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ApIouRNED aLEETINa.

ADJouRsED MEETING.
Jackson Miss, February Is, 1884,
,,nea meeting Of Mayor and Aldermen Of the
Ieckn held Friday February 5h 1851 there WeEe preeen
Hon Jno Mcll Mayor Aldermen Braun s1iooa' 1Auys .
ntfins Absent Alderman Tayl.r -. 80. i. -.
legislature auh0fly
.D tax @ refund the money *
~ Madison county line for repairs 70 the turnpike
ri Sc Pearl bridge submitted to the board
~ ian 81 Alderman Bnn ali Of pat 81 ne bali referring %
re sunpEs " asan Gibbs the bill approved b
- 5 ara our requested g submit the same e ne
bEs submitted following ordinance which was on
nq y oa b Il v a.d dsn e c z gssss0.'
~ hf Il sha be for persons e Use any,
-. public place
~ limits the dangerous and destructive impie-
snt rsp COMMONLY hnewa 3 3 os m ~ nay
g frd IS protected Ioree sufficient g ersaE ...s
800 sdo1 glass endansr she person g properly 2
~ 49, 800 sussa That rho nay e iouna
;e 81 violation Provisions q ln.s eEaezns $3.50 49,
sn IS ns any not g exses MY $500 qe. s q.
Il Tsseion shall be the daty pt the eay azsl- -
IS erfsre hx aErssAp8 An4 F1seA e
80 ~ s. found violating this oraianaes p them g aloA - e
isisf rz cEinen has ben ~ 49, 80 80
@ $50 sf nd IS Il md allsE hKe days tEom aate 9
~ @ - osasrsd Street. censes ssit O. ssnsse
stS~<1s.@S 81 $500 Efrsef norSh the Cari11I
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.....:..s ase shriner's Indian Verni-
-. q, sb.s;r practice and pronounce =
1nss 80. IS rrgiele. A trial will eonylncs
nts..ss 80, zleeplfcal Of is intrinsic merit
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PROCLAMATION

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, :
JACKSON, April s, 1854. J
Know ALL MEN ny THESE PRESENTS:
THAT THE REWARD OF TWO HUNDRED
Dollars heretofore offered for the arrest o. pocA
H1stroY uayable one hall on arrest and delivery
% the Sheriff OF Lafayette county, and 0ne-hAlt OF
s,nvietion i % modified to he payable In whole
uts1n arrest aud delivery TO said Sheriff.
In festimopv whereof have hereunto set my
Hand and caused the Great seal OF the
T. 81 state 10 be affixed on the day and yeai
srs, ,f,,,said ROBERT LOWRY.
By the Governors
anrila iS4-Sw.
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sFxToN's REPORT CoLoREDl
JACKSON MISS, February |, 1884
To the Honorable and Aldermen OF the Cy Oh JACKSON
CESrEMEN-I honor herewith submit report o. %
mens persons in The city cemetery during tue ~
airy, 1884: ,:.o
January 3-Jane Foster age ~ years, womb dls' aSe'
IanHary 6-Mara Spann, age 50 years. pneumonia
Ionu,ry Alex White age-years pneumonia; Panper
Ianmar33 42-Chiid Of Carrie Wilson, still born.
January I7-Mak MITCHELL 81 years pneumonia paupr
January l9-Henetta Mooney 45 heart disease
hemorrhage
January 29-Mary Barnes, years whoopins cough
Very resi%c'"''s F. ROBINSON, City Sexton.
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Itch nay OF May, ISL.

The loliowina described parcels d Lard lying in
ne county 81 Kinds and state aioEesaidt io-N1t:
s,rts.ase executed by r. s. Hunt On the 18th day
n SiF 1854 10 seenfe J. GreeH e al = ~ sare-
tips which lies IN fractional part q 4Qet4 Mett
acres more or less The entire pefcel q land
=. ssirare Fl sai fractional seetfon u said trust
o. MORTGAGE, Will Be sold tozetners sal4 ttsns1tt !.
s,rors1t4 embraced II said deed n trust % mars.
sS0r me tile 10 said erorgrkg y hel1et2N %
] 1o6d, hat shall only convey sAsA tasis - =
/ ~ - - Receiver 81 The same
April is el-tN - Mht
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sTRAYED on STOLEN

VaROM UNDERSIGNED, FOUR MILES NORTH
bay a. brown MARE MULE, I41z hands high.
Had white spot her back, was branded On
shoulder with triangle. Any information leading
n her recovery will be thankfully received and
G. E. ROBINSON,
Care ~ II. BRADLEr6 Sow,
Brownsville, Miss.
April ?, 'sl-4w.
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Summer Term e eESsEs USE AEEsL a. =
New England Conservatory Of Music.

