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Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-08
BRANDS.

Brands, counter brands and ear marks of Tonkiu Brothers.
 HOM ESrEADS. J Jameson homestead F miles east of Harshaw. 80 acres.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-08

Tuesday when it became known that Tuttle had made another confession which contained stronger evidence against Carpenter than did his first con fession, a public meeting was held atthe Court house to hear the evidence read and determine whether 1t was sufficient to warrant a summary execution of the prisoner, But before the meeting had taken any action in the matter it was announced thas Carpenter desired to make a statement Tn the presence Of the district attorney and some other man. The meeting adjourned to await the re- port on the prisoners proposed state
 ment Carpenter was brought into the District Attorneys office and in the presence of Jesse Hardesty, Aaron Ma son. Judge Thomas, Judge Bartleson, Deputy-SherifT Scanland and the editor of the ENTERPRISE said that all the statement that he wanted to make was to assure the people of Florence that he didn't intend to harm any of them; that he had no desire for revenge. No amour of cross-auestioning could draw from him any new facts. He admitted that he was looking for yellow horse the Sunday he came down to Redtielis, as Tuttle stated, but denied that the latter told him anything about Red Jack want ing him to meet him with horse. He also admitted tha' the officers tried to bribe him to tell about the Bisbee rob bery but said he told them he was not in need of any more wealth and that he hadhothing to tell. A meeting was to be held Tuesday evening to decide the mat ter but Q dispatch was received, saying tbatiHensley and Elmore had been cap tured. and 1t was decided to do nothing more until the arrival Of the latter
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-08
DIR. LIEBIC
DispenSary. Cor. dcurJ -aa Mason Sfrect~. >au Fran
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 THE COLLEGE INSrlEC-. Il for the euro of lLl -H-l- COMPLICATED sud s1-cr. DURABLE CHRONIC Dr. Kiebig's Gcrmll- -EFi-n- ratOr IS positively I to cure Nervous - ErEs.aL Debility, seminal Wrlalf,e, Lost Manhood. ertImIfl lr- rhea. Loss or LnrT-T. kiu-- ing and Dixsine.- lu l.r Head. heianchBkus Eiapcils- Feeling. Prns-Si-arrhca El all the results nr r.lu. lrI- prudence and ez or mo ture years. Hlc Esocr1r. a regular ColicgC Physician from Europe. vi s-aa lH f.r- feit one thouslud dollar for a caso the InviZo rslor uiif not cure under -peclll r7a- ment and advice.
 The reason SO many cannot get cured of W1akuess and r.s above dIseIses fs uwIr- ra a complication. called PkOSNs TORRHEA. w-ich requires us- cuhar treatment.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-08
MISCELLANEOUS.
Bakers Mining Horse Power

THE MOST EFFICIENT AND PRACTICAL.
 I Machine ever invented for the service or Pru-pectOrs and others requiring the use of a Horsc-Poser. Possessing all ths requirements of ilrst class holst and afOrdlnl, means for the out interfering with a hOIstiug apparatus.
 it k made entirely of Iron no piece weighs over s5O pounds. Al the 1ruinary speed of a horse luo-pouuu bucket Of ore may he raised l3J feet per mIuute. The hoi-tlng drum k under the complete control of the man at the shaft and ls capable of carrying 50 leet of hve-eighths steel rope. The cost oi erection is slight. Jwo men la half day can easily put It m place ready for work
 While this power IS more particularly for min ing purposes, Ir IS equally adapted Co all other use V here animal power Is required s8- SEND
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-08

This = treu ctheuirE Remedy and Nerve TONIC is tl le.l mate re It U twenty -gaf- U.
 ucal evlr-. CURES 4t4 u. FAILING Ctaft
 Fl Nervuc and sical Debility. nal WeaEr A.
 matorrnUa. FraalH- forrlga rsEr..-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-08

RH Paul. principal and A Stelnfeld, W c Davis. George Pusch, John Zellln- ger, J c Handy, c R Drake and James Quinlay sureties, ID the penal sum of SjO.OO0 to faithfully perform duties of county tax collector.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-08

c. F RICHARDS S CO.,, Agents, f27 ( 429 6ansoms street.. corner Clay
 San Franc cIsc0, Cal
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-08
Dr. SPiNNEY,
vOTJNG MEN

No. n krarny street. san FranciSco. Cal.
 Treats all Chronic and Special Diseases.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-08
by A. E. MINTIE, ND.

