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kilograms in Brief.

BERLIN, April 3O.-AlI Jews of foreign
birth in st. Petersburg have been ordered
to quit that city within six hours. t f'"
MINNEAPoLIs. April 27.-Mrs. President
Hayes brother, DR.. Joseph T. Webb, died
to-day of apopiexy.
LITTLE Rock. April 2S.-The Republic
cans after appointing delegation to Chi
cago headed by Senator Dorsey and in
structed for Grant, adjourned at O'Clock
this morning.
New YORK, April 30.-Six ocean steam
ers have arrived bringing 8, 1886 immigrants
from all parts Of Europe. The total mum.
Der for April is 46. l18-the largest number
ever landed at Castle Garden in one
month.
WASHINGTON, May i.-Major. Gen. 8. p.
Heintzlsman died this morning.
OMAHA, May LA fire this morning de-
ssros cd a block of stores on Tenth street,
and the Union Pacific track. Loss SIS. OOO
or more. Partly insured.
NEW YORK, April 29.-The Times Wash.
ingron special says strong movement is on
loot, which has taken definite shape, 70
place Postmaster James, of New York, In
Postmaster-General Keys place.
WAsHINaToN, April 3O.-At the Cabiue,
meetiag to day the President rendered 10
the Postmaster General the U. 8. Judge
ship for the eastern and middle districts OF
Tennessee. which was accepted.
WASHINGTON, April 2s.-A!l three OF the
Baltimore newspapers concede tina. the re-.
suit o. the Republican primary elections in
Maryland yesterday was q clean sveen u
that State FOR Blaine.
SAS FRANCISCO, April 30 The Supreme
Court has ordered writ OF habsas corpus
70 the Csc Of DENTS KsArnsy, rssurnsbls
before The supreme Court Nay nth.
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THE NATIONAL PICTURE GALLERY.
A Territorial Delegate Plays the Role Of
Spring Poet. ..-.... ..H.

Wyoming has an odd genius represent
log 1t as Delegate in Congress. His name
is Downey-no relation to 'Downy beds of
ease land he is "poic." On the 18th Of
April he introduced the following Prayer
Book Bill in Congress !:
A bill providing for certain paintings on the walls Of
the National Capital.
Whereas the people Of the United States are
Christian people and firmly believe In God the Father
Almighty. Maker of heaven and earth and in Jesus
the HOLY Ghost, born Of the Virgin Mary suffered
under Pontins PLATE, was crucihed dead and buried
He descended into hell, the third day He rose from
right hand OF God the Father Almighty; from thence
he shall come TO judge the quick and the dead and we
believe in the Holy !host. the holy catholic church,
resurrection OF the body and the life everlasting,
Be- It enacted BY the senate and House Of Represent.
atives Of the United States Of America In Congress
assembled, that the sum Of 35oU.O0o, or 70 much
thereof No Day be necessary, be- and the same Il
hereby appropriated out q any fuuds in the Treasury
direction Of the Architect Of the CapitoL 10 CON-
mcmorate In suitable paintings by the great living
s o. ~ uni h,, aon lno nS Ss o. tae National
Saviour Jesus Christ told In the four gospels OF
Matthew, Mark, Luke and John:
As IL is fair to presume resolution with
a preamble OF this character would have to
be submitted to select committee, with
authority 10 send for persons and papers 90
as to get some information on the subject,
and the inevitable result would be war OF
creeds, 1t would at FIRST appear Mr.. Down.
ey's motive was revolutionary. This san.
culinary sword Of Damocle's hung over the
trembling House for twenty-four hours and
conservative patriots. especially those hav.
ing Presidential aspirations and no we'll,
defined religion, we're wishing Downey and
his bill far away on the cattle ranges oil
Wyoming where Indians might scalp the
one and perambulating zepLyrs watt the
other to Fire Hole Basin. For day even
Cameron did not duplicate expression Of
opinion concerning Grants nomination, the
agent of the Associated Press let up on the
Blaine boom and Sherman was oblivious te
the condition Of his Ohio "fences." Down
ey's impending crisis overshadowsd Til
den's bar'l, and Coz shock hands with
Horr 10 tho sympathetic friendship Of ,
common agony. The disestablisbment Of
Wyoming Was contemplated, and the Pres
ident interviewed to secure for Downey
forthwith consulate In
The isnd Of 81. Tbomss 20 fair and full Of promise
Ia hopes that blessed earthquake might
swallow him forthwith. But 10! on The
second day cometh Downey into the House,
| hrs face beamiu4 with triumph and hi coat
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The Kalioch Case.
SAN Francisco, April 29.--The Post this
afternoon publishes the following card from
youuv KalIoch

