JEFE DAYIS DEAD. EPITOME OF NEWS. Buena Vista. The war over, he was appointed, New Ulm Review. dead after HrinjjseveralflholJB from a revolver at them. Shannon and Trimble, about midnight, in August, 1847, to fill an unexpired aroused-Justice Hammond and gave term in the senate ot the "United themselves up, claiming the shooting of States, and in 1848 he was elected senator NEW ULM, MINN. Duggeon was in self-defense. The murdered BRANDT & WEDDENDOKF, Publishers. A Choice Collection of The $reat Confederate Chieftain the for a full term. In 1850 he was re-elected. MANUFACTURER OF man was thirty years old and had been married In September, 1851, his famous contest with one year. Trimble was just released FINE CIGARS. Passes Away at New Latest News Greatly NEW ULM, Henry S. Foote for the governorship of MINNESOTA^ from the penitentiary, having, served a term for attempted nrarder. Mississippi occurrred. He was beaten by Orleans. Condensed. 999 votes, but he gained largely on his TH© Prates and XFtes of Golerado FOREIGN FLASHES. ticket, for, two months before, the "Unionists" It is reported that the Jesuits will be expelled are preparing for a fight on account had carried the state by a majority of Sketch of His Life and Some from Brazil and that their expulsion 7,500. of the altercation over the ownership WASHINGTON. KiT'Special brands made to order. will be followed by the sale of their houses The Northwestern association is organized Striking Incidents in President Pierce appointed Davis secretary of blanket, during which Old Hatch, and lands. of war, which position he held from 1853 to in Washington, comprising the senators and An English syndicate has purchase for His Career. the chief of the Piutes, and Cowboy 1S57. He proved himself an able administrator representatives of ten states. $2,000,000 all the coal mines, nine in number, and introduced many reforms into »WM. FRANK. and his 17-yearold son were killed. O N E N I N The navy department is informed that the on the line of the Hannibal & St. Joseph the army. I was he who introduced the Cottonwood Mills. South Atlantic squadron has arrived at Kiode road in Macon county, Mo. Mime ball and rifled muskets and pistols. Janeiro. NEW OELEANS, Special—At 12.45 o'clock AH the men of the thirty-five coTleries at He revised the army regulations, strengthened this morning Jefferson Davis, ex-president Assistant Attorney General Shields, of the DURTITO -a somnambulisticfita farm Essen, Germany have resolved to strike. The the frontier and sea coast defenses, of the Confederate states, died at the residence interior department has given the secretary government demands authority and an appropriation hand near Eaeton hitched up a team and was the first to introduce of the interior an opinion as to the effect of of his life-long friend, J. TJ, Payne. to make an addition of 1,000 the system of explorations in the and plowed a field and then went the seventeenth section oi the act admitting Custom grinding solicited. Will From the beginning of his fatal illness Mr. '4 men to the police force. western part of the continent for the new states, whichrefers to the act of 1841 Davis had insisted that his case was nearly grind wheat for (one eigth) or exchange back to bed again, Farmers of the The action brought by Mrs. John W. geographical purposes and for determining (the original pre-emption act), and repeals or quite hopeless, though the dread 84 S)S. flour, 5 lbs. shorts and 8 Mackay in London against the ^proprietors vicinity are looking for more farm the same as to the new states. He holds the best route for a railway to the Pacific pain or fear of death never appeared of the Manchester Examiner for libel in that taking the whole section together, the coast. On retiring, he was re-elected to the fis. bran for one bushel of wheat. Flon* hands affected in the same way. to take the slightest hold upon his spirits, publishing: an article charging that prior to intent was not to repeal the pre-emption senate, where he soon made his mark as the and feed sold at low rates and delivered her marriage to Mr. Mackay Mrs. Mackay which were brave and even buoyant from laws, hut to make a grant of lands in lieu of leader of the Southern wing of the Democratic was a washerwoman in Nevada was settled the beginning of his attack. In vain did the eight section of the act of 1841, generally A New Ulm free of expense. party. He was a candidate for the by the defendants apologizingto the plaintiff THE reply of the governor of North known as the internal improvement grant, the doctors strive to impress upon him that presidency in the