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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1885-01-07

A GOOD story is told Of a country
parson, who went to preach in a re-
mote parish church. The sexton, in
taking him to the chapel deprecatingly
said: II hope your reverence won't
mind preaching from the chancel. Ye
see, chapel's a quiet place, an I've got
a duck settin' on fourteen eggs in the
pulpit"
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1885-01-07

war upon The Eailrosds 10 Tie next ses-
sion Of The Wisconsin Legislature, and
viii sndeavor 70 secure the enactment OF
: law prohibiting discrimination in
freight rates.
J. b. 6cHwAxr, dealer In dry goods 1t
Fort Madison, Iowa. hAs suspended.
Liabilities ~. eco.
JosEPH YoULrox wa killed by falling
175 feet down the shaft of the Rock
Island mime at Lexington, Montana. He
leaves . wife and child.
BIZ the explosion Of the boilers OF the
tug Admiral, ct Chicago, ave men wers
killed. and all that portion OF the vessel
above the water line was blown away.
No trace Of the i've victims could be
found, except the remains Of . man on
one side Of the river and = boot, . bat.
tered hat and some pieces OF flesh ON the
other.
FIRE In Grcenbaum's dry goods estab-
lishmsnt, Omaha, Nsb., completely
ruined the stock, valued at &25, GOD.
Fully insured. Tho building was not
materially damaged.
FIRE at McGregor. Iowa, destroyed
Benton's Stave Factory. Insured.
FIRE at Ipswich, Dakota, wiped out \
large part OF the business portion of the
town. Loss, eco. 900; insurance, $12, 900.
JOSH COMPTON,, a convict at Joliet, ILL.,.
made his escape from the pe~nitentiary
BY climbing . waite. pipe on the east
cell house and lowering himself to the
outside by means Of y roTe. The feat Of
climbing the water pape. a hundred feet
high, was considered IN impossibility
This % the iirst successful attempt to es.
care hom inside the walls 1t Joliet in
many years.
Pleas ANDERSON was caught near
Blakesburg. Wapello County, Iowa, by
a gang OF men, taken to . school house
near by and = mock trial held. in which
he vas convicted Of the murder of CHRIS
McAllister on Nov. 6, 1882 Masked
men then appeared and took him to q
tree ct the scene Of the murder and hung
him. Anderson had stood trial for the
crime before and been acquitted.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1885-01-07

For Throat Diseases, Coughs, Colds,
ETC., efectual relief 10 found in the use oi
"Bropn's bronchial Trochss.'' Price Is eta,
Sold On{p IN bOres
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1885-01-07
The Cowboy ON RolIer.Skates.

II am more used to riding horseback,
and as soon as ] straddled the layout ]
was wishing / had q buck rein, because
I expected them to stiffen their knees
and 60 to bucking, but they didn't. !
walked them over to the other end OF
the corral to gentle 'em a little, and
directly they started of on an easy
canter and were coming around back
into the herd; and there was a dude
there with q stiff hat who was trying
to cut out a Polled Angus heifer in q
blue dress, and I fouled, roped both
my hind legs in q h0op-skirt, and it
had me stretched out, ready TOR brand
ing, quicker'n a spring calf can bawl
with his mouth open and his lungs
stretched. But l got up and got on
again, and you ought to seen me exer.
else them vehicles! OF course, they'd
buck, when I tried to hurry 'em, and
they would rare up and fall back when
/ tried to stop EN- too quick; but III
leave it to the boss herder Of the whole
lot if / didn't gallop 'em round there
for three or four hours and had EN-
roll over and over with me, and didnh
get me Off"
fr
WE accidentally overheard the following
dialogue ON the street yesterday:
jonas. Smith, why don't you stop that die
gusting hawking and splitting?
Smith. How can III You Know I am Z
martyr to catafrh.
J. DO = I did. l had the disease in III
worst form, but l Am well now.
s. what did you do for IT.
J. / used Er. cages Catarrh Remedy. II
cured me and II will cure you.
8. I've heard Of Il, and, by Jove, IN try II
J. Do 20. You'll md 1t at all the drug
otorea In town.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1885-01-07

Tnz Chinese must 20, and all Americans should
so-and buy . bottle Of Carboline, tho dsodor.
ICED petroleum hair remover and dresser. Sincl
the recent improvement, nc preparation even
had such . sale or gave such general ~satisfao-
ton - Carb0line. 6old by ell druggists.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1885-01-07
hops ! halt BlTTERS

