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VIM. Brown, Auctioneer. ma
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

The undersigned having settled in the
Orphans Court an account of the personal
estate of Martha 4. GriiIee, late of Carroll
county, deceased. and ascertained the balance
in their hands for distribution according to law
among the creditors of said deceased, here
by give notice TO said creditors to file
their claims against said deceased, legally
authenticated with the Register of Wills for
Carroll county, on or before the 25th day of
March, 1898, preparatory to a distribution of
the assets of said personal estate, to be made
amongst said creditors under the direction of
the Orphans Court of Carroll county, on the
81 day of April, 1895 After the final ratiiica-
ton of said distribution by the Orphans
Court aforesaid, the undersigned will be pre-
pared to pay TO each of said creditors their
respective dividends according to said distri-
button.
LARKIN s. BENNETT.
JAS. \. c. BOND.
MARI 1t Administrators
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DUBLIC SALE.
eS

DUBLIC SALE -
Just consigned To me thirty head NosA-
of fine Driving and Working Horses and
Colts from the State of Iowa. which will he
offered at Public Sale at nay Livery aud Sales
Stables, Westminster, on
SATURDAY AFTERNOON. MARCH 9th.
at I clock. Stock can be seen al my
stables ON and after Tuesday, March 9TH.
JACOB THOMSON.
mch2 u Agent for Bartholow Brothers.
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THE MARKETS

WESTMINSTER Markets
Wholesaia Prices by T. q, tumcs.
ErrB4y MarrA = $3.50
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) boring oasiii,o,. sf Ca.raH C,sa,fa Norisgs
Bask OF Jaiant",rH. al a"s. 81 business.
Hin.h Id 1873.
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The Saturday Review of February , con
tains the following causiie letter from Mr.. W.
II. Grenfell, an ex-governor Of the Bank OF
En,yland
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KEEP THE FIRES GOING.
Asinp,c Way to Prevent small Evil, from
Growing to Maturity.

