Receipts and Dlstrai^mentefiftf the Minnesota of Banker Fja& brought from Prof. TjnditfnaswrittenaJej^mwhieh MINIHSOTA STATE ISEW& "-life Agricultural Society. dignantover the wanton slaughter of water The Great Monument to General to New York to testify in the Wai he says: "England baa been6verned by* fowl, and an attempt will be made at the Wr. Fish exchanged his prison clever bnt irresolute group of men who advanced Grant. The members of till hoard of managers 1P"~ next session, of the legislature to have a hotel fare only to encounter by impulse and retreated, as il of the state agricultural society have audited Enormons Output of Minneapolis Flouring law passed prohibiting the wholesale de* Ex-Gov. Cornell of New York, contributes than Auburn brought hiigg|l frightened by their own audacity^ iffi numerous billaj made an estimate ditto* struction of game. Mills. in the district attorney's jjoffice t] to the Brooklyn Magazine necessary improvements to the fair grounds Judge O. N. Denny, an old and prominent or his eon, who recently died.in Ldipiana, Adolphns Maguhn, a German school before the next state fair^ and exhibited attorney of Oregon, has just been tendered The flour mills at Minneapolis broke their some very sensible and timely suggestions reached the Grand Central depot 16% shipment teacher at St. Paul.took a dose of creosote a successful showing of the last fair which' by the Chinese government the position record, turning out nearly 180,000 barrels regarding the proposed memorial his former home in Connecticut with suicidal intent, and in a few short exhibit is remarkable in view of the rainy o! inspector general customs for Corea of flour in one week. In its review, the for burial. One of the officers, moments was dead. Maguhn was a native days that characterized the weather for at a salary of $1,000 a,month, and has accepted. Gen. Grant. The governor's as gently as possible, broke the news to the of Germany, Tiaving received a fine collegiate the better part of the fair week. The exhibit, j-j Northwestern Miller says: Ivf "$ views a re in accord with some ideas on wretched father, whose face grew even paler education in that country. showing the receipts and disburse* Once more the mills bare forged ahead The Montreal Herald advises the dominion and more drawn than before, as he bowed the subject previously expressed roents of the state fair, held Sept 7 to 13, A. T. Stebbins, of Rochester, has sold his of all previous work. They touched government not to spend any more his head in his hands and wept in a silence inclusive, as reported by the meeting, was Badger Run stock farm to I. L. Elwood ol throu gh these columns. rightly an output very little below the 30.000- money investigating tht navigability of which was broken only by his sobs and as follows: Illinois, the importer of blooded horses. barrel goal. This was accomplished, Hudson's straits, as it has been conclusively thinks the great deeds and the example moans. At last, in a broken voice, he said The sale included the farm machinery and too. with one mill of medium size BECEIPre. i proven that the passage is open only two his grief was all the more intense because of the illustrious dead "c an behest most of the thoroughbred stock, involving wholly idle. The flour production of the months during the year. he could not look once more, and for the From tickets at gates 35,849 25 a consideration of about $16,000. commemorated and preserved in perpetual week was 177 800 barrelsaveraging 29,- last time, upon the face of the dead son, so From tickets in amphitheater.. 6,577 25 The recent find of ore at Red Mountain, 633 barrels dailyagainst 171,1 08 barrels Destructive prairie fires have been raging honor combini ng with a dear, always so dutiful and devoted. From privileges sold 4,345 24 Mont., shows a vein ten feet thick. The the preceding week and 146,000 barrels along the line of the Watertown branch of The train with the dead Bon had rumbled From annual state appropriation ore is of a splendid character for reduction, monumental structure some institution for the corresponding time in 1884. This the Northwestern road, between Tracy, out of the depot on the way to the burial 4,000 00 containing iron, beside 4 2 per cent of lead is an actual gain over the heaviest work done in architectural harmony that Minn., and Clark, Dak. These fires have place. The former bank president sank and 8 per cent copper, the silver being last year of 25,000 barrels for the six days, been especially destructive in the neighborhood back into his chair with a faint, weary Bhall keep in view every visible illustration Total $50,771 74 present in the shape of the black sulphide. and to a large extent is attributed to the of Altamont, Gray and Tracy. Sigh. yyp fj4 of the grand and beneficent I DISBURSEMENTS. A year ago Judge Utt of Iowa decided rapidity with which new wheat may be Much excitement exists here over the against the