3few~t31m Review. 'nave Tiecome members I states -where com Sh Xixmeapolis Thomas Festival. Jtotfttamm aaA Wttmrnm. BXDZHUED WITS 8UXAET8L *mandenea exist I is expected and efforts The third great annual Minneapolis Musical At the meeting in Washington of the Jlational are now being made to organize eommanderiee Festival occurs n-Friday, Saturday and Mon- Association charities and corrections, the Two of the notorious Bainsbarffer Brothers in Kansas and Iowa. JOS. BOBLETER, Publisher. IiyncJbsd a Zldora, Hardin County, following report ^ssmbrnftted by Secretary day! June 12, I S and 15, with matinee on Sat-^ 5- SU, H. H. Hart, of Ifoe Minnesota state board: unlay afternoon' at the great tJrocker rink, Teriod of Commercial Staffsattoni.' NEW ULM, MINNESOTA. Migbc*?o|is. & Bradstreet's Joursal in its commercial TOnril EUWBA, Jowa, Special Telegram, June 5.A The state.boardof Minnesota Jias completed inary will say:' The past week shows an increased' ijThedore mob of a hundred mask ed men surrounded the Us first two years of work. A the last session wffl5?be5 Jaie cfaef fractions A depression in general trade. ."The" Hardin county jail here at 1 o'clock this morning, of the legislature the first biennial reportof the 'ITjomas'and bi great orchestra, of 60 pieces_, stoppage of the iron mills of the West cannot overpowered the jailer, broke down The doctors now think Gen. Grant board was presented, embracing a full description the finest organization in the worldsix distinguished fail to act as a further drag on trade. The the doora and captured Finn and Mans of almshouses, jails,and state institutions, solo artist3, including Fursch Madi, may live from three to six months. The Rainebarger, brothers, who were yesterday with statistics of finances, population, etc. The volume of merchandise moved is not large, the a renowned operatic artist, 8aid to be the legislature, recognizing the importance of the -disease is still progressing, slowly but arrested for firing upon two prominent demand for fall goods is below an greatest dramatic singer since Tietzens, Ema work entrusted to the board, established it citizens who were driving over to ticipations, and in transportation circles Juch, the foremost Americau saprano, surely. upon a permanent basis. The board made Steamboat Rock. After being captured they treight rates ane lower than ever. Lake Eelen Campbell and Hattie J. Clapper, well eight recommendations of legislation, of which were shot until they were unrecognizable freights are as low as ever before known New York contraltos with phenominal six were adopted by the legislature. Several the infuriated mob. The trouble which culminated and yet tonnage and cars are idle. voice=, Wm. J. Winch, a tenor of high rank, June is the month of college commencements, important acts were passed by the legislature in this tragedy occurred last fall, when The demand for the produce does not exist and Max Heinrich, an operatic basso of European affecting the charities and corrections of the Enoch Johnson, father of Eainsbarger's -wife, oven at the very low cost of delivery. The when thousands of embryolic renown, together with a great chorus state. A board was established to locate a -THE was found dead not far from his home. At banks at Eastern and Western centers continue of 800 voicesall under tiie auspices of the lawyers, doctors and preachers will third insane hospital, in order that ih insane first appearance it seemed that he had been to accumulate funds. Interest rates at Minneapolis Philhaimorie society. The festival BEST TONIC. of the state might -be cared for in state in thrown Irom his horse, dragged by the stirrup, will*be distinguished by a great variety of the interior are lower than ever before, and in he turned loose upon the world to stitutions. Two years, ago a detached ward and trampled to death. Suspicion finally attached orchestral and choral music, together with -till other ways there are evidences of ac was built adjacent to the St. .Peter hospital, This medk ine, combining Iron with pure struggle for fame and fortune. to Nathan Rains barger and his brother William. vocal selections by thp distinguished artists of cumulating idle commercial machinery. The egetable to lies, quickly and completely to accommodate 100 patients, at They were arrested and on examination the troupe. The choruses will consist of dry goods market is dull, and jobbers do not Cures DysiM prfa* Indigestion, Weakness, a cost of $25,000, or $250 eaok The experiment were committed to jail The wife of Nathan Rossini'sStabat Mater, the last half of Hay- Impure BlM3^&laria,hUta and Fever*, express any reasonable hope for any improvement having proven satisfactory, the recent Henry M. Stanley, the African ex~ and daughter of the murdered man was a den'* Creation, selections from Gluck's Orpheus, during theanonth. legislature made appropriations for three ad It is an unfiiilhw remedy for Diseases of the witness, andsh told a touching story of haw the PaUilquist from Bathoven's Mount 'plorer, in a recent speech in London, ditional detached wards at S Peter and two Kidneys and Liter. the suspicion had grown upon her that her of Olives, eta at Rochester, wbic will provide for It is iivaluabla for Diseases peculiar to -stated that the climate of Africa was husband was the guilty man. The two brothers ,_ A Sub-Treasury Defalcation. 