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The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1899-05-05
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NEBRASKA MARksMEN SHOOT.

Charles H. Rogers of Lincoln Wins tho
Amateur Championship p Cup.
LINCOLN, Nav 3.-A heavy shower of
rain, accompanied by high wind, in.
tertered with the opening days pro.
gram of the 23l annull tournament Of
the Nebraska State Sportsmen' asso.
citation. The tournament, which will
continue four days, has brought many
of the noted lnarksmen of the country
to Lincoln. including Rollo o. Heikes
of Ohio, Fred Gilbert, o. w. Budd, @.
NJ Grimm and @. NJ. Miner of Iowa,
J. S. flaming of California, and j. j.
Hallowell OF Connecticut, together with
the crack shots of Nebraska.
Five events were pulled off yesterday
with the following results:
Fifteen targets, Andrews. Troyer,
Painter, Young, Gilbert. He;lses, Miller,
Herr, Peterson, Bray. Bees IN, IA each.
Twenty targets, Rogers, 20; Long,
Fanring. Young, Halloweil, 10.
Fifteen targets, Heaton. Tanning,
Den. Young. Gilbert, Bray, Is each.
Twenty targets, Hallowell. 20; An.
drews, Tanning, Peterson, 10.
Twenty-Five targets, Budd, Heikes,
Rogers, "a; Townsend, Young, Clark.
Daniels, Nerr, Bray, %.
George Rogers of Lincoln won the
amateur championship cup, the two
men who tied with him being profes.
sionals. There were 25 entries in the
championship event aside from the pro.
fe ssionals.
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Iowa Crop Builetln.

DEs MONIES. My 3.-Ths Iowa
weather an crop service in issuing its
bulletin for tho week presents the fol-
lowing: "All conditions have been very
favorable for the growth of vegetation
and rapid progress was made in farm
operations except in portions of the
southern districts, where work WIS re-
tarded by excessive rains. Spring
wheat. oats and barley germinate
quickly and generally show good
stand. In some of the northwestern
counties very high winds caused dust
storms on the 2Sth and some
injury resulted to recently sown fields
of small grain. Reports indicate all in.
creased acre sge i'll cora com pared with
last year in consequ ,nce of winter kill
ing of wheat and clover and the unfa-
vorable conditions for early seeding Of
small grain. The spring pig crop is
likely to be much lighter than usual. u
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New YORK, May s.-Rear Admiral
SIMPSONS squadron of three battleships
and two armored cruisers dropped an
ehor off Tompkinsville yesterday after
a 10 weeks cruise in the West Indies.
The flagship New York, the Brooklyn,
indiana, Texas and Massachusetts,
are riding at anchor of the Staten ISL.
and shore. They will remain thero for
some time and visitors to the ships will
be welcomed. One by one they will be
placed in dry dock at the Brooklyn
navy yard to have their bottoms scraped
preparatory to the summer evolutions
off the New England coast. The start
on this cruise will be made early in
June.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1899-05-05
Thinks End Is in Sight.

WASHINGTON, May 3.-President Nc.
Kinley talked with his official callers
before the cabinet meeting yesterday
about the prospects of peace in the
Philippines. It is believed that some
advices from General Otis have been
received, enlarging upon the PROPOSE.
flons which were submitted by the Fill.
p.no delegation. which have not yet
been made public, aud which give the
officials additional information con.
cerning the situation. The president
expressed the opinion that the end was
in sight and said be believed the Fill
finos will not hold ont much longer.
ll- regards the conditions as most hope.
fpl. The fact hat negotiatlqps tor
peace are in progress has stopped all
talk OF calling out the $4,000 additional
volunteers
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WORD from Yorktown Partv.

MANILA, May S.-The first authentic
Information regarding Lieutenant J. @.
Gilmore and his party of IA men from
the United States gunboat Yorktown,
who were captured by the Filipinos on
April ~, was received yesterday at the
hands OF Major Arguelles CT the staff Of
General Luna. 1t is in the form of q
list of the missing men and is signed by
Lieutenant Gilmore. The lieutenant
reports that he and his party have been
brought across the mountains from Ba.
Ter, where they were captured.
General Hale started yesterday with
the Iowa and South Dakota regiments,
q squad of cavalry and two guns of the
Utah battery from Calumpit in north.
easterly direction, to cooperate with
the Macabebes, who have asked the
Americans 10 arm them Ill order that
they might fight the Tagals. The Mac.
abebes have already organized a COM
pany of bolomen to guard the town.
They are bringing Tagal prisoners to
General McArthur.
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SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

