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The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-06

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The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1882-08-25
(irCul lar.

Office of the Minneapolis Millers' AS
sociatlon. Minneapolis, Mimi, Au-
gust, 1882:
Commencing with the next crop
year, Sept. |, the Minneapolis Millers'
association will establish two hard
grades of wheat, No. hard and No.
2 hard, consisting principally of
"Scotch Fife" wheat.
At all points where they purchase,
they will at all times pay the highest
market value for the hard grades, and
will buy regular grades of No. and
No. 2 at their relative value in the
recognized markets Of the world.
The grades of No. 3 and / will be
regarded as regular.
Receivers of wheat in primary
markets should arrange their eleva-
tors so as to keep the grades separate,
and to issue proper tickets therefor
thus enabling those raising scotch
Fife" wheat to obtain the full benefit
of the difference III value that it
brings above the softer varieties.
The only recognized hard wheat
is "ScOtch Fife.
Tickets not bearing the word hard
will be regarded rs regular.
MINI. MILLERs Assn.
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The Lake Traverse Steamer. "Mark
H. ElOWer.''

The beautiful and staunch little
steamer, Mark d. Flower, arrived
in this place last Monday, loaded on
two fiat cars, and Capt. Parmlee with
a crew Of men, is now busy moving
the boat to the lake, on rollers. He
expects to have the steamer ailoat on
the lake in about week, when it will
commence making daily trips between
this place and Maudada. The boat is
capable of carrying about fifty pas.
sengers, and has the reputation OF
being fast. Mr.. Parmlee will imme-
diately build barge to transport
wheat. lumber, etc, to the foot OF the
lake. Browns Valley Reporter.
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1882-08-25

c. &. Church. late Of the landlfrm OF poore
& Church, Watertown, has severed bis
connection with Mr.. Poore, amt in company
with +. A. Barr. has started new land, loan
and real estate office, four doors north OF the
Watertown L. S. Land Office. These gen
tlemen will push their business with great
vicor, and the many friends OF Mr.. Church
will doubtless remember tina. the style OF the
new firm is Church & Barr
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For Sale or Rent.

OF SW1G KHFHVs
One halt section OF land between MilhllA
and Big stone City; on the main branch
the Milestone river and near the railroa
1t has house, granary. stable and Wei, VI
50 acres under cultivation. II has ns.tt ii
with water power sufficient to run three s4.s
OF stones Will divide the property to SHIT
Title clear terms easy; price, a3,ooO. Persons
wishing to rent will receive benefit Of tie sal
crop by applying at once,
A. y Randall. Mlhank. DaA
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WESTERN RIANCH-On Cornell Avenue,
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MAIN HousE-Nilvarkee' WIS.
.,,.,,.,,v ], case goods, and ,av-
;,s = creater and more OF an assortment Q 9
Vines ma Msknl 'G.s specially Of all imported
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HICKMAN, KY. August S.-The exact
number OF killed and wounded by the ex.
plosion Of the boiler of the steamer Gold
Dust last evening is not yet known, but it
Is estimated at twenty-iour killed and forty
Captain McCord, l.. S. GRAY, pilot:
Sol Price. mate; Lougheas, second clerk:
Tat Daniel, cabin watchman; John 0Neil,
deck hand; Tom Beck, deck sweeper; James
Nichol, O. sailor, baker, three cooks, Mr..
Bridges, Mrs. Thompson, Pat Fitzgerald,
ten deck passengers and dad" Dunham.
second mate. In addition to eighteen
missing the following have died from
their wounds. since the accident: Billy
Ingram, third clerk; John Lyle, second
pantryman; William Travis, bar.keeper;
feter Winter, second porter; Jim Joy,
captiln OIL the watch; Walter Howard,
ber; Manuel Victor, deck passenger. The
names OF the missing are not vet known.
as the books are lost. In private houses
and hotels everything possible is being
done for the suffering wounded.
CAiRo, LII, August S.-The steamer City
OF Alton, OF the New Orleans Anchor Line.
| arrived here at noon to-day from Hickman.
Kentucky, with the wounded from the
steamer Gold Dust. She arrived at 1880
last night and remained there till Z O'Clock
this morning. Captains Able and Shields
are doing everything possible to relieve the
I suffering, as representatives of the Anchor
Line company, Up TO the time of leaving
hickman thirteen persons had died. A
number OF lady passengers were on the
Gold Dust and all of them were saved; only
one, Mrs, Thorn, having been slightly
scalded. Twelve wounded persons were
len at Hickman, as they could not
be removed at present. All on board
are doing well. Ten of the dead were
buried at Hickman. The bodies of Clerk
Ingram and Barkeeper Travis are on board
| the Alton bound for st. Louis While the
undertaken was bringing the body Of Ingram
to the Alton at. Hickman, his team ran
away, and he was fatally injured, Captain
Frank Liebke, of ST. Louis, was slightly
scalded but is doing well at Hickman. The
/ citllens OF Hickman opened their houses
and made hospitals of the hotels for the
sufferers, and the merchants offered cloth
/ Ing for the needy. Nothing was left undono
that would in any way relieve the
1 sufferers. The City of Alton will 20 10 81.
Louis without stopping. The Gold pasr
NJ the time OF the disaster, had 100 people
on board, which included passengers, Oil.
GERS and crew. There are eighteen missing
who are supposed to have gone down with
the wreck. The majority OF the injured are
badly scalded.
| ATLANTA, Ca, August S.-An engine
and tour cars of an excursion train on the
Northeastern railroad ran oil the track near
Clarkesvlie last night. Engineer John
Dunlap was badly hurt and the fireman
ana several passengers injured.
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bad no further communication to make to

