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The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1899-06-23
ROUMANlA GETS RAIN.

Breaking of the Drought Puts Down tho
Price of Wheat.
CHICAGO. June 20.-Wheat was weak from
start to finish today and closed at decline OF
lasc from yesterday. Liquidation of long
wheat was the feature, rains in Russia and
Roumania and favorable domestic conditions
giving holders a severe attack of ennu Coarse
grains were also weak, corn closing &c lower
and oats 12c lower. Provisions closed un.
changed to nc lower. Closing prices:
WHEAT-Juiy. 1913 g7514c: Sept. 1876.
CoRN.Iuly. 34s4c; Sept, 345ac.
OATs-July. 241ac; Sept, 2la4c.
PORKJuly, $S.2l(GS25; Sept. sS.42.
RIBs--July, s4.72; Sept, s4.85
LAKD--luly, 1902; Sept. s5159517.
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No Trace of the Murderers,

AUBURN, Neb., June 21.-There is
nothing especially interesting in the
Julian murder case. The hounds were
unable to get the trail and the effort
was abandoned. The jury simply finds
that Mr.. Bahuand came to his death at
the hands of parties unknown and that
the object was robbery.
TELEGRAMS TERSELY TOLD.
I.G. Wickersham, the Petaluma (Cal.
millionaire, is dead,
In the last race at Hawthorne Tues.
day Boneyboy, set a new mark for the
local track of 1:S915.
The feud at London, KY, is reported
to have s1lbsided. No trouble is antici-
pated for several weeks.
A number Of business men met in
Chicago Tuesday and formed an Illinois
society for the prevention Of consump-
ton.
The Pittsburg Plate Glass company
will build soda ash plant near Akron,
o., to cost $3,000,0O0, with an annual
capacity Of 100, 900 tons.
William E. Jones, who manned the
wheel OF the brooklyn at santiago, Is ~
ti,e county Jail for 30 days at Racine fol
carrying copcealed weapons:
Justice Griswold of Cleveland dis:
missed the charge Of embezzlement pre-:
ferred several days ago against Judge
W. G. Ong, by q former client,
The steamer Alameda, Oh her last
trip from San Francisco to Australia
had her vault robbed of $4,000. The
suspected robber left the vessel at Homo
| lulu.
The Illinois supreme court has sel
aside the verdict of the lower court sus
tanning the Alton authorities in com
pelling colored children to attend separatt
schools, and ordered new trial.
Chicago Jews and people of the Jew
ish nationality in all the large cities ol
America are contributing funds for thu
purchase Of suitable testimonials to be
presented to Captain Dreyfns, Emile
zola and Colonel Picquart.
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Rapid City Black Hls South Dakota Friday June %, 1899
DIPLOMAS FROM M'klNLEY.
Presidents Niece One of the Graduating
Glass ut Mount HnlNnkc Colle.e.

Presidents Niece One of the Graduating
Glass ut Mount H"lyoke College.
South HADLEY, Mass, June 21.--
President Mckinley participated in tho
commencement exercises at Mount
Holyolle college yesterday, awarding the
diplomas to the senior class, among
whom was his niece, Miss Grace Nc
Kinley, and accepting III brief address
the degree of doctor of civil laws con-
ferred upon him by the college. The
president and party came from Holyokc
by electric car i'll the morning. After
the college exercises. the president held
reception on the platform in front of
the village church, shaking hands with
2,4O0 people. Today President McKin.
ley and party will enjoy steamer ride
down the Connecticut river to Spring.
field, where there will be receptions and
parade, and at 1 p. III. the party viii
leave Springfield for Adams, Mass, by
Spprio1 tr,ip
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Chicago Live Stock.

CHICAGO. June 2O.-Cattle Receipts, 2,5OO:
generally unchanged good to choice becves
sold at $5.O0tG5.50 comnoner grades bringing
s4.lotg4.95; feeding cattle brought $365g5OO;
bulls, cows and heifers. s!O0G5.lO. the latter
price for choice hcifers; western fed steers,
si.50a5 a5.35; Texans, s3.9yg49); calves $4.25G
7.O5. Hogs-Receipts, 10000; 59715c higher;
light hogs brought s3.7O93 80: mixed lots,
$37yG29o and heavy at s35593.9); pigs.
sold for s3.S5tG9.s0, and culs s1.5oCG3.5O. Sheen
Receipts 1900; prices ruled steady, with
prime clipped lambs at the highest point of
the year; sheep at $3.0yg3.S5 for culls, up to
t5OoG5.25 for best hocks; clipped lambs
brought s475G6.G5; Colorado wooled lambs,
$6GoG6.7a- and spring lambs, s425lg7.30.
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FLOCkING TO RENNES.
Hotels Filled With People Coming to He.
the Triu3 Of Cnptnip nreyrug

