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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-01-16
MORTGAGE SALE.

\EFAuI.T HAVING BEEN MAD IN TILE PAV.
- mrnt oil tho sum ofsiX hundred and eighty elk aLi
15.lW dollars, which Is claimed to DO due at tue date
OF this motto" upon IL certain mortgage duly executed
aud delivered by Frank II. Flynn 10 Smith fsAseit,
bearing date the a day Of June, 4. u. 1885, aud duty
recorded in tho Office ut tho register Of deeds IL aud
tor tho county Of Ramsey aud Territory OF Dakota.
on the 81 day Of june, VI lssi. ut AS O'Clock p ".
III beck No Of mortgages, on page 3'i. aud aAsixaed
10 Frank w Wilder on July u, A u l3sj, said aaslxu.
ncMi being recorded in tho Office nl tho register al
deeds in aud for snid county nnl territory In book Il
ut mortgages, on page 49,, aud no action Or lrscre1.
ro>rr the debt secured ly said moiigag.. or any par,
thereof.
New. therefore, notice i, hereby given, that by xir.
tue III II power OF sale contained in said mortgage AID
pursuant to tile statute in such casa made aud ptUSid-
ed, the said mort gage will be- turc,lu,ei and the ireu..
isr, described in and covered by said mortgage, via
Lots three go nni four ~. section two (.}. Il ~nsLip
one hundred aud lift -tlnc' ll53l north, range sixty
five (Gil west, AMI the south half VI tn. soul, YES,
quarter IS. swh,l "i section Thirty five (ljy, TOW n,.ip
one hundred nnh iiity-iour tl54l north. rnng. sixty I'VE
90 west, in Ramsey county aud Territory oil Dakota,
will, the lirrr,iitamontS ni,i Hj,rurtenance., will Lr
sold, shlJ"c, to u prior mortgage Tor 500, ut puddle
auction, To the highest bidder for cash, to pay sid debt
us stipulated in and by said mortgage in case VI fur..
closure, and the disbursements allowed by law; which
sal" will he made by the sheriff OF said Ramsey county,
at III" ,"cr "i III" register Of deeds. IN tim VII
layr Of Devils Lake, in said county and IL rritOry,
on the latl, day If January 4. b. 49,, at 2 o'clock 4.
~. at that day, subject To redemption nj any time with.
IN one year FROM the day Of sale, a- provided b, law.
Dated December :, A,D D. lssj.
".-l5, FRANK ". WILDER.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-01-16
MORTGAGE SALE.

nEFAUIT HAVING BEEN MADE ] u PAY.
IL Incht If tho sum Of iy. hundred dollars, And
interest on said sum. At ~ per cent per Rnuuu,
from september ] 1854, which is claimed to 10 due al
the date Of this notice upon IL certain mortgage, duly
executed nnl delivered hv Nose, q. Camp AMI MarxA.
ret Camp, lI. wife, 10 t;eorg. Y. Erskiue, bearing
date III. thirteenth day Of August. \. ID. 1851, and duly
recorded IN the office of the register Of deeds iu and
for The county Of Ramsey, and Territory Of Dak otA.
an the lith day Of August, A.. u. 1884, VI $40
o'clock +. M, IN book No. Of mortgages, on page
III, and no action or proceeding ut law or Utherwis e
having been Instituted 10 recover the debt secured by
said mortgage, 81 any part thereof;
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given, that by viz
tue Of - power ui sale contained in said mol gage AMI
pursuant Ia the statute in such case made aud I,rvvii.
ed, the said mortgage will be lnrrclysr.l. and H.. proiu.
i-ra Described in and covered by said mortgage, viz:
Lot number twenty t.UI, in block numbrr twenty.
three i23t, Of Devils Lake, u. r., in Ramsey county
and Territory Of Dakota, with the her-ditamshts aud
apluriruancoa, will he sold at public auction, to tbs
highest bidder Tor cash, Ia pay said debt aud Interest,
and the taxes, IL any, Oh sail premises, and my
dollar, attorneys fee, as stipulated iu au1
by said mortgage in case Of foreclosure, aud tLv
disbursements allowed by Law; which sale Will In msdo
ly the shcriii Of said Ramsey county al the east dvsr
Of tile court house in he city Of Devils Lake, ia said
cu,iniy and trrritniy y, On the second day Of February, A.
y. 1856, at = O'Clock p. N. Of that day, subject " 70.
,lrmJtinn ut any time within one year FROM the day
OF sale, As provided by law.
Dated Iannhiy !, lSSG.
GEuI:GE, EKSkINE.
Nortgnxee
Ma;LLA MoEDtA, Attornry.. N+f
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-01-16
Sick Suckers.