500 patients at a cost of $125,000. Commissioners Women, and all who lead sedentary lives. The prices of admission have been adjusted being in jail, three there began a bold and John H. Aufdemorte, for seventeen years a not half so dangerous as that of many were also appointed to locate a It does atThjure the teeth, cause bedache,or to the hard times, being $1.00 for admission, systematic course of persecuting and intimidating produce constipationother Iron mmtanes do. confidential clerk in the United States subtreasury state public school for dependent children and and from SI.50 to $2.50 for reserved seats, ac parts of the southern states of America. all who had been instrumental It enricies and purifies the blood, stimulates commence the buildings therefor to locate a at New Orleans, has absconded with cording to location. in the prosecution. Me were am the appetite, aids the assimilation of rood, relieves second state prisoa During the past year the several thousand dollars of government money. he usual round trip excursion tickets will bushed in the night, had horses shot down lieiirtbura and Belching, and .strength' capacity of the school for idots and imbeciles The exact amount has not yet been ascertained, be given by the railroads, at one and one-fifth ens the muscles and nerves. under them, and various acts of like character has ben doubled being now 100, and an appropriation Unless all reports from the wintei but it is believed to be more than the regular fare, of which particulars may be For Jjrtwmittent Fevers, Lassitude, Lack of were perpetrated. Finally Wednesday's attack made for.a custodial building in connection obtained of aU station agents on the diff eretit Energy, 4c, it has no equal. $ 13,000. P. F. Herwig, the subtreasurer will made endurance no longer .possible to the wheat growing states have been mueh with the institution. Provision was roads. 49* 1"hejppnlne has above trade mark end make the amount good. Mr. Herwig received a citizens. Hence the mob and results narrated made for a gymnasi um and shops forth deaf crossed NOUnes on Wrapper. Take no other. exaggerated, there is a very poor Orders for full tickets and full details mav dispatch from Washington to the effect that a above. and dumb, to replace those burned. I the jiaol hr BBCvrHOOJliCii. co.. luvrnsor.F, -v secured by mail or of W. J. Dyer & Bros., Minneapolis. -.eh graphic description of the man had been report last year it was stated that there had prospect for the growing crop. In the LIGHT HEALTHY BREAD The Minneapolis Philharmonic As sent to all parts of this country, Mexico, Canada been no change of superintendents of any in sociation under whose auspices the Festival Southern States not half a crop is expected stitution for ten years. This year is the first and Europe I is believed he had gone The facts as to the deed for which -the will be held, announce that this iestival wil". time in eleven years that such an event has oc lynched men were arrested were these: Late to Mexico As-fee had 'been a defaulter to the and the poor farmers will have he the finest of their series, not excepting the curred, Dr. Knight, of the school lot idiots and Wednesday afternoon, lr Underwood of government of the United States, he can be apprehended one of last year, at which the Thomas orchestra, a hard year. imbeciles, having resigned that he might Eldoi-a was called in consultation with a and returned, from any countrr. Christine Neilson and the Wagner trio join his mother in the Connecticut school. physician from Steamboat Rock, over a case appeared. Considerable time has been given the near Robertson, twelve miles from Eldora. Memorial observances on decoration subject of jail architecture, and a jail now was accompanied by Dr. Ritenour^ a dentist Intercession for Kiel. day are kept pretty much as usual but being built in Otter Tail county and almshouse The national Finances.' of Eldora, and on their return after night, they Winnipeg, Man., Special.Riel has written in course of construction in S Paul, th/1 The decrease shown in the public debt by were fired at by tour parties in ambush. The it Is noticed that varieties of sports arc to his family near S Boniface to go out to bid fair to rank with the best institutions of statement issued for May is$4,425,-i'i and io. doctors being armed, returned the fire, and the jPrince Albert and bring in his wife and children, coming into use, such as horse-racingbycycling, their kind The rapid growth of the adjacent the eleven months, $54,500,000. There is HttLdifference would-be assassins fled. Several shots struck who are on the point of starvation. cities of S Paul & Minneapolis has calif the YEASTGEMS bjtween the figures for last month the buggy, and one passed throughDr. Underwood's baseball matches, etc., as Riel's brother started on that mission. Archbishop attention of the citizens to the need of charity ind those for May, 1SS4 but, comparing