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The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-03-17

serves to be ranked above Winters Or gia and olednaas -Bohemia- B.. 10 poem has done more to inlure the poets reputation than this, for even by cultured people he is sometimes judged by that alone. The keen reader can see that II IS the utterance of one who is Ill at ease in the gay life he has accepted and who longs once more for the pure sur roundings and innocent pleasures which he has abandoned. With ali it's show of reekiessness one can see that its ar of abandon is assumed:
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-03-17

Rest was wha, his merry s>ul cravcd. and eternal rest was wha, II was seon tn have. h his short life of thirty years had been crowded the exnersences. disc nura ge- ments and hopes of seventy and the weight was more than he could bear I,
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1883-08-17

whats that, John; is that the stage
coming?" asked the summer hotel propri-
etor Of the porter. eyes sir,I guess it is.
"Then hurry up and put some ether under
the bulb Of that thermometer on the
porch; they'll be here pretty quick, and
we must have it down to rs at least
Lowell Citizen.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1883-08-17
First publication Aug. II, 1885,
MORTGAGE SALE.

n EFAULT having been made i, the payment
Dof the sum Of five hundred and ninety five
dollars which is claimed to be due at the date
OF this notice upon certain mortgage. duly
executed and delivered bv Moses La fond and
his wife, Harriet B. afond. to Oliver Bro seal
bearing date The seventeenth LAY Of Septimber.
A. D. 1881, and duly recorded in the Office Of
the register Of deeds in and for the county of
day ofseptember, A. D. 1881. in book F Of mort
gages, on page ST. and ne action or proceeding
at law or otherwise having been instituted to
recover the debt secured by said mortgage, or
any part thereof;
Now therefore, notice is hereby given, that by
virtue OF a power of sale containe1in said mort
gage, End pursuant to the statute in such case
made and pr'r'ided, the said mortgage will be
foreclosed, and the premises described in aud
covered by said mortgage and situate In said
county Of Morrison and State of Minnesota. to
wit: Commencing a q point at high water
mark en- the Mississippi river at the south west
corner Of the porth west quarter of Eaction No.
IS, of township Al. of range 80, thence running
east distance ofseVen feet, thence in north
erly direction, on q line along said Mississippi
river at all points at q distance Of seven feet
from high water marx on said rive, to point
on the north section line Of said section NJ. s.,
thence west distance Of seven feet to the high
south on the line ofssid high water mark to the
place Of begnn ing. also strip Of land in lots
No and 5, in sections "a and IS. in said town
Al, range 80, described as follows, to wit: Com
hIcilE1hg az ilojlt Ill IlSn water marx on the
Mississippi river at the southern extremity
of lots and o, in said sec
tions "a and IS, on the section line between
said sections g and 25, thence running north
On id section line four feet, thence in a north
erly direction a. al! points distance Of f,nr
feet from high wafer mark on the easterly side
of said lot 2, in said section 35 and on the
said sect ion "a, to point dire t.
~ opposite The south end of lot No. 4 in sud
! section a. thence north to the high water mark
On said river. thence running easter]y sand
sou;herlv along said high water TX to
the place Of beginning. with the Entertainments
and aprurtenanccs, viii be sold at public auc-
ton to the highest bidder for cash, tn pay sait
debt and interest, and twenty dollars attor-
ney's fec, as stipulated in aud by said mortgage.
in case Of foreclosure, and the disbursements
allowed BY law; which sale VIII be made by
the sheriff of said Morrison county. at the front
door fthe court house, in the village Of Little
Falls in said county and State. OH Monday, the
first day of October, 1888 at one o'clock ?. NJ.
Of that day, subject to redemption at any time
within one year from the day of sale, SIS provid-
ed b. law
Dated August &c. A. D. 1893.
OLIVER BRossEAC,
E. H.. FATNHAM, Attorney. Mortgage.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1883-08-17
SUMMONS.

