The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1883-09-29
the Polaris, offer to go after the Greeley ex-
pedition.
G.biielle Greeley is described as bloom.
ing brunette, and woman OF great nerve
miscellaneous NaftcrS

Minneapolis Northwestern Miller: The
mills Of the city are tins week greatly ham,
pered by low watel. Twenty mills were in
o. Grafton "Wednesday, and they would ell
produce fair amounts of II our had they the
| power to do Sd with. But as II is they DO
not run to over halt capacity. Though the
production Is made hsri to estimate, W.
believe, Notwithstanding only three cut oi
the tweniy-,hree mills have remained idle,
that 1t will average over 10 SEQ barrels per
day, against IL 900 barrels last week Our
mil'.rs report a duller fl aur market, an 4
some make lower Quotaii Hs. The wheat
stored in Minneapolis elevators. including
the Transfer elevator, on Sept lS was 525
600 bushels. There were about 10000
| bushels in the mills, making the total
| amount or wheat IN store in the city 925 600
bushels, against 7SO, G0J las, week. The
wheat stored in St. Paul is about $500
| bushels. The wheat in sore in Duluth
elevators IN Monday was 3s2 OF bushels
sgainst ils, 52s week ago.
| K. Jacobs, reporter for the Galveston Daily
Print, dn evening puoicali ~ has BEEN ar.
rested for criminal l,b5l. the complaint be-
| ing that he paolsh.i STATE 4lpnt convey.
| ing tho idea that Mrs. Ada Spencer had in
| 'er-married with Mitchrll Bradford "A he
gro, and had continued to 1--we with Brat
ford as his wife. al ofrnse agaipst the Tx
| IA statute. Mrs. Spencer who aas once an
| txc'en'pgly nda0me wOmaR. is party to
| divorce suit sill rendug, which couple
| Of years ago was rendered memorable nv The
| revolving testmon, miro 'uced Mr. Speu.
Ger had long been prominent in mercantile
clrc,es OF Galves'On, and Is At pres ~ man.
aeer OF The two leading .heaters J.c,ns
gave bono in 500 for his appearance on
Thursday.
Paper in lie case ot Michael Sculy VS..
| he Northern Pacific Railroad company
have been place ! in he sherffs hands, ac-
companies by an rider Of the cou {. return.
able Sept %, to shoR cause why tenipor
aty nJancilon should not he issued. he
COM aint sets torth that he is the owner o,
arm In Anoks county, and that Sept.
the road entered his premises, cut down
trees ana excavatei earth which dsuia e.
him 81 o o, and he iher fore asks for that
amount and an INJUNCTION sga nst further
tfespass.
The board Of aid for the colleges and
academies OF the Presbyterian general as
sembly OF the United States held It's biennial
meeting in Chicago on the 10Th inst The
board in secret session consid red appli.
cations for aid from the colleges in the
West After long "a cussion u resolution
was passei y efplt Whatever aid the board
might be able to Civ to the colleges a.
Pierre, Dak., and Waltsburg, Wyo, and
the academy at Fergus Falls MINI.
The tenth annual convention OF the broth.
erhood OF locomotive tire.nen Of the United
States and Canada have been il session AT
Denver President ArAo'd of Colunbus,
ONO, esding There were abo 4 lso de-
ssates present, representing the same mum
Der Of lodges and membership OF s coo
The Old Fellows, in session at Proyi.
dince, K. on the 2O:h inst, refused TO
strike ont tho word shte" rom the con-
stitution. Minneapolis, MINI. WAS chosen
ior the next annaai meeting i'll 1884.
Anthony x Kuhn, prominent brewers
OF 81. Louis, have suspended. The
Liabilities are between s. ~, ,0t0 and "a 70, 600
The principal CT. uitors are tgo local banks
ana large saloon proprietor.
Schultz Il Becker, furniture manufactur.
ers OF Cincinnati, Ohio, have assigned to
Frank BTuner and George 2. TOpp. LiaDi!i- |
ties, - 900; assets, S22,U
The kt.sas corn crop is officially estima-
ted at 4,i bushels per acre, or total of |
p 600 600 bushels, an increase Tor the |
year of 50.00t,0oO.
The Pioneer association of Oregon will |
leave Port 'apd, Ore. FIR trip through the |
Eastern States by the Nor harn Pacific, Oct. |