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Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1884-09-05

tent and rarely ever 50 by mistake how
ever much defeated politicians may solace
themselves with the old saying that "re-
publics are ungrateful." The good and
faithful public servant, who keeps his
record clean and performs his trust with
honor to himself and fidelity to his con-
stltuents, has nothing to fear from the
ingratitude of the people. But the off,
Ger who is conscious of having betrayed
his trust and abused the confidence re-
posed in him by his fellowmen may we'll
fear the righteous indignation and rebuke
of his constituents. 1t IS safe to assume
that when constituency repudlates a
public servant for re. election the blame
lies against the officer and not against the
people.
1t must be PLAIN to every one who does
not w,llfully close his eyes to the mani
festations Of public sentiment that there
is a strong and deeply settled feeling III
this county against the reelection of
Hon. johnson Nickeus to the territorial
council, and there must be some good and
sufficient reason for it. The natural
place to look for that reason would be in
his record as member of the council and
the presumption is that that record is un.
satisfactory to the people.
Mr.. Nlckeus attained such a prominent
position in the upper house of our legis-
la,ure that he wa. not only accorded the
meri,ed distinction of being the leader of
the North Dakota delegation but Of the
majority of Il e council He was In po.
sition TO almost command legislation, and
we are told gave out the impression
among ,h!aHsople of the north that he
could get anything he wanted. That be-
ing the case he was very unselfish, to use
mild term Of expressing it, in couceding
the North Dakota University, the best
institution in the territory, 10 Grand
Forks, and accepting for his own home
constituents an insane asylum the for
mer calculated to attract good citizens
and wealth to Grand Forks for the educa-
tional facilities offered In her public in
stitution, and the latter attracting to
jamestown class of unfortuna' es inca
pable of personal association with our
people and subsisting on public charity,
q noble charity, it is true. but not such
| an institution as we believe his constitu-
ents here would have chosen instead of
the educational institution referred to
AMI which we wer led to believe we
could have had for the asking by our
member in the council.
| On another occasion, namely, the ap.
po,ntmeutment OF the capital commits.
sioners, our unselfish member of the
council who was conceded the honor OF
naming one OF the members OF the COM
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1884-09-05

THERE are various cOnjcctures in rail-
road circles as to the import of the con-
ference between the officials of the Cana.
dian Pacific and Northern Pacific rail.
roads at Glyndon, Minnesota, last Mon
day morning. The Fargo Sun says there
is rumor that serious rupture has ia
ken place between the Canadian Pacific
and the Manitoba railroads and that as
the lakes will soon be closed to naviga-
ton and the eastern connection of the
former road will thereby be cut off 1t is
seeking St. Paul connection other than
through the Manitoba, the most feasible
one being connection with the Northern
Pacific at DEVILS Lake. The Snn says
the officials of the two roads will neither
affirm nor deny the truth of the rumor,
and it 10 believed the recent order Of the
Northern Pacific to complete the James.
town & Northern to Devils Lake and
grade road bed from there to Dunseith
in the Turtle Mountains has This arrange
ment in view.
If this rumor be as well founded as 1t
seems practicable and plausible it will
make the jamestown s. Northern very
important thoroughfare and add to the i'm
portance of Jamestown as the junction of
that line with the main line of the North
ern Pacific. as all shipping traffic and
most Of the passenger travel from and to
points along the line of the Canadian
Pacific west Of Winnipeg will pass
through and be transferred at this place.
If this should prove true it will make
Jamestown the most important railroad
city in North Dakota, and it is not un-
reasonable to presume that the Northern
Pacific company in locating the division
headquarters, machine shops and stock
yards here recognized the natural advan.
tages of jamestown and had in view its
future as railroad centre.
Railroad companies are proverbial for
keeping their business and intended en-
terprises to themselves 80 closely that
even the employees high in authority know
but little more of their intentions than
outsiders, but 1t must have been notlced
by the most casual observer that every
movement of the Northern Pacific rail-
road company affecting jamestown has
been with view to Its future Importance
as shipping point and commercial GEN.
ter, which in the very nature of things
must sooner or later be recognized and
appropriated by the commercial interests
OF the far northwest jamestown is des
tined to be the commercial gateway to
to that vast domain of agricultural lands
between Devils Lake and the Missouri
river, including the lnexhaustible coal
fields and timber districts of the Turtle
mountains, into which the Northern Pa
c.fc is already pushing its branches.
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Death Of See asor Anthony.

