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The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1885-04-25

Charles Lambs remark to Martin Bur.
ney, during game of whist, has been oft
en- repeated: "Oh, Martin, it dirt were
trumPs what hand you would hold" To
Mrs. H.. of person eccentric: "Whv
does not his guardian angel look to him:
tie deserves one-may be he has tired him
out" Mrs. K, after expressing her love
Tor her young children, added, tendcrly:
And how do rom like babies, Mr.. Lamb:"
Ills answer, immediate, almost precipitate,
was: "Boi.boi- boiled ma'am."
hansas editors excel in the selection of
eccentric names for their newspapers. The
]D'a'r'e Dog, the Asto~isAey, and the Par
aver are already in existence, and now a
paper is to be started in Thomas County
winch will be called the Thomas Cat. The
rr@r'e Dog ought to he playful, social
'oll'cking sheet; and the Thomas Cat a
very spit fire.
~~-~~~~-~~~~~~o~~~~~~
western man, taking the train for
home at a Baltimore and Ohio depot in
washington City the other day is reported
as saying: ut all comes along Of this
o'anSed new'fangled mugwump game OF
penuckle, which President Cleveland plays.
" " was poker, or even seven up, I'd come
~ 'or an Office blank quick" York
Tribune.
when Moody, the revivalist, was in
"'!waukee the other day, he was asked If
NC "ao grace enough to die at the stake.
nc replied: mo, l don't need it; all l
want is grace enough to hold this revival
'or three DAYS in Milwaukee,"
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1885-04-25

az Old newspapers for sale cheap at
the TRIBUNE OFFICE.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1885-11-05
WHEATON ffrha

UEtober 80, 1885.
Jacob Fisher ihakes hnal proof to-da,
Pstst Paul tGturHed TO his home in
wiseonsi l.
Mr. and Pruner and Miss willett, of
Miller; spent SUNDAY at Mr.. Hicks.
L. PBrtefs Shack was filed to over
flowing Sunday evening with old maids
and young maids, baches. married men
and women.
Miss Pinch, OF Wise, nsin, Is visiting
friends iff this locality.
A nice rain last night.
A surprise party was given Mr. and
Mrs schenck Tuesdhy evening, abont 25
couples were present, All had delight
full time and were highly entertained.
E. l.. Barker's house is completed and
is large improvement for the town.
Mr.. Kenyan has made final proof to h.,
claim.
Charles Clark is agniii able TO be- about
Mr.. r. 4. Williams and Parish. Of
Miller. spent Sunday at Mr.. schenck's
A few friends Of Mr.. schcnck's assembled
IN the evening and wei highly entertained
by vocal music from Mr.. Williams.
Mrs. Z. J. Helmick has raised this ysal
two quarts Of sod pea nuts from twelve
hills, late planting.
NJ. Carroll. Of Miller. stopped Tues
day night with Il. j. Helmick.
ANiCus
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1885-11-05
RAtf,RoAB FALH

Some OF our South Hand county readers
will welcome the cepsummation " the
project set forth in the following special
to the Sioux City Journal: "Our people
are watching with much Interest the
motehehts of ths ChitaEo and Noft =
<esteFii fait&hf line now at yank.on:
This eectioh, iicluding North Aurora and
all W Jtratlti; oil Of Bnfitlo and lib
south Part of Hard counties; are greatly
in mead Of railroad facilities. An average
tiistatlce ~ that territory from any railroad
&c the pte .ent time would be about thirty
miles; and 1t includes the very best stock
fsisiBg; grass and grain growing section of
South Dakota. Itis watered by numerous
springs, streams and iakss, and is es-
peciaiiy adapted TO stock growing, which
is en- industry largely followed at this time.
The wessingtbn hills ae not. rs many
shppose; M tifisdtpassable banet OF rocks
and mountains, but are gehti rolling Hits
with Most fertile valleys, easy 81 access
rom the south ana southeast ID the n3tth
and ii8fth2sst; aid if act f6aa could be
built Without throwing shovel Of dirt
for miles. We, the farifiefs and business
men Of JeratfId c6tinty, are not only INK
ious fbf totd. but We want one that win
put rs In direct communication with
Sioux City, which IL hon our best and is
destined t6 20 out nearest maiket, botfi
for merchants and farmers. In the ifftef-
est Of Sioux City your people should aRi-
tate this matter, bring 1t befote the
crowned heads" This coIutry is set
new, and although We can ra,se hrge
crbps, the ssetage OF not 10 exceed frb
acres per section is under the plow: in any
county west ot the Jim river or south OF
the forty sixth t,tirallni. and 1, cdsts more
TO move the grain than II whnld was there
four times al many aores upder chitiya-
ton. But We are leaking tc our sdvocate,
South pakatas best friend; the sioux City
Journal, to help us out in this matter, as
we can't DO IL all alone. A direct line
from this county would be Of vast inter-
est TO the merchants OF Sioux City, and it
would pay them 10 look this matter up"
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1885-11-05