State of Minnesota. o.
County Of Morrison. ss'
District Court, Seventh judicial district
Thomas l. Drum, plaintiff,
VS..
Eslie 7. Drum
The State Of Minnesota, to tho above named do
PENDANT:
You ere hereby summoned and required TO
ans1":or the complaint CT the plaintiff IN the
above entitled action which is fled in the cfflce
of the CLERK Of the district court of the Seventh
judicial district in and for the county of Morri-
Of Your answer e the SAID complaint on the sub
scriber, at his otEce in the village Of Little Falls
in said county, within thirty days after the ser
vice Of this summons upon you exclusive of the
The said complaint within the time aforesaid.
the plaintiff in this action will apply to the
court for the relief dems nded therein.
Dated July II, 1858. Z. II. FkRHHAM,
Plaintiffs Attorney, Little Falls Ainn.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1883-08-17
PRE-EMPTION.

], Christopher N. T oxel, Of Crow Wing Co.,
MIMI, who made ire ,mption declaratory
statement No: All fol the Ell of sWA, sN}.t Of
sNA and SEA ofNWl4 of section 50. town AZ,
to make dual proof to establish my claim to the
land above described, and that I expect to
prove NY residence aud cultivation before Reg
lister or Receiver at St cloud, Mimi; on Mon
day, Sept. 10, 1883, by two o, the follow ing wit
Masses: Samuel james. Allison Aiusworth. Levi
Smith, John Gorsr, postofice OF all Fl. Ripley,
MINI. CHRISTOPHER \. TROIEL
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1883-08-17
A New In dian Poliey.

From tha stsPaui Dispatch . xs Z <5.<
1t is said that President Arth.,rintends
to .recomme end new Indian policy
which has originated with Gen. Sheridan
It pro poses to Dr. away with alisreserva-
tons, as such, andIndian agencies and
agents. In the place Of the lands thus
taken the government would issuesbauds
bearing interest, the same as any other
government bonds, These bonds would
be issued in payment for all property,
lost and the interest paid semi annually.
Under this act the Indians would be
obliged to take up .homesteads, and live
on the interest Of the bonds and the pro-
duct Of the farms thus secured. This,
would release the Indians from the con
troll Of the Interior department, and
place them under the department OF war,
There would be no agencies. but the,cit
liens would be protected by existing
lines Of forts General Sheridan claimed,
that nearly all the Indian. troubles Of the
last few years have arisen through the
corruption Of the Indian agents. Under
his method the Indians would be held
responsible as citizens, and would be lia-
bic to both civil and military law in the
district in which they live. 1t is further
claimed that one of the chief objects of
the presidents western trip was to place
this matter, in person, before the tribes
holding the largest reservations. The
policy is startling one, which will re-
ceive wide discussion before congress
meets, but at casual glance it seems
feasible and wise. Not over 100000 900
in bonds would be needed to carry it out
The Mineral argus., 1883-11-15

& Manitoba railroad company. The de-
cision brings in the point that the act OF
the state legislature, approved Marcn l.
1888, giving TO the railroad company an
extension of time IN which to complete the
road, but making a reservation that all
actual settlers then upon lands Of
the company should be protected
in their individual rights 70
hold the same, is recognized by the govern
ment as excepting said tracts thus ocsur !
from the operations of the grant, and 81 3
TO sach settlers the privilege of entering The
same as a homestead and, alter residencs,
receiving patent from the gOvernmest Hnis
will cover many cases along the line o. h.
st. Paul, Minneapolis q Manitoba railwaS.
Those having settled upon railroad ltnt
previous TO March. 1887, aud having filed
the obligations of residence which wtuld
have been required of them by homesresi
entry, If the same land were not appf0vel
to the railroad company, can hold Tie
same by entry at the Land Office Of Their
district.
The Mineral argus., 1883-11-15

