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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-03-05

The seventy-second anniversary of the
birth Of the venerable poet, Henry w. Long
fellow, on Friday lest, was observed by the
presentation to him On the part of the chill
dren of Cambridge of handsome chair
carved from the horse-chestnut tree cele-
brated in The Village Blacksmith.
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A Minister rlaying with a Pistol.

Sidney NJ Stray, pastor of the Presbyterian
church at East Lake George, while exhibiting
a revolver to his wife, last night. it was dis;
charged pointing at her, Thinking he had
thus accidentally killed his wife, he placed
the revolver to his head and fred. The
wounds are not thought fatal.
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ST. LOUIS, March 4.-The steamers Lake
Superior and Dubuque, belonging to the
Keokuk northern line, lying in winter quar-
tiers at Allen Slough, just above The mouth of
the Missouri river, were totally destroyed by
fire at noon to-day. The boats were valued
at fifteen tho4sand dollars each; no insu-
rance; the company takes Its oWn risks.
Origin of the fire unknown.
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NASHVILLE, March 4.-W. H. Cox was
killed by two negroes. named Steve Shields
and Walter Davis, this morning. Shields
had Cox indicted for committing rape upon
his wife, and when Cox found it out, he went
to Shields's house with the intention of kill
ing him. He fred one shot, which struck
Davis on The thigh, when he was killed by
the two negroes, who gave themselves
up and were discharged by the authorities.
Cox killed a man in 1859.
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VoN BULow, the pianist, is insane. The
inattention and persistent talking of his
audiences did the work. Would TO God the
same causes would produce like effects on
some of our State and national solons.
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Several Firemen Iniured.

CLEVELAND, March 4.-Fire was discov-
cred in the fourth story of the college build
ing at Akron, Ohio, about noon to-day, des-
ifoying that part of the building only: Loss,
about ten thousand dollars; covered by In
surance. Several fremen we're injured by
the falling debris, but none fatally.
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nEaCnnsaIidated.

CINCINNATI, March 4.-The consolidation
of Lafayette bank and the National bank OF
commerce was effected to-day. W. A. Good
man was elected president, and w. j. Dun
lap cashier The capital stock of the CONSOLE
dated Gang is ore hundred thousand dollars
more than the capital atoek Of the Lafayette
bank before the change,
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Illness or Archbishop Purcell Prevents
the AntfcIDated Assignment.

CINCINNATI, March 4.-Eight more suits
were fled against Archbishop Purcell to-day,
aggregating twenty-three thousand dollars.
Father Edward Purcell is reported ill, and no
assignment was made to-day. There was
considerable excitement in the vicinity of the
archbishop's residence tonight among the
clamorous creditors, many of whom forced
their way into the building, but beyond an
CRY words nothing occurred.
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HAVANA, March 4.-The government has
advised municipalities to abolish the public
sc4ools for colored children, and wherever
should be admitted to white schools.
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The Nashville Amerita , is right. The
conclusions OF the State debt investigating
committee are utterly subversive of all that is
deemed of value to a people, of all progress,
or hope of progress or prosperity.
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Another Unfortunate,

NASHVILLE, March Al. Lewis Brown, a
colored letter-carrler, was arrested upon the
charge of improperly delaying, OBTAINING
and enbezzing nail matter intrusted to him.
Accused gave bond for his appearance at the
cnurt
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GEO. Il. RoHE. sergeant. signal Corps, Q. s A.

Born houses of i'll forty fifth congress add
journed at noon y day. The President
Immediately called : Etra session of tie
Forty-sixth congress assemble on the
EIGHTEENTH
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FUR collars afe little worn by ladies this
season, and this will give rise to many severe
|leoughs and colds. DR.. Bulls cough syrup is
certain and safe cure in every case. Price. Csc.
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The spanish Cabinet Resigned.

MADRID, March 4-Prime Minister Cano-
vas has presented and the king has accepted
the resignation OF tie cabinet. A new cabl-
net, under Senior Canoyas, IS expected to be
formed by the end Of the week.
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ADDITIONAL RIVERS.

