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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-07-14
kavanagh & johnson, Auction
GERS
TINE FURNTTURF- CARPETS etc. a,

ZINE FURNITURE. CARPETS ETC., al
l. ridiculously low prices. A partial list of
goods at our store at ridiculously low prices:
lot of oak and cherry bedroom suits, oak
very fne) and cherry sideboards, hall
racks, 2 very fine parlor suits, lot OF
odd pieces in upholstered chairs aud rockers,
very fine bed lounges, 2 sofas, 1 foot rest
(cost Sl5). A lot OF Turkish portieres, 1
lady's writing desk, fine lot of mirrors.
hanging lamps and chandeliers; > large
brass lamps with Rochester burners, suitable
for store A lot of fine bedsteds, bureaus,
commodes. dishes, carpets, etc. also barber
outfits, 3 hotel ranges, lot of fine cook
stoves, / milk shake outfit Our stock at
present is larger and finer then any other
Stock in the Northwest. We make IL q rule
to deal only in the better class of goods.
Therefore parties looking for bargains in fine
secondhand household furniture will do
well to call around and inspect our stock
and get our prices, which are from qurter
to half their original prices. Kavanagh u
johnson. General Auctioneers and Furniture
n1o I a,,d Eact iyth cf
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-07-14
SansOme 4 Co.. AuctiOneers.


(NE ARE FAVOHED with instructions
w to sell at public auction Tuesday next
July 10, at 10 O'Clock sharp, the entire con-
tents of those completely and finely fur
nished houses, Nos. 592 and 59I Jackson ST.,
consisting of marble and wood top bed room
suits i'll black walnut ash, oak and cherry;
three parlor suits in plush. rep and hair
cloth: one tirst-class organ, nearly new;
about 400 yards of Brussels and ingram car
pets: toilet sets, beds and bedding linen.
crockery glass and silyerware, large and
small stoves, cooking range, gasoline stove,
cooking utensils, a extension tables. 30 din
ing room chairs, l upright cherry folding
bed, with beyel mirror; wardrobes, hanging
lamps, etc. This is the furnishings of %
rooms complete, in frst-class order. there
being little or no deterioration. 1t will pay
you to attend this SALE as the goods will be-
sold without reserve. 592 and 594 Jackson
St, Tuesday next, July Is, at 10 o'clock
sharp; can lie seen Monday. sansomes'
Company, Auctioneers Office 462 Jackson st.
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WANTED TO RENT.

WANTED TO RENT. 81
A A HOUSE wanted. five or six roomss
AsAs by Aug. l: lower town preferred !;
family of three. Address House, Globe. /
uOUSE-Wanted, to rent six or severn.
II room house by Aug. 1; twenty minutes
walk from union depot. Address G. K,
Globe.
HOUSE-About six looms, rent hot more
Il than SIG; west of Wabasha preferred.
Address Il 305. Globe.
IlOUSE-Wanted to rent Sept. /. on St
II Anthony hill, five or six-room house,
with modern Improvements Address l. 292,
Globe.
d OOMS-A lady whose husband is absent
IN most of time wishes to rent rooms. with
bath. up stairs for light housekeeping. Adj
dress E 291, Globe.
D OOMS-Three or four rooms wanted for
n light housekeeping on the nil; not
over SIS, down stairs; or small family to go
partnership in renting house; reference.
address 446 Ellen ST.
D OOHIS wanted for light housekeeping
II W. W. W., Globe. East Seventh st. OBJ
jected to.
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WANTED TO BUY.

WANTED TO BUY.
DANJOS-Want to buy two banjos; must
ID be cheap. i. Bearlough 1874 Prescott,
West side.
DICYCLE-Wanted,t to buy good second
ID bicycle or safety; state terms. Address
296, Globe.
DICYCLE-Wanted,a 81 or 56-inch Co
ID lumbia or Victor bicycle. Robert Il.
Bidwell. $50 Fuller St, st. Paul, Mimi.
VAKOUSEL-Wanted to buy, second hand
~ earousel or merry-go-round, at once.
Address W. E. j.. 80 Dale St., St Paul.
EIXTURES-wa Wanted. to buy set of gro
Il Gerry fixtures. Boston Tea Company,
West Seventh and Goodrich ay.
FOLDING BED Wanted. secondhand
Il folding bed; must be cheap for cash.
Address III. H., Globe.
DIANO-Upright piano wanted at Kent's
L Storage and Forwarding Company's,
1S9 and 19l West Seventh st.
CAOWCASES-Want to buy, showcases
- and good ice box. Address $50 Deca-
tur st.
SNTOP WATCH-Must be cheap apd in
- good order with minute register. Adj
dress John Fedderson, Edgerton, Mimi.
TICKET-Wanted. teacher ticket to Chi
l. cago: state price. Address d 60, Globe.
Minneapolis
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-07-14

