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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1881-07-07
For Sale.

Restaurant goods, fixtures,
furniture ETC., everything per-
tanning 10 restaurant, cheap
for cash. Enquire Immediately
of
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1881-07-07

The long talked of sidewalk on west
side of Cranberry street, Centralia. is
soon to be made. Our little burg will
do almost anything to accomdate a
saloon, but when such men as Whort-
on Bros. and McKinnon & Griffith
ask the authorities to consider the
question of building water tank for
better protection against fire, thing
much needed in that part of the city,
they cannot even get hearing, while
they pay more taxes than all the saloons
combined, and do not cost the city a
red cent. But such is life in our
little city.
We have received a copy of the
premium list of the twelfth Annual Fair
and Exposition of the Northern Wis
consin Agricultural and Mechanical
Association to be held at Oshkosh,
September II, Is, Il, Is, and 16.
The old building of this association
was burned to the ground by sn in
cendiary last winter but by Oshkosh
enterprise has been rebuilt much bet
ter than it was of old. This fair will
be one of the best in the United States
and competition is left open the world.
The pamphlet was printed by Allen
L Hicks popular printers at Oshkosh.
1t is a very neat job.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-06-07
cRoouErERs ON THE CRISIS.
How the Pollticrl Sensation Struck the
Feminine Portion of tho Community.

Utic. Observer.
NIGHT before last the Utica croouet
cinoIconpos. ~ aa e nnat;ya o ca thee saosnn
- 1ssH 1ss, ''' S The committee % on m resolutions
n,oda y, dot ;ta e;nacted 1 renort The commit.
,n;ttoa ato 10 roto uH t%a resoInt;ons IN tinted
nnnsr soo oma NTH t5ev t were nanned With Violet
M % Alter Ate The business Of the evening
had been finished. the younp ladv on
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-06-07
TURF NOTES.

The Record of Various lane Meetings.
New York. June 2.-The Spirit of the
Tim es anent the victory Of Iroquois,
says: 1t is to be hoped, too, that our
Transatlantic cousins may not view the
situation through green glasses, but &C.
cept the result as worthily achieved and
as q Just verdict in favor of actual merit.
John Mccullough and Billy Florence
backed Iroquois to win 1876, 500.
New York, June 3.-At the Brighton
Beach races, the first race, for three-year-
old, one and one-quarter miles. was won
by Baltic; time 2:15. Buster won the
second race, one and one-quarter miles in
2:14. The one and one-eighth mile race
was taken by Victim, in / :5S19. Specu-
lation won the one and one-half mile
hurdle; time, 2:13.
Cincinnati, June 2.-In the first race,
1863 The second race. for ali ages, a
dash of two and half miles, was won by
Bancroft. Surge won the next race,
mile heats, in :52, 1929, 1888. Sarah
won the one.half mile dash; time, So
seconds.
Detroit, June 2.-In the second day
races the track was heavy. In the first
race, the 2:4 class, Big John won in
straight heats. Alice Taylor, second
time 2:29h, 2:27a24, 2:311@. The free-for.
oil stallion race, for purse of $1,000. had
four starters. Robert McGregor won in
straight heats, Wedgewood second, Mon
roe Chief third, Hannis fourth; time
1924. 2:24, 2:4.
st. Julien's knee was so injured on
Monday rs to prevent his appearance in
any speed performance for several days
though nothing serious is apprehended
He was led upon the track and received
great applause. He will not make q
trial of speed this week.
Cincinnati, June 2.-At Piqua, Ohio
Lady Rolf, o mare in training at Foun
tam Park, was sold to d. Woodmantel
of Minneapolis, for $4,000. In a private
tri ial she trotted half mile in LOS. She
is six years old, sire Tom Rolf, dam {
Hambletonian mare.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-06-07
LATEST az MAIL.

