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Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1885-02-26
Another Woman After Prof. Foley's
Scalp.
AAiEsTowN, Feb. q. 1885.

JAMESTOWN, Feb. q, 1885.
MIR. EDITOR. - Y our corresponden frc N
Windsor answers most Of the .sprofessof's''
arguments (0 against woman suffrage
but there is one point untouched by either
party upon which the writer asks to be
heard.
! The "Prof.' informs us that women
obtain their rights now, BY influencing
husbands votes. but neglects to specify In
what manner widows and spinsters are TO
become possessed OF their share Of poltt-
cal power.
AS the female portion of the population
of America is in excess of the male, 1t is
clear that they cannot all enter into their
kingdom through the golden gate of
matrmony, unless by the Mormon method
OF plurality of wives, which might
seem a satisfactory solution of the diff
Guilty to our anti-woman suffrage solons,
but scarcely so to the parties concerned
The lllustrious Professors" statement
that not ono woman in twenty five could
vote intelligently, reminds the writer Of
the old story concerning the individual
who entertained stage full of passengers
by a dissertation upon the faults Of the
weaker sex, whom he declared were totally
destitute OF honor or virtue. At the con-
cluson of his TRADE, one of his audience
quietly remarked, IL hope the gentleman
means his own mother and sisters, ut
ours y
In concluaion the writer opines that 1t
Is quite as we'll for superintendent Folcy's
official aspirations that the council has
''sat down upon' the woman suffrage
bill. but he can rest assured that in the
"sweet bye-and bye'' when such bill is
as sure to become law, as the earth ls to
keep moving, that the women of Stuts-
man county will not forget his kind as-
sistance in this matter, nor his flattering
estimate Of their capabilities CRuDA
ANOTHER FAIR ONE AFTER THE PROFESSOR.
JAMESTOWN, Feb. 81. 1885.
see by the Alert that Professor Fole,
don't think much of the woman's suffrage
bill. | don't blame him as he is not much
of favorite with the ladies and would
stand poor show for reelection
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1885-02-26

IT IS amusing to read the sophistry and
evasion with which the Pioneer Press,
through full editorial column, attempts
to answer half column article from q
woman on the subject Of women suffrage,
the article having been written IN reply
to column editorial in that paper the
Sunday before the women suffrage
bill before the Dakota legislature. 1t ls
not often hat the P. p. ge's into corner
from which there is no escape, but it is
effectually corncred on this question. BY
few strokes of the pen tins lady sweeps
away every argument offered in obJec.
ton TO conferrlng the right OF suffrage
| upon women by the z. p. and 80 thor
oupbly aunihlates them that 1t does not
even attempt to sustain them, but en-
pioys the tactics OF sophlstry to weaken
her strong poin.s and evasion as to those
that are absolutely invulnerable. The
remainder of the editor al IS made up OF
mere visionary assumption which can
neither be sustained nor refuted by logic
or fact. In answer to the great bugaboe
of contamination by mixing with the
vicious and corrupt at the polls she an
svers with the momentum Of a double
header that the polls are now what mer
make them, and intimates that IT is no
very complimentary to them to admit
that they have made the voting place un
ht for the presence of woman The SO
ciety of women Is encouraged at respect
able places-at benevolent gatherings, a
political demonstrations, at celebrations
a. picnics, q. dane s, at the skating rinks
at the and at entertainments, ant
why should not Il e voting places be mad
respectable enough for her too?
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1885-02-26

The Barnes County Record reports in
quotation marks the words OF Rev. Wood.
ford, OF Valley City, addressed to lady
witness in the hearing before a justice OF
the peace as follows: "You did not ex-
pect this did your A woman has no right
in the parlor; her place is in the kitchen
or cellar, the best place for her is in the
cellar She had testified that she saw
Rev. Woodford and some other persons
enter the church from her parlor win
dow. If the worst that has ever been
said of Rev. Root be true he still looms
up heavenward in comparison with .
man Who gives expression 10 the words
quoted above.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1885-02-26
The Fargo Banquet.

