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Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1880-04-27

Mejor Lyon IS walking away with oil
the boys in the lire OF wagons and farm
machinery. He sells the celebrated
Jackson wagon.
A ride into the country last Wednesday
disclosed the fact that the majority of the
business done in Jamestown. is done in
the rural districts, % to speak.
When We do not please some folks and
they get on theil car because we do not,
we seek consolation by taking into con-
sideration the harmless fact that in
opinion, they are no further from us than
we are from them. There is nothing like
equality.
The gang" have enjoyed several indoor
picnics during the past few days which
they would not have enjoyed had it not
been tor their hospitable friend, A. A.
Allen, who has just received box Of good
things from his parents and friends, in
Cold Water Michigan. Tho gang" return
many thanks.
The special attention Of the public is
directed to the new two column advertis.
ment Of our very enterprising merchant
Major L Lyon. Ever since MI. Lyon
first came among US he has shown him.
self to be man of experience and first
class business qualifications, and We are
pleased to see him enjoying the liberal pat
ronage that he is. His new stock has ar.
rived and is artistically arranged.
The weathe, during the past week has
been somewhat unsteady. but not particu-
larly unpleasant. Seeding has been rapidly
pushed forward and at the close ofanother
week it is expected that the majority ofthe
early seeding will have been done. Early
Friday morning gentle shower, accom-.
panied by mild Scutheasterly breeze, set
in and continued with increasing wetnsss
until late the following evening, when
it developed into vigorous snow storm
which lasted several hours.
We are in receipt Of the Jamestown
ALEsT, published away out among the
snow banks OF Dakota Territory by our old
friend Marshall Mcclure, founder of the
Manton Tribune. We wish Nc. 'skads'
of the dollars Of our "daddies," that he
may gather IN from the snow Of that re-
gion-whew, it makes us shudder to think
Of il. Shake old boy Lake City
Mich. Journal.
"Snow banks" why, Bro. Barker. you
have more snow right in Missaukee county
in one year than we have in this blissful
region of balmy breezes and sunshine. in
ten. Things have changed wonderfully
since you got kicked out of the capitol
building At Yankton.
Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1880-04-27
Jamestown General Market,
Corrected Weekly by L, LYON

No I wheat 95 cts y 81 per bushel
No2 90c p92 bu = Oats IS y 6Oc bu
White Rose Flour -----$S per barrel.
-Four ace Patent Flour SO per barrel.
Mess Pork $40 bbl - Bacon 12kAl3c ID
Hams IA 7B15ctb Dried Beef Is 59 lSc ID
Coffee best 25c h. Dried apples 1890 tb
Dried Peaches 12111e@s Dried prunes l21S
bl'kberries121z z-Zantee currants1219c
Alden Evaporated apples Csc per pound
Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1880-04-27
TO RENT.

Sixty seven acres of land for the season
either on shares or for cash. The use Of
house included. Enquire At this. Office.
Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1880-04-27

Chicago kilograms state that seven
men who left Pont St. lgnace in a sail
boat to 60 up to tho north shore, were
overtaken BY the storm on Monday and
drowned.
Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1880-04-27

CHICAGO, April 26.-Reports received
here show that the tornado extended over
Northwestern Iowa, its path being about
q half mile wide. At Lorraine eleven
houses were levsled to the ground and
several persons injured.
Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1880-04-27
BY TELEGRAPH.
A BUDGET OF HORRORS.
Tornad0es And Fire, Cause Death
and Destruction on Land
and Sea.


