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Comparing the Candidates.

Bijou Hills Times:, Remember tha t
b. I'll. Sullivan had the nerve and was
the only lawyer in the assembly that
had it to stand up and make speech
against the repeal of the misdemeanor
clause of the usury bill-B. II. Sullivan
pledges himself to the Brule county
Farmers Alliance to stand by their in
terests and to champion the laws that
the alliance seek to place upon the
statute books Of this territory.
Remember that Mr.. Ryan, the demo-
cratic nominee for the council for this
district has thus far refused to pay any
attention to the latter addressed him
by the Brule county Farmers Alliance
composed alike of republicans and
democrats. The farmers of this dis
trict had right to demand of them
seeking their votes as to how they
stood upon the questions now agitat-
ing them. We are sorry that Mr.Ryan
and Mr.. johnson both fail to give voice
to the demand.
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MORTGAGE SALE.

Whereas default has been made III the pay
ment OF the principal and interest secured by a
mortgage dated on the 3lst day OF December,
Fredrick Mielenz, OF ths county of Dawson.
Dakota Territory to l.. Indra and j. Bingen-
heimer., OF saio Dawson county Dakota Terri
office of the register of deeds of Dawson county
Dakota Territory in book number 40 of mort
cages on page 100 thereof on the 3lst day of
December A. D, 1884 at 4:30 p. IN.
Whereas, no action or proceedings at law or
otherwise have been instituted to recover the
debt secured BY said mortgage, or any part
thereof. and
Whereas, 1T was stipulated in said mortgage
that il default would be made in the payment
of any portion OF the principal or interest when
the same &c should become Que or II default
ed or to be assessed on said prol erty before
the same became delinquent; then the whole
sum both principal and Interest at once bacame
Whereas. the who.e amount OF the principal
and interest became due by the terms of said
mortgage on the 5lst DAY OF December A. D.
Whereas, the whole amount claimed to be
due upon said mortgage &C.. at ~ the ne date OF this this
notice is the sum Of Of So $6ts, ,2o-loo, toWi': $500
| sides the sum of $50 attorneys fees stipulated
for in said mortgage.
Now. Therefore, Notice is hereby given tina!
| by virtue of the power OF sale contained in said
mortgage and in pursuance, Of the statute in
such cases made and provided. the said mort
gage will he forec,osed by 2 sale of the mort
gagged premises thereia described at public
auction at the front door OF the court house ir
the city of Mitchell in said Dawson county j.
Il. on the 1st day of Deceuber A., D. 1888. at the
hour of 10 O'Clock i'll the forenoon of that day.
The mortgaged premises are situated in til,
countyot Davison in the Terri ory Of Da.ota
and are 0escribed as follows. tO-wit: Lot
numbers ten uo,l eleven ull and twelve az, o
block number twenty-th.ee (23) in he Town
now City of Mitchell
L.. INDRA.
j. EIEGEE.LEIAIER,
Mortgages
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Burr's enmity was sufficient to exonerate
from the suspicion of treason: and here
in this place | was publicly decorated
with the distinction which honorable
men before me have coyeted-the public
and bitter criticism ofssthe Catalina of
American politics and the Burr of
modern statesmen.
Mr.. Dickinson, after extended refer
ence to Mr.. Blaine's career, proceeded to
mass statistics and facts in contradiction
OF Mr.. Blaine's figures on New England's
consumption of western produce, and as
to the effect of protection upon working
men and farmers. He further argued
that the great natural markets for the
northwest were the southern states and
by the western Waterways and railroads
to the Gulf to the billion of money and
trade with South America,
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4 Ncores Bluine at Grand Rapids i'll
sssgg 9sIIy to Blaine's Speech at the Same
saSsRAND RAPIDS, Mich, Oct. 3O.--Post-
'aiia 4 ter General Dickinson spoke here
satdtdaY night i'll the same place where
Blaine some days since vigorously
assailed him. After discussing the
i campaign somewhat, Mr.. Dick
sslnson, referring to the national affairs,
\ \ s.1i1poke as follows:
ces anyone doubt that the real candi-
q the Republican party is the man
a ISs4ontrols the majoritiess in its con-
its party machinery, its policy,
M 1ethods and its leaders? Ii this party
HE successful in this campaign,
u s4l God forbid-aye if we may judge
q Il gns of these days. he has already
sa n aden) Harrison would be the tltular
"a iSent. as has been well said, the I'M
akable man from Maine would be re-
81 ent becomes, therefore, as impor-
"A as in 1884 to discuss this real candi-
fa|into whose keeping this great gov
islssiient would be committed for four
in case Of Republican success
Ia a few days you have had him be-
you, and because Of what he
Il Il Here in wanton personal attack
II $ne. I may be pardoned for a word
sS same subject. l am quite con
s Ethat have done little for the well
my country, and nothing which
Edistinction and honor at the hands
countrymen. 1t is with the ut
H. pride, therefore, that I note any
s sssa ee that have merited fraction
lonfdence of my fellow citizens
sSss 5sas g scowl Of disapproval distin'
I sa patriot. Evidence Of Aaror
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Facilities in New York Not Equal to NIcet
the Enormous Increase i'll Registra-
tion.
New YORK, Oct. so.-The Herald calls
attention to the fact that it will be i'm
possible for all the citizens who have
registered in this city to vote, owing to
the unexpected increase in the number,
while the number of polling places has
not been increased. In some districts
there are more than 1000 names regis
tered. The law requires the polls to open
at a. m. and close at 4 p. H., and it is
impossible for 1 1000 votes to be cast, with
the necessary formalities, in GOO minutes.
1t is doubtful il 400 can be cast in every
district in that time, yet in 217 districts
the average registration is AGO, and in
many it is over 600. The Herald also
points out the opportunities thus afforded
for intentional delays, and concludes
that from 10000 to 10000 persons will
be disfranchised, even under the most
favorable circumstances. The Herald
urges the governor to call a special
session of the legislature for the purpose
OF extending the time for the polls to
be open to twelve or fourteen hours, as
it is too late to redistrict the city.
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NEENaH, Wis, Oct. 3O.-Daniel Fitz-
gerald and James Lucy were driving over
a railroad crossing ahead of freight
train near the insane hospital, south Of
this city, when the rig was struck by the
freight engine. Fitzgerald was killed
outright and Lucy RECEIVED injuries
who was shot and killed by man named
Jones at st. Paul short time ago.
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AFTER BIGGER FRY.

