'fin, ,r-i/t wy~w mmmmwxii gHHMBen ERMINE ANDSHROUD nm,,""" ", s^.r-J ElopementT.'*lus Sensational here for my father. Of course Pauline would let MINNESOTA IN BRIEF. 1 TSvennt a O know if she had been married, and I don't believe ^/Anfflerheidei -^T'^ it all Perhaps Panline used to be a little 3 fond Mr. Aubery, but that was all over, I think, long ago. I never knew of their being One of Chief Justice Fnller's Eight C. H. GHfeDBOTfttriV HI BOM) engaged, and Pauline and Mr. Auberv were just Death of Justice Stanley Matthews Windorn has decided to exist without Daughters Elopes With a Chicago friends, and have been for years. Pauline was President* Oaahknr saloons. "~7 f^ f'-- ^, s.?«,-•--» .ri» ^Manufacturer o! '1 very much attached to Chicago, and this winter of the Federal Supreme Young Man. Cor Minn, and Centra Strs. she went back there on a visit, and I suppose Doud Sons.& Co.'s barrel factory Court this talk aboujt an elopement was caused by Firej. Well Building- a Steeple- that. I shall not believe that Pauline is married at Winona burned. Loss. $8,000 until I shall hear it from herself. NEW UL5T, MINN. MILWAUKEE, March 20.—Miss Pauline Fuller, insurance- $2,500. Brick, Miss Pauline i$ not well known in Washington. the fifth daughter of Chief Justice Fuller, She came here last October and only "WASHINGTON. March 22.—Associate Justie Csllectioniani all bmfneH pertemiag to benklaa was married here last night at the Kirby Henderson is experiencing a boom, stayed about two ana a half months, making promptly attended to. Stanley Matthews, of the United States BU house by a justice of the peace. The groom Fine Pressed Bric for but few acquaintances. She is- only seventeen several new business enterprises preme court, died at 10:5 5 o'clock this was J. Matt Aubery, Jr., of Chicago, and it Individual Rssponsibitiy, years old, and left the city before having located there recently. morning. The last change in his condition was a runaway match. When the 6:30 train ornamental fronts. the social season had fairly commenced, it arrived last evening a petite oman was being her intention not to make her debut occurred yesterday afternoon at 3 o'ciock. The1 board of education at Winona 'A' $500,000, helped off the steps of the parlor car by a until next winter. She was fond of the theater In th morning he bud been feeling quite aud could frequently be seen at the two has decided to dispense with the well built young man with a smooth face. a the best of shipping facilities anit' comfortable and cheerful. At that hour, however, es-leading play housea Her most intimate Eagle Mill Co. £T The lady was closely veiled and was usual spring vacation in the public will pay prompt attention to mail order*- che intense strain which marked the friend in Washington was Miss Eleanor corted to a carriage by her companion. They periods of decline occurred and held him. until schools. Breckinridge, daughter of the Kentucky were driven at once to the Kirby house, death brought relief. Dr. William W. Johnson congressman. She did not seem to like NEWULM, MINNESOTA., ,' where they registered. No room was assigned The grist mill belonging to H. Washington and frequently expressed her was summoned, -and finding his patient Manufacturers of to them, and the lady and her companion desire to be back in Chicaero. Th elopement suffering so intensely administered opiates, JayStedman at Sauk Qenter was spent the early evening in the hotel EOLLER FLOUB overshadowed all other topics of-conversation H. Rudolph!,- which, toward morning, induced a state of parlors. About 9 o'clock the young man destroyed by fire. Loss, $7,500 in social circles here, and much semi-consciousness, in which he remained came down stairs and, informed the clerk sympathy was expressed for Mrs. Fuller. insurance, $3,000. that he wanted a justice of the peace. In BY THE until the end. Occasionally he would par side of fifteen minutes, Justice Gregory tially revive and recognize the lovsd ones Gradua Seduction Roller EX-GOT. CHTJECH. S At the first meeting of the new MANTFACTUBICB OF 4 DSAIJBR I N arrived. There was hurried near him by a glance or pressure of the village council of Detroit saloon consultation, and then the young man Boats and Shoes! He Stops Over at Jamestown and is Interview hand, but a relapse soon followed. brought the blushing young lady forward. licenses were raised to $1,000 and System, ed by a Eeporter. For a number of hours previous The ceremony was a brief one, and the justice, JAMESTOWN, N.D., Special Telegram, March W. A. Norcross was elected village to death he was practically unconscious. who is a very prosaic old gentleman, 20.—Gov. Church stayed here last night, on NEW ULMe ., MINN. Minn. Jb 3d N. strs., |New Ulm, Minn. In h' last hours the dyingjustice marshal. put on no extra friils. He did not know chat his return from a flying trip to Huron. I was surrounded by members of histhe bride was the daughter of the chief justice an interview to-day he said: James H. Griffin, of Stillwater, attempted family, who have been with him throughout Do I think there is any truth the story about of the United States, and neither did any A large assortment of men's an4 judges being removed to upset mv appointments? his iliness. Mrs. Matthews, his daughters, of those who were present outside the contracting to extract a cartridge from Well, it is pretty hard to teli just what boys1 boots and shoes, and ladies' and Miss Matthews and Miss Ev a Matthews, and parties. When the ceremony was may be done, but I hardly think they will dare a Winchester rifle, when it exploded children's shoes constantly kept on concluded the old justice called for witnesses, his son, Paul Matthews, and C. B. Matthews, to go so far as to tamper with the bench for personal and the powder entered his face and hand. Custom work and repaiiing and two young men were captured ends. There would not seem tobean his brother, of Cincinnati. Dr. Johnson was in the billiaiH room and ran to affix their signatures need for it, anyway, as the judges have held that destroyed his right eye.