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3 B;IlolsEin,s Head i 81 3 III q Last

Washington spe sial. AAtttorney General GAR
land has decided to bring Aleck Botkin's ten
Sure Of the Montana marshalship to an end,
he has notified him that|h resignation will DO
accepted. and that IL he does not resign lie will
be dismissed. Mr. Garland ALSO told Mr.. Bot
kin that he had examine d the charges for which
President Arthur had removed him, and they
would be held sufficient to cause his dsmissal
As q member sof the senate judiciary
committee he had been able to- become thor
aoughly advised OF his administration of the
nasrhal, and he was Satisfied that the charges;
I made by Gov. Croaby were true Who will
succeed Botkin cannot be told 4 Kelly OF Deer
Lodge is supposed to be in the lead,
This Is the elimination OF q controversy
which has been pending nearly year. Th
charges against Marshal Botkin alleged, among
other things, drun ksnnsss and Inismanage-
Y ment ut the territorial penitentinry at Deer
Lodge The marshal has al along beer stout
4 ~ defended by his friends in Washingt ton
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1885-05-07

what Al American Army on1oers Eays q
Russian Rrsparation RI s,y
vs. a New York paper prints interviews on the
Russian preparations for war, with several
people who have nist arrived from 81. Peters
burg Capt Chaflsss Hartwsil, Or 81 Al, who tuot
spent his youth Id uasia and hsa just returned
from d! long visit there. said
When 7 left stt Petersburg u. month ago
three Of my relatives were ordered e Pre- se
/ regiments on the banks Of the Vol
GO, near Moscow. FOE some time the
authorities !Eof that city have been retaining
all the heavy scoWs which have been sent up
the Volga to Moscow with grain and now g, both
vessels are very heavily bull, and with proper
sheds would make excellent transports. They
are capable of accommo dating ffty men, and
ass there are now nearly {, OOO OF them ct the
rendezvous the tram facilities Of the
[ seen IL mentioned in late dispatches that The
imperial guard has: been ordered to-
the north This, i & am conf dent,
f Is untrue. II Sir Peter Lurnsdens should
send scouts as far north as Merry, Imagine
If allowed to return All army porTesp6 dence
Is subject to government supervision, and not
1.-THE Of the m Military moYementsi Is published
4 in the Russian newspa pefB II ls sgeneralY un-
derstood in the army barracks at St. Peters,.
burg that the czar has decided upon war, and
that he isonly waiting to make q formal dec-
laration until his foaces have Invested Herat
The Russian troops are In q splendid state Of
discipline &Preparat atoms have been making for
this movement, TO my own knowledge, FOR
three gyears The oooupation Sof Merry WAS
~ the first great stride to ward tho Arabian sea,
although England will fully shut her eyes to it
i think that you will that this last fight
with the fghans win be used by the Ruaaians,
as q plea formore. delay, or else,a just fiable:
cause FOR advancing At once npon Herat and!
selling it There are no indicat lions Of peace
In this matter. Hostil ties have begun. The
+ war party in Russia would not allow2 the ozaf'
70 Withdraw his forces, even though he wished
to do 30. Within as fortnight you will hear of
the investment Of the key to Ipdia, I. .2s
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The Russian advance south Of Penjdeh and
the occupation Of Mernchak are regarded in
parliamentary circles as dispelling the last
hope of peace, and as precursor Of . Russian
advance upon Herat The channel fleet is re-
turning from IRELAND A Rawal Pindi letter
states that the ameer Of Afghanistan regards
the Russians as enemies anxious to seize He
rat, the whole ofAfghan- Turkestan and Badak-
shek, and therefore looks to England, APPARENT
" in all sincerity, to aid him in repellng Rus
STA All the powers have, through their repre-
sentatiyes at Constantinople, verbally urged
Turkey to maintaina sta to Of neutrality in the
event Of war between England and Russia
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1885-05-07
rho Late diplomatic Z. Appointments.

