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New-York tribune., 1880-09-25
GOVERNMENT NEWS.
APPROPRIATIONS FOR THE SOUTH.

STATEMENT GIVING ONE ILLUSTRATION OF TIE
TAGrRNTss or THE sOUiH TO ABUSE ITS POWER
OVER THE TREAsCRY-ANNUAL EEPoRIs PIE
PAEING-lilNOR NEWS.
A statement has been prepared at WASH
ington showing the sums of money approprl-
oted by the Government of late years to pay
for public works in the North and South.
The South has had extravagant appropia-
tions and in Its demands for money has be-
traycd the rccklcSsness, which it has shown
in regard to war claims, ETC., and which Is
now exciting popular alarm. The report on
the Narragansett disaster has been received
at Washington. Mr.. Dumont is preparing his
annual report The Ute Treaty has been
signed There was Cabinet meeting yester-
day.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-25
GRIMES md C1SUILTTE>-BY TELEGRAPH

MURDER For ROBBERY
GALVESTON. Tex - sept. 24.--J0se Bozagas. of
gc Pass murerei and tho store III MS charge foODed
O' D''-"'' ACQUITTED OF MURDER.
SANTE FE. y. ~, S.pl. 2t;-Lnnny. the nephew
Q; The Arehbisop tried f3re chlofJus Prnce Is ac
Quilted on tae ground ol insanity
AN INSANE SUICIDE.
PoRr JEWS, y. T., >rol. 2l.-Aicholas Lowen-
torgcr Of YouugsvIc sullivan County. committed suicide
ySseIay b. cutting his ,hr,.C Cause, INSANITY.
SEA CAPTAIN DROWNED
master pnl Of chaoncr H,d jacket willie IN nioricaIe
diion this morning I'll oyeDoa aud was drowned Ills
body has nOl been .tcONered
SENTENCED FOR LIFE.
PoRlLANp, M".. sept 2l-James \. Lowe. who
murdered brother Mt Cum jelau wa. to-day soutcaced
sentence for mtTderns an i"ian, two years ago
CHARGED WITH SHOOTING \ NAN.
PouGuHtErsiE ~ T. Spti; 3D1iey snd roItcr
Dcty OF ,i arrived here tonight an was placed In tho
custody The sheriff He denies The sh"olnS Do'ys con
EXpLosIOS AND LOSS or LIFE.
DETROIT Mich, cep.: Il he ,, % Ter IN Loose
violence this forenoon king Henry oBiien. engineer
Leonard Martil emit r. an & b9y nam-h Oha9,nsm and
ON TRIAL FOR MURDER.
ptTFRSBURG Va, sept. 2i-lne trial OF John
M'rrit. arroslel IN the Haliix County north Carolina,
r last commenced to-day. after considerable trouble IA ob.
af t. ,hs d o properly eansd by iiks aud Merritt
AN ESCAPING CONVICr SHOT
~, 3 from the fcnonary AT Boise cay Idaho over,
power the guard obaned "ras and hei pursued ny tie
e.p d. sergeant Nottingham Company y lst Cavalry WAS
severely wounded ol the guards aud an enisrant
A HEAVY EXPLOSION
DETROIT Mcn., scot 2l.-AI * l0son of 800
nonns OF IIercus powder aud ntrogNceiino took place
he prtit DIVER about twenty miles below the CITY,
,cre las been cNenslyc blasting 10 rsmove ualgeioas
ledge The shock was iei' '"ho' AWAY ''"' was 'e'o"s5
hurt
New-York tribune., 1880-09-25
FLORIDA LOYAL on A FAIR VOTE.

