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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-05-02
Fana,ie Freemnn ON Tria, for murder.

BARNsTABLE, MASS, May Fireman,
who few years ago in fit OF sniiacism
killed his child, ard has since been in the
iunatic asylum, and now pronounced sane,
was placed on trial to-day for the crime.
Freeman, in his own behalf, said tour yeara
ago he was insane when the act was COM
miltsd, sDd believed he wss doing Gods
will. Two years afierward it occurred TO
him it was an insane act. He never evsded
the law of the laud, but thought he should
ebay God, rather than man. He had not,
in his own estimation, been insane for eleven
months at least He fully believed his re-
ligious experiences had done for him all
they would. If granted a discharge, he
would accept the FIRST honorshls position
offered that would enable hia, to support
his family. freeman WIS then srraigned on
the indictment of murder, and plead not
guilty. Judge Colburn authorized his re.
movsl from The asylum TO BarDstable Jail TO
await furthur action.
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PETERsBJRG, Va, Ny There was
great activity ia the lobscc3 market to-day.
Two sptciai train. OF twenty-tSo cara left
hare for Norfolk with 4, 000,00o pounds of to-
bacc0, consigned 10 points in the New EGG and
States, a is-gs qusotity wss alse shipped
from here to points N the different South
era States. Several hundred thousand
roGEj4 we're skipped from City Point 10
New York. The aggregate sales OF tobacco
and cigar stamps to day were S53,S l2.
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DETROIT, May 1.-The collector Of Internal
Revenue was busy all last night here, az else
wneIe, supplying new tobacco s;smps for the
trade. Sixty thousand dollars worth were
given cat immediately after midnight.
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REBATE DAY.


LOUISVILLE, May 1.-The collections TO-
day 1T the Office of the collector of Internal
Revenue were the largest ever made here,
and aggregated S126067 up to o'clock p.ra.,
when the office osed.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-05-02

CHICAGO, May 1.-The charred remains of
an unknown dead man we're found this morn.
ing in detached box car loaded with lum-
Der on side track at Ridgelsnd, a suburb of
luis city. There wac strike among the
men employed on the dummy road in the
viIlsge yesterday, and the police advance
the theory of murder and the firing Of the
car 10 conceal the crime.
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Plead guilty aud sentenced.

NEW York, May III. d. Ls,hsm, who
absconded, while clerk, with $4,000 bslong-
ing TO tbs Central rsilroTd, of New Jersey,
and wss captured ia Tennessee, pleaded
guilty to-day, and was sentenced TO the State
prison for four years.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-05-02

RICHMOND, Va, Nay The collector of
Internal Revenue for this district Issued since
midnight last night stamps under the new
law Tor nearly 100000 pounds Of manu-
featured tobacco, 100000 cigarettes and
l,000,000 c!gar1. The tax aggrs gated in
rnn.,d r,unnIi ars S1H6 0OA
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THEATRICAL TALK.
Chizzols, SaiVini's Manager, Nicely
Taken ia by Clara Morris and
Her Husband.
The Closing Of Bo0th's-PIayWris his
Ge8e Mad-The GesSip ca the
"SqHare."

PnTsBUEG, May I.-Over 5000 p5r-lus
attended the seconj coucsr. Of The May Nus
ical Festival this evesiog. Wagner L0hsH-
grin was given, Msds0e Mi0nie HaUk sp-
pesring as"Elss,' supported By =, oloi-t',
chorus Of 800 voices, sai The Thee Iholnss
orchestra.
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Women Doctors.

BALTIMORE, May 1.-The first annual
commencement of the Womer's Medical
College of Baltimore took place to-day
The matriculates numbered ten from Msry-
land, one each from illinois, Nebraska, West
Virginia, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Canada and
Germany,
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NEW ORLEANS, May 1.-The Times Demo-
Graf specials say the destructive hailstorms
OF Saturday extended from Port Hudson 10
Clinton. Early corn, cotton, orchard fruit
ard garden truck was greatly injured.
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Boy Burglars.

