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Memphis man He was arrested and re-
fused bail.
At Sparta. Wis. yesterday. Elmer Ben-
janiin aged twenty, shot and killed Mrs.
Emma Priest, young widow, on the
street Young Benjamin accused Mrs
Priest of alternating the affections Of his
father from his family, consisting Of q
wife. two daughters and himself. Benja-
min surrendered to the city authorities
The funeral Of the Duke of Argyll. VINO
died April "a. took place yesterday noon at
Inverary, Argyllshire. The chiefs ana
clansmen gathered from all parts OF the is
lands and workmen Of Inyerary bore the
coffin to the church. escorted by a detach-
ment of the Argyll and Sutherland High
landers. The procession was headed by
pipers.
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The Porte Delaying Settlement of the
American Claims.

CONSTANTINOPLE May 1.-THE mat
ter of the settlement of the indemnity
claims Is temporarily delayed. Well-in-
formed circles say that the Turkish minis
ter in Washington. Ali Ferrouh Bey. has
given assurances of the settlement of the
claims. but asked for short delay. which
was granted
Ahmed Pasha has left Constantinople.
He is going to the United States with pro-
posals the object of which Ia the settle
naent q, the claims In an indirect manner.
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WASHINGTON. May lin the case of
Private Frank Miller, Company B. Twenty
third Infantry. who was tried by general
court-martial and convicted on a charge Of
rape committed at or near San Nicolas,
Island of Cebu, on the Goth day of October,
1883. and sentenced TO be shot, the President
has. upon the recommendation of the
major general commanding the army, con-
CURED In by the secretary of war, COM
mutted the sentence to dishonorable dis
charge. forfeiture OF all pay and allowances
and confinement at hard labor in a peni-
Tertiary for the period of twenty years
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LONDON, May 1.-THE auction sale Of
the Peel heirlooms, which began yesterday,
was continued to-day and drew large and
fashionable attendance. Prices ruled high.
A pair of Louis XVI candlebra from the
former palace of the Tuilleries, at Paris.
brought 200 guineas. Interest centered in
two celebrated portraits by Van Dyck, of a
"Genoese Senator and his wife," The bid
ding started at 10000 guneas, and after
keen competition they sold at 24,250 guineas
to Mcleod. The sale realized 6O,340 guineas.
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Peasant Kills Nine People.

ROME, May ia peasant in a village
near Arezzo, during a sudden attack Of
madness, murdered nine members of his
family and wounded several others. Before
he could be overcome he had also burned to
the ground q stable filled with cattle.
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MILWAUKEE,. Wis. May 1.-THE Broth
erhood of Locomotive Engineers has made
an appropriation of $4,000 as a fund to be
distributed to INDECENT members. Judge
Freedman, OF the New York Supreme Court
was censured for issuing an injunction en-
joining the cigar makers union from con-
tributing financial aid TO the cigar makers
strike.
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BOSTON, Mass, May u.-Special treas
ury agents, under the direction of Agent
"A. @. Converse. of this city, have Just
unearthed an alleged customs swinding
scheme. and as a result of investiga-
tions 100 sacks of wool, valued at Sc. 900, have
been seized in this city. Lawrence, Mass,
and Bristol, r. /. 1T is estimated that $780,
600 worth of wool has been smuggled
through the port OF Boston in the past
wear
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Rabbit MCGEE pleaded guilty TO man
slaughter at Portsmouth. o.. yesterday,
penitenfiary for killing George Hackworth.
postmaster at Mount Joy, Nov. s. MCGEE
found Hackworth in company with Jane
Minnery. and In a fit of jealousy. stabbed
him with a butcher knife. MCGEE served
a short term In the penitentiary ten years
ago for killing William Hordan.
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shiveIy Not a Candidate.

A dispatch from South Bend last night
said "B. F. Shively declared tonight that
he is not a candidate for the Democratic
nomination for Governor of Indiana"
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Halstead'. College of Journa,,.m

