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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-23

loyai ncorrcd darling, VINO beloved IN fns
syn.. from ali tho evidence that seemed
10 be against mc~-do you tbirl. that
shah ever forget that's Oh, nv love. nv
Own darling how little you realize what
my love FOR you Is Il sou can think so Tor
one moment"
And thus Beautiful Jim won tho Gay,
conquered in the battle, against his own
interests against al that would have
made him the bappicst man upon God 9
green earth that day. and after a little
while Nancy got ever her FIRST burst Of
Indignation against young Tommy, and
became moro calm aud collected And
then she was In q measure able to realize
Beautiful Jim's real worth. TO have some
idea what brave. true hearted, honest
gentleman she had won for her own
But she said suddenly. and In C.
stern. determined voice. There IS ono
thing. jim, that you need never ask mo
10 do. i0r never will That IS. as long
es live, 10 acknowledge Stuart as ny
brother When you 90 back 10 Blank
hampton you mnst tell him that | know
the truth. and that so far as Is necessary
10 blind my father will behave 10 him az
! have always done. but ont Of NY fathers
presence he must distinctly understand
that he Is. for the future. dead to nae. !
have consented - unwllingly. a. you
know--t0 help TO hide his crime for ny
old fathers sake. and for that alone. but
have not yet sunk 50 low as 10 have ans
dealings with q criminal. SO mako that
absolutely clear 70 him. and tell him too.
that lam bound by no promise OF secrecy
ana II he in the smallest way prcsnmes
upon tho knowledge that we wish 20 keep
Il from my father, | shall have neither
hesitation nor computation in speaking
out at once
VERY well. I'll mako it clear TO him,
said jim, quietly
And presently she asked him to tell her
the precise details Of the terrible event,
and, after q good deal Of persuasion, jim
complied and did SO Then for the first
time. she learned all there was 30 know
about Rose Meeking, the bar maid at tie
Ducks Tail. and the part which she had
taken In the tragedy
Il must see her she said Il aust DO
something for her, | wonder what u Is
possible | can do She must be q good
woman. 4 very good woman or she would
ittN1 b-10 LII AA-CNAtALN ~ maj MN
before this. Anyway. must see her. II
will not be easy unless she comes TO town,
but it must DO managed somehow
1t was not very long after this that Mr.
Earle returned from his club if the truth
be told, in q very uneasy frame of mind
as to the manner in which Nancy might
have taken his decision lIc went into
the room where they still were together,
and Jim cot up vita a sort Of apology Tor
his presence.
Il am here still, sir, he said by way Of
excuse. You sec we had q good deal to
talk over, and -
As long as you like, rs long as you
like. my dear fellow, the old man cried
Il ain only very sorry that -
Father, broke IN Nancy, Il want TO
say something. have never disobeyed
YOU in my life. but want you 10 give me
my way now. / shall never marry any
other man but this, laying her hand on
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-23

NOW ~ THE TINE TO EXAMINE
y our large assortment OF Beautiful
AND T. EfUL GOODS worthy Of prcsonia-
ton.
lolO CHRISTMAS CARDS. lo 70 Is.
1000 BOOKS hy tho best authors. handsome
ana cholp.
900 BOOKS for the y0uog. lc 70 a.
- Our 3tOre 4 % en- until SIP. NJ
RANDOLPH s. ES6LfsH.
3dec20tf l5e Main street
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horror at rne way III which $40 nao como
bv his death. and every spark Of admi-
ration for her gentleman sweetheart had
died out. she was vet determined not to
betray him into tho hands Of justice. So.
out Of Rose Mceking, neither the Scotland
Yard detectives ncr tho Walmsbury po'
lice got any information whatever
So the blight summer days slippcdover.
and tho Earlcs, father and daughter, be
gan to think about making a move 70
their country place. Earlcs Hope. Aud
scarcely were thoy settled there before
Beautiful jim came---caInc without word
Of warning-camc ouly for 4 few hours =.
that lie might take passionate farewell
Of her whom no loved best IN all the
world, and three short words were orough
Of explanation: Active serv1ce--Eur
nah "
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-23

