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SOUTHERN METHODTSTS.
THE BALTIMORE CONFERENCE.
Sixth Days observation-disclosures from Conn.,
mittees-Iu,cresting statis'ies-Chnfactcrs
Passed-Sunday-sehooI Matters.

Sixth Days proceedinas-Reports from Conn
mittees-Iu,crestinG Statistics Chnfact ers
Passed Matters.
Especial telegram to the Dispaich.I
BALTMoRE. MD, March 1S.-OpenInp
OF religious services OF the Conference
were conducted by Rev. W. l.. Lynch, Of
Virginia.
The examinations of the characters OF
preachers was resumed and concluded.
All the reports were encouraging, and
there was not single arrest OF character
among the two hundred preachers.
The Joint Board OF Finance made their
report, az follows: Total amount paid
bishops, sl,Os4; superannuated fund,
Sj,59S; educational fund. Sl,9ji; Bible
cause, s245.
The Sunday school report shows the
number OF schools TO be 1856; officers and
teachers. 1927; scholars. 2S,S02; CONVEX
! sions in schools, 1,0l1 expenses OF schools,
S10,3S2.
The Sunday-school Committee, in their
report, recommended the holding of dis
trict Sunday-school conventions apart from
the District Conferences. Considerable
and warm debate occurred on motion to
strike out this clause, which, after one
hours discussion, was stricken out.
The memorial services were held at II
O'Clock, and were OF an exceedingly solemn
character. The only death that occurred
during the year was that Of Rev. f. g..
Nandiver, young man Of fine intellect,
pure life, and faithful ministry. Tributes
of respect were offered in memory of w.
Z. Conway, OF Fredericksburg, Va, and
Moses Walton. Of Woodstock, Va, laymen
Of the Church. and adopted by the entire
Conference quietly raising their hands.
At the conclusion Of the service the Con-
ference sang the hymn "Home OF the
Soul" and J. S. Gardner offered prayer.
The Committee on Conference Relations
granted the superannuated relation to Rev.
ellison Mausey, and the supernumerary re-
lation TO Rev. George Il. jefferson, W. t..
MallOy, A. Boon, and p. s. Il. SiXeas.
A communication was read from Rev. j.
J. Laferty, editor Of the Richmond Chris
tan 1drOcdte.
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by geIe-rapn.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, March 1s.-COtion steady: sale,
"a bales; upands II IL &C.; Orleans, IL sl6c.;
consolidated net receipts, s;544 bales; exports
500 bales. Southern -four UNCHANGED. Wheat
SPOT heavy and l@ltc. lower; ungrsded red.
sOc@sLlI; angrsded white, soc@sl.02 No.
trfe lower closing stronger; options opened a
shade easier, afterwards ruled steady. closing
moderate ungraded, h0e62c.; ungraded white,
See; No. 2, March. Gle. Oats-Sp0t as%e. bet
TER No. 2 4, Ss4 Oie.. Hops rather weak and
sIl.75; No. Z Rio, spot, il0.l5; March, o. so
! Il s9.S5. Sugar dull and entirely nominal: Iair
10 good refining 5sS@ DC; rehaed 1uiei: Molas-
| Rice firm. Cotton-seed oil, 42@4Sc for refined !;
4Uc. for crude. Rosin steady. Hides firm. Wool
quiet and about sie,dy; PORK dun and rather
nall long clesr, 9tc. Lard opened 4G6c. lower,
closing sleady; western steam, spot, 1870.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, March 1s.-Flour unchanged and
quiet. Wheat southern quiet and steady; west
ern lower and active: southern red. IL 100
sl.l5; amber. 81 lj@sl.l7: No. Maryland,
sLl }5@sl.l3.s; No. 2 western winter red. spot,
slU7@ fl074. COrn-sOuihern steady; western
quiet aud lower; southern white, 57W6lc.:yellow,
Gniry; souti ern and Pennsylvania, i2n45c.i
western white. 43@ 44c.; mixed, 420sf3c. Pro-
easlcr and duh. Sugar easier A, soft, Ike. Other
articles unchanged. FreiRhts dull and unchanged
'iNCiNNAtt
CINCINNATI, March ls.-Flour easier but not
Quotably lower. Wheat dull: No. red, cash.
: .O5Msl.O6. Corn scarce and firm; No. 2 mix
ed, 55c. Oats stronger; No. 2 mixed, 37M37xc.
Pork quiet; mess, *ls@sls 20. Lard dull prime
stem. S9.25MS0 35. Bllk-meats Grm; ,houl-
ders, S7.l24; short rib, s945@s9.00. Bacon
dull shoulders, So; short rib, slO.25i short
riear. slO.75. Whskey steady At GLIB. sugar
unchanged. Hogs steady and drm; common aud
lighI. % @s6 rs; packing and butchers SEQ
es7.35. -,.
LOUISVILLE. March 1s.-Wheat, corn, aud
cats unchanged. Provisions steady and 1n-
changed.
1T. LoUIs, March IS Flour unshangcd. Wheat
| duh aud lower; No. red, 81 09kdsl.O9's cash
| No. 3 red, 95c. bid. Corn steady and inactive ;
4s@4sHc. cash, 4ss@4t &C. March. Oats dun "
| tl.l6. Pork steady at sls.l2s@sls.25. Bulk-
meats quiet: long clear. f9.35Mso.4J short rib,
5@s9.55; short clear. 80. 7VHse.sO. liacon--
| long clear. s1O.l0@sle.l5; short NIB. slo;2s /;
short clear. slO.3It. Lara easier AT sV'sVet
s9.35.
CHICAGO. March le.-Fiour unchanged. Wheat
acliye and lower; March, S9hmS0.c.: No.
Chicago spring, 900 90sc.; No red wintsr' gss.
| @52Ec.; March, 5l}Sa 52e. uats dull snd $tgse.
| lower cash. 30AG32sc.; March, 81 &c. PORK a
/ shade easier; casli, 81 7.s5@Sl7 80. LaTda ,hade
caster; cash. sg45@ss99; B Sas, meats t 20 AR
short clear, sl0.0j. Whisky unchanged. sugar
drLWAUAEg
nlLwAUss March Is.-Flour steady. wheat
| firm; No. Milwaukee,. cash. t2c. Corn hrinI
! No 2. sac. Oais dull and unchanged. Provisions
lowe-. Mess'pOrk ti7.00 cash and March Lard
Prime steam. s9.47js cash and March. Hogs lower
AZ s6mt6.S5.
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ALOuisia2a Desperate.
by telegraph to the Dispatch.I


