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TElecRApA,c eAev,-r.ss.
RAILROAD OPENED

GLs RAILROAD OPENED.
81. Louis, Oct. 2l.-The extension of the
St. Louis and San Franciaco railroad 10
Cherrvvale, Kansas. was completed aud
formally opened for traffic yesterday.
A CABINET MEErINa.
Washington, Oct. 2l.-A cabinet meeting
was held to.dsy-Secretaries Evarts aud
McCrary absent. The ou,bresk Of the Ute
Indians was considered. but NO change in
the policy with regard to the manner OF
desling with the hostiles wan adopted. il
being generally conceded that everything
was beinS done that was possible for the
government 10 do in the matter. sss5
MORE GOLD.
New York. Oct 81 The steamer Psric.
&c from Havre tC.1sy brought 81 ,S43. 900 10
French coins
Vessel LOST
San Francisco. Oct. 2l.-The British shil
Naturalist, 259 days out from Calcutta fol
Saa Francisco. 10 given up for lost, and ic'
surance companies having risks on her paid
them yesterday, the aggregate being $5l6
$40. divided among twelve companies.
GRANT AND pARrr.
The steamer u Paul, with Grant and psr.
" on board, arrived this morning from
Portland.
FAILURE OF BUCKET snop.
Chicago, Oct 9l.-Ths Chicago rrsir
aud provision exchange, managed By Chas
T. Drexy. suspe nded this morning. II hsi
bpeu seriously embarrassed OF late and oply
kept up by THE generosity of friends; but
The strUug advance 10 corn and provisions
to-day aud of wheat during toe past week
have % inpsired its finances that suspen-
ston was its only course left. Tho liabili-
ties are not very heavy. All other buckle,
shops sse pursutngs conservative course
aud ere expecting 10 survive the presenter
citement - y -''- tt'e' =
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nuss1A's rEArHERs RurrLEp

RUssIA's FEATHERS RUFFLED.
st. Petersburg, Oct. 2l-Ths GAlcs ex.
presses astonishmsnt at the tone Of hostility
toward Russia pervading the speech Of Lord
Salisbury q Manchester. II says: II the
reported Austro-G German alliance proves to
be Z reality Russia must secure to herself
allies 70 act 10 cases Of emergency. Lord
Salisbury's spsaoh rot lnlys ysepem Runis's
eyes bat gives her freedom of action. IS
RECEIVED WITH DJsTAyoR.
Paris, Oct. 2d-Nsxs Of the formation Of
!a nsw Thrkish ministry lis reosived with
disfavor. Il 10 regarded ~ . ministry oi
isssigsssnl e1loe. Qati@7
CABINET COUNCIL.
3 IAndos, Oet. 3l-The aatisA osuncil il
su'nmooed 10 meet Tomorrow.
INDICTED.
~ fts esAada jssy ~ loss1 &tsss bill,
against Alpbooso Rosenbusg, editor Of III,
Tovs Talk, sn1 psinssssuf ,ha, paper, 70,
lihels agaiaes Mn. IAastsy, Mn. Cornwall
lts Wne and I.esd l1ouds,Soeo. ~
nAfo ov nsAcounr.
Loadsn. Ocs, u II b supoesd 10 ~
'ssnsosA circles tAss H. ID ~ nisinss
ssas - diacuusl In The haak q TNscs |
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THE INDIANS.

Tuscan, Oct. 2l-Advices from Mesill.
" mail say among those killed BY Indians
in New Mexico Ia C. w. Hinds, United
States collector. A large body Of lndiana
are reported concentrating between Colora.
do aud Hillsboro. 1t il currently reported
that company of Indian scouts deserted
our forces and joined the enemy.
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GRIMES AND cAsuAtT,Es.

Cincinnati. o., oct. .2l.-This morning,
two men, Keii Dermont, cook, and Isi.lors
Deico, waiter in 9th street restaurant.
qnsrrelled over thu. dignity Of their resp.c.
i've positions, during which Delco received
cut with razor near the eye, severing An
artery, also one in the side Of the abdomen.
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POLITICAL.

CHICAGO REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.
Chicago, Oct 2l-The republican county
convention nominated to-day VIM. T. John.
NON for county treasurer, John J. Head for
clerk Of the superior court, Sidney Smith
for judge Of superior court, and full ticket
VI commissioners.
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NOTICE.

Anybody who can give me Information
where l can find double barrelled, breach
loading shot gun. bore No. 10. which was
obtained from me under false pretences
Wednesday, October 18th, 1879, by one NJ.
Carson. will be suitably rewarded.
GEORGE WAGNER,
ra Gunsmith,
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SPORTING.

