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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-07-24
HOME HAPPENINGS.

SbHR a. I5bUAN
OF ILLINOIS
HOME HAPPENINGS.
~.iIsyiHa
Haryest soon.
Improving rain,
Road work lively.
Look ont for tbs fair.
We want a grist min,
Oats nearly ready to cut.
Lots Of hay being put up.
Mosquito hawks are around.
Hos flies are troublesome.
Tho court house is being shingled,
The barley crop is remarkably fine.
.sTite Days win o begin 10 shorten.
~. II Dutton has gone east on a visit.
-
...And still no effort to drain Balzer's
lake.
Grading is still progressing on the D.
&c. S.
The paymaster visited Fort sisseton
last Friday.
-. o. Tronsor, of Bristol, was in town
last Monday.
Vegetables of all kinds are plentiful
in the market.
wild raspherriea are abundant in the
Waubay woods.
Work viii open out on our new elo-
vator this week.
The excavation for the bank block
has commenced.
Two Indians were at work on the
roads Yesterday.
w. W. Woodruff oft. Kilbourn City
(Wis.) Gazette, is in towa.
Young ploNer are almost ripe enough
to puil-so also are ducks.
Implement sales, especially haryest-
ers, haye been large tins year.
Attorney Blake has a dandy safe,
just received from Cincinnati
THE Hornets had u pleasant little
hop at Bakke's hall Saturday eve.
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&c. III. johnson has moved his house
onto his lot neal the hig school building.
The Garland club failed, for some
reason or other, to show up last Friday.
.,.Dr. Peabody has moyedhis residence
2n to his new lots on North Main street.
&C. III. Bradford. one OF Andoyer's
live business men, was in town Saturday,
"a county temperance convention Will
pe held at this place some time IN Sep
tember.
There never was such beautiful, gol-
den days anywhere az We are having
here now.
Quite a number of our young men
have left for the harvest fields Of the Red
river country.
Mr.. Robertson viii please accept our
thanks for Il nice mess OF new potatoes.
They are jolly choice ones.
The having season has opened up all
along the line aud thousands oI tons are
being put up by our farmers.
After the 18th Of August you are at
liberty to bag the toothsome prairie chick
On ! N accordance with the law.
The road north from Webster is
to be generally worked, and will be one
Of the best roads in the county,
Mr.. Benjamin Anushynsky. our en-
terprisiDg merchant Ia Masonic block, is
erecting a building on Main street.
..Lots of strangers visiting our county,
and they all, with one accord, exclaim
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-07-24

THE Hornets had u pleasant little
hop at Bakke's hall Saturday eve.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-07-24

Attorney Blake has a dandy safe.
just received from Cincinnati
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-07-24

Lots of strangers visiting u county,
and they all, with one accord, exclaim
What q fertile, beautiful country r
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-07-24

Total,

This shows an increase IN total vaIda-
lion Of $4,000, which is in evidence Of a
growth Of not mammoth proportions. but
Of that healthy and reliable character
that Is calculated TO inspire condolences in
the future OF our city.
But the increase in the valuation Of the
entire county has been almost phenomi.
raj:
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-07-24

y. FRESH pea5e, beans, and new poiar
toes at the Benjamin store.
Milhsnk has a ariyrig Park Association vita
a capital of s ,aes ~ shares OF - ssch Grqunsis
ara hall i mils IRON town
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-07-24

MFR. Benjamin Anushynsky. our en-
terprisiBg merchant Ia Masonic block, Is
erecting a building on Main street,
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The road north from Webster is
to be generally worked, and will be one
OF the best roads iii the county,
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Toihgaq Tyae.T Table.

4, 4 81. PAUL RAILWAY.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-07-24
rrY DIRECTORY.

800 AgrtcultaTut Sociesy,
p-ss. L.G. ocHsgsREIraR, Sec.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-07-24

,. Young ploNer are almost ripe enough
to puii-so also are ducks.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-07-24

AFTER the 18th of August you are at
liberty to bag the toothsome praire chick
On in accordance with the law.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-07-24

The excavation for the bank blocI
has commenced.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-07-24

Work will open out on our new elo
vator this week.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-07-24

wv. w. Woodruff Oft. . Kilbourn City
(Wis.) Gazette, is in tow.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-07-24

Implement sales, especially harvest
ers, haye been large tins year.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-07-24

Two Indians were at work on tn,
roads Yesterday.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-07-24

The having season has opened up all
along tire line aud thousands oi tons are
being put UP by our farmers.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-11-06
The Kh.Jiy. objects To Coercion.

