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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-07-14
BTORE FLUNKEYISM.

Tbs following paragraph, whether
correct or otherwise, is Illustrative
Of certain growing disposition
among the wealthy people of the
country:
Tas Carson Appeal ssys that several
days since Z letter wss received on The
Com:t0ek 70 tbs effect ttst john w
Mscksy had purchased from The King of
Italy an I4lsnd near Sardinia TO- ST. $780,
O0U, With The understanding mat if
Mackey Desired he could establish g
du&edom there. Mrs. Mackay, the letter
sayg, is very anxious that John should
assume roysl tile ana clotha himself
in bue-blso3 ermine. I, is i1timated
that there is something more serious than
q joke 10 this matter.
There is nothing more dangerous
in the social and political affairs of
this country than the tendency on
the part of wealthy people to
snobbery and funkeyism. Because
such have amassed great riches.
they are no longer satisfied with re-
publican methods and habits, but
must have something of a higher
class, loftier grade. Simplicity,
as this part of the world under
stands the term. does not mean alb
ject servility, but merely the living
in accordance with the ideas of gov
eminent upon which the nation
rests; therefore, when a man looks
above and beyond the habits under
lying our institutions, he has al
ready ceased to be a thorough citI-
zen with all that the term implies.
1t is disgusting enough to see the
airs and assumptions Of those who
were born to fiunkeyism; but for
those who have grown up in The
United States and who began life
as poorly aud humbly as most peo-
pie do, to purchase titles in order
that they may wear them as they
do their jewelry, shows a
painful lack of patriotism, of
decency and of sense. Let Bonanza
Mackey be duke and bis wife a
duchess if it so please them there
are certain traces which no pur-
chased aristocracY will ever efface
from them and their habits; a WIS.,
ible, lingering remnant of the rich
/ brogue of the could sod" will cling
| to them forever; and that rare
quality which nature bestows but
is not acquired, and which gilds the
daily conduct of men and women
with the instructive principles com.
posing true nobility, will always be
more or less conspicuous by its alb
sen5e in the ease of the Mackeys
in addition to which, their grammar
is painfully and uniformly bad.
A nice duke and duchess they
will MAKE!
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-07-14
THE ROAD TO RUIN.

The German poet Schiller makes
one Of his characters say, as if in a
fit of disgust with the word, What
a damned inequality in the lot of
man." 1t is q little singular, when
one thinks of it, that fame, fortune
and position should be so often
placed without reference TO effort,
merit or ability; but so it is, so has
been, and so will continue to be till
time fades into eternity. And yes
it is a pleasing delusioa to impart
10 the young, those whose
tender susceptibilities have
never been blunted by cruel Gisap-
appointment nor impaired by heart
less neglect, that we are always the
architects Of our own fortunes. The
force of this ststs o. affairs can
only be realized by those who have
longed and lost, who have permitted
themselves TO drift into a condition
in life of which they were not them.
selves fully vcognizant until brought
to a realizing sense of their position
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-07-14

GREAT CAPACITY is not always
found in large bulk; and this is
often true in regard to men. Some
of the greatest military genuiuses
the world has produced were men
of medium, or small stature. This
was the case with Alexander the
Great, and Napoleon, and later the
fact has become evident in America.
A number Of American generals
are men below the ordinary stature,
prominent among which are Grant
and Sheridan. The renowned Indian
fighter, Gen. Crook. has usually been
spoken of, by journals having the
usual idea of the stature Of brave
men, as being a man of six feet, and
possessing all the characteristics of
a desperate daredevil; while the
truth of the matter is that General
Crook is q man much below the
average height, and very slight. He
has black hair and eyes, and a very
nervous temperament. There is
something about little men that
gives them an advantage in many
things, over their larger brethren.
Perhaps it is because they have
equal power to move or manage a
less weight; but whatever may be
the reason, the fact is evident that
for all ordinary uses tie me1ium
sized man fills the bill, and is, taken
all through, better able to stand the
wear and tear of the world.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-07-14

