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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-12-06
DRAWING OF APRIL Il, 1855.

John W Haywood, SO Charlton street,
Savannah, Ga OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $4,000
w G Parker, Windfall, Ind ............ 1900
F Spendrup, Donaldsonville, La ....... $4,000
- Washington, d C................. IS 600
J A b Putnam, Mount Pleasant, Tex Is 600
FIR derrick Mas, New York .......... 5000
Henry Orban, United States Marine
Hospital, San Francisco, Cal ......... 5000
Fret Be oh, New York. ...... -. 90. 5000
Bank Of California, San Francisco, Cal. 5000
J NJ Giles, 2l7 Crogham ct, Detroit, Mich. 1000
VIM Collins, G ct, between 9Th and 7Lh
N w, Washington, ID C............... 1000
Dan NJ Morlarty, sos ID ave- New York, 1000
Britton & Koentz, Natchez. Miss. 1000
All Foo, 275 fremont ct, Boston, Mass l,200
h Dounsl lily, StPaul, MINI ........... 1900
A Carter, Hanly, KY .................... 1900
Wells, Fargo & Co, San Francisco, Cal. 1,2OO
P G Wilmarth, New York .............. 1900
Samuel Light, Montgomery, Ala. ....... 1920
Carson Rubey, Gainesville, Tex. 1900
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DRAINING or MARCH 10. lss5.

Geo A Spear, Bay City, Mich ..... $4,000
Henry L Schmidt, Memphis, Tenn ... 5000
Gabe Poinde Nter, Mason Depot, Tenn 5000
Hugh Neil. Mayfeld, Kv................ 5000
t X Roach, State National Bank, New
ilCdHS LsVHU
State National Bank, New Orleans, La. 1000
Lewis johnson & Co, Washington, d Z, 1900
Louis HIM. 43S Turk street, San Fran
cisco. Cal. ......... 1.........-.....-... 1000
Susan Fegan, 400 Hayes st, San Francisco. ] 200
Hirshfeld, San Francisco, Cal ....... 1900
l. LalOnd, San Francisco, Cal ........... 1900
Welbey W Bargin, Richmond, Ky. 1,aQ0
w Washington, Detroit, Mich ......... 1900
James sivas, Early Grove, Miss. 1870
State National Bank, New Orleans, La. 1900
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DRAWING OF JUNE ls, 1885


Morgan Brown, Nashville. Tenn. 90. 10000
Frank NAOMI. WoOdwards Garden, San
Francisco, Cal OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $4,000
W Tucker, San Francisco, Cal. ....... $1,000
Mrs Il Dryer, Savannah. Ga.......... $4,000
Abraham Letter, Savannah, Ga........ is, 00c
VIM May, New York .................. 25OC
w J Robertson, Granbury, Tex. 1900
ID Fitzgerald, Mound City, Ill...... 2,0OC
John Wynn. Detroit. Mich .,.......... 200
National Exchange Bank, Boston, Mass 1900
A A korus, Catasauqua, Pa. 1900
G Z Trube, City National Bank, TT.
Worth, Observation-Disclosures. 2,00t
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DRAWING OF FEBRUARY 10, 1885

A VatuOne, Hotel Italia. cor Pacific and
Sansome ITS, San Francisco, Cal. ..... 1900
Bertha Carey, Algona, Ia............... 500
Mrs B Franz, Mansfield, o ......... 500
First National Bank of Birmingham,
Pittsburgh, tSouth Side), Pa....... 200
+ Goessel, AL st, Washington, D c. 400
Reuben Joel, 60 Monroe st, Lynn, Mass 2,eO
b W Bradbury, Woodland. OAK. ..... 200
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DRAWING OF JULY "a. lss5.

c L Homer, Brookstou. Tex. 1900
r Wales, Bridgeport, Conn........... 1890
s NJ simpson, 272 18th 81, Denver, COL. 1890
" III EckenFoth, S3l Montgomery street,
San Francisco, Cal ................... 1900
G A Pea ley, Persia, IoVa.............. 500
J ID Jinks brOokland, Ark, ............. so
John Cameron wichita Falls, Tex . 500
BOwery National Bank, New York -. 500
BrIttOn & KOuntz, Natchez. Miss. 80. 4,0O
Mrs p J benson, Atlanta, Ga ........ La0
Jennings County Bank, North Vernon,
Ina ...- .....-.. .... ...-............ l,20
J w Sedberry, Waco, Tex. ......... l,90
James II DOwney, Louisville, KY. 10
Louisville City National Bank, Louis
Will, Ky .......... ......,............ 40
X Ashton, Philadelphia, IA ............. I20
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THE ANNUAL RECORD.
Its Enormous and Total Wide Distribu-
ton Oaprices of Fortune.

