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DETno1T, N(fcll., April ga pair Of ex-
pert slccping-car thieves worked tho sleeper
Montcalrt, on The Michigan Central night OK
press-tratn from Chicago, Which arrived here
Mt $50 this morning. and secured S13S In
nonpy from ta,ree New York commercial
travellers. Among the passengers who got
aboard at Chicago Inst might. were two nicely.
dressed fellows With tickets for Detroit,
whlcl, they huu purchased at this Palmer
House. At Jackson, sElurtfy after daylight
this morning, nnd before my Of the other p'ls-
se,1gcrs were Zip, one Of them LOFT tile car, re.
marking to tho coloret porter that l,e wanted
to get cup Of coffee. immediately, after.
Wl,ftls the other departed, ostenstbly to send
q telegram. Neither returned, and tho train
sped on without them. Passengers soon
thercafter began to get up when the discov-
ery was made that tfreo drum,ners Ind bcen
robbed md number Of bcrths visited by tho
tlieves iii their search for plumber. Nothing
but lnoney was taken, witches and luwelry
Nov York sttveTwnre house; s. Palatsck.
nf Boston; and q Chicago drummer who con-
sSaie sss s faS %sf 5 1'sn ta sss s
eight b6rtls naa teen, Visited. Int putty three
robbed. The colored porter processes ig-
norance, but denies tfat ho was asleep.
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GEORGIA..

B1IEnMAN's MEN AND MONEY AT WORK.
8peetat Dttpateh to Ths Chteaao Tribute.
ATLANTA, Gn., April a0.-Tho Republican
Convention Of the State Of Georgia convancs'
In session tomorrow. Delegates uro nrrlv-
Ing with unusual promptness, and alrendy
the entire number las put inan appearances. |
As only about half Of tho counties Of the
State havo elected delegates, numbers OF |
counties will be represented by proxies mp
pointed by tho Chairmcn Of tho County Ex.
ecutive Committees. AS fust as they arrived
the delegates were met by the agents OF
Grant. BlaIne, and Sherman. THESE have
been On hand some days past, arranging the
program and working delegates as fast rs
they como In. Among the workers 6hcr-
man is largely In the majority All
st them aro we'll supplied with
funds with which to work tic Con-
yenslon. Fifteen Of sherman's strongest
supporters are from Washington. Among
he most active notice Llout. Bateman, Of
the Reyenue-Cuttc Service, who Is nephew
OF Con-, Bntcman, manager OF ShermAna
headquarters in Washington; Madison. OF
New York; Cla1k, private seoretary OF Com
missioner ltaum; Rogers, Department lev
enue Commissioner; Wade and Clark, Col
lectors Of Internal Revenue Districts of
Georgia; and lfc1Nhortor and others OF the
Trcnsury. Williams, colorcd member OF
the Ohio Legislature from Cincinnati,
reached here to-lay, and ut once settled
down to work for Sherman. LII addition to
thls, tho revenue officers In this and adlolIl'
ing States uro on hand, and th!er candidate Is
represented by perfect brigade Ut support
crs. Thls grand rally was found necessary, rs
only one county III the State elected Slier-
man delegates, alld to get the twenty-five
dclegates.to the Chicago Convention the del.
egates to the Georgia Convention had to ba
worked. Sllerman's supporters are making
every effort to capture tue Convention, Aiad 1t
IS stated that his supporters, through Bate
n,a,i, who, 1t IL stated Is acting rs treasurer,
have nlteady paid out considerable sum Of
money fur the pnrclloso OF Delegates. Juck
brown, au advocate Df Grant, tMfor1ns mt
!lat Natenan admitted to him tlat TIC
INTENDED To uuy EVERY VoTR
stlat he could, and would moyD heaven and
earth 10 elect Sherman delegates to the CHI
eago Convention. The delegation will he
composed almost entirely Of negroes, alnl. II
left a>onc, vii! go for Grant alld Blaine, but
Sl1erman'a money, It Is feared, Will control
lhs negroes This knowing ones appear x
kllnk ulas the negroes will Lake bherlnnn's
money, and then vote for G1nnt Of ulalnH. Il
Sherman docs mt get the delegates they vii
70, It Is thought, uuln5lructed, with rl[yalt
preferences equally divided between B!aln'
peftect harmony Is existing between thu
supporters OF Gnlitt mid H!nliie, and In eithe
Instance une Of these candidates Is serUnt
tsoice, with Hone Ut thena fOr balertnun Y:
H4aInd choice, Akern,Ail the Brown, trlelHi
II G.anl, and Bryant, leaaltiIH supporter q
Glalne, deuouuGe SAerusn's scheme LII u
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NO'rES.
NoIE6s
ltASaACIIlIsErrA l.ltOIIIltITlONISTR

