davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-09-22
MagosRn & Breokenridgo's addition to St. Paui
Supposed owner and

Robertson & Van Etten's Addition to St Paul
Supposed owner and
description. Lot Block Benefits
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-09-22

VIM Chambers, Robert Lewis and
Frances l. johnson, commencing at
NV cor of ne a of Sc u sec IS, t 20,
r %; thence on Asec line 1.50-100
chs to point for place of beginning;
thence so links; thence chs;
thence 1904 100 chs to said u
sec line; thence so links; thence
se'ly along Territorial road to
point due of beginning; thence n
3.15-100 chs to beginning (except
University ave) ......... s157 20
Cynthia Fuller, commencing ON
line of University ave 125 # of
Harrington ave; thence 36.9-10 It;
thence n 1874 #; thence w 36.9-10
#; thence i27s2 # to beginning. sls 81
Warren e. Rice,s Addison 70 St par1
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Western Avenue. West Side.
Terrace Park addition TO st. Paul.
Winslow's addition to st. Paul.
Supposed owner and
Marshall Avenue, North Side.

Mackubin-& Marshalrs addition to St. Paul.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-09-22
THIRTY DAYS

after the first publication of this notice, shall
report you ard your real estate 30 assessed as
delinquent, and apply to the District Court OF
the county of Ramsey, Minnesota, for judgment
against your lands, lots blocks, OF parcels there
of so assessed, including interest, costs and e1-
same for the payment thereof.
263 GEORGE REFS, City Treasurer.
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CITY NOTICE.
OFFICE OF THE CIrY TREASURER,
ST.. PAUL, Mimi, Sept. 20, 1882. :
Constructing Sidewalks,
Under Contract aCith Peter
Ber:ey { Estimate No. ~
for the Year Ending jan
cary I, 1888.
Will Take Notice.

that ON the 18th day OF September, 1882, did
receive different warrants from the CITY Comp
toller of the City of ST. Paul, for the collection
OF the above named assessments.
SUMMIT AVENUE, SOUTH SIDE
Terrace Park Addition 20 ST. Paul.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-09-19

Thomas W; Horsley, Fl. J. Christi
anSen, c. ii. Lundberg. a n
johnson, Rasmus Berntson Cbss
SamuelsOn, Christian Hansen lbs
Hasler, Chas. V. Anderson. "a"
RETURNING VISITORS.
Edwin F. Bird and wife: Priscilla
Staines; Priscilla, Emma, Nav and
NOrah Jennings.
STRENGTH OF COMPANY.
English, Scotch and Welsh. 298
Scandinavians, .2S7; Swiss and Ger
mans, "a; returning elders. IS: re-
turning visitors, :. Total 662.
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Salt Lake Citg.

Friedrich Lehman; Mary and Ru-
dolf Balzli; Mary Goss; Ann Krebs;
ROsin and Paul LOpfi; Conrad, Mary
Louisa, Frederic, Sophia, Anton
ami Anna Miller; Louise KaufhOld !;
Elizabeth Muller; John, Agnes,
George, Bertha and Alex. LaurenZ ;
August WORDS; Sabina Fricker
Marie AIesseTli; Herman Haag; An
ton Mathis.
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Claus Henrik, Emma and Anna
Dickma0
sCANDINAvIANs.
Sail lake Cifu.


Christian and Anton Ofgren, Mar
ten Dahlquist; Sine and Wilhel-
mine Hansen; Anna Sophia Berg
Hans L. SandersOn; Olof A. David
son; Anders Anderson; Johanna,
Laura, Carolina ana Ferdinand
Nelson; MaIen Kerstine Jesper-
sen; Anton Nelson; Andreas,
Elma, Jens and Olivia Gronvall;
Maria, Caroline G. A, HeIga W. E.
and Anna b. E. KindblOm; Karna
Dahlquist; Anders Christofferson !;
August A. Hall; Benta Person /;
ions, Elma and Hakan Nelson;
Fer Person, JOhan w. Bjork; ;
Lovlsa Svenson; Agust G.. Eng
strom; Gustofva Peterson: Caroline
Johnson, Lovisa Rydman: Peter
W. Nelson, Sophia G. Allin: An
ton Nielsen; Anna SjOsted, Anna
Johanna Jensen; Hans Anderson.
Eli, Gustafva and Carl Andersen:
Anders Nelson; Selma Carlson:
Christina NOvdstrOm; Wilhelmina
Wlk; Eva Willhelmina Degalund.
G. Remholt and Niels Berg: CLANS,
Elizabeth, Brita, Carolina. Johap.
Elizabeth and Olof Johanson; Erik
Johan; Brita Carolina, Caroline
Wilhelmina, Johan ArYid and Elm
Josephine NOrdquist; Sven and
Anna Sophia Erikson; Carl A.
Lindberg; Anders Peter MorrelI -:
Carin Jansen; Christina Nelson :
Carl Dahlgren; Caren M. Hansen ;
Caroline and Carl Anderson.
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BlbK0PUTAB

