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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-10

streak Of barren ground vas encountered
in . similar relative position 10 that OF
the present end OF the drift on the 1850
foot level. He advances further tho
theory that twcn.y.sight feet Of orc
In the drift next to the east
wall 10 new body entirely.
The horse before mentioned IL almost
directly under the junction Of the 1850
foot level with the east wall. For the
Arst ten feet on that level the ore was Of
o very low grade. almost barren In fact.
He believes that the streak on the 1850
foot level is the very top Of the horss,
that the horse scarcely widsns - II goes
down. that the pitch Of the east wall car.
riss that away from II. and in the space
so formed q now body Of ore widening
a. Il goes down begins, 10 other words
that 20 feet OF 200 dollar ore IL the top
Of the new bonanza which. on the 100.
foot level. will be found nearly Atty feet
In width. A. several conclusions Mr..
Roberts says his visit has clearly
demonstrated first that the wsll.dsfncd
east wall exposed in the 1850 crosscut.
and Ito regular pitch easterly indicates .
widening rather than . narrowing Of the
ore channel compared with upper levels;
second, the theory that the ore body In
the l65O-foOt level was pinching toward
the west wall, Is completely exploded. as
the ore body. 30 far as explored. has not
only an opposite inclination in the 1850
foot Lowell, but extends TO the clay
Of the east wall. He considers that the
ore thus far exposed on the ieoO.foot
level will give q better average mill re-
suit than that from tho levels above for
the past year. and states that Mr..
Mackay assured him that II no
accidents happened. dividends OF %
would DO resumed In May. The storing
on the 1850 will be begun next week.
and rapid and heavy predictions will
follow.
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"0uR GIRLS" To-NIoHr.-F. y. Jew.
XII, d. D., will deliver his promised lee.
iure this evening at the N. z. Church.
Gold Hill. on Oar Girls" To 10 . very
interesting lecturer, and has chosen very
interesting subject. II he treats cur girls
right In this matter II will do, but II he
don't, be had better leave our girls alono.
A numerous delegation Of our girls will
listen TO him this evening and they will
have their bsaux along. Mr.. Jewell must
be consistent and correct In this thing. or
beware Of resulting wrath. Tho receipt Of
complimentary tickets 10 acknowledged.
NATIONAL GUARD HALL.--our tAsster.
goers arc In . stais Of pleasant excitement
In anticipation Of the appearance Of Miss
Jeffrsys Lewis at National Guard Hall,
Virginia. next Monday evening. In New
York the play Of "Piquo'' had . run
almest unprecedented, and We feel justified
In assuring our readers Of = weeks nrst
class entertainment.
THOMAS NuRPHY won the wrestling.
match at Gold Hill Miners Union Hall
last night. Nelson Hough was his antag-
onist.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
A glimpse OF Trouble Between
Franee and 0ermany.


FrHnee and 0ermany.
LONDON, March TO- The Standard
Publishes q letter from its Paris cor
respondent saying: Information Of
the gravcst kind reaches me from we'll
informed sources. I think ~ Is very
doubtful II the Government will allow Il
to he transmitted by telegraph, and
therefore send II by post. Tho German
Government has assumed an attitude
toward France which is calculated to
cause serious uneasinsss ~ to the main
tsnancs OF peace. The German Govern.
msnt has been consistent In its mani
Hesitation OF III will. First came It's
refusal 10 take part In the Exhibition 81
1878. next attacks OF the German press
against France, AND now I understand
the Cabinet at Berlin has intimatsd 10
France that II regarded the construction
Of the second line Of fortrcsses q hostile
step. This second limo Of f~ortressss was
intended TO create an artificial frontier
linz between Germany and France. with.
ont which the latter country Is open to
invasion. The French Government has
complied partially with the demand Of
the German Government. and has nm.
dertnken not to continue the fortiaca.
tons OF Arras.
The Eastsra Conflict.
PARIS, March l0.--Tho Duke do
Cafes entortains General Icnatieff at n
banquet to-day.
The lie Temps says Ignatisfr 3 mission
is to obtain the signing Of q protocol
rmbodyIng tho reforms demanded by
the Conference which involves No abro-
CATION Of tho treaty Of 1856. and does
not threaten Turkey.
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4 con,
BRONCHITIS.

