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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-02-26
First Publication Feby Is, 1879
Chaftel Mortgage Sale,

Take notice that by virtue Of a chattel mortgage
by c. B HOugh In favor Of Murphy q
Fauss. dated September the 2Sth. 1879, and which
was filed In the Office Of the register OF Deeds OF
Union county, territory OF Dakota on the 18th
day Of September, 1878. at four O'Clock p m and
which said mortgage was z ven to secure the
payment Of three promisor notes OF even date
given by the said G b Hongh to the said Mnrphy
4 Fauss for the amount OF $175.0o with interest
thereon at ten per cent. from date. ana an At
attorneys fee OF twenty dollars " the note was
collected by law and upon which mortgage de-
fault has been made l shall sell the property
therein described. viz: one lumberw wagon about
naif worn with box. douhletrees aud neck yoke,
also one set d.sble harness with light hnmes
black trimmed. at public arction to the highest
bidder thereon for cash TO satisfy said mortgage
aud costs Of taking and selling the same.
sh.rtN-s once on Nam street In the city OF ELK
Point IN said Union county DIT on Saturday the
Sth day Of March 1873 at the hour Of one O'CLOCK
o m Of SAID day.
MURPHY q FhUSS.
Mortgages.
A. BosEB.
Sheriff Of union Co. DIT.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-02-26

JUsf Ny u y thas : man will
- down On his knees and tell
Odd md he congregation thst he
\ : terribls rascal and sinner,
~ then will get fighting mad at
the man that calls him such on
~ street, i something We fail TO
understard.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-02-26
First Publication Feby. 9th 1879.
.1XLLER + sTlCkN.EI; .lsssvsevs.
Sum mons.


TERuiFoRy or kKorA -
Talon Comfy Ind Judicial District
In TIC district court within and for said onion
county
Norbert Berard,
VI
Parker Ford. and Geo. x. Pond and
Woscestcr Pond.
Tie Territory Of Dueota Sends Greeting.
To Parker Pond. George X. Pond and Worcester
Pond, Defendants.
f0u are hereby summoned and required to
ans&er the complaint OF Norbert Berarl. Plain-
tid which Was fled In the once OF the clerk OF
the district court within and for esid Union
county 1t his once In Elk Point. D. r.. on the
10Th day Of January a u 1872 and 10 eervc q copy
Of your answer on the subrcfibcf 1t his oa,cc IN
the city Of Elk Point. Union county D. +. within
thirty days afi " the service ~ this suminOnA
exclusive of the daJ n servfce Or the plaintiff
will then apply for the rslict demanded iu the
complaint 10 the sutd court.
i. 81. MiLLGK aud GEO sTlCKNEY.
f1aiHiA ! AitVinv
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-02-26
FIRST Publication Fcby. 9th 1878.
q ". MILLER, .1sssrssv.
Summons.


Summons.
TERRITORY or DAKOTA. Ia.
County Of Union.
In District Cour; Ind Judicial District,
James II. Smith,
We.
Thomas =. Damon and Charles W Bccgs.l
The Territory Of Dskoto Sends Greeting.
TO the above named defendants: lou are here
by summoned and required to answer the com.
plant in this action, which was filed on the 3sd
day Of January n d 1879, in the Office Of the clerk
of the district count in and for the county OF
Union. terricry OF Dakota at hts office IN the city
Of six FONT. in the county Of Union, DIT. and
. copy Of which lie hereto annexed, and serve q
copy of your answer on the subscribers At their
| ofice on Main street In the city oil. Elk Point
Union county, DAKOTA territory within thirty
| days AFTER the service OF the mmO on you
| exclusive OF the day Uf service. II you fail to
answer the complain, within that time. the plain
| tin will apply TO he court for the relief demand
ed In the complaint. =. W, MILLER
Plaintif 3 Attorney.
| Dated at Elk Point D r, this ard day Of Januar.
| A. ID. 1879.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-02-26
Law PASSED = r

