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| Of augmenting or dminiehlng the note GiFcu-
lation should he taken ont ~ the hands 81 ion-
presa and given Ia the banks Ia n very Wse one.
In recent yaara nothing haa impauah htlethnII u
America more than the nerpatnai menHi,hh
| of Gorpreaa with currency questions. Ana "
| nan, NM Isa feared that tile Withdrawal from
| rreenharka of their legal tender nttflhnte WIZ
/ hinder their fraa circulation, ~ long M lhev
| Ara ra,Iapmahla IN rpn their use IA eurrenet
will not ha affected The nolaa Of the Scot ~
| hnnka FOR instance. ara not legal tnndor huf
/ Tint ,Iaoa not prevent their extended ctreHlas
/ tion, ;t, W.,
4 Knitted ttataa dnaar "a netting. II IA nnf WI
| ItLaly tint We ahnll ace change take place III
| the relation haiwoan tho aEnatfs anA me w
| parta ~ that country. The enormous nit' s'ih-
hpuptIful harvneta recently rHnuna on tho othnt
/ aIda of tho Atlantic rnnnnrEnnHy with me
| corresponding 1atlctnntv IN hurpp". hna
| giynu America Rnddem extension ~ bufehns-
/ Ing power. Meanwhile, the Very nhns'hatahe
| inuutta of gold thpro have 10 Soma extent IN.
| Hatad nrineR nn that allie The economy IT pnst
| years arpners laid naile Tor tho time. nnd me
| roe MI IL Tint notwithstanding the fmmnn g
volume AZ grain which America 'l,fa phni'~l ~
EUROPE tho balance of trade ta lesa In ttynr
VIC thHt country than ~ fahia rhaf, ! y"
surplup of exuurts over imports through Now
Nark IL illuminating mud the nhnraa ~ huat
| naas thorc "a naaumtng NOR" Ne norman "hft
| netar All ihta Will tnnA IT, check tho oNrotl ~
| hullinn and IN roulrr II more piohnhln thRt
rrr indnhtndnora will I've discharged rather
| w Una liapnteh If p1ntla AMI hnnda Wht"l'
| Americana d. want. thnn hy snn3tnn Enl1
witch thr{ ~ nat want. Ehia rtpraannta lut
ono iuHuonoo among many which RN"ct our
money market. L. II Al4n Nnn tho tatnH ~ which
obviously oannnt hn rnn,lIly EuHEni. damRnd
which may thus I've aaiiatiAd III different man
nora rnrl pf ihnm hnNnni thn ordlnary nhnn
nola NJ trnap Ia rnrtnin H. b. tltful til i ia aa
i4tlnl tho Immediate pIoapana ~ our Wnh"Y
market must 10 nn"nltatn.
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REGULAR rAcRnTs ron TUESDAY.
Exchange sIIpplngn.

Cincinnati a har
~ 49, ~ y. 'sa''.Igst 10 t,1
~ Stt t',n ~ tlan IN - / y rlo ~
f. - 49, ~ ~, ~ W ~ ~ it'5 ts
40 bn 10 q % 1T ~ ''a s., H. f on an an
mr. III I'm, d4,r y ~ INV =" . "9 'isol o'''
Cn, IL 49, az hi, otoo,oe mill
III rngnimrf, e. IT, 1,f,,fonafi nj Nayg Dr.
nm. tr9tI = - 'ttt' GU A''''e' 80 Wv
,Pits 49, Irae Il I,,II ,r.a atf,ttah n dav In
gfb"rn ~ i'l Fta ,,t, fn Nov or.
= @ 'A'''t2n t'a'o aa a. ennr.asv
onpft Ia, b ext"n,'eg -" The n"o FrnI BIanks
usf ,,,,,laf4n e. int,atl a. ~, or,cnae n
g., COO ~ pIo'I ~ =. - T. - NJ 0raana IN
w1,fn,, 80 i't'''2 ''''''3 80 ~" - t9"+' ~
rbt, e. Frn,ag5n9 ru - "a aoyartb
,,tt',. 30 dt.i.I * y L. uf,,,,,r Inft, II
ptffn,n XIX fGr,,,ri ,n.,,tt,iInr ~ ne
ta,a,'r H., a,., j., ,.,,s,t''.. ~ a., .aai
d,nf ~ i ruin III yyEInh III rp,a nnrGnator.
tI.f., San,lav In4e,,h bunlevv n nnndnrtor in
tho employ Of tho North Beach and Missouri
ls'1troad c9mpany, While stepUlng from the
ft0ht blhtf9,rrm u y morning car on Folsom
street, hshT went y-setgnd lei, ana In trying
e re's,yr hlms.It nag " end q rs right IN,
i"x Niger taught under ono OF the forward
Whfe Which n ,t nyer I'D crushed T. Hs
@a1 taKfn 70 fhe h2Hpltal, where me Injured
li,ks VIZ tthLutatal ~ ltts ltst lolnt; SnD4es
4H"ntiy IoekIaW set IN. ahd on Tuesday niRhs
h' f, ilt,d. -, l,,...,... t,,
- ntttit'iHhh !, 1aIHltt. 3hr,bber ~:
me. ne new iH'u5fn =; springer lett Tor New Or.
,.s -, WIZ ~ f1a5liehl stars. DOM
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE or THE DAILY DEMOCRAT.
Saturday Evening December %. 1912,
DAILY MsHKEv REVIEW

