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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1882-01-27
Good News Tsr ea.d-EzeadeG
People.
lyrdm The Austin Eeveiils. !

John Jurg ms. who has inst returned 20
WJuuemucca from Wood Rtyer. New, says
tina country is destined 10 be the must
popular pltse in the world for bald heaI.i
men. Owing 10 some psculisriiy Of the
climate or the water, men who went there
last spring with he1is az smooth as oil
iihrd balls now have % ne growth Of hair
started. Btliy Power. OF whose Uranium
gate an alkali Hat had started before Be-
left mere last spring. nov has "A Iuxurinu-
growth of hair. and he couid not be pre-
vailed upon TO leaze the country uutil 'Isa
new crop of hair hsd time to taGc dec
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rLi;chde!d Letter to Chicago Inter-Ocean.l
There was discovered on Thurs lay last.
on the farm OF Evan Rogers, about one
mile frosa chs Postoti0e of tAis tlwn.
cave thAt bids fair 10 rival. II not surpas~.
the worl1-renowed Mammoth Cave Of
Kentucky. Back of Mr.. Rogers house
stands high bill, ia which there are
several small caves, one Of them hefaz US
e4 by the family A. n cellar. Mr. Rogers.
De string additional room, conceived the
idea of blasting ont some Of the rock n
the rear. In doing so he struck vast
opening aud was greatly astouished TO
ind before him an Immense cave, with
avenues at least oue hundred feet wide.
Sailing his horse, he rushed into town
and communicated the news of his great
discovery 20 the nstoui she'd citiz-hs. Tor
ches were Al once prepared, and he start
ed hack 10 explore TIE mysteries Of the
wonderful cave accompanied by well
known business men aud county officials.
catering the cave they we're at once great
Iv impressed vita ats grandeur. For
three long hours they explore is spacious
avenues amidst its won Ierful formations
without meeting barrier TO their pro
gress until they came TO wide, deep riv
err. which they found contained vast
schools o. eyelsss 4 sh aud other sightless
wonders of the marine world Taey re
trace THEIR steps. determined upoh com =
ulete * plorstioa Of ihe ctge tic foiiovtu :
day. So the foiowing day a mlel larger
party entered tbs cave, accompanied by
Surveyor John E. Stone, wac 1907, an ac-
curais measure Of the distance they
travelled They came 10 what seemed 10
he the end ef the maia ayeaue, aftsr
travelling distance Of fourteen miles,
and il was near midnjgh before they
reached their home. There are evilauces
on an sides chat tbs cave was the sbpls
OF "A prehistoric RAGS, and that race was
identified with the ancieEt Egyptian
races. as can now be proved by ths light
which is given 70 Us in this very impor
taut discovery.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1882-01-27
crIErEAE,a TRIAL.

The last speech in the GGitea0 trial has
been finished, and the jury now has the
Gaze. Speculation is rife that the jury
will fail to agree, which, if true, will
cause the whois business to be gone over
again in new trial. The present trial
has consumed two months time and cost
the Government $50, 600. what these
new spapers base their opinion upon that
the jury viii not convict, lie not stated
aud it IS presumed really no ore outside
Of The jurymen themselves know any
thing about what the verdict viii be. By
The next mills we shall probably knoN
something Of the verdict
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1882-01-27
- w,,Ie -sistory OF Eeaioine

Va prsparation has performed such marvellous
Or maintained SO vide reputation, ns AYER' :
,,,ssy PrcroKAI which is recognized as the worlds
,,s4r for an diseases Of tAo throat AL lungs. It's
'..n~coutinuei series Of ndsrfu' cares in ali eli
tas has made it universally known as u safe and
tfsi,l,. aren't 10 employ Against ordinary colds
80 re IN, flrrrtIancr of more serious 3lsor ters.
49, speedily and surely. always relieving suffer
- AMI often saving life. Ia protection u thnrts
- timely lie IN throat ant chest disorders
- il an invaluable remedy To he kept always 8
III in every home NJ person can afford 10 he
M - # AMI those who have uSel il never will
- heir knowledge of its composition aud effects
:, ssicians use the ,aEeRT PEoaoRAL extensively
IN practice, aud clersymeu r9coininend IT, III
- ltefy certain in it. remedial efsctsi AID viii
80. cure whore cures are possible
rrs sArE - II rgvssrsTs
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1882-01-27

Oxg Of the most horrible tragedies ever
enacted in his State, occurred near Ian
caster, Garrsrd county, last week. James
r. wilmot, made maniac by a small so-
curity debt, srose at 5o'clock in The morn
ing, ami rith au * slew his aged mother,
Lis wife, and two daughters aud failing
in an attempt TO kin his two sons, took a
roue and hung himself
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1882-01-27

