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Off Her Feed.

"Will you have plate Of cream,
dear he asked.
"No, thank you, l very rarely cat
it," she sweetly replied.
"Wcll, do try dish Of Strawberries,
won't you, pet!" he continued.
No, Alfred, they ire so high
priced, and really care very little tor
thcln,' she answered.
I'm SO sorry" he said, with an III
anc desire to plunge his head INTO Il
butter tub. Now, you must, indeed,
you shall take glass OF soda
you'll hnye to excuse mc, but I
only care to sauntcr along with you.
dear," she replied.
He could resist no longer, "Will
yo,l will yo,' he my darling, ducky
wifcy, my sweetcst?' he exclaimed.
They were married that month.
Lnto in August when she had bank
ruptcd him on ice cream and lO-cant
California pears, be sadly remarked:
II thought you didn't care for theao
things, Maud You didn't appear
to before VIZ We're married"
"Oh, yes, remcnlberthnt time you
refer to, Mr.. Smith. [ was trine
careful of what l. ate just them" she
answered, and Mr.. Smith buried him
self in reflection.
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m my arrows. No one escaped; all
wore killed except tho young girl,
wlom they Carried off. She. however.
m ,nagcd to get away from them, and
returned to the hacienda maniac,
and died very soon nftcrwurd Since
tlat time tho poems have always Gale |
that hill Ia Iomn dc los Novios."
There they say that up to this day n
figure OH horseback is often seen gal
loping wildly buck and forth during
the moonlight nights. The poems
firmly believe il to be the despairing
bridegroom. San Francisco Argo-
naut.
Sun River sun. [volume] (Sun River, Mont.) 1884-1885, 1884-06-26
Wool Growers of Montana.

W., have been shgaged In the Wool Commits
tenslse ae9uin,nnee with manufacturers and
dealers, bon east and west and think our fncl-
iies for x adns and 'oins WOO" equal to amy
ialty Of Montana woods, having found them su-
porior, both in grade nnd condition, to any west
eih wools coming to our, market Chicago isa
enlSs and prompt returns to our customers. We
will advance two-thrds of tho market value On
Snpt 5np nunstsnUd t" u, az psr anpnn
which covers hll expenses to tue shipper, exc;,tl
freight, carriage and interest, We refer, by per.
Trust Co.'S Bank, Chicago Major Wallace, ttisa,
Montana; Hatch Bros, Big Elk; ,...d II, II,
W. HALL 4 90,
las Michigan st., tlii go Ills
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The Sioux in Council.

Several hundred Sioux Indians arc
encampcd II few miles above / ort
Pierre, on Bad river, II council having
been called TO consider tho pending
treaty in relation to ceding Il port Oh
of their territory to the government.
The council has been called by Chiefs
Fish Hawk. Grow Eagle and Hump.
and is attended by representatives
from about Fort Thompson and also
from the Lower Brule agency. Iuwl,.
u chief. says his people feel gricvcd ut
the fnthcr ut Washington for taking
thor lands away from them without
pay, and some Of his people do not
want to make any more treaties. He
says the whites come in aud live on
their lands, raise stock and drive
away game. and his people do not in
tend To allow that any more: their
own people arc learning to farm and
raise stock, and many Of them have
their cabins and farms and they don't
want to give them up, and il the land
does 20 to the government thcy want
to keep their homes. They havo
many complaints against the whites.
some of them no doubt being Just.
and this meeting is to talk these over
and form some plan for united action.
IT is the sentiment of n majority that
they will not sign another treaty with
ont more concessions and their pay in
advance. They tire not inclined to
mischief. but want 10 bring their
united influence to bear ia tho inter
ests of what they consider their
rights.
Sun River sun. [volume] (Sun River, Mont.) 1884-1885, 1884-06-26

Several queer Incidents says u
Washington correspondent, 'have oc-
cured lately ut the top of Washiny-
ton monument. The other day u
gaunt and hungry cat made her ap-
roarance on the scalTolding whore the
worlmen stand, having climbed the
winding flights of stairs from the
bottom. She looked wildly about her
for few minutes and then gave Il
leap into space. -Four hundred and
thirty feet is Il good deal of Il
jump, but she landed on the ground
alive, making the greatest leap on
record.
Sun River sun. [volume] (Sun River, Mont.) 1884-1885, 1884-06-26
4 COWBOYS pastin,e,

