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The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1885-12-12
WHAT MAKES RED SUNSETS,
A Great Number of Essays Sent In to Com
} pete for the $500 Prize.

ROCHESTER, N. Y, December 9.-Last
January prize of 5000 in gold was offered
by H. H. Warner, founder of the War
ner Observatory in this city, for the best
sunsets of 1883 and 1884. The contest
closed on December l, and competitive es-
says have been sent in from the Fiji Is
lands, Australia, Sandwich Islands, Bohe
mia, Germany, Cape of Good Hope, Eng
land, Scotland and the United States. The
decision of the judges has not yet been
made known, but Director Swift, of the
observatory, says that the essays are Of an
extremely high character, and will be pro-
foundly interesting to meteorologists and
scientists
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1885-12-12

Among other valuable lessons impaired
by this teacher is the fact that for very
long time DR.. Pierce's "Golden Medical Dis
covery" has been the prince of liver correct
ives and blood purifiers, being the house
hold physician of the poor man, and the
able consulting physician to the rich
patient, and praised bv all for its magnif-
cent service and efficacy in all diseases of a
chronic nature, as malarial poisoning, all
ments of the respiratory and digestive sys-
TENS, liver disease and in all cases where
the use of an Alternative remedy is indicated
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1885-12-12
A Destructive Earthquake In AIulers.

ALeIERs, December Am earthquake
has thrown down many houses in Mascara
Blidah and Medeah, and destroyed three
quarters of the town of Msila. Thirty-two
persons were killed and twelve others were
injured Among the victims are several
Europeans
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of either sex, however induced, promptly,
thoroughly and permanently cured. Send
treatise. Worlds Dispensary Medical AS
ISOLATION, Buffalo, N. Y. f
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AGED Couple Suicide.

WASHINGTON. D. c.. December 6.-Bow-
man Sailer and his wife, aged eighty-one
and eighty-two, respectively, suicided by
taking paris green
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1885-12-12

"ORpER SLATE" is the injudicious sd
vice suspended before certain coal Offices
Boston Transcript
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1885-12-12
Pile Tumors

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS hams. -Pitts-
burqh Chronicle Telegraph
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1885-12-12

RELIEF Is immediate, and q cure sure
Piso's Remedy for Catarrh. so cents.
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1885-12-12

WHEN silence reigns is it necessary to
carry an umbrella!-Palmer Journal.
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1885-12-12

A MAGICIAN who can eat fire is easily sat
isfed. He's light eater, you know.-Chi-
caqo Nal.
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1885-12-12

PrKE's TooTHAoHE DROPS curein minute, $50
Glenns Sulphur Soap .eals and beauties. Csc.
GERMAN Corn REMOVER kills Corns Bunions
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Delicate Diseases

ONE must be able to be round II one
wishes to keep square.
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THERE is field for roam ants around
many a sugar barrel.-Mdrathon Indepead-
onf
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1885-12-12
Years Teach More Than Books.

THE thermometer gains notoriety by de-
grees, so to speak.
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1885-12-12

Facts for Families.
In order to cook your hare, you must al
ways first catch it.
It is much easier to catch a cold than TO
catch hare.
To get rid of a cold, always use Red Star
Cough Cure.
To get Red Star Cough Cure, only re-
quires twenty-five cents.
THEY never play cards on a polar ex:
ped tion because OF tie danger from cold
decks.-PiuSbugh Chronicle.
THEY say the Folding Saving Machine Is
immense. See advertisement in this paper.
A PEWTER pot may be made of printers
zinc.-Pittsburgh Chronicle.
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ADVICE to butchers-f a man refuses to
pay his bill for mutton-suet. -Chicago Trib-
une.
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1885-12-12
Cen SUM Tl0N
A Positive Cure. |

P0tEtFF0 INleuy eUuse
thousands OF Of the kind Of long
have esen cured Indeed strong faith In It's efficacy
that will send TWO BOTTLES fRER. together with VAL
UABLS TREATISE THE disease, any saerer Give Er
eren and o address DE- T. sLOcuh Pssi ST., ny,
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shipping IntelIirence.
REssaIzex rasEArExsp.

