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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-02-11
TOWNSHIP
Duties Of the Various Township
Officers.

The township law provides that the
board Of supervisors should hold regu.
lar meetings on the last Tuesday Of Feb.
ruary and the fourth Monday OF June,
and In addition thereto, they shall meet
on the last Tuesday Of March and the
last Tuesday of October of each year.
The meetings must be at the office OF the
town clerk, or at the usual place for
holding the annual town meeting. They
shall meet not later than ten O'Clock,
a. M, and not adjourn before four
O'Clock, p. m.
At their meeting in February they
must audit aud settle all charges against
their town. They must state o each
account the amount allowed by them,
and must allow no account which does
not specifically state each item of the
same and the nature of tho account.
The board. at its annual meeting IN
February, must examine and audit the
accounts Of town treasurer for all non
sys received and paid tut by him as
such officer, and they must audit the ac-
counts Of all other town officers who are
authorized by law to receive or disburse
any money Of the town by virturo OF
their office.
The board must draw up q report stat
ing in detail tho items of accounts audited
and allowed, the nature OF each account
and tho name Of the person to whom
such account was allowed. They must
also make q statement of tho fiscal con
Germs of the town, and an estimate Of the
sum necessary for the current expenses
thereof to the poor, and other incidental
expenses for b ensuing year.
publicly read by the own clerk at the
next ensuing town meeting, and the
whole or any portion of such report may
be referred, by the order Of the meeting,
to a committee whose duty 1t shall be til
examine the same and report thereon to
such meeting.
POWER OF ELECTORS.
The electors of each town haye powers
at their annual town meeting:
masters and the location Of pounds.
2. To select such town officers as are
required. to be chosen.
3. To direct h institution or defonse
of actions in all controversies when such
town IN interested.
4.'To direct such sums to DO raised in
such town for prosecuting OF defending
such actions AZ they may deem neces-
sary.
s. To make all rules and regulations
for impounding of animals.
8. To vote to raise such sums Of money
for the repair and construction Of roads
and bridges, for the support Of the poor,
aud for other town charges, as they deem
e%xpedient.
At the meeting Of the town board in
March, they must approve the bonds OF
township officers (and said officers shall
Immediately enter upon the duties OF
their otfice) and must assess the highway
labor and road III for the ensuing yoar.
The board may adjourn from time to
time, and in case Of emergency may
hold special meetings on call of tho clerk
on three days notice.
Persons having business to transact
with the board Of supervisors may ap-
pear before the board at any regular
meeting, or file such business with the
clerk to be laid before the board by him
at their next regular meeting.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-02-11

No other medicine il SO reliable a.
Ayers Cherry Pectoral, for the cure Of
coughs, colds, and all arrangement of
the respiratory organs. 1t relieves the
asthmatic and consumptive, ever in adj
Yancad stagea of diaea4e.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-02-11
LotSl Lots!!

1 represent the railroad company in
tho salo Of its lots in Devils Lake. Par
ties desiring to acquire business lots or
residence Lots sufficient in number to
make a home, can now obtain them at q
low price. Call and examine list. A. o.
Whipple, First National bank. 15tf
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-02-11
Farm For Rent.

Two miles from Crazy. 200 acres
broken, ITO acres ready for crop. Seed
III place for same. Good house. stable,
granaries and water. Good terms to
right party. Address NJ. T.. Smith,
Crary, Oak. 46tf
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-02-11
Contemplate
The Chances:

The month of February is
the month favorable to buyers,
and especially is this the case
in frst-class dry goods houses.
Proprietors have to make room
in their stores for spring arri-
walls. Consequently, as a rule,
they make very substantial re-
auctions in prices. Suehis the
case with us just now.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-02-11
Creamery Notice,

Farmers who have COWS for creamery
use are respectfully invited to meet in
this city next Saturday afternoon to dis.
cuss the question Of organizing and
building a creamery,
} IT ALLEN MErTLER,
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-02-11
umm0NS.

