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stake MOney-Ten Brock and Molly Nc
EnrlnY.

LOUISVILLE, June Cool. NJ. Lewis Clark,
Jr. president of the Louisville Jockey Club,
received the following telegram last night
from San Francisco:
$1,000 to be delivered to the winner of the
race between Ten Brock and Molly Nc
Carthy. THOs. BROWN,
Cashier Bank of California
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PRICE, FIVE CENTS.

preparation, but the friends Of other measures
that are also on the Speakers table may at
tempt to make the fisheries award the STALK
ing horse for them, and thus cause its defeat.
The Presidentis Is reported to have said that If
Congress should adjourn without providing
for this payment, he should immediately call
1t together again in extra session.
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Total gold and silver used as
-. SIS 7o.om.nn

In q letter cited by MI Cannon, the Chief
of the Bureau OF Statistics says that the pres-
ent stock Of precious metals for use In the
world for coinage and the arts) has been ~
timated by trustworthy authorities at from
S11G80 0OO0 900 to S13, ,D00 900 900, or say twelve
billions Of coin. OF this total the United
States possesses about $500, ,000,009 Of gold
and silver, onehah thereof Ia money and the
other half in plate, igwelrY and the arfa
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-06-21

ceived here states that Canon City was
raided by Indians, and number of whites
killed. The excitement in Powder river val
ley continues. There are reports of Indian
depredations in Baker county, Oregon.
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Russians Concentrating Around shumIa
and VRrnR.

LONDON, June 21.-A dispatch from Con-
stantinople says that $1,000 Russians have
arrived at San Stefano from Odessa. The
Russians are also concentrating around the
Sprtresses Of ShumIa and Varna.
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The city Of London elects two sheriffs every
year, but the office has been going q begging
Of late The general street cleaner has ac~
cepted one OF the places. The other remain
vacant. The Office cost the Incumbent aIr
$4,000 a year, hut it Is a necessary steDpfnQ-
| stone 20 the position Of Lord Mayor.
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Persua ding the Car 40 Withdraw.

BERLIN, June ON. Daubreil, Russian
ambassador in this city, has gone to st
Petersburg to induce, If possible, the Gar t.
sanction the withdrawal Of the Russian forCe
from the vicinity of Constantinople.
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Vermont Democratic ConventIOn-NOmi-
nations.

State Convention met to-day. Hon. George
l.. Waterman was made chairman. Hon. W.
III. Bingham was nominated as a candidate
for Governor, Jerome w Pierce for Lieutenant
Governor and Geo. Z. Royce for Treasurer.
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WEATHER BULLETIN.

WAR DEPARTMENT.
Signal Service United States Army. !
Daily meteorological record for the eight hours
ending at 3:43 .. M. Thursday. juno 20.
observations taken at the same moment of
time at all statiOns1
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BERLIN, June 2O.-Count Corti, the italian
delegate to the congress, gave the plentpO-
tentiaries magnificent banquet this even
ing,
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a Vermont girl fell out of a rocking-caair
and received Injuries that killed her in two
hours. Moral: Young girls should not sit In
rocking chair unless there Is a strong young
nan TO hold them in.
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Can thereof, can there be any truth in the
horrible rumor that Capt. Bogardus has gone
to Europe as a Socialist agent, having been
successive capitals, one and a quarter ounces
shot, twenty yards rise and eighty yards
boundary, H and T traps?-[ Chicago Tribune.
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INDIAN UPRISING.
OF WAR ALL ALONG THE
LINE.
saCre FRaFed Il.

representations 1ET the Far West-AfRFm In
WiscOnsTH-A General Mas
saCFe FEARED.
WASHINGTON, June 20.-The hostile In
dams are believed by the officers al the War
Depart naent to be moving towards the Yellow
Stone Park and Eastern Idaho II they go
there they will be In Gen. Terry's division,
Col Gibbon, the Indian fighter, Is second in
command there to Gen. Terry, and will be
given the conduct Of tTse whole Indian cam
paign as soon as the Indians sVrlve iEa that
section, thus relieving Gen. Howard.
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spinners in Blackburn only one voted In favor
OF resumption at full reduction of wages.
GER VI ANY.
The pBlppr0r.

