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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-11
FRANCE AND MADAGASCAR.
Protection will BE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Missionaries on the Island.

PORT LOUIS. MAURITIUS, Novem-
Der lo.-Adyices received here from Tama-
tave say that the Hova Premier has
announced that he will afford protection
TO the Methodist missionaries in NADIA
gascar. and all tho French now in Tama-
tave. where NJ. Lemire de Villlers, the
French Commissioner. now IS. The
Hovas are concentrating at Diego Suarez,
at the northern extremity of the island.
RELATIONS BROKEN OFF.
LONDON, November 10.-A dispatch
TO the Times from Port Louis, Mauri-
thus. says that all diplomatic relations
between France and Madagascar have
now been broken off.
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JIIircis Congregational Delegation.

CHICAGO, ILL, November l0.-The re-
yised count of the vote in the Sixteenth
Illinois Congressional District elects FINS
T.. Downing DemocraO by 60 majority
over John I. Rinaker 0epublican). This
makes the Illinois dele cation stand: Re-
publlcans, q; Democrats, l.
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Naval Ord.rs of Infereat.

WASHINGTON. November l0.-Enslgn
r. II. jackson has been ordered to In
spection duty at Midvale, Pa. and En-
sign N. A. McCully has been detached
from duty as assistant to the Ordnance
Inspector at Hartford. Conn. and ordered
to the Coast Geodetic Survey.
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8. straus. Mira W. r.. Green. Mrs. :. a.
wsllsr. Mrs. ". 3. HAn4oek, Ms John
y. Munce, Hcrbert Llpscomb. william
stcrrs. Mrs. J. v. Didsood, Mrs.. N. w.
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: ~ fssede ara 49, you1o - ~
w1Il fuyniSA "a 6anuntno pegectnlno1a
II ~ sbssnes n M. :. cASvse stsws
~ pgss6A q ths CnoreA q ~ C1vos
nank lhis msfnlBs, 80 Or. 4sBo te-ntohk
Missss Ellie and Dvssyn Wa1laas Vim
- "st homs' Thpssday svee1no iron 9
t. ID homer 81 thsis susee4 nisses
Annie Henry and Mstsis Asnes4 n Nor.
folk.
Mr.. q. c. oouIdman. sf BAIfimots. hss
returned heme after : few 1ay1 visit
20 hjs mother and sister, nies 0ea)dmsn
ana Mrx whitiock. Of Ne. ~ wsst CLAY
street.
Mr.. Joseph L. King, Of the 0ovssnmsns
Printing once. who has bsen o. . visit
70 his parents IN South Carolina, pasxsd
through the city last nigkt - route 10
the national capital
Cards are out for the marr1ags - Niss
Amelis Oteiia Teskis 10 Ms. James San-
uei Drsuer. Tuesday evening" November
10Th, at 3 o'clock. at FairDoune nefno>
dist Episcopal church.
Samuel Fowler. . colored employee q
the Richmond Railway and Electric Com
pany. whllc working az Seventh and Arch
streets yesterday morfiins. cut hiD fooe
quite badly with an adze.
Governor OFerran has appointed D..
J. Il. Morgan Coroner OF Norfolk county.
The position OF quarantine officer OF Nor.
folk and Portsmouth IS vacant. and thavo
are many applicants for II.
Miss Mamie stebbIns, who has been the
guest Of Miss l.. Kate Chadick. No. no
Broad street. has returned to her home,
Brooklyn, N. y. She leaves shortly FOG
. two-years' sojourn jn Colorado.
DR.. Hatcher will preach at Grace-Stre
Baptist church tonight on Christian
Unity" the discourse having special
reference to the discussion OF this SUBJ
ject in the recent Disciples convention.
The Grand Lodge. sexeaniai League.
convenes IN the city Of Washington
Thursday, November I'd Virginia Lodge.
No. s., Of this city. win be represented
by Mr.. c. J. Johnson; alternate ). l..
Benghn.
Engine Company No. was called to
No. SIS Graham street, Fulton. Friday
nleht about O'Clock. The IRE was IN =
small house occupied by colored people.
The flames were soon extlngulshed. With
4 trihins loss
Mr.. II. z. Pegram. who was assistant
TO Secretary William G.. Owens. at tho
Exposition last month. has accepted .
posltlon to travel for Messrs. T. w.
ern trip to-day.
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II down" mean precisely the same thing.
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TaiIure I'm Gotham.
NEW YORK, November l0.-George f.
Sanction announced his failure on the
Consolidated Exchange this morning.
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OUR ELECTIONS.

