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The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1885-05-22

Sealed proposals Tor building an alii-
tion to the Court House, also fire proof
vault, will he received until o'clock j. M,
Saturday, May ., lse5, 1T the AUDITORS oiIlen
when the bids will be opened and contract
let to the lowest responsible bidder.
Plans and specifications can be seen at the
Office OF the Cou ty Auditor
The right TO reject any or al bids i r.
served.
BY order OF the Board Of County Comm;s-
sioners
JOHN DauGLAss, Co Audit II.
Ailbank, Oak May l2th, 1855
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1885-05-22

and cler ordered TO draw warrant Tor same
Bill OF Steve R.dclifior work polni 81.
audited and allowed, and clerk ordered to
draw warrant tor same
| Bill Of &. L. Weich for lumber and posts
for Pound, s7.s7 cents referred to conialtte e
on finance
Committee on Streets and Bridges reporte ed
that they had viewed PORTION OF the State
Line road and bridge, together with the
BALLoU's MAGAZINE FOR JuSE.-Wc have
Just received BALLoU's tor June 1t open
with an interesting illustrated article on the
island OF orneo, by Capt. Howsld Huburt: !:
followed By q continued chapter Of Dr.
Thones's story "Lewey and |; Or, Sailor
Boys Wandeangs," which still keeps upits
thrilling interest OF the boys adventures
1t also contains Il large amount OF entcrt .in
Ing stories, Instructive and amusing retiins
housekeeper's ard fancy work departments,
etc, making it well worth tie price. i r
sale hy all newsdealers. Price, Is cents per
copy. or 81 80 per year. Address, Thomes 4
Talbut, % liawley St, Boston. Mass.
Street Commissioner, and Lad laid out Ger
tain III Necessary work and repairs thereon, and
commend that the same he done,
On motion, the report OF the committee wa 5
adopted and the Street Commissioner order
to repair and work same without delay, Us il :
strneted by tie committee.
On motion Alderman Murphy and Clerk
Eldrcdgc were instructed to secure from SUR
veyor Geo. Kline, the Plat and survey OF the
street and ground along til. lax. s!lare, lar
purposes oi record at once
On motion board adjourned . meet Mon-
dsy vening, MAY p, 1T O'clock.
T. A. ELLaKnGE, City Clerk
Cath =. Letters appear only in the
Minneapolis Tribune. Read them III
sunday and Wednesday S edition OF
the Daily and in every issue Of lie
Weekly Tribune.
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1885-05-22

Badness may be avoided hy the nse
nf Hall, Hair Rrnewer. which pre-
vents the falling out of the hair. and
stimulates it to renewed growth and
luNuriance. 1t also restores faded or
gray halr to its original dark color,
and radically cures nearly every dis.
ease Of the SCALP.
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1885-05-22
MODEL Sunday SCHOOL

At l. m, d. ". Diggs, Pres. Terr.
Assoc. conducted 4 Model Sunday
which WAS i model school in AL re-
spccts. The work done was much the
same as in al ordinary Sunday school
but the thoronghness and promptness
with which it was executed revealed
the secret Of all thorough
preparation.
Mr.. NJ. Il. Lewis, Sunday school
Missionary of the Am. 5. S. Union. re-
viewed the lesson ina highly interest.
ing manner.
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1885-05-22
stock khOIdcrA yIeetsi..

Notice is hereby given that there will hea
meeting OF the stockholders OF the SlmEsol
Park Association OH Tuesday, the 2Gth day OF
May 1850. at o'clock p. W., at the store OF
Freedom 4 McGverin in Big Stone CITY, II L
for the purpose OF adopting code OF bylaws,
electing directors, and transactng such other
business as may come before them.
by order OF
IRA n. PARDEE President,
Henry NELL, Rec Sec
Dated, Big Stone City. d 7. May llth, $.
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1885-05-22

The insurance Company OF Dakp'aat SiolX
Falls obtained ot nae on or about the ! itI day
OF October, 1881, two notes payable Il til IN,
amounting to St3, and due December IS. !,
lSso. and December lst, 1856, under ta>a
pretenses, therefore declare the sam. v,li
and warn people not to hlv th-m.
ml5-3 ARNOLD JGRGENS.
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1885-05-22
AFTERNOON SESSION.

