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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-04
CAUGHT IN THE COURTS.
LARGE BATCH OF DECISIONS FROM
THE CRIMINAL COURT.
Sales of Real Estate by order OF Cham
cory General Business Around tho
Various Higher Dranches--Gathered
from the Magistrates.

Deputy Clerk and Master John Bradley
sold the following real estate at chancery
sale yesterday;
lot II, block 10, Stewart avenue, 10
Daniel Woaord for Si67.b0.
Lot 3, block Is, Tenth ward, IN A. IL.
straiman for $3.50.
lot !, block 2S Tenth ward, TO "a. IL.
Stratman for $40 :.
Lot ., block 2s, Tenth ward, TO M.
Nealis Tor $3.50.
Lot Is, block 2s, Tenth ward, TO L. b.
Eaton for 500.
lot 10, block IS, Tenth ward, 10 J.. IL.
Eaton for 800.
Lot IL, block 2s, Tenth ward, TO l.. d.
Eaton for $40.
Lot rs, block 2S, Tenth ward, 10 l.. Il.
Eaton for 800.
lot ~, block IS, Tenth ward, W Il.
Cooncy for $500.
Lot 20 block %, Tcnth ward, 10 i.
Cooncy for $50.
Lot -. block Is, Tenth ward, 10 l.. II.
Eaton Tor 500.
Lot %, block 2S, Tenth ward, 10 Il.
Cooncy Tor $3.50.
lot -, block 2S, Tenth ward, 10 p.
Cooney Tor 500.
Lot 70, block 10, Tenth ward. TO =.
Cooney for Sl20.
Lot y, block 10, Tenth wari, TO J. j.
Smith for all0.
I.ot2l, block 10, Tenth ward, 10 J. J..
Smith lor sll0
lot ! block 10, Tenth ward, 10 l.. u.
Eaton ior 500.
lot ., block 10, Tenth ward, 10 l.. D.
Eaton ior $40.
loi . block 10, Tenth ward, 10 9. w.
llciakvli luf $50.
Lot sa block 10, Tenth ward, TO John
MnnOgnc ior $50,
lot I, book %, Tenth ward. to N. Ncalis
for S7lO
Lot 10, block @, Tcnlh ward, to z. Cooney
for SlO0
Lot %, block 10, Tenth ward, to J. ].
Smith iof $50.
Lot u. Persons subdivision, TO John
Kennedy Cor $50
lot u, r,rr-on subdivision. 10 NJ. II Fat.
tcIron for $50
lot %, wiihcnlpoon subdivision, to +.
Cooncy lot s2lO.
Easi half lot !, block 81, 20 John Ross
!or $50.
10, ~, black 7, Tcnih warl to John
Ross for S2iD.
lot 80, block :, Tcnih ward, 10 J. h.
Robinson for S2i1.
lot 3, block 49, Echols street, 70 II. l..
Gnion for $50
pari 10, 357, west sIdU Third street, Gsx
NJ .cct near Poplar street, sold TO W. j.
Chnac Tor -, 500.
lot northwest corner Of Second and
Poplar streets, 7ilNliSl iect, 10 W. j.
Chase ior $1,000.
FAR lot 20, fronting "a fee, on the cas-
side VI mont street, 10 J. NJ. Duly ior ~,
300.
lot on New nslrirh road, part 81 coun
try hot "a. i5ixi5S feet, 10 W. j. Chas
for 81 go.
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J. W. \. Browne w. the Blud City
Brick company, judgment Tor plaintiff Tor
s2p7.0s.
Nat and Kate Gregg VI. J. J. Ncwamc,
attachment dismissed, aud judgment
against plaintiff for costs.
" J.-Chasc & Co. ". Kansas City,
Springfield 4 Memphis Railroad company,
Judgment for defendant for ten carloads Of
corn 70 be- satisfied by the payment OF
f757.5i freight charges and interest Tho
Judgment u practically for the plaintiff,
who contradict with an agent Of the com.
pany lUr ten cara At ~ cents freight, but ON
nrlsal- the company demanded a. cents
frclght. Chase a Co. rcplcyicd the corn,
and tendcnsd the p cents In freight
When The case got 10 the circuit court
Chasc 4 Co. paid the money Into court,
and the judgment Of the court was for y
cents and interest for the defendant, the
railroad company, and not for a. cents,
which they had demanded. Chase & Co.
will, however, by tcchnioaliiy Of law,
have 10 pay tho costs because they did moi
tender and pay Into court nm amount sui'
ficiC1t 10 cover Interest M well ~ freight.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

