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The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-03-07
Produce Market Roport

BUTTE. NJ. r., March q, lS8;
The following are the whOlesall
peicss paid by merchants aud l,otel
Keepers fo1 the commodities cnunler'
ated, delivered from the wagon
Price list carefully corrected every
Saturday:
Flour Ruby Valley, XXXX, ts.6l
per cwt.
" Mil Greek, NXXX, $3.50
percwt:
Kan&as xxxx 3l.7j.
Baker,, 3l.35.
Mill Greek, New Process. $500.
(3allatim, $50 per cwt.
Union Mills, New Prsres, Cream,
Of the Valley, >4.OO
Ruby Valley, lnew psUeess) $50
Union Mills xxx Snow 6ske,
o3.I'.
Utah Common, So,
Utah Choice, $3.50.
Graham, >i.0O.
Wheat per lb.. =! cts., fair demand.
Oats, 32OOat ESQ.
Butter, per H., 35ta 70 cts.
Ear, per dosen, $50 - cts.
Corn Neal, 6.
Beef, carcass, s cts.
Beets, 81 cts. per ID.
Hay per ton, )23M IS
RaiDed Hay, per ton, 4:s.Gs q
Cheese, l8(~0 cts.
harley, &. ::6(D 9. 50 PER cwi.
Dried beams, Montana, : Cts.
Mutton, 10 CITE.
Pork, dressed, II ct.. per IL.
Veal, l:s cts. per ID.
Chickens, q 9 $3.50 per dozen.
Wood, $3.50 @ $500
Rutabagas, ] cts. per II.
Potatoes, $l.75@!.6 ? cwt.
&ausage, Is cts. per H..
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-03-07

.opoooAl alep0oGh . ~ Gjo9.
OoDEN, Utah, March "a I'm
bs"ke .a:t Early thk morning n
0eill's iAssnt market. Tbo flames
sap1dly spssad t. L. II. Ads1s' eo0-
niasio0 ho0se, Lsnts grocery stogs
a0d g. johns meat market, which
wess totally consumed, toesthss with
~ hsgoe postioa q TIE ooatents.
TbO a0ount a looo cannot b d.
Djeely aseeetniDed today, bot viii
~ beleo than @l2y go, partially In
sarsd IN Eastern companies. The
1so = sapposod to b the work Of
iDoo0dioIy.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-03-07

Ths NUNS ntnisg rspestse teek
st1p thsoQgh ~ Neulboa yostardAy
md Seond the misc leeking veil d
evegy lsvs), steDe a.d Asi1k IL
Go0t6West aod southanst 1ri(le ftoen
~ - wsst esaso- ct ase beiag VIZ.
eseooly dsivea. To seothvest
1g1e ~ a6vaoood - TT a ~
)oaOo fto0 re wost esonDeot. The
ledOe b Sboving - lne and slasdD
ct sight Sset VIZ, IN quarts. The
soo(Aoast dsilt, whlah W. Started
1T vook, = % tea lbek The veln =
vjosoing and lsskiag vsll. Al ~
sofoo ~ beea s(Deted a ~ -
neetA vein, aad b b Q Ane body a
~ vhieh eaEsias hssvy virs alvse.
Tbe wsst deie fte0 ~ ~ eoodnues
u Geed ~ 81 ~ - stePs Il ~
- aso pgodUelag their usual eutpat.
After . stsady sua q slxty-1ve Aays
~ Mill ~ beea ohot dovn ~
gsassal sepalss sines Fsiday, and
vim start ~ aeain tedsy.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-03-07

