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THE BISMARCK TRIEUJfE CO.
IM nt fhre* ..Sl.i*
Jt ruant! W 1 Sinjie oj e« It
Seb'sr.ptieut pir. :*s at'.jr infcdraao*.
ia»i.nioy i\»iM »*rir IceewM ayplleatfc* ftt
ctfct
rJuhr 0.12«a»K &i»d whoa c» tbe way
bet week.
•.}(,[•.. I)r.wiy :s tb« ikfle Heart
•rWl a •.fctfrodgh i*st n.-'i's disposed to
c!
sotvul -aee »•, ffort Liccol s.
The 0 iisith Daily TVi^'JW
a vnl:l Mty 1st. .iV. t«T aaneible
tsiovc, a. Ui adopting it llr.
MmcI'cU acii ta tiie retrenchment plan
whioh is r*w being adopted by all ntu
-tU'lc tv.-.EiD«j.a M'.-r.
'S'wttws. £av?tr i5» Own, «f 4Jciaii,
-*v-j er^Ki:.- v&rthouses tk« .pus
e? r.ffti iVrhMB a*£ V?accTia,
or. theN. P. V. There is an i»
'.Lupr-s'" r. je* vk* H, P. this iSfcl-
Zm 7'v'»«tarii*r«^ w*»foun-2 gf.jliy
c: »»in is tii® C^jjtpc
&ud cr*V.?i?csd ''cur jras.T« in ti«yws
U0tii».:*. .0»e. ifcCock'9-a*mdc?«-r «»s»
xdit-v: tornum rfL*^bt»r and WiUO. in
vn#
»ijz» #f tis*"J8tnd dcilfcrfi
CtmUy Ru«it c:#ii fr»*a tJi« efferUi
his ii uri«* rruii*«5 a i«*f daya a£« »t
•j:.ne Ciiy. U» 1'tii frots t.« wp
M.ra ar\S *be wb»f.!i paaw^i orsr hi* l«g
belween ih# Lip md fca^a «r»abJE{.' ii tu
t. pj5)». ___
Tiy Tr.'jiuaui *fpsaJ8 this w#*k
.3a«»^ tv a bslf *Sm»t ssi «o that f»ro
•ftil bv- pM'jJjii—i'd tiuTinj tb» oiritcT.
Tbc o-k^ form and itjl* co*ld ar.t be
mainf.«i-ic4i dumig tb® ni£?
lots a fifty c'ollfcrs a if±~k a
wbica «an»ot *£«r*i t-"- lf 'e.
W«i jT£*rd o«r ?»r.t6re bara as fl
raceipt* of
tb« 5'^r» 1**4 $,'11 beed «?.pea«led o* 4b«
paptr iv. »ht nablieUKr* bare le,w*r
»iiua when C.iauj sownaeoced.
rbty
bare ftoas'aa?^ bow«T«r}
which svi'l bo wcrlb aoatfthing in slit
faturi. Sn ih:si ntctsoa wc »ub tu
ecrreet a* iajrfc»a: wbich bas ob
taioed tii*i ihe Yri«o*b baa b#tu sup
fjdirk©* by rte i*rajfcftjr. 'Tb«
COEipt'iy h/1:'it nitbso U8 to
oned*Vi*:- sicopt in the vray of po#6e«,
and elcrers doi'.ara *m4 iwaaty-fiT« wnts
r«}jre»eoV» ihv ^nr»n»ge wa hav* rc
•eircl turou^!o the Pujst S«u*d Oom
yatiy. TiiR cUigona of Bmmarck and
aataidern who dxitti the Taisca* b*T*
••ViStainci our enterprise r.bu» l»r,
Ties Tjirsuao pub.'mihera ara not dia
i* whine cr b«g, and .,Shcrnfs*re
Whaa'harA tino«« c^wc.% afwcttnj alike
V. 1 buB-.nssii !iitfjoat«e tboyi like-«ther«,
«*pect»«g, eour*'.',
bafl'i'ug Frotn c»«uker« but «*aimenda
frctn a/nsibio buBiuMU tHH»
If czpect t* reacb our easte-ji sub
.acribert" during f.he winter regularly
-by ova'• .Wwm aatwerioars- will feer#
4kfwr r»''.aife tbeir {»u»rs through toa
jhOMt-offiw.
THE XJLSCXION F^AiTD.
fdwl week a brief atatcrne.it of tbe
af tbe vote at the last general
section was gives. Aa waa stated there
vw* &im* r«tnrne frain Apple Creek,
eua ftugus return, rapraaanting two
&utKlsYK} ud aixty-lbro* votea.