MENrnis Steam Laundry. 22isccond IT,
BniSxLEy LuNBER Co., IA Jefferson VI.
II. u. BALDWIN & Co.. dealers In pianos
and organs. No. e57l Main street
CirigENs' Steam Laundry, Nos. 20 and
% Bcalc street Tel. 36S for wngon 20 call.
GnAXp Oriental Festival and Bakaar, at
tho Central baptist church, March q and
Z, NJ \ O'Clock pm. Admission; Adults,
80 cents, Children. IS cents.
Prnr AMI white ns the flower Whose
name Il bears arr the biscuits raised by
lily Baking Powder.
DRAN n LiiIy CorFEg AND SricE Co.
SrEcfAL students will be- received In any
department at the lliebcc School, or "a
take private lessons IN Music, Art. Elocu-
ton, Literature, the Languages, or la the
business Course.
Miss CAmiE NJ. KrAriSa, teacher Of
music, vocal and instrumental, n teach.
ing NJ the music house Of u. n. Baldwin.
AZ alpady announced, Miss Heating will
give a ir,c scholarship for the last iiyc
months 81 tho SESSION ~ reward 10 the
pupil having tic bcst rcord up To fcbru.
airy ior diligcnt study andiho highest d..
gree Of perfection.
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Attention, %. n. q.

For spnins, bruises rheumatism. cramps
inflammation. swelling. cuts burns, etc, In
man, and splint ringbone, windRali, cpl.
z0Oiic scratches, etc. IN hOrrs, Rhngum
Root Eminent i n sure cure The King Of
Ln.mpnta' II tho universal verdict Never
fails " cure any ailmcnt that can DO reached
by an external medical application. 5Ocents
pr bottle For sale at Holsters drug store,
ls3 Main street
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1925, same vs. same; 1858, same vs.. r.. d.
Frayscr, president, $500, sainc VI. Thomas
Barrett ct al; gisl, came w. J A. Blocker;
0562, same vs.. II. l.. Laslj; 0G02, came vs..
Lewis Co.'S; 970i, same w. Minnie Robin
son; $780, same Va. James Dolan; a50s,
came vs.. J. Il. Cooney; 1889, same w. A..
Vilardi; $500, same W. q. =. NJ. Turner.
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Prnhntc Court.

Tho viii OF I. J. Atwood was probatcd
and Mis. Rebecca Atwood was appointed
administrators with the viii annexed, TO
whom oil the real and personal property
WAS bequeathed.
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m. pur.<s Only.

We usc sguibb's preparations and chem.
icals In filling prescriptions, which are
compounded 10y graduates In pharmacy,
nj reasonable prices. Headquarters for
natural mineral waters. Respectfully.
llrNnN ]. lIEsrrR, Apothecary.
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Iiccwsrdto Wed,

Jack Miller and Josephine Austin, Rich
arl Van and Lucy Roystcr, Jas. McCleary
and Mollic Gray, colored; Louis a. Boch-
Ter aud Fannie Holnb. Peter Grasmick
and Mrs. Matte Weaver.
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DR u. T.. BURLINGTON has moved his
office 20 the elegant suite Of dental rooms
formerly occupied by DR.. VIM. 4. AIRING
ton nj 3l3 Main street.
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s,oam D,e aud cleepInr wori.s

