0FF1C1ALFIGURES." THE SAINT PAUL WINTER CARNIVAL. xne xourrn uistncr. CONGRESSIONAL. The Fourth district bears out the peculiarity THE YEARS 1KB I. noticed in the First and Third. The Democratic vote is but 189 greater than that Synopsis of the Official CanTass in We clasped our hands, the blithe young "*&!§• "Vt»J •cast two years ago, while the total vote of ffeeklr Eesniae of the Proceedings ofthe Senate and I, Minnesota* he district is increased 17,447. Tne Prohibition We saw the hiring world before us lie. ga is 1,731, and the rest of the We laugh aloud, nor dreamed of tears (gain all goes to the Eepublican vote, changing sigh. The returns of the November election in the majority for Bice in 3886 of 5,125 We blessed our fate, the tide of hope ran 1 Minnesota were convassed by state officers in When we clasped hands—the blithe yk SEJTATE.—The Riddleberger resolution for to one of 10,006 for Capt Snider. tt Paul last week, when the exact figures for years and I. the re-organization of the Benate came up. Pink- state officers and congressmen weee ascertained Riddleberger said a change was necessary, Counties. Snider. Rice. ham. We saw Love flit before us on the way, to be as follows: in order at the faith of the Republican A a 1 3 6 0 774 160 And shine with light at far outshone party, pledged to a consideration of the British HARBISON'S PLURALITY. .7 ....:...". 38,107 Chisago 1,375 S*f 525 170 day, I extradition treaty in open session, might MEREIAM'S PLURALITY „24,104 Hennepin 22,039 14,319 1,624 We heard his call, we hastened to obey, be kept. a 897 156 314 RICE'S PLURALITY r.35,176 We sought him eagerly lest he'd delay At the conclusion of his remarks, Mr. Riddleberger Kanabec 152 fr 1 136 111 To show the site where his sweet city lay* DUNNELL'S PLURALITY 1,844 asked leave to withdraw the resolution, £me 470 445 64 The blithe young years and I LIND'S PLURALITY 9,319 Ramsey 11,572 13.377 801 but objections were made by Mr. Harris, bherbnrnc 786 457 .. 32 of Tennessee, who moved to lay it upon the We clasped our hands, the gray bent jt HALL'S PLURALITY 2,868 Washington 2.763 2,410 119 table, and called the yeasandnays, affcerpaying and I, I SNTDER'S PLURALITY 10,006 Wright 2.915 2,124 318 a high tribute to Mr. Ingall's impartiallv We saw the darkened world behind us liel a 44,329 34,323 3,723 COMSTOCK'S PLURALITY 7,519 and ability. Finally the senator from Virginia We wept aloud, we shook with sob and Plaralitv 10,006 The vote for President by eonnties was as "was permitted to withdraw his resolution, We cursed our fate, the tide of grief ran There were 7 scattering votes. «*. follows: and the incident closed. When we clasped hands—the gray bent Harri- Cleveland. Street- The Fifth District, And I. „, HOUSE.—A recess will be taken from Dec. Counties. son. Fisk. In the "bloody Fifth," Mr. Comstock's plu 21 to Jan. 27. Mr. Springer, on behalf of We saw Death flit before us'on the way Aitkin 408 185 J4 rality is a generous one, 7,519 out o£ a total the committee on territories, moved in the Anoka. 1.323 808 175 And cast a shade that did obscure the dr house to-day to suspend the rules and adopt Becker 1,361 511 302 vote of 59,446, which is an increase of 14,27 We heard his call, we trembled to obey, a resolution making the senate bill for the Benton 527 762 35 We shrank from him as fain we would-de 0 over 1886. The Prohibition vote was admission ofthe State of South Dakota and Big Store... Oils* 446 109 find the site where his dread city lay„ increased from 1.239 to 4,254. Blue Earth... 3.307 2,761 for the organization of the Territory of 4C3 The gray bent years and I.* Brown 1,285 1,489 .., Counties. Comstock. Canning. Scott. 312 North Dakota a special order for to-morrow Carlton. 025 Aitkin 427 195 38 40 —Susie M. Best in Home Jourj. and from day to day until disposed Carver. 1,486 Becker. 1,405 467 278 1,886 61 of providing at the omnibus billmay be offered Cass 474 Benton 505 766 52 6 236 as a substitute therefor. Thereafter Chippewa... 820 Big Stone 656 436 101 182 Bob's Motlier-in-Law, 506 other bills relating to the admibsion of territories Chibapo .1.481 CarHon 803 553 47 PAUL ICE PALACE O 1889. 172 420 •Cass 4=71 239 6 shall be disposed ot in the order Clay 1,517 Necessary evils are wise provision' 198 •972 Cook '24 The ice palaces of 1887 and 1888 linger in fixed by the committee. Mr. Cox hoped that Clay 1,492 1,037 171 Another Dakota Cbhrention. 29 of nature they regulate terrestria Cottonwood... 