SAN Francisco, April 9.-The Post this
afternoon publishes the following card from
young Kalloch
Editor of the Post I have not word to
say about the facts or merits Of my case.
| wish 1T to be tried 10 ordinary fair play,
especially toward mau charged with
murder, which is supposed to be character
istic Of American communities. but | ex-
pect no fair play on or before my trial.
Fast men and corrupt detectives who sur>
round the Chronicle ,fffice aud assume To
run this city can prevent it. Ii is infa-
nous th 1t public officers who are paid by
the community should work illrRitimately
for private individuals, and convert what
ought to be an honorable prosecution into
| malignant persecution. The drivel pub
| lished in the Chronicle OF last Sunday shows
| how some Of our detectives will invade pri-
| vste houses and try To frighten igneia ant
| people, As for the arrest Of Clementshaw,
| have this To say: do not know the man
and make no statement az 10 my version
OF what transpired. do not say whether
his testimony was correct or incorrect, but
| I do declare he had no motive. so far Is
see, to conceal or prevent the truth, and
| that there is nothing in his evidence TO in
dictate perjury. 1t locks to me AZ II his ar
rest Is intended by the Carontcie and the
detectives to warn the citizens Of San Fran
cisco chat they must not testify TO any
facts that world even tend toward my ex-
| culpation. Yours truly,
l. NJ. KALLocH.
The Post In another column says: How
ever improbable it may appear in the face
OF the testimony given at the inquest on
the body OF the late Charles DsYounR. It
Ia confidently asserted by the friends OF /.
NJ. Kalloch that at least dozen witnesses
will support the testimony Of Clementshaw
to the effect that DeYoung did fire the first
shot. The rnmor is given for what IL is
worth. But there Is no possible doubt that
such evidence will be offered and form part
Of the defense.
San Francisco, April 20. lin the police
court this afternoon I. NJ. Kalloch had a
preliminary examination on the charge Of
killing Charles De Young. The prosecution
Offered the testimony Of eye-witnesses OF
the shooting, OF the medical men who were
in attendance and performed the autopsy,
and or the arrestina officer. The defense
offered no testimony and the prisoner was
held without bail.
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THE NORTHERN PACIFIC.
The Construction From Bismarck
Westward.
Bismarck Tribune, sd.

Bismarck Tribune, sd.
Work ON the extension Is now fully or
gan,zed. Over 5O0 meu aud 300 teams
have passed through the city during the
past week for the 'front.'. To show the I'm
mense amount OF freight at present being
handed by the Northern Pacific at this
point, there were over 600 cars unioaded or
between gu, 0O0 aud ~, 900 pounds OF freight
from tue east handled here DUNG the past
six DAYS. There are now at work on the
extension about $40 men. This number
will be increased TO 1900 by the first Of
next mouth. The ground Is now being
worked the entire length from Green river
to the Little Missouri and track laying IS
being pushed at the rate OF a mile and =
quarter per day. There is no doubt hut
that trains will bs running to Green river
by the first OF June and To the Little Mis-,
souri by the first Of August BY that time
the SIXTY five miles between the Little
Missouri and Yellowstone will have been
mostly grade ready for ties. and with
these eucuuragements there can be no
doubt af the Northern Pacific reaching the
Yellowstone next fall. Chief engineer
Anderson. and Messrs. Walker am Clark
came in "Wednesday from the liue. Mr..
Anderson, although a man of very few
words, expresses himself as pleased with
the progress being made aud has great CON
tdence in the Northern Pacitc's ability to
reach the Y llowstone this fall. The sup
ply store is being moved to Green river,
and as soon AS the road reaches this point
| it will again move to the Little Missouri.
| where it will most likely remain until the
road is completed 70 the Yellowstone.
I BAD LAND BUILDERS.
4 large party OF engineers under Mr..
Smith passed through the Bad Lands on
the 18th, bound for the line on the Yellow
stone. There is now iron enough over the
river to build twenty -One miles OF ROAD
| and enough at the landing To com plste tn =
tirst 100 miles. Mr.. Fisher, assistant engi.
neer ON the Northern Pacific extension,
has commen need cross srctiOn work west oi
the Little Missouri river. He has seven.
teen assistants in his party. 1t b-gins 70
look like business. There are "ous an
dred Thousand " yards Of earth to Do re-.
moved from the two cuts on MIR. Walker q
Bad Land contract Instead Of e Que hun
dred" az stated in the Tribune Of the 9th
Quite d ference.
! The II 81 farming attempted on the LIT.
tie M ssouri III the Bad Lands comn-nced
recently ~ the canouinrnJ tor y company
garden. Tie ground sell cted is u piece Of
table land 2BD feet ab,ve tn, level of the
| river, on top Of butte whose sides pre-
sent all the characteristics Of apparent
sterllity peculiar to Bad Land localities.
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NEW York, April 30.-The Herald says
Msrwood, the English hangmao, Inspected
the gallows at the Tombs and pronounced
the American systsm Of h%ngiag barbarous
and explained che English method. IL 10
possible that tae next banging hero viii be
By the English method and that Marwood
himself will superintend Il.
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Vacant Places

