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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-09-20
NOTICE.
LAND OFFICE AT YAskroN d, r.

Aug -. 1852.
Notice IL hcfebv given Ihai The Following na,n-
ed SELLER Ii ,e nied nuiice Of hi, intent iuh TO
max, inai prnui ~ support uf i.ir claim. and
ha, rad i,root will br nia,ie before \ MIX CT
u count hf thi,n count, y !, NJ xix Pom, th..
oui seat. On saturday sept. yHh iooa. 10 A. NJ.
IL: " iiiim A Kelley. Boalc-iet I'd No. ItJ1
sioux lai's sefiustfor The y u n n 4, and W y
l. u % -A5--dg
lie names The following Witnesses to prove his
: onIiauu,s residence np,n aud cuiiiea ION of
laid End via. Dexter No,de eek. Eri: N I'.icr-
ron, Mortimer chesley. Carl Tunal AL OF Caiipp.
owa. GA NaTrEn Register
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-09-20
DeIinqent Tax Sale.
30. : re f..,1,xrY rnsAsrRER.

ORE r t,F CDtrSTY TREAsFREk.
Union County. Dakota Territory
SuriCF Il acreb, given that he fni.,w'ny DC,
-cribcd Real Estate will be cold ~ puu,,e iin.s
IL Elk Poiai in said connv. on the 81 DAY ., ua
ohvr Isss for the aelinqu.n iaSe- enha !.
I,ereon for the year ISL. sale 20 ermHnen.e ~
q Clock m: and cl"re at loeiock " M "
said day.
s'p GEOKGES CKNKv
t,nnntv Treasurer.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-09-20
let publication Sept. Is 1852.
Probate Notice.


TEHnroRr OF DAKOTA, =.
ouu'y II Cutou 50 In Probate Conrt
To Edward Gibbs aud Lue.ia Giabs MINOR
hcir- OF " iiiIiin ,iiUps deceased.
i"n ana each III you viii pie sc take notice
iho' ni'iiani ttslar. administrator 0i -aia de-
ceased has HE'D ,ieiI,nn IN the probate c..urf
VI aiuh cpatty u. -. asking Tor au hort, to
re HI the zeal rsat. beiungirg 10 sAid dccens-
"a al he iinie ." hi. d.a h, Appiiea' Ion VIII be
made Ia the pr''bde c,.,tii If s.tt county Al the
Office III ia. rom Jaage IN Elk Pam. D. 4 :,
% Safnrisy september 3jn lrsk. al = u'ci.ek y.
III. ior iicense 10 sell the prupn tiy aercricd in
raid petition. and u near,n viii thcu BE- had By
The said fiob.r ouri ihcre,,n
Dated this 12ih day of sep 1889
I. " SMIra. Judge Of Probate.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-09-20
Commissioners Proceedings.
sepsember Session, lssa.

WGVte&0Oet SGoobOtoe ACo2s
(From last week.
VIM Harry 3 wolf scalps 3 90
Chas Rosenbanm wifi scalp / 90
Il LaBelle use Of hall for
grand Jury 2 SO
Perkins Bros sundries 5 Is
A @ Ringsrud clks salary and
making road list Sc 90
g + Waterbury wolf scalp 90
& g Ericsson supt fees 50 Is
A @ Ringsrud ex cgs &c 2 81
s B Slough lumber III 36
Loretta Mitchell keepg pau. "a 90
w g Halter carriage &c 4 20
Alison Bo.ee sheriffs fees SO IS
Authiur 4 Brouillette mdse 20 90
Mrs. D " Chamberlain wash
ing for prisoners so
Adam Scott road viewer 2 70
Duncan Ross . 3 40
8 money pd out IS
r Brouillette keeping pauper 10 %
Henry Nearinan rebatement
81 pull tax | so
Warren Fisk mdse for paupr %
G IABreche com fees & niIg s Az
III Knudson 10 so
N Peterson Z 20
g II Mailal,an fees as clerk Of
district court &c 80 90
On lnotion poll tax Of II Near
man for the year 1881 was related
for the reason that said Nearinan
was : resident Of the city II Elk
Point At the time Ut assessment and
had receipt from city st com.
The following resolution was pre-
\ Dclited and On motion adopted.
Whereas the great flood III the
spring OF 1881 caused the destrnc-
ton of : large portion Of the bridges
and damaged the roaels in the coun-
! 81 u 4 considerable extent. and all
funds III .he csnnty treasury prop
erly applicable thereto have been ex-
pended and considerable delt has
6esn incurred I'M replacing said
MI Jeee md reiani sing said rs,aels and
tl,e dali already 10 in
eannot r. hquislated for
l. t zinnna
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-09-20