Democratic convention for publication of the article complained of ft- and to repeal that section as to the new his health, -was improving. He steadily insisted FRANK & BENTZIN. Carolina to the speech of Jeff. Davis which met in I860, and after the election of and paying the costs of the action. The states that the act of 1841 was carried into that there was no improvement, but derendants Abraham Lincoln he identified himself also agreed to pay a certain sum at the Fa,yetteville Centennial, when the revised Statutes and repealed in 1875 with Christian resignation he was content with the Southern movement which resulted of money to some charitable institution to AUG. QUEJMSE, that if congress had intended to repeal the Jeff, tried to show that secession was be elected by Mrs. Mackay. to accept whatever providence had in store in the war of secession. pre-emption laws jt could have done so by repealing for him. Only once did he waver in his constitutional, was to the point. the sections of the Revised Statutes belief that his case showed no improvement, It is needless to go into the history of the appertaining thereto, or by apt words so declaring, MISCELLANEOUS. The governor called for three cheers and that was at an early hour yesterday war which followed. Jefferson Davis became and not by a repeal of the old act of Negotiations are in progress between Gov. HARNESS MAKER for the United States. the president of the Confederacy, for 1841 and that the pre emptionlaws so contained morning, when lie playfully remarked to Larrabee, of Iowa, and the railway companies in the revised Statutes, except as to which his military training, as well as his Mr. Payne: "I am afraid that I shall be of the state by which it is proposed —and Dealer in— the internal improvement grants, are still in political prominence, seemed to have fitted that the railroads, accepting the Iowa commissioners' compelled to agree with the doctors for Whips, Collars, and all other force in the new states. COUNT CHABDONET'S invention of schedule as compensatory, will him above any of his Southern associates. once and admit that I am a little better." Without showing any great genius, it must articles usually kept dismiss their injunction proceeding against artificial silk, made irom cellulose, MISLEADING SYMPTOMS. the commissioners in the federal courts, and be conceded that he displayed more than in a first-tdass harness All day long the favorable symptoms received a gold medalat the Paris exposition. CASUALTIES. that the state will dismiss the fifty penalty average ability. The contest was kept up continued, and late in the afternoon, as late shop. The material, while indistinguishable In a ran&way accident in Portland, Or., the suits against the roads begun by Attorney for four years, and the South had as 4 o'elock, Mrs. Davis sent such a cheering wife of Judge Senaca Smith was instantly General Baker, by dnection of Gov.Larrabee, its share of victory as well as New harnesses made to order and re from real silk, and message to Mrs. Stamps and Mr. and killed and Mrs. James Roach fatally injured. in Polkand Scott counties. of defeat. The North had every pairing promptly attended to. Mrs. Farrar that they decided for the produced at quarter of the cost, is The steamship Idaho, which ran on Ice advantage. It controlled the sea, it had The farmers' alliance and the Farmers' and first time since Mr. Davis has been NEW MLM, MINN rocks near Port Townsend, Wash., several Laborers' union, now in convention in St. numbers, wealth and workshops. The dangerous!/ inflammable. taken ill to attend the French opera. days ago, is a total loss. The cargo was Louis' have decided upon a confederation. South was at a disadvantage, except in the Committees from the two associations held At 6 o'clock last evening, without any assignable valued at nearly $300,000. extent of the country and the difficulty of H.FRENZEL a secred meeting at which the idea of consolidating cause, Mr. Davis was seized with a penetrating it, owing to the absence of John Madler and his wifa and child were BHIG. GEN. BENET, chief of ordnance, was discussed at length. There were roads. Had Jefferson Davis possessed any burned to death at Kingston, Ont. Their tells the secretary of war no dissenting voices when the question was exceptional military capacity he could have home took fire and while they were trying to put to a vote whether alliance would consolidate that there is need ot smokeless powder, extinguish tne flames their means of escape entered Washington after the first battle Manufacturer of with the Farmers' and Laborers' was cut