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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-10

of the stars was made 1A0 years before
Christ and the vernai equinox has fallen
back since that time 90, 80 that tho sign
Aries now corresponds with the constel-
lation Pisces, and so on. The signs do
not change. Wherever the equinoctial
crosses the ecliptic each year at the
ycrnal equinox the sign Aries com.
mences, and longitude is reckoned
from that point The backward move
ment continues for about $4,000 years,
when the equinoctial points have re-
coded around the ecIiptic and new
cycle commences If the earth were a
perfect sphere there would be no pre-
cession OF the equinoxes There is,
however, q protuberance of matter at
the equator, and the powerful influence
OF the sun and moon acting upon this
protuberancc of equatorial matter forces
the earth to respond to the attraction,
and causes rolling or wabbling motion
of the pole of the earth around
the pole of the ecliptic, in q small
circle, and with so slow motion that q
revolution is completed in abont 26,0
years The change i'll the polar
star is another result of this move
ment. The present polar star 1000
yoars hence will no longer hold that dis
tnction, and those who dwell upon the
earth 1900 years hence will find that
its northern pole points 10 place in the
heavens where Vega is the nearest bright
star, and will be the cynosure OF oil eyes.
No perceptible change will, however,
take place in our day and generation,
and We may rest secure that our planet
will pursue her course, obeyipg with I'M
swerving fidelity the many and complex
influences that surround herrnd bearing
safely through countless ages to come
the human beings who pass their short
lives on her surface and finally "slumber
in her bosom.
March has much in store for the en-
tertainment OF students of the stars.
Venus, the peerless, rejoices in festive
garments, and her steps may be traced
in full daylight. Jupiter is radiant in
the morning sky. Uranus may be picked
up north of Spica. Saturn wends his
shining way over the sky. Mars and
Mercury are visible, but hardly worth
looking for. Even Ceres, one OF
the asteroids, may be found with
the naked eye. She forms the
eastern summit OF q triangle whose
base is the line that unites Castor and
Pollux, and is almost equally distant
about six degrees-from the two stars.
The moon-lit and star-lit skies of March
are beautiful. but no gift the month
holds in its hand is more acceptable to
mankind than the advent of the vernal
equinox, when the gates of spring are
thrown open and the resurrection OF
nature takes form in bursting buds,
springing grass-blades, and the few
hardy flowers that are the first to open
their eyes to the sunshine.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-10
love and Poverty.


A few weeks ago Jacob j. Blye was q
clerk in clothing store in Albany, \.
Y, and was earning salary of So a
week. He was twenty one years old,
and he fell in love with young girl
whom he married. They came to Mil
waukee expecting, perhaps, to find mama
growing on the hazel-brush. The young
couple had no money and went to live
in a furnished room at 495 east Water
street. Hunger drove them to apply to
charity for bread and they were given
soup. A kiudly-disposed citizen visited
the young couple in their dreary lodg-
ings. Two or three soda-crackers and a
glass of water were on the table, and the
wife vas in tears.
care you hungry? " inquired the
visitor as he looked benignly down on
the child-wife.
cam / hungry ?" she sobbed, "why
/ have had nothing to eat for two weeks
but crackers and water.
The youthful husband looked ashamed
of himself. The benevolent gentleman
gave them one dollar and secured them
transportation to Chicago.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-10
Ere Earthquake I'm Japan,

iDDotoh Aidh0NiiP~4
The great earthquake at Ban-dai-san,
japan, was undoubtedly produced by
the sudden explosion OF superheated
pent-up steam, either alone or in con-
junction with volatile gases. 4 late visitor
to the spot, Mr. V. Harley. describes
the changes presented as truly awe-in-
spring. The whole side OF a mountain,
three miles in circumference, had been
completely blown away, and hurled, as
il 1t had been the mere outside of a
house, into the valley below, completely
burying beneath it four villages and
their surrounding farms, along with all
their inhabitants. so stupendous was
the force of the explosion that the mere
wind-shock knocked down like nine-pins
the whole OF the trees growing on the
opposite mountain side. A small lake
has been formed over once cultivated
lands by the damming Of the river in the
valley.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-10
WILLING TO sHED BLOOD AGAIN.
Debate In the Reicbsrath on the
Budget
rBy Anglo-American cable to tn

