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CURRY COTTON CULTIYATOR.
Its Work Approved by n FIrst-CIass
FRrmer-A Useful and ReIi.
able Machine.
ENsLEY PLANTATION, June 10, 1856


Capt. JnO. L. Webb, Memphis, Tenn;
DEAR SIR-Replying, in reference to
the cotton cultivatng machines sent
to me by Capt. Curry of Huntsville,
Ala, / am now prepared to say to you
that the work executed by these ma
chimes is more than Capt. Curry has
claimed for them. The machines have
been thoroughly tested on this planta.
ton; have been operated in breaking
or broad-cssting, in bedding and plant
ing, in chopping aud cultivatiug cot.
ton, and in cuitivsting about sixty
five acres Of corn. In each aud all OF
these actions of the machine the wo k
is rendertd with a uniformity, rtgu-
lsrity and precision superior to the
hand method, and the universal
sdsptabiliy of this machine to the
varied conditions of soil and pant
growth, and l. 8 labor-saving capac ty,
Is remarkable and immensely valu.
able. am now cultivaing with two
Of these machines, and two men aud
four mules are performing the work
OF eight men and eight mules, IS COM
pared with the hand method aud thu
superiority of the mach ne work is
apparent to all. The use of these ma
chimes will largely Iedure the cost of
cotton production. l am so much i'm
pressed with their value that l will
certainly use them extensively in flu
ture. These two machines Will be
continuously operated here until the
crops sra laid by, and the cotton
chopped by them and fields of cotton
and corn cultivated by them will now
challenge comparison with any other
Cultiva ION in the cotton belt. These
machines, on this plantation, have
cultivated more than $50 acres; the
work is thorough and complete. Yours
respectfully, .-
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has been arrested on the charge Of
numbering Judge Hunolt, who was
found dead in field a short distance
from town last Saturday. The prison.
er was arraigned in court yesterday
and pleaded not guilty, saying that ne
could positively prove an abb. The
detective who made the arrest, how
ever, asserts that the bloody knife
with which the Judge was stabbed aud
the revolver vito which he was shot
were found in Claims possession.
Trouble had existed between the p'is-
oner and the Judge for some time
previous to the murder, growing out
of an adverse decision by the latter in
a case of law and it was said that
Claim committed the deed for. re-
vauVa
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In enc Dear OId DAY.. .

We differ in creed and politics, but
we are a unit all the same on the de-
sirsbleness Of q fine head Of hair. II
you mourn the loss of this blessing
and ornament, a bottle or two OF
Parker's Hair Balsam will make you
look as you did in the dear old days.
It is worth trying. The only standard
so cents article for the hair.
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VIII Make a Fight in the Courts.

CHICAGO, ILL, June lit is now
contended, according TO various pub
shed interviews this MOI ming, that
the "cable" ordinance adopted by the
City Council Monday night for the
b-nefit OF the North Chicago City
Railway Company eau be avoided in
the courts. In the original ordinance
it is provided that the roads shall be
operated by animal power and MT
otherwise. Lawyers consulted claim
that this is no repeating clause, that
au ordinance Loses force only when
repealed in exprt ssive terms, and that
aOY court must issue an injunction
againtt the company, restraining it
from availing Itself of the privilege
granted by the Chicago Aldermen.
II tie Mayor sigDs the o. dinance, 1t is
declared that the matter will be taken
10 the Supreme Court. In connection
with the proposed laying of the cable
on State street, it is now conteuded
th7t when the grant to lay tracks on
that narrow thorouahfare was given
by the Council, many Of tie names Of
the alleged signers of the petition
were foTgeries.
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The RudzlnskI Impeachment Trial

MILWAUKEE, Wis, June 1.-THE
impeachment trial of Tbeo. Rud.
zinski, who is charged with having in
cited the recent riot at Bayview,
was resumed this morning. The de-
tense was opened by Rudzioski's
counsel, E. H Ebbitt', who accused
Gov. Rusk of prejudice and CRITICS ng
his action in revoking his clients
commission as notary rublic, He
a'so charged that Capt. Borchardt Of
the Kosciusko Guards had attempted
to bride witnesses to ties ify sgaiust
Rudzinski. Only one witness was ex-
smined when the trial adj uIned IN
til tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock.
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"LOndOn0 TrOuser stretcher
HoLsTEIN CATTLE.
AUTUMN IMPORTATION.
MEMPHIS, TENN, 1856.