Tb« airty-ive vatas at aiataantb aid.
,iagjr«ra actually polled bo thoae vol
t^-arara principally ra'Uraad aaaploy
taaa aaplojed in tba preciact
ir»x actarai weeks iwaiadtataiy praeadiog
«lKti«H ballasting the track and nakiag
iwa^y far tsa (sapactioo of tba Oovafn
jaeat CUoKBisaianers vba vara bar« a
few days 4ft?. Wbila aosae «f tkf votaa
•iac^kar^beoe illeg^.an the nafjority
oa quaetioa.
jadgea «i««tiaa apjyaieted by
(be CawBle*i*aara for Appia Crack
ftar^ra *a-Mdaato «f tbe ttis«Arak
^liatrict The jpartiaa i«tareat«4 io
Mir!* tba Appla Oraak vata ioat at tb#
)jpl*caaj»peintad a^S s^jeurnad to a painf.
riFitbin («!0 preainei aa« party t« tbe
:flixte*ft4b iirfing an4tha otbe? t« Lauia
i^aHa Tbe Caantf Attarney, Jaha
aad tba Eteputy U. Dia
Anet Atiarftay taking aa active part in
4fca Agar# *et-'». Dau Williaaa being
SegiaWr «f laa4a, witk tha pawar af
^aostitvtiag tbe Canraaaiag Board ta
it Ibair |wrpaa«a, it sraa known tbe
ttix-aaai^b Sidiag vela ba tbrowa
4Kit aad tb*i Agari rate eauotfd aad
if tbia va«!4 have cbangad Iba raault
(bat flan we«14 bava ba«a earria4 aat,
bct'«^a* arar* •verwkelaaiagly ia(kata4
S» Biwaaaik aad is Drdar ta oarry eut
^air*la»a4i4a«k« &atid cf b«g« fr»*
yortlaiM.
s.,
Hj ^a4aw« af Daka«a m»l It
$. f\M .&*"• 3 if & r**"
..-(U- ».N* V- ••«s*»*t^*.."
man of the County CoraraisfliwaeiK, J.
S. Carvella is iaige of Probate (aiay
God forgive the power wbiua appelated
hiia, the people nerer wi):) p.k'j Jtihr. £. I
Waaac0, Atta"ta}?.. Ths in- 3
es^ec! party, teforj tho County AUorrsy,
or if Lb ke dcqu»Iiiied before the Cliair
h*4 b«i«r*tbe Judge cf Frc-b .'.» in LI?
•bstnes -vr cut bin bs2ig hi: ,'5tr.r
clin*ji?a3 «f these ii«:i an- *J5 well
kcowr, that
v'i
ttaUiff ihtj cbuli be r«H»vl upovt 3*51
tnia it.
lu lib* oc*ua iiowot*}-,Otr-1
t^fc of Prehntc, •'c r.r. ir. -.«x-
etitd r-^rtj end canaov act. Ti.'a wa*
nddsabi
r.si:«*
til
it
icia asesuRtis. Jobxi £.
toet ao o»c «ataiae of tb: O'Srien
ricg aus^'rioDtfd-any •jfro:.g.
i.a to Uarrtlk iti» nr*ll Loottb tk&t
ke, ifca Ji ff's cf Prjbatr, at-!, ty tb«
•ovirli*j of Wuu.rv.i'j •.* tba
canT»«siCi*. tjard, ts*d- .« :T-
tursa «#d yrep 1. red tbo pel! lis a-ccoia
canyi*f- it za*i*\aiag two haairaU anc
'fifty-*)3* ^••:Vitioiia satnoa, and 11 he e'«
cap*« a .fxtc-'tf ccll it will b» t'arov.£-h tlr*
aid of a^yat#rioua fatt t\urfc has ao
i#og kip*, hm from recsiTin^ c:u ju*i
(tat^rU.
T.nckcrj is «spect«4 in politic® bat
ibifi fraud has no more rebuioato trick­
ery ttian high w^ i«bbtry bea to boraa
jockeylUf av.d t?« doubt if ifc«r* ia a
:u/d 10 tlftt ?ovnty wh« justifiea it on
A..t« ^ruu.-iu taat all ie fair i* politica.
