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, 1879-03-06

which says: "Tlc patriotic cislzcus Of every
sevs, a y
tero as large has thus lsad n tnoat severe md
telling reluke administered to them at tho
bands OF the highcnt tribunal Of ~, 000, ,00Q Of
trcemcn." The unfavorable condition Of New
country, is nttrbutcd by tho Territorial press ns
largely due to the Church and State close cor
porat!on Of the old regime, and the change that
shall bring With II free, no1-sectarinn schools Ia
hailed aA full OF hope fur tho fnturc of tho Ter
rftory. That change ia baiug zealously laborod
for by those who hnre succeeded already In &C.
curing FREQ fe!d mud Ia nunulllhg tho act nj
tnVorttism IN the way Of a free-Krant charter
that has heretofore aided Their opponents.
, 1879-03-06
CANNED RIFF.

e., foftta' nttpl:sh 10 Ths 1rttuse.
n,,aHnos!sLD. mia A. ILL.,, Murch 5.-rho time OF thc
II, etatta Circuit Court was occupied with
ID. rku"ent In tie case Of tho Wilson Pack.
LSbSs bSso.npany-Asthur a. Libby, Charles P.
lAeH 1Aa y. AeNcll, oil of Chlcago-uga!ust
II. ,r.us ssa heet t-cunu!ng Company, Tho casa
klatn,;..a!s oy u. A. Goodwin, vi Chcago, Tor
ttf."as, and ]. ". Noble, Of St. Louls, far. tho
n,n. asnl'' The suit I. brought Tor aa infringe
taanina patent process for preserving aud
npo.r s, sueats, mud involves largo amount Ut
nj. N.Y.. "'iaes varied interests. Isilu defend.
uYu esa sns taat they were foreign corpora-
State nf Nt Wy liab,s to bo sued outside af the
iateI 'pssto.lri, where their pruepnl oillre Ia
I'D dos buslpetps p '' Esas sn g. g. Lia o.s
Gal,sd s.. to 10 sued In This s,ata a,. tu ll.u
Gsat, .itst isss Courts. Judges Drumu,onl usd
aslsa,ss L. iull hcarl''g, ovcsru!c4 t,lu dc.
tsa ID srs,, plea, aud cuterud rule requiring,
, 1879-03-06

AoAb3E VS. III Hs,
sone weeks ago flfty.two.lluur race took
FHa IN thc Exposition Building bctween
@t | Nell.known pedestrian George Guyon and
~ ae Ethan Allen stallion 4caiug, Jr., In which
ue aortu was victorious, be complaining col
a,'' IN The specified time, ind beating the
'afts badly. At tho tisne OF that race uuyon
snnot In condition, ul,l before 1t was cult
auaea The cold a'r Of tho building affected him
ss ~'uea an extent tilat, during the lust twcnty-
y. ,~F oours OF tile contest ,ho was uuable to do
4asel1 Justice. 1t was ono Of the must
Ss'esslng events Of the kind ever
,.eeessed, however, and but for uu-
hn'orab'e n weather would doubtless lavc
III III largely intended. From tho sub1ong,l
u tA'saEa u Will 10 sern that Guyon Ia a,xious
~ yam lest the mcttlc OF the stallion, aMtl
.s 70 pet SGG50 even tllat he eau boat him In
1elghiy.twu hour race:
r,, To The Editor oj Ths Tribune,
tt,..rno March 5.--At tho cloza Of tho recent
Cta,rs Crsp = hour raco between llestnR. IT., md
leJ,sssn uaJon, at tho Exposition nu!ldng. Mr..
III T. o|htr of tho stallion, iAaled Challenge
tsp !" NY nr nosrc agsHat any pedestrian from Aty.
ii" unety.six houFs. for fEou $3.50 to $500 n
ausa ~ ~ not present whsn tnat chalongo was
t,h X ~ llaco then tlayo bccn 50 husiy engaged
.ttent s,a ,ananaxemcnt Of Maio In ChapclIc. in her
lrs ths ~lx: y that have had no opportunity to
kps.A ~, :, lspfy schnehl had accepted tho chai.
ten's.n sna hase waited for hin. ia conclude ncgo.
d ssecnt tl f. - nohtng hos come Of t'us propose
Gsfena ~ ~ !9f an clskty.twu. hour rnre between
hsta ~, ~ nes!ng Jr for $3.50 aide, the con.
.a,tT d.ss Place 4 the Exposition Building wtbla
lbo,t NJ 1roll date mt nnxlous to make thd
t1ei tna ta'eh and request Mr. sullivan to Ut onco
A1ds ~ ~ u sS9 forfeit money! have p'scud In thu
taned,,,ns ~. Y. e, Lyona. iloplny to receive an
'ss reply, lam respectfully.
@. II. DAvIEs.
, 1879-03-06