LOUISVILLE, March 4.-River rising, / feet 4
inches in the canal. Weather-cloudy and cold.
Departed James W. Gaff, Cincinnati; Halliday,
New Orleans.
ST. LOUIS, March 4.-RiVer falling slowly, with
) feet inches. to Cairo. Weather-coudy and mild.
Arrived: Maude VicksbuTg. Departed: Common
wealth, New Orleans.
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CLOAIN6 RATES

Yesterday Of eOtton: liverpool cotton, 5 5-1Gd
Memphis cotton. 9 I-se. Ne'0 Orleans cotton,
Q I-se. Nelc York cotton, 9 I3-IGe.
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The Lenten season Isl upon Us, and witt
reference to the season the English poet Her
ril, who lived between the years 1891 anC
1874, often wrote. His writings contain an un
accountable mixture of sensual coarseness anC
refinement; but such writing wa
in keeping with the age. He wrote as follow
about Lent:
" Is this a fast to keep
The larder lean
And clean
From fat OF veales and sheep?
"Is It to quit the dish
OF flesh, yet sill
To I'LL
The platter high with fish,
"Isit to fast ali hour.
Or rag'd to go
Or show
A doWneast look and sowre?
mo; tits fast to dole
Thy sheaf of wheat
And meat
Unto the hungry sOule.
cit Is to fast from strife,
From old debate
And hate;
To ciTcumcise thy life;
To show heart grief-rent
To starve thY sin;
Not bin:
And that's to keep thy Lent
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NOn-Resident Notice.

No I755-In the Chancery Court of Shelby county.
Tennessee B. P. Anderson VS.. John 4. WheelOck
ct al.
L defendant, W. T. Baggett, is nonresident OF
the State of TenneSsee;
1t is therefore ordered, That he make his appear.
herein, at the Courthouse in the city of Mem
phis. Tennessee, on or before the first Monday In
April. 1879. and show cause. If any he have, why
this cause should not be revived against him the
husband or defendant, Nellie C. Rose; and that q
COPY or this order be published once week for four
successive weeks, in the Memphis APPEAL.
This March 4, 1879.
Copy: Attest.
R. j. BLACK, Clerk and Master.
By E. B MHENRY, Deputy Clerk and Master.
John Johnston Sol. for Complainant.
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SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE

local and constitutional remedy and Is applied
the nasal passages by thus aaying innH-
and purifying the secretions Internally administered,
the of circulation, keeps the skin
moist the acid poison that has found its
stomach and thence into the blood. Thus
progresses in both directions and it does not
seem possible for human ingenuity to devise more
roHfT al
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LEGISLATIVE

Bills Introduced and Business Trans
acted in Both Houses Yesterday
More Legislation for the Taxiug-
District-PatriOt Andrews
Gets Into An Inextrica-
BILE Middle.
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STEA nBOATS.
SPECIAL NOTICE

TT1HE steamer HENRY FRANK VIII pos. -E5s,I
J. itively depart for New Orleans THIS g
EVENING, at q O'Clock. Shippers. please send
down your freight as the ste inner must depart on
time. j. T. WASHING g. IN, Agent.
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War with Chief Moses Inevitable.


SIN Francisco, March At is now re-
garded as almost certain that war with Moses
and other tribes is inevitable.
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TruStee's Sale.

by virtue of the power conferred on me by the
ID terms of a deed of trust executed to me by
Ricardo BuchignanI and ElizaCeth Buchignani, his
wife, dated May l, 1871, said deed being OF record
in Book so, page Il9, Of the Registers office, OF
Shelby county Tennessee; default having been made
In payment of the note secured by said deed, will,
Saturday, april D, 1879,
proceed to sell to the highest bidder for cash. al the
courthouse door, in the city Of Memphis the follow
ing described real estate Beginning at the nterSec
ton of the north line OF Jefferson street with the
east line of Second street; thence eaStwardly with
the north line of jefferson street seventy feet thence
noIthw6Tdly and parallel With the east line of Sec
Ond street eighteen feet six and threefourth inches
thence westwardy and parallel with the north line
OF Jefferson street seventy feet to the east line OF
Second street; thence sOuthWadly with the east line
Of second street eighteen feet six and threefourth
inches 10 the beginning; being the same parcel of
lot No. 342 as laid down on Fuckers plan of the
city of Memphis that was conveyed by I. W. Smith
to John B. BOtto Andrew BOtte and B. Merillo, bT
deed recorded in the Registers Office of Shelby cOun-
ty, Tennessee, in Book No. 81, page 532.
Sale between the hours OF 10 a m and pm.
Title believed to be good but convey as trustee
only. Equity OF redemption waived.
A. S KIITREDGE, Trustee.
VIM NJ. RaUdOiDh. Agent and Attorney.
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WEATHER OBSERVATIONS,

WAR DEPT. SIGNAL SERF ICE U. s. ARMY.
TUESDAY. March 4, 1879, 1908 pm.
b s!aSs % Bar rher p, WING to,o wss'h
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SURPRISING CURE,