At- tJe+ az Z ~ y Il ~ DbH'f
dear Polly with that brave mornings fine
array, she passed away from the old city
which had known her as q pretty child
as many and many a girl bad done beforc
her 10 BE- hencefOrward little more 70 il
than q nalne-to be "a personage" viewed
by tho general public through the eom9
what uncertain sheen or her mothers oily
descriptions Poor Polly, She was not
the first nor yet the last pretty girl thai
! have seen married ia Blankhampton IL
the same way, and, alas fear there mas
Dc many another 10 come.
It had just struck the quarter before L
when she came. looking lovely It need
hardly DO said dressed IN white from
head to foot, plain, simple and severe
from the hem Of her long gown to the
snowy tulie which half Lid her golden
head, her only ornaments cluster Of
orange blossoms near her throat and on
enormous bouquet Of delicate and rare
white blossoms in her hand
And not q single one Of the superb
jewels we We heard so much about, wits
pered one In the crowd TO her neighbor.
oh. ! dare say they're Ike Toto g
grand marliage-all Imagination was
tho reply
But it was not 60. The Jewels were in
existence sure enough. bur Polly had latly
refused 10 wear them On her wedding
morning. although her mother had coaxed
ard persuaded. and the Bridegroom had
been evidently much disappointed that
bis BRIDES world should not see In what
honor be held her Still Polly vas Oh
durste. Wear them sho would not and
did not-not even the beautiful string OF
pearls, which, as Mrs Antrobus plain
lively said. would just have made all the
difference between her wedding and all
the other weddings that took place ia
Diankhampton
On this point To To had stood her friend
and had baeiIod her up vigorously IN her
resolve not 10 appear on her Wedding
morning blazing with jewels
You're perfectly right Polly, she
said. with her own Delighted little ma.
tronly air Il always think II such exc
cradle taste 10 wear jewels TOR a wedding
simply execIab.e" and, would you believe
IL, there were people among tho relatives
and intimate friends OF the Antrobus
family III uatured enough 70 say that the
young Mrs. ucrriek Brcntham did not
wish the difference between her wedding
gifts and her sisters 20 appear In too
startling contrast; but, of course, that
only shows how inordinatoly III natured
people can he in this world, and particu
larly in Blanl.hampton.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-23

OFFICE or CRY COLLECTOR.
RICHMOND, Va. Deceu her ]. lste
\ Office 70 TAXPAYERS.

NOTICE 70 TAXPAYERS.
am now ready 70 receive the residue %
CITY TAXES f. Il lSss. which tho law re-
qniros 10 be paid bsioIe toe Slsr DAY Of
THIS MONTH.
FIVE PR CENT WILL BE ADDED to
the hills where tha parties assessed znau fsil
to comply With rne law.
All males Of twenty one years Of age. and
all persons tmale or fealalel who own personal
properly are assessed. and will please cali ana
SETTLE
Real esfsse agents and othors who have q.
number OF bills 20 pay will please call ana sss
u their lists ALREADY msds OUT srs ccsrs,l.
rAv1Ne, PIPEand SEWER CONNECTION
Hills ase ALEC ready. and Aso 10 ts palI1 -.
The aane manner - tara ana a ~ nns
tue. n. - : -
oaoe oPep hon eao y ~.
FRANK ". cQNH11fo1lk3 ~
eQsvu cC|Ip>cc & ( I1n1
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BOOKS, STATIONERY. Eto.
CHRISTMAS, 1888.

