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Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1883-09-12
O. d. ARMSTRONG. Register.


LAND OFFItE Af HunoS d. T. Aug 9 isV3
Notice 4 hereby gwen that tie following named
settler has nled notiee ms intention mako fnai
proofs support " his claim and secure fnsl ent
thereof aud that said proof OF himself and winsss.s
win be made before the Judge or Clerk OF rourt ~
record IN and for Hand county d. r. ON Thursday tle
Goth day Of September lss3 via Louis Walton der
hfs ID No a5ni series. southeast section IS
town iif range g. aud he names the following wit.
neases 10 prove his continuous Residence upon and
cultivation % safe tract viz John McCuIlock cha,
Mccullock. y. NJ. Mead aud Claus Eyer all Of nii.
Ter. ID. T. a. B AnMsrROSa Register
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1883-09-12

LAND OYFICE Al HuRos, ID r, Aug, 4, 1883
Notice Is hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice of his intention to make
nnal proof in support Of his claim and secure ii nal
entry thereof, and that said proof will be made be-
fore Judge Clerk OF court of record in aud for
Hand county ID, T. on Saturday the % day of Sep
tenber, lSsS via Cyrus Sipes under bis pra-emp-
ton No 1901 series, for the northwest 4 section 2s
town 100, range Gs and he names the following
witnesses 10 prove his continuous residence upon
and cultivation OF said tract viz. fred Hueston
Charles Armstrong. Alex. wingard and Phlneus
Meyer, all of MillerDT, G.BARAsrRoNd. Re gster,
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1883-09-12
LAsp otIIck Ar HrnoN. D. Z .sept {. lssa.

IAAsD UFIlrk AT HvRoN, y. T,Sept Z, 1888.
Notice Is hereby given that the following named
settler has hlsd notice Of his intention TO make
proof In support OF his claim and secure final en-
try thereof and that said proof viii be made before
Benjamin y. Payne, Esq. Judge of the probate
court Ia and for Hand county ~ T. at Miller y. 4,
Tfesdsy, the g2d day ot pctah"r, lseSl viz
August Carlson under his =. D. =. No z0i. for the
southeast i section 2, town ll3. range 69 and he
names the following witnesses 70 prove his con
tinuous resileIcs upon and cultivation OF said tract
Nih. 4. T. Jeb.eH aSa GSGrsc Lyons 0! ncc Hright-
and tIeo ". Thomas and +. II. Anderson of Miller
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1883-09-12

LAND OFFICE AT RURoS, ID I Aug 3, 1883.
Notice Is hereby given that the following named
settler has fled notice Of his intention TO make hpal
proof In support oi his claim and secure final entry
thereof and that said proof will be made before the
Judge Or Clerk OF court Of record IN and for Hand
county, Tor Sat the 9Th day OF October 1883 viz:
George Otto under his presumption u s No. H94i
series, for the northeast 4 section $, town sG4
range Gs, and he names the following witaesseg 90
prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation
Of said tract. viz: Edward McMaipes. Edward DoEB-
hoe, Hermond KyGl Henry kyel, all Of Miller u r.
aagi5 q, B. ARMSTRONG RR.ister.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1883-09-12
LAxp orrIcr AZ IrnoN. D. 7. AM. 4

LAND OFFICE At HURON, u. 4. Aug, e. lSs3
Notice - hereby given that the following named
settler has ed notice Of his intention 10 make nal
proof in support OF his claim and secure nal entry
thereof and that said proof win be made before !
Judge OF Clerk of court Of record in and for Hand
county, U 4, on Saturday the 20 day Of septem her
leoS. W. Charles Armstrong. under his preemption
No. 2l02 series. for the northwest X section ss
town 100 range e. and ho names the foiIowipe
witnesses 10 prove his continuous residence upon
aud cultivation Of ssid tract va. Cyrus Sipes Cha
HshoF phlnpr, MNfsr heN1ndtf wiusafd ali ~
Millsr, u 4. &c ARNsfRoSG, Register
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1883-09-12
LAxp orrIoE ~ rIrroE, D. q Aug. .. 1ssa.

