foC!!!^'*''. i mi t wg. mwmmmmMm^mmmmmimmummmmmmMmmmmm ariUU NEWS SUMMARY. nessee, Maryland, Washington, D. C., North MINNESOTA WHEAT GRADES. den. Dramand Gen. HuenDiscnsi* ern, No. 2 regular. Under the new system there Carolina, New York and Virginia, ^f are but three grades above No. 3, as follows: No. 'V# J." K:^::%: the OpposingArmies. 1 hard, No. 1 Northern, No. 2 Northern. It is Wilson P. WestfalL formerly a banker of believed that the grade of No-1 hard, as established, Minneapolis, and later, representative of the "Disastrous Earthquake In Indian'""*- will be found to provide for the "gilt iVashington Dispatch. northwestern mutual life insurance company News has reached Bombay of a disastrous edge" wheat to the general satisfaction of the Conclusion of the Work of the Railroad Commissioners of Milwaukee, at St Paul, died recently of peritonitis. E. G. Drum, the Adjutant-General friends of that grade. It certainly represents earthquake in Cashmere, India. The shocks in the Hatter of Grades the expressed views of a very large majority ot He had a wide acquaintance throughout began Sunday the 31st and have continued at of the Army, spent two months in England the producers of that grade, as well as the millers the northwest, being known in almost every Minnesota* intervals of ten minutes ever since. who desire to give a special value *s,to. No.. 1 last summer. is an enthusiastic town in Minnesota, Wisconsin and Dakota, his The shocks were very serious at Serinagur., hard Scotch Fife wheat, reputation being that of an honorable gentleman admirer of English troops, and believes the capital of Cashmere. The barra&s, THE NOBTHEBN GBADE. and first-class business man. in vrhich several hundred soldiers .were In establishing the grades of Nos. 1 and 2 that England and Bnssia will get Three Grade3 Above No. S, Instead of Seven, quartered, were destroyed, collapsing so suddenly Northern, the commission have adopted the word to fighting before long. says that 'i i as Formerly. Northern to give character to, and designate as that nearly half the men were imprisoned CRIMES AND CRIMINALS. a trade mark bur Northwestern wheat, in the in the debris. Fifty are known to have been Russia has been qnietly working down markets of the world, and thus draw a line killed, while 100 were more or less injured. A Dr. E. E. Loy of Cincinnati, who killed Harrj towards the East India possessions of between Northern and Southern spring wheat, portion of the city has been demolished, while Champie, his brother-in-law, was discharged. as all know the superiority of Northern grown England, and that a conflict in the future very few of the remaining buildings escaped wheat. It being true that "Minnesota State" The state board of railroad commissioners At Bozeman W. H. McMartin tries to kill grades.are to apply to the crop grown in the injury many having large rente, made in them. i3 inevitable. "Th English sol- have made known the grades of grain Widow Allen for refusing to marry him, and, most Northern portion of the Unitea States, Serinagur is near the center of the vale of established, in compliance with the warehouse failing commits suicide. dier," said Gen Drum, "is the finest the designation of Northern should be so impressed Cashmere, and the whole territory experienced and grain law, entitled "An act to regulate upon our wheat as to carry with it into in the world. I make no exception. A th6 terrible earthquake shocks. The James Seely fatally, shot Carl Schoolcraft at warehouses, inspection, weighing and the markets of the East and to Europe, all the damage caused throughout the vale is enormous. Clay Center, Kan., in a quarrel growing out of advantage to which it is justly entitled. The handling of grain," approved March 5,1885, regiment of Englishmen is thesfinest commission has provided that No. 1 Northern CURES The loss in cattle alone is veiy great the latter's attentions to Seeley's wife. which shall be known as Minnesota grades Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sciatica, body of soldiers ever gotten togeth- shall be comprised of the hard and soft varieties The affrighted people seem to be utterly helpless, the same to take effect and be in force on of spring wheat (not less than 50 per cent hard), Willie Bryant, aged fourteen years, killed a Lumbago, Backache, Headache, Toothache, er." and succor is being Bent them as rapidly and after June 15. They are as follows: with the view that this grade shall be the great boy named Gibson in Nelson county, Ta. Bryant Sore Throat, Swellings. Sprains, BrnlM, as the Indian authorities can organize relief. No. 1 Hard Spring WheatMust be sound, representative milling grade and with the hope "You will not even except onr volunteer Barns, Scalds. Frost Bites, claims that Gibson had drawn'a knife on Many of the houses, on account of the large that when this grade is well understood, both in bright and well cleaned must contain not less troops of the last war ASD ALL OT1IXU B0DILT PAIRS. ABD ACHIStotta. Dealer ere rrwbere Fift Cent a, him. Bryant is in jaiL the country and in the markets, we shall be rents in the walls, must be razed. The than 75 per cent of hard Scotch Fife, and weigh n Boldbj Druggists "No," said Gen. Drum "w had no