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WASHINGTON.

Statements from the Treasury Department
Financial Statistics Hayes Junksting
Tour. asE
WASHINGTON, Aug 30.-The following is q
statement Of tho operations of the National
Bank Redemption agency for August:
National bank note, disposed Of dur
ing the month: notes fit for o,rou-
latiOn assorted and returned to
the banks uf issue. ..............$ 4.G32, 2UO
Notes unit for circulation assorted
and delivered to the comptroller
Ofthe currency for destrucliona and
replacemrnt with new notes..... 2,735, 500
Mites of failed, liquidation and re.
dacing banks deposited in the
treasury $4,000
Total for August, 1879. ......S 7,2S7. 3UU
Total for August, 1875. .$lS,47l .45i.
The following is the statement of United
States currency outstanding at this date:
Old demand notes. ............$ 6l.425 on
legal tender notes. all issues. 346 6Sl, Ul6 10
One-year notes of l863......... A9,145 W
FwO-y ear notes of 1868. ....... 14.UuO OF
rwu-year c"upou Notes Of 1853. 23,7OO W
Compound interest notes. 500. 26O.6 U u.
Fractional currency, all issues. 1876, $50 20
Aoe0'ss ToO1,OOs,V U 81
Ibe comptroller of tho currency reports tue
amount of national bank circulation outstand
ing o day at $329.3ii l47 exclusive of l.448,-
$40 ut national gold bank notes. The total in.
crease Of national b INK circulation since the
nrst of January last was $7,U2l,29 Th,
amount of increase in the month of January
VAS S6"7,955; February. $l.64S, 40l; March.
8l,OSl ,O26; Aprl,. - OlS 634; May, 1898. 9Dl;
June, sl5l.S s; July. $2G6,54U; August, $685.
tlu. There has been inca ease If legal tendeI
n''tes deposited for The purpose of retaining
circulation since the Fl at IF January, 1879, o.
50 28j273. The amount of one per ce l.
bonds ON dep'.sit as security for circulating
notes OF national banks is $lO.5l2. 800. ~"
The President and family leave Washington
september Sth for Cinriunati. ON the way t.
fheir home in Fremont, o. The President wi,
return early in October. In the meantime he
will attend the reunion of the Twenty third
Ohio volunteers ut Youngstown aud go to the
agrlcul ural fair at Ne"sh.', Kansas.
The treasurer Of the United States has sen,
nut checks for The quarterl, interest in regis
Tered stock If the ~ per cent. loan. whicr
tails due September LIT. Toe number al
checks Is II, lou, representing 81, Sl2, 5OO. Tn.
amount ut ~ per cent. bonds outstanding l.
s5O.OOU 90.
PHlL, DzLPH1A, Aug. 3).-The coinage exc.
'uted at the United States mint in this cit,
turing August aggregated l,S94.22O pieces,
Valued at $2,233 497. Of this amount Sl,S76,
30 were silver dollars - =
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WHACKlNG WAKEFIELD.
AND SWELLING UP THE PILLSBURY
bonn.

The Republicans of ka,nsry County Up and
DO It-Cas,le and Dri>c0il Slide In To FIJI
V.caucies-Hill Merriam Don't Wan,
Castle BrCau.e He lsn't I ny--Rut Bill
Wilson st .nd% by the Castle Om-Sain'
Paul .urrentlers to Minneapolis IN Spite
Of is,lly Wiison's PrOte.t-BiilsOn aud
Castle Defeated il Their Own County and
PIlisbury Delegates Selected.
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THE BOOMING BUOMS.

