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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-03-21

ot mhuhXtiuenb OF any company
intent TO deceive do any act or thing tending to give
tho penalties already provided BY law be guilty Of
punished BY a ane not exceeding 5000. or BY
IN 10 the county jail not more than one
any entry any book account or ssssmsn OF any
lie Insurance. Company with intent to deraud shall be
snc. 2s.-Tnis act shall take effect Immediately.
THE NEW PRISON COMMISSION.
After most violent douate IN tue Senate 10 which
even the constitution invoked against it, Mr.. ST.
Johns bill providing tor the appointment OF u
mlsson 70 report on tho necessity and locate site
for new State Prison was passed. The debate
turned on the question as 10 whether Mr. PI.Isbury
should be one OF the commissioners That question
was decided afIrmaively.
AN OFFICIAL PROTEST
communication from Mayor Ely. accompanied Dv
the remous,rance OF the Common Council OF New York
city, was presented In inc Senate this morning. Tho
Mayors unication only roIers the protest he
has been requested to transmit Tho protest recltcs
that Assembly bills Nos so ana S6both introduced by
Mr. DAILY OF New YORK, one IN relation 10 repavement
the other to tho supply Of Croton watcr--aro OBJ
authorize The issue OF city bonds aud local xpendi
turcs Ny which the nun cpai debt and taxation Will
DC largely and unnecessarily increased Tho protest
continues that both the bills are OF thar class OF
special legislation for local affairs without the consent
and approval OF tho proper city authorities having
been first received authorizing expenditures and tho
Issue OF bonds, which has heretofore saddIed tho
city withs DEBT aud made taxation burdensomc.
DOES NECESSITY ExIsr2'
The plea oil necessity, which has boon made In
favor OF these new Dills is disposed Of by reference
10 chapter 476 Of tue Laws OF 1875, when provides
Tor ID uniform system for tho requirement. OF the
streets In the city OF New York, and author
izes the annual expenditure OF $500 900 Tor that
purpose In 1877 the Com m onor of Public
works, acting under the law, paved with granite
block pavement. Wost Broadway, from Chambers TO
Canal street. College place. from Chambers street 10
Barclay; Ferry street, from Gold to Peck slip;
Spruce street. IRON Nassau Cola street. John street,
from Broadway TO Water street; Warren street. from
Broadway to West street; Maidea lane, from broad
way to south street; Nassau street, iron Spruce 10
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L. II t
Fashion simmered down for our Ia
dy readers: Overskirts are dying hard,
Basques are feeble, Chemisettes are fresh
and worn lively. Canton, grapes are in
fashion (probably Canton, D. T. Mosquito
bar, Leg of Mutton sleeves are coming
surely, one of our Masqueraders revived
the fashion. Knife plaitings are all the
rage takes a great many knives but la-
dies wss5 be ertrdoags,st. The sho IT Kilt
skirt is much worn especially when wash
ing up q floor Handkerchiefs with col
ored border are very stylish, take piece
of white canvass and paint border Of
blue and red, it makes fine effect. All
fashionable costumes are made Of two
kinds of stuff like q bed quilt somewhat
Pin head checks are popular but it takes
pin heads by the barrel Stockings can
be made of the same as all
stockings, match the dress nowadays.
The new spring wraps are sacques man
ties and capes made Of your husbands old
coats or any thing you choose.
BRYoPHYLLUM CALYCINUM,
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Estraly ~ Notice.

Notice is hereby given that on the night
Of the 9th Of April, there came onto my
premises, one half mile north Of Canton.
One Cow Of q reddish color. h
One Helfer about 8 years old same col
or as above 6.. . vi.
Two steers Rsd and White Of color
about two years old. m
Two heifers, Red of color, about years
old. is15s A .Itt5
One Hsifer Red, s White color, . years
old.
One Heifer Red and White Spotted
about one year old.
All OF which we're taken up BY me On
the Morning Of the tenth, and arc now be.
Ing fed and cared for q my place above
described. The owner or owners Of the
same are req uested TO call, prove property
pay charges and take them away.
483 ]. M. VAIL
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Mortgage Sale.
B. @ JAcoBss
Co. sup't.