the coat, but neither gentleman was injured. organizations, and a charity society has been Tache left hurriedly for the east, having on the Fourth of July. These things Bleven months ended with the corresponding Yesterday morning warrants were established in the latter city. During the past received a sudden oalL It is reported he has issued (for the arrest of William Finn period ot last year, there is a difference of seem incongruous, but they are the natural year, beside the Friendly inn, which has been gone down to endeavor to induce the government and M. Rainsbarger, brothers, and over $37,U00,009 favor of the latter peno 1, in successful operation during the past winter. outgrowth of the scarcity of play not to hang Riel, failing in which he Edward Johns, and they were arrested last and it is not likely that this difference will S Paul a society has been organized which The best dry hop yeast in the world. Bread' will take counsel with French Canadians in evening. The Rainsbarger's were brothers of materially reduced when the transactions of days in this country. aims to secure the co-operation of all the two boys now on trial for the murder of raised by this yeast is light, white and wholegome Lower Canada to see what can be done for the Juno are recorded. The surplus for the hist existing charities. The Rom an Catholic like our grandmother's delicious bread. Enoch Johnson last fall and Johns is a son of rebel, whom he looks up on as his own child, fibcal year was over ?110,000,000. It will ^church has dedicated a fine building for an or GROCERS SELL THEM. Henry Johns who died recently from the "ef- hardly exceed $(8,000,000 this year. Compared having taken him when a mere baby and educated The rule was recently reaffirmed by phan asylum, andtheProtestantorphan asylum iects of the wounds received at the hands of a with May 1, there is no change in the mterjst-bearing him. is much alarmed for fear Riel is about to have a suitable building in S Paul. PREPARED BY TH6 the United States Supreme Court thai mob who ambushed him near his home one Price Baking Powder Co., debt, and the nou-interest anng will be hanged, as the people of Ontaria are The new Washburn Home in Minneapolis is night. was also uncle of the Rainsbarger column shows a reduction ot less than ."v about to be erected at a cost of 75,000. The clamoring loudly for his blood already. the term "fraud" in the clause defining HanTrsof Br. Price's special FlaYomm Extracts, i boys andwa furnishing the monoy to defend thousand dollai-s. Th so-called decrease in State of Minnesota, with a million inhabitants, ffHDTJi pemsaw the debt3 from which a bankrupt is not them on the charge of the murder of Johnson. Chicago, III. St. Louis, MO* the debt for the month therefore consists of has now made provision for all its insane, for The latter, it is believed was killed that the On April 00 last the wife of Hans Rolhe en the deaf, the blind, the dmbeciie population and ncraibed cash in the treasury, which deducted relieved from a discharge under the murdeiers might get the $15,000 insurance on tered a school while in session in the town of for her dependent and delinquent children. from the obligation, shows that the treasury is tDr. LaBarge, his life. Bankrupt act means positive fraud 01 Erickson, Renville county, armed with a largo he report closes with a tribute to the lunacy stronger liy the sum stated than it wasb:ic tndlieaies "^BCOCESSOeB of th Blood TO he lynching of Finn and Mouse Rainsbarger stick, with which she threatened and frightened commission of the state, and a hope is expressed d.Skim and Bones.Sermons D*bUltr, Impoteney, Organic Wes month ago. The available cash balance i- fraud in fact, involving moral turpitude is really the result of an old feud that has erenrlal Affections. eskness, ScientificGonorrhoea, treatment Syphilitic sale andanaesur tome of the pupils. The little daughter of that ,the national convention will be entertained 81U'i,TOJj,~7J, an increase over May 1 ot 37,000,- remedies. Deformities Scientific. Treated treatment:trriteeford Call or saf anlissurefot been brewing in Hard'n county for many years. -or intentional wrongnot implied in St. Paul nextyear. Gabriel S. Osmundson, aged seven years, J00. This is -the largest balance held by the jueitkrajto be answered by those desiring treatment by mail. (and It oiiginated in a family quarrel a great many screamed with sudden fright as a blow irom Person, goffering from Rapture should toad their address,% treasury since July, 18sl, when it exceeded fraud, which may exist without bad 1 years ago, and culminated last year in the murder learn something to their adrantage. Itlsnotatrnss.^ the stick struck the seat in front of her, and $171,000,000. and it is doubtinl whether the Address Dr. C. I.. LaBARGE, Pres't and Physician In Chargfc THE X.OYAX I.EOX02T. of Johnson. Fo this ciime the two Ramsbaigers, faith. two or three days after she became insane, it Central Bed. a Son Institute, 920 Locust t^ St. tool s, Bo. present balance has ever bcei, so laige vvith Nathaniel and Frank, are, as Successor to Promts' Dispensary. gtiM)ihjtd, SO tears. 