HOUSE-About six looms, rent hot more
II than SIG; west of Wabasha preferred.
A
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-07-14

n YOUNG LADIES TO learn telegraphy
and railroad bookkeeping. Minneapolis
Telegraphic Academy, 3l9 Nicollet ave.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-07-14

POPULAR WANTS,
FOR RENT.
Rooms.

DEARL ST, 2O9 = Gentleman desires
i roommate; well-furntshed front parlor;
RI ner month
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WAITR ESSES at once; Sc to S25 per
wv month, paid weekly. New York Res
touraDt 443 jackson st
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COLICIToRS-Wan ladies and gentle
- men for city soliciting; salary, $40 per
month; position permanent; call Monday or
Tuesday upon Piper d Shots, 500 Drake
Block st Paul
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-07-14

A A HOUSE wanted. five or six rooms.
AsA. by Aug. /: lower town preferred {;
family of three. Address House. Globe.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A UCTION, furniture storage; loans, any
IA amount; carpet cleaning. Sansome's.
462 jackson st.
a RrESIAN WELLS of any size and
n depth drilled water supplies furnished
and water works constructed. OIL Gas and
Water Well Drilling company, Pioneer Press
Building Room co., ST. Paul. Mimi.
I AIDES PRIVATE HOsPiTAL-Mrs,
IL H. Stencil 254 Martin So.
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$4,000 o ps4 es1 no s, hehs a as
class security, which want to place at once
while party is here. Call at our Office, Cham
of Commerce, to morrow, Monday. II. S.
Fairchjld II Son
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-07-14

CEWING MACHINE OPERATORS
- Wanted, fifty experienced hands to oper-
ate steam power sewing machines; pleasant,
well ventilated room: steady employment.
Inquire at the factory of Lindekes, Warner Il
Schumacher
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-21
HUMAN HAPPINESS.
1t Is Secured When Physical and Mental
Labor Are JudIciously Mingled.

Labor Are JudIciouslY Mingled.
Work either OF the muscles or the
brain, Is ons Of the conditions Of human
happiness. Without il there can be 10
wholesome enjoyment. The idle man
either seeks substitute for the healthy
excitemens OF labor in vicious indul-
gence, or degenerates into being only
a few degrees above the lower animals.
His soul and mind, in the one case, be-
come degraded and debased by false
uses; in tho other, they rust within
him. and be is left to the government Of
the mere instincts which he possesses
in common with the brute.
The truest life-that most accordant
with our nature-is one in which phys
ical and mental labor are judiciously
mingled, alternating with such recrea-
tion as tends 20 refresh and renovate
both. Neither constant bodily toll nor
ince5ssnt study Is advisable. When the
muscles are tired give them a recess
and do little head-wor.s When both
head and hand are weary, try amuse-
ment-light reading Of a wholesome
kind. romp with your chill
dren, II you have any, a social even
ing with neigh bOr-any thing, in fact,
that may properly be termed innocent
relaxation. This Is rational life. Il IS
a sort Of life that may be warranted to
wear well, and It Will not be cloudcd
with fts of the blues. lie who lives it
wall oe younger In feeling at three
score than the fast man. whose career
has been a gallop after excitement, at
thirty-fve.
II you belong 70 The working world.
and "a. your bread IN the sweat of your
brow, do no, fancy tia, you have, there
fore. no opportunity 70 enrich your
mind Labor. thsuk Heaven. is not so
ill-paid in this country that the toiler
can not afford 70 throw down his tools
nov and then and cultivate his intel
leCt Iwo-tbiris, a. Least. Of our dis
tingHisbe3 men havs been farm Ia
borers and hand craftsmen. Very few
o. them wsre college bred Our con-
mon schools impart al the instruction
necessary 70 enable their pupils n
after life. 20 educate themse YES thor
o8zhly in the higher branches Of knowl-
edge. With the foundation tbus laid
what il there that perseveriuE md
ambitions American csn not teach him
ssifa Nothing. We believe. that TIE
human mind i capable - mastering.
Iet it never be forgotten thss cur
greatest statesmen, discoveries. invent
CTS. scholars aud artists have sprung
f-cm tie ranks % labor. aot from tie
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-21

