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Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1880-01-09
NAMES MIGHTY MUDDLE.
THE Two HOUSES MEET, DO
LITTLE AND D-ADJOLAN.
The Gigantic Steal not likely to be
Tolerated blythe People--Only Sew
enty-two Republicans Seated---
Injunction on the Treasurer
Special Dispatches to The Tribune. ~

Special Dispatches to The Tribune.
~ .PAYMAsTER THOMAS COMING.
FT. BUFORD, D r., Jan. 8.-Paymaster
Thomas with his assistant accompanied
by an escort from the Sixth Infantry com
manded by Lieut.. S. w. Groesbeck, adju-
tant of the regiment, left this post en- route
to Bismarck on the 9th inst. General
Thomas will pay the troops at Ft. Steven
son. Adjutant Groesbeck will 60 cast
from Bismarck on leave. urgent business
calling him to his home for few months
The remaining mechanics who have been
at work on the government buildings
leave here for st. Paul via Bismarck On
the 10th. Mathews & Lan.ling's teams
take them through the snow drifts.
THE MAINE MUDDLE.
AUGUSTA, Me-, Jan. 9.-B 9TH branches
OF the Maine Legislature assembled quiet
ly yesterday. The crowd was greatly d.
minished, and the police force strong.
Senator Hobson offered a resolution that
a joint committee be appointed to investi-
gate the bribery and corruption alleged,
offered the Fusionists since certificates
were received, and report Immediately.
The resolution was opposed by the Re.
publcans, but it finally passed. The
House record shows but seventy-two men,
bers seated OH Wednesday. Sixty Repub-
licans who had certificates,
OFFERED TO QUALIFY
yesterday, but acting Gov. Lawson de-
clined to qualify them, on the ground
that he did not exactly know his powers.
The House then adjourned. Swan and
Hartman, two Fusionlsts. announce that
$4,000 each had been offered them by
Wallace NJ. White. The latter emphatic
ally denies 1t. The Republicans propose
to get out an injunction foroidding the
Treasurer to pay salaries and mileage to
the members, and then bring the legality
before the Supreme Court.
THE STRIKING BUTCHERS.
CHICAGO, Jan. 9.-An open air meeting
of the striking butchers was held at Dex-
ter Park Yesterday. Ten thousand were
present and it was resolved to stick to-
gether.
A GRAVE CHARGE.
WAsHINGToN, D. g., Jan. 9.-Claude B.
Fisk, one of the board Of Indian Com
missioners, will bring before the board
today charges against Hayt that he
shielded the irregularities OF Agent Hart,
at San Carlos agency, and went into the
mining operations With Hart under an
other parties name. Hayt denies the
truth OF the charges.
HEAVY DEFAULTER.
New YORK, Jan. 9-Benj. c. Bogart,
treasurer of the New York Produce Ex-
change, IS discovered to be defaul,er to
the extent OF $135 000 He died suddenly
Wednesday from appoplexy, but it is now
thought to have been suicide. The ac-
counts had been investigated the day be
fore and the startling revelations it is sup
posed induced him to take his own life.
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Died.