1 is believed, peimanently. There i.j no doubt the single exception named. Most of the de already stated, now in jail at Maishalltown, Nervous Exhaustion* in the minds or her attending physicians that The Minnesota Commandery Organized ficiency appiopnations made by congress The patriotic veteran who gave up a charged with the murder. The accusation her insanity was caused by the act mention ed have been paid, together with other"laige i-innprovided with Fitting Ceremonies. was made by the wife of Premature Decay, The wom an is now being prosecuted for disturbing ensio of $72 per month, because he for e\traordinaiy e\pendituiea, su.-h Nate, who is the daughter of Johnson. Among With due ceremonies tha Minnesota State the school, and a euit for heavy damages a? Alabama awards and' Now Oilcans exposition. the mo st prominent men in the county who thought the government had already Loss of Manhood. eommandery of the military order of the Loyal will be the next step. testified at the preliminary examination was Legion of the United States of which Gen. W. paid him enough for the injury he had At St. Paul, Judge Simons denies the petition A 0-page Cloth-bound Book of Ad\ ice to Dr. Underwood, ot Eldorado. Hi life was S. Hancock is president was formally organized of Daniel B. Vermilye for a divorce. young or Middle-aged Men/with prescriptions threatened by the gang. A few days ago suspicious received in its defense, furnishes an example at S Paul. The acting commander-in-chief, The Ifiar&ets. for Self-treatment by a Regular Physician. movements were discovered by a parly, The special conductors' train makes the run eMT on receiptAddreso of tw three-cent worthy the emulation of other Avith a good number of visitors, prominent officers WEB stamps upon whom a watch was set. It was discovered 1 DULUTH:NO 1 Northern, S7 O^ 2hai(\ from St. Paul to Elroy, 198 mile*, four during the war, and as a rule more or less in a secret communication with the Rainsbargers. T. WILL IAMS & CO., MILWAUKEE, Wis. 37c N lhaul, %%c robust pensioners, but which is not hours fifty-nine minutes, the fastest time It was finally found that a plot well known in civil life were present b3l Corn No. ever made on the Omaha road. MILWAUKEE:Wheat N 2, likely to be generally followed. The was being concocted to murder a number The twenty nine membe rs whose applications CP6IiffsSSk 2, 44^-c Oats No. ti, :j-^c. i'.ye N (,0c. rfact that during the month of May $10,- H&KR8S REME&Y the leading citizens of the county. These for membership had been favorably considered Ova Cook of Rochester has been granted a Barley No. 50c. Provisions iiimcr mer-s laets developed only a day or two ago. The were elected in due form and vested pension of $ 10 per month and back pay amounting pork, $10.35. NTs Chemists and Solo Prop's c4 000,000 lias been paid out in pensions attempt up on the lives of Doctors Underwood with the ribbon of the order, a somewhat elaboMite to over $l,oU0. FR0F. HARRIS'PASTILLE RMDV CHICAGO:--Whea t, spring, 84(u^}c No. 3 regalia in the national colors, worn and Iliedenour drove the citizens to desperation, Young* lien and others who satfet proves that the government takes good spring, 75(tfbc No. x5 red, '.2c: No. 3 led 63 Efforts are being made to secure the pardon around the neck. The membe rs elected were andthe Rainsbargers having been ar from Nervous and Physical Dehil (5 S4c. Corn cash, 44}^c. Oafs cash, 32^c. ity, Premature Exhaustion aao* -careof those who risked their lives in it the following: of William Otto, sentenced from Stearns county rested last evening were during the night taken their many gloomy consequences, MINNEAPOL IS Wheat, No. 1 hard, SSc No out and lynched, as aheady told. Fi was a for five and a half years, ior uiuider. are quickly and radically cored. Capt. Edward 'Simonton, late Fourth U. S. 3beiialf. The Remedy is pat up in box*s. l.o. 1 (lasting a montSi), ML 2 hard, b5c. Jorn 40 to77o. Oats, 30 to 31 c. pardoned convict charged Avith murder. The has eleven months yot'to serve. infantry Col. and Brt. Brig. Daniel Leasure, Jo. 2 (enough to c5ect a cure, unless in severe cses.i 5tSeVH i amity and their followers are hard characteis, S T. PAUL:Wheat, No. 1 hard, Wc No. 2 (lasting three months), $7. Sent by mail in plain wrapper*, 100 Pennsylvania infantiy tCoL Glover Perin, F. W. Ricdel of Brown Lake, Renville county, Col Robert Ingersoll makes money Directions for Vihtg accompany eech Ilox. Pamphlet descriV. and have given the peaceable neighbors a great hard. &oc. Corn, No. 2,45c Oats. N 2mixed, assistant surgeon general S. A Capt ting thia disease and mode ot euro seas sealed eu *pp.u was killed by being thrown from his wagon deal of trouble. Great excitement prevails. :51c No. 2 white, 31ic Barley, No. 2.5Sc: No. easier than anybody save an operatic Charles Kittelson, Tenth Minnesota infantry and run over leaves six motherless children. Public sentiment, however generally approves 3 extra, 52c No. 3 45 to 47c. Capt. Edward Corning, captain assistant quarteimaster. mive oitirTTi A lornama." prima donna. His lectures net about FORPRtSKRV INU.RESTORUiaASB the lynching. It is doubtful if