TrRsIrORY OF DAKOTA-COUNTY Of RAM
ssv, District Court, Third Judicial District.
Edward G Hanson, Plaintiff.
Frederick Joaes, Defendant.
SUMMONS.
The Territory q Dakota to tho above named de-
fsndant.
You are hereby summoned and required to answer
the complaint In the above entitled actisn, . copy OF
which Is herewith served upon you, and which was
18th, 1858, and to serve q copy Of your answer to the
said complaint on the subscriber at bis Office In tho
city Of Devils Lake, In the county Of Ramsey and ter.
this summons upon you. OK lusivs Of the day Of such
service; aud II you fail to answer the said complaint
Within tho time Aforesaid the plaintiff In this action
will take Judgment against you for the sum OF one
hundred and twenty-five dollars aud seven per cent
interest thereon from Uct. 7, Al 1850, besides costs
and disbursements.
Dated January II, A Dlsss.
E plMntih7s Attorney, Devils Lake, DIT.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-02-11
Girl Wanted.
Inquire Of Chas. o. Maloney. Il
Central House Laundry.

We have opened e new laundry in the
Central house and solicit the patron
age Of all who desire good work done,
and their clothes delivered promptly,
when agreed. Will call for and deliver
family washing. (4t) l.. II. RoaERs.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-02-11
Lost-SlO "

A black broncho horse about 4 years
old; brand on left hip; star in forehead.
Strayed from rear Locke %postofice. Last
seen near Pitchers grove. The above
reward will be paid for his return to
It JOHN BROGAN.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-02-11

Dakota and Eastern Mortgage Co.
The Dakota and Eastern Mortgage Co.,
Of Devils Lake, loans money to make
proof and on farms for from one to five
years time. Offices In First National
Bank. D. w. ENSIGN, Secretary.
4. o. Wu1PPLE, Treasurer. l6tf
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-02-11
Anplasl Applea!l

If you want some Of the finest apples
in the northwest, call at p. DeFiore's
He has them by tho barrel. bushel OF
peck. Aft
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-02-11
Office to Rent.

Rear portion Of North Shore bank
building for rent. Apply to John A
Burnett. ATT
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-02-11
Estray Notice.

A largo water spaniel bitch came to
my place. Dec. %. Owner will prove
property, pay costs and tako same away.
46t3* JOHN WILSON.
Freshwater, near Fred Aycrst.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-02-11
SllverWare.

Tho largest and best line in tue north
west at Norris jewelry store. 2Stf
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-02-11
M,not Coal.
Apples! Apples !

For salc ut Wagnsss t. etade's, eraAd
HArbor, It
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-02-11
OYStacs

By can or bulk. all goods irst-class,
at G.. w. Maurice's. Aft
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-02-11

Baled Hay For Sale.
Five hundred tons of dne Dakota baled
hay for sale. Apply to
JOIN BROWN.
ATS Devils Lake, Oak.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-02-11

The best apples in the market only -
cents a peck at Pasquale De Flores. "
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-02-11
The Weather,

Observations taken at Fl. Totem by J..
E. Hill, private signal corps U. S. A.,
and furnished the WEEKLY INTER-
OCEAN:
MONTHLY REPORT PoR JANUARY. 1888.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-02-11
e. w. HASELTINE,
sRANp FORKS, Dakota.

Land Office at Grand Forks. Dakota, Feb ., 1855
Notice u hereby given that the following named settler
hss filed notice Of his intention to make final proof in
( support of his claim, and that said proof will b made
before the Judge. or in his absence, the clerk Of the
| Lake, OAK, on March l9, 1888, viz: JOHN c GRAN,
for the ssL sec I. township l56 n, r 63 v.
He names the following witnesses TO prove his con
| tinuous residence upon, and cultivation Of. said land:
Louis Cohen. Louis Grawoig, Zenda Gelman, Herman
| Friedman, all Of Devils Lake, Oak.
go Be- TIFFANY. Register.
l roh, ~ N.har Attorney. 1851
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-02-11
A r
NURSERIES,

Headquarters for Northern Grown
Forest, Fruit and Ornamental Trees,
Shrubs, white willow cuttings and tree
seeds of Minnesota and Dakota. None
but the harder varieties supplied. and
with nine years experience in tree cul.
ture in the Red River valley. my motto
has heen to give general satisfaction.
Catalogues and prics liss cent ire on application.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-01-27
LATE NEWS ITEMS

