TELEGRAPHIC NEWS., "New Ulm Eeview, from taxation and the exemption of the FIFTIETH CONGRESS. C. M. Hardy, the company'* I S S E MASK clergy from military service. The clergy Commended to be dealt with fey & & will have entire control of the government jury. JxtdgaHaWB holds that the coBspa»7' IHs veteran dominated for Congress In the schools and universities. cyclings if the anarchist case «PPl**gf '•us. KewsFrom Washington. First Minnesota District. BRANDT & WEDDENDORF, Publishers. well to fny other a W 3 Herr Dietz, an Alsation railway official The Republicans of the First Minnesota his decision he sent Welch tolfM, Mr. Toole's recent recommendation to congress Mme. Dietz, his wife, and a railway assistant The Senate considered the fisheries treaty congressional district met in convention at months, and held that it was S S that all Montana lands embraced within named Appel, who were charged with having and was addressed, in open session, by Mr. NEWULM, MINNESOTA* Rochester, and spent two days in a friendly that Holmes or Haa-dyshould S the abandoned military reservations become sold to the French government information Hoar, in opposition to it. struggle over a candidate for Congress, the positive or affirmative act, or part of the public domain and subject relative to German military arrangements, nomination being now bv Mark H. DuirneB 1 ?q# HOUSE. when it was done, if they to entry under the homestead laws, has rerived have been convicted. Dietz was sentenced to Samuel Boyer, of Liverpool, 0., on the twenty-fifth ballet. The first ballot abetted, and that if theydidsomdlor abe* excitement at Bozeman in relation to ten years' and his wife to four years' penal The House went into committee of the xtood: DunnehV.25 Mullen, 18 Conkey, 16 fell dead recently, as a fit finale to a they wereaBguiltyastheaK^alCTiBunal- iflj the Port Ellis reservation. Farmer squatters servitude. Both are also to be deprived oi whole on the tariff bill, and an amendment Daniels, 9 Start, '6 Lincoln, 1 and Braden, question as to whether Homes or Hardy lost no time in getting to the front as soon their civil rights. Appel was sentenced to to restore the existing rate of duty on starch six-weeks' drunk, in which he had 1. The last ballot gave Dunnell, the requiste actually did abet he left to the as the news arrived that the matter was before one year's imprsonment and nine years' detention was lost. 40 Conkey 14 and Mullen 5 Leonard 3 7 recommending that it investigate their«3 consumed just 48 gallons of whisky. congress. in a fortress. The duty on rice flour and rice meal was 6 1 The Chicago City railway is ***, Progress in land matters in the interior department fixed at 15 per cent advalorem. largest corporation of the kind in the country. seems to be almost imperceptible. Mr. Boutelle offered an amendment fixing Miscellaneous News. i%|f f- President Homes is a very_P»"Hf^» For months it has been a subject of complaint the rate of duty on dextrine, burnt starch! It has been discovered that the flea wealthy citizen, and Attorney Hardy mm that the business of the land office at George M. Smith helped himself ^o what he gum substitute or British gum at 3 cents a leading member of the bar. The tabeg& Washington was at a standstill. It is true supposed was brandy at O'Dell's drug store, pound. Rejected, 56 to 77. uses one eye at a time, and that he was in an insignificant little damage Stat that patents held back from honest claimants at Lake village, New Hampshire. Ten minutes Mr. Yandever, of California, moved to increase dies the hardest of any insect in against the company, Welch appjoachin«i through Sparks' wild vagaries were being later he dropped dead. He had taken the duty on Taisins from 1% to, 2 one of the jurors named Rosenthal during a ground out by the thousand, but all bromide, paralyzing the heart and nerves. cents a pound (the present duty.) The reduction nature. J*'** ~\,*% court recess, and endeavoring to retain By business affecting vital principles of practice The clerk of the store will have to explain of duty proposed struck a blow at money his service in the interest or tno and deep questions of construction of law affecting why he dispensed liquor without a prescription, that rising industry California and was in company. Rosenthal indignantly reraeea, large real estate interests in the West and why he allowed Smith to help himself favor of the foreign product. votedTor the highest verdict against the corporation, were allowed to lie dormant. instead of waiting on him. An enterprising physician in Australia It was rejected, 67 to 77. and afterwards exposed the business t"%ff*v^- Mr. Guenther of Wisconsin endeavored to SSI111 A large number of people are visiting John advertises: "I pay half the to the attorneys for the plaintiff, xne Zachar, the Caledonia faster, at Racine, Wis. secure a duty of 5 cents a dozen on eggs^tiifihut Crimes and Criminals. matter raised a storm of publie opinion, is funeral expenses in cases where I am It wasthe fiftieth day ofhisfast. Zachar talked was unsuccessful. *, i§*5t was shown that this course had been pursued Near Ohiowa, Neb., Bernard Sragg was with his visitors