BERLIN June 2O.-It is hoped that the En-
perOr will be able to be Temo owed to Wilhelms-
hoe Castle very soon, where it is confidently
expected that he will speedily recover his
health
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Kearney's MajorIty-Incomlplets Returns

SAN FRANCISCO, June 2O-Kearney's ma
iority in this city Is about 10000; returns not
yet complete.
The Peoples ticket has been successful
throughout the State but the result will not
be definitely known until tomorrow.
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RattIe Retween Turks and Cretans

LONDON, June 21.-A dispatch from Athens
says there is battle proceeding between the
Turks and Cretans near Canuell
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APriYafe Conference.

BERLIN, June 2O.-The representatives of
Austria, Russia and England had long pri-
vate conference to-day.
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Bonds Called For.

WASHINGTON, June 2O-The Treasury viii
issue call to-day for five million six per cent
bonds
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Bowles, Bowlds, BouIs, Boles, Bolds, Bowls
and Bowels. Such is fame, as applied TO
p Julds Baker, the inventor Of Hayes South
ern poIicy-I Washington Post.
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Ceremonies mt vienna.

VIENNA, June 20.-The solemn ceremonies
of Corpus Christi were performed here to-day
with their usual magnificence.
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1neRsineSs I'm Berlin.
RanUuetIng One PlenlpotentIarIes.

LONDON, June 21.-A dispatch from Berlil
says that much uneasness Is felt there.
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Above low

Daily telegraphic report Of the stage Of
"a hours ending yesterday at 8 p. M:
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man in Berks county, Pa, experienced
great elation on the discovery of turtle
bearing on its back the inscription, "Wm.
who did it with his little iack-knife was
quickened and he came down with confess
sion.
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The sex of Ne phono9rapl has been deter
mined to be femase, because II repeats every.
thing that Is said toit.
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TURK EY.

Trouble Apprehenhed.
LONDON, June 21-There are apprehen-
sions OF trouble in Constantinople
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The Investigaaing COMMITTEES.

WASHINGTON, June 2o-Botn the Potter
committee and the Senate committee to IN
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silver and 6 cid,

The Hon. J.. G.. Cannon, OF Illinois. In a.
speech on the monetary question, after care
ful inquiry, states that the total amount Of
gold and silver In the world Is as follows:
For use In the arts and coin
Gold IS 100000 600
Silver 5500s00O.OO0
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F-FallIng; R-Rising; s-stationary.
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AusTRIA's DEMANDS.

The disclosure of Austrias demands by
Count Andrassy was the cause of some excite
ment. The proposition that Russia should
occupy Shumla and Varna and that Austria
should march her army into Bosnia and take
possession of 1t while Russia occupied Bull
garia, excited an earnest protest.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1878-09-05
Yellow Fever.

The spread of this horrid disease is be-
yond any ever known. Families are dy-
ing and in many instances not one is left
to tell Of the sufterings Of all The dead
remain in the house until found by CHART
able scarchers Memphis is almost deser-
ted; only about 5000 white people are left
in the city. Help is called for from the
north, 1t is duty incumbent upon all
who can to contribute according to their
means Mothers are found de.irious with
fever and their dead babes and children
rotting with the rapid decay that follows
decease. Homes have been rendered des
olate and and foul with the terrible eftl
uvia, and the aut|:ori ties are powerless tC
effect sanitary measures of relief. Physic-
,ans have with all their care and proven
tatives been stricken and the majority
fatally The southern cities on the Mis-
sissippi are kin to clarnel houses and this
terrible visitation will near ruin them
In Memphis business is entirely suspend
ed, stores left without keepers and the
streets are only ira veled by funeral escorts
and the dead carts, Unless frost comes
soon the fatality list will deplete the pop
ulation of those cities one half. Tho Sa
maritan's soothing hand is needed now
and the cry for help should not pass un
needed.
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ONE month ago it was announced by
the dispatches that fourteen cases Of yell
low fever had appeared in New Orleans,
but they were thought to be sporadic, and
and not in any degree Threatening TO the
general health Of the city. Since that date
over twenty-five hundred cases have been
reported to the City Hospital, almost sew
en- hundred of which have proved fatal
The disease spread rapidly towards the in
terror, enveloping Grenada in its yellow
folds of death, and almost depopulating
the place. Canton, Vicksburg and Mem
phis next fell in its deadly embrace, and
and at this time it Is moving down hun
dreds every day and spreading greater
CONSERVATION in its track than an army
with fire and sword. People have fed
from their homes terror. stricken, as if they
dwelt in tho shadow Of grumbling vo!ca-
no, and none remained except the sick
and dying, with their heroic nurses and
such of the citizens as were too poor to
travel. All these have become, in a few
short weeks the special wards of charta-
bic people in the North, and now, while
they are in the midst Of their great trbu.
latlons. it is impossible to render them
more aid than they require. From all the
stricken cities they cry aloud for food
medicine and nurses, and those who dwell
in safety beyond the reach of the dreadful
disease should respond promptly and
cheerfully - every demand. Charity, in
case OF this kind, cannot be withheld
for season. Postponement is death, and
whatever any one would do for the relief
of that suffering people should be at once.
-Ep.
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VOL. III.
HElO!T ITEMS,

