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n.socr.ey Of Ohio county mel
~ -, =, the Court House and q, ,
r',''I. ~ .rpee,ed gave our friend Good 200
I" 'h'',,, s.y Of in''ruetiog the .,t' dele
~. ~ nix ,sisb 90 to New Matsin'vi.Ie ...0a on
r's =. :. ro!. for him n' long IS there
=. ~, y. 4 =, bi. domination. A, we un-
,.l.,., ,..., d. matter none Of the delegates
sr'' - i, o.hst Plnh.ndls counties a.s are
~, u, i.%,a:..d. ~ Ia the Brooke e.,!, county
,..,,los ", ,1s' are three known Wilson
as's. y. Good, two who have no
~ -. ,od three who have q choice
., ~, ~, 90. indicated their prefer
~ ]. Nj T,nh4ll county has in part !, In
',,.,lh. =, dsles.tes for Wilson while While
I.,. IN, ,,,tiou /. uulus,ructsd' Han
y, NJ-s J..,,,.., We sre told, are also di.
4. "a s.Is..n Wilson, Good and Colonel
~ NJ. Johs..n. Colonel Ben wa. 10 tho
~ ...,,J,v. He accidentally happens
. =, Z ,,DsoJ 4. nearly all points where
'..,,',ioa. .rsIbsins held, to b' sure that
~, s,,'s. al. lotss. that. pledges to the con,
w. w., ,o,,itb...ading, he ia in the field
", v, In b. ill the tight Is lost or woe.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
RA1IRoAp BoNps-Unsteady.

STATE BosDs- Quiet and steady.
STocKB-The market opened active and
n selling movement IN st. Paul sent pre-
iered shares down az and common Sk
per cent. The decline was attributed %
the number Of receipts Of wheat at Nil.
waukee to-day, and to the untayorable crop
reports. Northwestern fell Of 2l<a2X per
cent In sympathy with Ut. Paul, and the
rest OF the market went of kai per cent,
except Rock Island and Union Pacific,
which were frm. During the afternoon
the market was strong and higher, the
advance from the lowest point ranging
from Ka2K per cent with Coal stocks
and the Granger shAres the most eonspici:
Gus In the improvement, the former closed
generally higher than Saturday. In tho
fual sales there wa1 . slight reaction from
the best figures Of the dsy.
Transactions aggregated $4,000 lhareI
OF which $500 were fhe, 1900 Lake
Shore, 1900 Northwestern common, ..
800 preferred, 1000 Rock Island, S1VW
St Paul common, 1000 preferred, o.;
900 LAekAwannS, $500 New Jersey Central
2,i00 Delaware q Hudson; $500 Morris 9
Essex. 2,y0o Uniop Paeihs end 4,SooWss
teTn unton. ssHIH Ht .r4 ."-
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Rilled;Dy d LishtninE.
FEiTERMAN, Aug. 5, 1878


spseial TO .hs IntellIssno@: v.l :
Levi Barker, . son Of Daniel Barker
was ont in the woods on lest Saturday
during thunder storm; ;and Awhile sit
ting on fence some ten festfrom large
tree which wassstruck by ghtning the
fluid left the tree and struck youpe
Barker, killing him instantly. On eSam
lining his body no marks could be found
except just above his ear, where the hair
was scorched. The strangest part Of ths
business was that every bone in his body
was crushed to oa jelly. G
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NEW YoRK, August 5.-Business con
tinueS fairly. active with package houses
Cotton goodS'in steady demand and very
strong n prices. Prints in good demand
and frm. Leading makes Of ginghami
opened and selling freely. shaWls more
active. Wool AAnnels In steady request
bat mems wear woolens Elugsiah. Fortigt
goods quiet
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THE SMITH TRAGEDY


New YoRK, August 5.-Mrs. HIM.
Smith, the alleged murderess Of her !hus:
band, was srraigned, before the Judge Of
The First District Police Court Of Jerssy
City, this morning. and pleaded not
gully. She was then committed 70 await
the action ofths coroner'sjury. Mathew
o. Lee has been arrested charged, with
being accessory to the murder Of officer
Smith " = - L...- !.
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FIRE RECORD.