Returns from the Several Repub lean
C unity Conv n ions lie Yesterday
PuI.bury Carries OF the Nuts aud
Leaves the Shurks to Wakefield.
COLE DECK.
Especial Telegram to the GLOBE.
LIE SUEUR, MIMI. Aug. 3).-The delegates 10
| the Republican State convention from LIT
Sueur county are: j. Fl. Thomas, Frsnk Wra-
beck, Ben Hughes. For Gordon E. Cole.
MOBILES FOR WAKEFIELD.
Especial Telegram to the GInbe.l -
WoRrB1NaTN, Mimi, Aug. 80 The 70, owing
are the delegates to the Republican State CON
vention from Mobiles county: A. III. Crosby,
Il. Mons Grinager. Uninstructed, but for
Wakefield. .-.-- ..a
PILIsBURY IN REDWOOD
Especial Telegram to the Globe.j
REDWOOD FALLS, Mimi, Aug. So.-Horace
Daniels and A. L.. Gates are elected to the State
convention. Pillsbury.
MORRISON COUNTY WITH THE RING BOOM.
Especial Telegram to the Gl"bc.
LITTLE FALLS, Mimi, Aug. 3O.-This after
noon the Republican county convention elected
j. Root and John Workman as delegates to the
State convention. They were eleced with the
understanding that t, ey were for Pilisbury for
Governor and Gilman for lietenant governor,
but were uninstructed.
DIVISION IN OLMsrED. .
Especial Telegram to the Globe
ROCHESTER, MIMI, Aug. 3l-The Republican
county convention met in the court house at 2
o'clock aud elected D. A. Morrison, J. A. Leon
ard and j. Y. Daniels from the city and Milo
White and Burr Duell from the country as del
egates to the State convention. with instruc-
tions Tor G. NJ. Start for attorney general NJ
instructions for Governor. Toe delegation is
divided between Pillsbury and Wakefield.
WRIGHT FOR P1LLsBURY.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.
BUFFALO, Minn.. via Delano, Aug. 30.-The
Wright county Republicans held their conven-
ton at this place to-day. The following are
the delegates to the State conventions: F. II.
Davis. Hon. J. N. Stacy. Hon. N. Warner, G
W. B'nniwell and Peter H,ln.burg. The dele
gates are Instructed to support Pillsbury f.,
Governor.
RENvILLE R1NGETH.
Especial Telegram to tine Globe.
BIRD ISLAND, Mimi, Ang. 30.-The Republic
d'y elected J. s. Niles. J. w. Ladd and o. s.
Relshua delegates. They are Instructed fol
P.llsbury.
wAKEFIELDs BOOM.
OwAToNNA, Aug. 3O.-Steele county. sends
solid Wakefield delegation to the State conven
tion. The following reports have been le
ceived Of Wakefield delegations elected:
Lincoln cOunty-H. Rising.
Pipes one county-L g. Bailey.
Rock county-P. j. Kuiss aud 81. O. Helger.
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HOdUe>, pLHee.

Gentomen looking for a quiet, orderly place
to visit during fair week where they can pr.-
cure the best liquors and cigars, and not be
subjected to vulgar crowd, should visit
Hodges elegant establishment, No. 81 Wash
ingtOn avenue south.
This place has been fitted up at great ex-
pense to meet the dema DIS of the public for
comfort and convenience.
This house keeps only the choicest brands
of cigars and the purest of wines and liquors
and those who ca II once will seldom call else
where when in search of anything in that line
Strangers IN the city during fair week should
not iii to give him call if they desire the
same at reasonable rates.
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Si'ecMiats"g Dencoms.

The st. Paul GLOBE is doing religions
duty in skimming the film of piety from the
sacrilegious gospel shop at Lake park, Min
netonka. This latter-day style of peddling
religion at camp meetings and summer re-
sorts at 40 much per bead, Ike the entrance
fee to q circus or the s.vanities,'' is an Of
Tense in the eyes of sincere and intellieen,
Christi ans that CRIES to Heaven with disgust
aud shame, and if it will not cease, the
sooner these specializing, luxuriating deacons
and reverend managere are held up to the.
public contempt the better it will be for true
religion, decencv and public v,rtne.
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MONEY AND TRADE.
FINANCIAL.
Money and Stocks.