700 "90 the memories of those who witnessed their the gentleman would be wrong in his anticipations. 273 Cook 24 29 The Democratic statehood convention met Crow Wing.... 1,114 65 glory as pleasant fancy like visions of the This was a patriotic work in which 699 Crow Wine 1,063 800 !'*57 affairs, and the more the mission? Dakota 1,604 210 at Mitchell with Bartlett Tripp as chairman both parties could join. The motion was 2,373 Douglas. 1,736 739 366 past. None can forget the triumph, the Dodse 1,530 222 805 grant 620 674 90 agreed to and the resolution adopted. invades them, the more clearljfe sense of personal ownership, experienced and James Frendenfeld of Aurora secretary. Douglas 1.744 345 661 Hubbard 160 206 1 when the first ice palace stood complete more In the house a bill was introduced by Mr. Faribault 2,176 297 Delegates were present from the following demonstrated their necessity. "WV J,054 I'asca 58 100 beautiful than in their wildest dreams the Peel of Arkansas to divide the great Sioux Fillmore S.4,-28 349 1,759 Kittson 600 380 55 counties: projectors had erer dared to anticipate. it not, for instance, for those necu Freeborn 2,415 reservation in Dakota into smaller reservations. 973 388 Lake .209 89 2 Goodhue 3,813 Sydenham has its crystal palace, but l,72i 364 Jerauld, Yankton, Sanborn, Sully, Faulk. Marshall 1,149 402 1"5 sary evils, War and Epidemic, our ir Gram 899 316 170 attractions thereof pale into insignificance MilleLacs 239 13s 19 Potter. Hughes, Moody. Hyde, Turner, Davison, Mr. Lawler of Illinois introduced a bill Hennepin 21.212 1,690 15,042 Morrison 1,045 1,417 42 before the rainbow-like periection Aurora. Minnehaha, Buffalo, Beadle, world would soon become so popi% granting a pension of $12 a month to honorably Houston 1,024 103 1.376 Norman. 561 1,066 341 of the Ice King's abode I is however, Union, Spink. Brookings, Hanson, Brule, discharged soldiers and sailors —!n Hubbard 109 1 181 OtrerTail 3.412 2,237 689 lous that single beds would have tlr with the coming carnival rather than McCook. they have attained the age of sixty years. Isanti 924 320 159 £°P° 1,163 460 271 those that are past at St. Paul has to Since that time he has been the recipient oi Itasca 58 be prohibited by law, and legislation 105 10 3,095 1.712 639 Telegrams of sympathy with the object of deal at present. Jackson 1,018 many letters requesting him to lower the 476 86 St. Louis 4,807 2,156 337 the gathering were received irom Hand and enacted to compel flat-builders" to Kanabec 102 82 114 Stearns 1,996 4,929 151 minimum age to fifty, and to-day he Introduced DESCRIPTION OF THE PALACE. Codington county Democrats. Among the Kandiyohi 1,936 472 388 Stevens 617 550 62 a bill in accordance with that request, build higher were it not—to The location of the St. Paul Ice Palace, Kittson 007 notables present were: 73 Todd 1,465 868 97 360 LacquiPaile. 1.208 on the sands of the west bank of S8 Traverse 480 519 38 Chief Justice Tripp, Adjt. Gen. Harden. Surveyor Tuesday, Dec. 18. 540 to something less abstruse—for Lake 222 Wadena 516 307 124 the Mississippi above Wabasha street bridge 89 General Taylor, Commissioner McClure. Le Sueur 1,817 SENATE.—The determined attitude of the 199 Wilkin 546 362 47 necessary evil, the mother-in-la^ 2,121 will bring it to a popularity greater than Receiver Miller of Huron, Postmaster Miller Lincoln 594 63 Republicans in the matter of the tariff bill 400 the preceding palaces have had, for it will be of Pierre, Revenue Collector Nave, Maj. Barretts Totals 31,350 23,831' 425 4 there would be no Beauty at tbje Lvons 1,138 207 475 the senate has given the Democrats great easier of approach tlmnjf in Central Park. of Aberdeen, Editor Huntley of Huron, McLeod 1,323 1,827 105 Plurality 7.519 Col. Jeffries, of the governor's staff, from corcern. The Democrats have discovered •will not be hidden by buildings, and can be Fair there would be no Beanty a^ Marshall 1,1 G6 426 117 There were 11 scattering votes. thkt the Republicans are so much in earnest seen for miles from the banks and bluffs of Martin 1,170 Highmore, Postmaster Love of Huron, Editor 163 13 485 the seaside, and everything would b* at they will forego the usual vacation Meeker 1,799 the valley and the terraced hills behind them. 242 Chaffee of Vermillion, J. B. Creelman, of 1,231 The Constitutional Amendments. and sit here all through the holiday lece&s, MilleLacs 414 23 229 This level