Oh;caoo. Juno 2-The charters for
corn to.3nv aggregate 865, 900 bushels by
lake.
New York, June 2-The supreme
conrt has appointed Jacob Drefair re-
ce;ver Of Pacific Mutual insurance COM
pany, this city.
Chicago, June 2-Andrew Rcers' old
omnibus line and Gillespie's foundry
insurance, $1,000.
Detroit, June 2-Mrs. Thos. McGraw,
in attempting to go by dumb waiter
from the basement, was caught by it and
strangled before help could reach her.
Chicago, June 2-John Grisiem, the
faster, after five and one-half days has
lost sixteen pounds. He is pronounced
perfectly sane, is active, vigorous,
healthy and not at all nervous.
New Orleans, June 2-General Grant
City of Merida, from Vera Cruz, detain-
ed at quarantine to bring them to the
city if the authorities permitted.
Brennan, Tex, June e2-This morning,
near Sealy, as work train was switch
ing, a number of cars were cut loose by
convicts. In an attempt to escape two
were killed and fourteen wounded, two
mortally. One escaped.
Chicago, June 2-Jas. B. Doyle's trial
for connection with the huge counterfeit
bond swindle lately unearthed is in pro-
gress. The testimony given shows
Doyle. and others were shadowed for
months before the discovery and final
arrests. and that Doyle was believed to
be thoroughly implicated.
London, Ont, June 2-At the inquest
on the Victoria disaster the evidence OF
Mr.. Mensilly, steamboat inspector, was
taken. He considered the boats ma.
chinery all right and we'll managed. The
engineer, Roberts, was skilled man, one
of the best of his class. w. r. Adams
testified he helped to rebuild the Victoria
and noticed points in her upper plank,
ing not caulked. He considered when
she collapsed she was full of water from
leakage.
City of Mexico, June 2-Congress has
adjourned its action on the tariff. The
increase OF revenue has been S4,OOO,OOO
The executive will soon use his authori.
zation to contract for the construction oi
railroads. The Topolovampo railroad
scheme will probably fail. Palmer &
Sullivan have purchased the Mexico, To
luca & Cuantilien railroad, and the
property was delivered yesterday.
st. Louis, June 2-After two long ses
sions of the call board committee Of tn
Merchants exchange, during which al
the facts and circumstances relating t
the corner in No. 2 white mixed corr
were presented for arbitration by bot
the long and shorts, it was decided tina
the deal must be settled at 55 cents
without penalty or damages. Whethe
oil the shorts will accept these terms
not known, but the probabilities ar
most of the settlements will be made q
the above price.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-06-07
Sidewalk Resolution.

Be it resolved by the mayor and council of the
city of Yankton:
Sectionl. That it is and is hereby declared
necessary that a sidewalk should be construct
ed on the north side of Sixth street, between
Walnut and Cedar streets, the same being along
the south side of lots nine and ten g and 1O) in
block fifty y-elght (5s) of Yankton, in said city.
Section 2. That such sidewalk shall be con-
structed of wood, be four feet in width and the
outer edge thereof laid on the curb line of said
street; and said sidewalk shall in all respects
be made Of the materials and in the manner
Section 5. That the cost and exp EXPENSES s of con-
structing the said sidewalk shall be betrayed
by special tax to be LEVIED upon the lots or
upon such sidewalk, in proportion to the feet
front of said lots or parts of lots and lands SO
| abounding or abutting.
Section 1. That this resolution be published
for fourjconsecutive weeks in the official news
paper of the said city.
Adopted May 16, 1881.
Approved May II, 1881.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-06-07
and Robertson woulnd't have it. Then
the president appointed Robertson to
collect money in some ward in New York

CltS
''That wasn't it," interrupted the first
speaker. 'The president told Mr.. Rob-
ertson to stand at some lock-a dead
lock they call it--and see that the canal
boat captains paid their tolls. The man
who was put out Of job by Mr.. Robert
son getting the situation used to 20 to
school with Mr.: Conkling:"
what want to know" said young
lady, sis how could the president order
these men around SO? Didn't read in
paper the other day that Mr.. Conkling
was the boss?''
"My sakesl that's funny" calculated
the secretary; II heard my brother say
from Canada, and wanted to run the
ance. The president made this
Blaine present of cabinet organ, and
then he never stopped begging until he
had got whole set of furniture, too.
That made the other men who didn't
get anything jealous"
"What were the guns firing for to-day ?"
asked one of thelgirls on the settee.
"You see, the senate helped Robertson
to get this job" answered the first speak
er, "and the half-breeds were 80 glad they
borrowed some cannons."
"Who are the half-breeds? Indians? ?"
II am not sure, but don't think they
are. They must have come here when
tho canal opened"
"Girls," exclaimed the president of the
meeting, "do you know / think that fir
ing was real battle read in the paper
last week about the war on the presi-
dent Isn't it awful?"
sand I saw How the Bomb Struck. .
"Oh. those horrid half-breeds" eiacu-
lated five voices at once.
"Yes," continued the president, sand
believe they are going to be commanded
by that Gen. Malone, who came to Wash.
ington with red shirt and tried to scare
everybody"
II am going home," family said the
secretary.
"Let us oil co." said the girls on the
settee.
"oh, I hope you won't meet any half.
breeds,
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-06-07
First Publication, June 2, 1881.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office at Yankton, Dakota, /,

