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The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1881-06-23
Canton Advocate.
giE Pasoa.
THURSDAY, JUNE % 1881.

THURSDAY, JUNE % 1881.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
". NJ. CuppErT, Clerk of District Court.
ELL1Nd OpsAL, Register of Deeds and l1Onlcio
County Clerk.
HUErsoN, Treasurer.
i, DIXON, Sheriff.
j. ALLIBoNE Superintendent of Schools.
z BENNETT Judge of Probate.
0. I BhANDHAGEN, ohm.
NATHAN NOBLE, Co, Com'r,
P. @. PABKE.
A. F. & A. NJ.
SILVER STAR LODGE No. 4, A. +. A. NJ. Regu-
ar Communication Wednesday on or before the full
lmoon.
slecial meeting every second Wednesday after
Regular.
0. 8. CLIFFORD, W. NJ.
NORTHUMBERLAND, Secretary.
Chicago & Northwestern Railway.
Time of departure of Passenger Trains from
Sioux City, in effect.
Leave for Chicago and tho East, ...... $3.50 P. NJ.
1850 A. N.
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Mortgage Sale.

4. 7. UI-lJ-s,
O.S. GIfFoD, Sheriff Lincoln Co. D. T.
CT Attorney for Pitt.
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LATEST NEws.IrEMs

Strikes have become so popular in Canada
that the Ctughnawogs Indians have taken =
hand. For plotting RATS of timber down ihe
Lschino rapids they demsnd an increase 10
" % per day, with the condition that no
white men be employed. The reds assaulted
q timber agent for hiring some French Cana.
dians.
In Dublin, Ca, Lish Coates colored. has
been arrested for whipping weman so
severely that her death Is momen,ar;iu o ~
pecled.' He was released few weeks soo
from the penlton,iary whsre ho was M sent 1scT fSr
four years for tying negro woman mn .nd
whipping her 70 death. -
There is much excitement in Perry county.
Indiana, on account of the msny murdoys
and dsrlng robscries that have occurrod IN
tho past two years. Three murders favs
taken place in the past four months. And
other crimes OF notorious chsracter have
been committed. "a'o
A ludicrous affair of honor IL reportsd
from the Carolinas, where two teieCrsnh
operators exchanged insults and chaiIsnges
over tho wires, and mot half vav hat-s:,,
COLUMBIA and Charlotte and fought out tho
Stay Of execution has been granted IN tba
case OF james +. Walsh, who killed IN
sweetheart, Barbara Groenthsl. IN Rrook,vn'
and was 70 be hanged on the 20!h Of NAV,
The New York legislature committee ands
!ess NV terminal facilities In the city Of New
ictk arc totally inadequate 70 tho demands
Oh commerce and should bs increased.
AT Swsinsborough court house, Georgia.
SSo.epn 2. Lowell shot and instAntly killed
hl: brother, JEFF, who intoifered In an Alter.
cation between Joo and wife.
- Near Atlanta, &C., Milton Hart and Jesse
Register fought q duel with knives. Doth
arc reported dying Register was s!most
entirely disemboweled.
The limited express on tho Pennsylvauis
r,sd made the ninety miles between phIIs-
oslphIa and Jersey City 10 nlnsty.Ays
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Special TO tho Herald,

Special to tho Herald.
San Antonio, May l4.-Tbe Express Ma
son special says the black masked robber
that robbed tho stage and mail on the
night of the 12!h, again took in tho down
mail last night, robbing the same driver and
borrowing tho knife to cut the straps with.
lie stopped tho stage about 500 yards north
OF Peg Leg at the crossing of Little creek.
he ADOPTED splendid plan 10 stop him
HIS actions show that he is an old hand. He
Travelled along, and asked the driver II he had
a apistol. Upon being told no, he put bis in
hls holster, and was quite facetious during
his operations. He Is evidently known, and
could by a littlo vigorous work be cap.
tured.
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Germany Rcf,,.es

London May l4.-A Paris dispatch says
the news received hero that Italy, upon being
informed last night Of the conclusion Of the
Tunis treaty, directed hor representatives
abroad TO sound the governments as 10 tho
proprleIy OF oonvenng conferences, 10
which France should bo invited, 10 submit the
treaty. Prince Bismarck, upon receiving
the suggestion, ordered the German ambssss.
dor a. Rome 70 declare most emphatically
that Germany refuses 10 participate In any
zach attempt and rejected all idea of 4
European conference on Tunis affairs,
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Burned Cotton.