The editor of the Alliance arrived
home from Illinois this morning, after
absence Of three weeks, during the
CRATER part Of which time he claims TO
have waded through rain, mud and
He reports times dull. money
scarce and people dissatisfied with the
country, and from newspaper items it
would seem he has worked up q boom
for Dakota.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-01-16
Percheron Horses.

What the Commissioner Of Agricul.
ture said of Percheron Horses: Hon.
George i. Ioring, commissioner Of ag-
riculturc Of the United States, having
promised TO meet with the Percheron
Horse. Breeders Of America, ut Chicago,
Nov Is, 1888, telegr,phcd as follows:
II regret exceedingly my inability to be
with you. Am heartily in sympathy
with your position. Physician positive.
ly forbids my leaving the house. Nv
disappointment is greater than yours.
The Percherons are recognized as q
distinct breed in France, and are en-
titled to a Stud Book there and in this
country as much as thoroughhreds, and
as much as any breed Of cattle to a herd
book. Their introduction has g%ratcly
improved the farm and draft horses OF
this country, and will undoubtedly, inn
prove the large carriage and omnibus
horses. | think tho publication Of a
Stud Book in both countries will ulti-
matcly, in this case as in all others, add
greatly to the future value ofthe breed"
1t is gratifing to know similar sentiments
are entertained by some Of the promi-
ncntimporters, notably among them Mr..
NJ. w. Durham, OF Wayne, Illinois, who,
buying none but pedigrced stock has
done more toward the introduction OF
the finest type. of the breed, than, VIC
might almost say, all other having
imported nearly 1000 since 1872.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-01-16
Cure for Sick Hehdache.

For proof that DR.. Gums Liver Pills
cures sick headache. ask your druggist
for a free trial package. Only one for q
dose. Regular size boxes, Is cents. Sold
bv Bennett Bros.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-01-16
Burke and Steele.
Sinine,.

skshhi
Steele belongs to what is known as
the old territorial ring. and the Capt..
tai has bceh engaged in ventilating him
Ills kidder county record has received
special attention, and the Colonel has
got his ire up to the sublimity Of pros
ecution. But Burke simply rises to his
full stature and invites the gentleman
from Steele to lay on Il In McDuff.
What Steele wants is for Burke to shut
up like an oyster, but the man at the
Capital helm seems TO think he has
found too rich picking. Mr.. Burke has
the courage Of his opinions, andthc con-
%viction that he Is in the right, and his
battle ought to have a salutary effect on
the whole gang Of evil-docrs " no have
been infesting the territory and making
life hideous for the taxpayer.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-01-16

You feel tired, do YOU? "Yes," said
the languid man, las though had been
born tired, and with a bad taste in my
mouth" "It's moi rest that you need"
said the doctor, ''as much as a dos. Of
some good liver pills. Try a dose or
two Of St. Patrick's Pills, they will brace
you up and make you feel bran new be-
fore three days. Sold by Carpenter &
Maloney.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-01-16

Land ohic. at Nnvi.s Lake. Ihk. Dec IL, lss6-
Notice is hereby given HAT the following named settler
has ilrl notice OF his intention to MaEe final proof IL
support Of his claim, II III that said proof will lie iasde
before the Register ANA Receiver ut Devils Lake, b T
on January %. 1851. viz SIMON STOkSEis. b 3 To.
for the sMi. sec 81. town lji. range c..
lie names the following witnesses ~ prove his cou.
tinuouS Residence upon nni cultivation VI said iAaa:
Henry ! Richter Thomas Nolan Aioiph J Wirtl
Mathew Nolan, all OF Grand iiarbor, Dak.
HENRY ". LORD. ~it-yi.,sr
V + Wicscnihal, Attorney. 3sla
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-01-16
SILENT SORROW.
Yauk1on Press and Dakotaiau:

During the past year Capt. Raymond's
wife, long an invalid, died at Washing
ton. This visitation proved upon his
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-01-16
Getting Even.


