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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-18
In LINE OF BATTLE.
LOCATING POSITIONS or ARMIES ON
eENToNvILLE GROUND.


RALEIGH. N. c.. March i7.-t5pscial-> y
J. w. Kirksey. of the war-Recordi
Once, at Washington. and Captain
cowles. United States Army, have spent
several days at the battle-ground Of
Bentonville. locating the position OF troops
Of beth armies engaged there. 1t IL saad
that In proportion to the number engaged
the ioys in killed and wounded at Ben
tonviile was greater than In any otncf
engagement Of the war;
There was an extremely heavy hall
storm forty miles southwest Of here this
afternoon.
HAD ALREADY GONE.
A man named Davis. wanted for murder
In Nansemond county, Va. and VINO was
arrested at warrenton. N. c., has been
taken to Virginia without a requisiuon'
Governor Carr teiegraphed to-day 10 the
Sheriff of Warrenton to hold Davis until
rcquisition came. but was Informed tna'
the man had already been taken away.
There was no observance OF st. Pat
rick's-Day here. There are remarkably
few Irish In this city. Many persons
however, wore the green" In compliment
to the day.
The Supreme Court decides that any city
or town can pass an ordinance making II
punishable for any unmarried person un-
der Il years OF age to enter a bar-room.
MIGHT BE FOOLED.
Collector Simmons now says he does not
expect anything TO be done In the mEtter
OF his confirmation before April LIST
Cards are out TO the marriage OF MISS
Mathilde Irwin, OF Warrenton, to Mr.. II.
L. Graves on the 2sth instant.
Allusion was made day or two ago 10
the report OF the State Geological Survey
on the iron-ores OF North Carolina The
total area examined amounts TO o.ovV
square miles. distributed through twenty
three counties in the central and western
portions of the State. The ore oeposits
receiving most attention are the ioiow-
ing: The magnetic and specular ores of
Granville county, the brown hematites OF
Ore Hill, in Chatham county. the mag
netic ores of Stokes. Surry, and Yadkin
counties. the magnetic and brown hema-
tite ores Of Catawba, Lincoln, and Gas
ton counties, the magnetic ores OF Ashe'
Mitchell, and Madison counties. the brown
hematite ores of Western Madison ana
Cherokee counties.
TO BE DEDICATED.
The handsome new Methodist Episcopal
church at Warrebton Is TO be dedicated
the second Sunday In April. probably by
Bishop Duncan.
News reached here to-day Of the cap
ture of a whale As feet long near Beau
fort
The health of ex-Judge T.. G. Reade
has so far improved that he Is able to
sit up several hours daily.
James Pate, white farmer OF Arson
county. accidentally shot his 7-year-old
daughter in the head. Though several
shot entered her brain the physicians say
she will recover.
Jerry Roberts. yard-master of the Cape
Fear and Yadkin Valley railroad, who
was injured at the yards at Fayetteville,
is dead
Robert Allen, a fireman. on the @. c.
and N. Division OF the Seaboard Airline.
was killed by boiler explosion. His
father sued for $4,000, but has COM
promised for 5000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-18
,,r Mansfield Marshalrs Funeral.

HARRIsosBURG. VA. March IL
(sneclal THE remains Of Mr.. Mansfield
Marshall. father of Hon. James w. Mar
shall, were brought here this afternoon
for burial. Mr.. Marshall died at Dayton
Yesterday from cancer. His age was
about 20 years. He was typical gentle
man. and Democrat Of the old school.
His home was for some years with his
son-in-law, Mr.. James r. Price, near
Harrisonburg
Congressman Marshall arrived from
Washington this evening, too late for the
funeral exercises.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-18
BlcYcLiSTs FROM PITTsBURc.
On Their Way to birmingham, Ala.-TOok
the Medal for Penmanship.