The TELEaRAPHIC reports do come in
9 quasi-hieroglyphic style, bat why the
Plot should call the Paris Journal LIE
Pays ('' The County, "Tne Journal
LepGys," or why our esteemed Salt Lake
morning contemporaries could make
" LecteGiron " out Of LIE Clarion e. The
Clarion ~ is past average mortal ken
Ogden Herald.
One of the most painful things in
this life is being constantly con-
fronted by insufferable egotism.
Because man knows something of
foreign tongues, and but little else,
it is no reason why every slight
''break" on the palt of cOtempor-
aries should be taken advantage of
to air his superior requirements in
that regard; and the very bad taste
shown IN translatiny into English
every foreign geographical name
that comes along, is simply nause-
ating. Please stop it, and Oblige,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-07-14
FIRE,

We must increase our insurance
or reduce our stock. Rather than
pay six per cent insurance we will
first try six per cent additional dis
count on all cash sales Of furniture
etc. We regard cash sales at close
figures as preferable to insurance at
high figures.
BARRATT Bros.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-07-14

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Salt Lake Git by the HERALD PEIET-
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seme rats. To weekt7 Subscribers,
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cents week.
THE SEMI WEEKLY BERALD is
published every Wednesday aud Sat
urday morning, at s.. 80 3 year six
months. SIZE: postage included.
THE WEEKLY. HEKALD lie published
every Thursday morning 81 g year;
six monlbs, 81 rs postage incurred.
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BARRATT Bros.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1883-10-11
0lInniprc.

- Der 7iGbrise &nabe Sbomas Wtcs
9ausblin, BON SunmOre, oGliu6te am
NRittnp6 binter petersburg auf porbeis
fabrenSe &arreu Su IprinSen; or ftel Nas
bti ,pii6cn bic Gdoer, ipeIde ibm oaS
linte 8ein am Snie abIbnitten uno cas
redte braden. 9sauiiidti8t euere
Sinoer ItrcnBer mS Iernt iie bic Geiabr
ihsuen.
- 9as 0epup GiBentbum an Gberrp
Snabe 1T bon einem 9teip Oprttr iSIo.
riiten HamsnS BaImer angefauft ipprs
ben.
- Der in BEN g9erIitatten Der Giien
Gpmpauic UerunSIiidte Spbn 8. 9arper
1T auf benz gSeSe Der 8eTerunS mr
ipiro isin 9lusenlitt nibt perIieren, tuit
suerit befilrbtet.
- George W. Botter 1T GtgentbiImer
cines 5iiIlenS, fir ipeIdes ibm $1,000
Scbpten tpurbcn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1883-10-11
SSnnlic Np1rntn.

- SusrIt bieB ss, bic 9eanuts Grrte
ici Gin 5ebIidIas unS Jest meIOet man
bon @apne County, baB aud Die Sas
Itanien nidt 9Sratbeu ieien.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1883-10-11
Slus sem pbercu Sbalc.

- 9iebe Iuden nod INNER III 9lr6'
baIo SieieniSen Siirser beim bel bener
iie auf eiuen Grtrag boifen tbnnen. gtm
bprIebten DienIta8 mn6ten Diebe Gins
brudsberIube bel 9farrer Wc0tanuS,
S8. $. Searnep uuo SeIIp, iuurSen aber
rerI6euht.
- Ger 90 Sabre aItc oeutl6e Cages
Ibbntr Jli6aro Slopfer ipuroe am Nlitts
poh giabmittag in Der Sbite DAT
3e6e lei gtrdbaIb bur9 einen Sal bon
0CdtobIen eribla8en.
- Sn OIppbunt ipiro riiitiS Sebaut
SaS neuc S6uIbauS 0ebt ieiner SOIIens
Sung entgegen uno auf Der anSeren
Seite ScS 6IuiieS lit innerbaIb GINGER
Monate cine neuc Srti6aft entItanben.
- @i6aeI 8eBbOIS BON BriccUiae
(oSer oieImebr feline Before SdIfte) ioH
oGmndbIt cine grbidaft aus 0eutI6s
Lamb erbaIten. l9ir gratuliren, Nttte,
uno tpcnn e8 aud nur 10000 IRaIer
iinb.
- &Ieioer MAIDEN bic 2eute, aber
ni6t ale 2eute t6nncn S6neioer isin,
Ia8t &arI 9lodbergsr bon Slppbant,
-uub puBt bort bas SunSsllmerIta,
tab e5 10 proper iuie ein preuBiIder
2ieutenant einbersebt.
- Die MetboOiiten enSIiidber 3unSe
bauen in BriceUiIle, nabe unierm Nlts
biirgermsiiter 9tiss, in allcr GiIe cine
&ir6e.
-Srant 9iefer, S0oteIier sum @aISs
I6I6B6en in BrictUiae, bat iib ipieber
cine Sansballe gcbaut. 0ieicI6e ipirb
in &urScm cin9eipeibt uno bic Saupts
ceremcnic tperoen bic Scrren 9iIIer mb
GpNd bon scranton lelten.
- 2uSiBer 9ropit, tine BeriBnIids
felt, wcLhr in Der Scrantpner IL.
@ar6 ippbl betaunt 1T umO mad Brjcc'
bile bCiratbete, bat uab 6mpnat!i6cr
&rantbeit isiuc Iicbe 0eiuncbeit ipiercr
crboIten,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1883-10-11
NittStpu.