PROVIDENCE, R. l., Sept. 2.-Senstor
Henry B. Anthony died here at ten min
utes to one. He had bsen IN his usual
health this morning, but was attacked
with vertigo at breakfast and sank rapid
ly.
Henry B. Anthony, the senior senator
of the United States and of Rhode Island,
who die l at his residence at Ave Benevo-
lent street at fsrty five minutes past one
this afternoon was aged sixty nine years
FIVE months and one day. He was In
more than usual heslth yesterday, having
spent some hours in the Journal Offices
and mandatory in his usual cheerful
good spirits, when not oppressed with
pain and weakness, his chronic disease.
He passed comfortable night aud took
breakfast about ten O'Clock witha good
appetite. Shortly afterwards he was OBJ
served growing pale, and was attacked BY
an urenic convulsion, from which he did
not recover, and passed away at forty
FIVE minutes past one.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1884-09-05
1ranatoba WHEAT Haxvest.

ST. PAUL, Sept, IA. E.Johnson
formerly emigration agent Of the Mani
toba road, has just returned from trip
along that line almost to Manitoba. He
reports the wheat harvest IN the Red
Valley practically over, and with fair
weather this week will see two thirds Of
the grain threshed OF shocked. Farmers
are simultaneously threshing from the
shock, and stacking 10 lessen the chances
of future injury.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1884-09-05
The Vermont Election.

WHITE RIVER JUNCTION, VT, Sept, 2
One hundred and i've towns in Yer.
mont gave Pingree, republican. 1855;
Redlngton democrat, l0,440; scattering
%. The same towns in 1850 gave Farm
ham 1884, Phelps, 1885, scattering,
1872. So far as the returns have been
received in the First congressional dis
trict, Steward, republican, received 1883;
Summons, democrat, All; Kidder, green
back, sol. aud scattering l41. In the
second district, Grout. repu bllcsn receives
7,s47; Goddard, democrat, 3,ls7; Soule.
greenbscker, Sc, and scat,eieng4. Re-
turns are coming in slowly. Burlington
gives Pingree sl2, and Redington l,02s;
Redington's majority Ill. This il the
first time this city ever gave majority
tor the democratic state ticket c. A.
nibbard, democrat, was elected represent
atiye by q majority of 3e4. Indications
are that Pingree's majority will Be leo
than 1900.
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Hon. s. BULL, with his two wives and
several bucks of note in his tribe at Stand
ing Rock agency, IS at Minneapolis this
week at the fair as sort Of side show.
1t would be something Of circus to see
him and old Ben Butler meet.
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procession IN carriages. and, 5000 or T.
600 peo le at the hotel awaited his ar
rival. An hour or more of the forenoon
was given to an informal reception. Gen.
Butler speaks at Muskegon this eve
nlng
MILWAUKEE,, Sept. 2-Great crowds
gathered at the Union depot to receive
General Logan and party, who arrived
over the st. Paul road at thirty-f1ve min
utes past one. As the train backed IN
the general stood on the platform with
Eugene 3. Elliott, of Milwaukee, who
introduced General Logan to the people,
and he made brief address. The gen.
eral retired to his car and Mrs. Lsgsn was
then introduced to the people and bowed
her acknowledgment.
SHEBoYeAN, Mich, Sept. 1.-The pre-
peller j. l.. Hurd, loaded with oats and
merchandise, bound for Lake Superior,
ran on the rocks at Deteur early this
morning and filled with water. Psssen-
gers were landed at Saute st. Marie with
ont loss Of life. The cargo is badly dam
aged.
LYNCHBuRa, Va, Sent. l. The Virginia
Midland train was wrecked thl, morning
Tor robbery. The fireman saw man
Jump from the brush and pursued hlm
INTO the woods and found bag in the
bushes containing tools with which the
rail was removed. rhe wrecker is sus-
oicioned
GRAND FORKS, Sept. l. Nelson county
convention at Wamduska Saturday elect
ed as delegates TO Pierre q. W. Alexan-
der and w. G. Fowler, avowed Raymond
men. Delegates to the eleventh district
legislative convention were sent to Grand
Forks instead of the Walsh meeting at
narimore. The convention was unanl-
nous for Raymond.
PITTsBuRG, Aa., Sept. lat Coal Cen
ter, Pennsylvania, the sheriff did not cali
at the miners camp to-day and IN conse-
auence the strikers are still on the ground
and determined as ever. Nell's mines
were not visited today and officers on the
ground had quiet time.
MADRID sept. much alarm, is felt
mere over the outbreak of cholera in the
province of Alicante. At Lovelda SIX
teen cases. FIVE deaths. A sanitary cor
don is established aoout the town.
NAPLES, Sept. 2.-There was . sudden
and remarkable increase In cholera cases
Yesterday, forty-two we're reported, hall
of which were fatal. The increase y AZ
tr,buted to the excesses of Sunday, which
was wet day. A terrible panic prevails
Disturbances among the populace are ire
ouent. Hundreds are fleeing to Rome.
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BEN BUTLER, the great laboring mans
friend, is coming to Minneapolis during
the fair to make speech to the great
northwest
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Increased 'Oholara Alarm.
ROME, Sept. ,2-Keports show l50 new
cases of cholera and forty-five deaths IN
Italy the past twenty. -four hours.
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CLEVELAND & PITTSBURGH R. R.