Commissioner Sparks, it Is said fused
to stand around on the s~treet-corners in
Carlyle, Ill.,, cussing the war; and now
the chief occupation Of the majority Of
this great and glorious republic is to
stand around on street n and cuss
Sparks,
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-01-16
FINAL PROOF NOTICES.

PAYMENT in advance for final proofs
in this journal must be made when no.
tice is handed to the printer.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-01-16

Land Office at Grand Forks, Oak. Jan 6, 1886
have filed notice OF his intention to make 0nai proof
in SUPPORT Of his claim. and that Aati proof will h
made before T c saunders, clerk Of court, ut Devils
j HEDsTHoM ii l. No s257 for the .sE
of n~l,and e14 Of swl sec Ii. AMI ne>4 u nwlt 80
70, town l;2, range ~.
Tie names the following witnesses, to prove lille con.
tinuous residence upon and cultivation Of saId Land
Andrew Anderson Louis \ Larson Harry J RsJmond
John II Shepard. all OF Jerusalem, Dakota.
i.i. Il. G. TiypASv Ra~ixasr
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-01-16

Land Office ut Devils Lake, Oak, Dec. a, lsAs.-
Notice is hereby given that the following named srs.
tier has filed notice Of his intention IL make Asaj
proof in support u his claim, and that said prvps
will DO made before the Register or Receiver q
Devils Lake. y. T., on February 5, 1856. viz: LEvI G.
TAYLOR. DIS No ilol, for the VIZ swA, seL svh.
sw'4 sell, sec 10, town ljG, n Of range u ".
lie names the following witnesses 10 prove nS Gun.
tinu"ns residence upon and cultivation Of, said Land.
viz Martin J, Bennett, Joseph Stewart, ", OreouleAi
aud Louis t:ur,ke, all Of Devil. Lake. I. T.
4nij HENRY ". LORD, Register.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-01-16

Land Office NJ h.Niis Lake, lh.k. Dec. u. lss5.-
Complaint having l-cn entered at this office BY Alex
ai"l-r Mclean against John johnson. for failure ~
comply viii, law As 10 Timber Culture euNry NJ. ",
dated October :, lssi, upon the veil, sec IL. towiAhIp
l'a n,rangeG a. ", in Ramsey county, Dakota, with q view
to the cancellation Of said entry; contestant alleging
that the said John johnson, has failed TO BREAK OF 0nss
10 he broken, five acres Of said tract u land during tie
present yeur. that There Is not at the present time ten
acre. oi said land lroken. %acrordinx to law. the said
the 18th day OF January. 1856, at 10 o'clock a. M, 70 n.
spond and furnish testimony CONCERNING said alleged
failure. 4niJ II. W. LORD. Register.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1886-12-23

by the swift stepping successors.
He speaks with great tenderness and
ri''> - NJ Polk, who is now
vignty -lour yems Of age, and get
ting 50 feeble that she is very fond
OK seclusiop, and prefers not to be
disturbed unless by very dear and
iutimntcfriends This interesting
and venerable relic Of President
Polk Is still visited annually by the
Tennessee Legislature in a body.
Her pure presence and noble dsso.
Citations are ahallowed shrine which
the noblest, chasest, and
most patrioticimpulses.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1886-12-23
A "Reminiscences.