and Sea.
Telehraphic advices of the 22d say that
on Sunday last the most terrific cyclone
ever known in that section struck the
town Of Marsh6sld, Mo, with terrible
force, leveling it to the ground and bury
ing the inhabitants in the debris, causing
scone of horrors impossible to describe.
As reports continue to come in the de-
tails prove the disaster to be even greater
than at first supposed. Over 100 persons
were killed and $50 wounded. It dealt
death and destruction not only Lover near-
" half of Missouri, but ragged with great
fury through the northern half of Arkan-
sas and q considerable part Of eastern
kansas. Physicians and nurses have been
sent from nsighboriug cities, and the Gov.
srument has ordered 500 tents to bs for
warded to the relief of the sufferers.
New YORK, April 21.-A shocking
casualty occurred at 10 o'sloek tonight.
The roof of Madison Square Garden fell,
and the entire wall fronting on Madison
avenue gave way, falling into the street,
covering several persons on the sidewalk.
A charitablesfair was in progress in the
building and many were buried beneath
the falling root, some Of whom were prom
inently known in this city. The police,
ftremen and ambulance corps are rapidly
clearing away the debris. removing dead
bodies and conveying the wounded to the
hospitals. The scene 10 heart-rending. At
least ten are killee or wounded. Cabmen
and horses were killed in the street. The
loss is very great apart from the loss Of
life. Valuable art treasures were de.
stroyed and the damage to the building
amounts to $4,000.
OTTAWA, April 3s.-A great fire oc-
cured in Hull, opposite this city to-day.
About 800 houses were burned and over
1000 people are homeless. Many acci.
dsats occurred and several lives lost.
The suffering is intense. No shelter is
to be had and hundreds are forced to sleep
in the streets. The property destroyed
was mainly occupied BY laborers. There
is but little insurance.
CHICAGO, April 26.-Reports rec.ived
here show that the tornado extended over
Northwestern Iowa, its path being about
q half mile wide At Lorraine eleven
houses were levsled to the ground and
several persons injured.
Chicago kilograms state that seven
men who left Pont St. lgnace in sail
boat to 60 up to tho north shore, were
overtaken by the storm on Monday and
drowned.
Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1880-04-27

All business communications should be addressed
10 MARSHALL McCLUHE,
Jamestown, Dakota
The Republican journal., 1880-01-29
Senator Blaine.

The at1ectiOnate enthusiasm with which
the Maine Republicans greeted senator
Blaine on Saturday, when he made his
first public appearance in a considerable
time, was Il type Of the admiration with
which his recent course must be regarded
10y the whole country 1t is a fact worthy
Of public attention that in this whole
Maine business Mr.. Blaine has exhibited
the very qualities which his enemies have
always declared he dnot possess. The
country has been repeatedly assured that
he was brilliant debatel, but a poor
COUNSELLOR; that he was good man to
stir UP the masses Oh the stump, but
lacked the moderation (and dullness)
necessary to Il statesman that he was
too radical that he was reckless, that he
lacked conservatism and caution 1t will
60 no halm to direct attention to the
tact that moderation, caution, cOnserya-
tlsm, have been the most conSpicu0us
features Of the whole Republican cam
palgn IN Maine, as carried through under
Mr.. Blainc's leadership. He has kept
cool III place where almost any other
man would have lost his wits. lie has
not taken one false step, and his campaiun
for popular rights has moved steadily for
ward With the precision Of machinery,
impressing the country at every advance
with the justice Of the Republican cause,
and forcing his opponents steadily back
ward. 1t isnot an eXaggeration to say that
his leadership has combined the highest
political skill with the soundest Judgment
IL craftsmanship. This has been done
too when public feeling was at a white
heat. very little spark would have
kindled war in Maine, and the fact that
there has been no war is probably due
more to Mr.. Blaine than to any other
man. n. y. Tribune.
The Republican journal., 1880-01-29

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The Republican journal., 1880-01-29
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From thu New York SUM
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earth. i9clos,s ahoDt Two acres of ornrnl
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The Republican journal., 1880-01-29

LIVER AND BACON. Have beef liver
I1l thlni cover it with boiling water; foI
oHe pound Of liver have one-half pound
2l VI 1leon cut in thin slices. Fry brown.
i,'3 ii"} + e the liver seasoned with salt, pepper
aliQ Ilom fry brown in bacon fat. 70
el@he II, the gravy, put one-half tablespoon
IuI ol hour in the fat remaining in the
pan: Cook until brown, and add one
nan m PINT of water. Season with salt and
pepper and pour it on the liver. From
MISS NJ. Parloa's Recipes.
The Republican journal., 1880-01-29