THE REPUBLICANS IN The MAJORITY AND SURE TO
CARRY TIE STATE IN FAIR ELECTION.
,rpoy An OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT OF InE TmBUSEl
TALLAHASSEE, Fla, Sept 20.-Ihe Kepubilcans
Of Florida are thoroughly united and well organ
lied and are making vigorous and thorough can
vass. They have the necessary votes 10 carry the
State, and will do SO unless they are counted out
which this year seems to be the approved Demo-
cratic method of disposng of inconvcnient maJoIi-
ties.
Occasionally case of bulldozing" is reported
A few davs ago one was related in Cedar X eys In
this State. The facts were stated as follows
colored man, for long time faithful laborer for
an intensely Bourbon citizen. was informed that
unless he voted the Democratic ticket he must go
TO bis Republican friends for employment. The
colored man replied that he could not vote for the
Democratic candidates, and as he had always been
faithful to him. he could see no reason why he
New-York tribune., 1880-09-25
CANVASS FOR PRESIDENT.
CHEERING SIGNS ON ALL SIDES.

CHEERING SIGNS ON ALL SIDES
FAVORABLE NEWS AT REPUBLICAN HEApQUAHrkks
a NOVEL RAILROAD rIME-rABLE N THE SOUTH
-TAMM NY AND ANII-rAMMANY IN HARMONY
RETURNS FROM VERMONT-MINoR NEWS.
Encouraging reports We're received yesterday
at Republican Headquarters in this city. The
canvass in Indiana is satisfactory to the Rcpub-
licans. II. s. Matthews, of Baltimore, says
that MARYLAND could be carried 10y the Repub-
lican party if there was fair election. CORE
spondent fromFlorida writes that if there is falr
election in that State the Republicans VIII wia.
A timetable bearing the portraits OF JeiIef-
son Daviss Cabinet is being circulated Ill
the South A division of the delegates to
the State Convention has been agreed
upon by Tammany and Anti-Tamm any.
The official returns of the Ncr-
mont election show the majority to be 23,o|9.
The Republicans at Haverstraw, n. T., are
maniiesting much energy, and the GaiiIen
and Arthur Club there promises effective
work. The general work of the campaign Is
going on earnestly.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-25
THE JE.iNNhTTE MISSING.

SAN Francisco, Sept. 24.-The bark Legal
Tender, w..ich arrived here to-day from the Arcuc
Ocean reports nothing has been heard OF the miss
ing whaling vessels Mount Wollaston aud Nig1laut
OF the Arctc exploring vessel Joanpette The revenue
cut er Thomas ca owing 10 tie severity OF tie pas,
winter and tAe In the breaking up OF the
this summer, unable to continue ber errand III,
Corwn intended touch AT POiut Barrow. taen
over to the mouth o, the Mackenzie RIVER in search OF
the missing whaers and If 40 cew Di them were oh
either place. To proceed thence 10 Nranyl
Land WhuicrS unanimous III CXprcsslng The bclef
tnat nothing will ever be- heard from either them or tao
Jeanette.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-25
DELEGATES TO SARATOGA.

The following delegates to the Democratic
state Convention at Saratoga were elected last evening
With District-J cob Secbdchcr. T.; James Bryan. A.
T.: Jeremiah DxOG. A. J. 49, D,
XII.h ID .irici-Peter Bowe A. T.; Louis Cohn, A. T;
Hrury Wa tm1n. 4.
NXIst Dl-trIct-Eiward kearncy, II COiOhel JOnn
Tray, 4. T.. ID. VI. Porter. \. 1.
Troy, y. Y, Sept. 2l.-Thc delegates to the
Saratoga Convention from rhe Ist District OF Rens-
sclacr County George 5. Robinson. Samuel W. Perry
and Joan L. Ahern.
UTICA, \. Y, Sept. 2A-Hezekah Sturges,
W. H. lie, nard and George Merritt elected dele
gates to the sara 'oga Convention from the LAT District
OF O,sego County to-day, and were instructed for
Samuel Thurber Tor Chcf Judge.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-25
TIE DEMAND FOR DrLCIGNO.

