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Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1881-02-04
ES.G II abe IL .NrNt.
{ Press and Dak1t!au. :

'::ga following -incidcnt related his
morning By q member from tho Black
Eiil;s. as having occurred at ltlloton
church Yesterday. may be true, bat I4Gs:s
cont reuation. Bat pass. s;s'dIielain-
7sicr IN ttismissinG one theme oi the sub
iect 10 take Il another. "lhcn make 1t
s;,;,;!4s''; veile, Il member OF the commit
tee on cIlarita bic ;s.tl penal institutions
from noythern Dakota, who WAS dream
ilv engaged iii an imaginary game OF
.;,cEre. q He went ont on the next deal.
assisted by bald llc;,>latl d2ace'rawith Il
full nanI OF clubs. Atar +5' ~ f.-ts
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F3T E>Vssg.A!Y1 TO E7.AEs g5 T. Es:s,. Esss;
yyhojWiai Eg.s:l with Delight Fargo
80 Insurance Company.
p fJailv Argus

Enslraaa"c Conn 5>ai1S.
Daily Argus.
Some capitalists and business men Of
that Wonderful metropolis Of Fargo have
orGafized a Hail Insurance Com pany to
do a}rindennity business toT the season Of,
1891 .s~5 ta3. .s..se ~ .a#l ajgt y
Its{!ircctors arc among the mos: active,
encrHtic, wealthy and influential husi-
ness s,a ,or1!'West, asnit..an
experssnced manager has been secured.
The Company fills q desit'er&tuin for !>a.
l<otu# Thousands Ces;ious Of jnsurns
ti.ciHcrops las, year could not obtain pol
icies. as no com rany was doing business
III ,lbe territory. County agents axe wanted.
to every, county IN Dakota. Full "details
and Instructions will be miven on ;tpnii-
cation 70 the company at Fargo. There
is NO public enterprise SO beneficial: 10 OH
people as that inaugur"ictl by the Ear@r
Insurance Company, ;s to ihcmn:!E the
taruier against destruction OF crop by hall,
the ,salnitnum risk has been attained. ..,.
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1881-02-04
CoENp ~ the EErAy;f.

Mr. BY recently sold his house, store
aud ten lots. in Bra,neri for $500 BY
will put this $500 and 81 500 morclinto
water works III Bismarck if four othcrr"-
sponslblc parties will putin !, like sun
each, or will put in $4,000 with nine 9th
crs who viii put up like sums.
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1881-02-04
C1ars.: Organization anss challenge.

C1rs.; Organization au:s e:ha'scAsa%. .
1hc chess players OF Bismarck met last
cveniny at t!,4 Residence. Of + J. Call and
perfected al Organization as follows:
Name, Bismarck Chess Club. Officers.
a. /. Dlgclow. president; /. j. Call! scs'-
rvt;,ty: C.i4. Weaver, lrcasurer: H.. y.
Park hurst, Thomas Van Ette;, and G.. a.
I,o11nsherry. together Wit, til" president
ana secretary, executive committee. \
resolution WIS pts,e;i- challenging any
cl;th, G.ty OF Individual Ii the territory
;Gnr i gan!o either by pasta! card o: at TIE
rooms OF The club in Bismarck. the an-
dress of the secretary is Bismarck, d. j,
The nest meeting of TIE era, viii be on.
Thursday evcniny at tive residence oF G:
> Weaver 'lhis is prhhably the first club
exc: organized II Dakota: - IT,. ~. ~.
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1881-02-04
asrairerd,s 1Eoo1n.

Mr.. Sargent has contracted with Wm.
Schwarz, Braincrd, for 100000 brick 10
be used in cnlarging the Br;iinerd shops,
from which 1t would appear that Braincrd
will remain the principal manufacturing
pointfnr the eastern portion OF the North
Pacific Inc.
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1881-02-04
TIE RESULT

.: :llch ~ offer ,wrl!ti certainty bring
propositions. and il. a. IN Fargo. d res
plnSinit home company can be cr@ali-
1z*d 70 take The natterin hand So much
The better; i not, lot any foreign co2l-
pany have the privilege. There is. no
need OF bonding 'hr city. Plenty OF
money IS awaiting Investment, AMI Il
privilege OF this l>lnu in Il c,ry with the
failure that BISMARCK has, viii bring IN
interest in lWrni% years hat WuuiN MAKE
.Ia ori sinai Investment s..:.u ln>iTnltl-
cant indeed Now is the time 10 act. IS,
the time s;,rny nuNcs IT'S appearances
everything should b" ready 1or WORK,
;l,;:t the pco2Ie n1y <lo" next sanner
the benefit: 80 be derived from y plentiful
sl.pni, oi gDod pure WHicr
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1881-02-04
NE VS-EOTES.