A partial list OF the prizes above One Thou
sand Dol airs, paid by The louisiana State
Lottery Company during the year ending No
vember, 1885, together with the names and
addresses gwen to the Company by the hold
ers, emitting those who have requestedit.
Receipts for the amounts are on file st the
offices of the Company.
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r Hammond, Lansing, Kas. ..,,...... 1900
A 4 Burr. Jr, Danviile, Na............, 1900
J ii Eyestine, st Joseph, Mo. ....,..-... 1,2O0
K T ROunsavell with Adams Express
Company, Columbus, o ............... 1900
g B Haldemar, Kansas City, Mo-. 1900
DRAWING OF NOVEMBER 10. 1885.
Nj Nelson, 70 Merrimac street, Bos-
ton. Mass. .......- Recommendations. rs. 900
3 H Bettys, Mt Olivet, ky.......... be-. $4,000
cisco. 80. ',........-.'-'..'' -. $4,000
Joseph Pohl, Traverse City, Mich ...... 5000
New orleans. w. 80 t r.'.'..',N''' 10000
Wells, Fargo & Co.'S Bank, San Fran
cisco. ................ ............. 5000
Bank of Madison. Jackson, Tenn. ...... 2.4O0
John Brunton, Galveston, Tex ...,..... 1000
W Campbell 4 60, Florence. Ala ... 2,000
Joseph Denis, Boyd st. San Francisco. 1900
A M Cook, us Market 1T, san Francisco. l,200
For Jasll particulars Qf the Grand Semi An
nudI Draerjn0 Of tAs i5tA INST. see scheme in
another coIumR Of the paper to-day.
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DRAWING OF DECEMBER IS. 1884.

JH Kuttner, Georgetown, Ky........ $50. 900
First National Bank. Memphis, Tenn $4,000
Paul Tischer, California 81, near Kear-
new. san Francisco, Cal ............. Is. 600
Henry Lew, san Francisco. Cal, 49,, $4,000
Geo NJ ShackelfoI d, Fireman NJ &CRR,
collected through Bank of Commerce,
Memphis, Tenn ........ ............ $1,000
Germania NATL Bank, New Orleans, La 5000
Albert Albert Mass 9s,,h Employees of A Goebel
wv TpIeT p tnauu, \ Co, Brewers, De-
Benz Noes, "o'u' D'''N '''''''''' ''VVV
Gus Phillips, Memphis, Tenn .......... 5000
Memphis, Tenn ,..........'.' .,,.' 5000
Mich ..e.' -. ......,.,,..' 5000
w Hightower, Dublin, Ga............ 1000
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DRAWING OF JANUARY Ia. 1885

UHA WING OF J IN Q MI 10, 1850,
Thos NJ Thornton, Shelbyvlle, Ill ..... rs 900
Lee sampson, Slgournev, la ........... 5000
Daniel Shut, Chicago, Ill ............. 5000
State National Bank, New Orleans, La 5000
II Il Browne, Fairmnunt, Int ...... 5000
Hall, with Sanger Bros, Dallas, Tex 1000
Fred Cheadlc, Dallas, Tex ............. 1900
Louis h Kachan, of Silk, krouse & Co,
Cincinnati, o ........ ..........:...... 1900
o ] Ferris, Cincinnati. O.............. 1900
II G Vines, Lincoln, Neb,.............. l,200
Wells, Fargo a. Co, San Francisco, Cal 200
John II Mason, New London, CT. ...... 1900
II g White, Helena, Montana. 200
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FERTILIZERS.
BALDWIN B. CO.'S
HIGHLY AMMONIATED
VEGETABLE
FERTILIZER.

The only beneficial substitute Cor
Peruvian Guano.
We NOW have = good supply or this
fertilizer and shall keep fully sap
plied during the season.
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MEDICINE COMPANY

MACON, GA.
Wholesale by OsCEOLA BUTLER, SOLO
MONS n CO., LIPPMAN BROS, L. G.
and 6. NJ. HEIDI g. co. Sold by
all druggsts
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DRAWING on AUGUST u. 1ssI

