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The Drowning osaea.-a1 Easeocs.

Col r. B. Smith, OF the lighthouse board,
who was With Gen, Bsbcock wheG the later
was drowned in Mosquito inlet from saturday
evening until Monday morning, as the captain
Thought an entrance impracticahie. At ~
O'Clock, however, rgeNiialeboat,nann bysix
sailors and u cuawail came outandb boarded the
vessel The general, thinking that Us ;he boat
came ont 50 easily she could return viii! eeua
safety, decided 10 make he ~attefapt. He.
Luekey, Sutor and myself got in with tie seven
seamen- OF the foiir lanlsinen, I alone lived
to reach the shore. Tho boat made haadwsy
enough untli we passed the bar bueg. Then a
roller struck US which W. wettat.retl ali right.
On the crest III the second rollet Iii. steering
gear snapped III two. Tie boat then Allied and
turned over. We passed time leasthaisa over
her Keel to hand or tly, ard all or us srasped
II and he'd on while sea after st-S washed
over rs. For y quartec OF an hoar slis gtrus-
gle with the waves confirmed, and | do not
hesitate TO say that It cnuie. and drawer
set of men, under sltai, circumstances
| never saw. AT ric tilno Gcii. tigfaueI was
swept OF. and tho next wave faila! To bring
nm back to the baaS. He fioafed le1rit. how.
ever, aud BY cilngiFys 10 the rope with my LEFT
laiid managed to rrach Inn with The tips of
me fin9era of my righthand Finally I 70. his
mana IN lilie and pulled him back 10 die boat
a.sail- soon after this l. P. j.uehby wss ex-
naus1ea and gave Up anu Was swept AWAY.
very shortly after the drowning Of IlRttey tfa
wind aud tide took US into the sitff. .wiierf, Silt-
or and Sen. Babcorlt both gave out aud we're
fowied, and one of the mos also, An of ma
mad been washed from The boat fhsIast / soc
OF .'en. Babcock before his body ys.s washed
ashore he was floating away face dowuward.n
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NEWS OF THE WEEK.
Washington News.

Alonzo Hitchcock, the well-known inventor
whose name will be remembered in the war de-
partment and by many army officers for MS
numerous inventions, died i'll New York.
Postal lnlletin: Postofiice Site Changed
Dakota: Cascade, Fall River county. Minneso-
ia; Ledoued, Morrison county. Postmasters
Commissioned-William Hardy, Forest City,
Mimi. John Garlick, Leonard, Neb. Adam
Monk, Benton, Wis. Postoffice Name changed
Frederick Blackbourne, Dunburton, late Ful-
ler, Wis. Andrew Reid, N~icollet, late West
Dupere, Wis. New 0fices-Thomas NJ. Elliott,
Elliott, Ransom county, Oak. Edmond Grow
don, Pioneer, Hnmboit county, Iowa; Thomas
Daley, Maryland, Swift county, Min
1t has been reported for several weeks that
Secretary F~rclinghuysen had under considera-
ton a policy of acquiring certain concessions
from Nicaragua for the construction of q
n~avigable water way across that country from
ocean to ocean, and the matter had been a sub
jectof discussion between himself and the pre-
sident and other membersof the cabinet. 1t is
understood that the subject has recently taken
definite form, and the secretary requiring sum
of money, estimated at $500, 600, for the pnr-
pose of carrying his view into effect recently
communicated with the committee of the senate
on the subject. The matter was under consld-
Grafton by the senate i'll secret session, but no
conclusion was reached.
The secretary of the interior has transmitted
to the senate certain papers upon the subject
of damages resulting to the Indians on Lake
Winnebagoshish and Leech Lake, Mimi, Indian
reservation, on account OF the construction of
government reservoirs. Among the papers is
a letter from Agent c. p. Luce and the cores
pondence between Falmouth, head chief at
Leecli Lake, aud Gov. Hubbard and himself
concerning the building of the dam at Leech
Lake and the resultant damages. Falmouth
complains of the damage caused ny the dam.
The commissioner says that the mater is one
that demands immediate attention. and delays
by congress may prove very embarrassing. He
recommends an appropriation of s2t,soo to
pay for present damages and on annual appro-
priation of s25,sD0 TO carry ont the award of
the commission.
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Eratricide in Dakota

