il v^g^*,* ,iaam A-^ v^-*' NEWULM REVIEW, WEDNESfi^Y^ 9& CHEAP CHARLEY, 1$** 3fltm jtWiew- twebre guilty savages as good as accomplished, The State Firemen's Association THE MARKETS. hotels, and in every place of business. MINNESOTA NEWS. although as Vet only one had been NEW YORK, December 19. Flour meets at Hastings on Tuesday. Jan. It would be an easy thing to .il- :fer J&L brought in. ,WWt Wheat Extra, t6.25@6.fe WheatNo. 13th. raise regiments of old soldiers who THE Captain of the schooner Laura In Mankato good grades of pork war, who 2, Chicago Spring, 1.4v@l.42 No. 2 late7 participated in the 2TSTCT .TTXAC. MltTJiT. Bruce, which arrived at Halifax on the 16th, have been selling lor $5.25 to $5.50 Milwaukee, M.42@1.42K. OatsWestern would be only too glad to buckle on TUe Poor Man's Friend, England contains between #0,000 reports that, when in West Indian waters, a Mixed, 48@50c. Corn, Western Mixed, 621^ per hundred. f$ J% their armor in this new contest. piratical craft was Righted, and chased him gac Pork. Mess, tl2.00@12.25. Lard Wednesday, December 24th, 1879. and 60,000 Jews, of whom 30,000 The people are intensely excited, and Ole Peterson, of Glenwood, Pope S7G0. Cattle-$7.00@10.75 for Common to for fifty miles. $$|*chooner made its escape live in London. Extra. Sheep$4.0U@6.00. Hogs$4.5 it would only need organization to county, raised about 10,000 bushels by her superior sailing qualities. THE 4.75. NTHE printers in Denver, Col., restruck develop a force that would drive the of wheat during the last season^ In New York, Mexican dollars for an advance of five cents per conspirators from thecapitol. Some EAST LIBERTY, Pa^~CattleBest The Shakopee Argus states that are worth 91 cents and "trade dollars ind the demand was granted. The 5.12|@5.50 Fair to Good, $4.25:35.00. of the leading Republican papers SENATEOn the loth MWborhees" C. B. Tyler, E: B. Strait, and 8. low paid is forty-five cents. 99i. HogsYorkers, $4.40@4.50 Philadelphia?, say that force must not be resorted presented petition of 7,000 ex-soldlers and fee bill reducing the fees and D. How have purchased Mr. C. O. $4.70.0 4.90. Sheep, $3.00@4.50. miilors, praying to be paid in reenbacks the to, and counsel the people to wait salaries of all WyomingTfficers passed at the difference between the value of -gTeenhncks, Norton's interest in the Lyon County BALTIMOR E, Md.Cattle Best Quality, A destructive fire visited Bismark until the next election, when they in which they were paid for services to late session of the Legislature, has been Bank. $4.50 5.50: Medium, $aO0@8.62K. the Government, and the volue of gold at the last Thursday morning, destroying will bring the fusion party under a stolen, as is alleged, since adjournment, bj time of payment.... Mr. Butler introduced an HogsGood, $5.00@6.37!W. SheepGood, Le Sueur county ^raised 10,462 some of the parties interested. twelve buildings which were valued majority never before equaled in this amendment to the Senate joint resolution introduced f3.'0(iS4.50. by Mr. Bayard, withdrawing the leirnl-temler bushels of apples in 1878. at about $50,000., the greater portion State but the people are not disposed DURING the last sixtv days 300 persons CHICA GO Wheat No Spring quality of greenbacks, providing of which was uninsured. to wait until next year, and what that Ihe same shall take effect January 1, 18fc" have been killed by Indians in the Htate closed at'$! 9'.@1.29% cash *1.3(%@1 30% Gov. Pillsbury has appointed Rev. .A bill was introduced by Mr. Vest for the* of Chihuahua, Mexico. The Governor has the result will be cannot now be definitely for January. Cm closed at 40'4'r 40^'c for No Eric Norelius, of Vasa, Goodhue organization of the Territory of Oklohoma out offered a reward of tlOO for every Indian's 2, cash 40%deiQ%v for Jan-.arv. OatsNo stated. The Democrats, as of the present Indian Territory. county, to fill the vacancy in the The contest election case of Ignatius scalp brought to him. 2, mimlX^ cash: seller January, U%@ HOUSE.Among the bills introduced a body, support the steal, while here board of trustees of the Insane Asylum, Donnelly against William D. 35c. Rye No. 2, 79^c. Barley No. 2, THE detailed report of the condition werefor the encouragement of American and there is one who condemns it. caused by the death of Gen. C. Washburn, for the seat in Congress cash, 86@s~- Mess Pork $12.00 12 70, shipbuilding and manufactures to prohibit of the Washington Monument, submitted to "omnibus" legislation, providing that no bill c.-uh. Lard- ?7. 5@7.27,cash Butter-Good T. Brown, of St. Peter. asJtepresentative of the Third Minnesota the F.ouse on the 16th, shows an expenditure oxcopt the General Appropriation Bill shall to -Fancy. ii%33c Egps20#2)c.. Cat of $'.10,259 since the work was undertaken by Dist., has been postponed until contain more than one subject, which shall be Special Announcement. The Mankato Review states that tic Extra- Reeves, 4.85 ($ 5.15 Choice. the present Commissioners, leaving unexpended t-learlv expressed in its title, and that no apiropiintio Jan. 8th. $1.5) 4.75 Good, $4.00@4.40: Medium there will be a change in the management bill shall embrace legislation not and available for the further prosecution iirectly relating to tho subject-matter of the Grades. $8.40@4.00 Butchers' Stock, $J.3*, of the Qpera House at that of the undertaking $100,731). To continue upi'opriation to encourage the education of 3.15 Stock Cattle, $2.5?