unes. MO assocsats oaIy wlsn tHs uoSt
abandoned weaasA. sn1 otsen eaS-sa
zrs sgpportea - Ihslf es1stEessss Ansar
sAessses N1ica 60 t.E oe3e-1 NsI
nnzae-sl Uears, are zs . re pa 'ef
NlEh UonsF Obtained by tesl1 l-AeA-
NAL or open inunldstsen trc@ IhS FeA<
and nls. Net = holiday Passes. pes-
caves says wtta0at 10 eaets o. nsns
and riets among the under orcosFs n TIE
NEST disFePutsb.s streets and houses n
The large French cities Altogether,
Deserves regards his comrades "a sFlas
- entirely given over q immers4ty'
About the same position wss sAAea
net long ago by The trench bishops
when tAsy were opposing The proposal
70 enlist IN the service young theo4eg-
zeal students. The Bishops we're, of
course. permitted 20 speak uneheeked
their opinions Of army morals Des-
caves IS not 50 lucky. Tie military
authorities have degraded bin trom his
military rank, and civil suit has been
brought against him for insulting The
whole French army.
The Descayes book itself. however, 10
not considered half so significant by per-
sons outside Of France as the manner In
which il has been received by the French
press Many Of the most reputable
French periodicals have criticised the
book tayosably and have expressed
agreement with all its allegations.
The work Of Deserves" says the Ma
ti0nal Zeitung in Berlin, and the tone
OF the numberless reviews OF IL give
evidence OF the prevalence o. military
reaction in France. The French have
carried 10 extremes the German policy
of universal army service. The
expectation Of the war of revenge in the
near future led the people TO assume
burdens which were all but unbearable.
The further this war vanishes in the
perspective the more impatient become
the people oi their huge military con-
tributions. The work OF Descsyes is
but one symptom Of the reaction IN
Y. sun.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-21
a Safe Investment

Is one which is guaranteed 10 bring
you satisfa tory returns, or in Csc OF
failure 4 return OF purchase price. On
his safe plan you can buy from our
advertised druggist bottle OF Dr..
Kings New Discovery for Consumption.
It is guaranteed TO bring relief in every
case, when used for any affection OF
Throat, Lungs or Chest, such az Con
sumption. Inflammation Of LunCs Bron-
chltis, Asthma, Whooping Cough,
Group, ETC., etc. 1t is pleasant and
agreeable to taste, perfectly safe. and
cau elways be depended upon. Trial
bottles 10 cents, at Peck Brothers drug
stOTe.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-21
Merit Wins.

We desire to say 10 our citizens that
or years we have been selling DR..
Kings New Discovery for Consumption.
Jr. Kings New Life Pills, Buckien's
Agnica salve and Electric Bitters, and
ave never handled remedies that cell
IS well, or that have gwen sueh uni
versal satisfaction. We do not hesi-
tate 10 guarantee them every time, and
we stand ready to refund the purchase
price if satisfactory results do NOT fol-
ow their use. These remedies have
Won their great popularity purely on
thei: merits. Peck Bros, druggists.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-21

"Tou CAT I've q sick n sais bo1se,
sal the la-6la1T
I've nc-iced Tozr zastt-esse@ ~
covered v5sa ate rat1r1eo o-''Pag
- .A-.~ - ----s5 .-- r. zrn<~s a1~.r
"A W~s-rf1- Ter-feo~T sfsrs-@rirer
rsc@rtiy zilles --.ecst ~St7h3ar -
h1-2rss rcln5s u 1aklzz - IS Foo1-
e. Aeg sa5 zxlzz ) Is a Esspoa
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-21

The best salve III tns world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, sait rleunl, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chhbiains,
corns and all skin eruptioIs, and posi-
tveiy cures plles, or no pay required.
ID is guaranteed 10 give perfect sltisfac-
ton or money refunded. Price 25cents
per box. For sale by Peek Bros, drug
glsts, corner Monroe and Dlvision-sts-
Beechsm's Pills cure blhous and
nervous Ills.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-21
News About Torn.