nEFAULT HAVING BEEN MADE IN ths pay
Dment of Certain Moneys secured BY ecerfain
Mortgage bearing date the Goth day Of July, 1916,
made and executed by kvrin y. LAgrin = Aert.
kota Territory Mortgsgee, which said Moft9A4e
contains power of sale in case Of default ID tie
conditions thereof, and was recorded in the .omes
Of the Register Of Deeds Of Lincoln County, Dako.
ta Territory in Book sc" on pages SO, 80 and
sa1, on the 21st day Of July, a. D. 1876, & 7-ls
O'Clock I. M, Of said day, said Mortgage was Givsa
to secure the payment Of tcertaan promisssry
note bearing even date with said M01gagos and e1-
ecuted BY the said Mortgagor for the sum q org
said note provided, and due on the 20eh day o. Ja
IT, A. D. 1877, and no proceedings at Law or othefs
wise have been had to recover the said debt reans
ing due and unpaid, or any part thereof, and
the said Mortgage at the date hereof u the sum Of
One Hundred and Thirty Seven 71-lOO Dollars
(S137. .79 and that said sum ID the whole aOoa0s
Of said Mortgage both princp and lntsrsse -
maining unpaid.
to the Statute in such made and provided thas
by virtue Of the power Of sale In said Mortgage
contained, the said Mortgage VIII be forecaosed ~
sale of the premises herein described, at kubhe
Auction on ths 30th day Of May. =. y. lS7S, .
o'clock in the forenoon Of said day ct the front door
Of the Court House in the village Of Canton, in said
Lincoln County, Dakota Territory to PAY the
amount due upon said Mortgage, the Legal expsn-
ses thereof, and the sum Of Forty Dollars attorney
fees as provided for in said mortgage.
The following is description Of the MortEAged
premises as aforesaid to be sold, g containsd n
said Mortgsge: The South West Quarter q Gso-
ton Number Four, in Township Number Nineky
Seven Of Range Number Forty Nine. ts 54
5'A'll n' : o i go JACOB RUMMEf.
r, T.. P11TIGREw, Aor419oe.
ss' Attorney fer Mortgssee. (ls-v-s.)i
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Notice.

=. =
Notice is hereby given, that the Board
of County Commissioners of Lincoln Co.,
o. t., will meet in the County Clerks OF
fee in the Court House, at Canton, on the
9th DAY of Nay, 1878, at 10 O'Clock Q. M;
(being the first Monday in May for the
purpose of Equalizing, and correcting the
assessment roll, of said County Of Lincoln
for the year 1878 Any person feeling
aggrleved with his assessment for said
year is hereby notified to appear.
\ Dated at Canton the 18th day Of April,
1878.
THORE ]. THoNsTAD,
County g ,erk.
d per MArH HANSON. !.
N Deputy.
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CANTON PosT.oFFIcE DIRECTOR;

CANTON PosT.oFFlcE DIRECTORY
Southern daily mail arrives every dsy sxsept sun
lAy At $3.50 ?. \. Departs every day except Sunday
ats ~. 49, 2la@ &f5H+ n -~fttkiGGA N#}I
Northern daily mail arrives every day except Sat-
srdY at $50 4. y. Departs every day except Mon
Day st An. fts }5ET &t If ~aH &EhE& 3&3
Canton and Milltown mail arrives eAery Tuesday
md Saturday at 6P. N. Departs every Monday and
Eh ursdsy at6A.M. ~ Ahf+ t5sf3 F.3ai
Canton Richlsnd mail arrives every Friday, at
xP.M. Departs every Thursday, at 8 4. Il.
aay at \. N. Arrives every Friday 1t 4. NJ, -,
Once oLen from Z 4. N. to 2 p. M. On Sundays
frcm1 TO 2 Pm, and one hour after the mail A.
Sivss frsm the North atitGJ itlE <,N
JOIN FALDE, Postmaster.
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Do not hang yourself because he sells
SlCcAL ROPE ,ss.t
at l23 cts a pound. and at liberal dis
count for &s NJ" ,iis 32-s1fllffsEE < es.
'.s0 ''i FULL BALES. a.2& '3f's.,
You had better simply lariat yourself
when he sells Picket Pins for 20 cents,
and Swivels' at 8 cents piece. But
the most sensible purchase would be the
[rishman's Carriage THE NJ MURPHY
WHEELBARROW, tor $500, and
filed will TIN Ware from Otto's. And
if you want to make the wife happy the
JULIEN CHURrg a&
combined with a Butter Worker cannot
fail Of satisfying her that it is the Best
Churn sold at the low price of $7.O0.
Prison Work
is not the best by any means, and the
BATCHELLOR FORK s7.s.
is the only good one Of the kind not
made by Prison labor; and Otto is the
only one that sells 4 and 6 tine Manure
and 3 and tine PIrcH Fork for 60
cents. a-4a.t s.i3 us gs43#i
The Mosquitoes song and the tlys'
buzz can be kept at that distance that
tends enchantment by investing at the
rate Of cents foot for s'1 -
"A .'' Green Wire Gauze.a
And that Internal squeek Of the wagon
hub should be stopped With some Of
that cents Box z 3H
~ AXLE GREASE.
And his 81 inch cylinder and 10 inch
stroke lt r. e#sf4L .&T3zHA ssaa
t Iron Pump '
for 50. will throw water from China.
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THU PARIS EXPO.
S|IIOI
IS NOT TO OPEN UNTIL THE tST
OF MAY, BUT
ARTHUR RUDOLPH

