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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-06-18

The Gladstone ministry was defeated or
the second reading of the revenue BILL tn,
question at issue being the laying Of the in,
creased burden of taxation upon beer AND
spirits. The defeat was accomplished by 8
union OF Tories and Home Rulers. strength.
sned by some scattering votes ingeniouslS
gained by demagogic appeals against taxa
ton of the poor mans drink The vote
was 265 to 252. A dispatch says:
When the result was announced Lore
Randolph Churchill and Mr.. Parnell jumped
upon their benches and enthusiastically
waved their hats, and the cheering was re.
newed. The Parnellites and all the Conser-
natives voted with the majority. The
several Irish Liberals. Although strong
whips had been issued, many government
supporters were absent. When the result
of the division was announced Gladstone,
who had been leaning forward in his chair
and cynically smiling, started, turned pale
and clutched his hands nervously togeth-
er. The house Immediately became a
babel of confusion. members yelling stamp.
ing, and waving hats, neckties, and handker-
chiefs A tumutuous cheer came from the
galleries, and Speaker Peel yainly howled
for order The Parnellites pointed at Glad
stone and yelled; THAT is the price ofeoer-
cioni" Down with Buekshot Forster!
Remember Miles Joyee!" Gladstone arose
to move an adjournment, but stood in his
place full minute before he could be heard.
The cabinet has been summoned to meet
again, Tremendous excitement was caused
BY the announcement Of the result of the
division, and Gladstone Immediately ad.
journed the house.
The London Times, in an editorial, says
The resignation OF the cabinet in the pres
emit state OF affairs must not be hastily de
cided upon. 1t is the governments duty to
consider whether such a course would not
he grave wrong to the country.
The London News says: 1t is impossible
to forecast the consequence Of the vote
The ministry will probably resign and the
opposition take possession OF the govern
ment. We do not suppose that even con
sentative leaders will seek 70 undo what
has b., N done on the Afghan question. 1ht
whole policy of the country is thrown into
lnomentary confusion. Wehopeitmay not
be lasting confusion.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-06-18
what Parnen Says of Gladstone's Defeat

London Cable: Mr.. Parnel is naturally
elated at the great success. He says the re-
suit is a signal proof OF the advantages OF q
policy OF boldness and honesty
1--WE should have expelled the ministry
long ago, " said he except for the secession
OF twenty members who We're elected on
the same principles ourselves. 1t
would have been impossible for the
government to pass the first coercion
act and use it as it did or topass the second
one if renegades had not broken the unity Of
our party"
Mr.. Parnell dwclt at length with much
pride on the results accomplished for Ire.
land under his leadership.
by last nights DIVISION he said tri'
umphantlv, Eve have taught q les.
son to all future cabinets. We have
got rid OF the present one with
its successive failures of Forster, Travel
van and Spencer. We have saved the only
remainingindustry Of Ireland, whisky, from
a permanent burden, and we have put an
end 10 coercion forever
Mr.. Parnel assured me that unless the
| Tories attempted to carry through coer-
cion bin, which heis conlidentthey will not,
his party will give them what he calls a
fair trial. His attitude will be Live and
let live"
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-06-18
Bob Ingersell and secretary lamar.

a good and perhaps true story is told Of
Col lngcrsoIl and Secretary Lamar Dob
called at the interior department, and asked
to se the secretary. The secretary is oc-
cupia sab, wild members and senators
only Won't see anybody else just
now, sab, said the colored mcssen-
ger At the door. Boil waited for II mo
meut, with his hands in his pockets. Then
he pulled out a half dollar and dropped
it into TIE janitor's hands, after giving few
whispered Instructions in i manner similar
to Col. Sellers and his jury men. A moment
later the messenger walked into the secrc-
tary's room, where large number Of sena-
tors and members were assembled, and adj
dressed the secretary
MIR Secretary, Mn Bob lnsersoll am at
dc douh He tole me he understands that
dis am de time when you won't sec any but
members and saaatahs, as tole him sew
crsJ times and he wants TO kno" whenyou
rereiye gent anlena
SHOW the colonel in, " said thesecretary.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-06-18
Settlers May Remain ON Winnebag Res
erYatinn.

