davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1883-12-07

THERE is considerable decline in
Northern Pacific stocks, the cause of
which is attributed to the introduction of
q bill in congress against the restoration
Of forfeited land grants. There seems to
be disposition in congress to bring the
railroads to time in fulfilling their con-.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1883-12-07
The Lake Traverse. SanbOrn and Car
rington Railroad Company Organ.
ized at Minneapolis Yesterday.
After Vainly Endeavoring 10 Obtain q
Jury in the Mutt Case a Change
OF Venue is Taken.
A Grlst OF Bills Covering Various Sub.
jects, introduced in the United
States Senate.
A new Dakota Railroad Organic
[By Associated Press!

ASsSeSA SA oeSAAAAA0SAs
MINNEAPOLIS, Dec. ga new railroad
was organized in this city to-day to be
known as the Lake Traverse, Sanborn &
Darlington road. which will run from the
northern end of Lake Traverse, on the
boundary line between Minnesota ano
Dakota northwest crossing at Sanborn
and reaching Darlington, Foster county,
Dakota, a distance Of 175 miles.
Following officers elected: President,
G. +. Hatch; vice president, +. u. Casey;
treasurer, ). Christian.
Preliminary surveys have already been
made and work will he prosecuted as
rapidly rs possible. 1t IS rumorcd that
the Rock Island, which owns the greater
part of the stock in the line now extend
ing from Sasborn northwest, will event.
ually be induced TO extend its line north
west from WortLington, Mimi, to con-
meet with the projected road from Lake
Traverse and purchase that road giving
1t a through line from Northern Dakota
to Chicago.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1883-12-07
a Bank President T'ugIt:ves.

MONTREAL, Dec. here is great ex-
element over the fight OF TLos. Craig,
president of the Exchange bank. The
feeling has turned completely from the
great de eaulter to the directors who al
lowed him to escape, some Of whom are
alleged to be at least prlyy to his dclin-
quencies. l5s
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1883-12-07
The Nurravvil,e 7,ss.<..-,e, ! !.

PITTsBURG, Dec. 5-Tlie lsearing in
habeas corpus preceding of tire Murray
vile rioters was closed at gfreensburg
this morning and Judge Hunter decided
to admit to bail all except Bowser Nil
ton Weston, of Chicago; Col. Biakciy
and Col. johnson, Of Pittsburg, and
Henry lsainsberry, Of Murrayville.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1883-12-07
Tain Dispatcher McCabe Secures the
Diamond Pin, While the Alert Gets
Away With the Gold Pen
and Cabinet Ink
Stand.
Everything Passes OF Pleasantly and
Closes Amid Enthusiasm and In.
teresting Speeches The Ce.
lestial Haver.sack Is
Thereby Literally
Replenished.

