n':-* NEW TJL REVIEW, W JUNE 9,1880 St Jlg'JX EPITOME OF THE WEEK. at Madison, Wis., during the preceding four Uu steamer. Saratoga, plying between Havanaand fjfsw &Ipt |UtnbW. weeks, adjourned on the 31st ult The next Miw York. Tner robbery wis not General Assembly will" meet in Buffalo In discovered until all jhepe^iigers wire StAai^Tatecraia, May, 1881. landed, J-j Interesting New* Compilation. THE Millers' International Exposition A CONSTAHTINOPLE dfap^chofi^ Fnrther reports of thefloodat NSW TTTiTur, TUTlfcTU Congressional* opened at Cincinnati on the 81st ult says H)ersons had^ed ith rorinees Bracket1t*are that'about inche's o-f 2d i 4 i i a 7 of Kurdistan and Armenia IvmanlkM' of aferfattoW/gt EARLY on the morning of the Slat SENATE.-The Bouse joint resolution water fell in ten hours. The creeks VrmllB+aii anil IIWMMM Wednesday, June 9th, 1880. was thought that 40,000 persons woutdum ult the steamer "Golden Rule," of the Keokuk requesting tbo President to open negotiations have all run down, and persons are with France, Spain, Austria and Italy, with a to be supportedforthe next two months, if Northern Packet line, was burned on-the busy hunting the bodies of the view to the removal of tbo restrictions upon they were to be kept alive. LATEST SEWS Mississippi River, twenty-five miles above the importation of tobacco in said countries, drowned. The body of Prof. Stadler, IT wms stated oct the 3d that the Nica. waspaused on the 31st ult....Mr. Pendleton's Alton, 111. There were sixty passengers on resolution requesting the President to In* editor of the Fort Clark News, raguan Congresshadconfirmed the concession board, all of whom were saved except three. form the Senate whether anj'Census Supervisors made by the PreatdenVof that BepuhUcto the The fire was caused by the explosion of a has been found lodged in a tree, appointed by. and with the advice and American Company for the-construction of consent of the Senate bad been removed kerosene lamp. eighteen miles south of Brackett. by him, and successors appointed by him an Interoceanlc Ship Canal across the A FEW nights ago at Clear Lake* Collins The body of C^W. Kartzi a promimerchant or with bis consent, was adoptedThe Isthmus. From the Convention. County, Tex., a Mrs. Pruett and daughter, report of the Committee of Conference on the was also found with the District Appropriation bill was adopted.... tbe former sixty .'years- old, disguised as HE Empress of Russia died at S The House bill to authorize a compromise of bodies of a number of Mexican men men, murdered a Mrs. Bradley and robbed Petersburg on thmorning of the 8d, after a the claims of the United States under the will women and children.. It is hardly her of $300. A stranger, who was sleepingin of Joseph L. Lewis, of Iloboken, who devised lingering- illness She was the daughter of about 91,030,000 toward paying of the public an upper room in the murdered woman's the late Grand Duke Ludwig IL, of Hesse known what number was drowned, debt, was passed. The bill recites the controversy house, witnessed the murder and shot at the Darmstadt was born August 8,1834, andnVarrled in tbe ease, and authorizes the Attorney-General though it is placed at twenty five. and Secretary of the Treasury to murderers, killingthem both. the Czar Alexander April 28,184L The damage of business places and adjust or compromise the claim on such i LEADVILLE (Col.) dispatches of the IN a duel on the 3d with M. Koechlin, terms as shall be deemed by them fair and residences at Brackett, a town of 600 1st say another strike for higher-wages had reasonable. THE THIRTY-SIXTH BAL- brother-in-law of the French Prefect of people will reach $75,000. Sheep been inaugurated among the miners. A Police, Henri Rocbefoit, the exiled Parisian HOUSE.The General Deficiency Appropriation and cattle men along all the creeks ^Deputy Sheriff had an encounter with a mob LOT WAS TAKEN A LIT- editor, was severely wounded. The duel was bOl was referred tothe Committee 'on that day, in* the course of which two or of the Whole....The Sundry Civil Appropriation and ravines lost heavily, and several fought dn Swiss territory, with swords, and bill wits further amended and passed [three of the latter were seriously wounded. TLE BEFORE NOON YES- after a contest lasting two minutes, Rochefort's small flocks of sheep and Judge Some of the Senate amendments to the Legislative, Only two of the mines were in operation. weapon slipped from his hand, and the Executive and Judicial Appropriation Robinson's flock of 1,400 were TERDAY, RESULTING IN blade of his adversary penetrated his body.' bill were, and others were not, concurred MRS. BELVA LOCKWOOD made a swept away and all drowned. The