In the dental ranks will never occur II you
are particular with your teeth and cleanse
them every day with that famous tooth
wash, SOZODONT. From youth to old
age 1t will keep tho enamel spotless
and unimpA,red The teeth Of persons
Who use SOZ0DONr have pearl-liks
wilderness aud the gums roscate hue,
while tho breath ID purified and rendered
sweet and fragrant. 1t 10 composed Of rars
antisepsic hsres, aud 10 entirely free from
the objectionable and injurious Ingredients
of toosh pastss, etc.
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The South Caroiinians

COLUMBIA. s. e., April 20.--The Re-
publican Convention was in session till
O'Clock this morning. Resolutions denoun-
eng the West Point outrage were a source
Of animated debate, and without action the
convention, after eiecting delegates to Chi
cago, :adjourned till 8 O'Clock this morning
when the Whitaker resolutions were pass.
ed. Resolutions condemning the bestowal
Of federal patronage on Democrats ais ,
passed. A resolution that in the event of
Grant not being tine nominee the delegates
should support Blaine, but IN no contin-
eency to vote for Sherman, was tabled
The convention then adjourned sine die.
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SAX FRAxcIsco, April 30-A Seattle
dispatch says David Ball, Arthur Dempsey,
VIM. Murray Wn. h. Goucher, James
Scanlon and Capt. Stephen Meanly. miners
reforming from the ekagis mines. while de-
scsndisg the skagit rivsr wore drOwnsd By
the capsising OF the CANOE.
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A Tour of Railroad Magnates.

OMAHA, April 80. Sidney Dillon, accom-.
panied by General Superintendent J. T.
Il.rk, General Passenger Agent T. L.
K,mball. General Freight Agent E. L. Vim
ing, and other Omaha officials, left Omaha
this morning by special train for an in
spection over the mair lins and all its
branches, including the recently acquired
roads.
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New York, April 20. Eugene Fairfax
Williamson, tho prosecutor II DR.. Dix, Who
pleaded guilty Of forgery u check on q
Pitrsburg bank. vas sentenced 70 three and
! half years in the Stsss prison.
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A Nihilist Caught Who confesses His Guilt.

LONDON, April GA St. Petersburg
dispatch says The missing workman who
had been lodging in the basement and
guard room until the time of the explosion
on February I'd, was arrested here last Sat-
urday. HIS name is Shevitch. He is a
Lithuanian, and his uncle is governor Of
the province of Kalouga. lie was placed
IN the p lace by the Executive Committee
six months before the explosion. He has
confessed the deed. Three other arrests of
persops Of higher rank have been made.
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WASHINGTON. April 28.-The House
Committee ON The Pacific railways appar-
emily oppose the further extension of time
on the Northern Pasidc aud grant, eight
Of thirteen having so declart d.
STOCKHOLM. April 90. Tho Vega. escort.
cd by . large neet of steamers, arrived on
Saturday night. The city and adjacent
coasts tor many miles are splend,dIy illu-
m'nat,d. Professor Nordsnskj,id and
party proceeded to the castle, where they
were welcomed by the King.
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The St. Paul Pioneer Press which has
been for Blame If it has been for any body
is on new track. It says on the 18th,
"tbe probability increases with every pew
development that the Republican candi-
"date for President will be neither Grant
"nor Blaine" The PIP. thereupou joins
the Window boom, claims for him the sup
port of Conkling after Grant drops out, the
support Of Ohio II Sherman drops out, be-
cause he is native Of Ohio, aud the sup
port Of the Southern brethren who regard
him as the Moses Of tie exodus. We be-
lieve Moses was the gentleman who did not
reach the Promised Land.
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personal expense. Ne lsnguishing In the
obscurily Of having written book which
few buy and n,ne read. The Frankins
privilege may be abolished but consid-
crate government still publishes free The
drippings of wisdom or folly or the blank
est of blanked verse from the tongues aud
pens Of Its Congressman. And so Downey's
ambition was satisfied, his end attained.
The bill will slumber in the neither depths
of the Com nittee's remotest pigeon hole,
but Dowuey's ole to he Immortals will 60
RIGGING down the aisles of time like stor m
driven tin can down darx alley. Wash
iugton In out from the shadow Of the spec
tire. The Blooms are resumed aud the war
goes on. Downey has only taught aspir'
ing poets an inexpensive road to fame and
can now devote his attention to securing
that horseback mail service, once week
and back, from Pumpkin Hill Butte to
Bloody Bills rancho. Tho evils OF this
world are more imaginary than real.
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The Chairman then declared that ]. O..
Sanders and L. Rotwitt were duly elected
as alteruates to said Convention.
On motion OF w. r. Sanders, seconded
by O. B. O'Banncn, j. @. Sanders was
considered the alternate Of II. N. Blake
and L. Rotwitt the alternate OF r. E.Fisk.
After thanking the officers. the Conven-
tion adjourned sins die.
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CUSTER COUNTY.