1919 feafla Money and Stocks. Il
New Yoax. August so. -(3overnments strong. Rail-
road bonds irreguisr. State securiies dull.
stocks-The market was strong in early deslings
and advanced KOS per cent, but under the leader
ship OF coal shsres 9 decline Of A0M per cent.
took place, Morris Essex showing the most weak
ness Duriug the sltern' on Erie fell OF from 2las
to 23N and Tolsdo 4 Wabash from 1914 to SAX, and
the general List also declined lightly. Toward the
close speculation strong In tone and the entire
list became firm and recovered greater portion Of
tho decline. Burlington, Cedar Rapids Il Northern
advanced from 81 to 49, fell off 10 90 and recovered
ps5. IS. si.sia
At the close transactions aggregated 154 GOA Shares
# which 1890 were Erie: 7.400 Lake Shore n
Michigan Southern; 2DOs 0 Chicago Northwestern
common; 10000 milwaukee, st. PAIL common: 1900
Toledo u Wabash; 29,Wr0 Delaware, Lackswsnna h
Western 45O New Jer ey Central; 400 Delaware &
Hudson; 1900 Morris Il Essex; I,4OO Michigan Cen
trial; l20O Union Pacific; 4,0OO Ohio L. Mississippi;
LILO Western Union: 7,OOn Pacific Mail; l,hdW Bur-
lington, Cedar kapids l. Northern; 2,NO Missouri,
Kansas & Texas; 1,3UO st. Lou 9, Kansas City &
Northern. and !, 2N do referred. H
MONEY active at 6 81 per cent. Prime mercantile
paper Ga7 ~, cent Sterling exchange, bankers
bills moro active at 81; sieht exchange on New
York "a. go
The following were the closing quotations:
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Rminsd by ChristiaM Aharhs.

DUVUI
Minnetonka Lake Park, designed for re-
lisious meetings, appears to have fallen into
the hands of lot of pro essing Christian
sharks. The Sabbath school convention
proved a failure because twenty-five cents
was charged each person for admission, ana
the temperance convention that followed |,
suddenly collapsed after two days, Tor want
OF people, no doubt because of the previous
speculative character of the place.
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Confirmation Of Re-assessment for Sewer
on Summit Avenue.

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
Cry OF ST.. PAUL. MINI. Aug. 29th, 1879.
The re-assessment of benefits, costs and ex-
penses arising flom the construction of a sewer
on Summit avenue from Rice street to St.
Peter STREET, III the City of St. Paul. MIMI,
ha ing been completed and entered of record
by the Board of Public Works in and for said
ity the said Board will meet at tleir Office in
s.id sity. at 10 N ,on the Is, b day OF Septem-
Der, A. d. 1879, to hear objections (;f any, to
said re-assessment. at which time and place, un-
less sufficient cause is shown to the contrary,
said re-assessment will be confirmed.
The following is q list of the supposed own
ers' names, description Of the property, and
the amounts assessed against the same, to-wit:
harrington & Klnney's Addition.
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Wanted "a Keep the Lacs Concealed.
lsanti GountV Press.

Ut" IKSHHfK CUuity TesH'J "
Had some OF our Representatives had their
say and prevented the State laws from being
have been kept without the laws for the tirs'
six months after the legislature adjourned,
much to the Inconvenience, and detri,nent OF
the people; but as they did not the laws
were sent to every home where newspapers
went within twenty days after the adjourn
ment.
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Mites March.
WtU He Get the Nation.

The st. Paul GLOBE expresses the opinion
that Tildenss chances for denomination
for President are more favora BILE than those
of any other Democrat, and says "from
present appearances 1t is evident he will
carry off the honor with less opposition than
was developed in 1876" Hall has quick
eye for "barl's'' as any man se know Of,
but will he get "piece of that mutton2''
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Got IL LncEed Vp.
GWorthington Journal

N WorthlngtOn Journal
Every now and then rumor ia current
hat the worthington & Sioux Falls roao
las been sold to tho Milwaukee company.
sixty per cent of the stock of this road is
ocked up in the First national bank of St.
Paul and could not be bought for 500 cents
n tho dollar. There is no possibility of y
hange in the ownership of this road.
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Returns from the Several Repub lean
C unity COnv II ions tie d Yesterday.
PttIsbury Carries Of the Nuts aud
Leaves The Shurks to Wakefield.
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The general laws, in pamphlet form, passed
at the last session of the legislature, have
just been received by the county auditor
nearly elk months after their enactment.
This goes to show that the plan of publish
ing the laws in the newspapers, Whereby
they reach the people in few weeks aft-,
the close of the session, is good one and
should be continued.
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gt5 MARKETS IN DETAIL.
The following questions giving the range Of the
markets during the day were received by
M O RT N. M DOR e & Co..