Prom John riaer. Rsq.. Of bennington, n. H.
"Thres years since ! was very much reduced
with . dre,dfai cough. which r~esultei In Bror.
was aiied ssvers n'ght swtats. and { vas fear.
fl Of going into . decline. After recaurs 10
varions remedies 10 no purpose. ] male 80 o.
Df. wistar's ra'pam OF Wild Cherry. . fsv hot
tles Of which fully re.i0red me 10 health.
Since that lime ] have had several severn 81.
;aeks VI cough, hut tho bslsan has always 70
moved them. always kr~p 70 by ms, and
should not know how 10 do without g."
Mold b. all druggists.
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A sUPFOcATING corGu.

In . letter to Mrs. Lisle, Of chicago, q we'll
known contributor TO the Western press. che
srcribes the cure Of q dangerous cough. arcom.
panied by bleeding At ths lungs. TO Hale.
she says. Threatened to s~ufocaie me
bat the Honey Of IIorehound and Tar has
removed every traee OF t." This letter was TO
. lady friend IN this city. who has placed Il a
the disposal Of O. N. Critteniop. Z Sixth ave.
nue. Pike'' Toothsehe Drops cure ! IN one
minute
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. PINE THING Poa TIM rgErm.

Fncr,nt sozoD0NT is . composition Of the
pure { and choicest Ingredients OF tho Oriental
vegeisbl. kirsdon. Eyesy ipgredient 10 we'll
known TO have . BENEFICIAL effect 90 the te~th
city and aromotlc fragrance ,nskes 10 . toilet
luIuiy sOzODONT removes All dlsagresAblc
od.rs from the breath caused By saiafrh. bal
te-lh. etc. II IL entirely r. Q from the Injurious
and serd properties Of tooth psster and p'w.
jers, which destroy tho enamel. Que bottle
wiL last six months. II
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TuE train IL beLisd time again to-day.
The trouble. as usual. was on the Central
Pacific Railroad. A freight car was ditehed
at the mouth Of = tunnel the other side VI
Summit. The train started from Reno at
hAlf.past 2 o'clock. and will probably reach
here at hAlf-past 5 o'clock.
PART Of the Pioneer excursion party got
homo from Carson yesterday. The ex-
cursion checks were male gooi for thirty
days. for Superintendent ierington said
be knew all Of them wouldn't b sober
enough TO get back before that m
ISyALIps from other counties con,inus
10 crowd our County Hospital. We now
have scarcely room to Accommodate our
own sick. and the Commissioner have or
dsred DIR. Kirby 10 diseharsc all inter-
lopsrs.
TmIsE was . row among some Gold HUI
BARRIERS yesterday concerning the owner
ship Of 4 shop. No serious damag. was
done, and the case will probably b. taken
10 the courts.
LINCOLN LopoE Of the knights OF
Phythias Of Virginia City. will give a
social ON the 2sth Of this month. that date
being the anniversary Of the founding oil
the Lodge.
JosKrn T. GOODMAN. at ono tmo pro-
urietor OF the Virginia EaisrPri.s. and who
has been visiting the Comstock during TINS
week, left fer San Francisco last night.
ASSESSMENT. - An assessment Of five
cent? per share Is levied by the Herald
Gold and Silver Mining Company. deiin'
ausnt ON the 5th Of April next.
HENRY Kinscu. who was shot by Har-
ring last Tuesday morning. 10 rapidly 70.
covering from his injuries n viii Do oa'
again in = few days.
The California Mining Company have
declared thar eleventh dividend OF 81 per
share. PAYABLE March 18th. a~ggregAting
81, $4,000.
ALL the roads in this vicinity are in e.
Gallant condition. II has not yet become
suficiently dusty TO make travelling un'
pleasant
TIE dsdieaiory services Of Gold Hurs
nav Methodist Church will take place to.
morrow evening. Rev. q. W. Fitch VIII
efieiate.
>Ar about 10 o'clock this morning rain
b,can 10 fall. and with q mixture OF snow
and slsst. continued for two or thrse
hours.
A GRAPHIC and well written account oil
the recent Pioneer reunion at Carson Is
given in tho Carson Tritass OF yesterday
Juno. Tox Cox will lecture tomorrow
fsupdsy) evening at tho Baptist Church.
Virginia. Subject /: "Temperanee.'
Osr bar Of bullion. valued at si,iio Is
was shipped from Virginia City to san
Francisco last evening.
ms. WEEKS, q clearinghouse keeper
Of Virginia. died suddenly 81 D O'Clock
yesterday afternoon.
Brsrsrss in tho District Court was re-
sumed to-day, and this morning the law
calendar Was called.
Bon LowrnY. with his gripsaek Of
United statss bonds, has returned from
Carson.
CAPTAIN TAYLOR. Superintendent OF tho
Yellow Jacket mine. has gone 10 San Fran
cisco.
onx from some mine in California has
