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The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1881-03-03

I.sca o!ass 81 Yankton d. T. February a. 1881
Notice is hereby given that the following named
Se,'l-s Ass nisa notice OF his int.ation 10 make
anal proof ia support OF his claims, and secure
ana entry thereof, and that said proof Wall be
made before Vim. N. Cuppest, clerk Of the p;strict
court in and for Lincoln county, Dakota, al Canton
the county seat there1f. Thncsiay April 7, 1881
10 IN, VIZ: Andrew SEenson, nnier his Id eulr;
20. 5Ssl Sioux Falls series, f:r the 5 " Il, S r
ar. Sec y, and Or. NWqr,N II. n L Or, "a,
town ", range 40. lie names the following witness
s,s to Prove his continuous rssidene. upon and
cultivation Of said lar.d- viz: Ola Oleson EIstai
Enss5srt O Moro, OF CAUTION q, and Ole asiTig
snd GaHaar L Guaderson Of Farmers o. Oak.
As O. A. ykrTss R-siata-
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1881-03-03

Notica is hereby given that the follow;ns-nanaed
setier has lcd notice OF his Intention to anal
proof in support OF his claim. aud secure dnal entry
thereof, and that said proof win be masfs
before Cuppett, clerk OF the Dist. court IN aud
for Lincoln Co., at Canton, Dakota T'y., tns
ounty seat thereof. on Friday the 18th day Of March
under his Homestead entry No s;,v, for the snuth
east quarter. secsion 10, town 70 range ~, wsst
and no names tho folgoN;ag witness
e to prove his continuous rca!dence upon aud eul
tvAtion OF said IRA e Wig: Ausoa Icttletoa Samcs
Harper, Andrew Callahan. Joseph Coupler, III Of
Canton, Lincoln county, DAKOTA, - =
q GA. wsrrss. Register,
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Land Once AZ fa,<sop, *. F5'ssaarj /. ISL,
Notice is hereby given That rho fo.iowSn. named
settler has hei notice of his ia.s1.!on TO rissa
final proof ia support of his claim, ard that said
proof will be made before VIM ". Uurpsit, clerk
of Dist. court for lincoln ccua:y, at Canton on
Friday, March 4th, ISL, 10 a. IN, viz: Sander
Dlson Hid entry No. $3.50, S;cux Falls series, for
the Southwest L, See. II, toTn 20, range 81. he
names the following witasssej 10 p-o.s his contin-
nous residence upon AID ce!tisGttoa o! said land
viz: Martin Hoiter. Ole Thorns;on, Ole Nelson,
Nels Olson, all OF LernoX. LineolI county, DsE.
&c 6. 4. TYrIsg Recsiye-.
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G. 4. wr.fEa, Ea4li.sr.

Land o.Hce al Yanstan. OAK, February -. 1881.
Notice Is hereby given that the folio xiiIg nalcd
settler has fled notice of his Intention to make
nna! PROOF IN support o: his claim, aud tina. said
proof Will ss r.1tie before YIN. II. Cuppstt, clerk
OF cistria SQUIRT for Lincoln county OAK, q CGu-
toi,, The county seat thersof Friday, April D,
1881, 10 m, VIZ: Lrs Kying, rud hi1 Id entry
M 67ai, Sioux falls ceres, for he y .a,. Or o.
see. g. sowi 80, range 40. He III. !l..oa.us
witnesses to prove his continuous res!da:.cs upcu
AID cultivation Of said laid, viz. Las I, Berg,
| t9laond osrcouisoa, Lars Alasss and Ole Sta-asen
! all Of Marcy, Dakota.
r. G. A. Wxrrsl:, Register.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1881-03-03