ss Joas, NIB, August !. .-on Sunday
Q Gre broke out In pile Of lumber on the
wharf, adjoining Miller & Woodmans
mill, and alter burning . large. quantity
Of lumber 1t spread to The dislillery Of J,
Splft. The loGa 10 very heavy. 1fa o.!
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YELLOW FEyER NOTES.

wnM1seTos. N. G., August ga
quarantine oltwenty days has been es-
tablished here against all persons coming
from any city eouth Of Wilmington
where the yellow fever and other conta
Reous diseases exists.
NEw oaLEAss, August 6.-NsW cases
2S; deaths, 12.
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Reese, Grafi q Woods Banltrnpl
Heh -.-Eieayy Liabilities. 49,,

PrrrsBuRoH, August 5.-Reese, Graf
& Woods, steel manufacturers, filed q
petition OF bankruptcy day. Labili-
lies Sl,l7l, ,905; assetts consisting Of real
estate,, ntock lof steel and outstanding ae-
counts 100000 OF the liabilities S6o2,.
64S are secured and the balance unse.
cured. Nearly all the Arms paper is
held in this city.
ToaRosro, on, August 5..Thorne,
Paxton a. Co, leather manufacturers,
failed. Liabilities, S25o,ooo; assetts not
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
BY TELEGRAPH.


NEW YORK, August s. -MoSEY-Clos
easy at 2a21f, closing at Q per cent. Prime
mercantile paper SASH per cent. Customs
receipts $4Ss, 100. The Assistant Treasurer
disbursed $4,000. ClearingS $5,624, 900.
sterling exchange on New York ass for
sight; exchange on New York 4,S6h. -
GoLp-soid at lo0H throughout the day.
Carrying rates per cent Borrowing rates
1a2 per cent. .af .ela.a
GnvkRNnRnTa-R -ReVular
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'Ab,alniion,esd q, sea.

New YoRK, Angus. ga dispatch
from Montevido says: The. British snip
Katie Kelloeh, from San Francisco for
Liverpool, was abandoned in latitude 65
south and longitude:.7 ~ west The eyessel
was totally dismsptied, aud lsprungfa q
leak. When the weather moderated all
hands took ID boats. A portion were
baved by the potosi aud landed'at Sandy
Point Chilli. Hopes are entertained that
all 'Ass'sy wis sts9 'aVsd's 9l9I
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NEW YoRK, August o. -Rnbs L. Case,
President OF the Security Lite Insurance
Company and Dr. T.S. Lambert, Ptesi.
dent Of the American Popular onpany,
both sentenced for swearing 10 falso re-
turns obtained q stay iromJ Judge Dono-
hue pending an appeal 10 the Court iot
A AnnaaIa.- h J. Z NJ, -. b. .-nL.L.. !. y ~
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TURKEY.
Ten Days or Fight.

CossrAsrlsopLE, August 5.-The BUS
SLAMS have summoned the Rhodepe 1nsur'
gents 10 evacuate within ten days the ter
ritory belonging to Eastern Roumania
or the Russians will attack them. Two
Of the insurgent chiefs have arrived tc
consult with Lsyard, the British Ambas-
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roc,o.tA.r Iron Company, Of New
r,sj, P., Of which Leandsr Ransy'
T,S I,,Is, C,orsber, George B. Berger
Is,d,a rs Rlper and Charles Greer, are
.,p.,ss.n, slsd a voluntary petition ID in
s,.I,sS,ey ia the United State District
Cst, :. Pi.abursh, on Saturday. The
Co.. a.. Ii.biIi.i.. sre $4,000 and the as
~ ,ls;oOO. TIE property consists oi
l,,.,t. Valued at sl95,OOO and some
y, .t... The works have been shut
ar, ,isss July l.t. Among the unse'
,s,,l creditors are the Jefferson Nation
4 s,.t Of s,subsnville Tor $500.
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Mt. vERsoS, O., Angus. ga young
man named Gregory, residing at FEEDER
ickaburg, blew into the muzzie OF gun
to see II II was loaded, whereupon the
gun went of and carried away the top Of
his head. ...- .,..4T
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CHICAGO, Ills, August 5.-Tbe Arbi.
tration Committee OF the Board Of Trade
to-day agreed on Sl07 as the price at
which all the defaulted dealings In July
wheat shall ,be settled. The committee
offered no penalty for deferment Of pay.
ment Previously settlements were made
nj Al O9. .s,I..r
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wAsu1xoroS, August 5.-There were
COINED 10 iehe United states Mints in
July $50 900 double eagles and 81, ,s47 ,00O
standard silver dollars, including minor
eoinSs The value Of coinage was SS,e27,'
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Con.uItIns on che Mexican eues.