,...>S ,i,, ~ ~. - N,''. -, -, uk. = i. M
settler has filed notice Of his intenSn 90 make ual
proof IN support Of his claim and secure final satry
thereof and that said proof Of hmAelf and witness
IS VIII be made beiOrs tine Judge Ci-fk 0f court
Of record in aud for Hand county, u. T.. on Thurs.
day the Goth day Of september 1853, viz William
Walton under his No S'17 series, for the south.
west duarier section 10. town 49, range 6S aud he
names the following Witnesses prove ms ooHiih,i-
ous residence upon aud Tul'iyatiOn Il said tract,
viz: John 4 Abraham, Peter NJ Abraham, n ii Mead
ana John Mcculock, all Of Miller, y. I.
augs O. D. ARsErRoSG Register.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1883-09-12
L,Sp ovy,Icy AZ urRox pr An,

LAND OFFfIcE Al BuRoS, ID r. Aug I. iSSs.
Notice Is hereby given that the following named
settler has hled notice Of his Intention b. make u Al
proof in support OF bis claim aud that said proof
VIII be made before Judge or Clerk OF court OF
record in aud for Hand county ID. r, on Wednesday.
September 26, 1882. viz Alice Houston o 2a3i fot
the northeast u OF SEXTON 30. town i09, range Is.
aad she names the following witnesses to prove si
residence upon and cultivation OF said land viz
Chas Bi.hop. Cyrus sipes, Phineus Meyer and Alex.
Wingerd all OF Miller
augs q D ARMSTRONG Regissr
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1883-09-12

LAND OFFICE Ar HURoS p T Scpt3 1888
]. John Miller rf Miller. Hand county ID r who
made homestead iling No ys9 for the southwest 4
section Is town ia range 6s do hereby give notice
of my Intention 20 make final proof 10 establish ny
claim to the land above described and that expect
10 prove my residence and cultivation before n r.
Payne probate Judge in sad far Hand county al
Miller ID 4 on Wednesday O,tober 2ith 1888 by two
OF tn e following witnesses q Boles, henry New
mire, Matt Ahern and Daniels all OF Miller u T.
JoHN MILrEH
sepIa CD ARMSTRONG Register.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1883-09-12

LAND VfFlCE At HUHoN, % 7, Aug ], Ibs3
Notice IL hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice OF his intention 20 make final
proof in support OF his claim and that said proof
Will be made before judy or Geek q esart OF
record in and Tor Hand county, on satnrlaS. Sep
tembsr - 1883. viz: James l. Livingstone. home
stead SO for the northeast 4 section & town iIg
range 6S, and he names the following witnesses 10
prove his continuous residence upon aud cultivation
of said land. LA. Fred Persun, Horace Warner
Peter Oleson William Oleson, all Of Miller
augs ar ARAiSI RoNG Register
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1883-09-12
LANp nrfIcr Az nrros. nrAnr1 IsSa

IsAhD UFfIiF At HIHDNl d T ANH Z, ItRNll
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice Of her intention TO mako final
proof in support of her claim. AMI secure iual en-.
try thereof and that said proof viii be made befurr
Judge or Clerk Of court OF record IN ard for Hapd
county, on saturday the 22 day OF September, 1888
viz MSry Armstrong. under her pre-empton Nc
2f0i series. for the southwest d section SO, toNr
l09 range SS and she names the following witu9sse,
10 prove her continuous residence upon and cult
walton Of said tract viz Cyrus Spcs, Chas Bishop
rhineus Moyer, Alex Wingerd all of Miller. DIT,
" @. D. ARMSTRONG,
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1883-09-12