The heaviest storm Of tie season
ragged in Minnesota Monday
The Sprague divorce case is set for
trial at Kingstown on the 21st.
Frank Victs store and residence at
Grand Forks, burned last week,
There is a quarter Of million dol-
lars in the ex-presidental fund.
The military headquarters at Pres
vott, Arizona, were recently burned.
The Merchants National Bank of
Minneapolis has gone into iiquidation.
during the past week the losses by
fire in the United States aggregate s653,-
900
Gen. Hancock will take part in the
reception Of Gen. Garfield on inaugural
lion day.
One per cent Of the population Of
Norway came to the UnitedH last yea, as
Immigrants. ....s
--I{arwooding is the new name to,
schemes that head up to half q million
dollar failures.
tx Comptroller White, Of milwaukee,
= found 10 have carried on Il crooked
business while in Office.
--For the murder Of Josie Smith, July
~:3:h, Frank McGratll was hanged las;
week at Georgetown, S. G..
DIR. ". f. HanI)augh, Of l'iqua, Ohio,
SHOT and killed his wife, and then killed
'imsrii in drunken spree last week.
A bill has been introduced in >Ac I'll
inois Legislature providing for ibo public
whipping Of persons who beat their wives.
--lcri-Col Nha5. IT, 1'omp!zius re,
Gently promoted to colonel, viii probably
d" transferred from iSt. Paul u Chicago
N Nelraska's Legislature is composed OF
owe: lj:; years ed and forty are less than
thrty-Gvt:. .
Bill Paxton, WHO is Il n;ollocr Of The
Nebraska Legislature, had his pocket
picked, losing i; 2VN, during the senatorial
contest III that state
THE independent party in the senate
IS more than likely to vote with the re
publcalas. II they should it would give
iii" repubilcans lhc organization.
Gel. Potter, OF the United States geo
logical survey, who has been missing for
some time, was murdered and robbed by
IeNiC;n ni"raudors, Wi,!ic on duty in The
n"iu.
AS toicgTaphed from Bismarck to
eastern papers, 0nc year agA, it now ai}-
pears that ~. II. Vanderbilt JaT4i the en-
tire expense ot> bringing Cleopatra
Needle /" this country.
-->,euator Waliuce has lnt;ouucc,; a bill
providing for Tic c!ectj ion of president
:.nG ice-prcsiijent by direct vote" Han
honest vote could be had in the south that
would be It good scheme.
The New York Times fund 10 be in
vested Tor the benefit Of cxprcsidcnt; no!9
amounts 70 1929 800. John 4. Mackev,
N. II. Vanderbilt, Jay Could and ex Gul-.
Morgan, each subScn bed $35NNU
-. recent wager in The Black Hills dc
vviop"s the fact tilat ;he Bank OF Mon
zeal has q capita! Of :;l2 001 900 AID It
reserve Of $4,000. GEO. more than double
th" capital Of any bank in The United
Sltlcs
", d. Wusilhurnc refused to SCI! out
Minneapolis to the Northwestern people
thn0"h he could have made $500, 900 bv
agreeing 20 the sale. The North western
>ri.lncl! determined to have Nn. line 'eaU
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1881-02-04
Do1,., goa Forget 1t.

Flant trees when The spring time comes.
in order that the city may Improve. IN ap
pear;,acu as we'll as business. Do not for-
get that Bismarck is 10 become the me-
tropn!is % this region, amt do i,nt neglect
10 contribute your mite towards making
the civ rs pleasant RS you conit wish II
t., brcJlEr.
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1881-02-04
TELEGRAPH TO TRIBUNE
EE17-S GGEBEED FRCM THE
ENDS of TIE EARTH
The Dakota Legislature---Smith On
His Way Hozne---Morton is Itself
Agsin---Doiags at the Ma
-@ Gio:,al Capito1,
(Specia! Desy2tc6 10 The iri6unl.l
DAKOTA LEGISLATURE.