fire in Splitter Jacks house at II D. m. las
"Wednesday destroyed the building, endangered the
lives OF three chdren and for time threatened the
town. A favorable wind and efficient work by the
Hook and Ladder Company limited the loss to s7Oo.
Granville Smart will probably locate cattle range
In the Yellowstone Miles City.
About one week ago 50 head of horses were stolen
by Indians In the Yellowstone Canyon from Nelson
storey. Captain Tyler, ID Cavalry, immediately
started In pursuit and succeeded In recovering the
stock ana IL Flathead Indians. II 10 thought the
Indians were taking them 10 their reservation N
Missoua COUNT.
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LEWIS d CLARKE COUNTY.
Morning Capital

The Ming Opera House will be three stories.
A clerk in Parchen q Cos gave Cozad. the foo:
racer dose Of anmoniated vaeran to stiffen mp hs
nerves after batter, and the racer claimed be was
dosed with aoid, The acid would have killed him
Cozad lives.
Charles r. Shelton was shot and seriously wounded
1t Beaver Greek On Thursday morning by Henry Ed
mundson. The difficulty occurred about q minink
claim.
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MIssOULA COUNTY.
Misanulian

Missoulian.
wagon came in Tuesday with thirteen pilgrims
bound for Bitter Root valley.
The Bitter Root bridge finished on Wednesday
and travel over IL Is resumed.
The bids for supp Lying Fort Missoula with tour
we're opened at the post at ~ o'clock Thursday with
the following result: W0 den Co., first grade, s.
second grade, 81. so third grade. 81. Eddy, Ham
mond g. Co., Si.94. The successful bidder will be
determined in Helena.
Lieut.. Cook took out ten wagon loads Of potatoes
for Forts Shaw and Assnaboins this week He ex-
poets to meet teams from Shaw at Deer Lodge and
transfer his load to them Lieut.. c. says he could
have purchased $4,000 pounds of this vegetable In
the Bitter Root valley had he needed them.
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Frontier Index.
Forty men are At work excavating for the new Al
ice mill.
Mr.. James A. Murray has purchased a one-fourti
interest In the smokehouse lode for $1,000.
silver copper matte Of the vane Of 100000 swsit'
shipment from the Mon tana and Colorado Smelling
Works. 1t was extracted from Gagnon ore.
Taylor q Co., expressmen from Butte to Gable
Philipshurg and New Chicago, will put new lint
Of stock and wagons the present week.
About IS new buildings are in course Of erection
on East Park Street, and the Eoer building In o; h
er portions Of the city will swell the aggregate t.
about 2JU.
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GALLATIN COUNTY.

Avant Courier.
Work on the Presbyterian Church Is progressing
rapidly.
The indications are favorable for Red Blaf being
lively little camp the coming summer.
The Postmaster General has ordered tho appoint
meni Of George j. Lewis ~ postmaster at Spring
Hill, this county, in place Of Thomas G. Grain,
signed.
A somewhat novel feature In Montsna's climatic
phenomena the heavy thunder and accompany
ing rain Oh Tuesday.
There has been but little spring wheat wheat Gown
vet in Gallatin valley.
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CHoTEAU COUNTY.
From the Recurd.