Near New Palestine, Cooper County Mo.
Theadore, son OF J. w. and Mary F. Wat
son, in the twelfth year of his age, with
rheumatism and dropsy Of the heart.
During the last three weeks of his i'll.
neas be suffered excrucisting pain. He
could not lie down, but Was obliged 10 cit
up IN . chair and rest on . small stsnd in
front of him and died while sitting up.
You have lsft US darling Theodore,
For happy home We know;
But oh. our homo il lonely without you
And our hearts are filed with woe.
What Is all TINS world without you,
Naugh, but darkness franght with fear.
Yet We cannot dearest. Theodore,
Wish you with rs back again.
Long we've grieved TO see, loved br other.
God had marked you for his own,
And wirh braye heroic patience,
You've the cross Of suffering borne,
Yes the cross was here your portion,
But your crown 10 won At last,
And your poor heart-broken lone ones.
Know your paine and cares are past
Do not grievs then dearest father,
That our loved one is At rest,
Soon he'll welcome u forever
To his homo among the blest.
AFnIESD.
NEW PALESTINE, Mo-. May 20, 1889.
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JIM. Cruscb6eld went hunting last
Friday.
WIN. Uric hes settled down for life.
He says bis wife loves him and they both
read the BAz0O.
Bob Dalton, manager Of the Eads
hotel, dishes up traWberries and cream to
hisguesss almost daily.
The normal school girls are prettier
this year than ever before in the history oil
this educational institution.
Bob Dalton has cent his loquacious
parrot TO the country TO whoop up the rural
democracy tor Tilden and reform.
Files of the Warnensburg Standard
from 1871 to 1875. Inclusive. for sale
cheap, BY J. West Goodwin, Set:lia.
Dickens, Hewitt Burns," exclaimed |:
normal literary damsel when she sav John
Browns old ice house 90 FIRE last Monday
evening,
The brewery vest If town il favorite
resort for those Who like to look upon the
glass when il Is amber colonel, - il don'.
bite like serpent.
The southern methodist church folks
gave . strawberry festival on Friday night
last, in the court house. II vas Q success
and the ladies ere al smiles.
-Wilson HALEY il candidate for sher-
hot CANVASS, snd If nominated will he elect.
ed and make good sheriff.
Mis- Annie Zimmerman, who has been
afflicted With in6ammstory Rheumatism
for some time, IL nov convaleacing and
will soon be able to resume her former 20.
siiion in the social circle.
"A candidates. picnic vas held on
s9ristle Ridge" on Friday. II vas . tame
affair and the candidates did not pan out
very largely. but the pretty girls and gal
liant boys were out in force.
j. w. Harrison sold his livery stable
q fes dsys ago 70 Geo. Carter, OF Knob
noster. Carter concluded be wss not fitted
for the business and in few dsys he cold
to John Hsrpsr, Of Knobaostes, who il
nov proprietor Of ths stable.
Cal Tab IL . coloEed boy and he lam
cuisines iu the hot box. About one week
ago he used . razor rather promlscuously
on another coon, and be vas sent t. the
county Jail for six months. The authori-
ties hired him ont to Wsddy Thompson to
work in the coal mine but he did not stay
lone-be left for parts unknown. Tab vas
rearressed dsy Or too ago and i now in
dursnce vile.
There are no saloons in johnson coun.
ty-that IL, lidAs.seL. Oficen Of the Law
say that the time never existed 10 johnson
county when there vas 20 much liquor
drunk - a the present time. il 10 said
that drug stores, Wholesale liquor houses
and cider mills peddle out large and never
ceasing 10 Gov quantities Of il to every
body Who hes the money. The probabilities
are that TO liceose saloons would be ben
eft to the county and its people.
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The heavy rains lest week caused food
snd Mr.. High Prices ~ drowned ct the
Bazaar store. 3Os Ohio street. where they are
selling piles of ladies' hats, esilor hats, IL.
GO. boe'ery. ruchines. gloves, faos. pam.
sole, etc. Call and re the new goods st
the Bazaar, where al can buy something for
almost nothing.
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A CARD.

To Ill who sre snfisrng from the errors
and iudiscresions u youth, nervous weak
neas. earley decay, loss 81 manhood. &c, I
sill send receipt that will cure you, FREE
OF CHARGE. THE great remedy VA dis
covered by q missionary in Soalh Awerics.
Send self addressed envelope to the Rev
+. lnman, Station d, New York City.
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REMOVAL.

The veil known and reliable sewing ma
chine 6rm Of 8. A. Wright q Co. have
moved to the large and finely lighted room
No. III Ohio Street. where they guarantee
to one end all the largest stock and lowest
prices on sny and ell makes Of sewing ma
chimes. Go and &c them. skv q
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F00TLIoaT FLASHES.