ened. The cold, deadly look returned to
the gray eye, and our breakfast was soon
finished
Shouldering my rifle | stepped out of
the stockadc and slowly walked down the
valley. On the distant hillsides antelopes
grazed; down the valley before me |
could see few deer running for cover to
the willows by the stream. Now and
then a grouse rose before me and flew
rapidly away Resisting all temptation
to shoot ut anything. walked steadily
ON. Climbing hill, sat on a red rock
and muSngly gaZcd at the vast plains to
the northeast, 1T the foothills of the range,
and at the rugged rocky range beyond.
! love the Rocky Mountains, and never
tire Of their face | wasted hours in
looking and in thinking of the many tales
| had heard Of the range When the sun
Was high above me | started for the viii
lows. There nearly shot the heads off
of SlN grouse. Then iointing a light trout
pole. whipped the clear pools Of the
south fork Of tile Teton, ana was soon re-
Warded by a string of fine lmlt-pound
trout. Then came the pleasant walk
back through the cnul drN air ana over
the criSpy grass OF the North What a
luxury life was in the valley of the Teton.
turned my spojls over to the smiling
Indian woman whoacted rs cook tor Burr.
The rest of the day spent on horseback.
running antelope with lot of half blood
Indians. At : o'clock supper was serlcd
and eaten. The sherry was brought ont.
and | scattered ON The table 4 handful.
my last, Of Rosa Conchas that had never
paid dutN. and Is we sat smoking Burr
told me this story
"In the fall Of l~6- | Thought ii might
be profitable to start a trading post in
the Yellowstone Valley. Learning from
the Blackcct that the SIOUX We're camprd
on the south side Of the river. dctcrm-
ined to ride over and see what arrange
mrnt~ | could make with them. crossed
the Belt mountains and, riding down the
valley. was soon at their camp, | on the
north side Of the river. they ON the south.
Sat Oh my horse and hailed the camp.
M answer. | could see plenty ot Ina
IanS walking about, and again haicd
No answer. shouted myself hnarsy.
and the only notice taken of me was hv
an old buck vino walked To the river
\ bank, looked ut me, made AN insulting
/ gesture and SLOW ~ walked oil. | went
There 70 trade and having got angry at
Tho treatment. though ! wen knew that
ought to leave the valley ut once. |. like
q fool. resolved To cross the stream and
brave the danger 50 toricd and rode
INTO the camp. spoke 10 no our: uu
one spoke to mr. The suilcn braves
turned their backs Oh me as rode w
The street The louu- -jrls looked culI-
ousIy ut u~ Riding Slowly along.
cooled rapidly ! Saw that | was hot
| wanted, and | at last realized that was
in danger did not dare tn ride u TIM
south, out Of The camp, hot did | have
courage ciIou-h to attcupt 10 rcrIuss tie
river.
Before me Stood great TENT made ot
buffalo Skins Ii was thc largest had
The Republican journal., 1880-01-29

tbd 's[e Afford, who has recently been elected to
HES opeakershiP of the Iowa House of Representa-
XXX, y ~ d native Of Hope, Knox Co, Me He is
H. HI D. years of aye, and lawyer by profession
-0 served IN the war of the rebellion
The Republican journal., 1880-01-29

The Stuyvesant Bank in New York failed ten
years ago Assignee Platt now reports the receipts
as so i69 and law expenses Sl3 800 leaving Sl6-
600, which gives dividend of three cents on a
dollar, to the depoStors
The Republican journal., 1880-01-29

The conduct Of the Greenbacllcrs re-
minds one Of the old story about the man
whose head was 50 nearly shaved off by
the cXecutioner that he was not aware
the ceremony had been performed until i
casual sneeze shook his intellect into the
basket. Down at Washington, De La
Matyr and the rest urc carrying on lit a
great rate, making motions, proposing
amendments, and all the rest Of it, Just
as though the party had not since last
fall been as dead as a door-nail North
American
Fix Empress Eugenic will embark with small
retnue on the steamer German for the Cape of
GOOD Hope March 10Th Arrangements will be
made to expedite the voyage, as to enable her
to arrive at the scene Of the Princes death by
June lst, the anniversary Of that event
Bowdon College, of which General Chamber
lam, of Maine, is President, has given to the
country not few men eminent in the various
walks of life Among the graduates Of that nsti-
tuition were President Pierce, Nathaniel Haw
thorne and Henry W, Longtellow.
The Unitarian Year Book for 1880 reports 1886
societies i'll the United States, and 405 ministers
There has been a decrease of twenty in the past
year IN the list of societies, and of six in the mum
Der Of settled ministers.
The Republican journal., 1880-01-29

disease similar to diphthera is causing from
four to five deaths per day among adults and chill
dren at Deadwood.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-08
FH REERT News