I.oSroN, Nov. Lord Northbrook
has returned from Egypt, whittier lac
was sent by the government rs special
high commissioner to gain iGiol alton
concerning the state of the Egyptian adj
ministration. He recommends that
England pay Alexandria indemnity,
taking funds ms security. The khedive,
through Lord Northbrook, protested
against coercion exercised by Sir Evelyn
Barring, the English minister, in minis
terial council. Sir Evelyn is unpopular
because of his efforts to stop corrupt
practices of Egyptian officials. Nubar
Pasha has used his position as prime
minister to secure renewal ofconcess ions
to the Cairo water company, OF which
Nubar Pasha il himself the largest
stakeholder. The report is current that
the khedive signed the paper ceding the
nouncod untrue.
The foreign Office is still without news
in regard to Gordon's capture. The re-
port is discredited.
Chamberlain will resign if the motion
i'm the house of commons censuring the
composition of the shipping commission
is carried.
Turkey has demanded to be allowed n
representative at the Congo conference
on the ground that the sultan has suzer-
ainty over the territory in which the
Congo river has its source.
Lord Northbrook arrived here from
Egypt. He did not visit Prime Minister
Ferry while in Paris.
India advices report riots OF Arabs at
Hyderabad during the Mohurrum festi-
val. Eleven policemen were killed or
wounded. The Arabs looted the police
stations and several houses. A panic
was created in the city.
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ffom I'm county. Suit fpf damage IN
land and crops, caused by overflow The
evidence IL amply sufficient a. support
the verdict Tier was 10 charge re-
uuesied hv aUpoliHui In the court below
~ t1 tho uiuptr measure NJ damages,
aud the charge Oi The court, M far IN II
went, was correct. The special charge
asked by appellant aud refused we're
not correct, and therefore tho court cor
roctly refused them, There In no error
apparent, and the Judgment IN affirmed.
Missouri Pacific railway company ",
Fonnis et AL, ; from Denton county, suit
for value Of horse killed, Plaintiffs
claim u Joint interest in the damages
arising from the killing of tho horse, be-
cause one OF them owed the other, which
debt was secured h" n deed OF trust on
the horse. Held; plaintiffs had right
Ia Join In the suit, There was conflict
in the evidence M to the value OF tho
horse, which the jury reconciled, and
their verdict being supported by evil
deuco will not be disturbed, Affirmed,
Newman ~, McCullum; from Dallas
county. There was no error IN the action
of The court In permitting the amend
mcnt at the plea in reconvention, The
evidence objected 10 was ininaterial, rs
we'll ~ were the remarks of counsel, 1"
which objection was made. There Is no
error apparent of record, aud the iudg-
uIcnt II affirmed,
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FORT WORTH NOTES.
Browns Observation-Disclosures
Ticket.

FORT WORTH, Nov. 2.-ISpecial.l =
The Dallas base ball nine was defeated
by Fort Worth to-day, by score of Il
to o. Tho trouble was in keeping Mans
field in the pitchers box to long. He
tried after the sixth inniug and the con-
sequences was that in the seventh
inning the Forts nine ran their score
from 20 9, up 10 this inning Dallas had
q to Fort Worth2. TWAS bad judgment
in the extreme, that permitted this
arrangement, for had the players been
changed in position after the fifth
Inn ing Dallas would undoubtedly have
won. Up TO time of playing the game
every one supposed Dallas would have
an easy victory, for four of the best
players have left for st. Louis.
Frank Percival, said to be chief of a
gang of confidence men and sneak
thieves, was arrested this morning and
lodged in Jail. II is thought that he has
lot OF plumber stored away in house
here.
On Tuesday there will be bogus DEM
ocratic ticket Mt the polls which will
have the name of Wash Jones for gov
ernor with that of Ireland; there will
also be peoples ticket circulated.
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pOstal Changes,

WASHINGTON, Nov. Especial. Fol
lowing are the changes announced in
the postal department.:
Special service discontinued: Beth
any, Fayette county. From November
10, 1884, on route 3lSIS.
Conroy, from Bovine. From October
81, 1884. appeared in Bulletin 1910 UNI
der head of Mail Messenger Service Dis
continued.)
Elmont, Grayson county. From No
yember 8, 1854, on route 3l364.
Postoffices Established-Bee House
Coryell county; special from Cove
seven miles west, on route 3l632, FUR
mela, seven miles north.
Star Service Observation-Disclosures 81.
S7S Flatonia to Bethany, lOl9 miles and
back, two times week, by schedule
not to exceed three hours. From No
vember II, 1884, to June 30, 1885.
Star service changes-Route 3l36l
Weston to Van Alstyne. From Novem-
Der 10, 1884, embrace supply of the office
of Elmwood; increase distance one mile.
Changes in star schedule-Route 3ll3O
Oakland TO Sublime. Leave Oakland
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays al
& a. IN. Arrive at Sublime by 8 a. m
Leave Sublime Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays at $3.50 a. m. Arrive al
Oakland by 1 p. NJ. Adopted Novem
Der |, 1881.
Postmaster commissioned-Josep H.
Price, Bee House, Coryell county Texas
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Teemer and Gaudaur.