Us: commission Merchants.
LIVERPOOL. August 80. II A. M.-Wheat firmly
held Floating cargoe quiet but eteady. Cargoes on
passage, very little inquiry. Weather in England
shows signs Of improving Crops III South of Rus
STA will be considerably under an average.
New YORK, August 80. 200 "A. M.-Wheat,
Nc lower. 80 ss
NEW YORK, August 80, II go P. M.-Corn slow
about steady. Wheat quiet; steady, at decline
NEW YORK, August 80. 1850 P. m.-Wheat
Inactive and weaker ST. OF bid No. 2; 97hc bid No.
3; Winter wheat lower.
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No Great Thing JIyer al.

dodge Centre Press.
Pillsbury deserves great credit for going
ut on the frontier and seeing how the poor
eople live, but it is no great thing for a
ich man to put five dollars into the hands OF
starving family. A man who would not do
ia not more than half human.
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MINNEAPOLIS ADVERTISEMENTS.
DONN ELLY
MINNEHAHA HOTEL

This elegant hotel VII reopen May LIST, refurnished
aud renovated for the season. .flls q ssesgaf
( Located az it is Immediately upon the falls, and
having within its enclosures he autful glen Of the
Mnnehaha with it's magnificent groves, it II, with
out exception, the most desirable summer in
Minnesota.
Tho hotel is kept strictly GLASS; and guests are
accommod. t. d on either the American or European
plan. 55s5t%..sE
The Table d. Hote and Parlor Restaurant will be
found convenience to transients.
The grounds have disposed in picturesque Local:
lions, handsome pavili ns and arborr, where ices
and ght refreshments are served
At stated times the celebrated Great Western ba d
will be in attendance 2l3*
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Hope springs tt-rmut.
[Shakopee Cuurier.l

Shakopee Courier.
feeling of hopsfulness we are informed
exists to an unusually large degree in the
breasts of the unterrified, of their ability to
elect the Governor, if either P.llsbury or
Wakefield capture the Republican nomina-
,ions next week. And if the "war horses"
take off their coats, besad they may.
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H.h.w.

EStillwater Messenger.
Paste this prediction in your bat:'' If
either Wakefield or Pllsbury should be nom
mated on the "a of September the next
governor of Minnesota will be Democrat.
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THE Pennsylvania CORRUPTION.

HARRISBURG, Aug, S0.-Wm. q. Kemble has
entered bail in 5A,OO) TO answer the charge o,
corrupt solicitation Of legislators and perjury.
and A. W. LeIsenrng 81 900 on the same charge.
The district attorney has been instructed b,
The grand jury t" prep,re indictments agains
Representatives G. s. Wolfe, M. 81. Silverthor,,
and Alfred Shorten on charge of conspiracy
TO advise and promote corrupt solicitations.
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Supposed Owner and
Description. 4.
Lot. Block. Benefits,

E89 Irvine's Addition.
Mary ] Hall, ely 80 ft IF. s 80 on
Thos D Simontnn $1,000. 8 SO IS
ALI objections to said re-assessment must be
made in writing, and filed with the clerk Of said
Board at least one day prior to said meeting.
GEO. L. BECKER,
Official: r. L. GoRMAN, President.
Clerk Board of Public Works.. 22S-3O
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Northern Pacific h,