Land Office at Yankton, Dakota,
May q, 1881.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
make ns as a notice Of
of August Swanson, deceased, and that of him
self, and that said proof will be made before
Saturday, July I'd, 1881, at o'clock, a. M, viz {:
Frank Swanson, under homestead entry No.
ll7S, Of August Swanson, deceased, for the south
95, range 81. He names the following witnesses
to prove the continuous residence uponi and
cultivation of said land, viz: Charles j. OIL
Andrew Swanson, of Lesterville, Yankton coun-
ty, Dakota. G. A. WETTER, Register.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-06-07
First Publication, May 10th, 1881.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Land Office at Yankton, D. T.,
May llth. 1881.
~ named settler has filed notice of his inten-
tion to make final proof in support of his claim
and that said proof will be made before Regis
day, June 2S. 1881. at 9oclock a. M, viz: Inge.
brigt s. Fagerhaug under his declaratory state
mcnt No. 4lO4, for the east half of southwest
quarter and southwest quarter of southeast
names the following witnesses to prove his con-
tinuous residence tupon and cultivation Of said
land viz: Ole j. Solem, A. w. Massey, Halvor
1verson and Stcngrin 1ngebrigtsen, all of Marin
dahl, p. O., Yankton county Dakota.
G. A. WETTER Register.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-06-07
First Publication, May es, 1851.
NOTICE FOR PUBL1CA.
TlON.

Land Office ut Yankton, Dakota,
May 20, 1881.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
~ named settlers have filed notices of their in-
tention to make final proof in support of their
claims, and that said proof will be made before
Saturday, June 25th, 1881, at 10 o'clock, a. M: !:
viz: Ole +. Sangstad, under his homestead en-
try No. l075, for the east half of northwest quar-.
section q, and northeast quarter Of sec sectio ton 8,
township Q6, range 58; and Christen Olsen, un.
der his homestead entry No. 25ss, for the west
Of southwest quarter Of section sect T. and north.
west quarter of northeast quarter of section a,
township a, range So. They name the follow
degnce and Of sad iand
Peder Hanson, Mons D. Bratberg, John j.
Brake and Aleck Aleckson, of GAINESVILLE, P.
o., Yankton county. Dakota.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-06-07
Notice to Creditors.

Estate of John Haeemann, deceased.
NOTICE ia hereby given by the undersigned,
~ Henry Hoefa. administrator Of the estate
Of John Hagemann, deceased, to tho creditors
said deceased. to exhibit them with tho mecca
sary vouchers, within four months after the irst
publication Of this notice, TO the said adminis-
traitor at his rcsidenoe in the county Of Yank.
ton. d. +.
Dated Al Yankten, ?. 7, May %, 1851.
tllAwl HENRY HOEfS, Adninistrator.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-06-07
Fisrt Publication, May 18th, 1881.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Land Office at Yankton, DIT,
May 10Th, 1881.
~ named settler has fled notice Of his inten-
ton to make final proof in support of his claim
and that said proof will be made before
register or receiver at Yankton, Dakota, on
Monday, June 9th, 1884, II a. M, VIZ: Jozef
Vavra. under his homestead entry No. 1887. for
the northeast quarter of section 10. township
to prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation of said land, viz: Frank Pechan,
Frank Knlice, Joseph konig and Joseph Peter
ka, all of Lakep0rt P. o., Dakota.
GA. WETTER, Register.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-06-07
NOTICE TO cREITDoRs.

