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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1883-04-05
THE VOICE OF SPRING.
Bill Arp in Atlanta Constitution.
ark, hear the bluebird sing!

Bill Arp in Atlanta constitution.
Hark, I hear the bluebird sing!
And that's sign Of coming spring.
The bullfrog bellers in the bitches,
He's throwed away his winter britches.
The robbin is bobbin' around so merry,
l reckon he's drunk on China berry.
The hawk for infant chickens watcheth,
And fore you know it one he cotcheth.
The lizard is summing himself on rail,
The lamb is shaking his newborn tall.
The darky is plowing his stubborn. mule,
And gayly hollows 'gee, you fool"
King cotton has unfnrled his banner,
And scents the air with sweet guanner.
The day grows long-the nights declining
The Indian summers sun is shining.
The smoking hills are now on'tire,
And every night it's climbing higher.
The water warm, the weather fine,
The time has come for hook and line;
Adown the creek around the ponds
Are gentlemen and vagabonds,
And all our little dirty sinners
Are diggingsbait and catching minners.
The dogwood buds are now swelling,
And yalIer jonquills sweet are smelling;
The little busy bees are huInming,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-01-04

some ,sle1G t.i the llns VA innipe uood
IthfufI. IIl4 negotiations Mn fIn NfHffN
Iofffn1tfn ~ n1f tn11jnrsNud NJ fuNt q We
logostI enf we're protfessinr nttfnbly 4.
7 Tho Railway Aaf yil irilH 0ffN itanN l1it.fl'
4 lu.nn,s5y offSIlwa5 cgnstrniiot N lTytt vii'.
sdopt <toiN n 70 81 milo Of trek ltld. 1Is-
lihnfod 81 follows. hlubfms y iollsF An
VIA l'1h tftsnsrs. w \ cllrprnis. ~ ii
popfsfo 10 y CQ1neqiiout 0 pAirfA ~ q
peawefe o Worlds, sOa 9 pourfa. yy,f IDAHO
w illinois, so q Indian lerfilafy. t7i indiana.
AZ y lows gia ri EsnsAe llhst Kepueky 81
ljuldauA "a y. Iaine. ~ malylniri, ~ liasl
ssobnscts O. Michigan. lla, hllDefote 1lL4
xlsMehipp 80 2: kiseoufl sO3.b Montana, pQp WI
sebrnskk, 2io 7;Neyadh ~ Naw tierpfnife,
lTs; New Jersaylss,l Nfw mexlool 2lG Hsw
lork. 7b2S; North Carolina. lMT Ohio. l1<.9,
oregon l9s; pennsyipAnis, asa :; Rhode Iflatld.
u South carolinf 81. fepneaee lst Texas, si7,
Utah. l7b: Yern ont. 8 Yirslnih, 2lSg Washing
" territory, Q West YIrsinia 20 Wisconsin,
THUS Il a. pears that ifaek,layiik has been IN
progress dprIpg the year N Forty .fonr ~ the
staos and ierrltoriea SIG diifeftllt rs4iwAys
Tho mileage for 1882 will lie nh,nt i.5ol or 10
lper cent greater than IN 1851 The following
'Saplo show. the comperaylye railway iniltago for
ten YetrG tisI .AA.f tiI
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-01-04

