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4 &aIi Story.
DEATH or 4 SINGER WHO BECAME INSANE
FROM TROUBLE.

NAAAh W y EiahtAHh X fN~h' go
FROM TROUBLE.
Clara Rrinmann. a native OF indianapolis,
who several years ago gave brilliant pro-
mise ~ q vocalist, died sunday in Long
view Asylum. Cincinnati. Her talent was
50 evident that she was sent TO Berlin.
where she studied under Stern and Erlich.
Her appearance in frequent concerts
gained her such favor that in 1877 she
received the offer OF IN engagement
from the Royal Opera-liOuSe. About
the same time she likewise received an
offer 10 become one OF the sOlOists at the
smu.erfr,t that was then held in Louis
VILE. Beng DESTROYS OF gaining fame and
honor i'm her own country, she came home
and created a furOre. At that time the
beauty OF her person was only eNceiled 10y
the wondrouS sweetness OF her voice.
Mad. Pappcnheim, who was one OF the
s~oloi.t, with her at Louisville, promised
that she should become a member OF her
company. and that they would sing together
in concert during the summer months.
That promise was never kept, and therein
ORIGINATED the ir.t mental trouble. Then
her father failed in business and moved
IN Cincinnati. Reyerses followed IN rapid
succession. She engaged IN "a concert tour
through Ohio and Kentucky that proved
disastrous. She became deranged and was
Sent To Longyiew, from whence she was
discharged in a lew months As cured.
After that she SANG a few times. After the
cincinnati Stngeriest OF 1879 the German
Tc,cbers' Convention which met in Gin
cinnati held 4 pleasure affair in the Zoolog-
iral Garden. She was requested TO sing,
and BEGAN one OF Schubert's neyer-to-
be-forgotten melodies. In the midst OF it
her voice trembled. and she burst into a
dood Of tears, unable to proceed. Being
sled why she wcpt. she said in tones OF
Jcene,t grief that she could not sing that
como. os il reminded her OF former days Of
bannjness. Soon after that she became
hopeIe,sly insane, and was removed TO the
nsrlum. from whence she was liberated by
death.
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The regular semi-anuual revolution Is
going ON In Hayti. On this occasion Mr..
SOLOMON represents the Government and
Mr.. BAZELAIs the insurgents, but it is rs
likely as not that AZ The end Of six months
the order Of things will be exactly re-
versed. The outside world looks upon the
struggle very much in the spirit with
winch the old woman contemplated the
FIGHT between her husband and the bear
don't care q button which whips.
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After aggrcgating the various reports re-
gardIng the effect OF the weather upon the
peach crop, and dividing the result 10y the
theory OF probabilities. we conclude that
no one knows ANYTHING about the matter.
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The Boston JouTHa! Republican, says
q man had better work for - per week
40 some legitimate business than accept an
$500 Government clerkship. Considering
the source. this looks every like pour
Ing out consolation in anticipation Of events
that are to take place a little over Il year.
bence-otberwi-c. the Democratic sweep
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\ witness in the Tewbsbury alm,house
case testified that he tanned a child, skin
10 make1 woman's slipper. Never heard OF
chat being done before, but in days gone
Icy il was a common thing to tan a child'>
Kin with q woman slipper.
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An exchange says the dynamite plot will
tum out Mr.. B~RADLAUGH's opportunity.
More likely TO turn out the opportunity of
morality and deccncy-should a stray house
happen 10 hit BRADLAUGH.
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\ Bridgeport Conn man "has inside Of
a week forced blossoms from q branch cut
from a chcrry-tree." How Americans have
dceencrated. When GEORGE WASHINGTON
cut 4 c%herry-tree he could not tell a be.
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The people OF Illinois are so well salts
fed with biennial sessions Of the Legi.la-
ture that they are beginning TO talk OF tri-
ennial sessions. Ii they had the recent
experience OF Virginia they would be salts
lied never to have n more sessions.
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Ii the Democrats believe everything on
The tariff question the Republican papers
say they do, their success in 1884 is certain,
for the simple reason that they can satisfy
the demands Of every man, woman, and
child i'm the United States.
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How the Peoria lDl.) transcript can
speak OF 1ICDANIEL as a tre-eater when hi
election as Governor Of Georgia throws it
into spa>ms, is incXplicable under all the
medical theoric, regarding the rabic-.
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\ Government prehistoric resurrection
i,t announces that he has found sixty potri-
fed bodies i'm a mound in North Carolina.
They must be the descendants OF tine Car
din giant. and should De visited by experts
ON the stone age,
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The New YORK Times says: While the
freedmen Of Che lar south are still fighting
tor the rights which belong to them a. citi-
zens. there are indications that the coiored
people IN this pant OF the country are dis
posed 20 demand very much more than is
their due" Exactly. 1t depends alto
gcther upon whose wood-pile the negro is
m how many chips he is entitled to.
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Stems are being taken in New York for
the relief OF Mrs. Meikleham, the last sur
yiying granddaughter OF Thomas Jetier-
son. who is said to be- living at present IN
absolute need in Georgetown. ID. &. Mrs.
Meikleham is the daughter OF Martha JEFF
ferson-Handolph. Mr.. Jeilerson's fayorite
daughter. and wa his attendant during his
last illness. \ bilf was introduced ii the
last Congress ior the relief Of Mrs. Meikle-
ham. but il was not acted on.
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Il is thought worthy OF being chronicled
that Lord LoRNE took of his hat to a dou-
bic row OF Niagara-Falls hackmen. Most
any one would have paid that homage to
such an array Of wealth.
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YERTIgsZEfs$.