Opened by singing No. lis.
Secretary then read the reports OF
the schools throughout the county.
\ summary Of the reports show
that the number of >und ~ schools
III the county and attendance have
more than doubled since the annual
convention six months ago. The
number Of schools reporting is fifteen.
schools have just been organized, and
several more soon will be.
Verbal reports and short addresses,
all Of very encouraging nature were
then made by Messrs. Thos. Thirsk.
\. II. Stoddard. NJ. b. Lewis. e. ".
Lewis. Pres. Roberts Co Assoc. d.
w. Diggs, Pres. Terr. Assoc. Pres.
Wood, Col. D. NJ. Evans, and others
Election of delegates to Territorial
Convention to be held at Aberdeen.
June >, 3. and 4th. resulted in the
choice of Rev. J. l.. Granger, J. G.
Wood and the secretary; alternates,
Mrs. Keeler and Miss Gundlach.
Money collected for association pur-
poses $40 s..
After singing No. IS. session closed
with the benediction by Rev. J. l.
Granger.
The secretary was not present at
the evenlli. session. but is the pro-
gram consiste,! Of several OF the speak
tls heard during the day it WAS Ito
doubt 4 rich treat.
NE attendance at all sessions wa,
good and 4 lively interest manifested
I'm tIp 1lpaIa work
The hospitality Of the people 81
Milh..nn is deserving OF special men.
uoli. rs j, isp the nsle furnished bv
tilr Congregational church choir led
l.. Mrs. Elliott. organlst. which con-
trihut,a much u the success and en-
,oylncnt ut til. meetings.
HENRY NELL. Co. Sec.
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1885-05-22
For Sale.

Lots III Tenny Il Nartells al lition - Big
Stone City-Nps 9, ! and 5, II block No. .
The above lots overlook the lake, and are III
a good location Tor blllding on. As ! am .
non resident, bids wlli be rece vel for tue
three lots.
MIs. JAS. ALEX. LEONARD,
myo-4w DEBORAH. Iowa.
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1885-05-22
CITY GOvERNM MENT.

Official Report of Council Proceed
inEA.
Regular meeting OF city council May 18th,
1885. at 8 p. IN. a council rooms. Present;
His Honor, w. w, Downie, aldermen, Bak-
er, Murphy and NonEsehen, and the city
clerk.
Minutes OF last meetin rea | and approved
The following orders OF G. j. NJ Bratt,er {
were allowed, to-wit:
E,r MI, IL - no
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1885-05-22
MINUTES
OF Grant County =. =. ConYentiOn.
Held ut Milbank, May 1G and II,
Milbank, d. r. Nav lot

Mlbank, y. T. May 10Th.
Convention met in Congregational
church and was called to order at y.
IN, by President, Geo. A. Wood, and
opened by singing No. e5 in Gospel
Hymns, which book was used through
out the meetings.
Prayer offered by Rev. J. L. Gran
er. Singing, No. %.
Next came the address OF welcome
by Pres. Wood, a happy and thought.
ful tribute to the material advantages
and spiritual needs of Grant county.
After singing. Col. ID. M. Evans
| responded in an earnest and hopeful
plea for systematic. persistent and
courageous work in the Sunday school
field.
Rev. Seymour responded also in fit
ing thoughts, finely expressed.
After singing No. SO. benediction
was pronounced by Rev. Mr.. Granger.
SUNDAY.
The morning sermon was preached
by kev.J. l.. Granger. Subject-The
Use of the Bible. Text Timothy;
/: l3.
The line of this very able discourse
was somewhat rs follows:
Negatively
Who never reads the bible. will
never be troubled by its teachings;
but would it be well for them! Stop
eating and cure dyspepsia.
Bible could be read and studied out
OF curiosity to solve its puzzles, but
this not Il good use.
Could be read for it's fine literature,
for which it is worth reading; but this
not the highest use.
Should not be used to build up
church politics, nor out OF which to
construct scientific theories; nor even
Theological systems, and not used to
breed superstitious reverence.
Positively
Its proper use is to teach righteous
ness, unseltishncss, herolsm, charity.
gentleness.
No other book tells SO much Of God,
OF the lnknoWable.
1t brings us a sense Of the presence
Of God himself.
From this Us from 10 other book.
We derive il sense of tire eternal tu.
ture.
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1885-05-22
<trayeI or stolen