/ The PRESS wants TO be a friend Of the
boyswe mean especially boys of that
age, Ringing from IA to Is years.
We have beeR IA bby 81 That sse ohce and
will never forget how self important, how
much the world was indebted to us fol
being one Of its inhabitants. The occa-
sion Of these re marks is the report OF
some Of our boys about town have in q
! secluded way been educating themselves
in the manly ,rt " drinking whiskey,
playing poker for money, and of course
chewing and smoking tobacco. Now We
do not suppose for a minute that these
boys will stop the business for ANYTHING
we ihay say. but they would get real mad
if We sitotld say they we're bordering on
! insaiil.y, Well are you not forming habits
that lend to wreck you physically, degrade
you morally ahd discourage any manly
nntitioi; iiiat ySti iiiay naturally possess?
4at sou say, See here old duffer, alnck
Up Oh tJnr music. amt all the men about
town doing tho saiue thing?" To kid
that would be nn eternal squelcher. Bat a
Kid sill find us lie becomes older-aitt
! ali kids do--that such argument is terri.
bly silly. Suppose you take the pains ia
. inq llrv of any iioker PLAYER II he il protiol
OF his profession and if he will advise t,ju
to learii the same business. There is hbt
one on earth but wonld earnestly and cab
didly tell sou never to bst even a cent bti
cards. Ask-thy man that Is in the habit
of drinking or getting full"-step Fight
mp and ask him if he would advise you t0
do TIE same thing, You would receive
REPLY in the negative every tiiiie: We are
taking for granted we afe talking to boys
VI pfetty good sense-n not half wtted fel-
lows. that will think little bit" on this
matter. OF course some will be "tsS
sftiart" atd will not reao what older ohes
coAsidet t6 tiieit ahsna.nge, A boy netef
can Know how il ''bteaks DIP the old wo.
man" to know Of her SONS inclination to
bad habits. Boss, do You know that no mat
ter how miserable aud low down wretch
you mae bsrtime, guilty Of the worst
tfHEes OH tNe ctlthuar, you nave one
friend who has TERI Of forgiveness in
het eye, who Is the only one OH earth who
can see nil the good there is in you ana
none of the bad; who, When all others
hate deserted you, will throw her arms
around your neck and forgive all? 1t is
the saffie .'ole womin"-your mother.
isn't II 4 mean thing to do to drink, ca
rouse, be q bully, play poker and so on
coitrary to her wishes. Isn't it better to
be man than TO be fool. Another
poiiiter, b8ss: ahd Ne will shut mp. Every
Han ON earth ID Htbe!itlent directly ON
other men for his iitihg. II you are in
bi'sinHss yod nast depend on other men
to trade with IL you succeed, or you may
be in tho employ Of some man. Your
customers may be addicted to drinking
and gambling, or your employer may be
addicted to drinking and gambling but II
You are addicted to the same habits they
will not excuse yoi Because they have
| them.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1885-11-05
~osrusaE resEcLosr.E ssIg