Daily except SaturdAys.
Daily except Monday. sE ....-a
Palace sleeping coaches all night trains between
st. Paul end Fargo; also between Duluth and Fargo.
Passengers leaving st, Paul or Minneapolis stis.<0
p. N. reach Fargo for breakfast next morning and
Bismarck on the following evening.
Connection made at Bismarck with tri-weekiy
steamers for Fort Benton and all prints GU the MIS-
souri, and Yellowstone rivers and stages for Dead
wood and all points in the Black HIs also for Fort
Buford, Standing Rnck,' Fort Keogh. Tongue River
to and from all points East and south.
In effect july 9th. 1879.
q. E. SARGENT, General Manager.
g. G. SANBoRN, Genl Passenger Agent.
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international Hotel
Corner 9TH = Jaokaon Streets, St. Pa

q COfnef tn y J0CkaOn Str0OtS, Sc. Paul.
Three minutes walk from tho depot. Firy proof
PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES, BIO PER DAT.
Give It . trial, and see for yourselves.
u. T. q. = 0WE1, Proueaetop
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lDany. Except saturday. Except Monday.
sSunday only. Except Sunday.
Nam line st. Vincent without
cnanse-raiace sleeping coach attached.
In effect on and after Sunday, May 25th.
MES }. HILL Gen Manager. ,.,->.--..--
y. =. ALEx.snrh General PASSENGER AGENT,
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II. Psoi, St l.water & Taylors Falls r.. Il. Co
River Division-

Through Chicago & East
err Express. ..........
Through Chicago h East
elT EXPRESS. ...........,
iowa and Minnesota Div
Prairie du Chen, Milwan-
kee and Chicago Express
st. Louis 4 Kansas City Elk
DO do do
Owatonn3 Accommodation
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CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
DAsTARDLY ATTEMPT.

Especial Telegram to the Globe.
MORRIS, Minn.. Aug. SO.-W. B. Goncher, o
physician of the dead-beat %hi>key-guzzling
oruer, was arrested this morning for attempted
rape upon the person of Miss Mary O. Neal.
guest at the Perkins House. The facts are A.
follows: The girl was sick and under the care
ut DR.. Huiburd, ard was suffering from an at.
lack of bilious fever. Goucher forced his
-ervices upon the girl, and under the pretenct
II 3! making an examination took improper liber.
ties with her person, aud attem pted to effec,
'ls he'lish designs. The girl was too weak t.,
cream but with superhuman strength sue
reeded IL preven ing the cowardly brute's ac-
complIshing his purpose. The poor woman
begged and beieeched the monster to leave her.
but VII bout avail. and being too weak to et capt
she was obliged to remain until sleep oyercam-
MN, when she SUNNI. ned the landlord, who
foun! him i'll the girls bedroom uudressed
'ioucher was undoubtedly befuddled, as b.
aiNa.s is, and from the girls statement there
is little doubt but I hat he tried to drug her, a.
he threw DR.. Hulhurd's medicine aside anc
gave her some stuff quiet her nerves, but
which, she says. only made Der nuub Gouche,
vas roughly handled on the street this morn.
ing by indignant citizens. aad we expect befur
evening to see him dressed IN suit of tar and
feathers.
ACCIDENT AND FIRE.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.l
WINoNA, Mimi, Aug. 3i.-John Lynch,
Jingle man, u bridge carpenter in the emplu,
Of the IL. W. road. while trying to get on
moving car, last evening, fell on the track and
nad his left arm cut off. ~
Fred like. farmer near Lewiston, yester.
lost four stacks of wheat. tour hundred BUSH
els of oats. twenty tons .f hay, barn, reaper,
tanning mill and other property by fire, which
caught from sparks IRON the threshing en-.
sine. Insured.
BROKE HER SHAFT.
Especial Telegram to the Globe. T.
BISMARCK. Aug. 3O.-Teu miles above POPLAR
creek, on the 2sth, the steamer Butte broke
her shaft. The Helena took her load through
to Benton. The disabled steamer returns for a
new shaft which will arrive from Pittsburgh
uext week. River very low.
INSURANCE FRAUDS.
ST.. LOUIS, Aug. So.-Ir has transpired here
chat insurance policies purportlug to be issued
by the Merchants & Manufacturer Insurance
Company Of this city have been written q,
3radtord. Pa; perhaps Of her places in the East
There is No such Company here now nor ha.
there been since 1875. when it closed business
called in and cancelled all its policies, and
wound up its affairs. The blanks ON " hich the
pOllcles were recently issued are senu,ne how
EVER They were obtained surreptitiously b..
fore the company closed business, and are now
being used to deftaud and swind!e uns uspect-
ing persons. The agent at Bradford, named
billiard. claims to have obtained authority t.,
ran~act business from G. B. Pease, Of Provi-
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he st. Paul l. Paci-
Trains arrive ana dep.

