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4, F. & A. M.

silver STAR LODGE No. 4, A. +. & A. NJ. Reg1l-
lar Communication Wednesday on or before the full
moon.
Special meeting every second Wednesday after
O. s. CLIFFORD, w. NJ.
CHAs CHRIsTopHER, Secretary
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Il. c. JACOBS.
GEORGE WEBB

COUNTY TREASURER, Canton, D. T. Real
~ Estate and tax paying business promptly at
tended to. Office at Court House. 1n
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Box stationery of every description at
Lewis & House.
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M. M. CLARK. nj. d..

physician AND SURGEON, and U. 8. Ex-
l. amining Surgeon of Pensions, Canton, D. T.
Office at residence, east of school house.
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HOTELS.
MERCHANTS HOTEL.

MERCHANTS HOTEL.
(HANTON. DAKOTA. Opposite the Court House
Coa Main St. Free bus to and from all trains
Newly furnished throughout. Good stabling in
connection with the house.
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v,aipht No T. passes Canton going north, at
,a.57 a. H. Freight No. passes at 1880 going
south.
GEO. E. MERCHANT,
. r,,,orarh Stations Superintendent.
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C.. NJ. & St. P. R. R
TINE TABLE,

Tine TABLE,
IOWA s. DAKOTA DIVISION
aOM9 WEST. EAST.
NJ, freight 4:33 Il. No. T. fr't 800 p.
~ l. Pass. lO:3) .. IN. No Q Pass 40 i. M
SOU, CITY DAZ3-A DIVISION. Sioux Falls Extn.
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$500 REV ARD!
Ovor Million OF
Profit, GUILMETTE'S French
kidney Pads

Have already been sold i'll this country and in
France; every ono Of which has given perfect sat
isfaction. And has performed cures every time
ween used according to direction.
We now say to the afflicted and doubling ones
that wo will pay above reward for single case OF
LAME BACK
that the Pad fails to cure. This Great Remedy
will POSITIVELY and Permanently cure Lumbagc,
lame back, Scistica, Gravel, Diabetes, dropsy,
Brights disease of the Kidneys, lneontinuence and
Retention OF the Urine, inflammation Of the Kidneys
Catarrh of the Bladder, High colored urine, pain
In the back, side or loins, nervous weakness, and
in fact all disorders of the Bladder and Urinary
Organs whether contracted by private disease or
otherwise.
LADIES, if you suffering from Female
Weakness, Leucorrhoea, any disease OF the Kid
neys, Bladder, Urinary organs,
YOU CAN BE CURED!
without swallowing nauseous medicines by simply
wearing
Prof. CuIImettes Franch Kidney Pad.
ea-W Which cures by absortion.
Ask your druggist for Prof. Guilmette's French
Kidney Pad, and take no other
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COUNTY OFFICERS.