The Princess Lous5 will SSH + Canada on
the 70 b inst
A FIRE broke oat Of Amsterdam. Holland,
last uight and la: soc3 been rag ng With great
violeccc.
The tacent Italia Irredenta agitation has led
to several challenges 10 mortal combaI; among
ihen Sigoor luoElani, vice president Of the
lrredeuta comm!tse, has challenged Menoti
Garlbaidi.
Couot pumonoel. who is recognized in Paris
as the highest authority GU electric science,
writes to the Temps, saying that the + lisou
lamp ls not neF, a1i HsrGivg Tho rublic aga0st
pom2uus auoCucot meats trcm the new .Tofid.
Il is stated thar Russia is the only power
witch thr9ateus Elropcsn peace, suG the 600.
csu!ratlon Ct her forces DC her western frontie:
IS caG=IoE tDuob agitation, sud the possibility OF
Russo German war is discussed.
The Cologne Gszatto has bitter article on
the dictatorship Tnicn Bismarck is exefci5ing
over France Ia regard to her f0rcigu relations.
Th3 arl!cle is remarks5e for liz iusocnl a0d
threatening IONS towards Face and hostility Il
hGssG.
Irish REM agitation has eotertd a ocw phase,
and nas y nI.d iIom the rural 10 the uroaui
ao-ll::cs. 4 movcment is atoos to agita,e fol
remission or reduction Of tcuts % thc part Of
the pooEer uscho Lars and .ensuts in Dublin
a1C the 0;hGr larger towns. Tic British gov
a7; n ut pTcp2es 20 Soivo ihe labor problem in
l"2a7C vita the sorpuj ctutch fuGd.
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ES-EH-g fiR TEE 81 Z.
4 new aud large Latin Dio:ioCaiy Is isl

4 new aud large Latin Dio:iorafy il Just oct.
Four editions of the Christians DunbcE oil St.
Nicholas have been issued.
Adam and Eve" is one Of the best OF the
late sarisi stories ic LtteIi's Living Age. They
arc Dot tbs cid parties elsewhere referred to-
Gen. GRAFT and parry attended E barqueS at
the Windsor Hotel. J acks3n9lllc, Horde, last
night. Over 200 persons we're prt5en'.
Stephen LorgteoW. nephew Of the poet,
He0ry LnBgteii0w, was heid for trial 10 Boston
yesterday TOR forcing the nznc Of the latter &c
check tor 81 900.
4 young man named George ?. Hirth. was
murdered and robbed 10 Washington last niGht
By four negro men, Tho escaped. The qouo2
nal's head vas mashed 10 gta some blu7s it,
s:ruDeut, his pockets turned inside cut AID bis
watch and small amount OF mccoy are missing.
Early OIL Monday morning EIIemins Roth, a
young girl between thirteen ard fourteen yeas:
Of age, einp, & EitiI married nan named VII
lou.hby Ar3c!L. &! North White He'll, uesl
A!!eG;G@u. Pa Arnoi1 had worked Gu thC
ne taTla White !hc gil WIS employed. auG
;htg VIE VarF ultimate with each ether. Arco!C
has wiia and CHILD.
Ayou7s nan Rilo vas f2uod il WesnDetcr
With hls throat chi Tuesday niehs was identified
a. Theodore +. Slater. formerly letter carrier
and more recently employed IL the railway msl
service running between Washington aud Rich
mon3. He Tas removed 10 the Propldeuc;
Hospital yesterday. Young Slater caused
sar.aton about year ago OF Seventh stree
By cutting bis thro2: With TsZJr. He is be
lItyGG tc be Insane.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-08

Gil He then took the same course SIS that
taken By Swan. II lis atid.vi. he shows
;hat tbs Republicans assured hin thai wbeG
they go! ooatroI Of me Hnusa lie should be
seated and De we'll provided fox. Witnesses to
the prclim!rsties OF these atisirs aiso give tss
tnloHy to tho ruth of ,ho affiiGvis.
AUGUSTA, Jau. S-Both brsuchss ct the
Legislature assembled to-day Quietly at teo
c'ciock, there beiog 20 cou,paris 10 tetwcen the
crowd and that of yesterday. Tho S=uste as
sanbied quietly ard Immediately On opening
al order was passed Girec"ios al iuTcsrigatioo
into the alleged bribery cases.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-08
alexandria Gazette.