Hotels Filled With People Coming to Hear
the Trinl of Captain Dreyfus.
PARIS, June 21.-The approaching ar
rival Of Drcyfus at Rennes is causing an
influx of foreigners there. The hotels
are besieged with applicants for rooms,
which command immense prices. The
arrangements for the conveyance of the
prisoner from Brest have been made
with the greatest c;lc and it is believed
there is no danger Of demonstrations.
Dreyfus is expected to reach Brest early
in the morning and precautions have
been taken to prevent anybody from
seeing him either ut Brest or at Rennes.
The Figaro says it understands Drey-
fus will arrive at Rennes on June 30 and
that he will be landed elsewhere than at
BrcSt
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st. Louis Entertains Elk,.

ST. LOUIS, June 21.-Last night 5000
Elks and their ladies were entertained
by the local lodge at Suburban, on the
outskirts Of the city. They were enter
tained by company of burnt cork art
lists early in the evening and then gave
way to feasting and merry making. The
great feature Of today will be the parade
of the members, when 10000 Elks are
expected to be in line,
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WAR POSSIBILITIES.
Natal Volunteers Ordered In Rcadincs
for Active Service.

Natal Volunteers Ordered In Readiness
for Active Service. sx
CAPETOwN, June 2l.-The Natal vol
unteers have been ordered to hold them
selves III readiness for active service
The activity of the war department
authorities has been suspended in the
matter of contracts for certain requisi-
tions, on the ground that the regiments
are now ready to leave Capetown for
Kimberley at short notice.
An engine driver on the Cape railway
declares that he has seen men, armed
and mounted, engaged in drilling at
HouttlSraal, near Dca1r and Pontfontein,
not far from Kimberley. He was in
formed that they were Dutchmen pre-
pairing to assist the Beers in the event
of hostilities.
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PLACE FOR BABCOCK.
Will BE Given Chairmanship of the Con
mitee on RuleS,

Will BE Given Chairmanship of the COM
mitee on Rules.
CHICAGO, June 21.-The Record says:
When Congressman D. B. Henderson of
Iowa has been elected speaker of tho
house of representatives of the Fifty.
sixth congress he will in the main re-
organize the committees without
changes i'll personnel. The chairman
ship of the committee on rules, which
Congressman Henderson himself has
held, is an exception. When the Iowa
statesman is elevated to the chair this
chailmanship will go to Congressman
J. w. Babcock of Wisconsin. This has
been agreed upon after conferences be.
tween Colonel Henderson and Congress.
mau Babcock and other leaders.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1899-06-23
A. o. U. w. to Incorporate.

INDIANAPOLIS, June 2l.-The supreme
lodge of the Ancient Order of United
Workmen yesterday, after a discussion
lasting over two days, decided to incor-
porate. Steps We're take.a toward draft
ing the proper articles. Last night q
banquet with 200 covers was served at
the Grand hotel.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1899-06-23
Followers of Hahpemann In Session.

ATLANTIC CITY, June 21.-The 55th
session Of the American Institute Of
Homeopathy opened here yesterday,
with over l, 400 followers Of Hahnemann
in attendance. Every section of the
country was represented. Yesterday s
two sessions, afternoon and evening,
We're DEVOTED to committee reports and
the annual address Of Benjamin ..
Bailey Of Lincoln, Neb., president Of
the institute.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1899-06-23
Tacoma Hotel RurnS.

TACOMA, Wash, June 2l.-The Mon.
tello hotel, a fashionable boarding house,
was partially destroyed by fire last night.
Lieutenant Otto Schlegel and Captain
Russell Of the fire department, We're
carried from the building overcome by
smoke, and V, +. Egermayer, a fire.
man, was struck by nozzle of fall.
ing hose and knocked off a ladder.
The loss Of the building and contents
amounts to about $4,000.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1899-06-23
Situation Is Very Serious.

