davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-04-12
REPUBLICAN, cosyes.,ss.
For ihe Election u DslskAtSs 70 the Ma.
tional C0nvsnts0A,' -

For The Election ss De1ekAtS1 70 the Ma.
tional Csnysnts0A.' -
Headquarters RepaElican Territerial Com.
mittee jamestown, Dshoss, MsxeA2s. lss4-The
Territorial Republican esIyeption will bs held
at Huron. on WednesdAis April nd. At two
O'Clock > m, fof the paf5tse II seiecttng twc
deleIat and t1S alternates u repsesent the
territory of Dakota in the National kepu blicap
convention. called TO be held at Chicago, jane
$. for the purpose 0f nominating candidates for
presidept and vice presidrht Of the United
St&tcss Each organized county in Dakota will
be entitled to one delegate and to one addition
81 le0Ate iOr each 80 votes OF major fraction
thereof cast for the republican candidate for
delegate in CO gress at the election OF 1889. 1t
il recommended that the county conventions
select delegates in accordance with the foreso.
ing, to be held at the court houses at two
O'Clock, p. m ), OH Wednesday, April l6. and the
primaries to select delegates to the county con-
ventiOns shall be held ut two o'clock on the
Saturday preceding said county conventions.
ln the cOuuties organized since the laht general
election the chairman of the board of county
commissioners, or some republican Official il
hereby authorized to call republican convtn-
tion on the day ab"ve designated. and at such
conve tlOA county central committee may he
selected u serve until a future county conven-
tlon shall select u succession. The following
Is given to show the number Of delesat to
which county is entitled. Any organized
county not mentioned d or organized tubsequent-
ly, will be entitled to delegates according to
the appOrtlOpmelt herein mentioned:
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-04-12

Dakota's grain commission has com.
Dietsd its tour BY this time and retired TO
the shades Of private life there to reflect
upon its experiences and prepare re.
port. This commlssien vas created for
the purpose Of discovering evils to which
farmers and shippers are subjected by
railroad corporations and then suggest.
ing remedy and procuring it through
corrective legislation. The commission
Travelled upon special trains Of palace
cars and dining cars furnished by the
railroad corporations whose naughty
ways they were commissioned to correct.
They were attended by polite and ac.
conmodating railroad officials and ele.
vator men. They had good time all
around. Now it will be interesting to
see what kind Of reformatory legislation
they will recommend.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-04-12
SOUTHERN DAKOTA.

Vermlllion wants q roller Touring mill.
A number of Huron society gentlemen
are down with the measles.
Five boy babies we're born in one day
at De Smet, Kingsbury county lately.
Hanson county's leading men object to
any division or change in the boundaries
Of the county.
The first meeting Of the territorial
school committee will be held in Huron
the 18th and 10th
The grand lodge of the A. F. and A.
NJ. will hold their annual session in
Aberdeen June 10th.
Mr.. John A. Stroube, leading attor.
ney Of Chamberlain. was married recent.
ly to Miss Mary Kinney, of Charles Mix
county.
The lines says that twenty five
women. each with baby in arms, ar.
rived in Huron on one train, on the
Hawarden line last, Thursday.
Onida has a 81 900 school.houee, will
fine bell, which it is claimed is the
only church or school bell in the Mis-.
souri, valley, between Pierre and Bis.
marck.
A proposition has been made to put
in eiectricl,ghts enough to light Huron
for two dollars per night, and the city
council has taken the matter under ad
visemert.
The grain inspectors aud farmers held
a largely attended meeting at Redield
the 9th. The farmers were indignant at
Mr.. Pratt, the owner of line of eleva
tors. but he was not present to answel
their charges.
Mitchell Republican: DR.. Johu Tat
man. of Mt. Vernon, was in town yester
day. He says twenty-five cars were
loaded with land seekers yesterday for
this part of Dakota, at Grand Rapids
Mich, the Doctors old home. The rust
has not yet begun. May and June will
be the big months this year.
LIN Z Olul SOuTleE. ueIeRaLlOO o
ladies' waited on the county commission
ers last Monday and presented the peti
tion asking them not to grant any more
licenses to saloons, which was pretty ex
tensively signed by the people of th,
city. The commissioners are honest
temperate men. aud We are satisfied the,
will do what is legal aud right in tn,
premises.
The ladies at White Lake, in Auror,
county, have broom brigade which ere
ates some local sensation, and has rathe,
more style than such organisations gen
orally. They have received complet
uniforms from the east, which are de
scribed as of navy blue color and mad,
after the Mother Hubbard style, will
white pearl buttons and gold lace trim
ming and q red shoulder belt. Th
head dress is soft cap of many colors
They give street parades like any othe
military company.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-04-12

