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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-07-24

The State of Minnesota, in the relation of r.
NJ. ProbitGeld, reiator, VS.. James NJ. Sharp,
John Thorngaard, Lyman Loring, John
Kurt Ole Thompson aud T. Burnham, re-
spondents.
Syllabus-A proceeding by information in
nature of quo warranto, under section l. chap.
ter CD, is not the action provided for in chapter
| ", general statutes OF 1873. In the absence
of legislation any controlling considera-
| ton to the contrary. such proceeding is gov
erned as respects procedure by common law
! rules. The onus probundi is therefore upon
| the respondent.
1t is for the attorney general to determine
whether the public good requires him
| to institute and conduct such proceedings.
! II he deems it best to proceed
notwithstanding any conduct of the relator ct
whose instance he moves, it would be very
extraordinary case Gf any, in which his deter
mination would be overruled.
Sec. 5, Art. A. of the constitution of this State
authorizes the Legislature to pass laws for the
organization for municipal or other town pur.
poses, one or more townships, whether con-
gressional Ii. e, fui) or fractional into single
town.
Sec. 81, ch IS, Gen. st. 1875 which enacts
that "any city, town, village, township or
school district, now or hereafter organized,
may be organized into and established as an
| independent school district authorizes the
| formation of q town consisting of
any number CT townships, congressional or
| fractional, into q single independent school
district. 1t is not controlled by section II of
the same chapter which restricts the era of the
school districts therein referred to 10 thirty-six
square miits. JERRY, J.
| An Unpleasant Predicsment.
Shortly bsfore noon yesterday, tinsmith
i'll the employ of Woolsly & Co., asked per-
mission to go on the top of the Merchants
hotel, for the purpose Of getting iscknifo
which had been mislaid in repairing the
roof.
| He received permission and started up
stairs, on reaching the top of which he met
with warm reception. As he was about to
ascend the ladder leading 70 the roof, al
intoxicated guest named Robinson, rushed
from tie room, and with cooked revolver
ordered the man down stairs or penalty of
having his head bored witt, bullet. The
'.gun" was held to his head, ard tbe MAJ,
skipped down stairs with the celebrity of
creased lightning. The bulldozed individual
states that he will swear out warrant for
| the iaan q arrest.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-07-24

If defendant appeals to the district court
from the judgment of a justice of the peace,
and does not succeed in reducing the amount
OF the recovery before the justice one half CT
more, the plaintiff is entitled 10 his costs and
disbursements in the district court.
Judgment affirmed. BERRY, j.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-07-24
THE COURTS.
Municipal Court.
Before Judge McGrorty.

CRIMINAL.
The city vs.. David Hoar; drunkenness.
Committed for forty days.
The city VS.. John Davis; same. Sentence
SUSPENDED.
The city vs.. Frank Smith; violating the hack
ordinance. Fined $40 and costs-and stay
granted for ten days.
The city vs.. John Mantz: Strengthening in
Che city limits. Fine Of IS, paid and dis
charged.
The city vs.. Joseph Achtereling; keeping So
Icon open en- Sunday. Same.
The city VS.. M,s. ). Ill. Wenger; assault and
battery. Fined 35 and costs.
The city vs. Frank Lloyd; violating the hack
ordinance. Continued until to-day.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-07-24
Henry Norton, respondent, VS.. CHARLES
land appeIiant

Henry Norton, responuent, Vs. UhafIes lie
land, appellant.
Syllabus-Evidenee that an alleged deed was
made and executed Is evidence that it was
signed and sealed, or, in other words, that it
was deed. To pass the title Of grantor to
land to grantee, nothing more is necessary
than the execution and delivery of the grant
or's deed purporting to pass such title. It is
not necessary for this purpose hat the deed
should be witnessed or acknowledged.
New trial granted on account of the improp-
er admission of evidence to the prejudice of
the defendant.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-07-24
Probate Court.