Soae oaosaSs
III 1ooog1ARA Oog11o 'oQ
n oslnss ln.s7Aeav,&, 49,.
ona1og-lnQoetane 49,.
t'eo Pam -. 0aaaAean.
rhs lGssaaae Osepsr C.ue..y
eeooo0j6 vssk b - Cs)un -.
y - thae psink vhsss ~ eseeee
~ eeoeoane . ovssaDese aboue lieey
ssne0 e oliver pse ~. en0eject
80 b taeso 81, - sspply ~ baase-
tes0ooe, ~ lve naetioR hnRnee..
nqsls0 ~ s1saAy m q saght
saleiniag furnaces - ealains -
en-, tvo0sss salsinlag Ahsnaapas,
psoeoD q eoastsuesloa 81 II.
6esohsin s9psses - s1ase thsa -
thb voek.
Al seesneO 90 ylls = ssastiag
ID e1eo heags. thslAtese still inegeas.
~. We esasAed Aiteea heaes a.A
weeo inlbensed that sash ee.,tolae
fseo testy te1ly teas q coarse 81.
The Int e1a0 90 Atoa he mine b
ehlp9ed segasaesly, psehabiy 10
9aglaod, a0s - ~ nalas.
Upoo askiag II. Rasohsin ~
a0esse q ~ Os0Paay's 1seeuav
pseduetloo, - answered 'A6ar
~ sloekAoldels so di,eetss
1a1ly inabsDed .spsa that suAjeet
threaga s0r regular ssPssts, aod 4
WsoA Mt oeeur - ths0 - sook
lalbs0atiss thssagA . sswspapee."
Oar Sspsstse thsaght e vas -
s1eeedlagly modest wy q saying
4 w. Dobedy's basineD e1eept hi |
eeopoay's, aad delsoed lsea further |
inquiry - ~ soA)eek Preparations |
ass bslng na6s - slnk ~ ut q
~ Cs1uss - . 1sptA e(Aoo ~.
Having u10sgs1ee0 thaE III. Raao-
hsla ~ sssestly jssshassa lIsty-|
1vs sssss q hsa lyiag nsstA q ~
neeeaos OspPse onsl11; with ~
ln1estjes q sgeeting veeas Of hlD
M y nsaE Copper ssss, inqsisy W.
nooo q thae Ooolje0aa = - ~
truth Il ~ SsposI III. Roanhei0
DhsaGDoa hi sAouldesD and romask-
-, "1oo WsaeAse today" Au0
vhieh ~ inlbe ut - = q = ~
Isaag 70 sseee . euseon espPse
I0o)tos.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-03-07

0itaAat0ns ~ Two ladies', one a houss.
Beopoe aoe NE 0else1 Ia take care " cllth1-
!en. No oe)ectlo0s to leaving ljss city or
0ov0lSo9. A1dsssS. y. q. H.,
sos Boets CITY, u. r,
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-03-07

Hon. W0. J. 0albeaith arrived q
Der Lodge last Noaday from ~
9eateA He b expeeted hsss o. Frl'
day q Saturday seat
Hea. !. &. Rebinsea arrived ftou
DesR Ledgs Monday evening. HI
win rsoajn IL Tie city dssiag III
approaching session q The Distsiel
Coo1t.
Mc Jassph A. Hyde b In rsesjpl
oe . letter fton Jsdgs A. ]. Davis
dated at Paris o. January 9oth.
Jedes Davis ~ sajeyiag The lux
usjss Il The Partisan capital and W.
a. the eve q biz departure fog R,ase.
The Silver Bow min = running o.
6houhar, Fig so1 Poser oCs.
Six ham q Anoeooda and fooP Of
Alice were shipped yesterday, valued
q >l3, ~
Rev. Mt. Wilcox ol Booe0au will
have charge q ~ PFssbytssian
ehsreh rsesatly eeuanisod at Beaten.
Wood River passe1gess can travel
~ rail - lhr - ShesAooe after the
1oth int, that being ~ da1s Axed
b. The o. 8. L. ca, 1eeoPeoieR thjef
seaeloa at that paint
Thaaks % tbe NlxEa's tiasely
waning, the svssiag lsainasy 1t
- peo6en OF light "a The peo0ised
in1ietioa Of . lengthy criticism a
the htsgasy exercises q the Robert
Em0et a1nivessaey.
The Chicago nilliosgs, - viii -
ssea ty advsstiss0sat slsevhese II
today's NlxsR, viii ystasn 70 Butte
shogtly and opeo 6 thsir Cd staod
with Q veil ssjected sock Of milli-
nssy a.d hsey gssds.
The most impestant enc disposed
q ID ~ police eoart yestseday W.
That q Two ureAins changed with
aghting over . game q 1sasbl0.
They Weso discharged upeo the
peooiss q thslr passats - admins
lee . psopse aPqlIeaGiea u bissh.
0e1tls0so VITO ~ veil pested
.bo:.t ldaho aAhiss think IL A.
Dosnesassat u the appeintDest asd
Il John n. I,wia -
Govssnee q ehat Tesst1ogy = %
Desoe, aod that Tie Dispatch sheold
Aave rod 6eesstasy insleed q Gov.
The 0lnls a CaljlosRis hae brought |
~ aDalnst The Cestsal Paei1e B. II.
%. ~ >l,Sl2 -. ths anesnt a
uasssse psid by the STATE - ~
Ds0qasy's bosds under . guaranty
gooeged iDtoia 1854, alleging failass a
,eotsaet o. tbs psrt u the b. r.
The lizard q eoasty coo0issioo.
ID oeeupjed Tie satire ssssje0 yn-1
sg6av ID ao6itjng bills aCnjnst ~
ounty. Neoe a ~ aeeoanls aete1
100 vsse q special inesessG TIE
,oasd has . laEys amount a sooGlDe
vssk beebse 4, Win whioh L win -
eeopled 0using ~ Ssaala6er e ~
-. II eoost hooDo matter nv
IS y vsoGhsa antil ~ special Dsse-
~ vhioh ~ booo eal)o6 lbe Do1t
lanin1 j
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-03-07