A California lcttcr says: "A favor
ite pastime of the cowboy is to saddle
Il hall-brokcn mustang and, after III
se,ting half dollar in each stirrnp,
some o&peitridcr will mount and back
himself to keep the coins there for
five OF ten minutes, the horse being
incitcd meanwhile to do his worst in
Tie way Of rearing, bucking and
jumping. Feais with The liaia or
lasHo tire also amusing. The skill Of
these nomad5 with the rawhidc rope
is wonderful. AT Il distance of forty
feet TN expert is mcrliDg in getting
his rope over the neck OF any animal,
aud many Of them will reach sixty
feet. AT half that distance the rope
will single out any leg Of steer run
ning ut full speed, and throw him
down i'll tricc. Tho rope once fast.
tho work Of the horsc omcsinto play.
With the tightening of the rope the
intelligent little beast plants his fore
legs aud awaits The shock of the sud
den strain on tho horn Of the saddle.
The steer may plunge aid run. bat hc
will never get position except in
front OF the horse, the wil'y iitt.a
beast Mhirling about on his forclogs
- 4 pivot, and rotreatiHg or advancing
as is necessary to keep the rope taut."
Montana cowboys do not indulge
in any such fooIishncs5 as their
brethren in California. They are
equally rs expert with the laric,, but
do not seem to relish such tom- roolery.
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Notice Of Final Entry,

LAND OFFICE AT HELENA, NJ. TT
.,,.,,,, June s, 1884.
NOTICE is hereby given That tho following
'Snumca settler has filed notice Of his Intention
70 make final proof in support Of his claim, and
that said proof will be mrde before |. N. Ilazlett
Il Notary, Ppi lie, in and for Chateau county, Mon.
tana, at llelena,, NJ. !, on July 10, 1884, viz:
JOiIN HAMBLIN, WHO
mnDc Homestead Application no. 2i05 for the ei<
nwl. and lots and sec 81 of sec tp u N. RS W.
He names The following witnesses to prove his
said land, viz Henry Emerson, James Enierson'
Nathaniel Collins and Edward Evans all Of
Chc'oau county, NJ.
w. Atkinson, Register.
JNo. W. EDDY,
Attorney for Applicant.
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NOTICE On FINAL ENTRY.

L,sD oFpicr sr IlrrrxA MoSr.,
June 3D. 1854.
nj nticri h hereby given that the following nnTed
Strt'nr hns filed notice II his intention 10 make
final proof in support Of his claim ard tlni said
proof viii bc mad" before Charles l.. spencer
q lul& cierk Of the third judicial court. Montana
in and for lhn'nnn county, nt Fort Benton on
july lathisSi. viz: John Eidridgr who made pre-
empiipn dncnfat0ry stnte nopi No. .i6S for the
sell Ewit W swi-! sec ~, and ne-i SELL see u
20. Il II Of r.. Z W,
lIc. namcs tlln following witnesses to prove his
continuous rridrncac npon, and cultivation of,
.ail h,nd, yl2i A5in .MeSighi,, tell ANN. John
Agency, chutcan county, Territory Of Montana.
F.AbkINeBS, Rcgister.
Sun River sun. [volume] (Sun River, Mont.) 1884-1885, 1884-06-26
NOTICE OF FINAL ENTRY.

LAaD OFFICE, HELENA. Mosy. I
June q, 1884. :
NOTICE h hcrehy given that the followinE-
~ named settler has tlod his intention to make
iinnl proof in support Of his claim. and that said
proof will be made before the Register and Re-
ceiycr nt the United states Land Office in lielens,
who luade prcclnption ieclaratory statement No,
1851. for the .wl4 Hei-+ M mel = sec. &, nwl-4 sw
IL see. o, ti. *, n of lie
He names the following witncsses 10 provo hjs
continuous residence hpon, and cultivation Of
said land, yi; Byron Strong and William Wyattss
n,lins Mcilnnis and Thomas Gain both OF sun
River, Lewis I Clark county, NJ, Y.
F.ApklSSON. Register.
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Notice Of Final Entry.