Before Judge O'Gornan.
deceased; hearing on claim of D. ". Hand.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-07-24
Joseph d. Bennett, respondent, vs.P. o Kriss,
lint

Syllabus Evidence in this case held sufIi-
Gent to support the findings of the trial court.
There being a question in this case US TO the
value of certain horses and harness at par
tioular time, testimony as to what their value
was at prior date (when they were delivered
to the defendant, in whose possession, SO far as
appeared they continue TO remain
Held-Upou the facts of the case, to be suf-
fcient to warrant tho court in finding that the
value testified TO the value OF the horses
and harness at the particular time mentioned.
Judgment affirmed. BERRY, j.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-07-24

A. II. Tyrer, respondent, vs.. S. G. Hyde, ".
W. Cargill, James Bassett, William P. Hunt
ing and Joseph Reynolds, as Hyde, Oargill
Co.. Henry Reynolds and B. J. Van valken-
berg, appellants.
Syllabus-The finding of the trial court in
this case is supported by the evidence.
Judgment affirmed. BERRY, J.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-07-24

All editions post paid.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-01-17
Symptom, Of a diseased 1iys,.

Se ~AeSoeSS AsAv~Sp
DAM in Ne RICH, side, under II.
! edge Of tie ribs. increases on pres
sure; sometimes the pain is in The left
side; the pat ent is rarely able to lie.
on the left side; sometimes the pain
IS felt under the shoulder blade, and
D. II frequently extends to the top Of the
shoulder. and Is sometimes mistaken
tor rheumatismin the arm. The stom.
ach is affected with loss of appetite
and sickness; the bowels in general
are costlvc, sometimes alternative with
lax; the head i troubled with pain.
accompanied with dull. heavy sen.
satlon in the back part. There is gen.
orally considerable loss of memory.
accompanied with a painful sensation
of having left undone something which
ought to have been done. A slight.
dry cough is sometimes an attendant.
The patient complains Of WEAKNESS
and debility: he is easily startled, his
feet are cold OF burning. and he COM
plains Of prickly sensation Of the
skin; his spirits are low; and although
he is satisfied that exercise would be
beneficial to him. yet he can scarcely
summon up fortitudc enough to try il.
IN tact. he distrusts every remedy.
Several Of the above symptoms attend
the disease, but cases have occurred
where few Of them existed. yet exam
NATION Of the body. after death. has
shown the LIVER to have been extern
sively deran1ed.
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CHI, $euple's a'iuaitatry.
j. q, coscRO.VE,
Editor T. Proprietor.
Published Every SATURDAY Morning
Subscription Rates.

fathers handsome barge. the memo
rab!e evening Of thy abduction, /
could not help but notice the glitter.
iog jewel 10 thy clasp; when didst
thou miss it p
Yestereve. when I retired witt.
AaxErA. tor the first time I missed
this prs .ious token received from nv
mothers dying hands,"
ehell search for thy Cicada -"
replied the slave. "but | believe Lnou
hast lost 1t 10 tho mansion 0! PliA-
The counterfeit CELIA being called
0y ARMErA, now parted from tho
slave. and he retired to his solitary
ITO BE CoNr1NuEp.)
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-01-17
Parke Goodwin On Grant.
from the Philadelphia Press. ],

(From the Philadelphia Press.l,
DO you belisve Grant desires a
reconciliation ?" ,-,,a,
III be didn't be would long ago
have eaid be didn't. It has not been
quito honorable Of him to accept ali
these ovatioos and allow them ito be
turned to bis political account,, II
be is after the denomination and had
allowed tho truth to be known ne
would have met silent cOntemnt ir.
stead OF public feasting. u l. G. o
thing I am convinced. Grant VOL
accept the nomination unless he &
persuaded that It results from u
unanimous public desire for bis re.
election. To get 1t under SUCH cir
cumstances would be o flattery be-
You'd comparison, and would intke
him feel sure Of the consequences.
Part Of bis desire 10 this Respect
probably arises from patriotism, and
most Of It certaioly Is duo to amer.
sonal vanity that dares not compro.
mise itself by taking any risks.
II believe the desire for such O.
thing 10 quite limited and that ~ is
liveliest among those demsgogues
Who would like to use Grant. These
may deceive him Into believing
that the great public wish biz Re.
domination and Induce him, to. take
1t. III, 0--,.s~I..
Grant would be overwhelmingly
defeated. The people would bdfy
him % . politician out ofsight, T1ey
would not stand the impudepoeI the
sudacioue impudence. Of the move.
ment. aud would put Z decisive Ter.
mination 20 Il. '''s7 =. siss
Every American Who Rives serious
attention to the affairs OF his com.
try and Who respects himself With
an Intelligent respect would vote
against him. He would be- SUPPORT.
Cd by Leaders and follower. .vhose
svpcemacy IL tho llatioasl ,adSirs
q th1s country, u l. ,Ver9 pooei6le
10! them % attain tint. Would NJ iiof
'So!y ea:d:seitablss but. a iacfi d..
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-01-17
AGUE AND FEVER.