Estate Of Frank Mccarthy, deceased.
~ administrator OF the estate Of Frank Nc:
Carthy, dcceascd, to the credi tors Of, and all
persons having claims against, the said deceased
to exhibit them with the ncceSsAry vouchers
within four months after the first publication
Of this notice. to the sxid administrator at his
rcsidcnos on Cedar street, In <hc city Of Yank-
Dated q Yankton, d. T., Nay u, 1881.
ROBT. cox
Administrator Of tho estate of Frank Mccarthy,
deccAscd. lll.3w.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-06-07
Notice to Creditors.

Estate of George Rietkottcr, deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given by, the undersigned
deceased, TO the creditors of, and all persons
having claims against the said deceased, to cx-
hibit them with the necessary vouchers, within
four months after the first Of this no
ness on Third street, in the city Of Yankton, in
the county Of Yankton, Dakota.
Dated ut Yankton, May 18th. 1851.
FRANK SCHEppRRHEYN.
Executor Of the estate of George Rietko tier
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-06-07

corn today aggregate s65,oOo bushels by
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-06-07
YANKToN, TERRITORY TUESDAY EVENING JUNE
SPECIAL NOTICES.

SILVER goods of all the latest styles JUS I
~ ceivcd by H. q. Clark d Co., the jcwelem
, 1881-12-27

BIZ, and when aii tho returns were received
II was fonnd that the majority against "pro-
hi,lttnn - .exceetftd ftu,N0. n majority nearIy
elnal to ila wttote v.,t., c15t for ttlc nominees
crs r II s esstt,y ssts ypbsy sa HI .noetd psf r
connection with Tie prohibition movement,
amt those Ylu did mol at SO l!s1t their leaen,
os ;a l. Ma tes or t"9r
advocated pfohlbislon,5 while lie ile-
publican press II, the State with like
IinanIln'ty oppressed It. The prohibition.
lht nt An. il!Et T., ,e!'densured t9 lmpress the
political question, hut h. was inva arfably met
with the provoking answer Df llie Republican
nnli-i!r1htl,ti"tist that II was lis nlicl, a uO-
lftlenl question ns tic Question VI tariff or
bni In this Stale iu,! becolna a pnfty qt,cs-
ltofi. Then tile pni,y lnstl wa, applied, With
what result TIC fcl,ler is already aware.
THE IHpt:rEynEyr MOVEMENT.
Titus It ws!s t1lat tic sr,nllerng ltrcs Of tho
Independent movement were bi0w', Into. q
f5esh flame w!tcA t!'tsa:sns to eo'4spn', the
76,kO DuMUcrnts refused tU yutu for the rntl-
tieution bl the sucaliutl Prohibition bill,
willis perhaps b,0O Republicans casl bAtlots
u ty ;G ls II va .' rrspansSie ass by f bt fS'5s sp.
ltcal1 md Drnlocratfc anti.pr0!iibtIonists fur
thy attcsupt, to thrust nll unpopular sld
us!l0us law up0I. the Nup1e-a Inv that
wbnld hasr deprived the Stato Ut q large
nnYtlitrE like prolIil.tim,. Now that 1t ~ to-,
1nlu the EAlITl,OIls plnfUly see tile mistake
they na.!r. bnt une t'tn having bccn cast for
wca! Or for wo there i ',o changing, 1t.
stnt the anestIun will die ont before another
election Is lIettt.
'rhis Is the state of affairs lere ut present.
Tho near l,ttur. Ii Gxbtcted " c0llsunl,nate
~ Nortfl cnrnjt1,a po!ltlcs Of llu less propor.
lions than that In Virginia There ~ no
n,staktne tic fact Tint the independent mind
ltas ut last concluded ~ ASSERT ilseif.
Manitoba LEADER.
What the movement lHOst lieuAs Ia a leader.
!sa q,iest,on often asked, bs,t rs yet ilnt sat.
islarisri'y answered. It will not be a!l easy
matter tu lind nla1l Ut the right caIlbre ai,tl
tile Necessary ability a,d pluck u lead the
Independent hosts ~ tl!is sta'n: but That one
Of doubt. Il f.eglsIature p,d county officers
IRE to he chosen III tlls State tiext yeur. The
next election of Ht.yerlnr and State officers
dyes @ nut occur until lssa. Tl,1t Legislature
Vt wtll m be most important one. An9,,g utller
viii be tlc electinh of u Unltci States
Senator to saccce.l Se'lator lianson.
Lils nr1pt,sltionT 1.,T E;so npw Is y r,l
the Legislature III tle Deln"cratic, counties.
these lnepe1l.lents to b. supported by the Re.
pnbfcai,s and anti-bontbon Democrats.
Tits c!'atltlul' is expected to result I'll great
Bourbon tlnjortty In tic Legislature a,ttt tho
election of II Liberal to THE United States
Setlate.
Nofth Carolina enins 4 Congressman by
The new nppa,IsioI'u!e,lt. Ti!u slAte Ins MT
scntatton, u,ld the Legislature aoes not ,neot
this winter. 1t MI extra session II not called
, 1881-12-27

