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The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1886-11-04
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The irresistible and irrepressible, the
ubiquitous and yet, like the Paddy's
flea, non-geatable Col. Pat Donan, whose
frame is INTERCHANGEABLE linked witt b that
of Dakota, when last heard from, was in
Honduras, G. A. He has written char
acteristic letter to some Dakotaian friend,
which however did not escape the watch
full eyes Of that famous son Of Aristor
that dwells in the tall tower at Fargus.
From it we extract the following choice
sentences descriptive of the charming
scenes amidst which the gallant Colonel
has disported:
"Here I am smidst majestic forests of
mahogany, satinwood and sandalwood,
interspersed with groves of feathery
palms, mangoes, oranges, lemons and
lines. Gigantic bread fruit trees wave
their long fruit bearing arms on every
side. Wide spreading plantations of CO.
coanuts, bananas, plsntains and pineap-
pies, coffee, sugar, cacas or chocolate,
spices, indigo and rice unfold their rich
verdure and bloom to- a SUN that is daz-
cling in its radiance, Ten thousand rich
and gorgeous flowers fame in bewilder-
ing splendor of color on tree and shrub
and vine, and intoxicate the very winds
Of heaven with their mingled perfumes.
Troops of monkeys swarm, and swing
by. their tails, among the boughs of the
forest trees; and countless myriads of
parrots, paraquets, macaws, coekatoos,
qualmS and currassOWs, like bits of wing
ed rainbows, fill the whole air with the
resplendent brilliancy of their hues and
the earsplitting clamor of their chatter
ings, while here and there huge ana
conda or python glides through the jun
gle, or twines bis long length around the
branch of some fruit laden tree.
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lal:> more money than at anything else
by taking an agency for the best
selling book out. Beginners suc-
ceed grandly. None fail. terms free. HAL,
LET Book Co., Portland, Maine,
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n.:- Send 6 cents for. postage, and
III HHZE receive free, coet}y sbox Of
- j goods which vii. help you
sto more money right away than anything
else in this, world. All, Of either sSx, sue
sceed from the first hour. Thel broad road
70 fortune opens before tho workers, abso-
lutely sure. Az once address. >TR1E ~ o.,
Augusta. Maine. ''<s' ~ I u ~
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| Washington Letter.
II IL curious about woman's face, how
some like to have 1t multiplied by the
camera and some don't There was Miss
Cleveland, II was almost impossible tC
get q photograph OF her. She sat once tc
Prince here In Washington, and 1t would
have been as much as life was worth Il
have let one oil her pictures out Of the
studio, The trouble was, Miss Cleveland
was not proud Of her face. She was, how,
ever, OF her writings, aud there has bsen
no trouble in getting all one wanted oil
them, II issaid the publishersof "The Long
Run" have all they want Of Miss Clsye-
lands literary work, 1t ia to no hoped
that Chicago will not bs 80 quickly stated,
There Is a good reason to believe Miss
Cleveland will be 0 fixture In the West.
She mas o keen taste tor getting money.
Her brother allowed her S., 900 a year In
the White House, and she used her fame
and name 10 acquire over $4,000 more