H. 1"-sh Price Hughes. the celebrated
~ tos,, u.Yine In an open letter on
~. IN, elections In the United States.
~ es. result Of the bailotting has
r. 10y true servant OF Christ cause
L, ~ ,hankfuiness."
w, !, iael Davitt will shortly start on
= M, ,2l'h Africa. India and Austria
sss paFiit Will lecture at several
s4elss ing his trip. A fund 10 being
'F The expenses OF the Journey.
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DRESS GOODS.

DRESS GOODS.
Atwood Dress Goods, Mingled
Covert Cloth, 81 inches wido,
ell shades; price ac. bpeciaA ~E0
price. .....s ..''''''.''''''' NO
Cotton Plsids. au combinations.
double width; sell you any
quantity; price. i5c. SPECIAL No
Lrlcc.... .....................'' oO
Pretty plsids for Ladies' Waists,
Childrens Dresses; newest
comb nations; price. 500. PEI OOo
cial price ................ .... <OO
pioce OF Imported Dress Goods,
in Brown FIgur d Serge, Is
inches wide: price. 81 Special ENa
price........ -....-..."..'""....-'" WV
Js.yles Of I'm orted Dress Goods
Novelties. 80 inche wide; price, &1
e. yard. Special prics.... "a
tpa.torn OF very stylish Cloaking
for Children. 20 / ches wide.
eombina. on OF cOlors cray
and rcd, rouqh effect; price 50. &1
Special price-........ ."............ V4
Covert Cloths. In Brown, Tan end
Sex Sex S 3 isiI Sl,ss wias' price COO
. pieces Of Dress Good. red and
white stripe. green and white
stripe. brown ana VII TO stripe.
half wool. SO inc es wide: price, 0C14
&c. Special price ............. A~3V
Cloakings in Mixed Goods. 90
inches wide: price. 81 %: ex- zE1
elusive styles. Siecial price..... eOO
Extra Heavy Cloakings in pro-
bounced stripes. 80 inches wide; OF
price. $3.50. Special price......-. ~
: piece Of Electric Blue Cloak
ing. 30 inches wide; price,0H Ok
t250. Special price .............." IL 81
e)velties In Dress Goods selling
As Sc; exclusive styles selling IN
sl.2S. Special price SVO
Pancies In Dress Goods. rough
and smooth effects. 80 incnes: En@
price. sc. Special price....... OOO
ps.yles SOC, Dress Good effect Of
oilk AMI Wool in tan cadet.
tlue and old rose. adapted for d.
sea gowns. 81 Gal price...-.. SOO
Hack Beaver for Cspes and
Cloaks, 81 inches vida. in let
And bue black; price, s2.1a V1 10
cptcia! pfloe............ .......QAs III
Back Cheviot, "a inches wi %:
won't wear rough reversible: N.Y.
price. tl.25. Special price,. 80
Another lot Of those beautiful
Antique Moires. in all delicate Ok
sbsdss; price. Sc. Special price. OOO
China Silks for drapsries, large
patterns. "a inches wide price. 0H>
DC. special price...... - ~ |
eqint D'sprit in red. blue. yell
pw pink. black and white, ~
!nches vide: price. soc. for AAn
Evening Dresses. Special price. 9OO
Rack satines In jet and tlus
black. width ~ inches: price. AZ
0sso. bpscial price-.--.......... VAO
LHsht calicoes for Shirt Waste O3~
and "rsppers- Special price. ~AO
Vsecs OF Minsle Drss, Good, 81
inches wide. .uitabe for back
dsesses: price. $50. Special H.
ossee ................. ...s........... - ~
Usoi Blus Essgs, 20 inches wide,
edAo'sd Tor odd skirts: price. OH |
- special price,. %VO
Aspea Ginghsns In tsn. blus and
teutn checks: these goods sold D.
- s'ss. SPECIAL prtcs--.-...... OAO |
Arh Outings In stripes, pretty
lsyJse for hoye vatsts and IA
f1rs' qndsrshirts; price. Enc.
RoU1Al Urtro. ...............-.-. EAO |
Dsnsta!y ylsnssls b tssvs. bise
an3 d4sk g5ey. Ter beLh ruiws.
omSAinG 1Askefo And dressing
$4,000: ps1eAs 20 special "a
1900 '>s'ss---sss's~s~--..ssss GU
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Lo,,, i've Warehouses burned.
la November I0.--Ftys largo
" u the NinorisA London.
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Old papers for sale at the Dispatcn
Office.
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washington star)