OfeA NlNU VI A1dOoL IL 1881
Gebhardt Topping, T93 Market street,
San Francisco, Cal. ..............' 5000
Frank N Searies, Bismarck, Dak ....,.. $1,000
Frank Noble. London, Ont, Canada,
col. through MOsons Bank, London,
Ont .........,....... .............. 1900
Chas. Rode, Humboldt ave, Milwaukee,
wis '.::.....,..;........; ;..,,..... -. 500
matt, ohio ....-. -.............,....... 5000
J NJ Briant, South whitley. Ind ....... 5000
Wells. Fargo x Co.'s Bank, San Fran
cisco. ........ ....-.... ...... co.. 000
Edward Straub, Crescent City, Call. 1900
VIM q Widmayer, 50 Centre Market,
Washington, d. C................... 1000
VIM Lewis, Washington, ID. q ...... 1900
VIM Brown. Madison. New Mexico. 1900
II Is Myers, 1906 Baltimore ave-, Kan
Ba6 City. DO -..st..-.s.- .............. LOO
Fred Attinger. Carlos Place. San
Francisco, CALI. -....t.............. loo
Henry Dittman. l0l5 Union Street, San
Francisco. Cal ..... ......... ......... 100
Edward Kaiser, New York.............. ~ o
Adolph Rudolph, New York ........... 1900
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. mock, Leayeuworth. Kas ........... Is. 0Ot
J...o J WIS, Wameg hss -. 800,
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Ter ... ........... 500.
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Cal. .........s..-.. ..s........... 100
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bridge, Mas. .... ..... ......... LOO
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DRAWING OF OCIOBEh -, 1855.
Antonio verdogo, Scott street, San
weiis. Fargo 4 cos Bank, San Fran 1870
cisco. -. s.s.ss4....ss....... 1900
J d Hii. BAY 81 Louis, Miss............ 10000
lewis HS'i iiy@ei. Aleiers, La ........ 1900
4 So ss euSaell. esayma., Meaico -. 1900
Mr. II n Kibbcn, lzs Ellis street, San
Patric. Conner. Sc Golden Gate ave,
San Francisco, Cal. ... i. .t.........4. 5000
william Harty. HaYana, Cuba. ........ ace
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1885-06-26

Commissioner Of immigration, Lauren
Dunlap, has gathered sufficient statistics
and become sufficiently acquainted with
the business outlook Of the country to
unhesitatngly predict for Dakota greater
future prosperity than has ever been
dreamed Of by it's most enthusiastic citi-
zens. From nearly all the states he has
reports of great shrinkage in the yield Of
wheat, and letters Of inquiry about Dakota.
His Office is at present located in Huron,
where he is surrounding himself with all
the statistical and descriptive matter for
free circulation that small Legislative
appropriation will admit OF. Had the
last legislature appropriated sufficient
sumsay $4,000 for advertising pur-
poses Mr.. Dunlap could have estab-
lished an Office at Chicago, the entrepot
for all northwestern immigrants, and ac-
complished wonders. However, by his
energy and push, he hopes to accomplish
much for the territory during the next
two years, and by little effort the press
and the people of the territory can assist
him greatly.
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1885-06-26
NEWS IN BRIEF,

John Mccullough, the actor, is reported
to be hopelessly insane, in New York city.
By the wreck of the steamer Italia sixty
five lives were lost. IA. .i.E. :.,.s,s.. = s
The Minnesota state horticultural society
is in session in Minneapolis. The exhibits
are very creditable. e.. II. i.
Gordon's diary makes a book of 500 pages.
It gives complete history Of Gordon's op-
erations in the Soudan.
. Freeman's journal, Dublin, approves of
the appointment of Earl CarnavOn, who, it
says, will be good viceroy, so far as vice
roys go. 5.- fs5 E.s} .'5a !g.sE, T..
+ Cincinnati received her first car of water
melons just as the thermometer dropped
thirty-fve degrees and started people to
building fires. s'&t$r5
x Ex-naval secretary Chandler is out in a
cauStic card assailing secretary Whitney.
charging him with working the failure Of
the Dolphin on the trial trip, to injure him
(Chandler.) a., aE.sr5s
New York dairymen are not satisfied
with the decision of the court Of appeals in
the oleomargarine caes. They state that it
was a bogus test case, put up by the Oleo-
margarine men. +s;
Hon. Henry B. Stanton, who has been a
newspaper writer for sixty-six years, will
be- given a reception by the New York
press club Saturday, on the occasion of his
eightieth birthday.
"A. F. LOngley, superintendent Of the seed
division Of the agricultural department,
will be removed on July 1st. His successor,
who has not yet been appointed, viii prob
ably be from Ohio,
An American who recently passed
through Batoum, q town In Asiatic Russia,
on the Black sea coast, states there are
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1885-06-26
Prisoners Escape.