with the book OF essays. II there Ia the
least chance Of making hay Ia Chicago
sunshine Chicago will see the fork flying,
Miss Cleveland Ia to bs commented ss
much for this as II she were man OF bust.
ness. II would help her sisters in other
walks Of lie II they had vital desire to
accumulate wealth. rhe substitution OF
money.making for making callS and Civ
ing balls might solve many hard problems
into the untold mil ennial results.
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steady; cash and September 42!c. OAtl
nominal. Clover seed steady cash and
September 81 so.
Live Stock.
CHICAGO, Sept. 2.-The DroRr's Journal
reports: OattIs-Rscsipts 1850 head
shipments 5000 head; prime firm; com.
mon weak but steady; shipping steers
s. 25a5 25; BtoCkers and feeders SO GOA
8 90; cows, bulls and mixed $500; bulk
81 00l2 so; through Texas cattle 50 25a
2 30; western rangers very dull; natives
and hali-braeds s. 50l3 so; COWS So 50a
9 rs. HOgs-RsCiepIs 1900 head; ship.
ments 2, 900 head market stronger rough
and mixed 81 75a4 IS; packing and ship
ping a s0a6 TO-; light s. 75a4 S5i skips
81 40aS 10, Sheep-ReCsipts 100 head /;
snipments none; market Slow common
l5a20c lower; natives - 00l4 90; Texans
81 75a2 70; lambs - 0Oa5 90,
EAST LIBRRTY, Pa, Sept, 2-Cattle-
Receipts 304 heal; shipments $50 head
market fair at Wednesdays prices. NJ
shipments TO New York, Hogs-RsCeipls
1900 head shipments 2 200 head market
active PhiladelphiaS 81 9Ha5 05; York.
ers 81 4Oa4 CO., grassers 81 25s4 So; II
cars shipped to New York. Sheep-Rs.
ceipts 1890 head; shipments 2, 200 head
market dull al Wednesdays prices.
UINcINNATI, o, Sept, 2,-Hogs quiet
common aud light s. S5i4 10; plaln, pack.
ing and butchers 81 5O44 80; receipts
$500 head shipments 5B5 head,
Petroleum.
OIL Cry, Pa, S4pt, 2,-Opened at Clio;
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Amelia now heard her hostess say, sd'
dressing her remarks 10 what seemed q
gentlemRn's reeumbent figure at a shorI
distance from where she was standing
sand when touch the hand bell raise
them to hers; she will be just here al
your right, And now please remain ex'
actly as have placed you until the
'Jailsr's Daughter Is posed,
Mrs, Darlington soon had Amelia In the
graceful attitude OF lifting her lamp high
amid the dimneBs, Amelia being supposed
to havestolen intothe prisonot her fathers
captive, aCtuated by whatever motive oil
mercy or love with which the audience
might choose to explain her presence
there,
The ladies Withdrew from the stage, the
requisite rignal was given and the
curtain was slowly drawn aside.
Suddenly Mrs, Darlington, Of course lnvls'
able to the suilsnc4, sounded her hand
bell, The "Osptive," obedient to previous
instructions, raised his eyes toward
those Of the callers Daughter
"Eugens! Eugenel Is II youN
Amelia Webster with parted lips, with
wildly dilated eyes and rigid form, stood
for moment staring upon the face be-
meath her, And then before Eugene
Rowley could reach her Amelia HAD sunk
senseless to the ground.
A face was bending very close to hers
when consciousness returned,
Eugene" she mnrmered, very family,
-"Elgene, can it be your
ayes, Amelia" he replied, with low,
passionate fervor Of tone; ut Ia I-9avsd
miraCulously from shipwreCk, to meet
you as have met yon this night"
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WI
ULra Mrlld.


