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fYisoRirrtok rftics:
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Siuhscrlptfuii® ptywblt Invar ably in adraiic©
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the tUiOc.
liOur
®n »ppli#*tio*
The Stokes trial is in progress, but
ooc can Ret no idoa of it from tho m®»
gre report*.
nomination tendered him at St. Cloud
during his absence some time ago.
Work is progressing rapidly on the
St. Vincent branch. Cars will rui
from Glyndon north this winter.
Dr. Burleigh has exchanged his Bon
H'xnmo property for coal land in Iil-,
snd will remove to Chicago.
Tho StH' savs tiie muskrata ha*,
banked their houses "extraordinarj
thick," and wants th© Mooriiead rats ti
follow suit.
A Moovhoad man is reported to hare
refused his little girl a slick of i-andj
and irmiivdiatuljr treated to tho drinks
at cost of $1.35.
Commissioner Drummond's letter re­
lating to disputed claims on the N. P.
R. It., is received with satisfaction bt
tho settlers
Now that Rufcsel is a candidate ho is
tramping around over tho country
looking after the crops juat like any
other old politician,
An Omaha dispatch of the 17th inst.,
reports eight inches of snow on the U.
I*, road, and the trains sereral hours
late in cousequcnco.
The Detroit RtcerjL and Auiubon
journal aro having a red hot contest
over political matters. The Wall
Brothers will be found ft full team to
pull against
The Moorhead Star claims to hare tin
particulars of a robbery at Bisuaarck,
in which a prominentcitiKen i.s alleged
to figure, by which a Canadian was b«»i
out ef $330. Who is he?
At the meeting ot tho free religionist#
in No* York last week a disaentoi
wished to reply when Frothinghan
squelchod him by th© information thai
they had the hall for tho expression of
their views and did not propose to lis
ton to opponents.
Major Sweeney, a Wheeling candidate
in around shooting thoso editors wh
oppose him. Lewis Bakor and J. fi.
Clatkson uf tho Register were shot but
nut seriously injured. They need a lit
tlo "law and order" in Virginia politic#,
it would seem.
Mr. A. C. Jordan, junior editor a!
the TBIBVNB is on a flying trip to Mm
neapolis aud St. Paul, Ool. C. A.
£oun!»bcrry has resumed tho quill.
Jordan for tho past two months h«
been tho hardest worked man in the
Northwest, having not only run th
oditorial department of tho TiiBtfKB but
performed tho work of two men in tke
office. A rest will do him good.
Edmoml llack«tt was Anally permit­
ted to prove up on the Bismarck townl
site and the papers in his case bave gone
to Wafchingtoa. Mr. Hackett it is un»
derstood, is willing to fill all contracts
of the Puget Sound Company in respect
to lots if he gets his patent. It is an
outrage that the townsito matter ha.*
hung fir# ao long. It matters but littlt
to tho people generally who gets it
they will welcome anything that wil
give a chance for investment.
It is claimed several men haro Ween
discharged from railroad service, be­
cause they Toted against the "Law and
Order" tickct at tho rccent clectioa.
This action, if trbe, is certainly unwise.
While t-his is reported, believed by some
it ij also true that an employee of this of­
fice was called fiom his bed after twelve
o'clock, the night after eleefcion and
forced to find other quarters, beoatise
ho was supposed to havo voted the
•'.Law and Order1' ticket. What'is that
littlo story about casting out beams be­
fore seeking to find motes?
Tho resolutions of thanks to tho S.
P. R. 11. for assistance in carrying the
recent cloction published last week won
in exceedingly bad taste. It is probabh
that but few participated in their
adoption «nd if it, bo true that the re
an!1: of tho clect'ton nas determined
thrt-u^h tho action of the railroad corn
pan the less said about it the better, in
vien of the present condition of the
pub ic mind.
A card of Mr. Adauis appears else
whf re returning thanks for support Ac.
Th is also in5ad taste. The best way
to ihow gratitude for an olection is
th ough conscientious perforuanco of
dt ty.
TELEGRAMS.
Ilofsrled SpeolnJffor tile Bis­
marck Tribune.