1t ia the current report about town
that kemp's Bsisam for SOr hroat
and LuHg- IS making sOme :, markable
ures with people who are troubled
WITH Coughs. sore Throat. Asthma
.rOncnlus and Consumption. ANY
lTuCg 81 vii CIV YOU q trial hottie free
4 cOsf It's guaranteed 10 relieve and
ore. The large bottles are SOC au1 81.
Pears Is the puTest and best soap
ever made.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-21

dresses Berf-s-5 5 &-ea
brgsso1 PIX - -
hhsssssS :, ,sl--s 9 ssssa-
DruSsed ? u. : iag eaiekeas iessiis '
poun4s fe~iS = ' geaA4i a. krKs 10 =
so@Aa QG1As. - = ssa4e
nlass
gresE--Ss44s1s posna-
Part Cured 1-4t1c b t.e4B1
! ali CGToa-sa- Ssae ) lo0ne-
Dry-<S.c ? Peao&
Cal -Alas-sG poea4.
eEeep - as ~ assc csscn.
1a-los-les3-c poaaa.
Farmer PrOdaeS.
Buttsr-l6slsc = poaud.
ESEs-l-tse 2 aasea-
Paisiaes-a5F ? lslrl-
Ca0b1g 9 = - ' 1gGare1-
Iuraiys--z o ? a4s1el
Boets--.ssc y hus4-l.
Psrsaips-s So , oasheL
Oaions -poc 0usbe
AppleS-5 g c r bushel-
Lettuce-log- &c , pouud-
Grain, Fioar snd F-.a-
whsst-Sew. &c . 3asaul-
Eor8-Ss-ea-c y huz4rt
Qais-New. = So o1shel
Corn NeGl--slAu0 = t0a.
kse-S5c y bushs..
hariey-sl .Jlx4lE ? hundred.
Grouse k~od-s 4 jsslo.oo , ton.
bran-slzo8 , tan-
Niddllngs-sl o. ? ton.
Hour-Lly White. s-.lJi Pateet. 200 ' hun
drcd
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-21
InaLadis. Delighted

The pleasant effect and the perfect
safety with which ladies may us.' the
iquid fruit laxative, Syrup OF Figs.
under all conditions make II their ia
vorite remedy. IL is pleasing 10 the
We and TO the taste, gentle, yet effect
ial in acting on the kidneys, liver and
l,nNlls
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-21

If the Package department. Boston d
,Iaine Depot, Boston, Mass. Miss n len
ZONES says: was sufferer from & ner-
4 debility, bilioJsness and water hrash
or several years, ani life seemed al
most q burden 10 me. After using al
most everything. Sulphur BItters cured
ma
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-21

"A Lron iN- " paper SAYS = citizen
q thai plsoe. whose - persis-s in
vln-erirT ff-een cents p.orts - sgagrv
Tera-lrrls a. & cost r. fifteen dollars
worse of coaA has asked for cor MS
scr q doctors % pass apon theaaestion
o1 1a- sanlt7.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-21
Doa'trrI Tia, Too Az. cur~

Blind, bleeding internal ard 81 rnal
piles. fissure, fsfuls and recta oers
NIred. CT 10 pay. Treatment O. -ss
So tine iost from work H1n of
efereuces. kvsa5inston free ke-
ie rrvsfcIsus Tgs5rn p. Pcrfrf eck
81 Monroe Hours % 2 siv.
Cu sday asd saturday event &. , 20 81.
Sundays. 30 - I.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-21

CrE lfkssfsgs's nrYTrH
rrt~- rsrsr. W fft y 80
Nof - IS beTehf given itsf the ss.eetfaeff
20 ErEr 8 resr 2 tif- fur 81
ffss ~ far fr1ag@rf 81 f-rr - p
srrfr rrnf
SO fhaf VII reca.~~ payment Thereon fqf
fnf Per ~ - f-ff 9 farF from f.if este. -
TIE efre ~ fhe C'fr TrsssUre- Cry Hal-
cFlRaE On FEfRF.
Tse. g. ty Iressrrer
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-21
IRKAsUBER's =, scE.


cr-T TrrfsrsEHs OFyfca
GFErn r rirs H ca.. .E l,a
Notice is here gwen that the assessment
foii i0f lhe cons ecaI ul iu o.
3 g ac- 80 fdt. from 3 irf ieet
q fn Il tns sotf lire - hssiuFs street
s0Hf 20 cc4 scf with tbf ever H trf
B. r. fhe So 20 A. p ffr -. a
nov IN nv hands. and that ! viii rece "a pas
rent Thereon for the n~Tior of fvauft 6sTs
from fhis fsfe. ~ tie oscs ~ tas City Treas
GTo7GT r FERRT,
NsH Cifr Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-21