All . .,,d u ,,r.viac fpr The organization
II r.ilroad eorn,r.xfops to regulate the
pprrssion1 thereof IA % provide for the
tsx.t,.n II s,,e;r -nropssty.
"a amend .sction 4et Of the pcnsl code
\. relation q ferries,
Anticipating school district No / q the
enuutv 81 Richfapd 70 issue bonds for Tue
buildins az ! school house.
IA amend sections u and 1e Of ch.p
Ter so ana section 81 Of chapter 20 of
political codc IN relation to fees and du-
ties ar countv treasurera.
IA, change the name Of the county seat
q C~h.ti.ksp. q w.petou q agree will,
4. nre.ent name and most ofRce
Appropri.tiny territorial taxes due
from Gmod Fo,ks county for tho wear
is7s ard ~ for the nae u The county.
70 amend section 440 Of civil proceed
ure CONCERNING The examination Of hus-
band and wife q witnessed for and
asaiust each other and section 1877 same
coda. relating 1, allegations IL civil pro-
ceediuas.
An oct establishing the Dakota hospi.
tai for tho insane, providing for the gov.
ernment Of the same. and for the care of
the ,tsane. and FIR the organ izatioh Of a
board Of commissioners Of ,~nsanity in
each organized county.
Providing I board Of education for the
city Of Fargo.
For the relief Of Lawrence county.
Providing = board Of education for the
village Of Sioux Falls.
Authoriaing the appointment ofs fire
warden in the town of Deadwood.
Fixing the Amount OF time for which
the clerks Of the legislature shall be
paid.
Amending An act for the incorporation
Of the city Of Bismarck.
Amending SECTIONS 30S aud 3S5 OF the
pepal c,,de. relating 10 p~unishment 10,
assault and batterv and petit larceny.
Au,ho,;,;r. schao, a;.,,;ct No . Grand
r.-..-.-.-..:..-.na.a.
Au.i"'A'ns ui.n fo 'o' :"
Issue bonds fnr certain purposes.
Providing for the organization of civil
townships, and the government thereof.
Locating the county seat of Grand
Forks county.
Amending the act providing a board o.
education for the c ity Of Vermillion.
Creating a lien for miners AID labo
fers in certain cases.
Funding the outstanding indtb el q
of the counties OF Moody. Brookings
Burlsigh and Grand Forks.
Amending the act Incorporating tb
village Of Sioux Falls.
Joint resolution asking for information
- 10 pay.
Amending chapter 3 title 2 part . civi
code relating to corporations.
Defining the boundaries Of the countie
Of Burieigh. Emmons, Norton. Stark an
Billings.
Enlarging the boundaries Of the coun
" seat Of Clay county.
To employ assistant clerks. and provi-
dlng Tor compensation OF tue same.
AMei'uihs 'ne scs " 'uau TUG inaeos
cdness OF A'nnenans ana Lincoln cooh
ties.
amending the incorporation act OF w
city Of Vermiliion.
Amending section ] OF chapter II Q
the political code relating 70 no'arie
public.
Amending tho incorporation act of th
city Of Fargo.
Increasing the plumber of Justices q
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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-02-26
UNITED sTATES LAND OFFICE,
Sioux Falls, D. T., Sept 9th, 1878.

Catherine A. OBrien, Virginia D. tt.
You are hereby notified that The Honorable
Commissioner ofthe General land Office. in a
lett es dated Aug. 18th. 1873. has adjmdged yonr
homestead entry No $500 upon north half north
east ar 10 and west half of the northwest or. sec
ton %. township -, Range IS forfeited. fon are
allowed sixty days from the date Of this notice
in which t. appeal from this decision.
b. F. CAMPBELL. Register.
J. NJ. WAsuBuRN, Receiver.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-02-26
First publication Feb u 1891
y. ~. Mxxk11. arTe1H1P.
SherlH,s Sale

In the Distr let Court OF the Territory Of -.
Dakota in and for Unfon county
Lewis Cobler, Complainant
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-02-26
(First Publication Feby. s.. 1872
J. =. WcxLL.1CE, sesfovSsy.
suERIFE,S SALE,