R1nuoyp, w., March 5.-rhc bill providing
t1 the settlement Of shc Stale debt passed the
sptte,-o3 to Q. The KcaA1ustcra' amend
n.uls providing for tho ratification OF the pro-
e.ed sett1emcnt BY vote Of tho pcup1o, ctc.,
ytrt all rejected. An amendment was adopted
nptdsng that the bonds exchanged for tue out
Iaslfng bonds shall he taken and held as full
I'd sbsolute release OF tho Stnte from all Ia
Aat on account Of certificates for Wcst Viz
gtsa third.
, 1879-03-06

THE CONVENTION TO he HELD SATURDAY.
az, f,ttr t.onIrol f,ouw,,,,. ~ H., N..,..n,
1"o e.s esulsnl Iu"aa.'ee VI ',!o national
Grccnoack Labor party, met last night at tlle
marty headuGartcrs at the fremont Uo,,sc. fnr I'm
.,', ~ n,.I,,.. .,o la. -. H.. e,S, ~, 49,
Convention for thu nomination Vt city officers
Air. C. j. Bcattie presIletl.
Mr.. O,uricp. of tlr Fifth Ward. offered Nh.
, +,,,a.,t,,, .oso,r,1on. ~'-0@ ''''
'',,'"i", ,,s'.,s 'ISe.a..ou. ,Ss.
hcr ~ citbar " ~ % fv WV 'Mir ars oGen men,
suuwt A. ti,s .sSat,ona. .firosnn.ck" ur ..Mn'.Si.
East. Maison. .Ytfrpt Gom,ulttse. :" nor tho .sMas.
kell.Iial Committee shal Ia ciigbis 10 nny
holnnatlon nt thu forthcoming City Convention.
The resolution was carried after II had be-
con,o understood that thc City Central co,nnit-
fns for sui-iutcrrsts QUIZ, uIEt not ior Tic wei
iurc Of liz National urreibark. Labor party,
Ihu Following Recommendation from Mr. James
GijInorc. iurlnerly Ctlartnan Of ths CIV iHntr1l
CU,n,ntttto Of uic Nationai pnrty. wns ,rni bv
thu Ercretury:
g. J.. UtaiiIs. rr<,,dtas ar poitttea, u<.,.no ut
7ftmonf Wnn.e-s,n: Tbs WWoctinW ~ ~ laat 1T W'MVanv
nistt elected MO Vjco. Psc.i;icni, nast rssuect.
fully decline aseying. I layu been elected dale.
rats from tho fIfth Ward Nationals 10 tho City
Centfal Eutntn!:tes OF that party and ~ the hody
, 1879-03-06

or sardonyx. Tl,r 1lnt-layers cropping out to
The surface bear marks Of human labor. The
nc'gi'horinx villages l'asl long collected 0lnts
from this c1nincnce; b,lt N. Sand had satisfied
neghbori,ood snte Its, and then only ut other
and wcliknown points. lie suggchts tint pre-
hIatorIc man was attracted by the lnycrs Of
ant# cropping out on barren SPOT surrounded
serapcrs were manufactured for preparing
atftnh.
, 1879-03-06
SPORTING.