bismarck could even now be great
.sader OF the Germans said the hero-
worshipper
"Reaiiyr' exclaimed the absent-minded
girl: II don't know he danced"
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R,ohmopder. In New york.

NEW YORK. November io.-(specisll.
A. II. Thierman, l.. Cinter. Miss VIII
iiams, Mrs. G. Il. Buck. Fifth Avenue.
T.. s. Jones. st. James.
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ACHTING NOTES.

~, ~ Wales has ordered a
s.,. 'a.'t o. less beam than the
1. FL. te ready for next season.
3 - - "'e. VIII defer definite appro-
s-s-s submitted for his new
2 TIE Americas Cup until the
'.t... .',''falns the contest for the
g.. ,. Ha'e been definitely settled.
'.'.,.'. ' a4Focates the holding OF a
.s-. % leading yachtsmen Of
T., ''- Great Britain on the rating
'sr,, layer says the views OF the
b .,.... 'i the New York Yacht Club.
~. ,.'.. IN their report OF 1898. har-
ss,...'N ne opinions OF the foremost
sor. ~ ENGLAND. and adds: ''That
y, a. eie"n by men OF clear concep-
l. what the rating rules should
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Aluminium Frame. -. ...---....... q
800 Sollsd Towels; Price OF these
goods ~. 80. 10 and 500. Special
price -".................... %"
800 Soiled Towels; price Of these 4 e
goods Is aud 20. ....-..-...... q
Cashmere fer Boys Suits. extra q
heavy. Special price. q
Bed Ticking. blue and white
stripe. coed quality. Special g
pfice....s.-..... ...s...............
LADIES' Egyptan Ribbed Shirt
1secs lined: price 800. Special q
prlco'........--.. ...'',..... --...-'. "a
Mems Heavy Merino Undershirts. -
Ill sizes Special price .........." ~
0snts Peal Collar Buttons: price
ioc. Special price. ........... -.
Misses sesmlsss Hose. absolutely
fast black, extra supsrfne: Gr
price 40. 5peci. Il price. ....-... -
Boys Heavy RibseA Hose. small
snd large sizes; price isc. Spo- 10
cisl price. zee. ] -
Infants Fine Cashmere Hose.
sizes 4 l.2,. 5, and ~: price 2sc. e
Special prics-.--......-.....-- &c
Eisssp Fast Black Cashmere Hose.
patented foot. seamless: price q
<oc- Special price. -. .--....--..... -
Ladis' Improved Seamless Cash.
mere Hose; price 800. Special %
pSIee''.s's......-..... -
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Tho Englishwomen's Boat.