Baltimore, Oct. 2l.-At Pemiico today
Peqnot won the one mile dash Mollie NJ
Ginley. second; Daiay Maid, third. Time,
lax.
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THE FALSE NOTIONS.

E1i.. in ths minds of many othisviss intel.
lisent peopleas to the requirements Of =
stomach or liver. The swallow
ing Of ,nauseous. and powerful drugs is not
The way 70 encourage. norsto cur. dyspepsi.
aud liver complaint. Nor can ccnstipated
or otherwise disordered condition Of the
bowels Be rsmedied ny similar treatment.
That agreeable and thorough stom.chic and
aperient, Hostetter's Bitters, which is the
reverse Of unpleasant. and never produces
violent effects, il far preferable to medicines
Of The class referred to. Itinfuses new VIC.
or into l failing physique, cheer. the mind
while it strengthens the body, and institutes
Z conplsts reform in the action Of The dis
ordered stomach, bowels or liver. Appe'
ti,s and sleep ars both promoted u.erin. +,
ana kidney affections greatly benefited bJ
its uae. Il Is indeed comprehensive and
meritorious preparation, free from draw
backs Of any kind.
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Call and see those Mason 4 Hamlin or
gans just received by
WILL A. TURNER.
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TAKE NOTICE.

f~A B.ldno'- oy..ss ,'usivsd every
Jay Il ,,u c.,.,s
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Csll In and see line Of brocade silks ani
velvets just received at
- KETCHuN's.
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AIoN DAKOTA TERRITORY EVENING OCTOBER d. 1879

g lmmioens. II the prediaios 10 verified ahe
Standard says the advance il The off;ci.l
quotations Of the rass Of the bank Of IN.
gland, nov two per nt, could not b, long
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rr..A TROUT ana WHITE FISH =
Jsokians'a
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na,ffers celEsRa1Eu SWEET \. Y. CIDER

Wa shall have carload of the above ci-
der 10 few days, put up 10 barrels and
half baYre,a We Will y wholesale il 10 the
trsde 4 Chicago prices. freseh added.
ADLER & OHIMAN.
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Chew Jacksons best Sweet Navv Tobacco
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New York, Oct. ls.-The eiehty.fou,.
hour walking match cloeed tonight in the
presence Of small audience. The soore
stood: Fitzgerald, S77; Calston. $40:
Ganpsna, 1858; Vint, $50; Waters. 1888:
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RELIGIOUS DISABILITIES.

Buchsre.t. Oct 2l.-The chamber of dep.
uiies have passed the amendment OF the
constitution concerning the abolition of re-.
ljaious disabilities. fza.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1879-08-21

Rev. Leroy NJ. Lee, the well-knOwn
Virginia divine, in an account OF the
characteristics Of the great statesman Of
Roanoke, gives this account Of the man.
ner In which the noted VHginian was
defeated at his own game By aneigh-
bor:
Mr.. Randolph was not always victor
in the petty discoFds Of the neighbor-
hood. He was VaHquished once, on q
field OF bis ows selection. by quiet
resolute neighbor; and he confessed him.
self, not in 30 many words. but by his
actions, as beaten at his own game
The locality must be described: The
land oil Mr.. III. lay broadly between
Bushy Park and the courthouse, and The
land of Bushy Park lays as broadly be-
tween the residence Of Mr.. II. and the
mill Of the neighborbood on Stanton
river. There were two roads. 10 the
courthouse for Randolph; one, the iongeI
and worse, was the Stage road from The
courthouse 70 the river; the other, short
eF and better, through the lands Of Ar
I'll. There were two roads 10 the mill foi
Mr. H; the shorter and better one
through Bushy Park, and the stage road
to The Flver, and then along ifs low, aaI
and muddy banks 10 the mill. These
private roads bad been open and free
from olden time.
One morning the mill boy returned q
the house and Informed Mr.. H. that the
old way 10 the mill vas cut OF. Mr
Randolph had erected a strong post and
rail fence across the road, and there va
no opening ia the Ience on either side
for ! long distance. Everybody weni
10 mill, and everybody soon found oul
the fact Of The ience "a the way. The
one conclusion Of al was the same. II
was one Of DIR. Randolph'S freaks. Be.
yond, and deeper in the woods than tbs
private road 10 the mill, was the private
road to the courthouse. When on tho
next court day Mr.. Randolph passed on
Of the woods on his own premises into
those Of DIR. Fl. he vas confronted will
fence ten rails high. with stakes anG
riders At every panel--a formidable OBJ
slacle in his way, and extending righ
and LEFT as far as his eyes could reach
He took Ia the situation. and, IS be VA
alone, Il Is not knows that be made an
remarks, or whether they we're sharY
pointed 0F noe. Months passed away
Saint Mary's beacon., 1879-08-21