Among the numerous callers
with whom the President shook
hands hast week was Elias Polk, a
"Reminiscences ofneafly half u ccntu
~, Elias bears the surname OF
President Polk; and was the body
servant Of The distinguished Ter
lasscnn when an occupant of the
White House from 1915 to 1889.
lleis quite proud in being able 10
fl} that he has seen every Presi,
cent from John Quincy Adams, in
tldsiNe, down 70 Cleveland. re
came hercfrom Nashville expressly
ebe able to keep his line intact,
oud was heartily greeted by Mr..
NIetcland Polk calls the Praa,
dcnt"a Democrat oftheold ttllool,n
t'ud takes a special interc5tin him.
Tor this reason. lie was honored 6y
q tlie conduct over the White
li"gSc, and when he stopped before
licpicture Of his former master
"dpresont mistress. he was yisibly
Effected, iar al the surroundings
NHiily revived the days when the
t.Hi.usarted and patriotic Presi,
dent was the Chief Executive. Now
tie burden Of slyears rest upon his
hoqlders, and tho swift flying time
aHlnonisbes the old man That he
Too nust follow withthc inevitable
mutations Of the world He noted
llulaerons change, and the veneer
able darky, IN aisplain way, touch
ed many q sympathetic and respon- |
hiyu cord, as lac spoke Of the golden
DAYS, long since swept into eternity
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1886-12-23

eourfne
sand bargain will be
lori mat a annote otto
e NAL sake la
t
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1886-12-23

REMEMBER Welcomed 9th
&c
yourCba be
i p - '"" N"o"'o"
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1886-12-23

Which we run i'm connection with our business ism
thing in this line Wedding cakes speciality
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-31
TIE KAULBARs-zANKeFF CONSPIRACY.

| FEVERISB PREPARATIONS FOR WAR IN kCoSiA-
PLOT AGAINST KING MILAN.
| LONDON, Oct. 3O.-A dispatch from Sophia to
The Times says that General Kaubars attended secre
meeting at which resolutions adopted to overthrow
the present Bulgarian Government and to proclaim
ministry under Zsnkof, with General kaubars as head
OF the army.
Advices from Bra;la Rumana say that feversh prepa
rations for war being made in Southern Russia
number of tronclads is expected at ScbasOpO several
riding at anchor in the hrbor OF Oiessa
and torpedo boats leaving sebastopol for Varna
The standard says that the Car recently addressed
confidential note TO Prince Wademar asking him TO be-
candidate for The Bulgarian throne II tho Powers
assentcd
ST. PETERSBURG. Oct. GA depu alton OF servlans
has here for he purpose OF proposing the over
throw OF King Milan IN the interests OF Russia
SOPHIA Oct. 30.-GeDeral Kaubars has issned an
ultimatum to the Bulgarian Government. lie COM
plains that Russians in Bulgaria are matreated anu
terrorzed and that II h three days he does not
receive satisfactory answer TO his unum he will rnp-
ture his relations with the regency and leave sophia
taking with him the whole personnel OF the Russian
Consulate The Government has circular to The
vhrions projects commanding them to adopt srlDgeh'
measures for the protection OF Russians copy "i ho
circular sent to General Kaulhars. with request
fha he furnish the OF the Russians VINO had Dreh
molesfei.
SOPHIA. Oct. 3O.-The Government has ordered that
the Russian language shall no longer be taught In the
public schools of Bulgaria. but That the German language
shall be taught Instead. LieutenantCUlonel Ion, the
Rnstchuk. VINO. al the Instance OF Grntfdl
Kaubar-, teeg phed TO the Government demanding
OF those persO1s concerned III the drIoSoh
OF Prince Alexander, has been sentenced Ia one nohlbs
Impr s0niuent and has been deprive OF his commsuh.
PEsrI Oct 3J-Tncreased fear Is manifested IN pol
itIcal crces here that Russia will Bulgaria Ii
believed that Austria will not acqniesce In such action
the part or lu>sia. In the event OF the Occupation
Bulgaria hussla the llungar Govrrnui"nt VIII
make the maInIenanee of Prime Minister IIszas pohcy
announced IN tina Diet Cabinet question.
Oct. 3O.-An tine BuIsara Minister'S ex-
NJ. y colaeh Munster of War. nave arrived here 10
he of ~
to Prince Alexander NJ karavelOt has nndly slated
that he Will attend the meeting. The Sobr'li)e Will
open to- morrow 1t is believed that days will be
occupied in verifying the election OF deputies The
Ministry will abandon the idea OF sending deputatlOn
10 The PowerA O explain the Bulgari situatIOu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-31
TIE ADAMS EXPRESS ROBBERY.