that south Dakota .shonid have the
governorsbip. and. ~ Nj. Hsnd c6nnot
see his way clear to become . candidate
We think the people and press Of the
south half Of the territory shophi
.pN@pfly unite On HI. Teller. The
prevent iucumbent's tlsm0piris on My
i3ed, and no time should be iost.
Nj. Hard shss bssna popular eand,.
date. not only IL Yspkton, but In Da.
kots generally. L. has been uodeFsteod
among his personal acquaintances that
he would not permit the use Of bis name
at this ttne. He IL stropglysin l1sor ol
Mr.. Teller, belieyip6 hin tote tbe man
TOT the placeak THIS particular time.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-04-12
Republican County coaxe...on.

Republican County Co4Krniion.
The republicans of Yankton county are in
vited to meet IN delegate convention At Turner
hall, iankton. at o'clock p m. on Wednr sday.
April 18th, 1884, for the purpose of electine four
delegates to the territorial convention. to be
held at Huron the 2srd inst, for the purpose of
electing delegates to the national republican
convention. The convention will be composed
of 5S delegates
1t is recommended that the various precinct
primar les be held on Saturday, April 18th. at 5
ucluck p. m.
The boundaries of the precincts will remain
as fixed by the committee for 1858, and the diff
ferent precincts will be entitled to the follow
ing number of delegates:
house.
No. 2 4 delegates. caucus at Johnson's resi-
dence. on sioux Falls road.
NO 8. delegates, caucus at HAldo SAter's.
No. 1, I delegates, caucus At McCabe's.
No. 5. 8 delegates, caucus at Herman Hewers.
No ., delegates, caucns at Michael 6eara'.
No. 7, delegates, caucus at Frank Elhands. 8.
Nc. ,. delegates, caucus at Pfeiffer's.
No. 8. IL delegates, caucus at Pail Faulk's law
Office.
No. 10. IS delegates, caucus at Grand Army
hall. g. W. kISasBuR,.
Chairman Committee.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-04-12

The Dakota press is generally endors.
Ing N. Y. Deering for governor Of Dako.
ta.-4Mitchel Republican,.
We have not noticed any spontaneous
outburst IN behalf Of Mr.. Deering. He
ls highly endorsed by those who know
him rs man of integrity and ability,
but the feeling is general that the posi.
tion of governor should 60 to . Dakots
man and representative of the south
erp section.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-04-12

An order has been issued by the presi.
dent restoring to the public domain that
portion of the Sioux reservation opposite
Standing Rock on the Missouri, opposite
the mouth of Grand river and the old
Cheyenne agency. By this order about
two townships Of land IN Emmons coun.
ty are thrown upon the market.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-04-12

The place that Dr.. Prices FlavorinR
Extracts have won in public estimation
sustains US in the assertion that for
standard excellence they have no equal
in the market Every housewife who
has had occasion to use DR.. Prices
FIavor;ngs. will endorse the above state.
ment. They are as natural as the fruit
from which they are extracted.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-04-12
JUST ISSUED.

lines of he newly organized Counties.
Size, 36x4S inches.-Scale, IL miles
to one Inch.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-04-12

A. W EDWARDS. Secretary.
Z: I; MCCOY, +. A. Goouy koontz. E. N. Cald.
we'll, g w. Hawes. Mm Skinner, W H. Cup
pett, A. J. Pluwman, H. NJ Gregg. A. C. Bol.nd
bensen, W. +. steele, territorial central com.
mittee.
Organized since the election of 1882.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-04-12
EDGAR ANnppsor
MARTIN & ANDERSON,
Mechanical Architectural
IRON. WORKS Y