Tiiii l.Tianxs charged lust waek that
vYttrj if:j:al):r at tbo Canrasaiug Board
kuaw tkv. raiurn to ba Jrauduleat. How
o» J9u kurw tbey kaew it? wa ara
a'bkc-^. l'*vzv.frz tbsre is bo oaq dosea
lKivshci. A«j»ie Croak precin*t, a fact
wit-i wi-.rcu «r«xy citiKeaaf Biasarck ia
iatuiliar, thtre ianot arte «f tb« alleged
votaraknuwn do ana pretend* to know
O'Briaa av whose kouae th« c/rction ia
pretesdan to have beoc held aot ana
ot th« pretsnded judges are knorro and
no oua daras Dane tbe mm wbo brought
in tba..-W5x!i-'^-. Jfet-it, wm ftoct^-ud,*
•changfog tli* reaijlt af'tac electu'O and
cttrtiD.caickOf alectiao baT« bean itsued
to utea who wtrebeatea tr* to 02c at
ife« polls.
Tbc contest whieb wiU follow i4 not
Gal. Bro*ri.aoD» matter, ia not Mr. Sing
ie.era a£T»ir rcr is it a war on Jack
White *r against ®ea engaged in any
articular business, bat il ia an affair ia
which crary raaa who ha» a spark of
honar will take an inlereat and land 'a
band if necessary to canriet tka acatin
drela wbo perpetrated tbe fraud, fir the
quicker suit is brought and jrcq who
will try to rob the peaple #f their suf­
frage arc put wherw. they wiU do the
oi»at good, the qaicker will people fuel
that.thalr propariy is accu .'u, S irnt't
who will plunder in e»e respect mil in
sa otb«r.
DEATH VAXia^Y.
TkalU*y of tbia Dowlate Htgiaa
Retold.
The Beaver (Utah i?na»7»«*# has tba
foHawing respecting a recent viait to
thin noted valley:
The Valley of Death—a apot alseost
aa terrible as the prophet'a Valley of
Dry Bonus—lies just north of the Old
Moraaos road to Califeraia, a region
tbirty wilea long by thirty bread,
and narraunded, except at two
poiute, by inaccessible caountaine. It is
totally devoid of water and vegetation,
and/the shadow of bird or wild beast
sever darkens ita white, glaring sanda
Tbe Kansas Pacific railroad engineers
discovered it, and also »oiue papers
which showed the fate af tbe lost
Moutgoaaery train, which came aoutb
firaw Salt .Lake in 185t, guided by a
Menuosa. When near Death Valley
seme came to tbe oancluman that tbe
Jfarmaus knew.nothing about tha coun­
try, so tbey appointed one of their
otmber a leader and broke off Iron tbs
party. Tba leader turned due w«st
sa, with tbo people wagons and flecks
be travoif.1 three days, and thea de
•eeadft£ into tbs broad r«l!*y, vbase
tr«acieieua mirage prcin H«rd water.
They r«fccsed tba center, butcn'y tbe
white aaod bounded by scor -'oirf n-*k«
met iheirgsaa. Arcund t« vrMey tiey
waudejed, and oat by one Ui-r-il,
and the panting flocks atrc '1. 1. ti.et.i-'
el in at id
Then tbe children, cryi ..: fc. wR'.ar,
died st their caothers' br?tu/-i, an'i vith
awolleu tangues and burning rit*1? th*
halpless mothers foltowfrd. W^^on af­
ter vsgoc was
abat)dn«dit
Ad river aavc
ax :.' strong
aien tottered and died. Afu-r w\'s
andering a doaen triri\*uTi found
some water in tho hollow af a rock in
tbe mountain. It lasted \w\ a *bort
tine, when all died but two, who es­
caped eut of thevaJley aud followed the
trail af their forisor coa p& iion%
£ighty-sevan families, with buadf^d.u «f
aeimds, perished bare and now, after
twanty-thraa years,'the wiu-:»na stand
stll! oo-csylcte—tbe iren war): and tire#
ara bright^ tb« sAiriralrd akaletant
lie fid* ky aide. ...
JS«tported Sjwdally f«r Ike Hfs
xstas-c!* Tribune.
I.-
1
\raa, no doibt, Iielitvei
1
thit w^aifYtr lrau« raigiit bo perye- C''-Ax AjIIN & 00«
Tfaaiicr. trt.3 note'wted by this *0®^ 1
rriura &:id is raliad upen t* any I ^UHDERS, ARREST&4 FOR-
cnoTa t« cisplace tbw»e glvcit cartifiraUF GERS, CRIMES &C
tbs-awjb It. Haw aucb t?msco ba« kad
to 4* wrh tbc fraud arili no 4«ubi be!
da*#S«p«J. Oa tbo £*^*iLay «*anicgJ Mail
Steamier j&ridl
fall«« c£ iz* election L? sakl, ii tbel
VIJUi-JCIAJ..
