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Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1880-09-14

"A large representation from both coun-
ty and city was present Saturday night at
the controversy between Mr. A. Klaus and
R. M Winslow, both prominent citizens
Of this place The Alert has ever regard.
ed the unpleasantness existing between
Mr.. Klaus and Mr.. Winslow as being a
private affair. and on that account has
never made any reference to it what ever
through its columns. If we were disposed
we could give verbatim report of the
| proceedings last Saturday evening; bat
to do SO would only bewilder outsiders
and would not in the slightest degree
serve to bring about a reconciliation be.
tween the two parties in question. We
therefore take the ground that the least
said about the unpleasant affair the better
for all concerned. tt-'
Two or three months ago great howl
was raised by the holy people on the
south side of the track over the north
side booze shops. They were disgrace
to the community, &c. Now, these very
identical kickers are upholdlne and pat
ronizing a boozery of their own which
is ten times worse than any north side
saloon ever was or ever will be. We r..
fer to, the den on Fifth avenue. Uncle
Brand is good, honest, unassuming, un
pretending, unsophisticated old gentle
man, and can make change out of his vest
pocket as quickly and with as much grace
as Puruvian monkey can turn a somer-
sault, but he cannot tell by glancing at a
man just how much booze he can stand
without upsetting. We would advise
Uncle Brand to supply himself with a
double-back-actlon stomach'pump, or Sc
cure the services IF professional bar
tender, whe will know when man is
drunk "a. go. ...
There seems to be disposition on the
part of some short sighted individuals to
''kick' because the delinquent tax list
did not appear last week. We arise to
inform those who fatter themselves
that they are going to make it ''hot' for
some one, that the list was given into the
hands ofthe Alert on the LIST day of Sep
tember by Mr.. Collins, and that we had
no instructions as to when it should ap-
pear. This is our first experience with ter
ritorial tax lists and since our arrival in
the territory we have been too busy to
read law. We have, however, made it
. point to follow copy and Instructions.
We apprehend that, taking into consider.
alton the manner in which the taxes were
levied and the handsome ~ county or.
ganization we have, that it would make but
little difference, in legal point of view,
whether the foresaid tax list appean in
the FIRST week in September, or the Last
week in January.
Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1880-09-14
EDITORIAL NOTES.

Joe D. Mills will be our next Register
Of Deeds. Stand we prophet!
Politically speaking, the N. P. Times
Is not happy. Doc never did like crow.
The Deadwsod Pioneer sailed under
deaocratic colors just three days when it
was gobbled up by its founder.
What deplonble state ofaffairs there
would be if every puppy who has the
the cheek to come up for Office could get
one. And when we consider how very
important 1t is that our Offices should be
filed BY able and honorable men, We
wonder that 80 many succeed.
The present incumbent IN the Regis
ter of Deeds Office, has about made up his
mind that the voters of Stutsman county do
not want to employ him much longer. The
fact becomes more obvious when We take
into consideration the manner in which
the late republican convention sat dow
on hlm. s
R. O. Adams, the late absconding post.
master of Deadwood is being hunted down
by Indian scouts, special detectives and
private citizens The large rewards offered
for his capture will undoubtedly have a
victorious effect. Adams is said to be a
bad man and ifcaught he will in all prob
ably he justly dealt with.
It is now whispered that D. N. Kelle.
her will loom up for the Office of Register
Of deeds and county clerk and that Mr..
Braune will give up the struggle and turn
the little strength he presumes to possess
to his friend Kelleher. The idea is so
barren of sense that We cannot recommend
it as the truth. Kelleher is too long
headed to try to get something he cannot,
and eur talented and ox-citable friend
Braune, is to selfish to let Kelleter have
that which he wants himself.
Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1880-09-14

Rauson, ,couuty is attached to Rich}and
county tor recording purposes 10y leais.
lativc act, not puhkshed- Foster and
Ramsey counties are attached to Shuts
man fE election purposes, but the law
can be had by application to Secretary
Hand. The aswl ef '.77 have never been
printed.
Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1880-09-14
County Convention

A Peoples Convention will be held at
the Court House in jamestown, on the
first day Of October, at 2 o'clock p. M, fol
the purpose Of placing in nomination the
following county officers:
l County Commissioner / Register Of
Deeds and County Clerk; l Sheriff; 1
Assessor; I Judge Of Probate; County
Treasurer, County Surveyor; l Coroner;
/ Supt Public Schools; 2 Justices Of the
Peace, 2 Constsbles.
D. N. KELhEH1R,
Chairman Peoples Convention.
Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1880-09-14

Having an extra steam thras',er { Mn
nesota Chief , will contract for few
weeks thraskiug at reasonable rates.
Contracts taken in the orAE Of applica-
Goa. CUYLER ADAMS,
Manager Spiritwood Farms.
Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1880-09-14
HQfice.