INDIANS!
Be
Ben" accepts the Senatorial
v. Knickerbock­
er Visits Leech
Lake.
Another Thief Discov­
ered—A Gambler
Shot.
Northern Padfle Pros­
pects—Improved Feel­
ing Toward It.
Fires, Crimea and Spec­
ulations- A Judge Mur­
ders a*Young Girl.
OHIO ELECTS ALLEN—THE
RESULT ELSEWHEBE.
Deep Snows in. Nebt*a*ka-
All Trains Delayed.
Fearful Wind Storm in
SAW
York—Six
Oaual Boats Wrecked.
Rains ia New England—Bridges
Washed Away, Etc.
Vandorbilt and His Lwww-OfcnM
and Drew.
3orioU* Aeoidont at Fsu\fO-~D©wtU of
C. H. Biota??.
mn.
MnrsiArolis, Oct. il.—Ditrliu the fearful storm
•f«*rl.Uy, part of Ue roof of Wsshburn's new mUl
«r«%,blo*a «ff. The residenco of L. Mel Hyde wee
unroofed, fenoss Mown down, eto., ete. It wu the
irurit etom kuoiru for man/ jesrs.
LO, TBI (Mil lUlll.
Her. D. B. Knickerbocker jait retained from th«
Lvoch Lake reserratloos, reports ihe etoriee srktoh
have recently been circulated rsprsso&tUig the In
Jltoi almost It a state of open revolt, art vkoni
sensatiusnl that they receive their sonaitles and are
contented «nd bappr- It has tecn shown then that
the price paid bjr Wilder lur stumpue en their land*
greatly exosods tli» price *(iich too government re«
cclves for ite ple lands. Mr. Wilder paid ten thou
•and dollars deirn on hie oeatraet, *ad notwithstand­
ing he
ie represents*! ae kaviog sueh a biy thing i*
willing lo turn it over to anjrbod/ who will pay bia
hit Meney back.
r«aeswutiea.
Mr. farrell, Chief of the St. Paul ffire Depart­
ment, proeented th« Cataract Cotnpaay, front tin
h«at OivUiou, with th« atedal which It won at tho re.
cent tournaiacot at St. Paul. §pee«hee were made
oy Mavor Wileuu aud other*.
Ovxrae.
Dr. A.B. Amee, eorreipondJnf secretary ef thr
Amdw/ of flcionoe, loft Monday for Blemarck, ani
will uo doubt gather intereitiug facte relating
to Northern Dafcota. Dr. Le Barre, who relleree Dr.
Soughur atfurt Linoutn, atao left with hie wife tor
illnnarok.
»arai«*ATtew.
The reoardi ef Fin» county are te be examined by
th« auditor of Bamtey county to learu as lo the e*
tent of Thoeepeon's it«falo»tlon. Thorapwn wr tee to
ih« Pvem to s%y that ho lias not stelen oeat, and
will return when he gets readj.
SRACCU
rs:«oa.
This aobla animal guiaod another victory erer Star
of th- West and Mary Lano, at Lake City Saturday,
rimo x-.U). Frlace winning first amc
third, Cur second} erect wet nndl slippery, purse,
tduO.
TSLLOW
rsvn.
Mawrsit, Oct. Si.—Deaths yMtardsytl. ihreve
pert advices mdlcsta an atat«weut there. A case is
roportad at Little Hock, twnnty-ftve deaths have
occurred at Montgomery. i«arge oeatributioae are
stlti ouulng lu.
PAaaoaio.
WASUIKOTOB, Oet. 21.—Joseph tieasey, eearleted
£u Ktux, has be«n pardoned.
oooo aaovsa.
From prtsoQt Indicfctionf *n cxt«niWt lobby
congregate at \Va».iiDgton in the tr:tfjJcst of the North­
ern Paeifio during tiie coraiug cession ef Congress,
t'heru Is a growing f«eUngln (»ror ef the road, and
it is generally believed that the suspsneion of
Uooke «1U result gmatly to itn advantage. People
are beginning to see the objeet* of the fearful lift
which have been told concerning the North Fscific
country. The War Department Is wansiy In favor
«r the road because of the Immense influence for
good it is having eu the ludlao queftloa, the eon
(traction to the Missouri having reduced ever one
Half, the «03t or Uaudiing supplies, moving troops etc.