stretches along the river some the New York Herald. so sedate that our forefathers' a All the constitutional amendments were holding night sessions also, in the expectation Morrison 1,042 41 1,404 1,200 feet and is 450 feet in width at the The following memorial was adopted: cained by the following majorities: Mower 2,373 at they will be able to force the passage mothers' ghosts would sigh for tl 1,343 171 site oi the palace, which is some 300 feet To the Congress of the United StatesYour Munay 782 Amendment to article 4— 492 104 of the bill by the time at congress $ abofe Wabasha bridge and 50 feet from memoriahsts,citizens of South Dakota, voluptuous indulgence of wait* Nicollet 1,383 1,201 120 Zes 194,932 shall reassemble. The consequence of this the bank of the first plteau. Nobles 890 in affiliation with the Democratic party.duly 682 142 34 N movement on the part of the Republicans 13,064 less dances and daring imprudence The inclosing walls of the palace are 38 Noiman 1,162 356 461 assembled convention at Mitchell this has been that the Democrats have given Olmsted. .. 2,432 137 *12 Majority 181,868 feet high, including the battered foundation 2,094 20th day of December, 1888, hereby request, in Puritan pews. There would be private intimations that they are ready to Otter Tail 3,874 1,770 734 Amendment to section 12 of article 1— wall 18 feet high, and the machicolations on urge and solicit at the hands of your honorable come to some compromise, and the probability Pine 487 431 63 %ea low-necked bevies with golden tins 153,-908 the summit. Over the portals and elsewhere body the division of the territory of Pipestone.. 668 126 is that the agreement will be that 305 34 N parts of the wall are carried higher. Turrets 48,649 Dakota upon the seventh standard parallel Polk 3.096 hooks and silken hempen lines 1,711 640 some definite time after New Year shall be or towers strengthen nearly every angle of of surveys thereof, and the immediate Pope 1,268 390 242 Majority 105*259 fixed for taking a final vote upon the bill. young men more addicted to flir Ra 1 Rev 12.103 the structure. The main front is toward the admission into the Union of states of the 13,095 805 127 Amendment to section 1 of article 4— If this can be accomplished the senate will Redwood 1,018 540 205 structure. The main front is toward the portion of said territory lying south of saii 150,003 take its usual holiday recess and +hat there tion than to matrimony— Renville 1.9u3 191 1,070 southwest, and the portal thereof is approached parallel of surveys. We desire most respectfully N are a good many who think that it will have 52.946 Rice 2,512 296 99 2,195 by a bridge 30 feet broad carried to represent that the division of the the usual vacation whether an agreement Rock I,o01 2 325 95 "While Hope, in some half-shaped re Majority. 97,057 14 feet above the sands on three arches of 21 territory by an east and west line has for St. Louis 4,920 297 of at kind can be reached or not. 1,916 242 Goes throbbing through the restless feet span, under which storming parties or many years been desired and expected "by Scott 805 Her dim analogies." 2,092 51 Irregular Ballots. HOUSE.—A decidedly spirited discussion processions may pass. The bridge is guarded its citizens at the congress of the United Sheiburne.. .. 790 137 59 The votes ot several counties for various took place in ths house on the civil service Everybody would be married wi with a gateway with flanking towers 34 feet States has been memorialized to that end, Siblev 1,389 1,437 54 commission, and a motion to wipe out the appropriation Stearns.. 2,173 4,747 195 candidates were thrown out owing to mistakes high and a curtain wall 30 feet high from the but without avail, by sixteen successive out the preliminaries of baiti. Steele 1,488 137 for the commission was promptly 1,207 bridge floor, which is level with the first legislative assemblies at mview of such expectancy in printing th» ballots, or mistakes by Stevens 679 78 casting and hooking and th 475 voted down. plateau and 14 feet above the floors oi the the penal.charitable and educational the auditors in making the record. Hugh Swift 1,099 743 132 Gifford's bill to open the Sioux reservation palace. Passing through the main portal institutions of the territory have been duplicated would be no old bachelors, no Todd 1,508 Harrison lost 124 in McLeod county, his 870 103 to be reported with some amendments. from the bridge, grand stairways sweep down in the North and in the South that a 514 452 44 name being printed Thompson. Hans Mattson maids—the most necessary of all 1 Mr. Springer said that he would call a meeting to the right and left to the floor of the reception religious sects have in like manner established "Wabasha. 