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Beat IqwrM febil*1InihenxarkeC
CifiNL Ac, a* wholeealeaad retalL Saa
and Billiard Hall.
TOHN MASON—Wfc!«ky, Wlne,:cigacii:
wholesale and rttaSI. Billiard PaU. AJtelejpu*
Waee.
WH1TBABUUards.
:at
DICKfiV—Para Uqw»(«. eholeeat Gt.
gara. Jfexl door.{to0|pil9l9oM.
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APITOL HOTEI^-4.«. 'Go., Projwte
JglSllABdK' Cobneily, Proprietor.
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sasHg^yg^,rttaM
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A. BTOTBLL-Lawyer, PoarthBt.
M. DAVIS-Lawyer and CHy Jaitke, Third
Street.
'HOMA8 TAN BTTEN^-Lawyer
iQaTaky^ Coom^idw *fhe
taw
bridge A Co., CtnfcJoaiail^
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jwldoh iiiefit lpeclal Comapondeat
axpedltloa.
eryi
lt tothedQiy we^kly the Uoited. States which
I8W •.
ATTRACTIVE FORM.
The Philadelphia Xad^ar, in apeaktog of thla
^eeMy'aewapye^
•wUMiad at Bimarck, 9*k4» Territory, Jhtaj«M
c6bpMe8 8a flrat )reai*a exiatenee. It a lmtt
mnd reaarkably well-edited sheet, and woald coot*'
Mfj^^raWy :W»h many «f tha aoorW^pre-
S^SrttUenA obly eood^etteda^wa
asfc^b^'isr^^"
•vjii »5r.-S31ir .,
dkdft j#MlA beajldreeead
and. News
BUMABOK TRI1D3IE OOVPAHT.
B. T.
iiM iffflt
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hall for daoeiatf •1[
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WVELHST,
NSWSIBST,
HOSI^ POPOIiAS
-^ry-r zr'i
Uw win be hnlMi
Oqe Tear for
TWO DOLiASS t^APVAlfffS,
together with Ao Turanrii
^hS,^
esjaWuTp
mi
AwMe
tkuvgblOK
aaddenly
We(t tQlJgetali
IfiJ W.^to it^epj
a man a chance.
PWatrtTwn
Jo)in l|1tcheil died tea dfy^ mgQ.
Tb© Missifsippi is opto WowWino.
Ins.
Wheelock^l:ti# remoVetf. frbiti' the
QritclfltbO^p^s/ hfcte hifphfed*' eilten
A quarter of a miltion fire oooarred
Th? jeljow fewer prev»fls to an alarm
ing e*^tatKteyW«8tr'
Jbbn 0 Ntfir, of Inaikno^oJi», sac
ceedfeiTreasoret' Spinrief.'
Tjcbrid^rogk.Nfew^rk^
S
1$
..
:v£ -!U1 if:-
J..-•'
Bnrtaa
a atmchoMkiAi#de««r^r Dnfp iMore/
I. ii t'tim-kt urnt.ii .Ht
om&
[uprial chair of the Minneapolis
1 Ciip^ Morriain nominated ^bayor of
H^HieApoh8 by Democrats
-:and^'•'
Repub
-was
Gen. Helke, an ex^army olBieip,
rrested Tharaday for selling coiiriter
|T«itttmey
TheQrobe1 .lUidhalfa
wtere btirned
on
of
deqaan^f
fo^J, a)leged" interferencje in
Boeg the United States^
^rtranft has issued a proebnution
co^inanding the P^nnsylTAoia Mollie
McQairestQ ke^pthepeao^.
The defendant' is toutid gu(llty:and the
death penalty will be inflicted in the
Licfcmavder case St Paiil.