prohibitionists' appeal to restrain ground. As more of the new crop is used, results achieved under his leadership Premiums paid $7,421 50 discovery of oil on a farm seven miles the Dubuque saloon keepers from selling the greater seems the capacity of the mills. Net cost of races 2,485 00 Important Supreme Court Decision. as soldier and statesman." that north of Brown's Valley. While digging a liquor. The prohibitionists appealed, New wheat is gradually going into large or Officers' salaries and expense well at a depth of eighty feet water was The supreme court of Minnesota, has end he proposes that the memorial and the supreme court reversed the decision, exclusive use, and as millers become acquainted account found. In a short time the surface of the rendered a decision, affirming the order of holding that the law was constitutional. with it they are more favorable C. A. Graff, vice president 364 00 shall consist of a monument, a library water was covered with oil to the depth ol thelower court, inthetase of G.H. Wyman in their expressions. For the current week It. C.Judson, secretary 1,500 00 several inches. and a museum, "all connect ed and vs. The Manitoba, to the effect that the two mills with a combined capacity of 1.300 F. J. Wilcox, treasurer 350 00 Lord Shaftsbury's death gives Lord purchaser of a railroad ticket is only entitled barrels have been cut offone from damage embracing within one grand edifice Hon. C. Graham of Red Wing, has celebrated Board of managers Salisbury his first Garter. The Tories to one continuous passage, unless by fire and the other for repairsso that his seventy-ninth birthday. Hi John Cooper 246 50 have been very unlucky with the blue ribbon, and enclosure the following subjects:" there is an agreement to the contrary. When an even twenty is the number left in operation. children and grand-children were present, J. S.Harris 300 00 as only two stalls fell vacant during the purchaser has selected his train and They are uniformly doing heavy FirstA majestic column of appropriate among whom are Mr. and Mrs. White, St. J. Norrish 225 00 the six years of Lord Beaconsfield's rule, commenced his journey he has no right to work, but ifr is more than likely that the Paul Mr. and Mrs. J. Coughlin of Minneapolis design and commanding proportions, and now there are nineteen Liberal knights AdamBohland 175 00 leave it at an intermediate point without output will fall off somewhat. Millers have Mr. and Mrs. John Maginms and containing a memorial chapel, and only five Tories. Clarke Chambers 246 20 the carrier's assent, and afterward demand begun to talk about shutting down, and children of Moms. James McHench 300 00 within which shall be deposited the It is stated at Ottawa that the government that the contract be completed. If a person say that will be the only course left for Expense account 15,427 06 Herman Greve, a St. Paul millionare, mortal remains of the illustrious has ordered the Indians, recently enter a train and refuse to pay his fare, them to take, especially if freights are advanced W7est died recently. He was a native of sentenced to death for taking part in the dead. This section of the structure when lawfully demanded, he is a trespasser at the close of navigation, as is phalia, Germany, and lived a long time in Total $29,040 26 Northwestern rebellion, to be hanged *on and not a passenger, and at common usual. They claim that they are now not would naturally bear the principal Wisconsin before coming to St. Paul. He Surplus $21,730 98 the several reservations, believing that it law the carrier is not obliged to put him off more than clearing themsehes, and that portion of the elaborate decorations leaves a wife and four daughterstwo un Debt of old society paid 3,643 00 will have a strong tendency to prevent at a btation or usual stopping place, but flour must either go up or wheat go down in stone carving, and thus be made the married and the others Mrs. Ansel Oppenheim Paid on account of state buildings their rising again. can put hiin off at any place, provided it before there can be any incentive to keep and Mrs. Arnold Kalman. chief object of the who le design. on fair grounds 17,000 00 will not expose him to serious danger or their mills in operation. Among the indictments reported by the SecondA library containing es wanton injury. A wreck occurred in the Northern Pacific haud..r. $1,087 98 grand jury at Vineland, N. J., was one B.ilance on yards at Perham, which totally demolished pecially the publications writt en charging Mrs. Jennie Wilson, the ex-captain the engine on No. 14, also two refrigerator The total receipts are nearly $52,000 and Gen. Grant and other credited authors Chicken cholera prevails fatally about of the Salvation Array, with bigamy. Mrs. Miscellaneous News. cars of beef, one car of silver ore, two cars the profits a little more than $20,000. Lake City. Wilson pleaded not guilty to the charge. concerning his