on all subjects but that oi not successful" for years in other litigation. TheJ^3SP found dead in his cornfield. He and Ms wife hisfast. On that he enjoined silence. He in recommending Hardy and Holmes to were at work in the cornfield and got into a The conference report on the postoffice appropriation has grown weaker, his eyes have a tired look, grand jury said enough had Been *up™JP quarrel, when the woman killed him with a bill was presented to the senate. and his voice is very weak. He still has establish a reasonable ground for belief tbEJthey hoe. She is now in jail. strength enough to walk. He appears to The item for postoffice clerks for unusual Judge Shields of Omaha has decided had a general knowledge of Welch a suffer no pain. business is fixed at $25,000 instead of $50,000. Edward A. Deacons was hanged at Rochester, /HE P1.ATFOBM. crimes and indirectly encouraged him. TO-&&ing that when an attorney does not The item as to rent, light and fuel in N. Y., for the murder of Mrs. Ada Stone In the course of his weekly address before The resolutions adopted proclaim adherence at his infamy. The sentence of Welch ra third-class postoffices is retained, with a at East Rochester Aug. 16, 1887. Deacons the Anti-Poverty Society at New York, Dr. charge more money for his services to the principles of the Repubbcan party, onlvforhis contempt of court, and he with provision that a contract for rent for was a tramp, and committed the crime because McGlynn said- "Some day there will be a warmly indorse the Chicago nominees and Hardy and Holmes are liable, if their guiln such postoffices shall be for more than than his client has the fee is not unreasonable. Mrs. Stone refused to give him food. tremendous revolution, which will eclipse the platform: declare sympathy with labor and is formally established before a jury in the a year. The item as to postage on seeds French uprising, and in which the people will its needs approve the law enacted by the last Fred A. Forsythe, manager of the "Webster regular way, to a long term of hard labo^iOs is fixed so as to make the postage one cent rise up in their wrath at the interference of legislature tor a more just rate of transportation house, at Portsmouth, N, H., went to his the penitentiary. for every two ounces. On the subsidy clause, room, undressed, tied one end of a strip oi these dictators, and bayonet and club these on all agricultural products and implements the conference committee was unable to cloth to his feet, the other to a trigger of his monks and priests and archbishops, the pope and recommend the further extension agree. The report was agreed to, and Mr. In the coffin of the dead Emperor and cardinals. This is the way the Lord will of the system of state and national control un, placed themuzzle in his mouth and blew Plumb moved that the senate insist in the Waseca's Chantanqna. deal with them so I say leave them to His over railroads. The resolutions conclude: isbrainsout. Havingto vacate the "Webster subsidy amendment and abk for a further ex-Empress Victoria placed a small at mercy." This was wildly cheered. Resolvedj That in the imposition of duties The Chautauqua assembly meeting house, by a recent suspicious fire on the premises, conference. After a long debate the motion is supposed to be the cause. on foreign imports we demand* such revision Waseca, Minn., are largely attended, the m-^,, gold chain, to which three lockets was carried—28 to 16.—It was a strict party of our present tariff laws as will correct all terest has been greater than ever before, andthe A Stranger was arrested at Hastings Neb., vote, except that Messrs Call, Gorman, McPherson A Murderer's Confession* were attached containing miniatures inequalities therein and relieve the tax payers programs daily furnished are of an u»-^ under suspicious circumstances, His valise and Pugh voted with the Republicans A cold-blooded murder was committed by to the fullest possible extent without usually high character. ]Ps. which she had taken during their contained a large quantity of valuables and in the affirmative. a St. Paul crook near Independence, Wis., a injury to the cause of American labor or Prof. Casper delivered a lecture on the antislavery evidence was discovered which is likely to courtship, and which he had always small town on the Winona & Green Bay menacing the prosperity of the great producing movement, in which he gave a detailed §^tJ'%/ ,/ HOUSE. unearth a gang of thieves. Shipping bills road. The murder, was committed at Lars interests of the country, and we account .of the movement, with its consequences. worn until his last illness. found in his pockets show that one E, A. The house is yielding to the temptation to Saleman's place, about seven miles north oi would respectfully invite the attention Gibbs had recently forwarded goods to Joe indulge in political debate. The rapid progress Independence. The victim was August Menk of the voters of this district to Miss Mercer is doing good work in her Brown. St. Paul, Minn., from Exeter, Sutter of the last few days with the tariff bill and the murderer a professional cracksman the fact that all revision of our