1,000 2,034 178 figured as Hugh Matfcson in Nobles county, ofthe committee on territories tomorrow hall 56x90 feet in size. From this an Wadena t04 337 71 Northern and Southern bishopries, and that, necessary evils in the regulation and lost 890 votes. Pine county Democrats to determine upon the best time for calling "Waseca 1,498 1,170 171 archway leads out under the stairs and portal anticipating division throughout these years terrestrial affairs—benedicts, Washington.. 2,704 2,017 123 up the South Dakota bill. The Souse then to the number of 443 voted for David to the first archway of the bridge. From intervening since the first settlement of the Wat onwan. 928 80 326 took up the legislative appropriation this hall the eye looks to the northwest down trons and missionaries to the Buck, and the "old Rom an of Mankato" loses territory, all hope has been guided and all interests Wilkin 546 359 50 bill and proceeded to consider it. a "vista" 130 feet long with arcades of ice their votea John Brederhoff, one ot the budded to at end. We desire further Wmona 3.176 3,738 142 trary notwithstanding. The house committee on public lands today on either side and an arched ceiling oi pine to represent that either section of the Wneht 2,b77 Prohibition electors, lost almost all his votes, 2,133 345 I ordered a favorable report on ,a bill to But all mothers-in-law, while boughs frosted with [natural jewels. At the divided territory would be exceeded in size Yellow Med 1,175 346 139 as his initials were wrong in almost every allow persons who have been compelled to northeast of the reception hall the main by but eight out of the thirty-eight states in essary primarily, are not,necessa case. None of these mistakes, however, abandon or relinquish their homestead eairies Total* .142.102 104,385 15,311 1,097 tower rises 40 feet square to a height of 112 the Union, the smaller portion comprising evils. It is seldom, indeed, that would have changed any results. on account of drouth or other good feet, and at one angle ot the tower a stair Plarahtv. 38,107 74,000 square miles in excess of the mean average is found to be so blighting cause, to take out another entry in place of turret 20 feet in diameter rises 132 feet. of all existing states that the southern the abandoned claim. Within the tower is the room of BoreahsRex, Epidemic, or so .'devasta E A A I N O N E N S E half for which immediate admission is The Girl Giggled. with the throne on a dais reaching back into now requested, contains within a restricted as War and grim-vis? Wednesday Dec. 19. He was middle-aged and greyhaired, 3Che iv an re a domed semi-circular niche or apse. compass doubtless the most prolific grandmas are as scarce, _ife SENATE:—The discussion of the tariff bill with gold-rimmed spectacles, and a mineral section within the national boundaries, a it A re a in 3 2 The northerly quarter of the palace is taken scarcer, than hens' teeth they a was continued. producing gold, silver, copper, iron, up by the grand hall, 116 feet wide and 4 5 6 benignant forehead, and, says the The Democratic' Senators held a caucus galena, tin, nickle, graphite, mica, gypsum, on the contrary, very generally' 150 feet long, the arcade of one end opens to Chicago Journal, he would be worth In the First district Mr. DunnelPs official after adjournment and authorized Messrs. coal, antimony asbestos, cobalt, salt and the vista the opposite end (toward Wabasha mild and altogether ioveiy asan Harris and Vest to propose to Messrs. oil, while the larger area of prairie, remarkable plurality is 1,844, as against 2,828 for Wilson interviewing on the consumption of bridge) has a representation of a polar scene, in June. For instance, Bob Jor Morrill and Sherman, representing the Republican productive in soil and almost partly of ice and snow, but chiefly pictorial in 1886. I he total vote at the !at6 election cosmetics by the elite of the South senators, a pioposition embodying wife's mother. When she comes entirely cultivatable by reason ofthe absence upon a canvass 56 feet long and 16 high. was 37,382, as against 33,612, a gain side. Well, he sat in a