military operations, of barley, one of wheat and one of oil Apples are selling at 90 cents a barrel in The court assigned her counsel and fixed civil administration and travels, and C. Zimmerman of Crow Wing died from barrels, also Considme's extra west engine New Hampshire. her trial for Nov. 4. The Humor of a Colored Bishop. eating wild parsnips. also a complete collection of the accepted and Pelletere's extra west and No. 13. The American Baptist union expended A meeting of loyalists of County Wicklow literature and published illustrations Washington Special. There were some At Moorhead James Irwin confessed to Henry Storr, the man who attempted to $300,000 for foreign mission. was held, and a county branch of the Loyal the murder of Hewes. funny scenes in the colored Methodist conference of the great war for the preservation pass forged drafts to the amount of 9,000 Patriotic Union was formed. Lord French newspapers object to any sort of held heie. Bishop Horsley opened Taxable property in Duluth is $1,500,- of the Union, and relating on the Merchants National and St. Paul Meath presided. Lord Powerscourt, in an the mettin^with a speech. "How dry and British annexation of Burmah. 000 greater than last year. to subsequent events proceeding immediately National banks of St. Paul has not been arrested, address, said he thought the question of cold you are," was his opening remark. Only 140 failures in the United States nor has his whe.eabouts been discovered from it. Likewise any authentic Mrs. Purvis has bsen indicted at Granite home rule was a fit subject for discussion, "That's peibonal," exclaimed a clergyman the past week, a decreaoe of twenty. since he left St. Paul when he made# Falls, for poisoning her husband. book or writing appertaining but it was compulsory on them to preserve in a back peat. Wheieupon the bishop explained. the attempt to depo&it the forged drafts. Gen. Drake of low a is elected president the union. to the discove ry of Ameri ca and its The celebrated Stockman-Olmstead mining of the Christian Missionary society. suit is on trial at Minneapolis. Reports from Lake Geneva, southwest of early occupation, to our colonial history, "You do not pray and shout enough," The lady who committed suicide at the Owatonna are that the meteor which fell Gen. A. C. Litchfield of Davenport is elected he said. "The angles shout and are not the formation and conduct of American house, Boston, was Miss Effie Blackbirds, by the million, are plundering there on the 11th inst., has been dug up president of the Iowa Y. M. C. A. ashamed. Why, people will come ten miles the cornfields about Jamestown. Littledale, not Littlefield, and she was the national government a everv and blasted, the pieces weighing in all to hear a shout, while they won't move an Senator Mahone has sunk 42,000 of his highly connected in Chicago. She was sta ge of its historyth erection and Dr. Christie is given a right royal welcome about 1,400 pounds. The meteor is of a inch to hear a long, dry sermon. I know twenty-seven years of ag and had been private funds in the Virgiha campaign. by the St. Paul Presty terians. development of the several states, blue-gray color, and very hard. Geologists one ministei who is ashamed to carry a abroad with a lady companion. She was Morris Franklin, president of the New Carl Richel, Northfield, lost his barn and and astronomers can secure pieces by wntto cities and civil divisions. Everything, ham through the streets to his wife. He in consumption, and was on her way home York Life Insurance company, died in NewYork. the postmaster at Geneva. 2,500 pounds of leaf tobacco by fire. in fact, that would constitute a great looks just like a spider-legged dude. That to see her parents. A fire at the Humboldt flouring mill in American library, and serve to enlighten is not my idea of a minister. We have in A six-year-old son of Mrs. John Trask of The English farmers'alliance has adopted Wisconsin's school tax levy for next Minneapolis caused a loss of $10,000. the church more rakes than forks." Anoka, accidentally locked his mother up future generations the origin, a resolution stating that to avert the ruin year is $488,139, and for charities $114,- The bishop in speaking of the general stairs and could not unlock the door. As The Grand Lodge of Good Templars will growth and progress of the American of the present race of farmers, landowners 273. conference which is to meet soon, said that there A\as no other person around Mrs. meet on Oct. 29 and 30 at Owatonna. people, begun by a few brave, resolute must forthwith reduce rents on farms, and The storm on Lake Superior was very he supposed that another bishop would be Trask was obliged to let herself out of the the government must formulate a measure William Honman, a brakeman, was run and God-fearing men, and become one severe. Several losses of vessels are elected. The present bishops sometimes window by the aid of a clothes