DR.. c. MCLANE's LIVER p1LIs IN
CASES OF AGUE AND FEVER. when
taken with Quinine. are productive OF
the most happy results. No better
eathart'c can be used. preparatory to.
or after taking Quinine. We would
advise all who are afflicted with this
disease to give them a FAIR TRIAL.
II, Forf all bilious dsrassement& and
eas1EsSSe prfs.stvee. Nh az ]. w
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Sores. Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Pain in
the Bones, Side and Head, Female
Weakness, Stsrility, Leucorrhes. arising
from internal liberation, and Uterine
dijaasA Syphilitic and Mercurial dis
eassa DsoPey, Dyspepsia, Emaciation,
Geaesl Debility, and for Purifying the
This sars.parillais aeombin.s;oa Of
vegetable Alternatives - Stillingis, Man
drake, Yellow Dock with ne lodides
Of Potassium and Iron, and d the most
e@cacious medicine yet known ioe
ths diseases it 10 intended 10 cure
ks ingredients are soskilfully CON-
bined, that the full Alternative effect Of
each 10 assured, and while il 10 90 mild
~ 10 Be harmless even 70 children, it is
still % e4ectual ~ 70 purge out from the
system thoss impuzities and corruptions
which develop into loathsoms disease.
The rsputatioa it enjoys i derived
from il cures, and The confidence which
prominent physicians al over Tie eoun-
tsy repose in it. prove their experience
Of 10 usefulness.
Certificates attesting ito vi.tues have
accumulated, and 90 constantly being
seeeiyed, and - many Of thees cases are
publicly known, thy furnish convincing
svidsncs oi he superiority II this Saf.
sapasills over every other Alternative
medicine. 50 ssasfally II its SUPER.
ovity 70 any other medicine known, that
~ need Do no more than 70 assure the
public that ne best qualities it has ever
possessed aso strictly maintained. 80
e -.
/. ~as.ai aut7 1H11AD ~ FL. f-at 4
d. &c. AVA 4 CO.. tss.M. .oss,
3. 3saGo1ee ss Aaeauoos0eSAsddGos.
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.P'rofessio nla 4 |: Cards.

..Itr VII ~ STt ~ li'N 4'fifTIET - =
Professional Cards.
% W. h' 'Ack'
Ia 700 lsscesssor 10 JACK 4 PIrtsos,
Attovssyasd Counselor at Lao
aNATCHlT0CHEs. LA.
0Nl1L Drsetics II to Courts Of atchitochss,
Nv Abias. DsSoto, Red River, VIM, kspiles,
ss1 Giant. ssd In tho Supreme Court Of tho
Steee. Clsi3s promptly attendedtc.
w. N.tIvY. DANIEL c. SCARBOROUGH.
,INY& SCARBOROUGH.
!. ~. ..a. w.. ATTORNEYS AZ Law
k1Ayue alsseisasa stsuss,vss Will psseaes
{ - e. 20 ts.ssh seA District, ~ l1th JsAi
q veenek ed - NE Raeiehes q VIM I'D
6tAot supreme Court Of louisiaaa, o, s. Ns
q "a end Circutt courts of LouiAjaGa and ri. n
Court d Clsinb q Washiustsn. -"
Il OMcs in the Lacoste Bu;)d,p- 10
wy OtAIh. ~.
NATCHIrOCHEs, La. -
Aug. 8, is7S-ly.
--------------.------.
7 H. 4 n. J.CCNN1NGHAN.,
- ATTORNEYS At Law.
st. Dcuis Street, NatchitochcS, La.
WILL give prompt and personal at.
w tontion to oil bnvIuess entrusted to
their care. '.t
Practices in the District and Parish !
Courts 10 the Parishes Of Natchitochxs, |
Ned River, DeSoto aud Sabine, and before |
the Supreme Court at Monroe and New
Orleans. Jan 5 7o-ly
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-01-17