off. union on certain conditions. The conditions of Bull Run. So long as the armies were to keep pace w^th the nations SODA WATER, weietheaproval of the steps taken by the led and officered by lawyers and politicians, The boiler of Calhoun's cotton gin at Colfax abroad, but that all attempts thus delegates of the two alliances, and ratification the war miscarried on both sides. In ancient on the Meridith plantation in Lousiana ofthe compact by two-thirds of the states SELTZER WATER .far to manufacture it have been times the orators and rulers were exploded, killing six men and two women represented by the alliances. Mr. Powderiy, trained to arms and gained distinction in and injuring many others—all negroes. A ibortive. on invitation oi the farmers' alliance, visited the field as well as in the forum. But it is a and part of the boiler was blown sixty feet. their headquarters and for a half-hour held a notable circumstance that neither in the levee. The expression of the delegates about EminPasua has met with a probably fatal Northern nor Southern armies did any lawyer the hotel corridors is that the visit of the Champagne Cider. NEW TOEK ranks first in value of accident. Being near-sighted, he walked out Knights of Labor committee at this time or politician achieve a success in active of a window by mistake and fell on his' head, lanufactures, soap, printing and will be productive of good results While the field operations. When the contest closed fracturing his skull. He now lies at Bagamoyo opinion is general that an amalgamation of almost every distinguished general on either publishing, hops, hay, potatoes, in a critical condition. Allthe doctors, Centre Street. New Ulm, Minn the tillers and toilers is not looked on as a side was found to have been a. graduate of except Stanley's physician, declare that consummation that will be reached now or buckwheat and milch cows. Massachusetts West point. Empire Mill Co. E mi n's injuries will prove fatal. Stanley's this year. ranks first in cotton, woolen physician is hopeful of Emin's life, but, under and worsted goods, and in cod the most favorable circumstances, the The life of Jefferson Davis since the war Long and Short Terms".*" patient cannot be moved for at least ths is soon told. He was captured by Gen J. and mackeral fisheries. Vermont ROLLER MILL. The United States senate had a lottery of next ten days. A later dispatch from Bagamoyo H. Wilson and conveyed to Fortress Monroe, greater proportions than has ever been witnessed ranks fourth in copper, first in slate says that Emin misjudged the height where he was confined for two years. in that body in the history of the ot a balcony parapet, overbalanced himself, «and marble and sheep. country. Six senators from threenew states In 1867 he was admitted to bail, Horace and fell a distance of twenty feet. When 24 Rollers and 4 Burrs. drew for order of admission into the union Greeley, among others, being one of his found his right eye was closed and blood was and for terms under a complicated resolution bondsmen. He visited Europe in 1868, and issuing from his ears. His body is terribly introduced by Senator Hoar, which he said in December of that year a nolle prosequi I IGNATIUS DONNELLY is said to be a bruised. We take pleasure in informing th» was in conformity with the resolution of, was entered in his case and he was discharged. disappointed man. He had confidently May, 1789, and the constitution. Mr. Cullom Dublic that we are now ready for bus* He was also included in the presented Mr. Pierce's credentials and ness. The best machinery and all the expected that the world would accept general amnesty of Dec. 25, 1868. The /£F££f^SON D/\Vl5 escorted him to Vice President Morton's DOINGS O TH E WICKED. latest improvements in the manufacture conduct of the American people toward his Baconian cipher at once and desk and Mr. Washburn did the same Cashier Perrin, accused of the Hurley bank Davis and the leading Confederates is the courtesy for Mr. Casey. I took but a of flour enable us to compete witib shower upon its discoverer the wealth robbery, is rearrested in civil proceedings minute to repeat the oath and then Mr. Morton most creditable chapter in its history. The ihe best mills in the country. tongestive chill which seemed to absolutely brought by the express company. turned to one side of his desk and gave a and fame he longed for. But instead triumph of the North was not followed by crush the vitality out of his already enfeebled We are constantly buying hand to each of the senators. Senator Cullom any unnecessary cruelty, such as marked