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The Dickinson press., 1900-05-26
For Sale.

A mixed bunch OF. rs head of good
native cattle; white faces and shorthorns.
About 70 head of calves in the bunch.
Cattle are 60 miles south of Medora,
N. D. For further information call at
this office, or write to
H.. c. M1ETHE,
Medora, N. D.
The Dickinson press., 1900-05-26
Horses and Colts.

Twelve head of we'll broken horses for
sale; also a lot of 2 and 3-year old colts
Call on K~linefelter & Eacker, s-26-tf
The Dickinson press., 1900-05-26
Taken Up.

Come to my place one-half mile south of
Richardton, one two-ycar old gray mare, no
brand. Owner prove property and pay charges.
FRANZ ScHNELL.
The Dickinson press., 1900-05-26
Trespass Notice.

IresPdss NOTICE.
All persons are forbidden to trespass,
cut hay or let cattle run on section 1890
81, also S. W. X of section $4,000. This
land is for sale. Apply to
a.24 JOHN H. BRAUN, Richardton, N. D.
The Dickinson press., 1900-05-26
Stock Brands.
Pasteur Vaccine.

For sale by H. A. Davis & Co. Drug
gists. No. for 10 head, No. 2 for 20
head, No. 3 for 50 head. Full directions
in each package. o-o.tf
The Dickinson press., 1900-05-26

5-12-5t.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-13
BuRYIsG T1E SoDIEs AT SEA.
seven Hundred Taken out ON Barges
aud Given 60 the Deep.

Galveston. Tex. Sept. II. via Yacht
stella. 20 Houston. sept. i2.-The citizens
OF Galveston are straining every nerve
to clear the ground and secure from be-
meath tho debris the bodies OF human be-
lngs and animals and 90 get rid Of them.
II Is a task OF great magnitude and "a
attended with untold difficulties. There
Is a shortage OF horses TO haul the dead
and there b. n shortage OF willing hands
90 perform the gruesome work.
Yesterday morning Il became apparent
that Il would be Impossible to hurry the
dead even In trenches and arrangements
were made TO take them to sea. Bargcs
Ind tugs were quickly made ready for the
purpose. but il wos difficult 10 get men 10
do the work. The city's fremen worked
hard in bringing bodies to the wharf but
outside OF them there were few who
helped
Soldiers and policemen were according
~ sent out and every nble-bodied man
they found was marched to the wharf
front The men were worked in relays
and were supplied with siimulants 20
nerve them for their task.
At nightfali three barge loads contain
ing about 100 human bodies. had been
sent to sea. where they were sunk with
weights. Darkness compelled suspension
OF the work until morning.
Toward night great dimculty was ex-
perienced In handling the dead bodies OF
negroes. which are badly decomposed.
- .fe... ..... ....a. 80. a .s.fa..1. 49,.
terday morning TO place the bodies In
morgues for Identification. for Il was i'm
perative that the dead should be gotten
90 sea o. soon as possible. Many OF the
bodies taken out are unidentified. They
are placed on the barges as quickly as
possible and lists are made while the
barges are being towod 90 sea
A large number OF dead animals were
hauled 10 the bay and dumped IN TO be
carried to the sea by the ildes.
one hundred and twtnty-fve men work..
cd all day yesterday and last night IN un-
covering the machinery OF the water
works from the debris. II a hoped that
Il will be possible 20 turn on the water
for awhile to-day. and Il is planned 10 Get
nre to the debris and cremaie the bodies
under Il.
Mayor Jones has given very full scope
10 Chief Of Police Ketchcm ana J. n.
Hawlsy, chairman Of the COMMITTEES on
public Safety. 20 swear IN citizens as orf-
Gers Picket lines have been established
around the large stores and guards placed
on duty. Soldiers and opiicc are Instruct
sa TO shoot anyone caught iooiinx br at
s@mpting 10 loot
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-13
EARL IL WILL GO TO rEKIS.
Preparing 60 Carry out the Decree
of the Emperor.

