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Geo. NJ. Plumb is digging cellar
under the building recently purchased
and into which he has moved his grc-
Gerry store.
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Jas. Crandall is up from Lemars gis.
Ting his father and m,ti e..
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BLANKs.-Chattel Mortgage and
:hattel Mortgage Sale Blanks for sale
at this office IN an! quantity.
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$50 acres near Wortllington. and will
open il stock farm. They expect to put
200 cows on next spring.
G. G.. Whitney recently threshed $50
bu. of oats, by weight, for D. Shell, on
his farm it, Dewald, in three hours and
Il half. The oats went about GO bu. to
the acre.
NOT RELA TED TO THE DIRTY DOG.
F. Bloom hands US the following no.
tice for publication:
EDITOR ADvANCE:-In view of the
prevailing impression among the .cOnn-
try people that Il. J. W. Bloom was il
relative of mine, wish t" state to the
public that such is not the case; that
have not b Ell, am not now, and never
will be any relative of his. have bpp,,
belied. slandered and prosecuted enough,
without the further stigma Of being
called relative of this f"ul.moutI.:d
morster. F. BLooc1.
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NOTICE.
All persons knowing themselves in.
dehted to me will please call and settle
and save costs.
W"rthington, Oct. 8. 1883.
WI \. :. llUSSELTON.
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Conversation between two turkeys,
from Harper's: First turk-y-1'm not
going t" eat and get fat THEY'LL kill
me for Thanksgiving. Second turke, -
You're fool You'll get into some
boarding house.
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DENT1sTRY.-Dr. Bedford. Of Sioux
Sity, will be at tile WOrthington House
from Nov. 10th to the oath.
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Il dry blizzard set in Sunday and
blew for three days. The middle of
November is pretty sure to bring a
blizzard. either dry or with snow. In
1872, a three days storm set in accom-.
panied by snow, on the 18th of Novem.
Der, and gave the early settlers q fore
taste of Northwest snow storms. This
was followed, in January, by the big
boss blizzard, the king blizzard of them
ALL But we'll never have another one.
Such storms are only known on the
frontier.
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CONTEST NOTICES.
FINAL PROOF NOTICES.

LAND OFFICE at Worthington, Minn,
November I, 1885,.
NOTICE is hereby given hat the following.
named set Ter has filed no ice If his Intention to
make ti"al proof IN support OF his claim, and
that sal proof will be made before the u. 5.
Land office 1T Wnrthmgton. Num-. Oh
Friday, Dec. II, 1888.
Viz: l}uel w. Pope,
HrmeS. cad Application No. 1876,
For the $ 4 ne u. sec. 80 IL ii
lie names the following witnesses to prove Lis
continuous residence upon. and cultivation Of,
said and. viz:
Thos J. Lynch, J. w. Reed. Austin Novey,
Ferdinand Moll. of Wo'thingto,,, MINI
IL Mons GKINAGER, REGISTER.
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20 baskets nice grapes ut
12-2W ANDERSON's,

Does anybody know how many BUSH
els this election thresher PANIED out to
the acre?
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The Worthington Musical Associa-
ton will meet every Tuesday evening
ut half past seven o'clock. Geo. NJ.
Plumb, leader.
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You can get cabbage, Rutu1aIas, 20
tatoes, turnips, onions, celery and ap
pies, all through the winter ut
l2.2W ANDERsON'S.
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OYSTERS OYSTERS !! At PlumO's.
The best quality ut the lowest possible
price. Try my 40 centers and you'll
use no other. l2.2w
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MOBILES COUNTY OFFICERS.

