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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-05-04
DRUGS, CHEMICALS, &c.

vn,y,o. 8. LEApBEArEa Grad. LEADBsA-Es
n s. LEADBEATER q BRO.
IL, Nos. and 2 8. Fairfax ST.,
Established 1892,
DEALERS IN
pURE DRUGS and MEDICINES, CHEMICALS
PAINTS, OILS, PROPRIETARY MEDI-
CINEs, GARDEN SEEDS, SPICES,
AGRICULTURAL CHEMICALS,
FINE TOILET GOODS, &c.
Proprietors OF Anodyno Pcctoral Lubricating
Liniment, Essence Jamaica Ginge! ard Cough
Syrup; and Agents for Ayers Medicines Keaoy'
mixed and Tinted Gloss Paints, sc.
Every effort will be made to msintsili tho high
reputation Of our old establishment. my 8
A. WAKEFIELD,
n. Successor to Jannoy & Co.
DEALER IN
DRUGS, PAINTS Oils, GARDEN SEED,
WINDOW GLASS, SPICES.
Acids, Dye stuffs and Druggists sundrica.
Physicens' prescriptions carefully compounded.
OTiore aud Inquiries from the country prompt;
attended 20.
NEW BUILDING,
sept No. GOA Kins street.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1888-09-06
FROM WASHINGTON.

DuRISG the last fiscal year the total cost
or o. foreign mail service Of the United
States was $50 Oj5. The number Of pieces
of mail sent TO foreign countries aggre-
gated - ~ 93i.
The Government sold and gave away
>. ~ S:z3 acres Of land during the year
ended June - last
THE total number of applications re
ceived al the Patent Office in Washington
during the last fiscal year was 40 la;
the total number granted, -, l0l. against
- l7 the previous year. total receipts,
a., lsr3, ga. decrease OF 81. l02; total ex-
peuditures. 1888 7:}D. decrease Of 27.9I4
There were 1,235 cases ON hand awaiting
action.
THERE were l3G business failures in the
United States during the seven days ended
on the 3lst ult. against 10 the previous
seven DAYS. The total of failures in the
United States since January l to date is
q, 12l, against 6.4l3 in lSS1.
The exchanges at twenty-six leading
clearing houses in the United States dur
ing the week ended on the lst aggrega.
cd 1906 5ss. I49 against sS17, So, 0S7, the pre-
vious week. As compared with the CORE
spending week Of ISIS the decrelse amount
Cd to 1874 per cent.
The statement Of the public debt issued
on the lst showed the total debt TO be 81,
~. Or. s1j; cash IN Treasury, Sl05, 613 800;
debt less cash in Treasury, 1854, ~, 6S3.
Decrease during August, s7.334 60. De
crease since june 80. ISIS. sll, DO. ga
AT the minis the total coinage of all de-
nominations Of gold, silver and nickel dur
ing the month Of August was 569, %
pieces Of the value of -. S504lS
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1888-09-06
The News Condensed.
important intelligence From All Parts.
FIFTIETH CONGRESS.


