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IN SOCIETY.

Mn. AND MRs. MALCOLM SrMurs. Of
shelby street, will entertain n card party
this evening in honor OF Miss Ensley.
Mr.. AND MRs. SAM TATE will give a To-
cccptiou next Wednesday, introducing
their lovely neicc. Miss Lizzie Gill, into
society.
Mss BETTE SELDEN has issued cards OF
invitation TO her lady friends designating
the 9Th and 9th OF December as the DAVIS
Tor her receptions.
Miss MAY l!mL will hold informalreccp-
IONS az her home, corner Third and Madi.
son streets. every Wednesday evening
throughout the entire season, beginning
next week.
MRs. W r. BATE and Miss Susie Bate
arrived IN the city yesterday morning On
route nom san Antonio Tex. They will
resume thor journey this evening, accom-
panied by Miss Lucille Brinkley.
A RECEPTION, with all the essential Gle.
nenis for truly enjoyable ah.ir, will be
gwen by Misses Rcbecca and MAGGIE
Iicadveil, az the ralatial residence Of their
parents, IN honor OF their charming guest
Aiss Lizzie Gaze, oi Helena, Ark.
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TRUSTEES SALE.


ITEpER AND ny VIRTUE or 4 TRUST DEEu
I executed by v ante \. Iaiiuy to IN, I'M
dtniguvl lrusipcs, 900 Uyuruh.r. ISIS. duly o.
CuuiCi IN Book ~ U... I' mI b.. dItgsiasl by
dgrrc entered in tn ..I., nj ". a. NOtE ys 4. A.
NaulhN, No, nl.ss X DID,. ,.tuUufy Count ui shelby
County, on Notumh.| 10. JESS, WcwiIl. uu
saturday. December y, tsyS,
IN lrunt oi the court .... door OF shelby Couutv
lh memphis, lcnn., OIL. Goo Coo hIehD,t bidder 900
inNuNln. drs 'libod rHI gi,'' Boo thu second Ciyil
District nl .hvlhy CcHHfH. Nuu.. ulmrly
tmb % 49, a. HHug same ifIHt oi uui
cOuyysgd by Ihumus U ..H.l.rs.u and saln Tr'ln.
h'U iI ". D. Garner OBJ I.rI dated NJ, DO ieI
and rsUup!yt in a.. Registers office eft -h.Ey
county. lu Hupk 81 HtHr .I, and devised d,
CHARLOTTE Am MaddrE gIHn 0nmrr D., ho will
of aid ". X darfyr . N,aIrI DO tly Probate Cont
und 'NrNpt luf'4 rcr,H uUp.i conveyed March l.
N.i 90 W. IN, lruttUl auI 200 uUn. ,ut,.tpi AnrII
N, lN,l. On W T. Nurs IuU.tDr hul fl nrras CON
Npcd lhronhef - 40. i1 L. Washington. tfi.
ofpd, AMI h.A acre conveyed NuNtuhHra Issl. o.
said Mulluaiou. ~ f,HUu hH.p. ON dr % ail ui
hid deed LOT mon I.u.DlIlfdyH fIptiuu
iN ~ haucrrf 81. T#f Ny Ur' IHIuIfHl NOT fp
gll any ~ slid trtnt uI..l la. west ni ths Ufa.
dnlph anl Raleigh rood uul,s tie portion .fnF
East should not al Cor sufficient Go THN tnt debit
inirr md on.ts faoHf.I o. .lid trisI d.,I SO
VIII bCI,luu, uivr o.. .I.I Iuft tint HuI boz UH.r
liir'r r'i rcalifc sail ..Ht WIN Myn .rl the rc
lgru. ~ salo ~ GtrI by ad decree mo on,
ball .has" money Nun'r In tIK uurtiH nul
n..N4i li tsrlfc o. HIas uuUla..r o. execute
hUifL To- ur hrsrpF .HuHt lmW date with Ter
sIrnl fo,uulF. aufu T retained oU thH Urufarffy
Equity ~ r,irmp u, dover aud bonn, stoii
Waived This Nutcu.ieg Il ISIS. o.. ,....,..
tI JOHN n FLAMING.
Iuairrl
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The uosi QunIltY on ,tnIc.