the Medal for Penmanship.
WILSON, N. c.. March 17.-(Special.)-
Two gentlemen from Pittsburg, Pa. on
bicycles, arrived here Thursday evening
on their way to Birmingham, Ala. They
stopped over at the Briggs Hotel for the
night, and continued their journey yes
terday.
Young Wiley G. Barnes took the medal
for improvement in writing during the
six weeks course in penmanship at the
Graded School Just closed. Professor II.
&. Manning has been here six weeks in
giving instructions in the fine arts, but
left yesterday for Greensboro to teach
classes at that place.
Mrs. Kader Biggs, Of Norfolk. who has
been wintering In Florida, stopped over
In Wilson on her way home yesterday.
She was the guest Of Mrs. Lizzie Ed
wards while here.
Mr.. Johnnie Rodgers, former Wilson
boy, died in Petersburg. Va, on the 14th
Of March. and his body was brought here
the next day and inferred In Maplewood
cemetery.
1t is now known that the supply OF
water was deficient the other night at
the fire, and from that circumstance much
Of the failure to control the flames Is
due. The supply-tank only had sixty-five
feet. when it should have had ITO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-18
A RABBI RETURNS WITH A BRIDE.
His Congregation VIII Now Build Him q
Synagogue-An Banks Closed.

NEWBERNE, n. c.. March H.-(Spe-
cial.)- Kaiser, the Rabbi Of the Jewish
congregation here, has returned from
Edenton, N. c.. bringing with him his
bride, who was Mrs. S. Greenwald, OF
Berlin Germany. Mrs. Kaiser will be
highly-appreciated accession to society
here. The Rabbits congregation have pur-
chased an eligible lot and will proceed
at once to build a synagogue on II.
Captain Matt. Manly's commission as
postmaster has been forwarded, and he
will at once take hold. The retiring post
master w. Il. Clarke. has given an en-
tirely satisfactory administration.
Truckers are engaged In planting beans,
as 1t is said that after to-day-St. Pa
trick's-there Is no danger from frost.
All the banking-houses in the city were
closed on Thursday as tribute of respect
to the late DR.. Guion, formerly cashier
Of the National Bank.
The system Of water-works Is being
pushed rapidly forward. supply OF
very good water has been obtained by
boring about ninety feet.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-18
A TRANSFER OF PROPERTY.
That Of the Peoples National Bank to Mr..
Jefferson NJ. Levy7rniversity Notes.


CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA. March H.
Grecial)-A deed was recorded yester-
6ay In the Office Of the Clerk OF the Cor
porauon Court transferring the property
occupied by the Peoples National Bank
from G. II. Harman TO Mr.. Jefferson Nj.
Levy. The price paid was 1850. The
property consists Of a double two-story
brck building. with dwelling above.
TIE new Board Of Visitors TO the Uni
'crsity OF Virginia held a meeting yes
tcrlay.
= pigeon-match VIII take place at Bel
mont Park on next Thursday. silver
cap presented by Mr.. II. X. Andrews. OF
this city. and breech-ioading shotguu.
ireesnted by the members OF the club.
viii be given as prizes.
Professor George w. Scott OF Peters
burg has been engaged as organist at the
Aeihodist chuch.
The Philosophical Society met at the
University this evening. paper on the
"Ap0caIypse OF ST. Peter" by Professor
James NJ. Garrett was read.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-18
Mr.. scHooLFIELD IN cREENEvlLLE.
Song Services TO Be Conducted by Mr..
Ramsey-PersOnal Notes.

Song Services to Be Conducted by Mr.
Ramsey-Personal Notes.
GREENEvILLE, N. c.. March T.-(Spe-
ciai.) Evangelist Schoolfeld. Of Danville,
Va, who recently held a meeting In Rich
mond, reached Greenville to-day, and will
begin q meeting in the Methodist church
tomorrow. He was accompanied by Mr..
Ramsey. who will conduct the song SER
vices. A love-feast. at which there was a
very large attendance. was held last
night preparatory to the meeting.
Mr.. JIG. Caddell. representative Of the
Biblical Recorder. organ OF the Baptist
denomination In this State, spent yester-
day here.
Mrs. w. NJ. Russ and child. Of RAJ
leigh, are here visiting DR.. and Mrs. r..
williams. parents Of Mrs. Russ.
Messrs. Hines & Hamilton, purchasers
Of the large mills Of the Greenville Lum-
Der Company. win begin operations next
Monday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-18
GEORGETOWN COLLEGE 8. 9. TEAM.
brilliant Schedule for the Season OF %
The Boys Euthusiastic.