Trains arrive ana depart from the ". Paul Pacl-
flo depot, Minneapolis. gslss5
Tickets and sieoping car berths secured at city
ticket office, NOS Washington avenue, loppo.ite
st. Paul & Pariac depot, Minneapolis, and ct ne
East bird street, St. PanGeo. 3. Hazard, Ticket
Agent CHAs. F. HATCH, Gen. Man.
4. II. BQDE, Pass Ag't,
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Hope Sc, Pant ell Rrhnro Decently.

Hope Sc, Pant ell RehGro DecentIy.
Worthington Advance.
st. Paul was denounced last year as acting
the hog during the State fair by fleeing the
public with exorbitant rates and poor accom-
modations This year we hope to sec st.
Paul behave as decently as Minneapolis.
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Prof. Louth of Munich, has published a
book to prove that a hieroglyph cal inscription
On monument discovered in lower Egypt by
Marriette Boy shows that the monument was
erected by Moses.
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CONTEMPLATING CUSTER.

The dwelling of the Statue Erected tn His
Memory ut West Pnint-A Brilliant As
ssmbiase of MI 'ary Disntsaries.
WEST POINT, Aug. SO.-A large number of
people gathered to-day to assist at the cere-
monies of unwilling the Custer monument.
The statue is at the brow of the main road
leading from the south dock on the plateau in
front of the Mess Hall. To the west was u
large platform for speakers, singers and guests.
SHORTLY after the CT lets aud battery marched
with band to the monument, escort
ing the gnests Among the dis
G e!ngu Haoao persons prtsent s xs1e
Gen. N. P. BaLk-, Algernon s. Sullivan anu
John Mccullough the tragedian. AIgern,n s.
Sullivan livered the presentation address,
transferring the statue to the academy IN be-
half OF the Custer fund society. MIR. Wilson
Mcdonald, the sculptor, then unveiled the
statue, amid applause, when the baud played
Clusters charging tune, Garry O.en," after
which Maj Gen. Schnfeld made an address Of
."ceptance, and Was followed by Gen. N. P.
Banks, the orator of the dav.
Mites March.
DEADwooD. Aug. 3J-CoI. Miles arrived at
Fort Keogh with his command, consisting of
| seven com ,auies of the Fifth infsntry, bring
irg With him nearly one thousa1 I'D half breeds
who have been furnishing arms and ammuui.
tion to Indians between the Y .llo Sone and
boundary line. He ha. cleared the country Of
all rowing ban is, aud driven Sitting Bulls fol-
| lowers across the American liae, besides break
/ ing up the illicit traffic in arms aud ammuui-
| ton between half breeds and hostile Indiaus.
! The campaign aa-very s1ccessfui. considering
| the small luss to Miles.
| terrific hail storm, at Fort Keogh, yester-
day afternoon. compietely destroyed Company
d. Fifth infantry's quarters, and nnroofed sew
| eral other buildings.
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TIE ADJOURNMENT,

The president, Capt. BlakeIey. declared his
intention of appointing the county committed
at his leisure, after which the convention ad.
inurned.
Stanford Newell moved three cheers for Pills
bury. and they were given, after which he,
glowing with the consciousness of duty well
performed. led the crowd out-doors.
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PARIS, August So
RENTES-S3f l5c.