Washington Spccial:-Gen. LAWYER Of
Prairie du Chen, Wis, in behalf OF the in
terests Of the Chicago, Milwaukee and st.
Paul road and thclsettiers now on the Win
nebago reservation. Dakota recently had
an interview with the president topersHade
him to suspend his orderrcvoking President
Arthur's proclamation opening that rcSer-
walton to public settlers. The president il
said to have admitted that his action was
made In great doubt az to its Justice ana
proprety and that he is disposed 10 dc
all that he enn fairly and Justly to pro
tect any supposed rights of settlers up
on that land. lie would not for the
world harm any man who is there in gooC
faith. aud he will gladly exercise the
prerogativeS OF his office i'll favor Of any
family on the reservation innoeently and
honesty in search of home. His orderwas
issued for the purpose OF preventing what
he supposed to be fraud ofthe clear est char
acter and it was only upon the understand
ing that a set of sharks and land grabbers
had persuaded Secretary Teller to open that
land and give them the opportunity 10 get
hold of it that Mr. Arthurs order was re,
voked. The president indicated that he
would permit honest settlers now ON the
ground to remain hereuntil congress should
meet and adjust thr whole matter. In this
way his order would be practically suspend
ed in their behalf. In his first message tc
congress he viii distinctly define the action
taken and the situation as it is, and recon-.
mend such action as will be just to all con
cerned.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-06-18

CmcAGo-Wheat, No. 2 spring $50 70
S9lsc No 3 spring s isc,; No. red, 95l2c..
No rcd, 81 to size. Corn, cash 474c.
Oats, cash. Bic I5laxseed, No. 81 30. Mes,
Pork. $1,000 to S1o,G3. Lard cash, So 60.
MILWAUKEE Wheat, cash s9c Corn
No =, IKE oats, No. ?. 3t'tc Rye, No
l. Csc Barley, No :, 49c Pork, 5000
Lard. see Butter, dairy, 10 to 13c
Cheese. 79c. Eggs Ike.
MINNEAPoLIs Wheat, No. l hard, 94c.-
Ne. > hard. coke No. ] regular. S3bc
Corn, rejected, l5c Oats. 81 to 33c. Bran.
$500 to sS.25. Hay, No. l timothy, ST.
toS13
ST. PAuL-W Wheat. No. hard, 92Xc.; No. .
hard, SSc; No =, 7Sc. Corn, No. ? 46c.
Oats, No =, mixed 81 ac.; No. >. white, BE;
No. 8 white, 81 be Barley, No. ,, 60c.; No.
3, extra. Ole; No. 3. 40c. Rye, No. 2, 55e.
Hay, baled, $50; timothy S11.Oo.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-06-18

Gen. Logan arrived in New York for tho
sole purpose Of callngon Gen. Grant, which
he did and remained two hours. Gen.
Grant congratulated Cen Logan cordially
on his reelection to the senate. Gen Logan
said
After what l had read and heard
about the general | expected to find
him in much worse condition. | said
to him that | was gratiticd to find
him looking better than | had antici.
patet, aud he replied that he was better
than h. had been at times. Hetalked witt
me for an hour about his book and old bat
ties and personal matters. The swelling on
the side Of his face does not show unless he
turns the side towards You. Hecoes about
the house without apparent discomfort.
His mind is clear as bell, and his mcut-
DRY unfaltering. His PHYSICAL sufferng7
seems to have neryed his mind to its best
efforts.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-06-18

policy Of the British government as 20 sne
Eastern question and Eonstantinople and
soon after went with nisraeli TO the Berlin
conference to pluck the Turkish spoils from
Russia hands and halt the Russian ban.
ners in sight Of Constantinople. For his
services at Berlin the queen invested Sails
bury with the order of the Garter. After
the Tory defeat in 1880, Salisbury was, mt
i meeting of the Tory peers, chosen 70 head
their party in the house oflords Salisbury
il 4 man d splendid education, and is con
sidt4.'t a good speaker. lie is a lingo, aud
has declared very enl,huticallY that II
would lac atroeious cowardice iat he Brit
isFi government to eyaeuate Egypt or yieiii
Afghanistan to Russia.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-06-18