pSu ~ iuttusr communication 10 make to
congress.
Hoar, of Michigan, from the committee on
commerce. appeared and asked the present
consideration OF the Joint resolution
tocorrect an error in the river and harbor
appropriation made for the Kentucky river,
that A. might be Immediately available.
Holman, of Indiana, objected, however,
anu the resolution was withdrawn.
Attempts were made by several members
TO pass senate bills without effect.
Inc speaker announced the following as
memoersof the joint select committee TO
examine INTO the causes of the decline in
American shipping; Page of California,
Chandler OF Massachusetts,, Robeson of
New Jersey, Dingley of Maine, McLaia of
Maryland, and Cox of New York.
The hour OF o'clock having arrived,
Speaker Keiffer addressed the house as fol.
lows;
"Ihis house is about to terminate its first
| session. it has been an important one to
the country; with thanks for the generous
and courteous treatment on the part of tn Q
house ana with the best wishes for all of
Its members, regardless of party, am now
required, by concurrent resolution of the
senate and house of representatives, to de-
clare this house adjourned without day."
( Applause.
Afer spending about half an hour in
handshaking and taking leave of each
other the members left, many of them
going direct to the depots.
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Ell Paso.
Special 10 the Herald.

Ell PAso, August s.-Yesterday aa in
quest was held on the body of Oscar Hum
nell, quarter-mastcr's clerk ut Fort Bliss,
who was run over by the incoming South.
ern Pacific PASSENGER train Sunday night.
me verdict was that ne come to his death
~ the hnnds OF some person or persons un-
known, and his body afterwards placed
upon the track evidently to make II appcar
that he had been killed by the train. The
body was irightfully mangled and the skull
crushed and the heart torn from the body.
He was from the body. He was from tGe
interior Of Texas, about 25 years old and
had the reputation of being sober man,
The Mexican section hands on the South
crn pacific attacked the Chinese laborcrs NJ
flesta yesterday and drove them 10 this
city. Several Of the latter were badly hurt.
The Baird-Meador rapo case continuea
before the examining court.
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Austin,
Special % the Herald.