able to market the great bulk ot our good milling Directions in 11 LaDgasgcs. shocks have not yet ceased, which greatly retards not less than fifty-eight pounds to the measured Townsend Cook, colored, who attempted to wheat through this grade. The test THE CHARLES A. VOGELER CO. regiments of the purely American type. the work of rescuing the people pinned bushel. outrage Mrs. Knott near Mount Airy, Md.. wa8 weight of fifty-seven pounds is fixed with (BnwsswstoA. VOaiL*K*CO. BalUsMre, sU.CsVA- T.UTT down in the debris, and it is feared that many They were mixed with the foreign element No. 1 Northern Spring WheatMust be sound taken from the Westminister jail by masked this view, and for the purpose stated. and well cleaned, and must contain not less than of these must perish before they can be We have abundant evidence that wheat of men and lynched recently. He was hanged always." 50 per cent of the bard varieties of spring wheat. this grade is just what has been in the best demand, reached. The Mohammendan mosque, in the to a tree and also shot "Which nation do you think would Note: It is to be understood that the minimum and it has been provided by mixing several little town of Sopur. twenty miles north of teat weight of this grade shall not be less than grades heretofore existing. We hope in the win in a fightEngland or Russia. Arthur E. Marsh, who embezzled $50,00C Serinagur, was demolished and 200 persons fifty-seven pounds to the measured bushel. future when people have become acquainted PILL I do not believe that the English while acting as superintendent of the business were killed. No. 2 Northern Spring WheatMust be sound, with these established grades and the new svstem, of Koch, Sons & Co., New York, and who wat troops can be beaten by any nation,. reasonably clean and of good milling quality. that the wheat will be prepared in the country Note: This grade to include all wheat not suitable arrested at Queenstown on the steamship Nevada, before shipping with referepre to this grade, Th ey love fighting. They are men of for the higher grades, and to weigh not less and thus give to the people our own state, remains in this city under surveillance. Cancer Iiike Grant's I Fatal. higti intelligence and their officers are than fifty-six pounds to the measured bushel. both merchants and producers, such advantages No. 3 Spring WheatShall comprise all inferior, Gustave De Paetz, a German actor, died as may be derived by presenting our crops to the plucky fellows. The weak feature of the A. L. Jalkington, sheriff of Idaho county. 25 YEARS USE. shrunken or dirty spring wheat weighing .customers in just that condition which will in New York, recently of a cancer at the Idaho, with a posse of three, shot and killed a English army at present is the absence not less than fifty-four pounds to the measured command the best price. No. 2 Northern will root of the tongue similar to that which horse theif named Fox, at the Lapwai.agency. Th Greatest Medical Triumph of ih? Agar bushel. of any staff system. Th ey have no regular take such grain as will prove a suitable and distinctive afflicts General Grant "There was a Fox resisted arrest, and drew a revolver or Rejected Spring WheatShall include all intermediate between No. 1 Northern staff as we have in our army. N a SYMPTOMS O A marked -similarity in the two cases," said the spring wheat that' is grown, badly bleached or and No. 3. This grade will run parallel to, and Jalkington. All four fired, inflicting fatal officer is trained up to hold an executive physician, "even to the apparent partial recovery for any cause unfit for No. 3 wheat. Note: TORPID LIVER. be nearly identical with the well known grade wounds. of. the actor. He was first taken sick Wheat containing any admixture of rice or of Chicago No. 2. The grades of No. 3 and position. Officers in the British army goose wheat will in no case be graded higher inferior remain unchanged and will continue as about a year ago, with a feeling ot irritation, W. H. McMurtie of Gallatin, Jffon., wenttc are too apt to be placed in responsible than rejected. Isoss of appetite, Bowels costive, Pain inj heretofore. No system of dockage for dirt can as though a fly had lodged in his throat. He the residence qf Mrs. Kate Allen, a highly respected the head, with a dnll sensation in the No GradeAll wheat that is in a heating condition, positions through favor of influence. be provided for or have place in our present law. gradually grow weak, and had every widow living on the Madison, and melr. part, Pain under the ohcnlderblade. musty, or too damp to be sate for warehousing, While it is perhaps true that many farmers are This is the great fault of the service. symptom which the physicians of General earnestly importuned her to become his wife. Fnllness after eating, with a disinclination or has any considerable admixture of so situated that it would be convenient to have The Scotch make wonderful soldiers. to exertion of body cv mind, Grant say he had. He sank foreign grain or seeds, or is badly "bin burnt," their grain cleaned at the elevators, yet it is a This Mrs. Allen refused to do, whereupoE Irritability of temper, Low spirits, with whatever grade it might otherwise be, shall be fact that