COLUMBUS. o., May 1.-THE College of
Journalism was Incorporated to-day by
Murat Halstead. George II. Davidson, A
f. Brown, G.. F. Osler and C. c. Archer
The capital stock is So. 900. and Cincin-
natl is designated as its place OF business
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ACCRA. Gold Coast. May 11.-Serious re-
ports are current that the Ashantis are de-
termined 70 throw off the British yoke, that
they have secured the cooperation of eight
other tribes and that they are now able
to raise $1,000 warriors.
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Gllinois) Coal Company. viii return to
work next Monday.
The chain makers. employed at the works
Of J. c. Schmidt & Co.. York. Pa. ninety
two In number, went on strike yesterday.
demand for an Increase of 10 cents per
hundred links was made and refused
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EDINBURGH. May n.-After four years
the United Presbyterian Church
Synod has unanimously resolved in favor
of union with the free church. The latter
Will pass a similar resolution during the
present month and the Incorporating as
sembly will meet at Edinburgh in October
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After being on strike for fifteen days the
two thousand miners OF the Spring Valley
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port that most of the casualties suffered
during April were incurred on the island
of Panay. The list follows:
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during April were incurred on the island
Of Panay. The list follows:
Killed
Luzon island-May 6. at San Manuata
Company III, Thirteenth Infantry, Thomas
Quinn; April 10, at San Miguel de Mayumo,
Company /. Thirty-fifth Infantry. Corporal
Philip e Larivee.
Mindanas islands-April &C. at Cagayan.
Company K, Fortieth Infantry, Richard j.
Grady.
pany K, Twenty-third Infantry, Sergt. Geo.
"A. Law; Corporal George B. Koeher.
Wounded
Luzon island-May L. at Naic Troop f,
Eleventh Cavalry. Sergt. John w. Hatfield
in side. slight: April s. at San Manuel. Com
pany II. Thirteenth Infantry. Thomas f.
earns. foot, slight; April II, at Liago. Com
pany II, Forty-seventh Infantry. Corporal
Charles A. Chapman, groin. serious; April
20. at MaIaboga. Company I. Forty-seventh
Infantry, George w. Hunter knee, serious;
Elisha Tweed, thigh. serious
Panay island-April IS. at Agsab, Com
pany III, Twenty-sixth Infantry, Isaiah
G. Twenty-sixth Infantry, Alexander w.
Grensel. shoulder. serious; Jacob Miller,
neck. slight; Michael Maguing, head, slight
Leyte island-April q. at Tacloban, Com
pany A, Forty-third Infantry. Corporal
Humphrey +. Connars legs and arms Sc
rious: April 26. at Lampag. Company d,
Forty-fourth Infantry. Charles George, abb
domen, serious; W. +. Call buttocks,
slight; James l.. Nobel, thigh. slight: April
80 Company X. Forty-third Infantry Jas.
Iearey, head. serious; Company T. Twenty
third Infantry. Rutherford b. Buttes foot.
slight; Elmer f. Rose. arm. slight; John r.
Mcmahon. foot serious: George A. Maui
guam, leg, below knee, serious: Sergt. Aw-
kOth. thigh, serious; Company A. Forty
third Infantry. at Luciano, julius E. Bolt.
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2O5 stevenson Building.

Reclining and Rolling Chairs for parlor and
street, Carrying Chairs, Wheeled Couches, Food
sterilizers and Desccators. Feeding and Spit
Cups. Electric Belts. Insoles and Batteries.
Bath Cabinets.
VIM. III. ARMSTRONG & CO.,
z24 and 2s s. Meridian street. Indianapolis. Ind.
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Luzon island-May 6. at San Manuata.
Company III, Thirteenth Infantry, Thomas
Quinn; April 10, at San Miguel de Mayumo.
Company /. Thirty-ffth Infantry, Corporal
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Contest Notice.