A horrible murder took place at Lamard,
Kansas, during a dance at the residence ola
well-kLoWn farmer. Among those present
we're Anthony Bummits and Alex BrOwn.
During the evening a dispute arose among
the young MEN as to the right Of dancing
with a certain young LADY, and later a
second dispute as to the right way Ofcalling
of the la Gers. Finally the meu came to-
gether, and during The struggle Brown drew
a pocket knife and cut his sdversary's
throat, severing the iugulRr vein. Young
brown is a son Of Hon. Thomas Brown,
eX-member OF congress, and all the part $
to the affair are we'll ksOwn. Brown sur
rendered.
Another confidential bank clerk has been
arrested at Chicago for extensive tAeits
the amount missing being estimated al be-
tween $4,000 and $1,000. The name OF he
last man gone wrong is Elery b Andrews.
who. up 10 a short time sgO, when be was
discharged, Was the correspondence clerk OF
the NOrtk western National bank Of ChiCa-
90. Upon his books being examined after
his discharge a numotr Of de-sCrepancies
extending over a peliod Of iOur or I'VE
years vas discovered. On the 2Sth an IN
dictment was reUurasd against him, o. the
charge OF larceny, and he was lodged in
jail. The young man made a tull comics
sion. 10 which be acknowledges having
stolen a total sum Of 5000.
The dead body of man was discovered
on the bank OF the Sioux river, some tee
miles south OF Canton, OAK When found,
the dead man had nothing on except an
undershirJ and drawers Oi ine quality snd
a hne pair OF toOJh-pick shoes. A cOntu-
sion upon his right temple and bullet hole
in his skull are the only marks Of violence
upon his body. Bits OF a railroad ticket
which had beea torn up and thrown upon
the gr0uR' and portions OF a SO bill and a
s. bill we're found. The theory now Is that
a ioul murder has been psrpstTated and that
the killing vas done al sOme ether placs
sad the boy carried TO this secluded spot
for c0ucealment.
Corner. aliss Franklin, alias Evans, and
many other nsBaes, and his wife, nave been
captured in FI~enchtONn, Harrison county,
Ind. he was the chiei aud Leading spirit
Of the o0untorleitrrs Of this district, and
lived Dear F~rsnchtOWR in a lOg house built
very much like a tort. IL had one chinx-
ing out all around. and while Franklin
WorSed on the manuiacture OF the coin his
wife stood guard. Fraaklin made ooins
rom ten cents silver to so gold, and 50
perfectly thai be said bimsslf he Was NO
AFRAID to 90 into a ban with them.
There promises to be ajudicial invsstga
ton into the matter OF the hsnging OF th'
Barber boyshy the mob al Waverly, Iowa
n June lasL The Bremer district cour
eOnyenes IN December. The widow Of IA
baroer says thai she proposes to see thai. /
pe4sible, the lynchsrs Of her husband shal
oe brought 70 uiaL, and she says she ha
ne names Of eighteen men who we're In
strumsntal in ~ haRgiog.
Auagedy resulted frcm a game Of cro
qust three milss from Woodbury., n.
The Mineral argus., 1883-11-15

The players we're two men and two women,
Germs ans. Rudolph Hines became angry
teause hif vile beat Kim, and kicked her
with his heavy cowhide boot. She became
unconscious and led soon after.
Toby Grant, a negro despsrado, was kill
ed by Abraham W. Clement, a white man,
81 Rantouls. SC. Grant hadtwiee assaulted
and threatened 10 kali Clement. An IN
successful attempt to lynch Clement was
mads by negroes.
At Plattsmouth, Nebraska, DR.. Rich
mond was arrested on a charge Of com
mitt ng a rape on the thirieen-yesr-
old dauglte of Edward Grissel, lore
man OF the Burlington & Missouri car
shops.
Charles Mccain, a mail agent, stole SO IN
postage stamps from the Brighton, N. j.,
pOsiOfiice. He must pay 81 900 within a
week, or laneuish ayear in Jail.
rhomas Fox, seventy years old, wa
drueged at Marshall, Mich, and robbed of
n hundred dollars. He died from the drug
ging.
Peter Keenan, of New York wal killed On
the Sd inst, by a druaken policemen named
William COnroy.
The Mineral argus., 1883-11-15
Personal Gossip.