Letters Similar to tho Sackville Letter
Sent to Chamberlain and Sir Charles
Tupper---They Didn't Bite.
NEW YORK, Oct. 30.-The Worlds Los
Angeles, Cal, special, says: "Murchi-
SOM is supposed to be A. w. Bell, a Re
publican lawyer Of Pomona. Letters of
similar character to the one answered
by Lord Sacllville were sent to clergy
men, being worded very much like the
Murchison letter, and intended to trap
some prollibitionist into saying that a
vote for Cleveland would be as good as g.
vote for Fisk, as it would be q vote
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GAS is A FAILURE.

All the Pudding Furnaces at sharon, Pa,
to Return to the Coal Heating System.
PIrTsBuRG, Oct. 30.-To-daN the fuel
of all the pudding furnaces at Sharon
will be changed from gas to coal. The
chief cause of the change is the irregu-
larity of the pressure, which interferes
with the steady operation Of the mill:
Mr.. 7. Morgan and Mr.. William Riddle,
of the Sharon Iron works, who went to
Cleveland a few days since to investi-
gate the merits of oil as fuel, have re-
turned home, and it is probable that the
process will be given a trial at an early
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CONTINUES EXCITED.

The Manitoba Government Not Yet Re-
signed, as That Would Be Too Much to
the Advantage of the G. p.
WINNIPEG, Oct. 30.-The government
has not petresigned, owing to the urgent
persuasion of friends that such action
would precipitate grave state of affairs
and leave the province in a hopelessposi-
ton. The constitutional course would
be to resign Immediately, but the gov
ernment feels that the people are with it
in its course, and to resign would be to
play into the hands of the Central Pa
cfic road. The province continues ter
ribly excited.
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DUNkARDs TO THE RESCUE.