Ir-=-s-- mirror Ga deSpISe
labor. when regulated by intellect,
than fovalue it for its own sake We
are always in these days trying 10 sep
arate the two; we want one man to
be always working, and we call enc
gentleman and the other an operative;
whereas the workman ought often To
ha thinking and the thinker often 10 be
working. and both should be gentle
men i'm the best sense As il is. we
make roth lugentlc. the one enyying,
the other dcspising his brother, and
the mass 81 s0cieiy il glade up OF NOR
bid thinkers and miserable workers
Now, it is only by labor that thought
can be made happy, and the probes
sional should be liberal, and there
should be less pride felt in pecqliarity
Of employment and more in excellence
Of achievement.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-06-18
Taking Mr.. Kirkley tables, we derive from
them the following general results
..,.............9.584 34o.of2 a5o. lpG

The table gives the statistics Tor Minnie
sofa, Iowa and Wisconsin rs follows.
Minnesota Killed in action, . officers,
273 men; died Of wounds Ii officers 2o9
men; died by disease, 20 officers, / ,G51
men; aggregate, 2,392i prisoners died OF
wounds u officers; 100 men; grand aggre-
gate, 2,5s4.
Iowa Killed in action, 40 officers. L.
94G men; died Of wounds II officers ! POI
men; died of disease. 100 officers. S,39S
men; prisoners died OF Wounds officers,
80 men; prisoners died OF disease, officers,
sos men; aggregate, 13,001.
Wisconsin Killed in action, TO officers,
2 ,270 fnen; died of wounds, Z officers, l.
270 men; died OF disease, lo1 officers, 1903
men, prisoners died of wounds, ) officers.
II men; prisoners died of disease, 4ofIicers,
COO men; aggregate, 1901.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-06-18

Rev. Dr. George Hepworth, recently in
formed his congregation in Newark. !. J.
that his duty as managing editor of the
New York Herald TUufdt fr1tgrfgre 50 with
his pastoral relations th1t he could not II
the future. do more than preach sermon
every Sunday evening
Freak FreudcnborgI .gge4Aestate agent
Chicago, disappearekzsrzz 1zzthe city May 81
1t is now alleged that cgfFain irtcgulaEItIel
in business methods compelled him to leave
and that he * in Mexico.
SEEKER, who shot and killed stoddard a
Valentine, Neb., few weeks ago, has es
capped from jail at that place. Much dis
satisfaction has arrisen over the matter
and the sheriff is sharply criticised.
Michael Davitt received an ovation al
Dublin recently on the occasion OF the ex
piration Of the term oihis ticket Of leave
& is reported that Davittwill contest Coun
~ Mayo at the pproae ~ 4aeaE4'teff1cH 'ar9
election John O'ConnaTF Power14# repre-
sents the county.
At Milwaukee Charles Althaus finding hn
wife too homely for His=rzFifIEated tastes
elopes with Mrs. Deitloff, the latter taking
81, 900 or her husbands money
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-06-18

A sensation in church and society circles
was created at Kansas City rs the pnblica
ton in the Times oTlegnIdoeament and In
terviews from Rochester n Y. going fl
show that Rev. Henry y. .Iartiine.
rector al st. MaryS Episcopal church
OF this city. served two wears ii
the Monroe county IN. ~ psnitentiarg
having been sentenced when la was seven
teen years III age faf burglary III the storf
OF his hrofher-in-law. Mr. Pritehsfd u
Rochester, III 1850. 4 libel 81 $50. 900 has
been some time pending against the Times
I3r publishing certain charges ofimmoraiitx-
against Mr. Jardine. The latter does not
deny the penitentiarv charge.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-06-18
THE NEWS SUMMARIZED.
From Washington.

