The herald., November 09, 1883, Image 2

About The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890

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The JtcvatcX^
DOWXIE & NE1LL, Publishers.
BIG BTON E CITY, PA KOTA
CONDENSED NEWS.
Washington News Notes.
It is understood that while the appoint
ment of Judge J. C. Bancroft Davis as re
porter of the supreme court has been de
cided upon, the pub'ic announcement of it is
deterred in order to allow time for the se
lection of his successor in the court ol
claims, a place for which it is said there
are several strong competitors.
On Tuesday next the fish commission will
send out from Washington 40,000 yount:
carp for distribution in Wisconsin, Minneso
ta end Oregon. President Villard has ten
dered the commission a free car over the
Northern Pacific, to be used for conveying
the fish to their destination.
•Theadjutant general'^ annual report con
tains the very significant admission t^iat,
ill spite off very effort, it has beer impos
sible to find satisfactory recruits to fill even
our nominal Knuy of 25, (MO men, and ot
those who were accepted nearly »yue-balf
were foreigners.
The estimated amount of postal revenue
for the tifcai yeir beginning Ju'y 1 next,
including $4.'to.OOO estimated receipts from
the monev order business, is $47,104 078 es
timated expenditures f-jr the
same lime t5l),
082. ls9, leaving a deficiency in the revenae
6f $2,958,111.
The treasury receipts for October fall short
about $1,000,000 of the corresponding aionth
in 1X82. The item of ci'stmiis, however, is
nearly $2,000,000 be'ow the collection for
the same. time last year, the total being
brought up by theiucrease in miscellaneous
receipts.
Controller Knox bas decided to refuse the
authority to start a national bank in Indian
territory. He bases his action on the ground
that the Indians not being citizens have no
privilege under tht bankers' act.
The report of the chicf ol ordnance shows
33,021 arms manufactured iii the national
armory during the year.
General Mews items.
Physicians of Milwaukee are studying
the case of a girl thirteen years old, whose
legs below the knees are so sensitive tha
they cannot be touched between daybreak
and midnight, but at 12, midnight become
so insensible to feeling that the strongest
current of chctricty haano effect u|on them.
Hhe walks and ruts about at plav in the day
time, but it she strikes any object she ia
thrown into paroxysms ot agony. While
fhe |ower part of her legs are in this condi
tion, her legs from the kne«s up are com
pletely dead. The disease came on a year
ago. S!i- is stropg and healfhv, except for
cataleptic convulsions. Piominent physic
mm of other cities have examined.the case,
but foiled to effeci a cure.
Georste M. Smith, flour and feed dealer of
Duluth and Superior made an assignment
on the 31st to H. A. Smith. Liabilities
about $10,000, and assets half that amount.
Mr. Siuitn has three stores now in Duiuth
and one Superior. His mbarrassments
began some lime ago, when he lost heavily
by the fa'lure of the contractors on the old
Superior & Chicago Air Line railroad and
the suspension ot the Duiuth vfc Winnipeg.
He was also a loser by the Paige-Sex nuth
Lumper company. The assignment was
hastened by the actiou of Chad borne Bros.
«fc Co Blue Earth City, who got out an at
tachment.
Albert Poerter, who came to Duiuth om
a claim back of Agate Bay, brought the fol
lowing. which was written on a leaf from a
book and tacked to a tree near Stewart lake:
••Stewart Lake, Sec. y, June 25, 1RS2—Out
Ol grub and almost starved to death. Should
Anybody rind this they wilt please look lor
mi body in the swamp, south of this camp
grou::d. or notify my .•riendsat Duiuth, and
corfer n "rent favor on a dying man. W.
L. Harris, Warner, Dak." Some search was
n.nde in the swamps, as directed, by par
ties finding the paper, but n» trace was
found of any body.
Articles of incorporation of Wells, Fargo
fc
Co. were last week filed in Minnesota
and Dakota. For the last seven years this
company has had charge of the express
business on the Northern Pacific railroad
west of Helena. They have appointed 1.
E Atherton egent in S:. PHUI, aud are pre
paring to undertake through business.
The Northern Pacific railroad claim a mo
nopoly of the through express, and the
equities will be settled in the courts. The
suit is now pending in the court of Wash
ington urritory.