Ex-Governor Scott of South Carolina
is critically i'll at Napoleon, ..
President Mckinley has approved the
parcels post convention with Venezuela.
Lydia Thompson was rendered ben
eft ut London Tuesday, which realized
an enormous sum.
Senator Kyle will be succeeded by
Vice President Philips as chairman OF
the industrial commission.
The senate committee which is to in.
vestigate adulteration of food and drink
arrived in Chicago Tuesday.
Terrific rains aud thunder storms,
followed by SHOWS, haye prevailed the
last week throughout Germany,
Fifteen Thousand textile workmen at
Brunn, capital of Moravia, went on a
strike Tuesday for reduction in tho
hours OF iaUor.
Jonn y. Spencer. president of tho
Milwaukee Cnar company, stated Tues.
day ,htC the Option glyeu the chair
trust on MS plant Ia be.n accepted.
Siam has ccded To Fran the prov.
incr ol Luuug Pran;lng, III the north
- rclutn, undertakes 70 ev.tcuLte the
tuwn q. CpsutAu tA.
DR.. .A,tfeul Etat 4 Won Simson, the
dlstuiIa sneu Ger.n,n jlrist and poll.
Il lau, ho Wits eles.ucuJ ot the Frank.
,to.t natton.t. a,scAI ), III 1913, uled III
Beri.n Inesday, III IS 80 b year.
Great. brisaln mas oti cal.y demanded
/. OF tne CnitisFtt sUvesu.ueuG sagl ,flcglun
tpr the Il SUP Attacks made W the
rebels upun tie British authorities ID
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milwaukee. Road R.aoh,n. On.

CHICAGO. M y 3.-The Chicago, Mil
waukee and St. Paul road will expend
more than $s,50o,0oo this year On new
lines and improvements to the property
generally. One million dollars will be
laid out in the reduction Of grades in
Iowa aud Wisconsin, $500 900 ON track
elevation III Chicago. and another $500,
600 on new ballastilg along tho various
lines. Fifty miles of new track will be
built between Fonda. Ia. and Spencer,
Ia, forming an extension Of tho Das
Moines. Northern and Western line aud
connecting it with the Iowa and Dakota
division, opening up fine section of
farming c3untry.
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Episcopal Visitation For 1899.

SYRACUSE, N. Y, May s.-The bish-
ops of the Methodist Episcopal church
In session here gave out the plan Of
Episcopal visitation for 1899 through.
out the world. 1t includes the follow
ing assignments: Black Hills confer
ence, sturgis, s. D., Oct. 81, Bishop
Warren; Dakota conference. Huron,
8. D.. Oct IL. Bishop Hurst; Dea
Moines conference, Denison, Ia., Sept.
13. Bishop McCabe; Iowa conference,
Burlington, Sept. 81, Bishop McCabe;
Nebraska conference, Lincoln, Sept.
20, Bishop Warren; north Nebraska,
Omaha, Sept. ~, Bishop Warren;
northwest Iowa. Sioux City, Sept. 20,
Bishop McCabe; northwest Nebraska,
Valentine. Sept. 6. Bishop Warren;
German. Mt. Pleasant. Ia, Aug. 30,
Bishop McCabe; west Nebraska confer.
ence. Broken Bow; western Swedish
conference, West Hill, Neb., Sept. IA.
Bishop Merrill.
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0naHtiuM Of .Turix RI cf Inn.

CHADRoN, Neb., May 3.-G Lang.
hor"e. first lieutenant and adjutant Of
the First United States cavalry, located
at Fort Robinson, has been served with
cita ion to appear before the district
court OF Dawes county May so, to an.
swer to the charge of contempt of court.
The serving of the writ is the result of
an Interesting legal question which has
been raised as to which has the suprem-
acy-thn civ or military authorities,
Judge w liam V. Allen, ex-United
Safes senator from Nebraska, who is
relieving Judge Westover as presi ling
officer OF the Dawes oounty district
court this week, claims that the civil
authorities take precedence and he is.
sued the citation upon Lieutenant Lang.
horne,
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1899-05-05
PARLEY IS FRUlTLESs.
Second Conference Closes
Without Peaceful Results.
LAWTON CAPTURES VILLAGES