R. P. Halliday, the man who wrecked the body. So weak was he that the violence Wheat, oF taking Donnelly seriously the presented a memorial from North Dakota the conduct of fhe French government National bank of Mount Gilead Ohio, pleaded of the assault soon subsided for endorsing Senator Pierce forthelongterm. Mye, world is inclined to look upon him as a*fter the suppression of the commune. A, guilty of embezzlement, and was sentenced Senator Sherman smiled when it was read. lack of vitality upon which to prey. Corn, to seven years in the penitemtary. good deal was said during the Avar about a brilliant humorist. Mr. Hoar hinted that the legislature had From that moment to the moment of his 0»ts9 "hanging Jeff Davis on a sour apple tree," nothing to say about it. Mr. Gorman agreed The wife of a member of the Ottawa civil death the history of his case was that of a but he was left alone and allowed to write with him und cited a similar instance Buckwheat, service commission, Mrs. Colin Campbell, has gradual sinking. At 7 o'clock Mrs. Davis when Minnesota's first senators his life and history without molestation. He ON the 4th of last July Nathaniel eloped with Fred O'Connor, a well known &c, &c» administered some medicine, but the expresident came in. and when the legislative lived on an island in the Gulf of Mexico not man about town. Green and wife, one of the oldest couple declined to receive the whole indorsement did not count. At the Highest Market Prices* far from Mobile, and occupied the mansion Bev. William Pettit was arrested at Columbus, The matter was settled by action which dose. She urged upon him the necessity in Fulton County, Ga.,held a family bequeathed him by a lady who thought the Ohio, charged with poisoning his wife calleed for the drawing the old way without of taking the remainder, but putting it aside ex-Confederate chief should not spend his We Bell all kinds of reunion at their home, a few miles regard to the North Dakota legislature. while living at Shawneetown, Ind.' Pettit is with the gentlest of gestures he whispered: old age in poverty. Nothing can be said FLOVR, the grand prelate ofthe Indiana commandery, "Pray excuse me." These were north of Atlanta. There were present The draw was first for order of precedence against the moral character or personal Knights Templar. SHORTS, by stateB, and Senator Allen, Casey and habits of Jefferson Davis. He was not a 162 of their children and grandchildren. HIS I/AST WORDS. William Jackson, a chopper in a tie camp Moody, for the three states, drew slips of Gradually lie grew weaker and weaker, but man to inspire a widespread affection. He The table at which they ate dinner paper from a ballot box. Allen got No. 1. Bear Bolton, Mo., had a fight with John never for an instant seemed to lose consciousness. was cold in temperament and austere in his AT LOW RATES. so Washington is the thirty-ninth state. Ryder, the camp cook. Each man was armed was fifty feet long. Since the 4th manners, but, on the whole, bore himself Lying peacefully upon his bed, Moody got No 2, giving South Dakota with an axe, and the fight continued until with dignity after his retirement from the if of July there have been nine births in fortieth place, and Casey's luck gave North and without a trace of pain in his look, he both were fatally wounded. Special Attention given to Dakota forty-firer place. That leaves Montana public scene. remained for hours silently clasping and tenderly the family, which makes the total Oixstoin "Worls. Several bo,v sin Chicago stole several bottles for baby state. Washington was accordingly caressing his wife's hand with undaunted of whisky and drank freely, from the effects the first to Bettle on the 171. spirit he awaited the enfl. J£,To show the spirit of the man at the excited of which one of them, John Mahoney, length of terms, and there were slips of pa From the moment of the dread assault of per representing a tour and two-year term and exciting period following his died a iew hours later. Several others are in An extra stone for giinding feed. the congestive chill those gathered around put in the box. Allen drew first and got withdrawal from the United States senate, a critical condition and may die. Steam Cornsheller. the four-year term, leaving Squire wifh but his bedside who had been watching and we can do no better than to reproduce a THERE are 315 ways of changing a Recently a mob attacked the China inland two years to serve his state. South Dakota noting with painful interest every change speech by Davis at Chattanooga, Tenn., on Wood taken for cash or in exchange quarter of a