Who pays the heavy expenses OF these
Prohibition canvasses? The candidates
have no hope Of election, aud they have
no otticsholders to draw from. They can
have no pecuniary interest in holding
meetings and circulating papsrs and circu'
lars. The expenses are large. The Dem
oCrats look for benefits, even II they do
not succeed In either Maine or Pennsyl.
vania, II they can weaken the Republican
party and give encouragement to the
National Administration. In 1854 Demo.
Gratis gave money toward carrying on the
Prohibition canvass in New York esptC-
tally. Do not the signs indicate that Dem.
ocratiC money Is now back Of the remark.
able activity on the outskirts OF Repuhi.
can meetings in Maine and on the part oil
the S25 a.lectura candidate in Pennayl.
yaniaH Democrats may aee their account
In SUCH outlay but what do conscientious
Republicans say OF the spectacle, where
certainly Prohibitionists are fighting the
battles Of the Democratic paFtyP
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educational.
WASHINGTON SCHOOL
uoCvTION AND ENGLISH LANGUAGE,
u NJ. Street, N. W., Warrington DC
ups N. srgyENs nART, PElaClpal.

,,.,,, Session at MT. LAKE PARK, Garrett Co.,
~ iup e@pSSinHipg July b' at lO;N A. NJ closing
4 sTDSysSTAdB OFFERED Blythe INSTITUTION
~ nm ,tural Development and Culture q me
J ny ~, tbs purpose Of lOnVerAaIoni heAdlngi
Nolgg ~ itrss and singing. Thg correct use Of
Plun-5,l, Of Articulation aud kesplt1uoli W
~ MN lie Philosophical laws by which lhoae
gelugl w, pT,.efyed and developed
orr F,a,s,y ard Natural Expression o. sentiment
1, I'M oi speech aud GtAturei Including ChAr
b. ms YAK. Dramatic Reading aud Recitation
~ ,Iflcli0n In Expressive Bible aud SNAKES
sps.,",, ing aud in the reading o. hymns;
par H.. "pgGTtunity AtIo ded Teachers tor ne
. III nt Pr.rtical hpthOdl Tor Teaching ArUcliA'
iIpll I'd Nd i'll hi Reading Methods based upon Ae
Hlh. nv, aA for the study Ol KindeFgaFten and
AN. NtVs ormM Methods Will be formed aud heS'
Illabh VA daily from July y 70 August " 1855,
hgp, In, Win be taught by NILES SUSIE FOLloCki
,Ws,hiaglOn, d, G., who studied aud graduated
~ 's class for children will be held on three
,tAAPJ M, week, free Of Charge,
a'! nv. Lectures will be given by Mn, Hart ano
vi, pollock, each upon Ihe interests Of her OVID
drtArtmelL .,I,o.s
F0' PA'"1 Mrs. ii. STEVENS HART, or
Miss sU lie POLLOCK,
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ms t,nnllnn An Arnln.l imam.

The unprecedented success and merit Of
EIy's Cream Balm--a real cure for Catarfh,
hay fever and cold In The head.-has In
duCed many advenlufeFs 10 place CAtafrh
medicines bearing some resemblance ln
appearance, style OF name upon the mar.
ket, 10 order to trade upon the reputation
Of ElyB Cream Balm, Don't be deceived.
Buy only Eye Cream balm. Many In
your immediate locality will testify III
hlgheaL commentator Of II. A particle
10 applied Into each rOstfil no pain
agreeable 10 ube, Price 900,
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MT, Do CHAATAL ACADEMY,
NEAR WHEELING, W, VA.

Tho ,hlr,ynlnth year Of this welIkuown Acad'
.ny under the charge Of the Valuation Nuns
'n1 IN The frat Monday Of September next aud
'' pnnII' received ~ any time in the session.
TDose who des!rc to place their daughters in an
institution aGordIns exceptional advantages In
,Sownv Of heallhIul and delightful location, eE
r.,lrot board, thorough discipline and instruction
y, ISs hands Of lifelong teachers In every depart
,'.nt nj female education, including the modern
languages and music, should send for catalogue
Of TIL, ,Chool. Address,
Djrectress Of the Academy 1.-THE Visitation,
MT. Dc CHANTAL.
,,q5.D,w Near Wheeling, ". Va.
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II you are suffering with low and do,
pressed spirits, loss Of appetite, general
debility, disordercd blood, weak oonstitu,
ton, headache, or any disease Of q bilious
nature, by all means procure bottle Of
Electric Rltteg. You will be surprised
to see the rapid improvement that will fol-
low; you will be inspired with new life
strength and activity will return; pain
and misery will cease, and honCeforth YOU
will rejoice In the praise Of Electric Bit
teEs. Sold OF fifty cents bottle by Logan
d %, MwFGw
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Reed birds are coming.
euro of u sprain.