Recommended BY physicians, ministers and
nurses.
I prescribe Hops and MALT hit.
tera regularly id mi practtce.-ROBERT
TURNER, n. D., Flat Rock. Mich.
II you cannot get Hops and MALT
Rifters Of your druggist we win send u,
xples paid. Oh receipt Of regular price. u
Ger bottle. We prefer that yOu buy It from
your druggist; but II he has not got II 40
order Al oucc from VI a. directed, Do mot
ret Hops and MALT Ditters cen.
founded with other inferior preparations OF
similar name. Take nothing but Hops
and MALT BltterS.
HOPS & MALT BITTRRS CO., Detroit, Mich.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1885-01-07
FORGET

There IL no inffmity 20 oppressive and bur-
Aeusome to the human mind a. that tired feel
itr OF whieh ~ many complain on the ap-
proach Of SERIOUS disorders. The depression
and dependency of spirit attending this etate
are Unreasonable. ThHt constant drain that
b taking from your system all its former
elsst city, driving the bloom from your
cheeks; that Continued strain upon your vital
forces, rendering you irritable and fretfui.
DON'T FORGET, al of these ailments can DO
easily removed d permanently cured, BY
the use OF
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1885-01-07
ksnsington Medical and
Surgical InArmary

MILWAUKEE,, Wl9s
The most extensive De6R.
cal innrmary In the United
states. DIR. KENsINGrOM
President and Medical N:
WHAT WE DO: wetrsaa
all forms Of chronic dio.
eases. We give special -
tention to al disease OF
the eye and ear. We use
the most improved meth.
nda In the Treatment OF ca
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1885-01-07

For . cold in the head, there IL nothing DO
good Is Piso's Remedy for Catarrh.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1885-01-07

BEWARE OF the incipient stages of Consump
ton. Take Pieo's Cure In time.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1885-01-07

9yD94 U!lSe - -
MSNoetk6kn NNnete. ytaeeaeia, A!nnesetas
- o0feea; ~ - nasn itaes, hfaaehes
SS&&e6l8eee resell ~ tne e!eet beetpees
a&31fi1o ~ NJ NoetAgest en4 Far Wet, ~ ra4-
S361}V n6opofu he aeocslpetoo ~ ohost Llns.
80 - nouse betWeeA @a
,MlAWsakssses. Rsal - IL
6liwsnnss, = crs.ss1ana
= nuwasksss Aesrassa -
sn~..H.4. - Css,u. "a
mEssss.Gn~s.Hss. su..sa. A.
4awsnkss Dsavsv -. 90
chlSSsss nllNaaksss WaahmAa -
eESeSSss Hssaskss. MaAassa -
ISiwssSses owaasaaa 40
Ossss,1' ssssss. sa.asys,s. - -.
01fssss. 49,. nseksssa - -
Sllsese. nssk raaaa1 -
- III. -. 5s;is ..l
M,lwaenss nlssASll ~
5s5zs1: Dses4as. -. Es.l saa
na1s.Sss3 $500. =. rs.l - n,n-
The Home advocate. (Farmerville, La.) 1885-1???, 1885-02-18
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES o.
MAILS

Mails for Edo rado, Ark, aud nterme-
date Offices; Cherry Ridge. Lone Well,
HIiisij4Io} depart Monday, "Wednesday,
Friday at 6 a. n. 4 rive at p. IN.
Mails toI S,nth and East. Via Rnanc,
depart daily. SUNDAYS cXceltcdy at : a.
m. Arrive at ) p. III. Of same dry,
Mails for Shiloh depart daily. {Sunday
eXcepted,, at ! y. III, Arrive a, II H.
Mails for Spearsvillr, depart Wednes-
days ard Saturdays 1t G 4. III. Arrive
same days at y. H.
Mails FOR Marion d.par, Tuesday and
Friday at 6 a. III. Arrive same days 1T )
p. III.
Mails fox Oakland arpait Monday and
Thurs1a' AT IA. m. Aislv. IN The same
days at ! ,. ~
Mails ioi Unachi;a City depart Satur
Gay at Ga. III. Arrive same day at 8 p. III.
Mails from D'Arhonnc, Bell and Vienna
depart Monday and Friday al a. IN. Ar
rive Tuesday, aud Saturday at Z p. III.
Nails for Homer and intermediate off
teS. Cane Ridge, Lisbon and Arizona),
depart Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
10 All mails close half hour before de-
partnrc.
OfFicE HorRs.-Moucy Order Depart
mrnt from & 8 =, Is 5 il III. Regular let
ter department from : a. III. to ) y. m.
Sunday delivery from 9 to % q. n.
l. SAEsIEE. Posinia.,tcy-
The Home advocate. (Farmerville, La.) 1885-1???, 1885-02-18
Rev. Father NVilds'
EXPERIENCE.

