davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-08-09

Once upon a time a belated. traveller
applied for shelter at a farmhouse In
rather a wild part Of New England, and
after being taken care Of for the night,
was invited to join the family at morning
prayers. The host prayed with due fer
xor for the stranger within his gates, and
also that his WI IONS might be like two
h~emispheres. The guest, failing to
comprehend his Exact meaning, ventared
to ask it later on. The good farmer
looked q bit puzzled, said he didn't ex-
actly know, and after a moments hesita-
ton said: "But I guess it's q pretty
good word, amt ita''
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-08-09

When ; young man wants TO pro-
tect q young lady, be naturally putt
his armor round her.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-08-09

The man who invented the phrase,
'sJust IS easy IS rolling OF q log
must have tried to cross the river on
one.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-11-20

lleberbliden mir MN bas @eiagte, 10 l6bt li6
baranS ni6t oas 9erin9ite &eroienit nm bic
beltti6e Spra6e fir 9ntber a%bleiten. Gr i6rieb
ein Seutl6, mie es II leiner Seit Die Ses
ten idrieben, aber CT bat an Der Spra6e Der
Seltl den peber Gtipus 9ebtloet nod 9eformt, er
bat einia6 Die Spra6e gut 9eidrieben, bic er in
tatbolii6en Sdulen 9elernt bat. Damn lit NI=
tber Die &eranloinn9, nidt Die llrla6e 9eipelen,
Dap Die bo6beuti6e Munbort Die S6riftlprabe
Der 9enti6en gemorben 1T. 0afiir 9ebiibrt ibm
aber ebenio weni9 6ilbm, oils ienen @Gnlen alf
Dem Capitol Der alien &Omer, welde bur6 ibr
@ei6natter bic 6rie9er peften, Die bann Die
nabenoen Seinoe pertrieben uno 10 Die Serars
laliun9 ,puroen, baB baS Capitol 9~erettet lpuroe.
90 iteut lid bic Sade nit BENT @erbienlte 0ls
TIERS I'M Die beuti6e Spra6e, wenn man benz
Cling aui ben Grino Sebt, 10 iinbet man aud
bier 9tidtS oils 2ri9 unb iall6e Garltelln9, Die
lanolGuii9 9eiporoen lit. 8aB aber gltber Der
@elittun9, Der GrSiebung unb Der sSilienidaft
iiberbaupt our6 ieine a9itation einen lebr gro
Sen S6aoen SlSeiii9t bat, bab er in oieler Be
Siebun9 pabrlid elm sroBes llebel, ein unbeil
ihr Seuti6lano 9epeien 1T, wiro leibt 81 beweiz
len lein.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-11-20
Snrcmbmrger sur Seit TT 0er
iGoli6eu 2(rmcc.