TsRRIronY OF DAKOTA, u.
County Of Union, -. al
In district court End
judicial district.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-02-26

of Lawrence county.
Defining the boundaries Of the hrs.
judicial district.
Dsinipg the boundaries Of the third
Judicial district.
Defining tile boundaries Of the second
judicial district.
yacstiag the town plat Of the town Of
Valley Springs.
Amending clisptsr - OF the political
code relating to the superintendent of
representation in the Legislative assembly
Amending section 3, chapter 81. politi
cal eide. entitled elections.
An act in regard to the smoking Of
opium.
Repeating section 40, penal code.
Prescribing fees for the secretary of the
territory in certain cases.
Amending sections . and o.. justices
code relating to the transfer Of action
and appeal.
Amending section 336 code Of civil
procedure. relating to the sale Of real
property on execution.
Authorizing Richland coaaty 70 faad
its indebtedness.
Amending section So, justices code, re.
listing to the jury trisl.
An oct to prevent fraudulent banking.
Appointing r A Sherman special agent
o. Temporary arrangement for cnse Of The
inmas.
Amending section ~, cole Of civil pro
cedure. relating to appeal to supreme
court.
Amending section 10, ci,sptere7 p"liti,
cal cOde, M ele esisns.
Amending section 40, code Of cisii
proceduse, cnhesraias he esan'ipatiaaI
II ~
, 1879-06-23

lTs PATHOA-6EhMOM Hr pRoP. sWINo.
tFol.swis'g preached yesterday morning In Cea.
ual Church to large audience. lie took for biz
.asme :The sathos OF Chslst!auity." Follow
mg Is tho sermon;
f1eti., D..
.,d5 ne eoaseth forth ~ fowcr and Is cut down
Nan s, goetn to hia long home.-Eu,, zIt., 8.
VIC pcrcelye. III the world OF mind what wo
Perceive In the world OF material things, not an
sven surface but = surface marked With great
n'ehts aud great depths. An earth smooth a,
sa'ia's ball would scem A monotouout globe to
man constituted as he IL in bis feelings, 10
our earth ~ it Is man travels to and fro In altar
mating admiration and amazemeut. When ,e
salIs upon the occnn, and thinks Of the depths
ocneath him, bis heart wonders II he will ever
ssa'a Sec tic land aud escape such M nbJss OF
VALET. Aoslng inland from the sea, the moaut-
|as rtsc up again to Impress his soul, aud, It
'ast, 10 says, "Ah, what wonderful xosldl''
10 the spiritual ktnEdom there ID Just such
ofokeu surtaca. II his nights ena dentla Of
Thought, And sentiment. and experience. The
soQs has IT. oceans, and coutncuts, and mount
ala ranges Among hsss let ua Glaze hut sen-
e@snt called pasnos, aud let "a note what
, 1879-06-23
.A1IUSEME ENTS.


Sptetal Dtsnatth to Tae 7tfbuns.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, June 12ATroublc has
ariscn in the invcnlle Plnafore - camp that
will end in the total dIstntcaratlon OF the CON-
pany Of 1ittlo folks. It appears that scnss-
tfonst report started in Chicago involving May
Everett C' Hiss Howard " led to pcrompsory
orsicr from her guardian, In New York, Mr.
0rikwold, to Mr.. Gilmore 10 send her home.
This thn latter gentleman attempted 10 do,
whcn Manager Nixon threatened him with bodily
injury, and iutimalcd that he n,1ss not accom-
pany them further. Mr. Gilmore tfcu consulted
Dlstrct.Attorney McKiauey, md It has bcen
arranged that Miss Everett unl Kitty and
Emma 1lcn'cy shall close their engagement to.
night and start for New York tomorrow under
police protection. This will, OF COURSE, break
up the COMPANY, so that the eight llttlo folks
from New York tuay leave for their homes
together. The present management Of the
troupe have, It e SAID, lost 900 since taking
Everett and Henley bclong tohtghy respectahlo
families at the East. Tic father OF the FIRST
namel young lady is reported to be worth
SIT, 600,
, 1879-06-23