= Sn Dem Gam S6odt Su 9ittStpn
perIor am Otittwob Der Sreibertnabe
glntbpnp CURLY bur6 eincn &oblenfaII
oas &ebtn.
Eeg- 0srr 2uuiS SeibeI, Ntam Stra.
&c, YittStpn, lteQt 8ebiel uno 9aIs
iaaeiheine mad allen Sbeilen bon Gus
rcpa III btn biIliglteu Staten aus uno
garantirt @JantIidteit in alien ,SdlIen.
= Der an Der Sunctipn ppbnbafte
Mturtin Canaan ipurpe am SreitaB nobc
Der 9riide, ilbCr tpeldbe bic Scbisb Sals
Itp 9abn Sen 2udaWanna 6lub frCuSt,
Crtrunlen geflmOen, wpbn CT i'll anBes
iGuItltem 3uitanbe 9Cpanecrt ipor.
9an0an mar 60 Sabre alt uno bintcrs
ldBt 6rau unS Stiefiobn.
= Den 7iGbriBcn Spbn bcS 9dtrid
ScuQp bate man am Sreitag ciniBc
glu8cnblide aIlein in Der &ilfc 9claiien,
100 Gin 0plSfcuer bramte. IS i6eint,
Nab cer &nabe an Scm Scuer ipicIte unc
feline &leioer in 9rano ieBte unb ais bic
SamilienglieSer uui feline Gcibrei bers
bel eilten, mar Der &lelnc 10 lbiper pers
brannt, bob pcni8 oUifnun8 ouf feline
9tcttung lit.
- Der nabe YittStpn ipcbuenoe Gins
tbpnp GatpIep ipurbe an Samita8 in
9Siltesbarre Uerbaitet unb in Grman8cIs
un9 Bon $500 9ur8ihuft mad BEN
county GcfansniB Seianp., neil CT oui
cine YbDbe 99iIliams einen pcrtre&eris
| iden 9luSriif Scmadt bate.
- Or. s. y. Wabon BON Bitt8tpr
bat lid ais unabbdnsjSGr bcmctratiidt,
&anoioat fir Goroner ausetiiuoigt. -
How much did you say?
-9ie Srtidaft Stilrmerbiae ipa al
8prcusb intorpprirt iuerNen.
- Der 8ergmann Gbwaro Shompt
ion, auf @sIib Sia ipobnboft, ipurN
AM 0ienitas in Der Clear Sprin
| 0ulbe rur6 einen SobIenfall 10 i6pe
perIcbt, baB or pabri6einIid iterbe
pirS. Gr bat Srau unS mcbrcre Sin
Der.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1883-10-11