Btftler IS deferid1njgKJri£, The eiToft
made to inaict' hiin before a
W^tn|HlOiif grkndjdfyj
wHi
ifail.
ph rgt hgt the Lou san a appropria^iou
blD in several items tfreripus to sign
B^dford- A clerK |n Qtyr
itore^ MmoeApolis, .suicided
te i(ere i«rifl2
3e^tr7c haB beea:. on the ititnate
si«ift:(wc 9ef9)ml ^sjiy Aas. ttnsittrttf
^fp^stions andi denies aneqni?-
bodily tbet «bArges preferr«d' The. erU
de^»nif ^,,«le
cAflanii.truth.
eonobiSiVe that
fewdoabt its absolute
iJhfe newspaper^ aire fall of Bisecher's
BFideneej He^ih gettenil-iirid detail de
nies -ih'e Htatetiebtsi of liotiltbn and:
toiiy Oi^s^ea^s^iiatfOn not yet mil
.'w
mV.
hi
vi .a--.
°A^ YanXibn dlspaicti ^iieaks of,
the
retutn tw$^^itoen
jVoqi tVe Black flirts'
wfao bringf
and fine gold speci
nfctoS^ A geolqglst hits, Jpfte, frto the
Bits accompanied' bj the. mtUtair and
^•^raVln^iin chiiffs ith therfd^9ori
the IndiahS,' with'
a view to
eWmine the value of the cbnntiy
prttibus tb concluding a treaty.
A Washingtpn dispfktch /alleges that
the Sioux battle withJthe-'®AWfieM was
in violation Of
^e $r4aijfr'&fl: tl^tr/part,
and the fact, that uffa|p hn?e disappear
ed'ls deemed sufficient csuaefor can^Uy
ing thje tVekty'sb far relates? to Jtne
h^|ih^lfb^bd9w^8tasit
ortheHills,
wbici^
ir^e. BepSOlally/set'
aside on account
huntingi 's&L long .as,Was desirable for
t^at 'piik^OBe.
11
I iTwo jnen—the Dwensr brotherfr?- be
toflgfng to' *pa*rtjr oCsixhuBterSjarrived
at.lfankton Saturday night, wHhfine
specimens of. nugget gol^ They /left
S^rfng^eld i^arch. lat for a hunt, apd
imetinjg .Gordoi^ an4 pitcher in thei*.
trav^ struck fo£« too: after
ttfoib'specimens'and
vaajfc
1
paMUkaaKBi
I
TELEGBAFH1C DISF&TCHEd)1
gtrlngthai.'ATB8T«!•
£thetlnjaof gdia^to
preaa^ tdkniwr Wifhtbo KaWt af tho iVoek.coadenM
and pat
w^ork ^itjiraa, axpi pufeUrpA
fifteen started?bAck for]
tools and ,neip ThW leave for? Sipux
jjindiVilt retiirn
appossibde.:.
to tne
ani- aaldiv ^'BNtlMren. I foe* I.1W P«*
7, 1875.
APfO^Wll i^L:
^OhnSylvahif paper'
says that the
n^wrs on one' of the tfain's from
il|p tp^roctpn, last,
week, weretreatr
ed to a lotve scene of
(unmnKi character.
of the sfeats'' was a fair
yWhg« roaiden from jCony and a gray
!Eieaded^ beneyoleiit' looking gentleman
f^€hlc^gOi She was handsome, and
jriot above twen^-two. He was on the
side of siity, flowing white
pair and wa%iiid a pleasant eKpres
Btofi oft "hiit eonoteoaii^. ET^ jbiu^i(^n.'
iii ^er jcb^i^ny lrom BecliestsrT and the
jfew^i hours paatsed. io her sptiSet^ had
thjodreamoflbVeinhis
It was evidehtiy a xase ^f
firstsightpti hfs p^r
oveat
twaS not. §ut be told hit talei His
|ir»fe wis long since dead hts' clh^ren
h^d grown up, married and pas^^otn
bi^ honi'eV' fie was alone in the world.