washington. Sept. i2-The State De
psr,ment has made public the following
correspondence;
The following eommunication was hand
ed to Acting Secretary OF State Hiil on
Sent. II. by the Chinese minister;
Cablegram from Earl II Hung Chang.
date Sept. .. 1900. transmitted by the Chi
nese minister at London, under date OF
Sept, 10 and received by Minister WI on
the night Of the last named date:
II have just received a telegram, dated
Sept s. from Governor OF Shantung,
transmitting a dispatch addressed TO me
by the prlvy council from Ia Tung Flu
(shan SD on Aug, %.
"'The privy council 90 Ii Chang. En-
voy Pleniponfentlary. Grand Secretary
of State and Viceroy Of Shih II.
" 'On the Srd day OF the 9Th moon Of
Kwang- Hsu 26th year aug 20. the fol-
towing imperial edict was issued:
We hereby command IL Hung Chang.
envoy plenipotenliary. with fun dscre-
tlonary powers and grand secretary OF
states. 20 proceed at once by steam vessel
to Pekin and there 40 associate himself
with Prince Chins In discussing and deal-
Ing with All pehilhk NufriloNc. Let thtte
be 70 delay. Respect this
1.-The above has been communicated to
me- in obedience 90 the imperial VIII
Another Communication from rrivy
council states an cdict has already been
issued commanding Sir Robert Hart TO
confer with Cthe representatives) OF the
foreign nations for the loan OF a steam
vessel 10 convey II Hung Chang without
delay 10 Pekin. where he is 90 associate
himself with Prince Ching IN dealing with
an pending questions There was also a
copy OF on edict for IL Hung Chang,
which the Inspector general Of customs
tslr Robert HarO was directed TO depute
an official to deliver la person tto Earl
Id. The documents referred 20 have been
dispatched by post. but on account Of the
roundabout method employed and fearing
= mistake or failure might arise IN the
adicts are respectfully Transcribed tas
above). on receipt OF the same the Shan
Tung governor is' requested 20 transmit
them BY telegraph to envoy II.
Having received imperial orders urging
my speedy departure for the North. Il be-
hooves me 20 make arrangements 70 start
on my Journey soon. Please inform Sec
retary OF State and request instruc-
lions 20 be telegraphed 20 the United States
commanders At Tien Tsin and Pekin 20
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-13
VICTORY FOR CROKER
sTANCHFIELD NAMED ron GOV
ERNOR or NEW YORK.
BITTER FIGHT MADE BY HILL
BUT CoLER WAS TURNED DOWN ny
A LARGE MAJORITY.

After That uIn Proposed the Unani-
NOUS Nomination of Stanchaeld.
Platform says the Issue of Inn
periaIism L. Paramount-AtiT Trusts
and Especially the "Ice Trust"
Were OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Of New
York Urged 60 Vote for bryan.
Saratoga. n Y. Sept i2.-For Cover
nor-John u. stanchheld. OF ChemunS.
Lieutenant Governor William r.
Mackey OF Erie
Secretary OF sta,e-John 7. Norton Of
Rensselaer,.
For Comptroller Edwin s Atwater OF
Dutchess.
For Treasurcr-John B. Judson ot Fnil-
ton
For Attorney General-Thomas F. Con-
way OF Clinton.
For Engineer and surveyor-Russel n.
Stuart OF Onondaga.
This was the ticket named by the Dem
ocraiic State Convention to-day. Its head
was not elected without the Indulgence OF
acrimonious personalities and a sarcastic
exchange OF compliments among the lead
ers. But when the will OF the convention
had finally been registered ex-senator Da-
vid n. Hill was irst to propose the unan-
lmous nomination Of "a friend OF lifelong
standing. John b. stanchneld"
This attitude proved so spontaneously
infectious that representatives OF almost
every county which had opposed MIR.
stanchneld. were Immediately upon their
feet and one BY oue they we're recognized
by Chairman Raines 20 second the uomi-
nation. The ballot for Governor resulted:
stanchheld. 29i. Coler, isS Mackey. l.
imperialism IL Paramount.
The platform begins with pledging the
Democracy OF New York anew 20 the
principles and policies OF Jcfersonlan De-
mocracy ana indorsing the platform adopt
ed by the last Democratic national c1n-
ventiou. II continues
we recognize the truth OF the deciar-
alton Of that convention that the burn
ing issue of imperialism growing out Of
the Spanish war, involves the very exls-
tence OF the republic and the destruction
Of our. free Institutions. We regard II as
the paramount issue OF the campaign
Upon this issue, therefore. we invite
all citizens OF our state 60 promote the
election OF Democratic President. how
ever they may differ on national issues
which az this time are inferior ln rank
Relative 20 trusts. the platform speeiacal-
iy condemns the corporate combination
known ~ the Tee Trust" and deuounces
all combinations or capital known IS
trusts as inevitably aud iutolerably
unjust TO both producer and consumer.
one result Of which is ito destroy all In
dividual enterprise and 20 rob the young
men OF the country OF the fair competi-
ton which. IN Democratic times. consti-
tnied the great glory OF the nation and
permitted the advancement and indepen-
deuce Of our youth"
The platform cordially indorses the can
didacy OF Mr. Bryan.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-13
WANTS coSrR ACTORS PAID.
Army Omcer Thinks Galveston L.
sunnbIe 90 Recover.