Below is plot for fiye.ac! play. Boucieault
would Charge 5000 for plot like 1t. But alt
we care for Is the regeneration OF the drama. II
VIC have caused c7cn ons struggling soul 10 beat
with purer aud higher aspirations; 1t We hare
melted even sluElc person IN tue gallery to
lead better and nobier life, VIC arc all too
well rewarded. a fascinating young Professor
Of Phrcnology has bis head shared and mapped
ont into town lots n order to illustrate bis lect
uTes wlsh live model. These SQUARES are
picked with figures ind pictures illustrative Of
the different passions aud motives. Rich miner
comes In to have hts bumps felt, and exhibits
belt containing scvgtal millions In gold dust.
Professor mcsn,crizcs miner, drives tack
into his bump Of memory and ilees to
foreign lands. The victim, like all miners,
never combs his hair, anil 50 the
tack remains undiscovered whIlo Lc wanders
around, supposed to bo crazy mud begging his
hrcad. Meanwhile tln pllrcuo1oEist cudcayors
head being plekctl out IL 1ndin Ink. It refuses to
be obliserateil. Hence he let's his hair grow,
and starts out to paralrze oil Eusope a. a sort
of American Monte Csisto. Meanwhile tho
The foregoing scenes with lots Of good clothes
OH, ularries tlc miner. and the -yerF first yunk
she gives hta hair after tic honeymoon ont
concs tile tack, which at oncc restores bis
memory. Inc EOuQlc AZ once 0cGfn ltltl5 nunL
for The villain, who Is doing llle bonanza hual.
ness OH the CoH4tnent under an assumed
name. After weary search through Europe
and the third and fourth nets, tho miner be-
thiuks him that oil shoddy Americans call OIL
the Pope, md 40 proceeds to Rome and enlfsts
In tho Swiss Guards, who arc always on drtY
during receptions at the Vatican. 1n tic lnss
act tic pope cutters aud begins to "recop."
"Nats oil" howls tho Captain OF tho
Guards to the uBus! gang Of velrct-ycsled
Americans who arc eating ,peauuts nt,!!
t,tktMs stoCks OIL one side Of the room. All
comply but enc. The Captain details tic new
recruit to knock this one dovn With his halberd.
TO uyoid be!n, hammered rs epccilicd, the OBJ
sttnaic Individual reluctantly takes off bis hat.
liz has considerable hair OIL luis hcnd, however,
and tho miner Is again dIsheastenej. When tic
Pore passcs by tho rude stranger, Instead Of
l,'yl,l. low like the rest Of the line, he simply
says "llowdy, Plus!" without bending his head:
This agnin excifes the aYenger's suspicious, Hnd
he goes out on t!ptoe. returning presently FROM
!. d. e. With step1otlder, which be softly PLACES
nratnat a pillar behind thu suspected man niitl
then climbs up go rs to havo brd's,cyc view Of
Tho top of LIS head. In small build spot II, The
ccutrg he bcloids blue square marked "No.
AB,n co1nhatiyeness,' and picture Of two prize
fighters. AT lastlh shrteks the miner, jump
lliE down on the prisoners head with bis boots,
and tic plny ends With the yllain being dragged
nlf to execution, while the whole COMPANY
lut,ees In front Of the footl[ghts as the curtain
goes down, with tbs calcium Oh the miner IN The
Cuutre.
, 1879-06-23
DRAMATIC NOTES.