It is generally believed the government will guaran­
teethe Interest on certainly enough bends to com­
plete the read. Gen. Cass and other often* of the
road believe It wlil be conetructed two years earlier
than it would have been but for the failure
SOSNP
«MMMIS, Oct. 81.—The Mary E. Fee, plying eo
the Mieeieslppl, was horned near OscKle Saturday.
Six of the passengers and crew are miielng. Several
passengert seriously buried, Uot Chowan was badly
OUFQQOI
OuroistATl, Oet. «1.-Hartwell Oo.'i fence
shops were destroyed hy ire Saturday alee Ihieri
plaining will.
evBBiaor.
•T. LOWS, Oct
II.—The
banks will rssosse currea.
cy payneat on the Hitb lost. The Saaaolal eeaditlea
is greatly nnprov«l.
nsw Ton (CVHAaV.
Kaw Test, Oct 21.—The export trade It l»»rev
iDjt. It was not effected ceriously hy the tnancial
panic.
The Ivanhoe paper mill la cloaed. WerV »a the
Oaeton A Amboj railroad is snspended.
The asspssinaiion of Bishop B« Vers, It. Plrre,
ie reported. Me was stabbed ia the heart while at
prayer.
A Rio Janeiro dispatch glvee aa accowt of the
ss.irder by Judge Portec Ve»jaelro, 5 y«ar» eld, of
a young girl 16 years old. The .Judge becaae Infat­
uated of the yonng girl, and thinking she hed gone
back on him stabbed her.
Heavy shipments of bullion continue fro* London.
The Bank or England hat raited its ratee of dltceuut
te «even per sent
Authorities are going for the New Jerk detectives
for robbing prisoners- They rebbed the Bank of
Knglaad forgers of #40,000.
Nona BTOBW.
Nsw Yoax, Oct. 31.—A fearful stena raged over
the eastern Suites yesterday, fix oaaal boats were
«unk near stony point on Undson river, a"d a large
uumber of men, wo'aen and chlldrea drowned. Tel«
eKraph wires were nlown down to grvat extent and
bridges washed avay. A special dlepatch from Bal
ilmure annonucee taueh destructien it property
there. Two builditiss in Brooklyn were blown down.
CLBVaLaao, Oct. 31 .—A severe northwest storm
raged on Lake Krie yesterday, and great damage Is
expected to shipping. The scuooner Jesee Conger
and propeller Etftuorook aie wrecked.
Ki»oToit, Oct. 21.—Theechooner Pewhatten was
anuk at Alexandria Bay iu the storm yesterd* y. The
orig New Yurk is a shure at Oswego. At high tide
the docke are under water and the freshet Is increas­
ing. btveral land slides are reported, the track in
Mime plHces under water and all trains are delayed.
Ojwxco, Oct il.~The schooner New York which
ran ashore, has broken to pieces, and is a complete
wreck. The storm Is the severe* of the teacon.
iifcstoe, Oct. *1 —Forty-eight hours ef eoutlaaeut
rsins, Immense dattage has been dose.
KILLS*.
VAR0O, Oet. 33.—Charles H. Bishop was ran ever
by the switch engine la the yard at this place to day.
kl. «tWBftf»0 W
and he (ell, the car wheels passing over one foot
giving iqjuriee from which he died in about five
hours.
Baoroao, Ind., Oct- 21.—Thoe. Chridepher sua
pioioned his Wife of Infidelity in counection with Juhn
tlorrow, caught her at it, and he killed Morrow, at
leiaptetfto kill his three children, ene of whom wtll
din, and cut hit wife's
abdomen so bad that aer bow­
els gushed out.
BOLBICB K.ILLBD.
ToraEA, St., Oct. il.—A quarrel between John
Hall and Pat Cull.en, 6th Oavalry, at fort Mays, re
saltediathe killing of Callen by Hall.
loxjaatso.