Washington. Sept. L. The quartermas-
ter's department received the following
from Galveston:
"Quartermasier General. Washington.
Referring TO my teiegrams OF 9th and
10th have. subject TO approval. suspend
ed Fort Crockett construction contracts.
and again urgently recommend that con-
tractors be paid for labor and material
In place and on ground. AL swept away
and lost beyond recovery. Fortiiications
at Crockett. Jacinto and Travis all de-
stroyed and cannot be rebuilt on present
sites. Recommend continuance OF my Of
nee here only long enough 20 recover
Crockett onlcc safe and morning gun
when located; also TO close accounts. and
ship ofice and recovered property where
directed. fear Galveston Is destroyed
beyond its ability to recover Loss Of life
and property appalling.
Baxter, Commanding"
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-13
MEANS EARLY END or WAR.
noers Raid 10 Have M Longer n Pre-
tcNf for Fighting.

London. Sept, i2-The aisht Of President
Kruger from what Is now designated as
the vaal River Colony and his arrival last
night at Lorenzo Marques, Is regarded
here as indicative OF an early end OF the
hostilities in South Africa.
Another message from Lorenzo Marques
says she Transvaal state officials accom-
panied President Kruger into Portuguese
territory.
Significant also. although Il Is uncon-
iirmed. - the announcement that Gen.
Botha. the Bocr commansier-in-chief. Is
making over,urcs TO surrender. ana the
question whether the burghers will now
follow the usual course OF beaten armies
And lay down their arms or formally de-
clare in favor of guerilla warfare must
he speedily settled. Il Is, however. bellev-
ed here that President Kruger's action de-
prives the Beers OF their main pretext for
remaining IN the field
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-13
NINE KILLED N A WRECK.
Car OF Duncan Clarke Female Min
strel~ Smashed Up.

Car OF Duncan Clarke Female Min
strel- Smashed Up.
Cairo. Ill. sept. i2-The special car OF
the Duncan Clark Female Minstrel troupe
was wrecked nt Mounds this afternoon
and Of sixteen occupants nine are now
dead and six others are seriously injured.
some OF them perhaps fatally. The dead
are:
Alice williams.
Ollie Enright.
Eta Patterson.
Patrick Patterson.
Marguerite compella
Anna Bell
Betty Ruby.
Kitiic Howard
Foith Hamilton.
Seriously injured E,de roye Elliott,
May Martin. Obs Well. and Duncan
Clarke
The injured are ell In the hospital here
Duncan Clarke. the manager. win proha-
bly, recover
Patrick Patterson. the only man who
was killed. was the cook. lie was hurled
from the car and struck the switch stand.
A special train was hurried from this
city to the scene with Dr. w. w. Grams
lend. tho company's physician and corps
OF nurses on board They dld what they
could 10 relieve the suffering company.
The dead were taken In charge by the
coroner OF Pulaski
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-13
THE NAVAL STATION BOARD.
waiting for Data About Price of sites
nt Charleston.