Present County orders Nos. &C. 81 and
6S, at treas1rer's Office for payment.
THos. s. COLLNa, Treas. $tuts1an Co.,
=. T.. Aug. 18th. 1880.
Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1880-09-14
Chairman Peoples C"nventic

4How shall we get the young men to
90 to churh.!" is tie title Of an article
in religious weekly. Why get the girls
to 20, sainted brother; get the .gills 70
40.
Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1880-09-14

wxxrED-A civil engineer to make
plat Of road and laaste aud specifications
tor rbriagernsanse. Enquire immediately
G. w. VEENUn, County Clerk
Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1880-09-14
For Sale.

Gao acrcs of .cheice farming land on
track ot n. p. R'y at siding. Good
location for tewnsite. Terms cash /;
balance year. D. CURTN.
Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1880-09-14
Change Of Base

A. A. Allen has moved his ia~ office
pext door west of the .Jamestewn Bank.
e.4t
Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1880-09-14

The above offer is very liberal one in
deed, and Messrs. johnson & Fleming,
who are shout to engage somewhat ex-
tensively in the tree business as soon as
tile season opens, will, undoubtedly, be
happy to take advantage Of the offer.
Every farm house in the county should be
surrounded by shade trees.
Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1880-09-14
THE JAMESTOWN ALERT.
ISSUED EVERY TUESDAY MORNING
By MARSHALL MCCLURE.
Omcial Paper OF Stutsman County

rerms PAYABLE i'm Advance:
ONE COPY, one year, ~ W
ONE COPY, six months, d W
, 1880-10-24
GuribaldI at Genoa.

Eenna forrespondeilee London Nt.rs.
Garfbaldis for1la! request for permission to
visit bis so11-in-faw was promptly and courte-
ously answered. The arrangements were left
entirely to his convenience, aud he chose to 70
down shortly after II this morning. As soon rs
the open carriage In which he. reciiued appeared
in rte streets n crowd, momentarily growing in
numbers and. increasing IN enthusiasm.
surrounded it. Tie, people, even In moments
of widest excitement. seem full OF tender pity
for tho MANNED hero, aud no desire to touch the
skirt OF hR garment will induce them to run the
slightest risk Of fniurtng him in Il crush. This
morning. about score Of volunteers from the
crowd linked arms and marched ut the back and
by" the sides Of the carriage to keep OF the
pressure. Within this Gordon walked one Of
the Garibaldinns, an old Rrtxzled soldier, VINO
had supplied himself with au undersized alpaca
UMBRELLA: Waen the carriage, occasionally pass
ing out Of the shadow OF the high houses. came
into the sunlight up went the alpaca umbrella
turc of strength in the effort Of opening II, and
Gnribald:s head was shaded from the sums rays.
As yesterday, all the house fronts were thronged.
and once; as the cArriase passed along the Via
Roma, shower OF bright flowers r:lined from an
upper winu0w, half filing the carriage, aud
cAsrtng undeatEned iargBsse among the crowd.
TIE return Journey was marked By similar
manifestations OF enthusiasm, an enthusiasm
aIwnys, as il seems to me, tempered by:tender-
est pity. There IS, perhaps, no parallel in the
world to the .peculiaEregard OF people for
mun such as is displayed in Genoa to-day to-
ward Garibaldi. He bag been so strong In their
Abchalt and Is now 90 weak IN bis oWu, that tears
, 1880-10-24
WRECKED.
For The Chicago Trf5t1a,

For The Chicago Trfbune-
There's desointc wall in the restless waves,
AS they bear to tho shuddcring land
Silent tidings OF watcry graves
Found in the depths of their Soundless caves
By all Of thar rated band
On the lost flpcna-
Gone down in the darkness Of raging night,
Swept away by the tempesr's breath,
With none to tell OF the horror and fright,
Or tho frenzied prayers, and the faces white =
AS they met their terrible death
On the lost Apcna.
Aud thousand hearts In anguish groau
TO think TINT we never knew
OF the helpless struggle, the dying moan
That, all unAided, they sunk alone,
Drowned III the waters blue,
On the lost Alpenn.
And the Nation watches with plying eyes,
AS silently In to the shore
The repentant waves bring back their prize,
And strewn on the beach, in pieces, lies
All we shall know eyerInoFe
OF the lost Apenn-
And the watchers lift with tender hands
The cold still, peaceful forms
Laid by the waves On the ShInin. sands
OF those who hare gone to the heavenly lands
Through that suddest ef life's storms,
On the lost Alpena.
II. G. CLARKE.
, 1880-10-24
ssMlLL1ONS IN lT.''