Us wiro wobl weni9en 0anosleuten be-
FAINT iein, Dap cine Nnsabl 9uremburser
Oas lln9liif batten, beim 9lusbru6 Ses
Viir9ertrie9es in 1861 I'M Sioen III iein,
bort unfreipiQig III Die Nrmee Der Gonios
Oerirten eiu9eitelt wuroen unb bann cine
Seit lang Der lost cause oieneu muBten.
Nir baben NotiSeu barber 9elammelt, bic
mir bier %uniern Seiern mittbeilen.
Die arbeitslole 3eit, Die benz unlelioen
Viirgertrie9e p~Oraus9in9, swan9 cine ans
Subl Yanosleute, lid in benz bamaIs rei6en
SiiDen na6 Sel6aitisuns umsuieben.
90 fano li6 oenn 1861 beim Nusbrn6 bes
Srie9es cine NnSabl Surembur9er nnb
Gbeinpreuben, 80 Wann, aui elmer Miie
iiiiippiinieI (9tO. 9S) beilammen, NO lie
t9ols fdlten, baS an bic ben 0ater Der
CHROME b%eiabrenbeu 9ampier p~erfauft
wurOe. GS waren barunter fol0cnbe QanSss
leute: Sobn Sef aus Vrat unb 0idolas
Sour aus Sippa6 9ebiirtig, beute Beioe
IN Dubuque; Sobn Sapler pon Yerle,
Canton NilS, beute III ct. 0onntAs, SSads
Jon 60, 9ti6oIaS Siebenaler, wabrldeinz
LID pom 0reipeIoin9en bel &emi6, beute
III ct. 2OuiS Gbarles @rinemaIo, beilen
gebnrtsort ms nnbetannt lit, beute in
Soc 0apieB 60, ST., lebenb sSo6n 6iri6
BON Glpinsen (Ganton y Ni6olas @reis
peloinger, oellen 0eburtss uno @obnort
mir ebenfaQs ni9t tennen Srant @eip
pom Snrlin9en uhO Der fog. y@9terno6er
Sin6en", oeiien 6amiliennamen mir ni6t
erfubren, Der aber beute in W~tenomonee,
g8isc.. reiioirt. Die llebrigen iiub uns
ni6t betanut, bod wdre es intereliant.
oeren Namen su eriabren.
Oils bic @efabr gu sroB wur6e, nabmen
ii6 Die 9olSfduer ein 0ampi6oot nad
ct. SOuiS, bas iie aber in Mempbis aus
iette, no Die 9eute seswun9en wurSeu. in
bic @rmee einsutreten. Sic nabmen Moth
9%ebrun9en, ibres 1ebens ni6t mebr ii6er,
Sienlt iiir elm Sabr i'm 2. SenneIee Gtsois
msnt. u. Sour unb 6rans @eip aelana
es, gu fliebtn, unb unter uniG0liden @es
Iabren nno Wtiiben srrei6ten ie enolid,
ab9eSebrt uns balb tobt, ben @oroen. ga
Sennelee oamals nod sur Union sebOrte,
. lparen lie @nfansS Der Meinuna, ber
Union su bienen. sic wurben aber balb
zines Mnoern belebrt. Der Staat idlo6
li9 Der CONFEDERATION al, unb nun bienten
ie elmer BON ibnen psradteten Sade. sic
ma@ten bic @efedte unb S9Ia9ten In
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-11-20
NJ & (6e $.
Sereiniste Staaten.

Nir tbeilten tiirsli6 uniern 2eiern
NIT, OaB om Yrieiterleminar su ct. 6rans
els BEL Wiilpautee cine 9an,e 9ln,abl
Surembur9er unb neutrality-suspicious.
lid auf ben b. Brieiterltano uorbereiten.
tSier 9tdbereS iiber Die Stuoirenben:
Serr s obn W. Sungels wuroe ges
bOren AM %. WidrS 1859 gu Solstbum I'M
Ganton 6leri, itlbirte elnfanss am Yros
spmnuiium III 9ietir9, bann am Ntbes
naum in %gnremburg, ipGter gu Mount
Goluarp, Wisconlin, fam uor Smei Sabren
mad ct. 6rancis unb geb0rt nun gum
britten GuriuS Der Sbeolosie. 9ta9 9lmerifa
Tam berielbe I'M Wai 1880.
Serr Bierre & binet wuroe am
20. au9uit 1855 gu Gii6en, Canton Gas
pelen, seboren, itubirte Nnfan9S am gltbes
naum IN 0urembur9, oonn su Galparp,
Wisc., fam Dor Slpei Sabren na6 ct.
Srancis unb 9ebOrt iebt gum Oritten Sur
Jus Der GbeOlo9ie. Na6 er fam i'm Wtai
1880 an ben @eitaOen oieies Gontinentes
an.
Serr Senrp GbomaS Stemper
wurbe am 7. December 1861 az Sort
WaibinstOn, SSaufee &c., Wisc., sebos
rem. Gr beaann feline StuOien gu ct.
6rancis I'M Sabre 1875 unb 9ebSrt jebt
gum 6ritten Gurius Der Gbsolosis.
9err Setter Maria Sung erblidte
am 81. December bas 2i9t Der 8elt IN
@ranpiae, Milwautee &c., Wisc., trat su
ieinen Stubien 1874 gu ct. Srancis elm
uao 1T e~benfals i'm britten GURUS Der
Der GbeoloSie.
9err Setter Sonks Tam am 81.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-11-20