cable car and the following provisions. To adjourn on of hills, mountains, swamps and other Behind this, electric lamps will cause auroral visit her children, it is a season of of 3,770. The Republican gdiu the district Friday next until Jan. 7, as fixed by the obstructions to profitable agriculture, constitute effects of light and color to be thrown upon looked as if he might have stepped joicing she is an unfailing well-spr is 4,166, while the Democrats lose 506. house resolution: To hold daily sessions beginning a fair estimate upon which may safely the canvass. At one side of this hall is an out cr one of his own show cases. of delight to her children, and to The Prohibition vote is but 120 larger than at 11 a. m., and continuing till at be predicted for the future unusual density of octagonal tower 28 feet in diameter and 64 least 5:30 p. m., until the tariff bill is disposed two years ago. The log'c of these figures is Presently his eye caught a tiny thread papulation: that the people of South Dakota children's children a veritable fei feet high, the lower portion being arcaded of, and, finally, to vote on the tariff now number 375,000, and thus equipped that not only was almost all the new vote of and fitted as a band stand, the upperparfc as on the outer side of the right knee Kris Kringle. Whatever the a bill Jan. 20. This practically with the Republican their rights, interests and future welfare will a balcony from which a lull view of the room the district cast for Mr. Dunnell, but Tom nac may say, it is Christmas of his pants. It was so very short it proposition, save in the matter of be enhanced, their sense of patriotism exalted, and contents may be enjoyed. Wilson lost some of those who were foolish night sessions. Grandma comes. The sun may was hard work for his gloved fingers lull citizenship realized ana the fundamental Passing across the vista a smaller hall is enouarh to vote for him two years ago. Mr. right of self government guaranteed by a Mr. Edmunds offered in the senate to-day, the sign ofthe Scorpion, orthe to pick it up. Across the aisle was a found 50x88 feet with a western portal. iDunuell carried seven of the nine counties speedy admission of sisterhood into and had referred to the committee on resolutions, Returning to the reception hall the maze ie of Cancer, or some other pretty operator who works in the by pluralities ranging from 908 in Fillmore the states. We desire further the following: may be entered. This is octagonal, 100 feet scorched region of the Heavens, and finally to represent at the Resolved, Tha the government of the Co 68 in Olmsted. Wilson carried Winona rooms of a sewing machine company. in diameter and occupied by walls and devious constitution for proposed state of South United States will look with serious concern the night before Grandma's arri county, his own home, by 1,194, as against Her eyes twinkled as she saw the passages between them. To him ho Dakota framed in 1885 under authority of and disapproval upon any connection of an the night before Christmas. Jan 1,745 in 1886. finds the secret of the maze a broad stair appears gentleman succeed in bis efforts to territorial legislature by the constitutional European government with the construction leading1 up to a balcony 10 feet wide or August—Scorpion or no Sco* Counties. Dnnnell. Wilson. Taylor. convention, non-partisan in character, and or control ot any ship canal across the capture the thread, and, as it proved and 90 feet long and affording open proceedings Dodge 1,446 909 191 through walls made penetrabl subsequently adopted by the people at the Isthmus of Danen or across Central America Fillmoret 3.117 in the three halls. 2.209 389 to lengthen in pulling, he began to popular election, is deemed"|by your memorialists and must regard any connection or control the eyes of their dreams, the chi Freeborn 2,142 1,335 287 The palace is 75.000 square feet in area, wind it around his fingers. He a wise, safe and conservative charter injurious to the just rights and interests of Houston 1,579 1,453 63 348 feet long, 216 feet wide, exclusive of and the children's children see a of government, and that in its limitation the United States and as a menace to their Mover 2,252 1,481 138 though he had hold of a simple basting. bridge and gate towers, which are 90 feet, or laden to the dash-board, bu Olmsted 2,311 of the public debt, its restriction in official welfare. 