HE Boys EutnusiAshcs
GEORGETOWN COLLEGE. March H.
Cspecial)-The baseball team here Is In
good trim. and IL has q brilliantly ex-
iensiye schedule Of games for the season
20 near at hand. Present indications are
Of great promise. and the student BODY -
much enthused ut the idea OF the many
match games, especially those Of me
Easter holidays. when the athletes VIII
eater in the lists with Princeton on the
zith and 2sth and Yale on the Hfh nsH
" course they hope TO adosn fhs "BDe
and Cray" with the yicfor's laurels
Tho Georgetown club VIII play thrioI-
iomins-naSned clubs this season "a tns
dates given bsiow:
harch.-wcdncsdsy. zlSt LebRh Cni.
yessity Capitol Park; Thuy6dAy, ~:
aolumbia College (New syodos c1pHo'
I'm. saturday, etth. R,naeetH Ua!soss
'''z capitcl raFki psHdsy' ~ Snpe
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-18
ponnelly Wants %. 900 for a Fall.

ROANOKE, VA. March H.-(Special.)-
The trial OF the suit of Il. II. Donnelly
for s.. Ooo damages against the city began
in the Hastings Court to-day, and has
not yet been concluded. Donnelly fell on
the sidewalk on Nelson street, on the
night OF the LIST OF July last. and broke
his leg. He claims that employees OF the
city left the obstruction over which he
fell on the sidewalk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-18
Notes from Chesterfield.

CHESTERFIELD COURTHOUSE, VA,
March 17.--(Special.)- county school
house at Carpenter Crossing, near CHESTER
was destroyed by fire last Wednesday.
Miss Mary Zulene Johnson one or the
well-known society young ladies' OF Pc
tersburg, is on visit TO her uncle, Dr.
r y. Gillian. Treasurer OF this county.
Mrs. ]. Lee DuVal and family. Of Bruins
wick county, are visiting Mrs. NJ. A. Cog
bill here.
Mrs. s. j. Cheatham. Of Centralia, has
returned from q visit to Petersburg.
Mr.. d. =. Moody. who has been visit
ing DR.. ]. T.. Gillian, has returned home.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-18
SUBURBAN Homes

can be bought on LONG TIME In that
grove OF giant oaks opposite the soldiefs
Home. Grove avenue, In direct line OF
No city taxes, and nearly all city I'M
provements: hot and cold water, 1ath.
set range, gas plant. electricians within
three squares, telephone passing through
the property, free mall delivery, ana STU
ated on Richmond's most popular drive.
a home at Home Place affords the ad-
vantages Of country and city life COM
bined.
return. when your rent will buy q beau-
tiful home here. A few vacant lots Tor
sale from SIS to So per front foot.
Young men needing no house at present
can buy q lot on ten-years' time as cheap
as for spot cash. and when buildings are
erected connection will be made with
water and gas plant at slight cost.
Remember the State OF Virginia owns
the Soldiers Home property. and when its
present use has passed away the new
State House IL likely to be erected there.
MIR. Ball will be on the grounds every
evening during the week after O'clock
TO meet any one who may be sufiicientiy
interested to call. Post-office address,
q. III. A. BALI.
NH 1s-lts Richmond, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-18
A p.nrill. ronaeeo puyer AssIgn..

DANyILLE. VA, March 17.-tSpeciai)-
J. A. Craddock. tobacco-buyer. on the
Danvilie market. made an assignment this
morning; liabilities. 1880; assets. tobacco
In the hands OF Mcleod, Reid e. Co.. and
Walter Bird Co., Liverpool. England.
and Il. l.. AGREE & Brother. or Danyille.
The creditors are local firms.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-18