Washington. Sept. i2.-rhe board select.
ed by che Secretary OF the Navy. under
the provisions OF the current naval ap-
preparation act. 70 examine the expediency
OF changing the naval station az Port
Royal so some point near Charleston. s.
c.. Is IN session here. but no decision has
been reached.
Admiral Rogers who II president OF the
board. says thas the hoard needs some fur
ther information which must be obtained
before the decision can be made. II IL be-
leved that the data which the board Is
awaiting relates 20 the price OF certain
sites at Charleston.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-13
BIG FInE Ar NEWPORT.
NJ Brought the Summer season 60 n
sudden End.

Narraganssti Pier. r. l.. Sept. i2.-The
summer season at the great resort came
10 a sudden end this afternoon through
the complete destruction hy fire OF the
ereat Rockingham Hotel. sherry's bcaut-
lful aud famous casino, ihe Hazard Block.
the Knights Of Pythias hall and a score
of smaller buildings.
The IRE started In the upper part OF
the Rockingham shortly after noon and
within a few hours nearly all the ada
cent buildings. including the casino, had
been destroyed. The loss is estimated at
about ss5oooo. half OF which Is covered by
incurance. The big hotel was practically
vacant
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-13
STORM ~ GOING TO SEA.
u Caused Heavy Gales Around the
New England Coast.

IL Caused Heavy Gales Around the
New England Coast.
Washington. Sept. i2-The great West
Indian storm which has been the matter
Of meteorological interest for the past
twelve days. is fast disappearing into the
Atlantic by way OF Cape Breton Island.
The barometer at sydney tonight reading
2o03 inches
South TO west gales have resulted from
this storm. and to-day they extended
along the entire coast from New Jersey
nor,hward. Boston reporting a maximum
velocity Of ffty-two miles an hour from
the west and New York six'y-four miles
from the west.
During Tuesday night a maximum We
lociiy OF eighty miles an hour was re-
ported az Bunalo. But little rain accom-
panied this storm after It left the upper
lake region. Il has, however. except In
The south. caused marked moderation OF
the high temperature which has 80 hong
persisted over the eastern portion OF the
country,
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-13
BY COURT MARTIAL
FaIJ-IMeS Negroes We're Tried
Old Ordered shot,
GAL VEST0N'S MANY CHOULS
Property Loss Is From SiO,OOO,OOO
10 S2O,OOO,OO
LIVES LOST 5000 TO 5000.
Estimates Were NOt Exaggerated, But
We're Too Small.
lives LOST 5000 TO 5000.

Gov. sayers Received over 100000
Yesterday-suppIies and Money Are
Pouring Into Galveston From All
Directions-seven Hundred Bodies
Bnried at Sea From BnrEes-Armed
Wen called ON to Impress Laborers
into service 90 Remove the Dead.
water supply stIII Lacking.
DALLAS. Tex. Sept. Nv. II. MeGrath,
manager Of the Dallas Electric Company.
reached Dallas to-day direct from Gal
session last night. He said:
vandalism at Galveston has been hor-
role. Tho most rigid enforcement Of mar
tll law has not been able TO suppess II
oufey. Adjutant General scurry's men
have arrested a hundred or more negroes.
friy-three OF whom were found with
tTeer taken from dead bodies. Thess
acre ordered tried by court martial They
we're convicted and ordered shot one
resro had twenty-three fingers with rings
ea them in his pocket"
Houzton. Tex. Sept. l2-It Is true that
'regfoes we're shot by order OF court
uaftal Their pockets were found to be
ia4 Of human fingers and jewelry Of
sh-a ;Ae aoaa were stripped.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-13
SAVANNAH, GA, THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 10, 1900

cooperate in anording me protection. q
required"
To the above Secretary HIN has handed
MIR Wa the following reply.
In reply TO the request OF Earl II that
instructions he tclographed 60 the United
States commanders nt Tien Tsin and Pc
kin 20 cooperate IN affording him protec-
tion. n required, on his journey 10 Pekin
the governments Of the United States. so
FAR az rs own forces are concerned. will
be happy 20 facilitate In every proper way
the Journey Of Earl II 20 Pekin. and will
50 Instruct ts commanders.
Department OF State. Washington. Sept
II iam" ="
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-13
No LIST or DEAD WAS KEPT.
Yet impossible 10 Compute Loss of
Life aud Property.