4 so:rel pony, with biased tace ard one
glass eve. che or two white ieet When
last seen had rope and picket attached Any
one knowing th. whereabouts 81 the same viii
confer 4 avor by communicating with Dr. Il.
Weller, BIZ stone City, Dak.
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1885-05-22
NO 10
BOATS !! BOATS !.

Parties wishing hoats built or repaired can
leave orders at my shop at the loot Of Cornell
avenue. II. NJ. WILCOX.
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1885-05-22
10. Won EScIlEN,
~
Carpenter and Builder.

Specifications and figures Z wen on all Kinds
q work, either by the ioh or IS the aay, and
ali work guaranteed sat siactory.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-29
A NallonaI sIITrr lonvenlIop.

DENVER, COL, Jan, 2s.-The ma.
tional silver convention, having for ia
obi rct the organization OF = sy stematlc
aud determined oppo4iIion TO the de,
monetiEa,ion and to prevent by ali
possible means legislation OF congress
LOOKING 10 the decrease Of the present
rates OF silver coinage, assembled NJ
TABOR Grand operA-house 1t . b. ma
Il WAS called 70 order by ID b Har.
rison, chairman OF the executive com.
mittes OF the National Silver associa.
tlon.
Judge John A. Calter Of Clear Greek
county, Col WAS made temporal,
chairman Judge ]. w. Kerrof Pus BIZ,
county, Col, temporary secretary
the chair announced a. a
committee on credentials lwo del. gates
from each state and territory retfe.
srnled In the invention. The chair
also appointed . committee on perul.-
uent organization, ole delegate from,
zach county IN Colorado aud one frnn,
each Of the other states. aud terrltofie-
represented Pending the report uI
the epmmiliee on credentials, the
convention adjourned TO 10 ,'clo ek t.
morrow. Fully hoo del, Rases wsr,
present, REPRESENTING Colorado, Kan.
AS, Utah, AeW Mexico aud Wyoming
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-29
An Ocean Steamer Overdue.

BAN FRANCISCO, CAL, Jan. 2s. -
The Anxiety over the MOI arrival OF
the steamer San Pablo at Yokohama
Is increasing Itisnow out forty days.
The vessel belongs to the Oriental Dc.
cidental Steamship company, and
Ii Insured for $i5U. 0OO She
had five cabin Passengers,
nine Chinese returning home for her
New Year and $4,000 In treasure,
The crew, including the officers,
numbered ffty-three The excite.
ment In Chinatown Is unusually great
owing TO the number OF Chinese aud
money aboard. The Ofiicers OF The
company still say that there is no cause
for anxiety and ascrlbe the delay 10 an
accident TO the machinery. Other
teamers have been out longer than
the San Pablo.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-29
THE GREER COUNTY BoUSDAET.