this system has provided a means tor rapidly, and three months ago I thought They are the only troops that have McMurtie drew a revolver and shot himself. a feeling o"havin neglected some duty. pronounced "No Grade," with inspector's notations the unscrupulous to take manv advantages he could not live 48 hours. He rallied, however, made a reputation in military history Weariness, Dizziness, Fluttering at It* as to quality and conditions. which they would not have done did this practice B. Reynolds, late first auditor of the and in a fortnight ho could walk. It was Heart, Dots before the eyes, Ilendnche No. 1 White W inter -To be sound, well cleaned, not obtain. There is no doubt that in the for a capacity to rally under fire. Unite United States treasury, killed himself at the necessary then for me to see him only once a over the right eye, Restlessness, xvitU reasonably plump, and composed of the white past the entire crop has been inspected, weighed them with the British and handle them Southern hotel, St Louis. He was in excellenl week. His strength was kept up on the yolks tfnl dreams, Highly colored Urine, and varieties. and handled afa great loss and disadvantage to spirits when last seen alive, and no motive can well, and you have an invincible army." No. 2 White WinterTo be sound, reasonably of raw eggs beaten. He took also small quantities the producer, because a part of it has been pnt CONSTIPATION. be suggested for the act He was on his way clean, and composed of the white varitics. into the market without pr per cleaning. As it of wine and beer. Gen. Hazen was sent abroad during TTJTT'S PILLS are especially adapted No. 1 Red WinterTo be sound, well cleaned, is not possible for an inspector to determine to Kansas to purchase land. He left th to such cases, one dose effects unth a the Turco-Russian war, as a military observer, reasonably plump, and composed of the red with accuracy how much foul stuff a lot of wheat "He took the greatest interest in General United States treasury only two weeks ago. change of feeling as to astonish ti s ffercr varieties. contains, he will certainly put the dockage sufficient and had his headquarters at Vienna. Grant's sickness, and on awaking every He was about sixty years of age. They Increase the Appetlte.nnd i :jse the to be safe against loss, and besides often.times No. 2 Red WinterTo be sound, reasonably was with the Russian troops body to Take on Flesh, thu* ih. -toia morning he wanted his morning newspaper dock numberless other lots of grain where clean, and composed of the red varieties. I. Hibbs, the late postmaster at Lewiston, nourished, and by their Tonic Acl oit brought to him, that he might learn how his in strict justice it ought not to be done. Under for sometime, and was with Gen Sko No. 1 WinterTo be sound, well cleaned, reasonably Idaho, sent six of his $100,000 money orders the law the state weighmaster is under oath and disease was progressing. When General Grant plump, and composed of mixed white and TUTT'S beleff for several days. Gen Hazen to the Freeborn County bank at Albert bonds to weigh accurately each lot of grain for red winter. was recovering from his severe attack, M. De says that Russia came very just what it is, and no discretion can be allowed No. 2 WinterTo be sound, reasonably clean, Lea for collection, an'd afterward ordered it by Paetz was sinking. him to do otherwise were he permitted to dock 'Ah,' he said, 'General Grant cannot get and composed of mixed white and red winter. near having a war with England registered letter to Lewiston. Suspicion being GRAY HAIR or WHISKERS chmiKt to or subtract anything from a lot of grain upon No. 3 Winter-Shall comprise all winter wheat Gtossr BLACK by a single, application ovf aroused, Postmaster Hankness advised at the close of her war with well I know he can't, if I can't" some whim or theory of his own, then the whole flt for warehouseing, weighing not less than this DTK. It imparts a natural cok.r. act Cashier Cady, of the bank, to hold for investigation, "Hemorrhages from the throat gradually system of state weighing would fall to pieces, fifty-four pounds to the measured bushel not Turkey. If she had been fully prepared instantaneously. SoM by DI-I^JSHK, sir and the money is now in the bani and all respect for its integritv would be lost, weakened him. He remained for days in a sound cn:ugh or otherwise unfit for No 2 of the sent by express on receipt of S. ft for it there would have certainly very little could be accomplished in doing away other grades. here, which can be recovered by the post-officf Office. 44- Murray St.. Hr,yiv Yorfc, dying condition, and finallv died of exhaus- been a war between the two nations at with, the grievances complained of, were the .Rejected WinterFit for warehousing, but department. tion." practice (if dockage continued, as it would IKiNNEAPOLISiSLST.LOUlS.R'Y otherwise unfit for No. 3. that time. "I had a good many talks always be a convenient medium of wrong-doing COKN. with Russian omesrs," he sai5 Th ey Minister Phelps Banqueted toy the Lord by those disposed to resort to sharp practices. AND THT tfo. 1 Yellow CornShall be yellow, sound, ROUTE/1 This practice of dockage is an improvident), all are preparing themselves with one "FAMOUS ALBERT LEA FOREIGN GOSSIP. Mayor. 