Ladies' and Gents Clothes Cleaned or
Dyed Ia oil color. Ostrich Feathers and
Lace Curtains cleaned at 5S jefferson
street Goods received by express
l.. RiIuria Proprietor.
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Go TO Justice 4 Co, 80 llcalc street, ior
feed and country produce.
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n REMOVED ny rug usE oT COCAINE.
And Il stimulates and promotes the growth
Of the hair.
Buinetts flavoring extracts aro the
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-04

fon fresh groceries 20 10 Angus Camp,
bell 4 Co, 90 llcalc street.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-04

LAY the foundation Of your indepcnd
cnee by taking stock In the Memphis Ian,
4 Investment Go.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-04

ExAaiSE the superior grocery stock o
Angus Campbell 4 To, 80 lloalc street.
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Advice Go ,IoIher-.

Mr.. wlnslQst holillnE synp ,houlf always ~
used Tor chlldvn tccthins II so0fhca NE child,
foficns the gums alia,s Ill palm curcs wlnd cola
and i thc bssi fcmcdy iof dauhua &C bottle
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MASONIC FUNERAL NOTICE.

nEsOTO LODGE NO. 100, y. aud A. NJ, WILL
~ meet IN special Communication this SUN
DAY. afternoon, at Lao o'clock, at Masonic Temple,
ior the purpose Of burying with Masonic honos
J. M Hewitt, Of Mariana Lodge No. III, Arkansas.
All Muster MasonH In good standing arc Materially
Invited ~ meet with us, by order,
MILTON II. PRICE, W. N.
Attest HUGH u. CULLEN. Secretary.
We, the undersigned. request the members OF our
respective lodges 10 attend and assist nesoto Lodge
In navinn last tribute Of respect "a late rOthcr
j. M, Hewitt r. A. KEELING. W. NJ,
South Memphis Lodge NO. iia
A.P. TAYLOR w. NJ,
Angerona Lodge No. lGA
g. MAiiAffEy, w, ~,
Leila Scott Lodge No. 80
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TwKsrr meals a, the New Clarendon
for 500.
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On Consignment.


10000 pounds sugar cured bacon iowls
at low prices. John Reid, go Front street
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

IlEwITT--The friends and acquaintance Of the
late Hon. JonS NJ. HEWITT and family are invited
10 attend his funeral from the Masonic Temple this
SUNDAY afternoon at O'Clock.
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As POPULATION increases real estate great
" enhances In value. Take stock In the
Memphis land 4 Investment Co.
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LODGE NOTICES.

A TrFNTIoN KNIGHTS TEMPLAR THE OF.
n nccrs aud members Of Memphis Command
cry No and -. Elmo Coinmandcry No. ~ are
hereby notified ~ attend special conclave 81 Their
comma ndcrics this day NJ lD y. m, sharp Tor the
purposc 81 lntcfring the foinnina OF SIT y ~ New
Itt Adult members oi the families OF SIT Knights
arc Invited 10 be present ny order,
n. T. WRIGHT, T. C., No.
r. A. KEELING. 4. C.. No. IS.
J. r. MTulrry, Recorder, No. rs.
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HEPTAsopus or X W. N. MEET IN SOL.
II .cmn conelayc this tsuEDAll afternoon at
o'clock sharp No - second street All charter
member specially Invited 10 be- present, together
with ali new mouihcIA A. HlTLfELD,
Sup. Ephor.
Morris tribune., 1888-01-18
DAKOTA INSTITUTIONS.
Institations Of which Dakota May Well
He Proud.