Land ofhco al Ysnkton. D. T., Febr1ary 3, lssi.
Notice Is hereby given that the fowinx ua:ued ~.
tier has aied notes OF his intention TO make hnaI
proof in support OF his claim, and aecur anal sntry
thereof, aud t5a said proof will be inxds before
WIN N. cappelt 1T Cantcn, D. 7. on Tuesday March
25,h, 1asl, VIZ: Lars Lsrsoa, homestead entry No.
5lo Sio;,x Falls Seris, for soasa s1st secsion 81
range 90. He names the following vitneas~s 70
prove his continuous residence upon and cutfya-
.ioi of said tract, viz: Lewis Thompson, Peter
Paterson, Peter Hoiyersoa, Rasuus RyseAhi, an
.es snnny Side r. o. Lincoln Co. Day.
sc 0.s. wkrrxa,
Register.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1881-03-03

Land o:Iice st Yankton, Dsis., Jscusry 81, 1881.
cd settler has Gisd notice OF h:s ilte:l3a to make
nai proof in support of his eiai1t, sad thit said
proof will be made before VIM. II. Guppe:t, c.ssk
Of district court, Lincoln county, =. Gator, OAK
on Sas.ri.sy March L., lscl, VIZ: pis Sye son, Ea
ea.ry No. 5t3d. Sioux Falls ssrist iar the south
west u. Ssc- -. tosu rs, range ~. Sc names The
following Vita 70 rrovs .e-i-
deuce aput AMI cultivation OF aid l4ni, viz: Toll
Of B-yp tuison, Riar Riarsou. Math H.uson, ". o.
Mikse!soE. ell OF Canton. Lh.eoia caJ.l.y, OAK.
~ GA WcrEca, LEICESTER.
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Sheriff Sale.

Notice Is hereby given, .ahat By virtue Of an exc
cusiou issued out of the district court in aad for
Lincoln county, Dakota Territory, ssaiass the
goods. ehattels. lhuds and te..s,Ss.nss OF Hor,,c.
Adee, have seized all ts RICH. and title which tho
said Hsrace adee had on the 23i day OF octoi,.:
1871 Of In and to the following described preidfss
whck shall expose for sale IS the Law directs, ~
coin county, D. T. on the u Day o, April 1881 ii
Que O'Clock in the afternoon, tc-wit: Lot eight Sf
block twenty-six. aud lots six and seven OF block
tvenY-eiSht, ali In Smith and Osrpenterss Addi-
ton 10 the village Of Caution, Lincoln county pax.
also the dwelling house and appastsaauc.s therssS
belonging, sitaatsd On section tn;rty-six,y tosr.
ship nnsty-eisht Of range - of ssid Iineoln 90.
Dated February q, ISL.
A.P. DIXON,
o, S. GiFyoap, ShetiH of Li1co.a Co. D. T.
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Land Once at Ysukton. D. T., Feb. %, fssl.
Notice Is hereby given tbs. the following named
settler has bied notice Of his intention to max. nai
proof in support of his claim, and secure fuai en-
Try thereof aud that said proof viii be made before
WTn ~. CuPpct, clerk of The district for Lin
coiu county, Oak. at Canton the county seat there
OF, 90 Saturday, April 6th, IccI, 10 m, viz: Al
bert IL Wells, uneer hssHd rut-y No. SSH, Sioux
Falis series, fer the south y. 5 u a and i OF
=, section 2, town 50, range 10. He names
taa following witnesses to prove his continuous
residence upon and cultivation OF said land, viz:
y Chapman, W Gilbert, WIN NJ Parker, SAM
usi Harper, ell of Carton, Dah.
30 GA. WErTsu, Register.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1881-03-03

LandO!nce at Yanston, Dzk.. Jaaaasy 81, 1851.
Notes Is hereby given tina. .ss following named
s.'lticr Ia, flied notice of his ias eaton make h-
al proc. in support OF his ciaifa, aiii that SSH
proof will be made before wui II. Euppett, clerk
al district coart, for Lincoln county, u: Canton,
pas., on Saturday, March S, issi at 10 a. la. viz
series Tor the northwest u Sec. 81, town So range
81. He names the following witnesses TO proSc his
continuous :es.dence upon and cultivation Of said
!all, w: John olso-l, oit Nelson, Ansrtn Even
scr, .. I. Hills, all Of Mspi. Grc-s 2. .. Lincoln
county, Dssota.
"a @. A.WErrza, Esgi1isr.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1881-03-03

