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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-12-19

They nave Il strange character in
Score, N. M. wii'I. unkemnt Dor.
derer, whose name is Cipsain ksrniin.
and who calls himself The Rocky
Mountain Turk" He says he is ma
tive oi Turkey. ard he looks like one.
HIS principal occupation isprospecting.
huniinls ma q 81 NJ
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now sOME PEOrB DIE,

Deaths From uydrophobla, smnll.PoI,
Most Painfui-Consumption and starving
Comparatively Easy.
How entirely tho mental state of the
dying depends upon their physical oond.
ton, has been most clearly shown by Mis-,
Nightingale, whose testimony is corroh.
GRATED by experienced nurses and surgeons
on and of the battlefield The agony IN.
cident upon the last stages of some diseases,
is SO acute that the most pious sometimes
succumb to despair. Consumptves very
frequently die In sernphic Joy and peace;
for thcir passing away Is not only com.
parstively painless but IL consequent unon
u thorough exhaustion of the system such
rs robs oven the imagination OF all power
of vivid action, and leaves in Il A
condition TO receive only faint aud mega.
tive impressions, In death from old src
and kindred causes, where the mind Ia,
free scope and Is neither harassed nor di,.
turbed in its action by physical pain, the
comforting assurances OF n genuine religion
are most clearly manifest. As rule, in
| acute casNs, interest in personal danger is
seldom telt, and there is nantes, indiner.
ence, excepting with regard to bodily sui.
icrins, or to some duty the dying man de-.
sires 10 perform Cholera, periton,tis and
like complaints rob tho soul OF lie and
plunge II In tho deepest despair. In dysen.
terry, diarrhco or ievers there Is usually n
mental ennui that amounts almost TO posi-.
tive and absolute indifference. Those who
die by the sword or any sharp instrument
preserve peaceful oountenances, Indicating
| an insidious stealing away Of LIES ebbinr
tide, On tho contrary, gun.shot wounds
produce great palms and lamentations aud
most hideous visions.
A DEATH NY srRsI.
rapid death by steel liz almost painless,
bullet laccrates, but a saber edge or poin.
ard point divides tho nerves too quickly TO
enable them TO transmit to the
. .s,, !. I,,l brain distinct and definite
Gro%nns is prcSerOaiy p.sco H'"' fOo,. sy
a gradual blotting out OF consciousness
The soul seems to soak up water like A
sponge, deriving no torment from the pro-
GEES, and tho faculties ARE scverlly swAl.
lowed up "a naturally as whom slecp
approaches. Intense cold lays siege TO the
brain, cuts oil communication by tho
nerves, which become torpid aud lose their
conducting powers. The imagination nnd
CONSCIOUSNESS sre alike preserved from rude
shock. A cut throat hurts, Of course, but
not to an ngonising degree, although Il
would appear otherwise 70 those who
have heard tho sad. shrill voice OF Tho
pig IN Ike extremity. Of all acute and
tended by tho EXTREMIST torture, physical
and mental. Especially In hsmorrh ario
cases the patient loscs control ofhis senses.
II not uufrcquently happens that dclirium
precedes death, and the unfortunate AMI.
krer, prinHlng from his bed, rushcs out
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Sntisfls1 lurloatty

