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t.aut IFS AttornrS

D!CiH Y Rewarded IRE t;,:,e who r-u
Niliii dsiS i:tt! i!n. 'v'; they vii! ind ho-
nraoc cm.feynmnt i;,:t: ..!i nn;
ii.hu iilrin ON h,li homes ami !a!nies. Tie
prol'tS' are Ar"e aud -nre Ion every iid,strt,r,s
several iluhhred dollars 'i'o,l.n 1t is tsS tGr
any one 10 make - and upwards per di.y. who
Is Wiling to work; either ~. yo,,y or OLE:
cap'ia not ne .de'; te Start You. Eyeryt!;, y
n"w. No special ability Required: YOU, r.aie.
can % 1t as we n any on:.. Write Il, ~
lnr , lu,i particulars. which We mril f~oe. Adj
dress S,inson X 80. .'nit!lni laire
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NJ. Wilson'S "Popularity.'

PARIS, April 1b.-M. Daniel Wilson
fflved at Tours yesterday as member
y the general council and proceeded to
n Nc principal hotel with his colleagues.
he gutsts of the hotel, learning of his
pfesence, appointed a committee to wait
lpon the proprietor and demand his ex-
',alsion. The proprietor refused to COM
'ly with the demand whereupon all the
[uests withdrew from the hotel.
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AN EVEN CHANCE FOR LIFE.

lr' Coukliag Still Improving 80 His
Chances for Life and Death Even.
NEW YoRK, April l6.-Ex-Senator
continues to improve. The
farming symptoms have entirely disap-
cared and the patient appears more ra-
lonal than heretofore. "yNith the same
rogress for another twenty-four hours"
ays DR.. Baker, "the patient will have
II even chance for life.n
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BIG LAND SALE.

Vast Tracts of Timber Lands Disposed of
by the Northern Pacific---A New Road
to lsa Built.
New YORK, April 1G.-Vice President
pakes, of the Northern Pacific, says that
fhe sale of 1000 acres of timber land in
Washington territory, within thirty miles
Pf Tacomah, has been consumrnated,
|and the papers signed to-day. The sale
Involves the construction of line from
ETacomah to be known as the Tacomah
Southern at a cost of 81, 900, 600.
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VALUES oE EXPORTS.
Dairy Products Show an Increase, Will

Dairy Products Show an Increase, While
Beef, Etc, Decline.
WASHINGTON, April 16.-Ihe values of
the dairy products for the eleven months
ended March 81, 1855, were $10,370,S0l,
against IS, ,o56,7 733 for a corresponding
period in 1887. The total values of the
exports of lecf and hog products for the
five months ended March 81, 1888. were
s3s, ,457,25o, against s36,41s, ,s67 during
the same time in 1887. The total values
of the exports of domestic breadstutfs for
the nine months ended March 81, 1888,
Sl0O, ,S4A, 1I133, as compared with *ii9,G7l,
531 for the same time in 1887.
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WILL BE A THIRD PARTY.

DR.. McG1ynn Says a National Labor
Ticket Will BE in the Field.
WASHINGTON, April 16-Dr. McGlynn
is here consulting with those interested
in national politics. He asserts that
there will be a third party ticket in the
field pledged to support the single tax
idea. Tt is asserted that there is strong
probability that the United and Union
Labor factions will pool issues at Cincin-
natl in May with land reform as the
chief element in the platform.
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WASHINGTON, April l6.-The secretary
of war has directed the Third infantry
and the Twenty fifth infantry,
department of Dakota, to exchange sta
tons. The Fifth infantry at Bismarck
will proceed TO Texas and be succeeded
by the Eighth cavalry, to be located at
Fort Meade
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Danger 20 Steamboats,.

PRESCOTT, Wis, April 1t.-An ice
gorge has formed at the mouth of Lake
st. Croix in consequence of the water in
the Mississippi being higher than that in
the lake. The wind, being in the south,
drives all the ice up into the lake, thus
making n gorge which completely fills
the channel. Several steamboats, barges
and boat houses are in danger of being
crushed by the mass of moving ice.
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Only the Piers in Sight.

NEW ULM. Mimi, April 1B.-The Min
nesota river at this point has been rising
at the rate Of an inch an hour for the past
twelve hours. All work on the new iron
bridge crossing the river has been
stopped. Nothing but the piers on either
side of the river are in sight.
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ExTEHMINATlNo THE FISH.
Fears Entertained for the Great Industry
of Lake Winnipeg.