AUSTIN, TEX, Jau % Gov. Ire
land has received letter from Secre-
tary Frelinghuysen stating that new
extradltion treaty, prepared by the
United States, Is now under consider
alton by the Mexican government,
which Looks for better protection Of
the Texas frontier from Mexican dep
relations.
The governor sent In message to
the legislature to-day asking for n re-
nrwnl OF the lapsed appropriation Of
$40 600 for the Greer county commits
sion TO act with 3 like commission
from the federal government to de-
termine the boundary lines OF the
state with respect TO Greer county
A petition IL IN circulation Tonight
for the appointment OF Senator Shan
non Of Parker county and John Henry
Brown OF Dallas on the commission.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-29
STATE AFFAIRS.
A Bill introduced in the Texas
Senate Prohibiting the Sale
Of Dynamite.
The Governor Asks for q Renewal Of
the Appropriation for the Greer
County Commission,
THH SENATE.
Special

THE SENATE
Special
AUSTIN, TEX Jan 2s.-In the SEN
ate to-day a bill 10 provide for reform
atory was reported fsvorably.
The following bills were introduced:
Regulating the sale Of county school
lands and the loan OF the proceeds.
To provide for the disposition and
working OF the mineral lands,
To amend the law RELAXING to bail
bonds.
To prohibit the sale OF dynamite
and nitro-glycerine Ia Texas.
THE HOUSE.
In the house to-day the following
bills were introduced;
To legAlize the donation OF money,
etc, to endOw chairs in the unlver'
slty.
Regulating the investment OF the
school funds.
A Joint resolution lnstruoting the
Texas congressman to favor legislation
looking TO the Acquiring OF certain
Mexican Territory.
Three huuurtd and thirty-hve billie
are already introduced
n COlhlhltAge ItpuIlbu AaNoiANl1 hhe
bill incorporating the Grand Roy a.
Arch chapter OF Texas, and unfavOra
bly, the resolution docking the pay OF
members While absent Oh business.
a resolution for committee to I'M
quire whether the fish commlahioA
should b9Rbolished was adopted At
A resOlh ion appropriating $500 TO re-
move the remains Of Col +. w. John
son from Mexico and have them In.
TERED In the state cemetery at Austin
was adopted.
A bill was passed providing for dep.
uty constables in cities OF 5000 inhab.
! itants.
The house committee TO- light agreed
to report favurRbly the bill 10 MAKE
the exhibition OF any gambling device
a felony, aud also the bill to afiix q
fine ranging fr IN S25 TO 500 for sell
ing pistol 70 n minor.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-29
A Penlteniiary warden Hanged.

PORTLAND, OREGON, Jan. 2s.-Chas.
J. R'gere, a penitentialy warden,
who murdered Steery, another warden,
in October last, was hanged to-day in
the iail-ysrd. He preserved
calm demeanor during the night and
joked and talked TO the guards. Yer
terday afternoon he tried TO make Mis-
escape ia order TO be shot. BE
assembled the scAffold with u bound
He lived eleven mlnutes after the drop
fell
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-29
TUE OREGON sENArORsHiP.

PORTLAND, OREGON, Jan. 28.-The
ballot to-day for United States senator
WAS as follows Slater Democrat, 80;
Hirsch, II; George, Z; Kelsay, 6;
Beree, 8; johnson, 8; Williams, 4;
Hare, 3; FarliuR, 3
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-29
THE PKEITENTIaRY QUESTION.
special.

AUsTIN, TEX Jan, 2s.--The States
man having several times reflected
upon the penitentiary board In regard
to its settlement with the commits
sioner and tie late Losses OF the Rusk
peniten'lary, charging that II
at $4,000 10 the state in
the operation, the Evening Sun
comes out In startling reply, defend
ing the board but charging that the
umpire in the settlement acted In bad
fsi h with the state, appraising articles
far above their real value. The UNI
pire, Mr. HENRY, ~ member OF the
inw,r house aud IL is said
that he will ask for committee OF Ia.
vestigatiou tomorrow The peniten.
tiary question has become the sensa.
tioD OF the hour and a bitter fight over
II Ii looked for.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-29
An ExcitIng treIghi.Rete Mar.

CHATTANOOGA, TENN, Jan. 2s.-
The rate war between the Nashville &
Chattanooga and the Memphis d
Charleston railroads was intensified TO
tay by an enormous cut In freight rates
by The Nashville They announce ali
classes OF freight from Chattanooga to
Memphis reduced to five cents per 100
pounds. The haul il $50 miles.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-29
An KANs , 3 sknAroRsH1r.