OVER A HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS NOW SAID
TO BE MISSING.
ST. LOUIS Oct. 3O.-As the DAYS pass the
amount stolen from the Adams Express Companys car
on the st. Louis and san Francisco road last MONDAY
night grows with alarming rapidity. First II WAS "a
to $4,000 then $4,000. tnen SS0.0OO AMI to-day
frin facts CLEANED the different shippers of money
by the Adams Express Company, the amount ls's"-
mated be ut 10 .st 100000 aud IN ~ reach Sl2o,poo
Manager Weir was seen early yesterday evening ani he
said 10 repOrler that the brst detective aoht tnat
could he ionn working mp the Case but ti' t1ro
we're many cews TO who psrVefrtteh tue rooo"ry
that It was Difficult to select from among thrm Later
I'm the Mr.. Ner received aivlces whieh cti-o
ha>ty dep iro the city. Whcre ne went no
One Iutiie knows AMI ire cOnpany'- 'ulrd''
refused 10 Mr. Danscl. MANAGER or TIE 81 10 hN
Office id tnAt import had ralled Nun away
they hid struck right clrw, th tbe, ara
OF fber and hat he would soon d." hrrrSte"
A. To- tue robbers whereabouts IDENTITY nothing
could lie learned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-31
A MOONSHIyEFS BLOODY REVENGE.
THE MURDER or DEPUTY COLLECTOR IN ARKAN-

RAS.
ST. LOUIS, Oct 3O.-A dispatch from HARRISON
Ark says: Details have just reached this place OF tne
cold-hooded murtor At his homo Ia Marion county on
October 90, OF James ". Hamilton. late Deputy
Collector OF internal Revenue in the ONCE OF Henry NJ
Cooper at Little Rock About two year- ago hamhoh'
while acting Deputy Collector, made a RAID IN 'on"
County a number OF Illicit dlstlefles' amons
which was one owned BY man named Mulli5in' III"
captured OF the disters Mulli,an was Que Vi
thoss who escaped. DDthiug more WAS heard OF hi
until short time ago when he came to tho ho'uo "
Hamilton, wno was living n I, ,rm In Marion Couhy'
and applied for work he farm. Rving MS name as
Page Hamilton emr oyed him ana he worked until last
Friday That night lie left Hanitons an went 10 tue
ho SC CT reghbor about half mile distant, to speh"
tha night. After the family had retired for tle
night Mnlligan left the house and going back 10
Ha:rtons crept into tho latters bedroom a' he lay
asleep, placed ps oil to his head blew out his braius
aud hei A party OF citizens caught nun a snort u's
t8uce fro tho house, AM pacing rope hr"un MS
made him cunfe-s his crime. jus as thoy were W
tue act OF ,ncnng hm another party Of citizens cano
up, and the lynch-r suppO-ne them to he oibc rs sca
tered Mulllgan t,king advantage OF ;le erctonrht,
escaped but recspturc tue next day aud taken 10
Ycllvill-. where he is noS IN jail.
Hamilton had twice been elected sheriff and twice
ciTc uit cl, rk OF Searey County"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-31
coLD WATER on A GREAT SCHEME.

NEw-ORLEANs. Oct. 30 (DpeciaO. IS. l..
James, 10 SEQ OF he jllsana state Penitentiary. has
gve. to the pubho scheme IN winch lie declares that
New ork capitalists were Interested Taey prop"s" 10
form syn cate all the cotton Plantations of
Texa. ArkansAs lssasIpp and louisiana ami control
their pro ucts. rhs lsa Is the oltSroStn OF the phe
Donens which has altoniei the organzition OF
The American CDttod ssed on Trls: Company. ami Is
ga TO interest Of the plan ers who, IA hrn,
have brcn placed rop irdf by nation o. caital
whicn Tor their products winch ara runons
The q the USE Of c0Dvicts tnd jane,
npunced that nr tne sao oi hts lease
20 the syndcas. Governor Ne Emery has given not CO
10 James that he the sale OF the lease
Governor will Immediately take charge or the Penn
tenary, sale would be Illegal and detrimental 10
OF the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-31
pHOrFsTJyG AGATySTA TREASURY DECISION.