in....The SenateAmendments to the Tbe hostile meeting grew out of Rochefort's speech before the Female Suffragist Convention Agricultural Appropriation bill were nonconcurred -THE CHOICE OF water in a valley six miles east of vilification of the Prefect of Police, for the at Chicago on the 1st, inthe course of in.. ..Conference reports on theDistrict measures which that official took to preserve Fort Clark was nearly 40 feet deep of Columbia Appropriation bill and on which she denounced as a crime the refusal of edethseLegislativenthfoelCommissionerioe0 th joint resolution printing 300,00 copies Gen order during the recentCommunistic demonstration the Chicago Board of Education to employ and a half mile wide, Small grain of report of of Agriculture In Paris. married women as teachers. was beaten down or washed away, were agreed to The Senat amendment tothe Housebil for therelief certain A MONTREAL (Can.) telegram of the HE Illinois State Prohibition Convention though the storm happily passed ov. homestead and pre-emption settlers Kansas Know all ye my kind friends and custom- 8d says it was rumored in that city that a met in Springfield on the 1st But a were concurred in. er a stock and not a farming country. Cuban filibustering expedition composed of small number of delegates were in attendance, SENATE.O th 1stthe araendtnents The poor people of Brackett Americans left that port on board a steamer and, after' adopting a series of resolutions, to the Executive, Judicialand Agricultural are in great distress and are fed and the day before. The cargo was said to be the convention adjourned tine die without ers that I have removed my Appropriation bills were insisted sheltered through the kindness of composed of 150,000 cartridges and a large making any nominations. exodud on, an Committees of Conference weroap- number of firearms. the military at Fort Clark and citizens WHO RECEIVED397 VOTES A PRIZE-FIGHT between the pugilist* Dinted Mr. Vance, from tbe Committee on THE Paris newspapers announce that of Negroes from Southern to Northern Goss and Ryan came off at Colyer's Station, who fortunately escaped the tsfHry# Stock of Good* States, submitted a report of the majority, the Government being convinced that certain GRANT, 311, AND W. Vs., on the morning-of the 1st soon after which was ordered printed with testimony disaster. taken Mr.Windom announcedthathewould foreigners were promoting the Socialist sunrise. Tbefightlasted eighty-seven minutes, BLAINE 42. agitation in Paris, had resolved to banish all and resulted in a victory for Ryan, The following schedule of prices foreigners who signed the -protests against into Pfsenninger's new building on after a desperate battle. up tbe proceedings of the police together with for the census enumerators in this were disposed of. THE Board df Supervisors of San other foreign Socialists] who were active district has, been decided upon: For HOUSE.The Deficiency Appropriation agitators. Francisco have appealed from the decision Center Str., Near Minnesota Str., bill was taken up and debated in Commit the counties of Lincoln, Lyon, Pipestone, of the Superior Court of that city sustaining HE Great Council of Geneva, Switzerland, The Grant pnd Blaine delegates toe of the Whole. Muri-y, Rock, Nobles, .Jackson, the demurrer to the impeachment proceedings "SENATE.On the 2d a resolution was has adopted measures by,which after Lac qui Parle, Yellow Medicine, stood firm to their candidates from submitted by Mr.Tendleton and adopted instructing against Mayor Kalloch. a certain limited time the Catholic and Protestant tbe Committee on Judiciary to inquire and Redwood, four and one half cis. HE South Carolina Democracy hare Churches of the Canton, which hare the start until the thirty-fourth ballot whether sections 4,083to 4,128, inclusive, per name,, twenty cents per farm. hitherto been supported by the State, will chosen Bayard delegates-at-large to the National of the Revised Statutes are authorized by the where I shall be happy to wait upon all who are in want of anything in my line. have to depend on. the voluntary offerings of Convention. For the counties of Cottonwood, was reached, when 17 ofthe delegates Constitution. Mr. Pendleton explained that Matheir members. As I have leased the building for a term of years and shall not soon again be compelled to change my lo- these sections related to judicial powers of A PREACHER named James M. Martin and Watonwan, three and Consuls and Ministers in Eastern countries cast their votes for Garfield son was recently publicly whipped at Floyd, HE British Government has decided cation, and although my present location is not exactly on the main business stieet, I hope, by one half cents per name, fifteen cts. The Itiver and Harbor Appropriation bill was to make a supplementary grant of f^T50,000 W. Va., in accordance with tbe sentence of Strict Attention to Business, and Offering pas- ed36 to 13with several amendments. on the thirty-fifth ballot Garfield received per farm. All other counties two from the Irish Church surplus fund for the .the Court for 'obtaining goods under false HOUSE.The General Deficiency Appropriation and one half cents per name and 12 relief of Irish distress. pretenses. 