NEW ORLEANS, March 1S.-A special TO
the PicayNlte from Homer says jim Miller,
who had a difficulty some time ago with
Cicero Green (coloreD, was waylaid, fired
upon, and dangerously wounded by the
latter while hunting last Sunday with some
friends. Lost night, while party was
proceeding to Green's house to arrest him,
he fired into them, fatally woundng Sink
Wagner, nephew OF Senator Blackburn,
of Little Rock, Ark. Green Is a fugitive
from justice from Arkansas. He is closely
pursued by posse Of citizens, and will
doubtless be lynched il caught.
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New York Legislature.

10y ItItRTdpH % INC DIspaICH.I
ALBANY, n. Y, March IS. The Senate
passed to its third reading the bill pro-
yiding for the election by the people OF the
president Of the Board OF Aldermen Of
New York city; also, the bill making the
controller of New York an elective officer !;
and the bill terminating the tenure OF
Office OF all officers hereafter appointed by
Mayor Edison on February 1, 1885.
Chairman Roosevelt, OF the Assembly
investigating committee, this morning
waited upon Governor Cleveland and de-
manded the removal OF Sheriff Davidson,
Of New York city, for malfeasance in Office.
The Governor requested copy OF the evil
dence against the sheriff and the presenta-
ton OF formal charges. This was prom
iSeQ by Roosevelt.
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An Afghan Editor.

A London telegram says: Gemal-Ed-
Din, the Afghan chief, who Is editing an
antl-EngIish paper printed In Paris put 70
be circulated In Moslem countries, claims
10 be descended from the Prophet. lie
=, undying enmity to England.
After the sepoy revolt Of 1857. In which
he took part, he went to Consian,inople,
but was expelled from there Tor claiming
10 be descendant Of Mahomet. lie there
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Labor Riot at Fall River.