any prosecutions U. S. volunteers Lieut Cushman Beaut i PyIno the Complexion. will follow. Kellogg Davis, Twenty-eighth Wisconsin in a thousand dollars each, over expenses. ^oa REUOTIHO buTOcas, TAM. Fascxutf he railroad and warehouse commissioners A. F. Howard, collector of eustoms at fantry Captain Harvey,"Officer First Minnesota PlMPLFS. HALLOWNISe, BtOTCBSS. a-c. The Supreme Lodge A O. W have set July 7 and 8 as the dates of a conference In fact his only expenses are his own, Portsmoth, N. H., has resigned In his letter OPlMO!bO NOTS LADliS. artillery Capt John "Vander Honck, LOTTA11 is thererjbest preparation fat at Moorhead, with the farmers of that vicinity. to the secretary of the treasury he says he hi The Supreme Lodge of the Ancient Order of Veteran Reserve corps Col. and Brt, Brig. li: thefaccthatlererused.I now use no other. and those of a business manager, including CLARA LOL'I&E KELLOGGItgWssma Gen. W. R. Marshall, Seventh Minnesota in held the office pinceDec. 24, 1883, during which United Workmen he ld its Annual session at pleasure to sddmj aame to the lift of those)' 4* Liqui Pearl,* sn a moderate amount of advertising fantry: William H. Dixon, Second U. & who recommend your time ho has endeavored to faithfully discliaigo The granary, containing giain au farm es Moines, Iowa. express the satisfactionit has afforded me. calored artillery Lieut H. M. Blaisdell, its duties. then adds: I have also during The LIQUID PEARLhas beenreeeired by and rent of hall or theatre. If ha machinery of Frank Quenin, in Glyndon, was The report of the secretary showed theladiesof allcountneswitli*thehighesi Twelfth U. S. colored artillery Brt. Maj. all that time been a zealous member of the marks of appreciation. Onlj 60 cexrs burned recently. Loss, $1,000 uninbuied. wants to raise ten thousand dollars all John Kelliher, U. S. army, (retired) BOTTLE, sold by aU Druggists & Perfumers. The total number of deaths forth last year Republican party and in every way pob&ible C1IA3IFL1X&CO Psora. BUTIU. X. Maj. Frederick Vo Banmbach", Thirty-fifth has been 1, 074, an increase of only 35 over last Apparently, from the reports received, the contributed to lta success. Consequently my he has to do is to spend ten evenings in Free! Cards and Chromes. Wisconsin infantiy Lieut. Col. William T. year. The disbursements of beneficiary fu nd growing crops throughout Minnesota have received offensive partisanship can be established by reciting the same lecture. He has frequently Gentry, Twenty-fifth U. S. infantry Capt. for the year amount to $2,180,126.30, an in no check, and are all advancing finely many witnesses. Fo twenty years I have til-io W will send free by mail a sample set of Chester G. Higboe, Tweltth Wisconsin Capt crease over last year of 149,079.10. The report with some lew local exceptions. The southern repeated this programme. large German, French, and American Chromo been a firm believer in the old Jack&oman D. M. Gilmore, Third Pennsylvania cavalry sho ws quite a decided decrease in the death part of the state has been visited by hea vy Oards,on tinted and gold grounds, with a price list doctrine: 'To the victors belong the spoils.' Maj. J. H. Murphy, surgeon Eigh th Minnesota Some of his opponents say that money of over 200 different designs, on receipt of a stamp rate of the orderfrom 8.39 in 1883-4 to 7.84 rains, and these have helped vegetation greatly. Conniatency, therefore, compels me firmly to infantry Capt E. M. Wilson, First for postage W will also send free by mail as lor the year 1884-5 also, a similar decrease in I some places, however, the rains have is his sole object, and this rather militates adhere to the^o principles and convictions in Minnesota mounted rangers Col. Cliarles samples, ten of our beautiful Chromos, on receipt the average assessmentsfrom 17 1-6 in 1883-4 been a little too severe. defeat as well as victory." Alpheus A. often cents to paj for packing and postage also Kerr, Sixteenth Illinois infantiy Col. and against the great lecturer. to 1613-20 1884-5. the end of the fiscal enclose a confidential price list of our large oil Brt Brig. Gen.R. M. McLaren, Second Minnesota New York Special: One of the largest of in Hanscomb was appointed his successor. year there has been a total of 5,774 death chromos. Agents wanted. Address GLEAS ON cavalry Mr. Charles S. Gilbert, son of surance policies ever paid was one of $100,000 losses, a total amount paid on the same of $11,- A: Co.,46 Summer Street, Boston, Mass. A beer manufacturer's circular states th .t the late Col. Samuel A. Gilbert, colonel Fortyfourth by the Equitable Life Assurance society to the ANTED 420,294. The Columbian Government has a the present wheat acreage of the United Kingdom Ohio infantry Lieut. Alfred B. Johnson, widow of Norman B. Harwood ot Ormand, BOOK is 10 per cent, andperhaps 15 per cent, lieutenant Twenty-fifth U. S. infantry, son nniqtue way of punishing its rebels. Fla. Mr. Harwood was killed by a fall from William G. Morris of Illinois was chosen supreme below last year'b, and that this short aereage of Companion Brt. Maj. Gen. R. W. Johnson, Canvassers. his horse on the 16th