fnstitutions Of Which Dakota May Well
he Proud.
JAMESTOWN, OAK, Jan. 16.-Ths peo-
pie OF Dakota have reason to feel proud
Of their educational, Benevolent and re-
formatory institutions, and only lack .
school for the blind to cover the full
range of establishments for the care,
trainfng and CORRECTION Of detectives and
wrong-doers Provision, however, q
made for the blind at territorial expense
In Che schools Of other states. California,
WITH double the population, has fewer
public schools than Dakota, which speaks
srel I'd. 6fion only recently .. part ot
the mGieat American Desert" The hos
pital for the insane In this city L. rs-
earded as model IN construction and
mar cement being = &only Institution
ox ~ lind r$he cod III without barred
pRaf$ked windows and general appear
6tcS Hof prison restriction. DR.. o. w.
skfrAibald, tAesnpeFintendent, IL having
remarkable success In the number Of re-
coveries Of severe cases Of insanity by his
humane system Of treatment.
The following gives the ground plan Of
tho jamestown hospital, which Is built
on the cottage plan, the detached build
ings being connected by corridors, and
all furnished with electric Light steam
and sWatARss - i-r'is Assss~7
Morris tribune., 1888-01-18

The territory has quite two million dol
lars. invested Id public = Institutions,
twelve in all, exclusive Of the capitol at
Bismarck Tho institutions include Q
school forideaf mutes at Sioux Falls, an
agricultural college at Brookings, univer-
-sitiesas Grand. Forks 4sands Nermilh lion,
normal schools at Madison and Spearfish,
reform school at Plankintcn, school Of
mines at Rapid City, and the Yankton
hospital for the insane. The ''pens" for
criminals are at Sioux Falls and Bis
niarck. Incalling attention to her pris-
:ons Dakota challenges comparison with
any; state in having higher ratio Of
priseners to population than any ether
eoa,monweaatn Id the Union, standing l
to 2,253, against Nevada, whore the
criminals number to every 313; Califor-
mia taking next place, with ] In every
3e6; then Massachusetts, and Texas, Col
,orado, New York and New Jersey, In
their order. Minnesota isS8 In the roll
of states, Iowa 81 and Wisconsin 81,
showing this to be the law-abiding SEQ
.4:fn5t 80 sE9ssk fsA
Morris tribune., 1888-01-18
STATE FAIR SOCIETY
Thirtieth Annual Meeting of the
Minnesota Agricultural Assoc
citation at st. Paul. .
An Excellent Showing Of the Society's
Finances Profits Of the Fair @
at Hamline.

81. PAUL, Jan. 10.-The members Of
the State Agricultural society assembled
at the capitol building for their annual
session. There are $50 accredited mem
beers Of the society, but at noon not over
nifty were In attendance.
President Merriam called the SNsagc3f
alton to order at 1880 o'cloHk IL
committee on credentials NasaaIp6
A committee Of three was hppoihteds 20
draft by laws for the society. A finan-
cial report Of the proceedings Of the soci-
ETY. showed the balance In the hands OF
the treasurer and amounts to be collected
at ,407.73. Receipts and disburse-
ments of the last state fair showed . bal
Ance as net profits Of $1S, 07x.A. In the
evening President Noftht0p az Tho state
university, delivered a popular lecture,
Tree to all, upon the 1sAhy66k Historic
lessons. q In Tho senAse FohASnbsr Of The
capitol building. <.
Morris tribune., 1888-01-18


Suppose you are shipping gram on
other material to M!nne; polls and
that you over oa lhe,a i'll which
you make tile .sh: lsnent. suppose,
for instance, that you put 900 lbs.
into a ca.rwhose CT arity is but 90
900 lbs. and that because of this over
load the ear brea - down OH the way
aud train hand i, killed. AM other
serious damage ,one. Would you be
the defended in u suit for. damages,
or WOULD il he thr station agent who
permitted You 10 overload the car,
ar nouid II s5e the railway company
Here is a. point which shippers,
station agents and perhaps others
will find il worth while to consider.
Morris tribune., 1888-01-18
tifty Years at the Front.