CLLvELAND, Oct. 3O.-A dispatcn from the
wosern Iron ore Association was sent to-day to the
United Treasury Department relative TO the re-
cent decision CONCERNING duty Oh iron ORE The dis
patch that the iron OF commerce IA never
bon ght and dried a tompersture OF 2l2' Fahren
hei; that universally ard every where 1t sshf by the
ton with Whatever may he 1t when II comes to
market ef-ct OF the proposed construction OF til"
law would largely reduce the rate OF duty On foreign
ores I'D operate Inurion.y the vast anount ol
American capital and the hurdrels OF thousahls oi
American lbOrers gagged In American ore pr0ducilo
Having mad intimation of such IN Application Tor
virtually large OF tie duty the association
asks Tor OF the decision of The Department
upon this aud for JrtunltY Tor nearing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-31
A NEW HAWAIIAN CABINET.

A DEFEAT OF TIE FORMER MINIsTRY-CLANs
sPkECKLEs OFFENDrD
SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 30th-The steamer Mari
poss, which arrived from sydney aud ionou to-day,
brings OF the resignation Of the Hawaiian Cabinet
and the appointm OF n new Cabinet as follows:
Minister Of Forcign AGairs and PremterWALTER MUIR.
Minister Of the IaterOr-LUTHER AKOLO.
Minister Of Finpnce-PALP p. KANOA.
n fienerdt-JOHN l.. kAULUKON
The resignation OF the old Cablurt due TO defeat
l6, Of nistrys amendment TO the bill
securing - OOO,0O0 recently an horized by the
Hawaiian Legislature Ih@ effect OF the inient was
secure he payment Of 100000 previously lent To
the Government by Claus ~preckle>. owing u thls
action of the LEGISLATURE Spreckles has returned
al his decorations TO King kalakana.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-31

gave the play great attraction in Paris though not
warranted by the piece. Mr. Rae's YER
sion. called Our Diva,' has no
traces of the Mosaic record. 1t is
decorous and full of innocent fun, and Victor
Rogers music is bright. tunefu in places and really
dramatic
At the ST. Jamess Theatre Mr.. Pineros Hobby
Horse" is doing well. In spite of faults of con-
struction it is saved by its intense humor.
The Society of Young Artists who began
last year to exhibit works at the Marlborough Gal
lery " in futherance of the salon system OF
selection" etc, now number two fewer than 500.
This movement will tell seriously against the ROYAL
Academy, especially If the crusade of Holman.
Hunt and Walter Crane also succeeds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-31
EXTRADITlON WITH CANADA.
DRAFT OF THE PROPOSED TREATY SOON TO BE
SUBMITTED

A DRAFT OF TIE PKOVOStD IkLAI1 hDVN TO DE
SUBMITTED.
OTTAWA, Oct. 80 ,Special.-Mr. Thompson,
Minister OF Justice said to-day that the Government
will soon submit the Washington au hOrlties draft
OF the proposed extraiton treaty when was rejected
by the American Senate " II the law OF eIraditon Is
In an unfortunate condition., lie sail, lit Is no fault OF
ours but due entirely to the Americans. have now
on several tried to arrange with the United
States as not to Canada dumping ground for
Nrw-York hooule Aldermen and the Ike but 80 far
have not be.n successful | am OF the opinion thAt
Anercan Legislatures have somewhat changed thelf
op ons rec n ly ON dues with some amen =
nIenis VIII accept the craft of the treaty i"e treaty
Will not b. made retroactive, thus pre~ervlnt Tor Can
ada her already acquired army OF permanent vsiorr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-31
GOvERNOR MIL Ar ELMIPA.

ELMIRA, Oct. 30 Governor Hill arrived III
city a; o'clock this evening and was driven TO
Mayor stanchhslds house. where he will be a guest
unu election At O'Clock this evening the Gov
ernor ssrenaled he Democratic headquarters on
Latest lie spoke briefly. Ia speech the Governor
euloglZet Jude Pcckhsm ami jeremiah Moiure. AMI
cOmplincnted the party on Its strong county ticket
The Governor IN concluding his speech said :: - Per-
maps The rascss have not all been turned out by our
President. but IN time they Will he attended 10.
will he with you to vote Tuesday for the Demo
cratic ticket, for 9 AIN Democrat"