Gen. WTilliam Myers U. S. A. has arrived,
in Chicago and in an interview spoke free
ly about his suits against I). B. Yermi)y*»,
for embezzlement and slander. He cannot
say postivt-ly whether the amount appro
priated by Vermilye while acting as treas
urer of the marble company will reach
$22,000. referring to the suit for .'lander,
tbe general was emphatic in his denun
ciation of the a urse pursued by Vermilye,
and says his recantation will have uo, weight
in regard to discontinuing the suit for slan
der.
Samuel Alker, Religraan Adler and
Goodman Newbower failed dry goods mer
chants of X. Y., place all their lianilitie* at
$281,000, In addition to the liabilities
named are contingent liabilities Rmountmg
to $40,521. Among the firms' assets are
stock, nonii ally worth $10ii,S04 actually
worth $70. and outstanding debts of the
.loniinal value of$100.071, and actual value
at *it
13,701, Among the individual assets
of Seligman Adler, are two houses and four
lots valued at $50,000 mortgaged at $27,505).
A resent Mormon visitor, in speakirg of
Delegate Caine of I'tab, said: He is slight
ly below par anong Mormons, because he
has only one wife. Of course he believes
in polygamy, but he has never seen his
way quite clear to taking a second wife,
think he is rather timid about introducing
a disturbing element into his family. If it
was not tor his lack ot courage Mr. Caiue
would stand very mush higher in the
church.
Tbe celebrated rise ex-Senator Tabor
of Di.Mver vs. William H. Bush, until re
ently his confidential advisor and business
partner, for $.'s0.000 balance of accounts is
u*t conclude A in the superior court with a
Vf«"dlct
for Tabor, of nearly $10,000. In
reaching Bush's counter claims for $10,000
for aiding Tabor to procuree divorce, »Dd
several others aggregating $18.
CM), they
were not allowed. The verdict gives gener
al satisfaction. Bush will appeal.
Warren J. Durham, who ent#red judg
ment on Oct. 20 against Culver, Page,
Hoyne & Co., Chic go stationers and book
binders', tiled ft creditor's bill against tbe
firm alleging trailer to John Morris con
trary to the Interest of the creditors in gen
era!, and in favor of certain prsfened credi
tors. An injunction was granted restrain
ing the firm from disposing of assets, con
fessing judgment or preferring creditors.
The New Orleans Times-Democrat makes
a table of assessments showing that since
1870 Hiere has been an a^grerate increase in
waith in ttoe south of 4040,707,000 that
$: 00.000,000 has been invested in railroads
in these states, and that the ra lroad mile
atre has been increased from 17,200to 20,
040. Cotton manut'acfu ing in Alabama,
Georgia, and North aid Soti'h Carolina has
increased from 128 to 150 mills.
The stationery and printing houses of
Culver, Page. Havne it Co., Chicago, opened
on the :0 in char ge of John Moms as suc
cessor. The building, ow ed and occupied by
tbe firm, was transferred for *100,0o0 to J.
H. Southworth of Massachusetts, the paper
manufacturer to whom it is understood the
firm is indebted.
A student at the medical school of the
University of Pennsylvania copied the lec
tures by lJrs. Agnew Stiies, and Penrose, and
proceeded to have them published. He was
enjoined from doing so, the c-urt holding
that delivering lectures did not publish and
make them public property.
At Manorial Jiistice Loranger dismissed
on a technicality the case against the collec
tor of customs for confiscating as immoral
the works of Voltaire and Paine. The court
tid not enter into the merits ot the case.
Mr. Haielton, American consul at Ham
ilton, Canada, was assaulted in his office on
the night of the 28th by a young man
named Long. Th« case came before the
police court, but was adjourned.
Kraft it Severson, extensive dealers in
agricultural machinery, of Menominee, Wis.
iiiatie a voluntary assignment to W. J.
Cowan for the benefit of their creditors.
An assignment has been filed by Simon
Lauterhach, shirt manufacturer of New
York to Simon Hirsch, giving preferences
of $120,000.
The total number of names registered in
in New York city this fall is 182,144. This
is .14,000 less than in 1882.
F. E. Hiackman, tobaconist, Chicago,
made a voltuary assignment. Liabilities
$17,000 assets not stated.
A Toledo brewer claims to own 134 sa
loon?, and control the vote# of their nom
inal proprietors.
Ttie United States supreme court says
that self-murder by an insane man is not
suicide.