50 votes, Grant 313 and bill wiw taken up in Committee of cents per farm, except the following tbe Whole. An uincuduient, offered by Mr. AT Texarkana, Ark., a few days ago Moo BERDI KHAN, the leader of Good Goods at Low Prices, Blaine 259. cities and villages, where rates Townshend, providing thatall Federal salaries the Tekke Turcomans, is reported to be a mob attempted to lynch a negro confined shall be paid in silver dollars, was rejected37 dead. will be two cents pername: Albert in jail there for some heinous offense, but When the result of the last ballot to 58and a number of other amendments (the friends of the prisoner fired on them, and Lea, Austin, Hokah, Mankato. New were disposed of. Thecommittee rose and rebill DR. ALFRED SWAINE TAYLOR, the eight persons were wounded, some fatally. ported the and amendments to tbe Rouse, became known there was great rejoicing well-known British toxicologist and writeron that my friends and customers will continue to patronize me in the future as th have done in the past. Ulm, Owatonna, Rochester, Rushford, and the main question was ordered. AT the' meeting of the Miller's National ledioal Jurisprudence, is dead. On account of my increased room facilities I am much better prepared to meet the wants of my large circle Spring Valley, St. Charles, among delegates and others SENATE.The Immediate Transportation Association in Cincinnati on the 2d, of customers than heretofore, and it shall be my unremitting aim in the future to keep the large and best as- Winona, St. Peter and Waseca. bill, amended by the addition of a jthe Transportation Commit'ee reported a sortment of present. Mr. Conkling, Grant's clause providing that privileges of transportation lie National Republican CtnTentlMk For general manufacturing establishments, resolution to the effect that transportation conferred by the bill should not extend to Rcady-Made Clothing, Dry Goods, etc., etc., fifteen cents each special heartiest supporter throughout the any places where there are not the necessary 'corporations should be placed under suitable THIRD DVT'S PBOCEEMXOS. officers for the appraisement of merchandise supervision, in the Interest of the whole manufacturing establishments, 25 THENational Republican Convention and the collection of duties, was passed on the whole convention, was one of the first people. cents each each death 5 cents each 3d31 to 15as was also Mr. Eaton's bill for reassembled at 10:45 a. m. on the morning of tbe appointment of a Commissiontorevisothe MESSRS. BULL & NEWTON, proprie,tors to congratulate the Republican party defective or dependent person, five the 4th, pursuant to adjournment After in the city, and my prices will be so low as to suit the mast fastidious. tariff. of a Minneapolis flooring-mill, have prayer by Rev. Dr. Little, Mr. Conkling presented cents- No enumerator's compensation HOUSE.The Committee on Ways on its choice. I will also from now on take in exchange for goods ifailed, with UabiUties of $125,000. a resolution that no person should will be allowed to exceed an average and Means reported a resolution for tbe final hold a seat in the Convention unless he intendedtosupport 6 PETERSON, Assistant Librarian ALL KINDS0 OF FARMFIRST PRODUCEENTIRE adjournment of Congress at noon on the lOtb, of $4 per day. Final reports E FOR THE WEEK MY STOCK the nominee. Tbe resolution of the Mercantile Library at St Louis, was Republican ConventionSecond FF which was agreed to without debate106 to 68. was adopted by a viva voce vote, but to are desired by the superintendent at found in a skiff thirty miles below that city a The General Deficiency bill was further emphasize it a gentleman demanded a call of at the highest market priceo. amended and passed Mr. Knott, of the Judiciary the earliest possible date. few days ago, with an ugly hole in his head. Congressional District. DruCEMra S^il^ the8tates. This was acceded to and the call Committee, submitted a report exonerating He stated that he l:ad been assaulted by two a 'f? ^l proceeded, the 'delegations recording Mr. Acklen from any guilty or fraudulent A LITTLE ABOVE men, at his own gate, and that when he-regained intention in presenting report