Land Once Ct Rapid City, 8. D., Oct. I, 1900.
"A Sufncient contest afhdsvit having been
Med In this ofics by Herbert =. Helwich,
contestant. a.afnst Edward Swoetman entry
No. ASH, made August 80, 1894. for north hall Of
the southwest quarter, southeast quarter OF
the southwest quarter, section 81. township 2
south. range II, east, and lot 8, section 5,
township 8. south, range II: e. B. H. n, BY
EDWARD SWEETMAN,
Contestee, In which It IL alleged tina said
Edward sweetman has wholly abandoned the
lands included in his homestead entry No. 432l
and has been absent from said lands for nearly
two years last part and during said time has
not been on said premises nor cultivated any
portion thereof; said parties are hereby mott
fed to appear, respond and offer evidence touch
ing said allegation at 10 o'clock q. m. on Nov
70, 1900, before the Register and Receiver, (anc
that final hearing will be held at 10 O'Clock q
m. on November la, 1900. before) the Register
and Receiver at the United States Land ONO,
in RAPID City, s. D.
The said contestant having, in . proper an
davtt, hled October Is. 1900, set forth fact,
which show that sitter due diligence persona
services Of this notice can not be made, II Il
hereby ordered and directed that such motto,
be given BY du" and proper publication.
A.. X. Gardner,
Register.
w. 8. Warner,
Receiver.
First publication October 10.
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Summons.
State Of South DAKOTA, County Of 4 Pennington,
In. ircuit Court, Seventh judicial Circuit.
Ida Roberts. plaintiff.
VI.
William ]. Roberts, detendant.
The state OF South Dakota sends greeting:
To the above named deiei dant: You are
hereby summoned and required tn answer the
complaint in this a,tiol. which will be nled on
che 10th day Of November. A. D. 1900. in the
ONCE OF the clerk Of the circuit court within and
for said Pennington county. in RAPID City.
South Dakota, and to serve . copy OF your an
swer on the subscribers Ut their once In RAPID
Ciy. South Dakota. within thirty days after
the service If this summons, exclusive OF the
day of service; II you fail to answer the com.
plaint within that time, the plaintiff will apply
to the court for the RELIEF demanded IN the
complaint. besides costs.
Dated 1t Rapid City. South Dakota. this 30th
day Of Octe Der. A. D. 1900.
JAMES BOYD and A. W, BANGS.
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Fit st publication November 81,
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Texssg All n.mo,r.~.

Tsxasg Congrsssmen All Democrats.
Houston. Tex. Nov. s.-Last nights
estimate Of 175.O00 majority for the
Demodfatic ticket in Texas was about
correct, as Indicated by the returns SO
Tar received. The only Republican
Congressman from Texas has been re.
placed by a Democrat: and the delega.
ton will be solid. The one Repub-
lear state senator has been defeated
and the legislature 10 composed entire,
" IL Democrats. ,
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Look Out For a Hard Winter

Look Out For a Hard Winter
and be prepared for it by getting
your fur overcoat from Tom Sweeney
Hardware Company. They Handle
2 large line q Straw 4 Els worth
and Worthinpggton & Algef coats and
are selling Them cheap. Get your
coat earlygbefore the stock is bro
ken into. 4
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Notice to Creditors,

Notice to Creditors.
In the Matter Of the Estate Of Francis NJ.
Morris Deceased.
All persons having claims against said Fran.
CHS M. Morris deceased. are required to exhibit
the same, With the necessary vouchers, to the
undersigned, Executors OF said estate, at the
Law ofics OF Wood & Buell. in RAPID City in the
County o. Penpineton, State Of South Dakota,
and that six months have been limited as the
imeior creditors to present their claims against
said estate
Dated the 18th day Of October. 1900.
Charts +. Morris and Arthur Morris.
Executors.
First publication Oct. 70.
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First publication Oct. l2.
Notice OF Sherif's Sale

Notice OF Sherifr's Sale.
the circuit court OF the Seventh Judicia,
Circuit in and for Pennington County, South
Dakota.
Clara A. comstock, Plaintiff,
Va.
s.lss 4 Bowe. Thomas Gormsn, Charles
johnson, George 7. Lange, George D
Parks, Annie Parks, James A Dilley,
John M Pinkerton, Samuel Faux, Edison
i L coMstock, Joseph Carr, Herbert N
ComstOck, Archie Y Pinkerton. Albert
I Pinkerton, Joseph Mcclure, Mary 6
Moss, The First National BANK OF Rapid
city, south Dakota, . corporation July
crested, organized and existing under the
banking laws OF the United States, chas.
II Krause, trustee, and the Wyoming
Range Golu company, . corporation duly
created, organized and existing under
and byvlrtue of the laws OF the state o.
South Dakota, Defendants.
Notice Is hereby given that by virtue Of a
JUDGMENT anddecree Of foreclosure and SAFE
In the above entitled action, rendered on June
1898, in the above named court and an ex-
ecntion dulys4ssued thereon out of the omcs OF
the clerk ofsaid circuit court within and for
Pennington county south DAKOTA, to me di.
rected and delivered and now In my hands for
service, the subscriber, cassius NJ Leedy,
shcrth Of Pennington county, south Dakota, for
that purpose appointed, will sell the real es.
tate and mortSaged premises directed in said
decree and execution to be sold, at nublic AUG
tion to the highesc bidder for cash atthe front
door Of the court house In Rapid city. Penning.
ton coHntv, South Dakota, or saturday, Decem.
Der 4, 1900, Ut two O'Clock 2. M. OF that day,
or no much thereof As may be necessary to sat
.isfy said sjud gment and costs 10 rendered
against the defendants, silas a howe, Thomas
GorMan. Charles johnson. George T Lange
lGeOf0A n Park and Ann7a pApku opnorn<{uy u
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Tuesday and made his usual call On