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Important Insurance Case I'm Mich.
tRan.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, June lin II e
csse of the State of Wisconsin
against the Peoples Insurance
Company of New Orleans, which
came up in the United States
Circuit Court 10 day, Judge Dyer
Issued an order Diminishing the case
for want of jurisdi ton, and remand
ing the came o the State court This
is a victory for the State, which is
suing number of outside companies
for noncompliance with the law re-
quiring monthly statements. The law
provides for forfeiture OF $500 for
continued neVIeCt, and TIE aggregate
Of fines will be quite high.
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THE FESTIVE YERKES.
WHAT HE SAYS OF HIS CHI
CAG0
Street Railway Scheme and His Ma
nipulatIOn Of the City
Council.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, June IL
Charles T. YeIkes, the we'll known
banker of this city and Ohicsgo, who
is the accredited agent ofthe Philadel-
phia syndicate in the purchase of the
North Side passenger railway OF Chi
Gag, arrived in the city last evening,
He registered at the Hotel Lafayette.
Mr.. Yerkes said to Times reporter
81 intended to have no interviews in
Philadelphia, as have only come here
to consult With engine ers relative to
laying a cable road on the North Side
OF Chicago"
But the Chicago papers charge
that you have paid out 1927 900 to the
Board OF Aldermen Of that city to pass
a bill granting you certain franchises"
said the reporter.
at is not So" he replied; 81 never
paid a cent to anybody, either in coun-
ellis or out of councils, to procure the
passage OF that bill or any other bill.
There is no truth whatever in the rs-
port that ] see published in ths pa
pers. 1t is the universal wish of the
people OF the North Side of Chicago
that the cable system should be used.
| have been waited on by good many
CITIZENS OF all asses who earnestly
urged me to get cable road in opera
ton as coon as possible. / have prom.
ised TO do so, and that is what brings
me here now. The opposition is en-
tirely among newspapers, the princi-
pal one of which is partly owned by
a son Ct one Of the directors of the old
West Side company. That company
is very jealous of the improvements
which our road contemplate makirg,
and one of the officers OF the company
remarked to me, when l fir.t spoke,
that he would not have it done for
$4,000 a year. 1t looks as though his
thIea's are being carried out"
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suit for infringement OF Patent.

New YORK, June l1.-Robert Bragg
of San Francisco has brought suit
against this city for infringement on
his ratent electrical apparatus by
which gonRs are sounded ond horses
released smultane ous'y in fire. engine
houses. The complaint states that
similar tuits against other cities have
been success full.
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scottish Liberal Federation.

GLASGOW, June 1.-THE Scottish
Liberal Fedeia ion has issued a mani
iesto to the Liberal electors of Scot
land urging them to support in the
coming electors noue bu. Gladstone
candidates The Federal on has en-
gagged st. Andrews Hal, the largest in
the city, for mas me ting on June
2Sth, az which Mr., Gladstone will de-
liver an address and Lord Rosebery
will preside.
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Arkansas RepubIIcnns.

LITTLE Rock, ARK, June 1.-THE
Rspnb State Central Committee
has d cidsd to call Rspub ican State
Convention Julv 22d. to consider the
propiie'y rfputting Rerub lean State
cket IL tn field
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Patti and NIeOIinI's Religious Mar.
rtARP

LONDON, June 1.-THE religious
rite of marrisge between Adelns
Patti and Signor Nicolini was per-
formed to day in the Protestant par
ish church at Observation-Disclosures,
about seven miles from Ciaigy- Nos,
Mime. PATHS residence.
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HON EOPATHIC
S p e CIFLC S .
w. N. HALDEMAN,
President Of the Great LOUISVILLE C0U-
RIER-JOURNAL CO., tells mat
he knows Of
Wintersmith's Chill Cure.
OPTICS OF THE CoUElER-JoURSAL,

OFflNh Of Inn
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had observed on Mr. X. W. Meredith, who,
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Your cure broke them at once, and there has
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FOREIGN MISCELLANY.
Cholera at Venice.

VENICE, June 1.-THE cholera con-
tinues to rage here with undated vio-
lence, an average OF twenty new cases
and ten deaths occurring dsiy.
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John Morley at DubIIn.

DUBLIN, June l1.-Mr. John Morley,
Chief Secretary for Ireland, has arrived
here. He is investigating the Causes
and history Of the Belfast Iiots.
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Won Cnn nnY for Ten Cents
ma Chlcngo HoIocnnst.

A sample of Simmons Liver Regulator
for trial. Be sure you get the genuine.
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READY FOR The ELECTION
ALL ENGLAND PREPARED FOR
THE CONTEST
Which win Decide the Fate of Home
Rule for Ireland-The Bel
fast Riots.