New Orleans, May ll.-Shorlly after mid.
night last night Gro was discovered among
tho bales Of cotton in the hold of the British
Brig, lsab'l Oraggs, loading at Bsyers
wharf, this city, with cotton for Hsyra l47O
bales already were oa board, including liO
bales of seq island, al which is though, 10 be
moro or less damaged by fire and water The
Bark, which Is an iron vessel Of 74s tons, i
owned by Il. Craggs & Sons, of Middlesboro,
England, and Is valued at el0,00o. Sho /,
not damaged to any great extent. The cargo
is nov being discharged. 1t WA. insured for
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-05-15
mtlNyaukec's Filthy Streets

Milwaukee, May li.-Health Commits
'ionor Wight and Chief of Police Beck to-
day held Conference in relation to the filthy
condition Of tre streets and alleys Of the city.
1t was agree 70 take decisive steps at once
to aoate the Nuisance. and for this purpose
1t was Determined to arrest at least twent,
OF the mos. promiIent citizsns who should
be found disposing ofrefuse matter ia the
streets or aleys. The prominent ci,izsus are
to be selected so as TO rob the enforcement
OF tho ordinance of tn, appearances OF
prosecution.
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Fort Worth.

Special to the Herald.
Fort Worth, May l4-Followiug is the
card issued to-day in regard to the meeting
OF Thursday night, which endorses Mr..
Dutton for postmaster: This meeting was
not called in the regular manner by the chair
man Of the executive committee. It does not
represent the sentiments of the republicans
of the city. Neither the present incumbnet
ror the other aspirants for the pos,oflice
were ever consulted in regard 10 1t. No
opportunity was given for anybody,
except tho party calling the meeting,
to be represented and consequently
no, by dint of an active persosal canvass,
succeeded in informing his friends of the
object for which be called the meeting, that
Is an endorsement for the postoffice.
[Signedl T. w. GILLESPIE,
CHARM Tarrant Co. Rep. Com.
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An rnoperntiye.A Act.

Little Rock, Ark May H. The act making
the theft Oslo grand larceny and repeating
tho old law which made the stealing Of 81 a
similar otlsnce aas been found 10 ba inopera.
tive from blander made by the author Of
the bill. Tho old law was approved Jan. 23.
1876, but the new bill proposes 10 repeal an
act approved july 2S Of that year, ard hence
Is null and voii Quite number Of persons
have been convictea under tho new act, and
in such cases Nav trials will be necessary.
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rr,ia france.

Paris, May if@-M. Roustan has been
gszetted rs n''riS r p'enipotentiary of ID
frat class, resido-sts Tunis.
The news, /. - ye the treo,v.
The Republque Re,pesise expresees admirs.
ton at the mannegin ybi,h the government
conducted the affir. ana points to tho neces.
aity of EXTENSIVE improvements in the
regency with vicf to satisfyin, tho people
and preparing W. for peaceful progress !
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LexiIyson Races.

Lexington, Ky, Nay 4.-The Kentucky
association meeti'e closed yesterday.
Weather warm; tex fast. First race. u
miles, Cato first, Csh Clay second, Mer.mon
third. Time 2:4lt. sSecond race, half milo.
Baldwin l-t, Lonoi. second, Harry Wilkins
third. Time 601. hiu1 race. mile heats,
Lsvacca. IL, Blanc p j., 90. Thesis 8, Fell.
May 4, distanced, llhe, 1;44I. l:431.
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England PFOfests,

London, May lathe News states that
the British government has decided upon an
express opinion on the annexation of Tunis
10 dispatch which will maintain the ground
hitherto taken by England. Tunis is part Of
the Ottomsn government, but for tho prer-
ent nothing further is intended than to place
this protest on record.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-05-15
L.Ongvicw.