CHOCkOE MILLS.-PURE GROUND
- NOVA SCOTIA PLh~TER.-i import this
plaster ia the Lump and grind r. ordered. Amer
seven year - pericuce ! can guarantee ms brand
~ be- superior tOshy Ga the market. special prices
on large Quantities WARMER MOORE. Import
Or aud Manufacture Of Plaster, Dealer ia Lime,
Cement. &C., 5eSeLtoenth street south side Doctl
= ap i-tAiy4
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WANTS.

BOARD WANTED BY TWO YOUNG
ID MEN ~ \ PRIVATE FAMILY. Reference
furnished II desired. Address A.. e. W. care %
Carrier No. 4. anoQ.fts
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Admiral BALDWIN and personal staI viii
represent the United states at the corona
ton Of the Car, and naval officers in the
line OF promotion are happy.
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Henry Allen, aiiaS "Lord Cantyre," has
left Canada for parts unknown. He was
unable to pay 81, 900 deposit as security for
costs in the case which he brought against
MIR. Richards, the guardian OF Miss Chafey,
the Young woman he duped.
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No. SHERMAN, HAYES, and tnANDLFR
have not put on the usual badge OF MOURN
mg for Sister ELIZA PINGsTON, which
proves that statesmen, like republics. are
ungrAteiul.
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I,nnnrfnnf Invention.
THE WORK OF THE PRINTER 10 Re MADE
EASIER.