Inc DARK nov Te0C00Q tho Oo0Ch.
The couple disembarked from the
little craft, and tying I, firmly to the
-hore they walked towards q little
cottage whose high aud picturesque
roof peeped forth from q cluster Of
oaks not far distant. The pretty
little residence WA built With some
taste, and CELIA and PHAoN entered
the beautiful gsrdens In front and
approached the door OF tho dwelling.
IoPHox knocked at the closed Dor.
tale. It wss quickly opened BY q
venerable old man, who kindly bade
them enter.
"FAther," ssid IopHoN, addreeeins
tho silver. headed old Greek. my
sister and myself by yesternights
equal have been driven TO this SPOT
I'VE know not where We are, nor
con 10 safely return to our homo.
W0ulds't thou be pleased to give %
food and shelter until Ne can prepare
70 return 70 our native shores ,"
The old man heartily welcomed
them. THE hospitality Of old Ma.
Rox's little cottage has never boon
impeaohedl'' be edded, inviting the
refugees 70 b seated. And beoeath
thu old root tho unfoItuDate viii
ever md . generole recopdoplas He
Ilyod hlD guests With wonder depletod
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-01-17
Ayers
Sarsapalrilla

For Scrofula, and all
sclofulous diseases, Erysi
pelas, Rose, or st. Antho-
nys Fire, Eruptions and
Eup6ve diseases Of the
skin, lj1cerations Of the
Liver, Stomach, Kidneys.
Lungs, Pimples, Pustules.
boils, Blotches, Tumors,
letter; Salt Rheum. Scsld
u>>l O:~~~n, Ill.,.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-01-17
BEWAaE or INVITATIONS.

The genuine are never sugar coated.
Every box has red wax seal on the
lid. with the impression DIX. McLANE's
LIVER PILLS. .,....
The genuine MCLANE's LIVER Pills
bear the signatures Of c. McLANr and
fisA'"o Baos. Oh the wnppers.
lmst spcn having the eeasins DIR.
{. MeLANfs'Lt Pitts, prepared b.
Fleming Bros, Of Pittsburgh, Pa, the
market being full of limitations Of the
name McLane, spelled differently but
same pronunciation.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-01-17

0Nl1LD ssetics II tie Courts OF Nate hitochss.
Nv Abias. DsSoto, Red River, VIM, kspiles,
~ Grant. ssd In tho Supreme Court Of tho
stete. Clai1s promptly attendsdtc.
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on his corrugated face, and gallant
! ~ inquired, "what land had tht
pride Of being the native place O.
tw2 such prodigies 10 nature?"
I'VE are Of Athens" Quickly res.
ponded the maid with a smile. who
Was delighted that she aud her
slave should be 50 easily mistaken
Tor brother and sister. She turned
towarde l0pHoN who sat on the rus.
tic bench, 90 Involuntary smile play.
ing around the corners OF his CHS.
aeled lip-ahd Whatever may have
been her ?eeltpgs OF pride and supe.
riortty totsrdS the slave who accom-.
panied her, they we're Loot 10 the ed.
ihtratiOn s6e could not within I'D from
ats handsome face and martial bear.
lug. For tho Nrst time she noIiced
6is wonderfil! beautiful coutour.
w!t0 DO pecutiar Rnace and majeHtv
" person, and tho Intellectual 0n3r.
acter OF bic candid features. Ia.
simultaneously with these flatterinR
attributes, that she was according
hlm II her thoughts, all the scenes
1t her late fight and deliverance
flashed through her memory. and
sue could not withhold adding to the
ilet OF his many attractions, the no.
Ole qualities OF courage, determina.
tio1, and devotion to bis master her
father. !
The old Greek was enrapturetl With
the extraordinary beauty Of the dam:
sel, and the distinguished manners
u her brother; and having thus Ok,
pressed tho pleasing impression
made upon him, be begged them.
Tor u heightened period to make bis
dwelling their home. Il
A lovely maid Of eighteen sum.
mers now entered theapartment, aud
having been introduced to the refu.
<ees took charge Of IcYLLIA. ARME.
"a, the old mao's daughter. was
,touter, though not 10 tall AZ her
beautiful guest; her dark brow eyes
md hair, and olive complexion. made
J vivid contrast with tho faicer fec.
ures and the lighter hued ringlets !
bat adorned the face Of tho ATHEN. |
AN mn AAnn Il aspoo MT 0os~ ~
, 1880-12-11
THE LATE PROF.. WATSON.