as from themselves as unanimously of that Gossip of Seward Fanily. A Republican convention for the Second tbe Committee on Foreign Affairs, wnile he consciousness lie found himself down way of thinking. When West Virginia COST PRt CE Congressional district is hereby was not a member of that committee, and ths tbe river in a boat without oars, as ab. TO described. was reached three votes were cast report was agreed to without debate or division. called to meet at Farmington, at 12 o' in the negative, and, when the vote was announced Gath's Telegram from Chicago: clock tn., on the 8th day of July A. D. as' 716 for and 3 against the resolution, HE recent South Carolina Democratic Gen. Knapp of Auburn, N. Y., From Washington. Mr. Conkling offered another resolution 1880, for the purpose of placing in nomination State Convention nominated Mr. Hagood is one of the delegates. I asked setting forth that the three who voted in the a candidate for Congress to THE public-debt statement for May as candidate,for Governor and a full set him if he remembered how Seward negative bad forfeited their votes and seats and respectfully invite the public to give me an early call in my new quarters. be voted for by the electors of said makes the following exhibit: Total debt of Bayard Electors. in the Convention. The three delegates were received the news of his defeat in I would also embrace this opportunity to tender my thanks to my friends and customers for past favors, district at the next general election, to (including interest), $2,159,000,236. Cash in AT St. Louis a few days ago twenty 8. P. McCormick, W. J. Burly and A. W. 1860. *'It was a crushing blow to and hope they will in the future give me a share of their patronage- be held on the 2d day of November, Treasury, $306,613,516. Debt, less amount Campbell, the latter being the editor of the horses in a flour and feed 6table were burned him," said Gen- Knapp. "He recovered A. D. 1880. The representation is in Treasury, $1,952,386,720. Decrease during Wheeling Intelligencer. Mr. Campbell protested'that to death. Respectfully, based upon the average Republican he had voted the Republican from it, however, and took tbe month, $15,928,033. Decrease sine* Jane IT was reported from Los Vegas, N. ticket from his youth up, but would never vote for Governor and Lieutenant Governor 30. 1879, $74,830,530. some part in the campaign. M., on the 2d that the Navajoes and Utes bind himself not to exercise his right to think CheapCharley, at the election held in the fall IN the Equity Court in Washington fully expected the nomination. The had combined for the purpose of makingwar for himself. One of his colleagues, of 1879. Each county will be entitled on tbo 1st the Christlancy divorce case came on the whites. first news he heard to the contrary who voted in the affirmative, testified to 1 delegate, and one for each 200 Republican up on a motion by defendant for alimony and to the bravery with which Campbell had upheld HE Woman-Suffrage Convention in was the telegraphing of Lincoln'% votes, or the major fraction counsel fees. Judge Hagnor made an order the Republican standard. Mr. Brandagee session at Chicago on the 2d adopted a platform name." thereof, cast at the aforesaid election, |(Conn.) spoke in favor of free fixing the alimony at $150 per month, commencing the substance of which is that they will to wit: speech and action. Mr. McCormick, one of I asked Gen. KnapGen. how Sew- May 1, to be paid within fifteen days, not support any party which will not insert a Willia the three, said he had voted against the resolution, *4 and ordering plaintiff to pay defendant's ard's family stood, Brown ...3jM.c Leod 4 plank ih its platform recognizing tbe right of not because he did not intend to vote counsel $300 within twenty days. H. Seward, his son, occupies the Carver 4iNicollet 6 women to vote. for the candidate, butas a matterof principle. HE United States Senate has confirmed Chippewa 4 Redwood .4 old homestead at Auburn. He went Mr. Garfield defended the right of the Virginianstovote the nomination of Horace Maynard as Dakota 7 Renville 6 no if they thought the motion into the war and rose to a brigadier TiiE Alabama Democrats hare renominated Postmaster-General. Inopportune, and suggested to Mr. Conkling Goodhue 10 Rice 11 the present State officers. general by fighting, not by favorMr. THE President on the 3d nominated that he withdraw his resolution, which Mr. Kandiyohi 8 Siblv 4 Seward left about $180,000, and HE United States Millers' Association Conkling did, and Mr. Campbell congratulated Le Sueur 6 Scott 4 Eugene Schuyler, Consul General at Rome, him. The report of thehis has elected the following officers for