Special to the Herald.
Longviow, May l4.-Longviow has mad
dog scare. Tho aldermen havo ordered all
stray or unmuzzled dogs killed. Oscar Gar.
re!s, living near hero, was bitten by a dog
supposed to DO mad, and Mr.. Garrett went Ia
Greenville 10 apply tho mad stone.
weather very warm-92 degrees In the
shade. ''e
Farmers ara worry busy, and cotton amcs.
smothered BY grass.
The consolidation Of tho Texas & Pacific
and International & Great Northern aro
about to make improvements of the Long.
view junction facilities. They have purchssed
TWO tracts OF land running q thousand feet
property.
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Restoration OF Civil Rights.

st. Petersburg, May l4.-The Jews Of
kharkotf and st. Petersburg fear attacks BY
the populace. Subscriptions in aid of the dis.
tresaed jews in southern Russia have been
opened here An imperial decree has been
published which restores civil rights TO Der.
sons exiled on account of the last part OF The
iasurrection, provided their behavior since
then has been satisfactory.
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STATE SPECIALS
ExAs TOPICS By rEiReRAra
p. Leeper acquitted OF Insanity at
sherman Mad Dog Scare At Long :
view = The Mail Ruck- Board
Again Robbed NcAr Mnson--
Brenliarn May.Fcst Plug
+. Hats at a Picnic Fort
worth Postmaster.
Galveston.

= 4. ~
shee'a' 10 the Herald
Galveston, May l4.--The committee
q, rocs,,a ,Aa a,,A.:..,
ma p.,mo, 9 s.,,,;,.u ,,s e's'p''o"' 'oi
''o "o, y su''''Su railroad nave pro-
cured s-o'ooo alresdy, and The list is steadily
The rs,,,a which o.n,o oy ~. ,.o.;..,.
ho,., ~. p......, ~ '"'' s'o"''t
o's"e'" ''o : ro'oe'''n .' ana 1a'veston rowing
elut was afailero rs far ss interest was
lf tho iour-osred race.
i,3 3be start tho h.r,. 80 49,,
~, ~, ~ ,''su " 'ne
: ''o'se''Vu - ''"o oesSn 70 ioaA, ana tsey,
were very much retarded at this accident
returning to the wharf immediately. Tn tha
six osred race wban So,, i. .,t
- A"' ""s' ono oar
"a 'no Lro'ecsieh parge snd the stroke oar,
.ook 70 SICK ava was disabled. Nevertheless
ss Gsi,siaon pS,"sH einh oa snseugn ana gave the
ui,vesson T.',sS u.up Nv 70 nard n, rsce.
III, "a tas, wy is.v ossween Dso Lucas and Dandy
.,a. y,l' us'v wy N .hfee hea1s' ~ was easily
woT " sus Iorme,'
ane uru'Imers YAK mas been declared
os.,;n, ny tus iawyGrs 70 Naem was submitted
merchants have ceased prumblipg. and ara
only complaining Of It's restrictive previs.
ions.
Tie greater part Of the press associative
came down last night from Houston. After
spending day in Galveston, they returned
this evening.
/, A wreck on Santa Fe road, near Breu.
nam, in which two cars we're ditched and
badly smashed, retarded the trains tonight
No one hurt.
About 2;i0 p. m. the boiler Of William
street, between twenty sixth and twenty.
seventh streets, exploded, tearing, t6e
machinery to pisces and considerable dam.
aging the building. Engineer j. hn Harrison
was very dangerously scalded BY steam A
man named DAuaherty was badly cut in the
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! LINE
Nnl MIA AVA M
PersecusM2re {