Detahi. hati'in tSen mafs In tho psymsnt Of The
due on the a0ni day Of May, isSs. Whereby the
whole sum OF three hundred and thirty and
'WlOo dollars IL claimed and declared % be dpe, at
the date Of this 9otic. upon snl accoEa!hg " M
sosGlt.P' ssald fSiiGtssge duly aes s1a
alder 6Ilcn bearing date tNe spti day OF Noyrm.
Der, A ID. 1891 and VITA the power oi sale therein
contained. duly recorded il the Office OF the Reg.
ister of deeds in and tor tue aouhty ot Hand ter.
ritatF ot Dakota, on the an day OF March 1875 al
sSoe'oef r. m; in mbpdx, ~ ftBttgase,. on page ls,
AM no ae}.on pr pcccsrd.ng, aSipg Sgsii '-tili
lfI ~, u Ear oth,9si,e. 10 rccpyrr @iiA debt 80
SassS W a esss aa pt aas PaSs Grs ls
Write of the power o. sale contained III said itor,
gage and pursuant 10 the statute In such caves nae
aud pr weed. tue said mortgage will be forecosed.
" sale OF the premi ci described ia and con
s-sssi bs SAID mortgage viz; lots one II and two
~ and the south half Of the northeast quarter
lN - of section No. three (3). In township one
hundred And sixteen uiG) neRth. OF ralge No I.
.iIty eight 1851 we.t nand coue ty Dakota with
the herrdiiam~nts and appurtenunces tllereunto
mpitazgee. Philandcr Allen. Ut the front door Of
The M-lbourn pOstoffice, In town -. range ds
and coupty, d. n. on the II q day OF November
A, ID. lSsHi ~ ten O'Clock la ihe forenoon of that
day AZ pnB'iS, auction TO the highest bi der tor
casl. TO ply said del Ana interest and the sum OF
twenty-five dollars atdtiiSys fees as stipulated in
ana by said mnr.ssssss III ease of foreclosure an
the disbursements ailowsf bs law; suDjeSt 10 re
demption NJ any time within one year from the day
Of sale, provided by Law.
Dated October lsi. iss5.
PHIfASpEH ALLAN.
hAsskLL MYERS, Mortgagee.
suys for Mortgage. octSt1
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1885-11-05
sherif's sale

Territory of Dakysa
County OF Hand.
II y. Liiar.dge 60.
hhpns s tipinau
.a.ssatfs k&kycby given. Tat by virtue 3i AZ az
ed oa, Of Tn. Ssss'. oG Of The nth j"i.eial di.
trict court. tefg.Lory Of i3akota. in and for the
csnnfy Of Hand upon judgment rs.,dered In said
court In favor ,2f n. Llibr;dge q "a. and again
hild- 4 yillnish an the 10th day OF Hhgust A. u.
th.ye leyia r! the following as.eribcd real
estate OF said dsfeh hdant. to-wit: ihe undivided
one half (i31 Of the northeast austfer ,a) section
twenty-fopp I. 81 township ole haIdred and nifteep
tllsl of rahss sssty eight lGsl situated IN Hand
county M, And that shall qA saturday the htn
day VI Dey-Aiher A. u. iszs, y the hopE u two
pc,2fkp nj OF said day At tth tppt doH q ts
tchH Rofsin Miller. in said ts,ikty and SsEtitety
PrSceSa x ssII ali risht tiiIs ma inHreT 8. .ths
sbove lined Julis D. yillman In and 10 tie above
dsfcrfbed property 10 satisfy said Judgment.
Md costs amounting TO ffty-rye dollars and
seycnty-t rec cents. together with all nccruine
cost. Of sale. aud interest ON the same from tn,
18th day OF Augu-t 1876. AT the rate Of per cent
pei snnun. a. public auction. to ti.s hsh.. bidder
Tor cash.
q. A. dAAy. Plaintfa. A,torne..
Dated Miller. y. T. Oct. ~ issS oetss
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1885-11-05

u, \. Lapd Office. at Hurup, n r. Oct T. ISgS
Notice Is hereby given That the following name
settler has died notice of hts intcntiJ, ~ ne htx
proof. In support OF his claim aud III sAiN ptoo
will he made before Y Parish. judge ol Pr1balS
saturday, December IL isfS. yit. CllsTias Henr,
4 d.. ltffJ for Tie 8. ". 33.itsGS lie nainsi
NE rNfoSins Witness 10 prove his cen inuous res
iheiicc apo ., and cultivation of said land viz
l. 4. wyIand, Fred Cotton. ]. b. Cott~n ana Rob
ert H.no all Of Miller. ID, T.
oct!5 q I, ARMsrRosd Reqistst
CARROLL, attoFqsyi Atlrf, n
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1885-11-05
r nter rarsmr pasGck,e. ssSa 10 eeni. Il:

lVrl rfor vnrs,nr SSGchie. .s,Sd 10 cent. a.:
Hi i fpostage, aud We will plail you free q
HFl kroyal. valuable sanr't box of goods
Hi that VIII inlt yhu in ths say of max,
ItG-t :ng moyS money IN lew days than
you ever thought possible st any
business. Capita, Not required. You can live at
home and ~orN in spare time only. all the time
AL q bo,h sexes. of MI ages. grandiy snccessful.
al who want work may test the business, we make
this unparalleled on. ;: To all who arc not we'll
81 ished we will send 81 TO pay for the trouble
writing ~. Pnll.partieuiarY, dirsftohs etc. sci
free. Immense pay absolctel, rhte for all VII
start at once. Dent delay. Address
svi sT1SsON CO.. 20, tland Maine.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1885-11-05
t,na dmc. l, uu,on an, "A -,

Sptise is1.ereby gisyh that the toIl9SfAe named
propf IN @IfcH pt his, rs claim Asa ffecCre anai
ssis That Sass ssia a. Ge s
for hand county, Dakota. at Miller. Hand county.
Dssots. In saturday the 2ist day Of November
lssb. VIZ. william little .. n. No ltlSg Tor the
southeast quarter OF section g. town II range ~
NJ tbpm He names the following Mtnesscs 10
prove his continuous residence Hrop,.Nh cultlva-
tiop OF said lsnf, viz Alexander Wtpgcri, Vim
Of Miller DIT ,,,-
sept7i 4B ARMytRftSd, Kepister
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1885-11-05

G.. b. Armstrong. late register of the
Huron land office, has purchased an in
terest IN the Davenport, iowa, Gazetteer
and will becoms editst IN chief of that
Influential toprDHl
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1885-11-05
AbLlcs Ii CEfaltaEs,L

Estate OF Jonathan Riloy aapnsaa, drceasvd,
Notice IL hereby given by tho uplels,eded TX
ecutrix OF the estate of Ionslhah Riley Johnson
aepeased. to the creditors Of aud gll persons ha ya
osiWs against the said de,eIiseq 10 hxhibt the HI
with the necessary vouchers. within fopr month.
ssid,cYccpff3W Miiirr Dakota Trriiory, III TIA
cOu ht ~ Hgnd,
Dated October ~, lss5.
MAGY AETLIssA JoHSsos,
son. deceased octsgt4
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1885-11-05
HAND COUNTY.

At present Writing returns from 25 town
ships are Id showing total vote us fol-
loss. feF Constellation; 400, AGAINST toT,
fol- prohibition 367, against 1874; for mi
nofity representation re. against 23s;
10. cs,ltai, rieffe IAN. HRfUh ise state
ticket sos; county judge, Parish ai9, Hut
son 1862; for Jail appropriation 327. against
i42. This includes all the heavy town.
ships. The total vote Of the county will
scarcels exceed T5O. The Republican
leg slatltG Ticket is elected by handsome
majority.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1885-11-05

Ferdiaand Ward. of the bankrupt firm
Of Grant & Ward, Nav York. was yester-
day seAtehted to ten years in the pcni-
tentiary.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1885-11-05
MONEY TO LOAN

have money u loan on real estate and
shattei Securities at fsisohable rates. will
Ehs eiyit and schoSt township orders and
cGthty Warrants. You viii find i, to your
ifiietcst to cali Oh he at the Registers
Office, s. S. KFELER.
4ltf Miller, Dakota.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1885-11-05