of last month. Harwood Aizptiru atid half a dozen of his followers master woikman by acclamation. The U. S. A Gen. H. H. Sibley, Gen. S. Appleton, combined with the backwardness of the growth is the man who failed andswindled his creditors honor was declined on account of business relations, Gen. W. Smith, Capt. H. A. Castle, W. R. of the crop itielf, will cause a deficiency in of the late Panama revolt are to be while in business at Minneapolis, Minn. I MALE and FEMALE! and the resignation accepted. John Brown, Rev. Clay McCanley, Capt J. A Reed. this year's product, as compared withlatt conveyed to the headwaters of the Amazon, A Brooks of Missouri was then unanimously The printing of the new edition of "Illustrated year'fe, of 1,UOO,000 quaiter-s. It is estimated Ail were present except Gov. Hubbard, ex To engatre in the sale of our new and important chosen, also the following: works of standard character, larse profit* and Minnesota," issued by the state board of Gov. Davis and Maj. Vo Baumbach. 'After that the wheat crop ot Germany, Holland, and placed in canoes with three months' immeow selling: qualities. We offer a perinauent George W. Badgero of Ontario, supreme election to membership tho.following officers immigration, is progressing satisfactorily, and Belgium will be short tins year*l,500,000 quarters and Incratlve business. Address foreman William P. Jordan of California, supreme provision, and sent floating down the of the Minnesota commandery were elected for it will soon be" ready for distubution. The The CIBMXaTNATI FITBL.ISH1XO CO.. that of Austria. Hungary, South llussia overseer supreme recorder, M. W. 174 W. Fourth Street. Cincinnati. Ohio* the ensuing year: Norwegian edition is completed, with the ex river into a wilderness never but once and Spain. 1,500,000 quarters, and that of Sacwett, of Pennsylvania, (re-elected) supreme Commander, Brt Maj. Gen. John B. Sanborn, ception of the binding, and will be leady for France o,500,000. guide, G. R. Keller of Kentucky J. H. Lenhardt penetrated by a white man, inhabited U. S. V. senior vice commander, Brt delivery shortly. NOW IN USE36,989. of Pennsylvania, supreme receiver W. Brig. L. F. Hubbard, U. S. V. junior vice commander, Earl Granville's secretary writes to the Daily by savage cannibals, venomous reptiles, D. Graham of Iowa, supreme watchman he sale of the Wabasha Mill company property Brt. Brig. Gen. J. W. Bishop, U. S. V. News that it has been incorrectly informed as Hugh Doherty of Massachusetts, supreme ferocious animals, and where recorder, Brt Maj. George Q. White, U. S. A. by Bruce Florer. Esq. assignee, which to the state of the negotiations between England medical examiner A. B. Berry of Kansas, supre registrar, Capt C. W. Hackett, U. S. V. took place about two weeks ago, has ju st been and Russia, which, the writer says, are clouds f mosquitoes, deadly miasmas me trustee. treasurer, Lieut Albert Scheffer, U. S, V. confirmed by Judge Charles M. Start, of the still progressing. The News says: Although he committee on the Iowa litigation reported and terrible heat are horrors added to chancellor, Maj. G. W. Baird, II. S. A.chap district court. H. H. Jewell purchased the the negotiations are unfinished, it will be resolutions unqualifiedly endorsing lain, Edward D. Neill. U. S. V. council, All persons say their goods are the best. V'e asV to examine mill for $18,850. This is about $57,000 loss the dreariness and desolation of the found when the government is able to publish our Improved Keller Positive ForceFee!,tjlrn!nf the loyal grand lodge of Iowa, and the action Brt. Maj. Gen. W. Johnson, U. S. A. than the original cost of the property. Seed and FerUllclnsz Drill and our liny Kakt-N.' Tncy an official statement of recent and current proceedings, of the supreme officers in upholding it and Brt. Brig Gen. S. P. Jennison, U. S. V. Brt land. This cruel mode of pnnishmen* are as good as tlie-besf. and can be sold as cheap. All sre warranted. that our statement was substantially Circulars mailed free. Newark Machine CoNewark* giving the latter unlimited authority to continue Col. Charles Bentzoni, U. S. A. Maj. Charles The June term of the United States circuit Ohio. Eastern Branch House, Hagentcws, Hi, is certaialy original. coriect. The negotiations are nrogressmg oh to upbuild the loyal workmen of Iowa. J. Allen, U. S. A. Capt. W. W. Braden/U. S. MARRIAGE GUIDE court opens on Monday, June 15- Judge Brewer the most friendly spirit on both"sides, and are Minneapolis was selected as the place for V. will arrive on the preceding Saturday and approaching completion. the next meeting, andthe the third Tuesdav in A banquet followed at the Metropolitan Hotel, groater portion of the ses- a will sit during the The glut of money in the great'banks June as the date. at which the visitors and members-elect London Cable: A peculiar trial has ju st sion, both he and Judge Nslson holding court enumerated above Gen. Terry, Col. Alden and of Europe is something phenomenal. commenced at Denay, in the North of France. Ues About Senator Sharon. Capt. J. A. Reed, were among the guests. Letters At a revival meeting in a