NEW YORK, June 21.-"The situation
in the Philippines is very serious" said
General Nelson A. Miles at the Waldorf
Astoria last night. "I know nothing
concerning the story that the war de-
partment is suppressing the news from
Manila. But everybody knows that
things are very serious there. The
question Of issuing call for volunteers
has not, 1 believe, been decided. do
not care to discuss the Philippine mat
ter. am here Oh private business"
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1899-06-23
Ceuera, Strike Not Ordered.

BUFFALO, June 21.-Contrary to ex-
pectation, a general strike of dock work
ers was not ordered last night. A con-
ference was held by representatives Of
all branches of labor along the docks
and after the freight handlers had been
urged in vain to return to work, it was
decided that no action looking to gen
eral strike should be taken until Presi-
dent Keefe Of the 'longshoremen arrives.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1899-06-23
Heavy Storm at Amea.

AMEs. Ia, June 21.-A terrific rain
and hailstolm passed over this city
early this morning, smashing half of
the window lights of the town. A barn
north Of the city was struck by light
ming and burned to the ground. Seven
head Of horses were killed. The streets
are filled with water. Reports from the
country give great loss of stock.
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Three Fall to Death,

RAT PORTAGE, Ont, June 2t.-By an
rccident to the hosting apparatus at
the Black Sturgeon mine last night,
four men were precipitated to the bot
tom Of the 200-foot shaft. Charles
Adams of Nova Scotia, Charles Haas Of
Sudbury and John Howe Of this place
were killed and Charles Anderson was
seriously injured.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1899-06-23
In Behalf of Shop Girls,

DEs MONIES, June 21.-The first action
brought in this city under the new code
section requiring seats for shop girls
commenced by the Humane society in
Justice Aylesworth's court yesterday.
]. B. Ackerman, manager of q 10-cent
store, is the defendant, and is charged
by the society with neglecting to pro-
vide suitable seats for the use Of female
employees in his retail store. The sec
ton makes this an offense against pub.
lie health.
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Almanac of the Day.

Wednesday-Sun rises at 4,28, sets at
1884. Moon sets at a:al a. m.
The Weather-Iowa: Increasing cloud,
mess and showers Wednesday night,
except in western portions; southeastern
ly winds. Nebraska: Showers, with
cooler in western portion Wednesday;
Thursday fair; variable winds.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1899-06-23
South Omaha Live Stock.

SOUTH OMAHA. dune 21-CattIe Receipts,
$500; stoady TO stronger; native beef steers,
:4.40(G5.3O; western steers, A.00G4.S0: Tex
as steers, sa75(g4.6O; cows and hefers. $500
4.60; Gamers, s2.50g3i0; stock~rs and feed :
ers. $5.SogA.sD; calves $loog7.lU; bulls, stays,
etc., asOVg425. Hogs Receipts. $500; at9l0o
higher; heavy. s37oG3.75; mixed, s3.7Og
B721a light. s3.721a,Ga75; pigs, s3.25@37O;
bulk OF sales, s3.1Oea721z. Sheep-Receipts,
2,lOO; active and stronger; western muttons
s4.zt G5.25; stock sheep, s35O(g4,25i lambs,
t5.5VfdB. so,
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Tuesdays Baseball Games,

NATIONAL LEAGUE,
Cleveland. I: Brooklyn, g
Cincinnati. 3; Philadelphia, 2
Chicago. l. Boston. s.
Louisville. | Baltimore, 2.
Piltsburg. 2; New York, 4.
ST. Louis, 3; Washington. 3.
WESTERN LEAGUM
Milwaukee, 0; Minneapolis, &
Buffalo. II Columbus. s.
Kansas City IL: ST. Paul, 8.
Detroit. II: indianapolis, &
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Mob After Negro Prisoner.

MOBILE, Ala, June 21.--Danicl Pat
rick, the negro who assaulted Miss Bes-
sic Ireland in her home outside Of Scran-
ton, Miss. Monday, was captured yes
tertlay. He was taken to jail, where he
confessed the crime. A crowd has
gathered for the purpose Of assaulting
the Jail. Sheriff Moore and deputies
promise to resist the mob and some
shooting is looked for
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1899-06-23
Lower California Mines Not Rich,

SAN DIEGO, June al.-The schooner
Anita returned from the Lower Cali
fornia mines yesterday, with Is miners
and 60 ounces of gold. The men say the
placers extend oyer. 93x4 miles, but
are not rich, and most Of the Americans
will leave for home. About 100000 has
been taken out in all so far,
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DARK SIDE OF kLONDIKE,