tariff physical culture class. The C. L. S. C. class and other points in Nebraska, and some of Between the orbits of Mara and was not maintained and the house was given named Thomas Murphy. Menk's dead body legislation of the war period has been was favored by a talk from J. DeWitt Miller the goods found in his posesion have been over to stump speaking. Weaver of Iowa, was found on the ground and beside it a selfcocking effected by the Republican party and we on the British customs and more particularly ., Jupiter, about 250,000,000 miles identified as stolen from parties in these in all the action of the house is counted as a revolver, which was identified as one declare our implicit confidence in its ability a description of the house of commons, its Elaces.s The supposition is that the prisoner Democrat. While he was a Republican from the sun, there revolve some 265 stolen from Peterson's store at Elk Creek. It andfcincerepurpose to the effect in the prominent members and their peculiarities. elong to a gang operating between Hastings he made a very bitter fight against was believed at first that Menk had accidentally future such reductions of our national revenues J. D. Miller delivered a lecture on ''Our little bodies whose diameters vary and Lincoln. the Democracy, and left along series of quota shot himself while handling this revolver. and the readjusting of our tariff laws Country, Its Possibilities and Perils." He ble sentences. Which Henderson of Iowa Laurel Fork meeting house, near Jellico, A jury from Independence with District Attorney from eight or ten miles to two hundred. as will be most conducive to the welfare of paid a grand tribute to H. W. Beecher. He effectively made use of. Mr. Weaver will Tennessee, was the scene of a terrible tragedy. Nye, Justice Taylor and Dr. Broodfoot the varied industries and interests of the predicted a meeting of the British lion and They are called planetoids, hardly be able to recover from the effect of It was a collision between the Rose and Fuston passed upon Menk's death and decided American people. the Russian bear. He thought our conn the blows which were delivered by Henderson. clans. A feud had been in existence between it to have been accidental. This verdict was from two Greek words, which mean Resolved, That we heartily approve the if not the garden of Eden, was just over The debate seemed to amuse all members of them for some time. Eecently a volley very soon disproved by Murphy himself, system adoption to the Republican party in fence. the house except Weaver. resembling a planet or wanderer. of firearms was discharged outside of the who came in and gave himself providing for the defenders of our country and Prof. Case's concert called out a large audience. church door. When the smoke cleared away He confesses that he came down from in the payment of liberal pensions and we declare Many of the singers were applauded, SENATE. it was found thatt Ewell Lawson and his son &S I a a Jewel Lawso and his son St. Paul for the purpose of burglary. He favor of a policy for protecting among them Miss Carrington, who was A resolution offered to print extra copies A bark buOt by Stephen Girardin and giving fostering care to these soldiers, warmly greeted when she appeared. She John, aged thirteen, belonging to the Eose wentwto Peterson's store at Elk Creek, and of the committee report on seven vetoed pen., Jdrilled four holes iJ~ th J-Ie safe but was inter i_j.-_- their widows and orphans. That we seems to please the public immensely. faction, were dead, and that three Fuston ^~i-* r~ -u..^- 1801 and employed by him in the sion bills created quite a breeze. rupted, and secured nothing of consequence denounce as unjust and inequitable the boys, Tom, Jim and Enos and John Porter, Leon H. Vincent gave a lecture on the "Lift Mr. Butler spoke of reckless pension legislation merchant servicefor thirty years, and except his revolver. The drill broke just as cours? pursued by the president of the indiscriminate belonging perhapo the other side, were seriously of Hawthorne." After the singing school a and fatally wounded. A dozen others he was getting the safe open. While lying in the senate. vetoing of private pension bills. small delegation of Knights Templar in uniform which has ever since been in the whaling were wounded low in Batsman's granary, Murphy shot Senators Stevsart, Blair and Hawley severely Resolved, That we condemn the action of marched into the tpbarnacle, lead by The remarkable case of Joseph Muhr, the criticized the president's course. Menk dead. He shot downward from above business, is now at New Bedford. our present representative in congress in Commander Backmau. Miss Carrington, rich Philadelphia manufacturing jeweler, who a and the bullet went through Menk's brain. Mr. George ended the discussion by moving uniting with the Southern brigadiers in their sang a solo and Dr. Charles Griswold of St. She isstill sound and staunch, though telegraphed to New York city from Long Murphy says he at once carried the dying to proceed to executive business, and immediately opposition to and final defeat of the bill Paul delivered an address in iehalf