@3.10. Hogs We take pleasure in announcing the work until October 31, 1881, would The Mankato correspondent of city, on the first of Jan. next, Mr. the colored race to reguhite tho manner of Good to Choice, .4.15^J4.50. SheepPoor to counting the votes for President and VicePresident require 9300,000 additional, and to complete that we haqe made arrangements the Globe says there are rumors afloat R. M. Chambers retiring and Mr. Choice, $2.50@4.50. of the United States. the shaft to. the proposed height of 500 feet with the publisher of the Chicago that another newspaper is H. S. Moas to succeed him. The SENATE.The House bill authorizing would require $677,321. Weekly News which enables us to about to make its appearance in that former contemplates organizing ai allowance for loss, by leakage or casuality, of .-::-:.rh Deal, a Swedish girl of Desires to inform the public that his large new stock of THE session of the International club that paper with the REVIEW at spirits withdrawn from distillery warehouses city, and that G. W. Neff, formerly pinafore company. Few l~U,took nitrons oxide for the Pall & "Winter Goods Dairy Fair in New York on the 16th was distinguished was parsed on the 10th, as was also a bill to the very low price of $1.50 per year, of the Mankato Union, will be the extraction of nineteen teeth, and laughed by the award of the prizes. The allow applications and affidavits required A thief broke into a school house a trifle over the regular price of the hertjttlf insane. proprietor. for the obUUnment of the patents for mineral first premiums for creamery butter were in Fairmont, a few days ago, and Review alone. This is beyond iands to be made by agents of non-residents... given to citizens of Iowa and Wisconsin, and stole two copies of Websters una Several bills and resolutions were introduced. 4)70" week, 12 at home easily made. Costly ont question the first time that a metropolitan for dairy butter, to citizens of Eastern States. Gen. Grant Is reported as having HOUSE.A resolution was adopted PI u^t free.Add ress True tCo..Augusta, Maine bridged dictionaries, valued at $10. Canada took the first premium for best cheese. weekly has been brought expressed himself to an intimate follow1"* for the appointment of a Select Committee of has been received, and respectfully requests an examination of the each. A reward of $10. has been offered within the reach of subscribers at so A tluj meeting of the National Re flevcn whose duty it shall bo to examine into friend, while in Philadelphia last prices: Notice to Creditors, by the school board for tffeir tho subject of the selection of a suitable route Men's and Boys' Suits, i| publican Committee in Washington on the small an additional price. week, that he would accept the Presidential lor an Interoceanic Ship Canal, to which all llth it. was decided that the Convention in detection. For this comparatively small petitions, memorials and reports relative to nomination if tendered to 1880 should be held in Chicago on the 3d In the matter of the Estatn of Torke J. Helling *uch canal shall be referred, and which shall amount our readers can place themselves him by the Republican national convention About fourteen miles from Rushford, Deceased. day of June, the vote standing: Chicago, 34 have authority to report at any time, and the Notice is hereby given that the Judge of Probate in command of the whole situation. with unanimitv. tiiil in the hands of the Committeo on Commerce latest styles, a splendid assortment and good quality, from S2.50 up to 20,00 on the Southern Minnesota Saratoga, 14, and Cincinnati and Indianapolis Court of Brown County has fixed upon the first relative to such canal was referred to per suit. (In this line we are prepared to offer the public exceedingly liberal All events of interest, local, each 2. Senator J. Donald Cameron, of Pennsylvania, railway, an extra freight train collided Monday of each and every mouth for the next six the Select Committee Several bills were reported months, and the Probate office in said county, as inducements, and a saving of at least 20 per cent., as all the clothing sold in i was elected Chairman over Mr. national and foreign, will be presented from committees and passed Mr. with another freight train, and the times and place when and where he will receive, St.Taul has fifty-five secret societies, our Fourteen Stores are manufactured by ourselves. Call and examine our Avcrill, of Minnesota, the vote being: Cameron, Morse presented petitions asking for the passage hear, and adjust all claims of all persons completely and promptly by one an engine and six cars were badly viz: Eight Masonic, eight of the joint resolution before the Senate stock