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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-12
DISTRICT COURT PROCEEDINGS.

In the case Of Anthony Welsh, indicted
for firing prairie grass, the jury returned a
verdict Of guilty.
The second case, against Herman Edding
for an assault with a deadly weapon with
intent to kill, has been postponed in conse-
quence of the sickness of Bartlett Trip,
counsel for the defendant. District Attorney
French was ready for the trial, but permit
ted ~postponement for the reason stated.
The court will tomorrow pass sentence
upon the following persons, convicted during
the present term Of the district court: John
F%.hrenwald, convicted of firing prairie;
Herman Edding, convicted Of an assault
with = revolver with intent to do bodily
harm T. B. Karson, convicted of grand
larceny; Hubert Goephert, convicted OF
petit larceny ; Anthony Welsh, convicted
Of firing prairie; Joseph Gridel, convicted
of assault.
Since Monday afternoon six cases have
been tried with District Attorney French
a. prosecutor, and out of these six cases
have come six convictions. This result is
the highest guarantee that Mr.. French is an
efficient district attorney. His cases have
been expeditiously adjudicated and have
all resulted in favor of the pros.
e%cution. Most of them have been defended
BY able attorneys and the outcome indicates
that our district attorney is fully competen,
to perform the duties Of his position.
The court adjourned this forenoon until
two o'clock this afternoon, to await the arri-
val of witnesses in the case of Newell, held
for horse stealing, and Reilly, for grand
larceny.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-12
THE Owl STATE GRANGE.

Des Moines, Dec. 1O.-At the seond days
meeting Of the grand lodge of the Iowa
State Grange the following, among other
bu-iness. was transacted: A preamble and
resolutions we're offered by the committee
to prepare q memorial service on the late
overseer, S II. Bonham. Various reports
were presented and referred to appropriate
committees. The following officers were
elected for the year: Worthy master =.
N. Gates Of Jasper overseer, j. e. Black.
wood; lecturer, J. w. Murphy Of Jasper
chaplain, D. B. Clark Of Pottawatamie
steward. T. A. Giaque; assistant steward
Robert McCsul of Decatur; treasurer. M'
L. Devin Of Polk secretary, w. X. Car.
penter Of Blackhawk gate keeper, C. II.
A. Davis Of Story.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-12
Santa Claus in Town.


The largest assortment Of
Toys. Lava Goods, Bird Cages,
Hobby Horses, TO-, received
and displayed In the Territory
at n. A.
Everybody IL invited for
their inspection. The largest
stock of Candy west of Chica.
go. sold at bottom prices.
Also, Oysters In any guam.
tity, of the celebrated Dia.
mond Brand, constantly on
And everything In the Ba-
kerry and Fruit line.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-12
FREE LUNCH.

Henry Wagner having assumed the pro.
prietorship of the Brewery saloon, on Third
street, formerly conducted by Fred Lerch,
will give a free lunch Saturday evening,
the 18th inst, to which he invites all the
people of Yankton.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-12

Henry s.ost. Of N~i.brara, !. in town to-

Henry stost. Of Nisbrara, Ia in town to
day.
General ". H. II. Beadle left this morr'
ing for tho east.
w. B. Hastings Who has been spending y
week or two in Yankton, will leave in the
morning for Fort Randall.
Ed Iverson has gone tosPsrker, Turner
county, deputized to bring in witnesses
Who have failed to appear before the dis
trict court.
Mrs. G. A. Lyons ia receiving new goods
daily, and her stock is now complete. I
have q few wooden goods, including q mum.
Der Of hoods, which I offer to sell at cost
for the mex ten days. At Coats drug store,
corner 3rd and Cedar streets.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-12

The Merchants billiard parlors have heen
moved 10 . location one door north Of Ed.
mund's and Wynn's bank.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-12
WANTED.