Brainerd & Servey, retail boots and shoes,
confessed judgment to the extent of $12,000
Nebraska offers a standing reward of $5,
000 for diicoveiy of a paying vein of coal.
Minnesota corn averaged twenty bushels
per acre and not very good in quality.
The goverror's private secretary in Ohio
gets $800 salary and $7,000 fees.
The otlire of register in New York is
worth $75,000 a year.
Seventy-one counties in Georgia prohibi
liquoi selling.
Dallas bricklayers get $6 a day.
Doings of Criminals.
A horrible murder took place at Laniard,
Kansas, during a dai.ee at the residence of a
well-known iarmer. Among those present
were Anthony Bummiis and Alex Brown.
During the evening a dispute arose amoug
the young men as to the right of dancing
with a certain young lady, and later a
secord dispute LS to the right way of calling
off the lar.eers. Finally the me came to
gether, and during the struggle Brown drew
a pocket knife and cut hia adversary's
throat, severing the jugular veiu. Youutr
Brown is a ron -f Hon. Thomas ftrown,
ex-member of congress, and all the parti s
to the affair are well known. Brown sur
rendered.
Another confidential bank clerk has been
arrested at Chicago for extensive thefts
the amount missing being estimated at be
tween $0,000 and $lo,000. The name of the
last man gone wrong is Kilery H. Andrews,
who, up to a short time ago, when he was
discharged, was the correspondi clerk of
the Nortk western National bank of Chica
go. Upon his books being examined after
his discharge a number of descrej ancies
extending over apeiiod of four or five
years, was discovered. On tbe2sihan in
dictment was returned against him, on the
charge of larceny, and he was lodged in
jail. The oung man made a full confes
sion, in which he acknowledges having
stolen a total sum of $0,000.
The dead body of a man was discovered
on the bank of the Sioux river, some ten
miles south of Canton, Dak. When found,
the dead man had nothing on except an
undershirt and drawers of fine quality and
a fine pair of tooth-pick shoes. A contu
sion upon his right temple and a bullet hole
in his skull are the only marks of violence
upon his body. Hits of a railroad ticket
which had been torn up and thrown upon
the grouHi., and portions of a $10 bill and a
$2 bill were found. The theory now in that
a foul murder has been perpetrated and that
the killing was done at some vther place
nrid the boay carried to this secluded spot
for concealment.
Corner, alias Franklin, alias Evans, and
many other names, and hisi wife, have been
captured in Frenchtown, Harrijon county,
Ind. He was the chief and leading spirit
of the counterfeiters of this district, and
lived near Frenchtown in a log house built
very much like a fort. It !iad on« chink
ing out all around, and while Franklin
worked on the manufacture of the coin ii'is
wife stood guard. Fraoklin made coins
from ten cents silver to $U
Kol
«1, and so
perfectly that lie said himmdi he wts not
afraid to go into a bank with them.
There promises to be a judicial investiga
tion into the matter of tbe banning of the
Barber boys by the mob at Waverly, Iowa
n June last. The Bremer district court
convenes in December. The widow of Ike
Barber s.iys that she proposes to see that if
possible, the lynchers ot her husband shall
be brought to trial, and she says she has
(he names of eighteen men who were in
sirume-ntal in the hanging,
A tragedy resulted frcm a game of cro
quet, three miles from Woodbury, N. J.
The pi
avers were two men and two women.
Genu •ins 11 udol ph Hmes -WJ
tecause his wile be*1
with his keavy
cowhide boot,
Tobv Grant, a ne ro despsradi, WAS kill
ed by Abraham W. Clemen', a white man
at Rsctouls. S. C. Crent had tmce
and threatened to kill 01et»"
successful attempt to lynch Clement was
made by negroes.
At Piattsmoatii, Nebraska, Dr. Rich
mond wes anvsted on a charge of com
mitt ng a rape the thirteen-year
old daughter of K Iw&rd Gr'ssel, 'orf'
man of the Burlington it Missouri car
shops.
Charles McCann, a mail agent, stole $6 ?n
postage stamps from the Brighton, N. J.,
postottice. He must pay *1,000 within a
week, or languish a year in jail.
Thomas Fox, seventy years old, wa
drugged at Marshall, Mich., and roboed of
a hundred dollars. He died from the drug
ging.
1'eter Keenan of New York was billed t»n
the lid inst., by adruaken polic-men named
William Couroy.