ST.PAVL, Oct. 81.—At the ttepubllcaa county con
vention In this city yesterday, Hon. E. P. Drake,
President of the Sfoux City road, was nominated for
the senate. It had been generally supposed this
aomination would be tendered to Ix Gov. Marshall.
«aa BLacriois.
The election of Allen, Democrat, Governor of
Ohio, it now conceded by about SOU majority. Car­
penter is elsoted in Iowa by abont H3.iWj majority,
against 00,000 last year, but the Democrats, Lioerais
aud Anti-Monopolists, also bave the Legislature.
There is an immeuse failing off in the Republican
vote la Pennsylvania.' The re-election of Thurman
to the Senate ia Ohio is assured.
COVflTOQ CHIQXBBS.
The liberals and Democrats are hopeful of carry­
ing Mlnneeota at the coming election they count
sarely en the election of Major Dyke, Treasurer, Col.
rfelut U. Stevens, Secretary of Mate, and the Attor
aey Oeeeral.
oaiwaaa «ur.
Sons, Oet. 81,-The secretary Wasto-day officially
notified by the government that the order of the Je«
•»a wist Immediately vacate the premises occupied
by Shis^tty.
«BBOSMt»IUH no*.
8t. TiCU, Oct. SI.' -Osorge Uuvsil, a MMIsslppl
riverthree card moute dMn was shot at Chtoag by
John Lawler, a nobler, a few days ago. Duval has
been piaylag v«tre thing en the grccnie* of Minne­
sota during the pattaaouner, som« of whom regret
that b* wu not killed iBstend of feeing ellghuy
wounded. The quarrel wasabouV* womaa.
eourasx* sxuw moaua.
OMABA, Neb Oct. IT.—Snow to the depth of eight
Inches on the line of the Union Pacitic railroad. The
Union Pacific train due to-dsy wasaererui huunlsu,
fearing been laid up by order on acoount the se­
vere storm,
ALL is-wa exa
BOGY.
Nwrltoax, Oct., 91.—Uonanodore Taodcrhllt will
uo# withdraw
from the street and devotu himxolf tu
preparation for the tuture. Hlslossca in the stock
panto eflf hteaXaeeday wero $9o,UUV,U0i), aud dudug
Uie reaeat {Msotc nearly fifty millions. Jay (louidla
tigiiiilaile^.aasd Drew ia the bankrupt court.
MOP now i* o*io.
ntr*ssj rtil "a,rt iil ^iiy, Indies of mow fell in
Ohio yesterday. Smn w*ha roporttd itCincinnati,
Clevelandasd other points, -whlie in New England
they have fetd the heaviest rains since loTl. Detroit
dispatchct teportthe fiercest g»l% of the season on
Lake Krio,wiid «r»atdamys««
Shipping
NEWS ITEMS.
The Uinnoapolis census foots up
27,884.
The cheap trasporUtion committee is
in session in Now York,
Gen. Ouster was at tho reunion of tho
array of tho Tennoseo last week.
A Gamier has resigned the diamond
cue won by hiut some tirao ago.
Tho Brazilian consul at Boston has
suiccided.
Tho Presidont has appointed the2Tth
day of November for fasting and prayer.
A. Nebraska man who set fire to his
own store has beon founed guilty ol
arson.
The French Monarchists hare agreed
.in favor of Chambord, who is to bo pro­
claimed King Henry VIL
II. S. Thompson, Auditor Pine county
Minn., has decamped with $16,000
aoanty funds.
Ospt. Forrest, a Chicago policeman
recently shot dead a fellow who at­
tempted to rob him.
St. Louis is indulgirtp ir. an Irsh Im­
migration Convention and GUiong*. ?ri
ae of tho architects
Uncle Sam noer sar^s pc-r
«*r over th« former fsa-r.Aji.m-nt '"f i.!v
internal revahue affairs.
The yellow fevef itiil rajra in South­
ern citie*, and aid continue* from all
parts of country.
Cyrus Gray, of forest Lake, was
turned to death in the American House
Minneapolis, whirh was destroyed by
fire last week.
