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Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-25
Notice.

All persons knowing their Indebtedness
to Rush & Desc, will call and settle with
out any further delay, as after January
10th, the accounts will be collected by law.
362.t. John Desc, Morris.
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-25

Why should we not be happy and enjoy |
the holidays, No sickness, distress, want
or suffering, good prices for produce, with
bright prospects Of q demand in excess OF
the supply. peace, plenty and happiness
are ours; we should be joyful, and not only
joyful, but thankful also.
A young boy named Eckhart, who has
lived here for some time past, and who has
no friends or relations in this vicinity. has
been sick for the past two weeks, and hav-
ing no other place has had a cell in the Jail.
The boy is about recovered from his illness
but is without means, and almost destitute.
Our county officials, should provide some
room as hospital for the sick. Accidents
are liable to occur, or contagious diseases
may make their appearance, and if
Strangers are stricken down in our midst,
some provision should be made for them,
as neither the hotels, nor private families
can accommodate or provide for such.
All will be explained to-day. The nu-
merous packages which have been snug
gled into the house and hid in out Of the
way places, will be brought forth, and
many will be the surprises. The little
ones, as they examine the contents of the
stocking which Santa Claus has filed, will
be as happy as the day is long; husband,
wife, father, mother, brother, sister, friends,
all will be made happy by some token OF
esteem and remembrance which will be
highly priced, not for any intrinsic worth
| or value, but because ''the smallest present
from an esteemed friend is Of more worth
in our eyes. than the costliest present thai
Monarchs receive"
THIEF cAUaHT.-A party who resides il
the west part of this County. and lives il
his claim shanty, was awakened the othe
morning, by hearing noise, he awaited
Developments, and pretty soon off went I
roof board from his house, and board afte
board kept going until nearly half the roo
was gone. The owner began to think
was time to investigate this, to him, coo
proceeding, so be got up and went out, an,
discovered neighbor, busy piling up tn
lumber on his sleigh. Two more surprises
men probably never met. but, the owne
} was equal to the occasion, the thief va
compelled to not only replace each board
but also made pay, for every article ths
, had disappeared from the premises durin
, the season.
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-25
Holiday Goods, Holiday Goods,

At Walter N. Eddy's, opposite the Bank
of Morris. A large assortment of Fancy
Goods suitable for CMirtmas Gifts. Also,
full line of Stationery. Confectionery and
Cigars. 35t2 WALTER NJ. EDDY.
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-25
Dr. a. p. Rcll. Demlist.

Will visit Morris, Jan. 9th, to remain tive
weeks. Persons needing work should call
early. S6t2
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-25
MOORE &c KENNER


photographer,
Morris, Mimi.
Iwould respectfully announce to the pee
Pile Of Morris and vicinity that / am now
better prepared than ever before 10 execute
work embracing everything in the art line
I also keep fine assortment of Stereoscop-
ic Views, Cromos etc., suitable for holiday
presents. Give me q call. Satisfaction
guaranteed. One door north of Wilson's
store.
30tf VIZ. BRocKRAM.
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-25


Chancellor the purpose of obtaining
.oney, with which to defray the expenses
of trip to Wisconsin. Mr.. Lowater we
regret to say, is very nearly blind, and
leaves for medical treatment, in hopes Of
recovering his sight.
A SIGN.-It is q sure sign of good times,
when you see the stores crowded during
the holiday season. with customers pur-
chasing Christmas presents. The mer-
chants in this vicinity have this season pur-
chased larger and more expensive line Of
holiday goods, than ever before, but their
stocks are completely exhausted, the unusu-
ally large demand for goods of this descrip-
ton has emptied their shelves and show
cases, and in many instances, it was fourd
necessary to duplicate orders.
NOTICE. -There is man in this village
who thinks he can smoke more good Hava-
ma cigars in day, than anothe. resident Of
this enterprising burg P.S.-Those inter-
estcd in forwarding the cause of science,
will please send the cigars, express prepaid,
to the editor of this paper. N. B.-No one
party need send more than one box, at one
time. Be sure and mark the box plainly,
and don't fool yourselves by sending any
thing but genuine, not too strong, simon
pure Havanas We have q box Of matches
and have borrowed spittoon.
QuEER.-A young and handsome bach
elor was coming down the steps at the de.
pot the other day, when his soles-so of
his boots elevated themselves, in sudden
and jerky manner, skyward As Is usual,
in cases of this kind. the Z. II. B. sat down
in very positive and emphatic manner.
We expected to hear some remarks, Of .
pointed and forcible nature, about the time
1.-The collision occurred. but nary q remark,
did he rcmake. This was surprise, and
thinking him stunned. although he had risen
10 his feet, we asked II he had nothing to
say. and do you actually believe it, dear rea-
der, that, Y. Fl. B. denied having been on
bum. 1t il very strange, the effect sud-
den lip,up and sit down has upon different
people. 1t makes some swear, and others
lie, II however stirs up our baser natures
all the same.
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-25