SpECtut DESC!LCG 20 i Ne 1 TtOaIE.
, DAKOTA LEGISLATURE. .9.
| YANKToS, Feb. 3-Wallace took his
seat in the council to day, and Smith re-
turned 10 his constituency This leaves
but three dem ocrats IN the council snd
two in the house The bill authorizing q
Barnes county to issue bopds for public
improvement was Introduced in the house
Bills were also. o.intr0duced providing for
the collection Of taxes by township col
lectors; amending the code giving lcin to
manufactures Of machincy for purchase
money. The house passed the council
bill permitting the funding Of the debt Of
13onhomme county; also authorzin g i'll
surance com p*nies to hold real estate.
The house committee is considering now
the propost ton to make the county Of
Ordway out Of parts Of Cass and Barnes
counties.
MORTON COUNTY RESTORED.
ThNKToN, Feb 3.--Morton county has
been restore d in a.I her purity. The
fore the extension Of Rurle;gh: and
iian(ian l1acie tie county seat.
LIBERAL OFFER.
ST. PAUL, Feb. 4-Sclah Cham berlain.
Drinclial holder Of the minnesota bonds,
appeared before the Legislative committee
yesterday, and offered {: proposition that
lie would place his bonds at face value,
I'll rec million dollars, in the hands Of the
state auditor pending q decision Of their
validity by the s"prcm2 court. In event
they were declared valid lie would take
one-half the amount ot value placed on
them By the coui: in TIC shape Of new six
per cent bonds, but if declared invalid
he would consent to the cancellation and
destruction Of the whole batch.
TELEGRAPH MONOPOLY.
New YORK, feb t.---A meeting; OF
the stockholders Of HE Western Union,
American Union and the Atlantic and
Pacific telegraph companies was cfiectett
Yesterday, and the lines and the proper
tie, Of the latter companies We're turned
over to the Western Union 1t is under
st0ot; tNHt ,'av GCul,t, Gen. Eckert Kussell
Sage, and otbcl American Union men
We're elected directors Of the Western Tn
ION Company. \ meeting Of the stock
holders took place immediately after
Jud &c I'a:ret.'s decision denying Rufus
Hatch an mi Junction.
SENATE.
WAsu1SGToS. Feb. 4.-'Thc Morgan res
o!ullon again Sprang in the senate yestcr-
day after the agreement OF the day before.
All day was consumed in dila,orv mo-
tion: ard finally the senate adjourned,
" i,!l0ul action.
HOUSE.
T!i" house discussed the apportiorment
b;)j all day.
SEVERE STORMS
l'UIcAGo, Feb. A.-Wcdnesday and
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1881-02-04
SEVERE STORMS;

TIl: house discussed the appor;ionmeni
BID all day.
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1881-02-04

WAsuISGToS. Feb. 4.-Thc Morgan res
olullon again &prang III the senate yestcr-
day after the agreement Of the dal! >elore.
All day was consumed in di'a,ory mo
tioIa ard finally the senate adjourned,
without action.
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1881-02-04

! P.J Pauly was married, Last waeis t.
Miss Sarah Crisscy, at Marshall, Mso:i,.
That comes OF building iaiis in sts:ss4:.e5.
lands and going to husliny bees and si!r-
prise parties IN autumn.
, 1881-05-21
THE LAND lEAGtIERS.