Fears entertained for the Great Industry
of Lake Winnipeg.
WINNIPEG, April 13.---Fish in Lake
Winnipeg are being killed off faster than
they are breeding on account of large
shipments to st. Paul and Chicago. The
lake is very shallow, not over nineteen or
twenty fathoms deep at most, and fish
have no chance to hide from the numer-
Gus fishermen who have almost COM
pletely cleaned out the south end of the
lake. Arrangements have been made
for fishing next summer in the northern
end of the lake. Now that the fishing
industry promises to have such q disas-
tro,ls effect, fears are entertained that
the Indianu from Doghead to the Norway
house will suffer severely.
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ANOTHER 500 ROAD.

The st. Ignacc, sault Ste. Mario and
Northern Railway Takes Practical
SAyLr STE MARIE, Mich, April 16.-
The directors of the St. Ignace, sault
ste. Marie and Northern railway held
their first meeting here Friday. William
Chandler Of this place, was elected pres
fdent. A per cent assessment was paid
fn by oil stockholders, and an engineer
(corps will start on the preliminary sur
Eey to-day. Arrangements have been
made to secure the right of way, and the
work will be earnestly pushed.
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Day win Purchase the Argus, They sa

Day VIII Purchase The Argus, They Say.
FARGO, Oak: April 1G.-A rumor is
circulating around the city, and appears
in the evening papers, to the effect that
Mayor Edwards has sold the entire plant
of the Daily Argus to NJ. H. Day, who
will at once turn the same into Demo-
cratic daily. The rumor is denied by the
Argus management
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Both Reported Favorably.

WASHINGTON, April l6.-The senate
military committee has agreed to report
favorably upon the nomination of Brig.
Gen. Crook to be major general and Col.
Brook to be brigadier general. 1t is
understood that Gen. Crook will be
placed in charge Of the division of the
Missouri, and Gen. Brook will succeed
him rs commanding general of the de-
partment of the Platte.
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Bakers, Strike Imminent.

CHICAGO, April 15.-A bakers strike is
imminent and it is probable that all
journeyman bakers of Chicago will quit
in the morning. The trouble is caused
by the boss bakers refusing to recognize
the union and insisting on employing
whom they choose.
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No Further Danger Feared.

LA CROSSE, Wis, April 1C.-The guage
showed stage of thirteen feet at p M,
a rise of two feet and two inches in
twenty-four hours. The water is still
coming up, but slower. There has been
no further loss Of logs or other damage
and none is feared.
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A switchman Fatally Stoned.

A Switchman Fatally Stoned.
CHICAGO, April 16.-Four men entered
switch shanty of the Wisconsin Central
railroad at Wood street Friday night and
took possession. The switch tender,
William Studner, endeavored to put them
out, when they assaulted him with stones
and clubs, inflicting fatal injuries. His
assailants escaped.
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WASHINGTON, April 16.-The Repub-
llcan caucus committee of the senate
held meeting and discussed the condi-
tion of legislation before the senate. It
did not formulate any order of business,
however, and adjourned to meet ag ain
on Tuesday morning.
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DlseoRGED HER BOOTY.

BIrs. Diss de Bar "Moved" to Return
Lawyer Marsh's Property.
New YORK, April 18.-Mrs. Diss de
Bar and her husband have transferred to
Luther R. Marsh the premises on Madi-
son avenue given by the latter to Mrs.
Diss de Bar in August last The constd-
Grafton in the deed is $11 900 and "divers
other considerations me thereunto NOV
inp,n
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THE DAMAGE AT JORDAN.
Private Property Injured Over s1oo, 900
Loss to the City and Railways I'm

Private Property Injured Over 100000
Loss to the City and Railways I'm
lnensc.
JORDAN, MINI, April 16.-The flood
still continues to sweep down Sand creek
with dreadful velocity The damage in
the village will nearly reach 100000.
The Minneapolis & st. Louis Railway
company sustained many thousand dol
lars damage between here and Helena,
and have crews of men filing in with
rock to prevent further washouts. The
company will probably sustain loss to
the amount of 10000 to $4,000 The
creek has subsidized considerably, but is
yet very wild. The channel at the brew
cries has changed its course four or five
rods. The loss to the village in washed
out streets and bridges will aggregate
$4,000,
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Manager for the American Exchange.
LONDON, April l6.-A provisional man
ger has been appointed to conduct the
uSiness OF the American exchange in
'Fope, pending decision upon a petit
oi lor liquidation of the concern.
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Foreign News.