IEDlsSIltt NN1SMs
Ane. Anderson ls still walking nj the Expo
t!iau Building, and will probably complete the
Tux lhe las undertaken.
Special D'spa,ca 10 Tho Tribune.
NsH YoRK. March b.-Pnbltc interest Is grow
!se 10 The International walktnE mattel. for the
A,.ley champion belt, 10 begin at Gtlmorc's
GaItn Sunday night next. The contestants for
Asbelt, with tho exception Of O'Leary. met ut
aooa today to perfect arrangements regarding
ttedlrfsou Of tho gate money. John Ennis, uf
Chicago, said he had consulted With Messrs.
Hir1nan and Eowell, who were present, and
tita OLeary, and TINT all lad accepted tho
ttv clause. This was to tho effect that, 1t four
contestants entered. 80 per cent Of tho gate money
rapM. 60 to tho man making $50 milcs, first,
spet cent to the second, is per cent to tho
Asa, aud 10 per cent to the fourth, providilg
ath Of them covered that distance. II only
lsree entered, the one accomplishing tho dis
!,nce frat was to receive 60 per cont,
hs zeeoad 30 per cent, and tho third
y NE cent. In case but two contested,
'srtF cent would 60 to The winner and IS pcr
sat 10 The second. g. ", Atkinson, repre-
so'atse Of Sir John Astley, aud correspondent
'a' The London Sporting Life, thought
lhs agreement FUR, and, as all
,ppeised satisfied, nothing remained
but for the contestants to ntlIx their signatures
bid been inserted Ia II. Alr. Atkinson visited
t'lnotc'a Garden during the morning with
sossll and Eunis, aud expresscl himself
n.1ge as Agricultural Hall. III London, where
He last International tnt1trst WnA held. 1Ir
, 1879-03-06

AchcM0 hr which tho troublesome fusion had
been effected vas to bo shown up. Ihus were e'rc
ll,e words Of lieorec Warrington verified.
-
Atm u,,1oafnco~-
ALL. ...:Is...I 1oMa aoN'
LARGE AND ENTHUSIASTIC MAss.MEETIN1
Of the Republicans OF tho Thirteenth Ward
fnrnrob,o to Nh, reelection Of Aid. r. n
Thomnson VA. ,,c,,l lat cren,r1 IN r,ooz1 Tro1t
,v... "%o str."t % H. ' .nes ar,s m ~ 1"n ,.@ % I.a
sir. Franz; J. Smith made brief speech in aup-
port of the candidacy of Mr., Thou.peon. ami
nrono,,ucctl him Ia Lo tbo heat no..Ihlo man
Tor tl,r nosit,on. He heliovcd thst thc worr
already done by AID !hompson waa 40 earnest
of good work In tic futures and believed also
TINT tho people Of the ward would indorsc
him again ut tile primaries ahd on the day Of
election; -,
AID. Gilbert salu tilat no dld not Know much
anodt n. te Way . 'eE ~, MeLe running tnihEs - tlat
"Long" Jones, Of Jo pavIeas County. In con-
nccstun win i. iie ulu mol dhl'k illntanythln9
Was 70 20 Gainea ~ one canuiua.G o. us irsen9s
knew Tint All: THOMPSON had made good
fesoeu ~ VIC council, alla 4ad WORKED well ~
tlc Interest 81 q economy Il had been urged
naa1nst Mf. THOMPSON tnnt ne haa opposed tne
extension O. tilc ra1'roau tEacks' anu haa not
been so active ~ lle should liayo been n obtatr,-
1nk sewers al'd ol'1eF improvements IN the waFu.
fnrlheFtnofe, inc spcaKcf Bupp9een ihat lncFe
Was tlle usual sweeping ctiafRo brought against
a. ,s aq3eren 3e ,st nc aa o1 ,t1n 1nsa,ea s1saa
t!ons 1or choneh men. Mf. hliosft showed
t,at tie reason WHY sehnoi-ionees, sewers, a,u
other improvculents tad NOT heen buitt ;Sns nc-
cause e. o. Tue uepsctea conustIon OF ulG Glts
4tsossusy, resa't o. Inc 'fee,anue .,S Govan
Aatnl0lstfntson: ~ was nnposs,hle iot ~
Aldostnan 70 uictato 60 TUG DopaTtmGnt where
sewers should be onalt, At,u uiliess g INC money
MppIoprlatea yes actuatP u the treasury t!,c
work could not be done. " Wis Tito sanc win
, 1879-03-06