rBy Anglo-American cable TO the Dispatch.l
VIENNA. March 9.-The debate on the
budget was continued in the lower house
Of the Recbsrath to-day. 10 the discussion
OF the vote for a secret service fund Herr
Plchter, member OF the German CiuD, at
lacked the Government for its anti-Germsny
leanings, and declared that the ministry
ought not to play fast and loose patriotism
with so loyal people as the Germans in
Austria. Prime Minister Won Taaie replied
that the Government upheld the principle OF
equal rights for all races and desired 10
carry the principle into effect. Nobody,
ne said. could be forced into feelings OF love
and cancellation, but the Government never
theless hoped TO establish harmonious
understanding. II must not be forgotten
that other people OF tue empire bad shed
their blood for the Emperor and country as
well as the Germans aud AuStrlans, and
would joyiuly do so again in common case.
This statement OF the Premier was loudly
cheered. The vote was adopted-lSS to 100.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-10
New Orleans Rncrs.
[By telegraph 70 tho Dispatch. !

NEW ORLEANS, March 0.-The weather
was fine to-day aud there was large attend.
ance at the races. The track was In good
condition.
First race lone bali mile BootJack won;
Cora Lee second, De Doe third. Time.
GA.
Second face--four and a bali furlongs-
sympathetic's Last won; 0arsmsn second,
MciiowIipg third. Time. 5S-
Third receive fnrlongs Barney Lee
won; Molie Hardy second, Jimmie b third.
Time. 1905.
Fourth raee--six and bali iurlongs --Rol.
der won; Probus second, MacsulaY third.
Time. I.26.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-10
RleurisY Curoa.

e. Z. Dudley, Kingston, Ont, says:
Six years ago cangb, severe cold stand
ipg IN 40 ice-house with INV coat of. felt
myself getting chilly and went to the house,
where shook for ball on hour and then bad
high fever ard terrible pain IN nv side and
through my lungs. put an Alleock's Po-
r0us Plaster on my back aud ope on tue
front OF my chest, aud ia a short time the
pain decreased and / fell asleep and did not
wake until the next morDine, when | was
again quite a. well rs ever. In telling my
ieeies shout II be SAID bad been attacked
vita pleurisy and, possibly, pneumonia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-10
BAD COMPILATIONS.
THE SECRET OF THEIR CAUSE FULLY EX-
PLAINED-WHY LADIES ARE SALLOW AND
MEN PALLID-SOME VALUABLE FACTS or
The SUBJECT.