The talk following, and much more Of
the same sort, waa indalesd In at aiate
popular meeting at New Westminster,
b. G., % reported in she Gsanaiaa Of
THAI city:
Mr.. J. Z Lord made o long spesoh
and read the following resolution, de-
nozncing ths order in ths COUNSEL. He
Declared e 70 Be- oDpre . ". and u
enforced Il would Be- fatal 30 the
besf Interests Of the Province
Ths tai 10 undesirable, end II
levied e viii cioss al the cav mills In
the diskrics. 10 Il. IN fact, "a order
made 20 protest the interests Of Pueet
Bnand miii-0Snefs, and NE peopls of
this Provinces will not submit % such an
. szn4sme1k II 90 do not ast lustioe
from skeL o .ninisn authorities ve maybe
forced 10 initiate ths half breeds and Q
rebeliioa managed By the whites In shis
Provinces could not Be ssppresssa and
weuid end in---- (Gress OheerinR
Rssstwd. Thai 90 request the a4ten-
lion ef our Parliamentary repseeentA-
tive. Mr.. Homer, 20 the recent regula-
tions made by she Governor In Coaneil,
rsspsctinR The aiscosal q Dominioo
lands within the railway eess, vita Q
visw 10 his taking immsdiafe and
peomps action 10 have The saaae rescind-
ed and propcr reznlsfiuns made, q 90
eeassder The negotiations IN question m
ressosAhle. unjass and tyranniasl IN the
highest dsGree they plses eIosestAnt
pr1oss On humber, cripple our stapas in
aastry. and re1aer encoeesfnl compel
tion with TIE American mills impoeible.
They serisssiy a9sut riehts siresdy &C.
quirsa, and directiy tend ~ dsprseiass
and ipjare ths frusines 90 q plzss %
ssstts Ia, and put heavy buFdsus On car
prsssut pnpniatisn withsu1 any eosss-
spo0dirR advantAes.
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Ar Ixsxxrs.-Lsonas Msrfin w&a a.
pssssd a Pors To~sssnd saznssins eco,
90 q sAarsRs of sailing liQacs DO Iniliana,
sn1 tmksn before uaftsd Htatea Com
miaaionsr Swxn. xhsrs 10 bad q hsAr-
inR and w1s ordsrsd sent 70 6s&asis for
trial. He smployed J. r. Lewis 10 -
fsnA hin- Afssr ieokinz into The inst
~ LEWIS cAme - the eoncluxian tna1
Is ciieus 60 ne lezaily eommitt<d,
and ks procee6ed % aVply Cor writ Il
hsbeas csFpna Ths Ernumenis On -
netisn we're bard yesserdsy ~ Jn&zs
0reene. whe, after f1li eu1eiderzf1o1 q
shs master, granted the &pplisafscn. and
Martha wes esdssed 80 e. libexsy. Soc
60 n tia enss b eunsi3srea quite Z
feather b Nc emp 81 yoaax Lsssk
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SHERIFFS SALE.
I. &c. ra. !. pl.rslCr oousr norar,

: 1T, Tas :. DIT! pIsrssn covnr HOLDING
~. ksW-wetf<n broa 4 d, .s.,,ss~.
cizz1 Harus asfssezni- ".
eessr - - sirs.s e a sxscasz.. i.~..s
49,. 49,. ~ e " nszs1 ooart d, ~ -.
s sssl .s<lez. dA,ed Ne La dsy ~ -.
~ I'd g ~ aize1t>a snd arlfv-e,s' -.
eay nssea z1ea ~ foilssing 49, -
Lots slx ~. ssven ~. slzsf a, a. -.
10 80 tlels = = "a afts-cns isij al
:. - .seend ssrp.saaa1zi sdiires I, ~. 80
-, ans cSansr w2sAaasskn rsrsZ
NOISES > sAsrssss A-s-av s,v.. sA~ q.
sss.Fass. sAs ssh ssy o. su.s. asss.
a. ths keus e. . s'rises n. = a. - -. u
nsss q tss csars Hsuss asar. n - ~. y
- -. A.s9 Oes.sy. sfsr~mid. 4 wln ~ a
- etAw g tAsm. b ksa . - - -
~ psser sassaeu - tAs hishsH ~
Ds:sa = ssssls. ne e. a, n ~, 10.
~ , q. nookAW' kss-s
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SHERIFFS SALE.