The Catholic Fair which opened in
Klaus Hall on Wednesday evening, con-
tinuing night and day until last evening,
proved, without an exception, the most
successful ecclesiastical enterprise ever
inaugurated In the city of Jamestown.
Each evening the hall was packed to
over1lowing with representative of every
denomination the city affords. The va
rious committees, which were made up
of leading members of the Catholic
church, put forth every effort on
their part TO make the flair
q grand success, and how we'll they sue
ceedcd will be readily seen by the follow
ing report, in which IS given detailed
account Of the amount of money realized
by The various means employed. The
diamond pin raked IN $4l6.75. Contest
ants, E. j. Blossom, cashier James River
National bank, and A. J. McCabe, train
dispatcher Northern Pacific railroad.
Blossom received 230 votes, and McCape
l,425.
The contest between the Daily Capital
and the Morning Alert for gold pen and
cabinet ink stand, as to which was the
most popular paper in the city, resulted
as follows: The Capital II votes and the
Alert IT'S. Amount realized, $G3.
The set of furs presented by Mrs. Alt
schul WIS ratified of and brought $S7.70
and was gathered in by Mrs. Rice.
The cake presented by hr. Klaus was
drawn by Mr.. Turner. Amount realized,
$65.
Jonn Niemeyer drew the bible, thus
placing 1t Where it will do the most good.
Among the various sources which re-
suited IN a pecuniary benefit to the socle
ty were the following:
Mrs. Mckenzie and Mrs. Shorts,
fancy table. Amount received, $l25.
Mrs. John Dee and Mrs. Campbell, CEN
ter table, sl75.
Mrs. OFT and Mrs. Hartman. table !;
$40.
The dining tables in charge of Mrs. NJ.
E. Foley received sl3s.
Mrs. Holden's confectionery table net
ted over 500.
The Bower of Rest, which was presided
over by Miss Campbell and Miss Thorold,
caught on to s37.
The door money amounted to $50.
The fish pond, which was guarded by
Chas. Rattinger and Miss Maggie Thor
old, brought $50.
The postoffice, IN charge Of Frank
Lenz, got s6.l5.
From these and other sources the church
realized 81, 400, of which about Sl,2O0 il
net gain
Other gentlemen and ladies than those
mentioned in the foregoing, who acted
conspicuous parts in the affair, might be
mentioned but for lack of knowledge
of the same we are compelled to forego
the pleasure of mentioning their
names. Suffice it to say that all
connected with the fair put forth every
effort possible to make it a success, and
the Alert cengratulates them upon the
accomplishment of the same.
Owing to the late hour the Alert was
able to complete report of the fair it is
impossible to give anything like yer
bstim report of the several speeches that
were made by the recipients of the sew
eral prizes won, hence we say nothing
about them.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1883-12-07
paluth Cram

DuLUTn. Mimi, Dec. 6. - Wheat IL
active. No hard 99S, 10 . lard 81. lie
ceipts, 11o,753. Shipments. a5,0T7. In store,
2.027 ,1S7.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1883-12-07
MARKETS 81 TELEGRAPH:
C.icse,a Grain.

CHICAGO, December Wheat, lower: De-
cember 95 January. 955s, February 96A, May
1v3as. Corn higher at 51a. Oats higher at 81 ".
barley unchanged at 6ik. e
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1883-12-07
Milwaukee Grain.

MILWAUKEE, December c. Wheat, firrner:
December, 941s, January 954, May ic34. Corn
stronger at SIX. Oats unchanged. Barley steady
at 62K
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1883-12-07
minneapolis Grain,

MINNEAPoLIs, Dec. c. Wheat, Miller asso-
eiation, No hard, 95, Nahart, 80. On change
No hard 994, No hard 92
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1883-12-07

Accounts from No. 122 to 13S presented
and referred to appropriate.
Ordinance No. identified an ordinance
for numbering houses rece ived its third
reading and was passed.
Ordinance No. % amending ordinance
No. 26 received lis third reading and was
passed.
City engineers report of special SIDE
walk tax was received.
On motion Of Mr., Klaus clerk was ln-
structed to issue certificates IN accordance
with the above mentioned report.
On motion of Mr.. Klaus the committee
on streets aud bridges and city engineer
were instructed to have the capitol hill
bridge repaired and improved according
to their best judgment.
On motion of Mr. Carr clerk was IN
structed to procure the necessary chem1-
Gals to charge the Babcock extinguishers
On motion of Mr.. Carr chief of police
was instructed to have necessary repairs
made on the hook and ladder truck.
On notion Of Mr.. Wilbur clerk was
instructed to correspond with parties
concerning the purchase of chemical
engine and ascertain what could be done
in the way of exchanging the old en-
CINE.
On motion of Mr.. Wilbur AID. Klaus
was instructed to have fire triangle
erected IN front of the engine house to be
used to give the alarm IN case of fire.
On motion of Mr.. Dudley the chief OF
police was instructed to secure lantern
to burn of nights at the engine house.
On motion Of Mr.. Fields, council ad-
journed to Monday night, December
II, 1883.
JOE u, NuLs, City Clerk,
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1883-12-07
Suspected Of ,rnefs .