Ma. JoHx T. PRocrER, Director Of the
State Geological Survey, il ogt with e
pamphlet showing the progress OF the
work under his direction during be six
months from the first Of May, 1851, 20 the
frst OF January, 1882 Among the mat
ters discussed il the subject Of immigra-
ton, and unlar this head Mr.. Proctor re-
ports ., 100 immigrants as having arrived
in Louisville.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1882-01-27
NSa'hoain MS ,To.-

~, From ron. the 'a'erior Joarn4l J
- '"o H. White has offered bin in c,n,
1s 70 prevent the manufacture or ~.
'ly A'nd 81 Intoxicating Ifonor. ~.
w. ~ by the fermentation 3f:gr,i-
"o''sSes or sugar. lie vas sm1,
49,. H3' 10 mention the apple or ~.
,,.,,,', '' "lii OF course remain soli.f
- 49,. '.' constituents M1onshine brs9Iy'
sge. as o%Ser-
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1882-01-27
S"''a"s.'' 90 sna s,..s4fa,

TAR OF semovine the capital ,r,n
''""N''rt - renewed The Fsaakr,s !,
'orre-P"ndefii OF the Oo,ae,ci.. s.gs.
me question Of The removal u the
,,'.,- a. WI again be ag''atel during The
P. .-,'.l. session OF the Renoral asse9hI,,
55a5 !, u vs. 'n ~, II i said, will cou,rIba'e
A.; ~ towards he erection OF new -
na buildings. II is there fhs o. p.o,
should have been ixsl at 6rst ''r''"'
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1882-01-27

The most important event ia recent
Eur gean politics ia ,he rescriP. Of the
Emperor william, practically nailif} ing
abe constitution and setting himself up in
the uost au,ocratic manner AS The ruler
Of Prussia. Itis che most offensive dec
laratioa Of 'jiviur right made er mkny
dav, ani hes naturally provoked str5s 2,
excited aud vigorous protests thnpghout
the ~ hole empire. II ia seen plain enough
that Z The Kaiser holds these views oy
virtue OF his position Sc King, hs ~ill
soon assert the same urqpestioqed and
uuqpes'iouing authority over Tile affairs
% the Empire ~ Well ltuow trnspirss
hat the Crown Prince had no knew el gs
of this rescuouary drcl ,rn"ion un,il il
vas issued, and that Prince Bismarck il
AZ once its author and its executor.
4 LONDON journal once declared that
since 1866 Bismarok has conquered Aus
: tria, Bavaria Denmark, Frame aud the
Prussian consultation. His latest move
ment would seem 20 indicate that he ha,
determined 10 extend he domain Of his
couque-ts in the matter OF constitutions
/ 10 sac whole empire.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1882-01-27

Tus Illinois State Board Of Health is
out with circular 10 steambcst men
urging the vaccination o. all employ es
Of boats and stating that thirteen Of the
eighteen river counties Of Illinois are
badly infected with small pox. every ease
Of which eau be traced 10 rouslers and
deck hsnds.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1882-01-27

TaE Illinois board Of health announces
that steamboat officers viii at cuce be
requested to enforce vaccination on.al'
,beir hands II hey fail to comply they
will be prevented from landing.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1882-01-27

CAPT ". P. HALLIDATrpf Cairo, Ills is
one Of ,he committee appointed by the 81.
Louis river Improvement convention, %
represent it at Washington.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1882-01-27

Coz. Turner is before Congress again
with his bill proposing an amendment 70
the constitution requiring the yeas and
nass on all appropriations exceeding
$4,000 THIS bin has always been
smoihersd in Comniitss, and this will
probably be its fate ibis session.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1882-01-27

scoy1LLc chief council for Gui'eaur
charges directly in his speech hat Grant.
CoukliuE aud Arthur are morally resPon-
sible for The killing Of President GaI de'i-
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1882-01-27

