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FOREIGN AFFAIRS.

LONDON, Dec. h.-Ihe Manchester e. ftF,Figf.
IN It's commercial article this morning says:
Prices are steady all round. In one or two
departments there has been rather m5 ere bust
ness. The demand for Shirtings for Calcutta has
again been rather more active and IN some
cases there has been q slight advance on the
Gay. There has been also a little more business
Ia yarns for China, Japan and Calcutta, bur
prices are not improved.
The London Times on Ihe irish
Question.
LONDON. Dec. l0.-The Times, IA 4 Ieadi~g
editorial article this morning, says: The issue
OF the circular 10 the magistrates by Mt Fors-
ter, clief secretary for Ireland. month after
Mt. Gladstones speech in Guild hall az The in
auguration OF the lord mayor or London, I'm
which be stated that the obligation 20 protect
every citizens life and property might compel
The government 10 ask an increase OF power
proves that In the judgment OF the government
itself matters have grown worse. IL proves
also that the existing means for repression are
or no avail IL In the face OF existing terrorism
the magistrates and police have not veRtuTed
TO enforce the law, will they be strengthened 10
do so by Mr Forster's reminder? The authors
OF sediion and its abettors will laugh az this
tardy attempt 10 use obsolete wea pOns for
QuelliDg lawlessneSs whose growth they have
entirely failed TO check such being IN case
il may well be asked whether the CONTINGENCY
has not arisen az which Mr.. Gladstone pointed.
Another Earthquake shock at
Agra,p.
VIENNA, Dec. l9.-AuotheT sharp shock or
earthquake occurred az Agran. Cr0atil on
Wednesday Light, causing terrible panic. NO
serious daA4dge was done.
The German Military Budget.
BERLIN, Dec. 1c.-It is intended TO cover the
very large increase ia the military budget or
the empire by a loan.
ihe Turkish Governor of Albania.
LONDON, dec. l0.-A telegram received IN
Paris says that DeTviScb Pasha governor OF
ians. and has forced the notables TO s..n a
declaration OF fidelity 10 the Sultan.
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HAUNTED BY HIS VICTIM.-Jonn Williams the
colOred man who is confined in the Mount Holly
\. J.) jail on a charge OF having killed Charles
Ross, cannot sleep at night, because. he says,
his bed and stands there menacing him and
grltting his teeth. The prisoners shrieis
lrghten the other prisoners. and no one can
Hyl3,Id fl 5;U
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THE TRIAL of OnfT1o Margano. in New York.
ror the murder of his Wife In June last, ended
last night ia verdict OF murder in the second
degree, which consigns him to the state peni-
tentiaiy for life. An interesting feature OF the
trial was the appearance of little son of the
prisoner upon the witness stand, who gave evil
dence against his father. He did not see the
murder, but could only tell that his father fire.
quently beat his mother, and that they hated
each other.
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l.O.S of Life n Sea,

NT. JOINS. \. r, Dcc. i0.-Tne blrken Inc
Chliojabel. 4, days from Leghorn, arrived yes
terday. nn the 22i Of october she encolltered
terrible hurricane. AZ mfniCHt white hove
To- Z tremendous So 1.-- .l.-
Iyilg away he mIleu gsIE E-su'
the crew overheard ana s.r0gs-y u -us
amt her.
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CARRIAGE STRUCK BY TRaIN.-The eypr- q
train from New YORK last evening struck Mr.
TEeo. Davenports carriage al a crossing In
stamford. Conn.,, instantly killing Miss HarI let
davenport, aged about Il years, anG severely
injuring Mr.. Davenport and the daughter OF
Rev. j. w HYDE
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Y,yeutY-.ix U,IO,. Z,ro.

TORONTO. Dec. l0.--TlIe meteorJl- -.sil 4 part
ment this morning says.-SiLe- s-fTt, /,
morning an area OF high pressure ia, 15ll Z
down from the north TO the lower lake region.
bringing very cold weather; the temperature al
Parry Island, ontario, falling 10 - degrees
below zero.
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SET TRAP FOR HIMsBLF.--A couple OF
Illinois men went to the vicinity OF Colby deer
hunting and one of them violated the law by
setting spring gun. After he had set the gun
snow.storm came during the night and so
changed the appearance OF things that he got
into ft himself and his dead body was found
by hts companion. William Bowen was the
name of the unfortunate man and bis remains
were taken to 1llinofs.-Kddis0n lWts.)
-ina
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FORTY.SIyTH CONGRESS.
FRrnAY. neremher 10.