1;x"f:ov. Hyns1,htlri IIa. a Word TO Sny
About xtIni-Irof. gvataon'A Successor
Will Noon lie knIned-1Ais Will.
Special Dtpttfeh to 1ht Chicago Tribune.
MAD1poS, Wis, Dec. 10.-The Stutc .To.lr-
nut prints an interview Will ex-Gov. Wasli-
burn, tho founhcr of the Waslhurn 0bservu-
tory, III regard to the appointment Of suc-
cessor to the late Prot. Watson, and the coli
tinuarce Of the work OH the unfinished OBJ
seryatory. Gov. Washburn has just re-
turned from the East, and willie theru he
conferred freely with some of the, most
prominent Astronomers in the United States,
and successor to Prof. Watson, has been
fixed ,pon, and his name will sooM bo
submitted to tho Board Of University
Regents. The work on the Observatory will
aiMl l'rof. Watson's plaMs carried out IS farr
as they aro known. The contract for THO
east wing. now bciruE built, will be carried
o,it. md next year tho west wing will lN
eGGnnlnt: hS soar ob}sSsF{vator S{ rected BY
1.carly completed, and, tie machinery for 1t
IL being manufactured.
IT, G.y, Wa;nL4f" ,,ysn! snoke at considerable
1cnGth, Of H., I.of: Watson as y A., taal n1,'i
able destinations thrown ont by the press
sfnce Ills 1lnli,lely death, especially regard
Ing tho disposition, Of his property: pmt.
Watson Ind often told Gov. Washburn Ut
for tho benefit. Ut science, because bis wife
had MI estate ln her own name, and wis ILL.,
dependent
Gov. Was!burn, as the founder Of the ob-
SfaSGsSy a@y 5 % ~ rrcsEant r9faEt fo # e ~fsa bFd y
Regents Df tho University OF Wisconsin, was
brought III close and Intimate relations with
the great astronomer, and had learned 10
estscm l.l,n highly for lts soelsl 1nd scientific
, 1880-12-11
TIIREE:YANDALS.

DFunKon CaruFs II tho HNrdIck House.
This Hurdtck House wus not a model car-
.vans,rv @ ]ost piyl,t' anI its r,"s,s wcrn
"sansais 4"st t'tM'' nM 40 saas1s "1,o
uncomfortable right tn tho uli,lst Of ciyiltza-
tIon, Thu trouble arusa through the dis
chnrpn for incnmnatnncv md repcafn,a
."a,su s. ~ a,,., ~ aut,its - Ho.s,.i:, ~
nsS engineer, ~ md nd pan.si Murphy, tle fireman. as
Both men, In company with n third man
whom thew lad euuagefl To do tlle lard hlt-
ttn,- ~ o,nrsa,sf" .Ir,,,, vsst"r,Inv ma
'k' ~ s!o''vuo'J ua"n 'o'". ~"
lhen went 10 tle notc! pe4lt III 1alse1'lel:
, 1880-12-11

~ 'ndtinn[hcd for my injuries and
!f'ssca which. t1ron joint inquiry, 1nny
DO (",tnd II hnvn hcon sttatntnHd by tholn,
and III rcarect ot which they nrc rcusonn',ly on
Titled u c'nrnns,ltlon; hut, nn this rnint. have
to Sbaerve tllnt n eiam il pus;rt forward by
thotn for insa Of sh which hut boon caught, ur
which, HIT for tho inttrferoncn ut tho british
httlnr1nnn. might hayo 1,sc,l onRht ly tncnt,s Of
strand hshfn9,-a iumlo Of arhlnR to which,untcr
fio Treaty NJ Washington, they wcro mt en-
Titled to rcsort, tho prosecution l,y thom Of
asrand fishery hctng CLEARLY III excess at ttioir
trcnty privileges. 1ler MaInAty's Government
cattiot tio,tht thai, further confederation. tho
United stnica Government Will mt ho ul1pose,l
to support Il clafm IN respect Of loss Ut flsu
which thoy ilnd caught or might lnyc cnught ty
that proceaa. hayu tho honor 10 t,o otc.,
GnANvtELH.
J. II. LoTELt, EAT, etc.. oto., eto.
, 1880-12-11
FRANCE.
SPECULATIVE: DEMAND,