AUSTIN, August s,--The new certificates
for the payment of public school teachers
with four coupons attached. adopted bv N,
educational board month ago. 10 be Mia
on september LIST, October lst, Noyen,bc,
lst and December LIST, were signed ,b,,
evening BY the secretary of state and viii
bt sent 10 the county Judges Immediately
a large number Of Texas reports were re.
seiyed r, to-day and will be distributed as
Inc demand for Confederate and veteran
an1 anu esI1uiisates 1 are very great, with prices
h ,ha son.so, snu su,ya,neing. The commissioner oI
only ones now being located nssSly III iii ~ ~
railroad land script being ont az ~ s
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TcNprkuna,
Special TO the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
TEXARKANA, August S.-Last night ]. NJ.
Bond, restaurant keeper on the corner OF
Front and Clinton streets, was arrested, to.
gether with one Jones, boarder, charged
with attempting TO burn the Marouand
motel, The negro whom he had employed
TO DO the work gave him away, and the
police have been on the racket for week
or two. Last night the deed was TO be done
and under the eye Of detective, Bond and
Jones saturated large quantity of rigs
anu gave them to the negro. AS soon as
the negro stepped out the detective took
them IN. The negro also says that Bond
hired him to shoot the night wa,chmnn M
the Marquand, while the building WINS
burning. The only cause Tor the ploi il
that Bond was not allowed to drum FOR his
mouse on the platform at the Marauand
lils examination is set for Friday. Bond is
seyenty'iiye years old.
Before the police court this morning nm
olu white woman, aged at least scventy.iye
Years, was arraigned for stealing spoons
ine spoons were found on her person and
iusnti1ed by the proper owner. The old
lady plead guilty and gave her name No
olive Smith, but II is the impression here
mat she Is sister TO the Honorable Rem
Butler, from her peculiar hankering after
silver spoons. ''''
Copp's show was here yesterday and the
usual number. '''
Two negroes went into the store of Rob.
lnson \ johnson last night at o'clock and
wished to relieve Mr.. Johnson of his watch
and little cash. Mr.. j. persuaded them
TO retire by firing few shots from his navy
in their direction. ''
No cotton-worms In this section, though
q great many farmers are using lirbts 10
destroy the cotton fly. e''' w
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Commercial.

NEw fonK, August S.-The stock mar.
kcts opened In the main strong, nj N fr,,.
uonal advance in the general list compared
with yesterdays closing quotations. anI ~
IN Northwest preferred la the early irnd.
there was a fractional decline Il, Snme
shares and one In Peoria, Decatur
\ Evansville, after which the mar.
ket sold .np il6ll, IN which
oregon, and Transcontiuental, Delawnta
Lackawana & Western, Northwest &. 81
Paul, Texas & Pacific were most consnicu' " S,'
Gus. SP''u-
The Posts cotton report say. 'Fu,u-c ,,..
liveries met with very little attention ,nJ mi
the business transacted up to u. m h eysn VEN
more Insignificant. than yesterday, The
nrs' mr. Sail opened fraction higher, but len
on ,,,adn, M Hss'eiIuay cosing prices, then lost
latter month 4 points off brought II "a. e ~
tober, 11.Sf; December, n, az. W. W.
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Palestine.
Pales'
Special 70 the Herald.

Special 70 The Herald.
PALESTINE, August s.-Unless Governor
Roberts interferes, Chess Thomas, the NO.
gro who murdered Houston McMeans last
June, will be hanged here Friday. He
seems fully reconciled TO death, but strong
Efforts are being made TO save him. Judge
Edwards and District Attorney Mcclure
have pctitioned the governor for commu-
tatfon, with little hopes.
Freight Conductor Cook, recently acquit.
ted for shooting Healey, chief dispatcher Of
the International, after staying around here
nearly . week, LEFT this evening. His Ac-
guittal Is the cause Of much diverse discus
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state. The first named are located