TIE SENATE vas not in session today.
HOUSE-Mr. Hubbell, from the committee
Oh appropriations, reported the pension appro.
prtaion bill. Printed and recommitted. III
apprOpriates SIS, 400 900 for the payment O,
army pensions, s., 100, 600 for the payment of
navy pensions, $3.50 900 for the payment of fees
TO examining surgeons. and $3.50 600 for the
pay ment OF salaries, &C
MT Herbert, from the committee on the
judiciary. reported back bill allowing marshals
and deputy marshals 10 take bonds In certain
cases Referred to House calendar.
Some time was consumed In discussing The
question whether or not an elevator should be
constructed In the House wing or the Capitol
but no final decision was arrived at
Mi. SfmOnton moved TO reconsider the vote
Dc which the House yesterday referred to the
committee on claims a letter from the Acting
secretary or the Treasury, transmitting a liSt
OF claims arising under act OF July 1, 1864.
After some discussion the motion was agreed
TO and the bill referred TO the committee Oh
war claims.
The Speaker then proceeded to call commit
tees ror reports OF private character aud
lew Dllls having been reported and referred 10
tne committee OF the whole. Mr.. Bright moved
lnat the House resolve Itself into such COM
mittee.
Mir. Bucknell called up the privileged ours
tion-being the Senate concurrent resolution as
TO counting the electoral vote
Mr.. Bright raised the question OF ccnstdera-
ton, and the House refused 10 consider the
resolution.
The House then, at i:45. went into committee
OF the whole (Mr. Sparks in the chair on the
private calendar.
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DEATH FROM AN INSECTS BITE.-The death OF
John Story. OF Soc Madison street IRON blood
poisoning, caused by malignant pustule. was
reported TO the health board yesterday By Dr.
Nolan, OF 2Io Henry Streer. story. who was ~
work In the bonded warehouse In which he was
employed six days before his death. The bite
developed into the pustuie. which fatally
poisoned his blood. The insect is supposed to
have beer an importation from / he tropics ,Alt
found its way into The warehouse from The
cargo OF a ship from 4 southern p0rt.-N. J..
~ DIM
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Two SHOCKING ACCIDENTS occurred In Balti
more yesterday. a boy fell down hatchway
and girl was burned 10 death. In the first
case the accident was due TO the Victims own
caTelessness. and In the second 10 the careless
ness OF The victims parents, who locked their
cliQren II room and Left the house.
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OPPOSED TO PROGREss.-Accordng to the
Galveston Ne,rs, il Is no secret that they have
had in Texas considerable element OF popu-
lation opposed to immigration, and opposed TO
primitive aspects OF the social and Industrial
phySiOgnomy OF the state.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-10

Mor1ari.y, who had been assaulted by Schmidt,
appear ed against him in a San Francisco police
court. .'Did he have a provocation to Strike
you?" the Justice asked. 'He may have had
something of the kind concayled about his
pers on. but It was a brick he struck me wid,"
replied Moriarity.
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A LIBEL SUIT was brought in Chicago. yester.
day. 10y Chas. B. Farwell, Congre SSman-eIect
for the third Illinois district. against the Du ~
Meas, for $50000 damages alleged to have been
sustained by him through NtlrS editorials
during the late election
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DIVORCED WITHOUT KNOWING IT.--A telegram
nom Chicago December 9. says: A curious
case OF husband and wife being parties to a
divorce suit without their knowledge came to
light here tonight, involving persons OF some
prominent Mason who now is, and for the last
ten years has been, grand secretary OF the
Grand Lodge Of MaSonS OF Illinois. Mrs. Bur-
rill, who returned from the east to-day, brought
With her papers showing that her husband had
Instituted proceedings for civorce In Septem-
Der last, upon which a divorce was granted on
her default In November. She exhibited the
documents to Mayor Harrison and other we'll
known MaSOns. Mr.. Burrill was in Springfield
and when the matter was brought to his notice
he denied having ever Instituted any procc I'd
ings for a divorce, and said he did not know
anything about 1t. he Immediately took The
train for Chicago to investigate the matter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-10

NR. GLADSTONE has issued circular 10 the
members OF the House OF Commons desiring
them TO attend Parliament for business OF the
first importance
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THE THEATER CoMIQUE at ST. Louis VS.,
burned yesterday. IU was owned by Alfred G
Baker, OF Philadelphia. The loss OF the lessee
\. {. Nutshell, Is about s. I 00o. Most OF tbs
actors lost their WardrObes
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The uArkela.