Don't lot the fire so out Winter IL gone. to
be sntc but there are maay days Inspiring when
tho wInd' afo raw aud chill, aud tho house
would bc a yefltahlc tomb without ilru,
Keep NJ the vital llrr IN your body. Look ~,
for your digestion and tnkU prompt heed Of any
departure from state Of health A yngnbond
current OF air inny carry tho seeds Of pnDnmO.
MIA and bronchitis, but II has no tcrrOrS for n
system that has been fortified with Duiiy'S Pure
Malt whISGey This medicinal Etlmulant pro'
vents little cold, from becoming big ones. II Is
atomic aud appetizer, warming tho body through
and through. aud promoting healthy secretion
Of tho gastric fluids, Il keeps au, cold because
II cheeks undue waste, and Is Il general strength
encr.
Long experience has taught tho doctors tina.
tho colds 40 general In the uncertain spring
time arc best overcome By reliable s,imulaut
Duily's ruro Malt Whi,kcy Is In every thrifty
hou'eeCcpor's medicine chest With all tho
vigilance In the world, II Is next to impossible
to keep clear Of ld.prodncing agencies Dnfy's
pure Malt ayert' Nil danger. be sure, however,
that no druggist or grocer gives you something
called lust U good" Insist upon having tho
best, the genuine, tho only medicinal whaEey
In the Market
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COINED MONEY.
themselves beside the mayor. The Of.
licial turned to them and whispered
something. They nodded promptly.
IF will not detain you further, gentle
men," said the mayor to the scientists
"a thank you for your assistance. l
can only regret that the circumstances
make 1t unavailing."
The philosophers solemnly walked out
OF tho room, and maintained Stiffness
until the street was reached. There
they would have at once embarked in Il
heated discussion had not the police on
guard insisted on their immediate re.
puir beyond tho danger lines.
One OF the two men beside tho mayor
appended his name to Il check for one
hundrcd thousand dollars. His sigma.
.ure would have been honored for five
hundred times that SUN. The torpedo
would fall directly on his roof. The
other impressed stamp on the face OF
tho check and dashed quick serawl'
oyerit. The Chemical Bank OF New
York had now guaranteed its payment.
The mayor put it in his pocketbook with
sigh Of disappointment. and his Wis.
i,ors Withdrew.
The man called julius sat in the cap
;ain's room in the Thir!ieth Street
police station calmly smoking aud read
ing the latest extra evening newspaper
II the populace had known where he
was, he would probably have also list.
ened-thouch with equal imperturba.
bility-to the bowls OF raging mob in
the street outside. But that iniorma.
ton had been carefully withheld even
from the reporters, and consequently the
street, being within the danger district,
SO far from being tho scene OF m met
pient riot, was entirely deserted save by
the policemen on guard. Since his inter.
view with the superintendent, the police
had burned with modiaeral desire To
extract from Julius the knowledge which
he claimed to possess. by Tho prompt
intlction oil any reasonable variety OF
tortu-c. Carried away by the enthu.
siasm OF the moment. the police captain
in whose'care he was placed conceived
tho brilliant notion OF sending him, in
charge OF two staiwart pa.rolmen. to DO
kept directly undor the balloon rs i,
moved around. But the Designated
guardians promptly rebeled when Julius
pointed out to them that they would be
Just as liable to destruction as himself;
and as he declined OF his own voltion
TO repair to the threatened localities
alone, the captain reconsldered the pro.
lcct and locked him up until some loss
Objectionable plan could DO matured.
Julius was deep in lurd biography
OF himself (whorc he learned. for the
first time, that no was n Russian exile
OF anarchistic antecededcnts. and that
his personol appearance was truly ro-
presented by WORKOUT woodcut OF
Mr.. Chaunccy Dcpow, duly decorated
with bushy hair and struggling beard),
when tho captain entered the room,
snapped tho nippors around his wrists,
gave him his hat and told him to come
along. The captain was not communi.
cative, and Julius asked no questions,
so the pair proceeded in silence through
the deserted streets to the Forty-iourlh
street boarding house, mud up to the at.
tic room.
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THE MAYOR AND THE SCIENTISTS.
and were seen to replace in their peck.
cts sundry bulky manuscripts.
"I-ah-I-would suggest" said one
professor, rising ponderously and look.
ing over his spcctaclcs. that we cause
the safe door to be opened. and the VOL
tagn OF the generator therein determined,
and
"rho slightest attempt to open the
safe door will blow up torpedo with
in" read the mayor from the notice
over the safe.
Tho professor sat down abruptly.
"Mr. Mayor! Mr.. Mayorw suddenly
remarked small and somewha. jerky
individual. Let us construct another
balloon, let 1t slide up on the cable and
carry some ono who will remove the
dynamite.
".li the pitcher fastening is in any
wise tempered with. tho pitcher will
certainly fall. again read tho mayer,
in weary sort OF way. at the same
time, professor, II you will agree to 60
up and try
NO. Dir; no, sir; quito impossible;
life too valuable to the cause OF science.
No. sir"
The chorus OF coughs and poohs that
greeted this last remark ceased when n
third poraon rose and proposed to cut
the cable, the advantage OF which plan
no was about to argue when it was
pointed out that nothing would more
certainly break tho current and thus
causo tho dropping OF the torpedo.
Thon tho electricians got at it in
earnest. Ono wanted to mitch on n soc.
ond battery and reverse tho current, n
proceeding certain to disorganizo. tho
electromagnetic mechanism III tho bal
loon and release tho pitcher. Another
wanted to splice on n great length OF
cable, and let the balloon float ovor
aomo other place to do it's mischief; but
this, leaving out tho ethical question
involved, would, OF course, put in moro
resistance in tho path OF tho current,
and perhaps render it too weak to hold
up tho load. Another wanted to fire
bullets at tho pitcher, and Cause tho OK.
plosion in mid-nir, but 1t waa pointed
out that they would DO much moro
likely to hit tho balloon and lot tho ras
out.
III did not ask your attendance, gon.
tlemon, snld tho mayor somewhat nar-
custically, ito devise means for drop-
ping that torpedo. Tho balloon will do
that Of itself tho started as no glancol
at his watch) in about five houra. ES.
pertinent Ia out Of tho question. We
cannot risk failure. Can no ono aug.
COST any certain means of relief ?"
Tho aciontists breathrd heavily, bu.
said nothing. They could aoc tho bal.
loon--now rnddy with tho rolloctod rays
OF the setting uun-poiscd over tho grc0t
cathedral. Tho threatened storm had
passed over, leaving, however,. tho
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loLmhAt. 1850