- M CuPPErr, Clerk Of District Court.
THoRH J. THoNsrAD, Register Of Deeds ana En-.
oasco County CLERK.
"A. C JACOBS, Treasurer.
i. DIXON, Sheriff.
s P MAcKEy, Superintendent of Schools.
H. II. W1GaIN, Judge of Probate.
NJ HoGOBooa,
T.. s, RkASDHAGEN, Co. Commissioners.
". ". PALMER, ohm.
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Land Office a. Yankton, y. T., January 4, 1881.
Notice is hereby given that the follwing named set
tier has filed notice of his intention to make final
proof in support of his claim ana final entry
thereof, and that said proof will be made before
VIM NJ. Cuppett at Canton, D. T. on Monday the
14th day of February 1881, at O'Clock p. M, viz
Henry Bradshaw, under his homestead entry No.
1888 for northwest IL section 33, town %, range 81
and he names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of sal
tract, viz: Holmes Tupppsr, Robert Ba-k Alex
ander Hannah, jessie Wilkinson, al Of Maple
Grove, OAK
$50 G. Z. WETTFr,
Reyjs
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Land Office at Yankton, d. t. Dec. .. 1880. No.
tice is hereby given that the following name set
tier has tiled notice of his intention to make final
proof in support of his claim and secure final
entry thereof, and that said proof will be ma lie
before Wm NJ Cuppett, Esq, Clerk of the Dis
trict Court in and for Liucoln county, at Canton
D. T., on Monday, the 14th day of February, 1881,
at O'Clock. p. m. viz: William Gable dndsr his
dbcaratory statement No. 1850 Sioux Falls series
for South West quarter, Section ID, Town 100,
Range 81, and he names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and cutiva-
ton of said tract viz Peter Miller, F. G. Miller,
Martin Kneps, Martin Shank, all Of Sioux Falls.
Ninnehaha county, d. T. g. A. WETTER,
3S-5t Register.
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Land ONCE st Yankton, d. r., Dac. 28th, 1880,
Notice is hereby given that the following -na'ued
settler has filed notice of his intention to make ns
proof in support of his claim aud secure Anal entry
thereof and that said proof will be made
before NJ CuppCtt, clerk of the Dist. court in ani
for Lincoln Co., at Canton, Dakota T'y., the
county seat thereof, on Thursday, the 10Th day Of
February 1881, at O'Clock p. NJ, viz: Frank II.
Winsor, under his Homestead application No 1893
for $ !, of 4 /. setton Is, town SO range 40,
and lie names the following Witness
es to provo his continuous residence upon and cul-
tyation of said ira ct viz: Joseph Z, Benedict,
John II. Hosey, John Coloncy, Hiram r. Benedict
all of Canton, Lincoln county, Oak.
SO G.. A. WETTEH, Register.
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nj. l.. SYVERUD.

VI1ATCHMAKER 4 JEWELER, and dealer in
w Clocks, Jewelry, Etc.. at Gilberts store,
Canton D. T. All kinds of work in my line attended
opromptly an I on short notice.
eH- RKFERENCE-MY WORK.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

Final Proof-H. Bradshaw.
Final Proof F. II. Winsor.
Final Proof W. Gable.
probate NOTICED. II. Wiggin.
kidney Pad-French Pad Co.
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hlIHey d0, d11It t'he 110 o'1fof'
TESTIMONIALS FROM THE PEOPLE.
Judge Buchanan, Lawyer, Toledo, o, says:
'sOns of Prof. Glilnette's French Kidney Pads
cured me Of Lumbago in three weeks time. Ny
case had been given up by the best doctors as in
durable. During all this time l suffered untold
agony and paid out large sums Of money.
George Vetter, p, Toledo o. says:
81 suffered for three years with Scatca and Kid
new disease, and often had to go about crutches
was entirely and permanently cured after wear ne
H. b. Green wholesale grocer, Findlay o, says:
al suffered for % years with lame back and in
three weeks was permanently cured by WEARING on,
of Your Pads.
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'rof GuiImettes Feb Liver Pad

Will positively cure Fever and Agne, dumb agae
ague cakes, bilious fever, Jaundice, dyspepsia and
all diseases of the liver, stomach and blood SEND
for Prof. Gumette's treatise on the kidueys aud
liver, free by mail Price Of Kidney Pad, $500;
price of Liver Pad, Sl.5o. Address
FRENCH PAD Co., Toledo, O.
For Sale by T. w. HOOD.
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ATTORNEYS.
G.. III. WINSOR.

G. III. WINSOR,
A TTORNEY AT LAW, Sioux Falls, D. T. Of
IA fee in Gilbert's building, opposite Cataract
House. Especial attention paid to Business in tho
U. s. Land Office. Is also a Land and Collecting
Agent.
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Not the Man.

RICHMOND. Va. Ju!s 29.-rho negro ar.
rested 10 Washing Wednesday as the murderer
OF Floles Michaux, 10 this city, on the 20;h
inst. end brought here last night, WAS before
the police coustthis morning Seven witnesses
"a coloredl we're examined and they all tesi
lied they koeR Matthew Taylor, the alleged
murderer. and tha. the pr;souer was not the
man, Some of these Witnesses, one of them
the sister of the murdered womau. WAS present
when the c;lme wss committed aod there is 20
question as TO the truthtuloess of their testi-
mony. The pros cu!ion falling to establish
he Identity of the prisoner Police Jusiics
Richardson dismissed the charge but held
tho man us o suspicious character, ard
he Was lodged 10 Jail in dsEault of security
for good b. havior. The prisoner gives the name
OF WIN. PRICE. ard says be is originally from
A'sxsodris, Va, wheoca DO was sent to lhe
Peulen:iary for shooting a man, and that since
he WAS liberated he has lived 10 Richmond.
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NEWS OF IHE DAY