-
Life and Property.
Chicago Sept. l2-The following state
rfnt was received at II o'clock tonight:
Galveston. Tex. spt. l2.-To Charles
s Dehl. General Manager. Associated
iress chicago--A summary OF the con-
dtan now prevailing at Galveston Is
more than human intellect can master.
Briefly stated. the damage to property
8 anywhere between fif,een and twenty
millions The less Of life cannot be com
pnted- No lists could be kept and all Is
simple guess work Those thrown out
70 sea and buried on the ground wher-
ever found win reach the horrible total
q a. least 5000 souls.
My estimate on the island OF the city
q Galveston and the immediate surround
ing district Is that there we're between
80" and 5000 deaths. l do not make this
tiatementin fright or excitement. The whole
slory viii never be told because Il can
bot De told. The necessities OF those liv-
ing are total. Not a single individual es-
capped property loss. The property on the
ISLAND Is wrecked. fully one-half totally
fwcpt outof existence altogether. What
our needs arc can be computed by the
world al large by the statement herewith
elbmitted much better than l could pos
uby summarize them. The help must be
Immediate.
tssneD r. c. Lowe. Manager OF Gal
weston News
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-13

Taku. Monday. Sept. io.-Rain delayed
the stnrting OF the Pao Ting Fu expe.ii-
ton until half past two Saturday. one
column IL moving west ana the other
southwest The troops marched fifteen
miles and encamped az Yung Lieu Ching.
meeting with no opposition. They ad-
vanced TO Mao-Chaug on Monday.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-13
FORCE SENT AGAINST BOXERS.
Gen. Dorward Commanded Expedi-
ton ia Defense of Tten Tsin.

Gen. Dorward Commanded Expedt-
ton ia Defense of Tten Tsin.
Copyright. 1900. The Associated Press.
Tien Tsin. Sept. S via shanghai-A
body OF 1000 allied troops. including so
men OF the Fifteenth Infantry. under
command OF Mai. Robertson. marched 30
day against the cities Of sheng Hao sien
and Tile. where the presence OF Boxers
threatens the Tien Tsin region. The ad-
vance was made in two columns for the
purpose OF aanking che towns. Gen. Dor
ward personally commanded the expedi-
tiou The japanese siege guns were
taken with the expedition. which inciud-
ed large force Of cavalry.
one regiment OF German cavalry and
one British battery have arrived.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-13

STORM srnucK CLEVELAND.
Two vessels We're sank and Fifteen
Persons Drowned.

Cleveland. o.. Sept. l2-The tail end OF
the West Indian hurricane. which swept
over Lake Erie last night. proved 70 have
been the most disastrous storm that has
visited this section ia several years.
The wind al one time attained velocity
OF sixty miles sn boar.
Two vessels we're sunk. carrying down
with them nftesn persons. end number
of other vessels have reached port IN a
badly Damaged condition.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-13
JArs rouSD PRINCE CHING.
Hope 90 Establish Communication
with DowREer Empress.

Copyright. 1900. The Associated Press.
Pckin. Aug. %, via Taku. sept 10 and
Shanghai. Tuesday sept. 1.-THE Japan
csc found Prince Ching. leader OF the
conservative. pro-foreign party. In the
western hills. twenty miles distant, and
are holding him there with the view Of a
conference and IN the hope that he may
establish communication with the Dowag-
er Empress.
Papers have been found In the Emper-
or's room az the palace containing lists
Of the foreigners killed and the foreign
ers' property destroyed. The search upon
the part Of the allies for Chinese troops
has been suspended.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-13
REIcHmAsS COMING HOME.
United state. Army Onscer who Has
been with Beers.

