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The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-07-10
DAKoTA's NEW ExEcUTIvE. !,


g YAsKroN, Oak, Special Telegram, June
III Gov ordway, who has been here for g
month past, left this morning for d lew days,..
absence at Bismarck Last evening he drew
up the following roclama ion, copies Of
which were to- day served upon the terrttorta
secretary and treasurer:
81 Whereas, The Fifteenth lenjsla tya asseIn.
ply passed an act, which was approved and
conquered In by the governor ON the 18th day
OF March. $50, enhtled, I An Act 10 provide
tor ne Iocataono f the seat Of government for
the Territory Of Dakota, and Tor the erection
ipf public buildings thereat; y and
~ Whereas, By force Of law d certain, MARCEL
;of land Within the limits OF the city of Bis
ymarck, county of SBnrleig b. WINS secured for
the benef hit OF the Territory Of Dakota, laid
ont into squares Of snitab bic landscape III ac=:
ton Of capital building. the saIia Haa de-,
clared by written opinion III tho territorial
attorney general to be the ucrnfaueut seat IL
government Of the Territory Of Dakota;; and,
Whereas, In pursuance Of said act as set
forth IN section 10 thereof, ID suitable bnild-
.h1g hay19gbesn provided for the use Of ter
by the governor on the L It'll day of Septem-
Der, SS3, directing the secretary of the ter
r1tofy, attorney general, auditor and heas-s
urer TO Iemoye their respective Offices, to-;
gether with archives, boolB, records and
tpaPSsss PSksssAltuks W lll0 piac6 fGner6 pre-
pared, or some suitable place In the city Or
Bismarck and 5s
III Whereas The attorney general and tie;
AUDITOR complied with Eaid order thin the
Hme specified sheyein, and the executive de-
Bpartmeng WIS rem Dyed from Ynnkton!t TO the,
has been transacted and z 81
sss hereas The secretary Of the territory,
James 4. Ieller, and the treasurer Of the ter,
ritory.- VII tam p. sMcYay, have. refused to-
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-07-10
Ola c0mmOdore Garrison !! the iate q,

Ia
Ola conmo dors d harrison SO the latest
ppasss caugh III up sby rotten prac-
sics IN csring On grand scale, is
said 70 have been 4 party to the giigan-.
Itic sseaI Of which, eight years ago, Jay
Gould obtained possession Of the enor-
ss1moualy valuable Missouri Pacific Rail
road 81 means Of the foreclosure Of .
third mortgage for ", 900, 900 prop
3erty ii the name Of which s54, OOO, 900.
81 secnriities have since been put on the
narket One party Of resistants to this
t.ssnap !. were induced to withdraw their
Opposition, on the promise that they
should receive 81, O0O, 900 Of new stock
IN the new company to be organized by
Com odors Garrison, for whom the
road was TO- be bought md who is
charged With having been . party to the
fraud I'll such operations as these and
the ,ar:inmor and suspicion Of them that
keeps and VIII keep the financial world
id snsp and solicitude until all men
like their authors have been completely
crushed by the sure grinding Of athe
mills of the gods and thrown out: of
business, and their places supplied BY:
the men they laugh at as too simple and
honest for this world.
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rerrorixing. n \ !; uorthsru p 3 n =, !


The hanging Of O'Neil and his pal and thu
mysterious disappe arance Of two more thieves
sof the plains have been related in the kilograms
Later developments, coming from the Gallien
brothers, who own . ranch near Belfield, DALI i
show that the settlers near there, and, in fact,
through the country tributary to Medora,
Dickinson and Belfeld, are completely ter
9rorized Cne Of the Galliens came to ST.
Paul recently, and in conf Dental con-
5versati0n, stated that an organized band Of
thieves had made both life and property inse3
cure in the neigh borhood of Belield Mr.
{Galien would notspeak for publication, as he
said his own life, should he return to Dakota,
and his brothers. would not be safe II he were
known ne the teller OF the truth about the ex-5
listing state Of things The thieves laid corrals
and drive away every head OF stock, leaving the
ranchmen completely destitute of animals with
which to prosecute farm work Efforts to re-
gain the stock are fruitless, and the civil aI-s
thorities are powerless, or pretend to be so,
No one trusts his neigh Dor, 30 that forming
vigilance committee is out OF the question In.
short, the country according to Mr.. Gallien, Is
80 completely in the power OF the thieves
that they stole ~ GOO worth OF stock
near Belfeld within four days, and not ahead
was recovered nor d thief brought to Justice
In this state Of things Mr.. G8llien appealed to
Gen Terry for aid, butthe United States troops
are powerless To do any thing, except IN case Of
armed insurrection, Cen Terry is consider
ing the case, and IL legal method for 30 doing
iappears, is likely TO send cavalry TO the scene.
~ -
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-07-10