London, May l4.-The 4u,trisn aa aSaonsul at
hieit reports that warehouses of Jewish
merchants in Kieff and other places In
southern Russia have been, since May s:h, a
prey to pillage. He calls the attention Of the
Austrian commercial community to tho facts.
warning thom TO have caution In business
transactions with southern Russia.
Odessa, May l4-There has been FIGHT
at k'ssoneff between Jows, who form one.
third the population, and Russians. The
troops depressed tho disturbance and patrol
the streets. All Jewish shops are closed.
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ihe snr%s.s.,e. ufaaaEr,1.Hta

The tnr1*se"cu Uts OatyCM.Mei
Leavenworth, 'Ksusas, May l4.-Genoral
fope has already bsaan preliminary prsps,
la.ions for the cavalry and Infantry, school
which Is to be established a. Fort Loave6.
worth. de KNOTS nothing Seicially of mn
Indian outbreak Ia the territory. II l.
thought BY old fsld, officers tint the antici-
pated outbreak o. the Colorsfo JTtes will be
believe. Y, "
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gn,-I, Pox.

Philadelphia, May li-During tho past
week lac cases, Of small pox have been
reported in PhilaG spth. Of which thirty. 1--WE
were fatal. Since November last thero have
been very nearly i've ''lpusand casos of small
five, died.
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Chabsnsee, H., May H., Mira. G. 5. Hol-
lenback, of this place, was taken to Ksnka.
kce on yesterday. who're she was sljudged
insane. Her hisoene concluded ho would
not put her in tAe asyluur at present., but
brought her bask 20 ho- home this morning.
where she will femain for a. time 10 see II
any Improvement in her condition takes
place. She has been insthe Elgin asylum,
but was discha' 'sed from that institution
about u year agy
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Turlses 81, Tunis.

Constantinopie, May l4.-Asham Pasbs,
minister Of foreign af'airs, Las told M. Fisset,
French ambassador, That the Porte bss not
renewed ita right 10 dispatch n man-of-wsr
to !'unis. M. Fisset r,plied that Turkey, on
taking such seps we ID incur the resr onsi.
bility of grave complications.
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C0leri,a an,

Special TO the Herald.
Coleman, May lathe Justices cour. has
been hearing the evidence to-day Of ono
Daw'on, VINO accused Clerk Bolton and
Robert Moore, constable, Of taking bic horse
from him and throwing him into creek.
Some words pa,eed during tho morning be.
tween Moore and County Attoruev Wood.
ward. Aiter dinner Moore returned ana tho
ditpute was renewed. Wood ward shos
Moore with pistol and snapped twlce a. A.
I'm. Moore Wa taken away, and Z sufeson m
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al Voice kkpm Iowa.

Davenport, 1sa ~ l4.-A largely at
tended meeiipasl u9pnbllcan citizens was
held last night.Nl Series of strong resolu-
tions were adopted urging upon the senate
the Importance of Immediately confirming
the nomination Of Judge Rober.son, and ex.
pressing desire III, tho senators from Iowa
will vote for his co, s-mation.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-05-15
Matched Embroideries.

ATsAhG IRIS only can patrons rely on
obtaining "lhe newest" and "the latest" as
soon as "out," in Nj tTCHED EMBROlD7
ERIES, Thelsst Novelty received from the
East is presented in Ecru- Swiss aud Cambria,
matched edge and lLseitioa--the "cream' OF
fashion in trimming eTbroldsries this season.
We also offer line of II AGiB U hG EMBROl-
DERIES, matched edge and Insertion, at q
reduction from l5o u Zoe per yard. We are
closing out line of Ladle,' Embroidered Sets
of fColla,s and CufTs, marked down from l5c to
|25c. Embroidery Department.
SANGER BROS.
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The White Vest Season

Fully prepared fer II, gentlemen, AT sAN-
GERS, where zoe different styles of Ma, =
sei!les and Duck Vests, white and colort d,
plain and fancy patterns, with :, Gsnd bu
tons, are now on exhibition. Large sizes for
Fat Mon special feature. Gentlemen S
lothing Department SANGER BROS.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-05-15
A Chance for Next SUNDAY