TVHoRoUGH COURSES OF INSTRUCTION ~
4 Vocal and Instrumental Music, Piano and
Organ Tuning; Drawing, Painting and Molelngi
and hest HOME accommodations with Library,
Jiymnasium resident Physician. PreeePtress, etc
Tor 500 lady students. Tuition IS 70 so per term
Board and rooms $3.50 to $3.50 per week. send ior
1 csierSsr "a f. TOuRJEE,
apI2 Isg-ate Franklin Square, Boston, Mas
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lsirnedl J. N. sPEScER.
nich pronoaltloll.

| VIZ win ssnd the JouRxAL or AeRIcULruRE
/ kxn AMrRIcAr STOCK BREEDER l6-tage, ~
i Selnr.n reekIy paper 10 years establisheds price
/ q 50 nd Tx WkEKLY CLARION, jackson Miss.
/ one year. hath papers. for = 80. laps, sa-ss-
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NJ NJ MCLEOD. CITY c
REGULAR MEETING

JACKSON, MISS, February 18th, 1851
. - the BOARD of Mayor and Aldermen of the City
held "Wednesday February 18th 1884 Present Hon Jno
McCii Mayor Alderman Braun Gibbs Hardy 1onFS' "' anu
Taylor. =, !. r,o,;o, .nnroved
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e 10y of AIay. -.

:, tf frar eastern) door Of the City Hall In Jack
- Mississirui proceed to sch for cash Il public
,,-tSor ~ he highest bidder, the property de-
-sIasI IN sid decree 1o-Wit. An undivided one
Sffb inferest IN the west One-third Of lot numDer
$500 n fa town 81 Clinton in said county and
state. A u s1S3tsrs NotahaAasio-.si.
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REsrLAR MEETING
IAcKsos. Mss, March Il ISL

TAcKsox Miss, March +, Isl
- The BOARD Of Mayor and Aldermen OF the JlE
- Tsr hslJ Va5reaav March 18TH 1884 Present. Hon ne
Mciin Mayor; Aldermen, Braun, Gibbs hardy Jones
On motion Of Alderman HARDY reading Of The minutes Of th ~
meeting dispensed with.
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slxroS's REPoRT-(wHIrE)
Jackson, Miss, February l. 1854
To the Honorable Board of Mayor and Alderman oil the cay Oh
CIrxr1 EMES-As Sexton white people herewith
% the city cemetery during the month OF January
1884: =, ;,
January Bourbon shotwe age "a hemaurle lever ~
NV ,istol sbot
January lO-J Buckley, 50 years paralysis; '
Ionnary 15-James Crane months, marasm1s
January l6-Mary McInnis age % years, p aaayS ~
January l8-Jno W Patton, IS years pneumonia ..,
Jannary 2-Ezabeth Robb so pulmonary coneno"
January Downing age ~ years Bolivar
January 28-Shall 1erger age % !eaiN' ~
.ao,bno
January 29-James Bat;y, age 10 months teetnng nan
ary Rulon age unknown died from exposures pau
so-Jno Dohry years. typhoid pneumonia Nek
burg.
cry rF'ps''"l' PHILLIP RYAN City Sexton
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Hats and caps we have large line and
We can suit most everybody in style and
prices at Lac kAHS's-
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REcEIYER,S SALE.

~ VIRTUE Or Az ORDER OF THE HON.
3 n a IIiiI JUDGE Of the u. 5. Girenit Court
sntberu District Of Mississippi ordered at Chan-
hers on the ID day OF april, ISL the undersigned
II T,1iie ntery in front 81 the City Hail, In the
fsffhy n Jaekssn State ii Mississippi, on the
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reports of omcers.

cIERks 1oSTHLT REPORT.
Jackson, Miss, March lst 1854
70 the Honorable Board Of Mayor and AdermeA Of the @
herevi,h subnuu report of warrants issued during
the month Of February 1884;
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reports of Omcers.
CITY CLERKS REPORT.