Again we make our annual salutati0n q our
friends ana customers, auu aeH 70 otter them
our congratulations ana good - ishes. Tho
Year, perhaps, has not been All We may hags
d' SIR i. either ia lis ply sica pol tca Dr busi-
ness aspects. but We have b. On free from al
4nusua culsm ties-irunl the pest leuI0 WhIC.
has aihicted some sections OF our country and
IRON the stofms aud convrlsiOns which naYo
telolatcd others. We have abundant cause II
gratitude Hnd can welcome this approaching
festival with iOy md thank, giving.
We Offer our usual iHrge stock Of go d.
buots lu ever o. pAttinenf or Literature. The
olcgyi Law, Medicine, Solenc-, Biography,
history. kio,i -, standard ent mlsce!iat eo-s.
or the STANDARD works We mention shakes.
20 \, Milton, Glib 70, Hume Co the, schll-
Ter SCOT Dickens, culver, lb2-kory. Byron.
rms. ieunyaCn, Geurg9 Eliot, Nre. Brown
ing Irving, Prescott. Motley, Hawthorne. El-
CT iou. anl gfoft Du4dln 60 " the lesser as-
tlur.aud o. Juvenile AMI Picture Books.
Toe Illustrated and GIT .O0ks are gorgeous
ah' n Hutllui-nHny On tuem new for this -ea-
son-yz The Earls heturn. Lalla k00hz.
Goupil Gallery song of the River. Fairy LIZ
Flower Idyl-, Poets and POETRY OK Europe.
names Sketches he T. Odes ard sonnels.
Edens OF Italy, One ans sketch Book, Na-
lures halielujah, alltons Paradise Lost.
OF tue smaller Wares. such a. Work Roxes.
wiring esk- portfolios. Toilet Gases Jewel
Gases, fictures, Albums, Gold Pc Z, Pcnci.s.
Pocket Books, Ladr s. SalcLels. Cari Gases.
Baskets, iuksfalds. Cd hos. Dicu nary Hold
rs. thermometers. an Tablets Music toll0s.
Alphabet bl0 10 and Games, We have an al
most endless variety.
We hfyo very nnc exhibit Of Bibles PRAYER
BOOKS and Hymnais, also. tbs unique lttls
byDhicts n;aiuiug ef.cctiOns u prose and
poetry, Win uoitos and devices tn many Gu
fioue inrMs likewise tlg Inevitable Chr sfmas
ana New- ear Cards, ~ an " which M invite
The attention or the public.
respectfully.
P4RMAM 81 co.
ldeclt--t
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I cSxsnusa IN neat suaaay's paper j


Don't bur Christmas Presents un,il
you have sean and priced The finest and
handsomess IL The city q
Owns 4 MSfoa Dsuo ca.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-08-10
~MlmsipaAs, siut St., Marie | ltaltl
guy AND
- Minneapolis 1 Pacific Ry's.
.,
THE 500 LINE

Minneapolis Og st. Paul
sitoper siennem @isconfir & Midisan.
Sen f~orteite @o1te til Msarine, ct Groir
Sails, Dsceolo. turtle Gate, Cameron,
&binlanber, @asen, Yembine, Germans
bile, @iabftone, @seanobd, Maniltique
% Sauft ste. Marie % ale andre Ste
Der nOrolise % sitlise Bisconiin Os
norbre Mieisan;
Sen birefte &oute neftoper til Buffas
10, Y~apnespille, @lentpoOb, Glbotu Gate,
JairmOut, 9anfinion, 2ibbertuOoo, Gorz
mon & Dates.
Spsrs Stationasenterne efter &art,
Der piier @oute % Jorbinbelier os slem
lite at $500 Line" peb Gault ste.
Marie lnart oil fomnne / Gorbinbelie
meo Canadian Yacifif SIP. % iaalebes
bliue ben f~orteite % bebfte 2inie til os
fra Montreal, Bottom % andre 8per
paa SOFTEN.
Depotet | Minneapolis Ct paa 9ierz
net al 2bet Street % Abe Mue. g.
8illetfontor 9isrne 8aib. % ! Gpe.
Spo.
F. d. UNDERWOOD,
General Stranger.
JNO. G. TAYLOR,
General 8asiaaer Maent.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-08-10
Broofinss, Daf. a0te Suli 1883.