For carts, days and railroads can be
found Tor snlo nj lockwood's stables. COg
20 3l2 Third street.
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FIRE SALVAGE COMPANY.
100 Win Efrrri-Inn
srECIAL NOTICI.

HHSAhfAas
We have purchased the entire stock al
! Fine Millinery, Clolks aud Wraps lately
belonging 10 Madame Fox, on Fourth
street 81. Louis. Mo. AT n ridicnlo ..lv
low figure, and will oier the same nj onr
sior', beginning today at o'clock. nj
prices ihHt will astoniah al.
AN thc goods arc oi much finer quality
than any ever handled by ne before. but
the stock being offered la bulk at such
tempting low price, We could not resist 90
mako the purchase. We viii show from
lhia stock Tie finest pattern hats and
BOnncis.
We viii oiIcr choice Of sixty.tWo i'm.
ported pattern Hats aud y nucia. costing
from $40 10 SO each, OF the ridiculou.ly
low price Of s. each.
Choice OF i0Hy.iour pattern Hats and
l1nhcls' costing irom - TO ~ each, at the
nominal price OF 3 each.
The entire slock Of Misses and Chill.
dfcn's Hats, trimmed, costing from n 10
-, choice entire lot, JOc each.
About - dozen Ladies Hats In oycry
shape Imaginable, AMI now and fresh
Hats that srll at 1jc. si, si2j-choico ON.
tire lot, 3jc each.
About 70 dozen fuc1i Birds and Wins
As't'F ''at tA'tti HAF"h W. - tsitN Nll4lco ens
tire lot, n each.
One lot Birls and Wins That sold for
sl.21-chuicc entire lot. l,c each.
Finest Osi.ich Tips at hall price.
Ribbons, Ribbons. Ribbons.
Tii.Er uHkyp tors.
lot ESQ pieces finest fancy Ribbons
q inches vide. every thread silk-Rib-
bons that scll - Csc. Toe. 81 choice entire
lot, 3jc, ljc, 3jc pr yard.
lot 2-l1 pieces silk Ribbon In plain
aud lancy, inches wide, all nj l5c. None
worth less than 35c per Sa-l.
lot $50 pieces assorted six Ribbons
ir Nos. 9, u aud 10 all Of N" very best
quality, every thread silk Ribbons that
ggli at 2Oc, 2jc, 30c-choicc entire lot. lOc.
Ice, i0c per yard.
wraps, wraps, wra.s.
ladies' siIk plush Wraps,
ladies' Nowmarkois,
ladies and Misses Walking Jackets.
Childrcn's Mcrino, long Cloaks.
All ni about 0ne-thiri oi real value.
Cease To-day
And Won win zee the grandcsl bargains
ever offered In Memphis,
AT TUB
FIRE SALVAGE COMPANY,
ioo-Main street 900.
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RUPTURE CURED.
DIR. g. NOBLE,

DIR. O. NOBLE.
fferinisi iu The Cur. a III .tufr aud Ill rHrs "a
thfpulC bisssTa Malls ~ Tsnaio
IpIFTliih CURED WITHOUT THF ENirr Oh
! llulf.n0a W lu.urs hy the Modisatsli
h-t iid Truss ana u .Hn Treatment
10 Diseases ~ Won H itau tHfIf frrna give
baiaei ni !giigi AMI IsuaaIrut rrfr
Ni'ilia hfdrptsir aul n innuocir. nld an fprH.t
ol At1sh ~ ascs, cuuHl .a short tiuin lslamufHt
gF.ty na.1 ! tale Ha.a.s made and nunI tI4
~ tailes hhf siirrss .i Iiial mtde In tha fitT
once 10. W - Fi.HsDN ssNhtr.
Trustoo'B Salo.
w virtue Of q trust |..I Hair 90 fre by John ~
Nllkrnnu Hud wiir .# t'h da5 ~ luiF. ia.. .
aul Npuf'ci in The Ul.. uf iHU rfulrlUfui nHrI..
lu ihr county 20 81 ifl.f Z. aHi HHtu ui Afhaur.f
IN volume a. lare ~ H'H. vii 90
FRIDAY. p,,suih"r =, tsHa.
~ ihe ruuihwfsi r#.f % Main fnf vaIIa8n
tligrt.. homphis. 1sH". Isiwu,H thr hour 10 DO
ot!Ws Am uni . ..f"i rH., Df.f iIf Hair ai
public ouirfF iuf co. IH DO ilHlf".f IIf &c. thr
following Uh esiaii .IHH lu a fnur.d oourty,
Az, nnd being al u .II.uuIh r0iiUu ri tuw
Wlpo. uuuh ~ mna f. r.sH containing lil Hh BOZ
afirH. Vs. D. tlArE Trustee
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Trustees Sale of Real Estate.