Washington. Sept. i2.-The following dis
patch has been received BY the War De-
partment from the United states army
officer who accompanied the Beers In
their campaigns a. military observers:
Lorenzo Marquee. Sept. i2-Events
have required the departure OF the at
&eches from the Transvaal. Request IN
structions.
"Reichmann"
This message II interpreted at the de-
partment TO mean the complete collapse
OF the Boer resistance 90 England Capt.
Rechmann has been cnbied PERMISSION to
start al once for the United States.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-13
GERMANY CONFIRMS REPORT.
Relieves That America aud France
would Follow Russia.

Berlin. Sept. i2-The German foreign
Office confirms the report that all the Pow
ers have answered the Russian proposal
Il considers that " Russia would actual
ly withdraw her troops from Pekin. os
witch there are no presens indications, the
United states and France would certainly
follovr
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-13
PROGRESS or RELIEF WORK.
Orders Issued 90 XIII Thieves-Nar
row Escapes Reported.

Orders Issued go XIII Thieves-Nar-
row Escapes Reported.
Galveston. Tex. Sept. y. ? p. m. VIA
Texas City and Houston. p. mat .
meeting Of the relief committee held this
morning reports were received from the
various wards. The chairman called for
urmed men TO assist in getting labor 20
bury The dead aud clear the wreckage and
orranrements were made 20 supply this
demand.
TIE situation IN the city to-day Is that
'aere ore plenty Of volunteers for this
service. but an insunicieucy OF arms.
There have been two or three small riots
out the officers have managed to quell
hem. The committee rejected the pro
4o'al OF trying to pay for the
WORK, letting che laborers secure
'neir own ratlons. II was decided
" go ahead impressing men into
'''f.ce. " necessary, issuing orders for
'''ors only to those who worked or were
unable 90 work.
Al of the ward chairmen reported the
imperative need OF disinfectants. A com
""''ee Vas appointed 90 sequester all the
NH'oiectants IN the city. including the
'ihe which escaped wetting and 20 obsoin
'a''e Houston was called upon for a
barge load OF lime.
The work of Relief.
Capt. Sinclair Taiianero. OF Houston,
Nao did such efficient work during the
Asazos aood, arrived here this morning
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-13

Trenton. 4. J. Sept l2.-The Democratic
Convention to-day chose candidates for
presidential electors. The platform de-
nounces imperialism and indorses Bryan.
Patrick A. Collins of Boston addressed
the convention.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-13
LITTLE ROCKS POPULATION.


reau announces thas the population OF Iat-
lie Rock. Ark. il ssso7. a. against 1S.s7f
IN 1920. This ID an increase OF iz.i5S. or
fs.os per cent
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-13
POWERS RErLIEs no russia.
England. Germany. Austria aud italy
MAY stick Together.

May stick Together.
London, Sept. i2.-Statements were cur
rent in the European capitals last even
ing that all the Powers had replied TO
Inc Russian proposition; that Great Bris-
ain and Germany had declined 10 evacuaie
Pekin: that Austria and Italy had decided
10 be guided by Germany's decision and
that other Powers had agreed to more
or less modified Withdrawal
The Paris correspondent OF the Morning
Post claims TO know that the allies will
only withdraw to the outside wafls OF the
capital city where they will continue TO
dominate pekin IN a military sense.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-13
KRUGER LEAVES rRANsvAAL.
u at Lorenzo Marques Ready 60 sail
for Europe.

Lorenzo Marques Sept i2.-Preslden,
Kruger arrived here las, night.
lie and several Transvaal officials are
staying al the house OF Mr.. G. Pott. the
consul Of the Netherlands here. II r. re-
ported that they will said for Europe Sept.
q on che German steamer HerEog.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-13
DEFEATED IMPERIAL TRoors.
Boxers ana "Bis Knsfes' Reported to
Have won "a victory.

Berlin. Sept. IA dispatch 10 the
Frankfurt Zeitung from Shanghai. dated
Tuesday. Sept II, says the Boxers. unit
ed with the Society OF the Big Knife.
from Northern shan Tung. are reported
70 have defeated the Imperial Chinese
troops north Of the province OF Kiang-
su. which Is south of shan Tuns.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-13

Naw. Sinclair Taliaffero. OF Houston,
EAo DID such efficient work during the
Nsazos aood, arrived here this morning