The receipts of grain at Baltimore for the
week ending yesterday were S02. 600 bushels.
The sum of IS. 0l0 was received yesterday by
the New York Chamber of Commerce toward
the fund for Mrs. Garfield.
The through rates on wheat per bushel from
Chicago to Liverpool. via Montreal, arc Is
cents. and via New York Is cents.
The Board of Trade Of Chicago have pur-
chased for 1925 600 from he Scott heir. oer-
taia real estate at LIZ Ssc and Van Buren,
street.. upon which to erect a new bulldog for
their use.
10 New York new system of laying tele-
Rrsph and telephone wires underground has
been devised that promises to do away with the
nuisance and obstruction c.used by he erection
OF uoslghtly poles 10 the public Streets Al
excavation is made to depth of two feet aloog
the street. 10 which wooden trough is laid
down. The wires are placed 10 this 'rIugh ADD
are then immersed iu imposition which c,m
pletely iusu!ates them.
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The London Laucet's Opiniop

LONDON. July 29.-This weeks Lancet, the
l,SsdlaS medical journal OF Loudou, discussing
President CART :ld's 1ouoi, says: Portious of
the dress nsy nave been car led into the wcu1d,
and each abcass that forms is GOT only direct
s1urco OF dagger from psin aud fever and the
dauser fi:s sntoa5iog deeply, but with each
iherc s fresh liability to blood poisouug, 1t
Il quite i'm possible to feel any cartsio'y that We
Hay not hear Of 400 her sbsosss or relapse, aod
l; Is OF great Importance tina; the patients COO
st'tu'loGal Vlgcr should ba mainiaiuot ct as high
plcn a. possible, 10 view OF future troubles
The hbseuca Of fever aud of severe txhsu,,iop
removes any cause Tor Immediate a!aru. bot
until the Touod is quito hvsl d and the bullet
either removed or safely ercystrd. there will
Dc liability to recarrlt 6 assesses. each attended
Nth the risk Of blODn unsouine.
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Financial.

NEW YORK. Jolly % The Posts fusroial
sr.lole ssSs: Tbs share srcculation at the Stcck
Exchange, Il hcugh prices dec!iued ia the first
hour, has thus far to dsv resulted ir higher
prices. aud repor:s sre abuodsu. that the dit
f.reDces OF tho Trunk Line railroads will
5000 be settled AID rates restored. The decline
the first bour vas due to The less fsv ,rsble sd-
vicos respecting he condition of the President
U. s. hoods are higher for the IS. Al. sud cx
tended S.. State bonds are neglected. r. r
bonds are "a DER cent higher, the latter j ersey
Central Isis; Uoion Poetic s. arc up 8 per cent :;
Hannibal aud ST. joseph S. |! per ceut The
net sdVaucs in tas stock market 20 dsy ranges
from to q per cent add Including Memphis
and Cnsrlestoo.7 per cent. The special fen
lures ere the Trunk Inc shaees, the Southeast
ern shares, Western Uooo telegraph, Milgan.
kse aud S. Paul, louisville aud Nashvils aud
P-ci6c mail. The money market is easy al
81 81 per cent for call loans.
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UNpUNCTUAL PEoPLs.-You msy take il
tor grated that unpurcua people arc thor.
oughy selfish. Their own ucnstioos are
param uat to he conVaDlencs cf others, The
uopuncusl nan is apt to think that the greats
ess evil be occasions By bis sp .cs iu6rmitv is
tsmpots lEcoDvehienca or Disappointment, Bu;
this IL not SO. II one Of his delays should dis.
tutb only the arrangements for one dsy of a
siogls person he may congrs'us.e himself,
What blttor disappoin,uant, and what seriou,
annoyance and less na7 come f!vm a letter a,
little 100 late FIR the mail. bill pEid after ,hS
promised time, 40 appointment not keD;, a
cou mission deferred Note for yourselves aod
thick on these things. Paocu,I people are
always relisbo. d. all that you promise to do.
aud al! that you are rightfuj:y repaired aud ex
p:o;eded to do, as caraiuly, 80 for So it depends
uOon yourself, as the suo rises aod sets. 90 that
the hears Of ell with whom ecu are 10 auy vav
coCuected may safely trust" ia ycu Thai
you will become pillars of support" 10 the
family aud 10 society Instead of orcken raeds
Let your word be IS good as your bond, ghsn
you ssY you will do tblog, do it,
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Tile arliels.