IT het-Ill NlretIs -f-l " nm. ... na.. SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE on aar. lcsra1 n. let-er stating symptoms. sex and s.-a. Cuuul uications strictly confdautial.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-08

A--AAl-aAVal AHa4aAA-- -tf of Vision, kOisas ir the Head: tle Fitsl AslH pass1ng unobssryed In tla urlns. and nla ott CT dlseases e at lead toiusAuity and caa.
 bE. INVITE will Al.reo a0 furlel- Ta
 Grsd Dollars for . cass of t1iE -T-. --r f,tHI Restorative Cunder his speclal a1Tice and treatlnentl will not cure, or fo- aug .ll-- l1l or In-uriOus found in it. DH. NIGilt clec-s Ali friVHte Dlseases sGccesstulig .fl-1eu. .r culy. COnsrltaL lon free rtor0r-r a1aIga- ton and adVlce. Includilg aralyGis or -E-o- S5.10- Price of the Vital Eesto-Hrlse -a01 @ iat- te. or four tines the quanuty. 5ll.t- a1ul tu any address upon receipt Of prIlo OF C. O. l.- secure feOm obseryation and m urlra.5 rlrr17 if desirsd by A. E. MINTIE N D
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-08
DEE Ds.

Edson Adams to G. II. Howard the ranch Guebavi, Sl. J. B. Conte to S. Pugnataro, $ acres more or less near Arivac8, $50.
 LAND CLAIM. s. Pugnataro to 1G0 acres near Arr vaca.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-08
MIsCELLANEoUs
THE Great English Remedy :

Is R never-fzuln 2 silft for Nervous D-1llly. Exhausted Vita lity ,Seminal " @ kr % 2, Spermatorrhcg. LOST
 MANHOOD, lEpoca1 { Icy. Faralysis. Prustator- lrhea and all Che t1r-l- lblR efccra of qlf- Abuse. youlLiui -o-l's. and eNcassas % rlatl-''r
 years-sucl l l ti IMemorv .l7es1-r -a--.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-08
Official Records.
LOCATION NOTICES.

Bombay mine, Tyndall, $ B Mann and Nj D Cooley.
 Nos. 1, 2, 3, f, ,, 6, :. Black Lime point, Big Horn and Quartz mines, Quiiotoa district, H Shotwell, J T To- gan and W B Logan.
 Silver Boots mine, Wrightson district by L. NJ. Warren and Ira M. Davis. Silver Star mine, same district, by A. Schneider ct al.
 Lone Star mine, by E. J. Williams ct al
 Milky Wave mine, by E. Williams ct al.
 DEEDS. Edson Adams to c. II. Howard the ranch Guebavi S1
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1883-02-23
YanktOn.

YANKToN, Feb. 22.-There was a brief
session of the legislature to-day, both
houses adjournlng till 80 in the morn
ing, in honor of the holiday. : -
Bills were introduced to amend the,
exemption law; to prevent the spread Of
noxious weeds; to provide tor the exami-
nation of public accounts; to create the
coun,1us Of Delano, Scoby, Pyatt. Ster-
ling, Cheyenue and Jackson; to provide
that any railroad wholly or in part within
he territory, may lease or purchase the
whole or part Of other roads when the
same can be connected or operated so a.
TO form a continuous line; to insure bet
ter education of practitioners OF dental
surgery, and regulate the practice OF
dentistry; memorial to congr 'ss, asking
The repeal of the duty on nails, lumber
and barbed wire; to authorize the legls-
la,ure to regulate the freight and passen.
ger rates on railroads.. ".'
The governor vetoed the act amending
the Scotland village incorporation act,
for the reason that it gave the county no
discretion in granting liquor licenses.
Nowlin's county bill introduced in the
house, provides for the creation of the
counties of Delano, Scoby, Pyatt, Ster-
ling; Cheyenne and Jackson, from por.
tions OF the Indian country, to be ceded
t. the government, for sale, entry and
settlement Bids for the capital are COM
ing in. Sioux Falls is preparing to offer
$250,000 and grounds. Elk Point offers =
million dollars. ..;.... . 49,. +. -
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1883-02-23
The Alert's Opinion.
jamestown Alert.1