Sherman & Co., Marshall, Mich, want
an agent In this couuty at once, at a sal
ary OF 300 per mouth and expenses paid.
Tor full particulars address as above.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-12

l have added to my stock the celebrated
Arrow brand Fresh Oysters. the very best
In the market, sell them cheap.
TT. MARSHALL,
The Cash Grocer, Capital ST.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-12

For choice Christmas candies go to
Walter H. Cars. His stock is immense.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-12
ICE FURNISHED.

Parties desiring ice houses filled will have
the work satisfactorily done by making
early application to
CHARLES WALLBAuM,
Germania House.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-12

You will never DO "h,rd unfit W,
buy groceries Of 7. F. Marshall, the cash
grocer. You pay no fancy prices; you are
never dunned for long grocery bills the IL,
Of every month.
Block, Yankton.
Beef steak mince meat for sale At
OF. HAGE's
Freah smoked bacon a
J. f. BRUCE 4 Cos.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-12

Tom Marshal, the cash grocer, keeps the
retail store where you can buy your goods
AZ wholesale prices. Come and be con.
WINGED,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-12

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES llth. at the resi-
dence OF the BRIDES father, Gen. ". q. ii.
RRe enca sn 6y ,i Rev; ;,;I Joseph Ward, Wallace, j:
this city.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-12
MEDICAL TREATMENT FREE.

WEOICAL FREE.
For the benefit of those who are unable
to pay for medical treatment, I ehall be a,
my Office, Cedar street, second door south Of
Third, from two to three I. NJ. Tuesdays and
Fridays to give advice and medicine free of
charge.
w. A. FRANKLIN, NJ. D.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-12

The celebrated Arrow Brand Fresh Ovs.
ters for sale BY "
T. F. MARSHALL,
The Cash Grocer. Capitsl 81
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-12

Best Good. for the Least Money In Town
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-12
1xiIy grsss mi 9xtstsixs.
vANkToN. DAKOTA.

Friday Evening, Ose. l2,, 1879.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-12
SEE ADVERTISEMENT.
AND CHEMIST

CALL AND SEE Us.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-12

large stock from distillers In Kentucky all
The popular brands of Bourbon and RYE
WHISTLES. also direct from importers
bfandiee, Wines, Scotch ale and London
porter. the finest ChampaIgu and native
wines. together with oil kinds Of goods usu.
ally kept 10 . irst class wholesale hons.
and Will sell cheaper for cash than s~s
other house In Dakota. Come And - =.
md save from IS, to $20, per barrel.
J.E BRUCE & Co.
YanktOn Dakota.
, 1879-03-31

More ro1tco Courts nntl I.ss. Moral EfngRrns
md l."n.hno.fnE Tlnn Formerly.
6Dtctal Dtspasch IL 7Ae Tribune
PH!LApELpnlA, pa., March S0.-Mr. Daniel
o. Hltucr is onu Of those gentlemen who do
not believe In temporlzing with guilty wife.
uc married, not long ngo, a latlY named Clnrk,
who hal been divorced fron, Il FIRST ilusl,and.
Her etepdaughtcrs roflhed to live with ller very
soon after sho casnD houe to her hllBAl,ltf, but
Hitncr's son, who had been married only about
n month, took matters rnnro quietly uul
watched. twas not long before ho was well
enough tatlsilcl Of tic correctness Of his
suspicious to put The matter iu tho hands Of II
detective, who got all the evidence llo
wanted, aul, ono day last week.
Visited Mrs. Hituer and told hor what he knew.
4ho tried to take d0sc OF prl.sslc neftl which
che had in her pocket, hut lie was quick enough
to prevent her, Attl eotnf0rtcd 1lcr tntn con-
tcss!on. III terror she admitted everything AM,
lien went With lin to the att}ce OF an attorney,
where the confession was taken dow, a1,1 sworn
tU. Not Until then, ~ cues thu story, did thu
SON tell Ills fat!er OF his course. a warrat was
issued nl the rrsult was tl!a arrest Of the la.lv
and 1'holnas c. Lombard, gentleman Of
high socIa! standing :, In -, tha city, mn!
oyer, md 1!1s nlattcr kept out enthc pupers,
Iiic ttetccttye had evidence not only of adultery
with Lombard hut with a ptolaIuent member
Of t!e Now York Assembly, asnl Ut frequent
ahsehcca from homo In COMPANY With tltso two
nlen II IL hot known II t!u husband inteitls
to pFoscrute nns turtEtrr tllan 10 get Testimony
for divorce. Tic social position Of Tho lady
md Tho professional stAIn!inE of tho gentleman
l'Evc made tic mattor leading topic Of club
t&lk.
, 1879-03-31