Money Is without any new feature,
atataa exhibit more animation and ara - ~
uuept for favoritc ahnras
Foreign exchange Il eaaier
ata,a Gonpols aud Premium bcnda ara quiet
and steady.
Flour II easy Oh tho hetter grades, hnt steady
on the lower uualitiee.
Grain and feed are firm.
Provisions arc flrmar under Western adviHes'
Coffee IL ste ,dy dealers stock "a ~ 600 naRs
pIoek III nrst hands In h,aai haga,
Cotton ia irregular and eaat"r hero, new
York epoa are dull ana 100 lower. WHn
Futuroa weak LIVERPOOL ardta nte eaeY' W"h
futures quiet anil etendr.
Sugar IN active and aronFnr.
Mnneaea is Gutat hu Rteaay,
Rice IA III light supply for choice. anh nrm.
halt IL ateadiy improving ~ demand, hhd 'a
now quito active. Sturka redneoa with
little IN slight.
Hides are eaaier aud tending down.
Poultry and egga continue M imtrnva.
Vegetables are staa y
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NV Vt 1s7''''T' - = 49,
To the Editor az the Democrat.
Rureau
h--A
fiG 5iiGes,


! have always thought ghc propfr way III GET
at A correct estimate of the growing crop IL to
have a committee IN Information and Stltis-
tics for each exchange thai now tssnrs reports,
composed af mau representing every RaofiNn
tributary to that partirul4r port. aud pnrmit
them ta take the letters iu answer ~ National
Cotton Exchange questions and. instead If
automatically compiling data H received
from CORRESPONDENTS. permit these committees
to simply Use them In connection with fhe tr
own information aud iaeas. era III said rom
mittees issue rep arts setting forth fhop estimate
Of the condition and prnhahle yield M tha crop.
II were better fnr wnli-nformed merchants Is
make an estimate from all the dAfa the on
changes can gather than for committees aptirg
In the capacity IT compifo-S without ANY discrn-
ton to isene reports contrary TO thrIr cony9-
uons and based on letters IN many instances
from persons who either 10 MT understand
how 70 calculate percentages, or from personal
considerations arc biased or influenced to
make incorrect reports.
40 not SEQ how the bureau could nnssiNlY
issue a report entitled 70 any consideration
from cotton merchants. Tho gentlemen Of the
bureau ara situated remotely from the cotton
districts and must necessarily rely on letters
such MS above referred TO- and the records IN the
last esht years bear me- cut in the assertion
that such sources az Information cannot he re-
lied upon.
Respectfully. SAML II. BUCK.
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THE PAPER CURRENCY OF THE UNITED
STATES