, IASu Ufftck AT HURON d. 7. Sept 8, ise3.
Nouea Ar hereby given that the following named
settler hS led notice OF his intention 10 make fnaI
proof IN support Of his claim and that said proof
VIII ee made before Probate Judge of Hand county
~ Nlier on Thursday. October e5, 1883 viz: Camp.
bell A. di d. s 2spS for the northeast x section
so township lu9, range 80, and nAines the following
witnesses TO prove his oJntinuOus residence upon
ana CULTIVATION OF said land, viz: william a. Hawk
henry Greeves. i. N, Wade. Roswell Granger Of
"hier ID. H. G, D. ARMSTRONG, Register
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Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1883-09-12
SPECIAL NOTICE

IL hereby given to Ssmul oConnor who made D $
entry No Si5S to appear At time aud place aud
show cause why his entry should not he Cancelled
and claimant allowed to perfect her ttle under D 3
entry No 24D4 augS
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1883-09-12
LAM OrrIcx AT nunoN, D, + sent ! ~,

=. LAND Offtch AT HURON, d. 4 Sept 1855.
Notice - hereby civ, that tie o.owing named
settler has hisd notice of his intention 10 NAL an
preoi IN support OF HE clam and secure final eptry
made before B y Payne probate Judge in and Tor
SAND county at atMiller, ID T. on Wednesday the 2ith
day OF October 1888, al 10 O'Clock in via bennett
~ D~isais unist hls 2 ID No. 1861 series for the
southeast II .seetion 4 town hi r.,y@ AZ and H.
names The fohosins witnesses % prove his contnus
Gus residence upon and caltN a,iou Of said trait
MA: smith. uarl.ck William Stout, Lake
Watson, all Of Miller ID n
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1883-09-12
q. u. ARMsrRoSo. Register.


Is hereby given TO John X Bron~eD who made D. =.
entry No. 1900, 10 appear al same time aud plare
and show cAuse Why bis entry should not be can.
coled. and claimant allowed TO perfect his title
under ID. s. entry No. 1897.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1883-09-12

Land once at Huron. u. T.. Aug ist iss<3 No.
tice - hereby given that the following named settler
has nled notice Of his ihtantion 10 make nua proof
IN support OF his clam, and Anal entry there.
Of. and that said proof OF himself and witnesses
viii be made before jUdge clerk OF court of
record ia and for Hand county. ~ 7 on "Wednesday
the 18th day Of September 1853 viz August "
Abraham under his No. 1877 series Tor the north
west Z section 80 town ilI range ~ and he nsn.s
the following witnesses to prove his continuous
residence upon and cultivation Of said tract VI,
Clsu- Eyler. Henry Butke, Henry Walton and 4 hrp
ham snyder all cf Miller, y. r.
augA agsist.r
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1883-09-12
y B ARAslRoNG, Rogi ter
SPECIAL NOTICE

Is hereby given TO Hugh johnson who made u =
ehtfy NO lAiif, 70 appear At same time and place
and snow cause why his entry should not b.
Cancelled aud claimant allowed 10 perfect his title
under ps entry No. I4Gt
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-05-07

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lamb tomnIenoen, lonbern allie Ginpanoerer
bon oelItl6er @bitamnung peritanben
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nii6en @eiitcrflDpfer, SIaoe, Der
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bette 2eute Derridt madte, begab ii6 fiirsz
tuu .UuLV 70 u u II - CIIIttI +ttIbCR SluuI~
den III benz County 4Sottatpattomie in
Son a, I'M bort Die Gingcborenen our6
oas 0eraufbeldnoren bon 0etlterl grule.
lig 3u MAIDEN ia III aber l6Iedt II.
Sin 6reis parO %forrnirt, uno baIo ipHroe
allaetiinoigt, baB cine 8Otldaft aus Der
0eilterDeIt 81 erparten iet, l1o omar
DerOe iie bur6 @eiiterbano auf Die Safel
geidrieben Deroen. Qber faum bate Der
Sdieferitift an9efangen 3t frabeu, ais ell
banofeiter 8uride Die SafeI ergriff un0
mad einem beftigen 9tirgen nit Slaoe itb
ibrer bemdhtigte. Siebe oa, cine Iange
8oti6aft itGIo lhpn auf ibr eei6rteben.
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Die uGbsre 8etanntihaft oevher SGHite thu
ger 8agerH aH mG4eH.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-06-09
SCIENCE AND INDUSTRY.