LAHD OFFICE HELENA, MoHT. |
Aa%. b. lS+..
NOTICE Is hereby given tint tho following
! ~ named settler has hlfd notice OF his intent-
and at sall m pro@f wl bc "de i before r II 4 A.
Cummings, clerk .f Ilo court in and for Chotcau
county, N, 7. at Fort Eenton, N T. on July llth,
~, VIZ: 0iiYrrli.. Cooper, who made pre-nml-
ton D 5 No. iiBj. for thee snd twig Of nwlt
tr.ion II end ~ net sec. +, tn - II Of r 7 .g
We npme7 Me following witnesses ,tQ prove his
eaid lnnd. VIZ; Charles SeolIn, Wiliam d lonos
md Samuel IEushs of Dupuypr, and william NJ
j. .ADkINS0N, Register.
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NOTICE OF FINAL ENTRY,
LASp Orilcu Ap HELENA, MORT.

INaD UTTICU ~ NELENA, MONT.,
Mny3l. lsS3.
ri iOiiCH il hereby given that the following
~ nnmfh trt'ler has iilpd notirp Of bis intcn-
tioi 20 maxi, inal proof IN support Of lis claim,
md that said proof viii be made holoro +, A.
cummings, clerk Of the court in and for rhotoau
count, NJ Ir ~ Fort B,gton, NJ. Il. On july mn
lsi, viz; william " Smiley, who muar rrcemp.
hon = NJ J@5, for thoei ne'i and n! sci4,
Hqc. ~, tp -, n W.
He names ih". following witnossog 10 prove his
con, innons residence upon, and cultivation Of
said land VIZ. tmrlcs SanNn and Willisn ID
Jones Of old Agency md Oliver q. Cooper and
Samuel i,ugIs % Dnpuyer, NJ. T.
r, abNlNScN, Register
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Notice Of Final Entry.
LAsD OFFICE Ar IIsLENt. NJ. Il.

LA.D OFFICE AT fsLENt, M.T.l
june II, lss,
NOTICE is hereby given that tho following
) named settler has filed notice Of his intaI-
ton to max. tinnl proof in support Of his clnn.
and that raid proof viii be made before John
krrler, Notary Public in and for Lewis md
finrhe county. i. n, on Satm day. juno ?d 1884.
yiz, Motto II Gibbs who npd, prnrmption d y
30 oth Ior the n swl-i sfc - tp II Il 2 u ann
lots and rec ZIP ~ Nr2I
She names the following witnesses to prove
her continuous residence upon ard cultivation
81 said land,. VIZ: krnnetl! = icisnr, 5hnlcr N
tu,Won. Dnyii Davis and william NJ Martin all
al fun Riyer MI. J.. ADHESION, Register.
Sun River sun. [volume] (Sun River, Mont.) 1884-1885, 1884-06-26
LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE OF FINAL ENTRY.

LAND OfricE At HELENA
June q, 1884,
Notice Is hereby gi,c- that the following named
Nscicr has filed notice Of his intention 10 make
final proof in support of his claim. and that said
Of the u. = land Office ut Helena, Mont on July
18th, 1884, viz: Byron Strong who made home
stead application No. ili!, for the xw'a sEh
swi, md lots and I, scc ~, tp ~ tie.
lilo names the following witnesses to provo his
continuous residence upon, md cultivation Of,
snid land. viz: John M. Sweeney and john Il Wat
ann of lieena, 81 r.. ind William NJ. Wyatt und
Edward W Bull OF Ulida, NJ. +.
i. Atkinson, Register.
Sun River sun. [volume] (Sun River, Mont.) 1884-1885, 1884-06-26
NOTICE OF FINAL Entry.