BALTIMORE. Dec. lO.-yireinia SKIES, old, a.
Series s9 do is s2 ops @ TO- esond
BALTIMORE, Dec le.-Cotton dull and weak
HoSaTd sree aB western ss@F esse do
extra. eeas. s g; 90. family. 1895 2Si city mns
DO rio do BRANDS brand a so & 40 pit
family. Z. 25. Wheat, southern lower aud qnict ;
western steady and closing strong-southern red,
1. l0al. 23; do. amber, %; No. Mar! and,
nominal No. 2 western winter red, spot id De
eeInSer lIa5l.4 lJa1 5Ji January isS BID; Fen
southern steady ani 1rm; WESTERN quiet and
spas sd Tbts and sssSSg oa a. E;n
steamer, 52H. oats irm but gulet.yestern white.
csoFce @ sa Fennsyiyahfa and % Maryland. 2O o5a9a 90
Bulk @eatsqioose Shoulders. none her 6srs; Gear
rib sides, none here; do packed. tS and SD
eEoce western PACKED lssss; roll. 2issS. Hsts
Fened Gomez daRo carxoez oraniry to
fair. 1o4sl2k sugar strons-A soft. eH Whisky
sasI as stlss assdp09s ss[ Fsa%s. s
,.sshd. Eeeeipts- nO1G, 90, ;, s5l barrels: wheat.
q. goo bushels; corn none. saiesYThsss ca. si5
o. Exchanee-lons. 47sk; short. 1sIh. Gov
NEW YoRk,, Dec. lo.-Four dull. Wheat
NEW YORK, Dec. 10, llam.-The stocs xsrsat
opened weak and lower. and IL the early dsAhassa a
oIa decline RI ransins % from to ~ per cent was
Western Union Was an exception hogeyer ans
rofe Per cent. but subsequently reacted az per
cent. The general nst recovered portion Of fh,.
decline. but later Lost the improvement. and the
speculshon became feyerish and unsettled in tone.
cents ss Atlantic .hd p Great western eSfa sr:
ninotxsge trustees certificates. 66H. New Jersey
sos, ios New fosf Centre. ns 10 is;x 40 'es'ha con-
EEw YoRK MARKETS THIS AFTERNOON.
Ine following quotations we're current In New
tn-6l AZ m a. trvrT T~vr-
Johu son Do. 10. So per cents. ilSls 6!d, iisis
asked o. lh per cents. 11ts bid ills asked: DC
MifsissiPpi. $50; Erie 46; Michigan central, lis;
u .naibaI and g. Joseph. 43h; Lake Shore. i2lH;
tain. 42x: Rock Island. l2e; 81. Paul. ios,s: do.
Tr ferred. 12os; wabash. 81 Louis and Pscinc.
s2k; do preferred 19f Kansas and Texas 12s.
w. e telegraph. S21s; O. @. and I. O.. l9Z;;
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The three co.ored people, one woman and tvo
men. who murdered Mrs. kennedy Ia Claren-
don county, s. C., last sunday, were Captured
wednesday and hanged TO the nearest tree,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-10

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 10.-Chapman Blddle. a
prominent member OF the philadelphia bar
late counsel OF the Pennsylvania railroad, died
al his residence In this city last night. During
the war he commanded the 12lst Pennsylvania
regiment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-10

TRANrs MADE TO WoRK,-The board OF fre,
nolderS or burlington county, N. j., have or
defed that all able bodied vagrants or tranos
VINO nave heretofore been sent frem the difrsr
eht towns FOR misdemeanors TO the county jlil
snai! hereafter be committed to the almshouse
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-10

ALL THE MEMBERS OF THE CABINET except
Secretary Thompson were present at the meet
ing this afternoon. No business OF public in
tereSt was transacted.
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during the fiscal year ending June. 1851
;o,!S9 canadians crossed the border and Settled
In The United States, 0S''''A
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MRS. MARGARET WORTH, daughter OF the late
Major General Worth, who distinguished him.
self by his services In Mexico and elsewhere
was today appointed to position in the census
Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-10

THE PRESIDENT. Secretary Ramsey and Gen.
sherman returned to the city from Phtladel-
phie thiS morning.
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CAPT w. r. BROWN and lst Lieut.. A. C. Kel-
ton, [. S. NJ. c., have been ordered to report to
Capt. James Forney In Philadelphia tomorrow
as members OF board OF survey,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