Tuesday and made bis usual call on
The UNIos force.
Geo. Bertschy IS ii the city from
Sheridan.
Charlie Seip Of Silver. City repre-
scented that camp In town part Of
the week.
Bob Scruton spent part Of the
week in town from Keystone at
tending court.
Orlin Holcomb came in Monday
from . trip northwest in search Of
better range. He didn't find it.
Better bring THE UNION In that
load OF wood for what you owe on
subscription. Don't put 1t of, now.
Frank Stanton, wife and
daughters came up from Hot Springs
Monday, where they had been
visiting.
Give the printer something 70 bs
thankful for on Thanksgiving day
BY paying up what you owe on sub
scription. Wood or cashl
Philip Lawrence, assistant secre-
tary Of state, left Monday evening
for Hot Sprinls ., from which point
he will return to his duties at Pierre.
The Alkali Orchestra is out with
~ announcement 70 the effect that
its next dance will DO held at Iii
trary hall on Wednesday evening,
November 28th.
Mrs. w. J. Collins came in Sum
day morning from ! visit with rela-
tives 1t Edgemont. She vas accom-
panied by Mrs. Ed. EnderDy, who
will visit here for q week or SO.
John Lee, wanted FOR horse steal
ing In Lawrence county since last
July, has been caught 100 miles from
Deadwood and Is now in Jail await
ing the action of the grand jury.
Ernest Schleuning was q Monday
incoming arrival from Denver. He
will visit his parents and friends
here and 80 on to Lead, where he
has accepted a position with Dacy,
the grocer.
Sheriff Leedy spent Sunday up
the road, retuf ming In the evening
In custody Of one William Olmstead,
who il charged with trying to dis.
pose Of certain property when be
had no legal right to do 30.
Peter Duhamel aud son, Alex, re.
turned Monday frona trip north.
west In search Of . suitable cattle
range. They claim TO have found l,
and may move in the early spring
and re-enter the cattle business.
The new dwelling house being
built BY Carl Moberg At Lead value,
At Z 2 1000, wa destroyed BY hre
few nights ago. The building Va
unfinished and the Are was Of IN
III HElE fN&+fHEd FHtEE
cendiary origin. II was insured 10
$1,000.
] Wordsfrom east Of the river %
nounce. that a. B. Kittredgei 10 no,
the avowed candidate to success
j Senator Pettigrew Ia the nations
senate. This is 10 lice with. the pre-
!. dictions made by THr UNION priu
to election.
Nearly three weeks since McKir
ley as rs.elestedl Prosperit
should be hitting you hard BY thi
I time. Next time you're Ia tow
/ stop In and share your prosperit
with tho editor BY paying up thu
! back subscription account.
The commissioner board compile
"a 10 lsbors ~ csnvassing boar
on Thursday evening Of last wssl
Treasurer Title II tho only fusionis
saved from the late wreck. Etha
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county And are "a hmsncina Is eet
tLen, hesce theirf vail. AZ the sss-
sion 81 the comm ssionsr board last
week Judges and clerks 81 election
we're paid II general fund sarrants.
They brought them up town 70 sell
them and most Of the parties only
got 30 CEN On the dollar for their
scrip. the county treasurer
will salas nice : continuation OF the
current Expense fund We will pay
% cent? on the dollar for all the
county warrants we al get" re-.
MAJ FED : warrant-b buyer to TIE
UNIoN the first Of the week, .but il
the county 10 going back to the old
basis We cant pay over SO cents for
them" But they voted for 50.cent
warrants aud The UNION believes in
giving the people what they vote
for. A Sulu squeal this early in the
game 10 amusing.
bfFHE .&edEaNNltrE ~sHEe fEfESfs1t.
Russell Madison and Miss Ada
Faulk were married 1t the homo Of
the brise's parents In Dcadwood on
Thursday Of last week, by Rev. J..
W. Barron, formerly Of this city.
The happy couple relurnnd to this
city on the evening train, where
they will reside. Both bride and
groom are we'll and favorably known
here and THE UNION joins their
many friends in congratulations and
well wishings.
Otto Grantx has shipped two oars
oi rich ore from his Hidden Treas
ure mine to Denver for treat nent.
Tho ore will run about 1900 per ton
In gold. Grantz is shipping some
wolfram ore taken from bis mine
which commands 5000 per ton in
New York. While in Denver this
trip be will make further lnvestiga-
tion Of the cyanide process with the
Intention Of erecting . plant at his
mine In the spring.-Deadwood
Mining Review.
Uncle George Mcpherson was In
from Hereford Monday and, rs
usual, got around to see The UNION
push. he came TO town, however,
70 ship . car load Of fine Hereford
bulls which he had sold to Bartlett
Richards, the Chadron cattle king.
Uncle George declares there wasn't
: "steer'' Ia the bunch. He says ne
has plenty more Hereford bulls for
sale at the right prices.
II you are contemplating buying q
spring wagon, buggy or road wagon
We want you to give us 9 call for We
have the largest assortment and can
make you better prices than, any
other house ID the Hills. Our line
u very complete, three large ware
houses chuck full. Give US . cal
and you will be convinced. We Or.
the people you want to buy from
Tom Sweeney Hardware 20.
Howell Clevenger has closeddow,
his cyanide plsnt on account Of
freezing up. Just prior to the shut
down, however, hs made his dna
cleanup, the second since be bsgal
working on the tailings from the OLE
chlorination works. The result
from both runs, 80 he informs Tn,
UNION, have been highly satisfactory
he will resune operation ~ earlyi Il
the Spring y the wsather vii
permit.
a New York society Journal sAy
that s'sachio f the swell club men !
Newport has ) suit Of clothes 70
evsry day Id the wsex." That
nothing, ~ have ! suit Of clothe
Tor every day in the week and Sun
day, TOO. II cost q, so, We hav
it 81 now and will continue wssrinI
] Il unless W yet something fror
] sNbscribers moro negotiable tha
advice.
Any man who hos 0ver worn
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'|SsSsSsa Essfy FTidsy Morning.
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nssnd of DAILY Happsnings as
Esss 1.. ~ 80 49,
SHssSs s'
BA !s gnFst skasing g Inc season q
k tssaMs!7eal; came up from Fine
slsRs5E9rlday morning:
Angus Ergsl spent the latter
apart of5iast week ii the city.
EsssgI ror sale.-10o head Of ewes at
tIs1o per head. Enquire u this
sciice.
NM Conklip,s .staoe Driver
IA Galsiofnass9le Us array yer
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Mcmillan spent the latter
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-08-07