Tn TIE DIsrRlcT colynT main
4 tnk terms q seafrle.
ss sse-ysAa G. nrsazipst paaissiR
Untter and b. virtns af a. e3Sier - -.
- 49, -. @ - above rsnnsd Coasl "A
49, sevs sssif,s1 setlon a4iu6 a. IA
80 dellveredz I have ANY fssf.4 -.
ne EEspmty dessxshcd in s@[8 o-d,y ~
eale ard ~ fasIawR 70 wif- "
Lots one a. anN two m hsa,sk - -.
~ 44en a14zNen % kks e{fg ~ al..sS..s '-''
Ho1cs = thsrsfsrs hsrsby givn sksi ..
s~faFsay. ~ 81 ny q ssuss SEN.
A. The keur e n s'c,er< 4. N. -
g .1id ezy. = fre1f e u Crrrf Hs@..
eeex e Ne CITY e 1eefxia KisW CsS.S~
$3.50 I.rxffer5. I WI u 800
aessrs 80 prepersy e p1hiIc 49, =
Ne h1E1nsz ht19sr fcF 80
-. ns'sd e ss.ssis. tAs an sav 4 ,a.y
ny5 III. Mu0RAur eks~,~
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-24

nIKw skvKN- ROOM COTTAGE. is
~ Uznufes ixvet Hslik frum PnsfufRce.
CITY water anf ffewupod frue: ene REr-
On ss4 eAieken Fangs; good nslzh bgs-
heo1 rca1 - AppV - 0E1RGE "
chANK kmpleLa.. 8. harean $50
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City Assessment Roll.

NOTICE n HERKBY GIVEN THAT
~ The 6enerss CITY Assessment Ron q
city a 8aazkis
And farsner setice d hersby given thss
1aid 4asosEzzeuf fsoii Il now open for pab.
bic inspecxleB 81 the once a. sid Clerk In
the Ci<y Hall En- 6ouzh Third sfrss4
whers the same vii realaln Open for Is-
81 O'Clock D. n, and all pernons feeling
Themselves axEriere4 b. any aesenzmenf
thesnan. may apply 10 the Common Csnn-
ciz II aid cry q nesting th.reof 70 30
held On sid MEF n, ls-& Il e0iciock ana.
~ shstr Cpuacl Chlkmber h ths Cify Hail
ktfxs pnh1scsf!sn Nay 8 t&A
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R4nxa LQDoz No ma MKKr
ss<zzdsys q enrk mzzn<k-
- Z ~ RonH<N4 n1n<sfnr
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$500. : 49, : - 80: s.s,.. g - sssss
Ef4F<<fT. q . reGse11his rHze e ts1arpsk
A9azeW =. q ~ IL uF0
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THE LAKE WASHINGTON MILL
and Hoeel fur term Of years fruu
IL La day II MaY, Es3t- Apzly -
z.h& &C. PHINEkY & co
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PRESERVE JARS.

IusT REcEIvKn A LARGE LoT or
u Mssaas J4rs-kalf gaalonA q1kresr
sAl.ens ard ylnsss AKA. Jelly fulnhlers.
WI BE sd q hu<fam prices for ea4A-
CA a~c~r. ecrsSrsssi Ss1sre miH
street, eeAftie. W. !. 0s
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A SCHOOL FOK THx SUMNER n
n wAnen1 ~ . ynHaM ix6y ssnehnr 81
expsxl1noe nnA ahlllty. A&1rnus p. q
Don 80 6eMexlM myia
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Care may ksa . ssA sns eess5Aek
isss wisA prsc.aisa . nsss sPssst = -
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TO DO CHAMBERw0RK AND
1 wAehisx n . hole. AdAssm Tfemonf
HeNsn Th1ra and Mi9 streex3. iSf
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General Once, $50 Dear
born strest, Chicago. rooms
Q and z.
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Moszux Dzxurl- The naosiaa fse .
nee ,sial In sns On .. he ossy e -
AstIe "a Myers 4 Powsrs. fo< vsoaatsse
n ~ Sanday ors5in&nce. wae szkoe1
lssfprs Gael 1nsxies 0rep0s xcS1efdzS
and aented. Ns&ice a. npRsmi % 80
l}nusrzas CpuF1 vas ewes nY - Ak1or-
lieys ass Mysss a Howera
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DIAMOND
VENFILAFoR
ssi'a'ass, ssAsss. eAsrcAss. nssssais,
Dwellings s'saasm. psssssssr,
s,sssias End asadssr.asr csu
fsrs.ss veasilasisa xaaraassea
wasr~yer vesulaue. 10
Rsssirsx.