The lev. Z. r. Wilds. vell-krown city
missionary in Now York. and brother
Of the late eminent Judge Wilds, OF the
Massachusetts Supreme Court, writes
rs follows:
rs 4. SIR 81. Efr YORK.. Ary lG. 1852.
NEssns. J. {. AVER q Co.. Gentlemen:
Last winter l WAS troubled with q mos,
uncomfortable itching hunor affecting
moro especially my linlbs. which itched So
intolerably ut night. and burned 50 Intense
~, that l could scarcely bear any clothing
over them. 1 WAS aieu q sufferer from i
se-ere catarrh ana catarrhal cough my
appetite was poor, am! my system good
deal run down. Knowing the vaiue Of
AYERS SARsAPARiLLA, by observation OF
many other cases, and from personal nso
III former years, | began taking il for tho
Apovc-namcd disorders. My appetite I'M
proved almost from tho first dose. After
short time the fever and itching were
allayeI. AMI all signs OF irritation of tho
skin disappeared. My catarrh ana cough
were also cured by tho same means, and
my general health greatly improved. until
1t Is now excellent. ! feel a hundred per
cent stronger. and I attribute these results
70 the use Of the ShESAPARILLA, which
I recommend with all confidence as the
best blood medicine ever devised. l took
1t in small doses three times 4 day, and
used. in AL, less than two bottles. place
these facts at your service, hoping their
publication may do good.
Yours respectfully, z. r. WILDs."
The above instance is but one of the many
constantly coming to Our notice, which prove
tho perfect adaptability of AYERS SAEsA-
PARILLA to tho cure of all diseases arising
from impure or impoverished blood, and y
weakened vitality
The Home advocate. (Farmerville, La.) 1885-1???, 1885-02-18

AYERS ( !:
Hair Vig0s;:
restores, with the gloss and ire5hne'
youth, faded or gray ia,. to q natural
Blown color, Or deep black. IS moy he da
Ey It's Use light or seI hair may b. dark
tim hair thichcned. art L;.ldncss ar,
though not always, cured.
II checks fallrs Of tAc bar, md ! J,
lAtos a weak aud s;c&,y growth to ss% .
prevents and cures scuyl and iaud'rH
heals nearly every disease peculiar
scalp. rs a Lc;iies' Fair Dressing
NiGpR IS uncgnal!c.i; il contains Ael~
,or dye. rcn,,eIs tho lIar svit. gloss
EILEEN III appearance and inpartp > as@ 81
agreeable, and lasting lellunc.
Me-. (. +. 3R,cHeR writes from ~
Jriy 5, lss2 La. fail my hair to!hls
falling out. and IN IL short time !
nearly bald. used part Of eor
ASrii'$ HAIR NiGuE, which st@ppsd' la y
ing OF the ha;r, and started a ueH grow. -
have now Il tull head of halr growiiet
cusly, and am convinced that I'M "
nse ot Your preparation should la's'
entirely bait"
J. ". BOWEN. proprietor Of tie hss \
(Ohio) ERGuirtr, says :"trEE's D. hiE'r
- most excellent preparation ~ uss
speak Of II from my own ogpe,leae. d
use promotes the growth &C lew hs.,,
makes It glossy End soft. The V.Goks
. sure cure for dGn6ruT. iIos Wine
kn"wlcl9f E35 the prcpa, atllE 9Te!
t. give entire satisfaGtioc''
SIT, hSGrs FhIsa.AlrN. a.srd
Celebrated " fairhaIrn Family" Of W
Nocalisfs. writes from Eoa on. lNtt@h
$50. liver since my tsif b gan wgr
very evidence OF the change vhichsT I,
time proeCreth, | have used AfEH,g
FIGor, and so have beea able 10 ~.
appearance Of ycatlfI'ucss - Sa,I
Considerable consequence - Ia.H>'tTs
tors, actors. ana IN fact every one Fip'
in the eyes of The PUBIC"
Mrs. .. ~ FRKsc, TT. y citing ffonf -,
81, E'.ufieSto}rA, NtsS., .!p'ii =. ~
Tive wears ago about twu-thir,is Of n,rTt
came OIL. IL Trimmed very rapidly, aspt
fast growing bald. On using AftK,
EIiOE the falling stopped and rev rev,
commenced. auA in abu,,. a month ia .
Wis completely cGyeraN with shof' ~
has continued IT, grow. and ls now %
before i; fill. regularly 1sed aat 81"
of the NIG"l.. bgt nos ssa :! osc4''-''
a dressl.c.' I'd
We l.avo hundreds Of similar icstp
% the efficacy Of AYERS HAZE i'0
needs but trial to conr,u,c lie iiio's Il
ca. Of it. value.
PREPARED nY
D., l,C.Ayer& Co., Love-,
eprIH7 I'll rrITGi7S'
The Home advocate. (Farmerville, La.) 1885-1???, 1885-02-18
- htep tic striped bee
the vines. the experiment