the brother Augustus, paymastsr in Lincoln .3 to be Consul General and Diplomatic Agent Swift 4 Committee on Credentials was called for, but ensuing year: President, Geoige Bain, of St the army, died more recently, leaving of the United States at Bucharest, and William Lyon .'3 Wabasha 9 it was announced that the Committee was "Louis Vice-Presidents, Lorcu Fletcher, of about 8200,000. Neither Gen. N. Pethye, Vice-Consul at Tientsien, to Wm. Wilson, not ready to report, and the report of the Minneapolis, and Robert Tyson, of Baltimore be Secretary of the Commission to China. Seward or his brother Fred take Chairman. Committee on Rules and Order of Business Secretary, 8. H. Seamans, of Milwaukee. MINNESOTA NEWS. was submitted for information. A minority W M. H. KIE8LING. more than a passing inteiestin politics." COLONEL J. C. AUDENKEID, of the R. KIESLING. report was also presented. After the reading staff of General Sherman, died at Washington H. KELLER. Horace Maynard, of Tennessee Miss ANTHONY, President of the National of these reports the Committee on Credentials J. HoZBSCHELER. Eiesling, Seller & Co. a few days ago. A few grasshoppers have been noticed submitted their report, recommending Sheridan Shook relates that when Woman's Suffrage Association, read a was confirmed as postmaster general the admission of the Warmouth delegation The East. in different parts of Nobles memorial before the Association in Chicago Seward was beaten in 1860 Thurlow by the Senate last Wednesday. fromLouisianaandtheexclusionof theBeattle on the 3d, to be presented toathe National Republican Two widows, named Avent county. Weed sat down and cried, saying ELDERLY delegation the admission of Jas. Rapier, contestant Convention, asking for a pledge to ai.dfTjhilsey, respectively, were murdered by it was the first time he had been outmanouvered. from the Fourth Alabama District, The Congregationalists in North secure the right of suffrage to women. $14,663.17 was paid into the unknown persons at Avon, Conn., on the and tbe admission of Smith and Warner from field have secured nearly $4,000 in Blue Earth county treasury on thenight HE Alabama Democrats have chosen the Seventh Alabama District the admission of the 30th ult. DEALERS llf of the contestants in nine of the Illinois Districts subscriptions for the building of anti-Tilden delegates to the Cincinnati Convention, last day of May. DRY GOODS,GROCERIES, ON the 31st ult. a prize-fight of sixtysix Another Villainy. the admission of the four district delegates new Church edifice. The total and indorsed the two-thirds rule. rounds, lasting an hour and a half, occurred fromKansas, in place of the four sitting near McKeesport, Pa., between two amount required is $10,000. HE Town Marshal of Hampton, 6a., members: the rejection of the claims of contestants A great famine is raging in Armenia roughs known as Jack Fleet and Morge Sometime ago, the agent of a Philadelphia recently had a quarrel with Colonel McColum, fromtheNinth and Nineteenth Pennsylvania READY-MADE CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS. There are in all 97,000 miles of Turnbull. Fleet, who Is ^fifty-four years of and western Persia. Over Districts, and favoring the retention a prominent citizen, went home after a house visited Minnesota age, was defeated. Both men were severely submarine telegraph cable in working 240 persons have died of starvation of the sitting members from Utah. A minority gun, and, returning, shot him dead. and exhibited a patent pitch used punished. report was presented by Mr. Clayton order. in two towns. for pitching the inside of beer barrels, (Ark.) generally traversing the position A LOCKOUT was inaugurated at the Foreign Intelligence, The Windom Reporter says that and which was enrolled so extravagantly and conclusions of tbe majority. Mr. Pittsburgh iron furnaces on the 1st, andmen Laydies & 6en, ACCORDINGtoa Dublin dispatch of .Conger, Chairman of the Committee on Chas. Easton, in Company with H. that a number of and boys to the number of not less than 25,- the 81st ult a house on the farm of the Duke The St, Peter Times came to us009 Credentials, moved to consider the report by H. Young, secretary of the State brewers gave their orders, and were thrown out of employment. UNDERWEAR States, but Mr. Cessna (Pa.) thought itwould of Leinster, from which a widow had been last week, dated May 92. Bro. Perry Board of Immigration. was in that among them were Capt. Bierbauer HE Maine Greenbackers have nominated be better to adopt so much of the report as recently evicted, was set on fire on the 30th NOTIONS & must have been in deep reverie General II. M. Plaisted for Governor. ortown last week that Mr. Easton is