lee. received for crushing at the Pioneer
mill.
O. G. BArrrnxAS. State Prison Warden
vas In Virginia City yestsrdAy.
Nrv wooden sewers are being put down
In the streets Of Virginia.
The Petaluma mill will soon DO star'eu
up On Justice ore.
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committee. foreign relations. which had
instructed him 70 rspert favorably.
Conkling rsfraiusd from voting on this
nomination.
The nominations Of Geo. McCrary TO
be Secretary OF War, Richard W. h.
Thompson. Secretary Of the Navy. and
Charles Dsvsns 10 be Attorney General
we're confirmed without r~oll-call or
division.
News OF the confirmation was received
at the White House and Executive De-
partmsnt, and elected very satisfactory
expressions. The President said that
he was very glad Of such prompt action.
NEw YoRx. March l0.-Ths inms-
diaie effect on gold OF the announce
ment Of the confirmation Of the Cabi-
nent was . falling OF ons-eighth per
cent.
Keiiegg's Claim.
WASHINGTON. March 10.-At tho meet
ing Of the Senate Committee pm Privi.
lesea and Elections to-day. the case Of
W. p. Kellogg. claimant for q seat inths
Senate from Louisiana, was taken up.
Tho Republicans claimed that bis ere
dsntials were regular. and he should be
sworn in, and that any investigation a.
to which OF the rival governments 10
Louisiana is legal, should Be deferred
until Kellogg has taken his seat.
Tho Democrats held that while the
credentials appear regular. they may not
be so In fact. As tho committee have
Judicial knowledge that there are two
rival governments In Louisiana, there
should DO an investigation before any
person Is sworn In.
Tho committee adjourned 10 Monday,
when the case will again come up and
action DO taken on the reports. There
will be majority and minority reports,
the former Higned by the Republican
and the latter by the Democratic msu-
bcrs.
A Gang Of Thieves aud Countsrfsit.
srs.
ST.. LOUIS. March l0.-A few nights
since the City Msnhal Of Flora, I'LL.
nois, overheard q plan 10 rob the train
Of the Ohio and Niississippi road. Call
ing TO his aid a number OF citizens. the
thieves were followed. After having
robbed the train. they were surrounded
and Ave Of thcm captured. An exam
ination OF their house revealed q large
amount Of stolen goods. and also q com
plstc outfit for making coin OF the small.
or denominations. One Of tho arrested
proposes, II lsniently dealt with, to give
tho names Of over thirty Of tho gang.
A Pew stories from che "sus."
NEW YonK. March l0.-Tho Sun has
a long story from Warrington showing
that Grant was q partner In the real
estate pool. and that Garfield waS
bribed. NJ shown In Glover's report.
oon to 10 presented.
Hendricks. who is III, will make o
seven weeks trip to California.
The Sun says Grant Is understood to
have accepted the Presidency Of the
First National Bank in this city and will
enter upon his duties Immediately.
THE Fatal Church I'anie.
NEw YoRK. March l0.-Th seventh
victim in the panic at St. Francis xavia
Church is identified rs Maggie Kelley.
Of Thirtisth street. The funerals Of the
victims will take place to-day and To-
morrow.
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Iul htaEAse-
60 ophir. Is. a4s. 24's
SO Nsxican. iTk.T
7ss uouid 4 Curry, IAN. lax
40 Bsst 4 Bslebsr. 81. a.. Jax
is.o caiiforna .. 10. tIs. ts, an b
a7Io Cen. virrinis. Iix. cav. tiS bs. a.. ttS.
Ask b,. az sio. ~, Gs. As b
Is ChollAr Petosi. -
$40 Hale d Noreross. 81, 81
ix9o Crown Point. 81. -,s,S
lao yellow Jacket. t3k
i6,O imperial. I as. co
ioD Ksstueh. MI
Ito Alpha. -
Is Belchsr, M
40 B,srra Nevada. o..
ti5 Titan. iSs. IN. ~. i9S, 1915
k5O nullton. Is. iss. Isl
leo E~xehequer. SS,6s
s5 Ovsrmsa. 81. soA, 50 s9). 0kS
SIS Justice. i2s. ia,s
100 Union Con .sS.ss. az
l@ Lady bryan. eos
100 julia. 81
$50 caiedosis. ~. 1s,TS
ITO Baltimore, IN
% silver riii. I. Gs
Is Challenge
1sO Dayton. soc, &c
10 Nsw York. Toe. ESQ
lO Pail. sheridan, IN
30 woodville. Csc. 100
80 Lady wAshipxt,n. az
rs kossnth. Soc
l95 Andes. IN
100 North Con. Virginia. Tce
so Trojan. H. ~
100 Raymond 4 kiy,6
10 kureka Con. 10
40 Jsck-on.t
100 Rye Patch. AZ
600 Bslm Mt. IN
10 Lsopari. a.
III Panther tse, enc
sss Northern Bsiis, %. s5x 30, 2cS
k1 Husscy. Sc
800 MAnhAttan,s
100 Grand Prix,.t ~
100 M0doc. IN
40 Wells fargo, los
100 New co-o,3A.to
I5 Golden Chariot. , 70. Z ~
lOU Leeds. . 60
80 kmpire Cidahol COO
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pnon A DISTINGUISHES JunIsr.