Iloyif opa albion pIlIu seu. ,Alpted ron
I'nffoA u ruf1j,o las year 'I''I' ~.
A niinbsf q i6lssyt,en AZ o.esslflna 4 >iort
fofppsfIy fof cattle fHI'sif N ne 4r<f. 10 I's
sss. ;'ss x = s'' SssS S'''s 3s' III
!, y, y.sl ase !. Yankee ,.ashleep q,
is :sssS iss %spsd rex s % 's X az
Carefully prop arsa ssatIsues 81 the public sale,
q shoftiorns ~ no ycars 1881 epe lsS' sliov =
selns siss per head, and tfis seaf IVA i pci
head: This 10 encouraging for bftedert
In .canadn as wel a. the uriied ftates the
sanSsnSe S" " corn sad sosd psscs Si
uvro IL everything TO encourage fnfinory 70 Iced
liecrajly and the prospect Is that the supply Of
fat cattle next apring Will DO heavy About
disiillsrlea' 1000 81 which Are Id Ike TORONTO
sheda. 1000 ut Walkeryile. and tho remainder
AZ sineilcr disulleties. The cattle lIsve been
doing hnely ent many Of the best are DOW De-
cattle 70 spare next saaxon. Altar all tho To- TX
" the falling nH' 10 Shipments the numbers
shoy only aboat 100 In cattle and about 1900
A ran,'n,uau writes 10 On Droveyh Journal Of
having fecsa,Iy sold q Nv Of baeses orl the
range Tor about 90 per nc,ld !, and adds Nearly
every crtlsure was OF our own stock had rails.
I'M, and . COST only me brana'1E And q
per head Adding taxes We have hst 10 pay
on them. thai may be too srasll O 9 eitt; rer.
haps hey Win averaxe 81 q 70 O. 80 PEI eay fof
onr aetd q foar wears back" y iia nv much
active demgid Of course such profits are
iiic bitter Win tha sSeet but al aevstncnt ia
N cattle ratich seema 10 he desira BIZ Just now AZ
I ~ o. n
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-01-04

|I.| ..44A444
qhe utal possible paper n.crey v ma eog ,.
Inv N pffffIil N ia a0ld noiutctm y rnltpuit4
,t iatA ff ~ firil ~ should Ne sbiSing Aflcf.
M IA should etndnaIly iafe she place 81 thn
M eubauk We hhuuid b placed ~ 5000 pp1,-
ipn y lst tls fs,lsqpon p ses j., rs 1s'
lrta coih eeftlhctoa ale not governor w llspsp
of paper nouey IN The sense n whlo9 sluy VIZ
pf6hlhi.sd "a 'the constitution, ~ lnc fes.pi
iteIes 81 xis,ins prSpcsiy The day u de on,
cinslse preynisucc Il some ways cni however
ias ne bank nD.gs arc not gong % lc .qneezeu
~, q srass h az III lea, oa ded get Uncovered
.iiy fnls coni.fry IL ~ exDccted that me yield
fhH yea WI be Al lest 'iSosQ"9 W. =
nnte rssei. ~, Ss n nrna ~ ~ al.
3hbr3lie> cirim that the gold pis.net ~
3ilis Is from 1874 TO 1857 Was from els, Wy \!
y oob ~, Since Since isss tbs gold yleld Of
ltf,t y fe has probaoiy neen ti,492Ivvg9vs
t.se e.siin $40 90 coo more, hnt ne insi'le hg
nse q opposed % beyhe nearest 10 The actual
.ep are in Michigan i.soc miles OF elcgFaph
Hires wnicll The Western p uipll telegraph com
pany viii srqnire January LIST tne terus o. tlisli
a'ksy 4 efs built aid ownec BY ibe Michigan tei'
The ehisky Dlt before congress cannot be
passed pgi taxes Of nearly ~ " eeo's gy ~,
spirits III bou1are $3.50, 81 gallons, represent e
& 81, a.. ~ 81 s5sl 000C0
The United iA.es treasury nov holds ne i1i
loving DonaS 10 secure national bank cllcula-
lter (iarteAoy gs S4bc5, Coo. =. sl5 oss ~ y,
sSSsl9,f5o & g. siAf as 500 s'a'a ~, ~ wy -
\ 9l9l SIC 100 total ss6L 1891 S5t Bones i hsld ~
Secure pu bio deposits amount % slba4t, wv.
Thneros receipts OF the Mutual uuipn Tele-
+ ptanh Company for eleven raonths al this year
\ Acc fdtlg % the Boston TfarscIips nave ueeh
}, yaSi go there having been steady monthly N
crease from sSa IS III January 20 sl2i sl2 in No
3 yelnber. 1hc expenses arc about Y QUO a
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-01-04