In passing along the leading streets in almost
any city In America to-day one will meet with
but few ladies vino have clear compilations.
Many persons have tried to account for this sad
fact bccausfof the severe climate Of America,
but such reasoning Is wrong. bad complexion
Is caused by impure blood, and no lady can be
really beautiful and no man rudy who has Dis
eased or impure blood.
The best known way OF Keeping the blood pure
Is by Keeping it circulating. In this way 70
passes rapidly through tho lungs, kidneys, and
liver, and IS constantly purihed. Bat suppOslng
the system is 81 gged up. ~ IL frequently tho
case, then OF course the blood becomes impure.
Then far too often men aud women take some
powerful plrgatiye. pill, on other substance mat
clears the body quickly, Weakens the strength,
and leaves tho system in worse condition tnau
before. The only sensible way is % lake gen.
Ito, pure and natural purgauye, moderately but
regularly. and tue highest known medical au-
th0riies of the day agroe that the genuine I'M
ported Carlsbad Spru lei salt ia infinitely supe-
ror 10 any other natural preparation known 20
the wOrll 10 l. grutle, yet stimulating; II Is
pure yet powerful Containing only natural
properties. being eyapOrated Tom the cele-
Drated Carlsbad Sprudoi Spring, IL cannot inJure
the oOdy In the least and yet it has never failed
TO renew life, purify the blood and thus clear the
complexion. hundreds OF doctors have given 10
their unqualified endorsements; thousands or
people 90 each year 10 the Carlsbad Springs, but
they can obtain no greater Deno1t than by taking
the Carlsbad sprude SAT- IN tts powdered form,
such az can DO procured At any drugstore in the
land. When It Il considered that the Carlsbad
salt costs practically iitle more than the cheap,
questionable. and often injurious salts, pur-
gatiyes. and Bitter Waters that are IN the mar
Ret, one bottle being sufficient for nearly
month. all persons who keep pace with the times
and desire only what IS best, Will seq that 10 Is
10 their interest 20 use only tha Carlsbad. Each
bottle is 10 a lght-blue paper cartoon ana has
the signature Eisuer 6 Nendels0n Company,
s. le agents, On every bottle. One bottle mailed
upon receipt Of one dollar. DR.. fOboldrs lecture
and pamphlets mailed free upon application.
Eisner 8, Mendelson Company, Barclay street,
New York 70 24-Su
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-10
Floods the Greatest OF the Genera

by Apglo-AmericaR cable to the Dispatch.l
LONDON, March 9.-Floods prevail in the
west Of England. Runway traffic has been
stopped aad passengers on some OF the trains
were compelled TO sleep in the coaches last
nisht Taunton is completely Isolated from
the surrounding country. The wateris now
slowly subHding. fhe floods now prevail
ing are the greatest that have occurred
during the present generation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-10
DON NJ. DICKINSON.
,.su@ rosrxAsrgR-GrsEaA-


PROPOSALS FOR TOBACCO. D.
4 February 10, lSoa-,eaicd proposal. ra
dorsod Proposals for Tobacco will b. reese
from manufacturers or regular dealers on p. "
the Bureau Of Provisions AMI ,ioilluE Nt'
A. NJ. Aarcn - lsS3 and publicly oDeuei in I'D
-disteiy Thereafter. fer thf supply, on or pfi
November !. 1879. a. the Nayy-lar ard. Nee y os
OF one hGndred ana atty thg0sall it.t
pounds o. Navy tobacco Propoea-s msrt r
made m duplicate upon blank forms VAIN
be furnished By the bureau Of prous.ols 90
Clothing upon application, aaa nust 81 p. r..
as fad,cGtcf By ne bitHk. Tie bids dec.dfi ti
lot samples o. the standard topsec3 Nls I'd
furnished bidders upon apoiieafl0n o. thls ~
rsau. The Department reserves ne fs.i ~
reject any bid lot deemed 4ivantageOls a 10
Government JAMES FULTON, iaJmn..ef
General. L. :. Navy. L. 1888
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-10
An Emperor Dead.
lBy telegraph to the Dispatch,

SAN FRANcIsCo, March o. lhe Courier dc
Haiptong OF January 3lst says; Emperor
Dong kanu, OF AMMAN, died suddenly at
Hue. II 10 not known whether bis death
was from natural causes or the result Of ihe
Palace revolution.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-10
Had Its kTecf.

HELENA, MoNr, March 9.-rbe display OF
force made bv the Union Pacific 10 the
Boulder canyon, the company having over
800 men On the ground armed win VIM
ehesters. has had The effect OF blui1ng the
Northern Pacific. which yesterday lett the
Union Pacific 10 possession OF the pass.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-10
saeiarist. Indicted.

fBy Angio-American cable 10 the Dispstch.l
PARIS, March 9.--The public prosecutor
has compiled aud sent TO the Minister OF
Justice, Thevanet, an Indictment under the
secret societe law against Deroulede.
Richard, and Gallian, officers Of the Patriotic
League; Deputies Laquerre, Laissnt, and
Turquet; aud Senator Magnet.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-10
Anesher nnahe

LANCASTER. PA, March D. Farmers
coming 10 market from the northern part Of
this county report another earthquake shock
about O'Clock this morning. They say 1t
was not As violent as that OF last evening.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-10
seizure Of n Ctty's Ennd.
a. an. ns....t.