line, which which will prevent the raising ol rents on over by the cars at St. Cloud and killed. of the great nations of the earth. ported. wished that they had never been elected, was too short to reach the ground, necessitating the improvements of tenants. The Massachusetts people in Minneapolis as their duties were not easy. a jump of about four feet, in doing ThirdA museum in which shall be King Ja a of Opobo, Africa, went all the Rt. Rev. James Frazer, D. D., bishop of have formed a "Bay State" association. "Uneasy lies the head that wears a which Mrs. Trask broke her ankle. way to Liverpool to have an operation performed deposited, as opportunity may offer, Manchester, died suddenly. About a month crown," he continued, "is as tiue in ecclesiastic Many men are now hired in Duluth to go on his eye. lhe farmers of Eyota and Orion townships interesting relics and mementos of the ago Dr. Frazer, who was one of the most affaiis as in wordly afiairs. I am into the Michigan pineries for the winter's Of Olmsted county, have had a great Queen Victoria has made Col. De Bange war for the Union, as well as those of energetic of the Anglican bishops, became making these remarks in order to discourage work. many sheep killed by dogs. Frank Teska Of France, the famous gun inventor, a BO unwell that he was ordered absolute our earlier conflicts, including specimens any of you who intend to be bishops." of Orion lost twenty-five William Potter of At Caledonia, John Thilson, a contractor knight of the Bath. rest. Dr. Frazer had taken no adequate of every available implement of "You'can't do that very soon, bishop," Eyota, fifteen, and Harvey Groswell of weighing 200 pounds, fell sixty feet and was holiday for years, and*his sudden death is In court at Atlanta, Ga., Victoria Parmer remarked a brother, and the rest of the war employed by the opposing forces killed. Eyota had his flock scattered all over the he result of overwork. appeared as wife of three husbands, all conference smiled approval to this assertion and such other collections as may be country recently. The ^farmers all yard Chicago and Michigan capitalists are negotiating of whom were present. of their ambition. The bishop then A native of Albania made an attempt to made from time to time as ill lend their sheep at nisiht, but the fences that for a large amount of Minnesota went on to say: shoot the Montenegrin minister of war. Cab hire and traveling expenses for the keep the sheep in fail to keep the dogs out. interest to those portions of our history pine lands. In this city the brethren think that their The attempt was unsuccessful. When arrested Canadian officials at Ottawa last year to hich such relics belong. I churches aie the best, their women the handsomest Tramps stole several hundred dollars' Oct. 19th was the fiftieth anniversary of the man cooly avowed that he was amounted to $30,000. addition the se warlike symbols, and their atians the most important worth of jewelry from the residence of J. R. the marriage of A. T. (J. Pierson, the grand a member of a conspiracy formed against Mary Murfiee (Charles Egbert Craddock) there might, with propriety, be emblazon Boyd, St. Cloud. in the conference out tne want of a wife will secretary of thegiand lodge of Masons, and the frontier delimitation commission. asserts that she will never marry. She is ruin almost any man. It is bound to give regretted his shot had not been fatal. The wife and the past and present commanders ed upon the interior walls of the Peter Nelson was arrested at Minneapolis yet young and has a heart. them dyspepsia or the gout. I am afraid of that order made the occasion a memorable prisoner was summarily executed. edifice, in memorial tablets, the names for attempting a felonious assault upon John Roach visited Chester, Pa., for the that this brother who you say is anxious one at the residence of Mr. Pierson. Mrs. Johnson. of military and naval leaders whose The Liverpool Weekly Post of recent first time for some months. He was cordially to getmanied is in a fairway to get the The house was filled with prominent masons date announces that by an act of parliament, valor and achievements entitle them P. L. Henry has sold his interest in the greeted by everybody. gout. There is no use in one trying to get and the presents were numerous. passed Aug. 4, the British government Duluth Lumber company to Chicago parties to conspicuous and grateful recognition along in this world by one's self. It can't About $3,000 was received towards a On request of George Jones the custody of has decided to pay over to all the for $200,000. and honor along with the illustrious be done. the Grant trust fund lias been transferred house for Mr. Pierson. legal heirs of the Lawrence Townley estate Grant. The residence and shoe Bhop of A. Engstrom A professor dressed in an oriental COBtume to the Union Trust company. their proper proportion of "the money. Fred Mouldenham, who