ST.. LOUIS, Nov. 1.-The race between
Teemer and Gaudaur which was de-
clared tie last Sunday was rowed over
at Creve CGur lake this afternoon and
proved serious mistortu ne to Teemer:
The start was made at 4:3O p. m. ana
Gaud aur in the five seconds granted
him under the tel m of the race, gained
lead of about two lengths before
Teemer started. Both men then laid
down to the work and within half n
mile Teemer gained about length, and
from that on, slowly hut steadily crept
close to his opponent until within
five lengths of the turning
flans, the boats were even. Two lengths
further on Teemer showed a half length
in advance. Gaudaur then made
quick short squirt and recovered the lost
ground, turned his boat at the flag as
though it were on pivot and started for
home at a very rapid pace. Teemer's
turn was slow and heavy and when his
shell swung around its bow bent under
water and before he had fairly straight
in the lead. From this point Gaudaur
gained rapidly and Teemer was
out of the race. The latter
did not stop rowing however, but
dragged slowly down the course, and
| when Gaudaur crossed the line the Nc
KeeSport boy was fully quarter OF u
mile behind. When Teemer came in
he announced his boat water-logged,
and he and Referee Gallagher immedi-
ately went to the boat-house OF Modoc,
where the referee made a thorough ex-
animation of Teemer's boat and found
two open seams in its bow and good
deal Of water in it's forward compart-
ment. In consequence of this and other
circumstances in the case the referee
appointed a M citing at the Southern
hotel at 10 o'clock tonight, where he is
to hear statements from both sides and
give his decision.
Time of race, 2O:A.
AWARDED TO GAUDAuR.
Eph Morris for Teemer, j. A. st. John
for Gaudaur, and thirty or forty other
persons having money at stake, met at
the Southern between 10 and II o'clock,
and after considerable talk referee
Gallagher gave the race TO Gaudaur and
declared bets and pools off, based upon
what Mr.. Gallagher called '.nnnatural''
betting, which is alleged TO be the put
ting up of money on Gaudaur in
secret way by some of Teemer's party.
Neither Teemer himself nor Gaudaur
nor st. John, his backer, are
said TO be u concerned in this
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Indemnity demanded.

PARIS, Nov. Prime Minister Ferry
is treating with the British minister OF
state for foreign affairs for joint action
toward Chilli in support of the claims OF
French ard British subjects growing
out ofthe recent war. The French min
ster to Morocco threaten reprisals IN
less ouVrages committed Oh Jews who
are French subjects shall be stopped and
persons injured Unidentified. 1t is re-
ported that at Fee Jews claiming
french protection We're whipped
for refusing to walk barehooted in the
streets. Other French Jews have been
banished.
De Lesseps denies he is intriguing to
obtain the cession of the state OF Pan.
anna to the French. De Lesseps and
party are watching the presidential
election in the United States with in
tense interest.
The decision of the court in the Patti
divorce case will be given Nov. 7. The
court will grant divorce on a demand
of the Marquis de Caux.
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A BOLD Nerro-Other Notes.

LoNGvIEw, Nov. 2.-LSpecial.l-La
night negro named viii Brown, an
ex-convict, snatched some money from
the hands of John Bradford, and when
he attempted to recover it, stabbed him
twice. This and shooting affair at the
junction, and a brickDat knock down at
the courthouse and much drunkenness
made up our criminal record for last
night.
A tree fell over the track of the Calves.
ton, Sabine ~ st. Louis railway and
crushed tramp into the ground with
out seriously iniurying him. The tree
vas an enormous pine, nearly 200 feel
long, and the tramp's escape from death
is miraculous.
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Kansas City Fat Stock Show.

KANSAS CITY, Nov. 1.-The second
annual fat stock show of Kansas City
closed this evening, after an altogether
successful session. This is the only en-
terprise of the kind in the United States
outside of Chicago, and its benefit has
been thoroughly demonstrated as me-
dunn for the sale of fine live stock, for
meeting of cattlemen, comparison of va
rious breeds of animals, etc. At the
sales to-day forty-seven head Of Here
ford cattle were sold by w. b. Ives,
member parliament of Canada. They
brought $3.50; average price, $500.
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UNIVERSAL MERIDIAN.