dollar. The pieces used and Methodist Episcopal missions at KauKang came next, with a chance at a two, a four of symptom for the past month knew well his way from Washington to Mississippi and destroyed both chapels and an and a six-year term. Pettigrew alwaj had ^mptte JVIill Co. are the 20-cent piece, 10-cent piece, on the night of Jan. 22, 1861. "The betthat the dread messenger -n as even at great luck in the draw. "1,11 opium refuge and stoned the officials who attempted South," he said, "has had a great five-cent piece, three-cent piece, twocent the door. About 10'30 o'clock Associate on him for the six-year teim," to interfere. QA&K PURCHASES wiong imposed upon it by the election of said a South Dakota man in the gallery. Justice Fenner went to the French opera piece and the one-cent piece. R. L. Hendrix and Edward Mills, correspondents He would have won his bet, for Pettigrew Abraham Lincoln, an Illinois rail-splitter, house to call to Mr. Davis' bedside Mr. and and CHEAP SALES. of out-of-town newspapers, were To make all these changes without drew the six-year Blip. Judge Moody sot to the presidency of the United States Our Mrs. Farrar and Mrs. Stamps. As soon as arrested in Buffalo, N Y., on an indictment No 3, and so has only a two-year term. only resource is to secede from the Union, JEL A N S E N the message reached them they hurried to using the same coin twice would require charging them with blackmading the family North Dakota also had a chance in the three and establish a government for''ourselves." the bedside of the dying ex-president. By of 'Judge Loran T. Lewis. classes, but no six- year term was in the box 1233 one-cent pieces, 614 twos, Calling on the people of Tennessee to go for them. Casey got a iour-year term anH 11.30 o'clock there were assembled in the Contractor and Builder. Robest Johnson, the negeo whohasbeen with the South, he pledged them that he 378 threes, 184 fives, 59 tens and Pierce a two-year term. With this distribution death chamber Mrs. Davis, Doctors Chaille in jail at St Cloud, Minn., for the past five only wanted their strength and influence, Montana will have a chance for a sixyear 9 twenties, making 2584 pieces, and Bickham, Associate Justice and Mrs months, charged with highwav robbery and that the cotton states would term whenever two senators from that Fenner, Miss Nanme Smith, grand niece of grand larceny, was adjudged insane and taken worth $53.75. state are elected. pay the debt of the war. and that Special attention given to mason the dying ex-president, and Mr. and Mrs. to the asylum at St. Peter. His alleged companion Tennessee would not have a dollar E. H. Farrar. Finding that Mr Davis was in crime, Earl Goddard, will be tried. work in the city and country. to pay. Telling us that Mr. Buchanan was TH E MARKETS. BREATHING SOMEWHAT HEAVILY Judge Alexander Laidlaw of Oakland, Cal., powerless, and could not protect us, that A MICHIGAN exchange gives this New Ulm. Minn. as he lay upon his back, the doctors assisted we must unite the South in a solid body, who recently caused a scandal by appearing advice: "If a gray haired woman o* The Current Prices in ^he more Prominent him to turn upon his right side. march on their cities and lay them in ashes, The North Star Lung and Throat Balaam in public in an intoxicated condition, apologized 50 in moderately respectable attire Markets. With his cheek resting upon his right from the bench condemned himself severely, for in that consisted their wealth and is a sure cure for coughs and colds. hand like a sleeping infant, and with his and imposed upon-himself a fine of strength, and that the way to touch a Yankee's is put oft the cars in your town because NEW YORK. left hand drooping across his chest, he lay soul was to strike his purse. The $50, which he paid over to the bailiff. she can't pay her fare any farther Whea-t-No 2 red, 84%@85c elevatoi, for some fifteen minutes breathing South had the material—cotton was At Newton. L. I., a paint mill was burned. HDEMKE & SHAPBKAHM, 86%@86%c No. 3 red. 75c No. 1 hard if she almost immediately revives softly but faintly. More and more king. France and old England, he Next day in the ground beneath ,was found 96%c No. 1 Northern 92%c. Rye Western, feeble became his respirations till they said, could not do without it, and a telegram urging her to come moonshiners' nest. In the vats were 2,000 gallows 55@55%c Barley, Western, 50@65c corn, passed into silence and then the watchers would be forced to side with the South mash, and it has been running ten years. No 2 42@42y4c Oats, No. 2 white, 30@30%c Carpenters, home on the