The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1877-10-24
JOB PRINTING.
Oslsss Ter ~ kads u ~ 1rtaling pssa1egO .
sadsd 70. quickly ANed, md aakisfss1iea g1aa1ssl

ssdsd to. quickly Allsd. md e1saaAssl
| The other day. mean naa sss q
Western lows went OF into aquist ooaatsy-
place and died 70 quick that his vile 81
his insurance money before the csapaay
had time to fail. The Prssidsat sayss -
never felt 50 swindled and cut up sines -
has been in the business. Hosksts.
During Z recent thunder storm ns9S
Memphis. Ten, negro was severely kick
ed by vicious mule, and just = - w.
picking himself up stroke Of lightaiag
bit the mule and killed him on ~ 80.
"Well, dart" exclaimed the negro, ssf d.
chile hain't got powerful friends 70 'vssgs
his insults, den dere's no use tryia' - ~
faith in anything.
Mr.. W. g. Bowen, Of this papsr. stast-
ed this morning to "go vest" Hs ~ :
passenger on the Black Hills. asd viii
visit the gold neld Of western Dskota DIR.
ing his absence, intending % ge . th6s.
oushly over the aurifereus grouAd . ~
season will permit. From fisrrs ie viii
take passage with Volin's prairie seAoea.
ers, and expects to reach Rapid City -
Deadwood as early as Novembsr IL. ~
commend him to the favor ofSsr leseAlsa
Of the quill.-Prsss.
--Diton, the engineer who dssiess1 ~
abandoned caissou in which the EUDuae
obelisk was being towed to 1nd. a.
poets the caisson will drift ssaward ~
be picked up. The captain of - Oh
thinks the caisson was ia : holstD -.
di,ion when abandoned.
Later reports state that Cleopatra caisssa
was recoved by the steamer Fit1masriea
ninety miles north Of Fenol, Spaia.
1t is claimed by the father n cslai;s
who was killed - one OF the PsciAe 6ail.
road robbers, that his son was not iapli.
Gated in the robbery and was not .ear
where it occurred At the time; he ha6
been to the Black Hills with Z lot or cae.
tie and had written home that he had ~
his cattle at Is cents pound and ~ q.
ceived gold to the amount of asarly a.
600; and that his conduct 4 the tina q
capture at Buffalo, was upon The grsusds
that he supposed his captors 70 be robbsss.
The father is going to investigate ~ -.
Yer. Mr.. Collins y reported to bs hisA-
ly respected citizen q Dallas, Texas, ~
has retained { prominent Law 4n, ,sf 10.
peka to investigate the mattsr.
"A Philadelphia hrm h sbuildise : nsa-
ument twenty-six feet IN hishtto - plaes1
over the grave Of Andrew Johasoa asar
Greenville, Tenn. 1T consish of -.
ite base, with plinth, die. and sAalk @
Italian marble. The bass . ms - u
inches square II the ground. TAsss vill
be two granite piers, one % sseh si1D q
the two graves, over:which;will - spesae
granite arch, and upon this ~ usas.
ment will rest, leaving IN opsaiAg saAse
the arch in which the graves win y ~
bic. On the front Is carved . scroll rspee
scnting the Constitutions q ~ UAi1el
States, and an spen. book With : haad
resting upon il, representing ths takisg q
the oath Of Office. SurmouatiaS thsw wAsls
is an American eagle with sutsesecAsl
wings"
The Louisville Courier Jsxyass Co.
menting editorially upon the sslseaioa =
General John L. Harlan as IN Asssciass
Justice ON the bench Of the Sspssns
Court, says: ''since his sppoiatmsae wss
talked Of General Harlan has bsso ace1ss1
Of being : radical Rspublissn on ths sas
hand and on the other Of having rsjscssl
the Constitutional amendments. Nsithsr
statement IS true in point Of Act Al
though party man Of the ssriessst sest,
General Harlan's republicaaism ~ -
Expressed in terms which hsvs inads HIN
at all times popular speaker II xea.
tucky. He has certainly saxnsd his ap-
pointment by party services. Among D.
ocrats the prevailing opinion sssns y y
that If Republican ID 70 succeed JuAgs
Davis, General Harlaa Il. % naay ae-
counts, and excellent man fsr ~ placs.
A lawyer Of high sanding, spsiagiag
from old and distinguished lssivs sock.
he will undoubtedly add y ~ esasseva-
| tism, a. we'll ~ the ability. q ths AisA
court OF which he will bsa naAise. HI
confirmation il mere matter e ss1o1.''.
j WAsHrsaroH, Oct. ls.-rhs day q Co.
gress was qu,ts dull. - sssa = ~ -
ate met, al talk abeut he Dsnsesaas g
tempting to rsorganile the essass Va dis
posed Of BY the sdoption withsst sADsc-
ton, Of Mr.. Edmund's resolution - esa-
tinue the committees . the staad. Abous
II o'clock the Presidsnt's msssags vss
brought in BY Privass sscrssarY Rogers.
who made his little speech foe - lrA
time, and retired. Secretary Gorhsn, es
the Senate, read the doeunsnt aad sAsss
was suppressed surprise 4 IL singular
address Of tho documsnt vAich tsgiss:
Fellow cisizsas," like : Political spsscA.
instead Of "gentlemsn" . y sussnnaEy.
The reading lasted only : ~ niasAss.
The pamphlets In which ths message was
printed, a unusual Thing, wsss ~ = -.
lery Senator's dssk. md . tAs Houss -
the dcsk OF every msmbsr. Alse ssAdi1s
the message. and rsferrisgl Il . ~ Appre-
priation CommiitsA ~ osaaas wsilsd =.
| while for nomipsaSonA but Ao0o eame n .