n ,,ila.t o,.sn.. a,.n,l,,, M t.ht x,lnnt /,
XII. tf1s.f MA dad Al l,t 1ttIt flUl hours
idrnf ias, ' I.I'' NJ !.
4, III. M o lI.ss " ,iis,o5 5oo s,,s " cotton
|iSn;s Il i,lfsss '''''T W 'r "a.
oftoA, \, pi.e = TX a., iasIo.'T 80 WI
AM b.e'a n i' u,,, "a X IA tsliosns ~ AK
Xxx. n, 4 wv ~ w y '
livl ibrsr,ss Of !. ALBANIA are worth slleooo'
tesnhlc psIat,pen 6,s;y3 sllq teplN b ~.
a MAX N frc,,'rv I N M s1slubli lied nj sing.
!, 4 ~, N II, [,tiah viii Ave an xIoy.
,ncj,f IA, 5si, br..b4 "A N 'll' 0'T''
X Mini, nrretios "a NJ ,ici,o,ninee and Mar
va ~ X, a eao Il, Il
fjniar.,i ,s..Sr,sc I'd a,rater spidef q coma mon,
All ,,.tt;rns X NM N Yarn pefnrylynnin Tbe
INV, ~ A'iee n ''e''n'' ~ IN
Z \ hsvs -. J. c,,,s,, ors,xnmer,t d p,uew
oya toes W, N n slret v.,sfcrdav TGev We're
,,t,, o,d tb's xs,s mi flly ylne
so's =. ,, w M NJ s r,, nsal
~ ~. ~ ~ ~ = NV ~ II KAN,
* 1 y Y n a rnn "a conn
Nss,is ,;sa IA o,,send deer have bee . shippsd
a, wv 1a i,, NJ, ia III .an,,,
r r,,s ~ ~, ~, ,.'u wy "
N7n , " ~ y. y ~. u IN ~ b.as van,so
iny ',ena Np y y H., ~ ssiae IA III tinds
= 49, M ries \ NJ ~ 4, ~, nf,r
hr " III ". 'I 4,
WIKI, ha ,,r hsr XIV
Ilotprtlvn " i's ~ S'''
in.the world; y .. .aa ,.,.4 >s rt.,
Bputt NVilns wv :, y. n,so
huAufea prpnncing on VIZ y w.ir 81,
pIouuetion q swg hno iis H. ~
p Tn ssse VIM b Ss 81 al he Socoaaat
shellS replied tnat he ,' I'm nsr,.ev N
hsW YORK g ne gfuph1 w VIZ sa
~ u reported tnat pap sn ,a, e y, ~
me southern states NY Y .,,;,' s' t
The winters are very Z n * NJ VIZ
net that they ennln posn'r4i' Nni's Wy ~ e.'
iron mani, faetifSrs frotr Coyington. liz are
~ tor0hto " ~ w ~ Sa II
entering into me sa4le nSs ~ "a An,
9ntenplate the eIectioA y WoiAS ~1e' "A'f 49,
CONCERNING me eaip o. sa . , ~
appear ~ Any nv
mol III ns
are served IA come q ins essAssEe1h's \
IQrk A4ilti "a. .fl W. III n. s.,t,.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-01-04

s<<ysn s<Hy|e n 1lnjs plI|s v.sd4 u IA
4 "a |||'|' 81 "A (! n I
!, ie's4 y, auorz 4for..
s}3? ss'se|Ia s;1s .,..... e
: &||d iisrs5f pssdasd. 5cs'iib,.....,. 4
z IA VA ~ .'.r.. 2 ~
1iEmot}" u ic r. n, Y
1IEovissk 1nsriSsn. vii .:.:., ',.. 4
na a. ppIn.odt per y, 4. @
IsF1 s|Sekss X y w pss H. ''r..;'..;2 Is
5sfk c' ncnQnn M I7l' per ID az. ...... ~
sIe%Ss s "a s xss1|esn' lie sF y Z
p et4e <'g5 of lb IL
q !. whiis !aap PEI
CAlotnel: E6elIAh p6r H.. J, \ !. I Is
c d hIassis Psf Is = 81
Cream tssiss b pe va psi p psi il e
EsSsS saipSasle psr IL Is \ 81
EssisGt iS sssss R s'lIE pst M e
qyeeIiiA bulk per ib 10
5nni assaf9otida PET ~. ~. 81
Ium o os'mRno n:1 p * e
Ieavss buchn ahost psr Is n s.
h hsssss ss SsIo sasH pss sy
Mpg{sri Colmai1 4, per is. \, \. %
gtS persamot per ID ", ~. lzQ
6if papDef,pp f a tg ri; \, Y
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-01-04