Commodore A. C. Rbind, just promoted
to the rank Of rear admiral in the navy,
was a partner OF c. W. WoOley in The gro
Gerry san In 81. Paul before the war,
having resigned from the navy. On the
outbreak OF the war he Was r~einstated in
me navy and acquired distinction Tor c0ur-
age and ability.
The statement that Mrs. L angry had
started on her professional engagements
without the presence OF Freddie Gebhardt
was premature. Freddie showed up al the
hrst rehearsal, at Burlington, Vt.
Gan. Samuel r. Cary Of Ohio has been
engaged 70 deliver 80 lectures throughout
New England during the coming season.
Col. Cyrus Allen. an old friend OF Presi-
dent Lincoln's IS dead al Vincennes, Ind.
Lieut.. Benjamin Craig, a West Pointer,
died recently IN Herne, France.
Gsrtie Fuller proposes to stick 10 her ie-
male husband.
The Mineral argus., 1883-11-15
From The Old World.

The Marquis of Lorne and Princess Lou-
Use arrived at Liverpool on the 9th inst, and
were heartily cheered as they drove to the
iowa hall, where the corporation present
ed an address ind gave a luncheon, The
marquis, replying to the address, warmly
extolled the Dominion Of Canada and peo-
pie. lie said he had experienced great
pleasure I'm the friendly relations mann
tanned by Canada and the United States,
and trusted the friendship nOw existing
would ever endure.
United ireland, the national league or
gan, -pronounces the authors Of the explo-
sion S in London idiots. The Freeman's
Journal protests against Irishmen heins
harshly accused OF being authors OF the
outrage. The Irish Times asks why the
English government does not vigorously re-
muusrrate with President Arthur Egairst
the dynamite conspiracy OF which New
York is the source.
The British cabinet has decided that the
dispute between China aud France has
reached the verge II open warare The
news rom Paris is somewhat alarming.
NJ jules Ferrg has not only decided - push
things IN TOnquin, bu- he has already ar
ranged 10 use the fruits OF success, wnlcl
he affects to believe is assured.
The Rlerest chance prevented q terrible
catastrophe. While the City Of Berlin was
s4Ieiing the Mersey she collided with hei
Msiesty's ship Hawk, damaging the latter
starboard bows and carrying away some OF
her boats. The steamer sustained no dam
age.
Amonster political meeting wss held
I'm Kingston, Jamaica. It was a great sue
cess. being an immense demonstration
AGAINST the present system of government
TIE appointment Of a new governor 20 sue
coed Sir Anthony Musgroye is mot received
with any satisfaction.
The Tunes PUBLISHES a leader on the Lar,
Capt Wayne Reid, in which it says; 20
his clsss of writers, be certainly was tn,
best and those Who tave read him as boy,
Will not allow their maturer critical judg
ment to condemn hlm altogether
The Prince and Princess Albert of Prus
STA, returning rom Frankenstein, Suesia
after attending the reformation memoria
services, lost theil way IN the fog. Thei
carriage Was overturned and the right ankl,
Of the princess was fractured.
Robert Kerr. a dissipated member of
wealthy family in Edinburgh, Scotland,
was burned to d crisp in a house on Oak
X yer. Manitoba, while intoxicated. He
had Just come into possession Of a largi
sum Of money.
a quantity ~ofdynsmits was mirsculOusil
exploded in the Office Of the chief OF polio
at Frankiort-On-the e. Main. The buildinl
was badly damaged, hut there was not man.
officials in &C the time, and hone oil thea
we're injured.
Municipal elections we're held Throughout
Great Britain on the 3lst inst. The result
show large conservative gains.
In tondoa, on the 3lst., $1,000 sealskin
we're sold az auction, prices going 81 Gem
higher than last year.
The earl OfCork had his pocket picked
IN Montreal ON Wednesday Of Il, 900.
The Mineral argus., 1883-11-15
Gen sherman's Retirement.