THURSDAY. Aug 50 The bill FORGETTING
the land grants 10 the Northern Pacific
railroad on the part Of the line not yet
completed was reported fay0rablv To the
Senate. Several amendments 70 the Fort
hcations bill were adopted In speak
ing Of the retaliatory message Senator
George upheld the Presidents position and
Senator Culiom criticised H. In the House
an attempt 70 consider the Oklahoma
bill showed the absence OF a quorum.
The Committee on Foreign Affairs re-
ported the Retaliation bill, which gives
the President authority. in his discretion,
70 suspend in whole or in part the
transportation Of goods imported or cx-
ported from Canada without the payment
OF duty; provides that whenever the
President is satisfied that there is any dis
elimination whatever in the use Of Can
adian canals which NAV be detrimental 70
the interests Of the United States = ere
shall DO a toll Of twenty cents a tor 4evied
on Canadian vessels using the Sau-t Ste.
Marie and St. Clair Flats cauals, or the
President may IN his discretion entirely
prohibit Canadian vessels from the use Of
these canals
FRIDAY Aug. 3l-In the Senate the
Fortifcati0ns bill was passed. 4 bill was
introduced authorizing the President 10
take all necessary steps 10 prevent
the spread from one State or Territory 70
another Of cholera, yellow fever, small
pOx or plague. A bill was reported favor
ably 20 give soldiers who served ninety
days or more and were discharged on ac-
count Of disease contracted ia the line Of
duty the same bounty they would have
received if discharged for wounds. Ad-
lOurned TO the Sd. rs the House nearly the
entire session was spent in considering the
Sundry Civil Appropriation bill AT the
evening session twentY-seyeu private pen
sion bills were passed.
SATURDAY, Sept. 1.-The Senate was
not in session. in the House the time was
occupied in discussing the Sundry Civil
Appropriation bill
MONDAY. Sept 3.-The bill for the adj
mission Of Washington Territory as a
state was considered in the Senate A
message was received from the House with
the bill for the absolute exclusion of Chi
nese immigration, and il was discussed
and laid over In the House Mr. Scott Pal
introduced a bill which excludes Cinnamon
Of all grades from this country and re
vOkes outstanding certificates, and it was
passed without "a dissenting vote. a bill
was also introduced providing for the pun
ishment Of all persons connected with
trusts by Imprisonment from one 10 TWEEN
ty-five years. or by fine ranging from
Il 90 20 SD COO
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THE EAST.

Nthe 18th the Union Labor state cODven
ton held At Wilkesbarre, Pa. made these
nominations: For AuditOr-General.T Thomas
II. Windle; Supreme Judge, ". L. Bird.
A platform was adopted demanding free
homesteads and favoring uniform series
Of school books 10 be published by the State.
The Democrats made the following Con
gressional nominations in Pennsylvania on
the 2Jth: Twenty-second district. G.. n.
Nunroe; Twenty third. J. \. Langiit
I'VE premature explosion Of a dynamite
cartridge on the Both ulL at South Bethle-
hem. y. y, killed three men.
OK tue 30th ult. the last span in the great
bridge across the Hudson river at Pough-
keepsie, y. Y, was completed
IL was stated az a meeting Of the Nation
al Electrical Association in New York on
the .0th ulL that there We're 122 so arc
lights and / 1O9 0l0 iucandcsccnt lights in
use in the United States. Thirty-four
electric railways were in operation and
forty nine more roads were being CON
structcd
A STATUE To Robert Burns was unvailed
GA the 50th ut. at Albany, y. ", in the
presence Of noted Scotchmeu from all
parts Of the country
Is New York Elias Kohn. aged sixty
two years eut his wife's throat on the 3lst
ult and then shot himself through the
head Domestic tro-lhle was the cause.
WITHOUT any known cause John Fill
hart, aged iuety-three years. hanged him
self In his sons barn AT Depauville, y. Y,
on the 3ist Ult.
CHARLEs / DEBAUM. assistant Cashie- II
the Park National Bank Of New York. VINO
stole SllO0J0, was arrested on the 3lst ult
in Canada.
ON the 81 nine members Of a gang Of
thieves and burglars who had been operat-
ing for months in Buffalo. Rochester, Syra-
cllse and Utica, y. y, were arrested by
Rochester officials
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1888-09-06
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE,