II the Senate On the 18th. Senator Hoar
i~nrroi1ced : bill providing Cor q services
pension 70 al survivors Of the Enion ar
mics IN tins late war. Most 0f the lay was
srenr IN executi-s session considering the
calendar Of trearie&--The House
accepted the invitation 20 par
tlcira-s N the Hnlbourne Exposition P0r-
traits Of Theodore Sed-wick. jos b Var
mum and Nathaniei r Banks. citizens of
Massachusetts,. who have filed rhs Speak
erss char. were presented 70 the House
Tbs Wilkins Bank bill Was dIibustsrel
out.
GOVERNOR SIMPLE In signed the bill
giving the ballot 20 the women Of WASH
L1grun Territory
Az early British Cabine- crisis i pre-
dicted NJ LONDON
TN Turner'S n Green Bay. WIS., want
al Anarchists expelled from the North
American rnrnerbnnd
BALFOrz ras houtet and called . liar
by the populace uf Dublin On the igth-
The secrstary Of State has received the
resignation Of Mr. Frederick Ellison. q
Indiana a. United States Consul ~ 81
Helena
The National Pure FOOD convention met
n Washington on the 18TH About one
HUNDRED ~ r~.ntv-ax- d-.rernt.~ war.
rr.s~u~ r.r-~~.rrinv ,~.rsv rII ~ ths
i-.dinr crr-nix-rio,s ~ - countr~-
Trx v.I;iirr ~ tb@ BelI t-sI~pbone ne
-. -. ..e-hf.h.s I, w.x;~o IN .h.
rara - -. F5r~r p5str,rr cour< A. tbe p
~. ~.co~r ~rr~s, - ~ Go.
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~--~e.5 =, ~. rh.r.. ~ .t.rv.
s--n~~h--h-.g .~.nf,.--, o<r~.r~~~~
80 afx--.v-n rho died ! sborr t,ms
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-, - e - IN. ~ nz1dlebsrgsR
- f,rcnsr s~1.1rncs e f.sn1.hlp 1r L.nar
- rr.rnrunr - c.r~>rd ac>Ira q - ccn1r-
-~<r.n ~ r1ncs 11Irrx1c1 10 Sen.Is -
- rr.oIar.oa prupo..nE = soo1sn tnfrr,1
wvunns taxaE0n. a lscly 1e1a-o u1s n14 o1
Dlxr E1sc.roaaL bL1--h ne
Hcuss ~ HA><n- - 4i4zp1r- reported
: Ell u.k4n< 4rpropr..rion - s4rry into c1r<t
- prov's,sas g - - - s.r.a-i.a sxps--
r---1 ~ n2rca sn1 ~. Mli< q rexas- %
~ a-ne<sioa q a~1>ourunenr azor1ed sone
anusrnrn< ccr ~ House. resalr1ns nn>-ly y
az11urnnent - ~ isA-
n q senate - - iflA- a1er N intro
1rcrson a : ~ hills q miner Importance ~.
1,-x1Ir1~rr~r moved q Dxecut-re s<<s,on- I1s
wo<,oc - arrced = and during t1s
sc~rrt se<sIna Ne ncu<na<1cns q Ae1sr<
L.nar yl.s "a psckinson ~crc con
nrnrd 49,. N t1e Hcrss - r<por 20
- Gro<venor rs>oiu<'on - rrEa1 ~
~r,~.i-r,nle Discussion. md = Va rccon'
u.rr>1 !. - c1unir>seL nc STATES ~rrc
c.l,ef ana : larEr nunorr q bin ~ers inrro.
$500 a rrsolrro1 as<1<uninE ci<rks - -
- connarrres q ne Rouse Us passed
y to senate e - IN. hills reLa<1ng -
Drrnissinls pnn1nx @ writing On <ccon1 third
q sour<hclass nazl ns<<er- r>n-1n< certain
lan1s n coiorado ~ u.srr rssrrvolr,, antnor
king Ne c-onsrruruon q . r.liro.d nrdxs
Inrsnr q marriages between waite men an1 n
6z.n uone1- we're pas<ed The Blair nll ~
nlnc discussed me Prcsttcnrs message o.
tns Pzcsfc 1Iirca1 uporrs v2s -
c~<r-I arI lad oxer...-..m ne Houze Samuel
q COR. n ye9 YORK 49, elected Speaker pro
trn- dur.ng ne llness a. Speaker c>rizsle.
Se.r4y tae entire day was s>sen ~ sssn ~.
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The FISHERIES QUESTION.


