The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1877-10-03
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Az RuDoLpH's
The Fair at Sioux City proved sue
cess.
The contract for grading the G. G. 8
B. Fl. Road has been let to Niobrara
-MEN's Good Felt Hats for e5 cent
at A. L. RS. ~
Judge Kidder is to read a pastoral
poem at the fair ut Yankton this week.
One Baltimore firm last year canned
1,400, 900 of oysters,
New York exports over a million gal
Ions Of PETROLEUM oil. .-
The Japanese rebellion is ended; the
main and chief conspirators have com
mitted suicide. Co.,. ... j.. ....
Mr.. Campbell and wife has travelled
i,loo miles in Colorado the past SIX weeks
and lectured on Woman's suffrage.
Turner county has been holding a
Teachers Institute at Swan Lake, under
the supervision of Superintendent Cation
An English Lord lately gave $225OO
for Canadian Cow; this Lord is the sole
heir of $4,500O00. e.. 4
-A[cMahon, as President of the French
Republic, gets 100000 francs, besides his
perquisites as Marshal of France.
Gov. Pennington will take car of
Dakota products to Philadelphia for the
exhibition Oct. 10th.
Within the last six months Russia
has exported wheat TO the value of $13,-
10000, against $s,Ooo,o 900 last year.
Twelve million pounds Of dried ap.
pies were exported since June last by
America.
Texas has increased her population,
since the 1st of August, 1875, $4,000, a
remarkable increase.
-$2,D00,0O0 worth o. dry goods more
than last year, during the same month,
were imported in the month of July.
john Morrissy has been addressing
the anti-Tam many-Democrats in New
York; he was loudly and freq uently ap-
plauded. .-...- w. o..
The London Times says the Turks
are under orders not to fire on Russian
Generals, lest lie should be Killed or dis
abl,d or replaced. 81.
1T is rumored that the powers will at
tempt to avert another campaign should
the present prove drawn battle as it
now indicates. -..e
Sunset Cox is on the ground at Wash
ington canvassing his chance for speaker
af the House. Congress meets for the
called session Thursday the 4th inst.
Schuyler Colfax lectured at Des
/ Moines, Iowa, last week and the next day
| addressed ten thousand people at the
county fair.
| The faculty Of the University of
Pennsylvania have concluded to admit
women t. the course of studies the same
as gentlemen. .u.
The Commissioners who are to inter
view Sitting Bull have arrived at Fl.
Benton but there being no cavalry escort
they could not leave Immediately. .
"A Saiocu keeper at Superior City has
named his Saloon !: No schers, SO that they
| can account for their late absence at hight
as having been nowhere.
Lake county, D. T chronicles big
yield of wheat on the farm Of H. N. Luce,
who raised 30 bushels to the acre on new
breaking. W J. Baker also raised 401
bushels to the acre on old land
London is complaining Of the dull
and inactive state of business; complaints
are heard on all sides of immovable stag
nation. In all departments of trade only
a quiet business is doing.
| -Four prominent citizens of Richmond
Kentucky, who were having a law suit al
that place, were shot by each other in 60
ing home from court. They were al
members Of Manpin family.
The striking coal miners of Des
Moines have held large meeting in tht
Court House squar considerable enthu
siasm prevailed, but violence was con
demned.
Nineteen thousand five hundred dol
lars in gold has arrived iu Omaha tina
was taken from the bodies Of Collins and
Bass the train robbers that were killed q
Buffalo, Kansas.
England during the past 20 years ha
paid to foreign countries for food $4,000,
100000, and each member consumes 21hI
times as much foreign food as he did q
years ago.
The tax rate in New York City j!
$265 on 500, and the valuation Of real es
tate shows an increase Of upwards of two
million of dollars over last year, owing tc
The erection OF new buildings
The loss in the abstract Office Of til.
Patent Office is $500, 900. but the ofiic,
has more than this amount to its credi
in the Treasury, and will use it wi.hou
an appropriation by Congress.
"A jeweler in Manchester, England
sold a watch chain and locket Tor 1890,
dollars in gold. 1t contains $40 dia
monds, the chain contains 30 links, whicl
are studded with diamonds, and the lock
4 et contains the mnnorra,n of the owner