IG farm ii bound By, On Or up0n i
road u usually extends to the middle Of
the roadway. The farmer owns the soil
ofhaIf the road. and may use the grass,
trees, stoaes, gravel sand oF anythiag 0f
value 10 him, either on The land Of be-
meath the surface subiectonly tothe sUpe.
rioT rights fthe public 10 sfasel over the
road, and that OF tbs highway surveyor
10 use such materials fof TIE repair cf
the road; and these materials be may
cart away and use. elsewhere on the
road. No other man has right 10 feed
his cattle there, or utthe grsssor trees.
much less to deposit his wood, old carts.
wagons or other things thereon. 70
Met. S76, 8 Allen, as, I Pa. st. 336.l
The owner Of drove Of cattle which
stops to feed in front Of your land. or Of
drove OF pigs which root mp the soil.
Is responsible to you at law, IS much
as IL they did the same thing within the
fence. No children have right to pick
up the apples under your irces. although
the same stand wholly outside your
fence. No private person has right
10 cut or lop of the limbs Of your trees
n order 20 move his old barn or other
buildings along the highway a Cushs
4B7l, and no traveller can hitch bis
horse 10 your trees in the sidewalk with
out being liable, if he gnaws the bark oE
otherwise Injuries them (54 Me-, 1907
If your well stands partly on your land
and partly outside the fence, no neighbor
can use 4 except by your permission.
Nav more, no man has right 10 stand
in front of your land and insult you with
abusive language without being liable
20 you for trespassing on your land (2
Barb, 330.) He has right 20 pass and
repass in an orderly and becomIng man
ner; a right 10 use the road. but not 60
abuse il. But notwithstanding the farm
er owns the soil Of the road, even be
cannot use il for any purpose whach in-
terfcres with the use Of it BY the public
for travel. He cannot put his pig-pen,
wagons, wood or other things there, If
the highway surveyor orders them away
as obsIructinr public travel. IL he
leaves such things outside his fence.
and within the limits OF the highway as
actually laid out, though some distance
from the travelled path, and traveller
runs into them in the night and is in
iured, the owner II not only liable 20
him for private damages IS Conn.,,
225). but may also be indicted and fined
for obstructing public way. And if Ire
has fence or wall along the highway
he must place Il all on his own land,
and not half on the road, rs in case OF
division fences between neighbors 4
GRAY. 225.' But as he owns the sOil,
uf the road is discontinued, or located
else here, the land FeveFts 10 him, and
he mar inelose il 10 the centre aud use
il as q part OF bis faTm.--JHdge Ben
Rett.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1879-08-21

The fact is noted thai during The past
few years the increase In the Western
cattle trade has beenveFy large. Form-
erly, Texas supplied the States east Of
the Missouri aud Mississippi nveFs with
grazing stock, and the direction ofthe
droves which left the Texan prairies was
toward the east. Missouri and Illinois
were the principal purchasers oi The
dfoves. and from these two States Was
drawn TIE larger poFlion Of the beef O.
this character that was sent eastward.
Now Il = all changed. A large poTtion
Sc The annual drive passes throagh KAN
saa. CalnraAn end Nahxnskes and vemch-
- the lnr-oH pastures 81 Unkola and
A few years eco Colorado was sup
posed to be worthless desert; now
Colorado heeves compete with the prime
steers Of Illinois and Ohio, and many Of
them surpass the average of those sent
from these States. Many cattle have
come from Montana that were re TO ship
Tor The European trade. The basis upon
which the cattle business Of these local
tiles Is built has been the Texas stock,
and from this fountain head IS supplied
the stream which fills the vast reservoir
OF those northwesteFs plains and valleys.
Mingling with the stream is "a inflow
or pure bred bulls from Kentucky, IllI-
nois and elsewhere in the east, and this
intermingling Of blood results in al im-
proved race Of beeves which, rs has been
stated, completes fairly with some ofthe
best graded stock OF the East.
But Texas is the grand source from
whence comes the raw material, and the
current is formed BY what Is known IS
The 'sannual drive" Once year this
great movement occurs end the drive Of
Texas cattle, its promises and probable
lilies, form the burden Of the talk Of cat
lie men throughout the country, from
the Rocky Mountains TO the Atlantic
This drive consists of the surplus from
The great herds, which Craze upon the
Texas prairies and fields; il furnishes the
means by which large part ofthe Tex
an people subsist, and it represents the
profits OF the graziers and wages of the
cowboy" who handle the droves. A
constant stream Of cattle pouFs out from
the State and takes the Northern trail
10 reach the market. From 900, 900
to SOC, 900 head OF cows, steers and
Young stock forms the substance Of the
stream.
If these cattle were strung along .
trail, eight or ten feet apart, :hey would
exte nd for one thousand miles; and al
though the droves are necessarily driv-
en- loosely and in very open order that
they may end sufficient pasturage, yet
while on the drive, either drove or the
dust Of distantly passing one, viii be
constantly in sight from any part Of the
wide trail that IS travelled. The routes
chosen are necessarily diverse and dis
tant from each other, so that grass may
be found in abundance, and il may be
taken As an indication Of the verdure
and herbage Of these vast natural pas
lures that the cattle actually improve in
Hesh and gam in weight while on the
drive. Spreading ont as the rays Of a
huge fan, the trails lead east, north and
west, and reach Kansas and Colorado on
their way to distributing points, either
in the East or Northwest. The drive is
leisurely taken, and frequently rests and
camps are made.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1879-08-21