Gentlemen, About twelve years ago, while travel
ling with Father Kemp's Old Folks Concert Troupe as
tenor singer took severe cold and was laid up az
Newark, MI This cold brought on severe attack OF
Catarrh which battled with every known remedy for
weeks without avail, and was finally Obliged TO
unable to sing a note For three years afterwards
was unable sing all. The first attack OF Catarrh
nasal organs and throat sensitive that the
slightest cold would bring fresh attack leaving
me Frustrated. In this way continued to suffer- The
last attack, the severest had terrible. SUI
fered the most excrucatng pain in my head, was SO
hoarse be scarcely able to speak, and coughed
necessarily. I thought was going into quick con-
sumption, and firmly believe that had these symp-
toms continued without relief they would have rem
dered easy victim. When in this distressing
CURE CATARRH. reluctantly confess, lad
tried all the advertised remedies without benefit The
first dose OF this wonderful medicine gave me the
greatest relief 1t Is hardly posi- for one whose head
aches eyes ache who scarcely artculate distinctly
of the choking Accommodations IN his throat
realize much relief1 obtained from the nrst
plication SANFoRD's RADICAL CURE Under its In
uence both internal and external rapidly recovered
and by occasional use of the remedy since have
been entirely from Catarrh, for the nrst time in
Respectfully yours,
WALTHAM, MASS, Jan. s, 1876.
i. 81 purchased the RADICAL CURE OF GEO. h.
ROGERS, Druggist, Rumford Building.
Each package contains Dr sanford's Improved Inhal
ing Tube, with full directions for in ali
Price 500. For sale by all Wholesale and Retail Drug
WEEKS & POTTER, General Agents and Wholesale
rrFuf VnGf
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dent-Butler the Only Disturbing
Element In the Last Hours of
the Session OF the House
Another Bond Call
Buffers Re-
pOrt-Etc.
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sukY DEPAkfMENT,

following circular concerning the issue of four
per cent bonds, consols of 1907.
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WASHINGTON.

The Presidents Message Concerning the
Final Reports OF the Centennial
Commission Address from
the Chairman of the Ma.
tiOnal Committee OF
the National
Party.
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WILSON
SEWING MACHINES
FOR SALE AT GREATLY
REDUCED PRICES
No. 80 Madison st.

No 3099-In the ChanceTy Court OF Shelby county,
TenneSSee-Edith Green vs.. Major Green.
T appearing from the return of the Sheriff In this
i that the defendant, Major Green, is not to
be found in his county;
1t is therefore ordered That he make his appear
ance herein, at the Courthouse in the city of Mem
phis, Tennessee, on or before the first Monday In
April, 1879, and plead answer or demur to com
plainantS bill, or the same will be taken for con-
fessed as TO him and set for hearing eXparte and
that copy of this order be published once a week,
for four successive weeks, in the Memphis APPEAL
This March 4, 1879.
A Copy: Attest.
r. j. BLACK, Clerk and Master
BY E. B. MHESRY, Deputy Clerk and Master
W. " Goodwin. Sol for Com nlaInant. wed
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FOR VICKSBURG.
For VieISsburg and all the Bends.
The Splendid Steamer
Grand Flower. -
LennOx. master.
VIII leave as above THURSDAY, March 9TH at
10 am. For freight or passage, apply at Memphis
ami ST. Louis Packet Co. s wharfbOat foot OF Mon
street. AID STORM, Superintendent.
Adams U. ~. HAIL Ljne-Memphis and
Vicksburg Packets
The Elegant Passenger Steamer
Ouachita EseIIe, s
Mark r. Cheek master A. L. Cummins clerk
Leaves Fery TUESDAY, at ) pm,
The Elegant Passenger Steamer
Bed wing, 80
GEO. Malone. ..-.. master Ed K. Thomas. clerk
Leaves every FRIDAY, st 3 . m,
For Helena, FriaFs Point COncOrdia, Terrene Arkan-
sas City, GreenV!lle and Vicksburg, above. con-
Meeting at Vcksburg with the PaTisot Line for YaZoo
river, and with the famous steamers Robert Z. Lee
and j. NJ White for New Orleans giving through
bills of lading to all points at lowest rates.
shippers can rely on this arrangement being per-
manent. Freight for this Line received at R. (, Lee
WhaIfboat at all times.
J. 7. WASHINGTON. Agent,
K. z. Lee WharfDORt.
". CROWELL, Agent, No. Madison.
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C0LlIMs' V0LTAIC PLASTER

And insist upon having what you willing pay FOR.
Sold nv ali Wholesale and Retail Druggists through
cut the United States Cansdss, and by WEEKS d
PuTrEB, Proprietors, Boston, Mass.
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WASHINGTON, March 4.-Subscriptions to
the four per cent loan since yesterdays re-
port, three hundred and twenty nine thou
sand dollars.
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1879-04-26
COOP GR1Tr.
Sheriff txEcl1enzic Re-Captures His
,gtp .gS Host Prisoners aa 2T09E y 1