Tho Mfehnol DAvftt Lanl 1,cnRut Of the
Twelfth Ward held It's rcRu1nr meeting Inst oycn-
Ing ut 10:3 Wcst Lako strost. Tho speakers Ut
tho oycnlng wuro Mcssrs Knno and Mullahy.
Aa this waa tho first moottnR slnco tho State
Convention, tho reports Of tito tlclevntes were
listened 10 md approved Tho question wholhcr
OF not tho League should become Il part ot tho
Btatc League wns debated ut Erent length. and
1t WAS Qnna1y decIlod to nll!lIAtc and send Mll
moneys rcculved to Treasurer O'Cannor. Tho
returns wct8 tnado for nehrly 400 tickets fnE y
raflIe which will 10 hold to-Eirht In tho Clubs
roons. Tho proceeds OF thu ratllu nre Tor tho
calse. After nn unusually interesting noctliIg
tho League adjourned.
Tho Fourteenth Ward pnrncll Land Ieagno
CLUB met Inst nght pursuant to Gail. ut 13 Mil
wnttkCG nvenue. Tho E1notng was called TO Or
dor by Prcs!dent Nolan. 4 committee Ut 1yo
was appointed to rrDrRnt,1zp tho Club IN order tO
unrry Ott tho pnns adopted ly tho State lcaRi1c
Mt tho thtc convention. Tho Treasurer was or
larGh to turn ovur thu Rtnuunt on hdt1. <1Ml. tn
Mr.. pennls O'Connpr, state League Treasurer,
to bo forwarded to ireland.
An. unusually largo meeting Of tho Fourth
Wartl Land League WIS held last night in tho
Odd FnfloW8' Hall teMr tho enrlor Of Thlrtietti
and GtAte streets. Judge Norm presided, and
nftcr tho reading nf the minutes. he rnado an
earnest demand tllAt all tho nCnbvrA should b0
pr0upt In tho payment OF dtlcs. since It wins
thus Dnly that ecCsIr could b0 sent to ireland.
FAther 1lior.fau WIS hon introduced With MUCH
AppausB. and he nlndo an hto7uona und scholarly
address IN tho origin and trnc mission Of tito
Land Lcague.
, 1881-05-21
SENTENCED TO DEATH.
Hpktt.tf pfSpatth to Tho Chteaeo Tribune.

BUFFALO, N. Y, May :0.-Thla morning Martin
FlanniXnn was sentenced to bo hung on tho Sth
Of July. having beou convicted of murder In tho
lrst degree yesterday. FlanniRan murdered
John knirns In this city In August, 1850. Tho
victim WIS huss In tho transfer house OF tho
Eric hallway III this city, and FinnnfNnn worked
under him. also lour4.iy at hls house. Tho Int
ter becHtnu pDsycssett OF tho afea that bis cnl-
rlnyer wis imposing on ht1. and Sunday hight.
tho 1:Jth OF August. cnterrh tho bed. 1T
KnErns when hi lNy asleep. and stabbed him
thrcn tEMes. Kntrns llyod but 4 few minutes.
Tho trial listed three days. and tho Jury woro
cut nb0ut olle hour.
, 1881-05-21
CIIAnGED WITH MURDER.
Special DtspdIeh to TIA Chicago Tr4btsns.

EAST SA0INAw, Mich, ttny 30.-Dctccttvo
Shcrnn and Crowm-Attorney Hutchinson, Of
London, Ont, arrived In this city last night, and
this rnorulrg oA,,scd tho arrest Of james and
willinm Fcuheley, two Canadians who catno bcre
three weeks ngo, chnrgcd with completely III the
Donnc,ly murder, ncnr Lucan. In February. 1880.
1t Is alleged the young men woru paid n sum nf
money e leave Cans;ln. as thoy hgd bqrn @ tal&- IN
curs wors compelled tn 10 TO Detrolt o-1t!Yht to
prt,curu pnPers 10 hold tho prisoners until tnoy
can bu extrudIted.
, 1881-05-21
A lsfcrrr WITH DEs1,ERADoEs.

A FIGHT WITH DESIsERADOTs.
Br Louis, May a.-Atlvlces from Fort Ewctl.
in In Sulls County, Text atato that d small
squad OF S.ute rangers hli desperate tight with
a ban IT thirty outlaws near tho fort laat Tltns-
t!ay, III which ono rnlAuor wAs killed. Tito nut-
laws wcrU defeated, however, An1 two Ut flltta
Wcre cnpturcl. They have been Stealing hGrspd
a,1d cattle, and running the1n intn Mcxiu0. A
lury0 purity Ut uitixeus arc now In pursuit Ut tho
tlcsuDtoD8.
, 1881-05-21

sptela. nt7atsh 70 9a' CHICAGO Tribune.
DETNOlT. Mich, 3thy a0.-The Dotrolts bud to-
dny's KNtno safe In hand until tho very last
inntnR, when Providence rall!ni, and by hnru
hita wnlt lninchnd anntct,rtl rlatorv frnm thu
t",s. - ~ ,.n. ,.,,,s,,, ns,,,,t,,, ~
J""s " uo'e.s" a. "ae " uo"ot'.u' Hct"Aak R"iao
nil both al1ta. two fumutes by FArrGkk uud
fnmble by Knight which aiinwrl Mcclellan to
roach secoud oI, taao hit. constituting the oulv
"., i.e,,.,,an. =. 49, st,,,.,n. ,,.h ..
o1t"Es .oe'uencu w ".et anu"sa. asa'nvws
and GNllRan strong enough uAttefy, hut
they tltdn't like tho way tho boys Wero
getting uu to Mathews, and bp exchanKrd
,,,st.Jnn. ,.,,h .;.,,t,n,rrn o,tnn t.,
!"a'.'"1 ." "tu ,. t9
, 1881-05-21