BosToE, May I.-Williau Z Jouts, aged
eighteen, WAS arrested Tor TObbing q hard
ware house in which he was employed.
Three other youths we're arrested for robbing
the saie of LAWYER By means Of false keys.
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BURLINGTON, IA, May 1.-The City Coun-
Gil last evening Ia special lesion refused 10
reduce the saloon license from $500 TO 500.
The matter hiss greatly excited public stien-
ton the pEst week.
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FANATIC FREEMAN,
VIE -Four Years Ago Killed His Child
IL a Fit Of Religious Frenzy,
Pronounced Sane
And Placed or Trial for Snrder-Roy
Burglars Bold Attempt at Rob.
bfry-KentHeky Pastimes.


--pAs- ~ AtN-A- N'-- vi Na-4i1S-+l-f
HOLLY STRINGS Mag I.-Herm Al Say er,
sged fourteen years, cut B=nnie Veal, sgsd
fifteen yesrs, in n. arm last night, severipg
an artery and ipiicti dangerous wound.
S bid to have b-en done IN selfd, f-u>e.
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mother Cargo OF Assisted EmG.
RVaGls-s

PHILADELPHIA, Nay 1-"Assisted emf.
grsnIs' from the southwest Of Ireland ar
rived to-day. Taev are very poor and num-
Der nearly 800. Nine hundred Scsndiss-
vians and Germ ans landed today.
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THE CYOL0N e.
Another Death at wesson-An Appeal
for Aid-The REQ Cross.

WEssoN, May 1.-Mrs. J. Finch, hurt in
the cyclone, died to-day. The Red Crcsi is
issuing ratIons TO nearly 400 destitute peo-
pie. Au sppesi is made for aid TO continue
the needed relief.
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COLUMBUS, o, May 1.-The Supreme
Court to-day refused to grant :he molten for
petition in error in the case OF J. d. Wat
son, convicted Of bribing members Of the
Legislature. The sentence Of the court to
Imprisonment will low be carried out.
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:, Hor.rorh,. Ac,a rnnsnha,a

is preparation Of the phosphstes of lime,
mSsnesis, potash and iron in such form as to
be readily assimilated by the system. De-
scriptive pamphlet sent free. Rumford
Chemical Works, Providence, Il. l.
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Saturday lsst the steamer W. J. Bshsn left
For Randall for Standing Rex. having on
board $50 men, won End children OF Sit
tigg Bale blnd Of UacsPapa Sioux, the cd
warrior being Of The p4riy. They will
reach Fort Yates Ffid4y next, unless the
low s!sge Of water in the Missouri should
delay the boat, where they contemplate en-
gsging il farming.
THE cInRY nF TEE p .4,rIr-rIrIn
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SYRACUSE, n. Y, May IA soda-Es,er
fountain exploded here TO day, fatally IN
Turing enc and seriously iri1fiug two,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-05-02

MoscroS, n. E., Nay I-Ccnstable D:i-
den was shot dead By Constable Sleeves,
while resisting arrest for the Illegal seizure
of . horss
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-05-02

s~@THE surprising SUCCESS of Mrs. lydia
E Pinkham's Compound for the several dis.
eases pecnlisr 70 women, iorcibly illustrates
the important bene6cieDt discovery and The
fact that che knows how ID make the most
of it.-Dr. HaSksu.
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soda-FouaIain ExsIos DE-.

Rough on Rats" clears gu. rats, mice,
reaches, bedbugs, flies, ants, moles, chip
monks aud gopheEs. l5c.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-05-02
Meeting OF Southern Theatrical sana.

ATLANTA, Msy Several Sou hsrn the
strical msnsgers today considered their IN
teTests. Their principal object is to unite
against the erection Of opposition houses.
nothing Geiinite was done.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-05-02

DANvILLB, ILL, May 1.-The City Coun-
Gil TO -night raised saloon licen-e from $500
TO $500. There are forty saloons 10 the city.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-05-02
ALEXANDER SULLIVAN
PRESIDENT OF THE IRISH AMERICAN \
TIoNAL LEAGUE, INTERVIEWED.