OK the 29th a heavy rain, accompanied
by a gale, prevailed over England, doing
great damage To crops.
FIVE HUNDRED dervishes recently at
tackled an Egyptian fort near Wady Halfa
and captured a portion of it The
Egyptians received reinforcements and
succeeded in driving out the dervishes,
killing one hundred of them. The Egyptian
loss was sixteen killed and twenty-seven
wounded.
LoNDoN advices Of the Goth state that
the shortage in the wheat crop of the Old
World would be about $1,000 600 bushels.
AMAN murdered his five children and
afterwards committed suicide 1t Eilerz,
Hungary. on the 30th ult.
A FIRE at TarnobrZeg, Austria, on the
S0th ult destroyed one hundred and fifty
houses and TWO hundred families were
made homeless The loss was =. 10000.
AT Amiens. France. six Socialists We're
arrested on the 5lst ult. for melting work
men 20 strike.
DISPATCHES of the 31st ult. say that China
had refused TO ratify the American treaty
restricting immigration
ADvICEs of the 3lst ult. from London
say that hurricane in Algoa bay wrecked
numerous vessels aud many persons We're
drowned.
BRITISH steamers colllded on the 1st
near Gibraltar and eleven seamen were
drowned.
ADvtcEs Of the 81 say that Sylvester
Garcia Bango. a wealthy sugar planter
and mayor Of Matauzas. Cuba had been
KIDNAPPED. and that his captors demanded
a ransom Of $1,000
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WEST AND SOUTH.

Ok the 2.th Samuel STAN DrOak "A lead
lug merchant NJ Einca.d, Kan, while I'm
pir NJ base ball game was struck on the
neck by a swiftly pitched ball ana instant
ly killed
TuUEE we're thirty-four new c. ses Of
yellow fever ut Jacksonville, Fla. on the
S,ith ult. and the panic was said TO be
spreading and passing beyond control
GEoR5s MtHEE shot and killed his
brother John in quarrel on the SUtE ult.
at Warren, Ind
ON the SON ult the new million and a
half steel railroad bridge of the Chicago,
Burlington & Quincy railroad a Nebraska
City, Neb.. was formerly opened.
NONfN ATOMS were made fer Congress
on the 3Ith ut rs follows; Wisconsin,
Ffth district. l. Il Sasweu Rep. re-
nominated Missouri. Twelfth district.
John w Hanna tRep1 Virginia. Fifth
district. J. d. Biackviile Rep. Sixth. p.
McAuIffe RepA Indiana. First district.
FranS B Pcsey Rep. Michigan. Fifth
district, Charles f.. BeikuaD Rep. Ohio,
FRS. district O J. Cosgrove Dem
Secoud. C. y. Gerard jDcm} Illinois.
Eighth district. Joha Mclaughlin Union
Labor.
WHsLr IN a drunken rage Isaac Will
shot and killed his twenty year-old wife
on the 3Oth ull az New Florence, No.
a MYSTERIOUS disease, which had some
characteristics 81 typhoid fever aud some
or malaria. Lad caused twenty five CeaJu5
az Caldwell o., On the SoIh ulL
EARIY en- the morning OF the 3lst ult a
water-sDout d great damage in the Hot
Springs Ark district A raging hood
swept through that city destroying many
structures aud partly submerging others
L was said ,aat thirteen persons were
drowned, and that nine bodies had been
recovered The financial loss was placed
at Sldl.ulN
TwrNr1-sIx new cases Of yellow fever
and tbree deaths occurred az jacksonville,
Fla. during the twenty four hours ended
al six p. m. on the 3ist nit People were
quitting the city in thousands
GEORGE W Cox was hanged al san An
dreas. Cal. on the 8ist uIt- FOR the murder
Of his son -in-law, Henry &. Cook, last No
vember.
NosfrN ATOMS were made for Congress on
the Slst ut as follows: Lewis ". Turpiu
bv Fourth Alabama district Democrats;
samuel Craig by Twenty-first Peunsyl
vauia district Republicans; Daniel Camp
bell By Eleventh Iowa district Union La
borites, and Michael Healsy By First Iii
nois district Union Laborites-
BURKE MITCHELL tcolored} was hanged
on the Sist ult at Houston, lex, Tor wife
murder.
IL the vicinity Of Montpelier, Ind, forest
fires had on the Slst ult done great dam
age 70 fencing. oorn-fields and small build
ings.
Man Pixies Peak, Col, I'VE cowboys
were drowned On the slsf all. b. cloud
burst which flooded the place where they
were sleeping.
A MOB lvnched Archer Cook fcolorsdl On
the Slst ut at FarmvilIe, Va, f,r sssault-
ing q white girl
OK the aIst nit an Cd bridge over Dr.
Fork, near Tsyl0rsvilie. Ala. weHt down
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1888-09-06
LATER,

