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Bismarck tri-weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1881, 1878-01-08
Poker rs . Family Game.
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A party of Indians were playing
poker on Court street recently. and
one of the players, who was III on a
bluff, having all his 'noary III the pot,
pulled off his blanket and raised his
opponent ore blanket The other In.
dian saw the raise anI raised it a
sQuaw better. a ID TIE, the buffer hes
itated. He offered to put % his moth
er, but the other player said she was
too old, ard that he he had put up his
wife and wanted the bes called with a
wife or he would take down the pot;
snd the Indian with TWO duces laid
down his hand, aad will sleep tonight
with barley sack for bed spread.
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TRADING WITH BISMARCK.

j. r. Coykeudau'sD Dry Goods Estab-
1ishment at minneapo6s-One Of
the Big Houses Of Minnesota and
One that is Sound as a Trade Dol
lar.
Mr. J. r. Coykendal!, who has been
making the acquaintance Of our busi-
ness men is the senior partner AID
founder of one of the largest dry good
houses in Minneapolis OF the State.
Mr.. Coykendall built up the finest re-
tail store in the ''Lowell of the West
and then saw his opportunity to branch
out in the wholesale trade Of dry goods
and notions. To accommodate him
there was planned and built one of the
finest buildings in Minnesota. Ever
these commodious quarters, occupied
last summer, have proven too small for
the success of the wholesale departure.
1t has passed beyond the largest expec-
tations and as Coykendalps luck would
have 1t, the great wheat harvest came
on to make his success all the more
emphatic and decisive. The great Sc
cret Of his mercantile rise, however,
has been in his sound business prInci-
pies. He has always been business and
is to-day as jealous of his business hon.
or as A. T. Stewart ever was. He is a
man, who discounts his own bills, and
always pays cash for every dollar Of
goods purchased. There is an advau-
tage in this method Of doing business
that every body can understand without
our illustrating. Besides doing busi-
ness correctly themselves Mr. Coyken~
dalrs firm aims to sell goods only TO
those merchants who have adopted a
similar theory of practice. That meth
cd gives good class Of merchants to
rely on, and from the heaviest and
soundest house in n Y. down to tue
smallest in Dakota there is established
a class of merchants who never fail.
There is no extravigance in their man
agement and expenses are kept down
to the most practical point. They are
close buyers and close Sellers. taking
the same position that similar firms
take in the Eastern market. They have
always . resident buyer East, and that
is no small item in taking advantage
Of the market.
Mr.. CoykendaIl was go we'll pleased
with Bismar that he intends TO visit
her often and make himself an intimate
friend and patron lis firm believes
this section will support good houses,
that buy at close figures and they pro-
pose to give them the fisares~
The TEIEUsE, in conclusion, can only
say in the broadcast terms that the
character Of the Coykeudsil copssrn in
every respect is high and unim2eaeha~
bIe 1t is house that will weather
every commercial crisis that the blsi-
ess world is heir to.
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@ HIC A g. O .
ST. PAUL g. MINNEAPOLIS
I | N I'D

LIN ID.
That portion of the Chicago Northwestern Rail-
way between Chicago and Eiroy (via Madison) ,and
the West Wisconsin Railway between Elroy and st.
Paul, to minneapolis, form a single Line between
Chicago, st. Paul L Minneapolis. This line will
hereafter be known as the --.-.--
Chicago, st. Paul & minneapolis line
1. the ONLY LINE between st: Paul and Min
neapois and Chicago that passes through Hudson.
Eau Clare, Black River Pals. Elroy aud Madison,
and
is the Only Line
that runs on any Of its trains the celebrated
Pullman Palace Cars.
Ail trains OF this great route run through without
e=ss,se Of cars. Pullman Palace Drawing Room
and Sleeping Cars are run on all It's trains
All Express trains on this route are equipped with
Westinghouse Patent Air Brakes and Millers Pat
ent Safety Plat form and Cou plers-The Most Per
feet Protection against Accidents known,
This popular route is unsurpassed for speed Com
and perfect track Of Steel Rails, the celebrated
Pullman Palace csrs, the Perfect Telegraph
System Of moving trains, the regularity with which
through Cars between Chicago and all points West,
North and Northwest, secure to passengers all the
Comforts in Modern Railway Travelling.
II Hyon wish the Best Travelling Accommodations.
you will buy your tickets by this Route, and will
take no other.
All Ticket Agents can sell you through tickets
and Check usual baggage free BY this line.
&DSSSen2eES IOI NnIcS&os DetfoH, IOeoOs OIeVe =
land, Buffalo. Niagara Ralls, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati
Toronto. Montreal, Quebec. Portland, Boston, New
York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington, In
dianapolis, st. Louis. Cairo and all
Points South and East,
should buy their tickets via
Chicago, St. Paul & Minneapolis
Line. Close connections are made at Chicago with
the Lake Shore + Michigan Southern, Baltimore
Ohio, Michigan Central, Pittsburgh. Fort Wayne
Chicago, Kaukakee Line and Pan Handle Routes,
for all points East and South east, and with the
Chicago Alton and 1llirois Csntra! for all points
South
= New York 0aice, No: IS Broadway. Boston
Corner Third and Jackson Streets, and at depot
on Sibley street; Minneapolis Ticket Offices, No.
Nicoetf House Block and at st. Paul Pacific de-
pot; Chicago Ticket Offices, 81 CLARK street, under
sherman House, Is Canal, corner Madisen street;
KiDzie Street Depot, cor West Kinzie and Canal
Streets; Wells Street Depot, cor Wells and Kinzie
Streets. VIII STENHETr. Gen Pas. Ag't, Chicago
PB CLARK, G PA, " WR'y, st Paul.
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.aArHEs, GOOD-k scHURME1ER, Merchan,
WI Tailors and dealers In Gents Furnishing Goods,
No. So Jackson Street, st. Paul, MINI. Suits made
n the most fashionable style, at short notice.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-07