T ARoE TR Trade! !l 4. q pa, AcHsE

T ARGE TRADE-sALE OF A0ENK
~ RAJ AssORTAKNr or GOODS,
consisting Of 90 pieces sECoNo.HAED
CLOTHING. COATS. PANTS. VESTS.
etc.; also NEW CLOTHING. NEWS
SUITS. HATS. CAPS. BLANKETa NO
TIONe, ETC.; also q large assortment OF
JAPANESE GOODS. in Trayn Vases,
Tea-Pots, Plates. Cups and saucers.
Baskets. Toys Umbrs'.s Stands, etc.; al
30 very large and bea ittful assortment
Of BANQUET, VASE, DEcOEJTEp.
AND HANGING LAMPS. This lamp
sale viii only last day or two. Hours
for seilin. 1870 A. NJ. and = p. NJ.
Come and buy some very cheap and beau
tiful goods. No limit.
J. II. VALENTINE.
NH 1S-1t Auctioneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-18
By John T. 0esdia . On, -.
Real Rstats Ageats aud Aas''ons'
NAM ana Elssensn ssressA

n,RUsTEE's AUCTION S : 4, q -, %
TnAr pEsIuH1AIy,tIss IrssxAs sis s vissss
IT, ~ ~ n 49, o shs undersisnsS. 80
1USsD1Ys nEsp - isex
III
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-18

CPECIAL ATTENTION Is CALLED
- 10 NY BEAUTIFUL LAMP-sALE.
to-day at 1890 A. NJ, and i. NJ. Clos
ing sale. Come and buy at your own
price. Large and valuable collection OF
BANQUET, VASE, DECORATED. AND
HANGING LAMPS. The stock all first
class. Shipment direct from large east
ern manufacturer. In connection with
the above sale will sell q LARGE COLI
LECTION OF JAPANESE GOODS. such
as Vases. Trays, Tea-Pots. Cups and
Saucers, Plates, Baskets, etc., etc. The
public invited TO attend.
], H. VALENTINE,
NH Js-It. Auctioneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-18

LEEsBURG, VA. March T.-tspecial)-
Loudoun is to have a new court-house.
and to-day fhe Building Committee
awarded the contract 20 Norris Brothers.
Of Leesburg. over bidders from Washing
ton and other places.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-18
n...t ~ nIr.. Colorel Keoeh.

Death Of Mrs. Colonel KeOgh.
GREENSBORO. N. c.. March H.-(Spe-
ciai.) -Your correspondent has Just re-
ceived a telegram from the World stat
ing that Mrs. Keogh died to-day In q hos
pital In New York. Mrs. u. l. Gilmer
was with her at the time Of her death.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-18
By John 7. Godcln 8 Co.
Real Estate Agents and Auc'loa'e's
Bank and Eleventh streets.

T,RUSTEE'S AUCTION sALE OF
II TWO DESIRABLE FRAME y" s 9lsSSe
i3l0 AND 1919 EAST NAksHALL ~ nss
~ virtue Of : certain deed Of uass % me soa8
vssosS "a "a sns Clerks orics Richmond Sne ~
Gerry Court In Desa-Book lag A. pass . syr 4
fault having been made IA we 20 ling 70.
auss,sd BY the beneficiary 50 70 % : ''s" -
a public auction. ON tho premises, "a
TUESDAY. MARCH go 1854, .,o
Al O'Clock p. ~, tho stove-nisol.,,s,v.s,v ~
PERTY. The bcuscs sre CON s.,s a.
and contain I'VE rooms escn. IL y. ssss "a
feet and runs between psfahe' '"'' -
T i Cash snourh to pay stpsnsss q 49,, 49,,
ana 4 note Tor ESQ, with Interest t nstvn' ~
98sn November, 1894 and sns 1917 a. ,,,ns a
i nSsssA sssA' 80 ~ RICHARD W. JONI
nh 10
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-18
Mr.. J. ID. Craig the Purchases.
GOSHEN. VA. March II. 1884.

To the Editor Of the Dispatch;
To-day's Dispatch states that the Cold
Suiphuy Springs property was purchased
by c. Nv. Meyer. Of philadelphia wish
TO correct the statement. ~ am the
purchaser. J. ID. CRAIG.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-18
BY ]. II. Valentine. Auctioneer,
Ono. r. Laughton, Jr., salesman).
1886 east Main street.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
MATTRESS FACTORY, MACHINERY,
ETC