Sai.t,ury'> Trouhs.t.,urs are engaged 70 op~n a,
i"s"rI'""' Ia July
Nine. Csriotts PATTI, An.trsltsp tour Ia, M,
proved = .ue--~s.
Mr.. s-otr -s,J.ion. will penetrate the state,
with two n~w play. Ne II ,-s-ou
C.r,.r.-., Minstrel. .,,..,s., -, Nh. .r,,.
Op~rs. house. Toronto. MAY n. :.
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,,,'' LII ). ramo.ax - Ia, .sn "eA Wa
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-
Mis- So.i s'idons gave = r-sd,ns IA ia" Euelid
,.,.., - .". ~, We, :.
a, yansussnex ana COMPANY ~.re ,nCumh~rsnd,
""' HAy ~ usS-fs3"~h -'. nssiinx. Va. "a
Robson and and Crane opcn.,i tor tho week IT
the "rsnh "psfs- houss. Milwaukee,. W.T.. May
W.
fr-nh'- Ensiish-opsrs Company wong IN t.lti-
more May u. one week, thence to New York aud
Adele b~ixsrd- ~ about To 'reor.sniI- amt
take the rosd szzin; hut sargent will not BE- her
nisnsE~r.
LAURENCE tarrett hs. changed Ms mimi AMI
vail not 80 tn Europe this summer. bot viii r.-,
81 Cohssset, Mass.
I.bn Nr.,nvh,r, nm N.x s,h ,~ls,r,,.I ~.
ssy~us,@th brTrhsiny. hayIn. t~~n hfty y.ar- ON
the DRAMATIC stage.
John r. Ravm.n.i appear. under the manage
u,ent Of a. m. smith an Fall River Ma. Nav IL
Prov,d.pe, r T., Is ~
90, -, = -. a.. r.
-. r,a.,.r NJ ~ M. -, hs~,,, 800
only moderately .Ir,,-.-tui-
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Doyiy sart~- COMPANY presented The
Pirates OF fenxtnss Al the tsrand oPers-hoa>-.
'oro1.o' Way ~. '-' - 10 'A's' Su''e"oe'
The Bs-Four Minstrei- we're IN Syracuse, y.
w.. May IL. Auburn -. Wstsr,o~u ~, Oytensourg
-. Prescott Il. =, and are due sf MONTREAL ~.
TONY Denisr "Humpty Durnpty" troupe
amused the d. nizen- Of Rscrne, Wiz. May ~.
and Fond tu i.ac II. Wsi-rsowH -, NsiI..'n ~
As -ssuIt OF HI, eap~rienc~ John Mccullough
Gays that there - . better appreciation OF
shakesp,arS AMONG the theatrical auilsn'e' OF
the south than among those o' the nor'h-
sspt@J every day from the I.th Ut MAY till the
10Th Of sep:emosr, with the exception Of Csrpus
Christi Day and the Feast OF ~ Peter aud 81.
Paul.
Roh.oo AMI Crane pl.yei IN IA Crosse WI-
Nav no, Dubuaae Iowa. m. Fr.eport. iii n.
Jsns-v,lIe. VII. rs. MADISON "A. Rsein. n,
| Milwsuk-. u, for one weeks and there close
| their season.
1 t;u. Williams and company performed s.uur
,;~rman senator" in Law renee, Mas u, Hsv@r-
hill rs. Lov.li 10 Worcester ~, Chel.es Il .
/ LYNN "a and are due at Portsmouth. " H. ~
Halifax, Ms. H.
,n sna" Of J.bn " Bsra.ii ,i.lr.i a"rars I'M
May u; Ro"lslI" Is. klsin -. @.kfori -:
O-hko.h -
Kate cia.,o. Psnsd TO, week a . The P,.,.,
Orphans" Manager ElI-er has ,ntroc,red into
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-05-25

Cap. WICKER - arrested yesterday By
Constable Conner, charged With IN sassult
With iaieas 70 kill. Thia will b refresh
Ing ssvs 70 The young lady Who b to b
his hid next Wedsssasy.
TIE dsunsea wretch will have bessiae
bsloes Judge CLARK 1t - early day.
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-Indieestios. vesk stomach, irregulari-
ties Of the bowels, cannot exist vhes Hop
Bitten Sre used.
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CIRCUIT COURT.
The Docket Of Yesterday.