The correspondence incident to the z
irement Of Gen. sherman rom active con
mand Of the army is as follows:
Headquarters Army United States, WE1
.ngtOA. D. c., Oct. s.-HoR. Rooert 4
Lincoln. Secretary Of WaT-sir: By act
congress approved July Is, 1882. all arr
officers are retired on reachirg The age
axiy-fsur yssr. II living, l will ara
the age On the sth Of FEBRUARY, 1854. 5u. 4
mat period Of the year IS not suited
changes which have already been assign7
as aprroprnre duties, IN their on
branches OF military services 4
shuuli retain the rank and 4
as aides. de-camp until "a
5. 1854. By OF baiOrs the last OF NOvemni
I CAL complete all Otiic'sl 7ep0r.s, and I 4
lievs / can surrender the army TO my Il
cessOr in geou shape and conditions 81
PROVIDED in al respects and o%isJrihured
me best Interests Of the country. ! 4
grateful that my physical and mend
strenkth remains uuimpa1red by years 4
am thank ul Tor the liberal provision ND
by cougrrss for nv declining years, sai1
will enable me TO respond promptly 90 al
call the president may maze Tor my muI
~ services or Judgment as long as | live
have the hoAOr to be your obsdleut y
want.
lSi-Redl ". 7. sHEE1LlN
Washington. Oct. 1 -Nar DspaIlm
-Gsn. ". Il. sherman. Washington, Dc
General. 1 have submitted 70 the pni
denl our lelterof the Sun inst, reque-ul
that you be relieves OF comma
Of he army on the 1st OF NOvem
next, As a mOre convenient time Tor MAXI
changes IA The mliitbfy commands "
must follow YOU reuren elt ron acl
service. In slgnifying bis appOrvai OF ~
request the president directs me 10 e2pi
to you his earnest hope that there nay
given to you yet uany years Ot Aealtn u
happiness I'M 0hicd 10 enjoy the grauia
Cd your fellow citizens, 80 we'll earned
your NOS distinguished public services.
Will give me pleasure 10 comply with ~
wishes respecting your ades-de-0amp a
the order Will be duly issued.
/ have Inc honor TO be- general, -
most 0bedient servant.
(Signed) hoEEKr +. LINC0E
Secretary OF WEl
The Mineral argus., 1883-11-15
CONDENSED NEWS.
Mnshlnrlnn News Nutes.

II is understood that while the appoint
ment of Judge j. q. Bancroft DAVIS as 70
porter of the supreme court has been de
oided upon. the public announcement OF IT'S
deierrsd In order 10 allow time Tor the BE-
lection OF his SUCCESSOR in the court OF
claims a placs tor which u Is SAID there
are several strong competitors
on Tuesday neKtthe fish commission Will
send out from Washington 10000 young
earn ter distribution ia Wisconsin,, Minnoso-
IA ana OREGON. President Willard has ten
dsred the commission a uee car over the
Northern TACTIC, Ia be used Tor conveying
the fish 10 their destination.
The adjutant generals annual report CON
tains the very significant admission that,
in spite ofsvery effort, 1t has been impos-
sible To lind satisfactory recruits To nll even
our nominal arAly of 20 900 men, ahd OF
those who we're accepted nearly one-haii
we're foreigners.
The estimated amount OF postal revenue
for the Rsoal year beginning July l next
including S430 900 estimated receipts nom
the money order business, is : lu4 Of5 es-
timated expenditures Tor The sans hhle soh-
Os2 1s9 leaving q deficiency in the revenae
oil S290S, III.
The treasury receipts for October fall short
about 81 COO 600 otthe corresponding Month
la 1882. rne item OF customs however, Is
nearly g.. 100000 below the collection Tor
The sama tias last year, the total eeihs
brought up by the Increase in miscellaneous
receipts.
Controller Knox fas decided to refuse the
authority to start anational bank in Indian
territory. lie bases his action ON the grOuud
thai the Indians not being citizens have No
privilege under the bankers acr.
The report Of the chief OF ordnance shoss
So on arms manufactured ia the national
aranOry during the year.
The Mineral argus., 1883-11-15