BALTIMosE, July 29.-Virgini. IS old 25s; do
deferred Is; do consolidated 81 10 % Sc.
ries 39s past due coupons 80 nav 10 40s 64t bid
10 day. Cotton steady; nlddling liz Flour frm
uadsr light reSeptsi Ho~srd st and Western
euner 50aS4 25; Go extra 25sS5 25; DO family
6t0sS6 80; City Mills super 5OsS4 so; do ex.
trs 4 % SIS %; do family 7j.ST do Rio brands
o0aS6 e.; Pa!sptco f. mty 81 25. Wncat-
Souih"rn higher Western opened higher. hu.
closed lower, dun AM weak Southern red 1924
US do smber li3,l27; No Wessern winter
RED SPOT aud july l243al25; Aug I25.l2jl Sept
l27.l27t; Oct l29.l2S5 Gurn-Southern steady
and flmi Western quiet and steady; Southern
white "; d. yellow nominNlly So; Western
mixed spot July and Aug SCI .tG5; Sept SRA
5I5; Oct esq 69i steam n 521 Dat. steady and
firm; Western white 4's45; do mixed 40 al !;
Penns 42,43 Rye nominally SO.e5. Hay dull !;
prime to choice Penna and Maryland IL SIS
Coffee frme,; Rio carsoes ordinsrU to f,i- -,
~ Sugar dull and weak; a soft Sc Whisky
quiet l3,Sl H.
NEW YORK July 2S.-Ssocks strong. Money 8
s3i Flour dull aud heavy. Wheat fairly &C.
tive. Corn fairly active
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More Victims ofKerosene.

NEW YORK, July 29.-Mrs Celia Schmidt
was preparing di;rer for herself aod daughter,
E'z'. sixteen years of sge. on kerosene stove
at their residence, corner Of Buffalo avenue and
! be Eastern Parkway, 10 The suburbs of Brook
Eu, yesterday, Whsn the stove xpod ID. The
burning oil was scattered over he sljthiog oil
Mrs. S,hniit ADD Der daughter and they were
soon wrapped 10 fumes. Their screams alarm
ed the dents 10 the neiQ hborbood. bu. it vas
several minutes before the fire was extippuished
Physicians we're Summoned, also Ambulauca
Surgeon Hatch, AID everything possible was
done TO relieve their suf-riugs. They were
terribly burned about the body and very slight
hopes were entertaInad Of their recovery.
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N. G. MIDLAND RoAD.-Tbe work en- the
road ls now progressing 6aely, At this present
wrI'lcR there are over 500 mcn at work, over
l2O mules and oaris; masots uld other skilled
labor 10 addition. The engineering p.rtu, ut
have completed their surveys to Greenwood, 8.
u. when they clnncot with tbs Au.usls &
Greenwood railroad. The maps and es,ina 8
will be ready This w"ek Tor iosp :ctiop. We
und srssDd that Mr. Bsroour. aud We speak b,
au horlty delays osIilug meeting oil tie B ,srd
OF Directors. Tor she purpose of giving our
ilenos south of M9cksyle, Sta.csVnle aod
MooresVIIie 80 opportunity 10 per',c: their
charters sDd Subscriptions, which c,ruos be
dooe accold'rg to law before August 4;h. He
Is as desirous as ourselves of havlug a meet,pg
COW, but If he did so hs c'ud Only De met with
promises irs'ead of Said chsr,rrs and sur
scrptlons. Ihs obiecs is TO maxi ,hls pr~s.
through hoe to Ausus,s aod Atlanta ct present,
aud TO polots further South 10 future. This
may seem like dcIty tu. it is DOT, ss the work
On ire road 10 COW Del & pushed rapid for
ward aud the tOroe being daily Increased.
Winston Sentinel
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TO-DAY'S TELEGRAPH NEWS
The Presidents Condition.
lOhclal Bo'Ie:io. J