A. H. Brown, Chief of Police, *1
Salt Lsko, was shot And mortally
wounded by N. Oar«r, drunken rough
last week.
Great Father Smith has been holding
a council at Fort Sill lately, which has re­
sulted in a promise on the part of the
tribes there to deliver up tho raiders,
Immense shipment of specie from
England still continue, ft is probahlo
spocie payments will yet grow out of
the rocont panic.
Tho passengers from tho wrecked
steamer Missouri have arrived at New
Orleans. The vessel was wrecked
through :.ogligoneo. Several of the orew
wero lost and tho cargo, but tho pas­
sengers wero all saved.
San Francisoo ol«cts tho Independent
candidate for judge. Iowa has a Re
publicaa Legislature but the men with
hay seed in their hair gave tharn a close
call. Carpenter is elected Governor.
Goldsmith Maid, Gloster aud Bashaw
trottwl for $5,0»0 at Chicago on the the
16th. Time 2:23* 2:18 2:8** Maid
winniag. Weather bad, track hoavy.
Titus considered the best ever made.
An Irrigation Congress met at Denver
last week. Colorado, Kansas, Nebraska,
New Mexico and Wyoming were repre­
sented. It will be noticed that the
territory on the line of the North Paci­
fic was not represented for tho simple
reason that no country on this lino re­
quires irrigating...
An unknown roan, supposed to have
come from the Yellowstone Expedition,
who had been around Moorhead for two
weeks intoxicated, jumped into tho Bed
River and was drowned last Friday. Ho
was Irish wore black felt hat black
coat canvass pants with brown overalls
chin whiskew was five feet eight
inches high heavy sot snd about U8
years old.
Indianapolis had an exposition which
1utf mw* mpM el her
BISMARCK, D. T., WEDNESDAY, OCT.
$89
,000 to make up deficiencies in the
matter of expenses.
Geo. Phillips, tho Melrose thief, wn»
caught Friday, near Austin, Minn. All
but one hundred dollar* of the stolen
money was recovoretl.
Bankrupt proceeding bave been com­
menced against Daniel Drew, but he
had placed most of his property whoro
it will do him most geod before suit was
commenced.
A fearful wind "itorm occurred at
Minneapolis last week. One houso was
unroofe l, signs bla*n down, awnings
sent, and confusion generally followed.
The Audubon Journal reports an at­
tack on a citizen of that place by rt pack
of wolves. Ho fought them two milts
before escaping from thom.
Ignatius Dof.nelly Was nominated for
the State Senate by the Democrats anii
Liberal in DaJtot-i couu'iy Minnesota
last week, JEx-Gov. Mar&hull, Ex- M. C.
Donnelly and Ex-»Suuator Morton S.
Wilkinson, not lo »p»ak ot "our Ben,'
will bo tnertibera of tho next Minnesota
senate.
wero guilty, so tho story go«s, ot (lib-
Major llart, of lis* Stookdsie vva.o
ffla'h.- h»ppy by the antral of his wife
•torn Moruieai Moiiday evening.
Dr. fje Carr*c and family have arrived.
Dr. Ti9 Barro rolie^t ., Or. lionghtcr,
Post Surgeon, at Fort A. Lincoln,
L. B. Speny, the newly appointed In­
dia* Agent for ths Berthold Agency,
pass&d up this week roiiovc to Majf^r
fappen.
Hon. (it 0. I. Foster, of Targe, east
sevoral rays of sufisbtme into tho TRIB­
UNE fcsncturn by his prwsenco Wtunc?
day.
John Leat-ure, th* popular eierk for
Senator Bumsey is as good a friend as
C. C. Brookings was shamefully mis
represented by the Sioux City Journal
in the mutter of a letter for which ho
was given credit and in that paper,
casting reflections on the Northcn Pr
cilic country. Mr Brookings entertain
no such sentiments towaid this cotin^
try, gave the Journal, no such informal
tion, and was refused bv the publishers
space in their paper for a disclaimer.
22, .873.