For 60n't care, dul, tired g. Ing.
inlpoyerishld hl0od. dull psns ln scs
ald bead. talfaIzuE ski1 eTun o..
ktmp's Sa sspsr Is 2 yer f. j. - gve
r. e. We slTsvs g1aran e. Frca
s. per hottie. T.als' dr1g store, r2s
Nrsnroa-et
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-21

Ioose's Bed Cover T4s cure Sk
Hssdarae. Dvsreps e, IRIS gesf o., All
Corsf patton. - PEI ecx, hoIes
for g. FoT sac y VINE q Waite,
6r8eg1s1s. Norton 10 - bi9cS.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-21
JOHN J. WEAVER.

Liberation of the leg llndoleut Ulcer,
Recovered entirely after three months
reatment with Red Clover Extract aud
Sohd Extract Dressing. Now one year
since treatment and no slgn Of return.
Cancer of LIP and Skin disease.
Entirely cured with three months
reatment with Red Clover Extract
nd Solid Extract Dressing, Now over
ear and no sign of return. II. B.Sec-
ndary Syphilis was entirely cured by
BED Clover Extract in three months.
Slth none of the after results such as
ire left by Mercury ia such cases.
If YOU have any doubling physicians,
hey can write to me and | will give
nem full history of each case. Dr..
Y. II. YARNALL.
Write for testimonials. For sale by
White & White.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-21

J. VI. Loose Red Clover Co., Detroit:
] ch,erfully furnish the same for
.1ubhcauon.
Mrs. $, age So, cancerous face fcell
ancer], has tried many physicians and
% presentation 70 me was horrible
eht 10 look upon, nose partly eaten
way, deep pits n checks. tor mead
lnd chin. As last hope put her on
Loose's Extract OF Red CioveT-large
.oses internally, and as a local appli-
alton, | used the solid extract In
plaster form. She improved rapidly
from the first week, and in four
months was entirely well. Now eight
en- months since first treatment and
20 signs of return.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-21

If you had taken two Of carter's
Little Liver Pills before retlrns YOU
would not have had that coated tongue
OF bad taste I'D the mouth tins morning.
Keep a vial with you for occasional
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-21

NJ Nrsr-s Sa--ssnz s~~w- st7~-f -
vtys - g=ec - al.6rs1 fe-talnx Tf seoyFes
tse calla- e8ffe2s sAs ! a.. @slzFs a. pas a
caTes NfFa eese SO = xA~ se~e rerr4F fer
.sFr&ts>. esess ssrs4s.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-21

hVMFhK Z y
VETERINARY SPECIFICS
~ Esrsss Cattle, Sheer. -sss, Easx
AND PoULTsf.
see Fsss heSk 81 Tsesssxs ns 81 stsaass
enc Chart - "A Free
Cys-ES fcsees- Isses ~@ttsas. lDhssE ma tssss
"a. spinal MoEisstssss NtAs Fever
b- b. --slr&iUss Lsse<sess, hkes1ssAszsr
(.G.--BAsteHapsfs Nasal Dsss ksEses.
j.. D. Ssts ar tsrshs- Nssos-
n. E---( snxkss Hcssess fneE aaeEts.
d. E.--( otAc 81 (srapess belisaChe.
G.ss.--Atso&rrisxss Hsasgrtsges.
r.. IA. II riEkry AsS n honeS bass&se&
II.--Frapftse Disease Mango.
~ Diseases 81 bisesgisE.
SGstts Ease, xish epocELs2 A@1usi
NilcA EAzei C1i aud Ne<tlcst,E. wee
Price, sage sottis scses - dsseSl 90
Sala - DTEssists. ~ Seat FEslsl1 sSy~ksEs
ans n sls se&astss - hsosaFf - Friee
Humphreys kea. Co, ZOE fulson St., n. Y.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-21
Grain. fioar snd f.-a-
Jobbers' Pricsa

Applos-s2.2o8 $50 r barrel
Beans .l5-c,-.tsj 2 bushSi.
kggs-lsz iOc + dozen.
ButteT-le,G &c ? pOll q.
P0tatoes-40c Z bushel.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-27
FIGATlNG HE SIOUX.