gei yoDmann last ll0s lnt lluo nWeF
lin.
- g8ie Itton friIber ais ipabrlhelns
lid beri6tet, lit 9err Soui5 HrStorius
pieber ais 9iriSent beS Sdn9erbtlno
onseitelt poroen.
Sur oaS tommenoe 6riibiabr iollen
bereitS SreibiS 9lppIitationen fir ben
Wpuntain Bart etn8etra8en woroen
iein.
- Gr IG6eIte tpieoer einmal,- = nems
lid Otappr 8robrid, ais ct ppriBe 9Scde
feline Re6nung fir September abidIoB
uno fano, bab er an SporteIn uno Fros
Sent6en S23S.S5 oerpient bate.
- Die 9epubIifdner bon SuSerne
county madten ppriSe @pde foIgenbe
g(ominatipnen: Sir S6sriff, 8m. 81.
Suobes BON SasIeton; 9tecorper, 9. 8.
StrutberS bon g9iItesbarre Coroner,
SO. 8. g9eaper bon 98iltesborre Sers
msTsr, 6. S. u. Chapman bon Pttston.
= Serr uno SSrau Satpb Scder, Ode
bon 9(ortbampton unb Sanal StraBe
nobnbaft, feierten am Dtittwp6 ibre
IiIberne So6ieit I'M Sreiie elmer Sabl'
reiben SreunoesiAaar.
- Sin neuIi6eS Ntountuin 8ort
Bic Sic bon 9lnaeitcIlten Der Sebl8b
uno gSiGteSbarre Scblen GOmpGnie ers
aab eiucn RcincrtraB bon s2O5 iitr oa8
itdStiide Spipital.
- 9cIseibeT 0lpcrs 1T entidlpIien,
Der Gdenitcberci alter unO iun8er Stns
oel Elm Gnoe Su MAIDEN uno perotent III.
6ieiem 9eitreben alIiciti8 auf8emntcrt
gu iperben.
- Cine 8esunion Sss l43iten 9ic9is
mentes wirb ouf Dem alien GaBcr8ruaoe
Su Still $0pLIop AM Z. 9tUpember ab8es
baIten.
- Die brei bieIigsn 9lational 8untsn
baben Sepoiiten sum Setro8e Bon Sl,s
OH, 900.
- SIN S6abt SO. 2 Su 9tanticOte
ipurSe 9llbert Gpans an Samlta9 bon
cinem &arreu seSen cinen StiBpIeiler
sebrdngt unS ibm Der &opf SerquetItt.
Gr mar 70 Sapre alt.
- Die 9iebertafsI eripGblte am
Sonnta8 ioIBenocn Scritano :
8rGii0ent, Gburles See8er
&ise 9raI., 9eter Subj.
Sstretdr, 98ilIium 9uih.
Tin. Setr., 9biaip Shmiot.
S6abmsiiter, YGter Stump.
9ibliptbctar, Spbn 8ilS.
Sirisent, Sbep. 8btt8er.
- Sn DC. SrtI6aft SunIodS eridie.
ncn am SicnItas Stpei 6remee, Sams
uel Wtcgteil uno 0pnaro 9ieeie, betros
ten Die Q8irtbi6oft bon Daniel gSers
ner uno fiibrten iib bort iebr unorcents
lid auf, ais ibnen @etrdnte oeripeiSert
purSen. MclteiI itieB nod beipnSerS
0rpbunBen gCSen einen iun8cn Otann
Namens Srant DtmrOe aus, neil bic:
fer iib ipei0erte, ibn 81 trattlren. I'm
einem Streite aus bem BeSe Su 8eben,
UerIieb Otunrpe baS Sotal uno 8in8
beim. Sp6ter famen ric stpei 0eieIlen
mad ieinem SauIe uno bs8unnen naIs
IGIte nit Steinsn iu bpmboroiren.
Die 9tufforNerums, ibreS gSe8eS Su 9es
ben, i8nprirttn tie, tpOrauf WtmrOe cine
5linte crBriif uno einen SduB abs
ftuerte, Der BEN NtcgteiI 10 iihcr trail
oaB CT toot nisoerititrSte. Ounrpe
iberIiefGrte iib freiipiliS benz SdCriif,
SopfentIib Idbt man ibn fpfort tpteSer
Segen 9arsI6aft frei, benu ieim gi8ens
tbum gu bEidGben, 1T Gin 0tann niAt
nur bsredtiSt, ionSern pGrpiIi9tet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1883-10-11