Cast an wrought iron work Of every consisting
Engine work Farm Machinery Steam and Water pipe ting
Jail work an general jobbag Plans and
reasonable terms. ~ We will pay the highest
prica for old iron Walnut bt LIST I'd Sts Yanktop
FARM MACHINERY REPAIRED.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-04-12

Captain J. NJ. Talcott has been elected
mayor of Elk Point.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-14

An indignant New York pastor rises to inquire,
and with much show OF reason, II the Christian
church has become 50 poor that, raise its chart
taoe and working funds IL must peddie melons and
Ice cream Without u license, sell bouquets keep 81
D@r and auction Oh kisses There Is altogether too
mum force III these lnterrog4toTies. Net 10 aIlude
10 such church soCiLUies' as 1our1Shed at Flat
ousn, The habit OF keeping church bazdr, picnics
and az sorts ot fairs and entertainments Is not In
accord with the proper functions Of the church and
should be discouraged The modern temple Is too
apt 10 be made a place Of Enercnanuise
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-14

Speaker Carlisle, IL Is announced, has positively
refused TO let his name go before the Kentucky
legislature Candidate IOr the Senatorship This
win simplify matters at Louisville and help Mr..
Blackburns chances. The caucus meets tonight
Senator Williams Is said TO have the strongest
single following, with Blackburn second and Sweeny
third The Maryland contest remains In doubt,
the leading Candidates being senator Groome,
Judge Robinson and Judge wilson In Iowa no OBJ
position has been developed to the reelection OF
senator Allison
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-14
WHITE GooDs AND. LINENS.

SEATON PERRY.
SUCCESSOR TO PERRY BROTHER)
INVITES ATTENTION TO HIS
CoMPI ETE STOCK OF IRISH AND GERMAN
TOW lis, PILLOW AND SHEErING LINENS,
Glass TOWEIINCiS AND CRASHES
NEW ENdLIsH AND FRENCH WHITE GOODS,
NAJNSODNS. MULLS INDIA AND PERSIAN
Law NJ, INDIA TWILI.S. WELT PIQUES. SOFT
Finish CAMSRlCS AND FRENCH PERCALES.
CT hTAINS.
THFCFIEBRATED QUAKER CITY SHIRTS FOR 81
APIECE.
LOWt>r PRICES ON ALL COTToNS RANGING
FROM ONE YARD TO THREE YARDS WIDE
SUlkkB STOCK CT EENCH SATINS. RA ZINE, S.
CLtOHASS, BHOCADE YELEETS SURAHS
ANb CIR, S-;ii;AIN SILKS IN BLACK AND ALL
COLOES FOR DAY AND EVE ING WEAR
MAGNIFICENT ASSORTMENT OF LYONS BLACK
ING FROM s. TO 81 PR lARD
EVENING GAUZES, ILLUSIONS, SILK MULLS
AND tRlPk DE CHIMES
PFRINOT'S KID GLOVES. SILK HOSIERY
FRENCH BRCAUCLOTHS AND TEICOTS FOR
LADIES' HABITS
g AL wINTER WRAPS. JACKETS, NEWMAN
KITS AND RI SIAN CIRCULARS Al PRINT
eusf. 10 CLOS HEM our
sg-SPECIAL APARTMENT FOR DISPLAYING
ENl Ming FABRICS By t,AS-LIGHT
e CHOICE GOODS PLAN tIoUEE5 AND Cos
kECl Prices GUARANTEED
SEAlON FERRY.
Perry Buildiny
Pennsylvania avenue corner 9th stran.
Established lS4O i,I1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-14

B1sHors CAxpHonsE-
Cures farred Hands. lace. Lips or any roughness
OF the skin removes Sunburn reDders tue Skin,
L..u'liu ily S.ift and Smooth No Toilet complete
without It, Sold entirely upon it, merits frac..
% per totts; Try IT, and not sausned return
the Dotrie and have the money refunded.
iIeIAIeO by l. u BISHOP Dr,oot.<
$50 Sth street, corner Il street northwest
Jas Warrington, .. @.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-14