ne vines. the experiment
was :ried Of piacjA. coIncohs dip
ped III coal tar near the hill
While the practice did not entirely
prevent the lavaccs Of the beetle,
Their numbers were largely dmi,
nislcl.
II you a.c located near a town or
manufacturing village consider
What crops will be in demand.
Fam ga!denirg in sucI, localities
almost invariably yields the most
profit. 1t is poor policy to raise
low priced crops on high priced
lands.
Michigan is fast coming to the
front as a hort loln stronghold.
and will be heard from at fairs and
shows in Tie West next fall. It's
herds are in tie hands OF energetic
men, WHO will spare no pains to
futler tie general interest Of the
State, al especially the short
horn interest.
Turpcntine, coal oil aud Vine
gar, equal parts, well shaken TO-
gether, and rubbed on the eggs of
the lot fly On horses legs, will ii:
terly kill them after abont three
applications. This is a safe and
easy remedy to apply in the season
when the hy is troublesome. is
much better to kill thesepests than
to run the lisk Of their getting in.
to horses stOmachs.
Successful farming will dnrcnd in
the future. largely in avoidance O:
waste. We are learn ng how 10
make land productive; ho~ to
market crops advantagecusl.:
when to SOW and when to reap
are we learning how to save? We
lose from negligence: from unskiiful
manipulation offarm products; from
keeping Improbable stock: from
Wasteiulness in feeding; from hiring
cheap and insufficient Le'l'. These
losses seem intangible but hey
represent ''hard cash"
The american Cultiratoy says
oGr farmers are generally over
stocked with horses, which are
kept ldie through. Tic winter to
tho great loss of lie owner. Some
WORK more than "cclng chores
should be devised. to utilize these
animals and make them earn their
living. Halt the chores generally |
consist of inr I'm tie l.rsDs.
The Home advocate. (Farmerville, La.) 1885-1???, 1885-02-18
QUEER FREAKS OF MEN

, The late Secretary F'oI@cr had an
! insane idea that tharc was a charm
| in he figure ). When i,oy. and
. later on in life, he bad Il fashion Of
doing a thing :h:ee times that only
had to br done once. He would
eat three pcaclieS-nu more, and
no less. # he had four he would
hrow one away.
II he should eat more than three
he would eat twice three or three
times three. 1the was 10 ride horse
back he would MONT three times
before starting. Up to his death he
had way OF saying ''good day.
three times to those he met, and in
letters to his family he invariably.
wrote IN three. pages. Judge l'ol9cr
often alluded 10 the idioSyticraSv
He said that from his earliest re-
mclnbrance he bad an oycr,.ower-
ing belief in the cabalistic power
OF The number 3. He thought it
had been transmitted to bin from
his father. or that he had Gotten IT
from a superiiitious nurse. When
a small boy he walked mile to
school, and he afterwards acknowl
edged that he had Oh more than
one day tlaversed the distance
three times making six miles in
all, before he felt safe in entering
the sth"ol.hoiiSr.
The late Theodore Stevens could
not pass pin without picking i,
up. Furthermore, lie always wall,
ed around, il necessary to get the
point toward him before pick ing
it up.
II Senator Vance hears 4. ce4clltJ
eio" l''3 45.a -inu!nrlit he IS nervous
'nr 4 week for fear that some ciIam- |
it's is about to hap! zen.
The Home advocate. (Farmerville, La.) 1885-1???, 1885-02-18

