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are better as they are, and the fact
that thb people OF the Northern States
win not willingly associate with the
few bltoks even In their States proves
that d Plawarsans are mot exceptions
to the bentiment which prevail every
where until party tyranny imposes an
unpleaB SAINT yoke upon the people.
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Samuel Woodruff, formerly OF the 1rm
Of Woodruff & Beach, which made many
engines for q. 8. sIeamersdurlng the
war, died IN Hartford Connecticut, on
TusedRy night.--Rev. Charles p.
Bebau, of Woodstock College, MARYLAND
was found dead OF apoplexY in his room
on Tuesday afternoon. He waI a native
OF Louisiana, and hal been in % years
order.
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BAY CITY, Mich. Feb. q. 1890

1 think it my dnty to send you a re
commend for tue benefit OF a1v narso.
wishing to know whether Hop Blttars
are good or not. l know they are God
for general debility aud indiRes'iop:
strengthen the nervous system and nj ke
new life. recommend my patients TO
use them.
On ppAsm
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NOTICE

All persons having claims against the
estate OF the deceased must present the
same duly aLtesJed To the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
on or before the I'D day of March. A. D..
1855 or abide the ACT or Assembly m
SUCH case made aDd provided
WALTER b. REYNOLDS,
Address Green Spring +. o., Black
bird Hundred. InaI223Waod
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4 OgF.-On Monday evening, in going
~ nom Second end Walnut to Fourth,
. green and black laid shawl. A GuitL-
PIE reward VIII be Paid II returned 70 sol
walnut street. mar22- 80
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NJ OTICE.-I, Alexander X. 9Illesnte
1N the owner OF the house situated AZ
No: Wl Taylor street, being the g. e. cor
net OF Faylor and Church streets. In the
Eighth ward OF the city OF Wilmington
county OF New Castle, and State on ne;a,
ware, In compliance with the reanIre-
menus OF the acts OF the General ASsanS
ply IN Buch case made and provided do
htIeDy give notice that | shall annIy IN
WTluhg 10 the Court of General Sesaions
oithe Peace and Jail Delivery an Ihs
olAIe OF delaware, In and for New Casfie
county, on MONDAY, the Sth dav of Ma
~ ~, 1857, being the next term of said
eourl, for license for said honse as 'u ~
Inn or tavern for the sale therein NJ ~
LoklcatinR quors In less uuantities thnr
one quart to be drunk on the nrepnjsas
and the following respectable ,.lfisans ~
the said ward recommend the said ats,S "
Gallon 10 wit: "PPi'-
YIN. J.; King, VIM. d. Sparks,
Jonn Iraynor, John Smith,
samuel CORY, James Lynch.
Peter Springer, Philip Muliigan
Thomas Cory, Sam Forest.
Ferd sparks, John Brooks,
q; a; McMic6aeI, Michael HessIen,
nbngn McG nley, Andrew Moore,
bernar6 Donahoe, Dennis Sullivau,
1a,n 1ames Pnllllps, Jas. p. KerrigaD,
rsAtrlek boer r. II. Cook,
Mlchael y. Mealy, J. Watson,
William Wiser,
ALEXANDER X. GILLESPIE.
nar2l-3tt H'
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PEGISTER's ORDER.
REaIsrER,s OFFICE.

hE0ISTER'S OFFICE,
new castle county, DEL. Mar. 8. 1892.
Upon the application OF Charles r.
Lore and Joseph l.. Carpenter, Ex-
ecutors OF Jacob p. Herdman, lata of
Wilmington Hundred in said county.
deceased, II Is ordered and directed by Ihe
Register that the Tx cutors aforesaid
give notice OF granting of letters
Testamentary upon the estate of me
deceased, with the date OF granting there
OF, BY causing dvertisements To be post
Cd Within forty days from the date OF such
letters, in six Of the most public places OF
the county OF New Castle, requiring ali
persons having demands against the al
tate 70 present the same or abide by an
act OF Assembly In such case made and
PROVIDED. And also cause the same to be
WILM1NGToN GAZETTE, "a newspaperpub-
llsneo IN Wilmington, and 70 be oontin-
ued therein three weeks, (e o d).
(Sy Given under the hand and seal
l.. 8. of ofiice of the Register Aforesaid.
49, At Wilmington In New CasLIe
county, Aforesaid, The day and year above
WrlIten. b. q, BIGGS. Register.
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The New Goods,
Spring of 1882.