Mkw Yoes, Nor. 4.—CJlaSin An-, kara
jiveeu granted axi extension uui bare re
suraed basinaas.
There is a inovesieiit on feoi fot
his druggist a dose-af cretoo oil by asis
take which pro?ad fatal. Hia widew
caumencad seit far $25,000 damage be­
fore tha funeral was over.
8*£SKD TO DSATH
WitfOi, N. H., Nov, 4.—The child­
ren of Wo. Stockwell were left alone
Sunday evening and accidentally set the
house on fire cnd.one child waa burned
to death.
COHV1CTSD*
Ckicaoo, Not. 4th —Chasi. Kufferty
who was tried a year ago for killing a
paliceaeen and ne*f trial granted was
convicted yesterday.
tillow wmrat.
Manrazs. Nov. 4.—The yellaw fever is
at last abating. Only five deaths oc.
cured from it during the last 24 hours.
yoxassY.
ft*. Lotus, Nov. 4.—W.S. Wade,ferm
erly State Secretary ot Tennessee, was
arrested in this city Monday for forging
$20,000 State bonds. Ha was takeri to
Naebvil'e.
aosnxx.
Mike McCocl was yesterday arrested
fer tba murder of Patsy lloody.
At a fraaas in a ball rooss at Wasb
iagtoa Monday evening Wa. T. Sack
shot Kcffing, a German, who died. Sack
is injaU.
iaa af a Dlikeawt K«|.
Isi the regue'a gallery in the New
Orleans Police Departmaat there is
•picture *f "Mellie Waterman and ber
ieg." Hollie vaao thief Sbe was
never knoa to ateal anything in h«r
life, and ybt sba was ola#scd among
thieves, beesaac ier dog had a babit ef
atealiag. Moll^e wofld ga i»ta a stere
and examine g«od», jewelly, etc and
the deg alwsys at bar side. She
bad a way of felling tbe dog jaat wbat
aba wait tad oat of a store, and tben aba
went oat, asd tba dog b*ng around.
Wben tbe ahepxnan's back waa turned
tbe dog hever failed talay his teeth oa
tbe very article Ibat Mailie vantad. Ha
punctually breugb it ta bia mistress at
b«r roams. Semetimaa tba dog toek
little things that be thought Mollie
might want, without any bint from bar.
Mollie and bsr dog bad a perfect under­
standing, warked together far several
years, and ware very dear friends, as
evanta proved. One day th* dog waa
caught stealing. Maliie few to bis res
eae. She axoaeratao tha tog and act­
ually accused herrelf of being the thief.
The pohce taofe ber at bar ward. 8be
•aid ska waa willing to da all tbe safTer
iug, and pay the penalty, but begged
the jailor ta spare tba dag. Tha
BISMARCK, D. T., WEDNESDAY, NOV.
J.
HE
SUME-A EUGrE'
BANKING IN­
TEREST.
1Brretdkeds
writer '»ha-. tba r*su!t al ih« elwtion
wff.o aotLnoTTu a:ai caiilii not L-s bnaws I
ont:! ibr CAmrasaing s-rtt xr a uu- Irisnting Suxojaftrj ti' G«iwml Saws.
*9
i.hc
formatian of an iauaanss banking in­
stitution in con^aation with. \b! grsiu
iBtaraatc.
rSlXISAL.
I'hi'.p Rtiti a»d UowtrS Jaiuoaica,
Lang Islasd, wer« ebat dead Monday by
two unai'ta who were ordered of tbe
fara of /anas Ht'.rax. Tbey a.era ar
re«tid.
*re»isn.
The police fcrc endeavoring to verify
tbe confeasion of Irving «elf accused.
Aecouiplice in the Nathan murder but
the confession is badly iaix$d.
wsacuo.
The Pacific Kail Steasner Atiel was
wrackcd in tbe recent tarn. Tbc ship
and earga a coaaplala lows but pasc£»gera
aav«d.
auaaMtn).
Swjaiui. ffor. 4.—Col. H. Bsdlosg,
Collactoief Internal Revenue, waa ar­
rested, at this point Monday charged
with ombtttaieHif.nt.
cawoai mu.
I^a«ME«»»sai3, Ky., Oct. 4.—John
Jailor
hsd the pbe'tograpb of Mollie Water*
raao and the deg taken and hung ap
among tW'ragudc. Tbsy tbea told
bar tbe leg baa to die without judge or
jary. Sba prayed the inexorable pelice
ta take her life, but ij^r* tbe dag's.