MARcEDoN CENTRE, WAYNE Co., N. Y, |
February 2S, 1885. J
Some years ago l badly strained my
stomach picking cherries, and have sut
iered greatly ever since. Nothing hal
been 80 beneficial as AllCock's PIasters
They entirely cured me OF that trouble
l have also been stll Cted with q lamt
ankle, but these Plasters soon enabled me
to walk recommend them whenever
| have an opportunity, az have found
them very useful for over ten years. All
cocks paSters have always done me the
gh ateBt service and | am every day more
and more convinced that no household
should be without them.
MRs. SUSIE A. BILLS.
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Eat fruit In the morning,
An I:ntorprlslng, i.ellnblo House

Logan d 70. can always be relied upon,
not only 10 carry In stock the best Of every.
thing, but 10 secure the Agency for such
articles 40 have well.known merit, and are
popular with the people, thereby sustain.
Ing the reputation Of being always enter.
priSing, and ever reliable. Having secured
the Agency for the celebrated Dr. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, will sell
II on q positive guarantee. II will surely
cure any and every affection Of Throat,
Lungs and Chest, and 10 show our con.
Hdence, we invite you W call and got a
Trial Bottle Frae. MWPdW
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Hard 70 eet polltIcg wound up.
rnrl,lnn,. Arnlrn snlrn.

The best Salve In the world for Cuto,
Bruises, Sores Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, ChApped Hands, ChilblainB,
Corn6 and all Skin Eruptlons, and posi-.
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. II
10 guaranteed 10 give perfect satisfaction,
OF money refunded, Price % cents per
hnY. For halA by Logan 4 90.
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1.-THE rights Of Wo NJ en- what are they9
The : RhI u labor aid ~ pray;
Thellghl ~ watch while othen sleep;
The flpht u'e' heib Woes 10 weep;
he Tit ht 70 succOr or FevetSe;
The III ht 70 b rvs Will, Others cuESa;
The right W love whom Others sjDrn
The Fight - comfort | who mourn;
The right 10 shed new y on Garth
The right 10 prove the SOul'h h gh worth;
The right 10 lead ID soul TO a
Along the path hGr iGYiOI tTOd-l
Tne path Of mr' RueSs and OF | We
The path II alIh that ends above
The path Of pa lenCe und Z wrong
The Rlh In which lhe weak grow strong,
such WI ANS ? gAis And Col vii bleSS
Aud crUwa lhi II ChRupiOn with success"
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IT frequently happens that baby sick
with oholera inlAntum, or much re.
duced by digestive disturbance, cannot
retain milk on It's stomach; In such cases
MtlIin's Food should be used with water
alone; after a few daya little milk may
be added to the diet, but with caution at
frat
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
The Features Of the Money and sso
Markets.