skirmishing Between the Troops and the
Redskins Near Battle Greek. :. D.
Several OF the Indians Killed-failure OF
the Peace Party's Mission.
CAMP NEAR BATTLE CREEK, 5. D.,
Dec 26.-The situation here remains
practically unchanged. The weather Is
cold and the rivers are frozen solid. A
company of Cheyenne scouts is en-
camped at the mouth of Bat
tie creek Two attempts were
made on Wednesday by the hos
tiles, who number about eighty, TO
break into their camp. The first attack
was made by only a few of the In
dians, who were quickly repulsed with
a loss of two killed and several wounded,
and it is thought that one is IA
tally hurt. The second attack was
made after dark by what was supposed
TO be the whole band, who were led by
Kicking Bear himself. Volley after vol
lev was fired on both sides, and desul
tory fire was kept up for an hour OF
more. 1t is not known how many of the
hostiles were killed, but judging from
the reports of one of the scouts there
must have been several killed, as he
says he heard several shout out in the
Sioux language that they were hit.
Troops were sent to the scene at an
early hour Thursday morning, and re-
port every thing quiet and no hostiles in
sight.
PINE RIDGE, S. D., Dec. 26.-The
peace party failed, as was predicted.
@f =. f,-..
that the rest are on their wa- in.
The enemy are described as crazy, wild
and wholly unmanageable. None
have come over from the fighters. 1t IS
now believed that the Seventh Regi-
ment viii start into the field at once to
subdue these warriors. Ugly rumors
regarding the attitude Of Little Wound,
Two Strike and Big Road are in circu-
lation, but will not be made public un-
til proved true.
BISMARCK, n. D., Dec. 26.-Major
Carroll made a forced march Tuesday
night with ffty-6ve cavalrymen. cover
ing sixty-fve miles in fourteen hours
upon the Canon Ball. and arriving at
New England City at $ a. m. This was
in compliance with orders from Fort
Yates by courier TO rescue Captain
Fountain, of the Eighth Cavalry, who
was surrounded in the Cave hills
by 500 Indians. Two hours rest was
taken at New England City and Major
Carroll confined the forced march
southwest in the direction of the Cave
hills, fifty miles distant. His force
reached Captain Fountain Thursday
morning. Aid may have come in from
the south. but il not the surrounded
forces arc thought TO be in position TO
hold of the Indians till assistance ar
rives
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-27

seeax e. I'm Parker Went exer
49, sksy bsxsa t4lklax ia = frsea.z'y D
msuaer aaa ceanna<a tslkaax Tor
sossze t2s. Nhsa sa&3ealy k-cant
aee~ p.stol 4aa ard f,a4 al Psrcel's S
BREAST he s41 Fanx~a eo~n~ aEe
tareaga rs AesFt aad hs ele4 sluaest
sslthoat . gFoaa. lt IS impossloie -
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sLAIS 81 SIS HIssD aAs.
NEHeoa EzsEoW O, Dce. :. s.-JaHues
pecfh. . fsrmer. - A. shos ane kilied
Christmas mornlng at his fsrm four
miles flam here by heuFy NoFley oas
of his hire3 men. Both hsd ocen axank-
Ing a11 haa quarfeled AT the eresk-
f4st table the quarrel wss renewed and
Morley shof ais emPLoyer IL the hs4a.
Ihe mardersr ESCAPED and citizens are
now hunting hlm
oss BULIKt aoCsDs FHRsE PERSONS.
WHEEEING, ~. Va. Dee. ~. Moses
Howe went into the residence of q. Ii.
Norris at Parkersoars Thursday night,
and, drawing . revolver, nrSd Al Ars.
Norris The ball passed through her
nose. then through both wrists OF her
little daughter and finally lodged In
Nr. Norris leg Howe was arrested.
KILLED Al A DANCE
TRENTON, O.. Dee. s5- Edward
Gallagher was shot through the heart
John oliver was killed by blow in the
forehead with stone, and Henry
Ingalls was fatally wounded az dance
here Thursday night The trouble
started over woman and ended in d
free-for-all fight No arrests were made
KILLED BT AK OFFICER.
ELaIs, Kan. Dec. 2o.-The city mar
shal on Thursday attempted 10 arrest
John Davis. The latter resisted and
attacked the officer, who drew his re
volver and shot Davis through the head
killing him instantly
REsULr OF A DRUNKEN ROW.
LExINeToN, Ky, Dee. 26.-ln drunk
en- row al Chilesburg, this county, Thurs
day morning James Parton, OF Jacks
Creek, was killed. Two or three other;
were injured.