They wetild sat liatao to bar appeal,
and, killing tba dag Ware bfr ayes,
tb^y flung bia bleadtog aareeaa ibto bar.
call *^dlacl^ed bar up. Next mersing
llafiia WitfUrBHA waa Jsttmd d*a4 in tbe
oaii, i^ t^a dag ls ,^ac «ns«. ¥kir»
5l
wis an insttnc* of deTotion Tfc^tpic
turn ia worthy of battiir plate tb*n a
police office rojnes' gallery. Mr. Bergh
ought to look al't^r it.—Mirtairi Jitpub
liean.
GR£JHD MII.5TAKT KISSING- CON
TEST.
A H£g& OJvl Tisac a- Gu-afn Hoesp
if on at Tele c^cr1All tlic Good (»o^
ing WoxMn In T«wa Heceive Fovvr
Distlag^isbod S-'imcts Apit c».
iVynt fV 7ltl*d» Oor».trc'^ti Oct. 13
Everybody fciing tu reaiineis tbt
doors ner« tbrowr. op«n *iiid the .ladies
began to pour ia, shading braids with
Prcaidant Grant fin* and tben pawing
an to the generals. At tba outset'tha
proceadiaga were uiarhc-i ith sue!* dig­
nity and cecor.ua as woulu catKraHy bt
expected, b*it
kissed. Our r«poric°»", standing almost'
between General Shersaan and the Pres­
ident, iook c. d.op interest in this pro­
ceeding, and will therefore be pardened
by the ladies for entering csinrA^y ir.to
this part «f»tho subject.
Tbc crowd fit ill pushed on, aaJ it
scesaeci ai if thero was just a slight rush
on the part of thel&Uiesto hurry up the
siairs when tbey heard that the plcaeent
pastiiae of kissing tho President rras a
feature of the reception. It wa3 not
long before gallant Ph:teok another
departure, f.nd astonished tbe crow 3 by
kissing a young lady of sorce 16 or 18
sammers. Gen. Cus tar declaring he
would r.ofc be oiudone, $dso seized and
kissed t^e yeung lady, and then (Jen.
Sherman began to ?uek around for a
geod ixodel. He Boon found one and
imprinted a kiss upen her eheak only to
see her.pacs by bhn and kiasUens. Sher­
idan aad Custer. The President blush­
ed. at tbe rashaess of his yeung e£cers,
bat directly hia eyes be an to spsrkl«
and he took out hie handkerchief and
wiped his mouth. Thefcaxt real hand­
some young lady who Kaft her appear­
ance was tha fortunat* first "grown"
lady to get a kiss from the President of
tbc Uniud States. The President seiz­
ed her hand and pointed his raoath
for hers. She drew back at first but
becoming immediately cagniaant ofMie
great honor eaaferrsd upon her,* sne
yielded, and the President gave her iipa
a soft tauch—hardly sutficieut ta be
called a kiss. Of conrA Gens. Sber
an, Sheridan and Cus^r saw ibis and
Ba[
g(apriclan and Cus^r saw lb
5iran«Cord who waa^iak -a raar of applauK*wa» vh« rtrauft. 1cit.
Sherman declared be waa as goud look
ing ai ibe President, gallant Phil, then
plvadcd that he kuew be was as haiul
aonie K.f Gen. Sherman, and Gen. Cus­
ter tfftH very certain he looked as lovely
as any of the rest, and hence the young
lady is*cd them all, one afi«r the other.
This el course opened an exceiun up
portunity tor the fair belles of Tokilo
and the tmnny daughters of. the rurul
.districts te liss the President au4 soixiv
of the Kiilitary heroes of tne^ late war,
and tbey took anvantlge of the oppor­
tunity. Immediately there comuaeuced
a .tmndly tivalry between Gents, Phil*
Shersdan and Uustar to see who could
get the xaost kisses. The gallant Phil,
teok tbe lead, and fer a time kissed
-every lady who shook bands with him—
except those who ware fiomely
Gen. Sherman and the Presider join­
ed in the tray, and at one time were
considerably akead of the younger gen­
erals, but we are forced to say, however,
that tbey, like the younger general^,
passed every homely lady by a simple
shake of tbe band. Our reporter took
especial paius ta keep a record oi the
''time," and at the eaa of half an hour
af.er kissing bad commenced, the tally
stood as loilows:
anHaaa or rsnsons xissan.