and convince yourself that we mean just what we say.) 32 Avcrill, 10 Piatt, 1Messrs. Cam against said deceased, and that six months have or the other of these publications. l/'ommittco providing for the abolition and repeal smashed up. been limited as the time for creditors to present cron, Avcrill and Root declining to vote. Odd Fellows, eight United Workmen, Ladies' & Children's Shoes, of the legal-tender power now given their claims against said estate. The single feature of full and trustworthy Eulogies were pronounced upon the late Senator United States Treasury notes. seven Druids, seven temperance, Dated the 19th day of December 1879. At the last term of the district Chicago market quotations SENATE.A bill was introduced on Chandler, and resolutions of respect three Sons of Herman, twelve THANK F. LIE? court of Blue Earth county, J. R. Vw.,,0 a resolutions of respect were adopted. The will be worth to many of our readers, the 17th to repeal certain permanent appropriations Executor JAMES F. DSVINES charitable and benevolent, one lodge Proctor was convicted for keeping a changes in the Committee were the resignations from 25 cents up to 82.50 per pair. Mr. Morgan introduced a joint more than the additional amount involved Knights of Pythias, and one lodge house of illrfame and sentenced to GREAT of Messrs. Kemble, of Pennsylvania, resolution, which was referred, declaring that Our stock in this line is now full and complete and embraces everything in the clubbing arrangement. all public lands which have been granted by Knights of Honor. Noyc6, of Ohio, and Cornell, of New York, generally found in a first-class shoe store, and we are convinced that ever one year in the penitentiary. Congress to aid in the construction of certainnamed To those who are not familiar with REDUCTION and the substitution therefor of ,1. D. Cameron, body will be satisfied with quality and prices. railroad and telegraph lines, and which the character of the Chicago News, A gang of horse thieves have been have not been earned under said grants by the of Pennsylvania, W. C. Cooper, of In Calf-skin and Kip Boots construction of sections of railroad contiguous The Saint Charles Times, Dem., we would say it is the best representative Ohio, and Thomas C. Piatt, or Neu York, re operating in Fillmore county lately. and adjacent thereto, are hereby declared spectively. William J,. Heath, of .Mielii^iui hoists the names of Steph. J. Field, of independent journalism in forfeited to the United States, and the privilege The thefts occur at short intervales Ftom and after January 1,1880, the il. to so acquire title to the same, is hereby was accepted to till the vacancy O I M- l.v the of California, for President in 1880, the West. of from two days to two weeks. The evoked, and said lands are restored to the death of Zaehariah Chandler. WINONA WEM REPUBLICAN public domain, and shall hereafter be disposed and Samuel J. Randall, of Pennsylvania, we have a larger assortment than ever before and now offer a splendid pair of horses are always taken from farmers The Weekly News is a large eight of as other public lands of the United OsLLf-skl Boots rto $2.BO, wortli for Vice President. The Wabasha in the country, none having column folio, "cram full" of telegraph States Mr. Morgan also offered a resolution. cf the Indiana Supreme Court, died on the $3.50. Bulletin, another Democratic and made a speech in its support, declaring yet been taken from the villages, and it and general news, short and Will be furnished to subscribers, night of the 17th at his residence in Indianapolis. that the continuance of the existing volume journal, thinks the ticket altogether Kip Boots for $800, wortli $3. only one horse is taken at a time. Judge Perkins was sixtv-ci^ht vcars pithy editorials on the topics of the of United States Treasury notes, with their free of postage, at the low rate of "too high" to be practicable in legal-tender quality preserved, and the maintenance old. Two horses have returned but were day, written in a familiar yet incisive of their equivalency in value with $ .15 A YEAR! 1880. It will be to the interest of everyone to call and compare our prices with the O N the 16th Josephine Taylor, badly used up, having either got coin, are demanded by the present necessities style, and in ail its departments of trade, commerce and industry, and that the daughter of the President of the Mormon quality of the stock, before purchasing elsewhere. away or turned loose for fer of detection evidently aim to give facts in few full restoration of silver coinage to an equality Church, escaped the vigilance of her father, The price will be uniform at this A FURTHER INDUCEMENT with gold is tieeessiir.v to secure to the people or some .other cause. No words, without the verbiage and fine Mrs. Wadsworth represented Waseca and, reaching Ogdcn penniless, boarded a of the United State* a sufficient and permanent rate, and the paper will be sent to any trace has yet been found of the writing which render so many of the supply of innnoy to maintain our National at the International