1twts, Cuu., May 20.-Tho trouble over tho
Adirondack nina eamo to a focus yesterday
n,yrntna. John kcoah md John Matonoy. have
for aotno tIMo been living III u cabin on tnino,
holding possession, vcttort1ny at & n. tn., a
Deputy ShoriH Of Ounnlson County and D. u.
Powers, and number Of othera, appeared at tho
n,nc a warrant wns read for tho arrest OF KcUXh
ard Maloncy, which thoy refusod to honr. both
being well armed, firing SOON began, resulting in
tho roundins Of Maloney In tho right hand, and
kcoRt In tho arm. Tho i'owors party thct, took
possession Of tho property, which thoy held un-
i'll . n. m,, wllrn large. number Of
welt-armed citizens compelled them, to xacase
Rnd arrested Diov6n of their party un.lcr United
StMtes warrants on n charge uf assat,lt with !n.
tent to kill. Thoy wcru rlaced Under 81, ,00o
bonds to nwait examination to-day. KcaHh md
Slnlpnry hMvg bten released.
Lator-Tho trial OF the i'owors narty WIS post
pon0tl till Monday. THO Doputy-Shcrln tele-
Krnphcl
10 tunnson City TINT tho mob was increasing,
arti Rskctl for nsslstnnce, mt considering h!.i-
self enfa LII irwin. Irwin Is situnted on tho Tito
licscrvntion, nvur, which tho United. stnlcs
Courts aono havo Jurisdiction, and tho Deputy
Hhcrtrs were ACtlug outside their territory.
therefore tho arrest Of tho Deputies.
, 1881-05-21
". II. pobte enterN b, q, 0Iuator.
neorgn Purrln entora i,r. >. stontGosneryt
W. Mayo cutters b. .. Dictator.


BAN FnAsGlsCo, Cal. hIny a0.-Tho xix t1aya
go-as-you- please ,natch for tho Cotton.damond
bolt hold by W. II! Hc0tt, Terminated this evosl.
Ing, or the twclvo starters only fve hold out
tO tho end OF tho contost+ with Hcotns
as follows, W. II. Daauor, 5tB miles:
Frank L. Edwards, htd miles Two Inps; Particle
0uerrern, COY miirs ono Inn; j. +. Ent1t,, 428
miles; W. II. Bcott, 4l1 tni1cs tivo laps.
nunccr's tino Ii the best over tnAite m thu
pnctln Cuust, bcntlng O'Lonry's iu his contest
With Weston two inttts.
, 1881-05-21
ARRESTED FOR ARSON.

Special DIpateh 70 tbs Chttaoo IFtbtnf.
Fotrr WAYNE, Ind. May :0.-A boy nbout 10,
hatl.ng frtm Ch!oayo, was ,lrrostod this evening,
charged With burning thu Dljou Theatre Tues
lay Inst. Hc tull sumo companions that ha re-
colycd SO tro,o II sRlOonkeoper to do the not,
and that ho Ind u sfnilAr Job on hhnu for to-
night. lle Refused to Elvc bis name or commit
h!nsclf after arrest.
, 1881-05-21
A. s1uS1FtcESr DONATION.