We have kept on improv-
ing in the various cutting de-
partments and work-rooms
Of Oak Hall, and asa conse-
quence thenew Spring Stock
shows a most attractive APP
pearance.
Even in advance of the
season we will take pleasure
in showing the new goods.
Oak Hall is an "all the
year round" store and all
kinds Of Mems and Boys
Clothing for every conceiva-
bic occasion is on hand and
ready for instant service.
WANAMAKER & Brown,
Sixth and Market Sts.,
PHILADELPHIA.
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a0F1UKs.

NJ OTHCE.-The subscriber, q. d. 6lay-
aaun ana nnrnosa1 iea1.n~ tSs cifv' siI
parti tndebeed 70 him viii please cali
on samuel w. MoCaully, Htshth and
Market, who IL authorised 20 settle his
ac0ounts.
marae-St. Cd. sLAYMAKER.
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Health is Wealth !

DIR. e. @. VESTS NERVE AND ID B11ir M.
TREATMENT; a specii for HysJ,e,adse6s
ziness, Commissions, Nervous nssaamory
Mental Depression, Loss Of mi,inntsT mtsT
Spermatorrhoea, Impateney, II Nv caused
Rmissions, Prematu a. Age, ver.ln.
dSISence. which iead 10 misery, decay dssSt
and death. One bpx will cure re,apDths pths
cases. Each box contains one nT slf
treatme 4. One dollar DoAI I,sJl pre.
boxes for i've dollars sent Dy ,aniee sIy
paid on receipt price. W. uud aanh ordsf
boxes 10 cure any case, WIN ann,np eaS D.
received by us for six n0xes, sand the
purchaser our written guaranIeed "a moi
turn the money II the treatnen1S oniyby
eject cure Guarfnteee ~ ueu sar,ar 2Bd
NsB. DANF0RTHlD DEsae 1sdan C1 Del
and Market streets, "a ins'O'
Sole agents ssfSsJ
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NOnTdE

All persons having claims against the
estate OF the deceased must present lhe
or before. March sth, 1883. or abide the
act OF Assembly In such case made ano
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CHARLEs RInRE

.s,- Executors.
mington Del.
marll-sweod
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PROFESSIONAL.
II R. PENIN9ToN

ATT0RNBK-A1-LAW.
No.2. WEST 7TH STREET,
JVis-V WILMINGTON. DtI
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fCR SALE AND RENT.

ENOH SALE.-Bullding lot IC0 feet
ID inches front on south side o. beech
street; 90 Ieet front on Van Buren street
and u feet front on Maryland Avenue
fronts on the city line, and lies In Chris
tiana Id. Apply at this once. II.
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1882-12-08
HEAVY FIRE IN LONDON.
DESTRUCTION OF THE Il ROYAL
ALHAMBRA THEATRE.
Steamer Explosion on the Aissis-
sippi The Grave Robbery Excite
ment at Philadelphia not yet
Subsided- Other News.
Great Theatre Fire In london.

LONDON, Dec. Twenty-Five steam
file engines are now playing on the ruins
Of the ROYAL Alhambra theatre. Owing
to the great helght of the minarets IT is
for5the water to reach them.
The minarets are still burning. Damage
TO surrounding property is great All the
dresses, property, scenery, music aud IN. n
struments for the Christmas production.
ut the theatre are-destroyed. No lnsur-
ance. Eight houses situated back OF the
theatre were burned. Total loss by the
fire & $4,000. s5..
. LONDON, Dec. THE premises Of
Fo, er, Porte, s. Co., wn.,lesale hosiery
dealers, on Wood street, extending back
to Philip lane, are aDlaze. lhe tire
threatens to become most serious.
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1882-12-08
/. How to Use q Horse.