3ry, plump, and well cleaned. wasteful and expensive one to the producers. In No. 2 Yellow CornShall be three-fourths yellow, idea, that is to some day test their place of it let the grain be properly cleaned, United States Minister Phelps was the principal A Berlin dispatch announces the death ol dry, reasonably clean, but not plump ready for intelligent inspection, and Then strength with the English. I saw a Prince Charles Antoine of Hohonzollern, head guest of the evening at the banquet given moughfor No. 1. demand a proper grade and an exact great many of their regiments on parade. No. 3 Yellow CornShall be three-fourths vellow, of the Catholic branch of the royal family. to the judge by Lord Mayor Fowler at the mansion weight. We trust that the state svstem reasonably dry, and reasonably clean, but The unceasing question that was pf grades and the inspection and weighing house, London. The lord mayor, in proposing A demonstration of radicals was held in not sufficiently sound lor No. 2. of grain will be found well adapted" to asked me was. How do our men compare No. 1 White CornShall bs sound, drv, plump, Rome, in commemoration of the death of Garibaldi. the toast to the United States said that guide the producer, the "small buyer with his and well cleaned. with the English The Russian A procession marched through the flat warehouse, and the merchant," so that when he hoped soon to have the honor of entertaining No. 2 White CornShall be seven-eighths streets shouting "Down with the Vatican." the grain shall reach the public warehouses, soldiers area "very fine body of men white, dry, reasonably clean, but not plump ex-Pre.sident Arthur. Mr. Phelps, in reeponding they will not be made to suffer in either weight Th ey have a greater personal devotion enough for No. 1. to the toast, said: A village in Northern Hungary containing or grade. It is the desire of the commission to No. 3 White CornShall be seven-eighths to their officers and to the Emperor, He had no such claims to the hospitalities of shape and operate the system in the interest of 400 houses was recently destroyed by an incendiary white, reasonably dry, and reasonably clean, but the people and not of any monopolv. We are Englishmen as his predecessor, Mr. Lowell, their chief, than is known in any army. fire and 1,000 parsons were destitute. not sufficiently sound for No. 2. confident that with the united support of the and therefore the flattering reception that had No. 1 CornShall be mixed corn of choice Russia has been preparing for a war The enraged populace discovered the culprit business men and farmers of the Northwest, we been accorded to him was all the more gratifying. quality, sound, dry, and well cleaned. will, with the integrity of state inspection behind and roasted him to death over a bonfire. with England for along time. I suppose He ascribed the warmth of his welcome No. 2 CornShall be mixed corn, dry, reasonably it, make "No. 1 Northern* the greatest and to the natural love between Englishmen and that the Emperor will be very clean, but not good enough for No. 1. The emperor of Austria has liberated Dr. most popular milling grade of spring wheat ever Americans, which was fostered and constantly No. 3 CornShall be mixed corn, reasonably largely guided by the desire of the Russian before known in the markets of the world. Before Julius Rosenberg for the remainder of the twoyear dry, and reasonably clean, but not sufficiently I broadened and deepened by their great interRational proceeding to establish these grades, the board term of imprisonment to which he was people. has a very large debt, sound for No. 2. intercourse. He assured his hearera invited and has received the advice and assistance sentenced at Tamsvar, Hungarv, on Jan. 23 No. 4 CornShall Include all corn not wet or it is true, but it may be easier for him of the chamber of commerce of Minneapolis of the pleasure with which Americans viewed 1884 for killing Count" Stephen'Battyany in a In heating condition, that is unfit to grade No. 3. and the boards of trade of St. Paul and Duluth, the settlement of the questions at issue between to go ahead and have a war to divert the duel OATS. of many interested farmers from the England and Russia, :md eulogized the British attention of the revolutionists at home. No. 1 White OatsShall be white, sound, clean, northern and western parts of the state and judiciary, whose decisions were reversed in and reasonably free from other grain. The Union Bank of Lower Canada has issued Diucota, and has received from grain producers The Russians have been moving south America. No. 2 White OatsShall be seven-eights white, in other parts of the Northwest many valuable a circular mark 3d "confidential" to the shareholders, for some time. I is inevitable that the Mr. Phelps was greeted with a most cordial Bweet, reasonably clean, and reasonablv free suggestions by letter. The board realizes the saying that on account of the heavy from other grain. "welcome. The corporation of London will present Russian Empire, great as it is will impossibility of satisfying alike all interests losses at Winnipeg, it would be impossible oi No. 3 White OatsShall be seven-eighths white, ex-President Arthur an address and a and sections ot the state in the establishment of sometime control the outlet through them to pay a dividend. The bank lo3t $331,- bat not sufficiently sound and clean for No. 2. gold casket upon his expected visit to London, thee grades. It claims, however, in its action, the Dardanelles to the Mediterranean. 