The following views arc from the London
Economist Of December d
The recommendation 1T President Hayes "a
deprive Greenhacks of their legal tended attri-
butes il sure 10 give rise IL prolonged aud
acrimonious discussion. To Us. L seems til /
many Of the comments that have been passed
upon II here are based upon 4 til isapprehensi0n
that the government re DESTROYS III withdraw
Ing the gIeenh cks from circulation. and il Is
feared that this may cause an expansion Of tina
metallic currency aud lead to Il fresh drain of
gold from this side But liz W. read the leila
grams Alright. II Is not intended 10 withdraw
the government notes. The proposal il simply
a repetition Of that which Secretary sherman
made two years ago IN his financial report
when he recommended THAT the clause
of the RESUMPTION act of 1876. which
provides for tbs permanent reduction
of the United States notes 10 an
amount not exceeding f61NCnAp5 should b.
put in fierce 0nly the excess above this limit,
which may am auIt TO between eight and nine
millions, Is sought to be withdrawn. ana Il Is
not Intended that this gap should be, nor il Il
likely that II viii ~. Oiled by coin. Hare Il
me oestturtency for the United States Noufs
be a carefully limited amount Of United
STATES notes aromp ~ redeenaole On
PP r entails IL s9in ard supported
piemented by system of national banks
organ I'D under general laws free and open to
ALL win ROVER 70 issue circulating notes Sc
cured By United States bonds deposited with
mand in United States notes or coin"
TIE Treasury IL to rtstrier its issues to a GER
tain liked amount, such as eDuld aIWays remain
In circulation. leaving to national banks the
varying CHANGES, the ebb and a5w of trade.
Not coin. theref re. bat national bank notes
will fill the void created BIZ the withdrawal of
E1peuhaehF, AID ZEE fEeFtsaa shss he Power
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COTTON FUTURES

Arrangements not hatng entirely perfected.
and the holidays in'eryening dealing Ia cotton
futures IN the New Orleans Sock EN hhauee has
been postponed until the frs Monday il Jan
Uary,
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sAML II. BUCK
AGRICULTURAL BUREAU REPORT

The Cotton Exchange received the following
telegram to-day:
Agricultural department reports ootton crop
for 1879 o2n ,S37 bales Of $50 pounds each. per
cent short of last year.
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RIVER NEWS.
pgFfi)H NEW ORLEAHH DEMOCRAT. i
sunday, December III, IgTa,
Arrivals,
pllIU'h
DaRn Ftures,

Ree marine column.
Departures.
Emma irvine Martha. Fair Play, liee De
A,3nt j " Cannon, llnnry reta. NntGhe7 City
If alton. Silver CITY Charmer. John Wilson.
Fnpchnu. @. Il. Peek.
stage of the Rivers.
Daily tclagraphio report Of tho Stage nj wAtsr
nj vurloua pontR with changes, In the "a hours
ertilna yesterday ~ ? 4. ~.
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IAH.r FrKSfTUHg TnroRuIM. Mo-
t,,uaf, ,,..o+o1 an t,a .,,r.,,r r
retIue haiidli e l""''' ~ 80 G'thti 2
Poydras and Camp stree t., IL Il handsome Iron
structure and oerupieR II who'll, aqu 4re. This
t,,u,t,,,, bos,,,r,hnlJt ,,ea.ar strn,,, co,.,o.,
p''''dih| l''s9 p',,pe'5 Ei'' =. 80 "E' ~
four floors and on ono fl or Of the adjoining
h,IIaInt, u ratria3 nn bv Mantgon,orv d at
their mmana" furniture bu7inesA 4 stroll
through this es.abll4hment Will wen repty any
ann who 4. bnnt IN, uur4huaiup tho worry Iofa=t
49,, 49,
styles Ia ilrhlfafe ana VITO deslfe h9t only
fnaness Of finish hut durability. On ID" ttrpt
f,or 10 Ionutea tho gana-al snlpa. room n .ra
tt ,",.,t.-t
arc MI Styles ol ehairs from fho mo lest s1thlRbt
camn rockers. Ali with aupple ,int4. both aasy
% At In aud easy 10 fold up and move round
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DNMESTlC lMTNhIN.
FINANCIAL AVN eouuEwctaL NEWS
ANALYSIS OF THE AGRICULTURAL HU-
REAu REPORTS.

REAu REPORTS.
The following analyss of the Agricultural
Bureau crop reports hf Can't y. II. Buck who
40 ably filed the position Of secretary ST the
National Cotton Exchange for several years.
will I've found interesting and valuable e. That
large class OF our community who are Interested
In cotton:
New OH FANS, neeemhcr ~. 1870,
To the Editor az the Democrat.
Dear Sal hand you u table showing the Ga
Inmates based on Blu eau's report from t9tn IT,
1878 inclusive. also stvi9g thr actual viold and
the difference between the Bureaus estimates
and yields each year. This may Ia very tutor
eating 20 your commercial readers, and may
serve 10 lessen their ooutl tnnee Ia this sNurra
of statistical iufOrm ,t{0n, - universally aud ~
far wrong. This table II taken from tho weakly
circular, dated November !, 1912 ef tho Cotton
Brokers Association " Hrvfn haani nn No
yemher reports Of the Agricultural Bureau.
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Fine Liquors.