Grafton tDak.) Special: A suicide and mur-
der took place fifteen miles west of Mimic. in
this county, Tuesday at noon, the particulars
OF which are as follows: Two brothers. Al
fred and Wellington Larltins, the former a
married man, having four small children, had
u rev words OH Saturday evening. Yelling
ton, the Younger brother, and a single man. nc
Snsed Alfred of unlocking his trunk and read
iag some OF his letters, which Alfred denied.
Az noon, when Wellington returned
from Mimic, he met his brother by The
stable and asked him what he had
70 : say about the trouble of
! have always said;'' wherenpon WslIinato !,
arewa revolver and fired three shots nj Alfred.
rW9 o. which took effect, one lodging in tie
tt H. iung and the other in the bowels. Alfred
hleh went 70 the house, where his wife assisted
nm and laid him on the bed Afterthe shoot.
lnS Meliinston went back to the stable, pulled
Oh ma MS coat and shot himself through the heart.
and foil dead. t9 staggered
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Crimes and Criminals.

George Gibbs, an old resident Of Bismarck.
Oak. was fatally slo. by one Ausley from
Ohio.
Ex-Unitcd States Marshal John Hall was ar.
rested at his home at Washington, Pa, on n
charge of making false returns to the govern.
mcnt.
Sadie Hays, a st. Lonis negress, who sho.
and killed Police Sergeant N. jerks the Sth OF
last October and who WAS convicted OF murder.
was sentenced TO hing July 10.
Monday afternoon George Farris, city mar
shal of MeMinnviile, Or, shot and fatally
wounded his step-fatiier, John Wardle, u erin
pie, aged seventy-tivc years. Fariis' metl,et
Is Wardle, s second wife, and they lived unhap-
PLY together.
Abe Buz1ard, the escaping convict and lead
er Of the Welsh Mountain (Pa.) outlaws, has
frequently been seen of late wandering at night
III the vicinity. Wednesday he shot q valuable
setter dog belonging to john Bowers and stole
q horse from David Wilmer.
At Greensille, Ind, Gadchaux, night clerk
In lsbey's hotel, had a difficulty with some one
unknown. Judge Taylor Rucks interfereda nd
was instantly killed, shot through the head
Gadchaux was hit with five balls aud mortal,y
wounded. Rucks was one of tbs most promi.
nent citizens, and only a few months agoh c was
elected mayor at the solication of both parties.
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General News Itenns-

Chicago Sir knights will be at Minneapo,is
Hill \ Horn, hardware, Des MONIES, assjrnea
for $4,000. ''eneo
Gonnectlcut's S. assessed valuation is s:34s ria
BY, an increase of $685., GOO.
Forteen hundred and seventy sheen have
been purchased for the Sisseton agency Il,
dams, Mr.. Governor of Sioux Fall ssecurino ,ba
contract at s2a2p per head for ewes.
Prof b. NJ Reynolds has rendered his ,,esio.
nation as superintendent of the !saribault nrb
nc schools, TO take effect at the close ar ,ho
present term, having accepted a like position ~
Fergus Falls, with salary of 81, 6oDp eer nnnrn,
Henry X. Wise, aged eighty-cno, has filed ,
suit to contest the will of lis brother. tho lota
William J. Wise, of vineennes. Ind. who diod
u January, leaving an estate valued at ssnnu
wv 70 three nicces. The contestant is tbe ~
brother OF the deceased and is in ndia ON o n;,:
irounie has been apprehended by the com
missioner of Indian affairs with tho ,rr,,,,
mountain Indians. The selection of l.nd
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Market Reports.