ARTHUR RUDOLPH
Has received and opened the largest
Stock Of
CLOTHING tt @a
at his Emporium, on Main St, Canton,
that Lincoln, County has ever before con-
tanned. His large and varied assort-
ment of 3az
SUITS I 4 s3
Of English Worsted, Imported. Army
Fl annel, Corduroy, Diagonal Cottonsdes,
American Doeskins, Broadcloth of all
sizes from 40 to so, waist measure Of the
best, Harris Cassimeres. CANNOT BE
BEAT. -a .-a. 20. ss a,fs--- 5a
aaz GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
consisting Of Hats, for from IS cts to $3.50
apiece. Handkerchiefs, from 5cts to $500
piece. Finest Assortment Of Fancy
DRESS SHIRTS sas
made of the best of Ch=yiot and French
Muslin Latest style of Paris Exposition
.tl## $A '92 NECK TIES, ~
MAY FLOWER Standing Collars. In the
.,s a.-.,s.. -, BOOT d SHOE ,~at.4 t.,m.
Department he has Phelps Dodge s. Pal
mer fancy -
Ea DRESS BOOT,
Also KIP BOOT. Plough Shoes s. Boots
and cases of t
'.-. RUBBER BOOTS d SHOES
He will CONTRACT to sell you any of
his Goods for >@3 s.&l@} a@ @@a&
iaAEE# LESS MONEY
than any other establishment - J..
WEST OF, THE MISSISSIPPI
4.sE &gsa g5.g RIVER. t;@a
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Teachers Institute.

A Teachers Institute will be held In tho
village Of Carton, commencing Monday,
April 2sd, 1878, and continuing through
the week.
This a good opportunity Of spending
week Of special drill on that which will
aid in improving the condition Of our
schools.
A part Of the public examination quss-
tions for this spring will be selected with
in the range Of the work Of this Institute.
Every teachers aim should be to use ev-
cry means towards making himself more
efficient in his work, and Teachers Insti.
tutes furnish mere new ideas for an atten
tive and working teacher, than can b
procured by any other plan Of instruction.,
during the same length Of time.
The Institute exercises are public, and
all interested in our schools are invited td
be present.
March I'd, 1878. B. O JAcoBss
- F.s #Gs % SEQ 3# IN Annst
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public examination ,. Teachers for Lin

public Examination 0. Teachers Tor Lin
col I, Comfy.
The spring examination for the present
year will be held at the village Of Canton,
on Tuesday, April Both.
The school law for Dakots Territory
prohibits that the officers Of school dis
tricts enter into any contract with teach.
er who has not previously obtained Ger.
tifcate and therefore II is necessary for
teacher to obtain certificate and theeS
fore it is necessary for teacher to obtain
certificate before entering fnto con
tract
The interest Of tho teachers as well
as that Of the public require : full meet
ing. ~
April 2, 1878 B. G. JACOBS,
.. Co. Sup't.
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COUNTY OFFICERS.

3. ". oAhrxA, District Attorney. .&4f @@5
". N. Ou1PRTr, Clerk Of District Court. .agf
THonr J. THoNsTAD, Register Of Deeds and III
oAclo County Clerk. 4t5i ''f&EF wv y
0Ko. ". NAYLoR, Treasurer.
10. FITzsERALD, Judge Of Probate. ,aa...,,s
A. p. DIXON, Sheriff. ts'aHSiE'5
,. O. JACOBS, superintendent OF Schools.
a A AH1nsoH, Chairman, aS}@ .s'' .lj
". W. PALNIx, zoo. Commissioners
n. r. HoaoDooN, $f $tE5sEl@ T35yG
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G | !. En-. |: !. :. 4 G | R A. n rs
".f s4i. sl.aa4 VISIT TO # "A
EGKP d

Did y ID not occasion near the surprise that the
late arrival Of the immense stock Of ..e
a- s.z5 Goods did. at @
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ADVERTISING A RATES.
Correspondence.
JOB PRINTING.