state. The first named are located
wherever "a sufficient quantity
can be found. The veteran twelve eighty
acres are quoted at 1926 to $3.50; veteran
iI,forty acres at $50; Confederate, 800 to
The adjutant-general to-day addressed
the following to the governor: "The rapid
and healthtul growth Of public sentiment
IN iayor oflaw and order along our western
frontier, and the inclination Of the people
to adopt the peaceful practices and methods
which are lawful aud common in other
sections in the state, have placed many of
these extreme western counties in a condi-
tion, politically. and socially, to enable them
70 be brought under the opeAt tim
OF the penal statute, commonly
known as the pistol law; and would there
lore respectfully ask that your excellency,
IN order TO encourage this salutary spirit
among the people, and TO meet the open
and approved wishes Of some of the good
ciitizehs concerned, issue your proclama-
,iom adding the following named counties
10 the list OF those wherein the pistol law Is
enforced; Howard, Martin, Crockett, Pc
cos, Wells and Thompson.
yuuge Moore, OF La Grange. and Judge
Miller, OF Gonzales, are candidates ior nom
inatloh ior congress in their districts.
\ prominent lawyer from this district pre-
dicts trouble and dead lock in the conven.
tion, which convenes at Luling on the 10th.
| should this occur he is satisfied that Lien
tenant'oovernor Storey will be nominated
and elected.
conductor of the Central, who fell
while boarding his train at Manor the
other day, and was so seriously Injured, IL
improving and will get well. Three of his
toes on his left foot had to be amputatea
and he will be a cripple for life.
The city council has granted right.ofwav
to the lunatic asylum and university sewer,
provided the state permits the city and
private individuals to make connections
with i. This the state cannot accept as
1t VIII require much larger and moro ex-
pensivcs sewer than il contemplated.
Two boys, aged II and 10 years, sh 1t two
Mexicans near Oatmanville TO dav, killing
one on the spot and inhicting wounds on
tne other that will result in death. The
Mexicans had testified against a friend OF
vno boys IN ma case tor carrying concealed
weapons Officers are out investigating
the difficulty.
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Trunks, Valises, Etc,
500 and 8O8 Elm Street,
DALLAS, TEXAS
DALLAS, TEXAS

On Our First Floor we are offering complete line Of
ns Lndseys Fannes Repelents, Blankets Beached and
rn brown canton Flannes Beached and Brown Domestics
~oUon Plaids Cheviots Hickory Stripes Prints, ETC.
>. On Our Second Floor we are offering as complete line
Motions, Hosiery Gents Furnishing Goods Cashmere
nt Ma1 Especially suited to our Western trade our Custom
'aoe overalls, ETC., offered in this market.
T. On Our Third Floor offering the most complete
ae Sa OF Mems, Boys and Chldrens Hats comprising B.
@ ION and Hurst Sons Hats, gotten up especially for
H... N0w Boy trade also Ladies and Misses Trimmed
S Misses and Chdrens Sailor Hats Trunks, Vases and
also Towers, Fist and Shield Brand Oil Coats etc.
ever offered by u.s.
We earnestly solicit inspection Of our Stock before
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Yellow Jack.

- WASHINGTON, August s.-Tbe Nat,ons,
Board OF Health has ie,eived official inior.
NATION confirming the reports OF yellow
lever AZ Brownsville, Texas, and Mats.
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Waco.
Special to the Herald.