PRESIDENT OF THE IRISH AMERICAN MA
TloEAL LEAGUE, INTERVIEWED.
CINCINNATI The Commercial Gasstte's spe-
ciai correspondent at Philaiel phla had a
particularly Interesting talk on Saturday
night with Alexander Sullivan, president Of
the nsw Irish American National League,
on some important aspects of the Irish nes.
lioE which was touched upon BY very few of
those prominently iniersasd in the cause. II
ia pretty generally known that the greatest
distress il Ireland ia confined principally TO
the Southwest, while in the North the people
are comparatively comfortable. The prevail
ing religion in the North is Protestant. VIII lie
Catholicism prevails where the most misery
exists Anti-Catholies seize upon this az sn
argument in their favor.
THE RELIGIOUS QUESTION.
In answer TO question as to why such a
stale Of affair existed, Mr.. Sullivan gave a
very clear aud logical explanation. 81 re-
greet" said he, ''iBat you ask me that quss.
ton, because The Irish National Lessue il 4
humane and patriotic organization, and has
nothing to 90 with religious matters. In the
first place, the English government has en-
plQyed all moral and immoral devices TO
proiong religious animosiiies for the purpose
II dividing and weakening the people in
their national struggle. In spite of these
efforts Protestants, Presbyterians and Cath
oiics (perbaps / should explain that in the
light Of the English law IN Ireland Pres
byteriaR Is not a Protestant, and Protestant
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Raising Them G1s.

WALrERBoRo, s. Cool. A. l. Campbell
says: "A member of my family used Browns
Iron Bltters with good results"
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Relief for Tornado sufferers.
The Storms in Louisiana.

COLUMBUS, MISS, May 1.-The Grand
Lodge OF Old Fellows appropriated $500 for
the tornado sufferers.
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OwESToN, KY.-Ihe Rev. J. W. Waldrop
Gays: "BfoEu's iron Bltlers greatly relieved
me Of general deb lily aud Indigestion"
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New orleans EIeelie.. IIIa.s Pos.pau. d


NEW ORLEANS, May The eli clion
trials have been indefinitely postponed, one
Of the accused having smsllpoI.
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ST. PAUL, May I-Iyfarmation hes
reached department headquarters that on
Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1883-1884, 1883-12-21

To-day is the last day of school for
this year. Prof. Clough reports large
of the scholars as making
fine progress, and says twelve new names
have been enrolled during the term,
which has been short one.
The Hopeless Pioneer virtually owns
the corn that Cooperstown IS by all odds
the best wheat market in this portion
of Dakota by its three -sticks-full of per-
sonal abuse. 1t must be hard for this
masher- f-married-w little William
to eat crow, but how can he help it. It
is hard to understand the gist of his lit
tie article entitled ''Lie Down, Croppy," :"
from the fact of its dlsjointed makeup
and its Incorporation of words that COM
mon lexographers like Webster never
dreamed of. Lead out willy William, if
it is your ardent desire to substitute a
personal warfare for the wheat question.
We happen to have point or two and
may be able to accommodate you.
Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1883-1884, 1883-12-21

The new S25,OOO hotel at Darlington
was recently burned down, after having
been open only three weeks.
There have been a great number of
applications recently for patents on clock
and watch dials for devices to present
the tWenty-four hours in convenient
form. 1t appears that in 1857 watch
was made upon the dial of which ap-
peared the hours from one to twenty
four arranged in two cOncentric circles.
Sanborn Enterprise: Picking wild
flowers in December, growing in their
native beauty on the open prairie, is a
luxury enjoyed by few beyond the con-
fines of the tropics, and yet this pleasure
is reserved for the inhabitants of North
Dakota this season. Incredable as it
may seem, Mr.. Michael Gillis plucked a
neat little boquet of blooming beauties
from the Prindle farm Wednesday after
noon. They are dark red flower, and
grow on the prairie in abundance through
the summer season. The inflorescense
of those shown us was perfect, and the
freshness and verdure of the stems con-
clusively proved them to be of recent
oroIuth
Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1883-1884, 1883-12-21

sB-If you want Bob Sled you must
come soon or they will all be sold. They
are selling like hot cakes. Odegard 4
Thompson.
~We can Just discount our compel
itors every time, both as to quality of
goods and price. Fifteen years exper-
fence in purchasing goods III eastern
markets. 'That;s what knocks" Nelson
& Langiie.
Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1883-1884, 1883-12-21
Good Publications.