New 0gLgAxs, La, March "a United
States Marshal to-day seized tract OF land
In rear OF the city. Toe tract Is bounded
by Milne ayenuo, Bayou St. John, Brook
street, and Lake Ponchartrsin and contains
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-10

Among the drawbacks TO the higher
education OF women, says the 81. james
Gazette, is the fact that it has nearly
killed the pretty Italian hand in which
our mothers and grandmothers wrote
their love letters. In the high schools
and Girtons vertical writing" is the
recognized mark OF an emancipated
female mind.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-10

ga squares. The seizure Is 70 satisfy
Judgment against the city obtained IN the
United States Circuit Court by G. ii. Stew
art. the land seized being owned by the
CITY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-10
Anxfous nan0.ifors.

tBy Anglo American cable to the Dispstch.l .
PARIS, March 0.-Crowds OF denositors
surrounded the Office OF Compton d'Es-
compile this morning awaitingan opportuni.
~ 10 withdraw their accounts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-10
Prohibited.

lBy Anglo-Amsrican cable 10 the Dispstchl
EERIIS, March 9.-The Salvation Army
has been prohibited by the authorities from
carrying on its work In this city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-10

8 f E d OATS

- ED OATS.
All kinda 81 low prsees--vlRGgNlA wiNttA
Waite aud BLACK sfulNG, KID
ktS1.pk0OE. WEf.CO Ak. sc.
SEED POTATOES.
choice ncfthefil-srosO stock~sN lesdtns 7e.S
specially seiaeted for seed
T. W. MOtsD 8 SONS. ssedsnen.
Nc 70 e9Nta Fourteenth street, traer SKA an
Marshall streets. sad III east Frank In s,fss>
Richmond. Va &c q eodiApit
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-10

PROPOSALS..
MAIL LETTINGS.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Posr-orricg DrP,ErnESt,

POsr-OFFIcg DEPsErHENf,t
WASHINGTON, %. c.. February J, 1871.
PROPOSALS will BE- received a. th3 c3li,a
ONCE Of this Department until =. NJ 81 APRIL
10, 1889. for CARRYING THg MAILS or lus
UNITED STATES upon the routes az a,co.i
ing TO tho schedules of arrival AMI oegarar1
specified by the Department Ia ths stlie
Virginia from July 1. 1873, 10 June Sd, i'
Lists Of routes. with schedules 81 arrivals 81 B
departures. Instructions 70 bidders. win ioslf
for contracts and bonds, and al other @ .'c.- So
information. viii DO furnished upon appicia.a
10 the Second Assistant Postmasior-Geusr,L
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-10
THE yERSAL EourSox.

Che sun enters the sign Aries on the
Doth at Ala. 50na. a. NJ. Theyernal equinox
then takes place, the astronomical spring
begins. and the days and nights are
nearly equal all over the globe. The
equinoctisl crosses the ecliptc every
year when the sun enters the sign Aries.
but not at the same point. The equipoc-
tiai falls back or Telrogrades about 30" OF
arc in year and this complicated move
ment Is called the procession OF the eqni-
nox- The result Of il is 70 change the
position OF the et1s and 10 make ii ne
cesssry 10 have the charts renewed that
mark The position OF the stars. The re-
irogrsdc motion OF the equinox Is only
tOf year. but ii amounts 10 Il Ia about
fAvAnfy-two years The first catalogrs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-10