lASp OrPlcE, ~ IiPlEsA, Mont,
r.. oticcj, hereby given that the inilowing nanied
issctuer has fled uouceof biz intention 10 make
tn"i proof il support of his ,cIa,n, and that said
prpbf viii c made before the Register and nc-
rriycro Of the L S Land Gtcp, nj Helena, MT. on
july .-h lHsi, viz; Eohcrt + Wriher. yho made
homestead application Ne. .2,5, for the NEi4 Of
sec ~, tp ~ r. y,
Vie nainea th4 following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation Of said
apd, yi/, I,d"ard II I.ar9cnt and Joroph II
Dnn'Gp Of sur iiiycr, Mont. and frederick A
'r"oHlenf and william i Whes.r ii llelanal
mont J., AbElN N%GN, Ncgiator.
Sun River sun. [volume] (Sun River, Mont.) 1884-1885, 1884-06-26
Dissolution Notice.

Tie co-pn'tnership heretofore existing ho-
tween Alfred iiourk. Joseph Kaufman and j. j.
Ellis, under. the firm name of Bpnrkc, KauiI.
man tY. l. il.s day, 18TH OF June, dissolved
be- conducted under III" firm name af Kaufman
Ellis. who viii asilimp nll in',iiitics and col
lect all bills due the late firm.
ALPR.D BouHH,
Jo1EIIu KAUFrMAN,
j. J. ELLIS.
Sun Eiyor, Montana. June 18Th 1874.
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NOTICE OF FINAL ENTRY,
LAND OrrIcx Ar HELENA, Mosr.. |

LAND OrFIcE At HELENA, MONT..
June y, lSt. 7
NOTICE IL hereby given TINT the following
Snnmcd settler In. filed notice ~ HIS intention
to make tinal proof IN support Of his claim, and
thu, said proof will be made before Charles L.
Spencer, Deputy llcrk of tho Third Judicyl Court
NJ, y. IN and for thoteau County. NJ Fort Benton
on July 18th, 1854, viz John A. Mcdonald who
made presumption for tho swl-4 sw1+ sec. 10, Sig
sell and wi-iscl-l sec9 tp 23n, r.8w.
lie name the following witnesses TO prove his
continuous rcsdonca upon, and cnlfiytiOn Of
said land, viz: ChnrIcs W. Gray, Charles W.
'Ihciso, John Eldridge md August Bruce all Of
Old Agency, thOtean County, NJ. r.
i. hDkfNSOS, Register,
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NOTICE OF FINAL ENTRY,

land OFFICE At HELENA, MONT.
June B, 1884. !
NOTICE IL hereby given that tho following
~ named settler has filed notice Of his inten-
tion I" mike final proof in support Of his claim.
and nnd that snid proof will bo made before John
clnrks county, Montana, at Ulidiu, Montana,
on july q. 1891, viz: Henry ". Kelly who made
nrce,npiinn ID No. 5.2s for the MEL, sec. ~. tp.
~. NR2E.
lie names the following witnesses to prove hfa
continuous residence upon, md cultivation oe
snid lind, yi2: Charles Holt, John NJ. Wood
George Steel and Alcxnnder Wrrk, ali of sun
Riy0r, Nj II. Atkinson, Register.
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Notice OF Final Entry

LAND OFFICE Al HELENA, MONT,
April II, lsssl.
MOIicEis hereby given That iha following
to mike tnn proof in support Of his clui,n. nnd
TINT snid proof will be made hrfofe the Rngjsto,
md li"e"iycr Of tir u. :. Land Office ut Helena
NJ. T., on July ,, 1874, viz:Georgc q. Adams who
mad" pr2~alnption ID, y. No. 1891, for the sEi.
HEll - 8El ), SWiy SEi.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continnont residence upon. and cultivation Of
said iaud, viz; Charley brewster. Charley Adnng.
Robert Ray aud slathiel /, Clarke all of Uiidiu,
II. ]. j. ADHESION, Register.
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Notice Of Final Entry.