In an tut E.EasZa1 ctfs.!:ssst.sr-s:-l laIsEss.sE
u AtFii;e-iriafsss.iz tsts..sI5
Condensed Time Table Of Passenger Trains. cor.
Time. lasaN'g 75;s-- - - -,
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TERRA ,OTTA,


An lnuustfy Win n DeStlDy. 81.
Harpers Aaca:iHe for february.
The popular knowledge Of terra Gotta in
America may BIO said to consist in greater
or less familiarity with such small objects
as the statue.tesmado in Italy and in Spain,
illustrative Of the types and costumes Of
the people, and in some general informa.
ton concerning the relics Of various sges
in tho museums and churches Of Edrope;
but the capabilities Of terra Gotta Us ma
terial for practical and. artistic uses arc lit
tie appreciated.
The manufacture Of terra Gotta has been
carried on in ssme form from the earliest
civilization oil which We haye any record;
In TACT, much Of our knowledge Of ancient
history has been derived from terrace
tablets, whose impervious surfaces have
retained the original inscriptions for thou
SANDS Of years, under conditions that have
CAUSED stone 10 crumble away and have
corroded metal until all traces OF i!s having
been fashioned by human bands has dis.
appeared.
Terra.cotta would literally include every.
thing made OF cooked earlh," from brick
to china and porcelain; but what is now
understood by the term is somethi, 2
neither 30 rough and coarse as brick nor sU
fine as porcelain.
The clay selected for terra. Gotta is that
composed OF silicate Of aumina and small
percentage OF iron, oxides Of iron, IS in
bricks, producing red color when tired.
The clay is stacked in sheds until il is dry;
it is then ground to fine powder, and mixed
with powdered old terra Gotta or with
ground Hint, granite sand, or other vitrii.
able substances. The mixture IL then
ground with a certain small proportion Of
water, to obtain perfectly homogeneous,
ductile modelling clay free from the small.
eft air cavities. The proportion of water
d:teimlnes the sblinkage that must occu,
III burning, and this Ehrinkage can be re.
lied upon as one.twelfth.
all objects, whether mere cubes or stat
ues, must be hollow, and as nearly Us pos.
sible OF the same thickness throughout, as
asolid object invariably becomes distorted
in bursting, owing to the interior being
more slowly baked than the exposed Dor.
tons. The darker the color required, the
harder the firing must be, often reaching
q white heat, or more than 11OO' +.
II has not always been possible to attain
perfect uniformity oil color in number oil
pieces OF terra.cotta, even when tho pieces
have been made Of the same mix.ure and
burned at the came time; but this fact is
rarely a serious objection. On the con-
trary, in many instances some variation in
tone in monotonous reduplication Il
form is agreeably effective.
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ITIg7G71I
MEDICAL
Swept Into. the Stream.
One Thousand Acres Of Land and "Right
X Smart OF Bears"