BY virtue OF deed OF trust from Adam
Diacont 10 the undersigned, trustee, and
duly recorded I'm the Chancery Court OF
the city OF Richmond, will sell
WEDNESDAY,, MARCH q, 1924.
commencing at 1O:30 O'clock. ENTIRE
PLANT AND MATTRESS FACTORY,
formerly operated by Adam Diacont. at
No. 1iiS east Franklin street, consisting
OF Eight Horse Power Engine and Boiler,
Shuck Hacker and Separator, Steam
Baling-Press. Cotton and Hair-Picker,
Shafting. and Betting. Platform Scales.
small quantity of Baled Shucks and straw;
also Horse and Wagon. and Harness.
VIII offer entire plant, together with un-
expired lease Of factory. terminating Mo-
vember II. 1894. and IL bid is not satisfac-
tory. will proceed to sell separately.
This Is a good chance for any one wish
ing to go into the mattress or any other
manufacturing business reql:r,ng steaw-
power. Persons who may desire to make
a private offer for same can cali on the
trustee at No. 1105' Bank street between
now and day of sale.
HARRY T.. WATSON. Trustee.
NH IS No. iio5 Bank street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-18
By X. b. Cnaflu 4 Co,
Real Estate Auctioneers,
No. I north Tenth street.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
ON DUvAL STREET BETWEEN ST. PETERS
STREET AND BROOK AVENUE,
FRIDAY, MARCH 90. 1898,
AT4N O'CLOCK.

BY virtue OF deed OF trust dated February I,
1890, and recorded In Richmond Chancery Court
In Deadlock $50 Z, page ola, default having
bsen made In payment OF deot secured, and at
request OF beneficiary. We will sell, by public
auction. on the promises, on aboys-nnmed day
and hour. the REAL ESTATE described IN said
deed as all that lot OF land, with improvements
thereon. lying and being In the city OF Rehmon1,
Va, on north side Dnvai street. Between 81. Pc
ter's street and Brook avenue, and fronting On
Duyal street ~ s-l2 feet, anu running beck be-
tween parallel lines 120 feet, being same pro-
perty conveyed to Nathan Agtes from Z. q, Eek
bert Goth October. 1882, and recorded in Deed
Book -.
Also oil that LOT OF LAND, win Improve
ments thereon, No. Ala west Duval street, and
adjoining the above property, aud fronting on
north SIDE Duyal street 80 feet and back be-
tween parallel lines 120 feet to an alley. being
same property conveyed 10 Nathan Ag,es BY
Henry Nuerohr, trustee. LIST August. 1857. and
recorded In Deadlock 133 A, page 800.
TERMS: While the deed requires cash for debt
and s834.65, and expenses Of sale. more liberal
terms may be given at tho time Of sale.
JULIUS RTRAUS,
WI. WEsTW0OD,
X. II CHAFFfN,
r. b CHArsN Co, Aucsioussrs. mn IA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-18
FOR RENT. THOSE TWO NICEG
II 0 r X Z N 4 +,


+ 0 R r E N T. @
No. lis WEST MAIN STREET.
A desirable house In a desirable neigh
borhood at a very reasonable rental. II
will be put I'm good repair. Also No. 1905
west Main street, brick, J rooms. cheap.
III. l.. CABELL.
NH 1S-lt 8 north Tenth street.
FOR RENT T.,. N, FIAT Sa
Fifth and Cary streets, rooms. modern
improvements. nicely heated. and janitor's
attendance. Rent very low.
SUTTON & CO.,
NH 1s-1t Tenth and Bank streets.
EOR RENT, a
Il NEW BRICK DWELLING, n
No. 100 south Fifth street, rooms, nicely
papered. and modern improvements.
SUTTON 4 CO.,
NH 1S-1t Tenth and Bank streets.
FOR RENT. "A
FOUR DESIRABLE SUBURBAN
HOMES FOR RENT.
WEST-END AND NORTH SIDE.
j. THOMPSON BROWN Il co.
NH 1S-1t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-18
EOR RENT,
IL BUSINESS PLACES.

II r Il Il Mt, "a
l. "HILLSIDE," Ia
the residence OF Mr.. II. X. Cautley, near
the White Sulphur Springs, West Virginia.
can be rented FURNISHED at n very
reasonable price. The house contains
parlor, dining-room. bedrooms, large
hall, and 2 servants'-rooms. stable and all
necessary outbuildings. Good kitchen.
garden. etc. For full particulars apply to
ii. l.. CABELL.
NH 1s-Su2t s north Tenth street.
DOR RENT. THOSE TWO NlCEG
l. BRICK DWELLINGS, IA
Nos. 2705 and 2706 east Franklin street.
between Twonty-seventh and Twenty
eighth, with rooms each and all modern
improvements: also BRICK DWELLING,
No $40 Fourth street, between Clay and
Leigh. containing 6 rooms, bath, &c.
H. SELDOM TAYLOR * SON.
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.
NH IS-1t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-18
Money to Lend on Real Estate.