tfepece. wtlirh illustrates thH battle Of frafal.
Enr. On account OF this being naval engage
fnnnt. The mt,sic IL Vi good quality es rule,
and tlsc text IL principally characterized t'y \
wealth Of f4sapellings. 1sc sailing Of thu fleet,
gnIe Of wind, Nclson's glorious signal, Vnn-
crab pursuit. {zr) by tho EnEtisl arc afl kleces.
tIvflv descrilIed, a1 fh'. music dcsccnda to such
refined "details Of description ~ to inform uh Of
tho rFceine inatnnt when the deot was In gunstot.
Then come tloue!taof home an1 sE1spt prnrers.
tho prchlaE,ty Of both f:Itig lflhfr r1Aodfnmntio
autlbtlfty, These continue until m allegro con
lilocb pluuRcs lis ratllrr unexpectedly into The
ultdst OF the engagement. Perhaps tic funniest
tlllnK In The whole cuurte OF tlrse vcry funny
examples o{ musical c0rnbatH occurs Immediate
1y after Lord Nelson has finished cheering his
tneh-a thing, OF coursc. TINT nu rIght-mtuded
british Admiral would fail to do. The TACT
which the musician 1aa to deacfibe Is tho break.
tic nf TIM cnctnY's line, and The beauty OF hts
method Of sur,nountfng tho difficulty lies In the
run Ut, tho scac, performed BY sliding the finger
rapidly oycr tic notes, Is eupposed to Indicate
tl,r piercing OF the Inns OF bAst1s Of Franco and
Spain. This, inueed, 10 the very burlesgue Of
musical description, and It would be difficult In
the whole range Of art to find 80 absurt epecl-
men.
We have BY no means exhausted the list OF
martial music, but the three specimens We have
examined are fairly characteristic. Tie attempt
to mport into an essentially vague and !nde1ln-
lec art the mfnuteHcss and wealth Of descrtp-
tlon only possible in such branches Of art ~
poetry md painting, caE only be attended with
inoru or less ridiculous failure. Such attempts
were the delight of former generation. but
Tor us they tau afford little mora than pasaiE'g
Asnusctncnt as nc curiousy turn over the lcaFcs
Of some ant!Quatcd volume Of music.
, 1879-03-31
RUGBY SCHOOL.