LOUISVILLE, KY, May :0.-L. 7. Warren. n
well-known citizen. bas given s4o.00o to tho
liroR.lway Tabernacle. Presbyterian. A few
dnys ago Sir. Whrron, who has cumo to tho aid
uf tho congregation with bis ndyice, money and
credit in uyery emergency, called q meeting ot
tho .o!llrors and told thom he WAS anxious to
auo tho church freq from debt. Thurc wns duo
EtD,0CD m tho grnund nnd $4.000 TIL tho building.
ito nnnautlced bis Willingness TO contribute $i0..
OU, provided utor n,ainbcra would raeo fiJ Mkl.
An sGttye r,,iitslss "ls iIInlo and tn.tiny 6!lt-
cient hnd hEGn Hutl&cr!hed to Insure tn1 whole
amount. PrIDr tn this liberal donaten btr. Wnr.
ron had contributed to the new building So u0.
, 1881-05-21

Special Dispateh to Iht Chicago If1buNe.
DAveNloitr, Ia., May :0.-A spcolnl from
Confer Junction. lfty.olght Mltes north
Of this city, snys: IA,st night burglars
entcrcd IIouse'a store. hlukctl and Knggea
tho clurk uud tho broko open tho safe, securing
about *500u In cnst. Tho clerk WAS found this
ianrnttx neArIy lifeless. Eln enys thrcO masked
ulru wetc onKaguI III tho work.
, 1881-05-21

CLRvELANp. o., blRy al-Cseyeiand bad m
easy task to-day aRalust Troy. Nolan pitched,
enu tho yls!tors could do nothing with him, cx.
cupt In tho sixth tnulnK. when four hits. ollu OF
than IL double. gave. the TrolnnsJ thtco earned
runs. kecfe was pounded wl1haat mercy, Rud
five ot tho sovcn runs werc oarned- Ia TIM sew
oath ianins the bases we<e full, ind Purce!ts
, 1881-05-21

DALLAS, Tex, May D.-S. q. Stevenson was
shot town aud killed by party 1T rouRhs about
sovbnty u,!cs west OF Dallns to-day. Stevenson
hud lost some hortcs und had acousod q certain
party Ut STEALING thou, Thls nr1usul tho lrO Ut
tho suspBctcil man, who cp!!cctod together
runT Ut lesperll0e9, won't ~ stovgtlsun's house,
Hnd Tired 0lovcn bullets tMtU h!s b0dy.
, 1881-05-21

lie NJUaIPED THE COUNTY"
LEXINGTON, ky.. May aD.-In llal!ard County,
Sydney lteeyes becaHlu Anxcrel ut q y0uth
named Bn.ns, A1ld chastlact him w severely that
ut last ncaounls It WA thought the boy would
die. lseurua' net raised suGh storm that hU had
to Jump tho county to prevent being lyAohcl.
, 1881-05-21
DANGEROUSLY SHOT.

Special Utspnteh 10 Tns Chfeaeo TrtbAaf.
LAFAYETTE, Inft., b1ay s0.-A report was re-
celved horo thik afternoon stating TINT robert
WInars. u YnunK unlnarrIot, nnn whose home 10
Ia this city, had becn dangcrously, II not fatally,
shot by II man nnned Campbell. at Alchgan
City, this MorMluE.
, 1881-05-21
SEVEN YEARS. IMPRISONMENT
drkffak Ilf4patth 70 Tia EhleaQo Tribune.

I.osroN, May A-Fostor. tho theological
student Mt An1oyor, whu, with his twin Irothos,
uurKlarlxci fnrn,-houso ut North Andovcr n
mouth ngo, wns to-day sunt 10 the State Prison
for spyon years. THO twin hrDther wus shot by
tho intuudetl victim Hlll killed, and the case nd
ItllttuL OF no defense. Tho trial occupied but q
fuW N fnutCs.
, 1881-05-21

NlssrOS, May at-Dou. Francss A. Walker,
Superintendent Of the Census, has been ap.
polluted prca|dunt vi tho massachusetts lnatftuta
Ut Teuhnol0Yy, aud Will hggtn his dutlea in Oo-
tObpr. lIouK u linstun boy, great 6atIaf9ctlon .
IL felt la thv C40lrp+
, 1881-05-21
A,,1,rar,sn FOL, MURDER,

EAsr HA01aAw. 3liuh., May 31-Wisllum aud
Ja,ups Finley, usotherx aud yonAR saen. .wero ar.
scstul this morning bore, charged with com.
plicitY tn the iaannplly f4tul!y murlor, neAs Lu.
eau, Ont, February, 1bSl
, 1881-05-21
THE GUN.