nc: !, @e; No, 2 hard, a2C0.Gc: No 2 Man.
Corn No, :. Ac. No. 8, sc: rejected NJ
NJ oa : ,.,, ~. Z mixed, 29]]5lc; No. ) mixed. soc;
5ce Barley No. 2 soc; No 3 extra, $50; No. 8,
Rye, No. 2, Sic.
Potatoes, 25c. Si"''
Eggs, l5c.
en arn' Na J y No. 2, sa5Sc.
H Rses' No No. !, = n $i3sse; white, ac@segc,
Marley Msss So No, Ri ]; 59z61c; extra, No. 8, ssa5sxc.
Lard. s&45
,, Butter; choice creamery, 1sn019c; fair 10
so Paas s'Galse; best dairy, l5@i6t. 90 "
MS9c. ' NO. . lineage spring, IS
Corn, 55a55113c.
Rye. 64(UR4I ScA
Barley. 62CWja1tc.
Flax Seed, s1.G1.
Pork, lS,750s1a.a q.
Lard, sS~.lN0SsI7f%
Du''ef' creamery, aa2s3c; dairy, 1Saloa
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may be proseryen and the Union kept invioIate.
The perpetutty Of our institutions rest on the
maintenance of . free ballot, honest and connect
returns. We denounce Tho fraud and violence
practiced by the Democracy in the Southern
states. ~ which the will OF the voters lis defeat
ca, ~ dangerous to the preservation Of free in
stttutions. We %soleInnly arraign the Democratic
party as being the guilty recipient OF the fruits
81 such fraud and violence. We extend to the
republicans OF the South, regardless OF their
FORMER party affiliations. our cordial sympathy,
and pledge to them our most earnest efforts to
promote tho passage Of such legislation as will
secure to every citizen. of whatever race or
color. the full complete recognition. posses
sion n exercise OF aI civil and political rights.
The next business In order was the call OF
states for the announcement of members Of the
cali was made and voted down, IN the call was
then proceeded with.
The convention then took a recess until 2 p. m
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Rail and River News.

The Wisconsin Central has announced a 10
cent rate on all freight classes between Eau
Glare and Milwaukee, which is the lowest point
yet reached in the triangular war between two
cities.
and navigation, and the Oregon 81 Transconti-
mental will be held at Portland on the 18th.
Drexel, Morgan Is Co, hold proxies for s14,-
900 of the Oregan Hallway and Navigation
stock, which is a controlling interest, and the
vote will show whether it is held by the North
ern Pacific, by persons friendly tothe later, or
by neutral stockholders.
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Congress has granted Mrs. De Long,
widow q The commander Of the Jean
nette expedition 4 pension Of fifty dol
laTs & month. There are now about :.
hundred women on the pension roll who
recsiye from thirty 10 four hundred
dollars per month There are forty
sthree widows 81 general officers who re-
ceiye $40 and thirty others who get $50
permonth. The widow 81 Admiral
Farragnt mas an annual pension Of 81,
S000, andthe surviving widows Of certain
presidents have each 81, 900 4 year.
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Personal News Notes.

Gen. James Watson Webb died in New y.rl
on Saturday.
chair of ethics.
Henry c, Work, the noted song writer and
composer, died at Hartford of hcart-disease.
marching through Georgia" ''trandfatber,s
Clock," and Dear Father Come Home Viii
Me Now" We're written by him.
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THE BALLOT BY CANDIDATES.
CONGRATULATIONS.