the italian consul in Chicago, Monday
asked mat special police protection be
given ner husband, expressing the fear
mat an Anarchist might injure the
count, owing to his connection with
the Italian government. IT is said the
count recently received several threat
ening letters.
a meeting Of the Canadian Pacific
railway striking shopmen at Winni-
peg, Man.. Monday, adopted resolu-
tons asking citizens not to patronize
the Canadian Pacific trains, excursions
etc. Other railway orders have held
secret meetings. at which sympathy
was expressed with the shopnen. The
company has issued a circular SITTING
it's side of the case. This was sent to
provincial points. and will not be made
public, until tomorrow.
The cases OF the five alleged Anar-
chists, including Mrs. Lucy Parsons,
Clement Pfeutzner and Abram Edel-
stadt, who We're arrested, Sunday on
West 18th street, Chicago, during a riot
caused by the suppression by the po-
lice of an attempted meeting to rejoice
over the assassination of the King Of
Italy. were postponed until Saturday
after considerable testimony had been
heard. Mrs. Parsons announced her
intention to fight her case to the end
All Of those arrested were released On
bonds.
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LIS PECULIAR VIEWS.
With All His Travels and Learning Re is Still
but a Chinaman.

Berlin, Aug. 6.-The German foreign
Office announced. this evening. that 1t
had received no fresh China news and
that it doubted whether the advance of
the allied forces from Tien Tsin had
begun.
The Lokal Anzieger publishes an in
terview which DR.. Zaker, it's special
correspondent had with Lii Hung
Chang at Canton. July 5. Earl Ii told
the correspondent that the Boxers were
not rebels, but were true TO the royal
house. Their movement, he explain
ed. was directed chiefly against native
Christians who had been using inter
national protection to Cypress Boxers
With reference to the missionaries
he said: 1T is my firm conviction that
the missionaries are always in danger,
for the relations between the Chinese
population and foreigners have been the
cause Of nearly all the troubles and
will always continue to be-
Earl Ii went on to say that Chinese
hatred of foreigners had been increas-
ed Of late through the action of the
powers. particularly in the seizure Of
kiao Chou, which he described as an
''exorbitant penalty for a couple OF
missionaries
Referring to the murder of Baron