MASSACHUSETTS vltO111lsITlONIsTR
> l3osroS, April a0.-'Tiio lrohl1itory State
Convention tu-lay chose tl,s following tlala'
gates to tiio Cleveland National Convention:
The Rev, A.. \, MInor. tho Roy. lieoFgu i.
CIark, II. u. Cushlng, su.d G. A. Hover; also
one tleleg.te from oacll Congressional dis
trlrt.
rcSsiiy Of t,.e pulley uf prohibition. miu tho
uluiniel,AllrH VI thu party US III independent
Xntl.Inul organization, iree from connection
With ut1iur political bodies.
AdInlIYNitI.
, 1880-04-21


John Noonar, the Constable charged by
Sarah Cunningham With refusing to give up
seized goods IN writ Ut roplovin, WINS ar
rested yesterday and put under bonds Of 500
to appear before Justice Hammer Apri! -.
Justice Wullncs: Max Eager, larceny Of
Two packages Of writlnR-pnper from Butler
Bros, Ut No. 1M Alonrna street, $500 to tug
ro6bInx % fatrick CoieInnn, ot No. IDS Clark
strcrt, t,f S6 casIl Inst Su,itlay evening, near
tic corner at 'rwenty-n!nth aud GGrihaldl
tn1lIi,E to nss;,sl,,atu llls !,r0tllor-ll.lAw, f.
6, i'ny1il, $500 to tho Criminal Court; Mary
Mc{;lath, e.ll.ycar-.nltl taken out ot Il Clark
tho I,uod Shop.,cr,l; .JanIes AIcAialo,,, thu
professional brggar, 500 fine, and Ills boy
Mathow srnt tn lils Chr!stnn Drothera AsS.
INN. JWstleo Walsh: ": DeitlGrcat, larceny
of Sl;3 COLLECTED for Mrs. Sarah II. Foster, Ut
No, ::sss, Wabash avenue, $500 to the Crlm-
inul Court.
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finally a motion was carried for Gonfs5ence
,Ircr. Tlo tla,,k jlhs been know, ns tho Ring
i,ank tor ionF tfulr, most. Of its Directors
being city ofJlcinls, mil 1t las. ever since tts
INCORPORATION, lecr 4 favnrit bank for tho
trpos!t of city funds, whatever department
they belonged to,
, 1880-04-21