The banquet given by the people of
Fargo last Saturday evening to the men,
bers of the territorial legislature and
other distinguished officers and citizens
in honor of Washington's birthday, will
long be remembered with happy reflect
ions by those who attended and is another
star in the already glittering crown of
enterprise so worthlly worn by the me-
tropolis of the Red River valley.
There were present the entire supreme
court, eighteen members of the territorial
council and thirty. four of the house, be.
sides number of other prominent citi
zens and newspaper representatives, all OF
whom speak in the highest terms Of the
royal hospitality extended to them. Fargo
not only has tar famed reputation for
not doing things by halves, but rather for
surprising the most sanguine expecta.
tons, and on this occasion she burr ish-
ed rather than marred that envlable
record.
To mention the part of one in particu-
lar is to refer to all in general in the sue
cess of the eff.rt to entertain the distin-
guished guests, and it is no Disagreement
to others to say that General Clark,
manager of the Argus, who took a lead
part in the arrangements did ii thorough
ly and well.
The speeches, which in the main were
impromtu, were witty and appropriate
and were we'll received by the immense
audience assembled in the presence Of the
speakers. Tha, of Msior Picker, who
was the observed above all by the ladies,
he being the hero and champion of the
womans suffrage bill in the house, kept
the audiance in roar of laughter or
tumult of applause by his pertinent per-
sonal hits and sallles of wit during the
entire delivery of his off hand speech.
Msjor Edwards, the heavy weight of the
Argus, who never loses an opportunity
of tongue or pen to show up the glories
of Fargo, made very happy speech. In
the main historical of the rise and pro
gress of the gate way to North Dakota.
The best of feeling prevailed through
out the entire programme and this ban,
ouet Will do much to wipe out the sect
ional feeling and bitterness that may have
heretofore existed between the people of
North and south Dakota.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-27
COMMERCIAL.

Dry goods have been doing a tolerably active
business during the week, there being fairly sc-
tive demand. The grocery market during the
week has been rather uncertain, some days being
active and others dull; yet fair volume of bust
ness has been transacted. Eggs, butter. cheese
and poultry have been going along rather quietly,
without any development Of new features.
GRAIN.
Wheat-A stronger feeling prevails all along the
line. and quotations are pushed up shade higher
Under light receipts choice grades viii find ready
purchasers at full prices. Sellers few and offerings
light. Futures quiet, with only slight inquiries
New York nc higher, Baltimore 1lsc better, and
Chicago 15sc frraer
Corn-All grades in local markets are in active
demand. and prices are a notch higher. Receipts
not quite so good. We note a good interior point
demand, and all offerings can be disposed Of at top
quotations. Futures duh. New York at noon was
steady; Baltimore 1c higher, aud Chicago &c
higher.
oats-Firm and active at quotable prices Flu
lures not wanted.
he following Table shows the receipts OF grain
~ this point fer the PAST tventy-ioH- hours:
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Two TALK ERs.
Rev. T. De Witt raImsge and r. Goddess
Ingerson VIII Travel.