p ST. CLAIR, Minn, June 25.-Two military
prisoners en- route from Ft. Buford to Still
water, under sentence of two years each,
for horse stealing escaped from the train,
near this city today. Friends on the train
furnished them with files which they used
to good advantage while occupying water
closets alone, from the window of which
they jumped after relieving themselves of
their manacles.
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1885-06-26

"a Is e 81
# Hon. JOHN SHERMAN, when the anti
Chinese bill was before the senate, voted
against it. He recently visited the Pa
:cific slope, and his mind has undergone a
change on this subject He now regards
Chinese immigration as an unmitigated
evil and says that il he had understood
the subject as he does now he would have
voted differently. There is nothing like
being brought face to face with an evil to
cause one to understand it. IF those
eastern philanthropists who take such an
interest in the Indians, would take the
trouble to come out west and study the
Indian question, their views would under.
90 sudden and radical change. 1t
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1885-06-26
BISMARCK WEEKLY TRIBUNE: FRIDAY. JUNE 26, 1885

tion Of 9 reservoir system, the city grant
ing exclusive franchise and taking GER
tain number Of hydrants orfre purposes.
The contract will be similar to that
of Fargo, Sioux Falls, Pierre and other
Dakota towns. The system will cost
nearly 500, 600, and will bring to Bis
marck from $50, 900 to $75, 600 Of foreign
capital. Insurance will be greatly re-
duced and the benefits to be derived in
the way Of shade trees and lawns can moi
be realized in dollars and cents. The
decided stand that the new mayor and
council have taken in this matter will be
warmly applauded by the people.
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1885-06-26

IT MUST vex the late Hon. John B.
Raymond to have President Cleveland
insist upon the execution of his order to
vacate the Winnebago and Grow creek
reservation. Mr.. Raymond was the man
mainly instrumental in getting President
Arthur to issue the order throwing that
reservation open to settlement. During
his whole term in congress he worked
persistently to that end, in the interest Of
south Dakota, to which section Of the
territory he is most warmly attached.
After all that he did for south Dakota,
the politicians down there betrayed him
at the Pierre convention.
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1885-06-26

IT HAS been proposed to have reunion
OF the last legislature of Dakota, at some
one of our northwestern summer resorts
A representative OF the TRIBUNE has
talked with several of the members on
this subject and they were all in favor Of
it. Some of them mentioned Mime
tonka as the most appropriate place for
holding the meeting. While that is a
pleasant and attractive resort, it is out of
the territory. The TRIBUNE would sug-
gest if such a reunion is held that the
month of August would be the best time
and that Devils Lake would be the most
appropriate place mot by any means on
account of it's name but because it is
one of the largest and most beautiful
sheets of water in all the northwest, and
that region Of country is one of the most
attractive in Dakota. The hotel accom-
modations there are good and it is easily
accessible by rail. No doubt the people
of that enterprising city would warmly
welcome the visiting Statesmen and make
their sojourn there pleasant. The mem
bers would enjoy the reunion and see
something of the great territory for
which they legislated last winter. By all
means let the reunion be held at some
point. While the TRIBUNE would prefer
to have Devils Lake selected, it will be
well suited with any point that may be
chosen anywhere in the territory. i.
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1885-06-26

The New York World claims that Mr..
Blaine will be the candidate of the re-
publican party in 1883. The truth of the
matter is that Mr. Blaine has no aspira-
tions in that direction. He did not desire
the nomination last year. His friends all
over the country rallied to his support,
and ne was nominated. No effort was
made by him, personally, to secure the
prize. Il he is nominated it will not be
by any effort of his. The only time he
ever sought the republican nomination
was in 1876, when it went to Hayes.
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1885-06-26

NEBRASKA has abolished the grand jury
system. This, of course, affects only
cases in the state courts, as the constitu-
ton of the United States secures to per-
sons accused of crime in the federal
courts the right of having the charge
against hlm passed upon by grand jury.
The law sweeps away the venerable legal
institution which has hitherto been re-
garded as essential to the liberty and se-
curity of the citizen. .-
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1885-06-26
many gun factories in full operation there.
They are being worked secretly and under
such Disgusting names as hospitals, asy-

MANY g,In factnr;es, IN full nnerat;nn there
Ihey are being worked secretly and under
Isucn dlsgulslng names as hospitals, asy-
Il'llfls, lums,s etc. ETC.
lss Cadet Rarrios son If Tho late President
Rarrios 4 descr;bed as 90 .tG i;+tia failnw b,,t
STRAIGHT as san an arr arrow. ~ " who % stems tens along mo
oyer the West Point parade ground with
The steamer ST P;erre arrived IN Hall
fax yesterfay from n, 81 A P;erra @ = She h had l IN
board sixty-fsve If the he offscers and crew rev Of
the steamer T,ake Manifnha wrackad at.
LongieV island nn the 4tb Inst -
., '' - y. ''o -. Aii'~
The attendance at the Minnesota state
dalIymen's convention, in Moorhead, yes.
terday, numbered 500. a very interesting
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1885-06-26