ONdRATULATlONS a-.
kilograms came rushing in upon Blaine
almost literally by ar1nfuIls. Hundreds Of
dispatches followed from all parts OF the
country, from every state in the Union. Fol-
lowing are few of the most impressive:
Washington, Tune 6.-Executiva Mansion.
Hon. James g, Blaine: AS the candidate of the
Republican party, you will have my earnest and
cordial support. tSigned] CHESTER A.ARTHUR.
Mr. Blaine's reply was:
Hon. Chester A. Arthur. President of the Uni
ted States, Washington, D. c.: Accept my sin
cere thanks for your cordial assurances.
[Signed.l MI G. BLAINE.
Washington, D.. G., June G.-To Hon. J. G.
Blaine: / most heartily congratulate you on
your nomination. You will be elected.
tSignedJ JON A. LOGAN.
Among others sending congrauuiatory
speeches are Henry L. Dawes, Ben Harrison,
Murat Halstead and ex-Gov. Cornell.
VICE PRESIDENT.
John A. Logan was named for Vice Presi-
dent and receiving ITO votes, his nomination
was made unanimous and the convention ad-
journed sine die.
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made for them by the commissioner appointed
some time ago was not satisfactory, and the In
dams complain bitterly. A new selectlon has
been ordered, and 1t has been thought tlat lhis
kill satisfy the Indians.
Upon application of the United States Trust
comnanv. as trustee under the first mortgage
of Aug. s. 1881, to secure an issue OF s2o,oon,1
0O s per cent. bonds, Judge Horace ltus'ei
and L. G Houston were appointed receiysts
for the New York, West Shore d Bu1alo. ~
proceeding under which their appointment IL
made is one OF foreclosure. ii
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nuis7sthssota Isxpsnditufe in Great
Britain for beer wine md spirits
anbnolss1nted thsastoundingsu OF $736f
S0080M. since thAt terrible maximum
aalssrssexshed the animal sum hasbeen Il
irssgariaslly bnts ont the lhole, STEADILY cut
doMnntl last year Tie reduction
;amouated Is over = hundred million
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FOURTH DAY.
THE %BALLoT1NG BEGINS.

TIE BALLUIING BEGINS.
The Chair-Gentlemen of the convention:
There is now nothing in order except to call
the roll for the nomination of a candidate
for the presidency.
Nj. Turner of Alabama-Mr. President, is
that the call of the roll far 5alloting?
The ChaiI-For balioting, the nomination
of the candidates.
The secretary then proceeded to call the
roll of states for the nomination of O candi-
date for the presidency. After the
ment of the first vote by the secretary, the
chair said: "A ballot for a candidate for thu
presidency having been had without secur-
convention will now proceed to another vote.
The secretary will call the roll" This for
mula was repeated until the fourth and last
ballot had been taken. The ballots were as
follows:
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pronainent religious paper openly
~AdyooAses The government Of cities by q
SAeW men sclected for that purpose
cutsidelaaries, j State legislatures.
Few people are aware of the in
sidioiIs methods inculcated il various
Sqi1ssters to breakdown government
The people, by the people and for the
fF,ecple Self government il virtually
pronounced q failure, and hence %iuries.
must be Established and the right Of suf-
sraga + away Or very much res
atricted Freemen should remember
thatsseternai Vigilance is the price "a
sE6Srty.pp
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minnesota state prohibition Convention.

About y dozen counties were represented at
the State Prohibition Convention at Minneap-
oils, Rev. w. W. Satterlee, tho secretary of the
state central committee, called the convention
to order, and after prayer by Rev. Levi Glea-
son of Fairmont Mr.. D.. Gone was elected
president and 6. w. Cone secretary.
The following weea elected,
DELEGATES TO THE NATIONAL
First District-D. c. John, Winoua; j. b.
Cowgirl, Spring Valley; A. A. Mason, Dodge
Center; A. W. Dean. Pleasant Grove
Second District -William Copp, Window; c.
Mcclure, Blue Earth City; N. T.. Foot, Eagle
Lake.
Third District. w. Hancock, Rcd Wing;
A. Wiley, Nortitield; 3. G. Meyer, Moutepi-
deo; John Baady, jordan.
Fourth District-W. ". Satterlee, L. Bixby,
G. L. Hall, L. W, Denton, Il. Z. Lupton and G..
W. Pcnniman, Minneapolis, and I. MeCieary,
Saltwater.
Fifth District-M. D. Terwilliger, S. W.
Chase.
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.
Atlargc. j. L. Child, jackson and C. r. Fix
Minneapolis. First district, {. a, Bierco, Wi
mona; Second district, j. J. Kendall. Window:
Third distric:. Isev: A. Wiley, Mortified;
Fourth District, J. III Dulnaln. Minneapolis;
Fifth district, ID. Burbank, Fergus Falls.
The following a,aTe central committeeman
were appointed.
L. w. Denton, Minneapolis: ]. N Douglass,
Anoka; G. 4. Rierec, Winona; MInar Bail, Elk
%celsior; A. D. Chase and J. BixBy Of Minnea-
polls, and l. NJ. Dennis OF St Paui.
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