This Is the richest country In the world, the total
wealth, according 10 BrddSreets', amounting to
1orty-tnree billion dollars. The total for Great
Britain Is thirty-eight billions We have in our
public lands, 81 much unprOductiye property, how
ever, that England5 Income exceeds ours The
largest item in Uncle Sans inventory of wealth Is
his farming land. as he is credited with ten billion
dollars worth OF this class OF property. Improved
real estate comes next, and railroad property third
According 10 this authority. there were in the Dis
trict or Coiumcia IN 1Ss0, s22gsl 900 invested In
business 10y 2S23 Traders average OF !. 500 OF
capital invested by each trader. The failures were
one ia lei
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-14
W. NJ. SuusrER & Soss.

GREAT REDUCTIONS
FOlCED SALE OF SUPERFLUOUS STOCK
GROS GHAIN SILKS REDUCED TO 81 90 FROM 81 81
BLACK eros GRAIN AT 81 90 FORMER rice i. 50
EVENING SILKS REDUCED
ELEGANT CLOAkS REDUCED
FINE NELNETS AND 7 iJSHES REDUCED
FINE CLOTHS REDUCED To THE PlICE OF INFE.
RlUR GOODS.
IT Is OUR DETERMINATION TO SELL QUE
STOCK REF RE SPRING AND WE HAVE MARKED
DOWN THE PRICES 10 FIGURES THAT WILL al
ICE COMMAND ATTENTION
e1-ONE PRICE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-14

, foot Curtain Poles. with all trimmings complete il
Light aud dark. 1Jc each
o1oot curtain poles, in ash. Walnut. Cherry and bon
lied y9c. each.
he same, with solid Brass Brackets RirL-s and Eds
512J.
foot Curtain Poles. with 20 Ein.s in Walnut Ash
Cherry or b ack all complete 81 g
Expected daty-5 loot. al Brass Curtain Poles com
pIete, SI.9o-very handsome.
BRACKETS, EASELS AND CABINETS
We always keep hand Very large line Of sboT-
goods and quote:
Solid Walnut Brackets % 3d. AZ and &c. in all shapes
and STYLES
Fb, nlz Brackets in beautiful designs from 49, up
fboliiLtd tasvs. al Il 80 aIl upwa.ti,
Music Racks aud 5
BJOE Lelves II solid Walnut from 93c.
fl.e berry tbOLized Cabinets Corner and Side at
s. 50 10 SD ' -
Walnut aid Eboay Stands and peestal5 FROM $40 TO 80
FRAMES md PICTURES
Our assortment Of Picture Frarn< is The most com
PETE We pay especial t:eton tn low priced 7 alres
ana furnish chem ia al. sizes, AL Regular s.Zs up 20 ok
50 always OF ha 1 -
We quote Walnut Frames. nicely made and fitted with
- Giss and BACK, III oxiD a. aud &c
tthstlc " hIDut Frames. from II. III.
tfafltisOile Fa'cY and GILT Frames from 40. I'D
Our ara-t OH Paintings "a: 81 ~ wofdr 10 p,ary-
decided merit $3.50 .-
BEAUTIFUL ianel Oil Paintings at : AZ
He.iotyIts and ILdutiu.s il. yeT large variety, Very
low. ''' way
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-14