U. g. Land 0Ace,
Fergus Falls. MINI,
Dec. ~, 1879.
Complaint having been entered at THE once by
Frank Dickers0n, against John Rose, for
abandoning HE Timber Culture Entry number S42,
dated March ~, 1873, upon the northeast quarter
of section IA, township 49,, range a. in Traverse
county, Minnesota with aview to the cancellation
Of said entry: said parties are hereby summoned
to appear at this ONCE on the 18th day OF January.
$780, ct O'Clock 2. M, to respond and furnish
testimony concerning said alleged abandonment.
SoREN LleToK, Register.
35t5 JeHN d. ALLEN, Receiver.
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-25

Merry Xmas.
Dance at Goods Hall, this evening.
DR.. Sutherland and family returned last
Monday.
Mr.. J. H. Evans is off on business trip
to st. Paul.
Be sure and send copy Of next weeks
issue to friends in the east.
Work has been temporarily suspended on
the new Metropolitan Hstel.
Dir. and Mrs. g. L. Brown left yesterday
for Wi.lmar, to remain dasng the holidays.
Al Brisbins left, yesterday. for the pur.
pose Of spending the holidays at his home
in st. Paul
This ssasonable ~ Christmas weather
viii put diamond stud ON every fuel deal.
er's shirt bosom.
Our W.-We wish our readers Merry
Christmas, and Happy New Year. Long
life and prosperity.
. Miss Mary A. June, well known in this
vicinity, was married in Alexandria, last
week, to Dir. Homer Croker.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. House, left on trip to
Goodhue County, last Tuesday. They will
be absent during the holidays.
Wheat has been pouring into our slsva-
tors for the past few days at . lively rate.
"a brinpa 81 .Ofs4. No. 81. (l3l
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-25

Aneen n TO $1,000 A YEAR, or IS to $40
HI NP6AhAa day in your own locality. No
Hi risk Women do - well as men.
W hHENN Many make more than the
4Ms6 Hi amount stated above. No one
III NaN#NNH can fail to make money fast.
w HUI " ANY one can do the work. You
-, make from so cts to s. an hour by devoting
ssar e,sen;ags and spare time to the bunees 4
sosts nothing 10 try the business. Nothing like Il
fog money making ever offered before bnsiness
want 70 know ali about the best paylng business
hesore the public, send Us your address ana We
viii send y0u full particulars ana private terms
free SAMPLES worth S. also free; You can then
masxa up your for yourself. Address GEOkGk
STfNSON q CO., Portland. Maine. zOyi
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-25
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Land Once ct Fergus Falls. Mimi,
November %. 1879.
Notice 10 hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice Of his intention to make
nnal proof in support Of his claim, and secure
ual entry thereof at the expiration Of thirty days
from the date OF this notice, viz: Patrick kegan,
Homestead Application number 3766, for the
south west quarter of section "a, township 1875
north. range 48, and names the following as his
witnesses, viz; Michael Calvin and Thomas J.
Moore, both Of Stevens county Mimi.
S3t5 SoREN Lls7oE, Register.
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-25
BUSINESS NOTICES,

Call at Stone 4 Hagerman's and see II
tania, Queen Of the Fairies.
The New York herald., 1879-10-15

ton would rot modify the governments atti-
tute in regard to amnesty. Nothing warranted
the belief that the Deputies would he disposed
TO revoke the original discussion The Council
did not anticipate any street disturbances, but
decided that if certain manifestations should
increase it would be necessary to take measures
to enforcc respect for the law. Another Com
mnnist, who had been granted amnesty, has
died. and his funeral was attended to-day by
1000 persons, including a member of tho
Chamber of Deputies NJ Jean dc Bouteillier,
who has been elected for Les Basins lSixteenth
arrondissement) in place of M. Clamageran,
must not be confounded with the extreme par
tisans of the Commune. He was elected Mayor
during the rising of 1871, but rendered his
resignation five days later. He is believed to
be sincerely attached to the Republic.]
The New York herald., 1879-10-15
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WHAT FRANCE FEARS.