NeNaNA NsNNi
Markets.
NEw YoRE, Sept, 2.-Money on cal
quiet at from 5H percent, closing at
percent bid, Prime mercantile paper AL
percent, Sterling exchange quiet bu
steady at 81 slts4si,
GovRRSvENT BoNDs-Dull and heavy.
US. IS lOOii U. :. AS, l09i; U, s. new
As 1861 Pacific % OF '95, 1851,
STATE BoSDs-Dull and steady,
RAILROAD BoSDs-Dull and generally
steady sales S705,000,
STocHs-The opening prices were strong
advances ranging from to percent.
There was more activity in the early
trading than at any time during the pres
ent depression In business, but 1t soon
died away, and the usual dullness sue
ceeded. Prices were firm, but the early
gains were atterward lost, and at noon
prices were not materially different from
the opening, A stronger tone then pre-
vailed, lasting until about 8 O'Clock p, NJ,
by which time fractional advances had
been established, There were slight re-
actions from the best figures In the last
hour, and the market closed rather heavy.
Pne net result oithe days business Is an adj
vance for almost everything on the active
list. Erie preferred went up Il percent,
Delaware ( Hudson and Others traction
al amounts,
TrRnacIions l0l Ala shares.
Stock QUoTATIONs-Closed bid: Adams
Express, 40; American Express, l06;
Canada Southern, Al; Central Pacific, AZ! (;
Chesapeake 4 Ohio, s; do first pre- ierren,
10; do seconds, 0; o, o., O. 81, 81;
Denver 4 RIO Grande, 800; Erie, Sli do
preferred, ut; Fort Wayne, IAN; Kansas
4 Texas, 81; Lake Erie 4 Western, Ill;
Lake Shore, So; Louisville & Nashville,
Az; Louisville, New Albany & Chicago
634 Memphis 4 Charleston, SO; Michigan
Central, 70; Missouri Pacific, loot; Nash
vile 4 Chattanooga, GO; New Jersey Gem
trAl, 54I Northern Pacific, 27i do prefer
red, 5Ss; Chicago & Northwestern, ll4S;
do preferred, l49!; New York Central,
1901; Ohio Central, :; Ohio 4 Mississippi,
2Ss; do preferred, 90; Pacific Mail, 57s;
PLsburgn, l5l! Reading, 25S; st, Louis
& San Francisco, 2ss 10 preferred, 90; do
hrst preferred, ll2S; o., NJ. & st. Paul,
oct; do preferred, l20f; Texas 4 Pacific,
l44; Union Pacific, 65s; United States
Express, 90; W., st, L. 4 p, lot; do pre-
terred, SSIi Wels-Fargo Express, i25;
Western Union, 90.
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All trains daily exCelt Sunday,
PulllnRn's Palace unet or hotel Sleeping Cans
Though without change from stGubeuYi 10 East 70
Cincinnati, Louisville, Chicago, indianapolis and
ST. |. 'uls,
For through tickets baggage checks, Steering Car
| accommodations and Ruy further information APP
ply 70 JOHN q TOMLINs0N Ticket Agent a. Pan,
candle tatiOn, foot Of Eleventh Itre I, or at City
| Ticket ONCE, under Mcclure House, Wheeling,
JAMES ACOREA,
General Manager, Pittsburgh, Pa,
T. A, FORD,
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1taffordS me pleasure to assure you that az
ter using DIR. e. MCLanCB Celebrated LIVER
siOr more than twenty years In my family,
that regard them rs being superior to any
have ever used or llnvo seen used. have not
had them constantly and had TO try Others, and
| have tried u good variety, but L have never
had any to net so promptly, probably, and
nicely rs McI.ane's. | have used them myself,
wife, aud children, wltltlle most gratifying re-
suits. For children, having used them on my
own with such easy And happy elect, would
recommend them TO ono md TO oil. These
pills do tho wOrk-do 1t promptly. do u well.
and leave no III effects behind AS n bile re-
mover, rs d llvOF GOrrpGtOr,. rs q tpreFunner
preparing tile system Tor Qlllnlne, tloEp " 10
nill or medicine equal to d. q, MGIane'a Cele'
brutOd Liver Pills. l expect TO use them a.
long rs live. II they continue RS good US they
have been In tho past.
Yours truly, r. j. GILES.
Pastor N, Z Church SoGth, Myers Station,
Tampa District, Florida Conference.
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SAVED FROM BELLOWS.

" wonder whether we could prevail
upon that quiet, sad'lookIng niece Of Mrs.
Elliott to take the character, GraceP She
is so admirably suited to it, you know,
with that abundant dark hair Of hers, that
tall, exQuisitely shaped figure, and those
lovely, mournful eyes, She might be the
'Jailer's Daughter in our final tsbleau
with superb effect"
"IthInk that Mrs, Elliott could persuade
her niece" remarked pretty Grace Hilton,
addressing the lady. "Who is to be our
captiVe~ Grace went on, "Charley
Whitcomb, suppose"
"Yes," was the reply. "At least, he has
promised faithfully to be up from New
York by O'Clock this evening, / shall
speak to Mrs Elliott Immediately. That
niece Of her'a-her name, by the way, is
Amelia Webster, isn't it2-seems such an
unsoCiable, melancholy sort OF creature,
that really hate putting the question to
her, Wait here till l return, Grace. |
shan't be gone very long. The tableau ia
the last on the list, you know, and do
want to have 1t effective. Yonr dress
for 'Rowena' Is all ready, I hope?"
ENTIRELY" said Grace, as her compsn.
ion left the piazza, on which the above
conversation had been held, and went in
search Of Mrs, Elliott,
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GEte gsttelIfGeteer
WOAIAN's RIGHTS,

Oiaool Nos, IS and ~ Fourteenth Street,
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TENIsrlao, Canada west, ont.