LONDON, Frlday. Sept. =. Ie5O.
Vienna dispatch to The Times says that
Mr. Goschen in the OF all the Powers. has ohici
ally Informed the Porte of Admiral seymouis demand
for the surrender of Dulcgno
The Monienegrus have strengthened their positions
in every direction.
The British Consul has arrived az RaCusa from scr
tar whore hr deemed Il dang for him 10 stay Tho
other COnsuls ienaiu at tber posts.
RIA Pacha sull awaits Instructions from CONSTANT.
c, and has not yet replied 10 Admiral scymou''s
ultIHaunl.
There are no Turkish regulars In Dulcigno Two
bodies Of IurkPh troops VINO htY faerDzel with tl3
Abanians are ucsnped near the town.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-25
THE UlE TREATY SIGNED.

WASHINGTON, Sept 24-secretary Schurz
to-day received the Glowing telegram irom the caar
man of the Uta Comm, ,sion at Aanosl, Col.
.,The Commission have secured 10 the instrument Of
ratification the signatures ol oc2 adult males OF the con
federated bands OF U;c indiana 10 Colorado hs n'lu'
lie, is more tnn tnrtcOurihS Of thc mac adus oi tue
bands We await your order"
= cr,tnry Schutz viii instruct the tOmnlsoii IN re-
ari tn tIe sfc:,, 10 compliance
mart nf Ie Utes with terms OF the treaty, w1ich
miro the removal Of pOon nf them 10 the limits OF
,heIr new reservation "a defined III the Dill.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-25
CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATlONs.

BURLINGTON, Iowa, Sept. 2f.-Thc Demo-
crats OF tne Ist Dsc; have nominated W b. Cn0erton
for Congress
BALTIMORE, Sept. 21.-GeOrge {. Maund
has h Ell nominated Congress by rae Eeuuo ocanS OF
the IVtn DIS .Ict, il Place OF EBoch Pratt. declined
OswEGo y. Y, Sept. 24.-The Hon. j. W.
DWIGHT was this evening nominated FOR Congress by the
Eepubiicans of the XXViIlth District on the "G2d
ballot
SUNBURY, Penn, Sept. 24.-Grant Weld
man. OF lebanon County, was nominated by the D'no-
crst,c Conference Of the XVIII C0ngre District
to-day.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-25
IN FOREIGN LANDS.
TIE NEW FRENCH MINISTRY.
A Palis dispatch to The Times says Th'


A Paris dispatch to The Times says: The
new Cabinet f. received Win apathy By friends AMI
foes. both regarding 10 rs n makcshfL"
The Rtpattiqe FTanfoise, CT Paris says:
The programme of the new Cabinet consists fret. IN
the execution Of the religious DEGREES FOR The suppress
SION Of the non-aunor orders compulsory ana Hra
tuitous secular primary cduratOD and sctions REFORM
IN the the necessity Tor wlc y again demon
s,ratcd by nre-cerIcai demonstrations at POciers
and Anglers Tic foreign policy or ihc Ministry i hon
0rablc peace. BELTS OF the leading Powers
OF the world.
The Berlin correspondent OF Tis Uncs telegraphs as
follows: Unqualified APPRECIATION ~ the verdict OF tho
newspapers here ". BarihceDy ST. Hilares ap-
pOlntNent."
New-York tribune., 1880-09-25
WORKINGMEN FOR GARFIELD.

The Workingmcn'5 Democratic independent
rn.on OF tie Twelfth Ward Of Brooklyn, at its last
meeting at No. 4S9 Smith.st. by practically unan
mona vote one member only voting III the negative"
odopted resolution piedgnS the support OF The Union
>, Garfield and Arthur The club is composed OF bard
,vortinc ,otelljgent men, and numbers 100 members
II been in existence about three and tue
,roseut time has followed dependent course In It's
choice OF political canGdaies. As the cOahty IA now
rospcrns The members OF the club believe change Is
moi CcSITahls.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-25
MONEY SAVED FOR NATIONAL BANKS.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 24.-1hc accounts for
the expenses of rcdcemug the notes OF National banks
are now being made up by the Treasurer OF the United
States preparatory to assessing the amount upon the
sver, National banks. The costs for asserting are
eIos osl l5 against IL ~ 5l 30 In 1879 ana for trans
portation s3476l "A, against soS.2os 20 In 1879.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-25
ANNTTERSIRY or BRISTOL.