Tlie Casualty llccord.
In a friendly sparring match at Chij pewa
Falls John Hall struck Duncan McPhee a
blow on the neck, and he reeled and fell
heavily upon the ground. Upon examin
ation it waadicovere 1 tuat his neck was dis
located, and he died in a few minutes.
From the Old World.
The Marquis of Lorne and Princess Lou
ise arriveel at Liverpool on tie 5th inst., and
w°re heartily cheered as they drove to the
town ball, wheie'he corporation present-|
ed an address end gave a luncheon. The
marquis, replying to the addre-s, warmly
extolled the Dominion of Canada and peo
ple. He said he had experienced great
pleasure in the friendly relations mam
tained by Canada and the United States,
and trusted the friendship now existing
would ever endure.
United Ireland, Cis national league or
gan, pronounces the authors of the explo
sion s in London ioiots. The Freeman's
Journal protests against Irishmen being
harshly accused of being uuthors of the
outrage. The Irish Times asks why the
English governnunt dot a not vigorously re
monstrate with President Arthur against
the dynamite conspiracy of which New
York is the source.
Tbe British cabinet has decided that the
dispute between China and leasee lias
reached the verge .•,f open war'are. The
news from Paris is somewhat alarming.
M. Jules Vf-rrv has not only decided t.i push
things in Tonqtiin, btir.be has turtady ar
ranged to use the fruits of success, whicb
he aflects to believe is assured.
Tbe merest chance prevented a terrible
catastrophe. While the City of Berlin was
enteting the Mersey she collided with her
majesty's ship Hawk, damaging the latter's
starboard bows and carrying away some of
her boats. The iteamsr stist -'.iutd no dam
age.
A monster political meeting was held
in Kingston, Jamaica. It wps a great suc
cess, being an immense demonstration
against lite prerent system of government.
The appointment of a new governor to suc
ceed Sir Anthony Mu«grove is not received
with any satisfaction.
The Times publishes a leader on the late
Capt. Mayne lieid, in which it says: "Of
his class of writes^, he ceriainly was the
best, and those who '-av. re.pl him as boys
will not allow their matnrer critical judg
ment to condemn him altogether."
The Prince and Princess Albert of Prus
sia, returning from Frankenstein, Silesia,
after offending the reformatp n memorial
services, lost theit way in the fog. Their
carriage was overturned and the right auklc
ot'the princess was fractured.
Robert Kerr, a dissipated mem her of a
wealthy family in Edinburgh, Scotland..
was burned to a crisp in a house on Mki
ver, Manitoba, while intoxicated. He
had just conie into possession of a large
sum of money.
A quantity of dynamite was miraculomly
exploded in the office of the chief of police
at Frankfort-oj-tl,o-Ma:n. The building
was badly damaged, but there was not man v
officials in at the time, and none of them
were injured.
Municipal elections were held throughout
Great Britain on the 31st inst. The results
show large conservative gain.j.
In ondon, on the 3lst., (JO,000 sealskins
were sold at auction, prices going 50 cents
higher than last year.
The earl of Cork had his pocket picked
in Montreal on Weunesday of 11,000.
Personal 6oscrip.
Commodore A. C. it-iind, just promoted
to the rank of rear admiral in the navy,
was a partner of C. W. Wooiey in fhe 'gro
cery business in St. Paul before the war
having resigned from the navy. On the
outbreak of the war he was reinstated in
tne navy and acquired distinction for cour
age and ability.
The statement that Mrs. angtry had
started on her professional engagements
witheut the presence of Freddie Gebhardt
was premature. Freddie showed up at the
hr rehearsal, at Burlington, Vt,
Gjn. Samuel F. Cary of Ohio has been
engaged to deliver 150 lectures throughout
New England during the coming sea-on.
Col. Cyrus Allen, an old friend of Pre,si
dent Lincoln u is dead at Vincenneu, Ind.
Lieut. Benjamin Craif, a West Pointer
died recently in Heme, France.
Gertie Fuller propose to stick t« her fe
male husband.
Handsome hut Women.