Dairy passenger-train for the East. When the conductor post office which the subscriber mav prospcrty AI ill was passed to authorize thieves. we offer is, that we guarantee every pair of shoes or boots that we sell large metropolitan journals "a weariness made his usual ticket-taking tour he Fair which opened in New York on designate. tho free entry of competitive prizes won should it happen that one or the other did not give entire satisfaction we a by American citizens in foreign countries. found her-without the necessary ticket, and, to the flesh." Facts, not words, the 8th inst., and was awarded the It is the hope'and expectation of the always ready and willing to have the same repaired, or will replace them with HOUSE.Mr. Ballon introduced a bill on arriving at the next station, put her oil appear to be its motto. publishers to make the Republican a YARIETY AND HUMOR. first prize, $50, for the best butter a new pair. without ceremony, ncrc she entreated the providing for the repeal of the law Hats, Caps, Mittens, Gloves, more acceptable General and Family We trust that all our readers will madftin Minnesota, and the first agent to secrete her for a time, but he proved making United States notes legal tender Newspaper during the coming year Leading Stri ngsThose of the first avail themselves of this unusual opportunity prize, $50, for the handsomest ornamental for the payment of debts, and enacting that obdurate, and she was soon in custody and than it ever has been. In reducing fiddle. Undershirts, Overshirts, gold and silver coin only shall \w hereafter taken back to Salt Lake City by her father's of securing a Chicago specimen of butter. the subscription rate to the low figure a legal tender In payment of debts A Joint nng ConclusionThe train friends. weekly paper at so trifling cost. resolution was reported from the Committee above named, they feel justified in appealing of a lady's dress. on Manufactures, debated and referred to the GENERAL GRANT has announced his Specimen copies of the Chicago to its old reapers, and to the Judiciary Committee, proposing a Constitutional Never abuse a thermometer when While Congress is debating upon intention to visit Washington in January, as people of the surroundinjr country genreally, amendment giving Congress the power Weekly News may be seen at this it is down, unless it gets too low. etc., a large assortment and at the lowest prices. 1 the guest of General Beale. to gi ant, protect and regulate the exclusive the best way of suppressing polygamy to give it an extensive circulation, office. right to adopt and use tirade marks The In order that we may the better be enabled to serve our worthy customer*^- A man can not help being contented and wondering whether the A the meeting of the Presbyterian and to introduce it into many Consular ana Diplomatic Appropriation bill and the public generally we have added to our otherwise large stock asplend-r with his lot when he's buried in it. was reported, ordered printed and recommitted Synod of Long Island on the ISth the appeal homes where its merits are not now Mormon pledges of better behavior id assortment of The Military Academy Appropriation EwaytoJournal.h The Wels language can never ex- of the opponents of Mr. Talmage from the known. A special telegram from Washington can be trusted, the disclosure is bill and a bill exempting postal employes ect be a pronounced success.AU decision of the Presbytery was dismissed by a from serving on juries were passed. to the Pioneer Press says: It is New subscriptions for 1880 may begin made that Delegate Cannon has taken two-thirds vote. SENATE.A resolution was adopted with the issue for December 17th. a matter of amazement how the Democrats a fifth wife within so short a If you don't want to shuffle off this A a meeting of the grain dealers of on the lPth commanding the Sergeaut-at-Arms 1879, from which date it will be continued are developing an abnormal time that his plea of the "Statute to bring to tho bar of the Semite, for contempt. mortal coil in a hurry, avoid playing New York on the 18th the vote of the Produce to January 1st, 1881, for the Sinith and ihe other witnesses subpoenaed by and unexpected friendship for the of Limitations will not avail him." with a pack of mules. Exchange to conform to the cental system price of one year. the sub-committee to investigate the charge*, and are now prepared to offer the finest assortment of poor soldiers, and have flooded the This is surely a practical proof of Calico, new patte was loudly denounced, and a resolution against Senator Ingalls, and who had refuse*' Mrs. Jones says her husband will All subscriptions payable in advance. and best quality, at 5}, 6 and dtyz cents per yard. *o testify...The Pension Appropriation bi: document rooms. Senator Voorhe^s, to adopt the system was defeated by an overwhelming Mormon repentance.N. Y. Tribune. never be struck by lightning, because Money to be sent by Postal Order or watt passed... .On motion of Mr. Voorhces th Unbleached and bleached Muslin, in any quality, at 6, 7, 8 and 8 Jf cen