T6bEKA, KAN. Jan. 2S The sem
at9 And house met in joint session to-
dSy and declared the result of the vote
fm United States senator to be for John
AZ Inpalls,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-29
tuesday, Fsbruary 10. Isa5.
Manh0ll RHSt0IRd

s...tlf asa victim ~ youth ful IN pftdsn
Mtnk tFtinAture Dnceg. Nervous Debility lot
liel1.ota. ~ having tried ~ vain every Known
l ~ aAe diiesfsrqd airuri4 fna "a ~ telf-aEe
H1ha ne, ssi asr4 fftEE 70 tta fsiio1a-fu rrVrn
A@afetA jsl4.itkhht.8. q CATALAN 81 New Yorf
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-29
rHE AKRANsAs sEsAroRsRIP

LlrflE Rock. ARK Jan. - The
second sena,orisl b, llai to-day stood a.
I Hove; Dunn, ~ Berry, 80; Jones
10; Dugnl,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-29
IS6ORSIsG me RIuARzd U AN TEEzfY

Columbus. ONO Jan. rs The Leu.
i-lA,uTe adopted 3 joint resolution to-
day rquesii' < the ohio senator's aud
Representatives In congress 20 vote foI
the ratification Of the treaty with
Nicaragua
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-29
THE oAlIFoRSIA skNAroRsulP.

SAoaAHESTO. CAL Jan. 2s.-The
tlecuon Of Gov Stanford TO the United
States senate WAS confirmed to-day on
jnint ballot. He received rs out OF llS
votea
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-29
FOREIGN W

The Herald hos always Y.
by the luilness Of ~ 49,, 3.
new Transatlantic Nl'P'f
crease fai-ilitith. ~
Ih- Farm epaTimtLl, y Il I
AID u practical, ~ o. ~
MOI give Wild theories.
many more tuan
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-29

ALBANY, y. ", ism. ss "A bin
Was introduced in The assembly to-day
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-29
ppon1cE Mkn

The coudi lou VI Que q.
ihutou readi' y, rotN',, B .
ait AMI humOf, BOZ, ~ ~
fporting n - pop ,te t1sg|
Weii-kfUwn perat ~ =.
mrut devoted o tn~e w, "a
W. lie DO Wfekiy nff N
an Z b 1T n W ~ Ne N'''
iitl or the fsm y. lss1
tubae ihe one a. 70 Z ~
yea. 10 tag fro y y
riatcs or auadA IA IAN
the New NJ, 81 hfft"f
One Dollar d year ,,onA y
brssdH~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-29
REOEIVER,s SALE.