The HOWE cannot be cNcelled for DURABILITY,
SIMPLICITY, and RANGE OF WORK.
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BUFFALO SPRINGS.
OF the Richmond Dispatch
I I,riI1 SI,DINcS VA l

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispa,ch.l
BUFFALO LITHIA SPRINGS, VA..3
August 4, 1878.
But few watering-places in this country
ever gained in so few years such celebrity
rs this one. And, what is more remarkable,
the reputation OF the waters suffer no detri-
ment from time, trial, or competition, but
has constantly advanced and maintained all
the virtues and potency claimed for them.
Their powers and effects are not temporary,
but permanent and complete: The rapid
transformation from disease and despond-
ency to health and vigor, visible to the Or
binary observer, fills one with Amusement
at their magical an d enliyeniDg properties.
Bv comparison OF Jne analysis OF these
springs with the celebrated waters OF this
country and OF France and Bohemia, [ find
none excel them in tithid and potaSsia, two
valuable natural medicinal ingredients. The
most Skilful and elaborate preparations OF
medicinal science have never accomplished
Il combination superior to these waters.
And it Is certain that these properties
and remedies are dissolved in the best med
icine ever yet discovered for their admins
tration by any OF the medical fraternity
or any knowledge OF pharmacy.
The location is in 4 salubrious climate,
and the natural beauty Ct the valley where
Inc springs DulsI loIlu " uaNC pSSh
formed BY nature as Il retreat for wearled
and suffering humanity: Sudden changes
Of the temperature rarely ever occur. At
night you enjoy quiet and pleasant rest, not
like the tabled sleep Of Lethe, but delight
full and refreshing slum6ers. v,.@y
The proyerbial sociability and freedom
OF the visitors here, the general neatness
and good order Of the place, and excellent
fare are apparent to all who resort here for
health or recreation.
There is large ballroom and music for
the patrons OF Terpsichore, and other
amusements for those OF different tastes.
have been Informed by Colonel Goode,
the proprietor, that he has recently received
another order for the water TO be shipped
TO France.
The visitors here are from different States
and sections, and among them Mr.. Plea
SAINTS, of the Dispatch, and also Rev. John
Pollard, Of Baltimore, whose genial coun-
tenance the writer had not seen since his
college-days, twenty years ago. Then
was e.senior" and he q g Junior" and
now he is d. d. and ] am still j.
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The stexican.Border TROUBLES.