James Ncvey. . blacksmith be-
eeen arreseeti st Omaha for csuutos-
leiting and showing silver. A large
amount ct we'll executed bogus dol
lan, halves and quarters were found
IN hs possession; togsther with dice
Tor the same.
Lord Wolse3ey be- adopted . cuat
of arms With two wolves q support.
60 and the family motto: Homo
Aossipj l,tpsss. According to the tier.
ads CooIeHe-Arms; argent, . talbot,
passaat: gu)es, . crescent for dinef.
enee. Crest: ont q ducal coronet,
. Wolfs head. ppr.
Father Chopelle, who married Sen
ato9 Tabor % Nm. NcCourt, says
that he'd b known that both parfj<e
had pasDod through The divorce
courts b would have refused 20 col.
sanniso ~ marriage. He further
av0vS that - ~ deceived BY the
pastiss - ths wedding.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-03-07
Local News.

Local News.
Ssoo ~ Daily q 1aooaAv.
Prof. Leabed's 1aaelaG aan6sny
hss beea rsoeved - Reoshev Hail.
Eleht bars q Ais bulllea wee
shipped yesterday valssd It sll, ~
The dry goods a.d e'ethias stess
srs beginning to receive thsir sPsisg
goodA
Thb mooth y nolab6o - eootoin-
ing Avs ThusDdays. Give Fsj6ayS aaa
6ve Saturday.
A marry Of saOw q Ten o'e)0ck ~
pight threatsoed . tssnjnotioo o1tho
pleasant wsathss.
The Dswly sSested eosoty lseasus-
IN throsghost ~ Territory assumed
The dstiss a tbsir o0es ysstssdAy.
Three psiseeen naosd 0ress,
Durhsm, and DillaEd, ssWsd their
WY ost a The Hs1sos jill Saturday
night.
Chaslss 6ehjssla0sehasspeoedhi ~
Wholesale liqsses1sse ID ~ lGasooie
Temple bslldlag. Il b 90 q ~
basdsooest stoess II ~ city.
i W. the Legislative Couneil,
ns,ssd q the City Cssssii il us).
esa, vhIeh 11od skaGiag INK
l,esssss ae >s&oO pse nseth.
TIE Hesls tsIsPAess lie b eeo-
p,etsd and b now IL oPssaejes, co..
Meeting 0leadale With Hoela CITY,
with IN insteumoot q ~ oooeoaeen-
toeat Noevood.
The Lsidesksaas s6olable q
Caplies Hall Sunday evening, Va
avsry sajeyab,s party. TIE svssiag |
vas pjsasastly passed II ssslal eea-
vsrsatloo, 0usie ana daoeiag.
when kssa appsti1e. indsesa ~
~ healthy s8ssslsssf skating, sag.
-. IN. tho.~at afa,.Aee. A.|
n,ar l.neh. Tie S,nein g Raviliea
Rlev,Hed Dinine Ream = aeeeaIihae
-. - ns.AHeSA.an
A.. h.Av.r aa~>..
.Gr...k vaaHraav N ~ vinae feau
~ 10 1T level q ~ An. The
- ninine ,euhaan. = ~ - ~
M. = o..ess.ea 49,. mkeav A.
=. s,aloe,etesilv aeivci
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-03-07