II was generally conceded that
Cspt. Alex. Hughes was the brainl
est man ii the Grand Forks conven-
ton.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-09-20
ap.aDaican District Convca.
Z ton.

|'.' Z tion.
Y1psr LKGIs1.ATivED DISTRICT, DAkoT N.
Ns,tice ii hereby given that !
n,IbIican slistrict csnvention, will y
]ReId ae The court house IL the cit
81 Elk Point. Union county, Dakn'i !,
81 "Wednesday, the 18th day OF Y. +
,cl,er. 1852, Is l O'Clock, p. M, I'll
IN purpase If nonninasing cand'
flstss III members u the lngisiatur' !:
to.Wit: One member Of the council
ma two s,aesall~rs Is the Lot,s.. =
4 naive The said First Leg
slntivo district ii composed of the
rtyirntiie, III Unin and Clay. ard
the aaid COUNTIES will be entitled re.
presentation il the convention. as
kllows:
Union. 50. .'.' =
Clay NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. s
Dated this 10th ,lav If September
1889 G. +. MALLAHAN
Chairm'n Union 20. Rp en- Com.
s. ]. Lewis,
Chairm'n Clay Co. Rep. Cen. Com.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-09-20
irsl publicsii"n Aug. iG II iSS2 I
l.. ". HsaLs. e, Assu'ne,.
Sheriff 6 Sale,

TkHfIir'1y sE y Eufi.i IN i-trirf Cauri
tuGn.y al U.ian. toUnly ai MON
iiuTa la Is. t,eddr-.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-09-20
MEMS, boys and cllildrens hats 4
caps for sale 3. cost.

g. w. BEGGS.
When you want a pair Of shoes
60 where you can have the finest as-
sortment In town to pick from.
which i q
EssEstAx Bsos
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-09-20
First pnhl,rarin, W Ii lsS2
Il. ". .MiLi.Efs, Attorney.
Sherins Sale.

TERRITORY OF DAKOTA. In District Court.
wi! hin X for The Coan-
fourth ludicial District ~ of uu,on.
Lonis Is. Gregory
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-09-20
tir-t puhlicn'ion sept l3, 1882.
NOTICE

= Il ". " ATkfNN. MNfIEACt6,
{. WAtwnETH, ut, rbey ipr Mnrt.apce
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-11-22
EGRAPHIC JOTei.