was supposed to at Granite Falls was destroyed by was introduced and said he was a At Helena, Mon., William Goodman, This estate amounts to the enormous sum Mr. Cornell thinks thus would be be one of Traverse county's most substantial fire. Fully insured. native of the Fiji Islands and had eaten proprietor of a tailor shop and secondhand of $800,000,000 in money and 400,000 created not only an enduring monument, farmers, left the community suddenly. human flesh many a time. He said it tasted William M. Lawrence of Minneapolis read store, committed suicide. acres of land. but an institution which every As soon as his departure as known persons like "mules', flesh, sweet like. a paper on "Steam" before the Laundrymen's The schedule of William Heath&Co., the who held securities against him began A dispatch to the Temps fromTamative, citizen of the republic would, wish to National association at Boston. New York bankers, shows liabilities over in\ estigating his affairs. It was found that giving details of the recent engagement between visit. The Laud Department Heading off Laud J. P. Allen and J. B. Spencer turned out actual assets, of about $100,000. he was a defaulter to the amount of $6,000. the French and the Hovas, says that Sharks. for opposing Dr. Riddell, have been reinstated The principal losers are A. A. Ludke, II. Admiral Miet, the French commander, met Queen Victoria is still amusing herself i in the First Baptist church at St. Paul. Luckey, J. C. Larkin, W. H. Todd, and an with unexpected opposition and was compelled The Climate of Santa Fe. distributing trifling rewards for gallantly It is stated at the general land office in unlimited number of merchants in Wheaton to beat a hasty retreat. The same Hugh B. Montgomery, an old lestaurant among the officers of the Soudan army. Washington, that under the present practice Letter to N. Y. Sun. and Herman. dispatch says that if the campaign in Madagascar keeper, of St. Paul died. The disease that of that office, when the public lands Gen. Ordway's daughter Bettie is to be Santa Fe, the capitol of New Mexico, be allowed to drag the French will caused his death was cancer of the stomach. within a township are opened to entry married to Arthur Padelford, son of a Burlington & Northern graders have been be driven into the sea. is on the liver of the same name, through the filing of plats of survey, there Freight traffic is largely increased on the wealthy Georgian. His income is $40,000 put at ork within the city limits of St. which, although this is the rainy seaso is a iusk^of speculators and land grabbers, Col. C. A. Broadwater of Helena, Mont., Winona & St. Peter railroad. Tiains are a year. Paul. They started grading by the side of who often succeeded in securing the asserts that the mines throughout the n, is now "quite dry. On all sides of made up with from twenty fi\ to fifty-five Dayton's bluff. The work of shaving the Frederick A. Greenleaf, chief assayer of best lands to the great injury of bona territory are looking up, the success of the cars each. the city are mountains, either towering bluff will probably be the heaviest everdone the United States assay office in Helena, fide settlers. Moreover, this class Butte mines in particular inducing moie in this section of the country, as nearly all up near at hand or in the distance, George F. Smith, who was an ested in St.. Mont., died of consumption,aged thirty-two of persons is able frequently to prospecting in other parts of the territory the bluff'is solid rock. It will be quite a Paul for forgery, has been discharged from years. blue and hazy. I is 7,000 feet above learn when the plats of survey are to be received than has ever been known in the past. The long while before this portion of the lire custody on recommendation of the county the sea, and the air is pure that During the last forty-five years the majority in advance of the settlers, who were output in Montana would approximate will be built, as the nature of the work is attorney of women over men in'Massachusetts the very act of breathing is a delight. thereby placed at a disadvantage. To correct $22,000,000, he thought, the output at not such as will permit of \er^ much rushing. has risenfrom 7,672 to 76,627, or about Last year the St. Paulpostoffice handled this abuse as far as possible, the commissioner Butte alone reaching 16,000,000. On first comi ng here people say, "What 1,000 per cent. over twelve million pieces of postal matter. of the land office has issued the a lovely morning!" But this soon The special commissioners who took evidence Minneapolis shows up only two million following instructions to local land offices: At Lu\ erne, a warrant was issued against The Red Mountain Tunnel Mining Company in the licensed traders' claims in Minnesota grows monotonous, for nearly all the behind. Mike Mi ad, and the sheiiff went to Mead's Hereafter, when an approved plat of the of Montana has stiruck some