Self Raabet bsrte bel iibfte 9sft, at
tire at bper fieroe ngote" ber ! Gountpet
bar ,Nsainit tbe Gale. Ueen bet uas
reoe life lenee fbrenb ri iaa nosle iaa>
talote .8linb Yiss" tome ranslenbe !
bore @aber. pa be insen ipnberlis
etabe sjoroe i Bespnbelien, bar Der
iusen Tom iaeeoe benz bort; men ie iaa
fit b,sie oBltnb Biss" Zine % bespnos
te at suiftre % itrise ristis ubebaselist.
Da bar bet, at 9emperancefolfet
Broofinss GOuntp % iier / 8rootinss
8p reifte fig - life ! 5eberbibiisbeb,
men iom fesmatiife Repe - for at fans
&c % brabe bisIe iaatalbte .8ltnt
Yiss" gi fit fat paa en- Detettiu, ber
iom 2ipasiuraneeasent fit tisbe boaoe
Snopie % Beer paa Glaiter ! alle
Gountpets 8per - Here &anse Doe lam
me Menb - inbtil ban tenfte, at bel
tunbe pere NOT for bet f6rite. Saloon<
feeperne pibite M lite ct Orb al fsrenb
be blepe bentebe At por Maribal %
Deputy Maribal runbt ON ! Gountpei
forrise Manbas "a affeb bar bet ii
G~ourtbuiet | 1roofinss. Da 6auoerna
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aniom bapbe allerebe Selitabet %. 8.
=. 4. iamlet fis naeb en- bel Del al 8ps
e1s bebile 8orsere ! Gourtioleu. Giens
mem belle llaen cit bette for fig. Ipue
&laaer bare inblaste, bporof fun en- gil
tabt for os. Gubi,u bar ri iaauibt ies
peo, atteu &lnser tilbase. 9i fomrner
mol at tase GOurtbuiet i 8eiiobelfe benne
llse osioa.
Seq bebsber bel lite at iise. at Sas
loonieperne o9 beres Benner er lDne gal
paa ben Yerion, ION iaa ifammelist bar
ta9et BEN peb Neien.
Dog ub ftol ale n8linb Yiss."
Gbers for Saseu
g. @. 5intuall.
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QoQttter
optae,ae unser 81. @tntersS @etie
tAfbotsSfaeenS 9tenette.
"
om.1.s a :
= ml .ou.
nn ~,. 20,
a.. 30
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-08-10
On Ntfer Sur for Mapejp9e.

Jreb. s. Mi9oles fra 4uitln Snbiana
tiger: Menneifene burbe bore tafnems
meli9e, lnaar be finber en- Mebicin iom
belbreoer benz, naar aft anbet bar paret
for9ieues. Seq bar peret plaget al Ma=
pebetonbelie bper CONNER os funoe nj
brig faa uosen Mebictn, iom gap mig
2inbrins. Seq iaa Gbers advertisement
% tanfte, ies pilbe prspe en- Glaife at
,~,Gbamberlain's Collie, @bofera & Diz
arrboea @emebp" Os ie ON lite bet uilbe
bielpe mig. Oct bar frelft mtg fra
mango Timers frp9telise 2tbelier, ben
bebfte Mebicin al ben Slass n~oseniinbe
lapet.
Tilialss bos ale apotefere.
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Err du forsiknet?

bis lite, ba tag en- Bolce MstrOpolton 2ie Si. 60, af Mew gort. Oct
'fsrde % ffrefe Snoufrieae 5oFinss Gelfab / Amnfa. aopiaf 5 Ninio
uer Dolars. Mntaae al Death Claims, iom tkue uObale fbfe liar bar oper
$4,000. Oct tOfer fra Sc % Opoo ON usen. Oct fOrbrs insen SnbtrabeTes-
pense. Snsen JorseeNe 8etalnsen forhnses. Snsen Stealing for DotOr-
examination. Nremierne inbasfres usenlg MReblemmernes Nolser.
GMe NIbre fra ! til 70 Nor ontoees. Acknowledgement uobetaks frar
ekr ben forarbes Dso. 8aalnssu er ben famine for bsse aisn. am iube
% frfe asiureres. Mm6mF Sacobitn, 415 Gebar Nps. e. Nsent for
bette 60 % oil bore sIt pO It e 2anosmeno fire Gannlen peb en- NoGo.
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EribiNetter
THINGYALLA LINEN