Manford z. Williams. John L. Pyle.
WILLIAMS & PYLE,
ATTORNEYS AID .IVTsEl1ss
AT Law
Notarles Pubic and Convey
sneers. bsnd Loliis AID
lhshrante.
FOR sAtiE
No. si4 N. Z. ss-ii3 IS, 95
aires under cultivation.
No: sis-N. b. l4-l11 Bs, Is
acres und.r cultivation, plenty
Iof good water. Cheap.
No. 228 Gsoa resideuce in
MilleF.
10. 2ss-Hell tUols in good
condition,
FUh RENT
No. s5i-Geod rooms ih the
best part OF Miller.
No. s15 40 acres on II. W 35.
1898.
No. sl7-55 acfes, 32.113 7S.
No. 219.-150 acres on u. ! 10
1lt-8y. Good water, house aud
Improvements.
LOANS
We tire tile BhlS loan agents
in the county who advertise
their terms. We make three
classes of loans.
l. Nine per cent INTEREST ahd
five per cent commission on
five years loans.
2. Ten per Cent iiilerest ana
two ADD one haif tieF cent Com
missloii oh five years loans.
3. Eight per deht interest and
ten per telit ttiniiiiission on fivs
yexrs balls, Giving To the bor-
rover the privilege Of pa. ing
$50 of the principal or any mul-
tipIe ,hctsBf at tilhe any IN
terest ttasliisht mathres.
WH aharge ii5 G5mmission ex-
cept as ahost Stated dnd iione df
the interest is pssaBls la Id
vance. We can; II desired, wait
tor our commission If secured
to us on the lind with tsn tkf
eent Interest except thht in tile
Eight pei cent loans Eve per eeht
of the commission must be fild
We charge nothing for final
pr0of work where We make the
loan. If you wish to borrow
call and see us or drop be d
ltie:
Watch tho changcs in this
coluhlr from Week to Week aIa
see what ne have to Offer.
WILLIAMS 4 PYLE,
Miller, DakBta,
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1885-11-05

~ send cts Tor pbsises ana receive free,
n YNa peo.,ly bak q eoo9ayhi win help you
y ttie nSr. z, l,oIsy sshs s, sssy than anything
c.ed FROM L., hass NV W. No E Ssa p - for fortune %s
.sssi .Sss. sfe n saEsss fass. 'ais Ss'' siys
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1885-11-05
Doo AND DYNAnrrz

William Russell, fafiaer living nssr
Wabash, indiana, conceived the highly
original idea Of killing dog with dyna-
mite. He procured half pound stick of
the explosive, lured the dog into field,
and attached fuse TO the dynamite. tied
it beneath the neck 81 the pup. and ran
toward the fence. To his dismay the dog
frightened by the kissing Of the fuse, fol-
lowed him. Russell barely reached the
top raiii With The dog only few feet In
the Fear, when the explosion occurred.
Russell was somewhat injured by the
conclusion. and WA completely covered
with the blood. hair and entrails OF the
deceased cur After the discharge the
expefinieater &ts so weak from fright he
with difficulty could walls home.-Ex.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1885-11-05

Thi. is "a Ssflfy thsi ffaAsis A. Mid p,i otto r
fearheiley both sWtdsas. Of the tewp, Of = her q
Hand eosntB. parpta IRE Sfoiag us'hss. d is
and thst there 10 oti.sr h,ewtrrs ~ said part
ner-hip and that thsir principal pkcc o. btncss Il
At the town OF Miller. In Hand county DskstI
FkkScIs Al. MEAD.
orTo y. fEsRHkfiEr.
Territory Of pasota
Hand county
ON u 10th day Of octoher. 1895 heiers me. yohh
J., Pyle, notary public personally appeared Fran,
els Mead. and OTTO y fesrheiley perronaJiy
known 10 ma y be the persous who signed the
foregoing certificate and seyeraliy seknowiedged
TO me that they signed end executed the same
freely and voluntarily,
In vitpess whereof have bersunto set my
hand anu notsFsai Zeal on tho date last above
written JoHs l. PyLF.
seal Notary public Hand county ID 7
oefibts
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1885-11-05

The public tfebt reduction for October
is placed At sia, SOC. 900
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1885-11-05

ID tho mspsr q the e.is,s of Herfsaa stein
Tnaa,sysy as, ssat, sat,Bs'RdfA {.
coatad steiner1tS, ,Eilaini,lYssoF, having ai.d
his account in cohrt and the saISh having been
approved and dsted that he he rcNs5ed ~ such
administraior, Vow therefore, thu said matter
win bs heard before tins court ~ yondsy Nov
=, ISS0, IL l0 IN . PAuIsH
octlB Jiidge OF Probate
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1885-11-05
DAKOTA.