TO the Eiltor ~ Iat Tribune.
CHICAGO, March b.-TltE TRIBUNE Inns lately
repeatedly mentioned my name ~ atnsug tho
candidates for tllu o!ce OF City Clerk. VIII
tint unl not u caulldates Yours respectfully,
HANS HArRTlNU.
, 1879-03-06

THE TRIGGER,
,,,ss u!ss match Of serlcs OF tllrce between
CnIa. ten selected from the Audubon and
Il, xo s;,.uu uun Clubs will take place ucxt Satur-
sso.E .Es'aoon' the train lcaylng thi1 city at IL
, 1879-03-06
LOCAL POLITICS.
The F1atists Finish Up with
Their Folly.
The Platform Adopted, Organfza'
ton Effected, Etc.
The City Greenbaok Convention to Be
Hid Saturday.
AID. Thompson Endorsed bY Ills Friends
and Constituents


- =..-....
Hyde Park .9oo}a1ist Tror1hlss
Ward Mestfnpx
TuT ETAr1ETa.
,,xv.ox,. .,r,ax.1 ravnos-,o.
On. Of 2 el,orte.cI, a n,eenhac1. clubs c1atu.
Al hy 1,rlrls pomrrnv, o,,nn. in bcler.tcs nm
y! eM :. '.n,, o, = >, "o"aS 49, ...'- ~,
peared at Farwcll Hall yesterday mosns''g-me
" sh.,n Gy +, v.s ,rn'n,..1 nv ~ nav T,..,sv Tint
they would conn throurng into Chicago from
all parts OF the country tlu next tlny, but
po,ro,,v ~ .n,,,o,.,1v oteo ,y,a rrc,,iv ,,,.on.
pointed In the hosts Of tho Grcenhacker1. or
thc 15o Delegates. one,htrl werc d,suilcctcd, or
supporters OF thc National Hrcenback party;
onc-thtrd were lukcwarm or on Tho fence tc.
tween tho two factions; mud the rernain-
Ing third werc loud supporters or Brlck
pofnoroy, anl these partially succeeded
IN running lhe SohVentlo.,, atteF 0teat ae'1
OF noIAo and confusion. However, looking from
ad'slnterested standpoint, II appeared That .h1.
CohVohtihh musE proVS u'e oeasu VI tAc efeat
statesman. ....
The Conycntton adjourned on Tuesday night
to O'Clock yesterday morning, but IL was after
tint time that n man who stvtcl himself IA
romcroy Grccnbackcr from Michigan climbed
unon I'm nIntform md announced t],a,ho would
49,. % ss.., -. aao,,,,,, s,,o .t,om.,a, ~ ,,,1
make spcceh 10 occupy tne atecht'on ol tlle
ren,Saa eea - o..,a. u" sna ,,ntu ,rsan. mn.
..as'va " ~ ''e.t ,t.s ,,'a ue Ht.," ~ ~
utcs to TO- at which time 'he Chairman Il. L.
on,i I,n,r, ,.lo, ,eas III, r.as,r,. n tbc mret.
M WV. '"Iu"ou WIN. Maa ..'' psasus y. .n' ss"
LOYALTY OF 4 pRLnaArg
i, .,o ,,,r,t, ~ A + e,-ootnr ~ .vtu,,or III
, 1879-03-06