4 serious charge Against Americas
Fshermen-
OrrAwA. Ont. Jan irwin reference
e Raprcsent atire Chapmnn's complaint
charging the a an authorities with
hnr-nssinx American fishermen ON the
lakes. Deputy Minister or Fisheries Tilton
spoke OF q cognafe subject. namely. the
steady destruction Of many 81 our sen
and axe fisheries by wasteful and wan
ton methods Of prosecuting those dsn-
cries.
are certainly incurrin- the -nmltv
or those engaged in the fisheries he sait-
lust because We are making a deter
mined attempt 20 ave for the generations
that viii succeed us the rsufruct of our
seas. lakes and rivers. There Is the claw
q : lobster (holding up . very large
claw. larger than ID usually seenl. tt -
possible for q nsh 20 grow 20 that bulk
but he never does now. No matter how
numerous . dsh may b., systematic disre-
xnrd Of the conditions of rspr0duc-
ton Is bound eventually 20 d.
stroy IL The Americans q wiped
cut their macksrel dsheris~. and now
N ~ ars doing their best % wipe our
ours II ID the same with the fisheries %
nor Invest lakes. One man says 20 me
that fisheries are inexhaustibie- Last
wear 1900 tons % fsh were taken
out of one of these iakss 4
declare that IL that goes on in
dixcriminafsly for i've years tho
fisheries OF that lake viii BE- exhaust-
Cd No. sir: however unpopular II may
b.. the Departments Is determined % do
whas II can 10 lave 20 po<<erity this xrsas
natural source q wealth. that used. in
stead IL abused. will last for all tims.s
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NV YonK. Jan. 1A-rhe Worlds Har-
risburr tPa } special says that Indications
are tnat T. P. Eisnrr, the nnti-RandaI
candidate for chairman Of the Democratic
State committees. Will b. elected to-day
Mr.. Eisncr and his supporters are aiready
here, and Mr. Sanders. the Randall cand-
data. vas expected last night. Congress-
man Scott and ex-senator EckIey and
Ccx arrived yesterday and immediately
b~rnn work for Kisner. Congressman
Randall saii h woull noe be hero unless
needed, and the prospect ID that h. will b.
ssrS ~. The anti Randall men claim =
majority Of the committssmsn ard there
\ some talk thaf Sanders will not sngsgs
further In ths contest
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-01-27

Tn 1srioaal Dsmocrafic commio>ss
nssss - wsshinSeon - February = -
select . piace and da<s for hoidinx -
presidential conven<ion-
The Forencs consulate Incident has -
vslup>d into : serious stafs of Affairs b.
t~een the Preach and Italian govern
n,n1s, md the breaking al a d~iplomasir
relations ID amon< rhs possibilities
The <sw york Court a. Appeals refused
= stay IN tne c.ss % Daniel Driscoil. whs
was sentenced % b hanged On ne 0th
but Governor Hi; grantsd . respite =
three days
TnE President has pardonsd wn. II
WaIc>rs- convicted In Utah a. unlawful
cchabira-ion- and conmuted 20 three
monrhss imprisonment The sentence u
Thomas Henderson,. convicted in Utah a.
: like oRsns>.
~ IMPERIAL ir.ds has been issued q
Con<san sinopls which snjoins the Wa
y inisrry - nss the greatest dispatch il
completing the military efsnses IN ana
around A~drianopis-
The Iowa Legislature Inst In joint con
vsnsi0n q ths Is<h. canvasssd ths voes
for Unltsd States Senator. cast In zach
nouss ssparatsly On the nth and dsclar-
81 James ,. wilson elected SENATOR
w. J. swan, IN employs ok Messrs
Smith 3 Co., a q the largest iswelry
-r "a.
other ievelry. The irm will NOT prose-
cute. cut o. regard for his family.
RcBxEr ORxx- . farmer OF the township
of London. Ont, while returning home
- --~a-s -----eg - -..s.5
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r.~m;,.I r.nn~rx - AIbir. o.. ~.
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wnLRxxsPoRr. Pa, Jan fI--Aftsr
closely guarding the house o. Mrs.
Maggie Tate Cor over ~ snty- four hours.
ths poIic- wur- finally forced 90 admit
chat Frank Gordon. tho desperate and
forrcr. had given them the siip. How
Gordon managed 90 sInis their vigilancs
IL = mystery. Yesterday morning the
Tate woman unbnrred hsr doors. opened
her shutters and welcomed those who
enIl.d ner~ her. when Questioned sha
refused % sav how Gordon had succesdsd
N ending his pur<usrs, simply remar<-
inx s.That ID Cor them 10 ind ont" Chis{
Martin says No hal no authority % break
open the house. and did not : = % -
snmo The rssponsibility.
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ON 4 BENCH.