of the Branch asking that detectives be sent down began his speech on the fisheries man out on the grass, hoping he would recover eighty-seven years old, and brought passed by the United States senate to refund Knights. He gave some veryexcellent comment. to protect him, and stating that his relatives treaty. If MurDhy had not given himself up to the several states of the Union the amount He said heneverknew ofa person being into port from her last voyage about were attempting to place him in an asylum, he never would have been suspected, as the of the daect war tax to which they are each askedto become a Knight. They never proselyte. HOUSE. reached a climax when Mr. Muhr was brought shooting was believed by all to be accidental justly entitled, thus denying to the people of He made some very keen comments on two years ago 1,360 barrels of sperm Sessions were ordered for next Wednesday to the city and placed in the insane ward in Murphy is terribly broken down by his horrible our state their just due to the extent of the anti-secret society cranks. He showed the A and Thursday nights for bills on labor military and 180 barrels of whale oiL the Bellevue hospital. Several physicians crime and will plead guilty and make a $108,000. grand work the Knights are doing in relieving affairs, agreed that he was out of his mmd. His clea" breast of the attempted robbery and a Resolved, That we pledge to the nominee suffering and sickness, LeonH. Vincent agreed xna was out ni mmd Hi uieaoi, vi vuv ttuwjmprea rooDery ana Mr. Force, ofMichigan, from the committee of this convention our earnest, united and guve the C, L. S. C. round-table class a talk principle delusion is a wild idea that his the murder. The country isrgreatly excited on military affairs, reported back the resolution most loyal support, and we invite the hearty on book reading and the books we should Farmers at work in the fields near mother-in-law and other of his wife's relatives over the affair. ~.~s for the appointment of a special committee co-operation of all patriotic citizens and especially read by all means, which are as follows: are his enemies, and he has tried on several to investigate alleged evasions of the Long Fork, five miles from Mount all working men, whose prosperity Chaucer's, Shakespeare's, Miltons, Addison's, occasions to murder them. The Trouble on the "Q" Road. contract labor law. is seriously threatened by the free trade policy Gulliver's Travels. Dr. Johnson's, some of Pulaski, Logan county, 111., had A sixteen-year-old daughter of Joseph Martin, Another arrest was made in connection Mr. Cox, of New York, called the attention of the present administration. Elliot's, Reade's, Dickens', Meredith's, secured desk room six weeks ago in the with the Burlington's alleged dynamite at of the house to the necessity of this resolution their attention attracted by the Wordsworth's Tennyson's and Browning's. The resolutions were received with hearty office of an anvertising firm at Detroit, Mich. Chicago. United States Marshall Marsh, to correct the abuses, as there was an applause, and by a rising vote the report One evening she dropped into an office adjoining tinkling of a bell attached to the went to Aurora and arrested George Gooding abnormal immigration to this country by was unanimously adopted. where she worked and had a small a striking engineer. This man has worked men persuaded to come here by false and neck of an American eagle flying Quite a deal of enthusiasm for Dunnell check cashed. This movement was repeated fraudulent pretensions. Frank E. Newton pleaded guilty of forgery for the Burlington road in various capacities manifested itself in the convention hall after after this in various places. Her most remarkable in the district court at Watertown, D. T. His overhead. By means of a glass the for seventeen years, and is a highly respected Mr. Morrow, of California, was glad that the nomination was made. exploit, however, was an attempt sentence was three years in the penitentiary. citizen of Aurora. He was held in $5,000 the house at last comprehended the evil besetting bell could be seen. No attempt was to collect $580 of a New York correspondent This is the young man who was arrest*d a bail for examination with the other prisoners the country from unrestricted immigration. of the firm. For these and many other like few hours before his marriage some months on the charge of aiding in the transportation The resolutien was adopted. made to kill the bird, which disappeared attempts to get money the girl had but one DAKOTA DEMOCEACX. ago. of high explosives contrary to the federal The house then went into committee of the excuse—that she had told her mother she to the northward. laws. Not being able to secure bondsmen whole (Mr Springer, of Illinois, in the chair) A terrible accident occurred on the Virginia was at work, getting $6 a week—and therefore Gooding went to jail. He declared his I on the tariff bill, the agreement peing that JT. W. Hordon Nominated for Midland railroad. The through Southern she felt obliged to obtain at least that Congress by the entire innocence of complicity in any plot. no vote should be