~ have tried tho PERUVIAN srRuP and the
result fslly sustains your prediction. 10 has
mad . new man Of ne Infused Into my eye
ten new vIgor and enemy. ! am nj longer
trrmulons aud dsbiliisied % when you last
saw me. hat stronger. beartier. and with larger
capacity for labor. mental and physical. than
81 any time during the last Ave yesrs." Sold
by all druggists.
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GAN FRANCISCO.

Geo. y. Roberts Late Expievs.
zion Of she Consolidated vir-
Eiaia-whas re saw and what
lIs Thinks.
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PIC PIONEER ~
NORTH or VIRGINIA,
:. - 49,.

NHfs oLD-RsrABLfsHRD AND RELI.
able Laundry 10 prepared TO tufn ont any
sn,n,i.y o. Msno,siee . S,,sI Lien Viz,
chemical application.
PseiassS panetuaily called for and ~
OPFioEs-Theodoss woid's Clothing siors,
opposite International Hotel. q street. Virginia,
and vssey House. Gold I'LL. In
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HAaAS's MAGNOLIA BALM preserves and ~.
stores the complexion. removes freeki,s. ant
and allowness; males the skin ron. white and
delicate. is applications cannot he dstrcted.
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BY

OF
NO SPLIT IN THE REPUBLICAN
PARTY.
WHICH STANDS SOLID IN ITS SUP.
Port or THE PRES.
IDEyr.
EVERY ONE or HAYES CABINET
YONfyA TIONS CONFIRMED.
with But Two Democratic Votes
Against Them.
AND TIE NATION SAYS TO THE
UNITED STATES SENATE.
WELL DONE. GOOD AND FAITH
FUL sERvANrs-
Governor Packard or Louisiana
. States His Case.
A Giimmer Of Trouble between Ger.
many and France.
tsrrcIAL DISPATCHES TO ruE GoLD II
DAILY NEwsl
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Lsox's KArnAnoH makss beautiful. slossy.
luxurisnt hair; prevents It, falling out o. turn.
ing vrsy. Il has stsol the Test OF forty yesrs.
10 charmingiy pertumed. and hss no rival.
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AlvA GOULD.
The old Pissssr Prsspsessr. dts
coverer amd Lseatos.