Sixteen Hundred Fiiipinos Are Scattered
by the A,nericans-Otis Reports He Has
List Of Captives Held by the Enemy.
Six Are Soldiers and Eight Belong to
Yorktown Party.
MANILA. May 3.-The second confer
suce. held this morning between Gen
eral Otis aud the Filipino emiSsaries,
Colonel Mannel Arguelles and Lieuten-
ant Jose Bernal, terminated without
any definite results.
WASHINGTON, May 3.-The following
cablegram was received by the war de-
partment:
MANILA, May 9.-Adjutant General,
Washington: General Lawton's column
passing westward from Norzagaray
captured Balinag and villages in vicin.
ity yesterday, scattering and pursuing
l,600 insucgent troops. His only cas-.
ualties, two wounded; insurgent loss,
several killed; large number wounded
.,nd captured. Number is not stated.
Have opened communication with Law.
ton via Malolos by means of Hale's
troops and detachments from city.
List of prisoners i'll hands of insur'
gents just received, shows Lieutenant
Gilmore and seven enlisted men (navy)
lost from Yorktown and six enlisted
men (army), three of the six wrong
fully arrested in January before hostil
tiles commenced. all reported to be do
ing well. Besides the above, two men
in hands of insurgents, South and Cap
tain Rockefeller, still unaccounted for
OTIS
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HAILED AS 4 VICTORY,
Orders to Suspend Hostilities
Emboldens Samoan Rebels.
FOOD SUPPLY OF APIA SHUT OFF.

Situation In tho Islands I. Reported ns
Cri,ical-Mataafa Instruct. H.- Follow.
srs to Secure tho Hoad Of Lieutenant
0aunt-Also Anxious to Secure Weup-
- Of British.
WELLINGTON, N. e., May s.-Ad.
vices from Samoa indicate that the in.
structions received from the powers to
cease hostilities makes the situation in
the islands very serious, as the rebels
hold the main food supplies and are
again near the municipality of Apia.
The correspondent Of Reuters News
agency thinks it is evident that the
home authorities have misunderstood
the situation in Samoa. The Germans
and rebels are already jubilant and
claim q victory over the British and
American forces. The CORES spondent
saws that unless the rebels are made to
submit the difficulties will remain un-
solved. The white people in the out.
skirts Of the city are at the mercy Of
the rebels. The American vice con-
sul's store at Falifa was looted last
week, while German store adjoining
1t was untouched. British and Ameri-
can residents all strongly condemn the
action of the powers in ordering ces.
sation of hostilites at this stage.
Two days after the last battle at Vail
ina Lieutenant r. A. Gaunt of the
British cruiser Porpose marched his
brigade into Vailima unopposed and
was followed by company of British
bluejackets under Captain Sturdee and
Lieutenant Cave. Inspection of the
battlefield shows that the defenses
erected by the rebels near the home of
the late Robert Louis Stevenson were
strong and well planned. The loss sus-
tanned by the rebels, it is evident. was
much greater than was at first sup.
posed. The main section of Mataafa's
followers who were engaged in the bat.
tie of Vaililna retreated westward to
Lulumoenga, where they lay in wait
for friendlies. Orders had been given
them to capture Lieutenant Gaunt's
head. The rebels were also anxious to
secure the superior weapons with which
his brigade is armed.
1t is rumored that l8 boats filled with
armed rebels are approaching from the
east. The town appears to be safe.
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Swell Wedding Mt De-. MOines

Dies MONIES, H., May 4.--Llst even
ing, at Terrace Hill, the home of Mil
lionaire F. M. Hubbell, his dlughter,
Miss Beulah Hubbell, was wedled to
Count Carl Axel Wachtmeistpr of
Sweden. the Rev. J. Everest Cathrll of
ST. Paul's Episcopal church, officiating.
Over 700 invitations were issued and
the number of acceptances was large
A large party came from Chicago,
whtre the count for the past seven
years has served his native country as
vice consul A reception WIS held
after the wedding and at midnight
Count and Countess Wachtmeister and
their Chicago friends left for the east.
The count and countess go direct to
New York and on May 20 will sail for
Europe,
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1899-05-05
Mako. . Fortune IN. aold.