Tony Pastor closed q successful weeks Gu
Eagcuont at Hasycr!y's last night.
Miss Agnes LortuE, Of Steele ,faekaJo's com.
many, Is cousin Of Genevieve Ward.
When lie is going to appear ~ Il new piece n.
IatontAlnc, Ut tie Coincide Franchise, olTors up
prayers for Ills success.
May Fske'a female mtnstrela {'DInotheri-
ans" their learned manager calls tlr1n) open at
the Metropolltauthis evening.
Mr.. Willis has reconstructed bis play OF
"Ei1en," 1t Will soon be produced At the Hay-
maEkut under the nanlo Of "ToM Pye."
Suggestion from Mr. Durnand for the pro-
gra1nmb Of theatrical benefit: "swcet.
hearts, I" Eugaged," n" Married, Baby" uud
"The Great Dlvorca Cass."
aFatlnt.za" will be continued this week at
McVicker's; Aimee plays. ut tIaye1ly's, and
ihersuu,s, half a., hundred strong" at
jioolcy's; and tho Frayne family, dogs In.
cluded. will present "sl elocan" ut 4amlln's
Tiiratrc.
Attn initial performance Of "L'Assomuoir u
III London: First god: ~ tell yer the plaY's
god: "And 10Y faint" First rod: Who Is
Inc hausl,cr. fhen1" Second Eol: "Ita q t,a.
laptatlou. Didn't ycr SEQ .lla playbtls-'Drnk,
adapted from tho French OF nAyo Eono
| Morc,'a
Scono on Columbus avenue, At house where
grout many rcl!carsals of "tlunfore have taken,
| place for private representation: The iittla
ghl1d who l,as Just broken out with tho chicken
pnx. II asked by iho mother: "What 10 yon
think your para Will say wl,cn ho secs his darl-
| luz littlo Qirl IN such pligat." 40, s'poso
he'll Say, 'Why, damned It's too bad.' '.-
| Word.
Tho Philadelphia Walnllt-Street Theatre is
the oldest theatre In tie United States. The
owner Ii ]. Il, Clarke, tho actor, who ltyes iu
| London most OF tho time. Clarke bought The
| l,r0al.atreet Theatre, In Philadelphia, few
years agu, and played there OIL Its last visit to
ih!s country, lnsteal Of gotug to tho Walnut, ~
Walnut, rslasiatetl BY hiring the Park Theatro
and transferring bis host engagements to tlAt
house, Leaving, only secoud-la&o stArs to the
Walnut. Tile lassst blow at the Walnut was the
production Of m absurd drama from tho pen Of
Philadelphia court Interpreter. Nearly all the
| lawyers OF the city msda tho occasion onc Of
/ great hilattty, (tb[uE tllu author, commenting
| tunslu performerh,-Ntw lUrE H4n.
| newspaper t;s Soportsr; "You occupy % %yoassu,f
| with . variety OF inatters," he observed during
The conycrsatlon. ".l touch everything, touch
eyeFythtuE,'-yes, know. Alas lileY r6pruarl
| nlo sufficiently. but lkteu: an artistic. aud
nothlg tllat concerus art Is matter uf !ndftfeG-
| ence 10 NC. 1 ulore The tileutre,- although
consider tue art Of tho comedian an art less com,
cau Tor tho kureeaa of thu ucnttc. ladoiu paint
| tng a1ll scuipture--two ereatlYs arts, tl0sa i
| anil paint somewhat, aud model somewhat.
To be suru aus yet asd4ta1tts IN painting. but
| am suEs that shall reach result. This IL
] tho way look at II; ! AL right IN occupying
, 1879-06-23

long ago that atcat!ng was a capTtal o!rcnso In
tho English Inv, Evcs, in this new rs,untry 1t
una oncc crime punishable With s1tnth fpr
trcc, to trampio down tic bank of his
,ni1l- pond, or 10 steal handkerchief.
The to1nan Inv contained many Of the proy!s-
Ions Of TIC Mosaic law. Tue condition os the
people at that t1mc demanded at,eh strinKcnt
aluied, also, to the old Greek laws, quoting
sone OF the stntutes, and said VIC need not 20
back 50 fnr ns this. A. late rs lGi0 Oliver
Cromwell fasuct IN ursler for The tcstr,tctlon Of
not suit HIN, and believed tint their ways srra
not cot,sonant With tho Interests Of tic general
public.
1u speaker alluded to somo Of the COM
tirciy hlostcd ont Of exIatcncu IN account Of
tIsetr being 40 corrupt aud dcprnycd, that they
were curse tD everybody elsc. mil were not 1T
to live. lie chose this Israelftca to be IljR exc
button on these outrageous sJnlers, un.i llc hsd
right to uso ile 1sraeltcs TO accomplish Ills
pnspote. There was nothing in these accounts
TINT was IN conflict With t,ur icn Of Gods mercy
but lle was alto Just, and there was
such thing as cxhaust,ng Ills ,paticnce wear
i,,g out His mercy. These pr0n1e that tod de-
stroyel wore richly deserving OF the retributlnn
Of God. II wc think that the fato of the
n,lr condition had The fsEaelttcs been less sevcre
III their execution Of God's co,,lrlaf,ds3 Had
tleso .lusttul and bIoodthirsty Canaanites bcep
allowed to I've they would ].avo utter
married WITH hs :s1ae'es anu By 'hs nsss t'ms
been no ono to liaten to Ills
teachings, no ear to hear Ills voice,
no tongue 10 pronounce HIS name. a crisis
Ial arrived, und 1t was absolutely necessary It,
'epcrs n1nong tho children Of God nnd hin
ORANGES III The Tay OF tho salvation Of The poo
pic. They renrcaentcd outraged Justice.
DR.. Goodwin maintained tl'nt there waa tho
Rfb,u With tho character Of God. There werc
expressions OF loyc arl patience, and also the
y!ndicatton OF outraged Justice. How often
dtd iis hearers read IN The daily paIt,; pan,srs
q llfci Who could read these thIngs wl.hout
feeling as If lhcv could clutch the rope 10 hnng
lhc perpetrators Of the dark deedsl " hose
themselves With vtew Of attncklnE the county
.ofs1cn,s, delivering tho jail, and robhtng the
| Treasury3 The sneaker called to mind the
simultaneously 10 put down lawlessncss, called
anil visit retributton unon those who
were making the disturbances. Everybody
Bf'Ssa ss ans % rst!0ao at to vo1 "a vi vrants
were organIzed In somc sections Ut the country
| for the purpose of preserving the peaes and
projecting the hclpless. When things became
| unlIearablc, then We called upon God to barc
| Ills arm md visit rets'bution upon those who
| were offending this laws and outraging Justice:
It was not incongruous to Gods mercitnl
nature to punish the outragcous'y wicked With
Just rctribu,ion.
| Voitnfro and Tom pane, that the Bible was but
fow old scraps chronicles OF wornout traditions,
mud improbable narratives, bound up and put
, 1879-06-23
MARINE NEWS.
OVERLOADED EXCURSION STEAM
FRS,

