jesus was It moral resurrection. waking
Ike world out of torpor ard death. He
was the spiritual resurrection: men We're
Size ping in the graves. dead in sin. The
resurrection Of the spring shows the
same principle in nature. All growing
things symbol the new life coming out
of the ground. Science breaches the great
fact. Nations teach ii.
The resurrection of man. in thought
in character. in the renewing Of the
Spiritit is the problem Of love and life
If we could interpret that word ''resur-
recti0n' fully, we should fathom the
depths Of consciousness and unconscious
ness. Birth and death would be new
words to us. not events of beginning and
ending. but nstants in an eternal process
of becoming.
and then You Will share in the glory of
! His resurrection. for. touched by Him
and made sharers of His spirit. His love
and His work, your souls within will be-
come conscious of an inheritance ana a
| JOY, compared with which these earthly
| riches are as drOsS to the impcriShI bic
| gold.