Nsnonlnce HerAd:ff the Anssra lumber Il
o1ihisifyer for 1852 " "a IN incA boards. twcls,
lnrhes wide, an l i'ifoeo end 10 end. Il would
reach ueurly ~ 900 fniicAt or ftafiy twice. auf 4
hal tptInd Tue glrDe. u Wtl1 build a high
fence la'opao Ltlfg Nich gan, ~ rake c,ihr,o.
oiops ri7eiweik tciiFetn Ns5f York sn0 n NJ.
Y, IAn. So 'oss thsr VIII scSse e houses tlopg
(, AZ 90 ,aies "a foserpn ait pas lsuds d Dn.
iptn lat week Something over 900 0oo adtes
we're dsposed ti At an sgefNse 81 g. TO pr acre
The lanes are sitrat.o IL northern Afi1ncsotn
but not % ftrpsmstl ihutcry 70 the Mikiis<ippl
TIE lnn,bsf Interest 4 prinla : sIowIila but
TIE safes 90 70. create me furus and competi-
400 hoped Tor, muoh Of fpc and faii1r 70 elliott
rny BIDS kfAiittics u tie S6inaw 1nirt 6r 'rsio
fhtH that otsitLst&nttaf ~ I,,rn- ~
---e>.s ~ s.1s e.ne iapos q In&t n9ior snip
merry nuan The saginaw rirot ills year we're the
|t,Es:t ever Known bay CITY alone shlppca
~ Ie5t g ~ ~, az az we'ef and East saginaw
The sratalsf Of oak and other woods used ID
'e,ttsrtrt.p u not expeoted. q the various
,or1 81 re Iakts 70 be large This winter Tie
'ss<e' men have had q poor season OF n and
many = them hsyo stripped their crafs lor u :
sisier. sedly thinking thai since lie Opening q
'H<;.e'i9r tne5 f.iied 70 maie mons5 enough
Sss , :s's 3; :. . ss =, Il Ca. s.s
|||IIM<. |
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-01-04

TIC hm0unt OF cRpitui IllYthIsiI N rdlIYdyk IN
The past year Is almost incredible, Allowing
s2500o as q fsif average for tie cost OF q road.
equipped and In operation tbe 800 miles OF
road would have cost s2Tn 0oOD90 TO which ID n
20 s.ided the cost cf itisnosgp spans eSpenda,i
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-01-04

|4 I TO-DAY 3 QUOTATIONS.
AhcoEoI>--- & 50 pcr "a. a i,ef hic
WIffsk ~ haoflfIc Il. III l161 5d- 4
soar mash one v~<v ~ 500 ~
~ y00,4x .; Lnr0u yorfu cd. = 20IU
extra oldU hisky. tli<B{' IS ia 50 v
NirEs- 1are( n cn>o 20 ~ !
~. hI II. g Z, Az A 4. pr doz q oa
bsldvf!1cr Own rlna ~ 81 riu6I
'2 ans R Fsss; sq 81 b ~ ''n''
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-01-04

.
( A New York dispatch says the market Is very
| quiet ia demand. and the sales Of new pnr.
1 chases are nf on exceptional chhraci<r TIE
chief topic IN Che market u the e,htemen.
Enlrbs 1na a1iss y ft oo
and other cached cottons viii sell theIf soojs In
iheicowl npne, under ne niauae nenf d VIII.
otaflh Of boslnrss, and nothing nore Il ~,
pccted this year In the coming year tho dry
goods comtn.s~ion business IN Chicago VIII BE-
=; Increased New fori houses arc e.
From Doston: 10 business OF in porianoe las
been transacted this week ~ EVERYBODY u lek-
Ing stock e, fsy more Reductions bays besn
,' 49, r.'n so,,. 'hs
gvoteq " s<1f etnsr prsnds revised lhcluoe In I
aisn orchard, 1rdiau Head, NAshns and uice
ohnsss's ,ssd ioosh mill, have bten maIfed " /
r.nsSsSs ans 1 soiosd lo 's S are w.' i
ais o. s'}5s Nth ~ Gov so ssln, ss x Axe
;v,l sssdii.ts demand Nopso ia1 X: = \;
's.s s' y; e R' :s ss a. 90 e. h
so-p> - ere1 .si9ss IA 4
,, 'ns,, 'ss',' s g re 3 Sionxs.,,
'.s6 ~ Amen & 1is'a' sold *: ass 'ss
3 s@s.ss sssia.as x n s;ss
!! = a. ss J Il 9 s. I
q x. *. n. /, c]sed9e. "a ~ ksehsz
I: =. ss.s' e. -. X z.' |ss s*',t -
:: - fs;' i;i:s' 20; .: = s' 81:
Il J 8 ' ';| :!
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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-01-04