M.,.8ra i Cafni Il III. attGair III stand M.
Il. Decatur street or,r for Aalo In bond 81 duty
,,ll = ,rgn and vari4l 4fark ar liuppr4 con
,Iatine Il, ,,rtaF ffhataan plpo t3jarnant rlnrai
i,,,,,,tf, i 1r,,,.t from na ehatprn. rlArcte and
,yr,l,o ,,ine., of rny,rlt, brun9l4 from Natigua
,n1 ni,,u,r,Iun at nor1ennv. Gbarrioqputl ports
r fho nI.I.4a ,nd 0nes.l aaeunea II un4urtpaae4l
rnollty- olamnuvnna If ha most rauowue5l
l,nn,,o. scotch mil friah ,yhiskios old and
,,ana holland md oiI Tom gin. . lrliula and
Muacat vino. Mise d NM stock " braudfol
frnI,a oaunna fruits nna w Nntlea. Elack
,gal,a niakl.a 5,aneea condiments. o,n Mnsara
J. taltt 4 Bro. ara among out ta,,.st en'orpri4-
I,y narahnnta nnd H. ii ifya lrIsfnN5a Haau
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co VI W " " s'sAs,.

[T'he iaaide quotations II NE follptriup mdt.
Eafa tldnsfe ne tehol@adte rrices. and aufstdH
fg,Hes ipi lptsl
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The finest and largest display Of holiday
presents at Nayras China Palace. 129 Canal
street.
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BE- edition. Royal Herald. January 3.
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HOTEL ARRlV AIS.

I,opnaN Doe po th#n m &ngRf Guhh ~
rl,aco vada fpit refining tti3al 1is6i
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10 day +-..z...-.,....-. s....s-....a aS'
This nay wi Wsak .........- ....--. h.2l
This Iay ll4t ye lr -. ..-.. ........-... i0l
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-09-17
SHORTEST ROUTE 70 CHICAGO
SIOUX CITY TO CHICAGO
WITHOUT CHANGE OF CAR

Commencing June LIST. 1878.
a. daily express passenger train will leave
train from Yarkion. Leave sioux City at 2.i5 ?
NJ. and arrives at chicago at 3. 20 r. NJ
leeping cars run through from ioux City to
Chicago. Fare $3.50 on sleeping car.
Passengers leaving Chicago, hound west, at
10 A. NJ, via the Illinois Central railroad, will
arrive a. Sioux City the next day at II 30 A. N.
An accommodation train will leave Sioux city
daily. except Sundays at 500 y. m, connecting
with through passenger train at Fit. Dodge. Pas
enge's leaving Chicago at 9.25 p. IN. arrive at
ioux City al 6,45 a.. m.
the Cedar Falls and Minnesota Branch. leaving
Waterloo at 49, h a, m, aud arriving at Mona at
100 =. M, connecting with the Milwaukee, and
at $50 p. NJ. and Minneapolis at 6,43 p, m.
Connections are made al Dubuque with trains
on the Ill inois Central main line, leaving Du-
baqns'at d. 10 ?, m, arriving at Galesbarg at !, 3op,
Louis at I. 10 a, m. aud Cairo at 4.i0 a, m. con-
meeting at Cairo with trains for Memphis, Mach.
darts of The onth.
'r.ains going east connect ct Chicago with all
trans for etroit. Cleveland, Buffalo, Niagara
Falls, Piitsburg, Philadelphia, Baltimore. WAsh-
iDgton, New York Boston, and all parts Of tho
East
Connexions are made at Freeport with West.
ern union trains. leaving Freeport at 1,os ?. m,
kce at 6.14p. m.
Connections are also made at DUBUQUE to st.
Louis. Cairo and ali points south
Baggage Checked Through
For through r. , si ,mp sra iaf Soan,:i .p,,, !,
the Illinois Central depot.
Trains ron BY Dahuae tins. which 10 twenty
minutes faster han Sioux city time.
v. p. Jou..or 'os1rA :. Tucxrr' Gs,sig o.,
4. + ss s4. ua;.saessa s'' sias ss; :ss'
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-09-17
First publication september III
MILLER 4 W:ALL.ACR, .leserssvs.