2.243 110 a total of 306 feet from the gate towers Sb knew that upon that slight Steele 1,529 1,178 123 salaries and rigidness of official requirements Resolved, That the president of the United right down upon them, and Gi on the plateau to the portal on the river Wabasha 1,598 2,128 150 thread hung the integrity of his new it is in a fair degree commendable and favorable States he requested to communicate the expression ma the driver. If their stocking 'ront. Winona 2.855 4,049 117 to democratic policy. We therefore ofthe views of congress to the governments pants. An expression of mild wonder The construction will require 11,000 tons not all hanging in a row, it is s" respectfully ask at your honorable body ofthe countries of Europe. Total 18,829 16.985 1,568 5f ice, a bulk equal to at of a wall 1 foot overspread the face of the intellectual because they know so well the adopt some measure which shall accomplish Plurality. 1,844 HOUSE.—The house committee on fisheries hick, 8 feet high and 9 miles long. the division of the territory on the seventh There were 5 scattering votes. gentleman as the thread continued utiveness of stockings and 4 to-day began the investigation regarding the FEATURES OF THE PROGRAMME." standard parallel, and the admission of the alleged outrages in Alaska. William Gavitt, to come at his gentle pull. He bent plitude of Grandma. She The Second District. I has already been decided to have a Montana south half mto the Union during the present special treasury agent to the Seal Islands, daughter the. newest and pi his near-sighted eyes nearer to discover In John Lmd's district, although the total and Dakota day The street parades session of congress. testified at the Alaska company's agents wrapper-pattern for Bob a hai" fote was 45,118. an increase of 6,836 over nill be made a special feature of the carnival, the source of this thread supply. at St. George's island respected neither the Discussion arose on the resolutions between and for them floats about fifteen by twentyLive two yeais ago, Lmd's plurality was 9,219 as handkerchiefs with his* laws of God nor man. Among other things Apparently he found it, for a look of Huron and Pierre capital advocates, the latter feet in size will be designed for each of against 9,048, snowing that the new vote he said they furnished liquor to prostitutes worked in the corners for claiming that the resolutions were to favor horror came into his face. He the Northwestern states and territories, in an underhand manner. Witness said that was divided IU almost exactly the old proportion. temporary location at the former place. wax baby that cries when its^ clutched the skirts of his overcoat which will be emblematic of their peculiar resources. the whole island was a place of prostitution The Prohibition vote in this district Miller of Huron led on one side of the discussion ache is squeezed for Bobby, jm In a general way, the Minnesota from one end to the other. tightly about him, hurried off the car, and McClure and Miller of Pierre, Regan shows an increase of 810, and there Hoat will represent agriculture and stock bat and ball and for the of Aurora, and Foster of Davidson on the Thursday, Dee, 20. were 15 scattering. and, probably, headed for a tailor's raising, Wisconsin, lumbering Dakota, agrisulture. other. The following delegates were selected household sunshine that brfjp SENATE.—There is to be a Christmas vacation Montana, mining Oregon, fruit, and Wilkinson. Edwards. shop. And when that pretty little ,to go to Washington: all dark places that have not 4' for both houses and the Republican Counties. Llnd. Washington, shipbuilding. St Paul will be sewing machine operator got off at Judges Tripp and Spencer, M. Ziebach, Blue Earth 3,315 taritf bill will be sent to the house before Feb 2,739 393 represented by a goddess reaching out her brightened at the mere anticij Auditor Ward, Receiver Miller ot Huron, Brown 1,367 1,461 98 Thirty-ninth street she, was still 1. The Republicans will be able to control Hands to all. The street illumination will be of her coming. & Cottonwood 767 James S Foster of Mitchell alternates. H. FFellows 272 83 the majority ofthe votes of their own number done entirely by arc electric lights. The gas dimpling with suppressed laughter. Fanbault 2,104 of Plankinton. S. A. Ramsey of Woonsocket. 