Orders fsr all kinds Of lob Printing prsnpAI =
ended to- quickly 6sd. and sstisfsctisn gussaatssA
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HOTELS
HARNESS.

t% Rf5" Manufacturer and Dealer liz 81
HARNESS, HALTERs, COLLARS, RIDING
4 ,aTg}'} BRIDES, Etc., &c. ia 5a.}
Constantly on hand good assortment of Whips,
Lashss, Brushes, Curry Combs, Collars, &c. Will
sell q cheap as the cheapest. Give him call.
Canton, Oct. 2S. Il .sJ5Es A& t23tf.
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CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.

CINCINNATI, July Sl-1 P. NJ
FLOUR-The demand is only moderate, and the
market is easy. Family quoted at 81 35a4 rs for
ordinary and $5@$5 SO for fancy per brl. Extra at
$3 60@3 30 and superfne at $2 1898 10. Low
grades at $2@2 so per brl. Spring wheat -four
held nominally at "a 50@4 rs for ordinary and
81 9095 Is for prime to choice. Minnesota rye
flour steady at ~ 9o@S Is, per brl as to quality.
WHEATrThe market is quiet to-day and rather
unsteady Receipts large. Choice amber quoted
90c on arrival, a d white held 2@Sc more. Good
to prime amber at 85@Ssc per bu. Red is quoted
s3GSSc for good to choice. Some grades nominal
down to 65c per bu.
,OATs--Have quiet and steady demand, gener-
ally for feeding purposes, and receipts moderate
but ample. New are quoted 256s27c for prime to
choice, but offerings mostly OF inferior grade at %
@23e per bu. Choice old white held at SOC, and
good to prime mixed at 27@2Sc per bu on arrival,
and 191c more for store lots
BARLEY-Continues dull and hardly any quo
tations can be made owing to the very light sales
choice sample.
RYE-Ths demand 10 only moderate and the
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OUR WAASS
Over the Border and in the West.

National Associated Press TO the Star.
WASHINGTON, July 31.-The following dis
patch has just been received at the War De-
partment:
. "SAN Francisco, July 80, 1873.
General Sherman, Washington:
General Howard telegraphs from Malheur
Agency, 2SGh instant, via Baker City, as fol-
lows:
1.-THE crisis of the campaign has certainly
passed. The check at the Columbia serves
to keep the peace north of that river The
Bannocks and Piutes, fleeing southward.
have not fully separated, but have divided
their trails and run over the roughest noun
tain country.
Il am moving my troops so as to pick the
hostiles up in detail and draw them to the
reservations, following any consid-
cradle number as fast as possible.
Forsythe has eight companies of
cavalry here; Green the three
near the mouth of the Weiser. To-day
Crook has been telegraphed of the east ward
fight of the Indians, and asked to watch
that they do not Stop on the reservation and
escape arrest.
"[Signed] MCDOWELL Maj Gen."
WASHINGTON, July 31-General Sherman
received letter from General Ord stating
that the report of Col. Mackenzies having
crossed into Mexico with eight thousand
men is untrue.
United States troops had not crossed into
Mexico since Col. Mackenzie's raid after the
Mexican and Indian raiders reported some
two months or more since. Gen. Ord says
the Rio Grande is so high that it is impossi-
BILE to cross with horses or cattle, conse-
quently things are comparatively quiet on
the border.
Sitting Bull has been notified that his
offer to surrender can not be accepted That
neither he nor his followers are wanted on
this side of the border.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

