Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1886-12-16

N far,neR and N nrohihitianiat He
was thnronohlv initiated into the n,rs.
tories Of CONGRESSIONAL legislation at the
For,v.eigbt Congress- so that with his nrs.
vious exnerienre as n state senator he
MANAGED to COME well tn the front. M fine
Forty,nin,b conyress Mr. P-ice had n fnnd
III ,lrv vii which ,noda him nonuIar ard
cTTeetire Ue renresented the Eoht VIE
eonsin district eomnosed Of the counties
81 Barron Raveeid Bnffalo Rnrnett
Clark Donylas Dnnn. Fan Claire Isct'
son PENN pierce polk 81 croix wash.
burn and Tremnealen.
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panl To- ,ha fonr ,,on,bs and;,s NJ
s,,,,,,s -, ;ncra,sa 90 Sasa poe ;,s H. -
cs rnings bnt thar 10 ~, ,.rsse +, tho siv
nf,nths ond;n, Irl,S ~ - ~. .sh@,lo
wear n i nst;n,atad ,hat tbara will ho INT
q si;ah, i,cra.,sa
80
hsl'rssen.a.iNe herrlsoh saia, WITH rel.
s ~ ~ 'he nsIfpaper staselnsn, ehat
~. ne hieaus ues'1su 20 MAKE MN eierA OF
.'.f' sne uiu noe
WIN MN nor was iscircuia'eo oy
~, "'e
}. j. Hili. OF the Manitoba, isln the city,
iooklng alter has interest IN the Northwest,
M, n,',.. 20 urse OH M5ien pe.ssaes io1ie o.
~, W in.souu.vo, siSn.s luz a p.
l i,uN,a ,lsnt OF way tnroesn me fort brrt-
new line e To start from, M;not NJ which
point the DEVILS I,ate line makes i,s sec-
an,l crossing Of The Mouse river and cross
the reservation on the line between town.
chips / So and I54, To follow the Missouri
river by the most convenient route to the
valley OF the Milk river, through the valley
10 Fort Assiniabone, aud thence south
westerly to the great lalis oil the Missouri.
ms WIZ parallel the Northern racine TO a
eonsiueranis extent SO lar as tae accessible
anu valuable portions OF DAKOTA and Mon
taha are concerned.
The race for the overDorship oil Dako-
Ia, has narrowed down to two candidates
M. III. Gay OF Dakota and Louis X.
Church oil New York, at present Justice
on .ise supreme pench OF the territory Inc
iIisnus OF the TWO are Nylng with eacn oth'
er as 70 the quanuIy oil paper endorse
n'ehts "nien eaeh shaii receive, ana peti
tsr;n- dsr.rsrss. 10 i, - .,s, ~ IT.
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- :, CO - NJ W. a',u
" " srnith Secretarv Wann;ng I II
mi OF Mjnnesota and other nrominent
men are said TO have added their endorse.
nenS personally to the PRESIDENT.
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the eoysrnment for The next s;scoIvear nj
s325. IS5. TSg.
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t,h;ina III - lug NY 20 1 noo VAN VI
pnla 20 - SsO,Voo ~ .ou ~ gu
,nuilnafN lot ., sieA ani'na's' ana s4o'ooo 10
"..ouo ''s si'u''os
A Iatholte church convent, two dwellings
and one place oil business at Mapervilie,
que, wers burned. Loss $l2o,OOO; In.
suranee, SIS, 800.
d. & J. Mcguire. extensive shipowners OF
Quebec are in financial difficulties. Their
liabiIitier are estimated at $500. 600. The
largest creditors are the bank OF Montreal
the Merchants and the bank ofCommerce.
Outside OF the banks, Charles Samson OF
Quebec il the largest creditor. being inter
ested to the extent oil 100000
Dispatches from Columbia. 8. G.. Mis-
souri, City, Mo-. and independence. Mo. state
that slight earthnuake shocks Were felt
at those places, Tuesday the 7th and
Wednesday morning.
William Phippin and son, Henry, were
shot and killed in Stewart county, Tenn,
by William Cooley.
Thomas II. McDuffie of waxabachie
Tex. was arrested at Toronto. charged by
Ford & Co. OF Dallas, Tex, with So, 900
forgery. He viii fight against his extradi
ton,
seam of anthracite coal seven feet six
inches in diameter has been struck at
B,,-.g n W. II This s,.a m ia only one o,,f
of ak in that locality. the smallest being
three feet in thickness. The SIX seams con
tain coal enough to supply the entire
Northwestern territories for fifty years.
freight tram struck hand car with
tn "a r. men on nsgn priase TWO hi.es west
81 oaIy, pr eIpi'aa ing tncIh INTO the sulch
iursg ,eee oe,oN. ihonas hager, young
,iiah rom IOWA, was instantly killed
lanes pohainsoh OF Vnat place nad oo,n
iess broken ana was bruised about the
neaa ehu lace. Junus stevens sectlon
foreman hao one reg oroken.
Senator John A. Logan says: II don't
eninh .haN nluc'i Oh ahytaiag VIII DC uohe
at TINS session except 10 pass the ap-
RropriaSiof Oil. no one SEEMS 20 care 20
uo ahy.1ning' IL iooSs hSe rather a duii
s'ssson'
iier.ogs opera per honse was p gl r nd down.
Loss' SiAo'Voo' insurahee' S'o'oVo.
The friends OF the South Dakota bill
propose to urge it, passage in the house at
we w, earnest possible Gay, ahd consider
ho'e ueegn.l9t lrol'' sna1 ter1it1ry mas a.,
.s''uy s'.iiNeu ~ ,'iae iii.eress- ,ney .hihk
'Nsie - eo"oioerapie pfospecs VI success'
At keokuk on Sunday, the 9th inst. the
buildings occupied by the firm OF Irwin,
Phlilps& Co., Wholesale dealers in dry goods
fpn cirpeos, was alinost Nhoiiy destroyed,
and their stock oil dry goods aud notions
totally so. Loss 100000.
The fenian brotherhood have not only
deposed 0'Donovan Rosa. but publicly
pro claims his rascaiity in the order.
some time 400 Arrhb;sbon Fldar ~ re-
einnati anno;ntei n con,n,ittes ~ de,.;sa
man f,,r ,,aking vments ~ A., ers,i;. 80
| III Archhisbon Person T.st Snn,Isa az
9Th inst tbe eomn,ittee rses,,,,,,,s,dad
that Tho archb;sho, Sand az, e;r,.,,lar. ~,
the subiect tSst tbe ,,astors s.ta bl;.t,
co,rretat ional sac;st;aI. an ,,o,,as ,,,,.,
raised 10 he distribn,ed Nv ar;sb co,n,,,; u.
tees.
movement il about 10 ba made bv the
Union Paci6c tsat will bs,,s q ,e,st IN; M
portant erect on railroads n il The sJnn.
lion on This road Of he 81 a'.IocL s,.ha,I.a
on ITS entire system.
The bank OF Gold Hill, Kansas, has sus-
pended. There has been a heavy run on
by depositors, caused by heavy specula-
fiou.