Sheriff taEcKenzice Re.Captures His
,.aaap .4y4 Host Prisoners aLs T9t}E 81
sheriff NC 4Kenzie, ,ahad same i'll luck
fwithl1is four prisoners on the: Nj lIwaukee
and st. Paul, road. Shortlylafter leaving
Reeds Landing; and while the train was
running at the rate Of twenty five miles an
hour, thetwo 1nen jumped from their seats
Iand started for the door Of the car hayin g
! GOT rid of their shackles which are said to
have been filed nearly. through while il
! the Ramsey county Jail. Sheriff Nc eKen-
azie called to them to stop and drawing his
revolver fired two shots after them but
missed from fear Of 'i1ljuTing. passeng gers:
Tie night was dark and the train I, had
tiust p,cr6ssed the bridge when the, ~ en-
jiumped. :. HOW they escaped without in
tjurY is a mircale. The. train; was stopped
and backed up and a half hour was spent
in searching.1 Proceeding 10 Wabasha,
Sheriff McKinzie placed his two other
prisoners in Jail at that place and at
once renewed the search. W ednesday
1morningihes offered 5000 reward for their
! capture, and soon the whole country was
titled MIth,amateur detectives, anxious to
,,put their 4hands on tiboth prisoners and
|, green backs.l IAN old river pilot on horse
back ecameo upon them suddenly, about
fol1rteentinilest back Of Wabasha, and al
though alone he drew a bead upon, them
with his shotgun and eordered them to
throw up their hands. The men were
stakensby surprise and 'obeyed orders, The
Fcaptaini then drove them before him to a
farmers house when they were secured
and driyen.rto sWabasha and placed in
Sheriff Mckenzies u.s. charge on, onee M more It
o4S Is o2bS Esaet 'a escane aney Mile W n Il Mes Mes
sj,aT6enta 0s9silG ftf5 A'li aSis Il
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~ pleasant "Reminiscences,

T.tW. Higginson, writing Of Poe in nndlie tie
Literary Worzd, gives this hi.i reminiscence 'rir
Of a visit to his betrothed, Sarah Helen l''
hitman, whom he saw sip her later
years; .sShe had b Ioutlivedt fher 5 early
friends, and loves, and hopes. and perhaps
her literary fame, such as it.=wass She
had. certainly outliyed her recognized ties
With Poe, and ali but his memory. There
she .dwelt in her little suit Of rooms, bear Al !.
ing youth still il il her heart pe and N her
voice, and on her hair also, and in b her E
dress. Her dimly lighted psrlor,, vas y, s a. q
ways decked,, here and there with scarlet;
and she sat robed in white, her back
always to the light, with q discreetly
tinted shadow over her still Thoughtful
and noble face She seemed person en-
balmed while still alive. It. was as if h she
might dwell forever there, prolonging into
an indefinite future the traditions OF =
poets love-" esEo 10 s58iaas7 }s ~ - &. ~
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sssst5iie HUGE ENTERPRIsE.s
An Immense ,Fleuring Flill TO be
Erected In lRIsmnrek.J Lay q

>@AAs
!. EN- Bennett, q miller of Rochester,
Minnesota has been in the city the past
week making arrangements for the cree
tioha Of y thirty thousand, dollar steam ~
Touring mill he has purchased for his
site a shalf block On tie. south side Of the
track east Of the9engine house. He will
begin building ina fewsdays, and will
have the mill IN running order by the first
daY,of .November.1aIt will have six run
OF, burr, OF a capacity Of over two hundred
barrels fof -four per day. This mill
scheme has already started two thousanaa
extra acres of ftsbreaking near town. We
Will have some big wheat fields next year.
The mill will start3up tlleawheat growers
and cause q demand that they will
promptly acct, !. Mr., Bennett came Quite
Fargo. 10 build q N il and Just thou ght Lhe
would run over and see Bismarck. hsHis
visit here has. been fatal to Fargo. He
saw fine opening and . large local de-
mand for bis flour. Without asking any
bonus he steps in and announces his
plans. While his enterprise will obe the
biggest. thing that has comesto Bismarck,
it Will be Just as big to him. air bspnad 81
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1 y 2 n ,'lEF'8E 7. u
Large j Kid.