Rev. T. De Witt ralmhge and X Goddess
IngersoII VIII Travel.
New York special: Rev. T. De Witt Tai
mage has determined to make European
journey during the coming summer. RI.
NOR Eas it also that the wicked Colonel Bob
Ingerloll would seek recreation at the sane
time and in similar manner, and that the
two opponents would meet on foreign soil 70
ergsge in further talk about iDfideliry
When questioned recently DE-. Talmage
saio: Yes, | am about determined to 20
abroad early in July, after the close OF the
tabernacle for the summer vacation, to rs-
main until September. by wife and daugh-
tiers left Tor England ten days ago, and ara
exnect, in London 10 day. 1 am to i0in
them somewhere in Switzerland. In the
meanwhile they will probably visit the
South Of France and Italy before tae
weather becomes too heated"
"Will you lecture white abroad Colonel
II gersol is announced to 20, and should
you both chance TO lecture il would be al
in terestiDg coincidence"
A this query and reference 70 mis- eloquent
rival, the tabernacle pastor INDUCED in a
emile of unusual breadth and replied: "N0.
l shall not lecture. I s1R goir G abroad to find
rest. have taken rome for more than thirty
years and | want TO GET acquainted with nv
family. I have their photographs, but haven't
had much tine in which to form their &C
qusintance. When / visited Europe in 1879
l lsctured ninety six times in ninety-four
days. The gentleman in whose care my en-
gagements were received 600 letters asking
for dates. This time / want to keep quiet
I'm going to some country where they don't
speak EngIish-Germany, think. / haven't
seen Germany. / was there once in the out
bresk of the Franco-P russien war, but had
to come away on the last train that left the
country for many weeks. / had 10 DO So or
We should have been enlarged.
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ElseWhera.

kAsT LIBERTY. Pa, April % -Caitle-The
cattle market was without animation to-day All
the consignmens were for through points; re-
celpts, LILO head; shipments, ,02S head
Hoss-Dull for tops and firm for Workers.; Phila-
dephiss sold at 81 1904 so; Workers at 81 509l 20;
receipts, $500 head shipments, 600 mead
sheep-StTOnger, but there was nothing for
head.
head; shipments, 100 head. The usual SATURDAY.
scarcity prevailed and only small retail trade
Rogs-Receipts l. 200 bead; shipments. 3. 500 head.
Market steady Workers, 81 45S4 So packers, s4a
so; butchers 81 4O9t SIS.
sheep.Receipts, 200 head; shipments 2,lOO
heoc. Market quiet aud easy; fair 10 good, s. 8
as: eood to enoice. S4a4 so for unshorn. But
few clipped sheep have reached this market vet
but they are wanted At 81 sci.
CHICAGO, April 25-The Drovers' Journal re.
poy,s: -
Cattle Receipts, 500 head: shipmensA Oco
heal. Heavy Grades wesk: light grades STRONGER.
shipping, 81 SOS 80: butchers, 81 l0GI ST. s;oek
eTs and feeders, s. SCAT IS.
ssss- 0zueipt. 10000 mead; ahiDmeris, 1900
head Market active and stronger: rough packing
81 25@i 45 packing and shipping, 81 45G4 20;
hgni, 81 SDS4 %; skips. 50 SOa4 %
shseeRr- n Loo hesd; shipments. 500
BUFFALO. April 25.-Catile- Receipts tn-osv
l,5oo head; consigned through, $40 cars. Market
heavy and closed with downward tendency.
CONSIGNED through, q cars. Far demand for 90
TO leo lbs fat stock. and dull for common and
gOOO neafy grades Medium 10 good, OF 20 lbs.
81 25q6 &C. good to choice. OF from s. 10 100 ibs'
81 6OG5 so No lambs Offering.
Hogs-Receipts to-day. 4.5oO head; consigned
through, l25 cars Market easier good to choice
Workers and butchers grades, 81 70g4 50.
KANSAS CITY, April. 25.-Ihe Live Stock Ind.
Gator reports:
Catts-Reoeiptx. 1.1s7 head. Market steady; ex-
ports, IS 1905 So shippers. good to choice 81 7oa
,; common to medium. e. 5oS44 e5; cows, 81 100
10; feeders, "a 1894 S.
Hoss-keceipn, 7,442 head. Market isirly active
and STEADY at yesterdays prices; closing weak;
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FRENpH sENrCMENr
The AcquittaI of Another Highly Emo
uOnaI Mnrderess.
Paris Letter to London Truth.