very made answer to the petition made mornings are lovely. There has been butcher shop to arrest him for contempt of sur\ ey of any township is transmitted to Railroad men in Milwaukee think the action rich rock, and the stock jumps from 50 by Nathan Myrick for amounts allowed by but one real rainy day this season, court. Mike warned theshenff not to ap you by the surveyor general, you will not of the Minnesota commisioners regarding cents to $2.50. certain credits that were thrown out in the and a great treat it was. The sun proach him, and grabbed a weight off OJ regard such plat as officially received at transit rates will turn out a mortifying first finding. They refuse to restore the Official count of Hamilton county, Ohio, the scales to throw at the sheriff. Shenfi and filed in your office, till the following failure. shines with a brightness that those items. An appeal will be taken to Secretary has been completed, and all the Democratic Gillham, after a struggle, finally overpowered regulations have been complied with: who have always lived here cannot candidates, except senators, will get Lamar. The credits thrown out aie Hon. Sorcn Listoe and family left Fergus Mead and he was taken back to court FirstYou will forthwith post a notice their certificates. for furs to the amount of about $600. appreciate. But people coming Falls for Copenhagen, Denmark, where they and fined $15 or two days' impiisonment. in a conspicuous place in your office, specifying None of Mr. Myrick's subtracters' credits will spend the winter, returning home some Santa from much lower altitudes The sanctum of Editor Cauldwell, of the He refused to pay the fine and Avas com the township that has been surveyed, were allowed, which cut his claim down timein April. generally have to become acclimated New York Sunday Mercury, is hung with mitted. and stating that the plat or survey ill be $29,000. paintings and otherwise adorned in a At Winona David Hexter, a clerk in the before they feel very well. A filed in your office on a day to be fixed by the neck with his right arm, and drawing sybaiitic manner. employ of Louis Sikorski, robbed the safe Lord Lansdowne, who arrived at Winnipeg, you and announced in the notice, which little boy whose parents have his knife back with his left hand for a murderous of his employer of about $26 in money and homeward bound was given a warm shall be not less than thirty days from the The delimitation of the Zulfikar pass moved here from Washington, thrust, was just prevented from departed for the East. reception by the citizens. He was tendered date of such notice, and that on and after region is finished. England has secured for and who had no doubt hea rd a plunging the knife into the officer by Black a breakfast at 1 o'clock p. m. Replying such day you will be prepared to receive Afghanistan the control of the complete P. LI Henry, manager of the Duluth good deal about the elevation of the placing the revolver close to Bill's heart to an address, he detailed the particulars applications for the entry of lands in such military position. Lumber company, sold his interest in it to and firing, thus killing him instantly. place, said a neighbor the other of his trip, and lauded the so-called heritage township. S. K. Martin of Chicago, president of the The chief engineer of Canadian railways Black is believed to have been perfectlyjustified which all Canadian statesmen say day that his mother was "very sick," SecondYou will also send a copy of company, for $200,000. asserts that the line of the Canadian Pacific in doing as he did, and the citizens all nature has provided for Canadians. Consul such notice to the postmasters of the postoffices for he had a bad attack of high alti- railroad north of Lake Superior is in Waseca people complain that the depot exonerate him from blame. Smith was Taylor made a magnificent leply to the nearest the land, and a copy to each tude." This illustrates the fact that very capital condition. accomodations there are execrableno about thirty-three years old, and formerly toast of "The President of the United clerk of a court of record in your district, lights, no fires, smashed windows.and nothing strangers here, when they do not feel lived in La Crosse. The widow of the late Charles W. McCune, States," which was received with unbounded with a request that the same be conspicuously to soothe the waiting traveler. as well as common, always attribute owner of the Buffalo Courier, gave birth to enthusiasm. Lansdowne paid the consul posted in their offices. Mell Baret, George Adams, William Thomas M. Brown, at Hawley, Avas committed a boy, who becomes heir to most of his it to the altitud e. I affects peop le in a high compliment for his speech. ThirdYou will furnish the public press Adams, and James Rooney weie arrested on the charge of set ting fire to the father's valuable estate. various ways. Some cannot breathe in your district with copies