JACKSON MISS, February l. 1884.
To the Honorable Board Mayor and Aldermen Of the c
herewith submit my report Of warrants and licenses
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Notice to Mill Men !

rV1HE UNDERSIGNED HAS BUILT ONE OF
| his new improved Hot AIR LUaBER DRYERS
Al the Home Furniture Manufacturing Company
shops in this place. and viii take pleasure n Show
ing mill men Its merits. on are all specialiy IN
yited 10 bring 4 sample Of lumber and see II dried
by the new process, which Is the cheapest Dryer Ia
the United States. II invented 10 Jackson and
is Manufactured in jackson, and will be sold IN
Jackson. All communications should DO addressed
10 Southern Lumber Drying Company, jackson
Miss. C. A. FRANClOLI, Business Manager.
w B. BEARD, Superintendent.
mario, 's4-3t.@
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

FINDER A FINAL DECREE OF THE CHAN
1 cery Court 81 Kinds county, lst District state
safiie.if.ri made on the 18th day Of March, 1854
n me cause 81 A. q. Lewis ". b l. Todd 4 90, the
-ndersigned commissioner named IN said decree
,-ifl on the
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MAR RIED,

At the residence of Mr.. VIM. Sandel, neal
Jackson, April I'd, 1894, Mr.. WALTEE
SHAW to Miss MARY E. HARRIS, by Rev
Alex Watkins.
May their married life be one OF hap
piness and prosperity, and their patti
through life smooth and peaceful, and may
they prove truly help-mate to each other
is the best wishes OF NICK.
Jackson, April 5, 1884.
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Bible Colporteurs Wanted

Bible Colporteurs Wanted
rTNO CANVASS AND SELL AT COST, OR GIVE
a copy OF the Word Of God, tthe version 10
COMMON use and without note or commentl 70
county in the State Of Mississippi; all OF which
counties with a few exceptions, need supply:
The American Bible Society wants, al least, nom
In this District.
Applicants must agree TO devote their whole time,
while in this employment, exclusively to TINS work
and furnish their own horse ana NehlCle, tneY
must also furnish testimonials, with their applica-
ion of their suitableness for the work
All information, as to terms, etc, viii be given
promptly by addressing me at oxford, MISS; -,
Auxiliary Societies, Pastors and other friends Of
the Bible, will please aid us in securing suitable
men for the work Fraternally,
nv G. W. MITCHELL,
District Supt A. b. 5. for Mississippi.
Oxford, Miss, April /, Ss4-u.
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Our new stock of Spring and Summer
goods is now complete and ready for in
.pection at LAz KAHN's, State street.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-04-09

Nochild can be healthy If worms abound
in its stomach. Send for Shriner's Indian
vermifuge, the reliable remedy.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-04-09

Fine ready made Clothing for Spring
and Summer cheaper than ever at
LAz KAHN's
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1'=7'7711-T5 81 rATI-L---- q

- eo1,snl,kIfn has
III %f7.4ff 81 Na114 oyer -
q s.IaIl 81 - .Isd ST Die paint
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FOR SALE!

! DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR SALE on
~ sTA4R srRKET, North Jackson. containing
Ief with large and productive garden, fat.st1
/ III fruit trees and grape vines. kOr further ~.
/ ficulsrs apply 10 AUSTIN M0kGANt p -
/ premises,
Snar.2B, 's4-4w.
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HOME AGAIN!

Mrs. u. II. Cassidy Is now open at the old stand
10 ffravier street New Orleans, La, which viii
urove an immense accommodation 10 her numerous
friends and the travelling public who viii testify
Tie hoti.e has been newly and tastefuly furnished
everything done that could be 70 add 20 the CON-
= = = MRS n. Il. CASSIDY.
nBThe only entrance is 162 Grayier Street. bon't
forget Che number and entrance
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l''"i VIM S. HAMILTON City Collector
CITY Sections REPORT (wHITE).
JACKSON, Miss, March !, 1854
To the Board OF Mayor aud Aldermen oil the
A. SEXTON for the white people herewith submit re-
MORT Of uermen in City Cemetery during the month OF feou
1884: -
Fbruarv Sank Murphy age years. ulcer of the bowels
Ebrnary I5-Jno W. Sanders go years. malara lever
Very respectfully submitted - :
PHILLIPsRYAN, City Sexton
CRY sExToY's REPORT (coLoRED)
JACKSON, Miss, March /, 1884
, p.r If Mavor and Aldermen City of Jackson
have the herewith to submit report OF IN
termen Of persons in the City Cemetery during the month
February, 1884:
February 8Maha Christian 10 years pneumonia pauPe
Eebruarv 10 years, malarlaI ever
Fbrnar 4Smh Samson 40 years, pneumonia; paupef
February l5-Norah Lewis, 80 years, nnKnown PauPer
Eebruaryy 2l-Pack Powell age 4S years pneumonia
February 28-EIizabeh Presley, age l day, unknown
ELIJAH ROBINSON City Sexton.
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Il REPORTS COMMITTEES
Alderman Watkins Chairman of the Committee on Claims rePoo
The owng accounts aud recommended the payment oil the
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aR.Ilssl
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1884-09-03
THE GOLD