AUDI2oR-E. =. Mills.
TREAsURER-H. c Shepard.
REGlsrER or DEEDs-B. +. johnson.
JUDGE or PROBArE-Wm. Wigham.
CLERK or COUNT. B. Bennett.
0HERIPr-R. H. Miller.
COURr COMMlssIoNER-Fred Bloom.
COUNTY ATTORNEY-t:eO. w. Wilson.
CORONER-J.S. McManus.
COUNTY SUrERgSTENDENT-L.S s. Nelson.
COMMISSIONERS.
@1r& District-P. Blaine, Of HerScy.
fsecond District-r. l.. Taylor, Of Elk.
THIRD Dixtrict-James Gown, Of Adrian.
Fb,.rth District-Maurice OHearn, OF Grand
Prairie. ma,
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DEvyEl, DOIECS

Mr:J. \. McB+th, Pacific Express
Office. Denver. Colo. was cured by st {.
jacobs Oil Of an excruciatimg pain in
the neck. and also tooth ache. One APP
plieatiOn did the work,
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AGENTS WANTED! F., For 4 noxe W:,.

DEHNEss. or NEW P)CTOR AL HISTORY OF THE
LIFE AND TlME~ OFT PIONEER HEROES AND
HEKols rs OF AMERICA. by Col. Frank TrIplett.
Over ~, ST. erb Engravings. Covers the Three
Eras Of pi neer progress (D From the ALE he
MES to the Mi *iSSippi: (2) From the Mississippi
to the Rocky Mountains: } California and the
Pacific Slope NEW. Combines graphic, thrill,
ing narrative with profuse"ess Of elegant illus
portraits embracing all the Pioneer LEADERS,,
best les scores of incidents. A Picture Gallery
1T rare interest. A true historical work o.
thrlmg dvenrs ~ f"rest plains mnfS
izatio,l. Fights with In inns: Desperate .\d-
ventures: Narrow Escapes; Wild life on the
Border A grind do. b"k tor agents. o%tS:!l.'
In reach III tho Masses. Agents complete out.
TT IS cents. aJ-Wriie at once for Confidential
Terms and illustrate description. Address,
N. ID. THOMPSON 4 co. Pubs
st. Louis Mo-, or New York City.
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Don't forget the camp FIRE on Satur'
day night next by the Grand Army and
their friends.
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Judge Wilson has been down to Win
dom for several days engaged in sever
al liquor cases Window Is in the
thrOeS Of q whisky war.
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FLOUR AND FEED STORES. Nc
LEAN has rented the 5. u. Davis rooms
and is now prepared to fill all orders
for Flour and Feed. 37tf
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For SALE.-0ne Of the best impros,-
ed farms in Mobiles 20. Good h1ase,
barn 36x42, good water, etc, also house
and lot in village UT WOrtlington. En-.
quire Of FRED BLOOM,
WOrthingtOn. MINI.
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II. =. Shepard Il CO. will fill orders
for both Hard and soft coal III quaint
ties to suit customers. 81
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FLOUR FLCEH!
am now selling the Minneapolis
<'GOld Medal Flour from the Wash
burn, Crosby & Co., Mills. This is rot
he Wheeler. Hinline g. Co. mill which
gulled the public with poor lots OF -four
last summer and refused to make it
| right. but the Old standard mill which
has the highest reputation for good
flour in the State.
TAKE NOTICE-I will sell the above
-four for Cu>h only.
92W G. NJ. PUNE
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Col. J. I. Long, the Kentucky Tenn
perance orator, who is lecturing under
the auspices Of the Good Templars, will
deliver Il lecture on temperance at the
Congregational Church Oh Thursday
evening, Noy. Is. Admission, free.
The Selma. Alabama, Times. says of
his lecture, 1.-The most powerful speech
ever delivered in this city in the inter.
est Of temperance
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MORTGAGE SALE