oPcChi W lne ficrhlu,
WACO, August S,-The congressional con.
vention for this the ninth district, met here
to-day with delegations present nom all the
counties except one, and was organized by
he election OIL. 7. Swearingen, of Wash.
lngton, as permanent president. There
being no opposition, Hon. Roger
u Mills, present member of
congress, was renominated by
acclanaton. The course ef Senator Coke
was very emphatically endorsed In his on.
position to high tariff measures. Judge l..
Z. Alexander, of this city, was unani-
mously elected chairman OF the executive
committee tor this district.
The relatives and friends of Processes.
Wallace, who was drowned In The Colorado
river two weeks ago, returned today. alter
q long and patient, but unsuccessful search
for the body of the unfortunate young
man.
A man named Pruitt, who stole
q fine horse in this county
last week, was arrested by the city marshal
OF Alvarado and brought in and Jailed to-
day lie was captured ten miles beyond
W,cathcriord after hot pursuit.
w. A. Willis, tho new coloret
route agent on the Missouri Pa.
cilic, from Tyler to Denison,
has received his commission and will take
charge tomorrow. lie is as black as the
ace ofspades.
Hon. Seth p. Mills late member ofthe
legislature, is reported still quite sick, and
Tears are entertained of fatal termination
OF his disease.
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pPeVi"i W tuc Herhu.
HousToN, August s,The senatorial con-
vention met here today. Mr.. Tankersly
was placed III nomination for state senator
by Colonel j. W. Jones, of this city. Mr..
1, J. Goree sesonded the nomination,
as at preylouS meeting of the
convention it lad been (e,;Sel
that Houston should have the
senatorfrom this district. On motion of
J. q. Thomas, Of Harris county, Colonel
Jones nomination was made by acclama-
ton and he was declared by the chair the
nominee for state senator of the Ninth
senatorial district. 7. ]. Goree, in behalf
OF Walker county, nominated Colonel A.
Z. Mckinney as floater representa-
tive. Mr., l.. b. Hightower, in behalf
OIL Montgomery county, placed in
nomination for jtloater representative from
that county, Mr.. N. A. Cravens, ir. Col,
onel Sam I. Rabb, in behalf of Trinity
county, nominated to represent his distrsct
as iioater representative Mr.. f.. B. Adams.
acclamation.
j. .. Thomas, Of Harris county, Sub,
mltted the following resolution.
Resolved, That the course of our dlstin-
guished citizen, the Hon. Richard Coke, as
United States senator meets our hearty
endorsement Carried unanimously.
The congressional convention to nominate
congressman for the first district also
met. The fight between Hutcaeson
and Stewart was so strong that
after sQuabbling all day over q
temporary organization, committee on
permanent organization was last ap-
pointed tonight and will get TO work in the
morning. The race between Hutcheson
and Stewart is very close, and it is thought
that neither will get the nomination.
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Foreign.

CoNsTANTINopLE, August S.--A severe
earthquake has occurred on the Island of
Chias, but 10 damage done
ALEXANDRIA, u u. M, August S,-The
guns OF the iron-clad Temrrairc, which il
now lying opposite Ramleh, cover the
ground between the British land and the
outpostlng OF the enemy, The Tcmeraire
has Just commenced firing IN consequence
OF the oatposts making forward move
ment.
LONDON, August SIN the house ofcom.
mons this afternoon MIR. Gladstone stated
that arrangements have been make to prc.
vent telegraphing to Arab Pasha IRON
England, The first of the amendments OF
the house of lords to the arrears bill was re-
lected Dy the house OF commons by vote
Of 293 against lj7.
A correspondent OF the Times nj Berli,
says tits believed there that the confer.
ence will be adjourned IL milit Try opera
tion in Egypt assume more serious char
aoter, and that II will be reasscmbled TO dis.
cuss the Egyptian question after the cam.
paign has terminated.
In the house of commons this afternoon
Mr., Childers war secretary, said Inv, ,hc
government had no present intent on of en-.
bodying the militia, but if sucn a s,rp me-
came necessary, II was satisfactory to know
at thirtyseven bataliois, containing
3),Vo men, had volunteered for active ser.
vice,
PANAMA, July @.--The Gillian garrison,
seventy.iour strong, stationed Mt Concep.
Q on, IN Juania valley, has been massacrrd
by the inhabitants. The soldiers had IN.
Treated some women, Bands of noun.
taineers have appeared IN different dis.
tricls, who do as much harm to the Peru.
yans and foreigners rs the Chilians do To-
their enemy, Squsbblcs between small
parties of soldiers and the populare have
occurred IN d llerent districts IN the north.
IN TACT misrule and anarchy ure fairly en-.
throned. ~