-Fosdick's new goods are arriving.
Railroad matters are quiet at this end
of the line.
The weather and country compa are
weli,-both splendid.
--Gov. Carpenter speaks at Rock Rapids
Friday the 9Th, at 2 clock in the after
noon ...a- E-.....
The Carpenter building, on Main ST.,
is to be soon occupied by two furniture
dealers.
From the bluff east of town can be
counted 700 grain stacks within reach of
miles.
"A drove Of cattle passed through Be-
lott from Minnesota on their way to Red
Oak, Iowa, Saturday
The stages running into Beloit are all
being patronized well of late, which shows
that business is improving.
Miss. Kate Topper is to conduct a
class in the Norm al at the Teachers Insti
tute at Rock Rapids next week.
This Thursday morning is a perfect
counterpart of Indian summer; smoky, so
that the sun is only seen as through fog
The Beloit mill is overstocked with
wheat for Touring. With such All i'm.
mensc crop no fears are had for lack Of
food and the physical comforts that an
abundant yield brings.
The Democratic Committee to whom
was left the nomination Of a candidate
for Congress, met at Cherokee, Iowa, on
Friday, and presented the name of Walter
II. Brown, Of Emmet county.
Brick making has commenced in the
new yard under the bluff. Those mould
ed are Of superior look, smooth, we'll
made, compact and apparently OF excellent
quality. Should the burn be successful the
gentleman startngi this enterprise have
found bonanza
Unless the approach to the east end OF
the Beoit bridge is improved we fear that
we may be called upon to chronicle some
serious casualty. The approach or grade
should be widened to the extent Of the
bridge and then suitable railing should
be erected, as it is, the high and narrow
grade renders it actually dangerous
Should any horse become fractions or
frightened or inclined to back while on
the approach plunge off Il grade Of IL
feet would likely occur Mrs. Dan Car
penter hired girl, and child were in a
buggy Monday evening, aud IN arriving
at the Buioit end Of the bridge they halted
to let team pass that was coming from
the Dakota side, their horse became un-
manageable and backed the buggy down
the south side Of the steep cmbankmen!
Men rushed to thrir assistance and aided
them in leaving the buggy. The Horse
was gentle one or in all probability the
result would have been a serious one
Happily good scare was the only dam
age. The authorities had better see that
the grade is put IN shape that such acci-
dents may not bc repeated, to avoid a pos
sible injury and perhaps heavy assess
ment for damages.
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Illinois Central r. L
Shortest Route to Chicago.
Sioux City to Chicagol
Without Change nj Cnrx