1t was quiet-ooking man, with frayed
mustache, who got on Cass avenue car the
other night, and he had square wooden
box on his arm, with rows OF holes punched
in the top, which Immediately attracted
the attention ofs corpulent passenger, with
cotton umbrella, who was sitting near the
door
" ! suppose you have some wild animal
IN that bot5' said he. tapping 1t with his
umbrella
"Yes," replied the other, shrinking into
acorner
You have a museum somewhere may
be?"
No, answered the small man, looking
down at his feet.
well. might ask what you have in that
bo1?' questioned the fat man. his curiosity
increasing.
Certainly" mumured the man with
the box, looking like the chief mourner at
funeral
There was dead silence for several min
utes, when the cnrpucnt man spoke some
what impalienily, "Wel, what is it2"
at is mongooso," said the melancholy
man.
"A mongoose-wh what's that" asked the
man with the umbrella leaning over and
cycling the box cnriosly
ut IS an animal that eYterminates
snakes" replied the small man, pulling
his hat over h.s eyes.
And what do you propose to do with it2"
asked the irt man, opening his eyes until
they looked like watch dials
81 don't propose 30 do anything with It -
answered the other nervously. at is for a
friend of mine who has the deirium
tremens, and vents something to kill the
snakes he sees"
But they aren't real snakes, you lnwl"
exclaimed the fat man. opening his mouth
until the other could see his cork soles
mo, that's true" said the quiet man,
getting up and putting the box under his
coat; "but then this isn'ta real mongoose,
you see.' Aud he evHporntcd out OF the
door while the fat man stared thoughtiully
out OF the window ~ the ilictering gas.
lamps.-[N. Y. CAaT
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City Attorney, MaiorJ. w. FAIR, and J. X.
Lyon. disturbing element has however
been thrown into the contest, for the col
ored voters, who heretofore, in municipal
elections, have been much battered and
coddled, have this time taken a new de-
psrture Tney held = LARGELY attended
meeting in one Of th.ir churcnes and re-
solved 70 make 4 iinke. Of their own. com
pose exclusively Of black men. Then they
went 10 work And nominated oolored candi-
dates tor aldermen ia tie three wards of the
city aud appointed committee 90 select a
suitable b'sck man 10 run for mayor. The
white politicians are pretty generally sur
prised a, this action on the par, # the col.
ored voters, and should they stick together
1t is hard 70 determine who Of the present
white candidates would win. The Office
pays 81 500 per year.
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WIT AND DUHOR.

A Detroit mllkman sometime since Sc
cured customer whom he soon discovered
meant to pay in promises, but he realized
that II he quit serving her he stood no
chance OF collecting the debt already con-
trhcted. lie therefore planned to oblige
her TO dismiss him, and began by add
ing one-iourth water to the milk.
No fault being found he put in fifty
per cent of water. Three days passed
without complaint, and the amount of
water rose to soyenty-iive per cent. In
three or four days more he served her with
two quarts OF water, Oolored by n gill OF
milk. Next morning he expected to hear
from II, but ms the servant girl made no
complaints, he aaSed
How does tht IRjly Hike the MILK"
Pretty we'll tSiiess"
mo cOmpaints?'
mot as Two heard Miseus isa widow,
you know, aud doesn't drink ten nor coffee
on account of the dyspepsia, and the board
ers have all they can do to complain of the
butter"
The man gave it up as bad job,-[Dc-
troll Free Press
"Mr. Jones this business of getting
things by piecemenl is cternally played out,
I've Just madoup my mind that shall 90
out and lay in months provisions"
well, Mrs. Jones, | don't know who's
cninu "A Ian fnol onn,,,h ., o,t -, IL.
So"S,,o w I,jl 'J ", " vm c"t aller
Sentinel, ''
nr n w t.,t..,,.
.,a n.' ~, ho.lues says nc mas taught an
Nam 1h AZ, c"s,,y-uve years, any mas never
W. "U'u W. I,.u .ho r9ot o, ln9 tongue
the pivot ON which the tongues of soms
women are said to be hung, in the middle.
| Il Norristown Herald
rr.rt,sr t,Loo va,,o,s ,o,n,. A.
| Wilde worshins tbe liiv. Raw Jnh, I.sna.
pre.ches that Tho ann moyes nrnnnJ H.
earth, and Virgins predicts more w,ather
than he oan manage. And the rre "SsH q,
| these IL Wiggins.-l Norristown Herald.
Now, Johnnyn said nm Austin scboo,
teacher, "whst happened after tho angel
| with tho fierv sword drove Adam and ~
ont Of the Garden of Edon2" "They had 10
eat bread to make them sweat ."-TTexas
Strings.
II took n Nov,d, sr,z,,v ina, sova, ,,,,
utes to tear down q shanty and make shoe
strings of two miners. llyou don't bslieve
| 1t, ask the third man, who was I'M A tree
holding the watch. -[Detrolt Free Prss,
Sullivan, the pugilist, offers 10 Garry man
on his back and run my yards TO any mans
| 100 1t seems that Mr.. Sullivan can be AN
extremely useful man IL no so choose. -.
boston Post.
Correspondents of a daily pap,r arc a,..
GUESSING the question, "Cau man marry on
$40 per week" He cannot if the girl is
aware OF the amount OF his incomo.-[EI.
'"""Se
The great question OF the day at present
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GAs%p CotGna.