EASIER.
Mr.. l.. 3. Benton. Of Milwaukee, has
made public an invention Of his own, upon
which he has been at work for TWO years,
and which promi-c- % completely rcvolu-
tionize the typc-etting business. Among
printers here to-day the report 81 the
invention ha, aroused @ great dead
Of interest. The invention j. the
production o. a seli-spaciug type,
which Will not only greatly facilitate
all kinds OF composition, bat will make
correct spacing a certainty in ali kinds Of
work. Experiments made with a number
Of compOsit0rs show that they can st mp
as much matter with This new type in seven
and onc hall hours ~ can be- sci ID ten with
common type. In other words, the inYen-
ton will from The start reduce the cost OF
| composition - per cent. The principle Of
the invention is this: Every character OF
| the alphabet i'm each Of the different fonts
is made on q body which Is q mai
tiple o. q certain unit OF space. For
instance, let the width ~ The lower-case
ii" bc this unit OF pace. The loWcr-casc
"av viii then be equal 10 two on these
spaces, or twice as wide; the lower-case
"m" three times. and thcrOund characters,
such "a, &c" ''c,'' and o. one aud one
half times aS large, and So Oh through the
alphabet. The spaces and quAds. instead
Of being a cortliu proportion Of the body.
a. formerly, are the same size a. the lower
case Ill" and multiples OF it,. In thus
changing the unit oi space. none OF the
characters are changed in appearance.
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M " LT' = TVIFENEFTFK ID
W Carl FOR Ny CHILDREN and carry
The keys. References required. Apply at once 10
j. T.. r. Levy. Davis & brake. ap 29-ItE
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WANTEp. EYERYBODY rO NOW

W trat the unacrsigned attend PROMPTLY % an
kinds Of VINE. TREE. aud HlDDE-IRlN-
MING. also TkANSPlANTiNG same in city or
country. All kinds OF OENANhNlAl
GRADING. SODDlNG, and WALk-GkANtl-
ING done L. varas. cemetery lots, Sc. cmbtlitsl-
ing same with ENERGRErNS aud fLoMlfs
where desired. BURIAL DESIGNS furnished on
.hnr notice. and everything tl.e An thc LAND
~GAPF GARDENING LINZ. having htd many
wears experience m Our husine-,, Wc natter our
elyes. believing we c4n give entire -atisfiction in
each ease entrusted 20 a.. NJ lciiert ana posttii
addressed rs below will receive our prompt ttteu-
ton.
Olice. No. 1925 east Main street. tl0wcr-gAr-
den aud residence, TWenty'tigith and y streets,
Church Hill.
II 8-su3m WILLIAM l.. SMITH * co.
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3irlnrond dispatch.

Rs- THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
Is LARGER THAN TliE COMBINED ClkCU-
LATlON OF ALL TIE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-29

The Texas meteor man has taken a sea
voyage and discovered a turtle forty feet
lonE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-29

The various discoveries which STANLEY
and others have made in Africa during re-
cent years threaten to bring about a Eu-
ropean complication. England, France,
Belgium, and Portugal are all claiming
each others so-callcd territory, and all the
talent Of the worlds geographical societies
cannot tell where the explorations OF the
one left of and those OF another Logan.
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NOTICE 10 FARMERs.

~ GROUND PLASTEltl;.
ia addition 10 my regular business, ! am LON
grinding my "STANDARD" BEAND OF PIAs.
TER. which f. uncquaiicd by any on the market,
aud which 1 intend shall become universally popu-
lr on Us own merits. Having carefully selected
my lump. / can furnish the best quality, ana hay
Ing the capacity for grinding hfty tons per day,
4 can give consumers Tie advantage Of having IL
freshly ground, as ] Will not keep a supply ON
hand. hut grind II after receiving orders on short
esf notice. Price, &c, on application.
WILLIAM Il. KING,
3400 TO 5000 Williamsburg avenue,
NH 3-2m Posf-Ofhce Box /.
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OOO CoRDsTAN-BARE WANTED.

Wc VIII contract for 1000 t3kD> ,titSl-
EfT.OAN AND SPANiSli-OAk BARN, % De-
peeled thi- spring. Terias cash. For price. &c..
caHa our ohcs m Manchester Ttnnery and >n-
ndc-Alills. OF address
A. -. SHOTNELI co..
IL lA-3m Mnufhf.ftr. W.
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8OORs, ~,TATEONERY,d Is.
GUIDE 70 RICHMOND.