Sum- 1861 gu Solp GroB, Ssaufse Co.,
@ise., CUR WeIt, bssunn feline Stubien
bel ben &apusinerudtern in Mount Galz
pam, Wisc., I'M Sabre 1875, lit lett smet
Sabren su ct. 6rancis uno lit I'M speiten
Sur us Der Sbeologie.
9err Sobn &eiieIer warb am
3. December 1856 su Bort Waibinaton,
SSautee So, @isc., 9eboren, trat gum
Sesinn leiner Staoien Bel Ben Sapusinerm
in Set. @aIuarp, gSisc., ein, fam Dor
einem Sabre na9 ct. Srancis unb sebDrt
gum eriten Gurius Der Sbeolosie.
Serr Soiepb @oer9en erblifte
bas 9i9t Der @elt nm ~. Nopember 1857
gu &ebin9en i'm @robbersp9tbum, lanbete
1870 an BEN &iiten bieiss 9anbes, fina
bus Stubium gu ct. 6rancis i'm Sabre
1878 an unb bort iebt Ybiloiopbie.
6err Spbn Soief Saeobs fam
am %. WtdrS 1858 81 Setort I'M Canton
@9terna6 Sur @elt. 1879 trat CT III ct.
Sraneis elm unb ituSirt ~sesenmdrtia ebens
fails Bbiloiopbie. Sn amerita lanste er
i'm Sanuar 1878 on.
0err Setter SoIfelt warb 9eboren
am 8. September 1856 su Gemeri6en inn
Canton &emi6 a.b.M., besann feline Stus
bien III Oct. Galuarp, @isc., fam erit bies
les Sabr gum Stubium Der pbiloippbie
na6 ct. 6rancis. SIM Suli 1875 fam ct
na6 ben Sereinisten Staaten.
!6err Mi6aeI WiIbius lit am
%. NOuember 1868 gu Mustesom, Midis
gan, 9ebpren wOroen, begann nit benz
StuOirm gu Mount Galuarp, @isc., fam
I'M 9aufe bieies Sabres nod ct. Srancis
unb bort pbiloiopbil6e Gurie.
9err Gouarb @oIbdmit iab
am q. Wfai 1868 Su 6reeport in SQinois
gum eriten Scale bas 9i9t Der @elt, ting
1878 gu ct. 6rancis nit ieinen Stubien
an unb bat es bis sur YbiIoiOpbie ses
bra6t.
Serr 6ranS 3aper &oob fam am
20. Sanuar 1864 gu ct. Oonatus, Sad
ion 60, Soma, CUR Welt, trat 1879 gu
ct. Srancis elm uno seb0rt %sesenwdrtis
CUR %fiinften Glaie.
Serr Dominic &pnen marb am
81. Wtdr, 1854 gu 6autenba6, Canton
Wile, gebOren. Seine StuOien bssann er
1880 gu ct. 6rancis unb lit iest in Der
%fiiniten Glaie.
Serr 81 bann &aImus lift am %.
Nouember 1861 CUR @elt sefommen, unb
swar ebenialls gu ct. Oonatus, Sadion
&c., Soma. SIN 1881 trat er gu ct. Srans
cis Elm unb 1T Sdiiler Der pierten Glaiie.
Serrn Sobn SranS SbilI's @es
burtSta9 lit Der 80. 6ebruar 1865. Seine
@iege itarb gu Superior in Mi6isan.
gud er trat Dor Swei Sabren in Die 9ebrs
a~nitalt gu ct. 6rancis unb 1T in Der piers
ten Gluie.
Serr Sobn goursmsper waro
III ct. Yster q 9aul, Noiion 60, @isc.,
seboren, be9ann ieine Stubien gu Mount
Galuarp, fam 1882 mad ct. Srancis uno
9eb6rt %sesenudrtis sur pritten Glahe.
0err Sobn Hau d, ~gebiirti9 ST.
9tacine, NiSc., am II. Nopember 1868,
ting 1881 an gu itlbiren unO lit S6ilsr
Der britten Glaiie.
6err Sobn Soief GeiIanb err
blifte bas 9i9t Der Welt 1868 Su Spl,,
i'm @roBbersostbum. Ssine Stuoien Be-
gam CT I'M Sabre 1882 81 ct. 6rancis
unO sebOrt sesenudrtis CUR sweitsn Glaile.
Serr Srant g 9mit lit am 10.
Suli 81 Ollian, Soma, 9etOren;
9err Sacob WF'fner lit am Is.
Sanur 1868 81 Seem Bra9ue, Minn., CUR
Melt %sefommem. Gr uno Serr S9mis
traten I'M September B. s. gu ct. Srancis
ais Stuoenten Elm.
IS wdre Su wiini9en, Dap AUDI an6ere
gcbranitalten, in benen ii6 Suremburser
ausbiloen, iol3e SerSei@niiie einienoen
piirben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-11-20