The; Boston Adyertiser says, as is IN
dispptab true, that the true sources
IF qpr wealth are not in Wall street,
but pn our prairies, IN the cotton fields
in the coal mines, in the factories, IN
the work shops, and in the people that
produee tangible values; but the
modest but sounder trader is curtailed5
is his discounts because Of the shock Of
4 great failure and the depression Of
stocks II the metropoli tan city Infia4
ton reaches the suburban districts IN
one form O. salott and gambling il
Wall street means sooner q later loss
70 man who With All Their conserya.
tism Ore unable IL; control the CONNER
Sciial tide which Gibbs and flows alike be-
yond their view and their power ~ for de
reetiun
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-07-10
Crimes and Criminals.

4 At st Paul Martin Gunderson was found
guilty Of fourth degree granddaughter. i y Y
Col Hornet, one Of. the oldest citizens Of
Randolph county, ". Va, and one Of the most
fearless bear and panther hunters in the state,
committed suicide q day or two ago by DROWN
ing himself in the Cheat river.
In a difficulty at Wharton, Texas, recently
over q false arrest, H Gibbs shot Sheriff w, @.
Brooks, of Wharton county, aud his brother E.
N. Brooks Gibbs escaped. i The sheriff was
fatally and his brother severely wounded
4 AT Helena, Mont, Mrs. Q. E Kemp, while i'll
and in great pain attempted to shoot herself.
Her daughter Ella, twenty years old, tried to
take the pistol away, when it was discharged,
the bullet passing through the daughter brain,
killing her instantly. & NJ
Two daughters of James Burge in Franklin
county, Pa, quarreled about some article of
dress while preparing to 60 to church. The
father interfering, Sela, aged seventeen, sent
an ak crashing through his brain The muir
deress is in Gainesville jail i Is
I! Two of the horse thieves recently killed tor
captured in Idaho by Montana men prove to
have belonged to the. party that robbed the
Helena coach recently. George Mum and Neal
Murphy were the coach robbers. The former
was killed by the posse in Idaho, and the latter
is now q prisoner in Virginia City. q &. Il
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-07-10
7 General NEWS Items.

SAS4cGc1A ~ SWst .AGkSAAs5e Z,
Brooklyn is spending s100, 900 putting fire.
alarm wires under ground rs
San Francisco realty valuation this year is
s2s3, 500 600, an increase Of %, coz, 600
II Mrs. Eliza Bethuna Of New 9ork. widow of
John G. Bethune has sued Thomas J. Nichols
Of Bourbon county, Ky.,; for the recovery Of
$50, COO worth Of blooded race horses, con-
signed to Nichols' care by her husband
The city council Of Omaha, inpeached and
removed from office Mayor Chase on charges
of bribery, drunkenness and total unftness
for discharging the duties Of the office. His
Trial for bribery will come mp i'm the district
court next week. 53;.
fairbanks, Palmer & Co., snbscrip ton book
5publishers, of Chicago, were closed by the
sheriff The failure is due to the failure of e.
w: Borland & Co, whose paper in the firm
held to the extent Of $40 600 Il tiabilit tiles s40,-
600; assets nearly the full amount i3is
\: Il the shrinkage Of stocks keep up much
longer Mr.. Vanderbilt will have 10 go to; tie
poorhouse. a year ago he had s55, 0Oo, 600 IN
only $32, OC6, 600 The difference Is supposed
to have eyaporated in the depression
Frank W. Lord, ex4city clerk Of Rochester,
and o brother Of ex-senator Jarvis Lord, has
begun libel suit against the Buffalo Daily
News for s20, 600 damages. The alleged libel
Lord for being implicated In the canal ring.
tSaE
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-07-10

me p Shipping Bill, as it has
passed both houses Of congress, relieves
American e Y, ship ping from some Of the
burdens under which it has been stag
gering for years. It anepls part Of
the taxation , that has rendered it near
u impossible for American vessels to
compste with foreign The bill lays
upon the United States treasury many
ct the charges formerly extended from
shipoWners. - cannot buthelp Ameri-
can commerce SO far as it goes.
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-07-10
nfartst Reports.