PROVIDENCE. II. l., Sept. 2i.-The town OF
BRISTOL to day celebrated the 20o,h anniversary of ns
settlement National sa u'e fred al sunssc, and
the cnurch bells rung hour. procession In
five divisions was formed at ID o'cocs. comprising NH
:ary and citizens IN ancient costume. carrylng aud
guarding the II ~ presented 10 the town IN 1870 by
Colonel Byicld. Mr. lie Baron Cot dclNctcl al.
dress OF welcome Professor j. Laws Dnau of Brown
Uulycisty delivered an GRAFTON; Bl,hop ~ owe, ot Ceu
trsl read poem, and the school children
sang An original byinn.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-25
MINERS PREPARING FOR BlTTLE

CINCINNATI, Sept. 24. "A special Telegram,
10 The Columbus Ddy Dispatch says that the iiqaor
dealers Corning nave been informed by mine fron,
S,raitsye and shawnee to close taor bars to ay na
tomorrow. rns is tiGcn as an indication that tho
mlncrsate contemplating iuItler attack upon m,
troops. large meeting of the miners Is being nc
Corning.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-25
MURDER or / CORRESPONDENT.

SAN Francisco, Sept. 2l.-Alfred Smith,
correspondent OF the California Associated Press nc
sierra City, WAS murdered Wednesday. His skull was
fractured with rocks. The body then deposited In
nls house, which was set ON fire. raomas Dayine L,s
ueignbur, with w.om Smith hat q alOng-~tautng law
suit n Ucon arrested for Crlu,c. Tne ca inal
Xns A naiYN OF Ierllmcr COnnlN. \. y.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-25
SOLON CHASE DEPOSED.
HIS sUrPoIT OF STRAIGHT GREENBACK TICKET
RESENTED.

PORTLAND, Me-, Sept. 24.-SOIoD Chase, III
t0-day's OF his paper, Will give letter rom q -
Couant demanding his retirement from the edit"rFhp OF
The Enquirer. IL he (Chasrl proposes to advocate
sraght Grccuback ticket In his reply Mr. Chase sur
renders charge Of the paper imporng tho directors 10
change its lie says This dark night OF fusion
will soon pass away. and sunlight and common sense
will again sway, when there VIII be WORK fof hlh
He says hS thinks the GrcPnDack cause can never e
and anticipates victory in tho carly future i0r inc
Grecnback North and SOUTH are teacnlns cir
that tie Greenback road. like the road 10 Heaven
is straight ahead"
New-York tribune., 1880-09-25
C4TTLE SHIPPERS RECOMPENSED.

BosroN, Sept. 24.-In the Supreme Judicial
Conrt to-day the jury verdict OF Sl3i25 for
the plaintiff IN suit of Nathaniel Jackson against the
Merchants Trading Company QimlieG) THIS was q
s to recover damages for the loss cattle shipped
ihe steamship brazilian to Liverpool. The plaintiff
claimed that many the CATTLE reason Of detective
vcntiIafiou we're suilOraed.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-25
SPIRITED MEETING AT HAyERSTRAw.

HAVERsTRAW, n. T., Sept Z4.-IHe Kt-
publicau campaign was opened tonight, with very
Iarge and enthusiastic audience, in Washington Hall
Layaette Wilson, a fellowsudeDt OF Garfield, presided
and John d. Christie acted secretary The local Gar
NnId and cthur Club shows memb 'Ishp OF 40 which
- ra,it lncl easing. Democrats are In the NUM-
her The speech delivered by Burton T. Beach, OF New
York CIV was able and eloquent
New-York tribune., 1880-09-25
WORK THAT WILL SURELY TELL.