Lawn tennis in a pea jacket aud green sper-
tacles.
g., ,,,.,z..x ..:.....,,
lec+or - in,arp.l ro,.anne Tor tho FIFTH dis.
trict Of Illinois.
TIE president ra,entIv amounted Frank
,,,,,,I, .:,,,,,;., 90, - =,
H.. ,,.i,,c;,,I eIark ythe surveys of the oan-
al Janl mo H. nl.,ce 81 C,s,.,, Ueinricbs
r.,novGd
The removal of a postmasterin Arkansas
!, petitianctl forand recommended because
he is bitter PARTISAN wherein he allows
obscene people, lewd language and coon
hsh'ing IN me p"st"iiee
The president snnoint.,T GEORGE Wilsono
m .r.,,...,.s ;.,.o,.t ,..,,
''i ''' - " =, ~ - " ~ '"'
cnue Tor the fItth district ol Illinois, vice
Howard movies, suspended. wilson Is
about forty Nears 81 age. and lawyer by
profession.
Land CommissionerSparks has addressed
recommendation tnSeeretarE marthat
tie indemnity limits along railroad grants
~ '"tt"iied. ne ann y 70 prevent go
many ih',l"hs "l "trrS oe'hg locked ap'roh'
Ne'' 'F'i'3''''
President Cleveland has Amounted Mr.
rI,r,., Curtin, ctf .,f ~. sa,.,., ..,,-i.a Il,
pihtf ~ ~; 'Fo9hS. "a; " III "a9 W.
" ponce ~ i,ii3;'l" "tl'i'' NJ ei''i.,'
ment Of the president
f-,it.d 1ta+,s f;ar,..r {, " Dcarbarn 81
AIo..,nIr; T.. re declined torasian ~ The
,..,,,,,.t ,.s,..,,,. Si..J,.r,i tba ro,,ccta, of
;,ti,.r,,.,t r,,.,,,,,. ~ fI,at ,G.t,ict nsar.
- ,t H.; t, tl,,..,,,,l, Ma
-, III In H.. : ,li.,,,.,,J
nv
The lightning which shvered the tapstone
81 th.. Na-l,it,..t an, monument recently has
~ :, H. ~ Il0l"t III NJ - iit,;ft
~, - ,ff,,,' ss',ffIl
ng Viii ba, IL H., 80, t;,,., hu,,,l,sl
t foet bigb
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-06-18

Twenty years have passed since the close
Of the civil war, and now, at last, i careful
official record of the number Of deaths that
occurred in the Union army HIS been rrade.
little more than twelve months ago on
the 2d of June, 1884, Gen. Drum olirecseCl
Mr. J. W. kirkley, an experienced statisii-
elan OF the adjutant general Office, 10 begin
the compilation OF this record with the aid
Of ten clerks. A minute and exhaustive eX-
pioration Of all attainable documents has
now produced a table Of statistics which
lar surpasscs in completeness anything
On the subject hitherto existing.
To state the grand result at tho outset,
the table shows "a total Of 9,S33 deaths oi
commissioned officers and 349, 913 deaths
Of enlisted men, making an aggregate OF 800.
l9G deaths among the Union forces. The
period included IN the record is, for the reg
ular troops, the interval between April -,
1861 and Aug / 1860; for a portion oi
the volunteers it il prolonged beyond the
latter date until the muster out of each or
ganlzation. Yet, careful as the examination
OF the records has been, one lack renders It
still far from complete. The death
the South, used for the confinement al
Union soldiers are missing. For the
prisons at Americas, Atlanta, Augusta.
Charleston, Lynchburg, Macon, Marietta,
Mobile Montgomery, Savannah, Shreve-
port aud Tyler the registers have not been
secured at all and the Importance OF these
prisons is well known. Only partial records
were had from the prisons at Gahawba, Col
umba, Florence 5. e.. Millen and Salisbury.
There have been ways. it is true, Of partly
working up these deficiencies; but on the
other hand as Qnartermaster General
Meigs, cited by Mr.. kifkcy has shown, in
many Southern prisons three orfour corpses
of Union prisoners were sometimes buried
in the same trench, and the number ofgrayeS
only imperfecty indicates the number OF
dead. Even in this most imperfect record,
the number Of Union soldiers known TO have
died in captivity was close upon 30, 0o0-in
exact figures, 29,49s. The late inYestiga-
ton, we may add, has increased about one
sixth the records ofdeath among Union pris-
oners.
Taking Mr.. Kirkley tables, we derivefrom
Them tha frltpVng General ypsIIltS.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-06-18