MURPHY'S GUIDE TO AND DESCRIPTION
OF ITS PRINCIPAL PLACES AND OB
JECrS OF INTEREST, with OUTLINE MAI
OF RICHMOND, aud The LATEST MAP OF
VIRGINIA. Puce 35c.
j.. ". RANDoLPHS ENGLISH,
ap 29-d&w Publishers.
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Entered at the Posi-oeice At Richmond Va, as
second-ciass mattcr.l
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NEW BOOK S.-MRs. CARLiLE'S
N%LETTERS, ~. 800. and Soc: Mn. lsAACs.
CORRESPONDENT CARLYLE AND EMER-
son, 81; BUT YET 4 WOMAN, Sl.25; MA
EIANFLk. from the spanish, Doc; hlNSulP
10 CHRIST. b. H.. TYLER, tl.jO; Ia GUEEEE-
ERCMAN, sc.
CARLTON MCCARTHY co. .
an IS ZOO Main street, Richmond.
NEW BOOKS FOR SALE BIZ BECK
y WITH & PARHAM.-Life of William Cul-
len BRYANT, 81 Poems Of William Cullen rrNlnt,
-; History Of the People ct the United STATES,
$3.50; Retrospect Of a Long Life. $3.50; Viz
glnia Comedians, Sl.2j; stray PcaIl-, >i.5O;
Calling Of e Christian Woman. 5Oc.; Hygiene for
Girls. S1.2j Admiral's Ward. ri; Peck Bad
Boy, Doe; Blunder- OF a Bishful Man. 25c.. Lee
more, by Rev. h.. :. Gregory. II; The New shake
pcare, SOC. ap 22-eodNw
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WANTED, TEACHERS. MALE AND
~ FEMALE. FOR SOUTHERN SCHOOL, aud
COLLEGtS. 4 large demand fnr competent
teachers for the fall term.
send for circular.
SOUTHERN SCHOOL AGENCY,
1882 Church street, Nashville. Tenn.
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NANTED.
WOOL WANTED.

We are prepared tDply tne best pricc- inr WOOL
iu any quantities. shipments from the country
VIII have best attention and PROMPT remittance.
sacks firni he'd free upon application.
n. MALltRNIfIN CO.,
II south Fifteenth street.
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"ANTED. All SMOKERS KNOW

WANTED. ALL SMOKERS TO KNOW
w that the Glowing are fhc UNION &c AR
FACTORIES. where Gr-t-cia.- w0rhmeu are EN-
pl0ved =. Whiti0cb. Hewitt & son. william
walker 4 CO.. John Boucher. th0ma- STRAIT, q.
&. 20 Richard WAGNER, Joseph ~feiu-
breaker. 4. ~. Angie. George j.. Walker, &. H..
Brown. A.. q. Uafucr. n. R0-cnlcrl. John hrau.-e,
Branch & Bupg. +. j. Neilicy. AND j. simon a O..
An other, arp nou-I mon. RAJ. co0llr. on child
labor. -ee ihtt doe Union label D. 0u ~ box %
fhe cigars yousmoke.
CHARLES n. uASA<.
an - A.9n President [ MON 1873.
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WANTED. By TIE Isr OF AUGUST,
W SMALL HOUSE. conveniently located,
With modern improvement. Rent moderate. All
drps. W. Post-Dh.cc Boz 81. ap 2e-ltf
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FURNITURE MUST BIZ SOLDM
Il IN ORDER TO REDUCE stpCh-A.
n YOU need flkNlIt re-, now g. tlr time M
Ia buy. ~ We offer extra Inducements fur'rt
cash. b. sure and ser our geoda before yuu pur-
chase. Best assorted stock tn The citN. can ne
seen In waIeroOms. l6 Governor .lrt,t
NH p r.. CARTWRIGHT & son.
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JOSEPH ~. LAUBE, .T.3
~ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
TOFNFP FIRST AID sTEtFr~f
HiChNONp, ~.
WOOD AND MfIfLLiC NUklAL-tA1fo
ROBES. HthioI, NACh7,
sra all thlug- rcquisIie Ht l3Nl y RIMS
TslegranhtC and country orders sobcnrd.
aD22-rod
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WANTED. TO LEND Sl.J00 or $4,000
W for Two. three. or five year, 0u Richmond
city real estate only.
D.. D.. STAPLE eco,
Real Estate aud Loan Agents,
an 28G2g-2t IIO3 Mann street.
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WANTED. 4 PURCHASER FOR \