DuE.rANr TO IuE IOwrRs Or CIR.
4 ulu i.uI FOL. tullt il me UH lfus.cn. dated IrIY
I'd 81 r."riri in UnHk i,l nt rtr. pI % ile
shelby Count NlFisrTs uFiUs default hIt.us
lf.u inHir in thu uasIHtUU th.fUiu Urst .dHI lHf.
.hd J. Inins bgta TO r4HUt.l uy iAE blutlgi4
Ilu, Will, uu
Tuesiay. nocrmbrr ~. tast.
NJ the snuthwsst corner of MHiu url Madison
Nfrria in tic city of aUHUlIs IaKius Distracted
shabby County Tenn. between lrH,I h1YH uuet
auu ffll ~ puddle au|' Foo. iU flU l|HLH.f bidder.
lur cash. tlr iulluWiu. r.l estate lII.H cts uf
Memphis Taxing bsTI1 ui rH.hy touuty. and
NisirM sruuHssr. tn.H|I
lhu uutn uau q o.. 100 hs lola down on uIo
nlr Ul flil r.tr, hurI ming at tlu uuHhrfsf inter
HtiiHu ~ -"ound fifU Hliu Tho Hllry between
iuuNufi hul uNrftuu ..r,f. IruHU north with
thc 'rst lido ~ tcCoHl IrHft '. iDri thruHr cat
nnd iaHl.l With tuuHlu urri It Ut tt,uua
aIuth ptmlrl with Nf.ui ffHrrt ~. irsi fu s.iI1
nilnt uCuuu Nlat win .III alIUY tH ihe brailu.uF
Nr equity ~ ruicHpiiuu Il HaitCl. tAtll sell
aud convey ta irustrl only
talr lrElus 10 n ntIH"k noon
tElIpN o. FRAZER Trustee
N ~ Turrynnt. AtuHUry.
hpmruia. frnn., hut. lf. tssa
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a WORTHY coboRED MAN.
John Brinkloy, an Appeal Aitacho. Er
tors tho Mari 'nCo State.

John Brinkloy. an Appeal Aitacho. In
tors tho Mari ngo State.
John Erintlcy, tho worthy colorcd AZ.
iache Of Tim ArrLAL ollic,, who has
charge Of ~ exchange files. and in many
o,Aor ways contributes 10 the comfort aud
convuRcnco Of the editorial staff. was
niarfrcd lat night % No. 81 Gosloc siect.
90 Mi@ Kate smith, OF Germantown,
Tenn.
John Brinklcy is q colorei man Of OK.
oeptional merit, and one OF the best types
q his race. Honest. industrious. faithful.
inicllicvn, and n total abs,ainer from tho
use Of liquor In any form, he is ono IN a
thousand and enjoys the confidence and
respect of oyery one connects d with Tng
ArrIAL Office. n nll t.lorcd .hsn wcro as
modest, upsSsu sng and worthy ~ John
Brnkley the race problem would be easily
solved. JHE ArPgAL wishes him every
lucl In Lis uew relation TO I''cioly.
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VOICE OF THE P4oPLn.
A Cara FROM r.,mn. wallace.