LONDON, Dec. t0--A correspondent nt rarts
says: Experienced tinanc!crs recommend
that the projectors of tho Panama Canal
scheme mako un allotment Of shares iu,-
ncdiately, NJ 1t Is eyilont that many have
applied for shares merely ior lhe purpose of
selling them again ut d profit, and number
IF shares must therefore b. thrown OH tho
market
Another dispatch from Paris says: Ap-
pttcatb]ns for Panama Canal sl,Arcs in Europe
roider necessary tho reduction of tho altot-
rlcnt to one-tl,fri of tho demands.
4 dispatch from Paris to the Times says:
There hare boon over ,20o, 600 application for
Panama Canal sharcs. Five hundred anl
ninety thousand shares were offered.
MaiE THEIRS.
PARIS, Dec. 1o.-Tho condition Of Mme,
Thiurs is much improved.
, 1880-12-11
CAUGHT In THE ACT.
Arrest Of a burglar Willie Breaking
Into IL kE0uhN.

Arrest Of a burglar Willie Breaking
INTO a EEpt,nn.
The police make The following report cou-
oor,tur ~ r1S ,rs,.'.,. u ,t"r". au 1' 'o'oA' eoA
Acting Oil tho information that come to
this oi'co Yesterday that thu residence Of
Emma Hunter md sfster. Nm. T45 Wrst l,akn
etroat ,vos - NV M rnhl h., ~ ,nrelnrs es s" H. -
Street. "As ~ Nv loupu " nule'nfs !''s'
night, nccordingly deta!led Officers Muir
nene und Costello to notify the Hunter sisters,
m',u t Seop ~ t,a ,a ~ a'oas ~ u siGu
nn lo snv, t1 H. '4e rennta,tnn ~ baxirr on"x
Tho report proceeds to explain ttat tho OIL:
GERS remained OH watch at tito house until I
o'nlocI, f., the ,1lor,,lnr. when tloy hearI tl,e
roar "J ,vtrS,," - @ 1atn, tnr, nm" nnd % mar ~ ant.r
@ rss m,so" ,a,c eaF H., a1a a ,," S,.cf :.
oper, 50 rs to afford ail easy escape. Then
In startetl dtrectly for thu room whcro tin
s,.t,ry ,,o,,niI, si,r hut lin ,,r,,.,,t,n,, In
sls'ers usu''.s S.eol: uas w ltcea"t @ t,a, ',,'
bcoll taken to placo tslem ctsc"hcso' anil unl-
COZ Murnnno WIS placed on gliarsl ut tho
door. lie Rrnppted with tho burglar ut once,
hit lin Inttor wns too nowerfuf for lin. ontl'
~. ,IS t..., t;t. .,.,, s,,L 80
, 1880-12-11

Prospect OF Fight with Tho Troops
Tho Sottcrs' Party Bound to to
Ahead.
ARKANSAS Cry, Kas., Dec. 10.-rayne's
colony remained I'll camp OIL tho Territory
lIno last night, tanked BY Lieut.. Mason and
forty-olght binc-coats OF tho Fourth cavalry.
Mason, by invitation. visited 1'Aynu's head
Quartors md read Ills ortiera 10 the
deliyercd& 2au address thanking Gen. Pope
for Ills military escort. but notifying L!out
A[nson tint 1t was tho lntuntlon OF the colo
There was a manifest good feeling and fra
toEllIzlng betWeal, tho troups aud tho t'nmI-
grants. When your correspondent loft catup
this morning the co!olists wore on MILITARY
dross-patrade aud inspection, With the Stag5
and Stripes ut Tue right Ut tho line.
Tho Immigrants nr0 lleryUd to tho doter-
mlnatIou to 90 to Oklahoma ut any cost,
and; should the troops oppose, or, Rs Is Al,-
ttcipatat, kill their horses or attempt to
destroy their Quilt, there will bo tlooly
conflict
TiIo colonIsts tr0kH camp nt 10 o'clock o..
n,., aud are moving westward OIL the Kansas
llno. All they desire Is that Congress should
act with promptuass u1Ml decision III fixing
tic status OF tic coded larls, Hundreds of
cOIohtats arc mnying towards tue Territory
froM other points,
The loncas n,ld Nez Perccs have beer
stlrruti up by eln(ssnrlcs froln tho Agencies,
and are threatening to taka tho war-patll n,sd
massacre tltc Immigrants. The rupular feel
lug Ut the KANSAS !prler IL ulRt tho I'rcsi-
asat H. sllal qualiy hif p,oslaatpn 80 as to
Cherokee Strlu. MD permit than tn anttln