Land Once at Yanktnn. OAK, February -, 1851.
Notice II hsr.by givsl tn at the following named
settler has Med notice Of his intention to make
hnsi proof IN supper: of his clsp, and that said
prof will be made before VIM II Cnppctt, c!<rk of
district court for Lincoln county, at Canton the
county seat thereof, on Saturday April &, Ist, At
10 N, viz: tiuibrsni K. Fotines, under pis Hid
entry No. 1880, Sioux Falls SERIES for tin. u /.
section -, town Is, range 81. He names the fol-
lowing witnesses prove hts continuous rssidenee
upon and cultivation OF said land, viz: II ms A
ske, joins . fodness, Gilbert Gssl1ertso:i, Gunaer
Johnson, all of Maple Grove, Dak.
~ q. A. wETTEa, REGISTER.
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Land ofI:cs 4. Yankton, OAK, February ~, ISL.
Notice Is hereby gwen tina: the following named
seter las blsd notices OF his intention TO make
Anal proof in pport OF his claim. and that sid
proof will be made before Vim. N. Cappe,t, clerk
OF disirIc: court for Lincoln county, OAK. a. Can.
ion. the county sect thereof, On Thursday, Aprls,
1851 10 ~, S,z: Carl Anderson, under his I'D en-
IT. No. 1896. Sioux Falls SERIES Tor the + az,
sec 81, torsn 90, range 10. lie names the following
v.Issses 10 prove his continuous residence upon
and cultivation OF said land. viz: Andrew Peter
sor, casri.y oisoa, cls IYany, W Steele, Ill Of
Cs4ioa, Dsk.
81 @. &. TE.TI.a, Es-litzr.
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Land ONCE at Yanktou. Oak, February 22d, 1881
Notice IL hereby given that the following named
fnAi proof In support Of his claim, and necure
nnnI entry thereof, and that said proof Will be
made before VIM. II. Cuppett, Clerk of dat.
Court In and for Lincoln county Dak. at Canton,
D. I. on Friday, April 9Th, 1881, 10 m, viz: An
ma Il. christianaon, under her I'd entry No 5757,
sioux Fails series, for tho y y, 4, and lot l,
W y, section 5, town DC, range ~. She nemes
the following witnesses t, provo his e,aiinu US
residence upon and cultivation OF said land, viz
Lars kyiIng, Lars Alness, Lsrs Borg and o.
mond osuondson, oil OF Seary q, ak.
AZ O. METER, Register.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1881-03-03
TERRITORY OF pAKoTAl
County of Liacoia
In the Dist. court, Foar.h Judicial Ds.rict In
aud for Liucoln county.

aud Tor Liucoin county.
happening TO me by the presentation OF the
Gland jury empaaneled in and for L lincoln county,
n. I. at this Decomuer tern A.. D. 1880, thzt nee
easity exists for the immediate construction and
erection OF Jail for the safe aud and secure con-
inement of such prisoners rly thereto sentenc.
ed, and that the expense and burden heretofore
incurred aud borne by thc taI-payers Of said Lin
coin county ~iu be materially iessoned By the cree
ton Of jail Of sufficient capacity and security
and tnc said grand jury earnestly recommended
that immediate Steps be taiea for tho building OF
said jati-and the eoias, Commissions OF said Lin
coin county haying failed to arrange Or provide for
said building, ana the cart 5e.ne fa!iy advised IA
the prenises, 1t IL hereby ORDERED that the
Sheriff of said Lincoln county, to-ris: An drew P.
Dixon do proceed to erect or Cause erected az the
county seat of sad Liicosn county, JAIL said jail
10 be suitable, convenient and cspaeous Jail for the
safe and proper confinement OF all such persons as
.nay be Imprisoned in IT, II is hereby ordered that
the clers OF this court deiiyer 20 the said Sheriff
andrew r. piSo.., eartilsd cry OF this order.
pone Ii open Court at Canton, January -, ISL.
$500 j. z. K-pDEg. Judge.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1881-03-03
How Watches are Made.