70 The Elit"r 81 The Appeal
In answer 10 the article In the L,iJsr Of
the 2lsi instant, headed "Cruclly to Ami.
mails, and In which am made lhc victim
Of the reporters harsh anil bitter words
/ have this 10 say. Tho mule IN question
was In worse FIX than had any idea Of;
the rainy weather We have been having
no dodbt had CALLING effect on the sore,
and ] have been crippled ever since the
liih Of last month and not able 10 got
around ..nd attend 20 my stock and bust.
mess rs should. Tho Lolg,g said should
DO hanged, or else put ia the mulc's place.
Wen, u the Le,igT had H. way about
things guess my fate would BE- decided
IN one OF the other WAYS suggested: but.
thank God, Il has not. AMI never will
have. That u Is prciudicci against the
Taxing District Government u n well
known fact, and Of couno Il h. but natural
that u should strike ~ everybody and
everything connected with ID Whenever il
can get chance.
The society Of which Mr. Lane q n ron.
rcscnintiyc Is very good ~ iar ~ intent Ia
concerned. but have known oi them
being conducted on q different plan In
other cities. The owner cannot alwayp
know tho condition OF hiH stock. a mule
may gu out in the morning seemingly an
right and after pulling load or twu over
ihO rough ihoroughhroa be- Ia 'such q pit-
liable condition D. 10 atltnrt the attention
Of over hliy people Now, IN almost any
Other place bot this tho owner would H.
notified 10 take the animal IN, and. iniling
10 do ~, would suiicr arrest and hnc. 10.
day Three Of ny teams wcrO taken in by
the oiiicor. In ono case | paid ihc fine
but The other two | appealed, for loo
weather like this, tho roads being bal. 40
spociiully, LYMrs WALLACE.
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Just arrived at CLARK & Co y stables. 20.
~ 80 and - Union street. one carload Of
lndinn ponies, from Oklahoma, ind r.
Wen broke TO ride and drive. Warranted
perfectly gentle and safe for ladies and
children. WIN he on sale ior next three
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NrW oRiEANs. Ia. Nov 81 Woafhlf rIfsr
ahi cool hpauvl uuidlnr fihf turunau.
IlrUnUEg, TO-. N1g "a Uf,f fr.rt
weather ricaf AMI r'raaut Nahtailfsf fIl.rs.
weather Gear AMI uul.
CiNciNFATi, o. nov ~ - River ID ,..
Do iurhu and falling weather sistf ma.
mourtgr t'. Nlxhi-hlycf y iool lnfh,. ali
ialI weather clear
Nirkshtng. Ms Nov g1.-ui,rf ,f.t,.
raHrl down 0oldrn tuie umt Anuie M fiL
yrr noon. lasafd up. n T.. Moui AMI b.f,,fs
lui u'ghi CIV VI Cairo. iup.m.
LOuiHNiLLk W. Nov ~ -Noon-Uitof ftif.
iuf With iori iurhfs un ihc falls and ID f-rf 3
ln. hos 10 the canal weather clnuiy AID ra1f
Auitrt ursUi0. Nomrhls grsrIio fHto ca.
rlnutN. lrpaftfd niHuto C1finuatl tfrnlfl
State. Nomphls Nl1ht=furrf hIliur. wiiI d
rect inches On th- falls and ~ irlt irrias
10 The canal weather clear aui ialf
CAiHp, ~. nov ~ - Arrived New Hautb
Ohio. sldnlaht Cherokee Ncmphis. ann Vr
drlis. Chester an. tank FrIal below : = M
Atanaas tiiy, ksiohrf. " am. nasuri john
A. Wood. ohio, 10 pm. New Huuih Ia Isluls.
uidnlght thcttre. - louis 4 am. Nrfrifa ~
louis 5am River D frot inchfs anf f,ilInf
Weather cloudy ana cool NghtaAutof ono.
tlnciuuau, PM uncoihh, Trnnrs4p furrr Il
pms q. W. rsftrf 81 tuuis apm Drn1firt
Af,snsss Cliy. ~ loul. ! pa q. " Iflrr.
ralncah, apm.. paoYtah. ~ L1ula pm riyff
y 10. slnehu aud Stationary. Weather clear aud
60
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BOUND TO HAVE BAIL.
A CONFIDENT PRISONER wEAKRNs
AND TAKES FRENCH LEAVE.