A great many farmers, as we'll as the
majority Of city people who own horses,
know very little about their proper care.
The New York Graphic gives the follow
ing hints:
I. Never allow anyone to tease or
tickle your horse in the stable. The ami
NAL Ouly feels tie tOl mrnt and does nnt
understand he-jUke. Vicious habits are
thus easily brought on.
2. Never he Il the horse when. in the
stable. NO,hlng so soon makes him per-
manently vicious. :.
8. Lei the horses litter be dry and
clean underneath as we'll as on top.
Standing ON hot fermenting manure
makes the hOofs soft, aud brings on
latleness.
4. Change the litter partially in some
par,s, and entirely in. others, every
morning, and brush out and clean the
stali thoroughly.
5. To ~ Ocure- gond coat on your.
horse naturally, use plentyOt rubbing
and brushing. Plenty of ''eIbow grease"
opens the pores, sOt!ens the skin, and
promotes the animals general health.
6. Never clean horse in his stable:
TIE dust fouls the crib, and makes him
loathe ehis food:
7. Use The currv-comb lightly When
used roughly it is u source ct great pain
8. Let the heels be well brushed out
every night. Dirt, If allowed 10 cake INF
causes grease and sore heels.
8. Whenever a horse is washed, never
leave him ill he is rubbed quite dry. He
will probably get a chill II neglected.
TO-. When Il horse comes of a journey
the first thing is 10 walk him about TIL
lie lscnUl, ifhe is bought in hot. This
prevents his taking cold.
IL. Tie next thing is tQsgrO0m him
quite dry, first with 4 wlsp Of straw and
tnen with Il brush. This removes dust,
dirt and sweat, and allows time for The
stomach to recover itself and the appetite:
tOreturn.
IL Also, lei his legs be well rubbed
by the hand. NOlhlng 80 soon removes
i strain 1t also detects thorns or spli4
lers, sO0tlles the animal ami enables him
tt, feed comfortably.
III. Let tll. horse have some exercise
every day. Otherwise he will be liable
to fever or bad feet. b
IA. LetyDurif1Orsei stand lose, If pos.
sible, without being tied up to tn. mans
ger Pam and WEAKNESS troM confined
position induce bad habits and cause:
swollen feet and other q rdeTe.
is. Looks0ften III the animal 3 feet and
legs Disease nr wounds in those paTtss.
iii at all eglected, soon become danger
Gus 81 Z
18. Every night look and see If there
is sany stone between the hulisand the silpe.
Standing on it all nigh the horse will a,e
lame next morning. {
II. 1t the horse remains in stable his
feet must be .ssinpped.'' 2 Heat and dry:
ness cause cracked hoOfs and lam eliess.
1a The feet should not be ss,o oppcdn5
softener than twice ia; the Week: will
make the hoots soft and bring on cOrns.
Do MT urge the animal to drink
water which he refuses. Il i. probably
hard anil sun who elesOme.
20 ever allow drugsssto be admins:
tered To- your horse wiiilOnt your ktio vi "
edge. They are not needed U Keep the
animal in health, and ,nay do the great
est and most sud den mischief.
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1882-12-08
Fire ia st. Paul.

s0ts =
u ST. PAUL, Dec. 6.-The most destructive
fire that has visited st. Paul since the capitol
burned broke out this morning in Nicols y
Deans Wholesale hardware establishment,
corner Third and Sibley streets. About half
past 10 o'clock flames were discovered issu-
ing from aue in the shipping room, and
almost immet' t'iately appeared in the ceiling
and floor Of tie second story. An alarm was
at once turnei in. but the wires failed to
work. Engine No. 2 arrived on the spot fully
ten minutes after the alarm was sounded,
though but four locks away. Nos. / and Sand
the hook and ladder failing to respond to the
call, second alarm was turned in. which
brought No. down from st. Anthony hill.
No. and the hook and ladder were finally.
apprised of the fire by the messenger arriv-
ing with No. 5. BY this time the entire upper
floor, which was stored with wSbdeq ware,
was in flames. Everything went wrong.
With the thermometer registering only
eight above zero everything was frozen and
slippery, and the danger was extreme. Tho
rev Hayes extension ladder became 20
clogged with ice in the machinery parts that
the greatest difficulty was experienced in its
use. The fire was rapidly gaining headway,
and all the movables had long since been
piled in the streets. By half past II the
flames were under control, though still burn.
ing fiercely. A heavy fve-foot wall protect
ed Merrill, Safeguard q Thwing's wholesale
drug house. Had the flames reached there
the whole block would undoubtedly have
been swept away.
+. LOSSES AND INSURANCE
are as follows: Nicols & Dean are the heavi-
est losers, $5O,OOO being rough esti.
mate at present writing: They carried
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Sensation at Lisbon.