000 at Winnipeg by the failure of two lumbal No. 1 OatsShall be mixed oats, sound, clean, to have been governed only by an earnest and and the lord mayor will give him a banquet. and reasonably free from other grain. firms. It has a capital of $2,000,000, and nc sincere desire to promote the interests of the It is necessary to the prosperity and future No. 2 OatsShall be sweet, reasonably clean, commonwealth by giving to the great crop which reserve. growth of this great Empire." and reasonably free from other grain. is here produced an opportunity tofind the markets FROM "WASHINGTON. No. 3 OatsShall be all oats that are damp, of the world at its real arid true value, and London Cable: Minister Phelps' reception unsound, dirty, .or from any other cause unfit for Gen. Hazen has as high an opinion of by maintaining and if possible by advancing the C. S. Squires has been reappointed assistant fcy the prince of Wales was of a very cordial No. 2. reputation which Minnesota wheat now justly postmaster at Chicago. the English troops as has Gen. Drum. nature, the prince detaining Mr. Phelps an r.YE. deserves. thinks that they are the finest sol- i hour in a long, familiar conversation. Mr. No. 1 RyeShall be sound, plump and well It is thought that the Minnesota surveyor cleaned. diers in the world. England does not Phelps was received by the -dukes of Edinburgh generalship will be disposed ot this week. COMPARED WITH 8T. PAUL GEADES. No. -2 RyeShall be sound, reasonably clean, and Cambridge. His reception everywhere believe in maintaining large standing Ex-Judge McClure of Brooklyn, EOW solicitor and reasonably free from other grain. Seven grades of wheat are found in use bv is especially friendly, and the warmest armies, but her reserves represent the I No. 3 RyeAll rye damp, mustv, dirty, or from of the treasury, has bought in Washington .the commission in the three cities, above opinions are expressed concerning him. any cause unfit for No. 2, shall be graded as No. 3. a houaw-adjoining that of Admiral Almy, on very best possible material. The Germans No. 3 but only four of these are used in the Th above is a correct map of the Vermont avenue. BARLEY. St. Paul board of trade, viz.: No. 1 hard. A dispatch from Senjon says the Russians and the Austrians are perhaps ALBERT LEA ROUTE, No. 1 BarleyShall be pluim bright, clean No. 1 regular. No. 2 hard, and No. 2 regular. are evacuating Penjdeh, but public notice ol better machine soldiers. They are nd free from other grain The jury in the case of John W. Drew, who Placing the old grades in comparison" with nd its immediate connections. Through Trains daDr its cession has been posted at Herat. The No. 2 BarleyShall be sound, of healthy color, more inclined to develop the professional nas been on trial for presenting false vouchers those created by the commission, No. not plump enough for No. 1, reasonably clean, fr"" ST. PAUL AND MINNEAPOLIS TO CHICAGO. Afghan soldiers are incensed. They had expected against the bureau of medicine and surgery of 1 hard spring is identical with soldier than the English. The latter and rea*nabl frec from other gram. to avenge their defeat Influential Afghans the old No. 1 hard, except that the navy department, brought in* verdict of No. 3 BarlevShall include slightly shrunken Vithout change, connecting with all lino are democratic in their ideas, very mu ch complain that they would prefer to uid otherwise slightly damaged barley, not good the former calls for only 7 5 per cent of hard acquittal. EAST and SOUTHEAST. like the people in this country. If the enough for No. 2. fight Russia, in order to show the Mollocks Scotch Fife, while in the latter 8 5 or 9 0 per The only line running Through Cars between war comes it will be a severe and protraded No. 4 Barley-Shall include all barley fit for Col. F. D. Stephenson of Illinois, chief of the cent is required. No. 2 Northern spring corresponds that they are fighting for Islam, not for England, MINNEAPOLIS and DES MOINES. I6wa^ malting purposes, not good enough for No. 3. middle division of the pension office, was recently with the old No. 2 regular, with the one. Gen. Hazen did not think i thug light a religious flame which would Through Trains betweep No. 5 BarleyShall include .