8 Charles = Scott appointed minister to VEN
ezuela, is q son Of the late Robert g. Scott Of
Virginia; born in 1899; educated at William
and Mary college; studied Law went to: CALI;
sfOrnia in 1849 and WAS q member OF the Thirty
fifth and Thirty sixth congresses from that
state Bubsequ ently5 he removed to, Alabama
and served IN the Confea efate army asa ma1or.
years been editor OF Democratic paper at
SOamdRn, Ala.
John q Bacon, appointed charge "a 'affaires
& to Paraguay and Uruguay, ~: a 1awyer, fifty
years e age, law q Coy; Ptckslis and
served as district Judge and was secretary Of
the United States legation OF st Petersburg
when Gov. Pickens was minister
Warren Greer, to be counsel general at ana-
$gaway, Japan. is g aon: Of Dr. irwin Green,
pany. He is about fort d yeai 8 Of age, and
president. of the, Louisyi le boa I'd 81. trade
W Robert e. Withers, VIII i succs eds Gen.. Mos
by as consul at Hong Kong, is sixty three
years Of age, practi iced No sdicine until Virginia
passed the ordinance of secession, when he
entered the Confederate rmy al q major He
/ was promoted to be . cd ,nel,, and served In
4 the war until disabled. A fter the war he edit
ed the Iynchburg News, ~ selected lieutenant
governor in 1878, and Until I'd States senator In
1875 he served in the sen lte until 1881 ~
Abort Looming, who goet to Bremen as con-
sui, is engaged ii the Wholesale business, and
owns d cattle ranch il Texas He was! born in
this country Of German pArentsge. rs Il e
Berthold Greenbaum, who is made consul to
Apia, is German merchant Of San Francis co.
Victor a. Sartori, the new consul for Leg
horn, is . native and resident of Philadelphia,
and is known in pohtics q
Joseph B. Hughes, the newly appointed con-
sui for Birming CHAM, lives at Hamilton, Ohio,
and was auditor Of Butler county.
John q. Putnam, who goes to Honolulu as
consul, has served in both branches Of the
rotary, and is q prominent politician and edi-
tor. He edited the Ohio statesman; and. after
wards owned the Columbus Times He has
been popularly known as Senator Pendle ton's
right hand man Sc! II x !. @s
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Awards q aovsrnmsnis 3 oo &, q.

II The following awards o. contracts have:
been recommended ~ Col. ohsrles b Penrose,:
chief commisaary Of Tie department of Dako..s
a Ia, under his sadyerh semsnt Of March 20, 1885,
for furniBhfng freah bsef and mutton OF forts III
4 the depar tmant: Fort Abraham Lincoln, North
$ern Pacific sRefrig eratof Gar company mt 8 8
/ cents per pound Fort Pembina, Rem q. Desen-
telBatT. 50 uants per pound Fort Keogh, William
Van aasken at 2. 80 cent? per pound; Fort Mis-
sonla, Harding d Go, Of 8 cents per pound;
|: Fort Randall austave Rieder at 80 cents per
pound; Fort sully 4. b. Thorn lsins al 8 centa
per pound; Fort .Tottsn, 3 ~ sDodd " $40
Jordan at 1859 cents psr pound; Fort Shaw
! Benoni STEEL at 1855 cents per pound; Fort
gYates, Henry g Parkin at Isl cents por pound
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Col Hans Mattson of Minneapolis has receiy-
ed letter from an old English military officer,
well acquainted with the situation in India and
England, written under date of April 16, in
which the following passage occurs: Regarding
the war with Russia it is very evident we want
Q Palmerston or Beaconfeld, as prime minis
tel in place OF Gladstone, who will always be
inclined to staye off the undoubted evil Of war
in favor Of an lily patched-up peace, however
short q term 1t is likely to last, and do not
myself believe that peace between us and Rus
sia is likely to last many years in any case, and
tits the general opinion OF most military men
here, and 1may add of avast number of the most
far-sIghted politicians that it would be better
to settle the matter at once, and certainly pref
incur in the eyes Of the Afghans and Of our own
Indian subjects, if we allow the Russians to re-
tain Penideh. 3.
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Z GOV. cursin Trims War y !; 1 g &, \

3E5; Gov. Curtin Thdnks Waa 1novitable.I8 ~
81 Elk Gov Curtin, who was 1t one time minis
ter to Russia, expressed the; opinion that war
between s! that COUNT and England e newt
ton of the Russian dynasty. AS to the effect OF
such awar upon merican in eres6s, Gov Cur
tin believes that it woutd be- benef cfal
IF 4: the II war should; continue for
some tins, :. said he. sand there q every
1onged one, It win 4 create demand
for many OF our prodnctR 4 OF course, after
war shall have been declared we can't sell arms
and munitions Leg imatsly, hut it wil1 be done,
Gland stnely, no doubt to q very great extent;
make up the material of war, and that viii in
4 crease trade Then, In the event Of a protract4
led war, our breadstuffs and kindred products
will be In demand. II: viii be q warwhioh will
shake all Of Europe tss,
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Browns Little Joke !.