The American donation to the league
fund during the past fortnight amounts
SO $4,000.
The pope, addressing 5000 French pill
grims, declared that France had shown
herself worthy daughter of the church.
The Berlin correspondents of the Lon
don papers agree in saying that the mar
riage crisis has been settled amicably and
that there will be no political change.
Bills have been introduced ia tho
lower houses Of parliament of both Aus
tria and Hungary to authorize the sum-
moninR OF the reserves and the supple
mental reserves in times of peace under
certain circumstances.
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MONTREAL, April 16.-The River St.
Lawrence is rising steadily opposite the
city and shows signs of general break
up. The people in the low lying districts
are already removing their household
effects, anticipating Il flood, which is ex-
pected will be higi.:r than for many
Years.
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RED WING, Mimi, April 16.-Eev.
Claude Raboteau, pastor of the Baptist
church, has rendered his rosignatic.i.
take effect May L. 1t has been accept
by the congregation. Mr.. Raboteau e
signs on account of i'll health. This VIII
make four churches in the city withou,
pastors.
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CHICAGO, April 16.-The Chicago and
Atlantic road created something of SEN
ation in railroad circles Saturday by
,ut of 50 in first-class fares to Boston.
Chis action, it is said, is blow at the
Lake sAore for carrying passengers on its
through limited trains without extra
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DURAND, Wis, April 1G.-Ehe Chip
pewa river is over its banks and rising
a. bad washout occurred thirteen miles
below here and another six miles above.
Trains are abandoned.
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Launched OH Friday.

MoNANGo, Oak, April l6.-A pleasure
boat named the Dolphin, that has been
lately building here at great expense,
was launched Friday with great success
on Lake Monango, under the auspices
of the Jubilee Boating club.
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New YORK, April 16.-The Pacific Mail
steamer Newport, from Aspinwall, ar
rived yesterday with DR.. Royce and
eleven of the crew sick with small pox.
They were sent to the Riverside hospital.
The vessel is quarantined for disinfec-
tiOn
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stricken With Aponlexv.

OTTAWA, April 16.-Judge Henry, of
the supreme court, was attacked with
apoplexy this morning. Later in the
day he experienced second attack and
is now in an unconscious condition. His
400 ia 70
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Seeding Nearly Finished.

MARION JUNCTION, OAK, April 10
Weather favorable for seeding, which is
well along and will be about finished this
week. Flowing for corn will be the
order next week. There will be great
deal of corn planted this season. Grass
Just beginning to start.
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The Red Is Still Rising.

FARGO, Oak, April 16.-lhe Red
river continues to rise about an inch an
hour. No damage to sp.al. Of rs yet, hut
if the report from points a:,aTs are not
exaggerated, Island PARK may yet be
submerged.
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Fatal to rhra. Man.

PELAHArcHEE, Miss, April April 49,
Two boilers used by the Armistead Lum-
Der company exploded Friday, killing
two tiremen, white man named Perkins
and q negro named Joe Hill A man
named Deming was also killed, and
Allen Lendsay was badly injured.
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Brewers, Strike Situation.

CHICAGO, April 16.-The brewers
strike situation is but little changed.
Nearly all the breweries have resumed
beer making. A general strike of malt
sters which was expected Saturday morn
ing did not occur,
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Railroad Earnings Decreasing.

New YORK, April 16.-The statements
hade by railroads continue to show de-
flne in earnings. OF those furnished
PAST Saturday two showed an increase
Pnd nine showed loss. Those record
ng an increase in earnings were both
eouthern roads.
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Rewards offered by the O.

CHICAGO, April 10.-The Burlington
company has issued circular Offering
reward of 81, 900 for the arrest of the per-
son who misplaced the switch near Nc
Cormick's IS reaper factory April 6. They
plso offer reward of $500 for informa-
fion leading to the arrest of parties here
bitter isplacing switches or uncoupling
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Tho Southern minnesota Fair.