vote. who has made himself out to be the he always get insulate. resolution offered by bim.on tho 15th, for thf Registered Letter. JJCl jit 111* appointment of a committee to investigate I N the Ottawa Valley, Ontario, the best friend of the soldiers, has introduced The A of Finance" has nothing ALL POSTMASTERS ARE CONST! Ginzhams in the latest paterns, at 6, 7, 8, 9 and 10 cents per yard. the causes of the emigration of the black* thermometer ranged from fifteen to thirtyfour a bill that will take about two to do with absconding, bankruptcy from the Southern to the Tforthern States, Flannels, Waterproofs, etc., a large assortment and at very low prices. TUTED AGENTS. degrees below zero on the night of the "The Daily Herald" is the name prices was taken up and debnted, and Anally modifled and cheating.N. O. Picayune. hundred million dollars out of the 17th. by Mr. oorbces so as to provido for the of anew morning daily just started awl* Sporting men no sooner find the treasury if it is ever passed. It proposes D. Sinclair & Co.,all $l. up to 8J.00. Laidies' Cloaks, latest styles, from appointment of a committee of five, whose $1.75 up to $20.00, in in Owatonna by Soper Bros., with fastest horse in the World than another duty it shall be to investigate the cousewhich sizes and patterns. that the soldiers of the late have led to the aforesaid emigration Mr. S. C. Harris, late of the Review, comes along that is a little faster. LATER. A fine assortment of children's under clothing war shall receive the difference between and to roport tho same to the Senate, and sab from the smallest to the as its editor. The Herald is Republican WINONA, MINN. largest kind, from 20 cents up to 50 cents. It makes but little difference to a committee shall have the power to send i'o- A MADRID dispatch of the 19th says gold and the value of the persons and papers, and the resolution was boy whether he is cut off with or without in politics and is furnished to Ladies' under clothing from 50 cents up to $1.50 per suit a conspiracy against the life of the King had Subscriptions received at the Post greenbacks which were paid during then adopted--37 to IS. a shilling. It is the cut off that its city readers by carrier at the very been discovered and numerous arrests of Office. the war at the time of payment, and hurts. ,ot HOUSE.Among the bills introduced suspected persons made. low rate of 25 cents per month. We re Sofforth, a blatant Democrat from was one for the regulation of intcr-Stati wee Ex-Khedive to New York: "Since Our goods are new, not shelf-worn, and our prices so low thar rea^nr i nE King of Italy has issued a wish the Herald and its enterprising freight and passengers, and to relieve th^ Pennsylvania, goes even better than expect a large patronage. I made you a present of the Egyptian ain from the restriction of local quarantine Royal decree ordering the cessation of founders every success, but we fear MEW ULM ....Bills were reportedto encourage inter Voorhees, introducing a bill to give obelisk I have failed in business. quarantine on vessels coming from northern the time has not yet arrived when .State immigration, authorizing the Cominis MARBLE WORKS andCouldn't you allow me $30 or $40 for every soldier of the late war ports of the United States. Honor of Agriculture to collect and publish al Owatonna can support a daily paper. itP"Cincinnati Enquirer. the facts which may be of value to immigrants their wives and parent* pension at THE British Government has granted "P according to the latest fashion. Senate bill authorizing the Secretary Ig. Sch\Tcndinger, No man's thoughts should be a, pension of 500 annually to the widow the rate of $8 a month. This little ararrangement Fallh and Winte'r Suits mad of the Interior to negotiate with tho Ute. then our prices will speak ck judged from his life. The practice of and 100 to the mother of Sir Louis Cavagnari, indinns for tho relinquishment of their reservation ar would cost the government st President Chamberlain and secretary Dealer in in Colorado, and their removal and many a saint would be nobler than it is massacred at Cabul. an?,?yurc.oats'Jwl-lic about $16,000,000 a month,and ou De Lacy Wood of the Minnesota hettlement elsewhere, with amendments re'tuiringiheonsentof JNcBnmfnts, Tombstones, if it conformed to the ideal of many a A GENTLEM AN connected with chemical the Indians to the cession will probably not be consummated Editorial Association don't seem wordling.London Lancet. works has informed the Glasgow Philosophical Mantels, ot any p.irt of their reservation, and providing examinatio at once, but the introduction of the to hitch very well. Here, the latter that no agreement shall be valid unless Society that, after experiments since e8lr The boy^ who attended the circus for^lhemseTves agreed io by three-quarters of all the bills do.not cost Voorhees and Sofprth has been telling us that the annual Foreign and 1S66, he has succeeded in obtaining crystalized in the evening, after witnessing the ndult mule Indians who havo not forfeited OST 30tf ully, anything, but gives them