AreAitcciz snd bailders unite n sxyfnx
oar Nox and . for bed room and okioe
- TIE window.
Our vsnf1lasor On any sizsl, whea
p1aced thr11xh wall o window s.~h a.
. wruasen bar under eAsh. admifs . con
sfsnt Hupply q frceh air npder perfeef
confruL wifhout trsughts; any desired
APARTMENT Ne cGare o. elerrlno rxaarn
EhOul1 BE without q q Il stops b1rxlsrn
cxr1u6eH rain anx dust and keeuN -
ApAftEsent censtsnf1y frrxA wfkhouf rnie
ln0 tAs winAcwA Being he.vlly plated
u nicksl q y r1xy ornzznenknl when d
plAoe The handles serve % r-1ulAts
win1oW.
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City Treasures Notice.

THg TREASURER OF THE CITY or
i scasfas Win pay. On prssentafion. war
ksoa1 fHna. b and inciudinx 50.
IRE fund 70 and Including 80
Gas fnn1. % and including lea
Cemessxy fnnd. 70 an1 including IS
Ne inseresf VII Be allowed GA above
In. LOwMAN,
rirss pahascazion. May & lisa
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- slsnernl Assembly.


7ks funersi Of six victims Of Thurs
szgs Gss q EallivAn's printing works
spet plaes today % Sc. xsvier's Cstho-
Il Ckarcb. f'oar Of them, shs three
Lssas sisssrs and Miss Winn, had one
nsss eelsbrnfsd. All the eoftirs we're
= - ehafeh q one time. ThAg we're
lnese barred with flowers. and she
~ q the lso1se vas crowded, very
Issasiy With working Rifls. The scene
~ noas impFsssive. The other vic
lans vii b buried from different
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Tm SAruspAx Foreman CoscxxzS-
Thai tAsss csassrts are nsw appssci-
sisl b. ear fasAioaabls and masie isssEs
psspls b bsysad ths psradssasure 81 =
stsnha. fsslar Hail 90 Vel nilsd -
tssrdAy sfssrnoan, ttne eessna cseesxs
III sAs sp<tnR ard s1mnsR ssries besnk
elxsn shsnl. with lsdies and eentlemen.
ana ne wsli ARRANGED pfs9raR--isHt
i,n9 snoaxh n0t % os firssenas An1 Iezsk
h,uz slzonah % kesF every o1e In Q Sod
hsaar--was wen sefecssd- k@cA ms
vianal parsicHpans w&s moss we4oou1eiy
rsnaiwsa and many we're the snesfee
air. xUun4 seenna ~ have struck shS
ri9As cAeFa. md the pahlis ars Feapa1a-
"a iibexNlls IN a1lsna&ans 1pon thrss
oonssrsM Nam SATURDAY beinx DscefA-
ktan Dag the es1f1smen usn hare ~
eppossnnisy of e<lng psessRt - tbs e.
isFNhls ecnexgt. Among he artists -.
srssd 70 appeAr ass MsA C1arsAiil. ws<
vii paas esrural charming nznsbers
rpoc shs pisnn. Hrz. y hizslsssy. ira
IieNioksn. Mizs fncrn1sks. Mis- Hall
llr. sssvens, Mr.. Bxili4fxesa an1 III
Yanna. Mr.. foaag uill sisg tes nos
ypsii knoxn King Run. walsh - go
siTated khe aniiencs yex<efsz&y.
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HrH YoRx. Nag 23.-..It weuld be
dinlsulf 10 tsil last Row many hours IA
ahss sisFi iass n,Rht.n said Col. Grans
2hts morninR, rhsoa1ss hts sicep was &C
1oes nroken. "a vas not good night
AaiL his wiikefalnesz was owing 10
pasa eeeAsionsd, 1 think, By she change
. - wsathei. He h feeling pslin tkis
seorpinQ and IL ~ no means as ssznfoxt-
sbls - h uas yesterday
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Secretary N'hitnsy has Issued IA or
1er aboiishing the beard o. detail ere.
1isd II Ocsobsr lass By Ex-sserstary
Chandler.
no Intss-ssAte Csmnescs Csssnaisiee
Nsw YcEK. Mag 93.--Ths United