norault having been made in the payment of
H. -Four Hundred and Three and sO-lCO dollars
which is claimed to be due at the date hereof
on a mortgage made by George JAY. mortgagor.
to Henry II: Loomis. mortgage. and dated Sep
TENDER 10th. 1877. and recorded October 9th.
1877. in book ''B'' Of mortgages on page 1913. in
the office of the Register of Deeds of Mobiles
county. Minnesota: and no action or proceeding
having been instituted to recover tho debt Sc
cured thereby, or any part thereof:
Now, therefore notice is hereby given. that by
virtue Of the power OF sale in said mortgage con
tanned. and pursuant to the statute in such case
made. the premises in said mortgage described
viz: The south half Of the southeast quarter OF
section four. in township 1O1. in range ii. in No
bles county, Minnesota, will be sold at public
auction on
December Dist. 1858.
At ten O'Clock 4. M. at the front door OF the
court house in WOrthingtOn village in said No.
bles county. topay said debt and disbursements
allowed by law. and twenty-five dollars attOr-
neyS fees. stimulated in said mortgage; and said
mortgage will be thereby foreclosed.
Nov. Sth, 1883
HENRY II. LOOMS, Mortgagee
DANIEL ROuRER, Attorney. T1-6t
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ADVERTISING RATES.

DVBET1S1N9 RAT9S.
nae Inch three weeks, 200. three months, 400
G1see inches 3 weeks, 500 500
M inches. - e.OO 1000
SPECIAL rates given for larger advertisements.
Special notices, first week 10 cents a line; sub
oeslnept Insertions cents a line each week.
Transient advertisements paid in advance.
Yearly advertisements to be paid quarterly.
Legal advertisements to be paid for before AN
0avit II given.
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Mule Team for Sale. or trade for any
kind Vt cattle, or o" time. Apply to
loft r.. l.. ERsKINE, Ind. Lake.
Will grind buck wheat ut the mill at
Adrian, Nov. 2Oti, and 21st.
1l.2w1 ]. BEDFORD & Son.
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OATS WANTED.-1.O GOO bus. Of oats
wanted at the Roach pl ce.
6.3* !. RoARn1,AN Snnt
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Pres For SALE-5O Pigs ard Shoat.
for sale. or trade for stock, by the M
dtrsigned, one mile east of Jersey
Mobiles Co., Mimi. r. X. OLSEN.
7-3W*
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M SONIC.

DEGULAR COMMUNICATIONS Of Fraterni.
II t. Lodge, No. lOl, A. F. & A. NJ. at Masonic
>M.H1 Hall in WOrtCingtOn on the
!; : ! =
~ AGG7G>~aA lst and I'D Mondays III each
1ESss4k. month.
Hzec2SAyX /. r. DuRFEE, w. NJ.
II. B. PLOTS, Sec.
SSS IT, REGULAR COEVOCA'
TiONS Of Living Arch Chap
Syaa3Sfa% ter No. d, r.. A.. NJ. at Ma
w ~ ~ sonic Hall on the 4th Monday
q eaee cath.
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potatoes at (l2-2w)
ANDERsON's.

Okabena Lake has gone iuto winter
quarters. The cold snap of tho last
few days covered it over with blan.
ket of ice.
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Ttel Runyon.is down from st. Paul
N . visit.
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Try Missouri apples and be pleaaed,
At (l2.2w) AND84soN1.
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HAIR WORK DONE TO ORDER
Waves co1.sta ntly on I, and
Jewelry 4 Specially.
Mrs. s. EQEDEEX.