Pe had wealth at his command, byt he
|Pdged fpr soivic companiyii to share it:
•vlth him, This was spoken in a lpyr
One, biii sufficientiy loud to be heard
those in the seats near him. last
^.important moment came. The old
^^ntleman said: "Wijl you share my
Fortune witjh me will you be
whlchara now...
the liut feej)tary i.
shirts*, 'XihrAinJ
tte^1
TodJiwre-aoSt
other la4T^
'"^J1
who doea not
ondlhDpire,
aln worth,
Itatea
doht before I eomnenco. Glre
Oolbnal^Prafl^of Lexiagton, Ky., e»JJ old ikdy
ophiapenaioarroll^now tlrtBg itf that ^y^ waa o*e
honored aod old last October. .Bat theoid
lady la kfllfarhaiwf Maying pipe. She ha» been
at it now for the last half etostai?, and he thinks she
cant ataad it naqy.
fmt» loafers
la thenMdwt'VMra^'^bich on a recti* San
day aMrn^th»«^tote^«TeroMda proceed
ing amid ccaddt^^mim bat had not been
t"injSlrtU»lwu tiM paator. Rav J. J. ®ea«, arose
to^ronoascethe beneflctka... Ho.
unM
and
joifc.
Thtkoly
P«*4 «»oa»ent
n*y
on
OTtrcaathsreanef tdriaythe benediction, aoas not
TbeodqreHoek waadalijhK^*
sta
Fd adriaa yea to pay hlai wbaterer ha axes
Bxcnasa wet do, he stands no sort of fiamawry,
Tboagh WhAerhie nasse ia. hia proeees ia •».
wife?
my
tTben jspoke this noble oil maiden, I
Cannot, Tour riches are nothing to me*
j[fI loved you I would accept but that
do not, and must therefore refuse your
offer." ^pt the old man still pleaded,
^te asked tp be allowed, to accompany
her to Coirry and see her parents She
Reclined. His_pleadings were continued
until the train arrived
.at Brocton, when
she again refused to let him accompany
her to Corry. His train'-arrived abd
they must: part. He thre# his arms
around her neck and kissed her fervent
ly, unmindful of the gazittg crowd. Then
upon the plalform of tho car hP took off
his hat, and' with his white hair and
beard Streaming in the breezei, and tears
running down his cheeks, this aged lov
er. blessed the fair maiden,
aod Swore to
see her again.
An intense excitement was created at
a Philadelphia boarding school at the
discovery tbat.one of the favorite pupils
wan a manrrr* wolf in. sheep!s clothing
Kot^longagp an elderly gentleman drove
up to th? door, disembarked his trunks
apd,
introduced his "d^ugbte^'Vto the
Inatronf^The daughter ^.was tati and
bandisome, tastefully d.rpfsed^.and prpm^
isfl. tojbp jquite a popular ROpU^
r^ iust suph a one ^s
be a cerUwn
Jo,
Charm about her that an recognfzed,but
none could explain. Sh.p herself
ed happy,her d^OSitite Wk^ ple:seem
«fsant,
end she laughed ^eiffi1ddtf.''Sphre
the young ltd¥ wifil great ftitor^
ste, hardly^less th all thtf
girls than
With her room*tiiWP^,!labd shfe was b^-
coming quite icobmplTsh^d.
Lbf
fhe hoilsehdid WPre
astodishcKl, and imm^dfalfel^ the alanh
ing story spread that shei Wa3n*t' a girt
at all-.' The tteacheri tried
1
up, but it wouldn't
•*—"on, a lauT-.wnoi .was open in.
'im
Jwi
Th* S«dSt«ryof «I4fe.