Stockton, n. j.. Sept. 24.-The Republic
can Cub OF tins place raised fine poe Wednesday, ana
1ung to the large bunting nag with the names
ot Garfield and Arthur inscribed. In the evening
o,go cr,yd gathered istcn two eloquent speakers
The Republicans here in The old Democratic strong
bold of HunterdOn County, where every possible
New-York tribune., 1880-09-25
THE VERMONT MAJORITY.

WHITE RIVER JCNCTION. VI, Sept. 2f.-The Of
fetal returns of the Vermont election are as fol-
lows: Total vote. 7O,7O9 Farnham, Republican.
40 sol. Pbclns. Democrat 2l .223 Heath. Pro-
hini.Icriist. 1878 scattering, II. farnhans ma
iorItV. 2J.O1J.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-25
POLITICAL COURTESIES.

BUFFALO, Ny Sept 24.-1hc Courier
Dem) publishes Senator Conklinss speech IN response
to challenge of The ErpfcsS Qcp which agrees to de-
vote the space in iis columns Tor the publication OF
sucl Democratic speeches The courier may select
Ind, Iru h's speech and xirsc.- from thcepeech OF
Senator Hendricks VIII doubtless be selected
New-York tribune., 1880-09-25
GplNTS DLAMOADS NOT STOLEN.

CHICAGO, Sept. 2l.-A dispatch from Galena
TO The Iifcr- Oceaa says General Grant stamps
"a absurd the story that $4,000 set Of
diamonds, presented HIM bg japanese Prince. was
a,olen from him by q private secretary and sold
IN n Washington pawgbrOEcr FOR $1,000 lie
never had ANY such present aud never met with such
New-York tribune., 1880-09-25
DEMOCRATIC CONFERENCE COMMITTEES.
The Irving Hall and Tammany Conference

sion OF the delegates the Saratoga Cony non by As
senby Districts. A fur,ber conference is to be held
today in regard division of the COUNTY Offices
ond the niing Of vacancies, but II Is improbable that
anytnng nGal viii 90 done until after ITO Saratoga
III
New-York tribune., 1880-09-25

There were assorted during the year I0Io ooE
amounting SJ4 S37 600 as compared WIN - te
notes representing SIJ2 5000. assorted our %
preceding isc. year This burden, when olsnium ,,
among the 1000 National banks surcct 10 ass's'"'"
il 80 ,ignt as 10 be scarcely apprccHblc.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-25
1 BEOOKLYN sugar. COMP1NY.

ALBANY, Sept. 14.-IectOr {. Havemeyer
and Others are named as trustees OF the Haveneyer
sugar Reclining Company of Brooklyn with capital of
Sl,0O0C0O
New-York tribune., 1880-09-25

obstacle s thrown in their but they believe thev
making inrOads In the ranks Of their cneIncs ana
will reduce their majority this fall Repiblcans were
better rGanized H. heter spirits than noW
New-York tribune., 1880-09-25
F1rAL FAIL FROM 4 WAGON

KINGSTON, n. Y, Sept. 24.-GeOrse Town
send of this city, tell from WAGON on Un'oG-ave here
th,s afternoon and broke his neck expiring almost Ia
s,,niy He had been constable deputy Sheriff of
this county for twenty year. past. lie leaves wife and
81. irtD
New-York tribune., 1880-09-25
vFYyoR PREDICTS COLD WEATHER.

MONTREAL, Sept. ZI.-N cnnor, the OaHauIah
wca h prophet. predicts cold aud stormy weather Tor
the remainder Of sep ten or ana part .. Oc;ODri.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-25
THE SOUTH TOO GREEDY.
THE TREASURY COMPELLED TO PAY MoRE FOR so
CALLED "INrERNAL IMPROytMENTs" IN TIE
sni-Tu TuAN l. LrGlrlMATELY DKMANDED.