--Ghcle are seventeen sewing So
cietits in Battlcboro, Vt. The I'M
happy town should change its tame
to Prattlehoro without loss of
time. philadelphia Isecold.
The Home advocate. (Farmerville, La.) 1885-1???, 1885-02-18
which for want OF exercise come

which for want OF exercise come
out with soft and habby muscles
in the spring. Some far!,i work
should be i'll progress every work
ing day in the year.
a very common mistake, or
fault, is committed by farmers in
permitting all kinds OF stock 70 rnu
together in one yard Or inclosn;re.
uolses, co!ts-wiliuh aye fiixky
creat,Tes-hullS, COWS. sheep. pigs
and fowls. Ii! r.u i. o..t ya:l us
field. The horses worry the colts:
the colts chase the cows and sheep:
the COWS hook" he colts: the bulls
gore the horses: the pigs worry
the COWS ard sheep, and often de-
stroy the rev born calves and
lambs: The fowls and ducks are
trampled on: and there is a sad
time all round.
- - -
OT- EEL, E'pIrA !tS bt' MEN
The Home advocate. (Farmerville, La.) 1885-1???, 1885-02-18
SCROFULA

,ou sc-cr,,rs 1isaasas Sorps Erv aipc-
an" '.i 81 ,,.,,, ~
lns, tczshR' hi"'ci''e' A'N
,rors. Carbuucles, Hoiis, anu ErH?ttors
49,, S,,;, oro Mo direct result Of n,
:" WAC 49,,
~ o,.ro ,,,... d;-a,s.s ,g,o blend D,n.. be
,,,rj,,od au,; restored 70 a haa,,!,- a,ii Ia
t,roI ,ona..;on Ayrs's S,v<Ar,:lLt, has
,.,,.r ,,o,,, ,e,o,,,,ir.,, hv ami.
''' "''' 80
Eent nlcdicat ad'AuE!'l"s 10 tte il''' l'"'-
er:ul blooi purifier ~ avistc.ce, !. trees
d., sr..au, from, ali .,.,1 ,r,,>rs ,,,r;,.taa
~ .-,.
ana strengthens the htftt, removes IA -
The Home advocate. (Farmerville, La.) 1885-1???, 1885-02-18
ITEMS FOR FARMERS.

An old stockman gives, as his
opinion. that cattle never become
fat enough on grass to iniure their
breeding qualities.
It takes good deal Of rornnleal
10 cOunterbalancc the effects OF
frosty ar coming through numcr,
GUS creyices in the hog pen.
Have the stables warm enough
to keep ;hc horses comfortable
without blankets, they will stand
the cold better hen ont of door.
The fam yard without a good
feeding rack; or racks, isnot COM
plc:r. Hay is worth more to sell
than 10 waste ny careless feeding
III tie open yard,
a New York farmer reports II,
he HustaHnGa that h raised $500
bushels Of turEips on Ave and ones
half acres ofland, at cost of toui
e'hali cents per hi.s!lel.
WAS raised after tie clain
The Home advocate. (Farmerville, La.) 1885-1???, 1885-02-18
TUFTS HAIR DYE.
AYERS
Cherry Pectoral.


- "'o ~ ,'.' '"~ - '''''1
&ttack as those affecting the throat ard lungs
none SO tritled Will, by the majority Of suffer.
or. Tho orJinarv c:,,4r or cn,,i r.sr,,i,'c
A"' o'N'ii''' .'"ai VI eo'o' 'cs'''i'e
Perhaps IRON s.H'hS or unconscious cX'
los'''e' Is '.t'h w 'He esehli','s q 9 la'a'
S'@shess' AtaHS CHERRY lENi"RAL has
well ProTcn lis cricacy in "A i0Gty wears fsht
800, '''' $50 N-'s',o - ''''' --''"'o -
''Ne" III al cases without delay
4 Terrible Cough Cured.
"In Isl, took a severe cold. which affected
ny lungs. had a terrible cough. ar,l Passed
gave ,as ~. / tried AYERS CrEnrT WEI Pc,
sesn mud Iis .o, rgid' ,ns , ias inaNms
tor ;he recGyerv Of NV stIernt;, ~ ~,
continued use Of The lrcf0i7.L = t3rm no
ncnt chr. vas ciert.I ! am 80 - ,.
old, hale and hearty. and am ya,i,4,aJ ,n ",r
NNhi fAC-oEhL saved me.
Rockingham. VI. ,,ulv II ~.
Group. "A Mothers Tribute.
"Whilo ia the country last winter ny llt.le
II seemed rs il lie woyr,d dc iroIl s,ran"i,.
d Ayrrs enemy TEtro attS;,1 bs sf ' Of
Will "Hj ~ " s hc n "a u" '.'use. ih's
's;. f.: Ss ';S;$a;z s =; +;
Our ,s ,. m : s fs;$ n; 3
81, have used ayrr,s (,rrppv prcror,r
h.4s ny ' w ;ro oU1 sorarl Hesrs ,a .n "I
remedy tor coughs and colds We ha'e ever
uics.; -..a, ,f;.u ?; =, - , 'f me.
Mohave County miner., 1885-01-25
Prince states that or, 100000 wouid
not boy the mines.
NOT 4 xunpEaEss.