The LITTER Aowasai~ nplsing cranl
b again trying to justify his misssp
reosotallons on the eeppes question;
dsvoting half . esla0n yesterday Il
. hreieal aryumsst jntentjsd 70 show
that beeaass The Coluss orc carries
30 pr ton In s;lccr the Nontana
Copper Co0pany's output AZ cope,
nnst b larger tl,sn stated BY the
Ons Of The most attractive adjunesa
a the Skating Pavilion b the Eli.
waited Dining Room, which b cop
piled with oil the appurtenanees Of .
Asst-clas reo(auraut.
a deputsaion Of the leading New
York dry gods houses appeared
Thunday beiore the Executive Com
mittee q the trunk lines 10 uEye ~
eoaD60eot3on On west bound tSa0c,
o30tWiDH2he present classification b
u4j0se and injurions to baoiness aud
that . higher relative change y made
o. sheetings than On any other tax
tie llhgjeo,
Nm. Landry and Fre,ldie 0eb-
Aa19t 0ade the Journey from Chicago
- New York IN the dfaWing ron0 Of
. Pel)maa palace ear which Fredilis
hod expees6ly soGaged lor TIE Lily.
01l10g the tour1ey from Pittsbaiy
~ No. Ynek tl>o 1wm naaaas,SaG1 Aho
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-03-07

IAkea Up.
49, % ~ peo0tsee o. q about FEB. q.
~. 90 Ho40 COW; 10 uaarhD o. 6eands, horns
es06on 49, 1gueled. AlsO. y0nny calf.
I'VE 0G0)X uoyS ~. ne owner u rrquesieI
e psovo pe0po9ey. pay charge aud taks
snsS ~: Gro. W. 1AsLiS.
Taken Up.
~ ~ subscrioee, o. o. about the lst OF
teo9oesy. loo. 90 marc mule. u q q :
hands hieh, dan o0sored, With black stripe
along oock. also black 1inoD round legs.
The owner ID reQ0ooted % 0govS r1Upsrty,
pay charges aud oeee1er away.
.- HARRY GAeSET.
1eCe@e.W-3W silver Row junction.
Sheriff. Sale,
-Paeeick F0x. plaintiff. against 'rhosnas
1heSs0's sale On the Eth day ut Mavris.
4. ID. lSso. ot3 o'cl0cG ,. -, % frsNi vi the
s6eSi0S odleo In The CTS o. Butte. county
q silver Bow, y. r., oil q the right. title
and interest thoe the oefenaant had lsl the
2lth day o. April lss:, Of which he hxs
since acquired In and TO th0oo certain min
lug claims kn0Wn ~ the Consolidated HnOW
Dim mining elalm. situate Ia summit Val
~ Mining District. silver 0Ow lOaniy.
Dassd this :3i day Of rebruary. A. u.
lSk;. GEO. ". IRWIN. H..
sheriff At silver Bow C0uoty, ~. r.
~ He. bodily. Dcputy. sa6e6 s-w Nv
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-03-07