of such notice The marriage of Prince Waldemar, third at Sherburn, tw eh miles west of Fairmont, Jarobson flouring mill, wh ich was burned Conflicting reports as to the situation in at all here. Others, after a few weeks as a matter of news. son of King Christian of Denmark, and Martin County, charged with the burglary on Thursday, Oct. 15, about 2 o'clock. the Carolines are disposed of by the fact FourthYou will give such further publicity Princess Marie, daughter of the Due and of Calkins & Jenkins' safe on the night ol of puffing, get se to the air, and have that the German flag has been raised and Rev. Mr. Briggs, the recently appointed of the matter in answer to injuiries (.for Duches de Chartres, was celebrated at the July 26. One of Pinkerton'sshrewdest detectives, no further difficulty while others still German authority established. pastor of the Methodist church at Zumbrota, which you will charge no fee) and otherwise Chateau d' Eu, the residence of the Cointe Besome, the one who was identified do not notice the change. Jud ge Flemming, has arrived ith his family from as you may be abla to,, without incurring de Paris. The civil ceremony was performed with the Swan case in St. Paul, has The New York Presbyterian state synod the newly appointed Associate Canada. The parishioners gave them a advertising expenses. in Paris by the mayor and the religious been working the case several weeks, and i* adopted resolutions deploring the publication Justice of the Territory, says he cannot cordial reception. services were conducted in the private is asserted that the evidence is positive as of Sunday newspapers, and asking pastors MUM appreciate any difference between and elders to use their influence against chapel of the chateau. Everything passed to the guilt of the first two named. The airie fire that raged west and northwest Wisconsin Educational Tax Levy. them. off pfeasently. At the wedding breakfast the air here and that in Kentucky. of Appleton, was very destructive. Winona Republican: It is said that Diamond Secretary of State Timme has completed the prince of Wales proposed a toast to the The wind was blowing a gale and the fire Some people cannot sleep in this altitude Stephen Blaesch and Clara, his wife, were Joe Reynolds has been visiting New the apportionment among the varios counties health of the bride and bridegroom. The leaped over fire breaks, roads, and the called before Magistrate Cobb at Philadelphia, they say the air is too exciting. York for the purpose of contracting foi of the tax levy for 1886 for educational latter subsequently departed forChantilly. rivers with perfect impunity. to answer for serving up cold stewed Chief Justice Vincent says that his steel with which to build the first steel passenger purposes, as well as special charges against dog for lunch in their saloon and eating Mr. T. B. Eiker, so well known to the press In the United States district court at St. steamboat ever put on the Mississippi brother, a perfectly well and strong counties for the support of patients in hospitals house. of the country from his connection with Paul, Alfred L. Morey, who pleaded guilty river. His enterprise, it is predicted, for the insane and inmates in the the man, was obliged leave Santa the Charles A. Vogeler Company, one of to passing counterfeit silver dollars at Albert Wisconsin Industrial School for Boys. The will mark a new era in steamboatingonthe John W. Meckay paid $250,000 for his 1 because he could not get any sleep the largest advertising houses, is now in Lea, was sentenced to the penitentiary Mississippi. He intends to build a boat Paris house and gave Mrs. Mackay and I amount of taxes levied for common schools here. Othe rs want sleep all the charge of the advertising department of an at Stillwater for one year. the children $1,000,000 in government for the St. Louis and St. Paul trade, after is $488,139.61 immense Baltimore establishment known twenty-four hours it requires an absolu bonds, the income to be used for pin the style of the Pilgrim of the Fall River For several years the Minneapolis millers School fund income $164,588 36 as the "Duffy Malt Whiskey Company," te effort for them to keep awake. money. line. I twill be over 300 feet long and will have been making efforts to obtain a Free high schools 50,000 00 whose goods are in great demand wherever be built at Dubuque. prompt payment of the rebate on the jute New Milwaukee normal school 10,000 00 Miss Laura Boyd of Pittsburg dropped they are known. To make them still better The climate is said to be a sure cure sacks in which the flour in shipped to Europe University fund income 61,017 45 her $300 diamond ring accidentally into Sel astian J. Schwellenbach, the young known throughout the land there could be for throat and lung troubles, if the patient and have at last succeeded. i Total levy for educational her oyster stew and swallowed it with the man who embezzled $600 from the Minneapolis no better agent than Mr. Eiker. His relations comes in tim e, and many advanced purposes 773.745 42 oysters. An emetic restored the property Charles Richman was arrested at Winona postoffice, while employed there as with the press have been intimate, to her. cases have been cured. People The special charges aggregate $114,278.