5873.
tfca crreiutfny p,-ogress-
•d'a c*riri:i familiarity 3vow up be­
tween ibe Tieitor* srd ladies, and gal­
lant Phil. Sbaridan broke tbe ice ef the
oceaiian by picking up a little girl in
hi*Jims and prcBf'»g bia brustlfog
loonatacba to ber ?o^r«v iipa. Ofeecrse
Gen. Gntrtar followed raiti and it wa«
not long bafara't3an. ^horiuan aad'even
the Preaident b:'iasc^f'-woro pressing
their atiffbaarda t\?airiu the roay Hps oij" a
the nt-Js girls, and portraying e^ry uv j\! 0"^' AuVOrtlSOHlBBtS
dicatum of having na vary great objec-j
tiont«l*iog allowed a little ?c»ry li-jae^*
ceaee as regards the bge of the persons
Itebia. UtUe girls. Ladle*.
fresidcMfir^at It £3 £8
U«B. SaiMRMia 4. £7 SS
fhuuHltr.iluz 1? II SS
Ota. Curt*- IS *B il
Of covj rse tba yoang. ladies bad th-st
prefemires, and many af them s»*cr«d
ad in excautiag a vary abrewd iSank
mavemant by passing ibraugh once and
kissed their favorite, tben dodging out
af the ranks and pasaiag arouad again
thereby giving their favorite an oppor,
tunity to tally ana mor# than was just­
ly dao. By tkia weli-execu ted flank
mavameat, Gen. Sherman Sacco«ded in
making an|axcellant rat?. Gallant Phil,
seeing h^w bia senidr waa getting \kt
advanuge af bite, made an attack ic
the rsyr, and suceedetl in capturing sev­
eral junacks from a crvwd of young la­
dies standing, in ambfisK obaarvihg ta?
conflict.
In tha heat of tha neatest then going
en. Gen. Iberman received a dispatch
from Uio South, but ba was tea ssneb
"engaged" to read it, and turning
area ad quickly he kissed ane of Toledo's
fair daughters who stood behind him,
and acked her to read the dispatch and
tell him if tbera waa anytbiag impor­
tant in it. She blushingly accepted it,
aad after attentively peruaing it for a
few moments, banded it back to the
General, remarking very indignantly
tbatabe aaw nothing 'there "except
something absut soma aid gray shirts
and socks 1" The Commtrliml reporter
asked tba General for the dispatch, but
tbe rcquaat waa refa«ed{upc the ground
that there mignt be something in it x*»t
appreciate for tha press. He explain­
ed, however, that 'ae presumed it wa# a
dispatch acting clotkiug supplies Tor
tho yellow fever saffcrera £*tra South,
as ho bad received ma&y such applies
tiooa faita recently, all of wbicb, bo
said had been granted. Tbo General
then resumed bis attention ta tbe ladiae
and tbe kissaiug conflict prograaaod
with onuaaal fervor.
Qan. Cuatas, whose paaitian was on
tba left, ssada a brilliant akarga,«ad fer
tan mtnet*s kisaad every My tbai faaa
adl^atw ^ftal At Ibiv »a»»at an aW
lady ua*ao JtUr.ie accofr.rtanied by bti 1 h. ik lup.nisoN, i'it
daughter l.lcsTiing youn^ girl abostlS
years of age. She siopped ih front of
tka President and shoot handfi with
hira, taying, "Mr. Qrsr.f tbi3 is my
daughter." The Presides inomediale
1/ Riaopcsl dorn *ai* kissed tbc y^:ag
Is'Jy, much to the «urpri«c of ik* «ld
Jady, fu-i snid, ''Mad&tre am Tcry
much pi f.sed to act that you lliiir 1
a bandrf^fns danghtw "The old ladr
waa »er? rnuvh ash^uiabed bulaodn cam
prehenJf.d tho situation Had wal&ed
anay %?ith a iuii!» af satisfaction an bar
face. ^reaid'iat soon b?^&a to gbo*r
signs of weariness, but Little Phil »S)d
GORDON J. KEENER,
L^aw and Real Estate,
Will Praolir-*.' i.Il Courts of tc ^crritsn
Oereral LsjkI 01fe»e auMnK»a»te»dt(l U- Otfice, I
fnrgi,. O. V. »1y
Sdm'i
SXJIIjXS'ISJR.
ANB
O N A O
OrSeifl promptly fJScf?- PIn-t-jl?.i«
Cuaoinerr) guaranteed sstisf*ctlo-
O O
GALLERY.
O 8.