Sheriff acknowledges deed 10 George W
Kemp.
Sheriff Acknowledges deed 70 John K
Wnsston.
JH Chambers 4 Co " U F Short
plaintiff fles Q motion to set aside judg
ment and for new trial.
CIV Smiley ct al ~ G u Smiley ct Al
decision 10 be rendered Monday.
Ssethman " Stethmsn-davorce granted
John ] Collins " Peter Devine-gsrnishe'
tiles motion to quash return Of sherif end
for his discharge.
State ex rel Brown " Harriet L Samp
son ct ai-defendants have leave 70 hls
aneWer.
State ex rel Brown " Curtis Field
plaintiff dismisses cause.
Thomas B Pemberton " Jackson Nc
Kehoust ct al-eause dismissed At plaintiff
cost.
John J Comfy W John A Wrong ct al
defendants Talmaee and Bullard file theil
separate answers.
james T Kemp 70 Jsmes W Rhine ct .
John Montgomery appointed guardian
nd Item for the minor defendanss. Guar
dian I'd litem 6les answer and Plsintie hle
proof Of publication.
Thomss B Psmbeetou ~ Wm n Embre'
ct .l-plaintiff Giles proof of publication.
Same " Same-s.rd.r entered that moth
aeatiou to defendants BY publication b
given, the same to b. printed il
the Sedalia weekly BAzo0.
State ex rel Brown ~ John Aontgomer,
Jr ct Il court renders verdict for plaintiff
Georgia n Jones " Jacob B Josss-
iuterlocutory judgment BY default granted
BIG Wilkerson sdm'r " Grin c Wsid-
proof Of publication 6led.
Mentor Thomson, special commissioner
files report Of sale.
Sheriff acknowledges to W H Rhode
ct al.
james Kemp vs Margaret Nichols ct al
derendant hes leave to ile answer.
Elisabeth w Crawford ~ Ortmsn "
Crawford ct al-plaintiff Giles reply.
Thomas B Pemberton W unknown heir
Of Fsyette and james Winston-proof q
publication 6led.
Jacob Kuhn W Charles Trautman-gar
nishee files motion to quash return of sher
If and for his discharge and aIsO file
answer
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II Tie Baby = 70 hsvs health. Il must
hsvs sossd asd ssissshiagslssp. d.. Ball's
BabV Syrup iasasls this. Ptics . osas,.
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Senator Vest will beet the Mob-rly con-
veatioa next "Wednesday. II il ssid that
be comes 10 beat Mr.. Tilden in Missouri
and 70 induence the delegation for-vell.
sobody knows.
II might perhsps b little wise IN Mr..
Vest to ir,D his ovn sails and let Other
peoples 6ghs alone.
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-wslkinG matches ell over The country
have been the real style; but the 'trus
aeooy" be- been shovn in those ,nuuwsr.
sbss osaeAs sishsly walked By ssxious
isshsss carrying crying bshiss. The rs.-
sdy-Ds. Balls Bsby Syrup. Prize Is
eso0 bostis.
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The most sens,b'e remedy. and the
only cafe cure and permanent cure for all
disessrs Of the liver, blood and stomach,
including bilious fever, fever and sgue,
dumb sgne, j:undier, dyspepsia, &c, is
Prof. Gnilmetie's French Liver Pad. which
cuses BY absorpticA. Ask your drngsis,
fcr ihisOssed cure, and take no other, and
il he has not got il ar will no: get il for
you. send 81 so to French Pad Co., Toledo.
Ohio. and they will send you one post pGd
BY return MIL For sale BY Aug. Fisisch-
man, druggist, corner Of SECOND and Ohio
streets.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-08-19

MLk-Ihe necessity Of keeping milk
from the neighborhood Of bad odor, has
been touched on frequently by the newspa-
per press. The dairy should be at some
distance from the COW ward II q, all possible
The Rural Nssr YorkcT in this connection.
remarks that TO keep milk clean while IN the
&C, Of drawing il, the COW must be clean.
her udder and teais washed and wiped be
fore commencing TO milk her, and the milk
mans hands be then washed. After strain
ing and setting, see that no foul air can
come from any quarter to faint the milk ;
and for this We must be particularly careful,
for such is often borne on a strong breeze
fully mile of or more from the place
where it originated. Ii is, Of course, pre-
supposed that ali vessels used for holding
the milk, are kept clean and entirely clear
Of every sort of odors. We have often
seen the dairy house placed close 10 the
cattle yard, poultry house. and what is
foulest of all, dirty pig pen. No wonder
where this is the case so much butter and
cheese are sent to the market not fit TO be
eaten.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-08-19

EcoSoMY-A French butcher separates
the bones from his steaks and places
them where they Will do the most good
The housewife orders just enough for each
person and no more. even TO the coffee. II
chance visitor drops in, somebody quietly
retires and the extra cup is provided, but
nothing extra by earelessness Of intention,
when the little rangeis extinguished, and
waits for another time. No roaring cook
stoves and red-hot covers all day long for
no purpose but waste. The egg laid to-day
costs little more than one laid last week.
Values are nicely estimated. and the small
est surplus carefully saved. A thousand
little economies are praetioed and it is res
pectable to practice them. Cooking is an
economical as well as sanitary and gustatory
science. A French cook will make a franc
go a. far as an American housewife will
make three We should be greatly aston
ished could the computation be made how
much Of the financial, recuperatiye powers
Of France is owing to her soups and cheap
foods-better living, after all, than the
heavy bread and failures generally of our
culinary ignorance.-[ Home and Farmer.
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yarm nnO honssboIO.
Few &c .rase . Es.se.