for aiding Tabor 10 pTocuree divorce, aDd
several others ~agqreRatirg $1,000, they
we're MOI allowed. The verdict gives gener-
a satisfaction Bush will appeal.
Warren J. Durham, who entered iudg-
ment on Oct. 20 against Culver, Page
Hoyne g. Co., Chio 20 %siaiioners and book-
binders, hled a creditors bill against the
firm alleging TRANSFER 10 John Morris con
trary 10 the Interest of the creditors IN gem
erai' and in favor of certain preferred creii-
tors An injunction was granted restrrln-
ing the nim from disposirg Of asseis, or
Tossing judgment or preientng creiltort'
The New Orleans Times emonrat makes
a table of assessments showing that since
1879 here has been an aggregate increase IN
wealth IN the south OF a6iO, lOfiuUui lhat
$500 600, 600 has been invested ~ railroads
I'M these states, ANA that the ra lr0ad mile
age has been increased rom fi2outo ~
O4O. Cotton manulacru ing IA Albania,
Georgia. aud Norh a q Souh Carolina has
Increased from l2S 10 100 mills.
The stationery aud printing houses OF
Culver PAGE, H9yne a o. Chicago, opened
ON the 30ih in charge Of John Morris assuo-
oessor. The building, ow Ell and occupied by
The 6rm. was transferred Tor 10000 10 j.
ii. Southw0 rth of Massachusetts,, the paper
manufactured tn whom 4 Is understood the
hrm Is indebted.
A student at the medical school of the
University Of Pennsylvania copied the leo
lures by Drs. Agnew Stiles, and Penrose, and
proceeded TO have them published. lie was
eni0inet rom doing 50, The court holding
thai delivering lectures did not publish and
make them public property.
At Montreal Justice Loranger dismissed
on a tecbnioAlity the case against the oollea'
tor OF customs tor contracting a. mineral
the works OF Noltaire aud Paine The cOurt
aid not enter into the merits OF the case.
Mr HaEslton, American consul at Kan
ilton. Canada, was assaulted in his office on
the night OF the 2sth by 9 young man
named Long The case came before the
police court, but was adjourned.
Kraft 4 seyersou, extensive dealers in
agricultural machinery, OF Menominee, Wis.
made IA voluntary assignment to w. j.
COWan tor the besedt OF their creditors.
An assignment has been dled by Simon
Lauternach, shirt manufacturer OF New
Nork % simon hirsch, giving preferences
OF Sl2O,u0O.
The total number Of anne registered in
ia New York city this fall il 1S2, l44. This
Ia l4,OOO less than la lSs2.
+. T.. Blackman, tobsconist, Chicago,
made a Voltaary assignment. Liabilities
BlY,OuO assets moi stated.
A Toledo brewer claims TO " i54 st
looms, and control the votes OF their nom.
inal proprietoIs.
The United States supreme court says
thai seltmurdev by an insane ma is NO
suicide.
Braiuerd & Seryey, retail boots M shoes
confessed judgment 70 the extent Of Sl2 90
Nebraska offers a standing reward Of So.
600 COZ discovery of a paying ysia OF coal
Minnesota corn averaged twenty bushel
per acre aud not very good in quality.
The governors private secretary in Obi
gets $500 salary AMI 5000 iets.
The Office Of register - " York
worth $4,000 a year.
seyenty.on counties in Georgia prohib
liquor selh1g.
Dallas bricklayers get So a day.
The Mineral argus., 1883-11-15
Handsome bat Wieked Woman.

Wiehita, (Ksn) disPatoh.-Nelly O. Bali
ley, ayouhg WOHaaD charged with the muir
der Of Ciezlent B0thsmly in Indian Terri
tory Oa the eth uit. was held to-day by
United States Commissioners Sherman TOR
appearance az he next term "a court a.
Michita- Is about tNeuty-0ne years Old,
a handsome brun cite and moved In the
best society IN New York city n New Jer-
ssy. she met B~Otbemly. a rich English
MAJ and member 81 the Briuih assocatiou
a. 81 Louis ADD Arranged sith him q 20
70 Texas and st-rt a sheep ranch. Before
they stated she g0t a deed for his lands in
The Mineral argus., 1883-11-15

Kansas. valued at go 200. and while passing
through the territory, en- route TO Isxas,
shot Buthemly through the head, took pos
session OF his trunk. containing diamonds
and welry worth 5000, together with
his outfit, consisting " sheep and stock
worth SO 900, buried the body az Skeleton
ranch, and started south, but was arrested
about nine miles from where the murder
was comm tied. The case was worked up by
United States Marshal Hollisier and As
sistAnt United States Attorney Charles Hat
N