W WFLL-LSTABLIsHED GENERAL MEk-
CAMILLE BUSINESS ou fhc the1. re.he and
Onto railway. with cash -alH amounting to over
slO.OOO per auuuni. which will Do sold "a l0nr
time. Post flee Box G37. mp 22-2J&2y'
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4 IL KINDS OF
M

GEORGE =. STACY, 1905 AND0
" 1907 MAIN STREET, has an mc "a
NOVELTIES Ia PARLOk AND CnAM-M
Der FURNITURE. The ASDRfMS'tl
FOLDING PARLOR-BED isa WONDER.
call aud see Tor yourself. steam Elevator @
an parts OF the house. APP 2s-3m
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O. FOR \ SPLENDID BOYS SUIT
% tarc AZ To- l. ycarsI 80 thc
MISFiT STORE, 9l2 Main street.
Omen evening tan
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WANTED. A GERMAN WOMAN -

w cock. wash aud iron for p small family a.
the country. single preferred. Apply 20
ALBtRI :. ANDREWS,
Granite post-ofice. Chesterfield county. VA.
ap 29.Su&1u2t#
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g IN COR 4 GOOD PAIR OF
CI.OU WORKING PANTS worth double the
: money. MiSflT STORE, 9l2 Main street.
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MISrIT STORE.

NfERCHANT-TALORS' MISFIrS.
vi ror explanation OF The same call az
MISEIT SHORT, 9l2 Main street,
IommcUcial-Ilbh huildtug.
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OOK AT OUR MAGNIFICENT DIS
Il PLAY OF SIN and S~ATtN-llNFD SUITS
we are selling 40 hJli price.
MlSFlI STOGF, 912 Main street.
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WANTED. The SEtIION-ON NEko
W OF LAKEWOOD CEMETERY 10 bncw that
they can be supplied viii ai Kinds % FLOW tHHi
PLANTS. aud SHRUB az the cemetery az lowest
market prices. ond trneplauted free - chargc
notice. V. :. DICKINSON,
. 95-WX~u2ts superintendent.
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JVULIAM If. sUTHEkLANDc5
# Sons.
gTENIsHING VNDEPTAKEES,
NAN sIELLI " ~IFENIHANp tIGhi'
Am tniugs requisite. including nOral designs,
crane md glDves. and robes. MLIALLi'. Np'D
and CIOIH CASLs and CA>kLIS.
Country aud telegraph orders promptly hiled Jay
and ulch'. mh 10y 'p1"
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W CALI>T. salary. 500. LADY Music
TEACHERS for southern schools lnd college,.
send for circulars.
SOUTHERN SCHOOL AGENCY.
l-3. Church street,
an % -W.SaE@u3 Nashville. Tenn.
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TORN slIIthS! IAl II VII pay
X highest market price, Tor CORN, HlAf snf
-IU-Ck~ deliverable a. railroad depot ur 90 nayl-
cable streame. Bags furnished free. amt settlement
made by bin.iadiug weight. Correspondence CO.
irltad. CHARLIE J.. TODD,
southwest corner Twelfth and Cary streets.
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.sOUTHANP1oN POLITICs-HEAvY CIVIL
D0ckEI6 in G%REENsyILLE \ CHESTER
FIELD CIRCUIT COURTs-REvENuE STATS
rios
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FIFTY

II M I'D, FTFIl TWT-MNhEhNl
" with STEMNTRS. for tobacco-ftct0ry no
Winston. y. G.. ready % start at IL O'Clock Mon
day. J.P.J USIlS.
1p 2S-2t~ y Fifteenth -tIrrt.
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900 SUITS or NERCHANT-TAiL-
ZOO OG>' NiSFV CLOTHING 90 S5,-s. -,
auI ~lo. Original Tricc SIS Oh so. Decided
l.rglfus DC vcCan 10 Sou.
Ni~FU. ~STOBE;ol2 Man street.
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LOCAL NOTES.