OTTUMwA. Ia. May S.-Charles A.
Walsh, former secretary of the Demo.
cratic national committee, who has for
the past year been digging gold in the
1Alondike. has arrived at Seattle en-
route home. Mrs. Walsh has received
telegram to that effect, which was q
surprise to her, as he was not expected
to leave there until next fall In letters
home he spoke of owning several valu.
able claims at Dawson, and it is be.
.lieved here that he has cleaned up be-
tween $50, 900 and 100000. During the
winter he has been editing the Klondike
Miner and Yukon Advertiser at Dawson
CITY,
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TROOPS AT WARDaER.
Work of Massing Regulars at
Scene of Trouble Progressing.
MARTIAL LAW NOT YET DECLARED

U"i"n Miners Threnten to Do Away With
the One Company Before O.h-r. Arrive.
Town l. T.rr"r,x-d bv Wild Rum"rs.
An,Ih-, Victim Of tho Mob suceumbs to
His Wounds.
WARDNER, Ida, May 8.-Shortly
after the arrival yesterday of company
M, Twenty. fourth infantry, Captain
Bachelor commanding, a report was
spread among the inhabitants of the
place that the union miners from Can
yon Creek had started down to Ward.
ner for the purpose of wiping out the
company of regular troops before rein
forcements could arrive. Sixty non.
union men armed with rifles immedi.
ately rushed down the road from
Wardner to the railroad station, one
and half miles distant, for the pur-
pose OF stopping the union men. The
report is not credited here and was
probably occasioned by the suspension
of telegraphic communication between
Wardncr and Wallace.
Quite number of union men left
yesterday on the trans going in both
directions. But two arrests have been
made and these are both out on bail.
Martial law has not yet been declared,
but it is expected it will be today.
Coroner France will commence the in
quest as soon as the witnesses can be
subpoenaed.
James Cheyne, shot in the hip by the
mob Saturday, died in Spokane, where
he had been taken for treatment.
Other troops will arrive today.
The presence of the soldiers has eased
the situation remarkably and the peo-
pie are gradually regaiuing slight con-
fideuce but it is felt that peace cannot
be assured until 500 troops are quar-.
tered here. Captain Bachelor and his
gallant 70 soldiers, assisted by 100
townsmen, who are under arms, would
give such resistance as would annihi-
late any ordinary force, but should the
1900 men up Canyon Creek arrive fully
armed. the little guard now here could
hardly nope to cope with them.
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BANQUET At DETROIT,
General Merritt NJ .k.s Warm Dc fenss Of
Secretary AlHer.

General Merritt NJ .k.s Warm Defence Of
Secretary Alser.
DETROIT, May S.-The Michigan 90.
ciety, Sons Of the American Revolu.
ton, entertained the visi ing delegates
OF the order and distinguished guests
last night by dinner unequalled hith.
erto in Michigan by any similar event
in respect to elaborateness of menu and
decorations, or the distinguished char.
acter of the guests of honor of the even.
ing. The occasion was made notable
by the presence Of Secretary Alger,
Senator Chauucey NJ. Depew, Major
General Joseph Wheeler. Major General
Wesley Merritt, General Horatio O..
King and Inspector General Breckin.
ridge.
A feature, which was of peculiar in
terest, was speech by General Merritt,
warmly defending Secretary Alger.
He declared Alger the best secretary Of
war the world has ever seen.
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LINCOLN, May 3.-The past week has
been favorable for farm work aud rapid
progress has been made in most coup-
ties. However, in few localities the
dry soil the first Of the week retarded
the work somewhat. Small grain is
now nearly all sown and the early sown
is coming up rather unevenlv in most
localities because Of the dry condition
of the soil. Winter wheat has improved
slightly in the extreme southeastern
counties, but most Of the crop in the
state is dead. Flowing for corn has
been general in all counties and a large
proportion of the corn ground is now
ready to plant, but as yet very little
corn has been planted.
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BUFFALO, May 3.-Auother large feet
of grain carriers reached port last night
and the congestion in the harbor is be.
coming most pronounced. The threats
that every union man on the docks will
be called out shortly are reiterated by
the strikers. A dispatch was received
from Albany stating that Governor
Roosevelt had instructed the state board
OF mediation and arbitration to come to
Buffalo at once and report on the strike.
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CHICAGO. May Cattle = Receipts. $500 ;
tho cattle market was allow today, with prices
on the down grade; fancy lots sold At s54I1
6.oo; choice steers, $avs 9i.a;: mediums $455 q
475; stookers and feeders, <88O95.lO beef steers,
$i,Dug4.5O; cows and hefers, $3-bOly+.25; bulls,
l+.6O 40; western fed steers, $45N@aao: Texas
steers. xa.9tg4.9J; calves, $40kga75. Hogs-ke-
ceipts. l8DOO: there was . fairly active demand
for hogs, 1t yesterdays decline: fair 70 choice,
ta7aga9J; heavy packera xA65.4a7s15; mixed,
sa65 g3sJ; b1tchers', >xeSDass; light grades,
SSs6,yaSa: pigs, ss.SIgs7o. sheep-Rsceipts,
la,ouJ; there was IN active demand for sheep Of
previou, prices: Colorado wooied lambs, ts.sd
tyauO; clipped lambs, s5.NAg5.55; cplls, Il.5O0
AIS; spring lambs .sous lz9Q per 1oo ibs; year
lings. ,1.lo yo.<', and sheep, sas09alo, great
msny fed westerns bringing tA75!9ala
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PITTsBURG, May 3.-One of the hottest
discussions ever heard in the Pittsburg
presbytery took place at the meeting
OF that body yesterday, during which
Rev. A. D. Carllle, pastor OF the Taber-
nacle Presbyterian church. declared
that lynching under certain conditions
was Unsuitable and declared that under
certain circumstances. owing to the
slow process of southern law, he would
cheerfully pull the rope. Finally, mild
substitute, condemning mob law, with.
out specifying any particular section Of
the country, was adopted.
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Peculiar Double Trnreds.