WHEREAS u writ 1T attachment was
Issued out nt the clerks Office OF the dis.
tiict court in aud for Union county in the
fourth Judicial district in the Territory
vi Dakota in an action lien pending in
said court wherein Joseph Beaubien was
plaintiff and Nazire Jete defendant bear.
lug date the t1th day Of August A. u.
1879 and to me- directed by virtue OF
which l seized and levied upon the prop
erty hereinafter described, and
Whereas on the nth day Of Septcm-
TENDER A. ID. 1870, Judgment MAS rem
deled in said action by the said court for
the sum OF one hundred and twenty six
and 65 100 te126 $50 dollars in favor Of
said plaintiff and against said defendant
aud the said court at the said time ord"r.
ed that the property so seized by me DO
sold to satisfy the same. aud
Whereas an execution was issued out
Of said court under the hand of the clerk
and attested in the name Of the judge
thereof bearing the official seal OF said
court dated the 18th day of September
A. d. 1879 aud to me directed and deliv.
cred for the purpose of Satisfying said
Judgment Of Que hundred and twenty.
six and 60. 100 ($l26 $50 dollars with
subsequent interest aud accruing costs
I did on the 18th day Of September A.
d. 1879 at 10 o'clock a. m levy the same
upon the property so taken by me by
virtue Of said writ of attachment to wit:
One bay ge!diDg about IL year old.
One SOW and pigs; one half Of q stack
iof peas and one half Of one stack Of oats
Il half Of one stack of wheat aud one
half interest in all the com and potatoes
raised by defendant on0 Louis Braubienf
farm beirg about thirty eight 80 acrs
of corn and one half acre Of potatoes and
one light bay mare with white stripe in
face and two white feet.
Therefore notice is hereby given that
I shall OF the eth day of September A.
d. 1879 at the hour Of one o'clock in the
afternoon Of said day at the front door ct
the court house in the city Of Elk Point
in said county proceed to sell the said
property at public auction to the highest
bidder for cash for the purpose satisfying
said Judgment, and all accruing costs Of
sale.
Dated this 10Th day Of September 1879
Alison ROVEE, Sheriff Union Co. d I.
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Dakota Southern and Sioux City and
Penbina Railroad.
Time Table.

Time Table.
Dapart East. Depart West
1000, A. NJ, Express Mail. 3:l5. Pm.
200 I" Freight. l0:55. An
CONNECTIONS.
I At Sioux city with I:linois Central. sie9x
City and Pacific and Sioux City and 81. favi ras'
roads.
2 Passenger train going east connects y
DAVIS Juncti0n with Branch Traivs ass1vIns y
POrtlandville At Il: 10 p. m. and there copn r"s..
with Howard's Stages for Virginia.
ew-Beloit-Cantun--HAfrfeburE-F !euo!o:u--
LarchwOod--Rock Rapids-SiOux. Rsp!ds.-c'os1
Falls-and all roints on the Big sioux RIVER. :
Train leaving Portlandville ut I: 81 p, n .connss's
a. Davis Junction with Train going west. -
8 Al Eli Point with Stages for Fonca. N.Y.
and Richland ID. r. p...,.
4 Al VsrmiIlion with stages for Lodi. Rtvsf.
side. Bloomingdale /. Turnep and Firiay. 80
Al Aecklfng with stages Tor 81: Seaess NJ
8 At NaJyilie with stages for 81 Helene. 49,.
Al Ysnkt0n With stages for AZ po:nsS
Southern and Western Dakota and MOTIF ~.
And during the aeae0a Of navi9nfton VIA ~
Missouri River Traasportation CemkAye ~
Of Steamers for Fort Randall, Dsule: r5sssSSs
Hu1ly. Rioe, Bismarck. 6tspheaeou, oenaess:
Dnford. The Carol and Benton conscelae ~
Piesre With etages and Traasportas'oa vsss'
This & tie eniy direct rests II ~ olsss nilas
GRO. +. Mk3cHAMTfaA
Weueval unegt4e1111S.ss
SAN1a 4. nAARxxi1, AfsatxiAS eeDss
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1879-04-19
DARE DEVILS.
The Uneasy Reds Consregating on
Poplar River.
I,ssecial Dispatch to tAe Tri6une.]