taken on the hending woo] train from Alexandria went through a trestle amount of money in that way each week. Jamestown Convention. schedule. For long and faithful servioe the Following the above arrests came next between Orange Court House and Barbour*ville, day the arrest of Chairman Hoge, of the Over two hundred delegates and three times record of Miss Sarah Norcross is killing five persons outright and wounding grievance committee of the Brotherhood of f' SENATE. I as many spectators were seated in the opera The Record of Casnalties* upwards of twenty-five. The trestle, Engineers, and Chairman Murphy, occupying probably unparalled in this country. house at Jamestown when Judge Bangs, Mr. Dawes presented a remonstrance of a which was forty-eight feet high, was known A large boiler exploded at the Adelaide silk the same position in the Fireman's Brotherhood. sha'.rman of the territorial central committee, large number of wool manufacturers and wool to be weak and the railroad company was This lady went to Lowell fromFarmington, mill at Allentown, Pa., instantly killing Both men were taken to tha rapped th« territorial Democratic convention dealers against the legislation proposed in engaged in filling it in. The train was moving Frank Sterner and Henry Borreo, firemen. police headquarters and locked up. to order. Martin Ryan of Fargo was Me., in April, 1838, and obtained the Mills bill. 'Xefem&to the committee on a speed of six miles an hour. The engine Hiram Sell, the engineer, was caught by the The two chiefs were charged with conspiracy. chosen temporary chairman, and on finance,. had passed safely over most of the trestle, employment in the dressing/room legs and died, after one of his legs had been The much talked of circular, in which Hoge taking the chair made a speech, confined Among the bills reported and placed on when the smoker, mail, baggage aad express amputated. Three others were injured. The alleged to have requested Brotherhood "men almost entirely to the exposition of the of the Boott Cotton Mills. the calendar was a house bill appropriating cars went down, dragging the engine and cause of the explosion is unknown. to hire themselves secretly to *fcne "Q" road Democratic party's position on the tariff $50,000 for a public building at Wabasha, two passenger coaches. Two sleepers remained During the fifty intervening years and then disable th% engines, is said to be the question. He made a flattering reference to Miss Lena Mueller, fourteen years of age, Minn. on the trestle.^!/|Jtf&4f basis of the charge against Hoge. Chairman Gov. Church, stating that when his entire administration daughter of Edward Mueller, who lives she has been constantly employed in The following bills were passed: Murphy 'is charged with being an accomplice. shall be viewed in its completed It is stated that Judge John V. Wright, of about three miles northeast of White Lake, House bill, to authorize the building of a Bon^ds were promptly furnished and Messrs. the same room and at the same light the result will be one of which Tennessee Rev. W. N. Cleveland, brother of D. T., died from the effects of Tichina found bridge across the Mississippi river at Wabasha, Hoge and Murphy were released. Unlike the Church can be proud of. the President, and Capt. R. H. Pratt, superintendent in the pork she had eaten. Her father is ncy^ Minn. work, and for forty-five years under other strikers arrested, they are arrigned under of the Carlisle Indian Bchool, will dangerously ill from eating ofthe same Meat. Unexpected interest developed when the state, not federal statutes. Their House bill appropriating $200,000 for the the same overseer. constitute the commission to negotiate with This is the second child of a family ^gfiat has South Dakota delegates arrived and arrest was made under the recently location of a branch of the National Soldiers' the Sioux Indians for a division oftheir reservation died within a short time of thejsame cause. commenced their canvass for Harden, who enacted Merritt conspiracy law. If convicted, Home in Grant county, Ind. in Dakota and a surrender of a partto has all through been the leading candidate. The moat.severe storm, .fer years visited the penalty is a term at hard labor Mr. Dolph spoke in the senate in opposition the United States. His chances for nomination, however, were The tallest monument in New York Janesvillet, Wis. J&xu&L damage was done to in the penitentiary. Two other names to the fisheries treaty. Speaking of a danger seriously jeopardized by his hasty expression growing cm^g, especially small grain. W. were on the list with Hoge and Murphy for of war with Great Britain, he said: With the The German police have ordered Queen Natalie «tate and, in all probability, in the in favor of division, Upon hearing this B- Osng^' tobacco barn was struck by arrest—John J. Kelly and John H. McGillivary. exposed coasts of the United States, and with of Servia to leave Germany within twen- L'," a Nostbern, a one state man aided hpifiLiing and burned to the ground. Loss, country is that which marks thjj Frank Collier, the attorney for the its unprotected coastwise commerce, this ty-four