Ollie, lom / CONNER a9ter at ienoe
8illetter til i'm Jamilie, Glestnin9e
eller 8enner / bet samle 2anb, bbr butte
paa at 1bingpala 2inien Ct ben eneite
birefte 2inie os ben bebfte for ifanbinas
piife 8asiaserer. Mu ubouer Gfter@
iommeren os 9siten er ben bebaselisite
9ib at reiie, os enbuer, iom oil ifafe
fine 8emner en- COB, filter % billi9
Operfart til lmerifa, bsr benbenoe fig
til os eller til ben nermeitboenbe at bore
1000 Mgenter. 5inbes insen Ibinsz
pala Msent | Merbeu, iaa ifriu birefte
til unberte9nebe @eneralaoentur for
fnloftanbise Dplpsninser.
A. {. JOHNSON ( co.,
General Land & Emigration Agents,
200 Baibinston apenue Soutb,
Minneapolis, Minn.
Cor. 3rb & GibleD Strs.,
81. Bauf, ,Minn,
16r slae 9repe a~bresieres til 81. @aui.
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Operfgt ooer MfboloSfor:
e~ntn0erue.
(Gortiattelie.)

(Gortiattelie.)
AZ. Senbre Cobb 60. Il. Mfbf.
5orm. s. Greor,fion, Sefreter
Martiu Sobnion, aasierer s.
9enninsssaarb. Meolemse
antal /
43. uSfanbia" Total Gfbi, 8ranz
Don. Jorm. S. 6. Goslien,
gicef. &olben 2ariun, Sefret.
@uuoer $. &plo, aasierer
Sobn SalsrimiOn. Meblems=
antal 4
"A. eagle 2afe It. sfbf. 5orm.
&nute Sobnion, 8icef. Greo.
Nnberion, Gel. 9alp. T6ompz
ion, &asierer !9ons @snninz
gen. Meolemsantal z
As. u3roubbiem" Eotal NfbOlbss
forenins, Otter Gail &c.,
5orm. 2ars u. @elo, @efret.
Tbomas @ilbertfon, aasierer
Dlaus 9anlon. Neolemsz
antal q
4e. Gbriiiana Got. stfbf, Datota
Go. Storm. Ole Sacobfon,
8iceform. Die Stub, &asierer
9alpor gbriitoferion, Setret.
6. g. Stub. Meolemsantal II.
Dperfsrt fra SO. II 31S'
1iliammn 351'
Diten @inbers.
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.5elt 3aabet" fOfter fun 81 Garet.
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" q rfnin 9

Sc Solicitor, iom optoses, mebens
l%uoerteqneoe reiite for Qountp=& omiteen
i Otter Tail County, er anere6e rapporz
terebe til S. @. Carl, Ger9us SAILS, %
bill iaalebes. life blipe fpitteret for Der.
often Binbers.
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9anb og 8beienoomme.

Dnifer ou at fjebe, ielse eller bort
bptte bin Gienoom i Bpen eller paa Cant
bet, iaa beies euer ~tilifriu bet anertienote
Sirma
u. g. Yeterton & Co.,
205 Temple Court,
Minneapolis, Minn,
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lra MrbeioSmQrfen.
carbohydrates 8eHDrelie


WaMeSjeIttabetS 8eFOrelie
bolbt Msbe 2ben Hug, % fslsenoe Gor=
eninser optoees ! Selitabet:
/. .@perre" afbolbsforeains iDbin.
2. Weftfielb itanb. afbolbsforeuins,
Blooming Yrairie.
3. nNormanna Total Stfbolbsfores
ming, @orraan 60.
4. .acom SfbolbsfOreuins". @otb<
Jap.
S. .Mibbletou aibolbsfOrenins".
@eOrSetOtun, Clap 60.
Diten @inbers.
6euesfeitabets Sefretar.
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I'll .Gelt 8aabet"!
atbol0Storeora9 paa Rim.
(Snbi. pe6 S. g. 9oQano.)