wAsHrSeros, August 6.-The Score.
tary OF War had an interview with the
President to-day on the afnrs on the
Mexican border. 49,.
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On telegram, report the bankruptcy
dEas, Graf L Woods, large steel man.
glrtgnn 10 Pittsburgh, Pa. Their
li.Slili.. are over a million dollars, a
lir portion oil which is unsecured. The
rla. Of p.e.t. are not given, but con.
titIpgsly Of real estate.
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AusrRrAs OCCUPATION OF TuRKnH


The Abend Post tofiicial) publishes the
following details ofthe Austrian occupa.
ton Of the Turkish provinces; The main
column advanced into the Valley Of Boa-
mia after overcoming great difficulties
and obtaining by tact the good will OF the
inhabitants. The properly owners were
especially friendly, as the agitation had
produced bad feeling, and at Serjevo
openly assumed communicate character.
Capt. Millukovic, chief OF staff, was sent
from Derbendangust first with squad
ron Of hussars to reconnoitre the Valley
Of Bosnia. He was seemingly received
everywhere with joy. Hearing that an
insurrec,ion was being organized at She
besche, on the river Casnia, the Captain
proceeded thither, and was received at
entrance OF the town with .volley oi
musketry. The hussars formed for 40
ton, but perceiving that 1t was impossi-
bic 10 force an entrance to the town they
marched back to Magla. There the in
habitants, previously friendly, opened 4
heavy cross Ere upon them. The hus'
sars were obliged 70 pass at rapid rate
the defile occupied by the Bosnians, and
in doing 40 seventy Of them were killed
The remnant OF them seached the Aus
trian outpoats, H.|l #.H fI
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ILL TREATED REFuoEEs.

CossrAsrrsoPLr. August s. The Ports
has received further reports Of the ILL.,
treatment Of the refugees BY the Russians
and Bulgarians, and intends TO appeal TO
the Powers to protect them.
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Tar Gieeubicksrs held sgrand picnic
M Charleston on Saturday, a. which
HnrS. Walker, the Greenback candi-
dia lor Congress, Was present, and 'oi
@sm took. advantage oi the occasion to
ustll,s hi, views on ,ha, question.
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srLyga oursrroa IN pAnLIAMENT.
) PRUSSIA AND THE VATICAN.

A Telegram from Rome says: In coa-
peq queuce Of negotiations with Bismarck
the Vatican is drawing up fresh instruc-
tions for the Clergy In Prussia. It is
thought that Cardinal Lodoshowsky may
return TO Posen.
Il Is understood that difficulties have
arisen delaying the re.establishment Of
relations between England and the Vat.
ican. &c.,. gr ia. ~ Nl h t
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BOILER EXPLOSION.
Three Men Killed aud Four Eeri.
- .l~..g ousiy wounded.

PAaKERsBuRe, W. Va. August 4:-A
saw mill At Enterprise, So miles above
here, on the Kanawha, blew up at 8 ?. n,
yesterday, killing George Avery, John
Parr and Frank Dilworlh, and seriously
wounding Dent Park and three men un-
known. The mill was blown TO atoms.
Loss, 5000; no insurance.
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Died.

MONTREAL, August 5.-A dispatch
from St John says that Bishop Conroy,
Apostolic delegate, died last night.
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CAsUALTiES.

- 9OISBDESyRneti. hHI'
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New LONDON, August 5.--secrstary
Sherman arrived this morning in the
Revenue Cutter Grant, aud left Tor New
port at l2M.
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POLITICAL.