jamestown AlerC,l
A special meeting of the jamestown
board Of trade took place at the office of
Dudley & Co., yesterday morning. Major
Lyon was chairman, the president being
absent. The object of the meeting was TO
bring before the BOARD the Minneapolis
Tribune boom edition scheme, which was
stated in straig ghtforward and pleasant
manner by Col. Tyner, of Fargo: The
plan was referred 10 the committee on
printins, and will receive an investigation
tomorrow. While the Alert believes
that the scheme, If carried out as de-
scribed by Col. Tyner, would be a good
one, i, firmly believes that 1t would no'
be good policy for the people Of James
town 10 adopt it. The fact is jamestown
has subscribed for outside adverl
tising schemes, which are by the way
good ones, all that it is able to pay, and
to ask them to do mo-, e, even in so good q
cause as Col. Tyner seems to be interested
in, would appear TO the most of them like
carryi q good thing to extremes. Ii
jamestown has more money to spend for
immigration documents, it would he bet
ter f., the town to get up an edition OF
$4,000 copi = Of some kind of a paper and
confiue Ii to their own immediate vicin-
i,y. The cost would be no more and the
benefits would be much greater. There
must come Il time when discretion will be
given an equal chance with valor.
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1883-02-23
Carver Defeats Bo3ardus.

LOUISVILLE, Feb: 22-In the opening,
800 was bet on Bogardus to $50 on Car
Yer. Last night the latter's friends grew
confident, and he crept up in the pools.
The trap was arranged with the bounda-
ries measured eighty yards from| the
cpnter trap, the terms of the match being
lone hundred birds, thirty yards rise.
eighty yards boundary" Both men
appeared calm aud confident, when at u
few minutes past O'Clock, they were
called to work. Col. John NJ. Barbour, Of
this city, acting as. referee, without any
judges. The birds: used were tame
pigeons, and they did not fly well. Bo-
gardus falledto score on the second bird,
which fell dead forty yards outside the
limits. Carver missed the 18th and 10th.
Begardus missed the 10Th. scoring tle.
Carver fell behind on the 20:h with q
miss The:fiiststwenty birds swere shot
in twenty-five minutes. When the 50th
bird was reached, there was ue,s each
having killed sforty-three. AT the 10Th,
Bogardus was sixty, and Carver fifty
seven.' At the 75tb, Bogardus sixty-four,
and Carver :sixty-one. From the 75lh to
the, Goth, Carver gained three, and tad
Bogardus. Neither had missed for some
and The excitement ran high amolg the
crowd, but the contestants we're COO: and
determined. At the 90ih blrd, sBogardus
missed, and Carver, without q miss, ran
out, defeating his opponent by one bird.
Carver SO, Bogardus 82. Time, two
hours and forty minutes @@s.~@2@fs -:
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1883-02-23
A Slight Mistake.
fSpringfield Republican,

The men who go from honse 10 house
at this time in the year collecting the re-
turns of births as is requir d by law, meet
with some queer experiences One of
them WIN was at work while ago in a
''sister" city came to house owned by
two elderly maidens, OF means. The hired
girl answered his ring, and he made his
usual ste,eotyped remark, II called to
see if there were any births5in this house
last year, For some re:son the domestic
failed to understand the question and
made this IT port to her mislresses:" There
IS a man down stairs who wants to know
if you have had any bursts last year."
They hu,riedly discussed the possible
meaning of such query, and conclud-
ed that it must refer to the water pipes.
Then one IF the women vent down to
the door and asked the canvasser if he
had authority to ask such questions. He
said that he was acting under the author
ity of the law, whereu"on she remarked ::
"Well, we did have little one here, but
it was so slight that we were not obliged
to call iu outside help.'' What the man
thought has never been revealed
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1883-02-23
SEVEN MEN KILLED
I'm q Desperate Fight I'm q Michigan
Lumber Cauap.