Country.
PORT TOWNSEND, Wash, June 21.-A
number of Klondikers who arrived here
on the steamer Dirigo present the dark
side of Klondilze life. They say that
Dawson is crowded with idle men, who
are willing to work for most any wages.
Thirty-five cents an hour and board
yourself are the prevailing wages for
common labor. They say there are
hundreds of men with no prospects of
securing work and that the only way
they will be able to get out Of the conn-
try will be though government assist
onoa
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Kansas CITY Live Stook

KANSAS CITY .June 2O.--Cattlc--Recelpts, 1000
steady to DC lower: native steers, heavy
s4.9Nga2O: medium S465g5.l5; light s4.O0(g5.o0
Texas steers, sa25Gt.6j: Texas cows, s2.50tD
S75; native cows and heifers. $2.2tG5.l0: stock
ers and feeders, sa4oGa0o; bulls, s26594OO.
Hogs-Receipts, 1900; closed weak; bulk Of
sales. s3.65G3.7j; heavy. S3.70g38); packers
sa67lag3.75; mixed, s3.659a721a; light, s3.571z
OSLO; yorkers, $a65g3.7O: pigs, sa509370
Sheep-Receipts, 5000; strong; lambs. s4.Oc
@6.OO; clipped muttons, ss.5O,g50O; stockers
and feeders, kz.50lG4.aU.
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Troops Fire Upop Peasants.

BUCHAREST, Roumania, June 21.-In
conflict yesterday between peasants
and police, arising out of election riots
at Slatina, the troops were called out
and fired upon the mob, several persons
being killed and many others wounded.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1899-06-23
Dan Couehlin Indicted.

CHICAGO, June 21.-Last night the
grand jury voted indictments against
Daniel Coughlin and William Arm
strong. Coughlin was indicted Oh the
charge Of offering bribe to Juror John
+. Taylor. He was also indicted with
William Armstrong, his bartender, on
the charge Of conspiracy to do an act
prejndicial to the administration of
public Justice.
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Commends General wheaton,

COmmenuS General Wheaton,.
WASHINGTON, June 21.-General Otis
forwards the following:
MANILA, June 20.-Wheaton at linus
with four guns, four battalions, Fourth
and Fourteenth infantry, Nevada troop
cavalry; sent battalion south OH recon-
naissance direction of Las Marinas yes
terday morning, where enemy was re-
ported concentrating his scattered
forces. Battalion encountered enemy's
force Of 1000 marching to attack linus.
Was successful in impedingits progress.
Wheaton with two guns and two bat
talions hurried forward and rep,llsed
the enemy with heavy loss, enemy leav-
ing over 100 dead OH the field. Our loss
was five killed, % wounded. Wheaton
was reinforced last night by battalion
Ninth infantry and is driving enemy
beyond Las MaEinas, which is now in
his possession. Casualties today not 1e-
ported. Wheaton's qualities for bold
and successful attack unsurpassed.
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Tornado at Hoopestown,

DANvIII4E, Ills, June 21.-A tornado
passed north of Hoopestown last even
ing. Two buildings and barn We're
blown down at Hoopestown and some
stock killed. Much damage is feared
north Of Hoopestown.
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MAY Accept yifquain's offer.

LINCOLN, June 3i.-Colonel Victor
vifquain Of the recently mustered out
Third Nebraska regiment is hopeful
that the regiment, whose services he
has twice rendered to the president, may
be called npon to go to the Philippines.
! IN answer 70 his last tender to the presi.
dent, Colonel yifquain has received a
letter from Adjntant General Corbin,
which says that under certain circum-
stances his proffer may be accepted.
Colonel Yifqnain says his offer was made
adyisedly with the consent Of the Off
cg.s and men of the Third.
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FIRE ExPLoDES MAGAZINE.
One Man of First Artillery Killed by Fall
ing Debris at Fort Pickens.

One Man of First Artillery Killed by Fall
ing Debris at Fort Pickens.
PENSACOLA, Fla, June 21. = The
smaller powder magazine at Fort Pick
ems, on Santa Rosa island, blew up at
6:45 q. m. The explosion wrecked the
western corner Of the cid fort, demol-
ishing the new brick store house, the
brick bake house, the orderly sergeant's
residence and several wooden buildings
nsed for quarters for the laborers who
had been working on the new fortitica-
tions. Flying fragments hit Private
Wells Of Battery H, who was on duty
at the wharf, and almost instantly
killed him. Four other men were badly
injured, one having o leg and arm
broken.
A fire broke out among the buildings
at the fort and reached the magazine
before it could be checked, causing the
explosion. The fire ragged all this fore
noon and the larger magazine In which
was stored great quantity of dyna-
mite and other heavy explosives, was
in danger, it and the forts being saved
through the brave work of Captain
Nieurann and q detachment of ma
rines. Buildings in Pensacola were
shaken by the force Of the explosion.
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water Comes In on Nfiners.