LIMITED
% Creat Winchester ST., London
AND
aALT lake CITY, UTAH.
Authorized Capital. 100000.
Par gz58,6R0
Par s24I, 87s
Shareholders Liable for Amount IN
called on Shares.
BUY AND ski sTERL1Ee EXCHANGE
Big ana Sell Drafts on the Cues o(th
United States.
Advances made on consignments Of ORG
and bullion received for sale,
Interest Allowed on Certificates
Deposit Z
COLLECTIONS MADE IT Low BATE
accounts kept on the mast IGyoT0H
terms
PRINCIPAL CORRESPONDENTS
Lo1dor-London Bank Of Utah, LGitet
Martin q Co.
New Tork-American Ezsaange Nations e.
Bank.
Chicago First EatiOEsi BEnE.
Omahs-Omsha NATIONAL Bank
san Frsrcieco-Bsnk o. California.
= AHcTTn
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LIST OF PASSENGERS,
Sailing from Liverpool, per Steamer
wyoming, Saturday, September I'd,
1882, IN charge OF William Cooper,

od141HS 41Ou Liverpool per steamer
wyoming, Saturday, September I'd,
1882, IN charge OF William Cooper,
For Salt Lake city.
Sarah Smith, Alice Croton, Rose
Budd, Elizabeth Pond; Simon, E.
Elizabeth, and VIM. +. Haynes ;
James CrOsbie; Robert, Annie,
John, Robert, James, Barbara,
Margaret, and Jesse Brown; Geo.
Lindsay, Jane Level, Mary, Violet,
and George Mcclure; John Gore ;
Elizabeth, MOroni, Mary Ann,
Ernest, Fanny, Alice, and James
Oliver; Betsy and Kate Cornick !;
James Bagnall; Elizabeth Middle
ton; Ann, Mary A., and Eliza a.
Parramore; John Barker; Philip,
Mary a, Lucy, and Philip Good
win; Harry, Fanny, and John
Groves; Edwin, Annie, Annie J :,
Edwin H., Clary, Albert, Florence,
Heber, William, Louie, Nellie, and
Agnes Brewster; VIM. H. Thomp-
son; annie and Amelia Nichols {:
Fred. 2. Newtell, LeOnora Newton ;
John, Elizabeth, and Gertrude
Oliver; Elizabeth, Eliza a., EAlbert
j., Margaret and Mathew Hack
well; Eliza and Eli Durnell; James
Phelps; William, Mary, Leah, j ohm,
Rees; william Chadwick Jan" jane
Day; Wilson, Harriet, and
Eunice Simons; Emily NJ. Dow,
Emma FARMLAND; Ann and Anna
A. Green; Samuel Clark; Sophia
Thorn; Emily Nash; Philip Fidler
Thomas, Sarah Ann, Alice Sarah,
Bnrty, Fanny and Ernest Drury
Augustus Hewlett; Eliza Harwood /;
VIM, Ann, John G., Eliza. Agnes
and Ernest Sanders; VIM. Cole /;
Mary E. and ROsina Haddock; VIII
liam, Elizabeth, Daniel, Mary A,
George R., Leon0ra and Elizabeth
Gar bett; Edward T. and Mrs. Bird /;
Mary Breeze; Jos. Ashton; John,
Martha, Emily and Ada Ellis
Andrew ShielS; Geo. r., Phoebe
land William BeDee; Thomas Reese ;
Giaties, VIM, John and Edwin
Street; Elizabeth and Eliza Ann
Harrison; Elizabeth Holmes; JAS,
Elizabeth and John Mackley: Rich
ard, George, Elizabeth, Alfred,
Julia, Ernest, Annie, Mary E.,
Clary and Alice Ridsdale; Eliza
Stephenson; Ann 3. and Samuel
Bailey; Thomas. Harriet, Harriet
and SHABBY Smith; Frederick and
David CashmOOr; Maria PaIson
Thomas Daynes.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-09-19

re Sell Ecehu1gs and TeiesvGPk
ZFGnS6erS on Leading Cities Of -
UstCed States; also FAET41ish SseAs
Drafts or Remit Funds to LOssdOa.
DstbEia, Berlin, C0penbG1Gs,
RGris, Stockholm and al OGASy
Prominent PoEs1Ss ia Essrope, e
LOa0est Rate QJ Exchange.
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0nHe1l.