Tho International tonfoicroo Adjourned
sine Die.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-The mterna-
lloual Meridian conference held its final
meeting to-day. Minutes of the pro-
ceedings were submitted and approved.
An Official copy of the proceedings will
be delivered 10 the government of the
United States and viii no doubt be
made the basis ola treaty upon tho reso-
luton adopting the meridian of Green
witch for universal initial meridian.
only ono nation voted In the
negative, San Domingo. France
and Brazil ubstained from voting.
\ proposition doiorring universal
day was almost unanimously supported.
Before adlOurning the President, Adj
miral Rogers, stated that on behqlf of
the conference he desired To express the
high appreciation of the ability, fidelity
aud zeal with which Mr.. Peddrick, see
rotary selected by department. of state,
had performed the difficult duties de-
volvcd upon him, and to thank him for
his services. Conference then adj journed
sine die. The official protocols are In
both French aud English. Al the 70.
quest of delegates, photograph OF Pres.
ident Arthur, with his autograph, Will
be presented by the secretary OF state To
each of them.
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DR.. Richau's Golden Remedies

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transaction, however. Regarding
tho condition ~ ioomor's boat,
Eph Morris thinks N was Injured In
the boat house NJ tho MOdoo club, hut
fnct that Toomcr was ON tho
wafer, In his shell, rowing
before tho crowd seventeen minutes
PRIOR 10 the start aud IN not known Ia
have observed anything wrong with his
boat would indicated that the injury
was sustained during the race. Tho
decision of the referee seems Ia he
generally accepted ~ just aud proper
under the circumstances,
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Evolution Not ponnlar.

New ORLEANS, Nov. 1.-The Plea
yunc's Crystal Springs special says:
Last night after DIR. Houston's sermon
before the Mississippi synod, at the
Presbyterian church, Rev. J. d. West
spoke an hour in favor of Prof. Wood.
row and evolution, but little was said
on the other side, members saying such
Palmer's resolution stood AZ ayes,
nays. Some who voted aye are not evo'
luiionist5 probably. There are not more
than five or six evoluyionists in the
SYNOD.
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Nerro Woman Murdered in Jail.

TEMPLE, Nov. 2.-[Special.l-At
o'clock last nicht pistol shots were
heard in the direction of the callaboose,
and Deputy Marshal Carter went at
once to investigate the matter, and
found that Clara Russell, negress, con-
find there, was dead. The prison door
had been forced open and one shot was
fired through the woman's head and
one into her back, causing instant death.
circumstances point to Clark Cleveland,
n negro, as the murderer, and he is now
N cnstOdv
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Killed at a Church Fair.

INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 2.-During the
progress of the church fair at Greencas-
tie last night, Thomas Richards, r.
year-old boy, was fatally shot. Among
other attractions of the fair was a shoot
ing gallery, and while F'lobert gun
was being loaded, the weapon was acct
dentally discharged, the ball striking
young Richards Immediately over the
right eye and penetrating the brain.
The boys right side was paralized and
physicians have no hope OF saving his
lifn
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A Boss Gambler Arrested.

GALVESTON, Nov. Am effort was
made here tonight to reopen the gam
bling houses. which have been closed by
municipal authority for the past month.
The police, on learning of the fact, forth
with arrested the proprietor, ID. G. Bron
son, and closed the house.
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Mary Anderson as Juliet

LONDON, Oct. 2.-Romeo and Juliet
was produced at the Lycum theatre this
evening, with Mary Anderson as Juliet.
The performance is a tremendous sue
cess. Minister Lowell was present.
Miss Anderson was repeatedly called
before the curtain.
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WADY HALFA, Nov. 1.-The Canadian
voyageurs are awaiting the arrival of
more whale boats. They haye passed
over all the rapids of the Nile thus far
in whale boats.
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Rio JANEIRo, Nov. "A government
minister, in speech delivered yester-
day, declared that Brazil will maintain
peace with all the Spanish-American
rapublir
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petitiopcfInso,yeucy.

OAKLAND, Call, Nov. ALEX. b
Cooper, mining Spectator, filed a petit
ton of insolvency t3-day. Liabilities,
500, 900; assets unknoEn.
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NJ. De TalIany,

LIMA, Peru, Nov. IN. De Tallamy,
late French minister, who died here on
the 10Th, will be buried Monday.