x1Hasa senate Camnistee ca eF-kasse
spmmeEcc. cisaed its ssssiens hese 10
Nv. Ths eoramitses nor 10 30 Bosten.
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nun1En, Mar 23.-Amos woodruff,
u11dsut q ths Weotrua Oiisss Gar
nsss 4 Hardware Company, and prssi-
d1ai d he woodruff Lumbef Company.
nsds sn individual assiennlsist this
Seeming. Ths liabilities are f200.o0 I;
nnsls, nsminally tl2S.O0.
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WE'LL SGT TIE HoUsR Ar -
" and lie C1arrT GEreH<. kncln4lnR
tAres gell furnlshed ree@s snA kizzAe1
R-uzn1 = ~ 30 . Do11A "a uozk f1yee-
aele tnrznA Appky - ID. G Il MILLER.
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DxsSKR. Coi., May 3.-Lass toeiQht.
- the regulGr Denver and Rio Grande
train ttom Salt Lake was apprc&ehinx
the eity hmti&. terrible explosion TOOK
phase sItrbcsiy nn6er ths enaine, extin-
gushing the lights and breaking the
windows Of the locsmotivs and the for
gard otIslehes, and vioieatiy wnenehia2
tbs raila Dynamite or giant powder
bad svidenty been placed under the
shseperI u the TRACK tbs passengers,
20 the nambor Of 100, were severely
shaken Up and badly frightened. sesruh
failed 90 discover tue perpetrators. TIE
ofhciali OF the railroad assert that the
osltraRs 10 In al probability the vork Of
ssEikars.
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bEaIM. May 3-fhe Government
haa begun . viRcroos oppesitiou 60 the
Socialist movement Meetings have
been prshibited and Socisliss pagers
have been snpprsssed. One man who
Intended 20 pfesbde over q meeting. has
oeen sentenced 10 three mouths fm-
prisonmeut.
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Tia Bruaswseh suoos..s...

BxzLu, May 2.-Windshorst, shs
Ceyiszi leader. has gone 30 oonfsr With
the Dixie Of Camserland In rslation %
the course % be pars1ed. In viev Of the
Prussian GOssrnmsnt's proposal % e.
eiads the latter from the Brenswisk
sn0oaaaiua
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Nksamarust, Nay 8s-The appoint
msus 81 James n. Hawisy, 20 Be q. 8.
Attornsg for The Territory Of Idaho u
annoanesd.
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TucsoS. May 3--An siessiou was
heid today In Pima county 10 determine
ghether $4,000 should be granted the
OAlabasas. Tucson and Northwestern
Railroad. Il vss carried By 9 large
majority. Construction commences in
thirty days.
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aslxun1, Nay 8g-Ths Kussi asns
- - G&io9tn& aRpetntasnisss -
19sater EaHax1 drsms IL
Nexteo. % be 18sernaF sz Na1
MseFm T.siar 0f Khsksss. -
Umsssal u n4knsa ! laeasy G.
~ n ixiAhos - - hassissF IL
AeAkye 81 beiss Clsy. I3she
E<S Ste 70 Csa0oa. % ~ Resolves 81
Mcegs q Resshofg. Or; WIN,
= eot ef osseun, - b Receives
= 1iSsys q Lakssisw. o.. /; y,
- - asasaEk = he seps<tn'
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WAsizuorcs, Nay ga disuatch
80 rstssvsd a. the War Dsparsnsnf %
oAys sayinG that the Apaehes Who e.
eapeo RON sA1 Carries rsssrvssion. have
eoee y tea cireetioa % Tulerusa and
O1oealiens1- IN Nsw Msxzoo. Thrse
eompaniss 81 cavalry from Fort BaYard
ms 500 eomp4nies from Fer Winasts
are IN p1rsait.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-24