The past year Is almost incTeC ibe. Allowing
\ s25oW a. q f.h average for lhe sost q 4 road,
road would have cost s2In oo00eo 10 which is n
10 esided the cost OF iitiknoNl spins expended
II preparfng road-leds On which tlaelEi is mol
COMM Err Il AND TRADE
goNeSaEtSDIAI.
DALLAS, jan 2. During holiday week there
has oeen but little going In cotton q Ertira IA
this city. Farmers and planters hag5, IN q
nlessrrs restetl 1foin their years lnbf r.. and
lDjoyed the festive week Of The season with
PROBABLY more Gcnukle pleasure than icy have
Zone for yearspAsts T 40 yesr has peea q fsy,.
fcallzeds pleniiiulseto IL for their lsaors, and
II "a riElit and proper that they should indulge
the pleasures AFFORDED by
sfe aDunqanse vouchsafsd g them
d III have boon light during The iaa week
md fices DO not show any eIcuuiag ctifens for
IA "a ytnce ana theya are rstherweaf AZ al the
foM md u Europe Notwitbstardlrst the Light
Hcetp 6i or grain In this oirs by wagon there
have DSen good arrivals BY rail from ksusas,
a he slgssia sc.aey Is al they aid j noniE ago,
s ss ~ sns ss, syS .ra ba os ns s,u
efop st7 ne present low flgprss, Eloura
beaiy et 4ptney Quotations. ana bran
norm nra ana Y Il a NY II WAS A. last reports
liot IS SOD crAfeshy ss they were when The
M ges weca xreen and grEss luxiriant Corr 1
~ cattle srt 10 denand. and bring good pricnf
9ih fsir shipna ard hose consp. nption. me
A gor AZ NJ Il h,e tut q found AZ tie ErchaneeA
~ are pt f,rfnl, and those offered are Ee4 |
s NY Il ~ a pohdstipn There has bsat |
Saes III SSs past y s4s Bette Sci issrs
suhe al ekihiiry Tor all for drought farmine |
a rsngh pti poAes. Wosl has ceased 10 cone
and pil,iss ! Fe nerrinah There Is ssesiy
4 tns&ading the cold ,seather the markets in
3kctf arc we'll. IMPLIED with green yegeta. |
\ k Eseulents af Al tindsare plentifpl and eil |
s. sss s 4 ars s ssssds
sMkets are Nell slppisa with frilis,
\ y psicts are arm apd are hndsniDg |
ftfle are uockl buspless ia nt az I
pes aye beqr rasty rsdnsed The ssason
l " pea,ss s. beariy over, AMI they aie 9lm ct !
l &istols TIE vi osesale fusineas 81 se city +
saS n ssssy is SS ' is' ss sssss
Y ille psst week hiss been the rlsisest sycr OK
y Apced ~ This u.y, ana Iaies pUw. srs almost
y afkc 81 durins the hoNaass. AZ ;kingH ct
lssuia snd hrslnss msn senerallJ
NJ u M on icBArcB M 4
lfa da,ce ~ IVA ,S =. sy YES
M D tIlig steolldt q si9ok. ,,baishfi it6ifil
IlSpf and preparing for opeAhous ssiiig zoe
6sI!ss y ss ~: 50 ;ssI. s sss
hXmf1 called he kxcllnni,e 70 erdel wheu Mr.. II
y IA introtuesl Y : elloging,'w hieh was
w X e sy shs x q5s s g sogsa =
4; y. g Issjslsltrs i ! .s so' s y. =
III ~ 4 4
81 VIZ hos 8 si,aen nseShanllss e sss 's "
{ Z th1i az dsIioi' sisSd3 iSsos, eies j
aeso hsHn ,sr ssa qTSSpp 3 wi.S
a. u / SS ~ :; ~
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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-01-04