MRS. S. EOEDKEX,
1l50iy WoitiiG gtnn. Ninn.
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
We hereby notify the rablic and r.
J. w. Bloom that we have this dav
withdrawn all connection and interest
with said Blcr.n as Il partner in the
firm OF II. L. Bunre Il Co.
NUrthingtUn, Oct. 8. 1883.
II. +. DCSCE,
J. IlMBEET.
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nefault having been made IN the payment of
~ One Hundred and Eigh y-nine and Su-1CU
dollars, Which Is claimed to be due at the date
eIeH h % mt3as+ mds oy S1 n Times
Lo mis-, m"rtgagee. aud dated Nov. 9Th, 1873,
and recorded November 9th. 1878, in book "E
Il SSSes eSua o' aa n a e
ton or proceeding having been in >tituled to re-
cover the debt seculed thereby, or any part
Now, nctice is hereby given. that by virtue of
the 'wer If sale in said mortgage contained.
aud pursuant to the statutes in such case M de,
he west halt Of the northeast quarter o, sec
ton two in township lUl, range ~, in Mobiles
county. Minnesota, will be sold at pnblic auc.
ton OH
December clst, 1883,
Attwo O'Clock =: M. at the front door of the
court hOuS' in WOrthingtnn village. in said No
b:S county: to pay said debt and expenses OF
sale. and fft, Ell dolllrs attorneys fees S:ipn-
late, in said mortgage: and said mortgage will
be thereby fortcl sed.
Nov. Sth, 1854:
- ~ HENRY II. LOOMS. &ortsawec.
u. RoTRTR. Attorney. tll-@t
MORTGAGE SALE.
nefaul having been made in the payment of
L. Three lun,re.i and FW,y->evcn il Il 30 10,
dollars. which Is cl lime +" b. du' 1T the date
Tw meg. mortgago", to Henry II. lon'i>, NOR
gage AVID ted August ID. 1871. AID accorded
August Sth. 1877, ", book "i:' OF mortgages on
page iG2. in the office OF the Register Of Dee Is OF
NblcS county. Minnesota: and no action or
proceeding having been ,nSti Uted 10 receiver
the debt secured by said mortgage, or any par,
thereof:
Nov. therefore notice is h,rehy given that h
virtue Of the power e! sale in said mortgage
contains d. and pursuant to the statute N such
cas-. made. the premises in said mo'tgase Ns-
Scrib d. viz: The southeast quarter of section
thirty, in t"wnShiu lo,, in rang" Al, IN Mobiles
county. Minnesota. will he sold at nahic auc-
ti0n. 1T the front door OF the court house il
Warrington village in MOBILES county. Mime
sofa On
December :lSt, 1883,
At II O'Clock a to ray said debt and dis
hnrsrm"nt> allowed Ivy law. an, twenty-five
dollars attorneys fees. stipulated in sal mort
gage: and thereby said mortgage will be fore
closed.
Nov. Stl. 1883.
HENRY IT, LOOMS, Mortgagec
DANIEL ROIIRFH, Attorney. III ct
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LOCAL.
wosrnlserox. MINI. NovExBrE IT, 1855

CLUB RATES.
The ADVANCE Is furnished at d 50 . year TO
Clubs Ct ten or moro. Clubs Of ten for ok months
Is cents for each subscriber.
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A. d. of q. W.
Wovthingt Lodge No 65 meets every alter-
Nate FRIDAY vening. F. LEwls, Master Work.
4 r. PLOTS, Recorder.
St. Landry democrat., 1883-03-31
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