Throughout tho city thorc wa, feel.
Ing OF hclplessnoss, not unmlxed with
evaporation. To SEQ that balloon up
tl,rc, piacidly swayins to and fro, to
know that within fOw hours il might,
release It's trishtiul burden, to feel the
uncertainty OF whore tho inevitable OK.
plo,ion would occur; beyond all, to
roalizo that ovory instnn. brought the
catastrophe nearer. was mnddcnins,
Where were all tho electricians and the
engineers aud tho chemists aud the In.
vcntors generally? Was II possible
that the much boosted national lingo.
nuity had recoiled, conquered aud hu.
INFLATED bctcrc such problem rs this?
So talked tho angry people In tho streets.
Meanwhile tho news OF the peril OF
tho metropolis had spread over the
country, and singular to say, its princi-
pal effect upon the suburban popula.
ton was q burning desire to witness the
big explosion, rs 1t could do them no
harm. Consequently, the PhIladel.
phians, and tho New llavoni,e., and
tho Albaniaus, besides tho jewellers in
other nearby towns, ilocked in great
cohorts into Now York. They camo In
on tho morning trains with their chill.
dren aud their lunch baskets. and
bivouacked in hordei in the uptown
streets, just outside the police Gordon
which now enclosed the circle awcpt by
the balloon. They pre.ompted the
stoops OF private residences. nto their
meals thereon, and rang tho door bells
At intervals TO demand ice water or the
loan OF cup OF milk. One man from
from New Jersoy brought some carpeu.
tors and tried to erect grand stand in
the neighborhood oil Central Park, but
he was mobbed by the neighborhood
before he had sold enough seats TO make
the enterprise remunerative. Another
person drove Il thriving business in SELL
lng,pieces OF smoked glass WHEREIN with
to look at the balloon, which the farmers
bought instinc.ively. The peripatetic
telescope man fairly coined money.
This had not gone on long, when
heavy rain clouds began TO gather in
the west, and then q new fear arose,
Would the storm hasten tho falling Of
tho dynamite? Suppose the balloon
should be struck by lightning!
Meanwhile the urgent appeals which
had been sent out by the mayor to nil
the scientific people had resulted in an
Imposing gathering OF professors in the
Forty-iourth street boarding house.
Each having answered the call under
tho implicit conviction that all the
others had been summoned for tho e1.
press purpose OF hearing his particular
views on the matter in hand. au air OF
reserved dignity and gratitied coude-
scension pervaded the company as it fol.
lowed his honor up the creaky stairs,
and into the attic room, where the safe
was located.
~ need not say to you. gentlemen"
said the mayor, tersely, why you are
here. You perceive the danger. Can
i, baAverted? Suggestions are in or
der-prompt and sharp, please.
No auswer was returned. although
several scientists looked disconnected
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wool.