II Is raid that specimens of zinc ore have been
found In the Belt mountains. ..l.
Mr.. J. W. Patrcks arrived from Yoro Yesterday
and reports a stampede to Armelrs Creek, fifty or
sixty miles north of Yogo. The Buchanans and
Lenhart have taken sluice sumber to the new camp
and six cents to the pan is reported. Good
prospects also reported from Big Spring Creek.
r. s. Tingey q Bro. have sent to J. r. Weston, at
Helena, the following bids for supplying fresh beef
Fort Mead, s674; Fort Lincoln, $50: Fort Kcogh,
s5 50; Fort Benton, $685. Fort Assinaboine, sb.37:
Fort Buford, S9.s7
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Our banks are already buying quite freely OF gold
dust from the placers adjacent to Helena From four
~ Ave thousand dollars in the aggregate has come In
daring the past week. r aaa4.s#.st
A motion was made TO Judge Wade to discharge
Geo. W. Fox, the application being ba.ed on the
ground that he had been denied the con sttutio
light OF asJeedy trial The application was denied
The following promotions have been announced .
Capt Edward Bali. 81 Cavalry to be Major 9TH. vice
Reno, dismissed : Let Lieutenant NJ. Il. O. Brien ID
cavalry. vice Ball, promoted: I'd Lieutenant r. w
kinxshury, ID Cavalry, to no LIST Lieutenant wee
pttrien. promoted: nj Lieutenant II. II. Wright, 10
be LIST Lieutenant, vice Loud. promoted.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1880-06-10

STATE or MINNESOTA,
County Of Wadena. !
TO L. Porter, Defcndent:
You are hereby summoned to he and appear be-
fore the undersigned Of the justices OF the peace
in and for said county, the 9Th day Of July A.
1891, ut two o'clock in the afternoon ut my Office in
the town Of Aldrch, in said comfy, to answer to
]. a. Tompson in civil action. Should you fail
10 appear at the time and place aforesaid judge
lEent will be rendered against you upon the evil
,ienc atltlucsti by said j. \. TompSon for such
as he shall show himself Untitled to.
Given under my hand this 9TH day of June a. D.
1880. C. A. NICHOLS, Justice Of the Peace.
LAND OFFICE at Fergus Falls. Minn., May Goth,
$780,
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice of his intention to make final
proof in support Of his claim, and secure final entry
thereof, that said proof will be made before the
Register and Receiver Of the u. S. Land Office ut
Fergus Fails, Minn., on the 18th day OF July, $780,
Charles F. Mason, original homestead application
No. 2645 for $k nwA sec. e. town LIB, range g.
also additional homestead No 5l6S for nw4 Sw4
same section, town ana range gina homestead
and names the following aS his witnesses TO prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation Of
said tract, viz: Thomas +. Inman, Charles IL.
Stone, and II. Crocker, all of 1nman p. O., Otter
Tail county, Minn and N. \. Peck, Of Deer Greek
p. o., Otter Tail Co., MINI. SOREN L1%rOE,
2-t5 Register.
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GARFIELD AND ARTHUR
Are tho Republican Standard
Bearers in the coming
Political Contest.
The Grant Organs Eating Grow
Which goes agin their grain
You KnOvv....ArEllS.
LOCALS.

CHICAGO June 8.-On the thirty
sixth ballot 800 votes were cast for
Garfield, 800 for Grant, E42 for Blaine.
On motion of Roscoe Conklin, second
ed by Hale, of Maine, the nomination
was made unanimous.
At 5 o'clock Gen. Chester A. Ar
theirs, of New York, was nominated
Vice President by a vote of 1858.
The ticket gives universal satisfac-
ton to the party but especially to the
anti-third termers who have made q
most glorious and victorious fight a.
gainst the self-constituted gods of
politics.
Republican County Convention.
The Republicans of Wadena county will meet in
delegate convention at the school house in Vernale
on the fourth Saturday in June the 25th inst 1880,
at O'Clock p m. for the purpose Of selecting 2
delegates to attend the Republican Congressional
Convention Of the Third District, to be held in Min
neapolis on the 9TH day of July, 1880.
The basis Of representation will be one delegate
for each twenty five votes, ma fraction there
off, cast for Ohm S. Plsbury for Governor in 1879,
and will be as follows:
Township Of Wadena Delegates.
- Aldr:ieh g
g Thomastown =
Wing River
I" Leaf River 2
Total 13
ALBERT S. MCMILLAN.
Dated June 10, 80. Chm. Rep. Co. Cen. Com.