related to 8tates in which there were no contests. of this city, and probably one by discontented tenants, the Inmates narrowly Trimming about the future President or some After considerable debate, in which The Democrats of that State held their State at the head of a large publishing two others whose names we have escaping being burned to death. Messrs. Conger, Cessna, Conkling, Logan, other political puzzle. Convention on the 1st and ratified the Greenback WhiteSwan house in Dublin, and is also interested HE Burmese rebels lately burned not learned. In due time the pitch Plumb (Kan.), Sharpe, Dean (Fla.), and nominations for 8tate officers and chose the town of Senbounowe, on the Irrawaddy in the immigration of. Irishmen arrived, Capt. Bierbauer knocked others participated, the motion prevailed. delegates to the Cincinnati ConventioB. River. Mr. Sharpe moved to amend the Unlaundried. to this country. The Reporter out the bung of his barrel, but finding It begins to look very much as THE Elm Place Congregational report by striking from it so much NE WS was received in New York on thinks it likely that Windom will though the nomination was to fall that tar was a very prominent Church in Brooklyn, N. T., was recently destroyed SHIRTS, as- relatesto the Delegates-at-Large from -Il- the 81st ult of the death of ex-Comptroller and General into htrait slap without any effort get some of those people. ingredient, and not being what was by fire.. linois. This motion was. discussed at great D.B. Connolly, the Tweed'Ring fugitive, at National Convention Mercbandise. on his part to catch it. Glencoe length by Messrs. ConkUng, Conger, Cessna, Brewers1 represented to him he notified the AT the Marseilles, France. Hammond (CaL), Logan and Butterworth, Angeline Sherette, a young half Megister. in Buffalo on the 2d reports were read showing firm that it was not what he bought DURING the late Communistic disturbances HIGHEST and was finally adopted by a viva voce vote, breed girl, committed suicide at Brai that the revenue collected from brewers colored Senator, is onth and it was subject to their order. in Paris Henri Rochefort's son was Mjirket price there being only a few dissentientvoices. The and dealers In malt liquors for the last fiscal nerd. Her father had given her a ?AUCe' slightly injured by a Paris policeman. The Alabama cahe was then taken up. Mr.No answer was received, but in the paid for i year amounted to $10,729^320, which is $793,- shaking by way of punishment for Ciayton (Ark.) moved to substitute the minority father has since addressed a letter to the 0 course of time he was notified that ly 39yearaof age, weighs 240pounds, 968 more than received from the same source for the majority report Pending Paris Prefect of Police charging him with directing her supposed toleration of the attentions the firm would draw upon him at a bethe year preceding. The total income from and dresses well. He is said to the discussion the Convention voted to take the assault upon the young man, and of some young men who .MIH1UCE1ITRESTR. MW ULM.MIHH the internal-revenue tax on malt liquors certain date, the 24th., and hoped a recess until seven o'clock p. m.. A little very modest in his demeanor, and promising to slap that official's face when he were intoxicated. The girl went up since the year 1863 amounted to $120,446,863. after seven the Convention reassembled and the Capt. would honor the draft. does not push himself forward so next meets him. the Alabama matter was again taken up, and The brewing establishments of the country stairs called her mother and told her A day or two afterwards the Capt. as to be anybody's way. IT is reported that the Turkish subjects after debate the motion to substitute was now number over 3,000, which annually consume she had taken strychnine. She died IfICHOLS.8HEPARD& CO.I was served with a summons and in the vicinity of Bagdad are in a state defeated by 308 yeas to 449 nays. The ma|ority 35,000,000 bushels of barley, and 85,000,- in about twenty minutes. report was then adopted by a viva voce of insurrection. They are said to demand complaint to appear at the June session 0J0 pounds of hops. A wealthy politician of Massachusets vote. The Illinois case gas then taken up autonomy under the protection of England. ORIGINAL AND ONLY OtNUINT of the U. S. Court and answer IN his recent report Mr. James M. The Wilmar Press says that since "VIBRATOR" and two hours (riven for its discussion. After used to carry a hod, and now HE Marquis of Ripon, the new the charge of infringing upon the Swank, Secretary of the Iron and Steel Association,of first of last January, Kandiyohi debate, and after the defeat of a motion to his dinner service