OVERLOADED EXCURSION STEAM
FRS.
The screw-atcamer FaXton, which recently
canlo to this port troln the lower lakes to rnnago
in tic excursion business, Ia a stanch md we'll
appointed vessel, and has d powerful c,leine aud
trst+elass boiler, aud 10 ndiitton to all that
she Is well.ofliecfcl AMI manned, but she has
been carrying more passengers than her papers
cali for, AMI tho stringent Federal ian on tho
subject hos beun violated. 6h0 ts licensed 10
carry 200 persons, and Is as we'll provided
with lifc.snving bouts and apparatus
as my Of the luke steamers, but
II Is clcAr that sho Ia not sufficiently well-fus-
nIsiied with life-saving apparatua for 800 per-
Sons, tlG numbcr which she carried from Mich
iran Cir u tha port and bscR last week, 40
net tllat has caused considerable comment frota
many experienced laks mariners and
n1hers, who saw tho boat At
thu time she was m oyercrowdct1
md it may bc vol for Supervising Inspector
Cook 10 comn hero aud Inquire Into tho manner
in whicI, The Local Board does It work, md Dit
u stop to apy futuro oyerloadtng Of excursion
steamers
The appliances on the stmr RUBY for saving
life are not adequate 1n tH erent 0f u disaster
ontstlc aud, II that b3at IL To remain here, shc
should be required to 4ave hotter uni moro
liie.aavinG APPARATUS than shc has At prcscnt.
steamers, and n0w tint thu senaon has fniriy
opened, ind sou,o larEu parties arc likely 70
Clurtcr The bouts, or tot, lar1ccrurds arc likely
to patroaixo theu OH special occasions, the prop
CT authorities should bold them h the law, md
punish any violation OF 1t thut may bo made.
, 1879-06-23
DLOOMINGTONs
PA6TCtsAI.

6u<rtai Dtspafch TO 7Ad tribune.
BIooA1NoToy, ILL.,, Juua .23.-Thc Rcv. Father
AcDcrmott, pastor Of the Catholic Church Of
Ae immaculate Conception, has been trnus-
ls'Ee4 10 Champaign, where DO will begin work
ne1t Sunday. Hu Is to bosuccecdpd By Father
Weldon, OF Monmouth. The Rev. T. G, Nc
otatb, Curnts Of immaculate Concep.ion, u
wv transferred. going to Macomb, Ill.,, and IL
Graduated.
, 1879-06-23
INDIANAPOLIS,
CATHOLIC.

sptctdI DispafcA to 1hs Tribune
INp1ANAroL1s, Ind., 1aue oa,-Blahon Cha
taEd, asaIsted by Pass!onst Missionaries Charles
md Augustlo. Of Cincinnati, md :pricsts from
Richmond, Cambridge CITY, Anderson, and
uEeencastlc, to-day laid the cornerstone Of st.
Budgets Church. Tic occasion called nublc
attention to the trouble betwecn tho Ctulrh
authorities and the Ancient Order OF lIihorn-
;a1s. The bishop bas forbidden tho holding Of
balls, aud the IIlberniars have refused to turn
eat In procession on the Bishops invitation.