Tie rector Of the University has 10.
sued an order fofbiddine the reunion Of
the students. In consequence of the
many duels and quarrels which have
resulted lately from these msstiaea.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-24

kEaIsA. May 2-Ths train convey
inR klei, the captured rebel ehisf, a.
nssd here today. The iSarnsy was
1ede without ineident. Rasl : vel.
poi .oswed some pervoasneas q bsina
handed over 70 the police He dos act
ealk 1ach- Gensral Middleton a.
oeposed the lndian ehisfs Beardy sna
OkeEnassis. and viii proceed immedi-
ateiy from Prinoe Albert % Raftlefora.
where he Will demand the ancoDdi-
eionai Surrender Of tia Indiana
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1885-03-12
Opening of Reservation in Dakota,

Washington Special: The president has
signed an executive order throwing open to
settlement the greater part of the Winnebago
and Crow Creek reservations in Dakota There
are eo,OOO acres in the tract and it lies east of
the Missouri river and just south of Pierre
There are now about 400 Sioux Indians
on these lands. Secretary Teller decided to
open these reservations several weeks ago,
but heidi the announcement of the matter
back until 1t could be seen what would be
done with the presumption repeal in con-
gress. The president and Secretary Teller
are committed to the repeal of the pre- emp
ton act, and preferred to have the Winnebago
and Grow creek lands come into the market af-
ter the repeal should be passed by congress
In that event it could only be open to home
stead settlement Lately they were satisf-
ed by influential Western members that there
was no hope for its passage and there was no
occasion for delay The lands thus opened
will be surveyed and put in the market in the
to great credit in securing this decision from
Secretary Teller as the interior department
had repeatedly decided against petitions to have
We lands in question added to the public do.
main.
Great excitement prevails in Mitchell, and
sll points along the line of the road west to
Chamberlain, occasioned by the rumor that tn,
Crow Creek reservation was thrown open to
settlement by executive order. At the first
intimation of the news hundreds rushed upon
the reservation as squatters, and it is reported
that at least 500 claim shanties have been
erected on the reservation in one day. The
scenes on the streets AID at the land office put
one IN mind of the great excitement during the
big immigration of 1882.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1885-03-12
MINNESOTA LEGISLATURE.
Following are the transactions Of the Lsgis-
lature on Monday the 2d inst

Following are the transactions Of the Lssis-
lature on Monday the I'd inst
The senate Yesterday refused to pass the house
dental expenses In the public examiners ONCE.
In the senate COMMITTEES Of the whole, ysster.
day, the house bill exemptinR parsonagos from
taxation waa recommended to pass. by vote OF
20 TO !. and the. debste concerning II was sh9rt
and not ct all spicy Rev. MI. Pops who testr-
rected tho bill after 1t had been indefinitely post
poned. received hearty congratulations on al
will pass
The Knox bill- was ON the tapis In senate
committee of tho whole yesterday afternoon
and the discussion thereanent was marked with
emphasis of conviction on both sides. Senator
]. B. Gilfllan made strong sDeech in favor Of
the biz ana ,psisted that il svery sudiso. IN ths
additional expense had been advanced why the
bill should not be passed Tho bill would pre-
vent fraud on the part Of either auditor or treas
urer. unless they were In cOllusion, in which
case no legislation possible would prevent
fraud. Senator Doran opposed the bill "as un-
100000 Tho COMMITTEES rsss and reported
progress.
At p. m. yesterday President Gilman an
nounced to the senate the acceptance of the
resignation of State Senator J. B. Gifllan, to
take effect to-day. Senator Castle and Wilson
warm compliments, and the former gave notice
that he would perfect q series Of appropriate
resolutions. Mr. Gilfillan was visibly affected In
his reply. He said he had often felt 1t as an in
fimity that In the heat Of debate he often used
harsher language than he meant. He wanted 1t
fully understood that he left with nothing but
the most kindly feelings toward all.
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