- A.. ~
York little further from harmony than ~
vas before Tho WEctlng Hail Convention
was unanimous ln declaring 'W. will
haso no dlc:.<:'n - n', I.lS
as one man La, ~. =, aid
stanti no dlctatlon from t'::.s"~' - sly
G''.14e"." "rs ~, n,,t ~ oifvo.hronc1,
aetcfmlned; tney se.a .ssa,. NV -. ~ r1tI"n;
sst. lIss!.psu' ~. tsn,taa nn .i,h co,,,n,o,x Thev
which was sreateu WIN ,., nnrnsi,to
swallowed tho aRfont, witt, appropfla.n *
prcssions 0f disgust, and parted full Of
ss resolve y ,s to s, take sssf IN sess at
again snubbcd BY tho National Convention,
Of giving their riyals tho same dose Wn aa
year NO. tha An nrosnScis or wen Of = peoerntie
'uinouo ~ ~. Wy s.,i p srLo Kn,,v ,iclcrntcs
lnccess thls lR'i' 1no N'i.s w.;
return from syracuse .,n,.,ps pe"tS', " r,,Ian @
hnyn ,r demonstrated u thetr power to do as they
n,oa.s a,,J ,tov I,oye, vcrv n,]rot1y. accom-
p,s'ec, 'a'a 10y. ,,a,as.orv IN acc,,ro Tho
plislled all that was necessary 70 secntE ,,, tno
It Cincinnati without provoking
.ontcet over Instructions or a serious
:n..est ."'..est we. oar,nst s@ dirtot,on. It is
protes. as'.imss tn. t,s exnerienco NJ ycstcr.
NVA5 Ftn:"b4S s1.,. - - ,,,u.tr furo
.inywt!l be repcatGd IN lhe !ast TtSR VI oMuG,
Ncw York is intllspensGoie 10 psn'octI.G sn os1r
success and, 4 NOW YORK cannot d. % .rcd carred
With TlldSm It cg5tainy cann9f @ III oo .rean,'
without I1luGn. LIS nnng w1i1 ~ plGnG''stn i,a -
at Cincinnati With nii tne ecInk HMo ~ ~
tho practically uhanllnots aest3i,, ti..,, u u
the undenlnbly regular Eonvsnntion Nh, ~ l.. " ~
his own State. iits advelsaties wti nu'e ehnt m9
standing, snve Wat Is ulu 10 se t"s. "a, ,'ths ~
they defeated tlle pafty noin!eg i Mm1 my @ ~
II again, aud that Is hafu!y iHe ki1,e e. WE'LL
ment which Democratic Natl2hai c9nseii, n,,t
tton catl atiort ~ inGd, Notm!aR ~ t,,n
physical 'ItirnitX T. iikely 10 ptesems [ t,e .ne
forec)osuEe u Iilden's mortgage OIL Liz
Democratic party
r,o ac,s,,.,,,c 1nva. a'rhs regular Demo-
,-at;o f,amuumtton nt svrocmse vestertiny was
th"r e.n,'. ta,,,a nWa,r ,1hn s'iiden men t]cn-
iatnbl ta1io .a'e t,n,,ot!, oontrnl nf thn botiy
ot'sIaatc1 aoriu .rG' etng nf thn t,roccetlitlrs
~ J "n thorna;ft.T r"'e monnpei inntters III
!tIaH aM n,sn ,vov yvitfnnt any more
u.etta W.. tra,,1a II nnmtnn,l with thnn
erai soIaoHs sfounv fouunncvnnu}inentnrv remarks from
~ s4atrl ~ mi tI.,y rIst:rs FIR Snym0l,r
IVY san;si,t1 e ria n1affnTm' yrl,jc]i IN
niaGia st,,nn smonci, nhumf frnliI wns
meiahcnply saunp SptSScn ~ rr""t n9@ snrnrise nj
oronKmId ~ ~ au r.; thc s"crcis NJ Tia inner cir
, 1880-04-21
CRIPPLED HOGS,

6p1tka1 DbpdteA to 7hs Chicago 1FsbVHs.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, April 90.-From this
dato reduction Of 80 per cont II to hv lnndeS
On all badly crippled hogs going over tho
scales ut tllo Stock-YarIs here. This new
rule Is unpopularl ailA Is expected t0 drive
sVule trade away from Milwaukee,.
, 1880-04-21

CINCINNATI, o., April 2o.-A special to the
(3azcltc from Zancsvtlla says: Godfrey
Smalley, who was arrested few days ago on
thu Charge OF killing jacob Douglman ~
sst IL l s a ths R' e da ne e so a
liougluaAll's house,
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SHOT DEAD AT a WEDDING.

SHOT DEAD AT 4 WEDDING.
CINCINNATI. O., April so.-About o'clack
yesterday morning at Cornnnn, Dc Kalb
County, Ind, q party Of twenty went to tho
house ut Tunts Miller, whose daughter had
been recently married, to give tho married
couple "bctllng." Isnac Miller, brother Of
the bride, went out to try and lnd'ice tho men
to 70 away, and, being assaulted by John
Willtalns, Miller slot flu bead. Miller WIS
nit iii iRll.
, 1880-04-21
ARRESTS,

Detectives Londergan md Sfurnano yester-
tlny afternoon arrested George Gibson, MI
expert showcase thief, who Is charged With
the larceny of n lot Of hnts frn1n i. Tyler Il
Cn., M. 1Gl Madison street: Gibson has been
Identified by MI elnpt0y6 0f tho store as tic
Ullu who committed the theft
Tic police at tho Chicago Avenue Station
Frank Suideispaus, ulias ftel.nl, who ut first
ist1t' fssh,!,: Some - six !" weeks ago Flsakl
itfrci out rs driver to Patrick
ilealey keeper Gf ysTy nyxn M N9 @a vt gcri M111
citlzons nl,.lur tlle Influence Of liquor hired |.
sent out With them. lie returned to the the
stable after o'clock n tiie morning, wltsl ats
inE Rts % tits lis ' n,as. .ylaiMsd tla.t Frank
h,il robbed bIiu Of $500 in scrip and II
small Buni Of casf'. Whey Frank returned TO
Iis work Mr.; Henley told ,tm OF tho col,,, t'l,
and give himself lip, which he di!l Tho nle!l
were both drunk, ltitl were in the company
nf loose wonen, md It Is g!,lte possible that
Frnrk was not tho thiet. But tho p0lice say
they: :k,,nw him of old, md this surely Is one
| Of his tricks.
| Charles AfcNulty Is ut tho Armory charged
team uf llorscs. Tliu prisoner %orkett fQf y
long tins for Il teallster named Rowe who
| Qutt town to ay0ttl debtors, md who, III com
rensation fur McNulty's services, Enyo hin II.
complainant, clai,igs that Howe Ind ITO rlRh
10 gfyc It away, 1la he held Il mortgage upol
It for nil II was worth.
w, A, Major, a cab1netnakor, wns nrrcstet
Inst evening BIZ Detectives Lon'lgrgan ailt
Murnnne, Rtld Was Mt once turMtA over Il
UNtcer A. B., AafnswOrtll, Ut Bloomington
where he il wanted upon Charge OF baa
| tnrliV. d.
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THE WHITAKER CASE.