The other day the entire population
LOT Hermopolis, headed by the Bishop, at
tended the funeral OF Frederick Hildner,
lone OF the Oldest American Missionaries in
Greece.
Four prisoners confined in the Terri
torial Penitentiary, at Boise City, I. T.,
|overpowered their two guards the other af-
|ternoon and made their escape.
The remains Of John Howard Payne
lay in state in New York City on the 23d,
and there were many visitors.
TIE first type cast from Utah metal
and Utah anthony was turned out in Salt
Lake City few days ago.
The business failures in the United
States and Canada for the seven days ended
on the 23d numbered 1876, as against 225 for
the week previous. reduction OF thirty.
j. B. MARsToN, interest clerk of the
Equitable Trust Company, New York City,
has written to his brother acknowledging
that he had appropriated $50, 900 of the COM
pany's funds.
Ex-PREMIER WADDINGroN will rep
sent France at the coronation OF the Gar at
Moscow, Russia.
A BREAK in the protection levee at
FairyieW, Miss, was reported on the ed.
Several plantations in the rear were over
flowed.
FIVE men were executed in different
parts of the country on the 23d. Fred. E.
Wait was hanged at Franklin, Texas, for
killing jailer; Nicholas Walker, at Little
Rock, Ark, for killing Thomas jenkins;
two negroes, William Burks and George
Cunningham, at Lafayette, Ga, for murder
and robbery, and James Holt, at Graham,
N. c., for criminal assault OH Mrs. Will
liam Tirrel.
LOUIS and Nathan Lay, farmers near
Bozeman, Mont, had quarrel the other
day with Irving Hunter, another farmer,
and the next morning Hunter was found
dead in his field, where he had been seed
ing, with his gun near him. The Lays had
fed, but the Sheriff's posse were after them.
ANDERSON THOMAS, who had been
fearfully stabbed by Sim Wilson, died at
Dallas, Tex, few days ago. The Coroner's
Jury returned a verdict charging Wilson
with the murder and he was remanded to
Jail.
WILLIAM n. STEWART, the post-ofice
clerk who was arrested at Cincinnati recently
for stealing from letters, made confession
on the I'D, and seemed disposed to make
restitution. He was in good circumstances,
the son Of respectable, well-to.do citizen.
A RECENT San Francisco (Cal.) spe-
cial recounts the discovery of an embezzle-
ment in the office Of State Harbor Commits.
sioner John S. Gray, who fed when the
shortage, estimated at $4,000 to 500, 200,
was discovered.
St. Landry democrat., 1883-03-31
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.

4 4
WILLIAM KEYS, a farmer of Green
field, Ohio, accused Stanton and John Tay-
lor, sons of neighbor, OF stealing from
him. A fight ensued, when Keys shot STAN
ton Taylor through the heart and MORALLY
wounded John Taylor.
A DISPATCH from London, Eng, on
the Doth, says the Dean OF Canterbury had q
letter threatening the deanery would be
blownlup at the enthroning Of the new Arch
bishop.
TT was reported on the 10Th that two
barrels OF powder had been found in the
vicinity Of the large gasometers at Kings
Cross, London, Eng.
w. III. CRANE, Register Of the Land
Office at Susanville, CAL, has been arrested
on charges Of forging settlers receipts. w.
M. Stewart, a clerk in the Cincinnati (O.)
Post-ofice, has been arrested on charges OF
opening letters.
The other day William Thornton, a
farmer Of Gibson County, Ind, became
enraged at his horse because it baked,
when he e-abbed knife and cut the horses
tongue ont. Thornton was sent to Jail in
default Of $500 bail.
AT Manteno, Ill, the other morning
an old couple named Mettel were found
Head in their room. having been suffocated
with gas from stove. Three young men,
sleeping in a room above, were resuscitated
with difficulty.
An eleven-year-old boy named Charles
Moore, Of Davenport, Iowa, fell from a
haystack, twenty five ast high, upon which
he was playing the other evening, striking
the ground head foremost, and died few
hours afterwGfd.
JAMES MERRITT & Co., OF Pierson,
Mich, have been declared BY the Post-ofice
Department to be engaged in fraudulent adj
vertising, and the Postmaster at Pierson
has been directed to discontinue the deliy.
cry to that firm Of registered letters or
money orders. Sc
1t was reported from London, Eng,
on the 21st that the police were in posses
sion OF clew to the recent explosion in the
ono. once OF the Local Government Board. a
woman observed and fully described the
appearance OF q man apparently placing an
hnIernai machine against the building. 1t
Nss expected an arrest would be made.
a., z
St. Landry democrat., 1883-03-31
MISCELLANEOUS.