Thirteen Thousand Votes to BE Cast by
the Sect for Republicans in Indiana.
CHICAGO, Oct. 30.-A News special
from Wabash, Ind, says that a well
known member Of the Dunkard church
said Saturday that enough votes would
be cast this year by his people for Harri-
son to make Indiana certainly Repub-
lican. 1t is estimated that 1900 Dunk
ards in the state will this year vote the
Republican ticket. The Dunkards usu-
ally take little interest in political mat
tarc
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Election Notice.
AUDITORS OFFICE

DAWSON COUNTY, DAKOTA. {
Notice is hereby given that on Tuesday the
9th day OF November next at Hitchcock Bros.
office, city of Mitchell. eastSide,
At Alarvn'S Office city of Mitchell, west side
The school house II sub district No. 2 Perry
township.
i e store of G. il Kelsey, Blendon townsh,r.
The school house i'll Village OF Mt. Vernoi
Mt Vernon township.
The school house in sub district No. .. Beulah
township.
'The s5hooi house i'll sub district No. Pros
Der township.
The school house i'll cub district No. 2. Lis
bon township.
The school house in sub district No.5 Union
The school house in sub district No 4. Baker
township.
The schoo! house in sub district No. 4, ToDin
township.
The school house in sub district No.E. Rome
township.
An election will be held to elect one delegate
| to congress.
| One member OF the council 5th district.
| Two members of the house 5th district
One register OF deeds,
one treasurer,
| One sheriff.
| One district attorney.
| One auditor.
One probate Judge.
\ One coroner.
One assessor.
One surveyor.
-Four Justices of the peace.
-Four conStableS
One county commissioner first district Gun
| expired term.)
One county commissioner, second district.
i One county commissioner fourth district (un
! xpired term.)
10 vote upon the question OF the prohihito
of the sale Of Intoxicating liquors by local op
| ton.
To vote upon the question of appr0priatin
two thousand five hundred (S2.50O) dollars TO
the purchase and equipment Of Il poor farl
for the use OF the county.
Which ell. ction willbe opened ut O'Clock il
the morning and will continue open until
o'clock in tie afternoon of the sameday.
r. T. ROBINSON,
Auditor Dawson County.
MITCHELL, Sept. 20. 1888.
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Intlnencing the Greenback vote,

DETROIT, Mich, Oct. 3O.-N1oses w.
Field, a prominent Greenbacker, an
nounces that George O. Jones, chairman
of the national Greenback committee, is
coming to Detroit for the purpose Of issu-
ing manifesto urging all Greenbackers
to vote for Harrison and Morton. The
details Of this new move could not be
learned, but it is believed that the issue
of protection is to be the ostensible cause
for the aDpeal,
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FoILED BY A COWARD.
Passengers Warned of the Presence Of
Train Robbers by Il rorter's Frantic

4AsscuBcie Nafucu W lsle IFcScuC0 OF
Train Robbers by rorter's Frantic
Terror.
LITTLE Rock, Ark, Get. sO.-As the
north bound passenger train on tie Iron
Mountain railroad left Diaz three men
boarded the rear sleeper. AS the three
men entered the car they were con-
fronted by the Pullman porter, when a
pair Of revolvers We're thrust in his face
and one of the men said to him: "Hold
on there, captain" The frightened por-
ter fled through the train crying out
that there We're robbers on the train.
This alarmed the passengers and those
who had revolvers prepared to give the
robbers a warm reception. The robbers,
however, equally alarmed at the commo-
ton in the front coaches, did not enter
them, but confined their operations to
the sleeper. They secured small sums
from the passengers in the sleeper, but
made no attempt upon the. mail or ex-
press.
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ADesperate Saloon I,ruw1

GALEsBunG, Ills, Oct. 3O.-During a
saloon brawl at Yates City Saturday
night James Eaton shot Holly Doyle in
the neck. Doyle and three of his friends
then attacked Eaton, knocked him down
and Doyle, taking Eaton's revolver, shot
him in the throat, killing him in a few
moments. All concerned in the affair
are under arrest,
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ZANZIBAR, Oct. 30.-Count Teleki has
arrived at Mombasa from the interior.
He discovered lake, which he named
Bassanarol, due north of Lake Boringo,
extending from latitude 2 deg. 90 min.
north to deg. north, lying to the west
ward of Lakes Sanbara and Bassonebor.
Two large rivers from the north and
west enter the northern part OF the lake.
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No Street Car Strike Contemplated.