GEg. FRANK vsaq.f0AS
esRVs,RE Oh.
BAsvspa FEDaaA7. Ds'i o. : Z

BAsEE1sa EEDE2AE. DAa
Tho louisville Post Vice carr
chief is an ex rebel soldier be- '0'"
in favor Of Gen. Frank waiisFd 'os 80
ernor. The Pest either. 'hi's' VA -
Federal soliajer Demooratsd MN
have been vronged, or Is ne h'sns1
the possible strength OF to- y -.
Holfora bolt from the reeala ps"''' =
ticket FOR Clerk Of the Cour'd APpe"''
sud now proposes Wolforj q oa'e'"0'
as a compromise. IL IL be ifi 'll'
Democratic panty of the stai'sa' ''a''
Federal soldier Democrats uaiir'y' 'D'
that Gen. wolford is worthy Heaoe'pa
torial position, tha Posts sugss' ~
be wise;
III the Democratic party shsh'"eH'
wishes 20 redeem itself froniAs -.
queuce of many foliies IL ssa.'
I General Frank Woif0ri Guvspf.
cral Wolforl has Iaanly fa 49,
ireco:d as man Of c0nviotioaisa Pr"
ciple. man cf sterling inF
/ personal worth, man of corrss H. ~
lung times, whom 10 was inposfls 20 az
,imidate or brihe. Tire segefiaa WI
I strike every thoughtful Denoa a. VIE
. The party in Kentucky Is maif 7l''"e'
/ between the rut of iEnorauce Il iAe fu'
/ os corruptiou. Tue Bccks aoths va,
,crsous deceive aud betrsy AZ ~ilt
| Men Of principie must tesshk seats
/ while sdveutUrers aud of sGme lha
: leadership mad secure SIS. Inc
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1882-01-27

The National beard Of health, has declared
the smallpox epidemic. Rigid quarantine
and other precautions will be taken 10
prevent ,bs spread Of The disease.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1882-01-27

Kos Cscss TURNrR has introduced q
hill in Congress granting The right to
build bridge across the Ohio river At
Pajucah.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1882-01-27

- UIfNFI NH7 sHUHn tIlt p - Dc E'
This convictions ty saer aoit . g az
Eni walking 30 prison ratles -
render them. ne has besn ffrF T5I7E
DcmocrGt No passion Tor en- hoGr he's
swoysi him from the faiA OF bic fathers
and what be conceived % be the line Of
his day. lie deserves the recognition Of
bis party, sud he shsuli get &C. rnis is
che yeli u a rgoel for "a man who fought
against h.u, whom BE does n.t know per-
sous.y but 0r whose record aul clarac-
tee bs has NE highest sdmirAticn.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1882-01-27

SkSarcR GEoEo-, Of Mississippi has
introduced resolution in Congress, 20
have poStmasters elected by the pecT!e.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1882-01-27
Will I'd Hotel Lottery.
THE DRAWING WILL OCCUR on
Feb. Hziis. 1852,
OR MONEY REFUNDED.

FENHE drawing OF thls scheme has been
finally settled upon. and Will certain
Iy take place on Tuesday, the l4rh OF
February, loe2, by assent OF the Com-
mission and This will enable me 10
sell nil OF the remaining tickets.
All persons, therefore, intending ts ia
vest in this scheme, may rest assured
that there viii be 10 further delays sr
Dostpouements
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1882-01-27

Ths Board Of Hral.h OF Flushing. n.
isssel a notice in uece nher last reea'a
mendlug general vRcciaA'iou. This bal
bui ut,le effect. Early In the presert
mouth th, Board passed an ordinance re-
qsir;ng an the people ct the tova 70 h
yreciuatel within ten days. and person
flGag we're 90 be deemed guilty Of a N :
t-neanor. This bad he desired effect
There we're ohjectors, Of course, but the.
hal 90 Weld.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1882-01-27
wtL Cen Wexford join the Meusnry
boi.2 That's The question.

TSs Kentucky Legislature Gill moi al
journ before the list Of March or April.
TnE veterans % he Mexican Wnr aye 10
meet "a Lexington, Ky, Feb . next.
TAG May ield National bank. last year.
paiI TWO dividends Of Per cent. S9sA- 4
good Institution.
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SScvtts"'s s'saasz-s e.2 SgR.sr
S"n iAttas @-sss Arcsa.-~.
"a my oPision, # tbero we're nor reasons
and powerful Influence back oglbis pro,s
ou,ion. The prisoner never woaIi h,vs
been brooghtto trial bat ;ait You. gen
sismen af the jury, back Of this pros,cu
ton IS on iuaaanca which ls7s r.i, aud
which you may Al feel, sonienen. before
iris trial is concluded There are poli,i-
clans who seek 70 hiIo their own shame
behind the disgrace OF this poor prisoner
and make him the scorecoat fcr them ?
did not taieni gentle ueu OF th- iarv- IA
take np this feature of rhe case, bat when
hnd the power aud iuHbeuce this g.vern-
ment USED against. me ia denying t4o
small pIttance tnat haveaSNed fora fair
and Impartial trial, aud the small f,ciG
ties needed fer pr0prr defense a,u.t
propose 10 Seep quiet. say that such
men AS GUaut Rpt C0ukliuE AMI ArI.ur
are morai y AMI inteiiectually respoasioi.
tor thls criWe. NJ. C0uSlius shah n-t ss-
cape I shall not shirk the resp,nsit;fi,,.
OF stating things tb=t BED TO this set. ana
he SHAH NOT escape ,Ae csudcmusfio, If
tbe american people, IL can brtDit r.~
his share iu ;Lis diseracefuI scramble r,-
Office that led 20 a ccaiict with th. r,isr
OF this nation, aut led this poor insane
man 10 compass what they would have
halted with safiEteci0n, as womb huuir,ls
Of other poltica.s 10 it. hal occurred o,,er
Than through size asslssinsiion. the D..
movat 90 Garde,d. - tJ stood io.,bs W.,
cc -s-.s hfesu1
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1882-01-27
Gnifeau HANGS.