EAST TAwAs, Mich, Feb, 22.-There
are rumors here of trouble at lumber
camp Is miles distant 1t is said one
man chopped another's head off and that
the murderer has been lynched. The
body is guarded by sixty men, who will
no. permit i, to be removed.
> CH1cAeo, Feb. 22.-The Inter- Oceans
Eas, Tawas, Mich, special says: Arumor
from the logging camp, is that two men
got into dispute over a trial as to whose
team would haul the heaviest load. After
the trial the one whose team was victoious
went into lis cabin aud sat dawn. The
defeated one came up behind him and
with one blow severed the head from
the body. The head rolled to- the floor,
the eyes winked several times and the
mouth opened. An alarm was raised
and the members of the camp took
the murderer aud placed log chain
around his neck and hung him and
placed guard around the body until the
arrival Of the sheriff and men, from
neighboring camps to take the corpse
down. A general fight ensued and seven
men were killed as near as can be
learned.
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1883-02-23
The 1ffchtxan MuAdle.

!, DETROIT, Feb. 22-The bribery inves-
tigation committee resumed its examine
tion Of witnesses to.day5at Lansing. Rep.
:resentative Burton Parker, Of Monroe,
corroborated Beall's testimony Of last
week that the latter offered him the Nor.
roe postofice and $1,000 clerkship tor
his son if he would vote Tor Ferry. He
thought BeaIl meant to do him Kindness
and not to be corrupt. e, B. Fisher, one
or the proprietors Of the Grand Rapids
Eagle, testified as to the efforts of Hub.
bclI to secure the influence of that paper
against Ferry, BE- subsequently admit.
de did pot kaow the facts himself: s
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1883-02-23
Financial Condition Of Burleigh
County.

The bonded Indebtedness of Burleigh
county is $73,172.3s divided into five
series, to wit:
Series Of 1875, interest semi-annually
at ten per cent per annum. Amount 3d.
522.3S.. No records to show when they be
come due.
Series of 1877. interest annually at ten
per cent. Amount $8.O50. No records to
Show when they become dne.
S.ries OF 1879, due July 1894, interest
semi-apn ually at ten per cent per annum.
Amount $29350. y
Series IF 1880, court house bonds due
1890, interest," annually at ten per cent.
Amount $4,000. $3.50
Series Of 1881 due 1891 interest annually
at g ght per cent. Amount $1O,25O.
Outstanding county warrants on Jsnu
ary 1st, 1888. Amount $21 1926.
Outstanding bills contracted IN 1882.
presented 10 da,e for which warrants had
not been drawn. Amount $1,303 "a.
Amount paid by county treasurer from
January Isl, 1888, to February 14th 1883,
on warrants, coupons, school orders, etc.,
$1508s95. E.. N. FULLER,
..- County Clerk
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1883-02-23
Better, GIVE 1t Up. ,

DETROIT, Feb. 22.-six ballots were
taken in joint; convention Tor senator this
afternoon. o.. N. Barnes, the new candl-
date of the fuslonists, ranged from Al to
46; Palmer. "a Mto,27; WilIets, II. Bur-
rows finally withdrew. Ferry received
from 26 lo 70, except on the last ballot
when he fell to rs. The rem mainlng votes
were atteclng.: ~ ~ - =.=;5..;a ~
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1883-02-23
Mud at Louisville.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Feb.-2l.-since day
light the river has been falling at the rate
of an inch and a half per. hour. II is SO
feet, s inches al the head of the canal, and
81 feet, 8 inches at the foot of the falls:
Many houses have been overflowed aud
are beginning to show a liberia! coating OF
mud, both inside and out. Owners are
busy cleaning out, and, in week busi-
ness on the river front will be resumed
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1883-02-23
The North American.