1seeass Csspse oasl1w; Win ~
in6s0t6e0 q sgoetinG Wssks Of III
eva - tssat es1Sse ssss, isqsisy w
0o0o q thae Oooe)o0on - = IL
truth q ~ yspess. NJ. Raunheio
sAsuGDed his sheoldeu and rouask-
q, ''Ass vsaGAse te-day." fpo
which ~ inlbe thae - = q = ~
ge1ag % sseee . eUsooa Copper
s0o)tef.
II 0o0o00a 1om6aenA.
TAs l(llo CITY Arss pshaiaAss ~
lb)lewlag aeeesnt q ~ Aaspesa1e
ssoeososse bstvssa II. ]. Hepps ard
Hs1sey WaleenL q Deoomaa 1T
wssk, With resulted h ~ deaEh q
~ lattse: "1Eso . esstlssan jsst
arrived fto0 Beos0aa ~ have
sseslved ths lbllsviag pastieulens q
q ~ killing u thae plaee q RnAsey
Waltsss b ex-0hssj1 John Heppe
- ~ 2lst insl Tbe dlepate, Il
appe.u. .,ors 1pn a - ~ 49,
q . faro hank IT, evsnin1 nitovinna
- ~ sheoeiag. o. the night u ~
aliay the postiee uet In q sn,nine
hall and ysaewod their quarrel, Whso
HepPs pslled biz Esvolvse, Walbsn
lslIowing innsdistsly. Bsesse Hop
- seold sbeee Waltsss ~ rseehed
III 80 and rreaeinR ~ uus.le n
fherrs n. i.n.e1 - r,saavi.. ~
laeealv IN ~ Irea.v,a ~. ~
ueu thsu elinshed "a q dsfoeenae |
s.e.ea leaeine aevoe.i nin-
,aes IN With Heeeo M saves.lv
~ >i.hed. Prie>i. inAaa,paa 40
eeeasnAel - "a WalAnn unn.uauf- |
-. valkea 10 N. roon tvehioe1. dle. |
ta.t He liv,a tv.ntv-aix ham
sster being shet and NJ esassisss to |
he last. Heees N. arreuHed and |
Iallsd immedioiely aleer the death q |
=. ...,- IA ~ ..nn...~s
=. eH.
~ ~, -" 49, WIT, ~:
1890 frnn HI sea~eeh."
1roC .---.-I
~ ..esaa,scA,er - TseoS,v. ~
.,ss -.s q - .~m
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES !
u.-....
John O'Neil, ~, therusGli1g hard
v.r, uaa> a Daar Loaee. h In IL
~ ~
ny
]
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HEI1uA, II. r., Narsh &, loos.
Ths Hesss - day eoaeasssd II the
Cooneil aDoodments b ~ jolnt No
GoutleG psoviding abr . Tsssitosial
eoovsotie0 b frame q cooetltuttoo
1oe aaoqtjeo by ~ psop1o pgsqosar
wy 70 making aPplIeatioa for Men
tana's admissjon b the sistesheod q
ola1ss. Ths aa.ssanssts psovids
~ ~ e1se1ieo Il de3egn1es Who win
serve without pay. This setsos -
soso ~ hol1jng a ~ Coostitalseo-
q eoovs0tie0. Tho bill IL - aet -
Ea0ovo The Tsgriteeial Capital %
Dsos0as, intIodoesd ~ Mantle,
~ Indefinitely postpoasd. This
s0sstaally dispeses q The bill which
W. satlrsly hseieal and never IL
teo6od b bosomo . NV. Hoooo bill
s. eom0oaly k1own - The printing
lin, Was returned % tho Heuoe WITH
ct TIE 0overnee's approval The
vsto was sustained ~ . vote u II %
II.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-03-07

The Deoteo RxU sAys ~ GQotp'
ment q ~ Alosls G8pe61eioo Dow
eennnislng thege, win eeosse q 80
ssalss bsll, ~ basssls vhiky. 80
49, annn tehoeeo and tWo soohD q
lsor. anA saspsiss = s1Dssssed
~ - 0oeh 0soay = sqoo06ssea
II ~ anG1o agt3o)e q DoaR.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-03-07

0ap11ol 0ouDovol IN ,n0o-mnnol
ooo-n30gk An0o9aA3oo-
n 0GAool I0U.
0poelno 0lQaoeA O0o lguRa
Hama. N.T, lGassh 8, lsoA
!. II ~ 0ease today ~ eape1nl
gs0ovol IN ~ Ssobssed - Ne ESQ.,
0iltoe - toVDo cd eoootioa.
4 Dsw hin - ehanGo ~ beoodnr
No q Js1Sssse0 aoA silver DeV
eoonties, soas - lsavs woedville
withio ~ limit . q Jo0bsDoa eouney,
~ istso0Desd asd Vim pen.
h sailroaA taxatjoa hin w. oon-
sl6esed ID eo0mitteo q ~ vhe1e
ana SePesoed baek with advesse -.
oo00on0o13oo.
1bo so6ool NV W. rod Q third
60o cd paseol. IL limits ~ oea-
pooanG6eo q eoasty sapeslDtsoAssts
to0, - ~ an1o0, pes1ib Ws0eo
- veee ~ sebool tsaseees, pgohlbolD
~ Aistinetiea il ~ psblie sshse)s
- aeeealt Il sace a cejer, aod pro-
vi60 ~ compulsory edueatjoa.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-03-07