NoffUs-Acyerpsetaenis nav =. sS---,--,-,-y-
our business Office up ~ 81. n a. ~. 10
eorlns'ine rcnn no tn =. o.. 10 1e
Noti E-NoIlCE 10 UUNTkt,,,as1,-
Nseaied proposals wlll be received 6y ,S hes ~
dersigned Tor The erectian Of atwo-st,,y, nc un-
residence in the city o. Jefler,on MAJ, lrans
lo1as according ioplans and aea,S,,,ln ~,
same on hle IN the Office OF 1 n F,. s,tss lof
architrer 200 Main street Dallas II, ~ auaets
i nsn5ISS i1mnesr flooring, shingles and diSs
inV, ,l All glass a.d paints will be fnrnisn
oy the owner All bids must be In ~, " 1ished
NE 2ilh day Cf March, less The risht H. ,oeioEe
ca !, isleet any and AL bids W. j. CLApTe'''
mar I'm LEO Ella street Dallas, TsSs,
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PALESTINE.

PALESTINE, March i7,--tCoucsponaence. |
There is to be a municipal election IN
Palestine on April 30 next, and the only
question here now seems to be who wf,, No
elected mayor. There are four candidates
already In the field-thc present Incumbent
=. N. pickcns, ex.Mayor W. Y. Lacy. az.
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Sra cd 8ronoxaIs

SEs Al 81. P PROPS WI = b RECElvEb
Dallas county, TeIas, at a special me.t,Ds I, o.
heid GA Nedn sday, the 2sth Gay of M,rcs iss %
as follows Fer ereouug jail on M. c,a assA
farm; Tor fencing jail in the city OF Dallssu,syy
court reserving the night to reject snv ans, 'ne
bid. specitcs ions can be seen Al IN. an az
the county clerk W NJ q NH CCuce OF
BY O. BoLANE, Deputy, N'efS
March 10 1873 u,u,o,,.,
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&traneG or stnIen.

STRAYED OR sT0LEN-On night OF March
- II. 1883 one light bay horse, about Is hands
shod all round; branded half circle 5 ON Ief,,
shoulder. One very DARK bay horse, about II
hands high; on. white hind foot heavy mana
light tsil; turned 10 LETT when travelling abont.
years old brand not remembered, A liberalre.
waTd WIN BIO paid for their return to the sheriff
vi DhllAs county. MARRIOTT
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ABOUT PEOPLE.


At tho bal masque recently given at
Cannes in honor Of the Prince OF Wales'
visit, Lady Randolph Churchill "scored all
tho honors," Her ladyshlp was 20 closely
masked and 'dominoed' us to defy recog-
milton, whilo her pure and exquisite French
quite dispellod the idea of her being an
English woman or nm American, She
knew everybody. yet nobody spotted"
her, until tho Prince eventually succeeded
in unraveling tho charming mystery before
supper.
The Due do Chartres, after few days
stay at Cannes, IL going TO Russia, AMI
thence will proceed to tho Caucasus, Persia.
Afghanistan and India. Tho Duo d Allen.
con has returned to his fathers house in the
Bois do Boulogne. The Duo d'Aumalc,
who was not In active service, received the
decree undisiurbed AT Chantilly. Prince
Napoleon has broken up his establishment
in Paris and sent his effects to Montocllieri
and Prangins,
Senator Beck of Kentucky, who came n
poor boy to this country nom Scotland,
savs the Courier.Journal, worked on the
same farm In Livingston county, Kentucky
that Secretary Teller worked upon. When
they met In the senate Mr.. Beck said
well, Henry, when wo used to drive old
Browns oxen we never expected to meet in
the United States senate" No, Jim"
said Mr.. Teller, i've didn't know there
was such place.
Mr.. Gladstone, during his idle days in
Cannes, met NJ. Clemenceau the leader OF
the French radicals, The two statesmen
needed no other introduction than mutual
recognition and they chatted PLEASANTLY in
French ana walked hours together In tho
warm sunshine of tho Riviera. ~ fluid NJ,
Clemenceau," said the English Premier,
when they parted, that We think alike
about tea and decentralization
General Robert Toombs IL blind In one
eye, but ho can see very well with tho other
In the daytime, or by u Students lampU
NJ night. He says that he can see better by
The light of ono students lamp" than a
dozen gas Jets, In the daytime he can read
u book printed welt in large tyne, but
cannot read print as fine as that of news.
paper.
Charles Readc, the novelist, il believer
In scrap.books, and has volumes of news.
paper clippings indeXed for reference. DR..
Iaimage obtains many illustrations for his
Sunday gymnastic entertainment In the
same way, and Henry Ward Beocher I'M,
trunks full Of newspaper waits.
George Alfred Townsend C'Gath") Is n
capital interviewer, but never uses note.
hook. He has an astonishing memory.
His articles are dictated to an amanuonsis,
and no does as much work rs four ordinary
men. lilo makes 10000 o year.
| Mr.. Sprague il TO havo the assistance OF
Governor Butler and General Pryor in his
campaign for tho gubernatorial chair In
Rhode Island. These orators will speak in
Hprague's behalf at Wakefield.
| JOhu Iptchor tho mas commence. - VA.
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II there Is person in this country who
does not know of Johnson's Anodyne Lini.
ment We hope this paragraph will reach
that persons eye and that he will write us
iorpartculnrs OF IL. ltism valuable than
Eold, Mlver OF preNious stones.
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Go-Rxrtnsrslliu aissoin,a-