The North American Review for March opens
With an article on ''Money in Elections" BY
Henry George. r bert q. Taylor writes of the
"subjugation of the Mi.sissippi." Moncure d.
Conway very striking study of Gladstone -
q man and statesman, showing how even the
more or leas sinister moral and intellectual
traits of his nature, quite - much - his pre-
eminent native force and elevation of character
conspire t. make him the foremost Englishmsn
of his time. Hon. Ge: rga w JuliAns Hallway
Influence in the Land Office" ID . very able pa
per. Richard A. Proctor writes of the "Pyra-
mid of Cheops"; Prof. VIM. g. Sumner OF
"Prot :ctive Taxes and Wages"; Elixur Wright
of .Some Aspects Of Life Insurance; and
finally there Is symposium on Educational
Needs, by Prof. g. Stanley Hall, Prot. Felix
Adler. President Thomas Hunter, and Dr.. aary
Putnam Jacoui.. Pub ished at 80 Lafayette
Place. New York, snd for sale by booksell -
generally L. i s.s.:::.s..s
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1883-02-23
~ -" a.. ....g :
Cincinnati Cleaning Up.

:. CINCINNATI, Feb. 2l.-5The rlver contln.
.oes to decline at the: rate Of an inch per
hour and Is now low enough TO- allow Of
steamers issuing al the public landing.
Tue inundated district is covered with
water and filed with busy men, There
is no ground for alarm from the. accutnu-
lation of filth the relief committee has
Kept the streets clean as fast as the water
receded. Additions to- thc relief fund TO.
day amount To SO, 500, making a total of
$147, ,OOO.s The life saving crew from
Buffalo, which has been here since
Saturday last, left for home tonight:
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1883-02-23
.Murdered bys .an ,:Idiet.

MEMpH1s, Tenn, Feb. 2l.-A bloody
tragedy was enacted last night nine miles
south of this city, Daniel Townsend and
his wife, an age: couple, while sleeping
were shot and killed by Alex Hill, q
young man Of twenty years, who wurk cd.
on the farm owned by Townsend. No.
cause for the desperate deed is assigned
by Hill, who has the appearance. of bcing
,sott-brained.s Allthe parties sleptfin the
same room. Tue murder was committed
at. O'Clock ina ,he morning, and the
weapon, used was shit gun The mur-
.derer fe din his night clothes after COM
mittihg the act. He was soon Afterwards
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1883-02-23
I. More Children Hurt.

In BosroN, Feb. 2s.-At Milford: today,
thirteen children. were thrown: from
."double runner'' which struck a. tree.
Nearly all were picked up unconscious.
The names Of the maimed are: Mamie
sMurray,zleg broken, amputa:ion necessa-
.ry ;. Edwin Hogan. leg hrokens and inter.
nally injured; Lewis Crane and Willie
Hickey, badly bruised and internal, IN
jured Lucy Gleason, severe, njuries IN
the legs and back; Mary Dohefty, badly
injured in, the head and face. 2.E,si
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1883-02-23
BISMARCK, D. T, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY %, 1888