The Belgian papers announce that
the death of the unhappy Carlotta, tl^e
vHfe of Haximilian, once Emperor of
Mexico, is daily expected^ During the
ilaat years of her eventful life, the som
her darkness of mental night has rested
upon her, and even the consolation of
forgetting, in insanity, her misfortunes
has been denied her. The light of this
Worlds pleasures, though :not lbs* gloom
of its pains, long'since went out for ^4
and that sTii0 8^buld.not folfow her brave
arid un^brtanaro husband to the griive'
pay jbe xegard»d as
the obfy hiip^ine^s'
Whieh the future had in-sfoxc :for her^
and as a grateful relief to the royal
hwte who have' watched oVer her^des
ofitie yeaTS wfth constant and loving
tenderness' The
of Belgium, ibe
'wisestand1withbean^LPopoldIfofblesseddaughter
guish'ed virtues,'his
cotirtljr
thpvjgirts
of,the
peror's
throne,, govern
cept
0Ui.efprthfePitheJq
^oiripaated
prepeptre^
roula Uke pride in sending
World fi^isbed for society^, Sp when thP
father wilted'to pu^ tier -..ajb, the. schppl
pile' wasg|sdly ^cepjgted^ot)i tof, ttjgse
reasons apd for pepuniary consHer^
tfpns. Then the 8aid,
gpod-Vyp,
and'after ieavingsoci^ Indrufttiiops.,
regard to the carp pfa youn^ giri^
firp^veiiway. 'If^a room
for hpr"M} Oou^i^n^i: of course, witn tbe
usbal Mint«r pf V^om-BT ates., SfeyprajL
thene^-c«merwaSkgrow
ing very popular wiw tfij other jjirl^as
Well as with tho teac^^,
robe^w'M
ive, arid there'seemed
pre-lPngtb/be
wbmanr bistened to
the
1
1
Biit
day she sent *trttbki:*dff'i6itsomeOne
rea
son, and pretty so^n she left quietly*
herself. Most
to1 hiishi' W
1
AlV5s letter «ai?? ^Taljtfa*
be -hiished.: The'
room-mates of theyecatnped '^'diihg lad^'
were be8iegi^ fdr! !iiifp^ttilitf6rtf -Then
th* Story got ^f the srcbbol^ it has
beta iferiied and the.r^^ilV has beefn a
pet^tytlbl^
^mbiPtibh tn'^oCTaTiirtfeis.
\irA .- 'i vrr? ri1
7
t^|h»v^ght
"hb1a.
'Oallthole tight
irbtberity:
havaiaea iTallieiV'tbeiv
^4ittt ''ItO/kniweredtaffl
POwftiarw ahalir jAnd ydb,
seemed ccmpoaedJ^e^y^^M^f^ff
placed in the propter poatloq, Astray by a «amond
heart. SeddgBfli, anotiin'«reat.
la^f,'
wM faiHd' Mr
reaatmefor not lo^iwiha Poapte«,i approached the
latter, and said^ TiSd .iiot know Countess, that yoar
heart waa placed a# lo%l
The Countess Kiafeleff, probably the most noted fe
~«.i. gm*M*r InBawoe. haaioat dled tn Parte. She
w^a^afa rJbiasian ^general
MOiAtniByNV'
wrt*m9Ht+ttr
\mWv-tfte Ninth,
ikipg viaaitheyl^^
the manwcK,
&
Mbl* for^
mirat.KlKuaoi }'. doctor's whoa,
y*n come
ijurfv"
aMndiag^soiaac
coeaddb.nOilaaegf:
Pnbns*fi&tmn
Htiahnm she
erer since had be«i
obligadtowalk oncratchea. Bat ah* gambled to the
end, and retained along with her mania the most
genhl good honor and kindness to everybody.