8. The Immediate calling III OF al United States
bonds. and payment oi tasm. ps!nctral and Inter.
Of iha Gnsse siatcs. a,a Sscty noar ef snch issue
" IepAl-senIer lawful money to bo protected by
tiu Government a. o. pas with other lawful money,
gold or silver coin, tltfur to 10 converted Into
my rasu OF c}ass bc ilscI mud that IL tho duty
The Ky ~ u ,Ii enabs s L IN n.y ss
T. rlst I'll ,.Sh.. md privilege. Given to Se.ona!
mouey. or ~ q circulating medium, 10 u once
withdrawn, VI tLp broad Urouud Tint all private
H. sss %s s aSa u
n,olrtixatt0n " I'LL other silver cotn of sho Unlod
a!alGs, nn1 That tha Hoysra'ent sliall mover mere
Y. That al internal rpyenuo laws bo abolished.
j. fiat S ns'sasanen 1 IL o,,cs shall bo elsused
with thu crime Of treaaon to The Stale and rantshea
w. tho sans penalty.
~. THAT lhs uosesanont prohibit Tho iupof.a.
t!on of TT ail chinsso or uthvs 'stytlu Iu9oF.
~ T4t p5v , sSef :hs nssss eomo
II. That Congress shall ptoytae for The tm.ne.
dats sstaIlt1hpient OF Labor lureau Of Statistics
u. Iha! Ill eIusa legislation bc denied.
H.. THAT not anu1i!rr fuat Or acre Ut tito publln
domain sNa osst ~ 4spossd Of by sale or sraut,
except 10 actHa ss!tcrt. and that subsidies u any
Is. that shesu sSuusl ba luud l.uitsfion.
IL. Ih4t al,y porson wllo offers 10 buy, Of who
does p4tcItl1.p, i tutu shall be 4tfranchisud.
~, 'Thut thu President shall ch0u4o l,iu Eab net
ftoua ,aempsis u ihs Lower !lau.a OF Courre.1.
wllu shall he Responsible ~ iAuts nnst,ucNcIus.
anl IL NOT us,osl mud sufficient lot tlleir .iullss
tint they utay hs frtEeh private fa Ut thu or.
pt.l.ion tlsttscouItcssiuslu 1etu or, II huus.t
aud capahts w rs-s1cctsl. lhat tAs latsscsts of
pubic may be butter served.
III, That this ltutuIIo docs not need Q largo
stanJtug nrnl. uor q vast militia organization.
~. THAT all uuuey ur other property 6u taxed
| alike.
IL. That the omp!oylp4 Of children under ~
yGura VI ksv u any factory sh0p, st0tc M.tl, Or
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-13

The Amateur Dramatic Association,
are rehearsing the play entitled the
Last Loaf" and will present it on the
2lst, to, morrow week. 1t is temperance
drama in two acts, and is sure to please.
After the entertainment the hall will he
cleared and all who desire can participate
ina dance. The orchestra have received
some new music which they are practicing
for the occasion, and there is no doubt but
that both entertainment and ''hop" will be
thoroughly enjoyed. The proceeds will go
to the Morris Brass Band, and as we are
all interested in having this organization
placed on a sound financial footing, it will
he no more than just to give the boys a
rousing full house. Tickets to entertain
ment, twenty five (e5) cents; tickets to
dance, fifty (50) cents extra. Ladies are OF
course invited to remain to the hop.
No extra charge for reserved seats, which
can be secured at Goods store.
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-13

VIM Brockham has got back into his
photograph gallery and is ready to wait
on all who want anything in the line of
pictures. The people of Morris and vicin-
i,y are invited to call in and see his paint
ings If you wish any kind of Il picture
from gem, to fine painting in Oil, ink
or water collors, give him a call. Salts
faction guaranteed. Gallery first door
south of Wilson's store Morris, Mimi.
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-13
DoDbins' Electric sour.