EXECUTIVE MANSION. July %. $3.50 en-
imme dlstely after the evening dressing yes
terday the Presidents afternoon fever began
graduslly to subslde. He slept we'll during the
dig BIT sud this morricg is free from fever, looks
we'll and expresses hiuSeIf oheertully. No
rlscEs have occurred dutiog the past twenty
tour hours. nor, Indeed, at auy time si.cs the
% last A moderate rise of emDert ture iu
the afternoon is to be anticipated for 81 me days
10 cme. At present his pulse is 90, tempera-
ture % 1, respiration Is
Unofficial Bolleiiu
EXECUTIVE MANSION. July 90, ll:5O g., H.
Ibe President Is hssl z another q1iet comtor-
table day. SiHcs tho moruioe bull tito lis TEN
peritu'e sod respiration have r. msned normal
aud his pulse is beJw l00 His nourishmyut
10 day hss consisted chief, of the iu,c, of
freshly roasted beef, mix. AID prepared meat
extract. As an experiment he surgeons have
ALEC given him to day smsll 90 unity of the
carter beverage knnWn as "kouuiss" which is
10 groai repute among the C.lmucks of south
eastern Russia az a nutrl,ious and slightly slim
ulalng drluk. koumiss as prepared By the
rsrters Is thin whiish fluid win milky taste
aud sshIIy puuRen; favor aod is msde by
dl5uiliog mares MIX wbils it is undergoing the
process CT fermentation. II has great repu-
'atlGn 10 sou heaseru Europe aud western
Asia oot oily IS 50 iovigorstiog s.imuaot but
as oourishng tod, and large es.sbishme
popular y knOWn as the 'K,umiss Cue" was
lCuaddd on the Vvlga river near SAm,ra few
years sinc' and visited by iDvalids from all
parts Of Russia.
lOHcis Bulletin
EXECUTIVE MANSION July 80. 1890 D. H.
lhe President bore t"e dressing OF his wound
veil ibis c,or0i5g aud exhibited very little ia
tisua after is conpletiou. The appearance OF
The WOucd, the character and quantity Of the
discharge, aod tha general condItiou of the pa
ieot sre Satisfactory. H rests we'll aud takes
an adequate qlsntitv of nourishmeut. At
present hls pul.e is 9S. temperature % 1. re-
spirsiion 49,
WASHINGTON. D. G., July &c.
LolceN. Ninatcr at London:
AT .. w.. tho Presidents condition is re-
ported as entitclg satisfactory. A slight return
OF tevor is expected later 10 the afternoon sod
will probably Tor some timo, be daily accom- :
panimrnt al this stage Of his progress
(Sl5nsG. BLAINE Secretary
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VIRGINIA NEWS.