hours. An officer attended by twenty by CoL ^Stole, of Deadwood. attempted $1,500 insurance $1,000. Lightning also Chicago, Burlington & Quincy road, said: country did not want a war with Great policemen, entered Queen Natalie's villa at to counteract the Harden grave ofGen. John E. Wool, at^ Sy, struck the house of Clinton Childs, doing Britain and he was equally sure that Great Weisbaden, and shortly after reappeared notion, and succeeded so well that "The case grows out of the circular sent 5200 worth of damage. Britain could not afford a war with N. Y. The famous genecg^left $60,000inhisytMdrfhemonument. with the young prince Alexander and a lady he was induced to qualify his statement and out to the brotherhood lodges, asking that the United States. Her fortification stations of honor of the queen's suite. The two were In Central and Southern Illinois the rainfall agee to stand on the admission-as-a-whole It brotherhood men be sent on to take places at Halifax, Bermuda and Esquimalt driven to the railway station, where the has done a vast amount of damage. platform, supplemented by a clause favoring on the "Q" and suggesting that they bring a were a menace to American commerce: but no prince was handed over to M. Protics, the v4^ a plain^anite shaft which rises in Tuscola reports 20,000 acres of corn under the final decision of the matter by the vote good supply of salsoda and emery with forts could protect the Canadian frontier, Servian police who left with him for Belgrade. water in that vicinity, while the oat crop of the people, and expressing his willingness them. The sending of these circulars is "tapering grandeur far above the surrounding and the great ironclads of England could not When the queen received notice from the police is damaged so that it will scarcely pay cutting. to abide by that decision. deemed prima facie evidence of a share in a protect her commerce in a hundred seas At that she must part with her son, she telegraphed Tolono reports half the farms in the trees, and can be seen for concerted conspiracy and we have a sure case At the evening session Col. Steele, chairman the call of even the present pro-English administration, to King Milan, imploring him to surrounding county wholly or partially inundated against the prisoners." of the committee, read the platform, in case of war, armed men miles in any direction. Long John allow the boy to remain with her another and more or less of the crops destroyed. which declares fealty to Democratic principles, would spring into the field from every state month. The king, however, was incensed at The damage in Champaign cannot .Wentworth is now erecting a monument endorses the action of the Democratic vtThe Emperor's Doctor Overhauled. and territory to make the conquest of the the abrupt manner with which the queen had fall much below $100,000. It is feared that convention at St. Louis, supports the platform, Canadian provinces and a few months of from 50 to 65 per cent of the oat crop is refused his conciliatory proposal for meditation, to himself in a Chicago cemetery, Prof. Gerhardt, acting on the directions of and is especially strong in its indorsement hostilities would find an American privateer ruined. other German doctors connected with the and telegraphed back te the crown of the tariff plank. It approves the which will cost him $32,000. on every sea where a British merchant vessel case of the late Emperor Frederick, has prince's tutor that the boy must not remain action of Gov. Church in refusing to allow expenditures Mrs. Margaret Lenfesby, and aged widow, was to be found. drawn up a report on the nature of the malady. with the queen a day longer. in excess of appropriations was killed by being run over at Eau Claire The report is made public The professor for territorial institutions by the Wisconsin Central special train, carrying -?J J'* k* J'. HOUSE. Parnellwill accept the government's offer says: One of the cable letters mention declares in favor of equalized the Catholic Knights to Eau Claire. and introduce a bill providing for the appoinfment On motion of Mr. Biggs, of California, a bill Early in 1887 the German doctors pronounced taxation, and approves the action of the The special had arrived at the crossing, made of a committee of judges to inves- I that Victoria's attention is to be passed for the mining debris question in California. the disease from which the emperor territorial administration in taxing railroad the usual stop and was waiting for the Omaha tigate the Times' charges against the mem- I drawn to the fact that the woman was suffering cancerous and decided to open lands hitherto claimed to be not taxable. It freight to pass. Mrs. Lenfesby being on bers of the Irish parliamentary party. His Mr. Blount, ofGeorgia, submitted the conference the larnyx. Preparations were made for the favors the admission of the territory as one the opposite side of the freight and not kuo vying acceptance of the proposal, however, "will be who made the lining for the superb report on the postoffice appropriation operation on May 20, when Dr. Mackenzie state, with a provision in the enabling act of the waiting