is of silver plate. Viceroy of India, reached Calcutta on the the United States, saysthe producof patent of another firm by using the adjourn by a vote of 103 yeasto663 nays, a county has received about 500 new When his boy, at the other end oftion 81st ult pig-iron In this country during last motion to substitute the minority report pitch. There is but little doubt comers, who have become permanent PrtU the table, wants to have speedy recognition for the majority report on the ACCORDING to a Teheran (Persia) year was 8,070,875 tons, by far the largest that the whole matter is a put up mort and settlers. First District was defeated353 to out'4 telegram of the 1st Persia had declined to interfere production in our history. Tbe number of he calls job between the sellers of the pitch 387. The majority report was then in the Tekke question, and refused blast-furnaces In operation last year was On Tuesday night, at Minneapolis his plate comes down filled with all adopted by 384 yeas to 356 nays. The majority and those who sue for infringement, the proffered allegiance of the Merv Tureomans. 697, and forty-four others were in course a fire totally destroyed the saw the old man's hot-house peaches. report in regard to the. Third District was to victimize the brewers, and theand of construction. The capacity of all when nWMIFABAMK la MK% f Material, rAiWw adopted by 3S5 yeas to 353 nays. In respect shingle mill of the Minneapolis the forty-four are completed will be 6,300,- U. S- Courts and patent laws are A CONSTANTINOPLE dispatch received to the Fourth District, the vote stood: Lumber Company, of which P. G. _MAitynuro I. UU 4 009 tons. The production of steel rails for on the 1st says the Turkish troops had annihilated the willing instruments through For the adoption of the majority Farmington Press: A local correspondent Lameronx was the principal owner. 1879 is very nearly double what it was in 1876, a band of Bulgarian marauders near report, 888 yeas 351 nays. The report which such infamies can be successfully writes to the Press that a being 1,047,508 tons for the former year IfIMM Loss, $25,000, insurance, $4,000. Salonica. Compromising documents were POKTABUC. TRACTION, and tTU^^tMMB^WgSkMaSnSH^uS\ of the majority in regard to the enforced. Fortunately for BaKt Boonooy and Bcaat eatM aakaov a Ifcataian lad of sixteen years named James against 587,174 in the latter. It is thought rcuiainiug districts was then adopted bv a pwabUitjr, Safety KoonoBy, ToariUtaBcaaty and atira)y aakaova la *tar Bate*. Stoaa-ifevat foundVon the Bulgarians who were killed. Sc^antoraaipadallr Hmaratan.fcaaHUU The fire originated in the engine OatSwaj* Capt. Bierbauer, he has not used the viva voce vote. It was twenty minuti'S after that over 1,500,000 tons of steel rails will be Collins married a maiden lady of 40 room. Sixty men are thrown out HE London 'publisher Strahan Brat, fornUku a Mrong gaaraatee forrapertorgwda MMlHl jcatta(. two when the last vote was 'taken, sml the compound, which remains* in the required this year, and that the capacity of years in this vicinity on Tuesday of fiAIITIAM 1 The voaSerfal aaaacM aat pepalaritr of sailed for the United States on the 1st One of employment. Convention adjourned until eleven o'clock VAU I HIPJ I oarVaaAioaMaehiBcrrhaf drives atacr the mills will be enlarged so as to very nearly barrell, untouched, but he will be last week. Collins has been living object of his journey is to ascertain whether machine* the wall kaaaa vartoM aukcra are aow attemptlag en the morning- of the 5th. meet the increased demand. to build and palm aft* inferior and atoafrel Ualtattou af put to considerable expense in going In Big Stone county the other the American publishers are not willing to in this county since last Fall. On IT was announced on the 3d that agree to some better compromise than any BE NOT DECEIVED to St. Paul and employing counsel day, a claim jumper had a coat of Wednesday his wife and baby arrived Herman Lissberger, a dealer in metals and of the many which have been suggested in While our own State has so far to prove his innocence. tat and feathers put on him and he from Ireland! He has two sisters an importer of iron at Mew York, had failed, ^!