The following simple rules will he found
useful to all parties about to buy horse
/. Never take the sellers word; If dis
honest he will be certain to ohca; YOU: Il
disposed TO be fair, he NAV have been the
dupe of another. and he will deceive YOU
through approximations which canno; be re-
lied upon.
.. Never Trust to horses mouth a. a
sure index to his age.
3. Never bay horse while IN motion
watch him while he stands al rest and YOU
will stand firmly ani squareIy on his limbs.
without moving any Of them. he feet plant
ed fat upon the ground. with .egs plump
and naturally poised. II one foo, is thrown
forward with the toe pointing 10 the ground
and the heel raised. or Il the foo, j. lifted
from the ground and the weight taken from
it, disease Of the navicalar bone NAV be sus-
pecied. or a; leas; tenderness. " hich is pre-
cursor of disease. II the foo, Is thrown out,
the toe raised and the heel brought down
the horse has suffered from lammaiis. foun-
der or the back sinews have been sprained.
and be is Of little future value. When
the feet are all drawn together beneath the
horse, if there has been no disease there IS =
displacement Of the limbs at least and q
week disposition Of the muscles II the
horse stands with his feet spread apart or
straddles with the hind legs there j, weak
ness of the loins and the kidneys are disor-
dered. When the knees are bent and the
legs totter and ,remble. the breas, has been
ruined by heavy pulling and will never be-
right again, whatever res, and treatment be
may have. Contracted or Informed hoofs
speak for themselves.
4. Never buy horse with blush or
milky cast in his ewes. They indicate a
constitutional tendency to ophthalmia.
moon blindness, etc.
). Never have anything 10 do with 4
horse who heeps his ear. thrown backward.
This is an invariable indication of bad tenn
per.
6. If the horses hind legs are Scared.
this fact denotes that he is kicker.
:. If the knees are blemished. the horse
is ap, to stumble.
5. When the skin is rough and harsh
and does no, move easily and smoothly To
the touch. the horse is heavy eater and
his digestion is bad.
9. Avoid horse whose respiratory or
gans are a, all impaired. If the ear is plac-
ed at the side Of the heart, and wheezing
sound is heard, il is an indication Of trouble
IF him %
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POETRY.
By X. II. SropDARD.

m Il. III. STOnDARD.
40 VIVA. ~s ~ moa u.'I. a o"s iA"s''
a, Haee> M sa.s =, u',ie
hsANsn : Don ' ~ s"u 'os- '"a" J"s'
sI asAl ny ans =. - 800 e., ,,,,,,.,
80 ,,-',A -; - IA -. 80 '"S
An' 'AA''ss "'ss '"e s"'o''' o'e"
Me whom the city holds. whose feet
Have worn Its stony highways,
Familiar with Its ioneiiest street
Its wnss are never INV ways
Ny cradle was beside the sea.
And there, hope, my grave VIII be.
Old homestead, In thai old, gray town,
The ysne is s.sward blowing.
Thy lin of garden s,retehe. down
To wher, The tide il flowing:
Below they lie. their sails MI furled.
The ,hIps thai 20 about the world.
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xaaassme.. 0! Poultry i, ssnns.

Many have an idea that, although hens
do need care in winter. when the weather is
cold. and water freezes IN ;hsu pens. it is
not al all necessary 10 pay any attention 10
them in summer. But this is a mistake,
under any circumstances. On the farm
where hens have unlimited range, there
may not be any particular attention given
during the summer months. But when
KEEP, in small quarters in towns and villages,
the poultry need far more attention during
the warm months Of summer than they can
possibly need in winter. In summer, vermin
abounds the pens and runs become coated
over with droppings: ventilation is needed ;
Clean, fresh water must be supplied, and
wholesome food furnished in such quantities
that it will not become stale and uneaten in
the pens. To attend to all these things re-
quires time and care bu; withou, time and
care what profit or success comes in any
line of effort Eggs fall off during the very
hot weather Of summer. in consequence Of
the unfsyorable conditions of the season.
unless these conditions are met and over
come by proper attention. This being the
case, the hens are healthy and the number
Of eggs is kept up-two results which al
ways follow good care
Remember, then that the best economy
of the poultry yard demands tina, it have
daily care throughout the heated months.
Fresh water giving daily, change Of food,
and constant watch that an oversupply be
no, given at any time fresh grass and sod
placed in the yards at intervals of a few
days; abundant ventilation Of the pens
must be given; the droppings kept cleaned
up; the perches occasionally coated with a
mixture of lard and sulphur; dust baths
furnished and thorough vaichfulness.
Towards night-say during these long days
at or 6 O'Clock p. m, turn the hens from
their pens and give them the benefit of a leg
stretching in the garden and among the
grass or fruit trees. While they are enjoy
ing this airing. get spade and dig over
the earth in the pens. 1t will be good exer-
else, and the next morning the hens will think
they have new quarters Attention to these
things will yield health to the hens, and
GOOD supply of eggs for the family right
through the hot uesther.-fN- E. Farmer.