Wichita, Kan.) dispatch,—Nelly 0, Bai
ley, a young woman charged with the mur
der of Clement Bothemly in Indian Terri
tory OH the 7th ult., was held to-day by
I nited Htate-i CoiumLs^iouer Hherioao for
appearance at the next te mi ot court at
Wichita. Mieis about twenty-oneyears old
a handsome brun ette, and move I in tfo
best society in New York city and New Jer
sey. Sne met liotbcmly, a rich English
man nnd niember wt tiif Brititn avocation
at ht. IA»UIS«. and arranged with him tojjo
to Jexa.sand sUrt a hluep ranch. Beior.
they started she got a deed for his lands iii
Kansas,
valued
throu-h
bhe b.camt
unconscious and iedsooti after.
at $20,000, and while j.assmg
the territory,®" route to i exas,
shot Bothemly through the head, to .k pos
session
of
his trunk, am taming diamonds
and j-welry worth $7,000 together wuh
1,,-u ".mtfit.
consisting of
outfit,
-lb $10..™
his outfit, consisting oi
sheep ami Ntock
worth $10,000, buried the body at .Skeleton
nml started south, but WM arrested
ranch, ami started soutl
about nine miles from where the murder
was
convm
tfed. Tin c\sewas worked up by
United States. Marshal Holiis|ei andi As
sistant United States Attorney
i
operation
jnnnend their re!
subject will, of course
^tigress next winter, uunog iuy !*»«-VMUK»«-•»»
a number of bills were introduced to repeal tbe
pre iinptson laws and amend the homestead
iml preemption culture laws. The measure
Has favorably reported by the lion. II. B,
Strait from the house committee on publio
lauds and atterwards, on motion of Mr.
Pound, chairman of that committee, engrafted
,ii tho sundry civil appropriation bill
but the senate having adopted a rule to oxcludJ
new kgidatum from appropriation bills, stni.-k
iut tho L-ia'ise, and the measure fell with the
expiiation of tbo cougress. Hie subj v» will
bu t.il 'n iin de novo by the nfxt conun'ss, and
it i't ma us to be econ wli^iher the prop-isiti-'U
beconies a h'.w or not Some very atrotr,' ad
VDcat-s of rep-cal, among ih-'tn Mr. Washburn
and .Mr. .straightof Minncs-da,come over from
tin-la-T h-u-c atul will v» ry likely urg-» the
passage ol' the measure. Amuiig olho
Sl
vKtat:-.sueil Pv law or in,
M'leivi (.1
very «r
pus.-it l« a ti
or it».
l.-itoit uf cuii^!t«« t!i,»! h" cr.f.it.-i shv-n -J ht*
congre-s may
«iHiu..!H,)l.a.ly
mentis
lOi.iii-r
1
pre
cu:turt
hniri'18 with land claim scrip
rilV!llH
1,1
mining fal»« and
a moderate
A. Manitoba raiW.
cision biii:RS in the i 'r
the state leKl8lata-e\
ISM, Kiving to ttie
extension of time ia*:'
r«ml, but makitt.
-things
ii'ootnmend'.'d hy the cimmiis^ion is the passage
.if a law on tho question of the for-
feitnre of certain railroad laud grauts
fthi.'b ho ment.otia
also a ripe eubjeet for the
nurnb'jr of inuiiibora are known to be ready
md tasur to take it m. Among the roads
mcntioiud are tUe S*. Paul, Mimn-ajiol's A
Manitoba, the Brainerd branch of the St. I'tui! A
r.ifiiic, now Manitoba railroad, the ixnitlnrn
Mmueaota rai.vsav extension, Ua-tmg-» .V Ia
loita, and the liake Superior A- Misss^ij^
1'hese roads have been nnnkt
witliiu the time required by law.
hut not
THE NOKTllEliN' I'ACiriC
is piven in the report
aa
ono of the roads no
jinpietid wi'dmi the limo required bylaw,
hui which are in course of construction. The
No„ Citv A
In thi» atiS'-'ni'ti of oi^resMiina' actiuri tanl-% hare
been Lvr:itieil pit'.eu vd, aceor-lii'^'.y :vs r.'aiN iiave
Itfen C'.ie-TUftfit, whether withirj nr nit it tho
time I rt ?ej i!ie 1. Yn-.ir unin', J.Jto pre.!»i'»«n«or »u
tliis (iracfii.x pri. to tliis ,n^ t.f rm.
rt-sj in I)"-t'ii b"r, ls^O, lot IM !«i.'is'.i:ive
arOi.-n wan 'ak-i you have* helii that 1111 l»-r tht 1«
cssiou of tbi* siipreme court of the United
i.a,t n, r'^hi tu
ihT
a
actual settlers th«'
the Company
barbs Hut
THE LAND OFFIRR.