tlavlng obtained Ll.e agcHCy ol titla ceh-
eurateu soap, Tor MOTIFS anu vicinity,
append The opinion ol some vi our uest
people as TO lis merits:
- have used UobbinS Electric Soap,
made ny /. l.. tragin u Co., thliadeiphia,
Pa, and pronounce it to be the best soap l
have ever tried. The rapidity and ease
with which itcnables one to do ones wash
ing is really surprising. Bolling the clothes
is entirely unnecessary, and no rubbing is
needed. would not be without it,
Signed, MKs. A. A. FOLSOM
II have 10 hesitation in saying that no
housekeeper should be without Dobbins'
Electric soap. can heartily recommend it.
Signed, Mrs NJ A. WHITLEY.
LAS true labor and money saving arti-
Gle, ! take pleasure in recommending Dob
bins Soap to my neighbors. 1t promises
to 90 wonders, but it does all it promises.
Signed, Mrs. JENNIE MCPHERsoN."
| desire all my friends and customers to
give this soap one trial, so they may know
just how good the best soap in the T. s. is.
CHAs. WILSON, Sole Agent,
81 Morris, MINI.
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-13
CONTEST NOTICES.
U. s. LAND OFFICE.
Benson, Minnesota.
Inr, Odd 1Q~n

u $. LAND OFFICE, ]
Benson, Minnesota.
Jan. 22d, 1879
Complaint having been entered at this ofice BY
Bartholomew Mortimore, against Abraham w,
Wheelock, for abandoning his Homestead Entry,
a and s u 5 E "a Sec 81, Township 123, Range
Al, in Stevens county. Minnesota. with aVlew to
the cancellation of said entry: The said parties
the 18th day of March, 1879, ut O'Clock A. M. to
respond and furnish testimony concerning said
alleged abandonment.
DARWIN s. HALL. Register.
4lw5 w H. GREENLEAF, Receiver.
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-13
-----------------------
OF MINNESOTA,
In Probate Court,


In Probate Court,
Special Term, January 31st, 1879.
In the matter of the estate of Johnathan c. Par
sons deceased.
Pursuant to the statute ia such case made and
provided, and on the application OF Margaret Z.
Parsons. Administrative of said estate. 1t is or
dered that Henry Wells and w. w. Griswold Of
the county of Stevens, be and they are hereby
appointed Commissioners in the matter of said es-
tate to receive. examine and adtustal claims OF all
persons against said deceased The said Com
missioners will give public notice to all persons
interested Ia said estate OF the times and places
of their meeting and OF the time limited FOR cred
tors to present their claims, by posting copy Of
said notiee in four Of the most public places in
said county. and by publishing the same at least
four weeks successfully in the STEVENS COUNTY
said county.
And it is further ordered, Thatsix months from
and after the date hereof be allowed and limited
missioners HEZEKIAH BRAGG.
42t4 Judge Of Probate
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-13

PRAIRIE CITY FORCE FEED SEEDER
Warranted THE PAUL
LA
FISH BROTHERS WAGONS,
DU LAC HARROWS all HOLLOW
CELEBRATED EDWARD
DEWEY
The MEADOW LARK COMBINED REAPER The
SPECIAL MOWER The EUREKA
drive wheel Paul COATES and
UNRlVALLED MINNESOTA CHIEF THREsIING MACHINES.
prices before
purchasing elsewhere. Inf
MOORE & KENNER.
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-13
CORRECTED WEEKLY.
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Go to Stone & Hagermans and get a
FIRST-CLASS 40 tooth Drag for $500.
1918
Improved farms for sale or rent. En-
ouire of, E. III. NOEL.
Morris MINI. 43-t6*
We have few more suits left to dispose
of at Chicago wholesale prices, who will
take the next? CHAs. Wilson.
Go to Goods for SeederS. 41t3
Good will sell Furniture, for the next
thirty days, at very low prices. Alb
Stone & Hagcrman sell drag teeth at
cents per pound.
The Best Drags, for sale by ]. d. Good.
Good Flour and Bran, for sale at j. ID.
Goods. 4ltS
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-13
Don't be deceived.