Tho Englishwomen's boat
0Boston Journal)
II f. announced that In England syn
dictate OF women Is banding together to
build n challenger for the Americas Cup:
Now we shall see what the emancipated
woman can do. This new craft viii not
be tackled but sailed ION the bias
The Dickinson press., 1894-01-27
PERSONAL

Harry HagermaM went to st. Paul
Tuesday.
A. Currie, ST., returned to Currie,
MIMI, Saturday.
George Upright went down to Bis.
marck this week.
NJ. and Mrs. j. E. Phelan returned
to Fargo Tuesday.
Gus Finger of South Heart spent
Monday in town.
Banker A. G. Clark of Steele was in
town Monday on important business.
Elmer Hagan came up from St.
Paul Sunday, returning Tuesday
morning.
Rev. L. Is. Hardy has been spend.
ing the lweek ut Steele, assisting in
special meetings.
Mrs. Henry Werner of Richar dton.
who had been the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Guy j. DeFrance, returned home
the FIRST of this week.
E. V. Smalley, editor of the North
west Magazine, passed through Dick.
inson Wednesday in his special car
en- ronte for the Pacific coast.
VIM. T. Perkins. vice president OF
the First National Bank of Bismarck,
and Attorney H. F. Register of Bis.
marck, were in town Wednesday.
The first regular meeting Of the
American Railway Union met in the
X. p. Hall Wednesday night. The
charter list was closed with twenty
members.
The Dickinson press., 1894-01-27
MORTGAGE SALE.

Whereas default has been made in the payment
Of the money secured by q mortgage dated The
18th day of December, A. D. 1891, executed BY ..
II. Ryan and Katie Ryan, Of the County Of Stark
ind State OF North Dakota, to Francis 3. 1a0e
and Joseph b. Iams, Of the County Of Stark and
State Of North Dakota, and which mortgage was
recorded in the Office Of the Register Of Deeds Of.
the County Of Stark and State OF North Dakota,
in book 8 Of mortgages, on psge los, on TO FIST
day Of December, 1891, at 10 O'Clock .. m. and:
Whereas no action or proceedings ct law o.
otherwise have been instituted to recover the
debt secured by said mortgage OF any pe.t thereof,
said mortgage principal and Interest amounting
to Two thousand three hundred and i've dollafa
| and twenty seven cents ($2o0G 49,.
Now, therefore, notice 10 hereby given that y
| virtue Of the power Of sale contained in the aid
mortgage, and duly recorded % Aforesaid and IN
! pursuance Of the statutes In such case 1sde and
provided, the said mortgage will DO fogeclooed BY
q sale of the mortgaged premises therein d.
scribed, at public auction at tho front door OF W
Court Housc, in the Town Of Dicktnoo0, ond
County Of Stark, and State Of North DAkota, %
! the 10Th, day Of March, 1871, ct txo O'Clock u. u
afternoon Of that day. The mostksged Ree1aece
are situated in the County Of stalk. IN IL eteaa
Of North Dakota. and are described - toSowN.
ty-three (ss),. IN Block number Thrse OIL y
rs nled in the office Of Register Of Deeds OF Snsk
County North Dakota.
Dated at Dickinson North Oakots, this 8th
Francis &. IANs and JosuFn p. lana
Mortgages
| lowAnD w. BATES,
Attorney for Mortgages. 1ssss
The Dickinson press., 1894-01-27
For sale.
Ten Bedsteads. /.
Ten Mattresses.
Ten Bed Springs.
Inquire of
G. II. KLINErEL
Far NalA.

Glendive. Independent: Ed. Augh.
nay came up from Dickinson this
week. He is u of Dickins0n's en-.
thusiasts on the light harness horse.
Ed. knows Il COOL u when he sees
1t, aud has entered his standard Oily
Gatha in our Two.year.old Stake Race.
and is deserving to win some part of
the purse.
The Dickinson press., 1894-01-27
Beware Of 0iutments for Catarrh that
Contain MercurY.