tpiro lest Ycn gllsn ps6e cisislbt int Gjss
braubs batsn, ais bic bette W0i6ins amer
fnnut, uup spnr it eislrts Iritt uub rcd
eaurbait; bic Wai6ius artritet Scgtpmmsn
ssriuibIcS uuN uGbt bic Srri6isrrnsn StpHs
psrfCEt.-Gs iplItr giirmaue, psItsr sripnren
it, cine Maidinr Su faufsn, ptriiuntrn, etfls
in gluasnidsiu su uebmrn, che lts tinsn Scn'
TRAIT dnonspp abihliGBeu.
Die Sifce bsfnert nd $40 yadapanna
gIoGnus Tim irltfn Stprr. nc 6srr S6tmpH's
llbrrnssibGft in, uns frnnsu Ssuti6s ild be-
irnesrs Ssrtrdususprn eprtbiu rpsntsr, neil nc
in isSr Siniht ausfunft in Sruti6fr Spra6r
frhdltrn rGrecn.
S6rn gebrauhtr Wai6inen aursrsn 6dtri'
FntsS iiuS ttsrfals hort ron 50 his 81 $i5 Su
babsn.
gIIIs 3rparatIlrsn al 9Shrrler & SSillrn
Raitirrn puesn in uniSrrr StFce nm ion .
grmaAt.
- Iis g8brrlrr & 98iliou
giihmaihiusn So.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1883-10-11
Stll9cmeimc
@ahl : Yr0flamatiOn.


G5tmGb rinrr gIttr tr @nral- Gjtirgsstuus
hes Stldtrs psnniplpanien, bctitelt ,,Gine
gfte in gJug auf gSablen", genebniilt ben |
2. Sui u. .. 1889, uno ferner een glttrn, &C. |
ncbmigt etn 80. Sanunr 1874, une bsr amens |
eirtrn Senitutipn, piTe eS esm Steriff zines |
itcsn Counties iuuGrhnlb hes Staates Sur
phidt gemddt, Nadridt Su srbtu Won rsr
3eit her @bbalhng algrmrintr 9SGbIru, uue
in ipldsr gilbridlt ;u Erpdbnsn:
1. Die ~ rrpIbleneen SGdmten.
2. Sejeihnuug ptr Srte, no ipIdt gSablen
atlsbalten treresn ;-etshdlb made
Sd, Rdnbplpb 9rtppcn, Sc6. Sd,s-
rim ppn yadapanna 9puuip, Stddt pennlpl-
panieu, biermit bGfdunt uno ache 9iadridt an
bic rprbsiagten gSGbIer, zap cine gSabl abges
bdItsn pire in ecm tsid9trn yaddwarna
County am
Sicmita9, g. SIppem6cr SO.
Sine gtrirn fur has slmt riurS GjmrraI-
glueitpun eisits StaattS.
Sine psrlpu fir has sImt riuss Staats-
ltaBmriiieTs eitits StaattS.
Cine gsriru fir tas gImt sinsS Grrrutrs
sou yaddpInnn County.
Sd made biermit brtauut uue gttf Yab-
ritt, eab eir Sre CUR Itbaltuug trr pprgsids-
| ten allgGmsineu 9Sdbeu in htn pGrlhiGeeufu
SprpuebS, Iiltrifitn uue 5ppnIbips in hem
Gpuuty Sadapanra mic fcIBt ilne, rsmIib:
Ar6balp Borough Giitrift.
| 1. g4arp-glm !oauie ron u. WilGs.
2. - glm Sauis pru Srbu :. Spiit.
3. ~ 9m 3immsr tss Borough Councils
Benton SppnibiP Giirilt.
! 2Im Snuis rrn Sgtraim Rartr.
SlaftIs Sprrusb.
/. 9 Eiiirift-glm Sduis ppn gSm. IurSg.
2. - gln rem Siaitrirss Sauir.
GartrnsaIt S0puibip Tiitrift.
9prp Iifritt-gIm @tri6ts. @rtGuer, Staei
Sarbcneals.
Nrrepit 1iiriFt-gIm &c. 1 Stulbauit.
Sutpfit 0iitrift-glm Shulbauie in ttr Sri.
itait @Ifnpopb.
Garbcneals Gitp-Gritf @arN.
1. Siinift-glm Sauir rpu Or. GbartS BUR
II. ., 2lm Sunnsu 0jrbduee, Gds rpr
Belmont unb Canaan SraBeu.
3. 9iinitt-gIm 9ritn 8drr SritL 9i5tnbur
spn 9pbu 6IiIltn.
Garbpneals Giy-3psits @art.
I. IiihiFt-gIm Sauis rpu Susb Srlane.
2. 4, glm Snuit rpu WidarI Nabpu.
3. Vim Sauir ppu lbCmas Scptt.
GartCnsals 9ity-Tritts gSare.
I. IiInitt-glm Sauit ppn Captain ~. 5lgn
2. 2ln eG Sfiier ron ). j. Ainbaf.
3. gm Sault rcn Di. earfin.
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SBilecsbarrc Sfd6rihtcn.