<.sv,nftr x7oa1 Estate Gafm-Scven
U,f,v ..ra. in the Heart
|. Aundron anu r.ts @ a.1s"s ~ St.
Of Baltimore City Claimed py u o"'
Loufx Family.
c{ Toi1c No 1ct e1.-The. Boogher family
oEoo.As' 49, o .a,,.ea r;,,+g,,t heirs to
OF this CITY. Deno'e themselves -, 10 thae
large estate in Baltimore. Ihey ca1n t'1nt
ahoiit 761acrcs of land lying on both Sides OF
1s:., e. r. ,,h,oh divides tha Cf.y of Baltimore
JONES e"4e' ".l .s;1.1,,- -, W;,l;,m Rfch-
ID t"A1u, feion6eo ot'H'' ...a..1 ,,or.
artsou. This land was cased In several par
,e,s at dt,rnront times and to different persons
for ninefv-nine wears. the title not being fully
resfed in rhe lcssee Within the lust seven
years The oldest Of rhe leases expired, and three
wears ago the latest one expired. William +.
hnncher connected with the Wholesale 5ewelry
hnusn ~ T. Rnuvhmau & Co, No. III North
Frth street has chnrge Of the prosecution OF
tne claim
~ T4,o iinke establishing heirship to the prop
erfv Mr.. Rnorher cafms, arc all unbroken-
n Tr,3, rora1 nstent was vested in William Rich
arl.on - Communion Of William Penn. He
dfef3s Il, The laIter part OF the seven
tes.nth century. leaving the property to
h5s son William Richardsou The second
Wirtfom' Richardson dIed without chill
dronI The mother Of the st. Louis
Rno.rt,ers was his great-nieoe Her maiden
name was Rebccca Davis Coo,nbs, her mothers
nnmr hfiny Purity She married Ntchotas
nonohers If Frederick County, Maryland. Her
chi1iren are Jesse and John r Boogher, Of the
Trrn ~ Wear Rougner & Co. Wholesale dry
ct....n pco.,ha- of Haipwnter,
, 1880-10-24

start IN theeye OF strong as they look upon
him carried helpless through thplr streets oche
holds to be right, though the heavens fall As
the carriage neared the prison to-day - saw .n.s
we'll dressed mfddle-aged man .foroe ms NJ n% ~ay
baldi td es tie tie gyra1ons Of tho alpaca umbrella
sao BE- He da s1s bad e. tho
VI Tir a whn did MT even observe his approach
ThIs qIa snad done, % be quietly walked back t., to
people Could only take up Garieaidi d1n r. tnea5 am5
strne strenth they Would abandon al other 9ceupa-
lions to perform this task Of love a,ant ana a9ag %ork
element, because not very wiso man ss1'e, W6o
chances to be his son-in-law has done 2 s..tI s5
thing. and the civil authorities, lnocoa,o .htia
the prevalent folly, have thougnt II WILL " a1'o
To take him dt serictEr.
, 1880-10-24
BELIEF.
Fnr Tho Chicaw, Tribune

Far Ths CHICAGO Tribune.
An iron bridge builded TOO stout
Is weak-its own weight wears II OUT
Ma!c tot, secure, 1t Is unsure.
Who boasts too loud, we douot-
The Churct1's weakness makes 1t stI ong,
For Pride and Strength have CT gone "1ons
The force of Sin hath ever Decn
To crush its strength ere long,
The Iufldel doth reason cast,
And bind in cgotism fast
Scarce tit to crawl but great Win saA'
Who would be first, he's iasr~
That sacred joy let me extol-
Belief, not Rhapsody Of soul:
Joy Is to life, 'eainst storms OIL sHa1e'.
i bulwurk and u mole.
The thing Is simple, and the causo
Is clear us any OF our iA"s:
Who life us gave, us detgns 10 sa'e
From Satan's ugly claws!
That, nailed md tortured on q tree,
Our Lord should die for you and me.
Is s1rnnge! Most strange in all Loves range
Cn4cAao, . Get. ., 1850. MALCOLM N1coLsos.
, 1880-10-24
CURIOUS LAW CASE.