4: eWhy, Brown, how short your coat is, said
Jones one day to his friend Brown, who wittily
replied: Yes; but it will be long enough be-
fore I get another Some men spend SO much
for medicines that neither heal nor help them,
that new clothes is with them like angels Wis
its-few and far between. Internal fevers,
weakness Of the lungs, shortness Of breath and
lingering coughs, soon yield to the magic infiu-
ence Of that royal remedy, DR.. R. v. Pierce's
- Golden Medical Discovery" ~ Al
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1885-05-07

Thepurest, sweetest and best Cod Liver Oh in
the world, manufactured from fresh, healthy
ivers, upon the sea shore. tits absolutely pure
prefer it to all others. Physicians have decided
it superior to any of the other oils in market
Made by CAswELL, HAZARD q Co., New York
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1885-05-07

For Coughs and Throat Disorders use
changed my mind respecting them, except I
think better Of that which I began thinking
well OF. Rev Henry Ward Beecher. Sold
only in boxes. = go n.
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DON'T You No II.

Don't suffer any longer with the pains and
aches of rheumatism, which make life a bur
den to- you Relief, speedy and permanent
can be secured at the nearest drug store, In the
form Of Kidney Wort Elbridge Malcolm OF
Frustrated with Rheumatism and Kidney
.troubles and was not expected torecover. The
first dose OF Kidney Wort helped me. Six
doses put me on my feet, it has now entirely
cured me and have had no trouble since
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MA Thing of Beauty The most brilliant
Diamond Dyes Unequaled for brIlhancy and
durability. 10e at druggists Send 20 for SO
Sample Colors Wells, Richardson & Co.,
Burlington vt 81 IS - ~ 31fE
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DRS. WHITTIER.

n Fast It'll Street St Paul. MINI Regularly oradnsd and
legally gualihed ienses engaged IN chfon and
by msi express Diseases Indscrenn Exeess
Exposure Nervousness Debility, Melancholy, Loss OF Spirits
rndering marriage mp.ope. cured Safely
" talk costs nothing. MS lELEsRiTED WORK, 7so pages
Elegant cloth and Et binding seaed so cents In 6hey
ar-rce disease DECLINE Same Is
by mail sealed. State and get time and cost Of
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A GREAT eruption has caused the overthrow
of the political bosses; Coles Carbolisalve will
cure all kinds Of eruptions, itching and irrita-
ting diseases Of the skin and scalp Price IS
and 50 cents AtDruggists. p
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1885-05-07

(. The Right Reverend Bishop Gilmour, Cleye-
dignitaries who have publicly added their en-
phahc endorsement to the wonderful efficacy
Of St Jacobs oil in cases of rheumatism and
other painft11 aimenta - fS . it5535F ~
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At Bozeman, Neil Lane was killed by Fred
Johnston, his wife's paramour 5sg,EG1 &C
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1885-05-07

I "A man attacked with Brighss Disease, or any
kidney disease, don't want fine words-but it's
I conquerOr Hunts Kidney and LYerl Remedy.
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7a,rant's Continued rsnprsoyeln.,sls


Ri New York Special. aTheimp Cen.
sHrant's condition continues. Having fully re-si
severed from the fatigue caused by the excite
4 ment Ind sexsrtion attending his birthday, he
! said Thursday morning that he felt better and
stronger that at any; time since his inn
proYement began. He had III good nighes
4 sleep for about nine hours Z, Though awake
Z u dmea he was NOT disturbed hyt one disa-:
Z greeable sensat lion. u When he got up, he took
bis coffee md ate hia break fast with relish He
4 WAS bright md cheerful, and walked frequent
A " mp and down the hallway adt DINING his
room He spent . portion Of the day in look
ing over the unfinished manuscript of his
book and expressed himself as. feeling strong
hnough to take mp the work where he left y
Hons Of tho generals throat from which
broken down tissues have been slonghed have
material I'M proved The canoerols trouble
I IT the base Of the tongue, Is NOT siessened, but
II quioacept Meanwhile tie generars SsystSn
Tho following private telegram from Gen,
Middleton dated Fish Greek April a, has been
received: We must 9emsin here 4 dAy or two
more. The wounded nre all doing well. Both
sides- do-carnp are irnpr owing rapid We arc
i driving In the encnny's cattle ard ponies and
/ arc feeding on The fAxmers All arc anxious
I 70 march forward VIC
Dr. loss Mercedes Pnss, tho uncompromis.
Ing enemy cf Gen Iglssia of Chill was killed
2 fey days ago 1t Hnasnaahuco, where Cacerea
33!snght ana lost his lsat hattls with tho Chi
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The troops arc raidply Withdrawing from the
Soudan to Sualim 2
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4 Structure OF the urethra In ita worst forms,
speedily cured by orr new and improved meth.
DDS. Pamphlet, references and terms, two three
cent stamps. Worlds Dispensary Medical As
sociation, 663 Main Street, Buffalo, N. Y. u
y Thirty-one bodies have been taken from the
ruins OF a fire at Vicksburg, Miss. Y
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England is terrifying and supplying her col
onial ports n. : .5.5 - = = 5E
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AT Bellevue, Iowa, David seeley killed Billy
HORN in tavern braWl h. I -55sS$5
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s.iasooxA,s,aI,.6.;