Rose Susan and David Hirschi ;
Louis Feldmann; Margeritha Ker-
nen; Christian Rindlisbasher; Paul
inc q. Jaquet; Wilhelmine. Julia
and Bertha HOlste; Mary Mark
stein; Jacob, Edward and Rudolf
TuelleT; Catherine and Mary Eugs-
ter; Anna Fischer; Elizabeth Hesch-
bacher; John, Elizabeth, Elizabeth,
jr., Frederic and Rosina BarIuss
Christian Beetscher; Gottfrled
TeuScher: Barbara and Maria Bueh-
miller; Gottlieb Brigger; Franz
Model; John Hebersold; Heinrich
Orf II
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-09-19

Rosalia w. Carlson; Christine E.
SYenson; JOhan F., Anna i. and
Hanna K. Olson; Anna Anderson;
Erik ETiksOn;
Logan:
Henriette Fredriksen; Anna An
derson; HjAlmas Jacobsen; Mar
tina sJohansen; Axel and Leven-
tina Hoffman; War Andersen
KrOgh; George ?. Nielsen; Elohine
Gudmundsen; Anna Matilda Brick !;
Peter Alfred and Lauritz Henrik
sen; Rasmine K.Christiansen; Mel
c., NELLIE K, Soren, Oline, f. K, M. 4,
and Ole 7. Nielsen; Lars, Maria
and Christen Jacobsen; Niels c..
SOrensen; Martin and Maria Chris
Jensen; Ole and Rajsa, julius and
Alvilda j HalvaTson; Therese Erik
sen; Peter Anderson Peter S. Peter
sen; Maren G. and Johan f. Olson ;
Emelia G. Gustafson; Bengt A,
Johanna c., Hilma w. and Alfred
| Ljungman; Jenny, Ida and Alma
! Sundberg; Ellen Adamson; Ellen
Nordberg; Niels, Josephine, Sven
and Anna w. Hall; Peter, Johanna
NJ, Bodina J. Clara Land Albert S..
Jons0n; G.. G.. Lindblad; Eugenia
A., Gustaf w. and David Gum
ardSon ;Wilhelmina Arvidson Axel
A. Carlson; August A. Svenson
Anna Margreta Christensen; Chris
tian e. Larse.
NepHj.
Ola Gothic; Anne and Johanna
Larsen; Hans p, JohanDe N,
Maren K, Juiiane F., Karen N
Hans H., and Rebecke E. Hansen
Marie Sophie Fredriksen; Anna e.
Andersen; Jens Fredriksen; Mar
tin K. Jensen; Karen and Anne
Rasmussen; MAIDS Knudsen; Marie
G. Christensen; Martin c., Else NJ.
Jensine and Niels C. Nielsen; Eliza
| S. and Soren II. Thyring; Anne NJ
| POulsen; JOhan p. Petersen; Jens
| c., Larsine N. and Susanna Christ
| ensen; Ole G. and Soren NJ. SOren-
/ sen; Soren p. and Ingeborg K.
| SYensOn; Christen Valdemar Sven
sen; Lars G. Larsen; Karen Olsen
| Marinus Jensen: Anders G. AndeT-
son; Sophia Augusta Harder.
JuGJ.
Karen P. Nadsen; Sorine Caro-
/ line Gregersen; Carl and Charlotte
Anderson.
Pr0Co.
MaTen and Rasmus H Hanson
Thiida, Anna and Eddy AnderbeTg.
Lehi.
Peter, Justa A. and Franklin
BI0rtenssn; anna J. OttesOn; Anna
/ 7. Nelson; Karen NJ. anderson ;
julius ?. Peterson; OlOf II. Mel
sen.
,SantGquia.
Fredrik and Axel II, Hallberg
/ Kersti c. Anderson; Christian Peter
sen.
Franklin.
/ Anna and amanda Hallberg
Amanda Larsen; MaTen S. and Inga
/ 0. Andersen.
Brigham city.
Eliza Jensen: Jorgen, Christine
II, BOdil 4. and Johanna Hansen
| Nielsine A. Hensen: AIaren HansinC
! Nielsen; Sophia Hansen; Niels p
| Jens, Christian, Anna and Hans S
Hansen; Jens, kresten, Kerstin
/ Njels E., Hans 2. and Anne Marie
! Nielsen; Niels Anderson; Anna K
/ Peterson.
NelC York.
/ Niels Hansen; NieIs Mathi2son
! Gustat Peterson; Christian ". 10
| hanson; Carl, CORN, OlOf. Chris
tine and Carl Hedlund; Jens Chris
tan and Mariane Mathiasen: Jen.
! Thomson.
Omaha.
Joseph E. Nielsen,
Returning Elders.
William Cooper, William Wood
JOS. /. HolbrOok, Edwin Hartman
] John r. Howard, Jos. 4. Jennings
William Hume, John A. Boyle
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oz1szsasss o. DspOrIs Iasae4 Rsyzsas \
DSmssd.
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Nec York.