The largest infant at birth of which
there as any authenticated. record, EWas V
born in. Ohio on the 18th Of last January.
The newborn !sbbooir1n boy va was ttwlenty-three and
three-tqltaarter pounds ii weight the ordi;
harry weight being about SIX pounds, and 11l 9
thirty inches! in height 0heS ordinary
height being about twenty inchesC The g
circumference of tile head was . neteen
inches and the foot was five and a3llalt
inches in lesgthoo Six years ago the same n :
woman became tx e mother cot child
eighteen; pounds in weight and twenty
four inches, in hej ght. The mother, Mrs,
NV. Bates, Sco.1a, IS seven feet nine
inches, and the father, q Kentucklan, is
seven feet seven inches high.
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In the Wrong Bed.

a gentleman on Thursday evening
heard 4 familiar voice behind the partis
tition that didn'tireaeh to the ceiling lie
looked over and saw sight that made
him feel ugly. He went in and pulled
the fellow out Of bed. The fellow stuck
him, in the knse with . jacknlfe. the wife
rushed into the street and cried, '"nlurdcrs,s'
the husband, lii out and patched 4up5his
knee. Besides, the husband had both.
parties arrested. and yet they are not bur,
dened with happiness II is q pity That
things will 60 wrong in this world
Adam is responsible .89st 5fi1ss 1s $ 1As /.
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IS, FORT sTETENsOy. GOSSIP.
Arrival OF the lSth-FnrmingP Pros

Especial Corresp 0ndsnce Of the iTribAne.]3 "
FoRT STEVENSON, D. t., April 22:. %: ~
As there has been no communicative
from this isolated garden spot of the
world to The TRIBUNE lately, alittle Fort
Stevenson gossip ma y be of interest! We
are at present blessed with very fine, wealth
er: The pleasant and welcome approach
of Spring has finally, after a series Of. ,un-
successful attempts succeededin yanquisll-
ing stern winter with It's violent snow
storms and chilling blasts. s.,.4 .,at, Vi,
Those parties engaged in the pursuit OF
a agriculture are making bustling sprepra
rations for putting in their crops: 1.-The
greatest obstacle to the success Of the
farmers of Stevenson is the deficiency OF
implements. Last fall during the dest1uc-
tive conflagration that visited
this place, number of plows, harrows
and other farming toels& were consumed,
leaving the, farmers rather destitute of i'm
plements. But being a very, energetic
class of men they perhaps will inprovise
something g to meet the exigencies of. the
case. a 'ida's. .5fsi
o Navigation being opened the river boats
are daily passing bound tor the forts
above.I Taf i5tH hi5a}i<S g n33is'3l',t
The monotonyi of life atStevenson' sus-
,tained a slight variation on the 18th inst,
on account ot the arrival Of three boats,
viz the Key West, Gen. Shermanand ID
Josephine, enroute for Milk Riyer,e Mon
tana, having on board what's left Of the
18th u S. infantry. Aany Of them Were
feeling rather respondent at the prospect
of visiting a locality where the chair; lift
ing'' propensity Of the noble red man is
still the predominent trait of his charact-
er They stopped only a few moments for
the purpose oftaking on board some ra-
gtions and three soldiers belonging at Fort
Buford A number Of soldiers conglegat-
ed on the bank for the purpose of lex-
changing few words Of social interest
with some of their former comrades Of the
18th, but were sadly disappointed as all
COMMUNICATION with the shore was strict
ly interdictcd by the officers in charge.
The lumor regarding the moving OF the
9th from the Department of Dakota still
lacks confirmation. 1} l.: 1...@ s. Is.,sS5li !
A gentleman with a new shirt on and
presenting the general appearance of a
tramp arrived. here today looking fol-
work. .s5ag liaes g#a . laE r9at&fl5aasth
b. Our new. blacksmith is pursuing ttthe
even tenor of his way. The ex-black
smith having retired and now spends, his
time principally in fishing or hunting. <
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Amusement.

=. With the arrival of the two new stars
on the Big Horn last Thursday, Manager
Whitney is now prepared to give q most
excellent entertainment. Miss Jessie
White lis really a charming song and
dance artist, and her brother Harry also
stands high IN. his profession Of song and
dance and general acting. The troupe
now. has four end men, and the 'tfunny
isrns',l lat each others expense are most of
them good Miss Haude Leigh still
remains, and is one Of the best OF serio-
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1879-04-26

Reaching for Bismarck ard the West.
The Illinois Central Railroad Company
has nut on sale at low rates first and sec
ond class and migrant tickets to Bismarck
Fort Buford, d. T., Helena, Mont. and Fort
Benton, Mont. The tickets read from
Chicago to Sioux City via Illinois Central
Railroad, and from Sioux City via Fort
Benton Line Of Steamers. The Benton
Stage Company connects with steamer at
Fort Benton direct for Helena, Mont. G.b