y u
TO, hssi'3 oo } eaFs tie. Iec's ''lzsu
authority the world over on all asi :
cultural matters. al WAYS abreast of he
t;n,s .,..,; iva. sna .,i.n M. 10
49,
~ 80 's' - go "a is.. ~
ANEhIs+AN -AGRicuLru HisT neeths
1883 with ~" con, r,hut -, new ar
lists anu new type, ana lfa edito. jai
staff. . n e., mas ana l.. -aiy peri.as.,s
!. a9Ne,. IN .n,.n lc.tl ,pi;aras. Ir-s9-
forced with fresh II AZ. ...d hi-S,.4,
thereby co.nhiu: IL g.sz Il
and er,t..I.Ien of yrs gytl.. lie !.
ami freshness al ~. 'ffn. ,.,:-fj
can Agr:culturis. n,r,, - PIC with III,
s.onlng interest II. - n .aitt.l4. arg,
~ bruL- n. ABOUT tnrnuat. - te.a-i.-
..l.s. ai,d o..ti,,,,,.- ig,,i.t,, IL ~.
snrblny Wen t.4.I On. - .,.r.csI.
turai paper, ~ .i.llli.sn he cnrrent
.,yr.c...,ur.i i.e..,tarr yl,tre IN,
n. Il .,lrs,,, Gle All Language, i,
p,,lr=,. ~ 49,! "a .:
:e.rf, lUO u,..l.,.sl 1sIdStrat on, IN
,ri.in.,i arltt,ies Inm SO ,tf;.,,.,
~ rlter-. Pr esSl.5 O "A wear: single
nun, r., rs cents. Chr :. IN C;,lysI>
ii. mi III, II - slit4 :,sn in
u.ar,, an,i belutc Plate. Tn, Sc
Morris tribune., 1888-01-18
Important to Farmers /!

Before borrowing money on
your farms elsewhere, you will
find it to your interest to call
on The Stevens County Alb
stract & Real Estate Agency.
We have abundance Of cheap
money to loan on improved
farms at low rates Of interest.
No commissions or bonus. No
interest required to be paid in
advance. Privilege of paying
all or part of principal before
due. Also privilegeof extend
ing tine from year to year
after due without making new
papers.
Loans made to prove up :
Give us a call! twill be TO
your interest to do sd.
A. Mccarthy, Pres't.
Morris tribune., 1888-01-18
Some If the domestic evils d

~ 49, : 49, "a
drunkenness are hotses n i iioslt was
stl.ws garlrnsS@;, Reot a s. IL e
without iillage b IA githau' +,
ct ldr II Without i,ins,prtil !,
moral, or manner. franklin.
Railroads In some parts q the
country are tindi ig 4 .iffis ut, tlntnk
heaven to pay dividends on III i
enormo,.s ever capitalization but
those in Mi,ne~ota AM Da ola
just keep RICH on saving W"''l
,in'lS II, In. IA ''"r
\ coal sanl is re- Jed ir =
Kansas, wh,.rr ~ .iers.ate ifni ~
To blIy coal i'll any prize. A 10
famine i reported among tie %.
miners nf Pennsylvania, sc aston
by their Inability 10 get ~ ri eloual.
IL buy bread Tor their starving fan
~ H. Il e
Morris tribune., 1888-01-18

AHnMrN to be male. Cut this out and
MHMh return TO us, aud w" will send
WijWi yon free, something IT great
:ut0H@s alue and importance 10 you,
that will start you in business which will
bring you In more money right AWAY than
anything else in this wol Id. Any one can do
the work and live at h ,Inr. Eifner Sex; all
ages. Something new that just .oiuS money
for all workers. We will start you; capita
not needed. This is one Of the grnIIine, I'M
,p0rtant chances Of a lifetime. Those who
are ambitious and enterprising will not de-
lay. Grand outfit free. Address TRUE 4
CO., Augusta, Maine. drc1-S6
Morris tribune., 1888-01-18
HORRORS oE The STORM.

i =
More Than 100 PERSON. Psrished In tls
Z Vicinity Of Yankton. A
81 YAEkToN, Oak, Jan. 1.-THE terri
BILE effects of Thursdays storm are al
ready manifested By the discovery ct
frozen bodies On tie prairie the vicin.
itY III Yankton. It il placing the num-
Der Of fatalities at e low figure to say
thatat least 100 human beings lost their
lives in the dreadful storm within . ra-
dius of fifty miles Of this city. 1t is al
most impossible to estimate the number
who are MANNED, but it is safe to calcu-
late that 800 unfortunates will suffer the
loss of arms or legs. The loss Of cattle,
horses and sheep will aggregate 1000
head, 81 Ezl.s S@0S
Morris tribune., 1888-01-18