What ths Toys Ara Taught There, and How.
Hkte TtTk Tribune.
The famous Rugby School has now about $50
pupils. The curriculum Of the school 10 IN the
main classical. nnd it ID principally by proficiency
in Latin and Greek that the "forms" the ctuss
dtvistonsl are arranged. In the Middle 8chool,
which, Is 1t Is tho largest, may be taken as the
typical part, the amount Of tine given to the
main branches Of study ts as follows: Each les
500 lasts fos an hour; mod All hour, Or In soma
cases m hour md llall, Il expected to bo given
to its preparation. Thus the proportion Of tilne
given TO various subjects can be seen from tha
number Of LESSONS In eaell every week. Latin
aid Greek together have ten Iessons; Scripture
These subjects afe taught ~ the
classical Of :. form master. Mat',emat-
les has hve lessons, natural science two,
Froneh two or three. These subjec arc taught
ed for these lcssona according to the borg pro-
iictency In the various subjects. Boys who nre
sutIle!ant1y advanced In mathematics to be
thought capable Of learning scfeuce with ni-
sons for the salns time At additional tnathe.
tnattcs. Aud thusc who are backward IN Frcneh
hnre lbree lcssona wcck !nhtcad OF two. IN
tic Upper school and Sixth Furm the division
Of time is little a1tcted.. Germnn Is made III,
alternative 10 natural science, anti tle majority
Of boys give rather more tttDe to c]asatca a1hl
less to mathematics: but thero ia a regulation
tint boys IN the Upper School may be excused
some portion Of tlsciF classical work upon enter
il.I upon course Of rxtra instruction In English,
mathematics, tuodern lanCunRes. or natural
sciences. There arc three terms. with holidays
at midsummer, Christmas, and Euates. Before
tile midsummer holidays through examina-
ton Of the school IS conducted by examiners
sent down by tie Oxford nnl Cambridge E1-
amining Board, With the help OF tue masters tor
all parts below the Sixth. Three exhibitions Of
$500 year mud four Of $l6o arc given amay an-
animation. Before Christmas TIT. 1nasturs cx-
a1nlne the school, fnterchanging forms for the
purpose. And before Easter there Is slight
examination aomprisHl IN two days. In all cases
promotion from form to form is settled By Cufn-
bIuattun Of Tic results u[ the examination with
thoBc of the lIali.Tcar's work. eac!, Eubject
taught having 4 fixed percentage Of marks al-
the school thus depends upon gentle but per-
petual competition.
, 1879-03-31

PERT, where, hy htratagem. rIzatro obtained
them by thu hundredwelcht from tho indians,
by whom they were regarded as sacred ieuos.
al emerald for the Emperor Nero. En-.
oralds are east1y initiated. and so nor.
fcctly as 10 deceive the most skilled experts.
flerG ttle lecturer gave bit OF aIvica to ladies'
which was not to attempt to display their Jew.
e1s ty RAa-t(Rht; but II tlley Wished to obtaIn
tile most brilliant efeet ,isc canttIabra backed
by mirrors. Tie topaz IL generally supposed to
10 yellow. but there arc Allo pEnk. blue, white,
green, nnd rcd tppnzcs. Tile bcst como from
Brazil, but the majority Of those worn ara lml-
covered by rubbing It brlskly on tia coat.s1eess
AMI touching Il TO bit Of paper. II tho paper
adherea to IT, 1t Is genulne hut II not, It Is imt
tation. In regard 10 tho turluots, tile lecturer
advised those vino woso them not to handle
ttcm, and np, to wash them, for the contact Of
fatty matter turns them green and thelr orig
inal color will not return.
, 1879-03-31
THE NEW TELEGRAPH.

yyi,n& 1,r Marvin f,rrrn rhInks nf It-Ttn
prn,,,.a,, Sx..o,,, a,,,,xt,n,t.Iiv ~. f,i,t
upeu s",i'.s.,. yts ys..aTn. amam ~ .ss 9va...
tAas","""o s5s'cn'-Ahe oaos - '"o ''os''
efh ohion company.
he6 iefk Tribune, RaFe" u,
Dr. NorvIn Green, President OF the western
Union Telegraph Company In referring 10 the
nro,n,rl American Rani,l Te,eeroph Company,
sa,a t.as.ar1a,. - T-h,,,,. s.,..r,nr. e n ~,
sa'a yss'e',ay "a, ~ t,.oa"e ,epotl'r: ~ w
iirst place. alr' C1atg's machine Is ot that csRss
Of Instruments that tho tcegraphlc world Of to-
tny calls automatic The automatic srstcm 10
In reality nm of Tie o,dr.t .,.,cna al teIepranhv
,'s ~. s,s.'.,...., ..ss."..,s r. .,.s
hno"n. LIB !uuuaachtai pflue'p'a 10 tne sanae
as that used by Balm Nd early as S45.
1t is sYs.cm Of mechanical transmission, and
IA unanuhtcd]y much moro rauid than any
n,hnr 1ntv,e NJ t.,n.tn,s,;nn ovcr ,xi,e. =. ,ong
o1's' Aoae " .s's"t. 49, "ts'' "s 'ouk
a. 1t works. l thihe Mr. craig Eafee tn bis
pamphlet some abstsacts nf testimony in re-
spcct to },ts former bysscm. which was very
,nuci, thc samc fhing. i am nwnrc that whan +
aa :, M f. - ycrv ,n,,"f tho M anna % thinr W ~, ~ cra,1
say IL III sety '''"e,l 1io ea.is t".''H "t' eFa'k
vii say, ns he has said. that don't know any
thing about 1t. His assertion TINT ! ncrcr san
this tAlng work, antl that the officers OF thts
Company. thouKh pnssilg the doors where tho
, 1879-03-31
An Anrtant Utiur og 81,lcca.