~ b spsaEeut 70 Any on. kim Nhi examine
q eaaja Gold watch, that aside from the necessary
tl1eAnsss for engrsvna and polishing. large pro-
peRGsa Of the precious motst used, Il needed only
= 1Bsa and hold the engraved portions In place,
- supply the necessary solidIty aud strength.
1bs surplus gold - actually needless SO far ~ nth.
~ md beauty are concerned. In JAME3 BOSS
F1TEAT aoLD WATCH CASES, this waste Of
precious metal h overcome, aud the same solidity
and strength prcdnced At ono-third to one-half OF
the usual ccsf Of solid cases. This process is Of
Ne most simple nsturc, follows: plate OF
nicis eompositiou metal, especially adaped to tho
parpooe, has two pl ates Of SOLID GOLD soldered.
oae - sa1h side. fho three are then passed be-
tusn polished stecl rollers, aud the result Is astrp
Of Aeaw plated composition. from which the csses,
haeks centres, besels elc, arc cut and shaped by
saisa6ae des and formers. The gold In these cases
y successfully thick TO admit Of all kinds of chas-
M, engraving and cosmeIling; the ensray ID cases
Asvs 49, carried until worn perfectly smooth BY
fmo and nee without removing the gold. d5
- This Il the ouly case made with two plates
d 10LID GOLD, and warranted by special certih-
cats. 1s x 81, -
1or sals By Z. II. MrLHs 1 CO., and an yswelera.
Ash thsA for Illustrated catalogue and ses warrant.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1881-03-03

The original Dan Ric,, The once pnpu,
lar equestrian clown, died January 1G, in
Birmingham, England. Nine of his rela-
tons we're present, their address being IN.
known: bu the last moments of poor Dan
were solaced by the kiulness nui a,.sn-
ton of his old friend. Mr.. Ya-dley.
A phl.adclphia Snowman received late
" curiosity in the person of Hurry De-
coarcey, man who is ta,toed in fifty gor-
geous devices of red and blue. The
operation Wa. performed about two years
in New York by sailor lamed MTlia
Hilpebrand.. Mr.. Deconrcey is by trade a
jeweler, and was not driven to have the
operation performed from necessity, bn.
on account of a rowing disposition which
would rem Ter The circus business ailrac-
tive. There are inora than 8 ,oo9, 900 pune
lures in the skin.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1881-03-03

Taylor + Russell are writing up insnr-
ance In 6rstclass colnpa lies on Faiin
ADD Town property, aud guarantee s..rsss
c.sapor than any os!isFs a: mis- III, pasuss.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1881-03-03

Land Once at Ysaktou, ID, T., February ,, 1881.
Soiee lis hereby givsa thst the following set
tier has hled NOTES OF bis Intention to make Email
proof In support OF his claim and ssSGrs final
entry thereof, anu that said proof will ha male
before VIM III. Cuppeit, Esq, Clerk OF the Dis
.riet Court In And for Liaeoln county, at Canton,
D. T., Tuesday the 25th d&y OF March 1881. At ~
Homestead entry No. $40, Sioux Fails series
for Sonth West quarter. Section 50, Town eS,
Range 30, and he the following witnesses to
prove his continuous rsrIdenee upoa aud cnitiva-
zion OF said tract. viz: Lars Larson, Peter Peter
son, Sorcn Larson, Rasinas Epson, 81. OF Suany
Side, Llncoln Co. Oak. 80 y Z -.
A. a.A. wrrrEn, Register.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1881-03-03
NEW HARNESS SHOP
JOHN W. HEWITT,