CHICAGO, Dec. 6-Three supers em-
ploycd at the Grand Opera house have
been arrested suspected Of various thefts
reported by members Of theatrical and
opera companies. JewelTy was found IN
their possession which has since been
identified: In the room Of ono Of the
supers arrested the police found fifteen
watches and other property Of like
nature 80 sa.s1aEi
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1883-12-07
Stock

NEW Yoak, Dec 6.-Northern Pacific &C Y pre-
ferrcd 531; Northwestern 1iSzs ex dividend, pre-
ferred IA; st. Paul, NJ. s. II. 1gl; Western Union
K 'sssyia tssTT
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1883-12-07
Council Meeting.

Special meeting Monday evening, Dec.
3. 1883.
Present-Mayor Flint, Aldermen Carr,
Dudley, McGinnls, Fields, Klaus and
Wilbur. @
Minutes of last meeting read and ap.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1883-12-07
First Mor5gage n. ~ Bontls.,ti

l'''-r,--77 a.
New YoRK. Dec. st ia NJ ortIlern Pa
clflc railroad company has a lied to tho
stock exehangeto to list 50, $50. coo of first
mortgage bonds. Z
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1883-12-07

Following accounts were ordered paid:
Police pay roll l............,...s 200 90
J T Eager, one force pump. 80. 100 90
r Krober. 8 pays work on streets Is 90
] 4 Winslow, lumber. s4 90
Slowey g. Thomas, 4 shovels.... 5 90
Challenger s. Mcfarland, black
shifting ..... 425
and nails. ..................... 4s 90
M Murphy. sidewalks. ........ liz SO
& crosswalks. ....... III 90
] w Sheridan s. Co, coal. $500. Is 96
Pioneer Press Co, tax receipts. Is 90
tax books etc. 49,. Sc 90
Curtin s. Green, 967 yds dirt.... 96 70
Oct. and Nov. pay roll, st. COM
missioner NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. S93 ~
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1883-12-07
Typhoid Among tne stnae;nts. n

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Dec. 5.The
prevalence eftyphoid and rnalarial fever
among the students of Yale college is
puzzllng the faculty and officers. The
drainage is perfect and they cannot ac-
count for the unusual Illness this term.
The report OF deaths IS exaggerated. But
two students have died OF typhoid fever
and one OF them contracted the disease
abroad during vacation. There are
number of students more or less I'LL Of
malarlal fever but no great alarm is felt.
1t is thought that when cold weather sets
in the health OF the college will be as
good as any other institution of cne thou
sand inmates.
Bulls aad Bears o. Wall Street.
NEW YoEK, Dec. g. Governments
strong, Railways firm. State securi-
ties quiet. Stock market opened with
considerable pressure to sell Wizards ow ].
ing to the Introduction OF o bill into the
senate for the forfeiture OF certain lands
OF the Northern Pacific railroad and the
announcement that the company had ap-
Piled to the stock exchange for listing an
additional amount OF arst mortgage
bonds. :
Considerable Oregon Trans sold on the
belief there will be ne tlivilrnd and thos
shares declined Il and per cent. Otl,ee-
shares did not synpatnize with t
break in Wizards to any great extent.
About ll:30 ut was stated that otiiclal
OF western roads at a conference to-day
settled the Iowa pool complications.
Shorts rushed 10 cover and sn advance OF
n to Ia per cent took place. Shortly
after 2 O'Clock it vas reported on the
board that the Pennayiyania railroad
being dissatisfied with the per centage
awarded it gave notice oa its Withdrawal
from the east bound pool. This started q
fresh selling movement and the improve
mems was lost.
The steamship Lessing for Europe to-
morrow takes ont 100000 American
trade dollars.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1883-12-07

one year shall be entitled to eighty acres
Of public land for himself or heirs; for
services between one and two years 10
acres, and over two years service l60
acres.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1883-12-07