#^1#. America relative to international copyright been blessed with abundance of rain, Mankato Revieic. gave up the claim* in St Paul and one in Farmington. with liabilities of about $2,500,000. The C3*r*r fWJl paiHlaailaia can aa oar dealen, ar vrite it appears that some of the other PRINCE GORTSCHAKOFF arrived at la a*forIBaetrated Cirealara, whieh we atail free dddrciat causes of the failure arc said to have been We know nothing further of Lightning does strike in one KCHOIA SHEFABD CO., Battle Cra*,Mlch. Berlin on the 1st States are less fortunate in this respect. the heavy decline in the iron market .and the MorBonisH. the matter, but if the statement is from Havana, Cuba, on the place twice'sometimes. During a ADVICES repudiation of importation contracts by customers, The following will give true, it is a queer case of bigamy in 1st were to the effect that yellow fever had storm one day recently the house of Honor the father does not who were cither unwilling or unable some idea of the drouth in Nebraska W E Cebser, a broth of a boy. broken out In that city. Ten deaths from the to fulfill their engagements. E. A. Sargent, of Cannon Falls,*was seem to be in the creed of mormonism. up to the end of last month: ,..:r-/ pestilence occurred during the week ending AT its recent session in Pittsburgh struck bylightning twice and con We do not wonder at it. One on tlie 29th ult, and eighteen, deaths from Lincoln Telegram, 30th ult. the Methodist Protestant Conference chose'Revs. siderably injured. of the late Brigham Young's daughters, A striking-looking delegate is Gen- small-pox were,also reported during the same The dry weather still continues. W. Bates, G. B. McElroy, 8. Southerland, time. Manufacturer of and Dealer in who was expelled from the A. B. Norton of the Texas delegation. Wheat is withering, and will likely Hon. C. W. Butler, J. J. Gillespie., Albert Eves, a young man about A SIXTEEN-YEAR-OLD BOY of Ottawa church for suing some of the rascally When Henry. Clay was doing and F. H. Pierpont as representatives to the be a total failure. The corn crop is Choice Brands of rob24 years of age, was found dead in CIGARS (Out.) recently eloped with twogirls and married bfethern who attempted to his utmost to attain the presidency, Ecumenical Conference, which meets in London looking very well, but needs rain his claim shanty a few miles-west of one of them at Utica, N. T. Anothe In August, 1881. her, when entreated to return to the Gen. Norton was one of his TOBACCO, PIPES, CIGAR badly and unless showers are had lad was to have gone along and made the Lake Benton on the 31st ult. It is fold, replied: My father, you call warmest supporters, and in a rash i before many days, corn will be great* other girl his wife, but for some reason, he West and South. deat! HOLDERS, &C, &C. moment vowed that until his favorite him'proWbro&manya^^ ^f^iX missed tbe train. The girls ^%p&&*S^J:j.n were .fourtee ly damaged. Not in a period of thirteen A FEW days since a band of Indians y foul means, as an ugly gash was President he would- neither A heart If it require^ do me to break years old. L4KX MOV SK niBBrx JSfjr.JmiJTJT yean has this State experienced *r*u :-^Lw^k-iw by madfoul means, beinan as ugly cash attacked a United States mailccach nearFort by a knjf found near A of fews have been arrestee be shaved or shorn, and he still NUMBER as many hearts and ruin as many such a spring as this that has just Camming*, New Mexico, and killed the the pit of his stomach. at St. Petersburg fur affiliating with the Nihilists. keeps his vow. His white long hair women as my father did, I should driver and four passengers. The strong.wdry winds and gSEGoHANDBooK and beard area sight to be seen. drouth are a ne departure in a- old, ^jt'-i-v--. THR EE companies of soldiers left Earnest, 18 year son of P. go to perdition before I would go tn At Leicester, Eng,, on the 4 Mr. Gen. Norton appears to be fully 85 Laramie City on the 31st ult. for the North ~*i ,t on Sorgo and Imphee Caaej, and the Mioaciota J. Tuttle, of Merton, Steele county, back into the church. A religion Jordan, Captain of the Canadian Cricketers, Nebraska but other States adjojnin Amber Sugar Cme. The'EBIXHtif VQU 188* la Park, In Colorado, to protect miners, and years of age, hut is still actively engaged was killed by lightning on the 17th which breaks women's hearts was apprehended as a deserter from the Second are experiencing the same difficulties, ow-ri-Ay. and will oe vent free o application. Wo CM settlers from threatened molestation by the in business, being the editor Horse Guards eight years ago. 'n tJtPPKE CSSZ SK9of tbe bast wiuty. inst., while planting corn in the and ruins them is of the devil. That and as we are not alone in our Dal-UtesO rL,YlfinfJB JIAMJFACTUBING CO., of the Norton Intelligencer of field. Another son was seriously wimtamnjl SOME 828,600 in specie was stolen at is what Mormonism does. Dort't TT General Assembly of the Presbyterian Cincinnati, fW HtU'a IteMCiast Havana on the 3d froni the Pursers loom of jJZt3^'jJ" talk to me of my f&ther.Dispatch. Church, whleh had been in session *gmr mfMarhienf.HttnrnZnghm, Cirtuiar Saw MOU. W3 'rpiMi?^ SJ