special. Immediately after subject to rigid conditions regarding the -, bill. An agreement has been arrived at on saw Emperor Frederick, pronounced the disease carriage in which her majesty rode providing that an election which shall be the last car of the freight had passed she judges to be appointed and the Rcope of investigation. all amendments, Therate of postage on seeds, uncancerous and opposed the operation. final may be had on the division question stepped on the crossing. The engineer did plants, roots, bulbs and scions has been fixed on jubilee day last year is on the Mackenzie then removed a portion of the after admission. It arraigns the Republican not notice her until she was within three feet at one cent for each two ounces or fraction Verres W. Smith, son-in-law of the late larnyx, which he submitted to Prof. Virchow party for obstructing admission, and points Terge of starvation. The poor creature of the cowcatcher. Mrs. Lenfesby was a resident thereof. Horace Greely, was a prisoner in the Yorkville for examination, but there is no proof that with pride to the administrations of President of Eau Claire and about sixty years of The report was agreed to, and then Mr. court New York, charged by John Allen, is a cripple, bent almost double, the piece taken was actually of the effected Cleveland and Gov. Church. Otto Peemilller of age. Eight flihildren survive her. Bingham, of Pennsylvania, moved to concur proprietor of the Hotel Hamilton, with defrauding part. Prof. Gerhardt examined Emperor Yankton, introduced as an amendment to the and has worked and lived inthe same in the senate "subsidy" amendment, with an him out of $315, the amount oi Frederick's throat after the piece had been platform a resolution declaring that the yJVrsonal News Items. ^X 't~~ amendment reducing the appropriation from Mr. Smith's bill for board and lodgings. removed, and he accused Mackenzie of having room for thirty years. The lining liquor traffic can best be regulated by high $800,000 to $450,000, authorizing the postmaster removed an unaffected Dart, and Dr. Mackenzie Dr. G. Arnxauer Hansen, of the leprosy hospital license. The resolution was laid on table by Ebenezer Stanyard the Youngstown, Ohio, was exquisite work, but the woman general to increase the mail facilities replied that that was possible. The German of Bergen, Norway, is in Redwing Minn.. almost a unanimous vote. When nominations murderer, who killed his sweetheart, Alice not only between the United States and Central doctors protested against Dr. Mackenzie's conferring wCth Dr. C. N. Hewitt, secretary of for delegate to congress were declared Hancock, early in 1887, was hanged in the was paid only 2^d per yard, and by and South America, and the West Indies, treatment of the case throughout. the state board of health. The doctor is visiting in order C. L. Hmdley, of Beadle county, penitentiary annex. He played his accordeon but between the United States and China and working from dawn to midnight she this country for the purpose of investigating Dr. Bergmann, in a special report, fully took the floor and placed in nomination before going to the scaffold and appeared to Japan, the Sandwich Islands and Australia, the extent of leprosy here and its pecularities. corroborates Prof. Gerhardt's statements be at his ease. The crimefor which he suffered John W. Harden, of Jerauld county. Harden was able to make just six yards. and providing that American ships carrying He has been spending several and gives the reasons why he (Bergmann) was a brutal one, the pretty young girl being was declared the convention's nominee by the mails shall be allowed four times the rate weeks at Norway, Goodhue county, with lost confidence in Dr. Mackenzie. shot from behind, and all on account of acclamation. of compensation they now receive. A long Dr. Christain Gronvold, who for many years jealousy, Dr. Bergmann in his report says: A cat with more than the traditional debate ensued. The territorial central committee was selected was chairman of the leprosy committee of As early as May, 1887, he wanted to open Dr. Ingersoll, dean of the dental faculty a-J and Martin Ryan, of Fargo, elected the state board of health. the patient's larynx and excise the growth tenacity of life was rescued Iowa City, appeared before the investiaKtinff chairman, and 0. S. Kemp, of Watertown, of the left vocal chord. A small operation Several members of the New York bar were It is generally thought by Republican senators committee in the "boodle" case against secretary. The Sixth and Twelfth districts from a singularly perilous perch in promised the best results. Of seven such interviewed in regard to the question of the that their party in the senate will formuluate Hunt. He censured Hunt severely as secretary failed to agree on a member, and with these operations which he performed in Berlin all the fly-wheel of the engine in a Bris7$?* validity of the marriage of the duke of Marlborough a substitute for the Mills bill, report and treasurer. Hunt had kept no records exceptions the committee is as follows: were successful. There was then no question to Mrs. Hammersley, Friday, June it, place it in the calendar and there let it no proper accounts. He had concealed Charles Freeman, Otto Peemiller, G. S. tol worsted mill a few days ago, of the total extirpation of the larynx. 