STOCKTON, CAL, May s.-A peculiar
tragedy came to light here yesterday.
when the bodies of Mrs. William Hick.
man and Mrs. H. A. Hassall, clasped in
loving embrace but both dead, were
found in a room of lodging house. .
bullet having ended the life of each.
Mrs. Hassali had been morhidly infatu.
ated with Mrs. Hickman for some
months. Mrs. HassaIl had killed Mrs.
Hickman and then herself. Medical
men are Of the opinion that Mrs. Has.
sail was insane. The casa is similar to
one which occurred at Memphis few
Years ago.
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RUSH 70 SELL WHEAT.

ureak In tho DrOuth Starts Free LiQuida.
tion by Longs.
CHICAGO, May 2.-Hoders OF whsAt hqni-
dated freely today on . partial break Ia the
drouth aud on predictions for general rains
July closed with . los. Of Ac. Corn declined
Agafc and oats w. PORK lost &c and lard aud
RIBS declined 21s y5c. Closing prices:
WHEAT-July. 72Nc: Sept. 7z1fc.
CoRN-July, S41a y3as6c; Sept, S61< 9a5<s.
OATs-July. 2s1s 9=4c; Sept, 2z1Sc,
PoRK-July. sS'7H g9.uO; Sept ,e.l5.
RlBs-Juy. +475gA711I: sept- &4.si11'9Aoo.
LARD-JuIy. Sl22>a: Sept. s5.35 ga571.
Cash quotations: No. red wheat. "a 975c;
No. spring, 6sg7lc; No. hard. 6S1zc; No.
corn, 8,A yS4c; No. oats. a7927Mc.
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BALTIMORE, May 3.-One of the most
exciting campaigns in the history Of
Baltimore city resulted yesterday in q
Democratic landslide. Thomas G..
Hayes was elected mayor by nearly
5000 majority over William r. Malster
(Rep), the present incumbent, while
his running mates, Skipwith Wilmer,
for president of the second branch Of
the oity council, and James H. Smith,
for comptroller. were chosen by prac-
tically the same figures. In addition to
these candidates at large, the Democrats
elected all of their candidates for the
second branch of the city council and IS
of the "a members of the first branch.
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shootinr Grows Out of str,ka.

BUFFALO, May 3.-William H. Ken
nedy, II relative OF James Kennedy, one
OF the grain contractors, was shot in
the right breast and badly injured, and
and al unknown man was shot in the
left breast and will probably die. The
shooting occurred at the foot of Main
street aud is said to have been done by
a man named Skinner, who. with about
20 others, is under arrest. The trouble
was caused by the grain shoveler'a
STRIKE
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Iowx Women. Clubs.

BURLINGTON, Ia, May a.--The pre-.
linllnary session Of officers and promi.
neut delegates Of the second biennial
convention Of the Iowa Federation Of
Womeu's $ clubs was held last evening.
The regular session began today, 100
delegates being present,
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Spring Rush Of I'm mlnigrants.

New YORK, May 3.-The spring rush
of immigrants into this country through
the port of New York has been unusp-
ally great. Since the opening of the
season some weeks ago there has been
al average of 2,0o0 persons landed each
day. Italians are arriving In extraordi.
nary numbers,
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Clark Addresses Detroit. Endeavor.r..

DETROIT, Mich, May 3.-Franois e,
Clark OF Boston, president of the United
Society of Christian Endeavor, ad-
dressed large and enthusiastic aud
ience of the Christian young people Of
Detroit last evening. The purpose of
the rally was to set the pace for the
international convention preparations
now gong on here. Mr.. Clark said that
all repor indicate the convention will
be one OF the greatest held for religious
purposes in the world. "