%. 1t showed in Georgia yesterday,
There was one death from yellow
sever in Pensacola, Fa.. yesterday, but
no new cases.
80. "A London dispatch says: Fred.
erick Dudley Reider, brother of the
Earl OF Harrowsby, is dead. Both died
the sane day
Giuseppe Peliata killed his wife
in New York to.day.nd then himself.
The cluse was his belief that his wife
had Gone away with Sl55 and come
jeweiry.
-. Edward Jacques and wife and
Charles Smith were arrested in Phiia.
delpnia yesterday, charged with rob.
bling Ed ward McSorley of Staten Island,
n. v, of $40, 900 and valuable papers.
90. "A Salt Lake dispatch says: At
the Ontario mine yesterday John
Hooper, an English miner, was in.
s.autly killed by piece of tagging fall.
ing on him distance of Is feet and
striking him on the head.
IhS tptht vote tOf \IOVefDOf Az
the recent election in Peunsyiyania was
74 1888. and Pattison's plurality i, 40,-
202 the largest vote ever polled in the
State, except in the Presidential con.
tests OF 1876 and 1850.
The stage FROM Columbia to
Charlottesville. Ky, was robbed yes
terday morning by = single masked rob
Der. There were thres passengers.
The mail bags were cut open and riHed.
The robber took tap off wheel of
the coach and disappeared through the
woods on foot.
Engineer Melville of the Jean.
uette expedition says. respecting the
statement of his wife that he will be
compelled to allow her part of his in
como Tor maintenance, that the entiro
matter would have to be settled by the
courts. Touching tn, charges Of DOC.
tor Collins against himself, Melville
declines to talk until the matter is in-
vsstisassd by the R,sri.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-11-22
A Terrible Fire.

PROVIDENCE, Il. l., Nov. 2l.-A
fire occurred this morning in the Calen.
dar building, brick structure, situated
between Sabin and Cove streets, which
resulted 10 serious loss OF life. The
building was four stories high and was
occupied mostly by jewelry shops. The
fire originated in the middle of the
building on the third floor, caused by
the ignition OF ten-gallon can bf
naphtha. The room was filled with
light, infammable clothes, and was next
the stairway. Before a word of warn
ing could be given escape by the
stairway was cut off by The
flames. On the fourth flnor wete
forty operatives, equally divided ~ to
sex. When the flames swept up through
the aoor tho employees mada rush for
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-11-22
TERMS Of SUBSCRIPTION {:
Foreign News.

LONDON, Nov. 2O.-In the House oi
Commons to-day Trevellyan, Chief Sec
retary for Ireland. informed Parnell
that the unions in the western part OF
Ireland had been ordered to relieve dis
tressed people, and the local govern
ment has instructed the inspectors to
see that the arrangements are sufficient,
and that relief measures be not inter.
fered with for want of funds.
Sexton gave notice that when the re.
port Of the committee in Gray's case
comes up he would move that the
powers of Judges in cases OF contempt
OF court ought to be defined and limited
by statute.
Courtney. Secretary of the Treasury,
informed Parnell that Up to the present
time applications under the Land Act
for ioaps to improve their holdings
numbered 625, of which $40 had been
granted, 2l0 were ina,!rassible, and the
remainder were being investigated.
Gladstone. in reply to an inquiry
from Pafnell, stated that the govern
men. was not at present contemplating
any amendment to the Rent Act.
Treve!lyau, Chief Secretary for Ire
land. said that up to the 10Th instant
applications under the Arrears Of Rent
Act reached l4.l67. The Land Com.
missioners. he said, hoped TO settle be-
fore the 30th instant all cases lodged
prior t. November 18TH.
LONDON. Nov. 2l.-Towards the
close Of the last evenings session OF
the House of Commons Gladstone
moved an adjournment Of the debate
% the procedure rules. In redemption
of his promise to give Yorke an oppor.
tuniiy to move the appointment OF
selec5 committee OF inquiry into the
release Of Parneil, Dillon ana O'heily
from Kilmainham jail. Labouchere,
by opposing the motion for adjourn
ment, talked out the time OF Iorke's
motiou. Unless the Government gives
a satisfactory assurance Thursday in
regard to the Arrears of Rent Act,
Parnell will move an adjournment of !
the House 10 order 70 call attention to
the Threatened failure OF tie Act.
.TULLAGH, Nov. 20.-Ten thousand |
persons attended meeting of the Irish
National Land League yesterday. |
Among the speakers were Sullivan and
O'Nelly. members OF Parliament. The
latter referred to what lie called the
efforts of Davitt to split The Ilish party,
and SAID they were tantamount to stab.
bing Ireland il the back. He threat
ened The resignation of his seat Il the
couut-y wgvered ia allegiance to Par
nell. lie advised farmers to take ad.
vantage OF the Arrears OF Rent Ac..
Votes Of confidence in the speakers were
carried.
CAIRO, Eov. 20-The Commission of
Inquiry is turning the trial OF Arab
Pasha into farce ana Broadiey has
withdrawn from the defense after Wig
prousiy protesting against the violation
of the agreement made with him.
MUNICh, Nov. 81. A duel with pistols
was fought at Wirzberg between cap
tain in the army and student who had
served as one-year volunteer. The
captain was killed.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-11-22
Miscellaneous.