FAHao, D. T., Dec. 6.-Reports from Lis
bon state that there is great excitement there
over the. disgusting reports Of an incest, which
involves the names Of a minister Of the gos-
pei and his daughter. Inc man is Rev. Mr..
Livingston, the baptist pastor, who has been
there for some time. He canvassed for Col
ION, candidate for register Of deeds in Ran.
som county, during the hate campaign, but
before election day the two quarreled and
parted, and are enemies now. lt7is said these
reports Of the crime come from the COltOns,
aud although the story has made much talk
there seem to be few who really believe it,:
Cotton is not considered vsraolons as 9 rule.
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1882-12-08
Good for Fargo,

FARGO, Dec. General Manager Man
vii, General Superinteudent.St Stlms.,n, and
other Manitoba officers spent Wednesday
in Fargo, and it is sreporled that they con-
tom, m,la1e extensive improvements in Far
90, making division headquarters here for
all Dakota lines, putting in several miles
Of siding,G and repair shops and round
houses. The city council haye u me eetlng
to.lnOrl ow To grant the company certain
privileges which have been aAr:ei upon,
and all seem ID be unanimous.
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1882-12-08
A Murderer Killed.

4 CHARLOTTE, N. c., Dec. Joe Ross,
the negro who murdered F. n. Mcdowell
u, Camden. Thanksgiving day, was killed
ON Wednesday night at an Ives county
mill, os Ca,awba river, Lancaster county,
S. C., by q ferrvnan. Adam Hnntley. A
pursuing parry were close behind, and
Ross asked the ferryman to take him
across. The terryman identified him and
tried 10 arrest him. Rose resisted, AMI
the ferryman shot him. Before dying the
negro confessed to numbering Mcdowell,
and also Bob Hennegan, in Mecklenburg
county, two years ago. SD
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1882-12-08
Tragedy 4 at 4 Wedding Feast.

. DENVER. Dec. THE Republicans
Las Vegas, N. H., sp ecial says: At =
Mexican wedding feast last night at, Sa
ball's, y small Mexican town near this
city. Franclscn Notan. q drunken guest,
shot and killed two brothers named
ROval. Notan then proceeded 10 his
home where he amused himself by cut
ting his wife's ears Ot1f. Nnlan was after
wards arrested 8an,i confined in Jail.
There is strong talk of lynching HIM.
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served Him .Jnst Right.

L11rLE SAuK VnLAax, Dec. GA bloody
tragedy occurred here this evening. There
has long been trouble in the family Of John
Goodwater, who has abused his young wife
ever since their marriage, some two years
ago. Tonight he made a savage. attack upon
her with a knife, and in pure sslf- defense she
seized a revolver and killed him They have
two children. The wife is but IL years old.
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1882-12-08
The Kind or Fellow Oscar Is.
Correspondent N. Y. Times].