MANKATo, Mimi, April 1G. = The
board of directors of the Southern Min
nesota Live Stock and Fair association
met Friday night and fixed upon Sept.
1S, -, 90 and 81 rs the time for holding
their next annual fair in this city.
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Wiuninae Legislature.

WINNIPEG, Man, April 16.-The new
redistribution bill of seats in the legisla-
ture is in course of preparation. There
will probably be thirty EIGHT mVnbers
hereafter, giving Wianipeg three men,
bers
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Concluded tn Skin.

New York, April 15.-Henry Gillig,
manager of the American exchange,
sailed for Europe Saturday morning.
His lawyer says: "Gillig knew the bliz-
Zard was coming and he had better skip -
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A Grain Buyer,s Failure.

Sun PRAIRIE, Wis, April 16. e. A.
Wigler, a grain buyer, has made volun-
tary assignment for the benefit of his
creditors. Liabilities, $17,0O0; assets,
$4,000
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Dangerous Forest Fires.

FALMOUTH, Mass, April 16-Disas-
trous forest fires started Friday noon in
this vicinity, burning very fast with a
strong wind, and the village of Teaticket
is in great danger. At p m. the fire
was not get under control
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Another Fatal Fight Among Strikers.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, April 16.-Re-
ports from Cumberland Gap say another
fight occurred among strikers there Fri
day resulting in the death of one man.
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Will Run Their Business or Lock Up.

VIII Run Their Bus1ness or Lock Up.
New YORK, April l6.-secretary Sell
fert, of the Master Brewers association
of New York city, says the brewers are
determined to lock up every brewery In
the city and vicinity if the men do not
allow the employers to run their own
business
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MASKATo. Mimi, April 16.--The West
I'm Minnesota Horticultural association
vas formed here Friday. Its object is to
Promote the cause of horticulture in
southwestern Minnesota.
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nother Bank omcial Crosses the Line.

Another Bank Official Crosses the Line.
WINNIPEG, Man, April 16.-William
Cameron, teller Of the Union bank,
skipped last night across the boundary.
1t is not known what his. deficiency is or
what amount he took with him. Cam
eron was bright young man but lived a
fast life
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One Thousand Converted.

NEW YORK, April 16.-The jubilee at
the Jane street Methodist Episcopal
church has resulted In the conversion of
thousand persons. Rev. De Witt Tai
madge and the boy preacher, Harrison,
spoke yesterday,
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HAvERHILL, Mass, April l6.-About
O'Clock this morning fire started in the
shoe mandatory of Harold f. Blake,
and about half a dozen firms were
burned out, causing total loss of abo ut
$4,000. The fire was under control at
2:3O q, m.
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1ndianapoli. Armory Burned.

INDIANAPOLIS, April l6.-The armory
OF the state militia was burned by an in
cendiary fire this morning. Cannon,
small arms, uniforms and large
amount of ammunition was destroyed.
Loss SIS, 900.
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PRACTICALLY A LAW.

The Conference Report on the Sioux
Bill Agreed to by the House---All Anx-
iety at End.
WASHINGTON, April 16.-The confer
ence report on the bill opening of the
Sioux reservation passed the house after
objection. The passage of the bill in the
house practically ends the long intense
anxiety Oh the great question.
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Have Plenty of Green Hands

CHICAGO, April lB.-The brewers have
plenty of new men, but they are mex
perienced. The breweries will be for
time necessarily crippled to certain ex
tent by the strike.
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A Deadly Explosion,

ST. PETERSBURG, April ia powder
factory on the line Of the st. Petersburg
and Moscow railway exploded yesterday.
Seven persons were killed and many in
iured
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RoToUs RA,LRoADERs.
Lively Times Between Strikers and New
Men at Sioux Ealla.

Men at Sioux Falls.
SIOUX FALLS, Dak., April l6.-The
strike of the Illinois Central railroad
graders in this city for increased wages,
which was inaugurated week ago and
continued ever since, has received fresh
impetus. The strikers several times
drove Off new men picked up by the
company. Friday night the company
brought in about 100 new men from the
East and put them at work. The old
gang assaulted them and drove them off.
They are determined to make the com.
pany accede to their demands.
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LABOR DEFEATS CAPITAL.