LONDON, June 1l.-A Parnellite
manifesto will be issued referring es'
pscially to the defeat Of the home
rule bill.
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NEWSPAPER |,
ADVERTISING

newspapers and estimates the cost Of ad.
yertising. The advertiser who wants TO spend
one dollar, finds In II the information he re.
quires, while for him who will invest one
huI bred thousand dollars in advertising, 3
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PROTESTANT HONE RULKRs.

manifesto will be issued referring es.
pscially to the defeat of the home
rule bill.
PROTESTANT HOME RULERS.
A number OF Protestant Home Ru-
lers met in Cork last night and fofmed
q COMMITTEES to cooperate with similar
committees in Dublin and Belfast in
supporting P,rnellite candidates for
Parliament. The asslcia ion will not
admit Catholics to membership.
READY FOR THE ELECTION.
Everything is ready I the election,
which will begin immed ely after
the expiration Of the legal interval of
the official announcement, TIE Con.
servat yes and Unioniss will mutually
support each other. 1t is probable
that in some cases there will be con-
hicts between candidates of Mr.. Cham.
berlain and the Wings.
IN THE COMMONS.
Mr.. Hugh O. Childers, Home Secre-
tary, replying in the House of G m.
mons this evening to Mr.. Drobain,
Conservative member for Belfast, who
asked if the government would take
any steps TO prosecute the police who
shot down inhabitants of Belfast dur
ing the troubles of the last few days,
stated that the government was not
informed that there had been any mis-.
conduct on the Part of the county pO-
lice in Belfast The secretary said that
the government had the fullest conf
dence in the royal Irish constabulsry,
and did not intend, while the preselt
disorders continued, to remove them
from Belfast and substitute the mill
tary.
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U ROOKLYN,N Y.-Board on the Bill.
~ Mrs H. @. Howard, 206 Washington
Park Rooms large; location delightful ;
convenient 70 cars 70 Manhattan Beach
Coney Island, Long Bea Oh and Central Park
also 70 New York places Of amusement.
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A book Of 100 pages.
The best book for
anadvei tiser 10 con
suit, be he expert
euoed or otherwise,
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shot i'm a Barn1o.

Wahpeton, Oak, Aug. H-Shortl,
alter last midnight John Mosley, sup
posed to be a tramp, whose home is 2ol
South Fifth avenue. New York, war
shot in a house Of i'll fame by a woman
known as Nellie Grant. The bullet
entered the shoulder and is pronounced
by the doctor in attendance as not fatal
The woman has been arrested and is now
in Jail. The wounded MA is resting
easily. The doctors report but q hesh
wound, the bullet being found in the
left shoulder. The hearing has been
postponed to the time he may be able te
testify. The woman claims the shoot.
ing was in aelf-defense, as he began
breaking her furniture and when warned
to stop assaulted her, for which che shot
him. Mosley, on getting sober and
finding himself alive. expressed q desire
to leave the scene Of his adventure, and
accordingly took the 1910 train to.
night for Minneapolis.
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Parliament Conveaes and the
Queen Delivers her
Speech.
Irish Nationali is Enter
tpjn the Second Day
of Convention
Work.
->--
A Regular Row OF Words on The
Floor, one Of the Good Old
Irish Sort.
PARLIAMENT In SESSION.

II QUEEN DELIVERS HER ADDRESS TO
THE AND GENTLEMEN AND COM
MOWERS
London, Aug. 1S-At the hour parlia-
ment met rain was falling and the
crowd gathered about Westminster
building was small. Some enthusiasm
was displayed on the arrival OF the va.
rious prominent leaders, but it was gen.
orally faint. The attendance lu the
commons was large and many members
arrived before they had their breakfast,
in order to get good seats. The queens
speech was as follows:
My Lords and Gentlemen: / have
summoned you at this unusual season
for the transaction OF indispensable
business. The season Of the last parlia-
msnt vas interrupted before the
ordinary work OF the year had been
completed in order that the sense OF my
people might be taken on certain
proposals with regard to the government
OF Ireland= The seaai. g! the ssSifsssi has
been to confirm the conclusion to which
the late parliament had come, and the
provisional nature OF the arrangement
made by the last parliament for public
charge renders 1t inexpedient to post
pone further consideration of necessary
financial legislation.
Gentlemen OF the Honse Of Commons.
Estimates which were submitted to the
last parliament and only partially
voted will be laid before you.
My Lords and Gentlemen: AT the
period Of the year usually assigned for
recess, and after the prolonged
labor to which many OF you have
been subjected. I abstain from recon-
mending now for your consideration any
measures except those which are
essential to the conduct Of the public
service during the remaining part of
the financial year. / am sure they will
receive Your prompt attention.
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Losses Near Aurora.