the resolution COnteOUln& lnat SnculO IL
be adopted and Garrison allowed prima
facia right to the seat Mayo would be de-
prived Of all power to contest. This was
plan by which a man already sworn in
could be unseatcd on prima facia case and
forever deprived of the right of contest.
The house should be considerate before
1t undertook to put any gentleman in
that position.
John S. Wise asked his colleague as to
whether there was any question as to who
has the prima fac1a title.
Tucker answered "yes.''
Springer said he understood that Gar
rison made the contest on prima fac!a
right as well as on the merits. Now that
the house was organized it was the judge
of everything that pertainted to the right
of member. Would the house allow
returning board to usurp the authority
of the house aud disenfranchise whole
communities by granting prima facia
certificates If there ever had been an
arbitrary exercise Of quasi judicial power
by returning hoard 1t was in this case.
j. s. Wise said the only case from Vir-
gina IN which the question of returning
boards was raised was in the case of
Platte against Goede when Platt was
elected and Goode wen the scat by the
democratic house. 1t came with bad
grace from the other side 10 make the
statement. Frauds by returning boards
were becoming too common in Virginia.
MAYO declared that the certificate
which allowed him to be sworn in was
identical with the one presented by his
colleague, Tucker, and he asked in cons
mon justice that the house should deal
fairly for he should be sorry 10 say he
belonged to body Of men who so far
forgot what rights as to decide upon q
case in advance Of the merits because he
belonged to the minority.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-01-26

..... ...-.. A. t.,I X. r ~. -. C<&~.
P.~''< ~ .', r. . me-,
l',, ~',' i, 49, $3.50 ~ ,'....,'-c.,
's."'.' 'r ......., - .r'.'sr, MI
.'.r' -. ~~..I !, *'..,.., ..,..,...
t"r @,' -. Y |. ~. ~ NV, -..,.
A,.a.sn -.. ,..., IN. .',.n..ca
n ~ ~ y. .,.,.,,,,,. ,.rms 49,.
~ ... ~. ~,,;.,,,. n. ,,,,ce M.
n~rr''c '..'',.''''rs \, $500" -
',nn 'ee''"s ~"
"".r ,...... c...,.o;. 49, Girl
800 '~.''"- W. r..'.'.,.s s.~;.. ~.
some e'..~ - '',', .'.,.. .:,' -.13.''n.
eNt'l'' .,,-, " 49, ~ ''s''''
a',r 1877 , y n,..h.a - ,hcry,
n. \ ,..c,. -
Z" ''"''''nes QUESTION ''..' W." ..1 .rr
'*N.."e ',,nr ~. s;~..tr..s
,'''".: ,".. , ,.1.' WI. ~ i. N,
H"'rt"S. ,., >r<,t.;s .,..-
M'jrs.s wv. 80 ~' '..'.,.: ,,,., ~. ~,
er,'" ':3 ,h:,;.. ~. ,.,.;,.
s,',' 49, y" ~ M. .......;,, ~ ~.
a. no' ~" A"o~ '"o e
W." r 80. c, a. 80 o-om
NV ~. 5s.' w ~. s'h;..% madam. ~.
os'nz .''',a \. ~. 49,. ,,,sr.
fr'r' sn9 w. 49,, fo..o ~.
sp,'"- Y. "n'." ~. ~ - h...h.,1
-. n''r 49, ~ ns' ~. y. .s;,arsn. IVA ioy,
eS.. ~ \, ,....- ,,,,;,s ~.
~ ,'..,rS AZ. ,.cr ~. h.iiv n,enare.,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-01-26

Mr. A. y. Deyoc. OF Hackensack. n.
j.. sends 10 the Farmers Club Of the
American Institute. the following ten
short rules. Dy the use Of which. il j. said.
one in any part Of the Northern Hemis-
phere (north OF latitude tiiteen) can form
an accurate opinion Of how the wind
and weather are progressing for . hun
dred miles around hun:
1. When the temperature falls sudden
" there j. storm forming south Of Won.
g When the temperature rises suddcn-
" there II q Storm forming north 81 you
g. The wind always blows from the
region or fair weather towards region
where storm II forming.
4. Cirrus clouds always move from q
wards region Or fair weather.
5. Cnmu'ons clouds always move from
. region where = storm j. forming.
s. When cirrus clouds are moving
rapidly from the north Or northwest
there will be cold rain storm on the
morrow; II It Be winter, there will be .
snow storm
Z The wind bows IN circle around
. storm. and when Il blows from ~
norih. me heaviest rain Is east or you
fr ina The south the heaviest rain Il west
from The east. the heaviest rain Is south
from the west, the heaviest rain Is mort.
or YOU.
8. The wind never blows unless rain
Or snow i falling within LOCO miles d
you-
3 Whenever heavy white frost oc
ours 4 storm i forming within LOO
miles north or northwest Of you.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-01-26