The Flint Glass Syndicate Compelled to
Give In to the Glassworkers' Union.
P1TrsBURe, April 15.-FHnt glass
manufacturers, unable to secure any
workmen, now admit they are defeated.
The price Of glass is now SO high that
manufacturers are making preparations
to resume operations at the terms of the
flint glassworkers' union.
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Deny Inhuman Treatment of co,.vict..

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, April 16.-The
county commissioners have prepared a
report to the governor denying the ale
cations of the board of prison commits
sioners relative to the treatment of
convicts. They declare the convicts are
clean, well fed, we'll treated, and in good
health
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legislative and Judicial Appropriation.

legislative and Judicial Appropriations.
WASHINGTON, April 18.-The legisla-
We, judicial and executive appropria-
.l%n bill has been agreed upon in the
llc .se committee 1t makes total ap-
pe' 1riation of $50, 4722, 394, which is s937,-
Gt less than the estimates and $780, 246
lci than the current appropriations
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Davenport-st. Paul, 8; Davenport, 4.
Kansas City-Americans, ii, West
erns, l.
Cincinnati-Cincinnati, 8; Buffalo, 5.
Wheeling-Wheeling 2; Cleveland, Z.
New York-New York, 9: Jersey
City, 0.
Brooklyn-Brooklyn, IL; Lowell, 8.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., =; Ath-
letics, =.
Baltimore-Boston, s; Baltimore, ..
et Louis-St. Louis 5; Detroit, l.
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MINNEAPOLIS, April 16-The committee
on Decoration Day agree to hold memoir
ial services indoors.
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Jeflersnninn Anniversary,

N,-@AEK, n. j., April 1G.-The Jeffer-
'','an club held reception Friday night
'iohor of the 145th anniversary of the
1fsl of Thomas jefferson.
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WASHINGTON, April l6.-The confer
ence report on the Billings. Clarls's Fork
and Cook City Railroad company right
of way through the Crow Indian reserva-
tion was reported to tie house and passed
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DR.. Agnew Very Sick.

NE" YORK, April 16.-Dr. Cornelius
= agnew has been sick for two days
sa. s,a lie is growing worse and suffers
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~ RIFFS A
TEal, TORY o. DA.a t..

4
SecoND JUDICIAL DISTINCT
IN the district court ithn and for Dawson
County.
X. j. Washburn, plaintiff vs. Ale ande. H.
crawford ana otatera Crawford, de, ndu. L,
Notice is hereby given inu by write oi
Judgment OF Ioreco,ur. AID sale ii le ,.,.,,.
EMIT cd action oE the2: day oi N,rch, a. d
1883. ana , an eSecu ion issued npon said JUDI
nent. the subscriber. q o. 81 n.si I. IL. 81 ~;
OF Dawson county. Dakota territory Tor tnas
purpose appointed, viii scii ni Dup.c alc,!
AT n. front dooro tile cour hois,. ii! ilr. cav
o. Mitchell, county OF ,a,is"n, Dakota ter, l.
tory, on saturday, the 5th dty u " ~. 1855 at
looclock III the forenoon u! :.I;,. ,.ly the real
estate and noftsagcti premises >ll..illc il h..
co.,li,f o. oavsr. territory '';in ;,i.u ~.
tl reGied IN , sad jrdemen, and execution ,pu.
SOLD; anu therein described S uli.,.,s ';r"
northwest quarter 90 ut Hecti,' t..a e.
township one huhdr, Il ans; four 0i} of range
SiNty one Isil. in DaNi-cn cu.it!ir ana irrii;rs
ni Dakota, or So t!uc iereni may be Sii!f.,.
rent To 5, tlsiy salt jude inert .i:,., o ,laio ~
l'g III ali TO tii!ee hundred ;.hd Grty nine dol
iars;tilu ifty ceuto tS349,0, w.tl !,.urrsit ..,-
on IRON III" date OF 81 d ugiiie,i. ii IN az.
crting costs of safe
i'at d at Mitchell. OAK, March Is, 1855.
-, U. %. Sr.ASGHFIELD,
-. "A. MiHENEk, s..tlf Dawson Co.
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q,.e Glover Contested Election Case

WARRINGTON, April 16.-The election
committee Saturday by an unanimous
vote decided to report in favor of Glover,
the sitting member, in the case of Frank
vs.. Glover from the St. Louis district.