nADICALIsM GROWS bold AND MENACrNG-
ANOTHER COMMUNIST ELECTED TO THE PARIS
MuNIcrPALITY-ALL LOOK To aAMsErrA AS
TIE SAVIOR OF SOCIETY
(By CABLE TO THE HERALD.l
LONDON, Oct. ii, 1879.
The Republiqme Frameaisc, the organ of M
Gambetta, continues its advocacy of plcnary
amnesty. A Paris despatch to the Times SAYS
II M. Gambetta approves of "plenary am
nesty 4" campaign all is certainly over with the
Waddington Cabinet. 1t is certain that IL NJ.
Waddington is ovcrthrown M. Gambetta will
not accept Office, and NJ. Gr6ey would be obliged
to summon NJ Paul Challamcl Lacour, who
would associate with himself u number
of extremists, whose names alone would have
the effect of alarming France and Europe. The
language Of the radical press is becoming out
rngeous, and is eagerly copied by the rcac-
tionary papers The MarsciLaisc reviewing the
accusations made against Alphonse Humbcrt Of
completely in Chaudct's execution, warns the
reactionarics that it is better, in their own
interest to use tho word '..execution" as little
ms possible. They should beware of remind
Ping the radicals that the assassns of
the Communist leaders are still unpublished.
~'o"'oAc', "hothcr extreme ruulcnl, mas Dccn
elected member Of tho Paris municipality for
the district Of Les Basins. The Paris journal
La France gives 1t us the opinion of generally
well informed politician that in january NJ.
Waddington, President of the Council of State
and Minister Of Foreign Affairs, and M. Lc
Royer Minister of Justice, will resign
perhaps also, M. Icon Say, Minister of FL
iinncc, and that NJ. dc Frcycinct, the present
Minister of Public Works. will become tho
Premier Of an entirely Gambctist Ministry. Il
may be noted that the Paris correspondent of
tho Times declares positively that NJ. dc Frey
cinet opposes plcnary amnesty, and will not
accept the Premiership with the amnesty pro-
grammc. La France states that Nj. Humbert's
election to the Paris Municipality was discussed
at Mondays Cabinet Council President
Grevy declared distinctly that tho elec-
The New York herald., 1879-10-15
THE rEErn AND BREATH

BOW Bes.n April IL. 1871, tho following: :-'iho
of the and the teeth nave ever
been themes which poets and novests OF al
dwell but the betuty OF the eyes
would the tcc whereas good SCI OF tns
the sparkle OF the eye always rcnuer the
both Cicaninessi necessary
above ali hings the preservation OF tue teeth put yet
In their often defeats tho emu
which Is aimed Many tooth powders. In whicn acids
or minerals Al Q Incorporated Wilton the teeth Tor
time but frequent OF them would ony hnsteu
heIr Indeed tooth powders should always
,s,i win caution presorva vatvos In liquid form
nrrfebe any other and II these have vegetable basis
rnthnr better Among these latter none will DO
ound ccacions than the exquisite toilet requisite
..ed fragrant fcriltne IL has been anaiyzcd
ast en.nt pas aud declared perfectly free From
ali corrosivc irritating Ingredients. fow drops
war tooth produce FOAM which cieansos
The al impurities swcecns the breath harens
,e gums tho ot decay. rhis
lie .imted the great be arrived and In ths
respect the fIorne mas already become great de-
served favorite" Ask druggist 10 get you bottle
Price. 10 cents
"Florilne' IL prepared only by HENRY q. GALLUP.
493 oxtord ST. London and sold by all druggists through
out the United statcs sents per bottle
The New York herald., 1879-10-15
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Rear Admiral Augustus L. Case. United States
Navy is at the Park Avenue. Very Rev. Provost
Nugee. of London; Rev. DIR. Richardson. Of Bridge
port. Conn; General stewart Van vlet. Unitod
States Army; james q. Berret, OF washington Don
NJ. Dickinson, of Detroit and Rufus y. Frost, Of
Boston, are at the Fifth Avenue. senator Theodore
M. Pomoroy. OF Auburn, N. y; General James l..
Donaldson, of baltimore. and Isaac N. Arnold, of
Chicago. at the Windsor. Professor A. M.
Wheeler. OF Yale College, Is at the Buckingham
United states District Attorney Calvin q. Child Of
Connecticut. is at tho Everett. Richard vaux, Of
The New York herald., 1879-10-15