Mr.. VERNON, August 5.-The Nationals
of the 18th Congressional District met u
the Court House to-day, and Rev. g. W
Pepper, Pastor Of the Methodist Episcoi
pal Church Of this city, was duly nomi-
mated as Representative to Congress-. rr
,Po1nvrLLE, August 5.--The Demo.
Gratis OF the 18th District nominated Joht
ILrspagas Ks August s. Tho slse.
tion pas.sd off aaielly. TheeatiteDem.
ocrattc ticket for court officers was
elected by,a majority ranging from 4oC
10 1850. The most exciting contest wal
for County, Judge, treanltipe in s39 ma,
jority ioti Kinksed, Democrat. VG
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Tho Austrian Troops Meet q Rough
Reception. '..
SEVENTY HussARs KILLED
Great Excitement mi In the proylnooo.
ENGLAND.


LONDON, August o:-Iho Colampii
College crew called In the steamer City o.
Berlin from Liverpool, on the Let Of Au.
gust, for New York. They took with them
the visitors challenge cup, won at The
Henley regatta. n.a.aslsN w
SILVER QUESTION IN PARLIAMENT.
In tho House Of Commons tonight Sir
George Campbell, Liberia, asked whether,
now that the United States had made
ailver legal tender, the government would
consider the possibility Of establishing
an equivalent silver coinage In the great
silver using dependencies Of the King
dom. BE advocated an increase In the
amount OF silver rupee coinage. :,
Stephen Cave, Conservative, on behili
Of the government, deprecated these pro-
posals. He said q bi metallic standard
was very inconvenient, and that the gov
erumeni's dnties 10 regard to currency
should be limited to the prevention oi
fFnnd n-... sIU a4r.' +# '.. /.
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\ ,coLuangs Ausast TJPseb zsllinget,
q printers apprentice, HM dtoRned n
The Seiota river Whils bathirs. i"
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EAnURES.

TORONTO, August 5.-Thorps. q Par.
sons, wholesale leather merchants, failed
to-day. 80 : '''.''''''N'
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VOLUME XXvI--NUMBER 3l4


NEW ORLEANS, August 6.-Coaes- Dull;
jobbing l4Halsc gold, susar-ouiet and
steady; good common 7Hc, good fair to
fully fair 7SlasKc, prime sx, yellow clAr-
ICED 9Ifaskc Molasses-Dull; common 2S
A25c, fair 26a2sc. " t-s.
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Inil DeliIerI ID Curnherland.

BALTIMORE, August 5.-Seysn prison.
era escaped from the jail at Cumbar-
land, Nd, last night. They oysrpoverSd
their kespsr. p" '' 90 ''' p ,sS
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Heavy Rain Storm-Two Inches
ofWater Ia 80 Minutes.

Fox LAKE JUNCTION, WIS, Aug. o.
A severe Storm Of ifainland wind occur.
red ethis evening" FullyItNo inches 9ol
water fell In so minutes; The grain will
be damaged deonsidstably by yihsiWind and
water, 49,. ..,,,tsw o..
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AUSTRIA.


si.4..I. Troops. !,.E 1n
VIENNA. August 5.-The Austrian
troops are meeting with resistance in
Bosnia, at the village Of Zssee. In Sand
jak Of Banjaluks the Husssrs were 70.
ceived by the inhabitants with = yolley
which was returned. They were again
attacked at MsjIai, in sandi.k Of FeWor-
mix and seventy Austrians killed.
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-Four Per ,,.,,.

ssipSSss sSsos, q q, August 9Th. .,h.
'"sl.ltSoCct ''as per cant loan to-day
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THE WOOL TRADE.