TrEx receipts Of cotton in this city were 2ol
K f,r Vhits 4 Co from kaufman, n for Kraft 4
(, Go from Iewisyife, and 20 foI W. 8. Rogers.
4 nom Denton. The shipments were 30 bales for
4S,as,,l re-. SO for white Il Co. By the Texas n
ras.iAo, zoo ~ the same firm by the Houston u
Y Texas Central 80 for Mordesni 4 GO: by, the
Texags& phciilc, and Iug by =, LiiuehAle by
II. the Texas q Pacific There was q decline in
lily Grbosl tu-dayof a sixteenth. and IN New
York New Orleans aud Galveston the decline
\ was a sixteenth. In 81. Louis the market was
-shfp menk q6S sales none. stock on hand 69ef$
In bansE the market isTefy qniet and prices
unchanged
lV1I toioAtii3 ~
M2udituf. .ss.s..ss.
6tf1ot low l1iddiin8 ',.s.,, s
Low lrtdnlng x 4, y
tk1-A--t ~ X ~ LIVERPOOL. a
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nArLgoAl rrIlMs


| Z TifE chiaago Milwaukee, 4 81. palt ttipan,
c,iried over % oop passengers toChic4 dfiihi
! tie rate var. ttst4 In +
Ihefoae railway compares leaehil Min Z
g'iss yesf II ecaa inipfoss1ienii 4. sibGel
fsYDkEs. MS w, Dec IS The I'd s,uc ion
y railway ecross Australia from u klAue Il
/ Pltt Darwin ~ cecideduton i III
DC discharge 81 their Hebrew cnpl ", fQd
tle senate has dccidcd tbs no cCdft I'm 81 n
ixs u 3 trsnsier Of land "a nebrewk IHs
whole world wlIl be Tie Marcia 1 I;o1t q. 81.
| gie. and too Western Noitli carolina a. led
! GAP. Norll Carolina Boil fpnfis Ilrn At n
nile on The roAd-beds compose1 ONT. y 81
b 4 Washington special "a : IsarBtnisiixp
Holman, sbo leads the oiFosltitn II ilnase
Ala.nst The paeidc railnsds iegt4 Jgua bTs1l
pt1la Of he hillo i0ffeiting y The fbvgmett
a. aqt very Gatiering for fhIa tessioh H.
Light Wa seen thfpnxh filbcr 10 b. on III
West sAote road. o. kiustton, saip whea'
tbs Dual blast was made, 1hc tauik whon
VA e0'nlnessed IN ynis last Tao,oEi hx'
Ilk enable olfsnse 70 run a passtisr .rsin
n Rhode lslegd With any q he cia -lal2ut'
fhe Nov York and Now EDrisndi ~ "a
bsrn ndiptsd % nc tune 9fai,2oe farlslstlnr
NJ fsaifpsa Gazette reports shs an, ,i,a
s5a 1sIlcs thus fsr lids yusf efansi va
1871 b'sis niles u $50 o'giI iilIlei 81 81 ~
n1,es = ls7h 2:gls q .lse "A ~ "a q Iesln
uilaA Ia ga and 7'l6s u,Ilef IN 49, 4 IT|
J4f4MA Dec. - la ina CTnz I'D ritt Il Io-
efitt 5HinE 70 he thoiffs er.lnie ~
a..s pes "a t~en,y .,.tsu ~. ose ~ H
X 4 so5psd ali ecm,sonils lon vii K issi ED
f1rnG a scanli, d ustss aDt mo Alr9
ll0lhe supposed cause W.
ne iais-, improved ssh s1alns tlhine.t, q +,
* fuzzy is-ied 10 Louis AZ o. Fsij 80 ~ |
30 = n ~, Il q ioa " ~ Ina nj r*i
1ss .eI.e<i1z : &c .,iIeass q sns 4 ~ (
c ss'ss. w. 2niss 3 rss' ., 49, 80 3 ~
. issS sei 20 a.'is> fsa,'.,. ~ "a "a
-. ~ l e, . az t :, 1ssso ~
y = - <lls Nsfssk Il ~ 80 I
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The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1883-04-13
The New Two-Cent Piece.