JOHN W. HEWITT,
--Nanufscturer and Dealer in.
HARNESS, HALTERs, COLLARS, RIDING
BRIDES, Etc, &c.
Constantly on hand good assortment OF whips,
Z xAshss, Brushes, Curry Combs, Collars, &c. Will
.ss1 = cheap - the cheapest. Give him call.
Caneon. Oct. y. s f23tf.
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Lad o;hce at yauktsa. d. T., Jan. 81, 1881.
'eiee Is nereoy given taat the to!!oWlng-nantd
gettlor has hled no< of his insetion 20 make hl1l
p-o5i in support CT his claim and
chat said proof will be made before w.
II. Cuppett E,I, Clerk Of .Is District Court IN a.i
for Lincoln Co. at Can:oui D. T., Monday
j!scSh l4th, 1881, at 10 a. III, viz: Ole Ulrassca
nnder HIS declarasury statement, No. 1881, Sioux
Falls series, fer the Z Il OF y I section n,
Town 81, Range AZ and he nsinos the following
witnesses TO prove his continuous residence upon
and cultivation Of said tract, viz: KIND o. HON.
-l-r. Saml Stesnsiand, OLE Urstad, Knui oleson,
81 o: Canton, Lincoln Co. Dakota.
a. GA. WSrrzR, Register.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1881-03-03
MISCELLANEOUS.
j. 3, Gray,
Bakery and Restaurant !!
FRESH Bread, Pics, etc. Away, GA hand.
Main st. Canton, D.tk.

TERRITORY Of DAKOTA =, Ia Probate Court
County Of Lincoln, Lincoln Co.
Il ths natter Of he Estate Of Jsuiss CLARK, de-
cccsA.
esotice Is hereby given that the administrator of
.ae zboye estate NJ. ". Clark, has iei his account
IS such for final settlement, and the said estAtA
rnis.ra.or, the ith day CT March 1891 at IL o'clock
L srrs; pcotu.sa fe7.sts H--Asas thereof.
Dated .. Canton, d. II this asih day Of January
Iss.. tsEALl
E,Z. BENNETT,
J. W. TAILOR, Judge Of Probate
- attorney foE the Estate.
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-l7-7a- 5000. A. p. UINUN, p, - =
o. S. GIFyoap, sheein Of Lineo.a co. D. r.
IS Attorney.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-03-18
TIE DEATH OF esaEeaL UPTON.

Judging from the evidence adduced at
the Coroner's inquest upon General Upton,
there appears no ground for doubling that
ne died by his own Land. It is possible
that the catarrh from which he was suffer-
ing may have involved the brain to some
extent, and so much may at least be hoped
by his friends. But the moving cause of
his suicide seems to have been con-
viction that his celebrated tactics were IN
capable of scientific revision, and the appre-
hension that when this failure became
known it would destroy his professional
reputation. Il is indeed possible that he
had brosded over the subject of the tactics
until his mind gave way. and that he was
really laboring under an attack of mono
mania when he shot himself. II this
was the case. however, the probability is
that his apprehensions would. on examina-
ton, prove to have been exaggerated or
quite unfounded, and careful analysis Of
his tactical propositions might go far to de-
termine the actual condition of his mind at
the time.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-03-18
TRICKS THAT ARE VAIN.

There is disposition in the minds of all
debtors to regard their creditors as rapaci-
GUS and greedy. When men want money
they look upon those who can supply their
needs as benefactors but when they have
borrowed and spent it they are apt to re-
gard the obligation of repayment as exceed
ingly irksome, and if they are deficient In
honesty they are very likely to try to evade
it. This weakness of human nature
has been played upon by demagogues
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-03-18
INDIAN STRATEGY.
How 10 Succeeded in Bamboozling a Rail-
road Company.
carson New Appeal.

The Indians of the Walker Lake Reser-
walton feel very happy since their victory
overy Mr.. Yerington and the Carson and
Colorado Railroad 1t appears that when
the railroad company treated for the right
of way through the reservation, the
Indians agreed to receive, in full pay, 500
and the right to ship free over the road,
forever, any fish or other produce which
they might wish to bring to market be-
tween Hawthorne and the Mound House.
Walker lake is swarming with fine trout,
but the Indians did not find the trade
very profitable when the item of trans
portation began to be figured on. The
catch was therefore limited by the slim
facilities for finding market before the
fish spoiled. When the new road reaches
Walker lake the Indians will be the bosses
of the fish trade, and Dayton will be the
fish mart of the State. The Indians say
that if Mr.. Yerington had known how many
fish they could catch in day he would
never have entered into such compact.
The Indians laid their wires for this thing
long ago. and when Mr.. Yerington visited
Walker Lake they put up job on him.
They invited him to spend a day fishing,
which he did, and they gave him bait
which fish absolutely avoid. Several of
the bucks also fished with him, some using
no bait at all The result of the days toll
was small white fish and couple of half
pound trout. The savages pretended that
the days sport had been very fine. and got
up big dance in honor of the big catch,
remarking that the fishing had never been
so good for years. In an unguarded mo-
ment he signed his fish contract. and now
they say that they will be able to keep the
Carson and Colorado cars loaded down
with nothing but fish all summer long !;
but not wishing to be too hard on the road
will allow it TO carry pay freight and pas
sengers during the winter months.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-03-18