CARLoTTA PATTI will return to
America for a concert tour next sea-
son. Her husband, III. Ernest de
Munck, the violoncellist, will be a
member of her company, Mr.. Max
strakosch will manage her tour.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-06-18

NJ. GoUNoD has received from the
art loving French Government $4,000
In honor of the fiftieth performance
# his "Tribut de Zamora," at the
Grand opera house.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-06-18

A CITIZEN of Boston offers to become
one of one hundred, two hundred, or
Eve hundred to contribute the $4,000
needed to complete the pedestal for
he Bartholdi statue at New York
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-06-18

The postoilice at the national capitol,
both on the house and senate side. are kept
open the year round. The clerks in the
house office say they handle about four
thousacd Letters daily Many Of these arc
forwarded to congressman at their homes
and other places. Sam Randall receives
the largest mail, although Speaker Carlisle
is not far behind.
Mrs. Nicholson o. Dubuque on her way
from Dunont Neb., to Chicago, was sand
bazced and robbed hy unknown persons
- the Milwaukee Il 81. Paul depot OF a
large sum OF money and 4 ticket for Chicago.
Burglars entered the house Of Mlwaukee's
wealthy willow ware manufactures. Mein-
ceke.and took iewclry amounting TO sever
al hundred dollars.
The city Touring min at Knoxville, burn
ed Loss $500, 600
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-06-18

The storm of the 18th passed through
the following townships in yellow Medicine
county: Werseland, Burton, Swede Prairie,
Normana, Sannes and the northern part
OF Westerhcim valley and Lucas in Lyon
county The hail over the larger part of
the territory covered by thestorn was very
heavy, and in many places hail stones as
large as hens eggs were picked up. Crops
we're beaten into the ground, trees were
completely stripped, windows broken, stock
bruised and killed, and many people injured.
In the town Of Wergeland the losses were as
follows: w. J. King, barn; ] rss, $500, cs-
timatcd. Loss to trees and crops, $40, 1000.
In Burton, $4,000. Swcde Prairie S30,-
900 Normanie, $4,000; town Of Malcrs.
$40, 600 town of WesterheimSl Is, 600 killed;
Freddy Gilbert, aged ten years, killed by
lying timhers.
Mrs e. w. Gilbert, badly bruised.
Frank Gilbert, aged eight years badly
bruised.
Jennie Gilbert, aged six years, badly
bruised and cut.
Anna Gilbert, aged two years, badly
bruised; injured internally.
Mrs. Barlow, injured internally
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-06-18
RANDOM CLIPPINGS.

SUNSET Cox admits that the profit
on his books have never been so great
rs to seriously annoy" him.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-06-18

4 NJ. EDWARD Pascal, a young and
Eristocratic Partisan who met tragic
death recently, had mania for col
ecting old brass candle-snutfers, leav,
mg no less than 256 of the articles foI
his executors to place a value on.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-06-18

The NewHampshire Senator.