-ill barlev which is exception of the word Northern. No. 1 removed for "offensive partisanship." This lead every Afghan to espouse their cause, that other nations would interfere, although badly damaged or from any cause unfit for malting MINNEAPOLIS AND ST. LOUIS, Northern spring is a new grade, being like middle division has jurisdiction of the pension purposes, except that barlev which has been certain alliances might be made. connecting in Union Dpot for all Points Sooth ma the old No. 1 regular, except that in the latter business of Pennsylvania, Ohio and Michigan. chemically treated shall not be graded at all. ?fut Close connections made with St. & thought it possible that Russia was no hard wheat is necessary, and the ?Ji P. and St. P. & Dnlufh Railroads, from and to ail Scotch BarleyThe grades of Nos. 1, 2 and 3 GENERAL NEWS NOTES. Without his making an application or being points North and North-West weight is 58 pounds. No. 1 Northern sprinff more inclined to fight at the present! Scotch barley shall correspond in all respects ItKMKMBBKI PtTLLsfAW PALACE SLITO-IS*. consulted, George W. Julian has been appointed is also like No. 2 hard (old errades), with the with the grades of Nos. 1, 2 and 3 barley, except The New Orleans exposition has closed. time than at any other, because England AKS on all night Trains. Tlicpn-i, Tickets, and j^. that they shall be of the Scotch variety. exception that the old grade weight is 56 surveyor general of new Mexico. The appointment PM-'K ehecked to destination. jr uine tables rauTiS. is in a certain sense at a disadvantage The taxable real estate in New York city has pounds, instead of 57, and the percentage of fai B. etc, call upoa pearest Ticket Agent, or address PEBTINENT COMMENTS. gives him an opportunity show his In establishing "Minnesota grades," making increased $55,291,288 during the past year. through having other complications hard wheat required is 7 0 in the old. No. 1 g. F. BOYD, zeal in protecting the public domain from land rules for the inspection of prain, and organizing Northern spring partiallv combines the features upon her hands. did not believe Cks'l Tht. A Pgss. Ag't, Minneapolffc. -.thieves. Atrain of ttbirty-one cars, loaded with strawberries, the force of state inspectors and weighmasters of No. 2 regular and No. 2 hard. arrived in Chicago from the Centralia that there would be any trouble in connection therewith, under the provisions of Sixth Auditor ..of the Treasury McGonville fruit district the first statute of this state attempting to regulate The rules for the government of assistant in Ireland in the event of a war. Th :eays the recent changes in his office were-made and control the handling of grain, the grain inspectors will be published in the next Irish are so fond of fighting that he felt The Pennsylvania Steel company has 2,700 to increase the efficiency of the service. [There commissioners are deeply impressed with the issue. They are not yet definitely fixed. magnitude of the interests which have been confided men on its .pay roll, the wages of whom intthe were some 370 clerks in the office, an he certain England would receive all the to their care, as well as the responsibilities thought that the services of sixty could be aggregate amOunt to $99,000 per month. support that she needed from the people resting upon them. The difficulties which present Minnesota Grand Lodge X. O. O. dispensed with with advantage to the -public IRONBTHE0HLYTED of that pugnacious island. themselves are so numerous and intricate The Hessian fty and-ohinch bugs are making vwork. that only those who investigate the subject with The State Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows, held sad havoc in Kansas Tvneat, and it is not believed a just appreciation of responsibility to serve all the annual session at Minneapolis and was that the state will harvest over fifteen The court of claims rendered a decision in interests impartially, can possibly comprehend called Ho order by D. N. S. Tefft of Plain view, to twenty million sbushels. the case of Cadet Engineer Perkins, wh sued them. The interests involved, although embraced Distress and Lnxnary. TONIC grand master. The other grand officers a state law, are by no means confined for his pay for a period subsequent io.his dismissal present were: Deputy grand master, S. At Detroit, Judge Chesman granted a divorce to. state lines, but are as broad as commerce, being tiom the senvice by Secretary Chandler. I charming contrasts to the account* Jones of Kasson grand secretary and treasurer, to Mrs. Perraelia Hopkins, wife of Mark Hopkins, nothing less than the formation of a system The court holds that the secretary of %e navy only too true, unfortunately,of the i Sherwood Hough of St Paul grand representatives, to control and regulate, the movement of the the St Clair millionaire, on the grounds has no power to dismiss a cadet, and^hat Perikins ereat grain crops of Minnesota and incidentally W. J. Dye, of Winona, andE. A. Stevens of cruelty. Hopkins made no opposition. distress existing among the working is still in the'navy and entitled toihis.pay. of the Northwest, and to deliver them in a suitable of Minneapolis grand chaplain, Josiah Marvin "Will purliy the BLOOD, refrolate classes all over the kingdom, in the condition to the markets of the world.. This The eleventh tiereof stone lias heen put down of St Paul grand niarshal, A. H. Squire of IilVEK and KIDBiEYM system must be based upon no other foundation The pension appropriation act, which be-' on the Bartholdi pedestal on Bedloe's Island. north of England, especially, is the re-1 and BKSTOBB THE HEALTH Albert Lea grand conductor, William Camrbell than that of sound publicdhonesty, and bear the und VIGOR, and VIGO of YOUTH. Dy. .comes operative July 1, provides that after that faith an fairness.