mendations of the naval advisory board
was reached. Mcpherson reviewed the
history of ironclads and argued that no
opposition should be. made at present for
the completion of any of them, but thai.
even if money was appropriated for
others, the Puritan, espec, ally, cught4tOs
be excepted from the opposition because
the several boards composed of sOmeOf the
best officers in the navy had pronounced
her ali entire failure. .4;a
ls Hale f.vored the completion Of vessels
and called especial attention3to the fac
that at present the secretary Of war was.
not in favor Of the completion. of the
| work Under the permissory contract en-
tered into by the Hon. Geo; NJ. Robeson
as secretary of'the navy. Those old con-
tracts were dead, and n body was seeking
| to renew or revive them and the whole,
question OF furnishing these vessels
was in the hands of congress. We had q
great need Of .suc,: vessels as th-se de-
signed for the harbor defense ~
Vo6rh .es said Hale's appeal might
have been quite impressive if addressed
to those who knew nothing Of the history
| ofsthese vessels for the past eight years
Eight years ago, under the Administrations
@ot Gen. Grant, these five lron-clads were:
u1ucIOu ~ Uo Uul1'3 ouu ~" uouy W
them were on water? Not one. Although
the government had several, navy yards
these iron clads had been ordered into the
hands 'iof private CONTRACTORS and kept.
standing through all these years, IS a
means Of paying political debts and levy
ing political assessments Why else hid
they been LETT so long unfinished? &S
| Plumb said that one reason was that
for six years past congress had not ap::
propria,ed anything 8. to continue the
wo,k upon them. .:.-.< -. ..ce,..-.. p.
VOORHEES, thought the senator was mis-
taken. He understood that $S,000,0,:O
had been spent in rebuild'ng these YES,
sells. which had originally cost about
Sc, ,0O0, 900; and there was not q senator
upon The ,aaor who could make an esti-.
mate of what amount would be required
to complete them. This whole business
! was a scandal ard an outrage, and it
should be ended by ordering the secretary
of the navy to take the vessels out Of the
bands Of the John Reaches and other pri-,,
vate contractors and have them completed.
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1883-02-23
ALLEGED Rape at Fargo. ;

FARGO. Feb. pa negro cook ut the
Sherman house was arrested for, rape
upon, one. of The girls working at the
hotel. The crime was committed \ week
ago Monday, She claims that be d! Y 5ged
wine which she drank. The general
opinion is that she went to his room, and
when fonnd out made the charge rather
Ian ackno wledge her guilt. ,::g s,Yf9s
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1883-02-23
: : II = y = =. =
GOFringe. ResiGus. !

y NEW York, Feb 81. "A representative
Of the associated press. called upon Lieut.
Commander. Gorringe this evening and
asked him whether it was true that he
hal rendered his resignation as an officer
.of,he, U. s. navy. He replied that he
had done so;bntk the president had not
yet accepted hisTesignation.> .sost il
- Q,Itis reported that you have had some
sharp Il correspondence with Secretary
Chandler. Are you willing to furnish the
press sswiths:a copy, Of that cerrespOn-
.dence? t.a* ss:t -@..4csE1 II: l5t.S ~
A:ss,As long as am in the service, it
would be very bad tasteto do 80, although
1 am perfectly willing that the public
should know the contents of the letters,
and soon as / am free from Official re-,
straint 1 will give you the correspond J.
eRce. & 2: ttff;sz :s.:ifgE G@4+
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1883-02-23
The Minnesota Law Mill.

ST. PAUL, MINI, FEB. 21:--In the senate
today several important, bills passed.
The senate bill protecting, parties from
being held upon negotiable papers given
under fraudulent circumstances intended
10 project farmers from machinery sharks
passed Bills appropriating $4,000 to-
the bind and imbecile schools at ,Fari.
bault, and $4,000 to enable the, trustees
Of the insane asylum to purchase lands
passed 4 The states prison appropriation
Oill passed. lns the house the time Was
devoted to purely local bills. lgTl5.55to
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1883-02-23
The Alien Fa,lure. il Chicago.

CHICAGO, Feb sl.-The assignee Of the
failed grocery firm Of W. fallen g Co.
roughly estimates the liabilities at $780,
600 and assets a ike amount, equally d.
vlded bet ~een stock and account. The
failure is attributed to small Capital and
slow collections. There is also known 10
he some personal disagreement between
The partners.
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1883-02-23
= ssProceedinss OF Congress. J.

+EGs: .ttts - & , 2 sz.ss
s. WASHINGTON. Feb. 22.--In the senate
today the provision that 9 part of the
money appropriated for the general care,
increase and protection Of the navy in the
line of construction and repairs of any
wooden ships, when the. estimated cost Of
repairs shall exceed 25 per cent of the es-
,timatelcpst of the new ships of the same
size and like material, gave rise 10 a long
debate. The provision was amended 4 80
as to st1x theslimit at 80 per cent Of the
cost of new vessel of the. same size
and like material, ), and agreed to. Ayes
23, nays II When the paragraph -appro
prlating 81 100000 for the completion OF
ironclade, iii accordance with the recon