HARRISBURG, Pa, Nov. 2l.-A fire
is raging in the Lykens mine. John
Kreely. the fore boss, George Balm.
bridge and Oscar Cook narrowly escaped
su9ocation. All efforts to check the
flames prove futile. The fire has
broken ont so yards further down the
slope. If the draught should change
and force the flames, which are now
coming back, into the mine, there is
danger Of driving the fire to the Lykens
Valley mill. Fifteen hundred men and
boys are thrown out of employment.
Boston, Nov. 2l.--Thcmas Loeman,
an Australian banker who was reported
to have left s.. .OOO, 600 to three children
OF the same name in this city, is not
dead. He has signitied his intention of
leaving the children at least 81, 600, 600
when he dies, and will provide for their
education in the meantime.
New HAVEN, Nov. 2l.-A number
of sacred concert singers, Manager Peck
of the Opera House and the manager
and agent of the company, were tried
Yesterday for violation of the statute
of 17S4, which provides that every per-
son who shall be present at any concert
OF music, dancing'or other public diver
sion on Sunday, or on the evening
thereof, shall be fined S4. The man
ayers and agent were each fined $50
and costs. The case will be appealed.
BosToS, Nov. 20-The Secretary of
the Tariff Commission states that the
work goes on day and night, but the re-
port cannot be got ready before Decem-
ber i. Chairman Hays has gone to
to explain to the Auditor
the expense bills of the Commission.
WAsHINGroN, Nov. 2l.-It is stated
at the Chinese Legation that there is
no foundation for the statement that
The Chinese Minister and suite will be
from the United States on
account of the receut legislation re-
,trictipg Chinese immigration.
WAsHINGToS, Nov. 20.-Advocate.
General Swain decides that the failure
If army officers to satisfy any indebted
less fairly contracted wouid not be
OF the 6lst article OF war.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-11-22

WAsHINGToS, Nov. 20-Advocate-
General Swain decides that the failure
of army officers to satisfy any indebted
ness fairly contracted would not be a
violation OF the 6Ist article OF war.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-11-22

WASHINGTON. Nov. 2o.-Van H.
Manning, tc whom certificate of cleo
tion to Congress from the Second Dis
trict OF Mississippi, has been given, is j,
Washington. He states that J. Is
Chambless IS resident OF Tate County V
and Greenback politician, and the.
the votes cast for him beat Genera
Chalmers. Manning is quite free in ex-
pressing the belief that the Democrats
will pursue a just policy and make no
unfair decisions il election contests
MEMPHIS, Nov. 20.-A Jackson
Miss special says: Leading Demo.
Gratis and citizens generally regret the
action of Secretary Of State Henry
Myers and Governor Lowney in award
ing a certificate Of election to Van H.
Manning upon clerical error in the
Election Of Tate county have tele-
g-aphed that the name of Chambless
appearing on the taily-sheet is cleri-
cal error aad should have been J. r.
Chalmers. A corrected tally-sheet.
with certificate, has been forwarded
to the Secretary of State.
JACKSON, Miss, Nov. 20.-Chalmers
has filed a petition fer mandamus be-
fore Judge Wharton to compel the Sac-
retary OF State to count his votes in
Tate county. He charges that Myers,
Secretary Of State. allowed the returns
from other districts to be inspected, but
refused to let any one see the returns
from the Second District until counted.
Cnaimsrs charges that the returns
we're purposely concealed to prevent
any errors being corrected during the
ten days allowed by law for correcting
the returns, and says the clerical error
as to j. r. Chambless would have been
promptly corrected if the returns had
not been fraudulentiy concealed. The
Commissioners of Election of Tate
county have sent amended returns,
showing that the votes were cast for
J. Il. Chambers aud not j. +. Chamb.
less
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-11-22
II Ell EG GR AP nIC
OUR RELATIONS WITH
PERU.
OLD CONNECTICUT BLUE
LAWS ENFORCED.
THE COMPLICATIONS OF
THE CHALMERS ELEC-
TION.
TERRIBLE FIRE IN PROV
IDENCE.
A NUMBER OF LIVES LOST
A NUMBER OF LIVES LOST
The United States and Peru.