- on a charge of bastardy, the complainant clerk, was sentenced to six months' imprisonment and uniformly pleasant, and it is expected, '60, divided among institutions as follows: being a girl of seventeen, who has lived with diseases common i a the East in the Hennepin county jail. John Lord Lansdowne's thanksgiving proclamation that these relations will continue to the State hospital for insane $41,964 16 nearly all her life in Winona. Her mother is noticeable in that lhe recital of W. Moore and Layfayette Smith were fined often receive great benefit here. But mutual benefit of the great establishment Northern hospital 52,278 51 is dead and she lives with an aged father. Ins titles takes up sixteen lines, and the $200 and $175.50 respectively for cutting he represents and those who have dealings there is rheumatism in Santa Fe, and Milwaukee insane asylum 332 03 mandate for thanksgiving in the Dominion timber on government lands. Peter Bergerson, Mankato mairiages: Clerk of Court W. therewith. once in about sev en years the smal lpox Industrial school for boys 8,719 26 four lines. convicted of selling liquor to Indians, B. Torrey to Mrs. Mary 0 Moulton of Six miles southeast of Viroque, Wis., rages, though the latter is chiefly Care of chronic insane 10,984 00 was fined $25 and sentenced to thirty Springfield, Mass. James'C. MahantoMiss lives a family named Boggs. Mrs. Boggs is Mme. Iturbide has sold her house in confined to the poorer Mexicans, who The one-mill school tax provided by the days' imprisonment in the Ramsey Jennie Buchannon of Springfield, 111. W a woman of violent temper, and family Washington, D. C, and will go with her legislature last winter and the school fund live in filth and rags. county jail. P. Snow to Miss Eva Carpenter of St. Paul. quarrels were frequent. After man and son, no longer a collegian, to the city of income tax will be reapportioned to the A wife had retired, a quarrel arose about Mexico. She has a house near the castle Duluth Tribune Within the last two or several counties according to the number At the Kittson county fair at St. Vincent An imperfectly prepared witness. something. The woman got up and laid of Chapultepec. three days M. Alworth has sold to of school children therein between the 10th Capt. Donaldson of Kennedy, the great her husband's razor on a chair by the bedside. "So you swear that at the time thia Avery Brothers, of Detroit, lands on the and 15th of June, 1886. There is no tax Edwin Arnold, author of "The Light of land owner of Minnesota, came before the After a time she got up again and got north shore, containing about 50,000,000 theft was committed "on the south side levied 'to defray current expenses of the Asia," is one of the hardest working editors people in the rotunda of the hotel and delivered her husband's knife, which she took to bed feet of pine, constituting the Page-Sexmith state, the ordinary revenues from various in the world. He does the leading writing an address.in which he said: Farmers you saw the prisoner on the north with her. She then requested her husband tract. -sources, especially railway licenses, being on the London Telegraph and directs that must adopt a different way of farming side?" "Yes, sir." "Was he going to put his arms about her, which he did, sufficient to meet them. successful journal. The Northern Pacific railroad company in the future. They must not confine themselves and while in this position she used the knife toward the south side or was he coming 'm wmm is engaging Minnesota woodsmen to go to to the raising of wheat alone. They Three thousand men employed in the for the accomplishment of a most dreadful from that direction?" "I can't Montana lor the purpose of cutting 300,- must raise stock and vegetables, and not state quarries at Leandberries, Wales, has mutilation, almost succeeding. The doctors CO0 cords of wood for the Anaconda smelter. depend too much on one crop. The farmers answer that now." "Why not?" "Be- been locked out because they committed a v^. hope to save the life of Boggs. The Banker Fish's Great Afflictions. #f% The prices offered are from $1.15 to must sow their wheat early, much earlier breach of the rules in holding a mass meeting woman has disappeared, and up this cause the prisoner's lawyerChicagottforgonia, The New York Herald has the following $1.50 per cord. than they are wont to, if they expect a during working hours. 5 date has not been found. details of a scene that occurred in the cave tell me which way north good return for their labors- The residents about Heron Lake are in- News A xT^|i^ .-".mi i *n