THE GUM
LUu1BvtLtEt KY. May 21.-Owtng to Il scarcity
Of Wild pigeons, the tournament Ut the I.utIs-
vtlo sporta,nnn's Association, which l,,ld been
looked forward to with Rrert Interest In tho
sporting world, haa becn postponed. Tho tnllr.
shv dato Of which will shortly TO ma1u known.
, 1881-05-21

The IIorsfn51l Alnn.,ac nnd Cook Book sent
free on application u Auulf01d Chemical Works,
Providence, IL l.
, 1881-05-21
RAvENsyvooD VS.. DUBUQUE.

HPtFt0s O1ePRFes V'4*R0RV
DUBUQUE H., May e0-Tho Naveuswood. OF
Chlca0o. defeatcd tho Dubuque to-day by II
score ct Is to b. Scnr, the pitcher Of DnbuQues,
hnd his urn wrenchod In tho ilrst Inning mud
had to withdraw.
, 1881-05-21
r0rHE PUBLIC.

Trore can be no hstlvr guishsd X. Il; T. ~. h1s4 1t
s.e. ef thsa tss bsss aud xosthhlss1' thss',ens he.s
ssm. A. hese arc Falsss a. Hitssass5t sna n,s ~
I'D Ptl;. = .sfs :: s1a * t1t ~ sst1e4s'
, 1881-05-21

Total flcllinx urrors-Duffalo,0 0; Worcester, 2
llnso h!ts-lin1lnln, II; Worcester, O.
Two-1,ilse hlts-lNhite, Foley.
First TN errors-f]utfato, !.
Lett on baaos-13utfulu, I: Worcester, ..
struck Uiit-Ilushnnw a..
1iulls calcn-lfnlvin, 5Y; Corny, IT,.
Btrlkes calicd-0alyEn, 20; Corey. t.
Timc-Dne honr and twenty-five minutes.
Umplrc-lIrndley.
, 1881-05-21
1surFALo vs.. WORCESTER.

BpKttN4 UHb11th 70 7Hs ENItd6o 1FH1aH1.
BUFFALO. N. r., May 2o.-Aftor fielding like q
drove Of schpol-boys, buffalo turned over now
leaf to-day, playing without utrors, and batttng
Corey hnr1. Six Of tho Bevcu runs wcrc earned,
nnt the W0rrcsters experienced their first
whitowash Of tho season. Tho Worcestors did
excellent work In tho field, but could not do roy
thing With Calvin, gaining but three hits. hut
ono OF tho Visitors reached accohd base. Some
retnarhabt plays wore made by both tcatna. cs-
pcclnlIy by Force. trwln, Carpenter, and nic'.-
Rrtison. 1t WIS cold, aud only about COO pooplo
, 1881-05-21
FEVER and AGUE

FEVER AND A0uE cured t1r u. n.,y si;r,d tSss
Thorc 10 not remedial agent ~ q. tn,1 mt4r Mular.
viii eury Fever and AEa9 anp YcIl9w' " St1Se a oh-
3Sss 9sws1s n'I,9s nIs nv Ivy LIS 80 quickly
n asEAnWAY'H READY nEL!EF;;
FIFTY CENTS PER l3oIIAn'
, 1881-05-21

Tho .uattn6e to le Rlyrn at tho Driving Fart
thls afternoon promises To TO worry Interesting
affair, thoFe buiuK two races on the psogta1t
with nne Held ut horses entered In each. Tht
trottlng vii! begin at !: o,qlock, entrance to III
parts Of tho grounds II free, and hladtaor.stree
anra run directly to Abs gates. Tho events anG
entries atp ~ follows;
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-07-24

EUREKA LODGE. NO. le. r. q A. NJ.
YJNHE STATED COMMUNICATIONS OF Eu-
i rekA Lodge. No. l6, r. A. NJ, Will be
held In Odd Fellews' Hall Saturday. on or be-
fore the full moon.
MANNERS OF sister lodges, aud sojourning
brethren In good etsndina. are cardtslly invit
ed 20 Attend. EVAN JONES. w. "a.
ALEX. D. nooK. Secretary.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-07-24
SOCIETIES.
ST. JouN,s CHAPTER. NO.

ST. JOHNS CHAPTER. NO. s.
VNHE STATED CoNvOCATroSs OF ST.
Johns Chapter, No. s. Il. A. NJ. will be
held At Masonic Hall, on the Saturday next sue
ceeding the pale Of the moon In each month.
All Royal Arch Naeons. in good standing, are
cordially invited to attend.
A. L. FITZGERALD. II. P.
A. d. ROCK. Secretary.