ltfom thu Southern Churchmsn.l
cae ii the Oldest papers in the United Ststos
's LAG RioxahdEi. Gazette. At the beginning of
s"ls s.onih i!eutcred it. 8ist yesrl Wnst changes
i. has SEEN get during all this time it has been
IN thS hands Of the same family, has been always
on :h9 side Of good morals and honorable des.-
ing, and ia conducted with Industry and vim,
giving not only locsl ncvs, but resume Of inc
news Of the gorld, with spsc.! reference 70
Washington. Rich mcnd and Virgins i.t.,i;.
genee We nave known tha G:zst.n long wa
lender it or bast regards, and wish for eli cen.
lscsed with 1t happiness sud proSneri:y.
from the Charlottesville J F.ssoaian1
On the 6 81 of January our sncisn. and o..
client contemporary, the Als.and.is 9sz,..e,
aiia:ei upon is Sist yes-.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS

MANSION HOUSE Rev B Bealo, T A
Beale. Hagos Va; Vim j Cousins, BALTIC Nd:
Dr. + E Stuart We; Harry & Smart, egsoi
frederick Pauidine; Geo E Taylor, Dsvrer's
Springs Va; TnoS Garne!t, Hull Eng Harris
Treem,n, Va
ToN1INE HOTEL F Psf, c;t;; Chas "
Rose, B4i.o BIC; Geo u Trnusdale, Rnchcs,ar
y 7; fhcs j Chew, Fsuqaier coun,y W.; 0 D
M',isr, + " D.aherags, Rappaaaouuck G m
t; "; U j .dorntjn, Fauq4;er county; + "
R'ehaTt on, Judge Jas 5aogstcr, Fairfax G q
We; ) 4 Purcell Hickory Grove Va;EU Syi-
veSter, BALTIC; o w d1ntt, F,i.ta 9 Fl: +
MolaIt, South Carolina; G DJuglass, Washing.
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From 3StctllnOuts.

[Specisl Dispatch to the Alexandria Gazette,
RICHMOND. Dc. Bat LILLE was done in
tho Legislature yesterday aud both Houses ado
i.uraeG Etter stort .cs-:o $.
10 the Suoa:o the Govcracr was called upon
for lltoTma,i)o in reference TO tho boundary
loo between Fir2iois aud ,hp dismcnbcrcd
psr:, known as West Virginia. Several bills were
sd7anesd on the calendar, others passed By, and
number Of 20 general Interest read 6 third
time and psssed.
hr. Heory's resolution in reference to bor
rowing money to ply the interest ca tho public
debt. offered before the r3cesa, was referred 10
the Finance Committee.
10 tho House Of DcIerates auong the bills
aUd resoluious introduced AID referred w:re
the f1l'owr2:
r soutioo askiCg for raasses=ncot ef real
estate 10 this S;a;a oo uniform hasIs
Resolution ins1uc ,iug the Committee Of
Chesapeake Tributaries 20 crqu re- into t1c 4
pedlaDey OF providing ~ lew that lie cys CT
rock ID 'he Rippahanucck iiTer. koU@n 81 T..
Russal! Rock, be opened to lae ue ii 81 r,I-
so1s resident OF the Comn2uSec,:
Bill 20 erl2nd aud re c1.ct i"c is s,eticn O!
chapter 30 81 tue Coje Of lS11GG
| bill &c laocrpoEae fc, cl.. l. jxv NJ $50
-ASSttd' Il iSS atS -iCS s''Si Is w ..t
town Ct L1vat:sIi'!e, Ii 'hc c1cut CT Leu o o
I Bill to gecuc2 taXts C CT cjs,s
Bill authorizing the hoard Il su etyslrs .!
| Clsrke cor1iy 20 bo:G-w nor,y
! And resolution tast n" Ctuui;!ee o. CoG. {
Of Justice b. insIrVc ed &C PIT ii 70
amerd!og the Sc: 81 1861 chat. CT
| tho C9dc OF Nnp:li. s; 10 Ill / the sstn- ii. ~
efficient n aie7: L los ;h. C E:5ios Of cone ii
Tespors.
A caucus of tha R9.djas,e!5 VS. bill lie t
Eisht, at Which The nomination uf judges u,s
resumed, aud the following made: For Ez>.
beth City ard Warwick, W. R, willis; F.ir!2x
and ArxaEd'ia county, Jas Sz1gstrf; Fau-
quie7,W. 3. G. Shaua,e Fl ,d.Iick,J s:ph H.
| SheE:ard, 81; Gooohend, George P. Hughes;
GTaysoo, George W. Core; Greene eud MGdi
500, ". 3. szlsy; Hanover, w. ". New
man, N1essrs Willis. Satester, Sh,rIard sud
Benzey are present iucumbents.