AS ILLUSTRATIVE of the various and
uncertain character of Dakota politics, it
is noticed that at the republican conven-
ton in Sanborn county last Saturday,
some of the leading members were prom
inent democrats. At the republican con-
vention in that county last fall the chair
man of the democratic central committee
was delegate, and seconded motion
that only republicans be nominated.
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1885-06-26

THERE seems to prevail among GER
tain class of young men who have become
democrats since the last presidential cleo
tion, an ambition to start democratic
papers to show what solid democrats
they are. These deluded youths will
lind out in the course of few months
that the democratic party does not need
newspapers. It is not a reading or lit
erary party. The only faction of this his
toric party that cares any thing for reading
matter is the mugwump attachment that
joined it last year, and the real old fash
ioned Jeffersonian and Jacksonian men
tai pabulum is not at all to their liking.
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1885-06-26
The Firemen's Tournament.

4 k rr II y 3
Sioux FALLS, June q. The closing day
of the tournament was signalized by the
novelty ladder race. Langly, of Huron,
won the first prize; Pierre the second. In
the hundred yards foot race, Ather-
ton, Of Aberdeen, first; Lawson, Of
Deadwood, second. Free for all hose race
was won by team Of picked men Of Dead
wood and Chamberla ain; Sioux Falls second
Sioux City third. a man named Laslin,
employed to run with Sioux Falls, sold the
race to Sioux City, and was mobbed and
pounded severely, but was protected by the
sheriff. G. S. Pratt, of Huron, won the sill
yer cup for fast skating at the rink. The
town is being painted red. Three Thousand
dollars changed hands during the day on
the races.
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1885-06-26

Es THE general land office order issued
by Commissioner Sparks on April Sd, six
days after he had assumed the duties Of
his office, suspends in a large portion OF
the United States the issue of patents up
on entries under the pre- emption, home
stead, desert land, timber, and timber
culture acts. This man who knows nothing
of the land laws and probably less of the
country assumes that all settlers on the
public lands are perjurers. He assumes
that all land lawyers are rascals. He
proposes to organize an army Of spies and
informers to watch the settlers on govern
ment lands. To carry out his plan will
involve an outlay Of many million dollars.
v The espionage system which commenced
in 1876, when congress mrde small ap-
preparation to pay special agents to ferret
out fraudulent entries, has grown to be
q nuisance. During the four years of his
incumbency commissio McF Farland
spent $7OO, 900 in the attempted detection
of one kind and another of frauds in the
public land service. And what good re-
suited? Honest settlers have been put to
deal of trouble and expense and a COM
paratiyely insignificant number Of cases
made out. Now comes Commissioner
Sparks and proposes to multiply this
army Of spies, to suspend all patents un-
til they can make report in every case.
This order, if carried out, will retard the
growth of our territories, especially Da-
kota. Pre-Amptors can not borrow the
money to prove up with, and settlers COM
ing into the country will avoid the pub
Lie lands. It may be justly called an
order to drive off settlers already on gov
.ernment lands and prevent new comers
from settling on those lands. Bourbon
democracy always was opposed to the
homestead law, and it is a natural enemy
to the growth and progress of this or any
other territory, AS long as that party re-
mains in power we here in the northwest
may as well be prepared for hostile orders
and laws. The effects OF this stupid, ty-
rannical and Illegal order Of Commission
or Sparks will soon be felt in Dakota.
The people must learn what bourbon
democracy really is by sad experience.
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1885-06-26
The Crops,

ST. PAUL, June 25.-M. c. Lawrence of
Dickinson, Dak. brought in samples of
growing grain this afternoon. Wheat
stalks were thirty inches high; barley, thir-
ty-six inches; oats, thirty-eight inches; bar
ley, heading out. Crops all along the line
look well, ~EE
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1885-06-26

Ar LAST it seems likely that Bismarck
is to have g thorough system Of water
works. Other cities in the territory have
fairly outdone Bismarck in this respect
but the council Wednesday emphatically
demonstrated the fact that Bismarck
shall not longer be- in the rear ranks. An
ordinance was passed authorizing the
mayor TO enter into contract with Mr..
p. a. BLY, for the immediate construc-