a litcheap forms of carbon which Professors Tyndall meeting of the association will be their treaty rights, and unless confirmed bv American Marble. afternoon performance, explained that Congres*. A lengthy debate was had on the and 8myth and Mr. Maskelyne, of the thetie notoriety. held January 7th, and now he wished to see just what there is in latter bill in Committee of the Whole. British Museum, do not doubt are diamonds. CHEAP GMJ1EY. second sight.Albany Journal. former, who visited St. Paul last Shop on State street between 4th and N IMPORTA NT business was transacted THE OLD WORL D. A very respectable man of good week, says January 28th is the day 5th streets, A Family Frozen to death. by Congress on the 19th. In the Senate, family, always has the inside track jgSr. PETERSBURG dispatches of the fixed upon for the meeting of the asv the Vice-President appointed Messrs. when he commences to be a rascal. NEW ULM, MINV 16th say that several prominent Russian Generals sociation and that Dr. J. A. Leonard, Voorhces, Vance, Pendleton, Windom and He can dp more witb his winning ways had threatened to issue an address withdrawing I.CASH! of the Rochester Post, will deliver Blair as the special committee to investigate A special telegram to the Pioneer than a burglar can do with a crow and their allegiance from the Czar unless the causes of the negro emigration from the annual address and Major CORNER MINN & CENTER STREETS, NE W ULM, MINN. Press from Fargo, D. T.r jimmey.N. O* Picayune. dated Dec. he granted the people a Constitution. Southern to Northern States. The Committee T. M. Newson, of St. Paul, will read 16th, says a messenger in from Elm O N the 16th twelve men were killed Put ont your tongue a little fur- on Rules made a unanimous report in the an original poem. De Lacy is to be River, thirty-five miles from Fargo, and si fatally injured by an explosion of ther," said a doctor-to a fair invalid. House on the revision of the rules. The WM. H. KIESLINO. R. KttBLlKjJL heard from as to who will do the reports that a German family froze blasting material in a Wurtemburg salt-mine. Speaker appointed the following as members "A little further, if you please." H. KELLER. paid for talking at his meeting. ISesUng, Seller & Co. of the Committee on the Interoceanic Canal: to death. On Sunday a farmer happened Why, doctor, do you think a woman's Hoj&bCHELBB. FAMI NE has appeared in the province King (Chairman), Singleton, Whitthorne, tongue has no end?" said the gentle of Van, in Armenia, and the Armenian Patriarch to visit the German's cabin and Martin, O. Turner, Nichols, Hutchings, Page, sufferer.Boston Journal. at Constantinople has issued an appeal found the father and two children The Republican national committee Conger, Frye and Haskell. The following lor charily. dead from frost and the mother and At a London book sale a copy of committee appointments were made: held their meeting in Washington The undersignad would respectfully SIM LA dispatches of the 17th say that Drew's "Essay on Souls" was knocked a little boy nearly dead. On Saturday Hutchings, Committees on Education and inform the public of New Ulm and last Wednesday, and elected the British forces at Cabul were virtually beHleged. down to a shoemaker who, to the great the mother gave birth a child Labor and Expenditures in the Treasury DEALERS I N vicinity that he has established a All communications with India had Don Cameron, of Penn., as chairirian amusement of the assembly, innocently Departmeut, in place of Morrison, DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, that was frozen. They were without been fiH off, ami the situation was a grave in place of Zach. Chandler, deceased. PRODUCE A COMMISSION asked the auctioneer if he had "any resigned Berry, Committees on Public wood in sight of a wood-pile, one. A loud call was made npon the home more books on shoemaking to sell.** It was decided to hold the Lands and Mines and Mining Davi6 business In the store of Cheap Charley, and no other reason is given for Government for reinforcements. Beware of the man who gives small (Cal.) Committees on Coinage and Expenditures National Republican Convention, formerly H. Behnke & Bro's.) and is their wretched end and condition THE evicted tenant who assaulted READY-MADE CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, boys the run of his orchard when apples in the Navy Department, in place of now prepared to pay the highest cash for the nomination of President and Lord Fermoy at Limerick the other day has than the old man's laziness. The are green. His purpose is to lay Neal (Ohio) Pacheco, Committees on Private market price, especial! for good butter Vice President, at Chicago on June hf en tried nnrt convicted of the offense, and mother and boy are at another German's out a few of the enemies of his trees Land Claims and Public Expenditures and eggs. N. GREFE, 2,1880. On the ballot for chairman sentenced to five years' penal servitude. Thompson (Iowa), Committees on Mines and where they will cease from troubling house in almost as bad a of the