London--At the wool auction to-day la.G!l
bales wofu offered, Oi which $500 were with.
drawn Tho offerings wpro almost wholly
inCfluOS mud wefO purchased chiefly by York.
shire. 'lhp continent was n llStloS huyer. The
American buying operated moderately taking
the bull, Of Cape Of GOOD Hope mud Satal wOoG,
Tho tendency was slender.
Following mn the EacS In detail:
New s0uih WheS-7,g ~ bales; secured GLtla
Is ID; gTcnSy a.Insd.
QuCCn,lalh.7Sj! bales: secured iOaliy:d:
greasy ajiAb4d
vIctntls1i'dlO bales; secured 6%dala lIid;
gTpnSv 5ADd
South An,tralIa-2237 bales; secured sdhls;
greasy iiSnSt,h.
SWIM lilyct-sos bales; gtoaSy 3L{AG!td.
I Now 2cnlnnd-sl bales: secured GLaslpl.
secured GdaIS l!,d:grcaSy GaGI.d.
Sow York-Wool firm
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breeze steady. Tho chances woro thcn
that the torpedo would do its fearful
work In tho iaircst portion OF tho mo.
tropolis. From this locality tho police,
now reinforced by the militia. had
driven tho people toward tho rivers.
Tho danger lines had boon drawn at
Fifty.ninth street and Mt Madison
square. Itwns d strange sIcht to rco
Fifth avenue, above Twen,y.third
strcot, deserted as tar as tho oyo could
roach, tho gently swaying globo being
tho only moving obje In tho long por.
spoctlvc. Outside the danger lines tho
people clustered OH tho housotops like
bees.
Tho scientists. still silent, looked at
the mayor with dismaycd faces. Tho
mayor gsimly looked back at tho scion.
tists.
And this 10 alp said tho mayor.
Several OF the younger sciontiats pres-
ent moved uneasily In their aeats. Ono
OF them wont to tho safe, passed his
hands helplossly over tho exterior.
sighed aud sat down. Another gazod
hxedly nt tho balloon. Another became
deeply interested in the surface OF the
twin cable.
Meanwhile there had come into the
room two other mon who had seated
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0t laG for lDt blcHChpd. and Homestead on tho
bnsls NJ 90 far l0a blehched. The new demand
was moro outlet all around. which Ia II natural
result 1f tho purchases OF March md April.
which leave agents generally provided with
lnfgr orders for the nGXt two month"; FLANNEL
aud WOODEN ,lrcW goods were looked after with
interest and SGln0 business resulted, Printing
cloths In demand n. l5.lGc bid Tor o. squares
aud no sales,
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
The Fontures OF tn, Money nnd Stock
MARKETS.,

NIhFuutt.
NEw YoRK, May Mooney on call easy at ~
per cent; last loan ~ per cent; closed at ~
per cent Prime mercantile paper 5,Sail: per
cent Sterling exchange easy at 81 s9}sai s9ii.
Silver certificates 6Sl.aGd5.c. The total sales OF
stocks to-day were 31i 40 shares.
spcenl alton was active throughout aud with
the exception OF two brief periods between Il
aud O'Clock. and around delivery hour. tho
market was trong aud Prices moved upward
Tue SuEhr clique made ielnt OF selling out
shortly niler O'Clock. but their offerings were
absorbed so rapidly that they had 10 change
thclr tactics and the stock rose 10 iiais, the
highest point touched III tho present boom.
Plllinan opened al MI advance OF | per cent,
made M additional gain Of per cent 10 III.
closing nj the top figures. THIS stock sold down
10 Isl On January ;, nt this year. which mEEeS
the advance 10 date y per cent, exclusive Of the
per cent dividend now payable. The entire
market closed strong. Delaware & Hudson,
Southern preferred, Flint & Perc Marquette pre-.
icrrrd, Louisville & New Albany preferred. Pa.
ellie Nail, Tobacco mud Indiana, Illinois Il lowu,
! per cent; New Jersey Central. ~. baltimore
4 ohio. Chicago Gas, Leather preferred and
MinncSotaS St Louis. ~; Southern PdcIhc..lls
RnbOet li.; Tennessee Coal and Leather com.
mon. ~: Cotton oil, = and Pullman per cent
Tho bond market generally ruled active and
strong. but there were a few issues which were
lncllucd 10 heaviussA The total sales were 81.
sgI 900
Government bonds steady
state bonds dull
Railroad bonds dull
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OH Clty-0pened ut 81 N; highest 81 As; lowest
sl69. cloled at 81 -; sales 300 barrels; ship.
mont0.iIS barrels. runs $500 barrels.
Now York-Petroleum weak closed offered at
81 3d.
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uSaH Pennsylvania Stations.
VEEDnnSyIVdnid LINES.
W. Trains Run BY Central Time.