The jury. after only ten minutes de!iher-
alton. returned a verdict Of guilty, and the
punishment hanging until be e dead, dead,
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1882-01-27
LIST OF PRIZES.
The e. Willard gIl,,,lI no'sl with S25O.OO

Al0UN TING so S369.s3O.
Whole Tickets. So; Halves, S4 Quar-. 50.
Remitiances may be made. by Bank
Check. Express. Postal Money Order, or
Registered Mail
Responsible agents wanted at all points
For circulars giving fun information and
for tickerG, address.
sv. G. ~. WINS
willard Ho.ei, louisville Ky.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1882-01-27

S''i Horace Greedy. nFhers is noes.
s'S'sf man 70 edit = backyard ~,
aug nothing more difficult Than +,
nine
Bismarck tribune., 1882-03-10

THE T. S. White Stationery Co., st.
Paul, takes the place Of 7. S. White q
Co., which was somewhat embarrassed by
the Vanderhoof embezzlement. The ill.,
corporators are G. D. Gilfillan, W. p.
Warner, H. A. Castle, J. J. McCurdy, N.
w. K,ttson and rs. White. The stock
holders in addition to the above embrace
twelve or fifteen of the leading capitalists
in st. Paul. The authorized capital OF
the concern is $50,000 of which 100000
was paid up at once. Eastern wholesale
houses not only expressed great conf
dencc in Mr.. White! but willingness to
carry portion of the stock of the con-
Germ If it was desired. Those who know
Mr.. White Will rejoice that his friends
came so quickly TO his relief when IN
distress, but they know him to be deserv-
ing of confidence, and therefore will not
be surprised. Mr.. White is not only one
of the best business men in St. Paul, but
he is also genial and honorable. May the
new firm prosper.
Bismarck tribune., 1882-03-10

The work of the Chamber OF Com
merce begins to tell already to the advan-
tage of Bismarck. Every train brings
some one seeking a location for labor or
capital, and the TRIBUNE has yet to learn
OF man who contributed his mite who
is dissatisfied with the returns that are
being received. G. r. Williams said last
evening, Il gave one hundred dollars to
help along The boom, and am ready to
give nine hundred more as occasion de-
mands, for the same purpose" 1t is that
kind OF spirit that will attract attention
to the country, develop its resources and
force it on to its destiny. Mckenzie,
Raymond, Wetherby, Weaver and other
large contributors entertain the same
spirit, and all feel that their money has
been wisely spent.
Bismarck tribune., 1882-03-10

. 1T is to be hoped that every lot owner
and every farmer will take advantage OF
the offer made by the North Pacific to
tral sport free trees and tree cuttings for
planting timber. There is nothing that
will 80 readily prove the value OF this
country as tree culture, and there Is moth
lnx that will add 50 mu ch to its advan.
tages or SO much to the value Of property
Tie grateful shade of the trees will be
appreciated in summer by birds and
beasts as we'll as by mankind, and IN
winter tney will afford protection. Rain
fall will be increased through the plant
ing, and the force Of the winds will be
broken. Let every man who loves his
country, plant trees. -sss-... a.. - :
Bismarck tribune., 1882-03-10

.THos. r. EARLn and R. J.. Sproule, Of
Toronto, Canada, are in the city looking
TOR investments in real estate. They
have considered the position of Bismarck
On the maps, the advantage ofthe Missouri
river and the certainty of other roads
sbming in, and believe in Bismarcks
axuture. They are we'll informed as to
,etrery point IN relation to the city and
country, and although they may not pur-
chase now they are liable to drop in later
IN the season and clean up some of the
hest bargains offered. Mr.. Earle offered
= John Quinlan $50 an acre cash for his
Quarter section, but John refused it anc
DECLINED to name any price. They 60 to
Winnipeg where they made some excel
lent Investments some months ago, which
xhey are now closing out to advantage.
These gentlemen made some points in
relation to Bismarck's advantages that
.gstonished Bismarck's oldest and most
enthusiastic boomers as to its slightly
and healthful location, its facilities for
drainage, ETC., ETC., not to speak OF its
xpmmerc,al advantages-its prospects for
hecoming railroad center, and the
probability of its becoming the capital Of
The new state of North Dakota.
Bismarck tribune., 1882-03-10
1t Has Commenced.