Poor Oscar Wilde has at last become
utterly commonplace. It was the thing
he most abhorred when he first arrived,
and no man strove 80 hard 10 be always
original and interesting as this lank and
long haired English @stllete. The nov.
ely has worn off. however, and the ap 0s-
tie of the beautiful pronounced the most
wearisnme bore in New York. That is
saying a great deal. 1t surprised me
that he retained his popularity SO long
.iOr a more repuls We man has seldom Wis.
Ilei us. He issguilty Ot all sorts of petty
smeannesses, such as perpetually begging
c1garetles from acquaintances and never
offering any himself eating dinners with
i,,defat,guable industry at other peoples
ex 3ense; sneaking out Of paying cab
fares, and working" his friends shame
lessly for whatever he can get OutOf.
them. Hellvesin cheap apartments in
Irving place, and affects q zsneer Of con
tempt for all things American. Still he.
does not go away, but remains and lives
on Us. Public feeling for him has.
changed somewhat. When be landed
here last New Years day there was a
general feeling that he was y man with
an idea, and that he ought TO have
iair play He has had fair play, and has
proven himself an egOtistical cllarlatan. = 7
bumpt,oue braggart and tenacious.
bore. Hence the feeling has changed
The sestKete never goes out alone. The
.hoO,s and jeers Of the crowd are too much
Tor him, and he takes whas ever exercise
is needfui late at night, IN the side Streets,
snd only ventures forth il, the ligh when
he can inv.lgle some good natured citl.
zen into accompa ying him. The extreme
ugliness Of the man never struck me so
fsicibly rs at the first .I4ptOs club dinner u
few nights ago. u fort rtunatelv, sat
nearly opposite him. II destroyed my
appetite. His great mass Of coarse hair
fell on tile col1arso his coat, which looked
glazed aud greasy from The contact, and
his little bleary eyes stared stupid nut
from beneath hal lf.closed eyelids. His
mouth, with its; mist ,rmed .lIrrgular,and
black looking teeth, was positively the
most repnlslve feature I have ever seen !,
and his thick, dark cDl6red lips, mOftied 4
skins shanglng loosely on 9 bony face made
up Il acarlcature that rFseDbled q being
from another planet rather than an Eng.
ljsllman Of the sninete zenith century ll
would seem TO be about time for Oscaf TO 1
return home.
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a Row and q Murder.

CINcINNATI, Dec. la quarrel arose
among hackldr,vers and parties going
home from. ball at 'Turnham al Q o'csock
this morning. hen i policeman appeared
10 keep the peace one Of tile drivers, VIM.
Patterson, s npturio4s character, drew q
revolver aud fred al the palicsllsa, but
struck Jos. Coke. another driver, il the
head, killing him instantly Patterson
psna ned
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1882-12-08
TeleEraphie Ticks

Dervish Pasha Is to be executed.
. Mrs. Langtry has eons 70 Bostou.
Senator Windows fayoss s,csat postaes.
Anthony TrnlIops, the EnRAsh N III ~ !.
lies at the point OF death.
The presidents message Is favorably sd
5mented upon BY the mstr0p0 litan pre- !.
Arab Pasha writes q letter tl,ankin h
gland for :interpo sition il his behalf
The sultan Of Turkey is frightoa6 nsasiys
to death by the fear that he viii " q r.
mated.
Robert Norton and wife, 81 Beayi -, m
were suttocated. in their. bed by 90 lron u
coal stove. 5sss
The funeral Of ths:lats Congr Up..s
degraa, OF Ohio. occur a Mdnlay Wheet-
ing, W. Va. NJ
Senator Platt, 81, Conn tllllaoItta
that il VII take $16o, ,0oo, 90 g ~
bills next year. ~ All
The sals 81 ssats has opened III ,on
concerts in Ian Franciso The Alst d..
receipts were sc, 100.
u II Il rumored in London that ~
of ofWin0hesters Vi succeed q IL hlaials ~ ~
:Opne Of Oantsrbufy.
The steamsr EnterpSrtiiao s ~ 60.
day OF Maud's! Point, IN. O., and tt oaptain
and tW05nens vere drowned.
At:G Gliro, q. yesterday, "a mi d man
:plaeed: his head under the WheelD 0f move
ngsfreighk train and was killed 81
5S# Mayor Johnson, Of sDanvills, 9 ~
recently indicted for tho murder of OhiSf q
Police Hatcher, has been aoqui "a.
President Porter denies thst Yandszbats
also Ml rumOs1 ak,ogt hisS enat sS
Mss. Lang and IL. -
(s01nVa1iif11 ftilvks la6 a
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1882-12-08
Now Lot tho Eagle screan. !.