Tby IVIVEIdIIH % IIIC DIsIdIUH'J
FALL RIVER, Mass, March 1S.-The
house occupied by Patrick Fallon, near
the Chase mill, where the knObstick"
spinners of the Chase mill boarded, was
attacked by roughs last night, and doors
were broken and windows smashed. Fall
Ions son was struck on the head with a
stone and quite seriously injured. Pistols
were fired on both sides. The police finally
dispersed the mob. Some Of the "knob-
sticks were lodged at the pOice-station,
and escorted TO work by police guard this
morning
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repairing the rain-spout OF Mrs. Healey's
house, Baltimore. In order to accomplish
the work Brown tied one end OF a rope
around bis waist and was lowered from
the roof by Leland. The rope became I'M
tied, aud before realizing the situation
Brown plunged downward and struck The
ground with terrible shock. Leland
hastily descended from the roof. picked up
the unconscious man, and had him carried
10 the City Hospital. There an examina-
ton was made, and 1t was ascertalned he
had received severe internal injuries be-
sides several cuts and bruises. He ling
cred until half-past O'Clock Monday eve
ming, when he died.
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Severe storm i'm Louisiana.

By Telegraph 70 INC DIspdICH'I
New ORLEANS, March Is. "A special to
the Picaytne from Morgan City, La, says
A severe storm occurred here this morn
ing. Several small dwellings were demol-
isbed and a number OF roofs damaged.
The Presbyterian church was moved from
its foundation. A church at Berwick was
completely wrecked. Much anxiety is felt
here concerning the levees between the
mouth OF Red river and DonaldsOnYilIe.
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fore betook himself 10 Cairo. when Cherlf
Pasha gave him chair OF philosophy at
the University. He was subsequently ar
rested for sedition, and sent to India.
Bales Of his paper are now nc Constantine
pie, ready for distribution throughout the
East.
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by Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

INV YORK, March II, 1851.
At the stock Exchange to-day the market oper-
cd strong, and during the first two hours OF busi-
ness prices rose 46plS for the general list and 81
for Rock Island. Northwest rose Ia, Chicago,
Burlington and Quincy. Paclhc Mail = 4; the re-
mainder Of the active list bGk. The Improve
ment was due 10 the belief that the railway man
ayers at the conference at Chicago would arr ye AZ
plan for the settlement Of existing difficulties.
Near midday there was reaction, The market be-
came quiet, and continued so until afier 2 O'Clock,
when low price stocks | omed into prominence
Denver and Rio Gande bid up rapidly 10 81, but
subsequently, reacted ~, at Which price IL closed.
Southwestern was bought steadily through thc
day, aud Texas Pacific advanced % 219. Kansas
and Texas 2li Wabash preferred 264. Pacific
Matt continued firm but less active than Yesterday.
The market left off firm, although rome shares
showed a little reaction. Compared with last
nights closing prices, Rock Island Is u higher,
Denver 4, Kansas and Texas y. Oregon Transcon-
tinental other active shares Sa'. higher. sales,
l60, 900 shares.
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Missouri ColOred Voters.
TBy telegraph to the Dispatch.

DY NJ tIIt IIIsI'NIVIIsI
ST. LOUIS, March 1S.-The chairman OF
the Executive Committee OF c0Ored voters
in Missouri has called the committee to
meet at Sedalia on April 9th, the same day
when the Republican Convention meets,
the object being to consider the question
of coIored representation in the Republi-
can National Convention, to elect delegates
to the Richmond (Va.) Convention, and to
consider the general interests OF the col
ored people OF the State.
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Four Children Murdered.
(By telegraph 10 the Dispatch.

I'd! ttItgIdDH % VTI5 T7I5pdIVI'T
AUGUSTA, GA, March 1S.-The Chroni-
Gle has information from Mclean, twenty
miles from here, on the Georgia Central
railroad, that at about 0 O'Clock this morn
ing two little colored children were bru-
tally murdered and two others MORALLY
wounded on the place Of o. E. Usher. The
father and mother were in the field at work
when the crimes were committed. There
Is no clue to the perpetrators.
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COMM ERClAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, March ls, 1884.

OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-Whtc, on Bushels. Mixed, I,046
bushels. Red. 05i bushels.
CoRN.-White, S07 bushels. Mixed, 1900
bushels.
OATs.-2,56S bushels.
SHIPS rUFF.-l0 tons.
SALES REPORTED To tTCRETkRY.
WHEAT.-Whlte, 90 bushels very good at SLIT.
Mixed 404 bushels on private terms 632 bllsii-
els at sl.l0 10 sl.l2. Red. 90 bushels good
L0ngberry at sl.l6 25i bushels goOd shsrtbeTry
atSI.l2.
CoRN.-White, 100 bushels good to very good al
60 10 zoe. Mixed. 100 bushels very good AT zoe.
OATs.-430 bushels mixed on private iernis
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Murderer Lynclied.
(By telegraph TO the Dispatch. |

10y ItIVgIIpH 10 IIIt DIspatVI'I
GALVESTON, March Is "A special from
Marshall says 1t is reported that one Mil
lican, who, with another man, named
Clark, murdered an old couple named
Rogers in Ouachita parish, La, eleven
DAYS ago, was lynched at Pulaski yester-
doy. and that citizens are in hot pursuit OF
Clark, w. j. Rogers, son OF the victims,
is said to be with the pursuing party.
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Hunting soudekin's Murderer.
nv cable 20 the Dispatcb.I

IBy caDIV 70 etIc DI,p'1rV"'I
WARSAW, March 1S.-The police have
suspicion that Degareff, the leader OF the
marty OF Nihilists who murdered Colonel
Soudekin, Is in Warsaw: Fifty arrests
were made last night. The hotels have
been directed 10 report 10 the police the
arrival OF all strangers.
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Anniversary Of the Commune.
fBy cable 20 the Dlspatch.l

PARIS, March 1s.-To-day is the anniyer.
sary Of the beginning of the Commune OF
ISL II had been apprehended that pub
10 manifestations would be attempted.
The day' however, has passed very quietly.
The Communists have observed it by visit
inc the various cemeteries and placing
wreaths upon the graves OF departed Lead
ers.
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P0gToF NEwPoRT'sNEws,M MARCH Is, lsss
lBy Teiegrap6.I
ARRIVED.

steamer i.ursy, sehernerborn, norfolk. iaef-
.sandise and passengers, Chesapeake and oh'o
Railway ComfSiny tand sailed "a rsiurnl.
steamer Aeeomae, Dcik. merchandise aud fas-
ssngers, Snlithheid, Chesapeake and Chic Railway
company land sailea on retnrni.
steamer Northampton. McC.friek. Soriok.
merchandise aud passengers, Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway Company land saIied ON resurnl.
steamer d. II. Miller, Howes, Baltimore, and
steamer Blackstone, Kent, West Point, and
sailed for Providence ria Norfolk.
SAILED.
steamer Guvapdotte, Kelly, New York,
steamer Glendeson, -, tbrrl LONDON a~s~
Schooner General A. Anes. jameson. Galveston.
coal. Chesapeake and Ohio halfway xompSoy.
Schooner c. ". Baker beksf, hketon, GOSH
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ne ne. would rssign before he would restore
fltz John Porter 10 the army.

ens'or Riddleberger. Representative
yonn :. Wise, John L. Grubbs Of Chester
h nsiu' ana Dr. A. g. Taylor OF Amelia, ex-
nlp,l dogs at the show which opened here
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uARIsEiNrELL,sENCE.

ARRIVED.

sts,msf Ariel. clifford, NoTfOik, nj ed States
mail NOR 4autlse. and passengers [, Il. batam,
suDCgt ~ ndcpf
Bng Zelia (NOr.l, Andersen, philadelphia, Ia
load aoar puul0p McCanse.
schooner J. }. Little. Gaudy, philadelphia, pig
iron Old dominion iron and Nall-M otks.
schooner " lillian II. Bailey, Bailey, New YORK,
hay Charles y. WhitIocs.
SAILED.
steamer Old Dominion. Walker, New York,
merchandise aud passengers, C. W. Allen e CO.,
Steamer Ashland. -, PHILADELPHIA. merchan-
dise and passengers, J. ". Mccarrick, agent.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
TUESDAY. March ls. 1854.