AT New Haven, Conn on the 18th, the
Democrats nominated Luzerne B. Morris
for Governor.
WINS Edward Borer was asleep in the
Baltimore 4 Ohio depot, at Tiffin, o., on
tie 9TH. Il H. Anderson took paint and
brush and put stripes on his IA G. The paint
contained power al caustic, and Borer's
face was eaten deeply and disigured for
hie Anderson war arrested
q IN, morning Of the 4th. at st Johns
burg, VT, while gang Of men were at
wors on a roadway an ahutmeut fel kill
ing three and wounding several others
Ttr Chicago & Atlantic fast freight
struck and instantly killed three Iaborers
near state Line IL, on the nj Int Of the
3rt
ruE Republican state convention OF New
Hampshire. on the 4th placed in nomina-
ton for Governor. D. r. GoodelL
THE Dakota editors To the lumber %
about los lee; Jamestown on the night of
3ri for a trip through the Yellowstone
Park
Il. B. HAv. weighmaster at the Rock
Island wards a. Des Moinss. 10. was run
over and killed 10y freight train ON the
3ri.
SAN ScANLAN. a ex-.irsman. on the ith,
shot his lie three times and himself ou,e.
Both viii die
WaEx the Canadian vessel. A. Sable
touched AZ Cleveland on the End, Deputy
aboard 70 arrest the captain upon the
charge that his engineer was unlicensed
Tire Marshal did not return and it was sub
sequently learned that he had been taken
forcihly swag on the boat
FORTY rBREE new cases OF yellow fever
were reported at Jacksonville, Fla, on the
4th One death was reported. Total cases,
SIS; deaths g.
Z a. GARDNER. who was recently arrest
ed at Chicago for smuggling opium. turned
over 70 the government. on the 4th. ovei
one hundred pounds Of the drug.
A FIRE at Bellevue. loon the 4th DESTROY
ed the business portion OF the town, invoiv-
/ ing a loss Of nearly S5o,010. Aid was called
from Dubuque before the flames wers
quenched.
GEoRsE JoHNs and John " Willis wers
murdered Sa nel Hare, onthe 18th. near
Par ersburg, ". Va
TsE tate election IN Vermont on the 4th
( gave the Republicans in -reased majorities
Al Gary. Oak. on the sth, q nine-Year
old son az Norman Goodrich while heriin.
/ cattle accidentally shot hiasse'f With = %,
rife The ball pasSed through bis head
He lived bat three hours
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1888-09-06
a SWEEPING MEASURE.
A Radical Anti Chinese Bill Rushed
Through the House-Its Promises


WAsHINGToN, Sept There is no OH
cial information in regard t0the fate Of the
Chinese treaty at Pekin. Ia tho meantime,
a new Chinese bill, based on the treaty Of
1881, has been rushed through the House
and will probably go through the Senate
and become law.
When the House met, Mr.. Scott pa
asked unanimous consent 10 introduce for
present consideration a bal supplementary
to the act to execute certain treaty stipu-
lations relating 70 Chinese, approved May
6, 1882 The bill in substance IA as fol-
lows:
Section provides that from and after the
passage Of this act II shall be unlawful for any
Chinese iahorer, who shall at any time hereto
fore have been OF who may now or hereafter
be a resident within the United States. and
who shall have departed or shall depart there
from and shall not have returned before the
passage OF this act 70 return 70 the United
States
Section 2 provides that no certificates OF
identity provided FOR in tha fourth and attn
sections OF the act 70 which this IS a supple
rnent shall hereafter be issued; and every
certificate heretofore issued IN pursuance
thereof is hereby declared VOID and OF no
effect; and the Chinese laborer, elaimn g adj
mission by virtue thereof, shall not he per
nitted to enter the United States.
Section 3 Or Divides that all duties prescr. be ]
and ] alb lities penalties aud fOrfeituras
prescribed by the second, tenth, eleventh and
twelfth sect ons OF the act 20 which t5is is a
supplement are hereby extended and made ap-
picabie 70 the provisions OF this act.
Section provides that all sucE part or parts
OF the act TO which this IS a supplement as
ere Inconsistent herewith ars hereby re-
pealed.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1888-09-06