81. PAUL Wheat No. 1 hard, 96(0$I 00.
No Il, $40; Mo- 2 hard 91c: No. q 7S@S0o RS "a
4 Corn, No. 2, SIC; No 3, 47(050c, III
VI Oats, No y mixed, 27c; No % mixed, g26c:
No. q white, SOC No. 8 white, 28c
Barle,, No. 4, 55c.;; No 8 extrs 4sc;; Mo- 8
.40c 4 n E
Rye, No2, SAC.
Isisd Hay villa sa %; timothy 5000
Eggs, 1351sS@1411S A, IL
dnwkuKEE heat, No. z, 85s< 3sS5
# Corn. No. Q, 65c.
Oats No SEQ $40 y:
81 Rye, No. 1, &c. i9as
Barley No 5se 81
MI Lard, $s;s445 81 n ySs5
Butter, choice creamery, 10000; fiji To-
good, 17A1sc; best dairy a4tal6c.
s EGGS 1411t91bc
galsA Wheat ". 2 Chicago sprins, ~
Sosn, sss 555cs
M Oats, 81 " Sl "a M n n,
N Bye,
Flax Seed; 81. 56
Pork S1So0@ $780, Is rs s93 ~
Lard, on AS. Nil
Butter creamery assc; dairy, s@tae \
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-07-10
tiles hogs and cattle have been carried away
and drowned BY the rushing waters.
No H!elpssr asa. swain.

Washington Special i Maj. Collins headed .
delegation Of congressman who called at the
White House tolpersuaae the president to re-
yoke theorder for court marital Of Gen.
Swain, but the president was very emphatic
in his refusal He expressed his utter eur
prise that an officer Of Gen, Swaim's rank, and
should be willing to rest under such charges
as are now pending against Swain, and thought
that his anxiety to avoid court martial was
the very best reason for ordering one. The de-
tail Of the court will be announced without do.
lay. Swain has very much injured himself
IN public opinion, and has lost the respect of
many who were his friends, by his persistent
effort to escape an. investga and his fail
ure has broken him down in health and spirits
He sees dismissal and disgrace before him.
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-07-10
verdict Ag,alinst the Rritisn rnndo1. /

sss Verdict Against the British mndol.
h London Special I'm the case Of the crown
against Charles Bradlaugh for illegally vohng
in the commons, the jury decided that Brad
laugh il administe ring the oath to himself did
did not take it in accordance with the prachc OF
parliament Averdict Of the crown. 81
Sir Henry James has: won . signal victory
over Charles Bradlaugh, and the result Of the
trial is everywhere regarded by the orthodoxy s!
q triumph Of Christianity over atheism "a vet.
seran queens counsel said recently, in speaking
of the verdict against Bra langh: TT Is Hog
ical, but it is legal and the fact is TINT reyer-
5anee for the forms OF Christianity has become
an ingrained part Of English COM
mon law. sss The jury found gBradlangh
guilty On al the counts of the Indictment,
which charges him with misdemeanors IN sit
ting and voting in tile house Of commons as d
member for Nor Hampton, after administering
b form of oath to himself, and ALTERNATING been
verbally elected by the speaker. Bradlaugh
was thoroughly unprepared for such . crush
ing defeat and is seeking consolation in pre-
pairing along list Of exceptions to the charge Of
Lord Chief Justice Coleridge, on which to base
an appeal He acted as his own counsel
during the trial, and he has q formidable string
iof points which he proposes to carry to the
court Of appeal He is still full Of fight, and
apparently has abundance of capital behind
him, but the success Of the appeal 10 highly
improbable. ss5 a. 81: ts4
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-07-10
lTHE BAD LANDS COW BOY.
4. PAG ARD, publisher.
s LIN llglsL . MIssoU RI, ID AKpTA..

ne sweet girl GRADUATED q is doubt
II lesa Terry sweet FEATURE bnt goodlyi
number If sensible people think she
vii know more after ! While though she
I: may not be- so handsome assat present,
8nor az capable Of attracting, in the shape
sofsbo uauets and IN; basil ets, oil the ex-
Spsnsiye treasures Of 4 hot house as she
did at the close Of her little recita-
hon ga ths pleasures Of hope orr the
ideligh spring. 3@tstfg 6
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-07-10
Capt Hamilton Clark, formerly 81 Boston,
brought q suit Monday, the SOfh, Id the court
bartlett Pres1sy Dead..