TIVE Co.PARfSkRsHiPn EET ~ iTf1rI-1pISssr
1 ishng between John s AldehoY ,nS ,hAAA
" Wnshb In the Are insurance business 'v nn
the arm name OF Aldehof Il Wright 1, IN. Ha'
dissolved by mutual cons VI, John " Way
retiring. ALDEHOFF a WprnW,IT,,sht
In referring W above, ! thank my fdsr,. g.
.he paronsge they have given the agency an, ~,
Dallas, March 10, 1888. u 1E
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NERVOUS DERILIT z

wv Wttfhnt SIX Foxes OF Or, E. o. WfsI'H
Stvo@ Disease, either male or female, 81
whatevcf nature, such as Nervous Head
sohe Mental Depression, LOSS Of Memory,
speImaiorh@a and Involuntary Emissions,
ETC., and will give written guarantee with
zach " order. agreeing 70 refund tho money
tnc ueatincnt does not effect a cure In six
m e, rriee 81 per boz; six boxes for %
s svn. ptspMd bymsil on recent OF price. Guar
anteos fsucd by y. FREDf LCKbON, Whole.
s ss,e ena Retail Druggist New OfleanA LA-Or-
don oy mail ~ regular price,.
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iiorsford's Acid Phosphate for Women and
children.
DIR. Joseph Holt, New Orleans, Louisiana
says; 81 have frequently found Il excellent
service in GASES Of debility, loss of appctite.
and IN ocnyalescencc from exhaustive m,
ness,and particularly Of service In treatment
OF wW on and children.n
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What win Browns Iron Bltters cure, II
VIII cure heart disease, ,paraiysis. dropsv'
Kidney disease, consumption, dyspcpsin'
rheumatism and all similar diseases. liz
wonderfut curative power Is simply bccausc
~ purifles and enrichcs the blood, thus DO
ginning At the foundation, and BY building
up the syateni. drives out hii disease. For
the peculiar troubles 10 which ladies are
nubIect u ID invaluable. II II the only
Preparation Of Iron that does not color thss
seeSh or cause headache.
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SaiGaeliaMsows sMants