Niels Hansen; NieIs Mathi2son
GUSTAV Peterson; Christian ". JO-
hanson; Carl, CORN, OlOf. Chris
tine and Carl Hedlund; Jens Chris
tan and Mariane 8fathiasen: Jens
Thomson.
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CORRESPONDENT:
sEa Zozz-IzpoEtsg's szs TEHGsrs EAGs0a
Eeu2tzs BrothsEA
Co1nme-clsi Easiolsi Bazk.
saS T1axcEoo-ElrEt n stsoaal assd Rzzk
OEsAzA--OnzhA Rational BasA.
=. LS5sE-Ssaa8 eSviz17 kE=sgss3saz,
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Ogden:

Annie Sophia j Orgensen; Caroline
F. and William Hansen; Hans and
Caren NJ. Jensen; Eline LOvisa and
Christine Camilla Peterson; Olga a.
Larsen; Helena, Hans p. and Jens
f. Olsen; Anna Jensen; Jesper
Nelson; Marit G., Marie Emelia,
Markus and Pauline Andrea POul-
sen; Hanna Dagsen; Axel Christian
Lindberg; Johan E. Aida Chris
tiana, Johanna, and Beter Emil
Norman; Erik Olof WiElund; Per,
Anna, Elizabeth, Niels, Peter, Cath
arine, Dorthea andLydia Franberg !;
Niels Wilhelm Anderson; Wallin
Peter: PetrOneua Larson; Niels p.
Engstrom; Kristi NJ. Dahl; Lars P,
Hedvig c., Amulia c., Fanny and
ROsalia w. Carlson; Christine E.
Svenson; Johan F., Anna i. and
Hanna K. Olson; Anna Anderson +;
Erik ETikson;
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-09-19
0gde1I.

Maddalena Pons; Sarah Kirkma1;
Sarah Bennett; Rose Ann Clack;
Heinrich Orth; Chas. sheldon;
Margaret, Janet and Elizabeth
Baird; Mary A. and Mary Jane
Mckenzie; John j., Mary, Emily,
Ellen and Lydia ObOrn; Richard
Bridge; William and Maria Reddish;
Jos. Clark; Gertrude and Chas. Hop
kinson; Caroline, Arthur and
Thomas Wiles; Thomas, Sarah and
Thomas Kimpton Jeramia Horton;
John and Hannah Holmes; Rachael
and Phoebe Draper; Hepzibah
Smith; Mary A., Sarah E., Joseph,
Julie, Eliza, Walter, Hannah, SUI
saDnah, Samuel, Jonathan and
Thomas Pyrah; Eliza and Arta
Pitman; James Clark; Mary a,
Alfred, Jos. w. and Alice Watson ;
Elizabeth StOker; John, Rosa. Fred
and Ada Vause; Chas. and Sarah
Tucker; Joseph B., Alice and Agnes
Watson; Albert, Mary A, George
S. and Edith Smith; J. w. Sturkey
Geo. Bickeil; John Bates; VIM. II.
Ballard; Francis Little: AbednegO
and Spencer Williams; William,
Emily, John, Martha and Ada
lNegus; Rose Alice Paine; Elias,
iGe0., Annie, Elizabeth, Joseph,
Annie and Alice Cave; Martina
Harry, Walter, Martha, Edith
and Magdalena Burt.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-09-19
Joseph E. Nielsen.
Returning Elders.

William Cooper, William Wood,
Jos. L. HOlbrOok, Edwin Hartman,
John r. Howard, Jos. a. Jennings,
William Hume, John A. Boyle.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-09-19
Ne1n YOrL.-OIlLN.