4 MI Bartlett Presley Of st PAU, well known
fhrough bout the Northwest, died 1t Sc Paul on
camille business in 81 Paul for thirty-fiYe
years, and was the Oldest merchant n the city.
When be came to st Paul had but about
500 inhabitants and he had scarcely as many
dollars but he has lived to see munici paIify
with 100 900 inhabitants, and to know himself
lars. His success in accommodating wealth was
owing largely to the industry and frngality Of
himself and wife But the rise in yalne Of
real estate helped him d great deal He WAS 49,
years Of age. "a
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-07-10
Personal News Notes (

Capt John a. Stevenson, formerly . we'll
Known steamboat man, later prominent mer-i
chant; and more recently one Of the largest
planters in Louisiana, and republican candi4
date for governor in the late election, died at
his home on Claiborne plantation, Ibervillei
parish, of congestion Of the brain; aged sixty
six years. Il. 4; IA VI
Judge William A Beach, a well known law!
yer, died at Tarrytown Saturday afternoon.
MI. Beach was one of the most familiar figures
Of the New York bal, and possessed . large and
lucrative practice He was at various times
connected with celebra case, the most famous
being the Mlton- Beecher trial in 1876 in which
Judge Beach acted as counsel for Tilton.
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The Presumption I Bill = oo ~ ~

&; The Presumption BILL In Congress-. y
]. Washington Special: Delegate Raymond
received the following dispatch from James-
town, Oak: 4. Z. X <.
At mass meeting Of the business men and
citizens Of jamestown and stutsman county,
TO consider the repeal Of the pre- omption and
timber NIB culture laws and amending the home
stead law now pending before the United States
senate, resolution was unanimously adopted
protesting against the passage Of the bill, and
! am instructed by the committee to forward to
the senate through you, their earnest protest
against the passage of the measure. Petitions
will follow by mail [Signedl IA =! n
r. F. WALLACE, Chairman.
! Mr. Raymond says that senators and mem
bers are also receiving similar dispatches from
Dakota. He thinks the senate committee is
opposed ITO such q sweeping repeal of the
laws, and that the session being so near g close
it will be impossible for them, to make the
proper amendment and get the concurrence OF
the house The bill will therefore go over un-
til the next session and may never pass both
hOuSeS q ~ HS
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-07-10
The olaim Against ~ 8: nulu I. /, site.

s Justice Miller delivered his decision orally:
IN the case Of Frederick Prentice Of Toledo,
Ohio, vs. Orzard P. stearns of Duluth, in the
United States circuit court at St Paul on Mon
day, the 10th The decision is in opposition to
Prentce's Duluth claims, and states that Arm
strong, who had decided the property to the
plaintiff, had been properly designated by
Chies Buffalo as the person entitled to the SEQ
ton of land mentioned IN the treaty; that the
deed from Armstrong to the plaintiff was prop
erly executed, Witnessed, acknowledged and
recorded but that the description Of the prop
erty II that deed failed to describe the proper.
specifically described in the deed by metes and
bounds; the deed in this respect not being
helped by the words Immediately following, the
particular description, sbeing the lands set
Of TO the Indian Chief Buffalo by the treaty of
TO the United States supreme court by the
plaintiff. "a Al ia 5fs,s N
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-07-10
Prof. Boyesen,s battery.


suit for 5000 damages has been begun
against Prof. Hjalmar Hjorth Boyesen, Of Col
sumbia college, BY MI: E. j. Loyey, editor Of
the New York Brewers Journal, as guardian
.ad Item for his son, DaVid LoYey, seven years
of age "A year ago Mr.. I,oyeys family went
to West Hampton, u, Z, to summer. The boy
David and Prot; Boyesen stson, four years old,
became playmates. One day they quarrelled
over butterfly young Loyey had caught, and
the Boyesent boy, who wanted it tore one OF
the wings of. Loyey,, boy like. gave little
sBoyesen kick. The latter ran to his father
crying; when Prof. Boyesen fired up, and be-
fore young Lovey could apologize, which he
began doing, Knocked the little fellow down, as
Mrs. Lovely alleges, by striking him q blow on
the Eide;o the head The boys face became
greatly swollen, and Mira Boyesen endeavored
to relieve his suffering. Since then young
lLLoyey, At is charged has been deaf, hearing
only when spoken to very loudly. Prof. Boyes-
EN-, it is alleged, has never even expressed Q
regret oyer the occurrence. He Is now on q
tour in the Northwest Prof. Boyesen Is him-
self cripple, one leg being shorter than the
other, in consequence, 1t is said, ola wound
received in duel when he was Q university
student u VIZ Ia !t
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-07-10
Sully county estimates its wheat crop
ut 200 900 bushels this year. " Z. Il. s;