1,038 290 for this purpose. The house and senate pipe used formerly upon the streets will be Bob says it is somebody's fa Jackson 1,025 464 88 I. Eales of Gettysburg, with Geo agreed to-day to an adjournment of congress placed on Robert street bridge, and all the Lac qui Parle 1.314 mii IBM 529 82 all mothers-in-lawvare notgra Beckett of Huron as secretary. from to-morrow to Jan. 2. Colored globes will be massed there. Evergreen Le bueur 2,015 1,899 225 Ex-Senator Conger. but not his. I once knew th Lincoln 596 decorations of various kinds will take The senate in executive session to-day confirmed 409 61 Lyon 1,152 473 the place of the lights on Third street, and all the army and navy nominations Prayer as well as I do my ov. 188 From a Washington Letter. Martin 1,166 490 163 will also be placed along Seventh street and British War in Africa. at have been sent in this session except the Ex-Senator Conger is leading a retired but it is extremely doubtful ifc§ Murrav 826 448 96 new staff appointments. The senat* also on the corners in other parts of the city. Mr. Nicollet 1,414 The combined force of Egyptians have repeat it now without urfs 1,174 110 life here at present. He drives an confirmed Thomas Burke to be chief justice Van Slyke will exercise his talents as a designer Nobles 896 672 179 made an attack upon the rebel position at of Washington Territory. assistance but there is on«| old gray horse about the streets, by getting up a Polar bear to be constructed Pipestone 680 308 127 Suakim in Africa. The British lost four men ot incandescent electric lamps, to one that I' say morning hitched to an old-fashioned rockaway, HOUSE.—The Peel submitted to the house Redwood 1,036 526 203 killed and two wounded during a gallant be put on the truss-work of-the bridge. The Rock 993 327 96 the conference report on bill for the relief and night with unfailing regularf cavalry charge. The Egyptian and black in which almosfdaily can be same general plan of the ice- king, fire king Siblev 1,412 1,420 46 civilization on the Chippewa Indians Minnesota. regiment charged the trenches and carried adaptiation that wells as na| Waseca 1,500 see his portly, good-natured wife and the two assaults or stormmgs that has 1.168 171 Mr. Papson said: The bill was an them brilliantly, losing two men killed and Watonwan 933 322 S6 prfc /ailed in the past will be again followed. from my heart as did the 1' important one, providing, as it did, for the with him, They have enough to live thirty wounded. The only officers wounded Yellow Medicine 1,188 341 131 The fireworks used in the stormings will be disposal of 4,371.000 acres of land Minnesota. original from the heart of Li on nicely, and are apparently happy in the attacking force were two Egyptiaiio. more numerous, and the set pieces more elaborate As the bill passed the house it provided Totals 25,699 himself 'God biess us, one-fe 16,480 2,924 The rebel loss is now stated ty? have been and contented. The present Mrs. and on a larger scale than ever before. that the Indians, some seven thousand Plurality 9,219 400. An official dispatch from Gen. Grenfell and my mother-in-law.'' W & _p^ in number, should be located in certain There were 13 scattering votes. Conger is his second wife. They were says: The hussars who followed the fleeing townships at the remainder of the land sweethearts when they were young, Less than two weeks ago Postmaster Arabs have returned. They chased the I he Third District. should be divided into agricultural and pine Nierstadt of Rudd, Iowa, disappeared, and enemy to a point within four miles of Handoub. and there is a romance in their case, "Impunity.' lands. The agricultural lands, it was pro In the Third district D. S. Hall's plurality although his bondsmen have diligently The enemy were still flying. Before vided, should be taken under the homestead which has been printed before, He was 2,868. The total vote in this districs searched he can nowhere be found. Now Words' easy to be ^uili dawn next morning the British man-of-war law at |1.2 per acre. The pine lands were varies only about 125 from that of the First was a widower and she a widow, and William Tomes, deputy postmaster at Hampton Starling and an Egyptian steamer moved up to be appraised and sold at public auction, should be spoken to an igrjo* 6*- has disappeared, and his much-interested district, though the gain in two years was they proposed by letter. Mrs. Conger the coast with orders to cover the rebels at and not more than one tenth of such lands bondsmen are anxious to learn his whereabouts. son, so that he may nol 'slightly larger—4,150. The result of the Hanboub. At daybreak the forts opened were to be disposed of in any one year The brought some property, but not a He left the city several da^vs ago, fire upon the rebel trenches and the troops 'election was also very simular. The Republican opposition to the report was so bitter at over them, as did an. officer fortune into the marital firm. and the inspector who is now examining the advanced to the attack, the black vote showed an increase almost identacle the houee was obliged to call in a quorum to affairs of the office has found a shortage of over "impunity.