sALEs-FrusT BoARD.-24e Virginia tax-rc-
ceivable coupons, old. A. 61; 1000 Georgia Ps-
c6c FIRST 6's at 94'f, 1000 do. at 94K, COCO DO.
at OAK; 10 shares Petersburg Railroad stock at
SO shares Virginia Midland common al 30
800 Virginia tax-receIvablc coupons, new, nj 80.
SECOND BoARD.-1,0O0 Georgia Pacific nrss
6'sat 94K; 1000 Virginia new SIS at 56k; 40
shares Petersburg Railroad stock at 32%.
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BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE, March lS.-Virnnia 6's, CONSOLE
dated. 40&: past-due coupons, 3sh; new 81, 56k.
North Carolina 6's old. Ill. Bid to-day.
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uiI.VAUAEH

alLwAUss March ls.-Flour STEADY. Wheat
firm; No. Q Milwaukee. cash. e2c. Corn armer I;
No 2. sac. Oals duh and unchanged. Provisions
lower. Mess'pOrk si7.00 cash and March Lard
Prime steam. s9.i71s cash and March. Hogs lower
al asa $3.50.
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W
ted and disposed of:
nv Mr.. Elliot, OF Pennsylvania, from
the Committee on Elections: Resolution
confirming the right OF S. X. Peters, OF
Kansas, TO a seat in the House. Lald over.
nv Mr.. Culberson. OF Texas, from the
Committee on Judiciary: To change the
eastern and northern judicial district OF
Texas. and to attach to it part OF the In
diam Territory. Placed on the calendar.
Also. TO authorize the terms OF the Circuit
Court for the Eastern district OF North
Carolina 10 be held at Wilmington. Placed
on the calendar.
Nv Mr.. Peters, OF Kansas, from the COM
mittee on Commerce A bill approprlatihg
S1SO. 900 for the construction OF Vessel Oh
revenue marine and steam-launch Tor use
m Alaskan waters. Referred to the COM
mittee on Appropriations.
Al the expiration OF the morning hour
Mr.. Townshend, OF Illinois, moved thae
the House 90 into Committee OF the hoie
on the post.office appropriation bill, anu
declined TO yield to Mr.. Curtin, OF Penn
syIyania, who wished an opportunity 10
submit the report OF the Foreign ADairs
Committee upon the matter OF the LasRer
resolutions. Thereupon the members OF
that committee mustered their forces ana
ATTEMPTED TO vote down the motion; but
though they made good fight, the Appro-
priations Committee came out successiuI,
and at 1880 O'Clock the House went INTO
Committee OF the Whole (Mr. Blount, OF
Georgia, In the chair) on the bill stated. j,
Mr.. Cannon, OF Illinois, raised apolnt Oh
order against the second section, when
amends section 1909, Revised Statutes, so
rs 10 prohibit the weighing OF mails more
than once In four years, 4,
Messrs. Cannon and Keller argued I'D
sunnort OF the point, and Messrs. Holman,
pandaJl. aud Townshend In opposition
therefo: but the Chair. In clear, Iogicai
d.cision. ruled against his party iriends,
and sustained the point OF order.
In speaking 10 the formal amendment
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50Reward.

The above reward will bespaid for the
return Of the following stock ora pro-
portienate reward will be paid for the
retdtn Of any Of them. The stock cons
sistso Of the following horses:
one bay mare, one brown mare and
one roam mare, all young and branded
double or reverse r on; left shoulderas
advertised ii our brand columns. Also
one light sorrel pony, white legs and
face and branded NC on left shoulder
and triangle . JP8 on tight shoulder also
as advertised in our brand columns. III
IS IS GREGoR LANG,
Medora, Oak.
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This ertihcate is' drawn, signed and acknowl-
edged by the parties hereto In order to conform
70 the Of the civil code Of the terri
tory; OF Dakota demanded Of parties transuctinR
bustness In said territory under a ctictous name,
the persons interested as partnere In said bust
Wethei undersigned hereby certify that we! have
this day entered Into copartners under the
name Of the aMedora Stage and Forwarding Com
Ourf full and trne names are Arthur 4. Packs
ard and Erasmus Duhebhch.s ~ !s3i
That our residence Is at the town Of Medora,
IN the county Of Billings, In the territory of Da
g. That the principal place Of business Of said
pArtnership1 1s at the town Of Medora, atoresaid5
Z Dated, Me dora, D. +, Sept. 8, 1884 ~ S5
III "A fiTMUR 7. .PAcKARD. 81
NJ ....s Y ERAsMus DEFPHBACn.
Vitress: FRANK B. ALLEN. IL
TERRrToRx OF DAKoTA, IS ss
r }sis COUNTY Or BrILINas. sss ~ Il:
On this eighth day OF September, 1884, before
me, Frank B. Allen q notary public, personally
appeared Arthur q. Packard and Erasmus DeHe-
bach, TO me we'll known as the same persons de-
scrihed II and who executed the. foregoing 1nstru-
sment, and acknoWle dged that they executed the
came freely and oluntarily for the nses and pur-
.poscs therein expressed and d;specifiad lS
\ In witness whereof 4 have !heIepnto set my hand
and ofhciai zeal AZ a count the day and year
above written. g
Seal 81 II NE p. AILEN.55
Il Notary Public,
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Nofice.