{ssecsal DispatcA to Ake Zri6une.l
FoAT BuFoRB, April 19.-Frsm scout
just in from Poplar river agency it is
learned that forty Uncapapas had arrived
at Poplar from Tongue river, and had with
then, seven horses, six of which were gov
ernmcnt animals, and one was recognized
as belonging TO Billy Cross, e scout. They
had the guns, adde's, and other equip,
ments pertaining to these horses, and it is
feared that some whites have been Killed
to effect their capture.
Talk still continues in the upper coun-
try of an attack on the Missouri river posts
this spring.
The steamer Mcleod passed up at ! q:
m. to-dAy.
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Another New Boat.
THE DISCOVERY.

A letter from James Ress, builder Of
the steamer. Butte, to Capt. John g
Barr, agent Of the Benton line, says of the.
Butte" under date of April ~: /" She
was successfully launched today, and
with cabin on, and outfit and lumber:
draws only eight inches astern, Il inches
forward. When the machinery is ALI IN
and the boat finished, am confident She
will not draw but IS inches in the deepest
place, which will make her the boss low
water boat of the Missouri river
The g Butte'' will leave Pittsburg April
20 for Fort Benton, and will arrive at Bis
marck about May 2i The Benton Line
has built the boat expressly for the upper
river trade, and will run to Benton as late
as the 10th of October.
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1879-04-19
heartiest con organizations. It was the true
soldiers triumph, and yet he hadn't killed
FATAL SOLDERING

AS illustrative of Little. VOLTS spirit,
this incident is related: Before his cap
sture he had occasion to severely reprove
some of his men for stealing stock. He
argued that the theft would bring the
white soldiers after them and slaughter
all his people. He wanted the stock
released, but the captors wouldn't release
It. They were accordingly soldiered''--
whipped. While the whipping was IN
progress, one Of the whlppers was killed
and another badly wounded. The seven
stock thieves then broke loose and went
on chase Of their own. They dropped
on private Bader, Of the Second Cavalry,
and Sergeant Kennedy, killing the former
and wounding the latter. Since that little
affair of the Mispah they have been qui-
city captured and taken to Fort Keogh..
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1879-04-19
Foul Play Suspected.

Charley Driscoll, formerly Of Bismarck
and now a Deputy United States Marshal ,
started nearly two months ago from Fort
Custer with two soldiers and citizen to
look up some horse thieves on the head
voters of the Powder river. ltsls the be.
lief of the country that there is a robbers
roost in that vicinity, and that Driscoll
and his party have been taken in and duly
killed. 1t is either that way or else the
boys are having hard time to get out.
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1879-04-19
Iuportant Inyention.

Sherwood, operator Of tile govcrnnen,
telegraph Office. has invented new switch
board and established his reputation as 5 )
practical electrician. 1t isfa very ingen-
ious affair, and an improvement over any
other board in use. ,9... n .ys
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1879-04-19
vste.mboat Speculation.

Which boat will get to Benton first is
the all absorbing theme. The Mcleod
passed Knife River Thursday att p: m;
the Eclipse yesterday ats a. M, and the
Benton today at 8 80 a. m.
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1879-04-19
Large Loan.

The N. p. has gotiated a loan Of two
millions to build the road to the Yellow
stone. There is NO doubt of the work
going ON when such practical proof looms
up. -. n 51s.5 q. ....
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-20
United States Court Inys.,igation.

There is lull in the investigation of tie
records of the United States Court. but it is
expected that experts will SION arrive from
Washington and make the examination OF
the books complete. The Attorney Gen
eral states that Newcomb was recalled be-
cause he was wanted elsewhere, but that be
had discovered Ell ugh frauds to make a
sure case against Ambrose, and the District
Attorney had signitied his intentions of
prosecuting Ambrose 10 the full spirit and
letter of the law. a
Investigations will probably be made into
the workings Of the Marshals Office but
the principal complaint against that office
Is the matter Of constructive millage, which
is the practice OF Marshals generally.
Ex-Governor Young, who is now in
Washington. had long interview with the
Attorney General yesterday upon the sub
ject Of the investigation and recommended
a thorough examination into all the alleged
frauds of the different offices of the Court
and a inst prosecution of the criminals.
This course the Attornev General had al.
ready adopted, and expressed his determin.
alton to carry it out.
The QUESTION referred to Judge Baxter
by Commissioner Probasco as to whether
IN attorney other than the Government
officer had right to prosecute the case OF
Br'adwell against Ambrose, will be argued
Saturday morning