ARGUMENT ON THE APPLICATION FOR WRIT
OF HABEAs CoRPUs-THE ExTRADITIoN CUES
TIoN-sYMpATHY FOR THE PRIsoNEn's
FAMILY.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.l
QUEBEC. Can. Oct. IA. 1872
Milton Reed. counsel for the American Linen Com.
pany Of Fall River. Mass. accompanied by State
Detective Henry A. Dexter and Assistant City Mar
sha of Fall River Albert s. Pearce. arrived here TO-
day in connection with the arrest of Walter Paine,
the Fall River defaulter. by Quebec detective.
as he was leaving on board the Allan Line Steam
ship Company's steamer Polyncsian for England
on Saturday last. PAine with his wife. son and
daughter. arrived here nearly week ago, and all
registered at the ST. Louis Hotel under the name of
Potter. This morning. however. when placed face
to face with the officers from Fall River. Paine ac-
knowledged his identity. and had quite interview
with the counsel representing mis- old employers,
and with his brother, George Paine, OF Providence.
Il. l., who also arrived this morning.
APPLICATION FOR HABEAs CORPUS.
Prisoners counsel, X. Aleyn. Of this city. also
acknowledged his identity in court this morning be-
ment in iavor Of the application for habeas corpus
The American Consul at this port asked permission
to address the Court upon the case and the Spplca
Q. c., of Quebec. representing the Provincial author
tiles. Milton Reid, behalf the American Linen
dictment OF the Bristol County (Massachusetts)
Grand Jury, charging Payne with the en-
bezzlement of $150.000 from the corporation
which employed him. Prisoners counsel wanted
tho habeas corpus writ to be sdo returnable within
forty-eght hours. but Judge Caron. after hearing
the argument Of the parties, ordered the issue OF
the writ. returnabls the 2lst inst.
In the meantime Milton Reid. OF Fall River, acting
for the linen company and Hon. Mr.. wasson, coun-
sci for the United Staes will exhaust the means at
their disposal for Paines extraditon, which, 1t is
feared cannot be claimed under tho provision Of tho
treaty.
THE QUESTION ExrRAprrIox.
An interview will be held tomorrow In all proba-
bilty with Sir John A. Macdonald. the Dominion
Premier on this subject and the State Department
in Washington has been telographed to to send on
the necessary papers.
The prisoners wife and daughter spend most of
their time in his room and completely broke en-
down with grief. Paine has been sent back for a
week in custody OF tho chief Of the city
police. He does not deny anything. but
says he has been in Montreal nearly two
months registered under his own name and
never molested. He was arrested late on Saturday
night on board of the vessel. which was to have
sailed, only tor tho fog ut nine o'clock In the morn
ing. Paino had but verv little money about him
when arrested aud it Is difficult to say what became
Of the amount embezzled by him. Prisoners coun-
sci denies everything but his clients Identity In
all ranks OF society siderable sympathy is mani
fosted for the prisoners family.
The New York herald., 1879-10-15
ROWING IN ENGLAND.

a CARD FlsOM ELLIOTT-HE Is WILLING TO
MEET BOYD ON THE TYNE.
INK CABLE TO THE HERALp.l
LONDON. Oct. Is. 1870.
Elliott publishes the announcement that. in tho
event of Boyds consenting to him. no will
be perfectly content that the victor in tho
match shall meet Hanlan. Should Elliott prove
the victor, or should negotiations for match with
Boyd fail. Elliott will. by all tho means in his
power, sock an encounter with HanlAn. He will not
bo content with Hanan returning tho challenge cup
to England; and should such tactics be resorted to
he will visit Canada and row Hanlan on Toronto
Bay for stake.
Elliott writes that no is determined to have the
question settled to who is the best sculer in Eng
land and he therefore consents to meet Boyd on tho
Tyne instead Of the Thames ne terms suggested
by Mr.. Barrass He has accordingly drawn and signed
articles, which he has forwarded to Newcastle for
approval. The match is to take place within ten or
twelve weeks of the signing OF the articles.
The New York herald., 1879-10-15

Philadelphia, is at the Clarendon. Professor r. Z.
Salisbury OF New Haven. is at the Westminster.
Alfred Gather. Of Cincinnati. Is at the Gilsey
George G. Sill. OF Hartford is at the Metropolitan.
Ex-senator d p. Wood. of Syracuse is at the Hoff-
man. j. ii. Van Antwerp, of Albany, is at the
Brunswick. N. D. Wendell. of Albany. is at the st
The New York herald., 1879-10-15
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OrY1cEn.
WASHINGTON. Oct. Id A. N.