George H. Corliss, of Rhode Island,
is building the engines for the first cot
ton mills tobe erected in China.
The process of substituting steel
sleepers for wooden ones has begun
with great success on German railways.
The blue-stone business of SAUCER
ties N~-Y..inelading the -quarries. fur
nish employment for from 1,500 to
1,8Q0 men. ''4A' y ~
DR.. Fields, of ST. Louis, has invent
ed compound which costs only one
seyen-tenths more explosive power
ST. Louis Globe.
An Oneonta IN. " firm has ship,
ped 5000 worth of hop, roots to Ken
tucky. The industry is new one in
that locality, and the roots are to be
used as an eXperiment.-N. Y Times.
Geological examination reveals in
the delta of the Mississippi, along a
space of 800 miles, ten distinct forests
of buried trees. Bald Expresses with a
diameter of twenty-five feet have been
found. ..-, --,r..r --.-tr
|. Among the notable things. in Palat-
ka, Fla, is the first tangarine tree ever
budded in Florida. The bud was re-
ceived by DR.. Morangue before the war,
and from this comes all the kid-glove
Ioranges in that State. The tree can be
seen in his grove, which is quite cele-
brated on that account. Chicago Times
Injecting pine railroad ties with
chloride Of zinc preserves seventy-nine
per cent of them for over twenty-one
years beech ties injected with creosote,
tfty-four per cent. for over twenty-five
years, and oak ties injected with chic
ride of zinc preserved twenty-one per
cent. for over seventeen years.-N. Y.
Tribune. .a4if2aiieln uli# 1hR
The Southern Silk Industrial Asso.
citation has sent the New Orleans
TineS-D Democrat a bunch of raw silk
raised by the ladies of the association
in that city,. The silk is of beautiful
golden hue, very soft and fine, and, the
ISmes-Democrat says, proves that as
good quality of silk can be raised in
New Orleans and vicinity as anywhere
else. l9iuH +4- lC llNE
AR. John Pearson, trembling old
man, who has been resident of Fort
Smith, Ark, for forty-three years,
claims to have been the actual inventor
of the revolver patented by Colonel
Colt. He says that in 1884, while he
! was working in Baltimore with gun
smith named Baxter, Colonel Colt
hired him to make experiments, which
resulted in the perfected revolver, with
six charges in the cylinder and one
barrel. Pearson never received any re-
ward for his invention.-N. 7. Post.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-06-09
CONDENSED TELEGRAMSs

The Ohio Republican State COnven-
tion met at Columbus on the 9Th. Senator
L. P. Wolcott, as temporary chairman,
made speech, reviewing the record of the
party, and indorsing legislation on the
temperance subject; also commencing the
administration of Governor Foster.
The ambassador who represented
China at the Russian coronation says dip
lomatic relations between France and
China will cease if France operates in
Tonuuin without an understanding with the
Flowery kingdom.
THE First Comptroller of the Treas
ury has decided that the Pacific railroads
are entitled to cash payments for mail
service on non-subsidized leased lines.
THE Coroner's Jury found the officers
and trustees of the Brooklyn bridge re-
sponsible for the deaths resulting from tho
recent disaster.
ADvICEs received from Sierra Leone
few days ago, under date of May 24th,
state that fifty persons were roasted alive
for withcraft IN the Sherbro district.
f DURING the performance OF circus
at Suspension Bridge, New York, the other
evening, the canvas tents were struck by a
terrific rain squall and utterly demolished.
About 1900 persons were in the tents and a
terrible panic ensued.: A large number of
persons were injured, though none fatally.
THE editor, publishers and two COM
positors Of the Kerry IrelanD Sentinel
were on the 9TH sentenced TO several
months imprisonment for publishing the
placard inviting persons to join the Irwin
cibles. r 6Es H8i+Y
ONE HUNDRED and forty-three Ger
man soldiers were accidentally poisoned at
Posen, few days ago, and were in criti-
cal condition. s TT
BY runaway at Troy. n: T.. the
other morning Mrs. -Maxon, Of New York,
was thrown from a wagon and received
probably fatal injuries, and four other
persons were seriously injured.
A RECENT dispatch from Sierra Leone
states that King Koffee Kalkali, the au-
thor of the late war IN Ashantee, has been
forcibly restored to his throne. A British
envoy has been sent to Coomassie to en-
deavor to arrange, a peaceable understand
ing of the difficulties. AHss s9s1f3
The schooner Fannie A. Bailey, from
Cheyeri, N. s., for Philadelphia, went
ashore at Cape May few days ago. Three
men and one child were lost.
LORD RosEBERRY, Under-Secretary
lfos Home Affairs, threatened to resign
from the English Cabinet the other day in
consequence of discourteous treatment by
the Home Secretary, Sir William Harcourt.
The annual meeting of the American
Medical Association began on the 9th at
Cleveland, o.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-06-09
PITH AND POINT.