COMMt^SIONEB FAKIjAHD 9 REPORT.
WASHINGTON, SPECIAL Telegram, NIY. l.«—
The tn.iU&S report of the coiumitsaiouer of the
general laud office is out to day. He repeats
his recommendations for the repeal of tho pre
smpti.m and timber culture laws and for tho
nf tha homestead laws, and the
of tha
out
jld story of the abuses growing
of those laws, which lead him to rec
eal or amendment. This
engage the attention of
S|,r
ip,, ,«-«»•
hold the same, isrecor
ment ns excepti:^
from the op»ra?ionSof•
to swell settlers the pri
same as a homestead
receiving patent fromi'
will cover many CAM^
8t. Paul, Minneapolis,' v
Those having settled
ari«
Paul belongs to ano'ber riasa
'f roadn, parrly couiploted and, ao far aa
known to the general lan 1 efiice, construction
suspended. The connm-'sOoner tsays:
i f.v?.-
turo or lo
in tha reservation
ler
!i-ok 'O tho
it)
^ritM tl»- mttjl 1 "iZ'Sl
uU-u 1 tl,** all aetui' t:^ wi Up- \iv-A th^n r^tir^U Mr. Hauptatt!
h-s »av«.,l »oid iier ured ic thci- titfiits and e anus :o poitiMnent mad" a tive-'o.ir'
i!.J i u 'jrj.c-d tht'.r s-.-ti nu-i.t-s
a
at 'he duP* ot i.ny tin
a--..i
Jof
0.^s,d7!»,
and
ri i irTi'nVe- ....
4
ii
icviyal of tins railway
erant,
he commissioner repoyta tliat the hun!^
vi'hm tho el i Si oils Induui lowf-rva'u.u w.-,m of
J! lak", in Dakota, Law bocu rertur
vei.d, anil thu
\vestt?ru
K
e'ltne. •_',llo]o,{o
Jy.tr_!t»« witn tui.itjry (.o. laud
warraots-
t'^al numhermetrics ti.iug pw»ted"dur-
Hi 1»K1
"lliu report fityi the timber land f"iir,e«
act., II a'ratit.y
violated. Information imn'm*
loa.ieoaion ihat mueii of tho
most
valuable timber
lanu reir.aiiiirijf ilio poKMesaion fit ti e
Mexico, fJi»ioraio and
^aei! ofa\fllii'r'''lll!iK'UU
each of these i erntoneH, to bo appointed to
esaiiuno and
nettlo th«-Ho
claims,
.uiS fiu »TT?'
Iraudulent reiur'm
Zeh-\V'U'i,,ihV,l0,been"made
iri( r( a
4
pal oflieei'H
a
3
previous to March, lj^-'
c.'"
the obligations of
m,
.'
have been required
0f
entry, if tin- same land
to tbe railroad oimn
stuue by entry «t ihe
district.
OEST.
His Rptti-cm. ni pril|lu,:
mom ot"
the
Norther,,
roart and ihe
€aues
From the Piooeer Press :i
For sotuo mot.tbi p&wr
current tnat thoro were te.
in tho operativo tlfj artm
Pacific, lY'rjterdav the fl ••,
ant of tho changes
retirement of Herman
ager, who on Oct. 20 tond
deut Oakc* nis ir.-spna
resignation Mr. Hatijit aw
retironientan ii!ah :nv to(
manner cri'ditat to Lims
t'.T tho c.mp.eny UIIII tbe
upon him ly flic v:ee prea
b"avd of tbrt'Clora. The
'.tTeet veHterd v, aiul will
diiv by tho
!iv.
of ttie
t!«t'd Nov. 1, and sigQi
)a)lC!8.
ik'iad. Tms ia
ii'\t congress, and
H-nnan T!.