Ity, md The law grnnttuR} fhom can be Mt any
TING altered ar ryNnIct} aifOxstiisr. Under
iii1 ofiniitai Pension act soitl|ers ind sncI a
r}gt,t, antt ii they aYa}ied tiemselyes Of the
iyfOsfstnr srcure,l tt, thenr ut the time Of ca.
turing tt1n nr1ltS, Ut filing ti1elr cIninIs within
ve Wars nftpr ta)e tute uf disability, no nc.
tto., ut Congress cnt,tt deprive then, Ut the
benefits nrrruett. Congress ca1ltIt drpriyg
Tie ttfs,tbic,I soI.iler OF is right to prltsEtt
hut II en-, prescribe the date Of ltilnR his
clalils Tl}o Inv IT jY1tl granting nrrt.nrages
wus Mi absolute g5atuity. AMI Il grnt,,ity can
tm. wIihtru wi ut any ttlile befure tbs money
Is pnid. Ut sOslrsg st,cIi moneys as I,ave becis
paid on account Of TINT law cannot be rgcuy-
CFclt, hut Congress l,,Y the absolute rjxt,t to
rttvtIkt It's ugt0n ALLOWING further Krttul-
ties"
now FRAUD u rHAcrtFn.
f'nuversotions hnyc txnt, ho,l with a n,,rn-
her nf t.n,sr"ss,n,t, fa,nfitar vii! In, pferts
of lte As ArreaFnx.s Iaw. % %Ajt Of ' ti,en, @ s hayo
hup,, ,,,tu.I.st ~ hv rnnsiitunutx whn hnve
flied ujnfm,x ,,,,,lrr II. mni hMra tina hsen
ntn,Ip uru,m;nt" s~iti, liz ci,nt,,.frr III ti,o
m,,t,ti,nit,', 'rba vruaf ,oaiuriiv ~ linus
wifi wfn,,. lin "nrrns,,Hntiniit hny rt,,y.r*t.f
admit tint EXTENSIVE" fr,l,ia ca,I i,c nii aru
uruct[rett uIitier fhn 1;rnsi,n Iaws. Fjfst u
iii t,c t,i,pottt,nii..s for frit,i il ie mt t}t
lie pyf,ie,rl. tilnfi In slIf1;ntiafe lin mntJi.
skirts vInin, is rx.,,arfe' NnIther III, nff,i-
cAnt mr. liz tyIin,.sst.s n.a snEiirtetj IL rriHs.
fx,tni,lnlHu,. n1ui lint an uilIlluvit n,ndn I'LL
dur stIcn rirrlIt,stitf.es csIi III made tu uruye
, 1881-12-27