Some people are like well-used
rocking chair; they are always on the
60, but never get ahead.
Mothers who are tired of their
little daughters and want more time to
CAD should send them out to jump the
rope.-Detroit Free Press.
!. DE very man dat tells yer that
clothes doan make de man is de one
what looks to see how yer's dressed.
Use done dis myself. TraU-
eter. ar. aus.- f.rf
A Reading Pa.) man died few
days ago, after drinking fifteen quarts
of water. The Coroner's Jury rendered
the verdict: "Suicide by drowning. p
PHILADELPHIA Press. TH
"A girl in this city has made q
wager to wear her fiance's shoes for two
weeks, and he wears hers. The fiance
says he has the most comfort out of the
arrangement.-C Chicago Herald.
When we were ten years old we
used to think, while gazing in the win
dow of a candy store, how much we
would like to work in such a place.
Now we are affected with similar feel
ing while gazing in the window of
bank. ~ 7. Post. 4 sa ..4..t
-"My boy" said a father to his son,
"'treat every one with politeness; even
those who are rude to you. For re-
member that you show courtesies
to others not because they are gentle
men, but because you are one
An INSCRIPTIONS person contributes
this: "a gentleman went down to
Mississippi from Tennessee to prospect,
with a view to immigrating. He hap
pened to be in that part of the country
which the tornado struck, and was
completely carried away with IT,
Louisville Courier-JournaI.
-"Settled with a bullet" says one of
our exchanges in giving an account Of
a murder 1t does not state the cause
of the trouble between them, but it is
high time that the present generation
should learn to have no dealings what
ever with bullet. Chicago Times.
--"What would you do if you were I
and / were youp" tenderly inquired
young swell Of his lady friend as he es-
corted her home from church. SWELL"
said she, IF / were you | would throw
away that vile cigarette, cut up my
cane for firewood, wear my watch-chain
under my coat, and stay at home nights
and pray for brains. IN 7. Times.
Printers are liable to err. So, at
least, thought the young man who
blushed to the tips of his ears as he
stepped up to the society EDITORS table.
"Good morning What is it, sir?''
was the affable greeting You made
little mistake in your announcements
yesterday, sir" VERY likely. 1t is
almost impossible not to make a mis-
take sometimes. What was it?" sftYou
said me and Lizzie Pipkins were
bothered, when we were not bothered
at all. We are betroshed, sir. Quite
difference" .'Ah! presume you sec
the difference now more than you will
in the future. However, / will smooth
the matter out. Good morning, sir. =
WeGUey's Warp. -a L---i4 a 0Ta
Huntsville gazette., 1883-06-09
a TORNADO in Bartlev Countv Ala