PARn, Dec. g. Relative TO the report that
the United States government oontemplates
making q claim against France in regard to
the murder Of two American citizens in MAZDA
gascar, the Moniteur Universal published an
#nayy was so reduced BY peculation that the
United States were recently obliged tc back
down to Chill. France, it says, could ruin
every American port.
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1882-12-08
Helped Hi.self Literally.

BuFTA1o, Dec. 6. The auditor Of the Lake:
Shore road is busily engaged in examining
the accounts Of s. W. Gilbert, absconding
cashier of the Buffalo division. The amount
of peculation is already discovered to b.:
$40, 900, and it is feared much larger sum
has been appropriated, as Gilbert has been
II heavy speculator in grain and oil, and met
with very large losses.
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1882-12-08
Toutrages on other little girls Of that place,
and there Is much indignant tion IN the neigh
h0rhnr13
q star Chasing : Hunbean.

NEw ORLEANS, Dec. Frank Holt, Of
Chattano oosa, Wm. Freitur, aged 16, and
Samuel Young, colored, who were scaldedt
by the explosion Of the steamboat Morn.
ing Star, have dice. OF twentY-One per.
sons on board at the time of the explosion,
five only are now living. Il is stated that
the Morning Star was racing with the.
Sunbeam.
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1882-12-08
I5IsMA REX, .. n FRIDA = DEGHzlI5IsK s. 1889

discussing di diferent rates. N. H Van-. u
derbilt was al the Fifth Avenue Hotel to-
night awaiting the arrival of President
Keep and Manager Hughett, Of the Chs
cago g Northwestern road, but the tram
being late he failed To meet them.
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1882-12-08
Whaling an Editor.

NEw YoRK, Dec. 6.-This morning ]. b.
Parmenter, editor Of the Press, was cow
hided by William Carr, son Of the secretary
of state, whom he had accused of gr.,ve faults
and misdemeanors. There is great excite
ment and further sensation is expected.
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1882-12-08

The khedive has been informed that the
English government recommends General
Sir Evelyn Wood for comnaAl DIR Of the nev
Egyptian army.
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1882-12-08
! A Politicia,, 4Assassinated. 4

srARKvn1r, Miss, Dec. 6.-This town is
excited over the reported assassination Of.
Col. w. ii. H. Tison, at Baldwin. Miss, to-
day by Ed. Saunders. Tison was speaker Of
the house in the last Mississippi Legislature.
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1882-12-08

The Bismarck boom is the common talk.
all along the line from Duluth and St. Paul
to Miles Citv 3E
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1882-12-08
Attempt 10 Sink ! ship in Mid Ocean

AttempttO Sink . ship IN MIA ocean
i SAN FRANo1soo, Dec. Gan attempt was
made to sink in mid ocean the ship Joseph
s. Spinney, which arrived here Saturday from
Havre. When four weeks out. between three
ana four feet of water was discovered IN tbs
hold. After much trouble the leak was dis
covered. Three anger holes had been bored
through the bottom below the breast hook.
The hole in the inner sileathing had been
plugged and covered with louse dirt to con-
ceal the source Of the leak, aud the water III
4ere q between the inner and outer planking.
A watch was kept on the crew, but nothing
was discovered to warrant making any arrest,
although members Of the crew say that Cap
tain Curling expressed the opinion that 1t
was done by second mate Davis. The latter
expresses much ill will against the captain,
but of course denies tile charges.
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1882-12-08
Latest from Taylorsvtllo..

TAYLoRsY1hAs, Ill,, Dec: Miss Bond nd
had another violent paroxysp Yestefday.i
The grand jury reta arned AMI indictmenf
against 4 j G. Mont gOmery, Lee f''tttis,
Emanuel CLARK, Dr.. Vsrmiil lion and VIM
K.M Montg g,nlery,
Railway 1IaEnates In lew Yorlk
INV ORR, Dec. Representa
jof The trunk lines 80 ssillS engaged in
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1882-12-08

Como Down 70 Graves.
Z LaNDoA, Dec. Ca collier has foundered
off Barwick and ten persons are drowned.