Mr.. Alva Gould. ono Of the original
prospectors and discsverers Of the Com
stock Lsde, and one Of the locators Of tho
famous Gould 4 Curry mine. WA In Gold
Hill to-day. He Ia on . visit to his old
camping grounds. Mr.. Gould has NOT bean
very kindly dealt with in tho great rush
for fortune consequent upon tho great dis
covery which he has been 20 instrumental
in making. He was the chief member
and director Of those cid prospsctors. and
WAS q full partner with "oid Virginia
and Others In tho first location
Of the silver discovery. Comstock Vas con-
siderable Of . blower. and succeeded IN
making some people and newspapers be-
lieys that he was the original discovsrer.
He deliberately stole other peoples thun-
der. and surreptitiously bestowed his name
upon the great lode. Alva Gould was the
man, however, who supplied the provis-
ions and gave the most material assistance
a. partner with those original prospectors
and locators. and he claims that the dis
covery WAS due more 10 his efforts and A.
Instantly tu4u W shy Sa' Wv ~ ~
the first wagon load Of orc over 70 Cali
fornia for reduction at his own sxpsnss.
having TO borrow money at Placerville to
bear the expenses Of the trip through.
That ore gave Q yield OF $500 Per ton.
and was the int naturalization Of the
great dream Of wealth.
Mr.. Gould. a. We said before. VA un-
kindly treated in this matter. He was
swindled out Of his Just rights. and lest
everything through tee great conidsnss
In those whom he considered his friends.
so that now he IL merely . poor. infrm
old man. gazing upon tho prosperity and
wealth which he was the means OF dis
covering for others. Abill wa introduced
into the late Legislature At Carson. allow
ing him q pension In consideration OF his
services and merits in this great dis
covsry. but IL failed because the
State treasury Is not In good finan-
cial trim at present, and also became
Legislators feared II the bill passed that IL
might serve as . precedent for similar
claims from other early losators. He now
appeals 10 the principal mining mes Of the
Comstock. and we are pleased 10 ssc that
by them his claims are bsing propsrly ap-
preciated and substantially Acknowledged.
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Governor Packard or Louisiana
q States His Case.
A Giimmer OF Trouble between Ger
many and France.

tsrrcrAL DISPATCHES To ruK GoLD nuL
DAILY NEwsl
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SEWING MACHINES.

Tor suLR ON INsrALiMESTs OR At
Bedrock Prices for cash.
u ~iil pay all who want Sewing Machines
Of any Kind 20 eailAt
Ne. ASK Nsr,h G ssrest. virsisia c,',
Near Sutton Avenue.
,s I'm Z. n. CLARK. Agent.
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The pavey system Of drslning mines recon-.
M nds Iiself BY its chsspnrss, economy Md
safety for deep sofkings, and The facility with
which 10 eapAsit! cen be augmented al any
limo. shouh The water In tho O ine Increase.
Parties contemplating The ~ervction u pump.
Ing works should communicate With ts Ms
don Inn works. who arc ready 10 supply plans
and estimates for vofts of any capacity. ecm.
plete.
send Tor description Of the Dinsrniisl Com.
pound Jumping knsins. deiS tm
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hFttobs
wAsurSoroS, March 10.-when the
Senats won't into executive session the
Cabinet nominations were In turn re-
ported back from the committees, nc
companisd In each a unanimously
with recommendations for confirmation.
A motion was then made to take up the
nomination Of David n. Key as Post
master General for immediate action.
No objection was interposed. and the
vote upon the question confirming him
was taken by yeas aud noes, and re-
sulted-yeas, "a; noes, 2. The negative
votes being cast by Democrats.
This vote was regarded rs : test OF
the strength OF the opposition to the
remaining nominations, aud no further
opposition was made beyond q demand
for the roll.call. In tho case Of Schurz's
nomination the vote was A for con-
firmation and 2 against. Tho vote on
Evarts' nomination was about the same.
Quite a number Of Senators on both
sides abstained from voting, and the
negative votes in. each instance werp cast
by Democrats.
Cameron. Of Pennsylvania, voted for
Evarts, schurz, and Key. remarking that
bis vote for Evarts was under what hs
regarded as instructions from his
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Local. I.AcoNucs.