NtEssIs. FLEMING bros.
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mo TO send for fifty cOntG' worth for him. so,
gentlemen, will do oil can to Introduce pr.
0. MCLane's Liver Pills. manufactured ny
Fleming brothers. Yours Win respect,
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gsal1sportatta,s.

DITTsBURGH, CINCINNATI 4 ST.
j LOUIS RAlLR0 AD-PanhGndls Route:
Is, 1856, Trains leave Panhandle station, foot oil
Eleventh slret, uear public landing, ~ follows,
Genital standard time.
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FLEMING Bros.
dear Sirsi-EncloScd you will find ono dollar
for which you Wilt please send mo more OF your
received tho pay for tho last two boxes order
ed and received. would only say. they have
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feel much better now than l llaYo Tor TWO
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FLEMING BR0Sr PlttSDurg, Ia
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made at Pittsburgh, Pa. The cour'
torFeits are r,adc at ST. Louis, Nc,
and Wheeling, w. Va.
, 1886-11-18
A velI of Great Value.

The church of Meixotl, Mexico, is said
to contain a veil of great value. For
nearly three centuries Spaniards were in
the habit of vowing a jewel TO the veil
of our Lady of Meixotl if they returned
safely from a voyage to Spain, until in
Maximilan's time the veil was bejew-
eled to the value of 5000, 600. Three
German Adventures with Maximilan
determined after his failure to carry
away this veil. They made elaborate
preparations, succeeded in taking the
veil, but a pursuing party had nearly
overtaken them when they made a
stand in a narrow pass, where two of
them were, however, killed with their
horses, the third making off under
cover Of darkness, but without the veil,
which was %recaptured and restored to
the altar, TO be more v%igilantly guarded
than ever.-Chicago Herald.
, 1886-11-18
DISTRICT COURT.
Hon. VIM. l.. Maginnis, Chief Justice,
Presiding.

Court convened at 10 o'clock yesterday
morning.
In the case of Fred IIagerman VS.. Jno.
A. Ressler, following witnesses in court
defense, j. \. Ressler, +. l.. Culver, J..
b. Prayer and A. Underwood; prosecu-
%cution, Fred Hagerman, Mrs. Hagerman
and T.. j. Fisher. Case tried by the
court and taken under Amusement.
A. II. Swan ct al. VS.. Michael Odder,
continued for the term.
Territory of Wyoming vs.. Edwin Cerus;
Indictment for being accessory after the
fact of murder in the first degree; de-
PENDANT arraigned and plead not guilty.
Henry Harrington was excused from
the petit jury for the term.
The hearing Of the case Of the territory
VS.. Fred lIagerman was commenced in
the afternoon, all of the witnesses being
examined case argued to-day.
Court adjourned until 9 o'clock this
morning,
, 1886-11-18
Personal
Items of Interest Concerning Prominent
People.

Capt. Lasher is back from the West.
Auditor N. NJ. Grant is down from
Laramie City.
Col. W. S. Downey passed through this
city yesterday. on his way East.
X. S. Ryan is fast getting better, hi,
ankle being sprained instead of disloca.
ted.
At the Pacific: l.. Murphy, Omaha
NJ. j. Mccormack and wife, Philadel
phiai NJ. Beach, Detroit, w. w. Bald
win, San Francisco; d. q. Granger, Os
wego, N. Y; Max Emanuel, New York
W. d. Wormach, Kansas City; +. }
French, Chicago; Il. d. Tanner, Nortl
Platte; NJ. NJ. Never, Chicago u. Il
| Townsend, Peoria, Ill.
, 1886-11-18

A special Meeting Held Last Evening

y meeting for the purpose OF consld-
ering the acceptance of the new hook and
ladder building was held last night, Coun-
Gilman rinnegan in the chair, and keefe,
Riner, Harrington, Griffin and Murray
present.
The Pioneer hook and ladder building
was accepted from the contractor and
turned oyer to the company.
The petition for a sewer on Evans street
was granted, and Herman Haas, j. W.
Bruner and j. "llunton were appointed as
appraisers, and instructed to advertise for
bids. The sewer will extend along Evans
street from Seventeenth to Twenty-iourth
streets