{'A0' ,-*NZ»
Gen Caster kept cp their friendly ritai- jV -».i\
ry in kissing -ths Iodic.-? iritboot a'toy as.
eiidencs of fatigini. At 4 o'clock, how­
ever, thn iai^&dy (a colored one with
her U'.i'sv) atxio v.p f,T.ai:^ a'.vi tho reten­
tion olofc-sd^
rofi an accurate ?„^eouni c^r repovisi-
ttaduDU kitj-vd tbo following nuiah*:r of I
persona each ihning tbe. reception
•ai4ai. LU2« ta£{£».-
jrreD5(H[nf.'Jvii.'...
fl«. siiic:-»v»a...
tten.
Gc.s. t.'nste
T*
Jshfefcy Riven tlist tka boci.3 aad ictoui.tin tha 1
lata fir* c7 EKJaMICK. ft or :ce icsu cf
Kiutarck. D. I*., liaye teen placsii ia the bscf* cf
Wi'Iiar.f A Put:?, Attoraejs at i-.w, vht *-e.it
ttrurteJ to sae mid collict- £l? d»b'.a iiu«to esSii f-rtzi W £,4
ol DUiMICk A ilPriK'
All parties indebicd to «a fl iir *rt- *v
call upon fi-ld altoiTt jsiiQd c: i'.corc ttvelr
t«j:av«trcabU ana exptascf. ...
l»K9S08^«JTS0]V ^«'ri«r€.
xctuwiit C0?i'-'tr%: 1
Tste noti :.hat the par ucrsl«!i» J:»»'e cfcT«
ing between Dion and i'tttr Troizem, nuder
tbt* drin name of X)icn Broseetu, ie th!« dsy Cn
fulvcd bj natvoi voarcit. All per*ta» indebted to
Baid'Crii are required ts pi.y the debts to Peter Ere*
"au -.tho will oc? -T-\idfl-ti cor.trted by n*3tl firm.
mrziTvt-., T'. *r.. .N,.t. :-J, im.
7* x-n -H miy oe*c'
Tsk» notfc* that on
'i did e«iz« at the bou6e
BiesnrcV, T. I., o*v packwe m«rred "«arb«n
(i-ovs Wh'.st«y,n th'.'WOtt boius etiaed f«r v1ol»tt«i!
the of Internal ltevtnae law Koir thc.-tfere any
persos '-r pewonn claiaing tie s*iil psoperty
2e'»tk
0l.y
uc
In ivbv required »o arptal before an within thirty
lTj» vhs 2^u Oty of Octobtr, 1873, iad claui
V'lt ivd property sb^ feW'£ the required b#ndacc«rti'
i«s* UW. Jn'flefsaH rf trhk sb»li proceed ta Mil I
4 cs.rcs at public »v.^i:rr, alteram days aiiice.
F.i^rcU, Oct. SSU,
VH9.
V. t). BAr.KBIt,
0«utj*Coil«ctor lutai ffi.1 aevene®, Dirtnctcf D»kotn
an
JOS. BAKEE,
•*iIPjflAE"VK.
GOFF,
ARTIST,
Anaaa#* hat j?jurfa6n'wareJ
Mai» Sf«e». afwch *f hl» profw«J*o Or-
falleTJ.' *l5cM
KEABOjSTA.BI^E-
CITY BANK,
MINNEAPOLIS.
Authorised Capital, $500,000.09
Paid in Capital, 150,000100
«Pirtid*nv-J. W. MNO».
c*.Fi(aid«DS--». y. THOMTBOR.
OashiM—f'. J. SUXTOJt,
aiaxcroxs:
J. V. Ttteo, 9. 3. ¥hoapi»s,
*. J. XbTCon, W. JJ. PriigmM.
C. 0. «tc IUrr«,. J. V. I. WesTr,
S. H. Th««p»ei), B. 0. Hani§o»..
W. W.X*HUi»n, B. H. Brctro,
Jfranilin Seebe, C. M.
1', A. Bwri*n, H. M. Vfiltot,,
Hifkefit mukti paid f»r goUi, dlw mi
United State* BoaS*.
Depotiil«re«f'.-r*d *&£. Srvtrid Ahewei »t a«a «t
sent rt-l«
0llectioM bu^« *)1 aoe^echi* la |ta»
Voted Sutevon ttie aMMt re»*oc»lt teRar.
Fifth* Drafts «n
3aad,!r«j*ad k-a
M+rop*.
:c
ai) puin W
Hat. Exchange Bask
Miimenpalii, Mfam.
rtmiAicv-». MSLLaft.
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auacroBs:
R. MU!m, 2. Vorfiamt,
fe. H. MatWe**, J. 9. TUUbvtf,
JK ». Ibrt*, JL 1. Ml,
V. fi. Weitlkli.
JB%aM8»wufe«a BIWM4 «.