The Republican legislature caucus torcan-
didate for United States senator re
suited in the nomination of Henry w
Blair on the firsibalIot. Mr.. Blair was born
at Hampton. N. H., Dec 6, 1884, received
a common school and academic education
and was admitted TO the bar in 1852 III
served in the Union army during the wa'
and afterward served in the both branehe1
of the legislature He was a member oil the
Forty -fourth aud Forty-iifth congress and
was elected TO the senate in 1879, succeed
ING. Charles Fl. Bell. Mr.. Blair term OK
pired March 3, last
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-06-18

The depressing stagnation that af-
fects I'LL departments Of industry is
some times complained 81 as if it were
peculiar to this country and we're due
The change OF PARTIES. But the fact
that 275.00O immigrants have come
to our shores in he last ten months
proves that, bad as tile state otindns-
Try Is ia our country It is worse in
Europe. Indeed, Tire prostration OF
trade is general; it prevails all over
the world In England, Germany,
France and Italy industry is benumb-
ed production surpassesc consumption,
WAGES are l0w and labor disconnected.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-06-18

The latest discovery of gold dig
gings is in the Santa Rosa mountains
Of Chihuahua, Mexico, an almost in
accessible region, surrounded by arid
deserts and infested by rattlesnak es
and hostile Indians. Fabulous re-
ports of wealth, however. have start
ed the usual caravans of adventurous
men to the locality from Eagle pass,
New Mexico.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-06-18
A WORLD Fnll OF Croakers.

This world is full of croakers; people
who croak when it's hot and croak be-
cause it's cold. They eroak If they
arc fat and croak if they are thin. In
fact, with very large portion of the
human family croaking is chronic.
They know not the sweet meaning of
the word contept.-ELgtn Euery Sdtarr
TnfG
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-06-18

NJ. THIEBAUT, who cast the reduced
copy of the Bartholdi statue for the
;ity of Paris, contracted for the COM
oletion of it by May l, but failed to
10 so, and forfeited thereby 5000
francs. The original contract price
was 5000 francs SD. 600
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-06-18

PARIS correspondents constantly
sonvey the idea that Mrs. Bonanza
Mackey fits occasionally from her
Paris mansion TO her Florence palace,
but the Mrs. Mackey at Florence is
Mrs. Donald Mackay, of Boston, who
IS quite as famous as her Paris proto-
type for her wonderful toilets and
elegant entertainments.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-06-18

MR. HENRY RUSSELL, the composer,
who forty years ago visited the United
States, when he wrote the music to
Morris ''Woodman, Spare that Tree,
ind also to Epes Sargeant's "a Life
IN the Ocean Wave, is living at .
Fery advanced age in England.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-06-18
At Madison OAK. the Lake County mill

At Madison. Oak, the Lake County mill
is destroyed by fire at loss Of 100000
John stetson has engaged Rosina Vokes
and q London company for an American
tour. The company includes Sir Charles
Young. Arthur Boucker, Capt. Young, Capt
Goithe, ClauiePansonby, Mrs. Caplestone
and others.
Prince Albert Victor was admitted u
benche oFthe Middle Teu1plein London We'd
neseiay. Tbs prince OF Wales attended the
ceremony.
The commissioner Of Indian affairs have
awarded contracts for furnishing beef to
the following narasd persons: For Grow
Creek agency 500. 900 pounds at s3.46 per
hundred weitht-Charles A. Weare Of ghi-
cage. Yankton school and agency, 300,-
600 pounds Asel Kyes OF Iarkton at
1857, and 800. 900 to Charles A. Weare at
S3.T5. Rosebud agency, 6ta00, 600 pounds
at $40 Al III. Swan of Cheyenne. Pine
Ridge agency, &, 800, 900 pounds at S3.45;s
Strong Bros III Sioux City.
AsEstelIins, Oak. lightning kills g. Casper
and dangerously Injuries two others
In the Illinois legislature Speaker Haines
and Representative West challenged each
other to q singing match.