Nearly all OF our houses have tenants
in them. Bring yours In and we VIII
rent them for you. co
GEORGE u. CRAWFORD a. CO...
NH 1s.if los Bank street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-18

by J. II. Valentine. Auctioneer.
Ono. Il. Laughton. Jr., salesman),
1895 east Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-18

$500 will buy III east Grace. BRICK
HOUSE, all modern improvements,
IA rooms. Most convenient house IN
the city. Terms 10 suit the pur-
chaser.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1894-07-18

Skankta till f0rs. Hela anettoinkomsten
Tor dagen uppgick till $7S.47. Ehuru
nagot sent will jag dock summarizing
harmed mamma, att de 'unga fruntim-
rens forening" h6ll en- liten konsert har
den 30 maj som inbringade omkring
S40. Pastor G. A. Hultkrans holl yid
delta tillfalle tai till do f6rsamlade.
Matte dessa foster med dess tai och
sang m. m. fa tjena dertill, att var al
skade ungdom mer matte inse, att
de icke allenast gladja de aldre genom
att tjenande deltaga uti f0rsamlingsar-
oetet, utan att det ar de ungas egen
nytta och gladje. Far da Herren ocksa
CORA, bade aldre och yngre, sam me-
ming delaktige Of de nadeskatter han
gifvit f0rsamlingen, sd blir det glade
Tor Gud och hans englar. Da "a bade
aldre och yngre tillsammans gladjas en-
gang den verkligt festfrande forsam-
lingen himmelen. j. 4. SjJstrand.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1894-07-18
D A KO T A.

Eft populist county konvent af-
hollis lordags Glendale, S. Da., hvara
EFT fullstandigt ticket uppsattes.
Open for trafik. Pontonbryggan
Diver Missouri aoden vid Chamberlain,
S. Da., Dir nu utlagd och 0ppen for ira
fix. Bryggan var delvis f0rst0rd af Of
versv;imningen varas.
Vagen oppen. Sedan Col. Thomey
dragit sig tlllbaka ar John Brennan
ensam kandidat for jernvagskommissa-
rie FOR Black Hills distriktet, S. Da.
Col Thomey amnar upptrada som kan
didat for statssenator.
Behallaren remnade. Fran sa-
lem, S. Da,, skrifves den IA julL Den
stora behallarep for stadens vatteu-
verk, rymmande 1000 barrels vatten
och belagen 25 fot fran marken, har
remnat Stadens l0rlust beraknas till
minst So, 900.
Skorden Black Hills distrik-
tet. Diver 80 counties i S. Da. hafva
sandt sk0rderapporter till F6renta Sta
'Nih"o DytV hufOn, -. La. Do IVA
senaste veckorna hn varit mycket var
ma med ringa nederb0rd. Den varma
vaderleken har varit gynsam for maj
sen, under det de svala nGtterna har
hjolpt upp hvetet betydligt. Utsig-
terna for sn riklig sk0rd aro isynnerhet
CODA / Black Hills distriktet. Mais
potatis och lin SO loivande ut de fiesta
counties of staten, och grassk0rden blir
ganska riklig.
Hansbrough segrar. Fragan ON
att ia help af kongressen for att utrota
den ryska tisteln N. Dakota har MI
stan varit 0fvergifven, da f0rslaget
icke vunnit den sympati man vantat.
Nu har emellertid senator Hansbrough
blifvit af OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES auktorise-
rad att sasom ett amendement till the
appropriation bill rapportera en- bevill-
ming af 81 900, 600 for utrotandet af den
ryska tisteln. Senator Hansbrough
fOrtjenar sirskild kredit for det intres-
SO och den energi han visat, for att ge-
nomdrlfva en- for N. Dakota sa vigtig
SAX.