Ballou's Magazine for January is
splendid number, and contains more
good reading that any other serial in the
country. There is capital illustrated
article on Mexico and its people, and the
commencement of Mr.. William H.
Thomes's new yarn, ''On Land and Sea,
or California in the years 1913, ~, and
49, which will prove very interesting
to the pioneers of that state, and all who
have visited that country. 1t is biog-
raphy that will please old and young,
giving as it does the habits, customs,
and accounts of the noted people of Cal
ifOrnia before gold was discovered there.
No one should fail to read it. Besides
.On Land and Sea" there is q spirited
illustrated poem by the popular poet and
humorist. Earl Marble, and some twen-
ty or more stories, sketches, and poems,
by well-known writers. No one who
reads Ballou's Magazine can fail to be
interested in it. It is cheap and it is
good, its price being only $1.5O per an
mum, or Is cents single copy. Just
send 10 cents for q sample copy, and see
what nice machine it really is. You
will always find something in 1t that
can't be found elsewhere. For sale
everywhere. Published by Thomes &
Talbot, . Hawley Street, Boston.
Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1883-1884, 1883-12-21

ECall and see the celebrated House
hold Sewing Machines at Buchheit Bros.
Our goods are not old goods shipped
in from old stocks east to be closed out.
Bear that in mind when go,l want goods
in our line. Odegard y Thompson.
~We are receiving lumber of every
description daily. Lehman Elevator &
Lumber Co.
~Anything in the line of Farm Ma
hinery at Buchheit Bros
w -Stoneware until you can't rest q,
Odegard 4 Thompson's.
Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1883-1884, 1883-12-21
Freight Rates at Last.

At last Cooperstown has an estab-
lished freight tariff that enables her to
compete with any town in North Dako-
ia. The Northern Pacific has issued a
circular establishing rates as follows:
Between St. Paul, Minneapolis, East
Minneapolis, Minnesota Transfer, Du-
luth or Superior and Cooperstown, mer-
chandise per 100 pounds, $124; second
class, sos; third class, SOC; fourth class,
75c. Special carload lots No. l per 100
pounds, &c, No. 2, per barrel SIC; No. 3
per barrel Sic, No. 4 lumber per 100
pounds, 2sc; No. 5, live stock per car
ST; No. s per 100 pounds, SOC; No. Z per
100 pounds. 3lc. The rate on emigrant
movables from eastern terminals to all
points on the S. G. 4 T. NJ. branch
is $40 per car load, or 90 cents pei
100 pounds for less than car loads.
Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1883-1884, 1883-12-21

tBWe sell the "Acorn" cigar, tn,
best in the Cooperstown market, all ar
guments to the contrary notwithstand
ing. Nelson 4 Langlie.
tB"We have Just received car loa,
of that genuine Fargo Roller Mill Flou
and it will he sold cheaper than ever
Odegard & Thompson.
Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1883-1884, 1883-12-21

Gotiey's I4ady's Book for January is
truly holiday number opened with a
decidedly original title page with little
cupids crOwning the magazine as Queen.
Its two steel engravlngs, entitled re-
spectiyely ''The First Cali in the City,
1.-The First Call in the Country" will
undoubtedly gam many smile. The
Fashion Illustrations are fully up to the
standard of the late productions Of this
magazine, and the new feature this
month of colored illustration of house,
Gf % es{any ashn Ind s% p%S
all the readers of the book. The litera-
ture in this number is exceptionally
good, there being three interesting
short serial, entitled "Tom." Take it
altogether, this is an excellent number.
and the magazine bids fair to regain its
old popularity.
Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1883-1884, 1883-12-21