No Street Car Strike Contemplated.
CHICAGO, Oct. 3O.-President Yerkes
says that the story which has been pub,
Side street railway were dissatisfied and
would strike is all bosh. ssNo agree
ment,:' he continued. twas made
gheeb aa the a bT @en eyee we're exbeo to Fedee
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FEMININEs IN POLITICS.

The w. c. T. u. Badly Split Up Over
Election Issues.
WABASH, Ind, Oct. 30.-A sensation
has been created in the w. G. I. U. here
by the action of several members, PROM
inent among whom is Mrs. Kate NJ.
Busick, the president of the Harrison
and Hovey club, in withdrawing from
the organization. Mrs. Busicl1 says that
the seceders We're impelled by the action
of the national body in ignoring Ellen j.
Foster and committing itself to the third
Dart,y
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An Alleged Diamond Thief Caught.

BRUSSELS, Oct. 30.-E. E. Schwartz
kopf was arrested, charged with steal
ing diamonds from Paris ieweller some
years ago. Schwartzkopf is the secre-
tary of the United States commission for
the Belgian. exhibition and his arrest for
his old offense has caused quite a sensa-
ton in society circles here.
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oldpefender Gone.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 50.-Nathaniel Watts,
aged 93 wears, is dead. He was an ''Old
Defender" one of the gallant little band
Of patriots who, on Sept. 1s, 1914, re-
m pulsed M the British attack upon Baltimore.
James 6. Morford is now the sole sur
vivor of all the defenders of 1914.
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Seventy Years a minister.

LONDON, Oct. 30.-Rev. James Flem-
ing is dead at Troon, Scotland, aged 96
years. He has been a minister 10 years
and conducted religious services to the
last. He was the author of numerous
theological works and was an associate
and co-worker with Thomas Chalmers
in theological literature,
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The Fever Spreading.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Oct. 3O.-There
were sixteen new cases and three deaths
during the day. There are sixteen cases
under treatment at Enterprise. DIR.
Caldwell, a volunteer physician there,
has appealed for S1,500 for immediate
relief purposes. Yellow fever exists at
Baldwin, but no particulars are known.
The disease seems to be spreading out in
various parts Of the state.
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The presidentis home Again.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 30.-The president
and party reached Washington at 12:45
a. IN. The special train in which the
trip was made from New York, consittea
of a baggage car and Pullman car.
The party consisted of the President,
Mrs. Cleveland, Mrs. Folsom and Mrs.
Harmon. Col. Lamont remained in
Now Work.
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In the Interest of the Farmers.

sanborn County Advocate: Col. M.
M. Price will be Sanborn county's next
representative in the legislature, and
when once he is there the halls of leg.
islation will be made to ring with his
eloquence in behalf of all measures
that come up for the best interests of
the farming community.
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against the Republican party. : One such
reply was received, and it &hs used
locally by the Republicans, but as the
writer was not a prominent man it at
tracted little attention. Letters similar
to the Sackville letter were also sent to
Joseph Chamberlain and Sir Charles
Tupper, but they did not bite at the bait.
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LIMA, Ohio, Oct. 3O.-A south bound
freight on the Dayton and Michigan road
was wrecked north of this city early
Monday morning. Two unknown men,
supposed to be tramps, were killed.
They were buried in the debris and man
gled beyond recognition.
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A passenrer Acrecment,

CHICAGO, Oct. 30.-A meeting Of the
general passenger agents of the Chicago,
st. Paul and Minneapolis lines has been
held. 1t was agreed that any tickets
found in the Minneapolis and st. Paul
markets which disturb rates are to be
promptly redeemed by the the line over
which they are issued at full tariff rates.
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predicts St. Louis Is Republican.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 3O.-Gen. John B.
Henderson, who has just left Washing
ton for Norfolk, Va, where he will talk
Republicanism, says that it is more than
probable that the City of st. Louis will
give Kimball, the Republican candidate
for governor, a plurality of from 5000 to
r 00Il
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MORTGAGE SALE.