y Rather Singular Situation Confronts
the Federal Court, Sitting at jackson,
in q Murder Case Removed From a
State Court in Carroll County.
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TuE wonderful story, "Robrrt Els
mere. by Mrs. Ward, aud "John Ward,
Preacher by Margaret Doland. can be-
lound ~ Alanslord's, who nov las enough
TO supply the demand.
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LOCAL BREVITTEs.

Squire Nergcr yesterday imposed fine
OF - upon Councilman Lymus Wallace
Tor working s0rc-blcl, mule.
A gentleman, who requests that his
name be suppressed, sent 50 10 Chief of
Police Davis yesterday, TO De turned over
20 Mrs. Jacobs OF No. Al Poplar street,
mention OF whose destitute condition was
made in TIM APPEAL Of yesterday.
The attachments against the Fore.
paugh circus property were yesterday dis
missed by Squire Barry upon the pay
ment OF the Claims and court cost. The
claims amounted to about SjOl. The
show lett yesterday for Birmingham,
where they hope TO have better success
than heretofore.
The Fire Department responded 10 an
alarm at $50 O'Clock last evening, turned
IN IRON Mosby's cotton gin, on Madison
street, near Wellington. The fire started
III the lini-room among lot Of loose cot
ton, but was exiinguishcd before much
damage was done. The fire will in no way
interfere with operations.
Frank Lally, aged sixty ycars, q former
well known citizen. was sent 10 Jail yes
l2rday by Squire GaTin as lunatic.
The warrant for the mans Incarceration
was sworn out by Mn. Ially, who ars
he viii do himself or some one else some
bodily harm. Lally is reported 10 bo
worth over SlOO.OOO. a sheHn's Jury
viii Investigate his mental condiiio.. To-
day.
AZ the Cotton Exchange yesterday the
following petitions were being literally
signed. Memorial asking that what Is
known as the "No Fence law, with local
option in each civil district. bo enacted by
the next General Assembly. Petition
asking Congress that there be- not less than
200OOo 900 young shad pcr anuum Judi
ciously distributed IN The uyns OF the
Southern States.
The Memphis l.ight Infantry added to
90 their proficiency by q long patient aud
earnest practice drill last nigh.. New mem.
bcn arc being added rapidly. eight having
joined this week. swelling the ranks to a
total OF forty or more. The company will
ncct again tonight q. The armots, No. 100
Front street, 40 8 o'ClOck. Al member,
are urged 10 attend, as business Of impor.
iancc Is 10 be considered.
Oscar Waters. tic brutal husband and
ncgleciiu, father, Who was arrested
"Wednesday on warrant, charging him
with vile shipping aud ynuancl. va,
NChtciuhF bouuh Over 10 thc criminal
court by Squire Garyin on the iorn.r
charge, and fined SO on the latter. Ia
default OF bond he was taken 10 jgil. A
subscription was taken up Yesterday for
the benefit Of An. Waters and her
children.
Thai same old chestnut that has lain
IN The four newspaper Offices Of Memphis
for several months, 10 the effect that a
morning Republican newspaper Is soon 20
be stated here, Is again being passed
around the board. II was doubtless
hauled 'ut OF the ash barrel on the pub.
lishcd an 10unccmrnt that ths Memphis
HdichHd, III would be- Issued daily
on and after December ]. IL y hardly
probable that even the Republicans viii
adopt and sustain that rs their party
organ, since Il is owaci by, and conducted
for, the colorod brothers.
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Cu,RLEs 4. DANA's adurcss to The Wiz
consiu Editorial Association. Milwaukee.
July -, 1855 "Ncycr print paid advcr'
tisomCnt ~ news matter. lit oycry adj
10 sailing under false colur." We have
ncccr sailed under false oolom. Ne MI.
reriiac ourselves Us the direct imponc.s
MeaphIs, bccauAo ghc pcori u the Gus.
iCm-h0nsa will show That iDur-hiins ~ the
Imported Ciwm that came through tho
Memphis cusion.houso were cleared by
Us. We are The only house in TIE city u
Memphis that have received any Imported
Cignm direct from ia Jana since iho strike
md vii hereafter receive weekly ship
mcnls dircct irou Havana.
!. SAvuFoN & Co,
Tho Direct Importers Of Memphis.
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LApiES cape collars a speciality NJ Mem.
phls steam Laundry, 22i Second street
Branch Office 357 Main.
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Overdue steamers.