20. It was found that many of the lawyers remain until the next session. It is argued original bills and vouchers for the purpose of Matthews, Dave Gledden, F. M. Hammen, The operation would neither have endangered had examined the case and very generally that Huch a plan would show the country the 1" The wheel was making 130 revolu- making way with the state money. Hunt George Henry, J. E. Carpenter, T. W. Child, the life of the patient, nor would it agreed in saying that under the laws of the Republican position on the tariff and an was on the stand explaining his books and A. H. Gast. J. H. Hilger, James Ringrose, A. r'jS tionsper minute, and the intermit?f$r$k have destroyed his voice, although it would State of New York the marriage of the Duke early adjournment could be reached that to was subjected to a sharb cross-examination H. Marsh, C. L. Wood, W. B. Thornby, Ben have left it hoarse. At that time, in an intelligible of Marlborough to Mrs. Hammersley was in undertake to pass the tariff bill in the senate It appeared that Hunt had used $800 tor tent howls of dismay which escaped Bear, Alex F. Walker, J. K. Van Neida, G. B. voice, Frederick said: "Dr. Bergmann, reality either no marriage at all, because absolutely would prolong the session into September, lobbying expenses at Des Moines. Namandygham, John De Groat, F. R. Fulton. this tumor must be removed. If it cannot '^Jjtlie terror-stricken feline attracted void, or at least a marriage of such and that every political purpose would be M. K. Merriam, W. W. Miller, A. J. be done from the inside, cutfrom the outside." Gen. Boulanger was wounded in the an a an extremely dubious nature that a serious served by formally reporting the bMl. McCabe, L. W. Harriman, Joseph Hare, .V*'i§ the attention of Simon Baker, the Everything was ready for the operation a M. Roquet's hand was simply question is presented whether the marriage George Peepes and James Colhster. when the plan was vetoed by Dr. Mackenzie, scratched by Gen. Boulanger's sword in the engineer. "When the engine was would not be held to be absolutely void HOUSE. who repeated his assurance that after a few duel which followed the scenein the chambers. should the question of its validity ever arise The House resumed the consideration of the rfiv2 to he ca* as PP stiff with fright, weeks of his mild treatment the patient w* M. Floquet's colleagues in the ministry were in the courts of the State of New York. It the '"subsidy" amtendment of the Senate Punishment of Bribery. would recover his voice, and be able to command overjoyed to see the prime minister return seems absurd to think his grace of Marlborough to the postoffief appropriation bill. After II and its whole body seemed to have the autumn military maneuvers. Dr. The rulings of lawinthe Chicago anarchist's safely. He was given an ovation. A small is, perhaps, guilty of bigamy, and so it debate Mr. Bingham's motion to concur in yibeen absorbed by its tail. It re-covered Bergmann censures Dr. Mackenzie for defective case, by Judge Gary, that sent Spies and bis seems upon considering the law of this state. the Senate amendment, with an amendment %2ZdJlG(?- a a S« '8 followers were in manipulation of the larynx.for affording comrades to the gallows, were turned by another was lost—yeas, 56 nays, 135. Our statutes in regard to bigamy and marriage after a few spasms on the front of his house when he reached home Re. no guarantee that he ever reached the Chicago judge, Kirk Haws, against the are very closely allied to one another. garding the details of the duel it is said ^Sfc By a vote of yeas, 141 nays, 57 the House growth, and for trying to shift the responsibility agents, attorneys and chief officials of one of Eiground. The engineer believes that after the sword encounter,.mhieJi had ttsstflfeeft 'urther insisted on its disagreement to the upon Prof. Virchow. He also blames the weathiest corporations in that country. in a slight wound onlfrehand aflL «lthe cat had been clinging to the Senate amendment and a further conference ^r Forolgn News Notes. Dr. Mackenzie for influencing the press The offense in this case was attempted jury they both renewed the Ikrhtin was oidered. through communications about the details bribing, and the main offender Sumner C. Boulanger mad* a lunge }%&. \. wheel for at least two or three A dispatch from Rome says that the convention The House then went into committee ol of the emperor's illness. Welch, claim agent ot the Chicago City with Columbia secures to the Vatican inure. the whole (Mr. Springer, of Illinois, in the railway, is sentenced to a term behind the protection of Catholicism as the state religion, The report of the German doctors has chair), on the tariff bill, the pending schedule prison bars, while C. the exemption of religious buildings caused an immense sensation in England. being that relative to -wool**? 8 The°duett & 1 ®ktJ£ *b**newKiv Holmes, president of the company, «nd Lutes, ?m &** fair**, \$mA?^ &m