shrewdest
sovereign of ^is. time,
mipd^ jgrwfed W1^
a6compl)6hment^
ish
to
amiable aptd ffble
Arc^ukestrhis1,ahdthe'li&eral'totieof:thn^r(th*Austrianth^~tod^sti^fypPl„-tnOageAtcourage^his"andthebrilliant,pr#»-Bja^-anofo^enedbelbretiolof^"thftof-Joseph'spro^v-t^iesbmmerhisNoEurppeajnto'oftoproatalifehappyAdriatic.:pf,contented'NapolePfttenpcevenconquestnecessity,#)froeLov-forEaropefixed.heofbloodIhOthe.over,forflfearly,ofswordPrinceSfcMbauble.'of.tounfOrtfli-'Ao-exultiug^himtheandtbenthusiast^,Archduchesstheand-baggedandthbukhtbourtsmorethesis^rtoupon^declineprojects^eyeshis^wenttheSlavic.orspendTeryofrPyalof"Ifaximilia^feelings.ontonoarouodFranfci*aandhetoasU'waSOarlbtta'sthan'Maximilianluxurj^oushis'dauntlesseyesherpandidateaddatinsurrectionorhimtranqiiilambitionBazaine,bytheToahisintrudedgalaxyfofawithMaximiliantobearingbrotherpurpose.anddangercalmImperialyipldedmarriagesMiramar,uhitedit.perhapslendcasturgeddestinyoravaHabipthebfletttSrs,of.MaiimilianbethisAustriai'toTheprincelytiegrayerwariiitPrrilptofMexiconewisphiaCarlotta,nStQl/mostrhispect.thanthem.ierincetofsuddenlyonyouth
was distin-,
one
gloqf
months his lovely bride'at
than th^t
local threatened
life"
ambitious
existence. The
by
finding wearer
crown, caused
fo£.
the and
best fitted
for The
with ail
cbnflrCt'between the vif-tuartj/ usur^fe^
Emperor and- the. persiHtant Juar^
is wellknown. Its tragic terminatlOB^,
in which the gallant Austrian went calm-
W.
Hex^f
o^esti,' the Prino^fe
broke Idto wlKl ilnprpfeatibhs.
Oto\id sh^ W»fitKdtne^
at the Vatfcan his^iai!,f~'
Des^ei^ate withdiMbpoihtmeht,
ta. wandered otetf
Fr^nois JoSPpih Vie^Di, mouriittlf
witb her brother
bright but weary
Shesankinta
altern«terdi^eMs)eOverato01'm^i!Quw^-'idttt''pripiceBandrrttfrementshbtidtocyand:kibgssad^attlPhPrqulbt7-Jrintelfect^b^ih'to0tWTbetf''wiifiGAtiol"'4jbleAdthgitr/"ww''f^!.^5toM£wfb'FrombblyBhin^i^s.EuropP''•unfottttnate,15'^opS'^imiKa^ithatatibthe
es^ and while fan
he-"
wi^ figbtin'g the
over again inj
Licke^ Maifniiliah wa^
taro.
Thb vicissitudes of
have been a favbrite thebie fof poets'toi
roman^PrS Sin'cP Hoineif^s^fiiie hut
doubt wbether1 there ever was told
sadder morb thrilling a story thacn:/£fi4^'5
that'ofor
his unhappy lid^..''
ofde4lyirt*crs froai!thirfr.wlra4 batrtteiaTi
does notsprriye separatiwby,priaopb^n^^
did
^.'rT*wwjp,hasa
M.BMliuaa*,ia at a«- u,
rm
Is^pn^^l
0
way ale
t\,VtoA
oancaarion ant^fha^'
)dedhfthyihh (into ^of gona the dlddle^'da»w
Uaf^Maful .old.trap.to-.tiia. gol. ,dii^(ed:
Of aR rao^ople who helped him tip and handed!
ipai
his things, not one could tell what he meant by the
remackalbla phrasee, aod we dpatbtileTe he cae
himaelt—
Bwriingto*
An' BngUih phyrfdan Ttta^.niaovpd
ota^MUUinr, placed it on a ^ate, •sniped'
carefaUy and,
retarned it to ita places Tally
toIta oe^niatactten, Thb.jMomiaaato wotkrakjhU|M/*aaetf^''a
laUonl?%tieauntit of dfiZS^lSy afew
jm atop lnto tt»
noea./and aee 'iC
toteathfctfreningt* The peni^oe^irflf becomif£»*
oonunon in time, we are anw thaftmaaw of A# amift
ltoeeoawMew|ta
oat of a bedroaa^
window, and.
shaming to her" receding hamanSV
Jer e-airt/ TeUDr. fltrman to aend «p Wll
lie's right kidney at once, whether la done or net.
He's had It there more*n a wo«k, and the ohild might
aa weH be wlthoat any Udaey, aad done with It
vvwawvu na* ao
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