New YORK, Dec. 28.-On Nov. % last
the steamship SANTANA cleared this port,
bound for points In Hayti and San Do
mtngo. Three days after the eastern
coast of the United States was visited by
q severe storm. Nothing has been heard
of the SANTANA since. She has not
reached any Of her ports, nor has she
been seen by any incoming steamer. Mr..
+. G.. Elliott, the agent of the SANTANA in
this city, said that he had grave fears as
to the safety of the steamer. The ship
and cargo are valued at sl00, 900.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. Z .-The Nor
wegian bark All, Capt. Beach, with a
crew of fourteen men and a cargo of
1000 tons Of bag sugar, sailed from De-
marara Oct. 81, bound for Philadelphia.
Vessels that left thirty days after her
have arrived, but the Alt has never been
seen or heard from since, and all hope
for her has been given up.
The British ship Astrakan, Capt. Rich
ards, from Philadelphia, for Havre, with
q cargo OF oil has doubtless, foundered at
sea. as a number of casks of her cargo
have washed ashore on the Isle Of
Wight.
The American brig Sarah and Emma,
Capt. Nash, from Kingston, Jamaica,
for the Delaware Breakwater for orders,
is now out sixty days, and grave fears
are entertained for her safety. She had
on board q cargo of logwoood and is
manned by a crew Of eight men. This
vessel is owned by Swan & Sons of New
ynrH
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on q stone pedestal, and with the

| place on o stone pedestal, and with the
most impressive ceremony was painted
10 resemble the only Indian OF the tribe
who had ever sInned. Frost sat gazing
vt the stone one evening after his arrest,
and in a solemn, csyernous voice in
formed the fndiaIs about him that he
coHld make the standing rock come to
MIN at any time he desired. This asser-
ton created a sensation among The In.
dams tar greater than his startling war
news. The sacred standing rock stands
nj K + to the Great Spirit IN the estina
ton OF the Indians at this agency. At
first ihs warriors expressed doubt, but
Frost was SO positive In his assertions
that they finally believed, and a time for
the miracle was appointed. Frost sent
o1s to the camp for his eingeTs and
dancere and they responded as promptly
as their ponies would permit. The In
diaBs came from ell parts OF the reser-
yGtIoD, and on the evening designated
there was an immense assemblaRe
OF nervous and expeotantt braves
Frost took q seat at the agency build
ing, directly opposite the Standing Rock
and gave the signal for his singers 90
open their concert Of aboriginal discord
liz was q novel as we'll as q moet humor
ous sight. The confident medicine mar
had unboundsd fsith in his ability 60
make the solid and immovable rock
walk to where he Was sitting. Hs did
not tell whether he expected the rock to
hy, to roll, or to take on legs and walk
over in the regular pigeon. toed sguaw
fashion. In ell probability be expected
the stone to assume the shape OF q
squaw it once was, and trot over TO en-
brace him. But the stone remained
mute. motionless aud irresponsible. The
great medicine man alfred bis MEDICINE.
cast pleading eyes at the rock, aud sang
. most heartrending "Ki.yi." but the
rock did not move.
Not satisfied with the first trial he re-
peated his performance several times,
and at last gave up so despair, while the
Indians left him in contempt. He was
returned to the gnard house in humilis.
ton and shame, and now wears q bal
and chain for ha,ing led the Indians TO
the wal path. He is no longer the great
medicine man OF bis people, but as ar
attraction OF the agency he surpasses
Sitting Boil or Gall.
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HG--A .-EFHa -
fame language toward her. n alleges
that since she learned of her husbands
adultery, Dec. 20, she has been living
with her father. She says, finally, that
she charges her husband with: first adnl-
terry; second, extreme cruelty; third,
gross neglect of duty. MessrR. Powell,
ricketts, and Black are the attorneys for
Mrs. Church.
Within an hour, without notification,
Col. Church walked down to the court
house and nled q cross petition, denying
the charges in toto, and asking for the
custody of the children. Col. Church
and Miss Margaret Joyce were married
Nov. 10, 1884, Two children, q daughter
and a son, are the fruits of the union.
Both parties in the suit are SO widely
known that their trouble h,s attracted
a great deal of attention. The friends
of the colonel say there was never a
pnrer-minded man. Col. Church Is a
Protestant, while his wife is a Catholic.
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4gAaoAD TImE xAaAn.

CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE, d Br. PAuI RArLRoAs.
The first east bound passenger train leaves at
8.s a. m. each day, except Sunday. CLOSE CON-
%nections for Chicago. Council Bluffs and
The second east bound passenger train leavss
at8:s2 p. N. each day except Sunday, CLOSE
connections for Chicago. Council Bluffs and
The first passenger train from the east srri-
yes Ts as lo;5a 3 m: each day, except Sunday,
each day e1cep. sunday 1t 1905 p. m.
The regular passenger train from the west
aIrives each day except Sunday at si22 p. II.
day except Sunday at 1887 q. M. No baggage
transported on accommodation trains.
CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN RAILRoAD.
Trains Going East.
Accommodation departs q 80 q. No. daily.
Passenger departs 2s00 p m. daily.
Trains Going Vest.
Accommodation arrives II:55 q. m. daily.
Passenger arrives 6.45 p. m. daily.
w. s. RADoLIFfE, Agent.
The delivery windows are opened each day
SUNDAYS excepted) at 500 g. m.
The delivery windows close at $500 p. d.
The money order, postal note snd registry de-
On sundays the delivery windows are keps
open from e:oO to 1o:o0a. n. The lobby of the
onoe 10 open all day bundsya for the accom-
modation Of persons renting look boxes.
Msils going east via O.. N. d st. p, B. B..
ci9se at . p. inland 1850 m. Sundays excepted.
Mails going west and north via the Chicsgo,
Milwaukee d st. Paul railroad olose ut 10 :0b
q. NJ, Sundays excepted.
MAILS gong eaHt and north by Chicago 4
Northwestern railroad oloes at 0 D. m. and $50
p. m,
Eastern mails via Chicago Il 81 Paul railroad
arrive at 1857 . m. and 10 :GB D.. N.
Eastern mail via Chicago & Northwestern
railroad arrives at 10 p. M. and las %. m.
al d $3.50 2. N. and DEPARTS At 4 a. m
stagv mails CLOSE AZ 8 o'clock D. M. except
the Niobrara.
L. D. PALMER. P NJ.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-12-29
FOREIGN NOTES.

The Bulgarian budget shows a deficit
OF IL, coo. 000f.
1t is announced that Mr. Gladstone
does not intend to visit Rome during his
present stay in Italy.
The new Russian budget estimates
that the surplus income for 1889 will
reach 1000, 100 roubles.
Sir William Jenner, one of Queen Vic
storia's court physicians, is Ill. His Ill
ness, however, is NOT attended by any
danger, and 1t is thought that he will
soon be able to sun his duties.
Afford Vance, the famous singer, WIS
seized last night with an attack of heart
disease on the stage Of the Sun Music
hall, In London, and died Id a few min.
ntes. He wal singing at the time q song
entitled "Are You Guilty.
At Berlin q false alarm of Are was
raised at the Berliner theatre. A panic
Immediately ensued and the audience
made a frantic rush to escape from the
building. Order, however, was restored
and the peoples fears were allayed be-
fore anyone WAS injured.