national committee, Loun NAPIER was summoned from [IJ-No traveling agent employed. Mining and Enrolled Bills Page, Committees when the fruit is ripe.if. O. Picayune. Laydies & Gen. place as their own. The weather Gibraltar on the 18th to consult with the Don Cameron received 22 votes,Gen. on Education and Labor and Expenditures in cold and the mercury rushing to the flrttisli War Ofllcc In regard to the condition the Department of Justice Dunn, Committee NEWULM Averill, of this State, 19 votes and UNDERWEAR After aiding indisposing of sixteen thirties. of affairs in Afghanistan.' The opinion prevailed on Public Lauds, in place of Steele TC. Piatt, of New York, 1 vote. \0TI0NS & bottles of beer a German woman married that not only was General Roberts in Steele, Committee on Counting the Electoral It has been asserted that had an earlier one Nauman in New York the daiigf of destruction with his whole srmy. Vote, in place of Dunn Belford, Committee Trimming other evening, She now applies for a and more vigorous canvass been A Close Call. on Mines and Mining. Both houses adjourned, but that a general mutiny might be expected divorce on the ground that she was under White Swan made in behalf of Gen. Averill, he for the holiday recess, until the 6th of January. In India. the influence of lager when the would certainly have been chosen. A N International Exhibition will be (Opposite Cheap Charley's) matrimonial knot was tieoL Major Strait, of Shakopee, excongressman It was generally understood that Unlaundried held in Rome in 1883. GOVERNOR GARCELON, of Maine, has from this district, had Gen. Averill is a close friend of issued an address to the public justifying the SHIRTS, THE NEW WOKLD. A Baptist newspaper printed in Having made heavy purchases in a very narrow escape from being instantly and General Blaine, while Cameron represents reversal by himself and his Council of the the German language has been established I KING the late snow-storm which Dry Goods, killed in that city, on Saturday election results claimed by the Republicans. the Grant interest, with John Sherman Merchandise. in Hamburg, and in less than prevailed in Nebraska and Dakota, General Notions, the 13th inst. As the Major was A BOST ON telegram of the 19th says as second choice. The most HIGHEST three months it secured four thousand Crook, who was out hunting wild geese, Boots & Shoes, that the plcuro-pneumonia had broken out walking along the street, a couple acceptable portion ot the proceedings subscribers. Market price nearly lost his life. His hands and feet were among the cattle in New Hampshire. Groceries, DISCOVERIES were made at the Blantyre paid for of men were quarrelling on the opposite to the Republicans of the northwest, badly frozen. Two MURDERE RS were hung in Virginia Crockery & Liquors, colliery, near Glasgow, where a Produce, sidewalk, having a four-tined is undoubtedly the selection THE arguments in the case of the and one in Georgia on the 19th. terrible explosion on the 3d of July or cash, we are enabled to giv large pitchfork between them as a weap Lottery Agent vs. the Postmaster General of Chicago as the place for holding destroyed thirty lives, that some of the A ST. LOU IS dispatch of the 19th says nducements to the cash trade. Please were coiu-itided in Washington on the 16th, COR MM&,CENTR E STB H1W ULH\ MI1W on. One of them jerked the implement the convention. men had tobacco-pipes and a false-key Dan Rice, the famous circus man, had made call price, and examine our goods. -r.nd the Court took the papers, reserving deoteion. out of his opponent's hands, to the safety-lamp, which was found announcement that he had been converted and threw it across the street, striking open, making it probable that the explosion and would at once enter the field as an B. C. BEHNKE. THE remains of a young man who J. B. Arnold, The Maine infamy was consumated was caused by a reckless attempt Major Strait, one ot its prongs evangelist. He had had interviews with Mr. A. BEHNKE, Manager died i consumption in New York were cremated 0. F. HEU by the Governor and Council on to take a! smoke in a situation Moody, and would probably begin his piercing his hat, and inflicting -a i,-i the Lo Moyne crematory at Washington. where'it could not fail to be attended the 17th inst., when they issued certificates new career by speaking at Moody's meeting, very bloody, but not dangerous o-i the 16th. by tremendous risk. and then seek such fields as 'offer the test Dealer in to enouhg Fusibhists to'control GEN it At. GRANT reached Philadelrhif wound upon the ton of his head. On Undertaker andfDealerpji prospect of success in bis new work. both branches of the Legislator. An immense amount of Ignorance ILL KIND O FUBNT COOPB ft HEATDfB STOVES the previous day, Mrs. Strait also ii-: ioth. whero he expected toremain about chimney building, or as to what In the Senate the Fusionists are given narrowly escaped serious injury, if a mi tube of days. Hie reception there constitutes a good-drawing and what a The late Baron James Rothschild twenty and the Republicans