II will be occulted by the moon
4th, and the phenomenon will
10 in Providence, though the day
4 greatly interfere with its OBJ
a. The immersion of the planet
ace at 6h. 55m. a. Al and the
n takes place at III. 56m. A. NJ,
nee standard time. The occul-
ontinues som. The sun rises on
at c h. 42m. A. Nj. The occulta-
aereiore. commences Ia. Ism.
nrise. The moon has then Just
upon her last quarter aud is near
idian. She may be easily found
lf-moon. with the cloudlike as
, assumes in the presence OF the
jupiter is now visible TO the naked
full daylight. but 1t will be no
tier to find him.
.vers blessed with exceptional
over may succeed in picking HIM
cloudy point in the near neigh
OF the moon, see him disappear
her bright limb, and after being
nearly an hour reeppear beyond
( limb, or what would be the dark
The sun we're out Of the way.
RS should commence their watch
unrise, in order to see tho APP
Of the moon and the planet and
II relative position. An opera
II be q valuable aid, and tele-
III give a charming view OF the
a the celestial scene.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-10

A fine portrait of Mrs. Cleveland has
lately been placed in the Corcoran Gal
lery at Washington.
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1889-12-20
First publication Dec. Is. 1889 j
Mortgage Sale.

u tions Of that certain indenture Of mortgage
sn
s. Walcett. dated January 18th 1885, and recorded
the
cages, which default. consists in the non-pay-
Tent Ct es sps9% note fs
bearing even date Herewith and falling due July
18th, 1883. and also the non-payment of the taxes
for the year M 1sss levied ppon the real estate de-
being one Of the conditions in said mortgage
contained that M in case such default Be made the
es
morttgsse mo- and to collect the whole debt secured
thereby. and the sI m9rtsagee having declared the
and nYe payable now now Claims there ee0i to obe Be
due upon !! said mortgage, in principal and
int % the ada date ct this s%S nos he
($546 81 and no action at law or in equity hav-
ing been instituted to collect any part of said
debt notice S given that
tained, and pursuant to the statute in such case
made and provided. said mortgage will be fore
closed by the mortgagee and the premises de-
The south half Of the northeast quarter and the
south half Of the northwest quarter Of section
twenty four I'D in township one hundred and
Burieieh county. Dakota, viii Se soid b'i By the 10
sheriff Of said county, at the front door Of the
court house, in the city Of Bismarck, in Burleish
county. North Dakota, at 10 O'Clock in the fore
auction. to the highest bidder for cash, to pay
the eaid sum of five hundred and
forty-six and eighty-seveE one hundredth
dollars and interest and the delinquent
taxes, il any, against saii mortgaged
premises. and an attorneys fee of fifty dollars,
all as provided by said mortgage. and the costs
and disbursements allowed By Law. subject to re
demption within one year from the date of such
sale. N e.
Dated Bismarck. n. D.. December 9th, 1889.
zs W. s. WALCOTT,. fss
Mortgaese.
Attorney for Mortgage. s1.sS
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1889-12-20
First Publication Dec. Is, 1881
Notice Of Mortgage Sale.

DEFAULT having been made In. payment of
thsee coupon interest notes dated June 9, 1887,
Tor S% each, payable December 9th, 1885,
lively. and described in the conditions Of a mort
gage. dated June 9Th. 1881. and executed and de-
lyered by Henry schiahauer and Lena schiff
ha9er, mortgagors TO VIM: Fitch. mortgage,
and duly recorded June 9Th, 1887 in the office OF
the register OF deeds of Barle1gh county, Dakota
territory, (now state of North Dakota( lin book
oO OF mosrtgagee on page -. by which default the
aMve, and said mortRagor's one principal note
Ito which said coupon interest notes with others
were sttached dated June 9th, 1887 for $500, pay
ose. @ aaser SaSe 20 sad mortgsgee y
Il Is proyide therein tSat Il snV or s;tSer 81 ss;d
~. ~, An. .n.ea. att notss snaM ieman unpaid
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1889-12-20
First publication, Dec.1s, 1891
Mortgage Sale.