laantes Continues active, and The
a,alls'0u' have reached Abou. the same
Naa ~ last week. The demand
~ !, s'nptDcipally from the larger class
SalaaIIcturst', and the business has
y ssa !, al very healthy character, abou,
aS' WOOL 'Old having gone into The
ana S' iesnal consumers. Fine and
AFs ''o!' have been iu the bes. 70,
wy al'lng been purcha.ed largely lu
sS.i.i sSg.sss % Tie manufacture Of spring
I asfls, COublng and delaine selection,
~ ~ "a ifseIy, the transactions in these
~ ~ :, lEgfeEating $4,000 pounds,
aIS. s%Ss o. q. y grade, are steady, but as re,
NV ls large and stocks accumulatins
r.t' n. v not disposed to hold back, "
AZ r'!oly circular Of George ". Bond
i. ~ ~, ,'potI1 tia, The receipts Of domes-
,.,. lof the dst ,iI months Of III,
H. ~ ave ,s.s been s.S7O,s72 pound. les.
Sns sl asy were tOr the correspondent
III ~. ~ ysaf, Aud 2Ol7,S52 pounds d
m X SeS 1sss, ~, total decline Of receipts
~, s',ss;.a III; pounds, The sales for the
~ = St.ca 70; =. !! reported olall kinda hay,
m 49, =. SSt y. 100 pounds sgains. 4l,7S7,-
is6SS 6SGa' oa.A !ast ye.r, aiaIling off Of IL.
~, "Snds' The falling of in re,
~ sa ~ n been nearly all 10 Caliiorni,
NJ, MI -! tae : 'ale' Of wool In Boston III,
NJ. ,T. '.i 10. ~, uP 2OS2,O9O pounds do.
s,is,, ssSs I'D % $4,000 pounds foreign. TS, TS
IIisi been 1885 bales domestic
3, '''' Gales tOseiEn.-oOmmaeiaI BuI
INV YORK. r1O
NM. me- t l'' holder. .ppear to be x..,ip, iru
ai,, ' IsS'las Is';I 10 their views, and ar,
i, y ,S.l'' u rates 90 the leading style,
tIrt S,..I- tue feportA do no
d, ~ s''!ly y from .ho,s given on Taes
,a.S,.Ss ~ :, s9!'n y when they End a parce
',issIS 'tS'o si 'Ss's known wants are cIOsip,
t, S!,la,t. ~ In come case, on cop,idsf
w.. ;.S't'l'', ~ " bO. there /. no 'GSsa dsmsp,
eSsIn ~ w mere theory that wool i
sSlss,dT IL probably not a parcel eli ha
sot ,I,,ii. H. iS.at' through The week stt tbat ii /
sa,ss D Of oouse hi. ii II il a. a bssI,h, ssy '
alal, y y = tSs market, and can b ,nss ,rsee;
I'D M S.Ild. Isld. TO iOrss tSs SSt@ ea.msn, nls . .
e.a,s,s'ss.I ,sSsI lias Of cOsL holders msetiO 3
S9a; Va " The 'sasop sS,u' psoSs..a. .SSs, ~
.S,ss,' s' :, s0ld adylnce. A sSF "ooS Sa. y
4 sSooS, ~ o. asscs hA. BEEN SSI tsken a,ss5s IN
ueI a. I0P, though some 9th, q Il. ~. ".
isss ~ " held higher c csIiio,si inS ~
sssas5.s4n 1Un been In greater iayor. .I an !,
'a iaIl tatss.--BsIstia. ~
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oRErspAcKERs oRusnED.

LouIsyILLE, August 5.-In the election
to-day Benton Duncan, Of the Labor
National Greenbsck party, was utterly
crushed, not candidate on, the ticket
getting respectable, vote.
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Notes From Bwforf,