tB- We sell the ''Acorn" cigar, the
best in the Cooperstown market. all ar
guments to the contrary nOtwithstand-
ing. Nelson 4 Langlie.
eB- We have just received car load
Of that genuine Fargo Roller Mill Flour
and it will he sold cheaper than ever.
Odegard 4 Thompson.
W Nelson & I4anglie have the largest
stock of confectionery in the city.
w-We have now the largest stock of
winter Boots and Shoes ever brought to
Griggs county. Come and see for your
selves. Odegard 4 Thompson.
tTFresh oysters in bulk and cans by
express every week at Whidden Bros
s@Have you got a yokeof oxen, sheep,
hogs, ETC.? We will always give you
goods for them. Odegard 4 Thompson.
Xmas here soon and we can suit you.
Call soon; we can make you happy.
Odegard & Thompson.
EOur immense and growing trade
satisfies us that the people appreciate
our efforts in dispensing the best goods
at lowest possible figures. Nelson Il
Langlie.
tB- We sell pure sugar goods. not glu
cose. Nelson Il Langlie.
For mems fur goods go to Nelson &
Langlie's.
We can sell you team of mules
or horses. a woke of oxen, a COW, hogs,
chickens, etc. You see we buy any
thing and sell everything-s0ft soap ex-
cepted. Odegard & Thompson.
9BFine line of fresh confectionery at
OIegard & Thompson's.
eyNelson & Langlie "only'' keep the
celebrated ''Acorn."
1t will do you good to call at Ode
gard & Thompson's if you want four
| or provisions. We will give you good
bargains.
Talk is cheap, but we won't be un-
dersold. You can bear it in mind all
day. Odegard Il Thompson.
@We will not be undersold in North
/ Dakota Lehman Elevator & Lumber
Co.
A fine calf boot for 1915. Also a
large stock of winter foot gear at Odegard
& Thompson's.
HTOur goods will bear inspection with
any stock in this market, and all we ask
is a call to convince you that by buying
goods of us it is money in your pocket.
Nelson 4 Langlie.
a. Farmers clean your seed wheat.
The Lehman +. e. J.. Co. will sell you a
machine for $500 that will take out all
foul seed.
We have too many knit underwear
and will give you some cheap if you call
soon. Odegard & Thompson.
Call at Whidden Bros for horse
blankets, bed spreads, comforts and
quilts. Marked low.
Odegard 4 Thompson will sell you
good calico for SC per yard; full width
sheeting &c; and dry goods cheaper than
ever.
Tell your uncle, aunt, cousin and
everybody to call at the Pioneer Store
for Holiday Goods. You must not for.
get your sweetheart. We have a fine
line of candy, nuts, etc. 1t will make
you all happy to buy few pounds. II
is sweet. Odegard & Thompson.
Whidden Bros. have never before
urged their customers for a dollar, but
any thinking man can understand thai
owing to the sudden changc-the deatt
of one partner-it's necessary to wint
! up the present business. Don't forge
to pay.
Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1883-1884, 1883-12-21
Oh. What ID This 2

1t is a car load of those Genuine
.'Stoughton" Wagons for Odegard 4
Thompeon. No better wagons on wheels
%sE s%a{s forget ss n Good dGs%% oos
staple in go.ahead country like this.
Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1883-1884, 1883-12-21
Notice.
growth.

The Bank of Cooperstown will be clos
ed on Dec. 25th and January lst, these
days being legal Holidays. All notes
due on above day are due and collectable
thepreceding day. II. G. PICKETT.
(,aShiQr
Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1883-1884, 1883-12-21
Judicial Division.


In advocating the imperative demands
for more judicial advantages in North
Dakota the Fargo Republican correctly
says:
Common justice demands that Ransom,
LaNioure. Dickey, Ramsey, Foster, Steele
Griggs, Kidder and Walsh counties should
have court facilities, and each of these
counties will be glad to participate in
the movement if given an opportunity.
The bar associations of those counties
already having court facilities will
doubtless participate, also. for many of
their members feel the embarrassment
Of transacting business before an over
crowded court, and their clients busi-
ness must suffer more or less in conse-
quence. Several ideas have been ad-
vancei in the discussion of this matter,
and it would therefore seem wise to hold
a convention to be made up Of delegates
from local bar associations, in order that
the movement be given the impetus Of
unanimous action. In other words
crystalize the popular sentiment of 2O,-
600 people and throw it into congress for
all that it is worth. and reform will fol-
low, especially if the democrats are given
an opportunity to father the bill in the
house.
Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1883-1884, 1883-12-21
For Rent.

For Rent.
A well appointed store in excellent To-
cation of Cooperstown, suitable for any
kind of business, can he leased by apply
ing to, r. G. COoPER.
Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1883-1884, 1883-12-21

NOTICE or FINAL PROOr.-Land Office at Fargo
d. r., December 10, 1888. Notice s hereby given
that the following named settler has filed notice
his claim and secure Anal entry thereof on the
25'h day Of Jan 1884, viz: Peter A. Nelaon ID S No
1888 for the n " Of section ss., township l47 n
nesses, viz: Lewis T. soland Benjamin b. Brown
John Die and Henry Hougen. ali Of Cooperstown
Griggs comfy, y. T. The testimony to be taken
at Coopers,own, Griggs county ID. T.. on the g3d
day of January. a. d. 1884 at his Office.
HORACE AUSTIN, Register.