Ruth Charles; John Hill; Alex
and Jane McFiggln; Margaret Air
stOn; Mary Thomas; Charles Beam
Sarah and Susannah Williams Eliza,
Emma E., William, John and Jesse
Eggett; Annie Tucker; Ann, Fred.
H. Walter and Edwin Rogers; Mel
lie Richards; Jane G. Bennett;
Joseph Baily; Eliza and Eliza Cook ;
Mary Ann, Annie and Fred Fish
Ann HorSlev.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-09-19

zss sad teIls Egsss-zs d Es7 Ysrk, e
Franelses. Chicago, g. Louh. oReA4
L0l6oB snd DFicGiDeI -oatinsEtal ClHss
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-09-19

ESeossts Orders for RsrchGss 81 Sale 9
&sock1 and Bonds at Neas York
end San FRANCHISES
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-09-19

0s5IocS;sas AGds with RrosaPl RefSsESsA
ct L04gest RcyEg
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-09-19
transact Q General Banking
Business.

GSyers5 attention G3vSs to sSs ssls Q,
Ores cg5 Bullion. re solicit Con-
sigTsme75ts, Guaranteeing tie
RiekcSt Market Prices.
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CORRESPONDENT

As2Ivs Ac0OUHgs sOLlwTAs,
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sszsss c5gJsstiss.s, T5ss5sessg presses.
pTo5gstly.
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Logan

Elizabeth Lakin; George Godfrey !;
James Simpson; Ann Phillips ;Rich-
ard Morris; Mary Daniels; William
Jones; Ezra, Sarah, Charles, Lizzie
and Sarah Hamp; Samuel Spallman.
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ssssIvss ss'cslTs sAsAsI o. srzas.
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Eliza Jensen: Jorgen, Christina
II, BOdil X. and Johanna Hansen;
Nielsine a. Hensen; Maren Hansine
Nielsen; Sophia Hansen; Niels p,
Jens, Christian, Anna and Hans 5.
Hansen; Jens, kresten, Kerstin,
Njels E, Hans 2. and Anne Marie
Nielsen; Niels Anderson; Anna K.
Peterson,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-09-19

Anna and amanda HalIberg
Amanda Larsen; Maren S. and Inga
O. Andersen.
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Thomas and Margaret McAdam.
Milford.
Fanny C.and Ezra Jarvis; Mathew
Grey.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1882-06-01
Crimes and Criminals,

Aurora, Neb., is agitated over the shoot
ing of Maj. J. s. Miller by NJ. Casse], grow
ing out Of scandal involving the good
name of Mrs. Cassel No fatalities are re-
ported as result of the encounter, but Cas-
sci is under arrest, he having inflicted Sc
we're & flesh I': wound on the destroyer of his do
The Mexicans are willing that our troops
should Cross the frontier on certain condi-
ions the same right being given to their forces
1t is believed that if the arrangement is made
to have the troops of each follow q hot trail,
regardless of the border line until the other
takes it up, will put stop to marauding
Julius Richie, clerk in the st. Louis post
office, has been arrested for stealing letters
1t is not known how much money he has OBJ
tained. but the amount is not thought to be
large. He has been an invalid several wears,
has large family, and is believed his pill
fering has been solely with view to making
his income meet his necessary expenses.
At Grand Rapids, Mich, Chas. W. Fonda,
the embezzling cashier, who stole several
thousand dollars from the Constance Nation
al bank, eighteen months sincc pleaded
sentenced by Judge Witty to five years i'm
prisonment in the Detroit house Of correc-
ton.
James Finnigan, who arrived at Philadel-
phia by the British King from Liverpool,
has been arrested on suspicion of implication
in the Dublin murder FinRegan proved to
be stow-away and had lived In Scotland
nearly all his life. He was discharged.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1882-06-01
The RetOrt Courteous,
From the Chicago Journal.

ITO1n the CMC9&O JOurnA.
The recent death of Col. W. B. Snow
hook, the well-known Irish lawyer Of
Chicago, recalls an anecdote. Col. Snow
hook, though of advanced years, never
showed gray hair, nor confessed to be-
ing an old man. Some years ago Mr..
Charles Mcdonald, an old citizen still
among the living, was counsel in case
on trial in which Col. Snowhook was
counsel on the other side. In their
closing arguments, before giving the
case to thejury, Col. Snowhook spoke,
"Your Honor and gentlemen OF the
jury" said the colonel, Il am surprised
that the counsel on the other side, whose
gray hairs indicate his age, and ought to
indicate his wisdom, should make the
statement he has made" and then pro-
ceeded with his argument. Mr.. Nc
Donald followed. "Your Honor and
gentlemen of the jury" he said, "1 ac-
knowledge the reference of counsel on
the other side to my gray hair. NY
hair Is gay, and it will continue to be
gray as long q live. The hair of that
gentleman Is black, and will continue to
be black ~ long as he dyes"
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1882-06-01
TURTLE MOUNTAIN OPEN.
The Pelnbina Chippewa Indian Land
to be Thrown Open to Settlement.