WASHINGTON, August Gin the Cabinet
to-day the Secretary Of War said news had
been received by the War Department from
the Rio Grande to the effect that several
Mexican companies were being organized
for the purpose Of repelling raids across
the river by United States forces. 1t is re-
garded that matters are approaching Sc
rious condition in that section. The orders
to General Ord are frequently stated to re-
main in force, aud raiders upon this side OF
the river will be followed into Mexico be-
yond doubt, though the wish Of this Gov
eminent is that there will be no occasion
for any future crossing by our soldiers.
The discussion Of the matter was inter-
esting, but it was not considered that any
necessity exists at present for any addi-
tional orders to the American forces. De-
currences of startling character would be
attended to as they arose.
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i.ArEsr roRETex xEyss.
EnrI,and.,

THE PIGEoN-sHoO TIsG MATCH.
LONDON, August e.-Tbe international
eon-shooting match between Bogardns
and Aubrey Coventry, for LOCO side,
each to shoot at fifty birds, came off to-day.
Bogardus was the winner, the score being I:
Bogardus, IS; Coventry, 70.
THE SUPPLEMENTARY ESTIMATES.
LONDON, August 6.-Tn the House OF Com
mons to-day Sir Stafford Northcotes moving
the supplementary estimates, said that the
House must provide for a deficit OF .64.300,-
600. He proposed to issue exchequer
bonds extending through three years, OF
which 100000 would be needed this year.
LORDS BEAcoNsF1ELD AND SALISBURY 4
have received congratuIatory Populations
from various conservative associations
throughout the country. Lord Beacons-
field spoke Of the necessity Of conservative
organization at home, which is by some
people construed as hint at early dissoiu-
ton. IA. .--9
Foreign Notes.
The Emperor Francis Joseph. OF Austria.
and the Archduke Rodolph, his son, went
to Teplitz yesterday on visit to Emperor
Frederick William. .
The Austrian troops entered Mostar, Her
zesoyina, without opposition.
It is announced in Madrid that the Cuban
loan will be issued during the present
month. $3.50
A dispatch from Vienna to the London
Telegraph says: s.The ambuscades at Mag
lai and Citlak caused great indignation in
Vienna. The, opinion is gaining ground
that the Turkish authorities are promoting
an inSIlrractinn hT1t If is more DrObable that
the Porte has lost all prestige over and
power OF control not only with the inhabit-
ants, but with the troops, OF whom several
Iabors have Joined the insurgents at Sera-
ievo and Mostar."
Arrangements are being made at Paris for
grand international shootine-match.
A Vienna dispatch says the opposition
has made considerable gains in the Hunga-
rian elections. The defections are the re-
suit Of dissatisfaction with the Govern
ment's Eastern policy.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.


-.trEINGs REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
,WHEAT.-White, 742 bushels. Red, 9,272 busll
ConS.- White, 200 bushels. Mized, so bushels
OATS.-25S bushels.
RiE.-14 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-Whtts, SO bushels common at Soc: SO
bushels at S0c.; 40 bushels common at S5c. 400
n 1o,a Se 5y geod At sl9s 81 bushels at s0c
at zoe; $50 bushels very good Fultz at 81; 10
mon Fu,z at Soc; 16 bushels common Fuz at
common Lancaster at soc.; 100 bushels prime prime
mixed at $1;05; SO bushels prime Fultz at 81 40
Lancaster at 81; bushels good fIltz at eSc.; CO
bushels fair Fuiz at S5c.; 666 bushels very good
65c. So bushels FulIz ut 9Oc.; 2OG bushels Lam
caster at Sl.o5: $50 bushels Lancaster at 81 O6 !:
lS4 bushels prime Lancaster on private terms !:
80 bushels common Futz at 92c.; 4S bushels good
Futz at $10l; 20 bushels very good Fultz p; 03;
at 81; so bushels good Fuz at 81; 2s bushels fair
geoi Fuz at s7c; SO bushels common l Fultz lat at
1T S5c.; Sd bushels FultZ at Soc: 66 bushels FuZ
at 90c: So bushels FuIlz At 81 20 bushels Furz at
Soc; $50 bushels prime F1llz at S1.02; ~ bushels
common Futz at $780,: 20 bushels common FultZ
at 90c.: rs bushels very good Fnltz at 81 AZ bush
els Fultz at 95c.: 80 bushels Fultz at 9Oc.: 1913
bushels Fuz al 81: 800 bushels mixed on private
terms; LOG bushels common Fultz at soc: 400
bushels prime mixed at SLOT: 81 bushels a; roc:
40 bushels Fultz ut 95c.: 1873 bushels FultZ at
95c.: 26S bushels Lancaster at 81 .05 64 bushels
very good Fultz at 81 SO bushels common Fultz ut
75c.; 10 bushels common Fuliz AT 75c.; bushels
common EuItz at 75c;; bushels common Lancas-
ter at 90c. IA bushels good FulIZ at 95c. 40 bush
els prime Lancaster at Sl.0S: 20 bushels FultZ at
9Oc.; rs bushels FutZ at S5c.: 100 bushels very
good amber at, sl.os: ll6 bushels Futz at 9oc.;
800 bushels mixed at S1.03: 200 bushels prime
Lancaster at S1.0S-total, S.05S bushels.
s COIN.-White, 122 bushels at 5Sc. .M,1ed. 80
bushels ut soc.
OATS-3S bushels at Soc: 90 bushels at CSC.
SO bushels prime spring ut Soc; ~ bushels very
good winter at 29c.: bushels prime spring at
3Oc.-tota. 1856 bushels.
RYE.-l4 bushels ut soc.
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yECETINE.
VEGET1NE