^ Mr% brigade on the right flank and the with the increase he population, and about $1,500. x^^%jj$0$l sustain the bill, and a concurrence the conerence cavalry and mounted' infantry covering report was finally reached. the Demociatic vote failed to hold its own. tells the story. The Scottish Borderers, the Welch regiment Some miscreant threw a dynamite" Bomb An epidemic has" broken bni among the m**? Th Prohibitionists gained about 900 votes. and the Egyptian brigade occupied an embankment into the cupola of the Litchfield Car and principal horse ranches of the Lower Yellowstone. One day, whU*aUmoabjp? Kandiyohi is the banner county of this district, The district fairs of Ottnmwa, Eed between the forts, the British infantry Machine company's foundry at Litchfield, I first made its appearance about and gave Mr. Hall 2,088 votes to 42 7 at Little Rock,. Ark., a I I Illinois. The missile exploded, tearing the three weeks ago and was considered of but being held in reserve. The forts shelled Oak and Shenandoah, Iowa, and of lo MacDonald. cupola to pieces and senoubly injuring two little importance, but it has become so dangerous the trenches, keeping up a terrificfire. The dashed up to bead^uartei^ttte.. Maryville, Mo., were organized at 1 Counties. Hall. of the employes. and is spreading with such alarming enemy held their ground with intense courage, MacDonald. Fosnes. reeking with foam. Dismount!*' Cresten with a circuit jt^o,be known as ^Carver 1.497 rapidity at it is causing much anxiety in until the black brigade charged the Thomas McConnelly, "a young teacher JChippewa 772 threw the reins to his servaujj the Creston circuiti"t\ Dates were that section of the country. The disease attacks trenches, which fell after half an hour's hard who came to Kansas a short time ago from Dakota. 1,715 the glands of the" throat, and in the fighting. The rebels fought with fanatical agreed ^ipon from Aug. 19 to Sept. ing: "Feed him." **$*% 1 near Albany, N. Y.. was fatally injured by Joodhne 3.800 majority of cases causes a swelling which extends bravery. Two ot the enemy's guns were captured. Kandiyohi 2,088 one of his pupils. He was teaching at Andale. 20 and%500 agreed upon as the low, "Isn't he too wa$k fee& ,i from the point of the jaw to the breast, McLeod 1,319 He had some trouble about the organization est purse to be offered in any race. asked the servant. i&* making matters of respiration and eating of Meeker 1.766 Osman Digna's nephew and twelve'dervishes of the school, and had gotten the Renville 1,823 great difficulty. In from eight to ten days Great inducements will be held out "No, you can feed Mm ill will of some of the pupils: While explaining were made prisoners in the fight. They are Rice 2,507 this gathering, which contains a large amount to exhibitors, and the union thus impunity. a problem at the black board he was wounded. Complaints are being made regarding Scott.. 846 of matter, breaks, and not until then is proper jar called a liar by a pupil. He remonstrated the quality of the sabres furnished formed is, by aU odds, the largest "Impunity?'* queri «Wift.....r 1,126 surgical assistance possible. Thns far the with the young bully, when a free fight ensued, the cavalry, three of whick were broken in in tfife state. Col. Manning of Otfeimwais man. "We hain't favorable open weather nas saved them, but TbtalF.... 19,259 during which the teacher received a the attack. The men also complain thau 6,391 1,843 Bhould a cold snap set in ar great? mortality president and S. A,. Brews^J qua quarter-master has furnisj fatal blow on the head froni&jiofear in. the A ^Plurality.,,,.. 2,808 will be the resultf™^ their movements are hindered by their heavy There were 23 8cat$exin«Vote*. haada of one of the boy*. ^X ter of Creston. is secretary* *ut re nary a pound of imp