Wichita. Kan. January 2O.--In the
United States District Court to-day
Nellie G. Bailey was acquitted Of. .
charge Of murdsring . wealthy
Epglishman named Bothamiey, with
whom she was travelling in Indian
Territory abont year ago. The de-
fendant maintained that Bothamley
shot himself and tLers were no wit.
nesses to tho affair. The case was
qnits sensational and the defendant
has . romantic history. She 10 .
handsome woman. we'll educated. and
fgured - belle st Eastern water
ing places. She has written Q play,
and during her cou6nsmsnt in Jail
has bssn engaged writing . novel.
She has had three husbands and
gained notoristy By her adventures.
The courtroom was crowded and
much interest was displayed.
Mohave County miner., 1885-01-25

rELEasArHrD TO THE MORNING couRIxH.
Tombstone, Jan. l9.--About 7:3O
this morning a colored man named
Alex Matthews. known as Aleck. was
shot aud fatally wounded by Allen
H. Davis. Altar being shot Aleck
staggered across the street aud FELL.
He WAS picked up and removed to
tho hospital, where bs hved about two
hours. Davis WIS arrested and
lodged 10 Jail, vhere be Vas inter
viewed by reporter. He stated
that A'eck bed attempted to break
into his house the previous night and
made threats against bis life Davis
10 under indictment for assault to
murder fer putting mans eye out
some months ago.
About six O'Clock this evening Am
brose Lyle, wealthy rapchsr Of SOL
phuI Springs valley. was arrested as
accessory to the murder and COM
mitted to Jail.
Mohave County miner., 1885-01-25

Leland Stanford. was at the second
ballot. Of the joint Republican eau.
cass, held on the 2pth inst. at Sacra.
nento, declared the caucsss nominee
for U. 8. Senator. He received ~
ont Of the 90 votes cast. In speak
ing Of how tho result was received
toe San francisco Chronicle says:
When the doors OF the courtroom
opened aud tbs members poured out,
the news Of the defeat Of Sargent
caused . cheer to be gwen which
echoed in the vast dome aud through
the corridors, apprising the crowd
scattered throughout the building,
even 10 the ren,otest corners, that the
funeral services, over The late Minis.
ter to Berlin aud leader Of the rusty
ring were over. The crowd quickly
dispersed, the various restaurants
and VroOman's headquarters absorb
ing tho members, none Of whom we're
seen ON the street or in the hotels
during the rest Of the evening.
Mohave County miner., 1885-01-25
Wsshipgton, Jan. N.--Ths 8,

Washington, Jan. O.-Ths 81
lprsms court rendered . decision to-
day in the polygamy csss Of Rodgsr
Clswson, appellant ". United States.
The appeal from the Supreme court
Ut Utah q lswson appellant having
been found guilty BY the jury Of the
''ritns Of polygsmy wss duly ssntsn-
''ed 70 pay ans sggregsting to $500
and Imprisonment for four ysars.
He appealed to the Supreme court Of
the Territory and pending judgment
% such appeal be applied to this
court thst sentenced him for release
upon suitabls bail. The Judge
denied the application On the ground
that the defendant ought not to BE-
admitted to bail after tho conviction
and sentence unless extraordinary
reasons we're given. Clawsou there
upon sued out q wnt Of Hsbeas Cor
pus in the Supreme court Of the
Territory sod prayed for . release
upon the ground that the lower court
had unlawfully refused TO admit him
to bail. The Supreme court over
ruled the petition and rsmsnded the
prisoner TO custody of the Marshall.
whereupon he took the present 40
peal to this court. This court held
that inasmuch - Judicial court 10
which the prisoner was tined, did not
impose upon lin any fns only also
his sdmission 10 bail
appeal from that Judgment
ID distinctly committed by the laws
IL Utah to the discretion Of the court |
re- Judge. TO whom the application !
Tor bail may be mske, the Supreme
eourt OF Utah was therefore right 10
orerru!ing the petition and remand
Ing the prisoEcr To ibs custody OF
he Marshal anl affirmed its judg
peBt.