acts rs an ALTERATIvE-that is, 1t increases all the
natural secretIons Of the body such. for instance,
as the mucous secretion, the gastric juice, the lynn
phu,ic Juice etc. favors their eXbalation from the
skin, softens those portions Of The human tissue
which have become hard and calloused by disease,
causes the absorption of all morbid growths, reduces
abnormal Ihickenlpg in membranes or tissues, and,
above all, cleonseS the blood, drives out all fmpuri
ties and poisonous faint, aud slowly but surely pro-
duces balance and proportion of all Its Gle
ments. 1t works always in conjunction with Ma
lure and, when the processes OF Nature are OPP
posed and retarded it espouses her cause with more
yigor and seeks to do what she is unable to accom-.
plish If corruption has found entrance in the
bloodaS IN scrofula, cancer, erysipelas, or other
skin and constitutional diseases-VEGETINE acts rs
counter force, delays its development, and finally
drives 1t out through the proper channels Of elimi-
nation. II, as In rheumatic and neuralgia troubles,
there IS an excess Of G6rin In the ife-current IT
quickly reduces this and puts all the elements In pro-
portionate harmony. For this reason has FEGE.
TINE gained the reputation of being the most sac
cess|ul 6lood-purIfer of the age.
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FIN ANCIAL..
RICHMOND STOCK ExcaANG.
S{E TUESDAY, August 6, 1s7s
sALEs.-20 shares City Insurance az 10.

81 TUESDAY, August g., 1s7s.
S SALEs.-20 shares City Insurance at 10.
american Goid.--100x bid. tss
Stdts observation-disclosures consols. 54h bid. b5X
asked: YrR1nia consois. new, 20 bid; Virginia
.fidable, 90 bid: ViFgiEia deferred, 81 BID; Yir-
gin.a tax.receiyabe coupons, 7SE bid. 70 asked.
~ Cftu Observation-Disclosures city Sfs. j. and H.,
III asked; Richmond city 6,s, j. and j., 1o1l
asked; Manchester Sts, III. and NJ, 90 asked; MafI-
chester Ss, tax-reeeyable. NJ. and S., SO bid.
& Railroad Bonds.-Yfrginia Central Railroad
fourth mortgage 3's, j. and u. 96 bid, LOS asked:
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad nrss mortgage
SIS, A. and o.. 101 bid; Richmond, Frede1cks-
burg md Potomac Raiirnad mortgage as. j. and
j., 100 bid: Richmond. Frecertcksblrg and Poto-
mac Railroad mortgage rs. j.. and j., SO bid
6's, j. and j.. 69A bid; Richmond and Danvtlle
Railroad consolidated 6s, II. and N, III bid; Pied
mont Railroad first mortgage S's, a. and o., SO
bid. 80. ssl 5s. a
Canal Bonds.-James River and Knnawha Canal
first mortgage 6ts, d.. and NJ. 81 asked. a
Railroad Stocks -Richmond anil Petersburg
Railroad 100 par, 40 asked; Richmond, Frcde-
ricksburg and Potomac Railroad common, 90 par.
80 asked: Richmond, Fredericksburg and Po-
tomac Railroad seven per cent. guaranteed, ] Oh
par. 90 bid, 95 nsked; Richmond aud ,DanYiIIe
Railroad, 100 par, 2 bid.
".BGnk Stocks.-Nationai Bank OF Virginia. 100
rs par; 81 bid 19s asked; Citizens Bank, 25 rar,
22k asked.
Insurance Compdnies.-yirginia Fire and Ma
rine- % par, 80 bid, 36n asked; Virginia State,
25 par, 273 bid; Yirginil Home, 100 par, 100
asked; Merchants and Mechanics, 100 par, 20 bid
City, 100 paris bid, 81 asked; Granite, 100 par,
81 asked.
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Congressional Nominations.