LAND OFFICE AT HELENA, AoNr.,y
June lS, 1884,.
NOTICE IL hereby given TINT the following
J. named settler hns filed notice Of his inten-
tion to make proof in support ~ his claim, and
that said proof Will be no,e before the John ker-
Ter. Notary Public IN and for Lewis and Clarke
county. NJ. r.. .ut Sun River. N. T., On Fri,lny,
August lrs. hst, viz: John N Woods who made
preomplion ID No $50, for the WI swS NEiA
swil nw'i 500 .! tp 10 NR1E.
III, names the following Witnesses to provo hif
con'ipnons residence upon, and cultivation Of
Hiram J.. Hull and Henry " Kelly all Of Nun
River, Mt, p. ATKINSON, Register
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ONE WAY OF LOVE.
Eliza Calvert HALL

t1nnot menstre for thee iron hv dr,,
Thy draugLt of love, nv hands. ,lenr. tren.
BILE so;
Behold tho chal;ce how tho br;cbt drops
glow!
And still l pour, although thou bid'st me
stoo,
III the rich winc mounts to the goblets top,
q nd the dry earth receives tie overflow.
TOO generous am II All, say not so!
Love that doth count its gifts is a weak prop
Whercon to stay Il weary human heart.
Yes, draw nie closer, love. Pei,hance
may.
Clas2ed in tliine arms, forget tho dreaded
dny
When thou, my love, my soul, my l'e's best
part,
In COLI safety witt turn thce und,
And dash the poor cup brp,; N to the ground,
Sun River sun. [volume] (Sun River, Mont.) 1884-1885, 1884-06-26

A Washington lawyer has un-
earthed IN old law, still in force
in tho District of Columbia,
which provides that any man who
blusphemcs the name of the Almighty
God by using profanc language shall
be branded on tho tongue with II hot
iron. Tho law was enacted about 1902
II has never been repealed.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
SUMMONS.
TIRRlroRY of MONTANA, -,
County of Lewis Il Clarke. 5sS'

County uf Lewis Il Clarke. So
Before Thos ltcrr, Justice OF the Peace.
j. II. MokHiaiIT Il Co..,
Vs. sra;MoSa
Ilr.pY DrAs.
IN" people of Montana to the above named
defendant, grt citing.
yOu are hereby summoned 10 bc and appear
before me. Thom,s Rose n Justice of the
Ponce, in mud for Lewis and clark. county, nj my
Office In sun River, on Mondny, the 10Th uf june,
lss', ut o'clock p. m.of sad day. and then and
there to make answer 20 the complaint Of J. ".
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thereof. jndgrmeni will b. rendered against you.
ilcnry Dem. the above drfcnd-nd for the sum oi
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Given under MY hnnd thi. 18th dny Of Mny, 1874
Thomas Rosc, !. p.
Sun River sun. [volume] (Sun River, Mont.) 1884-1885, 1884-06-26
NOTICE..

To nll whom II may concern, TINT wa thr andRr-
signcn ranchnlnof thclehu county, forbid amy
1ndn pefHons from ,rs'Ifsang upon our ranches
Tor the purpose of shooting. md my person or
persons doing 10. will be proccutcd 10 tho full
cEicnt of the law. RI. u. STRONG.
Nj. L. STRONG,
D. q. TRAILER,
=; @. ADAMS.
Sun River sun. [volume] (Sun River, Mont.) 1884-1885, 1884-06-26

and aim in order to rcnp revenue
from the midst of the pains which. of
late. have cncompasscd the company
about as with Il garment. Pioneer
Press.
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Job Printing a Specially.

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patch. Our type IL of the lutest styles of manu-.
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we'll known type foundry of Marder. Luse 4 Co.,
envelopes, cards. counter cheeks. receipts, etc.,
on the shortest notice and ut reasonable rntss.
We respectfully ask all business men to call and
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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-04-17
TUtertOtrn.