-t all men At the present rate of progress the pedestal of Faribault: and grand guardian, J. turn recently published of the money goodv pepsia. Want impress of "epsia Wan of Appetite, Indigestion, date no vacancies .oocurring in the clerical may be completed in the last week of July. Wood of St Paul. The several lodges of tie Lack of Strength* "W ere it anything less it would not fairly voice drawn from the English taxpayers by force of the pension ihureau shall be filled by state were represented and Tired Feellngabsolutelr the sentiments of the great constituenfcy which There is an organized effort an Vermont t the royal family. I have already spoken cured. Bones, muscles and it represents. For many years the producers of .appointment or promotion until the force shall secure the defeat .of Senator Edmunds at thi ndlaDB.H^TWISo,lrTMcicomplaints-a.idand|f,InPowerer8minne.force.wneamththBrrooss_receivsHPPlleEnlivenpecnllartSnfferlngfromwSsfsWPmm"^^^IavDssssaAfJ*flJ nerve this state have alleged that they have been the of the prince of Wales' income and be reduced 150. This .practically directs a reduction The report of the grand secretary and treasurer Enliven the victims of great injustice bv the svstem of senatorial election of 18S6. Ex-Gov. Smyth of the present force, and afier July 1 Brai revenues. Hi brother, the duke ol showed that lodges had been instituted handling the grain crops, instituted "and controlled I a leadiug candidate :f tie .opposition to Edmunds. further appointnieats canno be madafor at fc at Tracy, Mapleton, Excelsior and Brainerd by the buyer only. With this feeling Of Edinburg, second son of the queen, is 'least one year. injustice in the past, and a determination that during the year eight lodges had contributed nearly as well fixed, inasmuch as he has speedy cure. Gives a clear, healthy complexion it should continue no longer, the people of the 122.55 to the BidgeJy monument fund, and Although Commodore Kittson's colt Iuki Fremient attempts at counterfeitW only add William.H. Walsh Maryland has been Appointed state made this subject an issue at the last state drawn from the consolidated fund, yearly thirty-two lodges are not credited with any to the popularity of the original. Do not experiment-get failed to capture (the two-syear-old race ai election, and indeed the paramonnt issue, in the by the president deputy third auflxtor the ORIGINAL ANBBMW. contributions for the same purpose. Nineteen since attaining majority (in 1866)15,- Jerome Park, the commodore nad his revenge election of members to the legislature and that f the (treasury in 4heplaa of A. M. G&ngewer, lodges of the Daughters of Rebecca havo been HARTER'S body was overwhelmingly in favor of fixing in the'-MetropolitaU handicap, which'his fouryear-old 000 jsince his marriage (in 1874) 10,000 whose resignation had been requested. OHLYANTl.COKSTIPATKm chartered during the year, and eighteen organized, definitely the inspection and weighing of grain crack Rataplan won. pay and allowances as rear admiral and LIVER PILLS, Mr. Walsh is a na&ra .of Pennsylvania, and PILL ill THE WotD. and provided that the business should be taken' and the net gain in membership during grjavAiAt. wa6borninl82& He was-a lawyer in-early superintendent of naval reserves, 1, out of the hands of the buyer, and placed under The legislature f Massachusetts has grip the year was 290. ICWPE.SICKEHOBLEAYE: the supervision of state authority, and that all life and*was an attache f Ahe American lega^ piled with the telephone monopoly, :and has reduced Resolutions on the death of Schuyler Colfax 306. Miscellaneous chargesspecial iBOWELiCOMSTIPATED. parties, producer, buyer, miller and consumer tioa wfhen Mr! Buchanan was minister to London. charges to $'d a Bonth, requiring th were adopted: The following were elected directors packets for conveyance of his royal should rest their interests, so far as the Pe^nsjraflerinog froemBoWtfi*. th will An a theer Z.IVER.t.:nenam TORPIDITY of nT^SF^9}^7 In 1872 he removed ,to Baltimore, edited telephone company to furnish instrument to of the Odd Fellows' Mutual Benefit association grading and weighing of grain was concerned, highness and consort. 200. Total payments CURE by the tue of these Pills. Mo medicine should^ the Gazette, *n'd was a Democratic elector in .any one who will pay for them. for the ensuing term: Sherwood in the hands of the state itself be taken without first Cleansing the Stomach aod-Bgwels on account of his royal highness Hough, David Ramaley, Joseph Bergfeld and 1880 and onoe,-a stale senaier. It was the little buyer with his flat warehouse, with a'dose of HASTIB'S 1IVEE PIUA... Within the next two weeks every -window and (tie merchant who were formerly buyers August Ende. Bececca degree lodge constition Sample dose Seat Free oa application by postal. the duke of Edinburg, 26.596132.- glass factory west of toe Alleghany .mountains who, like the regulator in a watch, adjusted the Send your addresstoTheDr. HarterHed.Co was amended so as to make the term of 980. St.Louis, Mo., for our aaefMInformation,free.)'BOOK.M"DREA markets and the grades. Under that free and will close down for the summer. A reductior noble grand six months instead of one year. 