Whereas. default has been made in the pay
inent OF the money secured Dyamortgage dated
the fifth day day Of April A. D. 1883, executed by
Frederick w: Cammann and Georgia! A. Cam
manu. his wife, OF the county of Dawson, and
territory Of Dekota. to Carrie b. Blake, Of the
county OF Winnebago and state of Illinois and
which mortgage was recorded in the Office of
the regist er OF deeds OF the county of Dawson
and territory of Dakota, in book 6. OF mortga-
ges. on page 3O6 on the 9th d of April, 1883
at I6sraaa o,cosk p; po M :,n and =. ,,,oooo,no
otherwise have been instituted to recover the
debt secured by said mortgage or any part
Whereas, default has been made in the pay.
ment of the taxes assessed on said real property
as agreed by the said mortgagor in said mart
Whereas. the amount claimed to be due
upon said mortgage. at the date OF this
notice. Is the sum of fourteen hundred and
fifty dollars and siXty-two cents (sl,l5o.62) to-
wit: ST 10000 principal and $3.50 So interest be-
sides the sum OF one hundred and fifteen dol
larsand seventy eight cents, for taxes neces-
sarlly paid by said mortgage. and fifty dollars
gage
Now, Therefore, notice is hereby given that by
virtue OF thepower OF sale contained in saidmort
gage and duly recorded as aforesaid and in pur
suance OF the statute in such case made and
provided, the said mO' tgag: Will be foreclOSed
| bya sale of the mortgagel premise thereinde-
| sheriff, of Dawson county Dakota, at the front
door of thecOurt house in the city of Mitchell.
and county OF Dawson, and Territory of Dako-
ia, on the 9th day of November 1883 at O'Clock III
| the afternoon of that day. he MOrtgaged
premises are situated in the county of Dawson
IN the territory of Dakota. and are described
as follows. o-Wit: The south half (1a1 of section
numoer thirts-one 3D in township one hun
dred and four d04) range siXty-ohe .t6l) Davi
son county, territory OF Dakota.
| Dated at Mitchell! Dak., this Goth day of Sep
tember a. D.lSSS
GEORGE A. JOHNSON. Mortgage
fnr MnNtp
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Moyements of fPo,iticians

WASHINGTON, Oct. 30.--Representative
Benton McNillin, of Tennessee, has re-
turned from New York. He leaves
Washington for Indiana, to make cam
.paign speeches. Secretary Endicott has
returned from New York.
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women,s Cunlidatc for Governor.

Boston, Oct. so.-Twenty -one women
in convention nominated Miss Alice ID.
Stockton, of Wheaton, as candidate Of
the Equal Rights party for governor Of
The candidate is 26
years of age.
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Killed n Policeman.

NEW YORK, Oct. Policeman James
Brennan, aged 45 years, was shot three
times and killed at 5 a. m., while trying
to arrest Harry Carlton, an ex-convict
and well known thief and general crimi-
nal. Carlton was arrested.
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A POLITE HINT TO sAcKv!LLE.
Lord Salisbury Suggests that His Private
Affairs Need Attending to.

NEW YORK, Oct. 3O.-A London dis
patch to The Evening Sun says: Lord
Salisbury sent from the foreign Office a
message in cipher to Lord Sackville sug-
gesting that his accession to the peerage
and increased responsibilities of a pri-
vate nature would offer sufficient excuse
for his retirement from his post at Wash
ington. Lord Sacllville is almost sure to
accept this chance for half back-down;
if not, his recall is certain. Lord Sack
vile will never have another diplomatic
appOintment,
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Another rrust Dissolycd.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 30.-A dispatch
from Norfolk, Va, says that the peanut
trust, which controlled 30 per cent; OF
the peanut trade Of the country, has
been dissolved. a
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Ben Butler Will Stump for Harrison.
LOWELL, Mass, Oct. 30.--Gen. Butler
has gone to NTichiean to assist in stump
ing tlrat state in lile interest of Harrison
and Morton.
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Charge West with Malicious Intent.
New YORK, Oct. 8O.-The Herald's
Washington special says the belief grows
that Lord Sackville's letter was not q
blunder, but was inspired by desire on
the minister's part to hurt tho admins
frafinn
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Buried A1ive---Then Accidentally Killed.
PALMYRA, Wis, Oct. Joseph
Prange, of Watertown, was buried by
the caving of sewer he was digging.
In rescuing him from his living grave
one of the workmen hit him in the head
with a pick, causing instant 1keath.
After two days debate. the coroner's jury
returned verdict of accidental death at
the hands of unknown parties.