Soma Tall Swearing, but Very Little
Valuable Information GMlncu'
spseta4 D''sassa to M cateaso Tribune. =,
WEST POINT, April ~" fhll' tyan, tie
witness expected TO tliaprosc lne sln'e-
inents about the Wild cadets sis,tine n's
place, was called to-day. 1t could mol 10
said that Ryan did not swear enough
10 satisfy his friends. with seorll
lie swore that no calot visited Ills
place. As far rs swearing 10
thing and Sticking to IT went :" Phil moro
than Justified tho expectations Of his Narnlcst
friends, Tho trouble was he eworc too much,
and Mr. Townsend, seeing his disposition. let
lin take all the ropo the Recorder gave
him. But In the afternoon tho cadets
wcrc called Up, and asked as 70
their movements OH tho hight VI the Whlt-
taIer assault, and their knowledge or GUS
psefons concerning his assaitants. Tilc'r tes-
t'mony did not discover anything anont 'lo
assault. but 1t was fatal to ltyni,' ihfoo OF
four Of them, including Cadet Burnett. s"otc
they Ind been down at Ills ulaco many times In
Uniform; that ho knew tllotn 70 he cadets;
moreover, knew their nnn,es, md took charge
Of their catlet clnthes while they went about
town iii clttzens' dress. The question "llnve
you ever becn 10 hsntfs' "as p"t ~ se.s
AoI ,,rhcv wcro mt nsketf whether they rot
,,su' ,,0. Ivy !,l "e'' ''' A'0eA ""~@ '
ltGlior thoro.
Some ttnlo vas spent III endeavoflng 70
trace reports. about three cadets In Isyan's
solnon, ,,nnn which lntl, sides have bccn 10
s"",r ,r,ri,tn ri'ifn cfrnrt o,mnrntctl tn ittlu
''''s "o'1.s ~ *. ,tt,te+u m us X.,e.ta.sd pm..
~ W. "s ss'a,' ~ 1ss'S ~ t,,r wb,,.o1,or
WEST POINT, April W.-ln t'e Whit!akef
caso,. this morn!ng, Philip Ryan, saloon,
keeper OF Highland Fa!lss was qitestlohe'l
clhsciy III ftB"f' :" t,'o iu.'lo'a "'tse." -.
have been startcu ny nm. that ti,tee ctucts
were III Ills saloon drinking ut tho night o!
the Outrage, and onu said Whitaker would
ho f1xctl tint night. IIe nnsitlye1y denied lie
,H.. a, ,'''ss 49,, aM,,, ti,ino ~ anvtitnu hy
lai sau ans Sa1'' i,nr, ;.4nrnsntot;nn ~, ro.l.1
bo plnccd upon his remarks. and thai
no ono was in his saloon thai
Hlslt "a,or ~ No LILLY JI ,,,s .,Soa nv, i,
knows " no ea'tet pelng A. 2! fn.s u. ..ag, ~.
, 1880-04-21

UTICA, N. y, April 90.r-A writ Of error
a,.l stay OF proceedings are granted In tho
casa OF Nathan O. Greenfield, convicted Of
YlftfnuYtlaF,
, 1880-04-21
REIAILED,

LITTLE Rock, Ark, April 1.-lIoll!n and
Casey, tlls lnu.lesers OF burgess Janles, who
racnptl frQ.n the Dartanell0 Jail OH Thurs
,dny, wero caught anil RECALLED oil SUNDAY
, 1880-04-21

Po.rr JEnvis, N. Y,t.AprIi oo,-Patsy Do
vino &,as been arreated near here for mus.
der committed ut Bloomington, Ill.
, 1880-04-21
A PASTORAL CALL.