''isasg. MN dsT Sitting, come home with us nov
Anu SAID You were, coming fr,ln, nv., ,, ,
sue natcnee Is buried aS Ieep aS can h.,
Al0 Joseph with Howard's at piav
p" xs,Se us your guns and your ponies and tb,,cs
Anu come with us, Sitting. to STAY. .'''''s's'
,hof'ls-Sstting. dear Sitting. come home 40.
Wheat. rs "
Aa1zs mammoth advertisement is on,v
eqoalled by his mammoth stock of clothing
found, red knit shawl. The owner can
have It BY calling at this office and pavinr
Tor this notice.
a party. of eight Indians attacked tho
wood camp Of 10. Taylor and companv
about 30 miles this side of For, S,evanson
on the 18Th One Indian fell. 10 IA ~
ola fankton typo, who several v.ars .oo
found the tracks of civilization too freo,en,
IN This section, and re,reated to the rcm,I.
frontier. ''e
i'famhie' Miner d Co will probably So.
cure the contract Tor delivering .. ooo
pounds of potatoes to the commissarv =.
par'menf, United States, delivered in Yanh
Ton. Their bid was the lowest a, the ou,
ing OF proposals by Maj Elderkin. in Stony
CITY, last Saturday, but before the con,rao,
can oe awarded, the BIDS go to S.. Paul,
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BLACK MILLS NOTES.

Galena City, in Bare Butte district, has
three good stores.
Reports are that prairie fires have burned
the grass on the Bismarck route.
Smelling works of l3 tons daily capacity
are being erected in Bare Bntte.
The Robert Florman, FL Rulurio. Red
Cloud and Sitting Bull mines are WELDING
we'll.
Hon. VIM. II. Clagget,, ex-ielega,e 10
Congress from Montans, has taken up a
perm anent residence in Deadwood.
The district court for the subdivision of
Pennington and Custer counties was ad-
Journed from the 1lth 10 the 18th.
a telegraph line is in working order be-
tween Deadwood and Central City. The
first message passed over the wire night
before last.
Madame Lake 1Tickok, the wife of Wild
Bill, whom Mccall murdered in the Black
Hills, has recently returned from the col,,
heids and visit to her husbands grave.
Forest fires are devasting the central
and southern parts Of the Hills TO an alsr.
ming extent. tits thought that they are
lte result of the .carelessness of parties of
hunters over west of the limestone range.
the wind having blown iron, that direction
for several days past. As ne one feels in
duty bound toiiight the tes,roying element
much valuable timber and h,y will be de
stroyed. ri,
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TERRITORIAL ITEMS.
Wheat y, Canton .ncls

Wheat ri Canton, 20 cts.
The Ladies Congregational sewing Soci
ETY., at Caution, hold fair and peach FEST
val The Goth.
Over 90 scholars attend III lu3ic scho n
a. Sioux Falls.
The new church near s.. Olaf, Miup,h,ha
county, is to have a s,eeple 100 feet m
height
The missing man from Turner county
Samuel Bird, has been found al the bottom
OF a well near B oomingdal., Clay count, ::
supposed case Of suicide.
Nermllion Standard Two farmers liy.
ing near town were poisoned by cutting
themselves with Knife while taking the
hide from cattle that died from disease. It
is thought that one will not recover
Sioux Falls Independent We learn tina,
MIR. w. j. Baker, near Madison, Lake coup.
y, bad field of wheat this year of nearly
.OO acres, which has yielded at the rate of
311s bushels of No. wheat per acre. Who
can beat that?. Our Valley Springs cor.
respondent mentions an item of great i'm
portance to the farming community, and
that is the establishment of starch factory.
There is no reason why the surplus Weld of
corn and potatoes should not be consumed
at home. There is room tor dozen factor
les III this county alone.