•. aoi0«H«B2:d totirMSNet**.
Ml tNMlltfi Ik#
Bin tot, a» a*a*a Strewbla Mat.
afcfceiieMaa •»». tTaMd ea« aM ye*«a a
ft-
Vr"'
learned thai tbo Proaideat aod bis ut- ua«m «»e p. «r Uk»ja?ekwi4^c:n--v
ly !f.!e.-"r: .k
11.1
55-y
4*4
tw
£1)7
4C0
4t4
104
•is
0.^1. iJV:
MAMT i«:TVRF.i S A!
A
Ifo* 228 W?wh: ^tou Ave, KG:
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AH^OI
of botty
1*AKI.5
sod i-'ieif baidwt ,,-
OUK^STOOK
Aj.. tlr.of.i »jf s- Jw .'•••b .yiiTi can s.-c
tV.:ns- *-j»» nrt: p.-r.-y
TIN OB SHEET IB.-
-itu4
FZNE1
HENRY DION,
PETER IIAOSSRAU. '.
SttTKCli OF
v-?
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M.r-v, -11
tra
a
B-'*
GUNS, PISTOLS, AMMUNITION AN»
KF.PA IRTNG.
ICwsl
siy
Air WoA s'V'' wiitf'w*'*'*
door Cayitd Hotel.
"i'i lore.i anii
XSFT com
riNI8BTNG liUMBES, BRISSBD
FLOORING, SIDrNft SHINGLES,
GLAZED SASH, DOORS AND
BUILD) NT0 PAPER OF
Vf'
wc
the# ®n
3-tf
RAPH
JAL'1.?
K-.
1^:'
W 1
GOTp. iM-k7i\
a*«»jr]n»j 4t
INDS.
ich they will 6o!) xt pr'n-iK FnU ila *ad
thi..^ ope by promptness »r 'l fair doling to !B*rit
«t lsks.1 th#:r than of the trfcilu of tiin pcopl- the
riur.?r oity of the Upper Mision -i Ki»er. C*r. *t
tention will be gi»*a furnishing co/cplet? MMa of
mater.iil. nrhich will &t utl ti:uo! ba CJl "i jb verif
sh jrt •.••»ib'e*. Tka nr* Agenta fi*
A.D.mSC02T£C0'S
*.tb»p t») A
mO.OO For KWat,
J.K.tfAGKSON,Ag®nt
«f ta*
0®to &»ntk
Cr»«4r*.
S. X. tmt, «l Third fltrM
US
«CC!0EXTAL iHATIXtt.
Haji'sressiiifi and Baffin* &dsnu,
Tlkbt ft. Mem Maia MeigtSw., BiamrCt,
w. ar. w. eoAfw*. r»».
I vdtaMtfnllr iovlt* th* jiabli* giri mc *i e»li
lh*y viU And •verythtng BMt Mil •!*%•. SfAcU! »l
Uen f)v«n tc th* b«lkiri. 10 If
W.
H* STlMPSOliT,
Genera] News Agent
Aft PSAIS* i*
BOOKS,
•TATIONERY,
C70A?,S,
MOTIONS,
TOBACCO,
PAPKJi COLLIRS,
SOAPS,
CONFECTIONER Y, $c.
aa4 othcra will In* rt ttvc I
yapeta a^S a aiti *»«ir»( .1
a a a
"TIKFnotice.
h*r*bt tfr*u ttiM partiM 'any
orUi^bdr oolUUrcad I.h Dd* «:-cct pernU from tins
I«d3 Dcpiri»rot will ccmidernd tratpaaRr and
j»ro*«otai t» th* fall «»Vot ofth* lav.
Cel. 31. Bi i.n—ii, th* Mj tpTointeS Apnl at
the n*partsM»t, wUl .iar« ckarfe of it* l*u-.e*Ss
Bisntf&k aaS Tici*i»y, to vhoM *pp3'*B '«a car.
te «m4* fer $NaiM.
JAMBS B. rOWlft,
*tf •«k,l t|«U UnfiDt^t r. v. St-
Wetlee.
Ths losrd af Commissioners af B»t
JeigD connty &. T. sro hereby request^
ed to saeat at tbo Coart Baase in the
city of Hismsrek an Tbaradar, Oct, •©,
wa ai n'ckttk P. M.
^Atas A. flraotfa
CbainDaa.
X^Mirsii A^t, let*. Jl 1}
$2.50 Per Annum
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