DUNDEE, ILL.,, April a.-The REV. a. ~, M
Bacon, OF this place, former pastor o. ~ ~
1}aptlst Church. has been called 70 LsA'
GeMeya, Wis, and will accept the call
, 1880-04-21
1To1ssE.STEAJING.

A horse and buggy belonging to Do Wilde
Il Co., Wholesale liquor md vino dealers OIL
Washington strgct, WIS stolen yesterday
afternoon from III front Of saloon OIL Hui
stcl street, near Luke.
, 1880-04-21
LOCAL CRIME. ,

LIVELY s11OOr{Nf ATr12AY.
rnst ,r,,t c,,o,,t q. N o.c,ocl,, outte nm ox-
iAls' lteHs, "oout " ~ .s"' ~ ,,,,, ~.
citing smoothing ht1air necnrieu ~ u ioM "a"
rlety show, corner OF Twenty-secona street
ant Wabas), aycli,,e, In ,yl,nt WIS formerly
knotvn M Centrof 1in11. Two weIt-known
..,. 1.s.,.,s 10 80, I,'r. ,t,,r,,hv hrothors.
,'o's mo 'u ~ c1antn Esn ,SaE. rirsnnt nj tic
thentrc. B,irt Murphy tonk It upon
himself to rn5sc miniature riot with per-
so, ~ the nt'tlience hs 1rotnof assist1ms Ssh ~
c5eaI'g it, ng, 1e row CetSs rce s}ntinn wcrt. sst,t
fnr, f crd }1i,irar Rmsseii. Who patrols TINT
beat, came to ,timo very shortly
nfter, ,riicy went ii, To SEQ what
tic dltlicu)ty was, anlt aflNr
n ltttto akfrtnIsttue around. succeeded III
0citjug tho twu' NfIrpl,ys ltr0n tho Side
walk. Here Burt Murphy was tnkeil Into
custody by Otl}cer Russell. who intended to
rnunnys lin To the TWcnty-seconti-StrG0t
Station, Frnnk hatI pol1e acr0ss tho street,
a1d when ho saw IFS brother being tnkeli
0ff cI,lrte bnck md, drawing revolver,
attemutcd 10 rcscuu his br0ther from thu
cilstnffv at lila nf]irer. before lie could f>o
caught he fired a shot which missed tho In
Tended victim. bit struck Officer Day In tho
flesi,y part Of tic arm, in.lictlng Il painful
hit int scrtn1s wound. Frnnk Murphy then
stnrtrti m n trtsk r,lil townrts State street,
bit Oillccr Nussrll fired four shots Mt lin
, 1880-04-21
ESCAPED FROM JAIL.

Uosros, MasA, April a0,-Nine burglars
and thieves escaped from jill lust evening
, 1880-04-21

HOSPITAL INVESTIGATION.
Spsetai Dttpa.eh to Ia EA4eape 1ftbuas.
MADISON, Wis, April &c. Senators 6uther-
laAd, McGrew, aud Smith, the Committee ap-
, 1880-04-21
MINE ASSESSMENT,