TIE TREASURY COMPELLED TO PAY MORE FOR So
CALLED "IvrrRyAL IMPROvf MENTs" IN TIE
SOUTH THAN Is LrGIrIMArELY DEMANDED.
10y JELEGRArH To TIE TEIBuNEl
WAsuryGtOX. Sept. 2t.-At the Academy OF
Music in New-York last week Senator Conkling
alluded to the Southern hunger for internal I'M
proyements." lie said in effect that the policy OF
expeudlng largo sums upon creeks and bayots no
trace Of which could be found upon the map and III
tie erection of public buildings IN haIniets ana
country villages, is u dangerous and growing
means OF depicting tie Treasury.
Congressman d. WYATT Aiken, of Souh Carolina,
has recently been taken severely to task By tile
press and politicians Of his State for
telling his constituents that the North
ern ID mocrats were not only not respectable
but that they were swini,h in their unwilIinGness
70 give the south Tie share she thinks She ought to
have In a?prcprlatiCns for these internal improve
ments.D Mr. AikcnS ccrsoss allegc that he was III
discreet.
Although both Mr.. Conkin2 aud Mr.. Aiken are
in 4 position to speak with authority, neither OF
them ATTEMPTED to show by figures the applopra-
tions for the two sections made by recent Con-
crosses AMI in tac the figures have not been read
iIv attaInablc until within few days. Oticai
tables bave now been prepared showing
these figures for series Of years. An eN-
animation Of them shows that the South has
been good to herself The ta5les are too large to
treas otherwise than summarily; but they Will
doubtless be printed for public reference In the
showing. the South includes both the lately re-
bellious States and the f3ursbing border Sta'es-
Delaware, Maryland, Tennessee and Mis- ourl-
which form part OF the present Solid South. 1h!S
is for the sake of fairness.
The following is a recapi;ulation OF the tables:
New-York tribune., 1880-09-25

TOlal ofo-,VV0
In 1879 the North asked of Congress the return
for internal Improvements Of 26l0 per cent of the
money she had paid into the Treasury. Inc South
asked and received 10 per cent of her revenue. In
the following year the comparison stands $50 per
cent for the North against 1Gper cent for the South
So in the year 1873 the result IS found to be 800
nor cent for tine North against II per cent for the
South
slll more striking Illustration of the COM
narotive hberality of the South to-
ward itself IS found in computation
Of the receipts from ana appropriations for the two
secti n pr capita. According 10 the census Of
1870. tho Souln had a population OF 1f,0O9,315
souls while the Northern states had one OF
81 ol6 2s3 Assuming that the proportions have
rot cnanued since then, rather hat the popua-
lion itself has not changed, IL Is found that the
North paid into the Treasury during the two years
1879 and 1850, $l3 II for every individual of IT'S
uopulation while south pald only - 50: At the
same time Congress- Appropriated Tor tue North y
fraction less tnan 90 cents and for the south 80
cents for each Individual Yot Mr. Aiken pleads for
n larger share.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-25
RAILROAD T XATIoN.

purt.urIpu,.. srpi. 2l.-lbe committees Of the
ana scbuy iIl coal Exchanges agree 10 recommend
nv cnangc IN priccs duuDg October restriction OF three
~ seh week during the month "a regarded ~ probable
The Northern Pacific farmer., 1880-09-02
BOARD OF INSTRUCTION {:
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
RAWSON HOUSE.