VVuv81u M0kCUTyS
- mercury will surely destroy the
sense of SUI III and completely derange
the whole system when entering 1t
through the mucous surfaces. Such
articles should never he used except
OH prescriptions from reputable ply.
%sicians, us the damage they will do is
ten fold to the good you e.n possibly
derive from them. Halls Catarrh
Cure manufactured by F. ]. Cheney
& Co., Toledo, o., contains no mercu.
ry, and is taken internally, acting d.
rectly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system. In huying
Halls Catarrh Cure be sure you get
the genuine. 1t is taken internally,
and made in Toledo, Ohio, by F. j.
Cheney & Co. Testimonials free.
NJ Sold Ivy druggists. price 75c.
per bottle.
The Dickinson press., 1894-01-27
Death q william A. NcCley.

William A. McCloy, whose death
was recorded in the last number of
this paper. was born in Venice. Pa,
thirty.two years ago. He was q pro.
gressive youth and readily acquired
a good business education. In early
life Mr.. McCloy engaged in railroad
ing, first. acting as station agent at
Marietta, Ohio. He next became
acting general freight and passenger
agent with headquarters at Cam
bridge, Ohio, which position he held
until he entered the service of the
Northern Pacific: He hello the posi-
tion of chief clerk under Superintend.
ents Greene, Knowlton and Phelan OF
the Missouri Division. serving con.
tinuously for six years. making him
the second Oldest chief clerk of the
N. p. system. When he first came to
Dakota, Mr.. McCloy resided at Man.
dan, but most of the time has been a
resident of this place.
He was married in Marietta. to
Miss Emma Langley. who with one
son, Harold, survives him.
MI. McCloy was prompt and active.
and kept his books in good shape. and
whatever lie undertook was Carried
through; so that he made u SUCCESS of
his business and leaves his family
well provided for. He was endowed
with more than ordinary. musical
ability, and will be greatly missed in
all the musical circles of the town.
He was a Jealous worker in several
orders. which publish resolutions
and which, besides being represented
at the funeral, sent beautiful flowers
in token Of their love and esteem.
Mr.. McCloy was Il commitment OF
the Episcopal church and funeral
services were held at st. Johns
church Monday afternoon. The
church was fillea with mourning
friends. The choir was draped in
mourning; floral offerings were man!
and beautiful, Bismarck Commands
ry of X. T. sent a crown, the knights
of Pythias, u triangle; Blue Lodge Of
Masons, a square and compass; choil
of st. Johns, ~ harp with 4 broker
string; st. Luke's Guild, of which
Mrs. McCloy is ~ member, Il pillow
with "Will'' in purple flowers.
The Masons, Knights of Pythias
and band, to all of which MI. McClo,
had belonged, accompanied the bod!
from the house to the church.
The funeral cortege was met at TIN
door of the church Ivy the Rector
Rev. c. E. Dohson, who preceded j
up the aisle reading the opening sen
tence of the burial office, after which
the choir, chanted portions of TIL
thirticth and ninety.sixth Psalms
Then followed the lesson from / Cor
XIV. and the hymn, "For all the saints
who from their labors rest," followed
by the closing prayer Of the churcl
service.
The Masons then gathered aroun,
the casket, and the beautiful an,
touching ceremonies Of the Brother
hood were conducted by Master r. II
johnson, assisted 10y the brethren.
The casket was then borne from TIL
church and was conducted to it's las
resting place ty Il large number o
friends and brethren.
AT tn grave the instructive Ma
sonic service vas rendered, TIN
knights of Pythias offered prayer
and all that was mortal of the love-
one was left in hope of Il joyous resul
rection at the last day.
The Dickinson press., 1894-01-27
The Wisconsin Central Lines Run

Two fast trains daily between St.
Paul, Minneapolis, and Chicago, Nil.
waukee and all points in Wisconsin
making connection in Chicago with
all lines running East and South.
Tickets sold and baggage checked
through to all points in the United
States and Canadian Provinces.
For full information regarding
Routes, Rates, Maps. folders, etc.
Address your nearest Ticket Agent OF
jas. G. Ponl, Gent. Pass. Agt., Mil.
w,ukee. Wis.
The Dickinson press., 1894-01-27