BELFAST, Me-, August G.-The Republi-
can Convention OF the Fifth district has re-
nominated Eugene Hale for Congress by
acclamation.
CINCINNATI, August 6.-1saac Marion was
nominated to-day Tor Congress by the Re
publicans of the Fourteenth district, and
r. J. Masinnis by the Nationals.
The Democrats OF the Third district have
nominated j. 4. McMahon.
= NEW ORLEANS, August Ga dispatch
from Baton Rouge to the Times says K. l..
Gibson has been renominated for Congress
in the First district and e. W. Robertson
in the Sixth district.
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SERIOUS ACCIDENT TO RICHMOND PEOPLE.
Information reaches us that very serious
accident happened yesterday near Bufords
depot, in Bedford county. 1t appears that
party of ladies and gentlemen came up
on the cars yesterday. and cot of at Blu.
ford's, intending to visit the house OF MIR.
Williams. who lives near that place. AT the
depot they procured hand-car and started
for Mr.. Williams's house, which IS about
one mile this side OF the Depot pul on Ing
way the hand.car from some cause jumped
from the track, seriously iniuring some Of
the persons on it. Miss Chapman, Or Ricn-.
mond, had her leg broken Just above the an
kle, and her sister was painfully bruised.
Dir. Wrensof Richmond, had bis nip Oslo
Gated, and Dir. Williams, who was WIN tIl I,
necessary assistance. was rendered as spoHs
as possible, and at he latest pofts the Dr.
tents were doing as well. as G1uld ne exs
peeted.-L 51acysburg Nls,gisaida, 10 III ]
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Tho YelIow.Feyer.

ONE DEATH AT. MEMPHIS FROM THE DISEASE.
MEMPHIS, August6.-Willie Warren, aged
seventeen, admitted to the quarantine hos
pital August Sd, died yesterday. Deceased
came from New Orleans, and his is the only
case OF yelow-fever that has reached Mem
phis.
New ORLEANS, August 6.-Thrty-fve
new cases Of yelow-fever and five deaths
are reported to-day. -.
QUARANTINE AT LITTLE ROCK.
LITTLE Rock, August G.-The Board OF
Health has decided to establish quarantine
against all freight and passengers from New
Orleans. Quarantine is to be established at
Hopefeld, opposite Memphis. to prevent
the landing OF New Orleans boats at that
place.
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A Negro EratrIcide.

FoRr MONROE, August Ga horrible
murder was committed Saturday. at the
Bates farm, five miles west OF Hampton.
Two colored men, brothers, named John
and William Bird, got into an alteration in
reference to wages amounting to 50, when
John drew large pocket-knife, with which
be cut his brothers. throat, and stabbed him
in the back Of the neck and through the
heart. The murderer is now in Jail at Hamp-
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Saratoga Races.

SARATOGA, August 6-EItra Day.-First
race, for two-year-olds,. five furlongs, Won
by Belinda; Monitor second, Dan Sparting
third. Time, 1:04s.
Second race, sweepstakes, one and bali
miles; won by Bonnie Wood; Hattie F.
second. Inspiration third. Time, 2:4ot.
Third race, three-quarter mile. Susque-
hanna winner; Alleyein second, Annie
Augusta third. Time, 1:179.
Fourth race, handicap steeple-chase for Il
purse OF $500, 300 to the second horse
entrance fee; won by Trouble; Coronet. Sc
cond, Gray Cloud third-fractional course.
Time, 4:519.
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New York Items.

NEW YORK, August 6.-John Schever-
mann, president OF the Teutonia Savings
Bank, to-day gave bond to answer the
charge OF swearing falsely regarding the af-
fairs OF the bank.
The committee to examine the affairs OF
the New York Betting and Packing Com
pany recommend that the extension Of time
proposed by the company be allowed,as the
assets are sufficient to meet the liabilities.
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PRINCE EDWARD COUNTY.
MEHERRIN. VA, August ), IS

MEHERRIN, VA, August D, 1878.
Editors Dispatch: Everything is quiet
up in this portion OF the country. Politics
create very little excitement. Every one
with whom have talked prefers S. F. Cole
man for Congress, and is opposed to bring
ing the S;ate.debt question into the CAM
paign. We think, with Coleman to lead,
Jorgensen can be easily routed.
The Eethodists are holding a protracted
meeting at this place.
The corn and tobacco crops are looking
well. and the fine rain yesterday evening
will help them greatly.
There will be tournament near Mt.
Pleasant church on the 22d OF this month.
A good many knights have entered the list.
r. b. Berkeley, Esq, OF FarmFille. will
charge the knights, and James r. Wasgen-
er, Jr., ESD, OF Cumberland, will deliver
the coronation address. jim, JR.