W4tef COIeS IN on M1ners,
GLASGOW, June 21.-The Gaulchaland
pit in Ayrshire was suddenly flooded
yesterday while a number of men were
below. Fifteen Of them are still missing.
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RlOTING IN CLEVELAND.
Mob Attacks Street Cars and Chases Non
union NIOtOrlnan.

Mob Attacks Street Cars and Chases Nom
union NIotorman.
CLEVELAND, June 21.-There were
two incipient riots last evening. At
the corner of Central and Wilson ave-
nues crowd of 1900 people obstructed
the passage of two cross-town cars. One
Of the nonunion motormen, who gave
his name as Charles Jones, was hit with
brick and badly injured. Later car
Oh the south side line was attacked near
the suburb of Brighton. The motor
man and conductor We're chased into
the woods by Il mob and they had not
returned when it came time to stop
running cars.
The people Of the south side nursed
their wrath all day. They made no
attempt to interfere with the running
of cars so long as,there was police pro-
lection, but last night there was a de-
termined effort to get at the nonunion
men at the Hollenden avenue barn.
Soon after dark mob of 5000 people
assembled. There were 20 policemen at
the barns, but they were powerless to
handle the mob. Fences were torn
down and the crowd broke into the
barns. In the meantime the nonunion
men had escaped to the attic and the
rioters contented themselves with
smashing few of the cars.
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Hostility Ambulances.

CHICAGO, June 2l.-Fifty hospital
ambulances shipped to Tampa, Fla,
over a year ago by the local army Off
GERS to be forwarded to Cuba for the use
Of the United States troops have been
lost. The matter was brought to the
attention of General Anderson yester-
day by letter from Washington, stat
ing that the war departments search
for the missing property had been pn-
successful and suggesting that the Chi
cago officials join in the hunt. What
makes the loss all the more astonishing
is that it took freight train Of Ii cars
to haul the ambulances from the city.
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Smallpox Breaks Out In Howard Count

Smallpox Breaks Out In Howard County.
DEs MONIES, June 21.-Dr. Kennedy
of the state board of health received a
telegram stating that three cases Of
smallpox had been discovered in Paris
township, Howard county. The source
of exposure comes from Cresco, the
county seat of Howard. The farmers
of the adjoining townships are wild
with fright, but DR.. Kennedy says the
cases have been reported as in a mild
form and that every precaution will be
taken to prevent the spreading Of the
disease. The population of the entire
township will be vaccinated. All travel
will be stopped, no one will be allowed
upon the highways and the strictest of
quarantine rules have been established.
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DATE FIXED FOR FIRST
Nebraska Regiment to Start
for Home Thursday.
WILL SAIL ON THE HANCOCK.

Cable Received from Colonel milford
Asking That Colonel Cotton Be Dis
charged at Once-Committee of Fifty
Appointed 60 Prepare a State Welcome.
LINCOLN, June 21.-At the gover-
nor's office was received the following
cablegram fsom Colonel Mulford Of the
First Nebraska.
MANILA, June 21.-To Governor,
Lincoln, Neb.: Cotton ordered dis
charged, Manila. Would like all va
cancies filled before sailing, 22d.
MILFORD.
The adjutant general is in commu-
nication with the governor advising as
to the course to be taken in accordance
with Colonel Mulford's request. Col
ton is lieutenant colonel of the regi-
ment and it is presumed he desires to
remain in Manila. By this situation
Major Frank Eager, the senior major,
is next in line for promotion to the
lieutenant colonelcy and Major Wallace
Taylor, the junior major, would then
become senior major. Captain Herpol-
sheimer of Lincoln is now the ranking
captain.
OMAHA, June 21.-About 70 members
Of the committee on reception OF the
First regiment met i'll the council
chamber yesterday afternoon, discussed
plans for suitably honoring the return
ing soldiers and organized a working
committee of so members. Twenty-Five
of these are from this city and the re,
naming 25 are from other cities Of the
state, each town Or city from which a
company Of the regiment came being
included.