lNReI.: Seius er Dor Ben iaa fjerlis,l
Der saar ct Suf sieunem geroen,
saa bpbt o. tunst fra tuiinb 8rpf;
Men Solicit i fin traule Geroen
DerOm at bsre bar ei 2pf.
On sruiom Nfsub berifer oper
Saa :;ause 9iem meo pelois Mast,
D9 Druffen{fabens ,nsrfe Goper
Sor Solicit Nsb % 9rensiel brast.
6nob er bet for en- Mbrfet5 9ra9e,
Der trenser frem til buer en- graa,
Som filler Mase ifra Mase
De 5abereu fra fine Smaa?
9pab er bet for en- Drm, bpis 8liffe
5~ortrbaer Soft fra Sol til Bol?
Oct er he tibt lOpprite Driffe,
Oct er ben Djeoel, Nltobol.
sc 5abers gus os Mobers @lebe
Saa tibt n,aa fable , bens 8olb;
Sfal Ssnnea ub / 2ipet treble,
Ct @narer last paa ale 9olb.
Sra 9iemmets 9aun ban freibis ifuer
Smob fit Maal i uneboms Mob
Da ier ei 6arerne, Der truer
ut rsue BAN bans Sierteblob,
8lanot unsbomsbeuaers muntre Sfare
6an slemmer mart fin Jabers Bub,
Ds e ban fsrit | Driffens Snare,
9an BRACES let fra Dpben nb.
Baa 2pftens strem Pan berlis GLIDER
Ds resnes inart blanbt Dtanfers Gal,
D pe, maaife fOrsiepes itr,oer
9an meb fin 2aft | bitter 8ual.
3por u.arsen fierlis Manb o8 5aber
Beb Oruffen1fabens onbe Mast
Itot 9uitru, B6r11 % 9leua forlaoer,
Sa. brpber benis @stepast,
De OFFER 9iemmets 5reb os @lebe
s onbe Suffers pilbe Sag,
8aa Doarers Sci, @potters Sebe,
s bebenit phoe @uirelas. !.
ga. Soft al bper en- Gtaub os Nlber
Man fable fer for benue 2oit.
On 8listens NlpOrftemn,e talber,
Be iibbe ubi Snaren fait.
So, bpor man 9aar, iaa Tan mon ifue,
Gtibbruone Rras paa 8erbeas oar,
Com Il fin 2pft formaar at tue,
geen iler mob en- Dranters GRAB.
0aa ilb ao 5ensilets ifumle Dsre,
8aa Galebus % 9oipital,
0aa NIB % ipsrs. % bu ital bsre,
De feite Der fortelle ital,
Ut 0ruften}faben bib benz bra9te
% Garias er til beres Sob.
q, 6olf, naar bill bu bog fOraste
On Drill. bpis 5rust Ct spub % Dbb?
Dc benue Drill, bpis onbe 5slser
2an ipOres runbt ben sanife Sorb,
81 blot i 2afteus 8rna fig sslser,
Men finbes paa be fleites 1orb;
Den trouer bit ! &onsens Gale,
So, til % meb ! Broitens Diem.
3pab nptter oa at ifripe, tale
% bere Afbolbsfaseu frem?
Dog eaubbe0 e % bliDer Sanbbeb,
Selp om Inn faa pil trO oerpaa.
ri tale oil % tan q aubet,
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1888-09-07
The Returns From the Vermont State
Election Show Increased Re-
publican Gains.
A FOrerunner of the Landslide that
Will Take Place Next
November.
General Harrison Returns From His
Vacation and is Most Royalty
Received.
The Vermont Election.