WAR DEcABTMENr,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OrrrcEn}
WASHINGTON. Oct. Id A.. N.
Indications
For New England, clear partly cloudy weather,
variable Winds mostly westerly. noarly stationary
temperature ana barometer.
For the Middle Atlantic statos. clcar or partly
cloudy weather. winds mostly from south to west.
stationary or lower temperature and barometer
For the North Pacific coast region. cloudy or
partly cloudy weather, with occasional rains.
The Mississippi River will remain nearly station
airy.
Cautionary signals continue at New Orleans, Port
Eads. Mobile. st. Marks. Key wost. Capo Lookout,
Cape Hatteras and Kitty Hawk
The New York herald., 1879-10-15
KNIGHTS TEMpLALs.


MONTNFA1, quebec, Oct. H. 1879.
Grand commandery Knights Templars of the state
OF New York to tho number OF $50 arrived here to-
night by special train and were enthusiastically re-
ccivcd at the depot by members OF the Order. They
were escorted to tho Windsor Hotel where Quarters
had been provided for thcm. They will return
homo tomorrow afternoon.
The New York herald., 1879-10-15
THE POSTMASTER GENERALS TRIP.

RICHMOND, Va, Oct. Ia, 1879
Postmaster General Key and party arrived here at
quarter past ten O'Clock tonight. They quar-
tered at Exchange Hotel where they will remain two
days, after which they will proceed to Frcdericks
burg and thence down the Rappahannock River.
The New York herald., 1879-10-15
FATAL COLLISION.

TWO PERSONS KILLED AND SEVERAL INJURED
ON THE NORTHWESTERN RAILWAY
CHICAGO. Oct. l3. 1870.
A collision between the evening accommodation
train and y gravel train tho Galena division Of
the Northwestern Railroad occurred ut haywood
this morning. by which two men were killed and
number wounded. Tho names of the killed
follows:--
MONROE w. ANDERSON. of Elgin.
W. p SAUTZER, of chicago.
They were both passengers. George Chisholm
severely but not seriously injured and several
other passengers were badly shaken up. misun-
derstanding signals the cause OF tho
cidout.
The New York herald., 1879-10-15
CENTREvILLE, LA.,. INFECTED.
ERlNVr.rN Tn Ocf IA

FRANKLIN, La, Oct. IA, 1879.
The sickness prevailing at Centreviile. nvo miles
below here. is undoubtedly yellow fever. There
have been sixteen and six deaths up to the
present date. Among those who have died are:--
FELIX SINNErTE.
Mrs. JOHN HOTTENDORF.
TWO CHILDREN of William whitworth
Among the sick Brash Brown, Il. A. Cowan
and Ned Hawkins. the latter being convalescent.
Centrevllle is quarsntined against on all sides.
The New York herald., 1879-10-15
MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The steamships Gallia. for Queenstown aud Liver
pool and France for Havrs viii sail from this port
"Wednesday.
The mails for Europe will close at the Post Office
at one and for France direct at two o'clock p. NJ.
The NEW YoHK HEaALp--Edition for Europe--will
bo ready at halfp eight o'clock in the morning.
Single copies, in wrappers for mailing. six cents.
The New York herald., 1879-10-15
NO IMPROVEMENT AT coNoonp1A, MISS.

NO IMPROVEMENT AT CoNCoRDIA, MISS.
GREENvILLE. Miss. Oct. IA. 1870.
Four.new cases of yellow fever and two deaths are
reported ut Concordia The new are Albert
Woods. Bell Smith and Sam Tenner (colored) and
Jack Scraggs (white). Tho deaths are:-
ALONZO ATKINS (white).
PETER WATSON (colored).
Tho Rev. DR.. Perry is improving. ~
Sarah Woods tcolored) is not expected to live. 70
The New York herald., 1879-10-15

(ENERAL AGENT FOR GERMANY. THE UNDER
signed offers his services for the purchase
aud sale OF all ARTICLES. highest rcfcrenccs .
WILHELM JAEGkR, Magdeburg
The New York herald., 1879-10-15

TARRyER AND SPENCER MATCHED ron TWO
HUNDRED POUNDS A SIDE
INK CABLE TO THE HEnALD.1
LONDON Oct Is, 1870.
The oarsmen Tarrycr. Of Bermondsey. and Spencer.
of Chelsea. have signed articles for match ON the
ThaIncs championship course for f20o side. the
match to come off on the 1st OF December.