The publication of the Pledmon, Virpiuiau.
which Was suspended for while, has been re-
sumed.
General A. L. Pridenore, late member Of
Congress, hos announced BIZ. purpose to oppose
Cameron, Lewis and Bl,ir 90 the stump uatil
tbs eleel,n. Gen. PrIdemorc is sn uoco1Dpro
missing reacjus'er, but can't stand the Mahoue
republican party.
Fix Governor William Smith was q proni-
nsnt figure at the uOvtiiog Of the Culpeper
monument to the Confederate dead. Thou sb
over eighty years If age. be is said TO have
looked as bright aud spry as a man OF fly.
The estate Of the late Colonel Robert 3. Boil.
Ing, of Petersburg, is vsluei Al about half q
million of dollars. His will provide, for tie
sale OF ell bis property for eqlal division among
bis children.
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KATE SPRAGUE.-Did you ever loo k upen a
beautiful fsco whIoh told you almost IS plainly
as words that mental anguish had but added TO
its beau y? | contemp plated su,h counte.
nauca IN the par or of the Shelburuo TO night
l's oWoer was lady rather loo ined to be tall,
but With symmetrical form which looked ali
the more attractive tor the extremely plsio COS.
tune. black 10 color. ADD almost ssv "a 10 is
lack OF trimming or other adorpueut, Her
blonde hair, dressed in tbs prevailing seaside
tsshIon-sn English fr;zzs-covered the fore
head TO within 80 icob or 80 of the dark blu.
eyes. ADD TWO flushed cheeks. a mouth full of
pear y teeth, ps like ripe cherry sud short
round ohio. completed the picture. But there
was something 10 tho face npart from its natur
81 gifts Which was calculated at once to riyet
the attention OF the observer. 1t was so e1.
preston OF indescrbsbe melancholy and paio,
90 II the Iron had entered the soul of its owner
acd lett there, not hate or vindctiveuess, but
sorrow and augush-s look go plaip!ive, so an.
pealiDg. that one might match it to mel, the
hardest heart
Who is sbeY' heard the question asked
twenty times Inside Of 40 hour. spd each TINA
the answer was returned: Kate Chase
Srrasus. The former mistress of Cspopchet
has been the guest of th: Shelburne since
Tuesday, and proposes to remain until the Gloss
OF the season. A maid aDd two purses. who
have entire charge of her three children. all
gnl'. the oldest being twelve aud the youngest
not three. comprise Der re,inue. She moves
about 10 q dreamy sort of way, seldom ming
Ing With the other guests or engaging with
them 10 conversation. Even wbeu 10 tia So
cletyy OF ultimate friends. several Of whom are
at the same hotel, she sedulousy avoids all
references to her domestic dificuItiea.
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2 UBLISEED DAILY q TRI-W IEKLY BY
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
FRIDAY EVENING, JULY 20. 1881.
Some of the newspapers are at loss to koow

Some OF the newspapers are at loss to koOw
why it. is tina: the West instead of the South is
being rapidly settled. TIE reason is llaia to
Ill aho know snSthiug about the subjsct, and
IS tWoiod. 10 the FIST plaza there is no ear
nest, constant nor system iz,d effort to biog
immi grants to the S,u b, IS there is to iIduce
them TO 20 Wesi, and in the seoond, rae, dis
tinctlors arc natural, and white people do GOT
Ike TO work side by side With negroes Gags
CT white aborers have been brought to this city
time a0G again 10 work at the cosl yards, but
they bavO lDvariab!y returned TO tho North be
cause negroes we're doing liks work at the same
or a. peigbborns Wbarvos. White people do
work side By side with negroes white women
work uudef and 10 The snue room With the
negro register of the Treasury. Dir. Bruce,
but II Is because :heir pay for doing 50 is greater
than that Tor coy other en ployment they couli
obtain, and they don't hesitate TO say that they
would quit such work at orco if they could get
ss easy aud lucrative places anywhere else.
The lmmonse bunber Of negroes in the South
10 wba: tends more than anything else to keep
white people away from her. She knows this,
but she slSo knows that her burden is provi-
deotia! decree, and she bears it thetlfJre With
becoming grace
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Mr.. ParneII,s Amendment

LONDON, July 29.-The Daily Telegraph
says; Some Indignation is feIt by tho conser
valves at the governments acceptance of MIR.
Parne!I's amendment to the land bill, adding
to CLAUSE At proviso that an actioo for rent
pendIrg at the same TINA as an application for
liking judicial rent be Suspended uoti the latter
is determined. The smallaess of the minority
vote is attributed to the absence OF members,
Who 1t the usual oooe OF an ansudmcat had
been given would have boon present,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-29
Shocking Murder,

FoET SCOTT. KS, July ga most shocking
murder Was committed in the little town of
A7ols. Vernon county. Missouri on Wednes
day afternoon. A man named Baker stabbed
young man named Bannett three or four tim %
in the back with knife. and then cut him across
the abdomen making wound about foot in
length from which tho intrstlnes dropped to the
ground Bennett Glad almost instantly. His
murderer escaped, but some 200 men are in pur.
suit of him.