FoRr BuroRp, D. r., May FL, 1873
The Benton arrived 3 - y. m yesterday.
| and left for Benton al 1880 IL. IN. Sunday
The new steamer Helena arrived this fore.
noon and got away for up river sbout3 80
p. IN.
A good stage of water in the Yellow
stone and boats intending to navigate that
river should take advantage of that fact.
An old fashioned snow storm here to-
day, and the gathering of May flowers.
postponed until the next fair day.
Two companies of the 5th infantry, A
and +. are in camp on the south side Of
the Missouri. opposite Fort Peck. Theso
troops accompanied Lieut. Baldwin's 9Th
nifty. from Fl Keoyh.
From a private source learn that the
present prospects for surrender of the
hostilcs are anything but bright. A few
hostiles have come somewhere between
Peck and Poplar Creek agency, but no
big chiefs have accompanied them and
it is said that no warrior of importance
will come in.
Three scouts sent out by Lieut.. Baldwin
with message for the hostilcs, were or
dercd back when Il short distance from
the hostile camp. by the Indians, and were
compelled to return to Peck without DC
livcring their message.
Lieut.. Baldwin has established signal
stations between Forts Kcogh and Peck
and Capt. Murdock has established . sta-
ton at the latter camp. When last heard
from the weather had been too unfavora-
BILE for practice.
Lieut.. Hoppin, I'd cavalry, arrived here
April 80. from Fort Custer in q mackin-.
aw, on court martial duty. Lieut. Roc.
same regiment, with number of discharE.
ed employees, who accompanied Lieut.
Hoppin, left on the 1st inst for Bismarck,
by the same conveyance. Rex
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PERSONAL.

Ben Hughes, who was believed to have been
drowned, arrived from Poplar Greek on Tuesday
alive and well. s..-,
Col. John Thompson arrived from Poplar creek
OH the Big Horn aud left on Tuesday for Standing
Rock. =s-H r.. -f
Robt. Macnider, Of the Popular Peoples Sup
ply Store, has been east some days purchasing 3
summer stock of goods.
Ed p. Barrett, of the St. Paul Globe, spent sew
erul days in st. Paul last week canvassing for st.
Pauls great Democratic family journal. ~. f. 81.
J. X. Wetherby has returned from Wisconsin
bringing his wife. .' '.-''' -
Mrs. John A. Stoycll has gone east to spend a
few weeks. .| I.
psny, has gone to DcadwOOd Nr. c. W. Carpcu.
ter, secty., has gone with him.
Frank Gundling and Aug. Rinkerhof will act as
statesmen at the Eppiugcr Star Clothing House.
Ben Ash has returned from Fort Totten bring
ing Brave Bear, one Of the red murderers OF tue
DeLorme family. t.'
Milan Harmon will be styled judge hereafter,
having been appointed judge of probate in Morton
county ..
Mrs A. c. Botkin, whose husband was recently
appointed Governor Of Montana, len for Aelena 81 u
city the guest OF Mrs. Ansley Gray.
Capt. John w. Smith arrived at Bismarck on
the Big Horn OH his way east for goods. The Capt
bf in
look for gold In that region. The captain. 1t will
BE- remembered, was in ut the birth Of the Black
Hills excitement, being one Of Clusters party OF
miners.
Maj. Edwin Stebbins one Of the band of Indian
inspectors, arrived on the Big Horn from Poplar
Crcen and Proceeded W Stanuing Rock 10 Inspect
that agency.
Messrs. A. D. Thomas and J. d. Benton, law
yers, have located at Fargo instead ofat Bismarck
as they at first contemplated.
Major ". B. Jordan, trader at Fort Buford, left
for the East Tuesday night.
W, T. Hicks, who has already made hosts Of
friends in Bismarck, has taken charge of the
books at Geo. Peoples Pioneer Hardware store.
Frank Clcndcnnln, q theological student from
PRINCETON, en- route to Fort Benton, to spend
few weeks with his brothers on the upper Mis-
souri, preached at the Presbyterian church last
Sunday. People were pleased with him, aud scv-
cral suggested that he would do to take the place
of Rev. l. .. Sloan.
Franklin ". Knight, "Nox." special western
correspondent Of several prominent eastern news
papers, favored the TRIBUNE with call this
morning
Adam >rites, q gentleman we'll known here as
well as in st. Paul, and universally respected.
died last evening ut Grand orks.
Frank j. Mead. JohL S. Frey and L. IT. Dyer,
three well known Minneapolis boys, are in the
city.
as Ethcridyc, wife aad son, of St. Paul, are
stopping at the Sheridan.
h u. Cummings. one of the first arrivals in
what is now Bismarck. and who erected the first
frame building in the city. called this morning
Lieut.. uum6ert and family leave for the east
uonduy evening for two months visit.