The AcquittaI of Another highly Emo
tiOnaI hlnrderess.
Paris Letter to Londen Truth.
Together With the Van Z4ndt riots the
great topic OF the week has oeen the trial
of Nine. Francey, enigmatical provincial
virago who last December snot 81 architect
named Brisebsrd, firing enc ball at him in
her drawing room at Tonnerre, and folloB r.
ing him to.the garden gate to finish him with
two Others balls. The trial took place at
AuxerIe, but the crime, ike tDat If Mme
Clovis-Huguess and of half q dczsn other
vitricl throwers and femnes de revolver in
teres'ed the Parisisus particularly owing 10
It's peculiar actually. The woman who
takes the law into her own bands in order to
avenge her honor is a thoroughly modern
type. AS chapter OF the provincial life the
drama OF Tonnerre is profoundly in ieresting
and amoDg the witnesses there were charac.
tels which would have delighted Balzac; for
instance, an estimate gentleman whose
maiadY caused him to get up three or four
times in the night, open the window of his
chamber, and surprise the secrets of noctur-
nal rendezvous. Nine. Francey is an un-
sympathetic and preteHtious creature, whose
crime seems due TO q sort of mental derange.
ment which might be called la fohe d'imits-
ton; the garlands and flowers sent to Nine.
Clovis'Hugues turned her head, and she
seems TO have desired to have her portrait
too, published in the newspaper. Her vic.
tim, the architect Brisebard, whom she &C..
cuses OF having attempted to oishonor her, is
a still more unsympsthetic person; be is
the type of the debauched village Don Juan,
4 fatyr of the FASTEST kind. After al the
evidence, there reraains certain mystery
it is doubtful whether Nine. Francey shot
Brisebard merely because he was brutal, or
because he possessed some secret; at any rate
she premedi ated her crime and enticed her
victim into an ambush. But in spite of all
this the Jury acquitted her. Why? Because
the French law offers in such cases no alter
native bat acQuittal or the galeys Tbs
complex and atteDuated crimes due to that
modern flower OF delicate culture, la neyrose,
as the doctors CALI find no corresponding
penalties in the Cede. The cd mother of
Brisebard. who was supported by her son,
demanded damages The jury which had
Just estimated the honor OF Nine. Francey
as being worth the life of a man, valued the
loss which this old mother had experienced
at the moderate gum of 1920
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-27

Old and young unite to attest the merits Of
Athloporoe, the great specific fer neuralgia
and rheumatism. Here is one letter of a
thousand. It is from Chandler Williams, OF
Bingham, H.: II ;cok your Athlophoros
ss directed, and II helped ME wonderfully.
/ have been troubled with rheumatism for
over twenty years IN some parts OF my body.
Fer twelve years. il has been in my left leg
and hip. The last two. / could not walk
about the house withouss cane. IL there is
anything in the world 10 help rheumatism,
think II is your medicine. Il seems al
most incredible. am almost seventv-nine
years old. Ny health otherwise is good.'
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KounS p1enI-Eesd rhf..

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Mich. offer TO send their celebrated Electro
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Rheumatism Quickly Cured.

There has never been medicine FOR rbeuma-
tism introduced in this State that has given such
universal satisfaction Durang's Rheumatic
Remedy. 1t stands out alone as the one great
remedy that actually cures this dread disease. II
Is taken internally and never has and never can
fail to the worst in the shortest time. It
has the Endorsement and recommendation OF
many leading physicians In this State and else
where. 1t is sold by every druggist at 81. Write
for free forty-pege pamphlet 70 r K. HEIPHKN.
slime. Druggist Washington D. O.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-27