Dns 1T cs Sh6nCs bod I'M 9ebcn
@cm uuicr neri in 9iebr aIilbt
@em @cuntitnuer ms onrtbeben
@is in Nas imeritc @rmiitb
gSir wiiisn taum mas mir beginner,
g4ir pCrOrn 5borCu ganj mo gar
9es QicNes Suc!l be8innt 81 rinnen
lluo reibt ms fort bel einem Saar.
9nb nidIt betb6rcu bid Ourb Giebtpein.
Rel Qobmnnu last lids gut uuo llbel
,,,
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Il PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
TO The NORTH, WEST AND SOUTHWEST.
CUS bLL iKaCh- SPLENDID SCENERY

BkttE UREA
EfSSkkffafH EHsT HSg5F
sTEiL kAis MAesifi dESPi fo SfFMESr:
1..1xs Lew WAsnna ~; FROM sTH 1853
,or s. sTH 4s9 FoEl .aoH o0"SEa
Line, go daily. with seepins Uars fro oss
daily fah aea cs Mss ss p ksBssss ~
tt1nc,,nnati: Mail Express. $50 pm daily Tor
s ssnnrz and the West tn Pa sleeping Car
Tor fA - Nn FSgSMAc
No T, u, dai,S except saturday. with Palace Cas-
Tor wi.isnasport. Lock Haven. and Elmir,. s,s.s,
For Nv ~; daily 1 e1ee r.. sunday sun.
iGaD Dis Es On ssn 81 YimS
lcr Cars. 3: 30 a. m. daily, except Sunday.
For Boston " thout change y. every week day.
s sey CITY with boats Of BroOslyn annex anordns
across New York; G c fite' aS0'a'ns double
Tor as SEQ snG 1875 s0o ann l lo33 so
1o2er;m :, Limited Lxpress. $50 daily eI.
saSaa t.0 500 90 SO '5o l iaS s s.
For Poi es Crses Line. Gao M and 4:4o p H. daily
For Annapoiis. Gao al and 4.4o Pm. daily except
isR sfsaRr zs1 asaass sA
For AS go ZOO. e2y. II 90 and IL :25 a. M.
Sunday st6ao $40 and II 20 am. and 2 700 and
For Richmond and the South, $50 and II as Am.
Trains leave Ale1andria Tor Warrington 500 500.
800 End lO:Oo AIN IL 80. %. SEQ &: 10
100 and s:lo pm. and I.:'0 midnight On
SUNDAY at 500. 1913 and 1000 q. IN. 700 and
Tickets and information at the once nortneas, corns,
ss e u f
sas. to destination ,Eon hotels ana residences.
CHAS r PUGH. General MANAGER.
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RAILROADS.

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AFTER recess Mr.. Brewer, OF the Post once de.
some papers
Mr. Lounsbury, the postmaster nj Bismarck. ID
T., whe was examined about a fortnight ago. was
recalled 10 the stand. He said that after ne len
the stand he had
CONVERSATION WITH john W. DORSEY
Dorsey said he was very glad that the witness
was not examined As Co the post ONCE that was To
be established on the Little Missouri, and which
he had asked the witness to certify to- He said
that was the only wrong he had asked anyone 10
do In connection with this route. A petition was
presented TO the witness IN December, 1873 by
Dorsey, who wanted witness 20 certify 20 the fact
that there was a settlement at the place IN ques-
not certify as requested, because there was nc
settlement at the place named.
On crosS-examination by Mr.. Ingersol the wit
ness said that Dorsey had said that that was the
only wrong he had done In the whole mail busi-
ness
MI Henkle said that he proposed 20 show by the
witness that he had conversation with Miner in
1873. In which Miner told him that Vale had set
his foot down on the post ONCE scheme Gas one az
the d--n foolish schemes OF Mr. Rerdelr The
court would mol ADMIT the testimony on cross-ex.
animation.
s. W. poRskv's HANDWRITING IDENTIFIED
A. f. Boone was called TO the stand and identa-
ned the handwriting CT 8. W. Dorsey. John r
Miner and others in a number OF papers purport.
ing to have been written by John NJ Peck which
ne testified were In the handwriting OF 8. w.
Dorsey and John r. Miner.
Mr. Boone was on the stand when TEE srAa re.
port closed.