Watertown Is building on expectations of
more railroads this season. The Courier
says: THAT the Rock Island Company have
purchased the uncompleted James River
line there can be little doubt. The Chicago
papers report the sale and several newspapers
in the valley also report it. About seventy
miles of this road has been graded from
jamestown south and about ten miles from
Ordway north. That the Rock Island intend
to build from Worthington, Minnesota, to
some portion of the Jim river valley in the
vicinity of Aberdeen or Ordway is quite evil
dent from all reports. Their route will I'M
doubleday be through or near Watertown.
Everything indicates that the summer is to
be one of unusual railroad activity. x
1t is quite reasonable to suppose that the
Worthington Adgdnce had some foundation
for the report which it published that the
Rock Island would this season build two
lines to WatertOwn and one from here to
Bismarck. Parties who have the past week
interviewed the managers of the Rock Island
in Chicago state that they say emphatically
that they are coming through to north Dakota
this season, but give no details.
The Courier also says: ''Immigration has
commenced il earnest. Friday, special
car from st. Thomas, Ontario, arrived with
about fifty persons who will settle in this sec
ton. They are all weH-to-dolpeople and are
a valuable acquisition to the country. Among
them are John Sweet, son of John B. Sweet,
and Mrs. j. NJ. Davis, Anderson Secord and
Orice Simpson, Allen Davis, of Aylmer; K.
j. Ashbury, Kingsmill and Frank Van Pat
ter, of st. Thomas. This is but the prelude
of the many who are to follow
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-04-17
Montana Misrepresented.

Billings Herlld: Many of the emigrants
who have been passing through the valley en-
rottte to Washington and Oregon during the
last six weeks have expressed most unquali-
fed establishment at the warm weather which
greeted them in Montana. From their ac-
counts it would seem that the railroad co m
panies agents in the east endeavor to deter
anyone from seeking home in Montana,
either in the interest of the country east of
the Missouri or west of Idaho, one of their
principal arguments being that Montana is a
sort of Arctic region where eternal snow and
a low temperature threaten the lives of the
few inhabitants who have the temerity to
remain here. This is highly amusing, but
at the same time 1t would seem that such a
policy, while a decided injury to Montana
will eventually result in considerable loss to
the Northern Pacific, and that the authorities
of that railroad should take such action as
would prevent the circulation of statements
of the character alluded to.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-04-17
FOREIGN NOTES.

The Bishop of Ripon, England is dead.
Sixteen Aberdeen fisherman have been
lost in gale off the coast of Scotland.
The striking golfers in the Anzein,
France, coral district have decided to resume
work.
Ledochewski has resigned the archbishop
ric of Posun, and the people have accepted
his resignation.
The French feet has occupied Annoy in
order to secure the indemnity from China,
which will be very heavy. The campaign is
over.
Two Sheikhs of the Tol1an tribe have ar
rived Suallim and asked pardon, saying
they did not wish to fight any more against
the English.
Bismarck's organ thinks that Russias loan
of e15, 600, 900 for building railways is a step
toward the consolidation of the internal af-
fairs of the empire.
Minister Terry is credited with saying that
that the Frence republic must have regard
for public opinion, especially the opinion
OF England and Italy.
Gen. Millot has occupied Hunghoa with
out fighting. The enemy carried off their
artillery, destroying the magazine and the
| few houses in the citadel.
DAILY, The dynamiter, will be prosecuted
by the home department, in Birmingham.
Egan's documents are still being oYerhauled
by the police, who are very reticent regard
ing their contents.
The Chinese government is greatly exer-
cised at the recent French success in Tonouin.
Any one in any way responsible for the re-
verses are degraded, and the higher ones IN
authority ordered to be beheaded.
Ell Mahdi has sent letter to the tribes
commanding them to inevst Khartoum, to cut
off all supplies and do all in their power to
harrass the Turks and infdels He imposes
it upon them as religious duty.
Parnell was presented with tile freedom of
the borough Of Drogheda Ireland and made
a speech, and hopes that the extended fran
chise would enable the people to elect men
who would advocate self government for Ire
land
More threats to blow up public building are
being made by dynamiters. The French and
of British detectives are aware Of all the dongs
the ynamters, as some of their most trusted
workers are informers in pay OF the British
government.
The authorities at Madrid have instructed
their minister at Washington, to press upon
the government TO stop the fitting out of fill
busters In the United States, and in
timating that if the guilty parties are caught
even if foreigners they will be put to death.
| viii Retire from business.
Philadelphia Times.
Mr., Arthur may as well make up his mind
| to shut up shop eleven months hence.