'Om .CASUALTY BJBOORB. LFnllof atraaffe and flexible system, grades adjusted themselves, and in wages of 25 per cent will iae insisted upon The committee on entertainment of sovereign Paynes'intoialic Eugiies His royal highness enjoys the use of there were no complaints. The Mississippi river *$* Half a idoaen persons wane killed in the when the factories resume. grand lodge reported having expended $1,953 ft Saw-jtlH. towns, from Hastings to Brownsville, are open the royal palace of Clarence House, allotted Vicinity e Chicago by lightning recently. 54. and free markets, every one buying who chooses, ThomasDennison, of Baltimore, waste marry him by her majesty, the queen. The nominations for grand master were SL and every one shipping that desires and not a A severe hail storm in Murray eounrtjr knockout Eatelle (Re Hoven in that city. The peoplf F. Jones of Kasson and Josiah Marvin of St complaint ha* ever come from a single one of A large sum was expended by parliament, a good mmy window lights for the those places. The record shows that they have Paul On the first formal ballot Marvin received came to tlie church the minister was ready. in altering and fitting* up this farmers. Small grain was also considerably JBjry paid the highest average price for grain, and with 88 and Jones 83. Marvin was declared Suddenly it was announced that the wraddine I Mattered into the ground, but to **v* geal in- no complaints AS to grades. This is a proof of residence for his use. A heir to the elected W. K. Beid of Preston was elected was off. Dennison eloped with Eose Whitney the benefits f commercial freedom. While in deputy grand master H. C. Millerof St. Peter, duchy of Saxe-Coburg, the duke cousin iofEstelle De Hoven, whose brother! the western asad northern part of the state and grand warden: Sherwood Hough, grand'secretary was slight will shortly inherit the princely estate swear vaogeanee. in Dakota a syndicate of men have practically and grand treasurer C. C. Hurd, Minneapolis, been present at every station controlling prices and wealth of his uncle, the reigning _ OOH LaUDKB. grand representative. The appointed Representative Hewitt of New York, who and grades, all other competitors have long since We offer an 8 tolO H. P. Antomatlc. Spark-Arresfr duke, and a royal income of 30,000 officers are as follows: W. C. Sherman, Cannon -Vv!t .PBKSOHAL MENTION. vZ-iVjVMrs. a large icon manufacturer, speaking of *hc disappeared, and wheat has been marketed upon Falls, B. W. grand chaplain B. F. Teal, the most subtle and complex system ever before a year. Some idea of the duke of E dinbur Ella Wheel er Wiieox is writing her tors strike'of the iron srorkers at Pittsburg, said Minneapolis, W. grand marshal C. devised, with lines between grades so close that novel. he did not believe the strike would affect any gh wealth may be further gathered lever set head-block* 2%.inch arbo-, 3 change* Hashow, Minneapolis, R. W. grand conductor pnly ie most expert inspector could distinguish At JoHet, TIL, Judge Josiab McRoberts/just interest in the vicinity of New York. He does xeed: sawyer controls teed-lever and head-bloeka from the fact that his wife on hei between them. It is here that the loudest complaints L. W. Terwilliger, Oronoko, B. W. grand guardian re-eleeted judge in the Ninth judicial circuit, irom one position. 60-inch solid sot blame the striking workmen for opposing are heard. The commission have endeavored J. W. Everetone, Rochester, W. grand marriage brought him tv private fortune aw, 60 it was found daad in his bed. to simplifv the handling of grain so far a reduction below the .figures thej believe herald. _, feed-belts, of 90,00 0, a marriage portion of 300,- as possible, and to establish no more grades than Jjr Miss Julia Jackson, daughter of the late themselves entitled to, bat they were ill advised tightener. _. absolutely necessary to move the crops, with 000, and her life annuity of 11,250 a Sno mm **^&vfotrtw f*4 it, fjtonewall Jackson, was married to William E. Mrstton, #1100 on cars. Enon to strike during saeiua condition of trade their chanced condition in the different seasons. A telegram from C. F. Kindred announces skids, $10lees. Enemo year. A her death, these sums pass tc Christian of Bichmond. Va. The church was as now existed, and ne ws now afraid that The commission find now in use in the three wulbnrn alabBrfronxtbe aawlwoto that he has been successful in negotiating the crowded with a brilliant assemblage. The her children. Should she outlive the cities of Minneapolis, Duluth and St. Panl. a sufficient pains had not been\taken to inform eight feet long ar,a keep total of seven grades of spring wheat, above N6 loan for the St Paul, Brainerd & Northwestern. steam. Bend for catalogue 12. bridal party,included friends of the contracting them of the true state of tbeirVmployers' af. duke, Her royal bigness is to have 6,- 3, as follows: Extra No. 1. No. 1 hard. No. 1 -The amount is understood to be #7,000,- partit* from South Carolina, Kentucky, Ten- fairs beforehand! 000 a year from the British consolidated Manufacturera all strlea Anto* Northern, No. 1 regular, No. 2 hard, No. 2 North- Jjj'ticEnginesfrom21o 300H.P*.' fund besides. Shafting, pulleys, end hangera. 1^ N,Y.,Boxl4Ufe. W& ?&i& L, "&..