@ir fOnnen eu9 in Dem @oriate, Elm
fatbul. Slutt gu %srinben, nur ermutbi9en.
@ir boffen, buB aue guten &atboliten, bic
f9 nm bic &eli9ion unb bas 8uterlanb
perbtent MAIDEN molten, IN benz gifer unb
ber Sbati9teit fir bieies @ert, bas in uno
fern ausen bon Der ; 81 ite 8ebeus
II n 9 1T, wettetfern weroen.
Geo XIII. in 1882 an ben Sil6oi pom Ancona.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-11-20
RatBoliS9er &ird,en E RaIeuSer.
9pm @reucl Der 9erpiltu .-Ntatb. 2.
u Gtuns ibr &atbottfem
Ole Stimme hes perit. Bins ".

0tr eriu9en sic initdnbi9it, allen Oenen
nit eurem suten @iuen unO eurer @unit
bei5uiteben, Die, nit 0etit begabt unb nit
setiisenber &enntntb uuSseriiitet, ii3 an
bic &rbeit MAIDEN u1O Bidder unb 3eituns
gen sur &ertbeiOiSun9 unb Serbreituns Der
tatbOlii6en 2eBre uerOffentli6en.
@ncpclica Sils TX.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-11-20
eutbsrs eemtid i'm Sabre 1546.
(9lns isiner Ieeten Vresiat.

Ga5 tits M, ooS Der SG&3 Gbriitus bic ipridt, 6r isp
ben Nolemeiien ietuo, Gr poae lie nidt leioeu in isiuer
Sbriitlideu tir6en, Sic beiien, Sapit, Seiier, S6uigs,
6ilrittn. Goctores, Die i'm ieiu Goitli6es mort meiliern,
&no nit lrsr eisen tlnsbett in ben boben srolien Sa6en
oes Slaubsns pno pnler SeIisteit, resiren. Colder 6rems
Siisliuee it'd pnteritanoen, Giuigteit ODER Reformation
an ;uridieu, baourt in Der Gbriitlideu Sir6en einigteit
wiiroe, uuo iolhes pno 10 loleuS Der Saiier, bic S6niee,
Siiriteu, pno Serru MAIDEN, 60 tiinSe man goneeu pno
Seuten belTen, NIB piel CUTS in BET Sbriitenbeit ihaieu,
Aber mas man ourd iol6e ei9eu Anidlege pno tlugbeit
ausridiet, pno ihuret, has tibet man, ueiue iht ikt mol
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-11-20
Sic Stimnte 9eo's XIII.

2ufet euer 9i9t leu3ten Dor ben Mtens
fden, bumit ie euere suten @erte ieben.
llnb Der 9err sebe eu6 buSu Seinen SeSen!
Geo XIII. OH bas in 9arma srI9eiuenbe glatt
Luce" (9eu6te), @ufans 1880.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-11-20
seatih BON Sebann aebeI int Sabre

use 10 in ireu 6hsutlideu S6rifieu ieesu. bas bic abs
la~spreeiser (peldes tie bod Ielbs niht sebort babeuJ leidis
ierti9e mort aus eigenem tburit inr benz Sold iIbren, pno
mebr Seit nit Der AblaSuertiuoigung, ben pes GuuuseIii
preoist, subrin9er. bic breiten aus Sisen pom anoern gs
bort, uno crtiht otus, iir %mabrbeit, uuo 3ei9en bu nit an,
os ie balo 9laubeu, leibtiertis ino, puo grepli6 irreu.
II. Gen. 1Ol
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-11-20
eutber's Ssuti6 int Sabre 1889.