WATERLOO. Ia, Sep; 3.--Justce shields
has directed the return Of the Sl,5J9 worth
Of liquors seized from Pfeifer's drug store
at Cedar Falls. The sheriff gave up the
liquor, which was Immediately shipped
back to the parties from hon 10 was
originally purchased. There was 10 cues
ton as 10 the proof Of the sale o liquors
by the druggists without conforming
TO the formalities % the law
aud il is understood that the justice based
his decision upon the ruling Of the Supreme
Court allowing transportation Of liquors
into Iowa, which, be holds, carries with il
the right to sell # this decision should
be upheld il wiz tend 70 destroy the cf1e t
OF all State prohio.tory laws
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1888-09-06

CmcAao, Sept 3-The little town of
Roseland. a suburb OF Chicago. whose pop
ulation is chiefly composed Of HoIandcrs,
is in a state Of excitement over the disap-
pearance Of the officers Of the savings
bank Of the village. The president Of the
bank, William Swart, its teller, l.. II
Johnston, and the business solicitor
Elijah Becker. have left town, taxing
with them the entire assets Of the pan 3,
amounting 70 between 5000 and so
The vault when opened saturday after
noon was found 70 contain SIG The de-
pozitors are mostly small tradesmen and
farmers. Swart tad been specializing
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1888-09-06

DUBUQUE, Ia. Sept. T. --William Graham
United States District Attorney, has fled
with Clerk Vanduzee, Of the United States
District Court the petition in an action b.
the Government 20 forfeit the franchise o.
the Commercial National Bank Of Dubuque.
Comptroller Trenholm and Register Nc
Cue are nominally the plaintiffs The petit
ton alleges that the directors knowingly
violated the law by loaning more than lG
per cent Of the capital stock Of 10000
and that they loaned money on worthless
and fictitious drafts, bills OF exchange, etc,
aud discounted such, violating another see
ton Of the Revised Statutes Of the United
States
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1888-09-06

Mrs NANCY jocks. whose age vas
fixed az one hundred and six years.
died recently az Galveston. Tex. She
was believed 10 have been several
years older, a. her memory dated back
10 Revolutionary times, and she fire.
quently related how her father took
his hint-lOck rifle from the walls Of the
old cabin and went away 10 battle for
American independ, nee.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1888-09-06

The estate Of the late Edward Rich
ardsOn. Of Jackson. Miss. comprising
thirty-ive cotton plantations. was re-
Gently divided lay lot among his five
heirs. each receiving seven planta-
tiOns- Still large amount Of the prop
erty remain - BE- divided. tie was the
richest cotton planter in tho world
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1888-09-06

Ii pays in various ways To BE- re-
nOwned for superiority. The new
steamer City ID New York made 81. $40
simply by standing in her dock. Such
was the desire 10 see her that price
of admission was charged and a sum
obtained which will b. divided equally
among three charities.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1888-09-06

THE mathematical fend has recently
been at work upon the human heart
His calculation Is based upon the pre-
sumption that the pulsatiOns of the
cardiac organs are sixty-nine each
minute, and the assumption that the
force OF each pulsation Is nine feet
Computed according TO his figures the
mileage Of the blood through the body
would be 207 yards per minute. seven
miles per hour. los miles per day. 6l,-
$50 miles per year. or 4.292, 400 II a
life of 20 years The number Of beats OF
the heart in the same long life would
reach the grand total Of 2.5Ss.s4s.oo
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1888-09-06