The former proprietor Of Dr. sage's Catarrh
Rs Fl msds e
q case Of catarrh that he conld not cure The
present proprietors have renewed this ofEer
All the druggists sell this Remedy, together
with the HDouche, andall other appliances adj
yised to be used in connection with It. No ca
cured" You get $500 In case Of failure.
The Prince Of Wales was given an enthusiasts
tic reception at Londonderry.
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D. It is not understood why druggists keep in
colds and consumption, when it is only neces-
sary to keep Aliens Lung Balsam, that old, re-
liable remedy, which is q pure vegetable prep
aration, and perfectly harmless, as it contains
no opium in any form Sold every where.
NEVER GIVE UP You can find q remedy for
Heart Disease, everyone who has tried DR.
GRAVES HEART REGULATOR says it is q
sure cure Free pamphlet Of F. 3 ingalls,,
Cambridge, Mass. b h ss4 Is m 49,
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Fergus Falls was burned Loss oil, 900. ss
Y We must tell Of the great specifc-Hunts
! cure Diabetes, Dropsy, Brighfs Disease, &c
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@1n Buys New Silver plated Singer ssMingi
"a Machine, warranted years. For particn-
e{9AV lars. address c. @. AlkAM, Chicago, III
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liARtAN Sample Book, Premium List Price List sent
VhAiuO freq. U. 8. CARD CO., Centerbrook. Conn.
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nlNnr0 A SUCCESSFUL TREATMENT.
Ir8NVPtsn No knifei No P1asberi No pain w.
UNIV - &c. Payne N. D.. Marshnlitown, Iowa.
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TUT rs HAIR DYE.

GLOSSY BLACK by q single nppl icationS OF:
/. this DYE. It impnrts q natural color. acts
instantaneonsly. Sold by Druggtsts, or
i OFFICE, a. Murray St., New York.
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Mn, BOSTON =; :: g.; !; 3 :: ::

b 4 II b u now filled with the finest Of Spring
ak0 ~ Goods, including MI tho very latest
Novelties in Mems Youths and Childrcps SUITE and
overcoa Fine Furnishing Goods and all Of thu latest
blocks Of Soft Stiff and Silk hata. Goods sent o.
satisfactory returned at our expense. Mail orders
solicited. 81 ~ b ~ a.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-06-15
Sr0u0e.

mben, H.zS., 13. SUM-. - Sn benz
Sefielraume Der GtOdbam'i6eH SGgemiible
in Oelatpare Ipenue brad beute Dtorgen
Seuer auS, ipel9eS iid nit retBenOer S9nels
ltqfeit oerbreitete un6 audl bas in oer NGbe
la9ernbe SOl3 ergrifi. Die Slammen tbeils
ten fit) ser angreuSeu6en Otuble bon Su0or
& Comp. nit unb leqte Oieielbe ebenials in
al6e. Die Seuernebr arbeitete nit aller
0iaht, I'M oe8 Sran6es 6err Su perben,
bod gelang ibr Dies erf, na9oem Die Slant
men Die Srennbol;= =SorrGtbe bon Doughty
& Comp, Die Seilerei bon SO. Sailed, oaS
@tublifiement Der Baumeifter s. Smitb &
Comp. uub mebrere YrioatgebduOe in 2li6e
gele9t batten. Der angerihtete S6aoen
miro auf $4,000 Oerani6lagt.
Wtibbleton, Conn, Is. SUM. - Die
bielige MetbOOifienfirfe, ein in 1904 errtd=
tetes @ebGube, gin9 beute friib in 6lammeu
auf. Serluit $4,000.
Iuguta Mte., Is. Suni. - Sn Satb,
Nte., tnb Die neuu giSbGuier Der y9lrcticz
gis=@omp.," ein grobeS SoarOin9bau8 mo
ein @ebdube, oas ipertboOlle @isi9neibemu=
lhinen entbielt, ab9ebrannt. $4,000 Gonnen
Sis tpurben jerit0rt. Sdaben $35 900.
Chip Sbur9, YennI., IA. Sum-
Die bteiige Tresbpterianer STRIDE fing Slut=
deu a unb 5 llbr beute Nadmittag 6euer
unb wurOe SeritGrt. Sin gegeniiber liegen0e8
g8obnhau8 9lng ebenfalls in 6lammen auf.
Der Serluft piro auf nabe5u 100000 gez
ihdtt.
g8 80terburg, Conn.,, IA. Sunt. pie
9apiermiible Der 20. 3. Sea4 @aper.@o." J"
81 Segmour, Cont, tit beute nib nIeoer-
aebrQn1t. 8erluIt S1S.OOO.
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Ser Observation-Disclosures.