WAsHINGToN, Nov. 65.-Ex- Presi.
| dent Pierola of Peru called on the Sec
retary OF State to-day and had an ex-
| tended interview on matters. pertaining
to The condition of Peru. there has
been great deal of speculation as to
the real cause of General Pierola's pres
ence here at this time. 1t is row said,
and apparently on the best authority,
that he has mission, which is to induce
this country to interfere positively and
actively in tue affairs OF Chill and Peru,
for the purpose of bringing about an ad.
jusiment of the differences between the
two countries that will be honorable to
both, and equally beneficial to Peru.
In this work it IS said that General
Pieroia will have The help and influence
of Blaine. 1t is known thai Pierola
is ii constant Communication with
Blaine. aud it is reported that he had
conference with him yesterday lasting
nearly three hours. OF course nothing
of the character of the conference has
reached the public. la di diplomatic cir
CiSS, !pTSNSl, 10 SdltA LiitS 1b.hiuC ifI
have Introduced at the approaching ses-
sion Of Congress and undertake to have
passed resolution instructing the Sec.
retarv Of State to adopt more vigor-
Gus South American policy, such as will
tend to bring to speedy termin alton
the unfortunate aud ruinops condition
of affairs now existing between Peru
and Chill. Pierola is reported IS saying
that President Garfield aud his admin
istra'ion favored rendering a helping
hand to Feru. and he cannot see why |
the present administration SHOULD l.esi-
tate about adopting the same policy. 1t |
is certain that Blaine has strong friends /;
in both the Senate and House who are
in sympathy with him in this South
American business, and who are willing
to act in this matter Uader his direction
and advice.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-11-22
.Jes So /!

OMAHA, Nov. 2l.-Grover of Oregon,
who passed through this city Ell route
for Washington, told reporter that
the Democrats on the Pacific coast are
gralied over the success of their party
IN the East, and at being abla to sap.
plsment 1t with Democratic majority
in California. While the wave was too
late to reach Oregon, the Democrats
there are not discouraged. Politicians in
California and Oregon already speak of
nominating Governor-elect Cleveland of
New York for President in 1884. it he
shonld develop in his nav field admins.
trative qualities like those which
characterized his administration Of the
city of Buffalo, which qualities consti.
tuts the present need Of the people.
In the event of Cleveland's nomination,
Governor Stoneman Of California is the
choice for Vice. President. Justice Field
however. has many friends a. candi.
date Tor President.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-11-22
reforming tho Custom, Service


WAsHIsGToN. Nov. 2l.-The Super.
vising Special Agent of the Treasury
Depart tment in his annual report says
To secure more efficient and honest
administration Of the Customs service
throughout the country, the consolida-
tiou of collection districts and the abol.
ition OF a large number of portz-at
some of which no duties are collected,
and others where the expenses are
largely in excess of the receipts-would
seem absolutely necessary. Respecting
smuggling, he says Through the ac-
tivity and vigilance of the officers of
this service. assisted largely by local
Customs officers. smuggling has been
confined to very narrow limits. The
seizure on the night of the 81 of Janu-
arY last Of opium valued az S26, 900
while an attempt was being made to
land it from the steamship City of Toxic
at the wharf of toe Pacific Mai! Sseam-
ship Company at San Francisco, is the
largest and most important case of
smuggling discovered during the year.
l. is reported that the business OF opium
smuggling on the Pacific coast has been
carried on hv an organized company
which includes capitalists. Custom.
house employees, steamship employees.
local politicians and Cinnamon. All
the Customs officers suspected of COM
plicity with the smugglers have been
dismissed from the service.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-11-22