M A. ftD-An experienced dTuCgist, wilma.
" family young man preferred; wood rs,..
onCe as 10 character, habits and proficisnc,
q Slren Address Herald Office. merN.t
AZ AoTED-rhroe good stone cut eTs in,ass.
diate'y, Apply at Texas Stone Co. oi0ne
WANTED-Coutmakers al Douglas Bros 7Ss
w Main street. mo Us tS
NANrED-A tlrst.claSs Baker Must b. st,iciI,
w sober. No other need apply to '''VT
marriott FINE VERY FrNy
MANrsD-0ne Hundred Team, ~ esS
w Gross'tiss. Steady employment for tyelye
'''' 'rps SUNzEsuErMER & co
inarlh.2w I've Contractors, Mneol., Texas
WANPED.-Iou to send me a postal card No.
w fore you let the contract TO build tbS,
fence Ftnc front fences of iron or wood a sn a'
eialiy. Bots d Arc posts now on hand g X
Overleese Il. Ross avenue marlICwt.
M withdrawing statesmen IN ali pSrf- :;
! w Texas For full particulars address ~ VI
Graham Il Co., Terrell Texas Referees
required MATS
DOOMs WANT8D,-TheS aengeriesf c5m;59-
IN tee desires to ascertain from boardlpp. houses
hotels and private residences the number of vss'
| itors that can be accommodated during saenver.
fest week, and Mt what rates. Proposals mnt
De addressed 70 LOEB " FREIBERG,
marl6-lm Corner Elm and L'm.r reefs
| NANThD-You to stop nj the NATIOS1I-
| w HOTEL, First-clsss Accommodations a.
reasonable rate ONLY ONE DOLLAR AM
TWENTY-FIVE CEN re PER DAY. Board and
| lodging from ~ 50 to 81 per week The build.
ing is brick, with three sa,rwsys in case ofGre
Located IN the business portion OF the city, onlv
one square from street.car line, and one s1uara
| from Texas u Pacific and Missouri Pacific Dennt
| convenient TO passengers coming or going over
sither road. Give us trial, and be CONVINCED
that you Gao get good accommodation and save
money by stopping at the National. J. NJ. OAR,
LIuPlleCor tanl9.lyr
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SSr Ie.lr.

EOR RENT-Unfurnishe rooms In nice local.
ity; 10 minutes walk from business part Of
inc city; convenient to street car line: southern
this Office marls.2,
IGOR RENl-ROOms to rent, corner Ross ave.
l. noe and Pearl street. Apply on premises.
msrlS4t
kNOk RENT-A two story house, corner OF Mar.
Il ket and Polk streets. Inquire ut Jake Coins.
next door marlS.2i
NoR RENr-rwo houses, No llO4 an ITO
Elm street. Apply 70 ]. W. Thompson
I'LL, Main street. msr6.t
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G0r Aale,

GoR SALE-IIousehold and kitchen furniture
l. for sale. Apply Mt residence to Mrs Chas,
Gilman. 1850 Elm street. marlS.it
L'oR aA' E-Englne, Boiler and Spice Mills in
good oder For further particulars call on
mario I'm MCeNNIS e Go,
FOt SALE-High class poultry eggs for hates.
ing; Plymouth Rocks, Is for 81: White Leg.
horns, 10 for & 90; Brown Leghorns, IS Tor 81 80
Leave order with j. W. Barton II Co, G25 Fin
street. Dallas Tex. marlS lw,
FOR TRADE-A new piano, iirst.class make.
to trade fora lot In the residence part OF ihe
cry, Leders preferred, Address Piano" Her.
ald office, maria lW,
kuk ) ALE-A farm containing one hundred
L and my acres of cultivated and five acres of
lumber land, three miles southwest of Dallas on
inc Ledar dill road. Farm is well improved,
containing orchard and plenty of water. Cheap
Tor cash. Apply TO VIM. Kmbrough, on the
premises. mari09w
DOR SALE-My house aud lot corner Ross ey.
| enue and Johnson street For further in.
formation apply to d. h.. Fawcett Agent Texas
TX Co. 7. Campbel, Dallas, Tex. mar6.lm
k'OR sALt-A farm; 70 actes under improve.
L ment 10 m les north of Dallas, with or with.
out stock and implements. Address Dr. Thorn.
as, Dallas, Texas. feb2S.im
EOk SALE-A new buss, made by Mibuin
L Manufacturing Co. of st, Louis; VIII DO sod
atiess thsn cost. Apply TO John tinnegan,
Denton, Texas isn25tG
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s. MUNZEsHEIMER & co
marlh.2w I'VE COntraciOrs. MineolA. Terna