An Alleged Dead Man Appears In
Court, and His Wife Disputes His
Identity.
NEW YORK, Oct a0-An extraordinary and
sensational case came up in Court to-day The
oph!lus Youngs, muster-mechantc, who had
acQuired.a larxc fortune in this city and In
Boston, suddenly disappeared in 1875, and
for some time his wife and fam
lily could learn nothing from him.
Three years ago his wife, Mrsf Mary J. G.
Youngs, applied to the Surrogate Of this county
for letters OF administration on her husbands
d o s;on to
she estimuted to be worth ss000o, and which
Henry Youngs Tho latter contested the right
OF Mrs. Ioungs to take OUT letters, and at
tempted to show that his brother was still living.
4 great deal Of evidence has since been taken
in the case.
Recently the announcement was made to the
counsel Of Mrs Touugs that the other side had
duced in Court. Edward F. underhili was ap--
pointed to tako testimony as to his identity. \
sensation was produced by the Appearance Ia
thet lost individual He is about. 70 years
OF age with Koman nose, light eyes
and hair, and thin face, looking, On the whole,
evidence. The counsel for Mrs. Ioungs asked
her 5ake oSd 9oE at ta Hn and m say
starring hard in his face, sne said, loudly and en-
phatically, s. That is not my husband:
Henry Youngs won't On The stand to tell the
mn1iner in which be discovered his brother He
said that in the early part OF August. lsso be
received q letter signed t' Theophilus YOung6.''
in which tue writer said that he would be Il wit
ness at his lawyers office Aug. Q. He met him
there ut the time and identified him as his lost
brother. There could be no mistake, the wit
ness was confident
Sophia Youngs, sister, gave, similar testi-
mony as to the Identification Of their brother.
willing TO speak ABOUT the tiine when he has
been away.
NEW YORK. Oct. 2l.-Therc were more interest
p1ted identity case to-day. Thomas G. Street.
i mtssoaser IN the Quartermaster's Depart
me1r at Washington, testified that he knew
Theophil4s xoungS gsc as g. clerk IN Ihat Dspnrt-
Quasnted Eith ht1u, having met him during that
timh almost every day, and also knew his wife
Witness Identified the person nheged to be The
opuilus Youngs as the person Whu1n he knew ut
Mrs. Aury Youngs, widow Of Jnmes YouDg3,
who was a brother of Theophilus Youngs. her
SOU. Charles Youngs, and her daughter, Ida F.
Youugs., all recognized tho maq In court us
Auother witness was Ellnice Terry, who is p
years old, and is sister OF Theophilus Youngs'
father. She knew Theophilus Youngs from his
birth was present a. at it @ and had ss seen him
claimant rs Theophilus Youugs.
Bernard Mckcnna and a colored man named
Henry W. johnson, both st whom we're oxEm.l.eI
before the Commissioner at Boston as u the
to be Theophilus Youu9s,were called to the stand
By coa1nsclfo the widow or wife. Both said
that the man in court was not the man they
knew in Boston. The wife often interrupted
the proceedings with angry declarations that
the man was not her husband. The case WIS I'D
journed until November.
, 1880-10-24

Special Dispatch to The CAfea1o T.tbune.
;WASt11NG1oS, D. c., Oct. s3-The washington
Medical Institute of the Districtspf Columbia, a
regularly Incorporated company, rests under
tho suspicion Of trading in bogus. medical
diplomas, The institution has charter, its
plnce of business is located in the Directory, 1t
has post-ot11ce boz, but it seems to have no
other wutl-dchned existence.
1t has boen decided that the st. Louis census
shall be retakcn, aud Calvin NJ. woodward is to
be appointed Supervisor for thnt purpose.
To the Wes:er71 Associated PFsss
WASHINGTON, u. T., Oct- :sa-The distribution
of STANDARD silver dollars for the week ending
to-day amounted to 3S18,go; for the corre-
sponHing week in 1879, S5S9, ,495
The National Board of Health has submitted
its annual report TO the Secretary Of the Trcns-
ury fpr transmission to Congress. The expenses
OF the BoArd tn Sept 30 were $Ess5, $50, OF which
5.l0,l77 was expended By tho Board, and 6l15,-
653 Inv the Southern States.
, 1880-10-24
RUSSIA.
4 REMOH-