The Boston CMass.) Board of Alder
men has passed an order for the statue of
Paul Revere, to cost s., 900.
THE Secretary of the Interior has
requested the Secretary Of War to order a
detail Of troops to protect Yellowstone Park
from depredators.
A LARGE employer in Birkenhead,
Eng, has discharged all his Irish work
men, declaring he would no longer disgrace
himself by paying people who harbor as
sassins.
INJURIES received by Queen Victoria
recently in slipping on a stairway were re-
ported serious on the 2lst.
The river was reported nearly within
its banks in the Helena neighborhood on
the 21st. Flood trouble had broken out at
Halifax, n. S.. A thaw and rain caused dis
astrous freshets.
The Government counsel undertake
to prove that the Armagh Assassination
Society was established by one Burns who
went from America for the purpose.
IT is estimated that the Canadian
Government has been defrauded out of
nearly 81, 100000 by eyasions of customs du-
ties at Montreal.
TIE Exchange Bank of Denver. Colo,
after several days OF a heavy run closed its
doors recently and a Receiver was appointed.
The liabilities were said to be $4,000, with
assets Of $400, 200.
The report that the Dean of Canter-
bury had received letter threatening that
the Deanery would be blown up ON the oc-
casion Of the enforcement of the new
Archbishop has been pronounced untrue.
IT is said the only coin of the United
States that strictly conforms to the law is
the $40 gold piece. Other coins either lack
something prescribed or bear some device.
unauthorized by law.
The cut Of logs in Northern and Cen
trail Wisconsin for the season just closing
would, according to careful estimates, be
about twenty five per cent. below the aver
age, amounting in the aggregate to soms-
thing like / SOC, oOo. 900 feet.
St. Landry democrat., 1883-03-31
MONTANA stockmen reported lately


that their herds had wintered unusually
we'll, the losses not exceeding five per cent.
Grass was coming up finely, and there was
every ro.son to expect favorable season.
TIE New Jersey Fire Insurance Com
pany, of New York, after an existence of
half century, has retired from business.
DURING the closing hours of the last
session OF Congress bill passed authoriz-
ing the Postmaster-General to readjust the
salaries of certain postmasters, but the bill
made no pecuniary provision for carrying
outfits requirements. It was said at thePost-
office Department that the law could not
be executed without an appropriation and
an additional force ofclerks. 1t was estimated
that the readiustment of salaries directed by
the bill would require an expenditure of at
least s., 900, 900.
The Attorney General, in his review
OF recent proposition to build bridge
across the Niagara River, said no action had
been taken by Congress in the matter and
the President had no power to grant the
necessary authority. The Canadian Parlia-
ment has passed an act authorizing the
erection OF the bridge as far as Canada is
f, -
concerned.
INDIAN AGENT TOWNSEND, who had
recently passed through the Creek Reserya-
ton on the way to his post, reportedsthe
other day that q state of complete anarchy
prevailed there in consequence of the ami
mosities existing between the two factions
of the tribe, work being neglected for ma
rauding, and that the entire population
were badly. demoralzed. Agent Townsend
urged the necessity of Government inter-
yention to restore order.
A CHILD of five years who was bitten
by dog at Sioux City, Iowa, died of n.y.
drophobia few days ago.
The will of Albert Goodyear, of Bos-
ton, Mass, was suppressed six years and
found recently among his wife's effects ar
ter she died. There were several outside
requests. The discovery would result in
litigation between the heirs.
A BERLIN dispatch of the 21st said
nothing was known there concerning the
reported scheme of Bismarck to acquire
land in Mexico for colonization purposes.
L1ssAGARY, son-in-law of the late
Karl Marx and manager of lie Citoyen, has
been convicted of melting to disorder in
Paris, France.
TWENTY duels between German and
Austrian students are reported TO have re-
suited from exercises held at Vienna in
honor Of Wagner's memory.
IT was reported on the 21st that the
Chilians were marching on Lapaz, Bolivia.
A STATEMENT has been prepared by
the Commissioner Of Internal Revenue
which shows the receipts of the office for
the fiscal year to be SAC, 400 200. Receipts
from July |, 1882, to March 81, 1883, exceed
the receipts for the corresponding period
last year by s., 200, 600.
A TABLE issued by the Bureau of
Statistics recently showed that the exports
of pork had not declined alarmingly during
the last few months. About 90, 900, 600
pounds were exported during the four
months ended February IS, as against 81, :
100000 during the corresponding period last
year.