ne Oath Administered to Associate JUS
tire Lamar lie Takss His s~sf and
Makes HE Bow - yunlor Member Of the
August TRIBUNAL
WASHINGTON. Jan fa.-rhe Supreme
Court of lhe United States sat with a full
bench yesterday for ths first tim. since
the tth Or Nay. fsS1. Mr.. Lamar reached
the Capitol q little after clever O'Clock.
and proceeded 70 the Justices room u
the Supreme Court. where the oath Of Of
fce-the ordinary modified oath-was adj
mlnisrered 20 him in privafe- Ths
judicial cath was administered in public
Immediately after the days session
was opened The small q re-
served for the general public
was crowted with range but
the space within the Inclosure reserved
for the bar. contained not more than the
usual n1mber Of lawyers Among the
people present Of note vsrs the Attorney
General AMI the new Secretary Of the
Interior. Mr. Villas
The judges in Their black silk robes fled
into rhs chamber in solemn procession ~
fwslve O'Clock. and ths assemhi<e. a.
the tap Of the marshal's ravel. arose
respectfully and remained standing
until the members Of tho court had
taken their places. Mr.. Lamar.
clad IN a well fitting suit a. black. fol-
lowed the court u took h : seat beside
Clerk NcKenny at the right d the bench
The Chief-Justice announced that the
first proceedings ~ tbs court would BE-
che reading or the commission % lr.
Lamar and the administration of the
cath The commission was ~thereupon
handed ID the clerk, who read IT, after
which Mr.. Lamar read impresslvelv
from manuscript the judicial oath, as for
lows.
IL q C. Lamar. 40 -olemniy swear that !
vii administer iusrics WITHOUT respect 10 per
sons an a 40 equal r,nht 70 the poAr and 20 the
rich. and that I viii faithfully an.f imparrially
discnarrr and perform al the rufies incum-
bent on ne as Associate Justice Of the supreme
Court N the Tnired States acrrrding 70 the
best nf nv ability. and understanding. agree.
able % the Constitution and the laws Of the
United States. So help me Cod.
He took the Bible A. he uttered the last
sentence, and az -hs end scisnnnlv kissed
IL. He was then escorted behind the
screen. which extends the length OF the
bench behind the chairs Of the Justices.
and after . minutes DELAY ~resppeared a.
thu left clad in . new flowing robe of
gi0sxv black siIk. Ths court and the
assemblags nruse--ths new Justics bowed
20 his assnciafes and then 70 tbs bar and
% the public. and took his sear IN tne
chair OF the junior justice at the extreme
LEFT Of the bench. The court thea pro-
ceede "a with its ordinary routinc business.
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w~Asaf<1xr<. in t.-tn~ ttrs*"s-'
to-day transmitted % tnu<res< tne -
ports q the special faci1c abroad Com
mission. accompanied by = MESSAGE IN
which ~ saws.
T.~.- r~,,r<~ evans, <urh transactions snd
.,e~--.~ rc,,~rtr1 w,th ,he ccn-rrncricn a.
- -.s-t --s- -,4 r.-,r -nn.r~m-nt ana
~,~~--r AZ. I-x.,r,on ~ socn devices On ne
- ~ tnos~ nnxinr them IA charge. Cor ne an
1872 ,-,-~c.- ~ irf~.rnr .nv chance Tor ne
1.c~~rrn~nr.< rrlmbur<en~nt mat any aflnst-
1870 ~,l.n ~ .esrl-mcnt <hould - rr~li.
r.frs rrcr - x-ub~raur,al interest az tne Cow
ernmenr nrn~r nan aux f-orbrarnncr Or rcner
os.ry deserved by he companies. The condi-
ton cf me present management o. ne Union
rac.1c Company has IN Important bearing np-
on - ability q comply vnn-ns ,erm. q ny
sst'lenen.o o. ~ 1 N" -
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al .na
srat uoFefna1rA- ~ -. ~- 49, -
ual f1cinc companies tno rrcst1cnt Gun
tlnuese
\ liberal ~don1rrns- advancrs and pr'vt
lexes provided Cor ny This law we're granted By
the Government for the purpose Of sccurfngthc
construction Of these ro4d& which would CON-
plete me connection between our Eastern and
western coasts; and they we're based upon .
consideration Of the public benefits which would
accrue 70 the entire country frum such con-
structO But the projectors Of these roads
were not content and the sentiment which then
seemed % perv1de ne Congress had not reached
the limit Of IL generosity. rwoyears 1frcrthe
passage Of this law a was supplemented and
amended IN various important particulars IN
favor of these companies 81 IN act which pro-
gidrd- among other things that the bonds As
the rats already specified should oe delivered
upon ne ccuplcton or sections Of twenty
miles N length instead Of forty. that thn lands
20 ne conveyed 20 said conpanics ca me com
pieticn OF each section Of said roads should %
ten sections per mile instead Of i've. thai only
half Of the charges for transportation and serv
ice due from time % time from the United
States should % retained and applied % the
advance made 20 the said companies ~ the
Government thus onlig1ng immediate pay
nenr 10 IL debtor Of the other
half Of said charges and that The lien 81 me
United States 70 secure the reimbursement of
Hrw|<-UUIEn len WXX declared |I The NV on
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PERSONAL ANo GENERAL.