In pur nance OF the order OF the distrirt
oonri OF Victout coun y, IN ode on the
sslh Day of Novambsr, A. - 1883,
IA cause No. lbA on the docket OF said court
Nheislh AyerA a Cannon 81 Al. arr plaintiffl
deiendant, will soil at public aucti on ON the
hrhi tuesday IN February, ssi ID b ins tht
"a daS Of hAid month, At the sOnth n NJ q OF
oi Wv eoufthouse, In the city OF Fort Worth
stth hour OF O'clock In the Aftsrnoon. Ia,
the highest bidder for cash, . "A tighter.
mouse AVID Ice faei ory OF the said defendant
tue texas Continent Meat compauy al
orr worth, Texas, with all the maohinsfy
tools, appliances aud Rppurtenance. ~ the
same belonging, uigtther with tho lana upon
hhicn lhe same stands, to-wlt.: twenty seven
one iouFtb acres, part OF the JA e. San.
derson bil-acre h. albright survey, deBcrib.-d
oy meteh and hounds IN tho deed nom A. a
NAuaer on aud j. +. Sandurson, OF date Het-
leinoeI 2, 1854 70 said defendant O mo INV. az
I Isse. IN sA,d Isrranl c UNITY IN BOOK OF
t tese $40 Vol; y p.Fss ss-l. ~ tbeierns
eeiyed for the shove Described propsrty
Nhieh "a less than fhy-tWo ID. uasnd nyt
handIed dollars, and on cum lance with
Tue eTmA OF sale the receiver Will execute 10
the p rehAseI convey Rnce OF the satn. ana
Wi deliver 70 aaid purchaser D ,s4sssion
'he'ool y, x. PRfDHAM
Also on A'e'Fer = q a. O.
Tuesday, February 10, 1875,
~ O'Clock m, as said receiver by yirtu.
~ the came order, VIII sell, on tie same
TINS, A. the courthouse door In Victoris
Tex, b. slaughter house aud ice factnry IN
ne said def, ndant comnhnv Al Victoria
Tex With AL tho nael inery, '0olH. appIi.
aueeH rnd appn rienaureH To The same H.
,2nging, tosether with TIE land upon VI ic.
the same stands. to-wii; twenty eight acres
: own ~ part Of tho POllan labor. conveyed
ant company BY deed Of date Nnvernber
~; hna 81 record Ia Vctorla county, sook
~ DEEDS u page s., and in "a deed fuliy
neseIlnea. No old VIII be received for To
proper y which 10 less than thlrty. ave thous
aud dollAis
The undersi. ned win give fuii Information
70 ia applieai t. u ii parpTfA6
Receiver r. G. NJ co. Vlctl,rle- fe1.
Victoria. Tax Ian Ii fsgs ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-29
a prnrEnr RENs

eoufHi aa'i meg ns
clifton Of the Herald 49, n
circulation 10 the Uni,eA n,
tndep ndunt 10 p hlie,i,is 4
liable chronicle OF plii..-I.
world impartiaily gisls. 4 4
q d opiisioas OF al paIt,..,, n
may Is known L. ln W.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-29

reslrictH g and controlling the manu-
facturS and sale Of explosives.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-29

ALDEN, ARAhlA. Jan, IS -AdvIcea
from Perrin state that ihe Italian iron.
clad Caatle WldaTno arrived ~ u l.
luh on the west enact Of the Red 4. a
n far from M.ixawah aud sueo ssful-
~ di-embarked detachment of tgoopa
intended for cooperation with the
Engllah la the Soudan. The Italian
ilas 10 hoisied In Belluh.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-29
SKETCHES, oAai,

And numerous ther 4 ais'.,
ed Alec = c ,mpl 70 rtls ..'.
OF the news In az dopai,liA
ny upwards OF hslfa iA'.
20 d adVertising media
fsTm- an / nom ~ ~ All ~
mart of the country.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-29
JOHN BULL IN EGYPT.
Uonunuod rom Firrs page.

OF the London Telegraph, and Lords
Airlie aud Somerset were among the
xgounded
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-04-24
KANSAS IN WASHINGTON

Judge John Martin who seems TO
have fully established himself as agent
at Washington, of Kansas Democratic
oilicc-seekers, has filed applications
for postmasterships and other offices
as follows, though he has not cndors-
cd them ali:
Mrs. Hattie Baine. at Great Bend:
b. Il. Wilson. at Oskaloosa: Matte
). Dolly, at Argentine; Thomas Fen
Ion. AT Burlingsme: Joseph Mcdonnell,
N Rosedale; 4. L. Devone. at Inde-
pendenee: l.. L. Hoffman. at ~ .Marvs;
Joseph kenney, at Maryvilie: q. l..
Kohl, 81 kelso; ". :. McNutt. at Lin
coin, and J. I. Brock. AT Cherrvvale.
Also j. II. Banut, Usage mission OIL ce:
u. '. Tavfnger. at Junction CITY: =.
W. Sturdeyan, al Baldwin CITY, and
F. Il. Cornelius. al Darlington. Col.
W. Z. Don Carlos of kirwin. TO be in
specior of land Office: \. =. iIu,chin-
son of COwley county, 10 be superin-
tendent of the Chilocco Indian indus
trial school, and Furman Baker of To-
peka, TO be collector OF internal rev
enue for Kansas.