II may be pleasant to those who live
in region Of our country where moth
ing but hard water is to be had, to be
informed, BY so good authority as DR..
Tidy, the well-known. chemist, 6i the
results Of bis observations on the use Of
hard water for culinary and domestic
purposes.
Hard water is the best dietetically,
because of the lime.
1t makes better tea, although not so
dark colored, owing 70 the fact that soft
water dissolves the bitter extractlye
matters which color the tea, but ruin
the aroma.
Il relieves THIRST, which sOft water
does not.
II does not dissolve lead or organic
matter, which sofl water does.
Il is generally good colored, son wa
tex being IS rule dark coloFsd and
unpleasant looking: hence in places sup
piled with son water, they aiwsys put
Il Tn hoselsl in dark bottles, 20 hide The
color. A soft water, however. % bet
Ter detergent, and requires less soap
For residential town 3 wafer which
has over ten degrees Of hardness would
be best. For manufacturing towns a soft
water would be the most advisable, for
commercial considerations only.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1879-08-21

A RUE Thar WoN'F WORK Born
WArs.-A military man. who boasts
that he cant be caught, nc matter what
you ask him. bat who i really stupid,
j. asked how may miles il Is from Paris
90 BerliH.
Three hundred .
"And how many from Berlin TO Pa
ris ~
THE same, Of course.
THAT'S where yoa're wrong"
WfoneRf exclaimed che military
man, ast0nished and troubled.
eyes. wrohg yon knoa hon long i
is between Chrisffnas and New Year s -
YES"
Wei. . Il the same Between New
Years and Christmas s''
BY joves you're right. I never
thcaghi of that before
Saint Mary's beacon., 1879-08-21

who supply &c fpfsiaz a3a III
yet done much tosa 6fe6zIs-
liona lor the winler; Ga III aEe olili
busy editing novelties 2 ennnanv
and The seaside. Or issel Is
simple bats for the pf @
variegaled straw witA a2 m
shadine The eyes. ed
st tho side; tie slimmiz
with the several colIs
brown. dark blue 4ua
500. pale bIue. blaez e
else satin Fibbon a. s.sszs ssa
folded t0ectaer into am
in front and eafsIsa .a.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1879-08-21

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Saint Mary's beacon., 1879-08-21


Sir Garnet WolseIey, By his adroit poll
icy in iomenting Fupiures between The
Zulns and their alfred chiefs. seeF1s t0
have consummated the downfall Of Ce-
tewayo, begun by the capture and burn
ing oi the military kraals 1T Ulundf BY
Lord Chelmsford. That policy looks to
the subdivision Of Cetewayo's kingdOm
amongst his brother Oham and cthersy
the complete dethronement Of cetewayO
and HE capture is possible, and the or
aanization Of strong military force ia
the TransyaaI, whirh viii at once over
awe the ZnIus and coercc the .Feealeit--
rant Beers. Cetewayo is already re-
porsed a. trying to escape 10 jon Se-'
cocoeni, once 4 powerful Ca8re enetnY
oftke British. Who holds dispuie4 i1r-
rtlory north and west of Transvasls snd
has often given trouble % Che Cape
colonies. Chief Aososis Of ibe Basus
tos, another powerful tribe north q TIE
Transvaal, EhIch has oflen made tFoa-
BE. has submitted. General Woisoiey
regards the capture Of CetewayO g ali-
important, as he - likely to be the cen
ter Of conspiracy IS long ss Tree, bot he
proposes 70 have the dissaected 1nlns
themselves or some Of the nearby tEss1s
take their king. Areward Of Eve thyns-
and cattle, the sole wealth Of the tsfs
fres. has been offered for the fagtises
General WoIseIey has told the ehiels
that his government does moi Wanf sny
Of their territory. The chiefs seerf IN
.f:,.sa A.. walerf Fohn Dunm. the white
man, for their ruler, in the stead Of any
Zulu; but anyhow the matier is settled
and IL Is now apparent that Cetewayo,s $
power Is completely broken, and hls
kingdom. which he Istely ruled with
such force, dissolved.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1879-08-21