next train because her knew that the father of the confederacy had to keep their factories in operation and Mixed Western, 27@29Mc Eggs, Warrants are out for three men, one of them Western 28c. Butter, Elgin 28@28%c. passed away. Despite the fact that the end their people from starving. That the spindles husband is dying, and if she tearfully being a justice of the peace. Builders and Contractors. Western dairy, 9@18c do. creamery, 18@27c had come slowly and peacefully, and after ot New England would rust for want of and desperately, in a plenty loud The further the investigation into the affairs cotton—that the South had the wealth, she had been face to face for hours with ofW. H. Furstman, the defaulting broker Nh W ULM, MINN. voice, announces that she is going strength and the power—in reality the life CHICAGO. the dread reality, the blow fell with crushing and money lender, agent of Hudson, Burr Cash quotations were ns follows: Flour force upon the afflicted widow. It is of the goverrment. Calling on the Tenne&seeans to walk home 100 miles, you let her & Co., of Bloomington 111., proceeds,theworse Designs and plans made to order and dull and unchanged, No. 2 spring wheet, 80c believed that the foundation of the ex-president's to go with the South in this it looks. The work ol checking up the loans estimates on all work furnished and walk. She and her confederate, who No. 3 spring wheat. 65@66c, No. 2 red, 80c struggle, he eulogized thein for their last illness was malaria complicated made by the absconder is nearly completed, contracts faithfully executed. No. 2 corn, 31%@34c No 2 oats, 20%@20y2c courage, boasted of their deeds of daring sends the telegram, have worked the with acute bronchitis. Careful nursing and and the defalcation is already $ 143,000, with No. 2 rye 44c No 2 barley, 58c No 1 on the fields of Mexico, saying that he skilled medical attention had mastered the some transactions yet to hear from. Hudson, dying husband racket in half a dozen flax seed, $1.33% primetimothy seed, $1.20. knew full well the meaning of the click of Burr & Co., a few days ago offered a reward latter. But it is supposed that the congestive AND Butter, fancy creamery 2(i@27c fine, 20@22c. THE CHICAGO Michigan towns at a net profit, it their trusty rifle. In ties, associations, interest of $1,000 for the arrest of Furstman, finest, dairy 21@24c fine 15@19c chill, which was the immediate and institutions Tennessee was and have scattered bis portraits far and near. Eggs, 23@24c. is figured, of $15 a day." cause of death, was attributable to a return So far not a single trace has been dsicovered. directly interested and ought to go with the of the malaria. After death the face of the MINNEAPOLIS. South. He felt satisfied, he said, that her Harry Carlton, alias "Happy Harry," the Wheat, No. 1 hard, 79c No. 1 northern, deceased, though looking slightly emaciated, people would not prove recreant to their 77%@78c, No 2 northern. 73@75c Flour, The annual convention of the National murderer of Policeman Brennan, was hanged showed no trace of' suffering, more ESTERN trust. When the time came she would lock Patents in sacks to local dealers, $4.60(5)4.80, at the tombs prison, New York. The procession nearly resembling that of a peaceful sleeper Education association and of patents to ship, sack, car lots, $4.50@4 shields with her sister states and to the gallows started at 7*29 o'plock. "than of the dead. 60, in barrels, ?4.70@4.80 delivered at meet the vandal foe. As for the Council of Education will be heM Following the hangman came Sheriff Flank New England pointe,$5 40@5.50 New York himself, in the language of the and Uudersheriff Sexton. Then came Carlton. HIS LIFE. at St. Paul, July 4 to 11, 1890. points, $5.30@5.40 delivered at Philadelphia great patriot, he would say, "Give me liberty, He looked pale, but maintained that Jefferson Davis was born on June 3,1808, RAILWAY. and Baltimore, $5.25@5,35 bakers' here, There will probably be about 20,000 Bteady nerve which he all along displayed. or give me death." 