the other day demolished the houses on
several plantations. One colored man was
killed and several other persons were se-
verely injured.
HE editor Of the Kerry Sentinel was
arraigned at Tralee, Ireland, on the I'd. He
declared that the notice inviting volunteers
to Join the Invincibles was printed in the
office without his knowledge.
A BAND of robbers from Mexico
crossed the Rio Grande and stole 5000
worth of money and goods from store in
Hidalgo County, Texas, a few days ago.
THE first train into Knoxville, Tenn.
by the new line from Louisville arrived on
the 4th inst 5E4
A FENIAN plot to blow up the We'll
land Canal is reported to have been frus-
trated the other day by the vigilance of the
Canadian authorities.
w. P. MCCREARY, secretary, and F.
Listenwalter, manager of the Marriage
Fund Mutual Trust Association, of Cedar
Rapids, Iowa, were arrested a few days
ago on charge of conspiracy to defraud
and using the United States mail for that
purpose.
The schedule in the recent assign.
ment of Maxfield & Co., fruit dealers and
importers, New York, shows liabilities of
$160,S94; nominal assets, $151, 600; actual
assets, $6S,6S9.
THE failure of the Grafton Iron Com
pany Of Lectonia, Ohio, has been announced,
with liabilities placed at 100000.
WHILE looking for criminals in the
Chickasaw country, I. Ter, a Deputy
United States Marshal and posse recently
reported having encountered and killed
three desperadoes. 1t has transpired that,
having stumbled upon a woman and two
children sleeping out of doors, they fired
without waiting to investigate further, kill
ing the children and wounding the mother,
who fed to her house. Thither the posse
followed her, and, finding third child, shot
him dead. --7l-.t
OSCAR G. DEWoLF, City Health Com
missioner of Chicago, ILL.,, gives it as his
view that the statement that large amount
Of adulterated lard is on that market is a
pure fabrication.
FRANK BROWN and John Anderson,
notorious desperadoes, undertook, to "run"
the town OF WIota, Iowa, the other night,
threatening peaceable citizens and firing
their revolvers. As they passed up the
street, public-spirited citizen fired a load
of buck-shot into them. Anderson died,
and Brown could not recover.
The Massachusetts, authorities have
stopped the running of Sunday trains on
the Housatonic Railroad.
McCoAN, member of Parliament for
Wicklow, has notified Parnel of his with
drawal from the Parnellite party.
AN immense fete was given in
Petroffsky Park, near Moscow, in honor of
the coronation of the Czar. Five persons
were crushed to death in the tremendous
crowd who sought admission.
The Dakota Capital Commission has
fixed upon Bismarck as the site of the new
capital of the Territory. The opponents
of removal will continue the fight in the
courts.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-06-09

THE Columbia College committee
nnointed to consider the proposal to admit
Iaman ~rr reports that co-education of the
,.vos i at present impracticable.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-06-09

IT is reported that the Pope will take
,ro severe measurers with the Irish
I,bops if they refuse to heed the COM
..rds regarding the Parnell fund.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-06-09

rBr commanders of English war
,ias in Madagascar waters have been in
.1-ioted smr 70 take proper measures to secure
tha safety Of British subjects.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-06-09

GOVERNOR BUTLER having refused to
sign warrants for the payroll of employees
ofthe Massachusetts, State Board of Health,
/ was intimated that legal steps would
be taken to compel their payment.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-06-09

Ii the case of General Butler the
rltees of Harvard University have re-
fused to comply with the time-honored pre-
cedent Of conferring the honorary degree
of Doctor of Laws on the Governor of Mas
SachuSettS.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-06-09

IN the barbed wire fence cases brought
t7 the Washburn & Moen Manufacturing
Company against various defendants Judge
Treat of the United States Circuit Court at
ALouis, has rendered decision in favor
dpaintiffS.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-06-09

THE estimated decrease Of the public
debt for May is about $3,5O0,OO0. Bond re-
demption during the month, $10,50O, 900; /;
navnents on account of pensions, $l2,-
mn0.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-06-09

CHALLEMEL LACOUR, French Minister
Of Foreign Affairs, says by the first of next
month France will have sufficient force in
Tonqun to enforce her demands and that
China will be soothed with diplomacy.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-06-09

rur coinage at the various United
lhN Mints for Nay was S4, ,721 200, Of
oeaVe' - 9so 0g1was standard silver dollars.