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ho o+,or o,,Yti,w pHerc ',see ,vga ,,o .o,np,ov
m ~ navt.,t, sir',st. ma Ilnrir~ shn enfnrt"in.
nnt ~, hnst"ss ,IrHuurT hns t.ic I nnS tn tto
TrH,t ~ % s.'smk u n,.ss e-A ''t4o W. ~ WV
''t "rnM, fppnnns fiEn :" ,,oo,1 t.os .,a .r.xt
ss.nrwa fitsia fnnns Tne *" ,cSiaa mi ,,ont,1in
men' A>'~ 1''N''' e'o '"S''. "@o Ae""s~
inh,,,. l. r.,v ,h.+ ,h,ro ,v.s r,,rur...,,,r II,
,h nntxsrtni iAo ont IN nrsttni,,rGa hos,, ~
sn,,, nrrs.t,n',t in ~, ,,ncrts,ur .ha arrast IL
MI. M, ~ ~ out,,,,,nnnaI. .o"'' AA' o~"s" "'S
A'A'A ' Muarv ~ bnH :" III ti. noc,,
GfJsmnw rrs uhitt, n! wno1
Aini "vr.rv tItnn t3,uf Uurr iatn,od
FIN, tr,,.a w,,,'11i iii o., ~ r., x,.h".niH
uNo,v .,nM inf,n,wi" n.td his ,nnst.r uro,,
tr,,,w ti,t is rtnMi s.w % i,st nV va,M , 3na
ott,rru't n"a I;iI:Mhnrs. In t'rs,tss III, NJ ,u
tnr,,i xh1sncr, nna ts,c hnS n1n1"nrct"s @ .gnn:
AeA "''s !. M"rv hsi n tltto I";nt1 ""$''"'
Whs" ,shif. wTs sns,w az aeoco
, 1881-12-27
CITIZEN SOLDIERS.
Tactical (1ulbbJtuQ.


Somo people Arp born juEbblors, and tho M
tlonnI Guard IL hok Without It's ahara. Nhcn-
ever a smart Aleck" qots It into hs head TINT
hi, Gun dri and m opportunity ls glven him to
show of, be generally h!sgusts hIs cateohisor
md the audience b. refdatng to comply With
ecrtnln unmtnalds, ttundinx like atick Until
tho embarrassed instructor has nshcd nbuut for
a reasonable cxcuse, which be seldom Hnds, and
question Of tnGtie8 or tactical nnssou IL raised,
making horo out Ut The stnart recruit. When
sulf-upputntoL critic wltnesscs fault!ess drill
md falls to ind any xlaring mistnkcs ho soinc~
times Rlrs ills military 2nowluugs by rrsorttn4
10 p1ttif0ggIng. Last weok nnd tho weGk
tlufurg thryo or four c0umns wore
tnten up by MI Enstefn military pnp0r
III replying to q,iinbies ralsed by an officer Ut the
National Guard In Kentucky. Most Ut the points
under discussion were upon omissions in tactics,
few OF thorn Ut any Importance, and nearly nll
Involving x!,nply Individual opinion and vcrsnn
or tho paragraphs In tho textbook An indI-
yduul drill louk place In uno Of tile cosnpnnlus
Of tho First Regiment d few weeks hHo, In which
MI tho judgan Msre nonp!ussed bya private wnot
WHOM tho co1lnaud "ltiKls-hand salute" was
glvpn, III tho schuVl OF the soldier, roiulnou his
@ sts,,'c. III aa ps' IL, nt M u pessuaso,, ctuia in
nlinae.i ot r. au!euato!i ,g'c. bug run down;
lilo Instructor hid not returned Inc, 81:
liItc, Hnd tiol,ue thu nwkwHrt pau*c. When
tho Immortal Upton compiled ILLS taetca ho owl
IDENTIFY htll tho 0plGIun thut l!s beuk wis Il, 10
though ail iils movements nrc explAined with
considerable nltnutcncsa. ho tslil left . stnn!l
seuao for q coit,usatsdsr to bring hls trs.l IL \
prosvnt while marching Ia lnu1lU tiuls. slthunxh
inc tuotlcs do int fnrbid 1t; it IL nut tonllnun
eensn 10 Xivoan order to tnntoh to tto rrar Whrn
ttlrs Ut recruits obliqutng: htld II IL nut cu.
lI,un set,so for recruit wh,lu bunK instructed to
expect Ills fHstr1tutur to taku pArs III tho execution
AIti,Iult. Any question brought uut to ubtau
rcnt Information upon uurtaIn uhscuro but t1-
portAnt portions ot thu tAutcs. involving hicoty
az execution, will always 10 read with Interest;
but tie 1lithb'crs prutluuttona nrs thrown AaEde
rs trash. However, this shtns will proDabiy 10
OF until NOW authority hAS eptug Into vogue. .