& the nnderslgned members of the Repnhli.
Gan central Commits Of billings county, having
;been petftfoned by several representative voters
of said county, hereby give notica that mass Re-
publican lion will be held at Belfed, Bill
lipgs county, at the Rtferside Hotel on Saturday,
October III 1884, at O. clock ps nj, for the pur-
pose Of electng two delegate to attend the legis-
1b,18S4. 81 M
This action Is taken because tbs central com
imittee5 OF Billing county, ns a body, has never
ject Of calling conventions, but instead of which
the socalled chairman has assumed the response
sbility Of representing the .poters of the county
without having the authority to do SO. a;
~ SS$ II GEO. BLANKENDERa, I.
an lax BASS,
4: ~ Members of Central Committee:
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Letters Unclaimed
Remaining at the Medora poshfiee for
the week ending October /, 1884: 81 1t
AdditionallLoca


Aportion Of the east wall Of the church
was blown down during the heavy wind
storm Tuesday light.
y The Marquis came up from st. Paul
Monday evening in his special cal: He
will sremainsa few days: .7s:. B.
Bob. Roberts outfit will load with;
lBlaek u ills fret moi roWa. consia aned
to y adWooil, speardsh and Lead + City
merchant
Tie plans ot the new abattoir hare arr
rived Some alte erations Will be neees
isar,y. and we VIII, not be able TO publish d;
full, descript ption Iof the building until
next week. 81
A. II Packard, Of the LANDS Cow
Boy General Manager Of the Medora!
Stage COMPANY, paid his deyoirs to the
Register yesterday, antisto the G.. A. r.
ball last eyening Ispearfsh Register.
Bob Roberts was compelled to shoot
one Of his bears this morning in order to
relieve it from suffering, II having been
wounded q, few months ago by some nn-
known person who was indulging in
promiscuous shooting 3if II. &,
The following very interesting COM
nunication was received by Mr.. ]. G.;
Fisher from a Bohemian friend in ST.
Paul: 5s i5s
|s DEAR FIsHEROUsKY: HgfYebnj knbsyk
| Efnd jnbutrk seWi Opky yum. Bunxcf up
! 0letzky to hell KY mop dcxghq we rfY
koKjui NIB bnhj ynbhgf no goodde
T.. j. KERR-OUsKY. 4,
AS no one GOULD be found to translate
the aboyeiitis suppose to be an applica-
| f'tion for d situation as stage driver on the
Medora and DeadWood stage line. 5s ss
According to the time table which we
publish this week the arrival and de-
paIturs of stages will be- as follows:
The coaches will arrive Tuesdays, Thurs:
days and sSat t1rdays, atl IS p.s sma connect
ling with Westbo bonnd passenge train, and
depart Mondays, esdays and Fri
days, at $50 a. M, come citing with east
bound trai Sss; rs:
There viii befiye eating stations On
tthe route the outfits Tor which are on the
ground ready for busine The stations
ms located are: as follows: Medora, Davis
lcreek, Rocky Ridge, springd Buffalo
creek, North Grand river, Gave Hills
.lGallqp,s Middle Grand rive, South
1 Grand, Macys Indian ereek, DeMores
1spek krfsh, Dead dwood.
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-10-02
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STOCK NOTES.
$3.50 REWARD. ]

Il Tile above reward will be paid for In
formation leading to the arrest 8of any
person or persons setting fire to the
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