rue new u0leoeMD q ~ MO 0r1.
saSs arrived yesess6ay. Thy aso
regulation pattern, eeasisting q ~
est leaaber bs)t, shit with navy
blue trinninGs, asA lssthse 1T Win
seetl guards, IN bsasing ~ injtialb
h. }. b. No !. A gard 1spastDsot
blowout wesId now b % ~e6se.
For instances, . gsand parade b wind
~ with . 0romao'o holl.
Roy Tousley, Tie escaped csovist,
sssSsndessd % Tie o0oosD Sunday
n'oEnisg and M taken baek % ~
Pssitertiasy yestssfay. Ansshb -
eaps from the hasQalal - hid ct d
eesns and sstheases, su1ssiag tssEl.
by With hk anpsAassa ibut asd
Without tooa ise Thirty hesss. Co.
e'sdtng escape W. inpsaelisab)o -
sse'dea to ssssssdee. ssd Win NV
serve ost The remaiodes a BIZ soveo
yeas5 seatsnes.
u b . miolakon j6aa thot IL Unk
'ea 6lalss DistsjeG Attorney =
!sqsIred to keep hi e0ee q ~ eae-
''ai u ths Territory. He b oily
required u attend eousts s0lljng ~
~ dsses0inaaies u Unieed Skates
osssasas Thsse eosrte ase hold q
oeesoAo, as)eaa and Dooe Lodeo
H. Dewitt Win eeotinue . rpa1de n
as'as. bib ehoses hsoe, anA - II
.ee active dbehasgs q hi dueies -
=. 'asgs elisata0s hsss, vhsa ~
a'see away - hosiness ~ ~ 80.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-03-30
Sorghum Sugar Works Sale.

STERLING, Kas., March 29.-The works of
the Kansas Sugar and Syrup company were
sold to-day to syndicate of eastern capt.
talists, the most of whom are interested in
the Champaign, H.. sugar works. The,
company will adapt these works to the
manufacture of sugar from sorghum
syrup, according to the Champaign meth
cd, and will invest $25O,0O0 for the pur-
pose and to establish auxiliary mills
throughout this section for making syrup,
which will be reduced to sugar at the Ster-
ling works. This enterprise is expected to,
revolutionize the sorghum sugar business,
IN this state and will 20 doubt give great
impetus to the cultivation of the sorghum
cane in Kansas.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-03-30
which ne was sentenced to ninety days in
the Workhouse
Where to Hold Town meetings.


The town of Rose Hill, Cottonwood
county, has discovered that township has
got to conform to state law In reference to
when and where it holds its town meetings
without giving notice in its warrant cali
Ing the same. This town, at its annual
meeting, in 1882, voted to hold the cleo
lions OF the town III another section of the
town. The consequence was that one meet
Ing was held at the place so designated,
while the board of supervisors got their
backs up and called and held another town
meeting at q school hOuse-a different 10.
cation from the old place of holding
the meetings, and still different from
where another portion of the voters were
IN session according to the vote of 1882.
INC consequence was that two full boards
or town officers were elected and an appeal
was MIDI 20 Attorney General Hahn to
ueciue who was who, and which was
which.
They have been promptly accommodated
By the attorney general, who rules that
previous notice of a change of place for
holding elections must be given in the
warrant calling the meeting in which such
change may be voted on, and that as a con-
sequence Rose Hill is now bIossomino
without any legal board of town officers.
which will necessitate the calling of a
special election to make one of that char
acter.
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THE q. Il. II.