In opening our Annual Sale of Ladies' Underwear We
dir 70 c:l! the attention. OF PATROLS to the +, low
LytEY GAR3iE,sT WE OFF~R r OF OUR WELL
KNOWN MAKE is mad full siz rerfcct in shape.
Is tho'o'it-Iy i-iatie ald IS beautifully finished
Thu prices mined will sure please the Ladies
AMI Il ~ The goods rapidly.
CHEHi5k No. %. Heavy Cotton Lace, trnm ed
: laced sleeves. &c: former price. 81 ~.
CEENlSE No. SO Cluster-Tuck front plain band.
best { ,;tJn i;a
cnEMls Ne 81 Wide Pl ats Cambria Euhle
TRIMMED neck and sieevCs. est cotton. 4.c.
CHEN1oE Nc: Five clusters OF fire Tucks three
hltns InsetiE;,' Embroidered Band and sleeves.
CI Sc No, 50 Tucked Yoke. Fine Cambria Ruff.
h", Only ,lc.: former price. soc.
DC. former price. 3.5Ic.
between. fine cotton. only A..
DRAWERS No % Two clusters of tucks putting be-
tween. Hamburg trimmed. Oily re.
o DfA"flS No - Two, clu~t,rs Of tucks. tucked
Cambria r;Iih trimmed. with To- chon lace. only Sic.
fe only 45c. - N'
SKIRTS No % Wide rufle with cluster t,,cks. two
CLUSTERS u tuck aboT. with VIII tuck betweeu &c
ltTS No 80: Deep Cambria Founce clusters
Oh snc a. above with canbLic fuhul between only 9c
SKIRT No. 10l. Deep Flounce with two clusters of
tw .rl, 81 only.
sE1R No. %. Wide Hem bias tuckinx between
two clusters Of t0clss. So: former pG.ce sIi3
ShiTSWalhing. at 43c. SOC. SOC, Csc. 7lc 75c 79c,
NIGHT DREssEs-Four clusters Of tucks fine cam
br,c ufte. trimmed heck and sleeves lined yoke SIC
lCfItr rI1ct ~.
NIGHT DKEsSEs-Lot 273. Seven rows insertion
and edr. tw9 clusters of tucks, trimmed neck and
sleeves al Only; forlnor price. 81 %.
MIGHT DRESSES -Four clusters Or tucks, four wide
rieats and ca'!lir'c ru.e down front tri nled neck
and she YES lined yoke 81 Al form price, sls9.
NIGHT DRESSES. -Four clusters of tucks. putting
hetwe II Hamburg down front, tucked. puffed. AID
| trimmed sleeves, fines. cotton only sl6l.
NIGHT DRESSE,. Three insertion and edge
down front niInm, neck and sleeves 81 former price
So
NIGHT DRESSES. Four ten tuck clusters. five rows
insertions and edge trim med neck and sleeves lined
yoke, ! -, former price. 4l45
The above represent only four five garments in
each line very garment il this department been
reduced, and believe the prices the lowest yet
named.
DOUGLASS,
jail 522 52 SIG Ninth STREET
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-14

Tue Senate will take hold or the Mexican treaty
this week ana debate its merits and policy. That
the discussion has been postponed I'LL the last IIO-
ment, for The limit OF 11me for ratification expires
on Saturday, IS not promising sign. Tor under the
circumstances. ii easily be defeated by delay If
strong opposition IS made from any quarter. The
lines OF attack have already been drawn 1t is put
forth that the treaty Affects The tariff, and that
therefore Il touches matters within the jurisdiction
Of the House OF Representatives,, and which should
not be legIslJted upon by tie senate acting alone.
IL Is also held TINT the treaty Will Involve In deli
cate political relations with Mexico Either Of these
positions Is capable OF exciting nteFninable debate
so That. with only Week OF grace, the treaty can
easily Dc talked TO death II members so incline.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-14
TuE PALA1s RoTAn