•"U't. v-
ii'T.il
m:
•l wi'ii :i.« \or
tiu ifr'-^awl, k
ie»Rt. wi',1 lur the
company, rhe
an nrt- -j
t! ». (Ui'it^of ^•,:tial:iui tCfr
her« to
ami.'X 'ii wi.l c.ii. ain ti
The rorj-i -p tiiden.-orefei
Hanpt's letter of re^igmti
iettc of aeceptatifo in i
Jlaupt's leit -r, ila'e.! Oct. 1',
Yiee-Preridont ake«, andi
1 have r'C ivi-d fr:n you in*
cxt"r.!»e* la every ti .rrment,'
iii progress a!j 1 int- '.,ir»(e
M-rvt-J tho eci:in.iny i-ttioieotl
that fi.ivt" 'j'.'on
tl
of sllih .1 ::»',!!''• t: v I
can
Mt'V to centum* in tlin toana.
rei-ults that vv: l« uiOi- saiae
myself and sap.nfar'ory '.y tl
V'U r'rc!iosi» to ilevote a com
your tiiti-, in-rs!iaUv,
'l.e
t!«.ns, itiHele.irly nniH".'iisgarj
vice-* of ,1 jff.'ii-ral nianat'T ir.a
forp i'refi-r to »"Vr i iv pisnK'
pativ, sir i"4-t to U «ns
tra uii'I'-r w! ii-'i i a-s!in.»"l ct
31
r. Oak CM1
reply
1
sum en-1 itie tf fer iacis
1Dft iMninic't'd lioafhin
of
roailst, f"V u if tii'i
had not beuu built wnir.n the resi-riii-il 'ltio m«Mit a i prit.«ct!- ti ho
rutcaiturikj Jaods are
contained
is Cited
fe)llow«
I Teciivod Your" 'inmnr
Tli« relreni-'irnentj. erd«r-'i|
ri«''.oii
arf e,o
l»-iti
are necs'ssary, aud if your
»ctiui
'of
pany,
anJ
rai.road to .«
1 hi a f.-r tiieir toi-s. The pn'-. iu:n
f',r a .l"H\l!e fv 'h-Illent of :l" tpi-stio::, w.'^'h-r a
fo:ftMMUe he nf«.r.-H.l
tt tI1V
i
c-i!'S'«ir!lv pre*»! uj..»u
my
th
wit.nl-twaN !n ni-t-^r tir. ioy
tlu proteclum if lie) Kiau'-i. M-anwhil-s *-t- f*
t!.?r» havi fiitt-r-'d ui»ju &om» of tii*1',^
laiula and aro nnsir us to know wli-tf.
tl-.ey
mils'.
I.-m-
unji-.n oic-e -i,at tu,.,
of I
cannot te itntnedtati
no on« can r-vr^! tiif fart
h.ive- certaicly !,inu
tT'-ri**v t" .elvatv-^ tli'i r.itewssU
is !r-ie that I e\p-.-f',
murh tinirt to th« bill if:
t«": ai.'y: a*id !t :s a'«o tisi
the ti"c s-e.ty f'r y ur 0'--sj"'.nuan
iii?er
i«
tn»t
Vkil!
lie
le^-.
lie
it
t-ra'Oe. Y
I tl:er-*f«ire
tit
•houltl 5e Taken either t«
COIJL
1
in
th»m forfeited, u betti
to
and tlm citiSUiou» of tiiii cottin
in I 1 will he e 'Hil'ii With.
Mr ilaupt Wii
a- ".n'- ^3
H.
companv. Tfn- e.-ntjact wail
by it Btorms Mr. HauptV serfi
dispfsnsed with, without hia ft
for tho
full
timiiuJary linv ri'trac.'-d,
th", oiigmal uttrvey.i having buen l-.-rnt.'.l
lran-lnk-nt. Tho ar. a slnnv i by the original
i-urvey 115. loT.lis acr.'-s, and by h« re
stirvei* ],}/ih &t»ros»( iu,\! an increase by
e K i v e y o i 1 i i
Till: PISl'OSAl.S I'l'l !,!.' I.AMlS
during th- y. arm.ii.