Arranging for Decoration Day-Soldiers
MOnument-Co-ope Societies.
The Garfield and Acker posts, G. A. R..
this city, held joint meeting last even
ing to complete arrangements for the OBJ
servance of Decoration day. 1t was de-
cided that Garfield post should have the
general direction of the arrangements.
calling upon Acker post for such assist
ance upon working committees as may be
desired.
The matter OF a soldiers monument was
brought up and a committee of seven ap-
pointed TO report plan OF organization
and operations, as follows:
Col. W. h. Ell. Taylor, chairman; Capt.
II. A. Castle, R. A. Becker, J. J. McCardy,
Edward Siminton, Theo. Sanders and E.
f. Kenrick. This committee will meet at
the residence of Col. Taylor the evening
Of April 10, to consider the matter of the
report.
Next Thursday evening Garfield post
will hold meeting for the purpose of ex-
planning the workings of ladies society
to work in connection with the Posts in the
advancement of their objects.
1t Is also proposed to organize here a
Veterans Sons association. This is an or
ganiZation composed of the sons of ex-sol-
diers, sixteen years of age and over. Parties
who are eligible to join such an organiza-
ton are requested to be present at the
meeting next Thursday evening, or to
hand IN their names to Mr.. r. A. Becker.
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A GENTLEMAN.

Worcester defines gentleman as ga person of
polish and refinement No man, no matter
how thorough gentleman he may be, receives
the amount of respect and regard he deserves.
unless he is neatly and becomingly dressed.
To dress STYLISHLY and NEATLY, and at
the same time ECONOMICALLY, is a question
which comes right home to every SENSIBLE
MAN. We have made special efforts this season.
and without boasting) are prepared to show the
FINEST, LARGEST, and BEST SELECTED
stock of Gentleman's SPRING SUITS, LIGHT
WEIGHT OVERCOATS, FURNISHING GOODS.
HATS and CAPS ever shown under one roof in
Minnesota. Ask to see our great ALL WOOL
SfRING OYERCOAT, for $500 mine dollars, )
Lot CAT.
Out Of town orders receive careful and promp
attention.
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THE COURTS.
Supreme Co,s,.t-Octobe, Ter,

Supreme COWrt-Octobes Term.
Alfred B. Taylor, appellant, VS.. John B.
Mueller and John Heinrich, partners as
Mueller q Heinrich, respondents.
Evidence held and considered insufficient
to show an unconditional acceptance of
grain (sold by sample) before its delivery
at the place agreed on, so as to preclude
the buyers from neglecting it, or discover
ing it to be inferior to sample.
To constitute binding acceptance un-
der contract otherwise involved by the
statute of frauds, there must be some un-
equlvocal act or contract on the part of the
buyer manifesting an intention to accept
and appropriate the goods as owner.
A special or particular usage at a par
t1cular place, to affect the construction of
contract, should appear to have been
established and presumptively or in fact
known when the contract was made.
Where it appeared on a motion for a
new trial, made on the ground of after dis
covered evidence, that the person by whom
the proposed evidence is expected te be
given, was witness on the former trial
for the moving party, but was not sxamin-
ed IN relation thereto because the attorney
calling him was unwilling to risk his an
swers IN consequence of outside statements
made to him by the witness, who he knew
was so connected with the transaction as
to be probably familiar with the facts: hello
that the motion was properly denied.
The order denying new trial should be
ah1rmeo. VANDERBURGH, J.
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Invitation to a Conference.

CINCINNATI, March 29.-The mayor of
the city, president of the chamber of com
merce and large number of leading mer-
chants have forwarded to-day an official
invitation to the executive committee of
the National Cotton Planters association.
which meets at Yicksburg, Miss, on Mon
day next, to visit Cincinnati for the pur-
pose of comforting with citizens in regard
to locating the worlds industrial and cot
ton centennial exposition in this, city. It
Is understood that special car will be
placed at the disposal of the committee if
the invitation is accepted.
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The Late Lnrenzn AIIfs

The remains of the late Lorenzo AlIis.
whose death at Trenton, N. j., Monday
last, as heretofore announced in the
GLOBE, viii reach st. Paul and be taken in
charge by the family this morning. Ow-
ing to illness, Mrs. DeCon, daughter of de-
ceased, and with whom he was visiting at
the time of his death, could not accompany
the remains, and will not be present at the
obsequies, which will take place tomorrow
afternoon at 2 O'Clock, from the church of
the Good Shepherd (EpiscopaD, with which
deceased was connected, Rev. Mr.. Pope
officiating. The following prominent
lawyers of the city will officiate as pail
bearers: Judge James Gilfllan, Il. L. Will
iams, James B. Beals, II. j. Horn, John B.
Brisbin md II. E. Mann