1t is probably not the coolest wealth:
err you ever knew in your life; but
that is how you feel just now, because
past sufferings are soon forgotten, and
because your blood needs the enrich.
ing, invigorating influence of Ayers
Sarsaparilla-.the Superior Medicine.
+: ank Robinson and his daughter
were up from the south Il few days
since to get supplies, Mr.. Robinson
is u p%erseyerin9 rancher, and with the
aid Of his wife and daughters Is MAX
ing u great success of the business.
He does not come to town very often,
owing to the long distance-over 100
miles-;nd consequently denies him.
self and family some things which
would seem absolute necessities to
some people. For example, last fall
Mr.. Robinson threw his wrist out Of
joint and broke his arm at the salne
time. No physician could he sum-,
moned short of four days and necessity
prompted his daughter Lillian, to
take hold and set the broken bone,
1t came out all right, and no Doctors
bill to pay.
Jerry Broadbent has had u weeks
sickness. He was improving at last
reports.
Mitchell, the English pugilist, was
no match for Corbett. Nine minutes
ended the mill.
Wednesday night members of the
No Name Circle went to Antelope
creek and spent a few hours with
Miss Lou Dobson. A good time is
reported.
E. Deffebach is expected home
from Montana the FIRST of next week
with 300 two and three.year.old steers
for VIM. Ray. A portion of the cat
tie have been spoken for by local par.
ties.
Fireman James Flynn met with a
serious accident in the Northern Pa.
cifc yards Wednesday morning, result.
ing IN a broken arm and leg and other
injuries. Drs. Stickney & Davis ut.
tended the sufferer. and he was sent
to Brainerd Thurs day.-Later-Mr.
Flynn died Thursday night before
reaching the hospital. His body was
taken to his home at Melrosc. MINI,
The following table shows the in
crease in daily attendance of last
week, oyer the best weeks attendance
of last term.
Primary Department, 3.S
+ Intermediate ~
Advanced "a
}, Grammar 1.8
High School So
Total, 1875
The largest weeks attendance las
term was 1889; this term 1924.
> This shows that the increase ha'
. not been confined to any particular
: room, but that gains have been mad,
in every department.
~ c. F. CLARK, Principal
The Dickinson press., 1894-01-27

A. small llonse to rent. Apply to
j. G. Campbell. l.6
The Dickinson press., 1894-01-27

st Johns churrh has this week re.
crivcd memorial silver communion
set AMI hrass altar cross, the dying
gift Of Miss Hattie Davidson.
The Dickinson press., 1894-01-27

Go to tile G o d for your wash
b0ards-the strongest made. only 4Oc.
The Dickinson press., 1894-01-27
What C|oaks We Have Left.

2 size 81 Black Jackets, ~. $500
size "a, Navy Blue, with cape, =. =: -, . $50
size SO, Tan, fur trimmed, . ~ 400
l size 81 Tan. heavy check, AS
l size 81, Tan. fur trimmed, slightly damaged, 45
size SO, Black. full shawl Astrachan REFER collar, . rs
size SO, Black. with cape, $50
1sze SO, Tan, half cashmere lined. $50
size 80, Black, HOpossum full shawl collar REFER, 20
size 80, Black, Astrachan trimmed. o25
1size SO, Tan, fur lined throughout. . 1920
size 80. Black English Diagonal, half fur lined, 10 20
1size 80, Plush, quilted satin lined, 1000
2size SO, Walker Silk Plush, satin lined, : 1920
size IS, Walker Silk Plush. satin lined, 1890
Please bear in mind these are beautiful oloaks! fit and price can not be DIV.
picated. Thisis a saving of nearly so per cent
over last years prices.
We have the following sizes in childrens coaks
l two years, 81 So l four years, % so; ! eight years, % 90;
ten years. SO 90; 3 twelve years, So 90. These all have capes.
some velvet and others fur trimmed.
Black Muffs, $3.50 .
Opossum Mufs, $3.50
Astrachan Mufs, $40
Beaver and Otter Mufns, $4.0O
Only q few Mufs left.
We Handle Everything in Dry Goods.
!, SPHINX &BH5T.