Aurora. Oak. August 17-Heavy
rain. with hard wind, fell Sunday night,
A tornado passed eight miles east OF
here. j. Q. PUNK lost his granary,
barn, most Of his farming tools and one
horse. Ira Wheeler lost a large new
house and barn; Thomas Hannah, q
granary; Frank Wilcox, q new house;
W. q. Bly,. barn and granary; AIexan-
der Davis, o granary; P. D. Davis, q
house and barn; Charles Davis, o barn
and granary; Frank Tiffany, q barn and
granary, and many others suffered
similarly. Many cattle and horses were
killed by flying tinbers. Scantlings
from the Wilcox house at Elkton were
driven into the ground SO far that 9
team could not pull them out.
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Killed by Falling Timber.

Ellendale,. Oak, August 1.-THE late
storm proved most severe to the west
and southwest of EIlendale. Grain and
Eaystacks were scattered for miles over
the prairie and many farm buildings
DESTROYED. The residence Of August
Hanelt was shattered to splinters aud
Mr.. Hanelt narrowly escaped. VIM.
Rowan, living twenty miles north of this
place, was instantly killed by falling
timber during the storm. He was o
single man and from Canada.
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Great preparations are making by the
territorial and local boards for the next
fair to be held at Huron. The grounds
will be one-half larger than that last
year, the stalls double in number, and
the exhibitors hall twice as spacious as
last year, when the fair was a great
success. Citizens Of Huron have deter
mined to build q hall for their exhibits,
and the committee is alrc ady at work
upon it. Secretary Lamar has been
invited to make addess. He has written
that he will try to arrange his western
trip so as to be there and comply. Con-
gressman Hill, OF Ohio, chairman of the
house committee on territories, has also
been invited to be present and speak.
There is reason for believing he will do
80. The fair opens Sept. 6.
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S~lsspless Nights, made miserable ny
that terrible cough. Shiloh's Cure rs
the remedy for You. Sod by Purdy &
Brecht, Ysnkton, Dakota
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The state department has received
official information of the acceptance by
the Japanese government of the modi6.
cations made by the senate prior to it's
ratification of the Japanese extradition
treaty of June 21st. The exchange of
official copies of the treaty will now give
it full effect. The treaty is the first be.
tween this country and an Oriental ma.
ton, and is the fret treaty proposed to
japan other than by a combination of
leading powers.
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Treasury officials who enjoy close
business relations with Treasurer Jor.
dan do not express any surprise at the
rumor that he intends shortly to retire
and accept a more lucrative a%nne:n.
ment in a New York banking house.
For several weeks past MIR. Jordan has
frequently remarked TO his friends that
he expected to leave the treasury 500
after the adjournment of congress.
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from Ire,and nB,tn so,a NJ Dav;tt
.Tselino has mo ri,ht tn sneak for Tho
neonl a of Irelsnd Ha WAS not q
her Of the league and i saw Hal Rea.
rno,a nesav ana mnsa,t ~ -.
10 sneak for tho neon,a - Ir.iandn
loud applause1.
Fiperty rose To sneak and the,e wara
lona cheers.
Hynas. Of Illinois. made . na;n+ of
order tbnt no m,tion was heforo ,be
house and 10 del, oate had ,ioh, n
the floor.
The chair decided The no;nt Wal
taken.
Finerty then rose to a onest;on ~
personal privilege and was finally o,v.n
THE aoor. amid cons;derabla cnnfna;an
The Delegates from Naw VII -,
Hynes interrupted repeatedly. H,nao
said Finerty should not speak ON mar.
sonal questions.
Cries we're raised for Finertv tn taka
the platform.
Finerty-I will be heard a where.
Chair-Finerty is no spring chicken.
He can be heard any where in the hall.
Hynes-I protest ~aoainst F;nartv
speaking.
Finerty--I will speak.
The chair admonished Finerty not to
make another such a remark,
QUIET
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Yankton College.

FOURTH YEAR BEGINS sEPTsmBER
and English Courses Preparatory depart.
ment. I~nstrumeAts, and voca MUSIC. PAINT
Log and Drawing. 1laaerses low. o.
JOskPM WARD. President.
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At Mason City, Iowa, on Tuesday. the
commissioners OF insanity adjudeed s.
B. Shaw, a cousin of Fred Ward, the
swindler OF Gen. Grant, insane. Shaw
has recently been living with his par
ents at Clear Lake and has been q
skilled electrician, but ,s completely
broken kown by the morphine habit.
He took an appeal to the circuit court.
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Tile Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul
railroad company have purchased a
large area of land on tho Missouri river
bottom along their line of road and be-
tween Vermiliion and Meckling, and are
putting up several thousand tons of hay
for shipment. 1t is reported that they
will build a large building, within which
to press this hay. This is q new indus.
try in this section. Thousands upon
thousands of tons Of good hay have gone
to waste in this country every year, and
q lage part of our resources have been
lost on this account. 1t seems now that
it will be different in the future in this
regard at least.