The sitnation was 10 changed. Incou~
venlenee. trouhle.. evaporation grew
aud multiplied as he time lenglhened-
Lite one morning MF. naadolph, just ar
rived, riding sefoss the courtyard. met
MF. H., and checking his horse. leaning
over the saddle. said, with a eouFteous
bow: Mr.. a., II yon'H lee me 90 10
court I'll let you 70 60 MILL
sCertainIy. Mr. Randolph. with pleas
ure. But. Alr. Randolph you began
IT, a
Yes. air; and I'll end e.
Ia D few days strong. wide gates. over
each road. swung freely 10 every one
who bad occasion 70 60 through in eilh-
az direction.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1879-08-21
ron rHE lFoUsE o. DEEECATEs

It's dee 10 tle people dat our eouniy Be rep
wsszniea Ia she next House cfDelceasss by gem
aiainen familiar With their wants and waso win
mekaevere IN behalf Of their interests. 4flir.
JOHN A. CAVALIER can be induced 10 serve
thesn, she whole people win be grallaed and
3aexs kim'hy
Ans "a. 1s1e AcrEAnAsIox.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1879-08-21
ron CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT.

Msssrs. Edifors.-PIeaseann announce DR.. L. J,
SUTTON as the Republican candidate sor Clerk
Of the Circuit Court for Sc. Mary's coanty at thu
eleefion in 1879 and say that be win receive ths
warm support Of his party and frisndsin
April 20, e76n. Chaptic0 istrict
Saint Mary's beacon., 1879-08-21
FOR REGLSrER or WIS.

iMsssgs. Elitors :-pIcase announce JOHN b
ABELL, Esq, as q candidate for the position oi
REGISTER of Wills fog st. Mary scounty AZ the
election In 1879 and say that he viii be warmly
supported BY the epeopleofthe county, generally
Sept u. 1916 ThePeoplc
Saint Mary's beacon., 1879-08-21
EOR FRH LECIsLArURE.

Msssrs Eaifors You are requested 10 an
nounee THOMAS II. BOND, Esq, OF Patuxent
disirict as candidate for the next Legislature
OF Maryland and 70 state that be will Be warmly
uppcfted By Many DKMocRATs.
March 20, 1879.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1879-08-21

MsssSs Elsssrs pi.1se announsa Nr. G. G.
NAYDEN. ofihe oth district, - . candidats fnr
MDnn0cPatir Eoanty Convenfion, Won0 he called.
yaly -, lsss Elshth District.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1879-08-21
ron THE LEGISLATURES.

announee myself as candidate Cor the next
Legislature aud respectfully solicit de support
! OF myfsiow-citizens.
re670, 1919. FRAxx ". HoEmRs.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1879-08-21

O. When > person taints or feels like
isantiag. they should 5e placed Al once
in a koEiznfsl posifion--laid flsk on
che aoor'-and have little cold water
dashed ID ehesr face. This Is ahe eas-
lest, quickest and Suress way to recover
from lainting. In this position the heart
has less labor 10 perform in pumping the
blood 90 the brain than in the upright
position.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1879-08-21
FoR rRE house oR DKLEGArEs.

announce myself as . candidate sor seat IN
Che next General Assembly Of Maryland and res-
pectfnlly solicit the support Of my friends and
fsli0w-s7lixems.
JHly 81, 1879 w. w. BRApV.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1879-08-21

We ate eulhoiizea 70 announcs WI. FRANK
FORT, 0f4he Eighth District, IS q candidate loI
ShexiA at fhe ensning election and 30 ask Ibr him
Ahe kapp0Fk - 9is trends Rad ikllow-eizinsns.
Jazg 81, 1872.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1879-08-21

We are authorized tc announce DR.. JAMES
m. NILES, Of Sc. Inigoea' district, az eandi-
aaas Ctr the Orphans Court at the ensuiug cleo
fiun. June ~, 1879.