Boys who disturb camp meetings I Qurter Master stores
by crying "Amen" in the wrong plaee,
aud remarking "Glovy" with more zml
titan judgment, should read ami ponder INDIAN
first of iHixt ».vt*ek. Sho left Siouoc oily
on the -4th.
Ja-*. A. Emm uihas returned from a
trip to St. Joseph whoro lie purchased
a boat for tho steam ferry. ft vrill
coin a up in tho spring.
The river is very h»w, hardly enough
water.to allow a yawl to upset, and is a
email stro-im now compared with three
months ago.
The Ida Stockdalo ii tho only boat,
that will "winter hsre. Tho remainder
of the Kountz's line will operate in the
Red River of tho South, during wiitlci
and ctuno up in tho spring.
Figuvcs Don't Lio.
Th® following table of figures will be
of interest to those people who are
won't to denounce the XorHi Pacific pin
ject as a swin.'.llo and tho ilo of
bonds a fr:iul on I he'people.
From Jiuie Ot.ii 1873 to Oa. 20ih, ii
elusive the following comtuereiai frei^h
wero received at Bismarck u^'er the inn
of the N P. II. It.,
the fate of tnirtocn Small boys iniKau-j Total 1,71:3,430 lbs
sas. These thirteen, til-advti»td boy.
BISMAUCK
l'
Bismarck could wish. JJe is conndcnc I iat-.-r.-hr
The Commissioner* to examine and
reuort as to the construction of the Da-j tiirt he ii*- i..c*«c«l.».«
,,
T,
kota Division of the Js. r. tv.
X»
rived at Bismarck Saturday afternoon
and remained until Wednesday mom
ing. A. C. Sands, Cincinnati, Geo. W
Steele, Painsvillc, and Gen. Le Due. St
Paul, comprise tho Commission. Sena
tor Ramsey and Dr. Smith, ol St. Paul,
Commodore Kouutz, Gen.
C.
VI. Mead
and Road Muster Weed accomprsnicd
the Commission. The party visited Fori
Lincoln and other points of interest.
River No-ws.
Tho Katy P. KounU is reported on
the way up.
The Peninah is doe from Btiford has
probably been delayed by the wind.
Tho E. H. Durfee and Nellie Peck, sre
also up the river the latter on atrip to
Bcrtbold the former to Buford.
Tho JOTEPHINO vpill »rriro
tu Wit
311i.ITA.RV OuOljli.
Lumber fi.H5.050 Hi-
,^atSh!«ietie.1
Mt.rc}j ina,sc
turbing a Kansas camp meeting by in
siating upon'shunting "Amen" when a Total u.oOV.lUo
very museular preaelw who prided huu
sell on ins voiee waei'singittg a hynsti. Afaking a gvan.l total
The preacher bore ft fur some time, Out Tito receipts for this' vi -hi
finally becoming filled with righteous-J g.,.,-056
wrath he dascuiidcd from tuo put- i.°
of the small boys tilled the air, th vest
1'''
of oongregetton shvuted in rapture arid ",l'
oncourageti him with loud cries of "Go 'ro^'ht.J alone. It is la tod, wiihoui
on, brotlier, go on I" Then lie returned fear of contradiction, thai the s-avin t»
to'the pulpit, still singing, and th.'«o Government in shipntrpj lv th.
boya wont ball a unle away behind a i
haystack and lay down with their faces
to the ground weeping bitterly. supp.tes,-attd othe*'-expenses j'trirlci
!,al
Jas. Crummy has returned i'.iul front its earning?,
tonptnd the winter.
Rev. Mr. G:ttos will preach at the cnn. -jyr
gregationai church au iday at tho uhual
to guard'ng the frontier, is
Porsonal Montioa. than the intorf-sf on. tie o^'-t -f th'
Ool, Wilson lias gone East for goods. N. P. R. R.
Capt. Gates and fatu ly returned Sal- The roid not only pa', ir.i -(-xpeo
urday. ses and ,-epairs*, but has paid I'oi
11. F. Douglas has g-mo Ewt for his snow fences, idgv" and orh.er tvoik,
winter stock ol goou'j. jinlounting t- near this sfnmu
IN 0 W Xl(1V6PtlS0IH6IliiS
liour. .j 1
Ward Bill, John A. Stoyeii, Lieut, Notice.