9enber, Gol., 13. Sunl. - gHe Brls
uut=9epeide aus @ritten6en, ariSOna, mel
bet: ,3ie glpahen iiu0 in SuribOp, eiEem
im auBerIten SiiSoiteu 6es SerritOrium8 ge=
Iegeuen Ser9WertsOiItritte, an9efommeu.
Die gergleute flieben mad @rittenoen, mel
DIES nur IA Oteileu bon Der meritaHii6Jen
@ren;linie entiernt it,"
9Saib biu9tou, IS. SUM. - 5ults=8sz
neralaoiutaut Barber in 2Sbtpplez Sarrad5
meloet Dem Srie9S6epartemcnt, taB Nrfz
ridten bon Sua6ua oabiu lauten, oaB, mdb=
renb eiu Courier bon NalptOu'S Eager uno
Die 6erren 8Oob uno SatfielO in Der I'm
seoenb oe8 @uubalOupe,&anon funOi9aite=
ten, cas Eager BON SHoiauern iberfallen
muroe, mel6e fIni Mduner t6oteten, Smei
Maultbiere unO fiini 8ierbe erbeuteten uno
Die 2aqereerdtbe un6 SOlrdtbe in Srano
itedten. @s betBt buB 2a'ptOn unb 28OoO
oen Sn6ianern aut Der Spur fine. - Gtne
anOere i'm 8epartement eingelauiene De-
peide meIbet, baB cine an 10. SUM BON
5ombftOue absegungene gtafridt beiagt, oaB
unaeiabr fiinfSi9 Snbianer in ser gtdbe Don
SiSbee ben 3OGiuipettor g8. u. Daniels
t60teten, baB bic Siir9er BON Sisbee ibnen
ben g8eg abidnitten unO 2teuteuant 9}i.
daros nit 5man5ig Wtann ben 8iirgern Su
Siilfe elite.
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@roteautb's 6eTauSutk.

Sincennes, SnO., 1S. Suni. = 6rieor.
@rotbegutb, Der am A. SUM ieine Srau too
tete, bat bem Coroner gegeuiiber eln uollitdn.
biges @eitGnbniB Ieiner SdulO abgele9t. gr
lu9t, baB er nabe5u 66 Sabre alt lit, uuo bab
ieit Subren ieiue 6rau Streiti9feiten nit ibn
bate. gr babe ibr otter geiast, oaB er iie
t0bten meroe, penn iie tbn nt6t in Gube
liebe. Gm Sage Oes WOrbss fam er sum
NiittaseIien heim unb iano iie itridenO. sic
ting iofort su idelteu an, peil er oieSdpeine
in SEN SOf binuus selaHen bate. @r pafte
Ie am lbalie, unb SeiSe fielen III Sobeu.
Seine Nrau iiauS ni9t tpieoer auf. @r bolte
iein 9taiirmeIier unO ais er es ieiuer 6ruu al
BEN 6als istte, briidte fie nit ibrer 9anb anf
bic ieinige unb bas Dteiier ibuitt ibr Die
Sehle ourd. Gr meint, baB er ielbit itart
aenus auf Ous &aiirmefer seOriidt babe, Inn
obne lbre Siilfe ihr ben Sals abiui6neiOen.
giad, poubradter Sbat brad)te er f9 ielbit
mebrere S6nitte am 9alie bel.