The reported discovery of gold in the
Little Rocky mountains, a full account
of which appears in another column,
calls to mind the reports regarding for
mer discoveries in this same location.
For a number of years gold has been
thought to exist in that locality, but the
danger from Indians deferred miners
from prosecuting their work very thor
oughly. Enough, however, was found
to satisfy them that some good diggings
would be discovered. They brought to
Fort Benton gold quartz which, after
being assayed, showed splendid pros
poets.
This reported find, if true, verifies all
the predictions that have been made
relative to rich diggings, and we have
every reason to believe it is true, as all
the reports are corroborated. We are
confident that some difficulty will ensue
i'm case of a rush to this Ell Dorado. The
country is still an Indian reservation,
and no doubt the troops will be called
upon to expel the intruders; but if re-
ports are made to the secretary of war
that there are no Indians within sixty
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1884-09-03

THE all-absorbing topic Of the day is
the new gold diggings. Almost every
where knots of men in stores and on the
streets can be seen, all talking gold.
The general impression is that rich dig
gings have been found, and as soon as
word is received from the parties sent
out to verify the reports, we may expect
a genuine stampede from all over the
territory. There isa general desire on
the part of all to wait, and we think
this is a good thing to do. The parties
practical men, and whatever informa-
ton they send back may be relied on.
We have confidence that everything
will be found as reported, and that the
Little Rocky placers will create a sensa-
ton in the country far exceeding that of
any mining campinthe territory within
the last fifteen years.
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miles of the mines, there need be no
trouble, and the miners can work on
without molestation until the bill open
ing the reservation becomes a law.
A rush to the reservation the RIVER
PRESS has long predicted, although it
has come sooner than we, expected and
for a different cause. 1t is none the less
welcome. Our city will feel the effect
and derive a direct benefit from the
stampede. Miners will outfit here,
business will spring up and a season of
prosperity commence. Other booms
which we have heretofore received will
sink into insignificance in the presence
Of that which the finding of gold in our
county will inaugurate.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1884-09-03

THE cattle industry of Choteau county
is yet in its infancy. The rapid strides
which have been made in this direction
during the past ten years is something
marvellous; in fact, there were but a
few thousand head Of cattle in the coun-
ty ten years ago, and nov there are
probably more cattle than in any other
county. The business is susceptible Of
great development. Cattle are more
carefully looked after; our stock men
know the wants Of their herds and see
to it that they are supplied. They are
now at work on a scientific basis. All
the old broad-horned Texas cattle which
used to adorn the herds have given
place to good, hardy stock and splendid
beef producers. This is why Montana
cattle, as a rule, bring better prices in
the eastern markets than cattle from
any other territory. The Improvement
of herds is of paramount Importance
and pays the producer.
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Cutting the Rates.

CHICAGO, August 27lh.- Something
Of a sensation was caused to-day by the
receipt of a letter from Commissioner
Fink to Joint Agent Moore, of the east
bound pool, authorizing a reduction in
the rate on cattle to twenty cents per
hundred, the former rate being thirty
cents; and on dressed beef to 80 cents,
the former rates being 48 cents. The
cause assigned is that some lines in the
pool have been cutting rates, and it was
thought best to teach the offenders a
lesson. Complaints of cutting on hogs
and grain are also frequent.
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THE RIVER E.
Railroad Freight Rates.

New YORK, August 27.-There are
no new developments in the war on
freight rates to the Pacific to-day, and
no change is likely to occur until after
Tuesday. On that day a meeting of the
representatives of the various roads in
the Trans-continental association will
be held at Saratoga and the situation
discussed with a view to ending the
contest. II the percentages of the bust
ness can be agreed on the rates will be
ordered restored, and if no agreement is
reached the railroad men expect ever
more wholesale cutting will take place
than has been witnessed. 1t is admit
ted hat the problem of reconciling the
different claims of the roads is a knotty
one, and the feeling generated by the
present fight is very bitter.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1884-09-03

JERRY COLLINS, editor Of the RIVER
PRESS, while at White Sulphur Springs
recently, took some pains to post himself
on the political outlook in Meagher.
He questioned a number of old-timers of
both parties, whose testimony pretty
well agreed that the republicans had the
best chance to win this fall. One Is
wer seems to settle whatever of doubt
fingered in Jerry's mind: "You see
everywhere new settlers. We are gain
ing many of these. We are losing most
of the horse thieves.'-Herald.
If Jerry Collins said anything of this
kind it was while he was asleep. The
enterprising reporter must have got his
notes mixed.
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Riel, the Man1toba Renegade.