Weare CLOSING our g line Of Mems Back
Worsted Coats and Vests plain and fancy, at
The exceptionally great reduction of from $40
u 10 90. These goods look well aud wear
well, and orr present Cffer will enable many a
gentleman who has already, orwho may soon
have pair Of light Pantaloons, to complete a
snit nnd attic himself for next Sunday ut a
lar less outlay than he would ordinarily ex-
pect We cffer, also, II lire of All Wools,
Worsted Prince Albert Coats with Vssts, for
$3.50, ihS' the customer would pronounce
himself to be worth s,' 70. DIP and see
Genilemen's Clothing Department.
AT SANGER'S.
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Columbus, O., May "A. Reports received
az the state agricultural department show
that during the past Won't tho number of hoys
raised In Ohio havo DECEASED abou. 20 per
terially increased. "
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Items of Interest.
North and South.

MARLEY, the grea; Cioihier OF tn t section OF
country. advcytlscs - Bargain bis best Blue
Fiannel Suit for slj.0'. W ohaF the same
our A'ddltsex Blue Fiauu, Suit, warranted
not to fIde- a. 81. 90 These uits (fi's,
quality are exactly alike, are made by tie
same manAiaciur,r, and, 80 iar us we know,
cost the same. Let the Customer In Dallas
and lsewhere In Texas, draw his own con.
cusions. All our spring ard Summer Cloth
Ing is marked In u ike reason able manner.
1t Is to the Sales of Season. OF 10 those of "A
day-thet.we look for Profits, AT SANaER's.
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A Real Bars ain in slack Buhting

We rue special lot oi BLACK BUNT-
ING warranted ilr,t-c assgoods, ut I6 2-3c
,rhev are worth no, iess tnau zoe, IS Patrons
will ~ Immediately ppor seeing aud exam
lining them. We caa easily ma Purchasers
enough tor these exc ptionai values, but We
mention t rrm III the paper ,0r The purpose of
oaulrp rsreral attention. to a RE II BAR
lcAIN IN Back Guuiiug, which we wish
every laoy In and ar0and Daltst' personally
|,nsnect and voriiSe. Biac1 pre's Goods d.
..r,n,,t SANGER BROS.
I.aee Mitts ant Luce Top Gloves come 5u
cents cheaper this nc sIn than las
No" AI SANGER,S
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Washington, May lss.-L A. Gobrisht,
formerly Washington aecnt of the New York
associated press, which position no hold for
about twenty five years. died at his residence
In this city at 8 O'Clock this evening,
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Boston, May ll.-Tho Harvard class boat
race took place to-day over tho Charles river
course,i tho presence Of an immense throne.
The distance rowed was q tribe shor, Of tvo
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italian rims,

Rome, May l4-7it ministry have
,snderei their resignsii!n siipularons IN
France The Tunis trtai, oxci;es great In.
dignalinn here. :. > ".
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Ladies' GauZe Vests


Our e UZE VESTS for Ladies, Miss % and
Children aic especially desirable goods. La.
eies' sizes CONS with low neck and short
|lesves, high neck and long sleeves, and high
bepk and abort sleeves. Ali lines of L9dies'
)lusliu Underwear shown In tie very latest
ltyles. Obtain our prices. ladies' Uuder-
wear Department, SANGER BROS.
Laii's Dressing Sacques, shown in av ariety
pf styles; trimmed with embroidery, tncks
nd Torchon Lace. Ladies' Underwear De.
arment. AT SANGFR'S.
Pat up your Mo'quto Bars In tim. Buy
lem ready-ma G, at 75c, ct sl25, and up
Iard In bstter grades to the ilaest Boblnex
|ar, with patent frame and turn -over-top.
AT SANGERS.
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Gentlemen's. Walking shoes ftr Summer
high ana low quarters ibution, lace, buckle and
gaiter yles at very.lo prices. Shoe Depart
ment, AT SANGER,s.
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Ladies Linen Suits and vi.
SterS.