MEMPHIS, April 25.-CottOn-Duli; middling,
1G5tc Receipts, lS5 bales; shipments, J. 36S Oaes;
stock, 81, 81 bales; sales. $50 bales.
ST. LOUIS, April 25.-COtton-Quiet middling,
105sc; sales, bales; reported receipts, 100 oa.es,
shipments, 400 bales; stock, q, 200 bales.
GALVESTON. April Northumberland: mid
ding. 10 7-l6c; low midding, 10 Ice: good or
binary, l6c. Net ana gross receipts 329 bales;
stock, II ,6Sl bales.
NEW ORLEANS, April % Cotton - Weak /:
middling, 10 Bloc; low middling 10 I-lSc: good
ordinary, lSl6c. Net and gross receipts, 5S5
bales; exports cOastwiSe, 23l0 bales: sales l. os
bales stock. 143. $50 bales
NEW YORK, April 25.-The Post in its cotton
review says: AT lower prices there was today a
good demand for future deliveries At first the
market was unsettled; subsequently It became
nrmer The sales amount 10 % 600 bales and the
market closed steady at 800 to $1,000 lower than
yesterday.
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FINANCIAL And COMMERCIAL.
MONEY AND STOCKS.
Hev YORK FtnanciaI MARKET.

New York Financial Market.
HK1 YORK. April 25.-Money-On call eoDtin-
ues easy II l9l5< per cent, closing at per cent
Primo Mercantile Pzper496 per esn;-
Bar eilver-10e.
Foreign Exchsnge-Extremely dull. Actual bus
iness Il done st 4SS94Ss.
Sales Of stocks to-day aggregated g fo2 shares
including the following: Northwestern. 6.ic0;
New York Central. 500: Pacific Mail, 5000; St
Pau. $500; Union Pacific Is 100; oregon Trans
continental. 5000.
Government bonds have been qoiet and steady,
with 81 advance OF : in the quotations fof'the
coupon ~ per cents. and decline Of FOR tnels
There were sales Of the ~ per cents the regis
tered at i121z and the coupons al 1l25s.
state bonds have be9n quiet and quotations
when made show no important changes.
The railway bond market was less active. rice
This gevening are generally higher as compared
were Sss9 COO, decrease OF $4,000. There was
one stock on The list to-day in which the total
transactions. anO 1nting 20 about = OF aver
age days business for an active stock. The sales
of Union Pacific were Is $50 shares but the Dusi-
ness in no other stock on the list amounted to as
much as 10 eco shares. IL was Gull AZ the opening
dull all day, and dull at the close. The total
sales T6s COO shares. The range OF fluctuations
has been IN most cases within q fraction OF per
usually active stocks are about equally divided
between advances and declines OF - 70 = Der
Oregon Navigation Is upK Oregon Trans5)ld-
mental wss unusually scUve for that STOCK. aud is
- higher this evening. IL is leaned that the
suit Of the Northern Pacific against the Oregon
TganscOntinental Is not expeced TO coma up for
trial until October. Director OF the Northern
Pacific Company says that before dr. Wizard s
retirement there was an acknowiedse d de0s or
about s600 900 owing the Northern Pacific by the
Oregon TranscOntinental Company, but the pre-
ent managers claim that the books now SHOW
counter claim against the Northern Pacific OF
about 100000. An Injunction has been issued
the Union Pacific Company, restraining IL from
leasing the OREGON Railway and Navigation Com
panys line. This injunction was granted year
ago 10 a holder of Oregon Steamship Company
suck. and IL prevents the Oregon Navigation
Company from issuing consolidated bonds, and
f0roics q lease OF the Navigation Company TO the
Northern Pacific, or any other company. without
Ming an indemnify bond to the amount Of $780,
COO. The Injunction just served can De set aside,
of course, by fling such bond The total sales
for two weeks has been eco 600 shares and prices
generally show only moderate changes from those
OF last saturday evening. There was drop in
the Omahas. the preferred being "a lower, and
there was gain Of "a IN Missouri Pacifc-these
being the two extremes
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CINCINNATI. April 25.-ThtsHy- In good de-
msnd and steady 81 81 b.
CHICAGO. April IS. -Whisky-Firm at 81
ST. LOUIS, April 25.-Whisky-Steady at 81 Il
NEW 0RLE ANS. April 25-WhEky- Unchanged
at 81 15M1 d
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LONDON. April 25.-Consols, 9i7s FOR both
money and the account Railroad Bonds-Erie,
1875; Erie seconds, 565s: Mexican ordinary, 2s5S;
Ct Paul common. rs; New York Central, 9l5f
The Bank OF England gained go 900 in bullion on
balance to-day.
for The account
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July. q osx@1 o55<e Coyr-western higher and
closing Dull: mixed spot, b5@5t sc: May, 55c bid;
June S$4c bid; steamer, SIC asked. Osts-steady
and quiet; Western white, 46@5Sc; mixed, 4fai5c.
Provisions etesdyand quiet. Other articles un-
changed. ReceipE-Flour, 9.C2I ohls. wheat II 600
bu.; corn. Loco bu-: Oats. SEQ b.; rye 400 bu
shipmenu- Wheat, $4,000 bu.; corn, 6, 600 bu.
NEW ORLEANS, April 25-Corn-Dun and cas-
ier large stock in warehouses and railroad depots
beeiDniDg 10 heat; No. , SIC. Oats In moderate
demand and frmer; choice Western. s7g4sc. Hay
Stronger, and supply lght; prime 10 strictly
prime, Sl6@ls tO choice 20 fancy. S992l. Hams
Easier: choice sugar-cuTed canvassed, 954@l0lze
Coffee Quiet and UNCHANGED. Sugar ana molas-
sfs-Steady and unchanged. Rice-Dull and IN
changed.
KAN6AS CITY, April = -whesf-7igher:
cssD, 7sc May. soc; June. SIS: July, s4t$asi5kc.
Corn-Hisher cash, Ss@S9lEe; May, 5g1 Sc bid, 50 sc
asked; June, 59c; July, 4Ic. Oats-NO bids.
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wepIer'. Case Given 20 the Jury.