S4ouly county 0SbluALeS lGS WQeAG crop
ct 200, 900 bushels this year. /;
a heard Of twenty-five bufaloes have
been grazing near F Fairbanks. !.
The corner stone Of the insane hos
pital will be laid at Jamestown, July 4.
Five Of cattle belonging to Michael
Nc Dayitt.o Of rookings were killed BY.
lightning h N g
The house 8 Of Dr.: s. IS. Coe, near;
Valley City, was burned, with 8 portion
Of the contents. M m; u
Albert, son Of William Gillett Of the
town Of Ashley !, was Killed BY being:
thrown from his. horse. 3sss
i:5. Andrew Barr, i young man aged
twenty years vas drowned while bath
ing i j the Red river B
h Among the attttraction sS at the Fourth;
Of July ebration at Mitchell will be
y White Ghost and . band st Sioux Indi-i
ans
~ Herman Groye nsline of Jamesto
was killed III foul air IN q well he
3 digging, which had been covered
over. y
The Grand Army reunion, depart
5ment Iof SDakota viii be held IN Yank-
ton on the 9th, 10Th and l1th Of Sep
tember. IA
It is believed in Howard that the! ont
Come Of Che Miner County bank failure
VIII be q satisfactory adjustment Of the
claims against the bank. st;5ii
Seth Whipple 9, the oldest buffalo hun-
ter in the upper Missouri valley has
sdiissapP eared sterioualy and his
friends fear that he IS dead.
II has been iintimated That il the
Ward trials the point Will be made that
the defendants are gentitled to have q
jury from the county where The ofense
was comn,itte ss5s5
Six Indians were captured by q de-
tachment Of soldiers from Fort Lincoln
on the Black Hills road south Of the
Little Heart river Sunday, the 22d.5
They had reatened settlers. \
Thirty five miles west Of Ipswich, in
4 alworth county, occurred 4 fight be-
tween Dan Kings stage men and cone
stable and assistant, which Is likely to
result in the death 81 one of Kings dri-
Sers
Fargo IS infested with u gang Of
crooks Thieves broke into Clapp's
saloon and stole $l2 81. d rid on the
i till, while the barkeeper and j police
man stood in front Of the estab shment
and got away with the booty.
The farmers around Valley Springs
assembled and organized 4 farmers,
club to be known as the Valley Springs
Farmers, Association, with ID. Riddeil
president, and 7. 10. Martin secretary.
The aim and object ID to hold exhibit.
1 lions Of I've stock and give premiums.
The capital Cd nmissions q this Iatsl
session by Bismarck, approved Of all work
done on the building and settled all &C. q.
connts. Work will continnei on the
building until completed. THE furni-
lure viii be put III tle Legislative,
balls and territorial Offices prepasa-
Ia
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Rail and River News.

( The governing committee of the New York
stock exchange listed Wednesday $3.50, 900 first
mortgage per cent bonds Of the Minneapolis
Union Railway company, making 80, l50, 0O0 in
all 81 'tsal ~ 4EiSs6: d s,;{i
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Foreign Flashes. I

So 4
Father Callaghan, the Dominican friar who
was recently appointed coadjutor Of the bishop
of Cork and bishop Of Ianboy ii partibls, was
consecrated in Rome Sunday by Cardinal Sim
eoni Most Of the English colony were present.
Students OF the Irish college assisted Of the
alter. Il. II: y,- s.
The new governor Of Washington erritory
lis Mr.. Squ;res Of Lion, N. y, . son-inT Law Of
Remington, the celebrated manufacturer Of
firearms at that place. The appointment ID
made at the request of Senator Warner Miller,
who is an old friend and neighbor Of Mr.;
Bquires. The latter has large landed interests
in Washington, and intended to make his per-
manent residence there before his appointment
was talked Of 2t E .
Capt Hamilton Clark, formerly Of Boston,
brought 8 suit Monday, the sOth, ID the court
ofqueen's bench London againsr james Gorden
Bennett for $25, 900 damages for breach Of con-
tract Capt Clark alleges that Mr. Bennett, In
1882, engaged him to assist in forming cable
company to lay d new sub Atlantics cable and
defeat the present monopoly. Capt Clark
was to receive d salary Of Sis 900 a. year, and
did receive Some payments On account but Mr.
Bennett coon formed an alliance with John Nv.
Mnckey, out OF which the Commercial Cable
company grew, and Capt Clark 5wns left. az
alleges, without emplo yment and without COM
pensation for the preparatory work he had
already done, Is IS
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1884-01-31

CAUSE AND EFFECT. At times
symptoms of indigestion are present,
uneasiness of the stomach, ETC., a
moisture like perspiration, producing
itching at night, or when one is warm,
cause the Piles. The effect is imme-
date relief upon the application of
Dr. Bosanko's Pile Remedy which
costs you but so cents and is sold at
Wood County drug store. aug2y1 no2