AT recent Boston wedding a couple
Of ushers discovered the train on which
the bridal pair were 10 leave town and
what baggage they had Driving 20
the station. they Coutidrd their plan TO
the baggage-master. and with his con
niyance they affixed TO each handle Of
the trunks of the bride and the groom
an enormous bow Of white satin rib
bon. II the groom was not thoroughly
enragcd when ne discovered the high
ly decorated trunks deposited in the
hall Of the hotel 70 which he went
he may take rank with job for pa
efeug.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1888-09-06

CLEvELAND, O., Sept. IA special TO
the Press from New Lisbon. o., says: A
desperate suicide occurred here Thursday
morning. Several days ago Mrs. Thomp-
son gave birth to a child and her husband
was telegraphed for Wednesday night
he returned TO town, but instead OF going
home went to saloon, where he
got drunk. The conduct Of the husband
proved upon the mind Of the mother SO
much that she arose from her bed Thurs
day morning and went to a small stream
near the house, and, with the babe in her
arms laid down where the water was but
two or three feet deep and drowned both
herself and the child.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1888-09-06

SAN Francisco. Aug. 30. - Charles
Crocker's will appoints the widow as exec
utrx and dispOses Of an estate worth
something over SIS, 80, 900, as follows:
Real estate. s. SOC, ESQ; stocks and bonds,
Sl2, 900, 600; accounts. 81, $4,000; promissory
notes, S, 800 600; cash. s500.o00 half Of
which goes to the widow, including the
residences in San Francisco aud Sacra-
meuto. and the other half is divided among
the three sons and one daughter, with pro-
vision for other relatives and for family
servants
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1888-09-06

RELIABLE information regarding the
yield of wheat crops in all parts of
the world is encouraging for the
American producer. There Is iucreas-
ing evidence of the bad quality and
light weight of the crops in Western
Europe. A terrific storm ended all
chancs Of a decent crop in England.
and that country viii import at least
i70. 900. 900 bushels, while the shortage
in France Is estimated at 96,O0GOoO
bushels. There Is also a failure Of the
potato crop in England and Ireland.
and the United States viii be expected
20 export at least S0.000.00o bushels
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1888-09-06

ST LOUIS. Sept Jay Gould has in
structed his eng neer and confidential
agent John Clements, 70 go ahead and be
gin building the new union depos Of which
there has been much talk during the last
two years The cost Of the new structure
will be nearly 100000 The location is
lust west of the present depot, and Wit
occupy the ground between Fourteenth and
Sixteenth streets.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1888-09-06

joins MCCUNE. the largest single oil
producer in the world. landed at Castle
Garden less than twenty-five years ago
with scarcely dollar in his pocket
lie drifted into the oil country. became
an Oil-well driller. and his estate is
now worth 81 900. 600.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1888-09-06

A MASSACHUSETTS man offers to
prove By statistics that seyen-tenths Of
the marriage engagements that are
broken are broken by women; that
three widows remarry tOOne widower,
and that two wives clope TO one hus-
LII
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1888-09-06

A FEW years ago General Alser. al
that time Governor Of Michigan. gave
TO General sheridan $4,000 in money
upon condition that it should he in
vested in a life-insUraDce policy, and
that that policy should be kept up for
the benefit Of his widow. The money
wss invested in a policy for -, 600. and
inquiry since the death Of ths General
NJ the Office Of the company showed
that there had been no default in the
payment. The intention Of General
Alger was. therefore. carried ont. and
the policy remains - the benefit q the
yrfGnvv
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Indians Doing Well.

The annual report Of Indian Agent Greg
DRY shows that during the past year 12l
logging contracts were let TO Indians and
the number Of feet of logs cut and banked
were 100. 80. OS0 on reservations as fol-
lows Laclourt OrilIes. S, 347, $40; Fond du
Lac, Al ,64i $40: Lac du Flambeau, 2S, 99l,
SO; Red River. 81, 405, 420; total contract
prices, 81, OS3, 1861; cost to bank, $685., $50.
so The profits of the season to the Indians
is large increase over last season.