ST. PETERSBURG. Oct. 23-There is we'll
founded F,l1nor that in consequence of court In
rrtRues against Meliko6 he wills retire to the
Caucasus and rhe Consit;at: of Ministers
which is antagonist!c to Aelkof' S policy Will b.
1eoreaufzcd, The Russi. has been suspended
for publishing the above.
THE WAR In CESTRAL ASIA.
All the fortified forts OH the Turconan stcppes
are provisioned for six months Dauli Is forts-
fed and proyisioncd very completely. All ar-
raurements are nearly concluded for IN attack
less than q month hence, when 9 900 men and 1oo
guns will advance
The T6doh.o ii says: =" There is news from
Turkcstan TINT the Russian troops there are to
be reinforced By regiment OF Cossacks and 4
battery Of artillery. The sappets and infantry
viii also be reinforced"
FAILURE or THE HARVEST.
The Golos derotes a long article to the failure
OF the crops. 1t says: Tho outlook for Russin
is very gloomy, as the country, whose ordinary
export is 100000 quarters, will have to buy
gruin from abroad. How to feed ths peasantrv
the coming winter is a problem occupying the
attention Of the Government, and there is NO
ground for expecting good harvest In the tut-
ure. Thousands OF insects defy effort to cx-
terminate, and lie hidden under deep snow
until spring enables them to renew their work
Of destruction"
ENORMOUS E1PEKDITuNE-
The Go'os gives the result Of the past financial
year, showing that the expenditures exceeded
the estimate by 600 roubcs-
THE DEMANDS OF STUDENTS
An address Is bein: privately signed among
the students Of the university here, e1nbodyins
the petidon already submitted to the Hector Tor
presentation tn tho Minister Of Public 1nstruc-
don. 1t dem ands fhe establishment of special
student co5poFntaon with ne r.ght m oi ,ntia x
tie right Ut holding periodical meetings: the
, 1880-10-24

3 TENANTS THREATENED.
DuBrIx, Oct S3-The tenants of King Har-
man, er-member Of Parliament for Sligo, and OF
other Landlords, have received notices not to pay
1ull rent. Under penalty OF being shot
THE 1lAND-LEAGuE ISD1cTMEsT-
The Indictment against the Land League will
include 100 speeches, the dsafted testimony OF
$50 witnesses, and various newspaper articles
WEAVING THEIR WEB
The Frremdns Journal asserts that the Gov
ernment is reluctant to assent To the inclusion
OF newspaper articles in the indictment bills. In
cases OF certain journals in Dublin, Wexford.
Tralee, Ruscommon. GALWAY, md Mayo, whose
proprictors nre members of the Land League. it
was finally virtually settled In consultation with
the land officers they shall be indicted. 4 list OF
the leaders who arc to be prosecuted is slo~ set
tle,l hut during tho work which will elupse be-
fore the proceedings are begun there may be
startling changes
DEAD.
LONDON, Oct ss.-Mihfil Slaughter, Secretary
to the Share and Loan Department Of the Lou
don Stock Exchange, Is dead.
, 1880-10-24
.AIAt|EHABLE INCIDENT,


Not long ago tho adventures OF q a11nnesot"
hotolkecper with tho detective force OF this
city was detailed at length In the columns OF
iAE = sA1 .Ae up ,,...s -, ho !,
in the land thnt chicago oetecu'o WIS w W a.
much avoided by the honest farmer or country,
nl"n ,.ss ~, ;,,ny, stor, for tbn,yb the
eonnaence arust VI oun:o ~ ,sis ash 80 for,n.
latter might despou n'an o1 us esn eno .tt'
coah his I;hertv. An incident of the procession
s.,sn. stordor r ratcr mntntains this idea, and be-
yestefa4y ~ r",ns dtcra,s sna worth relating. At
ono of the prominent street corners the process
sse ert> ohout u" tmpassable for pedestrians Ger
tain detective was witness OF tnls' anu. u Ally
fancied umbrago at the number of Garfield and
Arthur tokens In the procession. or perhaps
"isain9 u curry lo.ot .to s+,o,t ord
City Hail. r1sncd ont 1nto ne 49,, ha,5 81;
, 1880-10-24

Tho princess NJ wales is more addicted to the
use Of black than English women are as rule; Ne
feather in her bonnet and ounen u oi.so ;.at;on
at recent festiyity. A story va go1ne na+ re re
Princess, with proper sense Of ef1Snet 9at hon per
to Mrs Waddfng1on, the American wife M ,t OF me ne
rank forbade such act Of regal ts, t1,ac
antiouated Views OF Court life, intin,a1sd to nis
s1aoise tIat in fl1ture she ought to waive pre1u"
, 1880-10-24
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, 1880-10-24

III beg your pardon, sir" said one OF the three
men who entered Doyey's store ct MERGERS Sta
ton, KY, =" but you will p,ease hand NE the $500
out OF your safe,' hnd he politely levecd !. re-
yolyer. "Sorry to disoblige," Doyey replied,
"but there Isn't a cent there" and he uIlubly
opened the safe for them to see. The robbers
made thorough search and Withdrew. Thus it
uupeArs that mutual politeness Is a good thing
In cases OF burglarious entrance. How mortified
these muIefaciozs would huvc felt had they
murdered Mr. Doyey aud then found the safe
empty.