Group can be cured IN one minute. ami
the remedy j. simply alum and moiasses.
The way 20 accomplish the deed j. n
take knife or crater and shave on IN
small particles about = teaspoonfnl d
alum; then NIX il with twice hcQuanity
Or nolasses, % make Il palatsbIc, and 3D.
minister Il A. Quickas possible AImos'
instantaneous relief will follow.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-01-26
Real Estate for Sale!
DoASE & IRlFFET.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
, asper. Indiana.
S~ii Peal Fstnt~. Rent uouses. Coiicet Rent.
~, Tn>es. Make Convtyanses. 4e..
ON REASONABLE TERMS.


vF&ufY nov otter fsr sale me FOLLOWING susfy sA,r~
/ h.rr.in- ~ Real rtiate IN this rrunft <tt Nill
y esriuy show ~ tracts 70 any one 'ssf'ng y rsr
ehH*c;
~. 4, - -. ns.' 'As Upper s''', ''ssa 'rsl
NJ a.-i ~, close @ ,. p. Edmon.'on's rs.Iasns.
ipo NO ise'.
40. ST. RulaInx rnI'-sie ~ Hotel.
~. >.--ise As- n Jefferson RI. % sers' cleared
i.'n. nssi' AZ extraordinary bargain !, emo
80. NO tsre~ nsrr laspsr-so acres cleared
Good orchard. vlpek a1t war; harm and horse An
I.r.srdIrary bargain y <<oo 1erms n payment ~esY
IA. .-fGo Acres near Knoxville. Good orehAff
-,r,rc ~ c1,srn large new frame hnuss snA fafn
a. are. e,ssr remainder well i'nts'ed 1ef4s sssy
ans rooa frrrsin
| NJ. SO Acres miles from Knoxville ''srrd-
>nsr CO. ard ',cn ~ n = acres cleared wfll
inr-heus. snA stable. Good spring water. God tsr-
\ gain ana terms
No. o.-ie q ne most IA NE ~ n s,crillp.
additions me town ~ Js<rer. on cheap tefrs, and
snsr payments. Ali clear N inrumh'ans+.
~. 1O.-cO acres rood white oak ard err lard
ussr bridge. ~ Ps'cka y ftsf ~ ie
cann n sbs Airline =. y and has ok t'm'sr en1i -
Ion q n pe< fnr N
hn~,e .,.'ie. ersh a. on IN kex' ~ fa'cka Al, Al
cellsni iocsticn M . raaufec'ery. chsen
Ma. 1c.-so sere farm On the Huntingdon, ro'a,
lt.rr.. -m,,trr lana ~ cni,ixaf.etie iur house
ws,fhtr-' rsras'. N roern- an i' sr' r.'A stek
water: o~th.r ~ 100 bearing trees. large tafr sni
other ontf uifinr~. ~ &foun.
80. $50 scrsr Celestns n Ha'' tow+.hp.
GOOD hons IN ronras 2no f<ernr trees N orftsra
VINEYARD AZ I'm .ine~.. falling wntsr n rft
order on roaA terms and easy payments, ~ ~ili
|.rats for cool merchandise
~o IA ronA business sters ~ m, rrhl't
square cksar end ~ easy terms Ailtsassfn N Mo.
Va 15.--Onc IN thr hr>' h-'rk residences 10 town.
, near 70 business. ana ~ easy term
-. 1O.-vwn siIrh,e lots IN Mefriilps' "A addition
fo Jasper under good fence.
Va 1~.-TIve fo,s together " krndsrt's ~ Z 'il.
,inn 10 ~ town WI nnfpr frrrr. beautiful rlefs
fpr residence tcinT nearly acres y soot irSfsrs
Ton lsih street
~ofs.-A f;oef business hsn TN IN 1ssrsr W. !
,irery stable now "a N whose isas- viii expire N ~
months.
No. 80 acre. .fisaf ~ sN~ Trnr rnrf. orefarF's
~ nis from Jasper with ner house N fpnr rooms
lana cellar f.afe AMI ather onfhnihlrg~ cheap AZ.
easy payments. .: win trad. ~ town properly
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-06-22
LATEST T'ELEGR ANS
Miscellaneous.