"STBE FINEST ASSORTMENT OF. Photo
s.s gTapb, Autograph and scrap Albums.
Holiday Presents at ROBERTS Bookstore. 1910
~ THE ANNUAL ELECTION OF TRUSTEES
Brick Machine OoIn viii be held on the second
st the Of Once % tbe Go@psny. Koo .Via ia2o New
York avenue. Polls will be open between the hours
By order DC "a Of the H Trustees dee,ol7s24
WsEcoND NATI,,N1L BANK. WASHING:
The annual rue etin ng Of the stockholders for the
election Of Directors Of the SECOND National .nk.
TUESDAY, Janusry I1th. 1851. between the hours
cisi7. M S4aSiSt S tan4 II. O. SWAIN, Cashier.
oI q. o. F.--Msselenu Enc .Inpment No. 4.
~ Ofieers and members will meet THIS eve
OF our late brothe ChR1s sroPHKR LoNG, P. c. P.
Funeral snnaaS 1s. afternoon from his late resi-,
80 O'Clock: Members of sister Encampments are
fra'ernay inT5ted fd to steeE tRfEN Chic, Patriarch
VIM. P. ALLEN, Scribe. TeiephoDei it
HOT SODA! HOT soDA!!
PREPARED with delicious and nutritious syrups
Affords the most pleasant and wholesom. drink for
The winter season. Gold Soda and al Mineral
waters '0r SA!S MiLBGRSs II 81 SssE PHARMACY AND
MINERAL WATER DEPOT,
n
rs-LICENSE QUESTION.
In Justice to the Independent lee Company We
desire 10 say that the officers OF sad company
si-Ied our application for license without hesita-
hcD, and we have the ass auce Of the company's
superintendent OF his willingness TO Sign all proper
applications for liquor licenses, when requested.
and to assist all in obtaining the same whose
may unjustly be withheld
JOHN BAIER, 18th and D sts. n. W.
dec9-T ID. M kb YES, lilo st. n. W.
Just RECEIyED : Pure VACCINE
tS POINTS snd QUILLS from state Vaccine
Farm OF Pennsylvania, at DREW'S Drug Store,
corner 9Th st. and Pennsylvania ave. n. W. DOv27
~ BOYD'S DIRECTORY 1881.
The canvass for the above work has been conf
p'eted and the Book viii be put to press inmedi-
steiy. al persons Who have made changes or who
contemplate so doing, are requested to notify tn
Publisher either through the mail or at the Office,
BOON 90 LeDroit Building OF their changes. Per-
sons arriving IN the city and wishing their names
Inserted. will please send them in. nov27 2w
~s EDGAR'S COUGH SPECIFIC, for coughs,
colds. Ea0oPISG COUGH and all lung
troubles. Price 25 and 90 cents per bottle For
sale by 81 druggists. Wholesale depot STOTT L
OROHN ELL, $50 Pennsylvania ave. oct9 -3na
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-10

iHk WEEKLY STAR {now in its twenty fifth
year. for this week is a large eight-paee sheet,
containing nfty-six columns Of fresh News,
Literary and Agricultural matter, including a
roanpeh1 r0p 40 on washington News and Gossip, a
rScoru Oh local AFFAIRS, Home Matters, Fashion
NOIes PERSONAL News, late Telegraph News,
SSpeclai Correspondence, Selected Stories, &c
~ VIII ce sent, postpaid, for the entire session
MONIES ID March, in full, for flfty cents. Sin
gle copies at the counter In wrappers i've cents
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GOVERNMENT RKCEIPTs To oDAy.-Internal rev.
enue, 1926, ,9l7.6o; customs, s52o, ,4sl.l5.
TIE ALLIANCR sailed from Key West yestep-
day afternoon for Vera Cruz
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-10

GEN. REAGAN. chairman OF the House COM
1nittee on commerce, intends to press vigorously
the Dill regulating interstate commerce be-.
tween the states,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-10

a III 1HE LNTEST NUVELTIE4S
PATTERN BoNNETs and hats, nne MILF.
merry GOODS, DRESS TRIMMINGS ahd BUT.
TONS, three styles Of FRENCH CORSETS UN-
DERdAh MkNTS, LAOES. fine NECKWEAR,
KID GLOVES. SUITS, LADIES' OLOAKS,
MISSES CLOAKS, CACHMERE WRAPPERS,
and al the most recent Novelties.
y WILLIAM f,Ete Tr-glss, Paris 90T ps. svs
r. ,l--s i'yec. Cgr'a1 aQd Cleaned equal % new
Ones. Rep3U
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-10

THE PENSION APPROPRIATION BILL was re,
ported to-day by the appropriation committee
IL approprtates fifty million dollars This makes
me second appropriation bill reported, the first
DeiDg the fOrtircation bill.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-10