The Pembina Chippewa Indian Land
to be Thrown Open to Settlement.
Secretary Teller Of the interior dapart-
ment, has solved the Turtle mountain Indian
problem in decisive and bllsiness-like way
He has decided that the Indians have no
title, and that the lands shall be thrown open
to settlement as soon as the necessary papers
can be drawn up. This decision will open
up 100000 acres Of the best land in Dakota
to the actual settlers who will not be slow to
avail themselves to secure homes in this gar
den spot Of the great northwest. The Mani
toba and the Northern Pacific railway arc
already opening these lands up to develop
ing out in the same direction.
Mr.. Teller says it would l,ave been "A great
misfortune to the 25O Indians who claim to
ownthesc 100000 acres if their title to
them had been recognized, as the amount
for which it would sell would be such
large sum Of money as to keep them always
in Incidence and then would never make
any effort ut civilization. He says also that
it would be great injustice to the people of
the country, as these lands had been ceded to
the United States by the Sioux Indians in
the treaty OF 1863. Mr.. Teller says that an
appropriation should be made for these
Indians, but that they should not have IT,
tie to land they do not own; but of course
he has not yet taken up the subject for ap-
preparations for them. The fact Of it is, the
balance Of the tribe are at White E arth
reservation, where the government has p,1r-
chased q reservation sufficiently large for
all these Indians and make appro-
priations every year for them
Ex-Sccrctary Ramsey says that the Chip
pewas We're never over twenty miles west of
the Red River OF the North; that the Sioux
occupied the country west of that and some
times lived at St: Joe which was only twen-
ty miles west Of that river, and disputed the
the title of the Chippcwas to that country
even nearer than to the river. He says that
the Chippcwas were so degraded and de-
based that they did not even have tribal
0rraniZation and no schools
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1882-06-01
An Extraordinary Story.

A correspondent i'll the West Of En-
gland writes to the Pail Mall Gazette: \
remarkable affair is repoted from a
fashionable seaside town in the west.
!about eighteen months agoa respectable
artisan lost his wife, and being left with
several children he advertised for a
hOusekeeper. He received Il reply from
q ''WidOw," and after negotiations by let
ter they came to terms. She represented
that she had been left $4,000, but bcing
desirous o. continuing in service she had
accepted the present situation. In Il few
weeks she became her employers wife
the 5e3 600 proving a tempting bait. In
the course of a short time "gentleman
who was going abroad" called OH the
family: lie wished, as an old friend
Of the lady, to give her present before
leaving England and he was accordingly
represented as having deposited Ell 800
in a local bank to. her account. Up to
this time the parties had been living in
5sspeiS!eee eSeeted to 1ns The aa
a villa was taken. In = short
time she expressed Il desire to purchase
the villa-"they might as we'll become
their own landlorl"-and nego-
tiations were accordingly commenced,
and the work Of laying out of carriage.
drive, building stables, ETC., was also be-
gun. All this time letters and "docu-
ments" were coming to and going from
the house. Before, however, the deposit
for the villa was paid the husband was
anxious to have the legal control of the
fortune" made over to him, rs had been
arranged. but the wife urged various cx-
cuses. Meantime creditor met ut the
house a solicitor who had been engaged
by the wife to draw up the necessary
documents" and the result was visit OF
the legal gentleman to town some miles
OFT to see Colonel represented by the
lady as one of her trustees. No such
person, however, could be found, and on
subsequent visit to the Probate Court OF
the county town to inspect the wills of
both her father and late husband, who
we're stated to have been clcrgymen of
tile county, no trace Of any such wills
could be found. The lady, finding that
Inquiries were being made, absCondcd,
and the husband soon discovered that
she had run him into debt to the amount
OF goo. The poor man, who has given
up his Employment soon after his
marriage, in view Of the
"fortune," is thus ruined, and much
sympathy is felt for him. The woman is
suspected to be tho same person who a
few years ago, in a seaside resort in the
same county, took large house, furn.
ished it elaborately as lodging-house,
;aad after living in the best. style for a
time and making away with some of the
furniture, suddenly disappeared.