TICKET OFFICES At pfGSsrLvASIA STATION oA
WArERST.. fuor of ELEVENTH ST, WHEELING,
AT MCLuuE House, WHEELING, AND AT tux
rESSsrLyASIA STATION. rnIDGEroRr.
SOUTHWEST SyErrN-"HAS II,SnLE ROUTE"
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Wheeling Bridge & Terminal Ry.
c, .. BREWSTER Receiver.
Time Table No l3. to take leo. l.:)l 4. IN,
Sunday November 10 lS1i

Time Table No Is. to take Tcc. l.)l 4, IN,
Sunday, November 10 lSol
Leave Wheeling t9:b, GIl:;oa. M, t,:sl,
sS:l5, ti:S1, 300 y. M
Leave Pcniusula-ts;odt9 :5l. lll:i6a m..t2:A
sS:.l. ti:S6. 1906 p. III. fg
Leave Martins Ferry-ts:1. 1857, lll:,,a IN,
1913, PJ:97 tI:i., t9:ls.
Arrive Terminal Junc,lon-iS:l7. tl0:uj, ill:j;
A. M, tI:iS, "J:a, tt:46, i9;lS y. NJ.
Leave Terminal Juncliou-ti:2t. io:ol, q IN,
sl!:IO a. H.. sJ:o9. ti:0j. tS:li, tS:l5 p. III.
Leave Martins FSrry-t7:22S, 1901 Am, 'll:b.
sI:O5, tl:lO, tj:iy. tS:b. y, IN.
leave rouinSnla ia.lia NJ, "ls;5l. ei:lL
ts:lT, HISS. tS:hs j. IN.
u:iT. ti:S, i:il, t9:i6p m.
sDnily, tDaily except Sunday. lSnndayi only.
hlltralns will run on Eastern Time.
J.E TAUSSlG, superintendent Z
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l)ry <,,,O,ly,

Now rorh-ASGnts have advanced Omega
&C, A. mud NNS ticking, 40 each; Alphn mill
lancy satin and blue aud white feelings &c
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IL Book. Job. Newspaper and Pos
tor Printing done NJ Reasonable Rates nj tho
lSrELIiGrSCER jon pElSrlSG OffICE Modern
and Rapid Presses. New Typo mud Designs
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD CO.
SOUTH BOUND

mad after Monday, December Il. 1891 Pas.
scncer Trains will run as follows: SDailT.
tpaily Exccpt sunday. Central time
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Wheeling & Elm Grove Railroad.
On aud after Saturday. February .. 1896, trains
will run as follows, city time:
LEAVE wilEEiISG LEAVE ELM GROVE.
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All Trains daily. except Sunday. -
". q. GABRIEL. General Passenger Agent.
". r. WOODFORD. General Manager.
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ChicnEo-whcat opened strong and closed
weak today. Demand for the cash article was
wanting. Handlers Of cash grain here reported
no sales, and New York wired that there was no
inquiry for either wheat or corn. Wheat. com.
pared with yesterdays closing price. Is NC lower;
corn &c lower aud oats &c lower. Provisions
were independently Arm, and made modcta,c
gains in PRICES
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1895-06-22