The British steamer vortigern has been
wrecked IN the China seas with a loss of
twentysone lives.
.1Y The new tariff on wheat issued BY the
Duluth makes q rate Of cents per 100
pounds per car load.
I'm has been introdussd in she Ohio
kets1ature fxing passenger rates Ut 2
gcsnfs per mile onan ratlroads e the
stats.
Senator Davis, Of Minnesota, has intro
dnced q bill TO restore Maj Reno TO the
regular army with the rank OF major, 1t
such tfme4 a 4FyncaucysshaI occur in the
llne Tor wli6AA cfyilisn would have to
be named.
~ HAe semplsinAuf che: scsscaeyoE frsight
cara has ceased During the two last
twoI Eesk -pf Resemher tAs1s t Pau
the heeet - ca55 4t nth III ~ up IN
business which afW&Ss follows the Gloss
Of We year the tsoubss bee disappeared.
GIN. J0hpeos susa the.lats Daniel
Manning ~ ~ 81 .the Western
National Bank q Now X0fk.
y T16B1a ssvls<i u iol176 sksting i
ultth TIE RsFleF 1 E,sk g n| p rspairsd
y Washin etoh hss' bssn z y "a to John
NJ. Ross formeFly of- nlinel1 Ind now :
The Buriington 8 Northsrn eluA house
was opened at La Crosse Tus144ys night.
It vas ersQted ~ tho eozppat1I fbr the
use pf the slnpl6yoe q tzs'foeo
Morris tribune., 1888-01-18

WIFI . II esSV1Ay COLOROW.
driven from Garfield county, Cole, bythss
civil authorities of that state, aided by
its militia. Congress il requested To APP
propriate the sam sufficient to pay the
claims and 10 direct what, if any, pro-
ceedings shall be taken to secure reim-
bursemenr from Colorado.
Morris tribune., 1888-01-18
In the disr.ss,e,al y, n .arsil a

IS, Tie advocates Of II Ugh irrolq6-
iliI 81 i,r 'niy tie lnter
rs 81, ...,au.sctuaers. lsi,'l il abou
ne That We heard something in III.
interest nf the farmers, and tn,
iuillions nf labnrlns men and thous-
.n,.- of manufacturers who get ne
ben, fl from u high protective tariff?
rnr years past agriculture has been
on tile decline while the value OF
the lands has decreased largely and
aridly. Stat;stics show that while
tie wealth of manufacturers has
Increased rapidly the wealth OF farni-
ers has not. -Norlhtiela News.
Morris tribune., 1888-01-18
DEATH ON THE RAIL.

Horrible Accident on the Banks of the
Merrimao---Teu Killed and Fifty-two
Wounded.
HAvHRHrLI, Mass, JAN, 1.-The
Portland express, which left Boston for
Portland at 4 o'clock p. m,,3met with .
serious accident between Bradford sta
ton and the Haverhill bridge over the
Merrimac river, caused by rails spread,
ing near a frog on a curve where the
turn is made to run on the bridge, The
engine passed safely, but the smoker and
two cars left the track. The smoking
car ran on the bridge and turned over:
One coach smashed into the tank house
and the other through the sleeper Tho
crash was fearful and the cries Of the
people terrible to hear. The Haverhin
lire department came out, but as all the
cars were equipped with steam heaters
40 portion of the train caught IRE. Ten
persons are known to have bean killed
several others are expected to die, and
many others are more +. or LESS Sc
riously injured. Fifty-two passengers
in all were wounded, some badly.
Morris tribune., 1888-01-18
MARKET REPORTS.
In 81. Paul,