Requests early inspection of the following novelties
1usS received
FLOWERS
Lot comprises 20G1 C,rsage BOquets at 25r.
Lot comprises l..+O Ele ant Novelties at tSc.
Lot comprises 80 BuEChgs Of SILK Buds at fSc
ct comprises 2OOJ GeuIlie Partisan Flow at CSC.
Having purchased entire stock we bought very
CHI ap. We not duplicate the goods. Please call
early. prices above viii close out the stock not
withstandug the quantities being larxe
FEATHERS
Special lots just opened 100 Feather TIPS, three in
bunch for Sc We have never before given such value
for this p:ice We have also 25O Feather Tips at IS
per bunch, which quality formerly sold for 1925.
RIBBONS.
In Ribbon our bar-ain is IS pieces Satin and Gros
Grain Sash Ribbon evening shades inches wide Csc.
GLOVES
We are pleased to inform patrons We have inst
opened another lot Of sNtTa lurg Kid MOusquet8ire
Gloves for 81 which better value than tn last
lot which created such an excitement. In evening
Gloves special lots 100 dozen Ladies' Kid MOSue-
taires $50 and - dozen pairs u, hts at 81 b
J. extra good value our Warm Gloves clos
ing out regardless OF cost
FANS
Our assortment is complete of Real Ostrich Satin,
either hand PAINTED covered with feathers al
IWc hose LCe Our prices from +gc 10 $50 Zach.
SPECIAL lots inst received 1909 Feather Fans al 10.
s. !c- 2t Hand painted Fans, with feather tips, LBS.
Slts ana 81 Is.
JOB LOTS
New goods, but not regular stock, cannot dupli
cate on: orders tor lots mentioned below
400 dozen extra China SIX Hauikerchiefs IS and
80 Alligator Satchels, expanding. Csc
l5p eterlE silver Initials Sa:ch,ls D. and &c.
100 leather StTgi for SatcEulS 80 and 400
30 Plush pch,tbuCEs. hue-t GOOD, sc.
80 pieces Crepe Li>~e LuCi6Ir. worth +Sc. for &c
1900 pair Ladies Solid COiors English Hose 25c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-14

As just now an English lord has set the fashion
or the rich and great taxing interest IN the very
poor, the most terrible discoveries have been made
OF suffering. disease and neglect. The movement
has spread from London 10 Paris and other large
centers OF population, and has appeared in due
time on this side % the water. The American ex-
ploratlOns have proved that the advantages this
country offers 10 the poor man have not been over
estimated There is much poverty OF an extreme
character unearthed, but nothing that compares
with that found Ia the lowest levels OF society in
other lands And our very poor, as rule are for
egners, who are content 10 live as they have been
accustomed to do at home. If the foreign element,
and the victims OF their own vicious practices are
subtracted from the total misery the showing is
a very encouraging one. Native Americans do not
accept poverty and squalor a permanent state
and are restless till they have found means Of
lettering their condition
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-14
SCRAP PICTURES.

r JAY GOULD <2 VTH ST. WONDERFUL VA.
% fiety Of Rei1 and 6cxspbookPctures birthday
Cards. Paper Dolls French Tissue Paper Don't 1c9Ket
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-14
MurUAL US1oS IMPROVEMENT Co
Incorporated under the Laws of the State Of New York
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL. SlOOO.OO0.
GEN DANIEL MACAULEY, President

$50 Premiums amounting $3.50 90
Sale Of Series A Bonds closes Feb IA. 1884
Whole Bonds s. Fifth 81. tClub rates % for $1,000
send money ly registered letter postal note order
bank draft express. Bonds to be issued monthly
Agents wanted everywhere
Address, Send for Circulars.
MUTUAL UNION IMPROVEMENT CO,
ja14-m.wSf6t Temple Court Building n Y. City.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-14
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

kOh sAE-Ar GRtAT BARGAIN 4 NICE TEN
= ROOM bay Window Dwelling within half seuarp Of
LAID ioS strSst northwest t.,a a..
ksph Sh-k-TWo PIECES VALUABLE STORE
p,oprty, cent ally locatsd ami n, der p--lpspsl 4
NerS 6tSiTnlfe Investment Terms asN NAL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-14

China has apparently made up Its mind to fight.
and as France is decidedly in earnest We may look
I0r some bloody work The Chinese Minister to
France, the Marquis Tsen- has within short time
changed his tone. dOubt IN obedience 10 nstruc-
lions, and on Saturday went - far as TO make
haunting allusiOn TO Sedan-the one word that VIII
excite more wrath In France than any other II
China really means war, the French have a hard
job Oh their hands. II is reported that, first
army, two hundred thousand Chinese troops. well
armed with Improved bTelch-lOajinE rifles. are to
De led against the invaders by one OF the ablest
men OF the day. AID even il forces of this nagni-
tlte are wasted in conflict there Is such discour
aging swarm OF people IN China that new armies
OF any desired size car be supplied to make good
the losses