TyERYTHHNG SERVED UP
IL in the best of style. Fresh Fish,
oysters, and all obtainable delicacies
on hand. Private dining rooms for
families and parties. Strict attention to
cleanliness in all departments.
PASCAL. Proprietor.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-08-23
Railroads Comment.

Let the people OF North Carolina look
wei to the selection Of candidates for the
legislature. We have good reason to
believe that Il well-knowD and powerful
railroad corporation has already thrust
Its hand into the canvas, and that a DE-
teTmlned effort will be made 10y 1t
agents n paid attorneys to lave candi
du es nomlua ell who are favorable To
she plan is 10 have friends of the eorpu-
ration nominated 10y both parties, So
that, whichever party is successful, the
railroad interests will be safe. Let the
people of North Carolina beware. Fore
warned is foreafmed.- Va Star.
l. there any suggestion that said cor
Eporation proposes to have hand In next
winters senatorial eIection? Or is there
ally reason to believe that here is a
strong ring formed among State officials
to ald this railroad corporation, in order
to secure some of the .poils?-Nea1Gern
Jouradt.
Richmond county Democratic Conven.
ton adopted a resolution, introduced by
L. l.. Steele, ST., TO the effect that our
Legislature be urged to enact laws pros
hibIting our Legislators, judges, State
ana county officials from receiving free
passes on the ~IaIlIoads.- Spirit Of the
South.
In the speech of Mr.. W. H. Malone,
on Monday, in the Court House, in this
place. he said that all The Judges of the
State and other officials including men
bers of the Legislature were furnished
free passes by our railroad, with the ex-
ception of Judge Bennett who refused
the pass. He went on TO argue from this
that the tepuency Of the practice was 10
corrupt our Judges and members OF the
Legislature and TO bias them In favor of
these Corporations that we're too heavily
taxing the people with high taxes on
freight AShertae Mars.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-08-23
For the Farmer and Mechanic.
Letter from Johnston County.

On Saturday the Democratic party OF
Johnston county he'd its convention for
the purpose of nominating candidates
with the following result, VIZ:
FOR Senator Nm. Richardson, farmer !;
For the House. Jesse Brown, ID. VI. John
.ron farmers tor Sheriff, VIM. Hinant
fainer: for Register, X. ID. Lun~tord.
farmer fr Coroner. Or. X. j. Noble
farmer; for county Surveyor k. H.. LaL. :
beth, iarincr for Superior Court Clerk
l. r. Waddill, lawyer; for Treasurer,
: II Morgan. buggy and wagon manu-
facr 10th useful men for farmers you
see. This we think IAN prnI erly be cal
ed a Farmers TIcA,t' aud til a ticker
hat viii sweep through old Johnston
next November like a Western tornado;
To the Office seeker and politician thu
ticket will / e u surprise. And there l.
no d.nbt in the mIud # the wrIIer thai
this ripa the Office sought the man
and moi the man the office. Johnston
county will never have cause to blush
while such men. pure, PLAN. and honest
as tley are. are her representatives., ana
while .he fees prou ot her men, they
cannot tel otherwise when they remenI-
Der that they are re presenting one OF the
fu..t Agricultural counties IN the state
4 comfy first or second III the state as a
cotton growing county. a county WHICH
iu tie language OF N0rth 'aro iua ;
f~4vosi,e ..n. Zcbulon b. Vance.