On The deck Of big Mississippi steamboat stood
An aged Southern planter. Indicating by sweep
Of his arm the waters the boat was paving over, he
nid TO passenger from tho North when was
twelve years old I killed my FRS. bear on new
plantation my father was then cutting out Of Tor.
est that grow directly over the waters Of this bend
That was mighty good plantation. and there was
right smart Of bears ihe;e, too. Bu. that one
thousand acres Of land wen; into the Mississippi
years ago." a
II Is putting no htrain upon the figure 10 ay that
great forests oil youthful hope, womAnly beauty
and manly strength arc swept In the s,ue way
every year uto the grt turbld torrent OF do ess,
And death. Yet It should not 10 10. That II ID 81
II dbgrace ~ well as loS. pa,ple arc largely
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lessnea Or ignorance the simplest thinpa might as
we'll DO complex a. pfopoAi Ion In Comic sect1nS.
AZ thG hugo Western rivers, which 10 often q Nod
tho tiues Aloug their shores. arlto In few noun.
tain spfinga 70 all our all n enu can be traccd To
Impure blood and email gtoup OF dlsordared or.
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eap Ia PARSER'5 TONIC. Ngofs 10 ths tolrres
q palm and weakness. In Icsrome 10 its action,
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other In bis fathers strong, slender, brown
oue-when both must Join voices In lull.
Ing songs, and play cats cradle together for
the little deepots amusement =.
when will my birthday come, papa?''
demanded Harry, as bis father closed the
covers OF an inauitesimal blue book enti.
tied "Carl's Birthday" Z
1.-THE second Of next February" z
And what are you going to give meT
pursued Harry, remembering Carla for
mldable presents.
Anything you like my boy. Think Of
what you would like beat In the world, and
| will get Il for you II | can" replied this
pattern otfsthers. NJ, II
Anything he liked Harry put one hand
to bis forehead, and looked at rose In the
Wallpaper with wide, RI Elective, blue eyes.
Should II be a guinea.pig, velocipede, or
q watch? a
Then broken recollectionB Of tho mother
that he had only known for three years
began to mass themselves In his memory;
and the problem Of his birthday gilt was
solved.
II want mamma to keep!" he said
earnestly, turning 10 his father, with q
sweet, flushed face. .]
"Shall Harry have his birthday gilt-and
l my wiie?" inquired Captain s,uyvesant,
teaking Lilpsglance with loving, laughing
eyes. F. ,
"But am only a servant, you know ?"
returned Lii, with a blush like an aurora,
and demure twinkle under her long, dark
lashes, as abe recalled tho Reverend Fred
erick Ullulayte's sermon.
"The tho three words, 4 love you, can.
eel all distinctions Of social RANK" said
Captain S,uyvesant, gravely. 'Besides
Lill," with merry smile that mated her
own, which flashed out at his words, 't.l.
though Mrs. Harmon is as Close-mouthed
rs a clam, l have long suspected that you
are a princess In disguise. Confess, and
be shriven %
Thus sdjured, Lii confessed, and the
fact that her family tree YVES rooted In En.
gland, and boosted baronet as blossom,
did much to salve Mrs. S!uyvcsant's
wounded family pride, and she was all
smiles and urbanity on that eventlul 2nd
OF February when the magic words OF the
service gave Harry his birthday
gift and Captain Sluyvesant his bride.
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Letter From Or, sc,re.

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