4fHIlEH.
rcesutly burn mado qultu accidentally. II IL
well known That thu urns found on Rolann
burlnl-grounds, md containing the bouu rcinatna
Of crcI,ted bodies, are often covered With clay
cuI,B oT dishes. The ob}e OF these dtshos was
sent forth agreeable oora during thp progress
nf the cremation. tIotr Dall1en, wo,lknowt
HcrInau urvhpoloEist, was able to yrsIfY tlls
view In tha following M9nnur; lln had obtained
q dish Of this kI1ld whlra WIS broken, un.l. after
cet,cnttnE 1t. l,ad placed 1t upon stove for tho
purrosu OF drylHg tiIu cement. Shortly after.
wards he noticed strong uni by no n'ea.ts un.
pleasant oder proceeding from thu heated tllsb.
It 6rctne, therefore, that the ingredients burned
10 tllr dish some 1ftocu Centuries ago had LETT
traces behind, which announced their prcseuco
upon becoming heated. Herr Dahtem remarks
tAat thu odor was not unlfku that OF etorax,
, 1879-03-31

GEORGIAN HAY CANAL.
Twenty years ago thu project Of a ship canal
from Georgian Bay to Toronto was widely dis
cusscd. Tho distance Ia nn'y 100 miles, antl OF
tllis only some forty miles Ia to bo closo canal
navigation. Moro than half Of tho route lies in
tho valleys OF the NotawasaEu. The hnrl tlrcs
Of 1S57-'C0 put tnmper on tho enterprise, lnsl
Tor aerosat years the project passed nearly out
Of sight. But from the report just submitted
bY tho Special Committee Of tho Ontnrto 1nrlla-
snent, It locks as II the enterprise WAS In he rG-
vivc.l. The great barrtcr to bo overcome Is tho
deep cut between the Holland marshes mud the
Humber lllYrr, which, II the canal t'e led from
sA,nl ridges of the enormous lcpth Of lD7 fent
Sincu The inception of tln: enterprise llft-lock
has been Invented In England Which, It Is claim
ed, works admirably, and does away with the
cost Of thu work down to mitch lrss than the
furincr estimatc.-Nt,o York Ual'etia.
, 1879-03-31