7*iU acrc-
and Indian laridx :j!acre-i incr. is-j nvnr
lsSl.', uijuiit .,()tD,0t0 acre.-t, and over lSfSl
ABOII' H.ODO.OUO. II^C FIMAMNA: B-UI-WH
fioni, s[io- tli
froin
toriu of office hit
for. The sum fixed as salary
annum, and It is to tins stipah
tract that Mr. Haupt mates
lei
of resignation-
(ion Sliei'iiian'K Itet
Tne comvjx iuieiice inndi
irenierit of »en. Hherman s?(
in!:ud
of
public, '.and*, w-ro.sil,-
In Inm land*, ,fc.(4
to:al, ,f lL,7l.'{,SH:i. Puhbc laud.i worn dis-'
potjfd of as follows:
Pute.'e saies irrjf.uori
nines o vt
1 O'-I'UIM I'.ii entries «i
M-.-MI ei:trie8 "'i'.Vjo
liMu -SOad fn-n-8
the army is as fm o*
Jleadtj'iarteri Army I nite,
in^'.o:-i, I). Oct.
iiincoln, Secretary ofVtar—'
•«ingress approved luis' l^-'
:d!icerH ore r»-fired on resc^1
^ixty-fiiir ye.-irM. 1!
the
on
the H'h ol
p, --ruar
year is
tisit j'erioti
of the
haiii.oM which have aheaJy
duties,
military
racK
-lionl 1 maiu the
HS aides de-camp
•I issl. Jiy or hnrorethe
I etui compute ail othc 'd
ftfi iippropria:e
branches of
4.*, n.i
lO
'iWo
c.u-i yt-ar f)5 .ri-lP
e- vem
meat on th« I'acitic c.ast. is ben,, tak- n un by
lul'ir! ffT? capita. i»tn through tho medioia
it Hi.ti ..., nude by persons hired for that purpose
I hiM: found it necessary to ^uspwid all on trie# of
hi* las* and ihrect an exanoiuii'in
I ho commwHwuor ia of tbe opiuiot, that timU
am»Hi HboMlU reserved bv law from ordinary
."r,.!,"
Ji«
vl-,
'niiueiid# that «on-
H,),U6
k't'wla,io11
)n
relatiou p,j.
r'3t'(-
lieve I can Hiirrt
nder The
K,n-
.-tir in ^'-iid ^•ba^' a'
proviit'd in ell r- (t elf1
tfse. best iiitfcre:-ts of tneco
l-ratelul that my p!-}s'c*
streni.th reiuair.^ uninipatreu
fin thfljiklul for the libera!
by conj rrsH for my declmi'
will enable me to re.spoi«d Pr^
call Uie jtresi«l«'iit may
ry serviced or judgment a9 10
have the honor to be you*
vant.
ed)
W
Wafiiintjlon,
c,HUI«'«»i'iner
foi
'Jlio cora-
milH
',ha act
of imblic
l,jr li e 11,1,1
""priHoiiiueut
I'tojijoH* ha* in tho work of
be pained mjoounK peeulM^ i'/ir tht X" ,!
a.in for previ»ntii1K 1» »etl'numit a id
bv force and
eutrv
intimidation -p,'
0 an,i
„d dk,'"
U, t!l
lri»|iorittin *11)oe UeoiMion.
rtie
re^iMcr ar,d
of the
Oct,
pi —War
Uen. w i T. Bhermai)
—(Jeneral: 1 have Hi'*
,h lL,ll
dt ni vour letter of theMhi1,^l
be rein v^d
that you
of the army
i-est, as a more
(1'
on the
convenient uti
changes in the military '"J11,
imiHf,
follow your
ret
ire n
Mt-rvice, In ai{»ciifyir»»?
hJS
leipiestthe piesid-nl dirtc s
to you his earnest hope in#
3
given fo yoti yet many ,i
happioesH which to
P"1"'
ci.atact«r 'L 'J *7 'l-I'Mtme.nt. The
commtomcr Li
1
L7u,i 4v.r"
lu
Hr.iied
Htatfn l.ami oft5f at Kail." Minn
have m,.ive,i
Ih U^\n V
'ant decihiox,
truu,
impor-
the ..ot^.oiiHHoner
ol
tii-
ol your jellow citizens.
J'euriiKbl li(.tin»ui.-hcd Pl)
will iv»' mo pleasure to
wishes rt sjiectitb' y)l!'
a"-'e.1
the order will be ilu y ii»'s"ei
I bavv toe honor tone,
moht obedient servant. i
(Signed.) KH!ittf-":
Senator Anthony'8 health
still feeble, but his fre'i'K1" it|
"1 want, to go to Washington
the harness.
ftlary An feiHon lia»
ion in l^ont Ion. The Lyceum
every night.
the
i.'"neral land office at Washington. The
caw involve a tract
of I
and on
an oJd raji.
road section within Jhe twenty-mile limits
of the Krantto the 8t. i'atil, Miuneapuiis