'The election of in Todd county, Kentucky. He was educated $3.25 superfine, $1.70@2.25 red dog, OYER 7,000 MILES Abraham Lincoln and the party sustaining When near the gallows the sheriff aud undersheriff teachers present at the convention, sacks, $1.10@1.25 red dog, barrels, $1.35@1.50. at Transylvania college, Kentucky, stepped to one side and Atkinson at him was equivalent to a direct war upon Corn, No. 3 yellow, new, 28c Oats, and was appointed by Prfe&ident Monroe a and the western railroads have once adjusted the noose, pulled the black cap 2n@20%c. Barley Samples, 40@43c. feed, the South. Her peculiar institutions were Of steel track in Illinois, Iowa, Wisconsin, %3 cacbt in the military academy at West over Carlton's head, gave a signal and the 23@2oc. agreed to give half rates plus $2 membership no longer safe, and there was nothing left Michigan, Minnesota, Nebraska, Dakota Point, where he graduated in 1828. He was murderer of Policeman Brennan swung into but to faght. As for himself he preferred a and Wyoming, penetrates the Agricultural, ST. PAUL. *n5^ 1 fee to all who attend. The in the army seven years, and he fought the air. A few convulsive twitches and all i"' death before dishonor. Mining and Commercial Centres of the Prices on incoming trains only: WheatNo. against the Indians in the Black Hawk war was over. The execution was as near perfection eastern and southern roads will also Mr. Davis died as he had lived since the 1 hard, 78c, No. 1 Northern. 76s No. 2 WEST AND NORTHWEST. :, as sueh things can be. There was no of 1831-32, and against the Comanches and •war—an unrepentant rebel, and his political Northern, 72@73c. Corn—No. 3, 2 9@30c make special rates, while hotel accommodations evidence of bungling, and the sheriff expressed Pawnees in 1834. I 1835 he married a disabilities were never removed. In 1887 Oa*a—No. 2 mixed, 19c No. 2 white, 21 The Unrivaled Equipment of the Line at reasonable prices himself as satisfied. he pubiishod his history of the rebellion. 22c December, 21c January, 21%c May daughter of Zachary Taylor, then a embraces Sumptuous Oining Cars, Newl**4* Returne To Soon. 2 4 No. 3, 19@21c. Rve—No. 2, 33c colonel in the army and afterward If are to be prepared. The total exa* Wagner and Pullman Sleepers, Superb James Shannon and Elmer Trimble were MITCHELL, S. D., Special Telegram, Barley—No. 2. 45@50c No. 3, 35@45c president of the United States. day Coaches and 4 lodged jail at Sioux City, Iowa, for the —Fred and Anton ^Espenbach, two farmers ecutive committee at St. Paul is doing Ground Feed—$12.50. Corn Meal—Unbolted. Davis became a cotton planter in Mississippi murder of James Duggeon neartSloan. Bad FAST VESTIBULEDfRAINS living eighteen miles south of here, $12.50. Shorts—$7 75 all in its power to give the teachers and spent several years in study in order bood had existed between Shannon and Duggeon were blasting a large boulder. They lighted Bran, $6.75. Malt. 65@70. Hay, No. 1. tofithimself for public life. In 1845 he was the fuse and ran off a little way and waited for a year or more over property interests, upland. $7@8 No. 1, $6.50@7 timothy, Running directbetween Chicago, St. Paul a warm welcome to the southwest. for the explosion. There being none, they $8.50 Flax seed, No. 1, $1.27@127%. elected a representative to congress and took their farms adjoining. While Duggeon and Minneapolis, Council Bluffs and ±. *3£ The Hon. James H. Canfield Clover seed, $2.90@3. Timothy seed, $1® concluded the fuse had gone out and returned and wife were driving along the highway, a seat as a Democrat. He soon distinguished Omaha, connecting for Portland, Denver,^ 1.20 Ears, tresh, $6@6.30 held, $5.70@6. to the boulder, got on it and were Shannon and Trimble emerged from the himself as a speaker on military affairs, as of Lawrence, Kas., is president of San Francisco and all Pacific Coast Points.' Flour, Patents. $4.75@o straight, $4*25® on the point e»f digging out the charge ONLY LINETO THE BUCK HILLS roadside, and with an oath Shannon leveled well as upon miscellaneous topics. He 4 50 bakers', $3,25^3.50 rye, f2.754@fe.20: &£. the associatian. Complete informa_tion when it exploded, blowing a hole in Anton's a shotgun at Duprgeon and fired the charge, •served under his father-in-law in the Mexi«aa Imckwheat, $4.75 @5 Bnrter. Creameries skull from which he died and putting regarding the convention can striking Duggeon in the breast. Trimble war as colonel of the Mississippi volunteers. held at 15@18e fire*. 20@24e- «ttra dimy, out one of Fred's eyes and so badly injuring For Tickets, Bate«, Maps, TimeTables and fall fired a revolver at Mrs. Duggeon, but missed 15@18c: medium, 10@l5c roll and print, He participated in the storming of the other that if he recovers he will be be obtained from Mr. S. Sherin at St. information, apply to any Ticket AK6BC or adtress her. The assassins then ran, and Duggeon fresh, 17%@18c: old. 8@12c packing ^tock. M3oterey«ndwonlistinctioninthebattleof the Oen'l Passenger Agent, Chicago, in. bBnd- Mr'* Paul. J. H. WSITMA1T, B.C.TOCXSB. B. P. WILBOJJ, followed them about sixty yards and fell 6%@8%q grease, 3€&oc amoralXasagK. Tn&sXauger. OealSau. AgL