Star says that Marshal Martinez, recently
appointed Minister to the United States
from Chile, arrived on the steamer Amazon,
| and leaves for New York to-day by the Colon.
Martinez is well known in Santiago as a
leader of the Chilean Bar He says the pub
lie feeling in Chile demands a rigorous COM
pensation for the enormous sacrifices in lives
and money which Chile has suffered since tie
Tocha campaign Chile has lost 600 lives,
and spent $50, 600 coo, and these sacrifices
rnust be represented in some way by indem-
nifty or territorial cessioD. The execution of
a treaty viii probably be secured by Chile
for the occupancy of territory and the con-
trolling of the Custem-houses A separate
treaty will probably be made with Bolivia
The Amazon brings intelligence of the forma-
ton IN Lima of provisional government,
with Don Pedro Jose Callicon as President.
The Ministry was in process of organization.
An early peace is in prospect. Don Carlos
Franckel arrived from Guayaauil by the
steamer Valdivia, and leaves for San Fran
cisco at an early date.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-03-18
TELEGRAPHIG BREVITIEG.

The Freeman's Journal (Dublin) learns
that the Roman prelates are unanimous
against any change of the papal nuncio at
the court of St. james.
The Ladies' Land League in Ireland have
sent clothing, furniture and supplies to the
prisoners in Kilmainhan Jail.
A New York writer thinks General Upton
shot himself while dreaming, or at least while
asleep.
The freight market at New York via Cape
Horn shows no visible improvement, although
the ships are doing very fair business.
The Iowa State Land League convened
yesterday cabled resolutions of sympathy
and promising support to Parnel and his
Irish coadjutors.
The ambassadors have accepted the
frontier line offered in the Turkish note of
October, including Crete.
| A measure had actually been prepared,
with the sanction of the late Gar, tending
towards representative governmental Russia.
| 1t is announced that $3.50 000 has been sub
| scrihed, and S2l6 COO of it paid in, to provide
revenue for the oldest ex- President of the
| United States not holding any office. twill
yield an income of S12, 160. George Jones
was the solicitor who raised the fund. The
names of the contributors will not be made
public. General Grant will be rendered the
| income.
/
beat and choked Laura Edison and outraged
her aud fled. He was captured.
| Ex-senator Hamlin gave a brilliant recep-
ton last night at Bangor, Me.
Celebrations of st. Patrick's day in Ireland
were very quiet.
The first through train over the S. ?. r. r.
and Atchison. Z. and Santa Fe Railroad
left Kansas City last night. It had seven
cars filed with through passengers.
| The President gave reception last night
to the United States Supreme Court, Cabinet
and Seniors. 1t was brilliant affair.
| The Journal de st. Petersburg states, evil
IDENTIFY officially, that manifesto viii forth
| with be issued announcing that pacific views
are held by the new Car.
The IrtSh World has a dispatch that 80
Land League chiefs are now in prison.
| Sheridan, the organizer, was arrested yester-
day while his wife was on her death-bed.
The dispatch adds that landlordism is now
rampant, and the Irish people are determined
TO fight it out as good fight, to~the last.
| Ben Hill in CAUCUS at Washington last
night said that the Southern Bourbons are
| now reaping the fruits Of refusing to unseat
kellogg.
Secretary Blaine says that General Stephen
Hurlbut of Illinois is the coming Minister to
| Mexico.