Express train leaves Sioux City, 1:25 p. M, and
at Chicago 400 p n 25 minutes earlier than G.
n. W. R. II.
Sleeping car runs through from Newell 10 Chic
rgo. Fare for sleeping car, only $500. Passen
ger leaving Chicago at 10 a. N.
Bound west arrive at Sioux City at.12:30.
An accommodatonrain will leave it1tx ;ity
daily, except Saturdays at $50 p. NJ, connecting
with through passenger train at Fort Dodge. Pas
sengers leaving Chicago at 9:25 NJ arriveat Sioux
City at 7:0O A. M.
Trains going east connect at Chicago with all
trains for Detroit, Cleveland, Buffalo, Niagara Falls,
Pittsburg, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington,
New York, Boston and al parts Of the East.
This train connects at Waterloo with trains on
the Cedar Falls and Minnesota Branch, leaving
Waterloo at IL 30 M and arriving at Mona at 30
A. M, connecting with the Milwaukee and st. Paul
railroad trains, and arriving at st. Paul at 55 p NJ.
and Minneapolis at $3.50 P. NJ.
Connections made at Freeport with trains on
the Illinois Central main line, leaving Freeport at
9:47 NJ, arriving at Galesburg at 445 M, Peo-
ria, 800 P. NJ; Burlington at 700 p. NJ. Rock IL
land nt 80 NJ, Quincy at $3.50 NJ, st. Louis
7:15 A. NJ, and Cairo at 4:15 A. NJ. Connecting st
Cairo with trains for Memphis, Nashville, vicks-
burg, Mobile, New Orleans and all parts -nA the
ooutn.
Connections are made st Freaport with Western
Union trains, leaving Freepor At 80 p. Nj ana sr.
irving at Racine at 6:65 p. NJ. and Milwaukee q
1875 p. NJ. 4
Louis, Cairo apd all points South.
Baggag Checked Through
| TO all important points.
For through tickets and information apply sttee
| Illinois Central depot.
Trains run by Dubuque time, which II twtnU
| minutes faster than Sioux City.
JOSEPH +. TuoKER, Chicago,
| W. P, JOHNSON, Master Of Transportston.
0erlI Passenger Agent, Chicago.
VI. A. HsNrLroY, AGENT, Sioux City,.
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OF every one thousand men, twenty die annually.
The population of city or country Is renewed
once in thirty years. The number of old men who
die in cold weather is to those who die in warm
weather as seven to four.
OK Brooklyn Heights the other day wedding
was performed in the house in which the bride was
born, and the room where five of her sisters had
previously been married, aud the bri da party pass!
cd through group of eighteen Of nephews and
neces of the bride in advancing towar DIS the clergy
man who performed the ceremoney.
THE German editors Of Iowa and the Illinois riv-
er cities have consented to the organization Of q
"German Press association of Iowa." which Is 10
meet at Davenport October %, 1878. The pro-
grarnme Of literary exercises is . long one iowa
has twenty-three German papers with circulation
ranging from 10000 10000.
The Woodbury. county fair at Sioux
City is progressing this week, but the
Minnesota fairs have drawn many away
from home exhibitions.
Quarterly meeting Of the mcthodists
will be held at LeMars commencing to-day
Elder Williams will preside.
JUDGE BENNETT has sent in his resigna
J ton as Justice to take effect September 80
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Excursion Steamer Sunk.

Oh Tuesday, the Steamer Princes Alice
with about some 800 passengers, was run
into by propeller in the English channel
She was struck amidship, and sank almost
Immediately. 500 passengers were drown
ed. The Blwell Castle, the steamer thai
did the damage, proceeded on her way
without attempting any assistance.
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CANTON p. O. DIRECTORY.

Southern daily mail arrives every day except Sum
day att A. n. Departs every day except sunday
q 7Y.M
Northern daily mail arrives every day except Sum
d,y :0Op. NJ. Departs every day except Sun
ds at AM.
Canton and Milltown mail arrives every Tuesday
and Friday III IL M. Departs same days at p. NJ.
Canton L Mchland mail arrives every Friday, at
6pM. Departs every Saturday, at A. NJ.
Once oven from A. NJ. to . P. NJ. On Sundays
from to 3 P. M, and one hour after the mail
riyes from the North.
JOHN FALDE, Postmaster.
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MINNESOTA
STATE FAIR FOR 1873.
Sept. 2 to 7th inclusive.
The ST. Paul d Siour Cityand
tSiour City d st. Paul Rail Roads
WILL SELL RoUED-TRIP
Excursion Tickets to St. Paul
And return, at lower rates than ever
bafnre offered.