church in Dalton, S6O Pases. IUtrtiM In etotnandgtltblrtlngSfe. The Bank of England has gained in he duelist Keinel is arraigned under the and telegrams were read from the co mmander-in-chief Ga., Emery Clark entered, brandishing two revolvers, money or postage, Bane, paper covers 2Se. This book In the case of Worth Wilson (colored), now singular accusation of having, during a duel of the order, W. S. Hancock, contains all the carious, doubtful or inquisitiv* want to and marched up the aisle until he specie and bullion during the past four on trial at San Francisco for perjury in the know, large editions, 10,000each, old every few months. Gen. Joseph R. Hawley, Rear Admiral Jenkins, fought with rapiers^caujht the sword of his came opposite Sam Watkins. and began firing. Health, Beauty, Happiness, are promoted by its ad- Sharon divorce suit, Miss Nettie Brackets, who Gen. Stewart Van Vliet, Gen.M C. Meigs, Gen. months about 5,500,000, or nearly adversary, M. Chapuis, in his left hand by vieeTOho may marry, who sot, why, medical aid. wfcea shot Watkins through the head, and then S. P. Halabird, Gen. Charles S. Manderson, was at first an important witness for Miss Hill, necessary brought hometo you. 50 wonderful pax rrcrcaxsj the blade aud held it while he lunged at Chapuis $27,500,009,,and its rate of discount has began filing indiscriminately. made the true to life. Sent sealed by Dr. WHITTIEH. St. Louis, Gen. O. Poe Wisconsin also from the commanderies and later for Senator Sharon, testified a few with his own rapier. Chapuis died after MoMttgtreatBpeeiaHst^Consnltation and pamphlet free assault because Watkins took his sweetheart to of Massachusetts, by Charles run down to l per cent, per annum. tour days of great agony. Klinel will possibly dkys ago. She acknowledged also having MARRIAGE GUIDE. church. Watkins is dying. After the shooting Codman of Boston the commandery of Ohio be convicted of willful murder if the The Bank of France has,in a little over committed perjury on behalf of Miss Hill, and the congregation surrounded Clark, and he by its commander, R. B. Hayes, and from the circumstances as related can be substantiated stood at bay until officers arrived said: commandery of New York, by its commander, two months, gained in specie and in court The trial bids fair to be a mo st interesting I know I have told lies against Mr. Sharon. I Gen. U. S. Giant Uu6tratedinclothcnd KiltbindlDg50o one. 260 Pages. bullion about $19,000,000, but that institution knew it was a blackmailing case against him. I At St. Paul, in the case of Daniel B. Vermilye Speeches were made by Gen. Sanborn, Gen. none? or postage, same paper covers 25c. This book entered into a conspiracy with Miss Hill to A K. Chetlain of Chicago, Hon E. M. Wilson 7S. Mary C. Vermilye, Judge Simons filed a sonteins all tne curious, doubtful or inquisitive want seldom changes its rate of discount, Secretary Manning on May 19 addressed a 10 know, large editions. XOjOOO each, sold every few raos. blackmail and defraud Mr. Sharon, but now of Minneapolis, Ex Gov. Fail-child of Wiscsnsin, decision denying to plaintiff the right of divorce. Health, Beauty, Happiness,are promoted by its od i letter to Collector Spaulding of Chicago, di which has been kept for a long want to tell the truth Miss Hill promised me Capt. P. Keyser of Philadelphia, Gen. This suit was commenced on December 12, riceWDO may marry, who not, why. Medical aid. when $10,000 in case she won, and a trunk of unmade recting his attention to the fact that he had H. H. Thomas of Chicago, Ge Staphenson of jecessnrybroughc home to yon. Sent sealed by Dr. 1888, when the plaintiff filed a complaint asking -4ime at three per cent. These facts W2XTIXR.S6 Louis. Mo., the great soecialist. who gaimen ts if she did not. I have not 111., etc. been absent from his post of duty without for a divorce on the ground of adultery. tures for life. Nervous Debility, Impediments to Mar simply show a great stagnation in business been promised a cent to change my testimony, On the day after Lincoln was assassinated, oaco. Cons2ltetio and pamphlet free. On May 5, 1885,,-the complaint was amended leave. The secretary reminded the collector and don't expect to receive anything. I was on the 15th of April, in 1865, the order had its and changed to,the ground of desertion. Al affairs an I laekoi uses lor money. that he was charged with important public du led to change my course of action because I origin, when a little party of officers in Washington the parties to the case are well known hi S ties repuiring his constant care and peiscnal i "wHTolNulAMlEUETADLESLlS LIVERr found Miss Hill had given the business away, met to talk over the sad event and pass Paul, in connection with the noted VermilyeGen FOB THE supervision, and that he could not absent him and did not want to be left. Miss Hill began appropriate resolutions. Then and there it Myers case. I is understood that Mr. sell" Irom his office without inconvenience to A Boston minister in a 'late sermon her forgeries just after Sharon was arrested. was resolved to form an organisation Vermilye will commence another action for the