0Arumb iiebeitu, ME 9auiS in benz aenantsn QiaIm
10 oft tlo9t pbsr aacleD 6einse, ireusle 6uriteu eosr }ps
rnuneu, pber falihe settler puo Soften, bic tyr leioen
mus, 9arumb oas er meditat. oas 1T, nit Sottts mort
pm5sebet (pie seia9t) aaerlep peiie. Genu 10 bolo scts
ties mort a~ufsebet eurd bid, 60 piro bid Der (euiel
heimiudben, bid sum rehten Doctor MAIDEN, uno ourd ietue
9niedtuuse lereu Gottes Sort III iudeu une III liebeu.
7euu i'd lelbsr (oas td Weunebred aud mid untsr ben
Risfer mere.) babe ietr piel ueinen Gapiitsu III oanden,
has tie mid ourd) os 5sui.ls toben 10 ,uidlogsn, ,uoreus
get puo %sususitet, oos 1T, eiueu ;tmIiden suten Sbeolosen
9emGht BADEN, oGbiu id ioHR ni6t tomeu mere. Il. Sen.
~ -..AAn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-11-20
ipenr man ausiiibrli6 iein wolte, ein games
Su6 pou iol6er geben lieBe.
Sutber's Seutld, inn Sabre 1918.

sch Doctor Martinus sutber ;u geitt.n6ers, betenns,
oas Der 1tuoid Serncn, bic SnaS puo abIos %belarsene.
mein ltp, Darpmb MIR peruriabt, pro mir net lit, b niels
ben III neriedten, wiosr etlide Serlesunseu ooer uesies
itcrrrgeu, %uersebens erti6iet, welter eei6tdiisteit, 10
man onltbct, ldeintt es mol ooS ir Sihter Suutel Set uo
Sapter eebabt, %oerielben nt6t bat 9epuit has on,uweroer,
on oIs er nit p~uiauberu porteu, Die parbeit a~nsritiieu.
gerne mott, oas ieoermdu wIite, wte ear nidtS er in Der
Sdriiit peritiinbe. I'll. Gen. So
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1883-09-08
Glover in the Corn Field the Only Hope
Of Restoring Our Exhausted Lands.

G. B. Stacy, in Southern Planter.
Any one who would walk through
the wheat field where clover was sown
in the spring and observe its present
scorched and withered condition, would
not wonder that we are seeking some
better method of raising clover than
sowing 1t on small grain in the spring
The young clover plant is not adapted
to struggle with our burning winds and
parching winds of July and August.
As long as we presist in the practice
of sowing clover in the spring, it must
be very uncertain crop. u
Let the corn be laid by nicely, and
the land in a smooth, even, pulvernt
condition, if not sufficiently fertile to
bring clover, the application of 400 to
500 lbs. of the -four offs. G. Bone and
Potash mixture, when the corn is plan
ted, and clover seed when the corn is
laid by, and you will yield crop
equal to any that can be grown.
There is no Necessity to seed anything
to protect them We have had the
seed lay in the ground six weeks be.
fore it came up and make an elegant
growth before winter, and equal the
spring-grown c|over in its growth the
next spring. 9r.
Last week Of July, 1882, we seeded
clover in the cfrn field on the poorest
land on the plantation, and the 10th
of last May on the poorest places 1
measured clover rs inches high, and
the growth of he lot equaled that on
our premium Wheat lot seeded in the
spring.
For three seasons we have seeded
clover in the corn field with equal sue
cess, and have become fully persuaded
that the method is perfectly reliable,
and affords us | sure remedy for the
restoration of OR poor lands, when the
S. c. Bone Flo pr and Potash mixture
is used on the corn. And here let
me say our experience fully justifes all
that DR.. Elzey claims for fine ground
S. G. Bone.
l believe tblt the application of
200 to 800 lbs. of the above mixture
to hay meadow will do more to thick
en- and invigor3te than sowing fresh
seed.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1883-09-08
THE NIGHT BEFORE THE MOVING