Many persons say Il haven't got the Consump
ton when asked to cure their Cough with Shi
loh's Consumption Cure. Do they know that
Coughs lead to Consumption and remedy that
will cure Consumption will certainly and surely
cure cough or any lung or throat trouble. We
know it will cure when al others fail and faith
in ii is go positive that we will refund the price
paid if you receive-no benefit Is not this fair
proposition. Price 10 Gel is, so cents and 81 90
per bottle. For lame Chest Back or Side use
Shiloh's Porous Plaster. Price % cents. For sale
at HOore's Drug Store, Morris. 17y
Why will you suffer with Dyspepsia and liver
complaint Constipation, and general debility,
when you can get at our store Shiloh's System vi
taller which we sell on positive guarantee to
cure you Price 10 cents and IS cents. For sale at
Moore's Drug Store. 1Ty
"HACKMETACK'' p, 'pular and fragrant per
fume. Sold at Moorc's Drug Store. 17y
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-13

"HACKMETACK'' p pular and fragrant per
fume Sold at Moorc's Drug Store. 17y
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-13

LEAVE. ARRIVE.
s.. paul, r:9Na M Minneapolis 7:iham
a:30 " - 1000 -
fa:Nlp m i2:snn m
3:0l 4" $50 -
$3.50 " 1" 6:2H -
Minneapolis T:52a IN ~. Paul S:seam
1890 1i:nC ="
300 pm +" 2:25p
t:9n" 500 -
S:.Ai 200 "
LEAVE NORRIS.
GOING EAST 1aISG WEST.
prsSsnrrr 9:i5 a ~ Passenger 4:iS y m
Freight 2:15p m Freight 2:tH y IN
Tn, Y TES { cos -four horse coaches connect
With trains N Fishers Landing for Winneprg
aoS intpr,ueAi ne points.
W =. AT.EXASnER.
(ieIN Ticket \gt. J v. FARLEY.
no 44ly General Manager.
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-13

Good Hotel, near the Depot, first class
property, al bargain.
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-13

5000 acres of prairie land in Stevens
County for sale.
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-13

One half section of prairie land four
miles from Morris.
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-13

Improved farms in Grant and Pope
counties for sale.
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THE PRESIDENCY IN 1850.
Why the southern Chen Preferred Hayes to
TIIden-BInIr's Prediction.

WASHINGTON. April II. 1879.
DEAR SIR: have yours of the 10th inst.
Tho contest IN 1850 viii bo between Grant and
Tilden, and Tildcn will be- reelrcted 10y an over
whelming majority. The coalition Of the South
ern lenders with the Administration well nigh
ruined us, but tho force OF public sentiment has
broken this coalition. The party now confronts
the fraud in solid phalanN. This insures the
renolhnation OF Tlden. and gives us the ques-
ton ON the fraud As the question for the cam
Dalgn. On this question we cannot fail.
The facts are scarcely denied and every lover
the struggle And we will be relieved from the
pressure OF the sectional question In the can
vass. Tor II Is now manifest that Tildens cleo
ton was set aside only because the southern
chiefs preferred Hayes and most Of them will
prefer Grant for the sune reason which induced
them To install Hayes. Many Of these men are
jobbers. and support Tom SCOTS aud Roach 5
great subsidies and other plumber schemes on
the plea OF =, getting even with the North Ia
robbing the Treasury; and they are rs hostile
10 Tilden and denounce him with ms much Bit
terness rs the old bank men manifested toward
Jackson.
And Calhoun and his followers. you know,
did not hesitate TO combine with Clay and vote
for his bank bill and his expunged resolution
against Jackson when thwarted by him; hence
lamar and his following in combining with
Hayes and Grant to denounce and defeat I llden
are but following in the footsteps OF their Illus
The loss Of the Northern States last fall which
was the fruit Of the coalition with Hayes showed
the South that II had 10 choose between Tilden
and Grant in 1850; and although the leaders
here for the most part would not hesitate 10
take Grant. the southern people arc Democrats
and want just such an old-time Democratic eco-
nomical administration as all admit Tlden
would give. And the people Of the North. by
the antagonism manifested by the old secess ION
leaders toward Tilden. being relieved OF all ap-
prohension Of subIecting themselves to their
dominion by his election. will strike hands with
the people OF the South on the issues against
fraud and lObbery which his denomination will
present. Yours truly, MONTGOMERY BLAIR.
To MAJOR EDWARD DoBYNs.