Thursday, Aug. 28th.-A C Shat
tock, Minneapolis; H Keene, St. Paul;
B II Gilbert, Minneapolis; Hayden,
M. D., Chicago; J G Baldwin, Wone-
wac, Wis.
Friday, Aug. 27th.-Oscar Rush.
Holton, Me-; Walter Hatch, Pine Ci-
ty; J r Page, st. Paul; E C Rich
mond, Melrose.
Saturday, Aug. 28th.--M Stuart, Jr.,
Nashua. Iowa; J r. Robertson. st.
Paul; James McMaster. NJ Wood
cock, Harry Stober, F Farringer, st.
p. R. r.;
Sunday, August 29th.-Frank Good
man, st. Cloud; w Poenoe,
Monday, Aug. 30th.--A G Taylor.
and Son, N. p. r. r.; r. +. Cowing,
Alexandria; r L Read, Minneapolis;
r N Lee. Minneapolis: G A Whiteley,
st. Paul; Al Fisher, St. Paul,
Tuesday, August 3lst.-A A Doo-
little, St. Paul; w Marcy, .Minneapo-
lis; VIM I Best and S V Berger, Chi
cago; J NJ Askins, Verndale.
Wednesday, Sept. lst.-J L Eager.
Illinois; J J Meyer. Wadena.
CENTRAL HOUSE.
Thursday, Aug. 26.-J W Allison,
Sleepy Eye, Minn.; L S Ward, Stowe
Prairie; D E Bennett, Stowe Pr;irie;
Albert Bunce, st. Paul; J W Jarvis,
Shell Prairie; NJ S Wagner. Shell
Prairie.
Friday, August 27th.-W Wilson,
Verndale.
Saturday, Aug. 2Sth.-A II Henry,
Leaf River; John Smith, Perrisville,
New York.
Sunday: Aug. 29th.-H Stobe, n. 2.
r. R.: W Markly, Oak Park.
Monday, Aug. 30th.-C B Mercer,
N. 7. R. R.; J W Hannah, Bluffton;
Walter Hatch, Pile City; p l. AL
drich, Pine City; E G Richmond. Mel
rose; Domnik Picker, Leaf River;
Mrs } W Barbour, Leaf River; A.
Brooks, Leaf River; Mrs W N Chap
man, Leaf River; . Gould, Parkers
! Prairie.
! Tuesday, August 31st.-S S Hess.
Wing River; f T. Lenville, Verndale;
n E Chamberlain. Stowe Prairie; j NJ
Cook, Wing River; u Adams, Leaf
River.
The Northern Pacific farmer., 1880-09-02
Advertisement for Bids.

Bids will be received at the Leaf
River Bridge, between the hours of 10
and 2 o'clock, September l1th, 1880,
for the grading of the road south of
said bridge, said bridge being located
Oh the county road leading north from
Wadena to Leaf River township.
M. 5. MORICAL,
Town Clerk.
The Northern Pacific farmer., 1880-09-02
Teachers Institute for Wadena
and Otter Tail and Todd
Counties.

Will he held at Wadena. commence
ing on September 18th 1880, and con.
tinue two weeks, closing with an
examination of teachers by the Su-
perintendents of Wadena, Otter Tail
and Todd Counties.
BOARD OF INSTRUCTION
Miss E. A. Wheeler, Winona Prof.
Hyde. t.Cloud Normal School; c. A.
Cromett, NJ. d., Wadena; Supt. Cow
ing, Otter Tail County; Supt. Rhoda,
Todd County, and Supt. Whitney.
Wadena County.
Teachers attending will receive the
preference in applications for schools.
Lectures will be delivered during the
term by the different instructors.
The Northern Pacific farmer., 1880-09-02
Notice..

Any party or parties in possession
of the Wadena Town scraper, are
hereby notified to return the same to
the road master, H. w. Fuller, forth
with. Per order
CHAIR. Town SUPERVISORS.
The Northern Pacific farmer., 1880-09-02
NOTICE..

10 those who contemplate buying
threshing machines the coming sea-
son will find it to their interest to call
on G. H. Peake or F. Brown. We
have for sale the celebrated Massillon
threshers, both apron an vibrator.
Also the celebrated Massillon Engines.
Wadena, Mimi.