Oh, the night before the moving,
When the warm south wind is blowing,
1t was pleasant and sweet to pass
AnkIe-deep through flowers and grass
Grass and flowers so proudly blowing
On the night before the moving.
But when next my feet went straying,
Men were busy with their haying;
saw the sharp scythe swiftly pass
Through nodding flowers and blowing
grass,
Till blowing grass and flowers were lying
Underneath the hot sun-dying.
But twas not long ere sweet content
Filled the meadows with wondrous scent;
Andfowers and grass, as bleaching hay,
Had learned the meaningo the May,
And why they were so proudly blowing
On the night before the moving.
Maiden, unto woman growing,
Maiden, with the loose hair flowing,
With eyes blue as the sky above, a.t
Face as fair as the rose OF love, .y}
Crowned with youth and joy and beauty,
Thou shalt learn diviner duty,
Oft when life has fairest showing
1t is ready for the moving;
Then should trouble, pain or strife
O. Lay the blade to thy young life.
Do not fear, on some sweet morrow
Thou shalt learn the way of sorrow,
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1883-09-08
ANDARD- McMINNVILLE, TENNESSEE SATURDAY. SEPT 1884,

thing needed; and as the more he
prunes the better the pay, he usually
trims too much for our climate, letting
in too much sun to the bodies or tops
of your trees. Still with diminished
top and neglect on your part, they i'm
prove for year or two, but soon de-
cline again, when nothing but liberal
feeding the soil, good culture, the de-
structlon of insects, and removing the
rough NOISY bark from the bodies aud
limbs will do them any good.
1.-The nurseryman finds by actual ex>
pertinent that he cannot successfully
grow two crops of apple seedlings on
piece of good land if he does, the
second will be inferior to the first. He
is compelled to allow his apple CRAFTS to
remain on the land two years to grow
two year old trees. But he dare not
put them on the same piece of land
again without heavy manuring or sew
eral years rest. In view Of these facts,
how can the fruit grower expect good
returns from his orchard without restor-
ing to the soil those elements which
the long continued growth Of fruit and
trees has taken from it. In the case of
the nursery, it was wood growth only
in the orchard it is not only wood
growth, but something far more ex-
hausting-the perfecting Of large crops
of fruit, and that, too, for long series
Of years.
No wonder our orchards fail when
We fiatter ourselves we should be en-
joying abundant crops of fruit from
them.
Successful orchardists in the North
ern feed their trees well. We, of
the South, are learning, and in the
near future will greatly improve in this
respect.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1883-09-08

They mus b Mr.. and Mrs. Cyclone
"A man, lirin 3 out west, states that
he first met lis wife in storm, took
her to their first ball in storm, pop
ped the question in storm, and has
lived in a storm ever since.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1883-09-08
Skinny Men.

"Wells' Health Remover" restores
health and vigor, cures dyspepsia, i'm.
potence, sexual debility. 81.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1883-09-08
BlIcllupaiba.

Quick, complete cure, all annoying
kidney, bladder, and urinary diseases.
Is. Druggists
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-10-25

ton by proclamation for that purpose
may, during the prevalence of cholera,
ship fever or other contagious or fatal dis
eases, forbid the admission of emigrants
or others peculiarly liable thereto, into
any or all of said guarantees or stations
until, in bis opIL ion, the health of the city
will Justify the same
Sec. "a Isshall be the duty of tbs said
Health Officer, whenever BY him IL shall be
deemed necessary, to keep at the quarau-
tine station or stations q sufficient police
force, whose duty it shall be to enforce all
regulations by this chapter required, or by
said Health Officer to be established, and
to arrest all persons violating said regula
tons or committing any breaches of the
peace and bring such person before any
court having jurisdiction. for trial, and to
arrest and hold for trial all persons dis
obeying, or interfering with, or resisting
any physician, Health Officer or other per
son II authority at such quarantine site or
station.
Sec "a. In case any boat, vessel. car
or public conveyance shall leave anv
quarantine station, place or boundary,
without permit az aforesaid, or shall fail
to stop at the same, when so, as aforesaid
required by the Issuing of the said proc
lamation. or whenever the person in
charge thereof, or any person under his
command shall fail or refuse to obey any
regulation or command of the said Health
Officer, physician or person in charge of
any quarantine station or place, or of any
provision or requirement of this chapter,
the SAID Health Officer shall have the power
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1883-11-08
FITS John Porter Again.