Humbert, J. J. Jackraaa and MftoTS Tho Board of CommtBs'oncrs of Bur I
are at Yankton. ''our.ty D. T. nre hereby n-qno^t
.-it th~ C'.iurt in ihe
3,
A'ltt
iu
l2,U2.i98
stores 1,41^,752
Tpt j|
II.'JODX
pisori:u.
I
cur of .«foirck on Thursday, Ool. 30, t*fS'[-iUN0
1ST*, -v 5 o'clock P. if.
jAAir.s A. K/.»toNs
uf
will remain during the winter. over feel sraltful.
Dr. A. E. Auics, ef Minneapolis, cor*
responding Hsecretary of the Academy SOLSi
Sciences, is visiting Bismarck iu tho u
interests of that institution. Tito Dr. 1
was one of the Rrst half do2«n settlor? -tSvM,,. J. tJ I.Uj
at Minneapolis little over a scora ol Thiol Ntr^-t, nuu.rrrt'.-. n. T. I
yeari ago.
'U- jjt' "V. |T & .«• 4 —t
that, not withstanding the opposition
from Eastern m«n, with which the pro­
ject will meet, tho justice of a division
of tho Territory can bo made so appar
parcnt that tho project will succeed, troui.-ioKtiii
Tho Senator says Bismarck is a larger
town than St. Paul was after three yetis
growth,
Chairman.
B'-sinrirtk Sept, 21, 1873. 2 t.
A Card.
MK. EDITOR Pleaaa
Raymond A Allen at. Brainerd, ha* that they gave me st the polls on the
como to Bismarck with that firm and j4th
NIMvr :UE THROUGH
the medium of your fxce'ier.t pspor to
return my arsteful noknowledgment to
the Don. lionid of CoH»misaoners, of
Burleigh County, D. T., for their kind­
ness in tendering me the appointment of"
Justice of tho l-'enco for Hisntarck pre
einct, snd likrwiso tn tho cilifens for
their liberal ^njifiort and Isrpre majoi'itv
Oct., 1*73, i'-n' ^hirb 'T ?h dl
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pit, and, never once interrupting ':is
hymn, successively rcversttd andspank ol. 1. lv. R. through the Cpetrng of th
ed the thirteen small ys. As his Dakota D!vij»io ., and is less than hall
avenging hand descended, and the dust
0f
that vhich is ass -ivd to 0. ro*c-:
titxtsca.-son nrftso tnat it
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Pf.Tli, Att.-n.ni it L.iw, r!i. .-.r« in-
Slructffl to sue 0 -•!lo-l tiJ! liuo l.lUI firm
DIM MICX TTI'PN:.
All panics !ii!',-bto.l to 'd Arm ir» rfT.I to
Oil upon silifl iittcrm-vf ar.*! ni-.s-ssrc iheir i!-b!*
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7 *tnk ef h«sr\ nad shelf hard* ar?, (vlueliwo cii\T nt mewaafeleprtetw.
OUR STOCK EMBRACES
STOVES, B3,:U:K.V?I5THS' TOOLS,
CARPiiXTKItS* TOOLS,
TABLEimd POCKET
CjtTTLKRY rtritl AXEP.
enry.ltiiis Ii cur lUe which y«a in nk rcv. .We bar* mk nnpUy a
pctcnt Cnncr* Kh!«.'.rp prppirirt t*work rj
TH OR SHEET IRON TO ORDER.
wUiilrstl.oir hoaj-.i iiyci'.ti" witl. Pt-r.ii and PIpiegarercqHotea t- Utre ordwsewly.
STOVE PIFE KEPT CONSTAMTtXY ON HAKD.
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FOURTH STREET.
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WHOLESALE 'AHB RETAIL' M'CSIO DBALXHS
And SoIe,AgentfCFor
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I Main Street Eotwecn.rith.riad Sixth,
lf».'4EOR Jirtft.' JH'HB 'Bil!i*ri
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HAVING tad HAIB CITTTISG.
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