The sale Of these tickets will commence Monday,
Sept. I'd, and close Saturday, Sept. 7th,
Returh coupons will DO good until Saturday, Sept.
7th, inclutive.
Return coupons will be good from st. Paul
Minneapolis, at the option of the holder.
Admission tickets to the Fa Grounds will be on
sale al all stations at 80 cents each and must be
purchased in order to secure the reduced fare on
the road.
All oreiitabie samples OF grain or vegetables Tor
exhibition, will be transported FREE. All other
articles will be charged at regular rates going TO the
Fair but will be returned free certificate OF the
Secretary Of the State Fair that they were on E1h1-
bition and did not change ownership.
Commencing Tuesday Sept. Sd, special Train
will be run between Mankato and st. Paul, leaving
Mankato ds!y at 80 A.. NJ, and leaving st. Paul at
6.35 thus enabling visitors to the Fair TO re-
turn to their homes the same day.
For further particulars posters in the depots
aud all public places.
j. w. BISHOP, JONI F. LINCOLN,
Genl Manager. Supt,
&c. BOYDEN, VIII. DIXON,
Genr Freight Agt. Ganl Ticket Agt.
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Wanted.

500 Teams, on the Pembina extension
between Calliope and Fairview, $500 a
day will be paid Tor man and team, and
$3.50 day for man alone Apply to
G. NJ. BERGAN,
On the road between Fairview and Cal
liope.
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MRS. e. Nj. WELLS,

MILLINERY 4 FANCY GOODS DEALER has
Nl Just received, new stock of the latest styles
Of summer Goods, also supply of most fashionable
Patterns. Orders for Dress and Cloak making will
received prompt attention.
Call early, aud see my goods, ad learn my prices
before leaving orders elswhere. (28-tf)
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AGENTS WANTED.
Pure Teas in Sealed Packages.

AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE to sell Teas
u to families, hotels, and large consumers-the
largest stock in the country to select from-quattes
OF ell descriptions from The highest imported 10 the
lowest grades-s large discount, and handsome
income to all who cell for uscountry store-keepers
druggists who wish to sell teas in sealed pound
packages, peddlers and, In fact, all who wish e
obtain an honorable living by selling teas should
write US for . circular.
WELLS TEA COMPANY,
p. o. Boz 466O. 2n1 Fulton st., Ne% Yc
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M. l.. SYVEJSUD.

VXIATCHMAKER l. JEWELER, and dealer In
w Clocks, Jewelry, Etc, at Gilbert's store,
Canton, D. T. vi kinds of work in my line attended
topromptly in Ion short notice.
EH- REYERENCE-MY WORK.
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THE Indians have been ordered TO leave
the Jim river IN the vicinity Of the Dirt
Lodges
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THE Northern Pacific Railroad is ship
ping cattle east, that have come from
Montana,
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r EMARS, IOWA, corner 9Th and Washington
IL streets G. H. Dingemans, Proprietor, (suc,
cessor to NJ. Thiltgen). wel-furnished table, ana
clean, airy sleeping rooms Ample Feed and Liv-
cry Stables attached Excellent hotel for farmers.
Terms moderate.
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A Card.

The undersigned will open September
Cd, in the Store formerly occupied by s.
H. Stafford, opposite Bailey & Gifford's
office, we'll selected stock Of Dry Goods
and Groceries, which he will sell as cheap
as the cheapest.
VIM II. MILLER
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&. w. NAYLOR.

(NOUNTY TREASURER, Canton, D. 7. Re a
~ Estate ard tax paying business promptly at
.ended to. Once at Court House. 1tf
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MISCELLANEOUS.
WM NJ CIPPETT.

DEAL ESTATE L ABSTRACT OFFICE; WIZ
- pay taxes for non-rcsidents. once ~ IN
Court House, Canton, ID. T. 't1
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Temperance Billiard Hall.

nELOIT, Iowa, Thos. H. Rood, Proprietor
n A pleasant place of recreation, fine tables'
cool drinks, choice cigars, etc. You are re-
ectfuy invited to call in and pass pleasant hour
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Lost.

August 49, a girls brown woo)len wove
sack. Amy one returning it to the ADvo-
CATE office will confer favor on Rev. G.
w. isatcheller of Dell Rapids d. T,
! Anr Il 1878