nEFAULT having been made in the eondi-
~ tions OF that certain iudenture Of mortgage
become operetiye) made executed and dsiivered red
George n: Kendall dated February 2lth, 1885 and
Burleis6 county, DAKOTA, n BOOK IS q fssos mort e
minutes IS tie afternooa Of the asth day Of Feb
cured by said mortgage bearing evendate Herewith
and and falling due on the Ath day of August 1889;
tas ct the tssss for
covered by said mortgage and it being one Of the
conditions In said mortgage contained that in
case Ct s1oh default the mortgagee Or his assigns
gage, both principal and interest. at once due
mortgase end collect the whole debt secured
and hereby further declaring the whole mortRase
debt due and payable now claims there to be due
and payable on said mortgage in principal and
hundred and forty and So 100 and no proceedings
Fart OF said mortgage debt: notice is hereby
sss that a gstss a1s.ss Ct ses RsSsF
case made and provided, said mortgage viii iuSe Be-
as E .d s
Wit: The north half Of the north east quarter and
tho north half Of the northwest quarter of Sec
II h91ded s9
Bnrieigh county, Dakota, Win be sold by the
sheriff OF said county at the front door Of the
Il city 9 BH9s
the forenoon Of the 18th day Of January. 1890, at
public suction to the highest bidder for cash to
Ra4y TIE said sum OF i've hundred and forty and 60
II any. against said mortgaged premises. fifty
dollars attorney fee.all as provided by said mort:
gage. and the costs and disbursements allowed
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1889-12-20

county central committee Of each political
party or association as at present cOnsti-
tuted, shall act, and shall be and hereby is
clothed with the duties and powers con-
ferred upon the county central committee
until the county central committees con-
templated in this act are elected and or
ganjzed.
SEC. II. Any box of sufficient size con-
tanning an aperture in the lid large enough
to admit q folded ballot, and If the lid shall
be locked, sealed or tied down will answer
the purposes of this act; provided, however,
IT shall not be opened during the legal
hours provided for ball0ting.
SEC. IL. Every elector announcing him
self or allowing his name to be announced
as q candidate for any county Office. or for
delegate to any state or district cOnven-
tton. shall pay q fee of one ($l) dollar to
the treasurer of the county central COM
mittee to defray the expenses of printing
tickets and publishing. said notice Of pri-
mary election before his name shall be
placed on said ticket.
SEC. 1S At the time Of holding the pri-
mary election and IN the same manner as
nominees and delegates are elected, q
county central committee shall be elected
to serve until q successor shall be elected
and organized; provided. however, no fee
shall be exacted from candidates for the
county central committee.
SEC: IL. In case q tie vote occurs under
any circumstances in carrying out the pro.
visions of this act, the question shall be
determined by lot; and in case Of a
vacancy on the regular county ticket,
either from death of the nominee, removal,
declining to run. or from any other cause,
the county central committee shall have
power to supply said vacancy by appoint
ment.
Sec. 15. Under the provisions of this act
every political party or association shall
be considered, and this act shall govern
each as an independent organization.
Every political party or ASSOCIATION shall
hold the primary election at the same time
and in the same building, but each shall
have separate ballot box with separate
judges and clerks, ard each shall make
separate returns.
Sec. 16. Upon all questions arising not
specially provided for in this act the gen
eral election laws shall govern and be in
force with the same penalties as are pre-
scribed for violating the election laws of
this state. m
Sec II. Any person violating any of the
provisions of this act is guilty of misde-
meanOr and upon conviction shall be fined
not less than ten ($10) dollars or be con-
fined in the county jail not less than five
days, or both, in the discretion of the court.
SEC IS. All acts or parts of acts CON
ficting with any of the provisions of this
act are hereby repealed.