eleven, HARDWARE, not death. The horse attached to Proprietor and Manofectorer ot' *a very enthusiastic. The procession is said bad-drawing chimney, stall prevails. used to tell, with great delight, about and in the House the former the sleigh in which She was seated, to have contained thirty thousand men. When nothing, interferes, all chimneys THE FARNESI FI1IEND ad old clerk who called upon him one have seventy-eight and the latter Tin-ware & Farming Implements* viciously ran away, and happily should he placed on the sheltered sides, day to get a leave of absence for a few A YOUNG man Zroni Pleasant Ridge, FANNING^ MILL sixty-one.,: The Republican majority as internal stacks undoubtedly drawthe days and a month's salary in advance. Ohio, entered a Cincinnati dissecting-room threw her ont, as the animal dashed {PROPRIETOR OF THE on joint ballot on the face of the The shop is in charge of an experienced hand best Chimney stacks should also be **ft will be a great accommodation to on the 16th, in search of the remains of his down the street, and crashed into a Mho gires the mending and repairing of tin-ware *S*irj*****e^jil grave1robbers, built high enough to clear the effects of me," he said, and I won't forget It" returns was 36. A special telegram mother, which had been stolen by The best fanning nS New Ulm Foundry his special attention. All work warranted locomotive standing across the thoroughfare, nplrptrlni8Ctor obstructing roofs, as a blow down" is The Baron granted his request unhesitatingly and found the corpse on a table and to the Chicago TOMM says Corner of Minn, and 2d North Streets. utterly smashiug the vehicle, often experienced in flues that barely whereupon the clerkjqueezed i wo students in the act of dissecting It.::J. i The republicans are united in their besides almost knocking out near City Mill. -^T^^^Sff^s' overtop an adjacent roof, and in those his haid warmly, saying: "You are a & MACHINE SHOP lew Dial Minn. GENERAL -WILT, AM MAHONE, the indignation at the conspiracy, which his brains. '',iW__ in a valleybetween two roofs. The inducing CtariMftaft, you are I'll do as much for NEW ULM, ^Miinr, candidate of the Readjusters of the Virginia they were slow to believe would be currents are, of course, to be jss^feitime." :_ H.WERRING,- Legislature, was elected United States Senator Corner.CentreJk Front Streets., ::&&< consumated but they are divided as considered in reference to the prevailing Wagon &8mith Shop on the 16th, by a vote of 79 against 53 ^--Mr. Colfax, it said, cleared $10,- At the recent meeting of the lilt winds, and not from the lee sides. to what shall be done now. In some NEW ULM, MINN for Mr.- Withers, the present incumbent. nois school principals it was advised vOO tromluslectuiwlastyear.^^^i One common error istomakefluestoo towns indignation meetings have DEALER IK been "thoroughly The vote in the Senate was Mahone, 28 that political science 'should be more has1 ,^The Foundry capacious, and too build them with ~E. O. Hilf, Superintendent' of the vxn^z^^i been held. The leaders generally Withers, 13. In the House, Mahone, 56 taught in the schools and it was complained owl refitted and I am now prepared to do huge throats, thcurrents consequencgases' of which Eastern Division of the Erie Railroad, Dry Boods, lotions, Boots & Shoes the upward or are Withers, 40: Wickham, 3. that schools are too largely intrusted counsel moderation, but firmness all kinds of work on short notice. Re* hat issued an order hv' to inexperienced and incompetent The common mass believe in taking the explosion of a saw-mill boiler pairing of all.kinds of Machinery and men front cooled down and the velocity retarded. hands. One of the speakers urged at Collins, lad,,- on the 16th, five men were up arm3 and resisting at the point of Agricultural Implements a specialty. GROCERIJBS,^^'* The heated gases, ascendoiUrge,center the albnglhe line oi( __ _._ that schools shouldmake good citizens, otth floei which if to cause instantly killefc.th*| bodies being frightfully Only experienced workmen are employed the order was issued on the complaint thc^baypnet.this!-enrpacHment upon very wisely and zealously insisting that 'M^i:'- V'y- I Medietas & Farming Implimentes. mutilated. and all work entrusted to my of an Orange County farmer who sent down'eurrentr to be establishedthe their rights and liberties. You may education consists in something more 3. Xauterbach B. Groeneufchier Ehenomena ,care will be executed with neatness and the Superintendent a letter alleging of smoky chimneys being, GENEKAIT^DIMS, of the Ute Com hear fight talked by. men in dead than the completion of the sevenstudies Golaen Gate, Minn. that the brakemen threw HSMS to his mission, telegraphed Secretary Shurz oil the dispatch, ALL WORK WARRANTED. i fact, greatly due to tl mse.& named in the school law. ~x aafc iT- earnest, on the street corners, in iriit Ulan aajajawl pretty daughter. CHAS. T.KONHARDTt 10th that he considered the surrender of the T. Bun. Highest market price paid for pro) nee re.AddreMH.H)let C^rr|hui*^lajB i r**y? Sx."'5*!!SK *&- I I I