WHITE RIVER JUNCTION, VI, Sept. A.
Returns from 1O5 towns give Dillingham;
(rep.) 25,375, Shurtlitf (dem.) 9,s49, Seely
(pro.) 655, scattering SO. The same towns
in 1885 gave Pingree (rep.) 22,166, Reding-
ton (dem.) 9,499, Stone (pro.) and scatter
ing 472. The gains over the vote of 1884:
Republicans 5000. democrats $50, prohbi-
tionists, etc 151. Net republican gain over
democratic vote, 1850; over all, 2,708.
Later-Returns are coming in slowly
but reports from different counties indi-
cate a majority Of 26,0OO for Dillingham;
Grep;) for governor over Shurtliff (dem.)
and Seeley (pro.), although some republi-
can leaders claim nearly $4,000. Congress
men Stewart and Grant were reelected by
increased majorities. The republicans
gain in the house of representatives. Re
turns from different counties show re-
publican gains of from 100 to 400, and al
though some towns show gains in the pro-
hibition vote there are indications of net
loss L in the state owing to the fact that w.
Il. Dillingham; is strong advocate of tenn
perance principles.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1888-09-07
The House,

: The house on assembling proceeded to
the consideration of the conference report
OH the sundry civil appropriation bill.
After some opposition to the report by MIR.
Cobb of Alabama on account of the agree
ment to the senate amendm ent appropriat-
ing $4,000 to pay certain claims to the
Miami and Peoria Indians the report was
agreed to. The house then proceeded to
consider the amendments upon which an
agreement had not been reached in the
conference. The remainder of the day was
devoted to discussion of the amendment
relative to the congressional library build
ing, during which the extravaganza of the
scheme to which congress had committed
itself was considered and fully commented
upon and the merits and demerits of the
act argued at length. The house insisted
on disagreement to the senate amend
ment. Pending action on the other amend
ments on which no agreement has been
reached the house took recess until 8
O'Clock, the evening session to be for the
consideration of private pension bills.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1888-09-07
Blaine on Trusts,

DOVER, Me-, Aug. S0.-Hon. James G.
Blaine spoke at Fortcraft this afternoon.
In opening he proceeded at once to the
consideration of trusts, charging that they
flourished to a greater extent under the
free trade policy of England than under
the protective policy of the United States
He cited authorities for his statement. OF
American trusts, he said, there is not one
among them all that derives its beingowes
its organization or came up under the
patronage Of the national government.
Every one derives whatever sanction of
law it possesses from state government,
generally one state but sometimes several.
The president therefore certainly should
Lave known when he arraigned trusts in
his message TO congress that congress
could not dissolve their charters, which
were from state legislatures, as their Or
CARNATIONS were under state law. 1t had
been confessed by the democratic house
Mills and every man that stood an ad-
yocate of free trade that trusts
had no possible legal connection
with the tariff. The presidents charges
that trusts had their origin in protective
tariff has not foot of ground to stand
upon and was contradicted in every line Of
free trade experience. The speaker had
quoted from England. Now when allchance
to investigate the alleged bribery by which
a certain United States senator con-
nected with one of the largest trusts was
charged with obtaining his seat is past
and gone, the democratic papers can make
a loud howl about trusts. Trusts have no
place in the national campaign. They are
state issues and the republicans OF Maine,
at least, can be depended upon to look at
ter those in their own state.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1888-09-07
Commissioner stockslaser's Report.

WASHINGTON, Aug. SO.-The annual re-
port of the commissioner of the general
land office will show that during the year
ending June 80, 1888, the whole number of
entries OF all classes, including Indian
lands, were PSI, ,119, embracing 24,485, 1888
acres. The total receipts from the fore
going were $13,522,185. For Minnesota the
figures are as follows: Number of entries,
1929; acres, 491, ,764; amount, $299,579. The
statement of Indian lands disposed of is as
follows: Entries, %; acres, 18l, ,7lS; amount,
ment and Indian land is: Entries, 1882.
acres, 49S,482; amount, $S0l, ,760. For Da-
kota the amounts are as follows: Govern
ment lands-Entries, 2S,054; acres, 1,7O5,-
7l2;; amount, 81. .042,682. Indian lands-En-
tries, ID; acres, 712; amount, $1,S47. Total
entries for both government and Indian
lallds-Entries, 8,069; acres, 1,706, 6,424;;