T. &. WArrHALL was elected Unired
States Senator 60 succ>ed himseIf n
Jackson. Miss. IN the r7.h-
IL . Joint cancus OF Democratic m-m-
bers Of the Iowa L<gisIarurz. on the 18th
ID Vas decided 70 give the nomination for
Unirsd states senator 60 Captain T. J.
4 n1~~xou- of 1n<e Democratic
cnndidare fur Governor
Apocr tour O'Clock On the morning a
- 16th : drs occurred IN the boiler and
conduif works a Philadelphia. owned by
Henry War,isrs. causing : loss On the
cruf~n<s AZ from SUO00 70 <e1.0co and On
t. building - 90: fully insured
CAPITALISTS az the provincs IL Quebec
-, orranizin- against the Kni<krs Of
LIahor.
Hxrrrx GRxHx - inmate Of he Knox
County. col indrmsry. iunpef from 4
four<h--ror~ window On the ni-h- OF The
|1s<h. and vas instantly killed II Is
rnouxhr she w.s irving 70 escape.
suxxur. n. p. ~rnr-nced 60 one
monrh,s Imprisonment in Ireland for in
cirin< r-sistancs 70 s~icti0us. has been
rsnoret trum ruliannrs ialI % the iaiI It
sligo
Cnxnrxs p Yorxr : cunfd@nsial book
Keeper for the Nschirnn Carbon Works ar
Detroit M.ch-. has ben arrested charged
Win snb< rzIinr iarrs suns u money
DrSrsrruxs from OrSeilL. Web. say
ffre~n persons p~rished in rhs recent
~ I'm ~ Caster County alone. The loss
u stock = ala 70 81 snornous.
Tzr CHARGES mad. bv Irish leaders
.x.inss ". Ralforr. that he wanted hslf
: DOZEN of The most PROMINENT sni
phvsicaII~ = 20 de in prison. : TO