public serviee. N reply has been received When I swore that I hid behind the bureau in that should perpetuate, if nothing else, on "marriages" states that in Massachu^setts from Spaulding. Sharon's bedroom and heard him admit tha* at least the feeling of loyalty to the ijd 1860 there was divorce to Miss Hill was his wife, it was all false. I government I waB founded on the Karl Blind, the German revolutionist, in And all Bilious Complaints knew Miss Hill to ,be at the time in a delicate same ideas as related to the war of the rebellion sending his card anda wreath of immortelles v'i 50 marriages, in 18761toevery 20, and situation, and that*he intended falsely to lay as was the order of the Cincinnati to tha Married Kisses Ain't of the Sound- to be placed on the coffin of Victor Hugo, Safe to take, being purely vegetable i Trtp it on Sharon. n 18831 to every 14 In New England revolution. Starting then, it has gradually ia Kind. V~" lug. Price 25 cts. AUDniggiita,^ writes: "That which has latterly been apt to /v vu i increased until now there are commanderies A *2,000 families are broken nap by-divorce estrange Germans from Frenchm en can not in Massachusetts, New York, A6EH1S northern Dakota Crop Outlook, "Did you catch on to the sound of restrain the feeling of those who appreciate Pennsylvania, Ohio. Michigan, Ulmois, Wisconsin, ^,every year. This alone is an appalling Correspondence from" Fargo says that ih genius." 'UUaflBus^BB WANTED Minnesota, California, and the District that?" remarked a youth to his companion recent weather has been uniformly favorable '^istgte of afiairs. Along with .the into of Columbia, and its membeiship FOR THE BACK-WOODSMEN., The police are informed thai two dynamiter* th advancement f the growing wheat, and the other evening as a high sounding is now upwa rd if four thousand. There crease in divorce moral poison has ln^.creascd. the crop outlook is improving. Three or four have arrived in England, and only await a fa are three classes of membership, namely, ex kiss was heard coming from a'couple gentle rains, some of them .of considerable vorable opportunity to carry out their de X* the period between 18.6Q- Beginners.. Agent.s are now selling so to 15 books per day We ._.. eiiine i officers of the army and navy, oldest sons of Send'fforteras andcirculars fice. extent, have done much to ke ep the crowi ng standing in a doorway. $& -W signs. Notices have been sent to all police want an Agent inevery town, officers and prominent civilians, the latter be P^70 divorce -increased two and one hall The W. E. PIBtJLCPUB CO., Clnclnr^rrg: grain in its good condition. Reports ing admitted in the ratio of one for every stations to arrest an Irish American who landed "Well, I should say I did," replied of wild buckwheat are still heard, thirty-three of membership in each commandery. '4imeinfrequetacy, whiie crimes against in England about the middle of May, took the other. "It sounded like a 'sky l?ut an investigation shows that damages Recently a step has been taken to perpetuate issM fee after sold. JmtMUAMV^^^ltSSlSlSui lodgings in London and remained there until l^chasfcity .and morality increased fchree- the order, a provision having been from this plant will be localized, but rocket had busted. I guess they must the &rth of May, when he suspiciously disappeared made whereby the oldest sons of the daughters there are grave fears that it will spread and |:j & preacher thinks the only be a newly married couple and they with another Irish-American, lor whom of any officers may beco me members. give much trouble in the future. Barnes and remed is & higher idea of marriage.. haven't got through with the Jhoney- the police are also on the watch. General good fellowship is one of its Fargo southern reports are of the same general #1!^ J*q moonyer.*' fif objects, and badges, different for the vario &nd changes can only be averted when tenor as the above, and the opinion is advanced A recent engagement that has taken place in us classes of membe rs are worn, the sight of that prospects were never better than "Honeymoon, thunder! lou can just London is that of the rich, fair-haired Miss young men and women look atmatrimony one of which is a passport to the unbound ed nt this season. Ransom county reports aree bet on it they ain't married yet. Married Winslow toLordHopetown which, with Miss hospitality of the brotherhood. The order as a means of moral elevation pecially -encouraging. Wheat has sunk to 70 Lawrence, who is shortly to be married to Lord Blants entirely removed. Home treatment/Medicine kisses don't sound like that they ain't embraces nearly all of the prominent officers cents per bushel, and no advance of an moment can be administered without knowledge of ii'and spiritual enlightenment. Venables- 'ernon will make three Americau of the Union army, and though the list of the sounding kind."Weefcly Maverick. is looked for jn the immediate future. commandories is so limited, there are members rtJ'-fcsof giiis who within the short space of cue month, in nearly every state yj the Union who #5 -f-^ ore to become British subject* 3M Sf IMF16 M*B8*, CIUCINNATI. a