In St. PAUL. 800
81. PAUL. tysns164ss
Whsat-No.1 hard. sc bid. No. noxtAe<1
TIC bid: No 2 nerthern. sec bid.
Corn-No. 2. ABE bid, Zoe asked.
Oats--No mixed, Bic bid: May, 32c bid, sc
asked: No. 2 white. BE bids 38c asked.
Barley-No. 2. 80c bid; No. ID, 4s655c bid. -
Rye-No. 2. soc bid. @ ~
Ground Feed-No. 1; 1900 bid; to arrive 1870
asked.
Corn Meal-Unbolted, 1850 bid.
Bran-Bu1k. ESQ bid. 5s-
Baled Hay-No. upland, S11.O bid: S1S. 90
asked: No. ], S12.00 askedd; timothy, H.s0
asked.
IL. 30 asked.
extra, s40s6c; choice dairy, 2002tc; common
dairy, 1501Sc; packing stock, n013c. 50 $
Eggs-Fresh, 2OO22c; icehouse. 170l9c.
Poultry-Dressed turkeys, l00l1c: dressed,
chickens, sG9c; ducks and geese. 1001fcs 4 III
Morris tribune., 1888-01-18

gross q deficiency
estimate Of &9s-.
800, submitted BY
the secretary Of
the interior, to
meet losses sns-
tanned by Colo.
row and other Ute;
Indians last sum-.
mer by reason of
Morris tribune., 1888-01-18

Charity for Gen. Efsnont.
Los ANGELES, Cal, Jam u lstssH Ere
mont viii be rendered pubic race
Jan. 81, his 10th birthday. A fund In
HIS behalf has been started of by a q, 900
substitution.
Morris tribune., 1888-01-18
Bushyhead to Be Investigated.

I Bushyhead TO Be 1nvcstigated.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Jan. 14-The latest
adytces from Tshlequah, /. T., say that
she Dhetokee Legislatures Is steadily trausrl
ieacting business. a searching fnvestiga-
ton of the moneys expended. by tho
EBushyhead adHtnistf ation L. talked of.
lTheifseling tbjkllos laid iii sevefaity and
| dissolve tribal relations is GROWING.
Morris tribune., 1888-01-18
TO Paw coloRoW.

NE gss sAise 10 bsa RsinssrseA Ser
! Iessss 70 His Tribe 1rsn tAs Atsasas ~
WAsHIsaToH, Jan. 19.-Ths secretary
Of the treasury hsz stranamitte 40 eun.
Morris tribune., 1888-01-18
Perfect Sat.siaeiio1.l, |"

Is the verdict Of every one using Ayers
Cherry Pectoral for Colds, Coughs.
bronchitis, Pneumonia, and all Lung
troubles. Unlike cod-liyer oil, and
many other specifics, Ayers Cherry
spectoral is agreeable to the taste and
leaves no i'll effects.
81 cannot say too much in praise OF
AYERS Cherry Pectoral," writes Mr..
Robert #. McKeen, of New Gretna.
M, 81 have used it in my family.
many years, and always with perfect
satisfaction"
layers Cherry Pectoral is truly the
Most Popular Remedy
OF the age, rendering full satisfaction in
eyery instance. Thornton Edwards,
Lonely Dale, Ind.
r. L. Morris, NJ. D., Brooklyn, N. Y,
" saws 3" Your medicines have been salts
factory to me throughout my practice;
esnecially Ayers Cherry Pectoral, which
has been used in great quantities by my
patients, one of whom says he knows 1T
saved his life."
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
,.tcnared by pr. J. G. Aver & Co, Lowell, Mass.
Sold by ali Druggists Price 81; six bottles, 80
Morris tribune., 1888-01-18

SIouK FALLS, OAK, Jan. l6.-Reports
now show nine victims Of the blizzard Of
Thursday. Two. others are reported
from Brandon township as missing but
names and parta0ulafs are #uuknDWn.
The loss of stock sfn This county ii much
larger than first snpposeds EH