Devils Lake News: Laws prohibiting
the sale Of intoxicating liquors are in
force in three States in which the editor
of this paper has lived. In no one Of
these--kanzas, Iowa and North Dakota
is the law enforced. 1t was not meant to
be. The p%rohibitory laws were enacted
ut the instance of the kind Of people WHO
say in a loud voice: Lord I thank thee
that / am not as other men are" and then
sneak into q back door, take q drink and
sneak out. The use of intoxicants may
not be a good thing, but all are sure that
hypocrisy is not. The prohibition laws in
Kansas were followed by a real estate
boom, and most of the boomers had on
their circulars and in their adds a line,
Bring your children up in a state where
there are ne saloons" After penning
this or some similar appeal, they would
rush to the nearest saloon and get some
more liquid inspiration. One OF the
prominent newspaper advocates of pro
hibition-a man with a national reputa-
ton as q worker for the cause-had his
sellar robbed one day Of 5000 worth OF
fine wines and liquors. He was merely
keeping them 90 that they would not be
used-by any n else. In Iowa they
have open saloons. Here in North Da-
kota tho law is not enforced. Why not
repeal it, What good is it? Docs It
make any difference in the amount of
liquor consumed?
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MORTGAGE SALE.

WHEREAS default has been made in the co n
ditions Of a mortgage dated March ~. 1850
made by Mary Goldstone and David .Gioldst0ne,
her husband, lnortgayors 10 the Bank Of Nlnot.
% Minott. DIT; mortgacors, mortgAglng With
Thirty, Townshtpt,ne Hundred and Forty-Four.
North. RANGE Eighty.one, West; in Mclean
was assigned by said mortgage to The Phoenix
Insurance Company Of North Dakota. and ~
gage and assignments having been recorded in
shice Of the register q dcsdsi In said county There
Of said mortgage, the sum Of $G0l, and taxes.
And no actions or proceedings At law or other
wise having been had to collect said mortgage
and debt. or any part thereof.
Therefore, notice is hereby given that the.said
mortgage will be toreclossd by a snle ct auction
1t the front door Of the Register 1T Deeds Office
1t Washhurn, Mclean County, n. D.. on the
22d day Of June, 1896, at 2 O'Clock, p. III.
Dated April 18th, 1886.
d. N. MAcKwELDER, Assignee.
JOHN W. MATNER, Atty, for Assignee,
Devils Lake, N. ID.
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SALE,

Default having been made in u mortgage exc
cuted by by. llyinen Golstein and Jennie F.
t;oi lstsin, his wife, to The Mortgage Bank ant
Investment company, dated August J.. 1889, ant
recorded in the office Of Register Of Deeds pl
Mclean county. n. d., on August 10, 1859, at
A. M. in book of Mortgages, on
Page 4s7. IN the Northeast Quarter Of Section
Ten, In Tow ,ship One Hundred FOrty-Tllree
North, Of Range, Eighty, West, and no action III
Or otherwise having been taken to collect
the debt hereby secured, now due, and secured
by said mortgage, S725.76.
The said mortgage was duly assigned by ar
thereof, duly executed and deliv
srea by the said Tn. Mortgage Bank and Invest
ment company, to W. +. Webb, dated Sept. J
leeds. In Book A of Mortgages, On Page 4sl
Said mortgage will be f0reclOsed and salt
premises sold to the highest bidder for cash, u,
the front door Of the court house in WaYhburn
Mclean county. North Dakota, on Saturday
August. 9, 1886, at 2 O'clock, +. NJ, to satisfy sale
debt and taxen
Dated June 10, 1895.
W. X. WEBB, Assignee OF mortgage
II. G. M%ACHEM,
Attorney, Cando, N. ID.
.In1vlK
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Edgeley Mail Dan Murphy was bound
over in the sum of 81 900 to appear at
the next term Of the district court o n
swer to q charge of forgery. 7. Mitchell.
of Verona. before Justice Wheeler was
also bound over for a like offence in the
sum of $500.
We are sorry that Dan Murphy who ie
veil known in this County. mas got him
self in trouble again. Dan was boss
farmer under his brother at the Fort
Berthold Indian Agency until Inspector
Sisney of the Indian Office begun to in
speet affairs there when it was found con-
>snient for Daniel to hastily skip the
Reservation.