LoUIsyuLE April 25.-Argument in the case OF
AndY Nepler, charged with Killing young Harry
ClaY, was concluded and the case was given 20 the
Jury this afternoon. No verdict had been reached
al oelOok 10 night, and the jury YVES sent 70 the
hotel, where II viii remain until II O'Clock to-
morrow morning. What the verdict viii be IS
merely e.matter OF conjecture.
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Secret involuntary drains upon
the system cured in thiSty days. Pamphlet
giving particulars, three letter stamps Ad-
dress Worlds Dlspenssry Medical Assoeia-
ton, Buffalo, n. Y.
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NEW YORk, April 70 Dry I6oods-The mar.
ket has been quiet in all departments, vita a
very good total Of sales reached through deliveries
IN autumn orders, but otherwise the business has
bCen very LIGHT
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Oils

ANTWERP. April 2s.-Petroleum III 621Ss paid
and sellers Tor fine pale American.
TlTUSVILLE, Pa. April 25.-PetrOleum-Na-
tiOnal Transit certificates opened at 7S1Sc and
closed at 1Stsc; highest price, 79c; lowest 7S3sc
BRADFORD, Pa, April 25.-Petroleum-Na-
uOnal Transit Certificates opened al $40 and
closed at 761sc; highest price 79c lowest, 7SI$c
cleArsnces, l6l2,I0U bols.
OIL CITY, Fs., April observation-disclosures
OIL, sales Of 4lAOO0 bbls: clearances, 1,6SO,O00
obls.; runs. 40 SIS bbls. shipments, ~ $40 bills
CHARTERS Is 254 bOls. National Transit certificates
opened at 5s12c. and closed agTS5se; CHEST price,
&c: lowest, 7S1zc.
PITTSBURG, April Observation-Disclosures
trading and small fluctuations marked today's
session IN the petroleum market. There wss a
nrmer tone to the market however, and prices
closed slightly higher. The market opened at
7s1zc, and closed az 7S5sc; highest PRICE rs c;
lowest. 7SLc.
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Know myself, by reading the "scienee of
Life" the best medical work ever published,
for young and middle-aged men.