New YORK. Nov. 7.-Gen. Grant
has addressed . letter to Gen. Fitz
Johu Porter. which concludes as fol-
lows: "As hong % l have avoics IL
shall be raised In your support, with
out any reference to the effect upon
me or others. Your restoration 10 the
army simply I would regard ~ y very
inndelusteL and unjust repnr.tion.
While men have been restored To- the
army because Of their gallantry and
wounds, AFTER q conviction and sem
tence, not only 10 be dismissed. but to
be o0ufined tn the penitentiary, and
where there II no doubt Of their guilt,
and given all their pay for the years
they were out of The service, can see
no reason for your having less. l hope
for your thorough vindicatioB, not
only by congress, but In the minds Of
your countrymen." .......r
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1883-11-08
REGULAR DISPATCHES.
sunfoe sssd In . Wei

BISMARCK, d. T., Nov. Two
men, named. Oleson- and Nelson,
Swedes, were, suf6cated by gas In u
well they were digging at Painted
Woods, yesterday morning. The men
cut through a vein of coal Monday
evening. and, upon resuming work
yesterday morning Nelson was letting
Oleson down In the bucket when the
latter became suffocated aud fell to the
bottom. Surprising his comrades fall
was an accident. Nelson called for
man. to lower him, aud, when nearly
halfway down, he also become un-
conscious and fell. The well was about
seventy feet deep. The bodies were re-
covered with gappling-irons. Both
men were married, and leave families
at Painted Woods. An inquest was
held to-day and verdict rendered in
accordance with the facts.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1883-11-08
nanlsu's Istssesss.

TORONTO, Ont. Nov. THE friends
Of Oarsman Hanlan are not disposed to
regard seriously the proposition Of Tee
mer to row Hanlan this season, or early
next, for 5000; Hsnlan himself has
no thought now Of arranging further
contests this year. He intends, how
ever, going 10 Australia by way Of san
Francisco, and ON his journey across
the continent may give . few eAhibi-
ton races. r-r,s s.........
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1883-11-08

indorsement Of sheridan ssd Hanesck.
COviNGIoS, Nov. 7.-Garfieid Pest,
g. A. r., adopted resolutions Inst night
declaring that, in view Of the eminent
services Of Lieut.. Gen. Sheridan, and
especially for his bravery ut the battle
OF Winchester, he sl'ou d be prouH ted
10 Generai and that MAJ. u. n. LIAM
cocS, Tor like reasoi,s, ESPECIALLY hrs
bravery ut Gettysburg, should Le made
Lieutenant General. Resolutions are
" De transmitted to headquarters vi
the department VI the Kentucky u. A.
H., and thence 10 all department. head
quarters In the United Stales for coll
currence by all posts. When returned
they will De sent 10 consress with y
proper explanatory letter.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1883-11-08
Sick Cattle.

CHICAGO, Nov. 7.-Sev.ral cases Of
a contagious disease known ~ swell
head" have developed among the cat.
tie ut the stock yards. A scientific ex-
animation Of the disease WIS made to-
day, under direction Of the Treasury
Cattle Commission. IL was decided
that The disease was the result Ut y
Judgement Of microscopic plants In the
teeth, when the disease extends To the
jaws, aud nearly always proves fatal.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1883-11-08
Chicago Live Stock Markets.

CnsuAeo. Nov. 1.-THE Drovep'
Journal reports: Hoos-Receipts,
1880 hesd; shipments, 4,bU bead
market good aud strong; coalmcn
dull; packing, A1ots4.4S; packing
and shipping, etcos5.0o; light, h.A0
CAN; skipa, es.oo0s.75. CATTLE
Receipts, A,soo head; shipments, l,7Uo
head; market sftoneer, owing TO .
10 choice chipping. e6.eO(so,NO; conl-
iron IN medium. @396l6i rsnge
Stronger Wyoming, y6.5oCf6SS; Tex.
Ans, Ss.sO2b.& d SHExr--ReceIpis,