From Wednesdays Daily.
p, J. Monaghan is in from Barker.
Grai,am's teams arrived yesterday
loaded with coal.
Tom Clary returned yesterday from a
trip to Fort Assinaboine.
f. E. Bywater, of Sand coulee, came
in Yesterday after supplies.
Major Edwards came in from his
ranch yesterday for supplies.
Sam Kohlberg returned yesterday
from q business trip to Barker.
Dan Dutro will leave for the Snow
creek district Friday to continue work
OH his mines.
Lieut.. FL. d. Huntington arrived from
Fort A~ssinaboine yesterday and is at the
Grand Union.
Pres. Lewis and Al. Hutchison's
teams will go to Barker and load with
bullion for Billings.
J. NJ. ArnouX came in on the Barker
coach yesterday. He reports harvesting
in full progress on Highwood.
Chas. Walkers teams will 90 from
Sun River to Barker to load bullion for
the Clendenin mining and smelling
company.
The mule train of Perron, Wall &
GAIA arrived yesterday with 25, 900 feet
of lumber, consigned to Murphy, Mac
Law & Co. and w. S. Wetzel.
The Black Hills left Milk river on her
return trip the 10th inst. and is now
we'll up the river. She will come as
near to Benton as Joe Todd can get.
jim Massie and three or four others
leave for Highwood this morning we'll
supplied with guns and fishing tackle
and a due allowance of ammunition.
Owing to the illness of the foreman
the meeting Of the hose company, which
was to have been held last evening, has
been-pestponedun Friday evening"
A }Ed/Kelly, who returned from the Te-
ton yesterday, reports having seen q
wolves ia one pack near his ranch. 1t
! must have been a pretty good day for
\ Wolves -
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To-day you can kill buffalo,. moose,
elk, Fdeer, grouse, prairie chickens, fool
hens, p%heasants and quail, wild geese
Ind ducks. The laws barrier is re-
moved until January LIST. ,asva
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1883-08-22

w. G. Jones returned yesterday from
a trip to Sun River, Great Falls, and
other points in the upper country. He
is very much pleased with that part Of
Montana.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1883-08-22

Acting Assistant Sssufgeo4aF. J. Adams
has been relieved from duty at Fort
Stevenson, Oak, and ordered to report
to the commanding officer at Fort ASST
naboine, M. r., for assignment to duty.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1883-08-22

Mr.. John j.. Miller, father Of L. w.
Miller, one of the prosperous wool grow
ers Of the Judith, arrived yesterday
from his sons ranch and will leave for
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1883-08-22

T. c.. Power 81 Bro. have sold twelve
of Woods self-binding reapers this sea-
son, and could have disposed of half a
dozen additional if they had had them.
The progressive farmers of Montana be-
4lieye in labor-saving machinery.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1883-08-22

The awning in front of the Overland
hotel has been taken down and it makes
quite a change in the appearance of the
house-a change for the better, we
think. To-day the front of the hotel
will be treated to a coat of paint.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1883-08-22

We said upper Teton, not upper Vel
lowstone, if-you please.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1883-08-22

Kyle Price has returned from the
north. He went as far as Fort Conrad
with his band of steers driven from
here, and then proceeded to Old Agency
to start north another band of about $50
head.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1883-08-22

. Ed Kelly, who returned from the Te-
ton yesterday, reports having seen q
Involves ia one pack rear his ranch. 1t
must have been a pretty good day for
!. wolves.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1883-08-22

The Blackfeet Of the Northwest terri
tory sensibly agreed to omit the torture
from their sun dance programme. As a
result the performance will probably be
to the average red skin a good deal like
Hamlet with Hamlet left out.