BAN FRANCISCO, Cal, April 2o.-lndepeD4
euce leyles III assessment Of Is cents. e;
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Mrs. Wells complete stock Of Millinery
and fancy goods She has removed into
Dahl's building on Main Street, and has
furnished the large and attractive store
with everything that Is interesting TO
LADIES' The pattern hats are elegant.
Hats, bonnets of every shape and quality,
Furs of several grades, very cheap. Knit
goods of every description. Baby's bon
nets. and other articles so lovely for the
little ones. A complete assortment of
French flowers and feathers, ostrich
plumes that cannot be beat. Also a full
line of cloaks and dolmans. A new line
Of spanish laces. Something new for the
neck wear, cashmere ruching are lovely
and new. Ladies kerchiefs Of every de.
scription, from fine spanish lace to polka
dot silk ard lace, jet trimmings, too nu-
merous Ill style to mention, silk, gross, jet
and chennil frnges, dress trimmings, but
tons, brocade goods and velvets, silks and
satins Would especially call attention
to those lovely silks fine beavers, silk
plush bonncts, bronze, amber, garnet and
birpc
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1t is recommended and used by eminent
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Land Office at Yankton. D. T., Septbr 30th 1880.
Notice is hereby given that the following named
proof in support of his claim, and secure final en-
try thereof, and that said proof will be made before
the clerk of the district court in and for
Der, $780, at o'clock p. NJ, viz: Rasm:s Rysdahl
under his Homestead ap ,icaton No. 1921, Sioux
Falls series for the South West quarter Section 81
witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon
ard cultivation of said trast, viz: Peder Hslverson
Lars Larson Nels Larson, Lass Thompson, all Of
Silver Lake, Lincoln county.
Is G.. A. WETTER Register
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Land Office st Yankton, D. T., October 1, 1885,
Notice is hersby given that the following -nsmed
settler has filed notice of his intention to make
final proof in support Of his claim, and hnal
entry thereof and that said proof by himself and
District court of Lincoln 90. Dakota Territory, on
Thursday the 4th day of November 1885, at O'Clock
=. N. viz: Everin J. J.ugerin, under his Home
stead Entry $685. 5ioux Falls Series for the north
east quarter Section "a, Township %, Ragne ST. and
heinanes the following his witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation OF said
tract viz: Socrates 7. Hill. Richard Ainsworth,
Gilbert K. Fodness, Abraham X. Fodness, Of Wor-
hing, Lincoln Co. D. r.
rs GA. WE TIER, Register.
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Land Office at Yankton, D. T., October 8, 1885,
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settlar has filed notice of his attention to make
hnal proof in support of his claims, and secure
final entry thereof, and that said proof will be
made before the clerk of the District court in and
for Lincoln county, at Canton, d. T., on Friday
the 18th day of November 1880, 2 O'Clock P. M,
viz: Charle6 Gillespie, under his Homestead ap-
plication No. 6lO4 Sioux Falls series for the North
East quarter Section 26, town SO, Range 40, and he
names the following witness to prove his contnu-
Gus residence upon and cultivation Of said tract
viz: G. ". Harlan, J. Gehon, I. N. Martin, ]. II l..
Holsey.
26 GA. WETrER, Register.
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land ONCE at Yankton, D. T., October sth, 1880.
N>ra i. hereby given that the fo'lowing-named
sett-r has hlcd notice of his intention to make tiual
proof in support Of his claim, and secure final en-
try thereof and that said proof will be made before
the Clerk of the District Court in and for Lincoln
county at Canton, D T. on Tuesday the 18th day
Of November 1880, at O'Clock p. IN. viz: Peter
Muller under his Hid. application No. 1888, Sioux
Falls series for the South West quarter Section II
town 1OO range ST. and he names the following wit
nesses to prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation Of said tract, viz: Martin Shank, J. J.
Allen, Rudolph Ritter, Martin Keuff, all of Sioux
Falls, D. T.
&c G. A. WETrEn, Register.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1880-11-11

Gen. Garfield will resign his seat in til e
lower house of congress in few days, he
says. He is now member of the house,
senator, and president elect. No other
man has enjoyed all of these distinctions
at the same time in the history of the re-
public. Still he has versatility Of talent
to discharge the duties of all three Of these
trusts at the same.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1880-11-11

A strange and fatal acc ident occurred
In a church IN Rock Hill, North Carolina
Monday night. The collection plate was
being passed around. An exhortatio:
had been made for money to help
the christian cause. James Gooch
young man in the congregation.
dldnot have cent. and, being
moved by the ministers appeal, he attemp
ted to borrow ten cents from the man next
to him. The man refused. Gooch then
took pistol from his pocket and offered
itas collateral The man took the pledge
and while examining the weapon it went
OFT, sending a ball through the brain Of
Grcoch, killing him instantly. The brcth-
rem in N )rth Carolina seen to carry dead
loads OF collateral.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1880-11-11

The next legislature of Dakota will be
almost unanimously republican. Nearly
all the districts have been heard from
and so far only two councilmen, and and
one member of the house has been secur-
&c by the opposition Paragraph.
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The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1880-11-11
NOTiCE.-Lost Notes.

Notice is hereby given that on or about the 2sth
day of June, $780, l lost the following described
promissory notes, and all persons are hereby mott
fed not to buy or pay any of said notes without
authority from the und aTs9ued agent, or Chas. II.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1880-11-11
aiken Up.

One red calf, which came to the farm
OF WM. IL. MILLER, JR., one mile
north Of Canton, about the LIST of October
The owner can have The same by proving
property and paying charges.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1880-11-11
Lost.

On or about Oct. %, one wide brown
scarf, about or 3 feet IN length, With red
tips. The finder will leave it Ill Taylor
& Russell's Office an got reward.
w. w. SoULE.