Some Of tho Earliest Attempts at Musical
dramas.
Enx HHpsaaa.
Popo element TX. wrote seven lbrcttos for
operas. All was not suuF III these; they were
rather tragedies With choruscs.
In 1900 tho ropos possessed q theatre, with
tlecoraituns aud machinery. The paintings In
tllis cdlllce were by Ba,tllaxar PeruzzE, who
may bu raid to BIO the father Of scene.paihttng,
Ills sceuprY Is said to hayc been very realistic.
Julian do Acdels, brother Of Lcon x, on
he!n, troclaiMel citizen Of Rome gave nub-
lie plaYs, a,.l Ind comedy Of Flautus prcsent-
ell for two anyE, tlle muale Of which wa8 much
admired.
In 1574,. Claudio Mcsulo, organtst at 81.
Afark's, composed music 10 q drama, which waa
performed In tue prescMcc OF llsnry III. Of
France.
VINCENT Galtloo, faiher Of tlle astronomer. a,ul
Giovanni Bardi, Invented Tho ree!tatlYe Ut about
tho eanc ttnlc,
Perl al.d Cacc!nE. two Of the best musicians In
FEorence, wcrs ongagcsl ~ two rich nohlemon to
p5S praautsa si h % Farsss ssS;s s xss " I'll esu' "
WA tlle tlrst cu'nplsta opera iu modern lortA !
these composers were, therefore, tie oriRluators
Of tile opera.
Wedding oi nenry ". ani siaric DC: Mcd!el
Rnucci, tho author Of the llbtetti Of both thu
aDuge. .was ally euoush to lmpgtne that Marsc de
Mcdtet loved hiu. alAi followed her !nt1 Frailcn
the ri.ifcufe which ho received for bis cDncGIt
soon seltt him bark to Italy.
loutx Kill. uf Francs cultivated music with
much SUCCESS; he composed many airs, and sey-
esat n,otats which lie had performed tn his
chapel: Music was fse ordinary recreation WHEN
he could not 70 hunting, At thu Siege Of Ia
HuclIeltc, there bolug no musicians or stngcrs
with the army, lio himself wrote out tllu ydspera
for Peu&ccost, that they might BE- really in tfsne.
Three wetks before hts dcstil, usd efter liz haA
received tho exlroH,a unctloll, foaiIHE himself
somewhat better. te begged Hycrt, Ills first ya!es
du Eard0rubc, tu sing paraparas0 Ut David,
whiei, .hc had set to niuslr, to give tEank4 to
God. Salnt Martln aud Csmpeforto. wtu were
present, 1ach sanG q part, nhd thus n,udo con-
certcd p!eee, which they sanE around thu bed, tlI9
King irorl tine to tlMe Joining In with hls own
yuicu. Ito also wrotc abe profund!s," which
was aunE over hin after h!s death The .worls
still extal which wers written BY him Tor his bow
well known +" "AlnatYllis II they wcte wnttru
Tor Stme. do Iiauteforte. Talletnent speaks OF
4 concert given once where ono Of his sorKs was
sung fur tIIAcs, the King beating the'measurc.
To these gatherings h0 would admit mons who
Wero not musical, and no wo.nu,t whatever,
"for," Batd he, "tlIsY cannot keep aficut."
Under Louis XIV. tbs opera bccan.a wcll
known in France, nor was tt any longer bor-
rowed spectacle, for LulIL In 1864, associated
hinlsct With blolero In writing; the latter ,ur.
u!sblng the librettt, which Wale 10 themselves OF
ths belt order. In 1879 ha built permanent
opera-hopas (Academ!e RoYsls de- Aasi9ueA ind
, 1879-03-31
PORT NOTES.


Negotiations ase reported to be again on foot
between the Government md tie Dominion a,l-
tllorittes looking toward tho settlement pf the
intersni,ahlo wserklug question.
The Illinois Il Michigan Canal opened satur-
day, ni,a tho several bouts proccelc,, down for
cnrEacs. A good season Is anticipated, not
wishstnn1nE sonle contrary rep,rts.
The tug Van Schn1ck will l,e out today, nnl
the J0lrlsu1 Tomorrow, rlle bnskcr Is bci1,:,
fttctl out for carly business. Tie tugs In COM
mtxstan lla.l II good t!cnl TO Ito yesterday.
Saturday the tug Fan Dals0n left for hor new
port Of lal, Pen.wn.cr, where sl,e Is to rvt,,al,,
tDutelly " accompanied her, Anl hcyrrul or tho
"boys " dropped j. .car nj parting With hiu,.
Detroit marinc-insIralce agrnts reilsp TO
DO cufnfortcu 1T, the POOLING nj commissions.
AZ Chcboygan, ut latcst adylccs, the enow Was
rapidly disappearing, mud the mercury WIS III
thts forttGs. Weasel lntn nro not In nIIy hurry
seen' likely tAt they will oo froo VI leo for two
or three weeks.