OTTAWA, Ont, August 25.-The Do
minion government still feel annoyed
at the presence of Riel liz the northwest.
The Indian department has received
intelligence that Big Bear will not stay
on the reservation, but has gone along
with Lucky Man to confer with the ex-
renegade. Protest has also also been
forwarded to the government against
one Louis Schmidt, assistant Dominion
land agent of Prince Albert. who is
acting as Riel's secretary. Tt states it is
rather an anomalous position for a gov
eminent official to occupy, and desires
to know if he does so with the sanction
Of the Ottawa authorities.
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AMONG the archives of the Montana

AMONG the archives Of the Montana
Historical society is the manuscript of
Lieut.. J. III. Brady, of the 18th infantry,
who was killed at the battle of the Big
Hole. Lieut.. Brady was for several
years engaged in the work of preparing
a history Of the northwest, which it was
his intention to have published when
the work was completed. 1t was nearly
finished when he was killed. The His
torical society should have it published,
as it contains information of great inter-
est to every one in the territory.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1884-09-03

THE democrats in New York are
watching John Kelly with considerable
alarm. They know his influence and
would be glad to have him enlisted on
their side, for they are aware that if he
cannot fully control New York city he
"a so far lessen the democratic major
ity that the state will come down to the
Harlem river with a republican majority
that cannot be overcome by the demo-
cratic successes in New York and Brook
Ign. This fact is staring them in the
face, for they must carry New York to
win
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The Blaine Libel Suit.

INDIANAPOLIS, August 29.-In the
Blaine libel suit against the Sentinel
fifteen days, the time allowed the de-
Tense in which to answer, expired to-
day, and the attorneys for Mr.. Shoe
maker entered appearance. This action
was necessary to escape default. The
defense will now have his own time,
unless plaintiffs attorneys secure the
rule requiring an immediate answer.
In the latter case it is customary to
grant ten days further time.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1884-09-03

OUR railroad prospects are brighten
ing. Recent movements, as we'll as in
formation from a trustworthy source,
fully convince the RIVER PRESS that it
is but a matter of a few months until
the railroad connecting Butte, Helena,
Great Falls and Fort Benton will be
under full Roadway, to be pushed
through with surprising rapidity. The
bright and booming days for the River
City are not far off.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1884-09-03

The independent republican move
ment, if as widespread as it is claimed
by the democrats, cannot compare with
the breach which was made in the re-
publican ranks by the liberal movement
of 1872 in opposition to Gen. Grant. We
all remember the result, after Greeley's
endorsement by the democratic conyen-
ton. Grant was elected by an over
whelming popular majority of 1852, 991.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1884-09-03
Success of Torpedo Experiments.

PROVIDENCE, August 27.-The review
of torpedo experiments by the North
Atlantic squadron, in the presence OF
the president and secretary of the navy
to-day, was a magnificent success. Dur
ing the day the president and secretary
gave an elegant luncheon to their guests.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1884-09-03
Jersey Cattle Killed.

CHICAGO, August 2S.-A visit of DIR.
Parvin, state veterinary, to Amhurst
yesterday, resulted in the killing of ten
Jersey cows, appraised at s. 5000. Their
lungs were found to show more or less
decided traces Of pleuro-pneumonia. In
some cases the lungs adhered firmly to
the ribs, and were decidedly hepotized.
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Not of Sound Mind.

CHICAGO, August 28.-Judge Knick-
erbocker Of the probate court, upon the
report of two expert physicians, has
submitted the question to a jury, which
found that Wilbur F. Storey. of the
Chicago Times, was incapacitated for
business. The appointment of a con.
%servator for the estate is now being con-
sidered by the court.
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Not For Sale.

RACINE, Wis, August 27.-Mr. J. [.
Case authorizes the following statement:
With reference to various rumors that
have been afoat as to Bonner or anyone
else buying Jay-Eye-See, no one has the
option from me to buy or authority to
sell Jay-Eye-See. He is not for sale.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1884-09-03

CANADA imported 324, 900 barrels of
flour from the United States last year
and 5000, 900 bushels of wheat. The
tariff on flour is. So cents per barrel, and
OF wheat Is cents per bushel.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1884-09-03

AN estimate of the wheat crop of the
United States for 1884, made by S. w.
Tallmage, of Milwaukee, credits Mon
ANA with 1000, 900 bushels.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1884-09-03

Now is the time to travel when rail-
road companies are trying to cut each
others Threats. Tickets from New York
to Chicago or st. Louis are sold for 81.