THE FOLLOWING INTERNAL REVENUE APP
PolN1MENTs have been made: S. S. Sloan. Leyo
Beaven and D. P Farmer. storekeepers, 5th dis
tr1ct OF Kentucky; G. A. Hearing, storekeeper.
oth district OF Illinois, and F. l. Dow. gauger.
30th distric- OF New York.
The HOUSE COMMITTEE ON INDIAN AFFAIRS
held their first meeting of the session this
morning, and in view Of the urgency and i'm.
portance of legislative action upon several bills
reported from the committee and now pending
to request that an early day be assigned for the
consideration by the House OF the several mat
ters pertaining to Indian affairs Chairman
scales was also instructed to report an amend
ment to the bill now pending upon the House
calendar. which provides for the allotment of
lands 10 seVeraity to Indians The object of the
ame0oment Is to extend to the Indian holders
Q! Ineee lands already allotted the same bene-
Io nos ana privileges as are provided In the pro-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-10

SECRETARY THOMPSON lett the city last even
Ing for New York to consult with the gentle
ulen there interested In the Panama canal
company In regard TO the presidencyof the Amer.
can branch OF the company which will be
offered him. There is not much doubt IL the
offer Is satisfactory that the Secretary WILL
accept 1t and retire from the Cabinet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-10

THERE Is A FAVORABLE SENTIMENT among a
majority OF the members OF the House postal
committee to subsldize line OF Brazilian
steamships: When the regular postal appro-
prfat1on bill comes up for action in the House
the post Office committee will have an amend
ment TO offer looking to such subsidy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-10

IueC II tNe reception room and The Question OF
more money for the celebration was raised
Memters OF Congress did not think tnat body
would increase its appropriation. After consfj-
do, resolution by Representative Loring that
tle respective states be requested to indicate to
the Congressional committee what part the
state wants 10 take In the celebration, and
What IL Will do towards making ft success
was adopted, and the meeting adjourned. The
joint congressional committee VIII meet next
Monday morning. and select site for the monu-
ment,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-10

TIE PRESIDENT, the Secretary of War and
Gen. Sherman arrived In PHILADELPHIA yester-
day afternoon, on invitation of Gen. Robert
patterson, to attend the regular monthly meet
ing OF the Farmers Club, which was held at his
residence. The meeting was a private affair.
ana the Glnner which followed was entirely
The presidential party spent the night with
Cen Patterson and left for Washington this
morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-10

A GREAT CROWD COMING TO THE INAuGuRA-
T1oN.-Col. Fl. c. Corbin, secretary OF the execu-
tive committee having in charge the Inaugural
ton ceremonies, has sent invitations to every
military company In the south, and the replies
are very encouraging. II seems probable that
nearly every state in the Union Will be repre-.
sented 10y local military or civic organic ations.
Arrangements are being made to secure half
ARE on the leading roads, and from letters
already received from managers OF trunk lines
1t Is probable that this will be done. A feature
OF the occasion will be q special train trom the
racine slope, with military companies and
visitors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-10

THE NATIONAL COUNCIL OF the Union League
Of America. In annual session In Philadelphia
yesterday elected General J. S. Negley, OF Pitts
burg, president for next year, and adjourned to
meet In Washington In March to attend the In
auguratlOn OF General Garfield,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-10

AFTER oUR REPORT Of the proceedings In the
Senate closed yesterday, the bill granting Mary
A. Lord s2,160 as pension arrears for her
deceased husband was defeated A bill was
passed 10 secure the safe keeping of money
paid into United States courts. and the senate
adjourned until Monday next. In the House
DEBATE was continued at some length on the
senate Joint resolution In regard to the electoral
count.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1880-01-22

t Meals. : Daily except Saturday: t Daily
except Monday.
Trains connect At St. Paul and Minneapolis
with trains east and south; 1t St. Cloud with
trains for Melrose and the Sank: Valley !, A.
Brainerd with trains to and from the West
and South. ::..:.- -. ~: -
Connection with St paul and Duluth r. 4 1,
trains At N. P Junction ; St. Paul and Paeias
railroad trains At Glyndon for St. Vineento
winnipeg and the British possessions; u
Bismarck with stages for Standing Rock.
Fort Rice, Berthold, Fort Keough, and oths.
points in Montana also with \. v. Stage and
Express Co. . line to Deadwood City and IN
points in the Black Hills also with Missouri
River Steamers for Fort Benton and all pointD>
on the Missouri and Yellowstone rivers.
NAY 25th. 1879. H. E. SARGENT.
Gen'l Manager, St Pan,
G. G.. sANBORN, H. A. TOWNR,
GenI Trt, and Ticket Ag't,, supe riAte.ds1
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1880-01-22
100000 ACRES

OF Minnesota and Dakota Lands for sale By
the Land Department. Reduced rates Of h's
and freight to actual settlers.
Full information given upon applicatio. b
street, st. Paul, or Brainerd, Mimi.