!. The boom is setting in in earnest. The
incoming passenger trains from the east,
until this week, consisted Of only two
coaches, but there were five in the train last
evening and three baggage cars. On the
evening before four coaches we're required to
accommodate the travel, an increase OF one
a day. Many of these new comers will re-
main here. Some are land hunters, otners
river mon. q goodly portion are enrQute to
the end Of the track, while few are going
to to the I Maginnis mines. The influx will now
continue to increase until the opening OF
navigation on the river, when many, will
puil out up the current. But Others will rush
in to take their places. They will come nom
from whence. They will just come, and that
is all that anybody viii care to know, Al and
that will be sufficient. It's the boom. Ihls
explains the situation.
Bismarck tribune., 1882-03-10
WI, Doxiate rom Old Customs.

viii Doviate from Old Customs.
y. W. g. Pennypacker, the newly appointed tee
trader for the Standing Rock Indian Agen
cy, will go down to the agency in a few days
M. Pennypacker is an eastern man = OF ad- %
yanced years and Yankee notaons' @ +ha nGnoe t;me,
honored customs among the traders on the
frontier, and not purchase the old trader.a
,hnild;ngs and stock, on the contrary will If put
ii new outfit and erect new. quarters. ms
innovation is likely to prove an e1?ensiMx9 ?;steM;
gent aa consideration Of the situation: Ihs Ihe
present trader, being personally ac9ua1nesaa aanaa
to springdale, few miles down the i, rlygr, tha
in the vicinity OF the iaEgestb tba 'a new traders m
business amazingly The wisdom Of = 9ii =
frontier customs have been proven, ana y y
dangerous to disregard them. #
Bismarck tribune., 1882-03-10
A New system.

E, G. Manley, of Minneapolis, is in Bis
marck at work organizing new IN insurance
society or union. It is a new system Of in in.
surance, and it is claimed possesses all the
desirable features Of other similar organiza- =
Gons, placing it far in advance Of any com
pany now in vogue. The first union was in
corporated March %, 1879, in Pennsylvania,
and at present there are many unions, ag-
gregating a membership of over l3,OOO: 1t
will require about twenty charter members
oity. Mr. Manley has succeeded in securing
several names, and feels confident Of effect
ing an organization here.
Bismarck tribune., 1882-03-10

The following is the text of Mr.. Pettl-
CREWS bill to create the new jamestown
land district and define the boundaries
thereof:
'sBe it enacted by the senate and house OF
representatives of the United States OF
America in congress assembled, that all that
part of the territory of Dakota bounded as
follows, to wit: Commencing at the south
east corner of township 139, range 81; thence
north to the fourteenth standard parallel;
thence west to the eleventh guidem -eridian;
thence south to the eleventh standard par
atlel; thence east to the tenth guide-merid-
ian; thence south to the southwest corner of
township 130, rarge 70; thence east to the
place Of beginning, be, and :: the same is
hereby constituted new land district, to be
called the Jamestown land district, the Of
fee of which shall be located at Jamestown.
SEQ. 2. That the president, by and with
the advice and consent of the senate, is
hereby authorized to appoint register and
receiver of said land district, who shall dis
charge like and similar duties and receive
the same amount of compensation allowed
to other officers disoharging like duties in the
land Offices of said territory, .. 4:.....
SEQ. 8. That, the president of the United
States may change the location of said land
Office from time to time as the public inter-
ests may require. 49, =
Bismarck tribune., 1882-03-10

f: GEN. SHERMAN favors the NOV ement l1'
for compulsory retirement OF army otf1c-
ers at 62 years of age, but thinks some
exceptions should be made, as occasion.
ally one would be found who could 90
valuable service after attaining that age.
Gen, Sherman is 62. Congress, however,
seems determined to give the young oftie,
ers chance. .-,
Bismarck tribune., 1882-03-10

IT is sincerely to be hoped that all who
can will not only plant trees, but SOW
tame grasses, particularly clover and tim
othy. Lett be proven beyond question
that tame grasses will grow and prove
profitable in this country.