From the sriat of specials" to the
Siou1 City Journal, the returns are very
incomplete. The constitution carries by
Il very handsome majority. The state
ticKet, republican-carries an old fashion
ell Iowa majority, but how much We cah
not estimate yet. The indications are that
prohibition has carried bv a fair majority.
The BSation of the capital is between
Huron and Pierre and is close with tie
chances in favor of Pierre.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1885-11-05
w. IL. Smith
MILLER MARKET:
ELECTION NEWS

The following - suninary Of election
returns In yesterdays Sioux City Journal:
The returns Of yeste rdays election in the
various states are not yet complete, but
enough is known to practically settle the
question in those states in which chief
interest centered. ahe republican nm
jority in Iowa over the demo -greenback
opposition is placed at 1900. In New
York state there is no doubt of the elec-
ton N HIN the democratic candidate for
for goveEhof Sf good SIZED majority, bad
weather in the tdGhify distiicts causing n
light vote nd consequent Reduction In
the Hpublicai STRENGTH. In Virginia ii is
cof,eeded the democrats have won VIC
tory over Malone. though bS questionable
methods. In Nebraska the usual rcpub-
lican msjolity was rolled up. Eobi lson
republican is elected governor in MasFa-
chusetts bps comfortable majority. In
New Jersey there II a fnir prospect OF a
republican legislature. The Connecticut
legislature Is certainly republican.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1885-11-05


hAsskLL MYERS, Mortgage.
attys for Mortgage. octsrs
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-04-14

when General Grant said ssnor he did not mean
"yes" and no one ever thought of oyerpersuad-
ing him.
It has been falsely reported that Grant used
profane language when among his boon compan-
ions. Never from the beginning of the war TO
its close it is believed. did he utter a profane
oath. His personal staff were unanimous in tes-
tifying that they not only never heard him
swear, but that he never was guilty o. vulgarity.
In these respects he Was singuariy paTc IN mind
unlike many military men OF note.
At the battle of Chattanooga the writer had
opportunity of seeing the great commander in
the excitement of the fight He was unlike
Rosecrans in the habit of general display. He
had few staff officers about him for mere orna-
meut. Grant and his staff were often dismount-
ed and quietly standing in Fort Wood. he did
not turn to his adjutant general, and, with ges-
ture. give his commands In loud voice. but,
dropping on one knee. would take out his pocket
order book and write his own order In pencil.
There was a bright and intelligent look upon his
face rs he asked question or two for further
information when staff officer reported from a
distant part 3! the field; he was never brusque
or Extensively abrupt with subordinate officers.
His demeanor was kindly. On that day
he seemed clearly alive to the stu
alton and to require little explanation;
his orders were promptly given; he
seemed to trust his more immediate subordi-
mates, Sherman. Thomas, Howard, Hooker,
Sheridan, and to expect the results which fol-
lowed his orders and the consequent movements
There was grandeur in the very scenery;
grandeur in the military acnievements-the sub
Unity OF great victory. Grant rose to the oc
caslon, as he had done before and as he did
afterward in the great battles in Virginia. One
element of his greatness was his sequanimity.
And now in these last lingering soultrying days
does not that same calm. self mastering steadi-
ness or spirit show ITSELF Others may give
different analysis of the character of the great
hero; but to many who have been near him this
supreme quality will be attributed to his un-
wavering faith in the Unseen. Faith has had a
large place in his eharacter-faith in others,
faith in himself. faith in God.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-04-14
Minor Notes.

A. j. Farris, of Rockport, has been sent to
the penitentiary for five years for forgery
The Democrats of Danville have by vote de-
cided in favor of Archibald p. Pounds for post
master
DR.. T. C. McCrea, for fifty two years promi-
nent and respected citizen of Logansport, died
yesterday.
A printer named Mccarthy is under arrest at
Seymour for stealing $13 from the Office of the
Daily Business
The man killed on the j., NJ. & l. road, near
Jeffersonville has been found to have been
Mofett Golfer, of Frankfort KY
A mail sack thrown off at Seymour from the
J., NJ & I. mail car on Saturday night was taken
from the platform and rifed of its contents
Mrs. Sarah NJ Upton. of Logansport, widow
OF the late George IT, Upton, has died after an
illness of several months. Her funeral will be
held today.
Charles Brown, Edward Emmett and Michael
Kelly, three United States prisoners. arrested
while robbing the postofhce at Jacksonville,
have escaped from the Jail at New Albany.
The Democrats, of Greenfield nominated a
city ticket Last night, follows For mayor,
A. j. Heron; marshal, Benjamin Porter; treas
urer, James A. Flipp; clerk, j. Quinn johnson;
councilmen, Ebenezer Tyner, Fielding Scott
and Thomas Todd. The Republicans win hold
their convention next week.