New Brunswick. 2O.--The resi-
dence of Ezekiel M. Patterson was
robbed of $4,000 in bonds and gold
during the absence of the family.
New York, 20-The aldermen
have adopted a resolution that, from
the 18th of June, to the 18th of
September every year, until other
wise ordered, all mechanics and la
borers of the city government quit
work fat noon on Saturdays, with
out an abatement of wages,
The mayor sent the aldermen a
communication from the officers of
the Virginia Military Institute. ask
ing the privilege Of returning to the
city the flag presented the 174th
Regiment. New York Volunteers,
captured during the war.
Philadelphia 21.-The funeral of
Archbishop Wood takes place on
Tuesday. The body will be placed
in a vault at the cathedral. A
solemn pontifcal requiem mass
begins at 10 o'clock on that day.
Patterson, n. j., 21.-The failure
of the Crescent Silk Manufacturing
is reported; assets, 81, 200; liabilities,
$4,000.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-06-22
Butler at Phillips Academy

EXeter.N. II, 21.-To-daY was the
principal one of the centennial cf
the Phillips Academy. Governor But
Ter and staff were present; also
President Elliot of Harvard; Prof.
Tucker, OF Andover; Prof. r. D.
Hitchcock, of the Union Theological.
Seminary, New York, and other
noted educators. Rev. Horatio
Stebbins, of San Francisco was ora
tor. A poem read by Rev. Edward
Everett Hale: dinner followed. Gee.
Bancroft replied to the toast the
"Master." fhe frat sentiment, the
Academy Of the Past" was res
pended to by Gov. Butler, who after
recalling his days Of scholarship at
the institution said the light of
science was just dawning. The
best way to govern people was vet
to be discovered, the best Way to
feed them unknown. Hereafter
science and the mechanical work
will govern the world in peace or
war. The mechanical engineer has
his throttle on the universe and
will make it proceed hereafter. lie
attended the concert and ball in the
evening.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-06-22
NO. 10 {
Chivalric Idiots.

Richmond, 21-An manner OF
rumOrs were afiOat to-day regarding
a hostile meeting between Beirne
and Elan, and interest in the affair
has been intense. The latest is that
a challenge has been accepted bE
Elan. He is reported as having
left here tonight with friends, a
surgeon, weapons, etc, for the
battle field. which will be outside the
state.
The Wing, EIam's paper, had an
editorial to-day in reply to one Ia
the State yesterday, commencing in
strong language on the Yhig as the
organ Of "BoSs Malone" and CON
Guiding as follows: In making this
comment upon "Boss Malone" we
wish 1t to be distinctly understood
by all his corrupt henchmen, shas
what we say and have said OF
him we mean, and have meant
OF them personally, Individually,
collectively, or in any sense they
may feel it. a more vicious, cor
rupt gang never followed an adj
Venturer than hang around the
petty boss"
The Wing takes extracts from
States article replying to each
charge and concludes. Nov we
might be content with simply CIV
ing lie to all this, as we do gen
orally for the re-adjuster party,
especially insofar as its charges are
meant to apply to the Whie
or anybody connected with the
Wing in a responsible way; but We
wish further to say that the whole
article from which we make these
extracts is tissue of general de
nunciation, which would humiIiatt
if not accompanied by lofty pre-
tensions Of superiority in manners
morals and letters, that are laugh
able and ridiculous, coming from {
source so pitiabIe in all moral ant
intellectual resources. ConseQ uently
unintimidated and not utterl,
crushed, we laugh at the State
vituperation and vaporiDg, and be-
to remark that not only does til
! State lie, but it's editor and oWne
lies"
Copenhagen, 2f.-Tie duel be
tween Eichei and Balazzie wa
fought by moonlight. The weapon
were swords. The wounds {
Eichel will likely prove fate
BalaZZle is q fugitive.