Third Assistant Postmaster General Ha-
zen, who has charge of the Stamp Bureau of
the Postoffice Department, said recently that
the new 2-cent stamp for first class matter
would contain the vignetts of Washington,
with neat border, instead of . picture Of
General Grant. The latter has objected to
his likeness being used, not only on this but
on previous occasion, when tha late Mar
shall Jewell desired to use his vignstte on the
5-cent stamp. General Hazen said further
that the new stamp would supersede the local
or drop-letter stamp, but that all of those
issued would be good for use. Owing to the
number Of Scent stamps In circulation aud
on hand, there would be a perceptible de-
crease In the revenues Of the department
during the next fiscal yea-. This, he ex-
planned, would be caused BY hoidets Of the
Scent stamps putting them ont before the
LIST Of October, 1883, when the new stamp
would 60 into effect. This would not affect
the local rates ln cities where there Is not
free delivery system, the postage on local
matter being cent, instead Of 2 cents, per
BALI ounce or fraction. The lst of July
1883, would mark the end Of the lhiry-sixth
year of the establishment Of the postal sys.
tern of the United States. ~ !. was inaugu-
rated July 1, ls47, and not 1851. As had been
frequently stated.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1883-04-13
A REMARKABLE MlsER's DEATH.
How He Lost Wife, Fortune aud Reputa-
tion In Pursuit. Of Money.
Tron lN. " Times.

William II. Yost, of Theresa, Jefferson
county, who committed suicide in Engand
on Thursday, early in life formed resolu-
tion to acquire fortune of 100000. He
came of family of means, and had good
start in life rs q farmer. When he had Sc
cured $4,000, some six years ago, he mar
ried . Miss Mitchell. She was well connected
in every respect and worthy Of any man,
but, owing to Mr.. Yost's resolution to get
SlO0, 900, he forced his family to live In the
meanest and poorest way. His penuriousness
and grasping ambition allowed his wife 80
few Of the comforts Of life that quarrels en-
sued, and when she found that she was not
cared for she applied for divorce.
The newspaper were filled with the court
proceedings, and the scandal was in every
body's mouth. Judge and jury took the part
Of the wife, and she got alimony amounting
to considerable sum for the support Of her
self and only child-a boy. To get clear Of
Judgment and avoid paying the money her
husband went TO Canada, living most Of the
time at Kingston. He took with him 1000
or 5000 worth of drafis. It was his fatal
mistake, for, instead Of getting them cashsd
aud carrying the money, he sent them back
for collection. As soon - they reached the
bSrs, officers Of the Law seized them and ap-
piled them to the alimony. He then went
tn Europe, and the news Of his suicide Il
the fret Intelligence his friends received from
him.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1883-04-13
Ingcr coils Little Joke.

A letter to The Philadelphia Press says
funny thing happened In front of the City
Hall, Washington, the other day. The incl
dent Is described as follows: "Every day
the Star Route eonrt takes recess for half
an hour for lunch. The attorneys for the
defense Qn.rrsoll. Wilson, Da idge, CarIen-
ter AMI a number of "tbeis) 90 across The
street 20 restaurant, where something coed
Is prepared for them every day. Now. In
front Of The City Hall, during nearly all the
hours Of the day. Aands grey horse htched
TO covered wagon. | believe the outfit be-
longs to the City Surveyor. The horse Is
rather vicious, and snaps at everybody that
comes near him. The other day Colonel
Ingersoll passed in front Of the old white
horse on his way to lunch. Judge Wylie had
been rather severe on Ingersoll that day, and
had scolded him and snapped At him In .
very impertinent manner. A Ingcrsoll
passed the horse the latter snapped It the
great orator = though he would like TO take
biz head of. Fortunately, tho horse mis-
calculated the distance and failed to set his
teeth In Colonel Ingersoll's shoulder. Quick
y lightning Ingersoll turned to the horse
and said: IN the DEVILS name. what court
are you Judge off?' A score Of: people were
present, and the bon mot Is the talk Of the
Town.