M ANPED.- You to send me postal card NO.
w fore you let the contract TO bniid tbS,
fence, Ftne front fences of iron or wood sne'
eialiy Bots d Arc posts now on hand. q N
Overleese, r. Ross avenue m.rii N ~.
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+. W. Goebol, druggist, OF Louisburg,
Kansas, says; II have spld 'rriokly Ash
Bittcrs' for five years, and ! have never
handled medicine which gave more uni.
versal satisfaction. 1t is fast becoming tha
family medicine of this section. | have
warranted dozens Of bottles and never had
one returnod,u
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(NANrED-A trst.class Baker Must b. st,iciI.
W sober No other need apply to '''
mar6-4t FINE Vgpv rr,,p
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meeting Of 800 socialists At Rrasssrie :" ~. !"
Paquis; An uproar took place. lighting an.
sued and the doors Of tho place were broken.
The meeting afterwards separated. In
Chepelle. Joiirin, member Of tho muniei.
pality, In speech euloglzing the com.
disorderly manifestations ''"'''''" rum
Midnight,--The city il tranopn
ckLRpaArINo rur coMMnSr
NEW Yonx, March ls.-Thr ann,voro,,r
Of the Paris commune OF ISL was eSlSy.
day by alsrgo gathering, ali wearing red rod
notices. bordercd with h,no5 'r oas r,y
sashes OF Inc OFFICERS wsr o ~ ~, eo.o.. Inv
Herr Mnst In an s5S,ss s u, Wy same nue..
commune was too SSmSn'e ' and V mo r nor,
name OF the h,turo viii ~, o sJ hS" com
ss s|a rs q humanity VIII firm Sands To t.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-11-30
Thanksgiving Day In Germany.

BERLIN. Nov. 29.-Tllanksgiring
d,y was observed with religious SER
vices in the American chapel. United
States Minister Sargent gave a ban.
quet. The banquet room WIS deco
rated with the American and German
colers. Portraits OF the emperor and
empress Of Germany and President
Arthur were displayed. Two hundred
and fifty persons were at the tables
Minister Sargent proposed the toast,
resident Arthur aud Emperor vii.
liam. Herr Myngnert replied for the
emperor ~ German. Kreismann,
formerly American consul general,
replied to the toast. 1.-THE day We cel.-
brate." The banquet was followed by
IA grand hall.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-11-30
TELEGRAMS.
Rs7,ortHd Erpr~ssIy for Tie Dolly Traoe-
stone Journal by the Wssf~rn A1.ocia-
ted Ir~ss nnd the W~stern U.ion
Telegraph Conp~ay.
TILOEN ONCE MORE.
Henry Watterson Becomes In
dignant in His Defense
and Makes a Hit at
Randall.
A Diversity of Opinion Among
the French Ministers Re-
garding the Tonquin
Policy.
Boston has Another Hotel Fire
Eight Men Drowned at
Memphis, Tenn.
Etc, Etc.
sammy Won't Have u.

NEW YORK, Nov. 29.-H, nry Wat
terson, in an editorial letter TO the
Courier Journal. telegraphed tonight,
makes the following statements rela-
tive to Mr.. Tilden's candidacy and his
connection with Mr.. Randall in the
contest for the speakership. The
b..ckers of Mr.. Randall fled once more
to the stupid talk about the old ticket
and are ut tins moment Juggling Mr..
Tildpn into the contest. I can say
positively and Of my own knowledge
that Mr.. Ti.den Is as irrecoilsilably OPP
posed to the old ticket AS he was last
GUNNER. He would not go to Wash.
ington Ia take the cath of office far
iv,s accept the nomination. Those
who connect his name with the res
idency merely display their own ig.
nnraiice or worse. | 40 not believe
he has raised his hand or uttered a
word directly or Indirectly i'm the
spesakership contest. still, baffi.d and
beaten, the Randall men are using the
name Of Tii,irn in brutal and vIignr
manners such as II Mr.. Randall does
not disclaini, II ought to cost him
Mr.. Tilden's personal confidence aud
respect.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-11-30
tn. Frsnoo.C Chinese Middle.

PARIS, Nov. .0.-The cabinet coun-
ell to-day decided not TO accept inter
pellation from Clemenceau concerning
the Chinese memorandum relative to
the supposed attack ON Bacnink be-
cause It would prsjudice pending nego-
tiations. In the chamber Of deputies
Cleniencenu introduced his intsrl,ella-
item, and urged immediate discussion.
Ferry moved that debate he lo~i poned
untiithe Tonquin cr.slits arc discussed
He added that China's reply tn
Funce's note WINS exl~cted n,onen-
tnrIly. The chamber by h vote Of SO6
10 los adopted Fcrry's motion.