number OF lines OF desirable goods In lead =
ing yles, at greatly reduced prices, to CLOSE
IOUT this season. A moments In examination
ION our naming prices, will convince patrons
|that we can AMI do uGdersell all competition
l a this line. Suit and vi ter Department
At SANGER'S.
Childrens' Whit" pique suite, Very hand
bone, Salt aud Ulster Department
AT SANGER'S.
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Washington, May l4.1kMrs Ga field IA
batter tonight hut i'Hil,NuheiL
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AAys The ball has FlodfsI( Il sbe brSx kSSSS 3
apd done no seriops tnjllky NJ SSSt'
The race between tie lNimsIi "a "a =
ussk WI b run innsdis ". StIs,


Special TO the Herald. ~ s2 Z
\ Terrell May H.-Ssversl of cur 3ouaf
mon attended q picnic 1t Ksufna4 Sssssr-
DAY. To be suitable for lbe ooSaalcu, eaHh
one bought 2 plug hat The plugs carried
ne \. day as thq far Is plugs would 70, md
MS y, morning plug hsta are quoted ii ten an3'
fifteen cents each, ",
Some Of our young lsdics and ceb 'lemon,
sssisted BY young ladiese ffom Tylsr and
Dallas, gave az enter sinm ett last I night for
the benefit Of the Episcossh church. They
had avery good Httenuancc, and The rausic.
both veal and instrumcntsl, was psonourosd
splendid by all,
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D0RSEY'S DICKER.
HIS RAsOALITY IN THE STAR ROUTES.
How the cCarpat-Bax senator Cabbaged
Uncle sam's Casi-A History of his
schemes tn ArE Rnsas-Kis Pals
Include the Postmaster of
Little eROck-Csrtihed Cop
les of the Oregon Let
ters I'm Existence.

Chicago, May IA special 10 tie Inter.
Ocean from Little Rock, Arkansas, says the
frauds Of the star route ring, which arc at
tracing the attention of the country, are no
news in Arkansas. Ex-senator Dorsey's con.
nection with them has long been suspected.
lie procured the appointment of ex.Goy-
ernor o. A. Hadley as postmaster at Little
Rock, supposing he could count on his
assistance in forwarding schemes on
the treasury in connection with the
star routes. Knowing this, in January, 1878,
he sent to Hsdley about 600 blank proposals
and bond, which the ring had printed for
their oaa use, and which were different from
those printed by the government, and for
wardcd to bidders with instru, ,tions to Had.
ley to get securities on the bonds, have them
signed in blank, approve them as postmaster,
and return them to him. This was done and
bonds to the number of four or five hundred
were fixed up in this WAY. The
number of routes, terminal points, amount
Of bid aud name OF tho bidders were
not inserted, as required by law, before being
approved by tho postmaster. Tho bonds
Woio tnoH oPpioNtu Ny Iustindstpr llauley IN
direct violation Of the law. and then sent BY
express to 5. w. Dorsey, then senator Of
the United States, for such use as he might
make of them. They were not even straw
bonds, but blank bonds, and we're approved
on the 10Th of January, 1878, shipped BY
Postmaster Hadly per Southern express
company, January 20.b, to S. w. Dorsey,
and delivered at his committee room in
the capitol, January 23d. The number
of routes, terminal points, amounts of bids
and bidders names were then filed in and
the bidders signatures attached, and &C
acknowledgements taken by notary public,
one a. Il. Boone. who was member of the
ring, and dated Washington, January 9th,
and other days prior to thoss upon which
the bonds were dated and approved. To
most of these bids tho named of John M.
Peck, Dorsey's brother -in.lsw, was at.
tached and tho acknowledgment was
ia'ea Sy Boe,ne, IS notary public; but it was
stterwsrd discovered that Peck had not been
10 Washington for over year, and that the
signature WAS not Pecks, but that no bs.
leves it was written by Joseph Richards,
who he said had been ..Dorsey's clerk, and
who he presumed. .wss .snthorzeJ .twith or,
ssy ont board. Clsiern water thasy us
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and thldrens' Slippers and sandals. bought
ata coreess!on OF 20 por cet COW cost. and
sold AT prices positively below competition.
Shoe Department, ArSANGkR's,
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TIE latest Novelties of the Senson exhibited
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