WILMINGTON, July 31-Spirits turpentine firm
at 2Sc.
OswEGo, July 31.-Wheat steady: No. l Mil
waukee, 81 II; white. 81 20. Corn firm: High
mixed Toledo, 45e; State 44c. Oats UNCHANGED; /;
mixed State Sic.
INDIANAPOLIS, July 31.-Flo,1r quiet and TN
changed. Wheat quiet: No. 2 red, SSc; July, 81;
August SO. Corn steady at 37@3Sc Oats, 25927c.
SIC; clear rib sides, &C. Lard, &c. Hams, 99s11Sc.
go; soft rectifed, 81 0491 06. Coffee dull and
lower Rio cargoes, ordinary to prime 1.S75@17c
gold; Others unchanged. Gold 1@1A per cent:
sight exchange on New York, 3-10@T premium;
sterling exchange, bankers' bills 81 82L.
LONDON July 31-Flour unchanged at 2ss.
Wheat: Arrived cargoss dull and declined about
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n8- In order to accommodate Eastern advertis-
ers in the STAR, Mr.. E. Duncan Snfen No. u
Astor House, New York City, has been appointed
our general and special agent for the Eastern
States. This will be a branch office OF the STAR,
Mr.. Snifen being authorized to make advertising
contracts on our behalf and receipt all collections
therefor in our name.
nB- CINCINNATI, July $3.50 P. M.-Whisky
active at yesterdays prices Corn steady and mod
crate sales. Wheat quiet Oats dull beyond the
local trade. Mess pork moderately active. Lard
fair movement and steady. Bulk meats easy and
little doing. Hogs rather active at previous prices.
Cotton firm and some advance in prices. Flour
quiet and weak market Barley nominal
ng- -WEATHER.-Probably fair or partly cloudy
and sultry weather for the next twenty-four
hours.
HB- THE Covington Office of the STAR is at No.
= East Pike street, in Hardn's Insurance Office.
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FINANCIAL.

CINCINNATI, July 31-1:30 P. NJ
Gold unchanged Buying at 1907, selling at
1907. Gold checks, 10054.
Eastern exchange is dull and rates lower to-day
1t is now quoted LILO discount buying and par
selling.
Sterling is quiet and unchanged. We quote
sight at 81 S6, and GO day bills at $i SO in gold
per e.
Government bonds without material change and
the local dpmaa i light:
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PROBATE.
The will of Joseph Roller was admitted
to probate.
UNITED STATES.
Bankruptcies-Daniel G. Dustin, OF Ba-
tavia, Clermont County, Ohio; Theodore
Frederick, of Troy, Ohio; Chas. L. Brown,
of Dayton, Ohio.
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For w heeiing.

THURSDAY, 1st at P. NJ POSITIVELY,
49, h FLORENCE MILLER James Nichols
Master. Apply on board or to Royse d
Mosset, Agents, on N. O. Whar boat.
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For POrllerOy
For Huntington.

THIS DAY, s1st, at P. NJ, POSITIVELY,
H. h. EMMA GRAHAM, Hod Knowles,
Getty % cpbtg BcT3an n DSaS Co., gs c1nnins 70 MI =
lam, J. s. Robinson, Agents.
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For Memphis.

WEDNESDAY, 31st, at s A. M. POSITIVELY,
~ l. CONS. MILLAR, W. G. Tichenor, Mas
ter Apply on board, or to Royse &
Mosset, Agents, On N. o. Wharfboat
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For Louisville.

TUESDAY and FRIDAY, at II M. POSITIVELY.
~ = VIRGIE LEE, W. II. Kirby, Master
Apply on board, or to W. J. Hallgath
q northwest corner Water and Main SITS
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beed rescued from the water. The other col
ored man was also rescued. The body was re-
covered.
The Sugar Boscl says that on Christmas
eve, about 10 clock, upon his return home,
Mr.. Blanc GOnsOulln discovered his wife
dead. Mrs. GOnSOulln was burned to death.
Her remains were 80 charred and blackened
by the action Of fire that she could scarcely
be recognized. Mrs. GOnsOulin, member OF
one Of the families OF BrOussards, In thie
parish, had been for many years affected with
fainting spells and q species OF epileptic fits
She was alone at their home, near the lower
limits OF town, at the time Of the burning,
her husband being up town.
The Farmerville Gasette has information
that on Friday night last, the twentieth In
slant, murder was committed In Ouachita
parish, just across the line Of Union. 1t APP
pears that Sam Manuel was visiting negro
woman's house, and Allen Lewis came down,
and difficulty ensued about Sans visiting
the woman. A fight ensued, in which Sam got
the advantage; after the fighting Allen
seized an ak and struck Sam, severing his
arm and the jug,ilar vein and then drew the
dead body out OF the house, where 1t remained
until late next morning. He then went home,
procured assistance and dragged the body a
quarter OF mile off and threw it into q creek.
The citizens, hearing OF the affair, made dill
gent search for the murderer and found him
at his house. When arrested Allen confessed
to the deed and carried the posse to the scene
Of the murder, where the body was found.
Allen was taken to Monroe, where he Is now
safely lodged In jail to await the action OF the
courts.
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steinway and Knabe pianos at Grunewald
Hall.