-' promntlj attended to. also dresent. Th reports of Justice the governor has the power to make removals, to the necessary document. Th Matthews' condition during the past week had besides which, no true gentleman would continue The Herald sizes* up* the condition knot was legally and firmly spliced. Mrs. to hold office in opposition to the wishes been of such a cheering nature that apprehension Aubery, nee Pauline Fuller, is nineteen years John Hauenstein, of affairs at Eldora as follows: Coal of his official chief. Nu doubt great- pressure was in a great measure subdued, of age, highly educated and a remarkably will be brought to bear upon Gov. Mellette by is a drug in the market, mud is up a Obtained, and all PATJMT BUSMJiStf attended and the news of his death came with a shock, handsome woman. J. Matt Aubery, Jr., is tfiose who are anxious for seats upon the to for MODERATE FEES. Our office tt BREWER bench but I hardly think ho will even to many who had been prepared for twenty-three years of age. He is the son of little, influenza booms, and' snuifles oppositethe U. 8. Patent Office, and we can obtain join in requesting the president to remove the announcement at any time during the the general Western agent of the Merchants' Patents in less time than those remote from are on the rampage. any judees. Yes, I remember hearing WASH I NO TON. Send MODEL. DRAWJSO winter. The justice was ever a Despatch Fast Freight line. J. M. Auberv. Sr., that a member of the old board of your asylum XHOTO of invention. We advise as to patent* has been a resident of Chicago since 1876 Nick ^ten, a farmer living near threatened to make some trouble by refusing to and ability free of charge and we make HO CoJMtlM CHEERFUL AND HOPEFUL PATIENT when he left Milwaukee. He is well known give up the books. I am glad the matter passed UNLESS PATENT JS SECURED, Clear Lake, reports that while returning and naturally the members of his family endeavored here, .and Congressman Isaac Yan Schaick is off quietly, as it was scarcely likely that such a MALTSTER For circular, advice, terms and references to mau as Attorney General Skinuer would advise to be as cheerful and hopeful as he, from St. Cloud he was attacked •ctnal clients in your own State. County, City 01 one of his most intimate friends. Young me to issue commissions contrary to law. You Sown, write to and it was owing to his own belief that the Aubery is employed in his father's office in by two highwaymen, but finally CtAUSN0W:EC8 must remember that as the law now stands favorable reports of the past week were Chicago. He is there was not aboard of trustees in legal existence escaped. OppoMtte Patent OJlee, Wcuhtngton, It. tt eiveu to those who, inquired after his health. Our brewery is lully equipped and able to AT in the territory, with perhaps two exceptions. The Hughes trustee act. which I signed Only yesterday morning Justice Matthews A HANDSOME YOUNG FELLOW. ill orders. Henry Ellis, a farmer of Jordan Bingham Bros. As near as can be learned the acquaintance on the day before adjournment, legislated all Mr. F. Grebe bas charge of the bottling estab» was discussing with his family various plaus of the bride and groom began about three those old boards out of existence. If you remember, township, Fillmore county, attempted lishment. tor the future, when he should be able, as in it provided that not more than two years ago. Justice Fuller, who was then suicide by cutting his throat with Sew Dim, Sinn. members of aboard should be from the county the past, to take part in their exedution. plain Lawyer Fuiler, lived with his eight where the institution was located. Now, on a razor. The attending physician daughters on Lake avenue, only a short distance "But at no time since his return to Washineton," your asylum board, for instance, there were DEALERS IN from the home of young Aubery. Th says there is no possible hope of his LUMBE saia one of the family this morning, three members from this county, but only two young people first met "at a party given in It. Pfefferle, "have we really felt that there was hope had power to act. Then at Bismarck there were recovery. Despondency the cause, the neighborhood. An attachment sprung six trustees under the old act, while the new of his recovery." The funeral will probably up between them, and when it became apparent one says that there shall be onlvfive,and The common council at Fajibault take place at 1 p. m. Monday. The remains it was opposed by the Fullers. Miss Pauline declared, however, that she would VEEX TEOUBLESOME QUESTIONS will be interred in the family lot, Spring Grove has passed a resolution protesting would have arisen about the legality of any Dealer in marry whom she pleased, and her father cemetery, Cincinnati, but details will not action taken by the board. The two exceptions' against the passage of any bill by recognized her right to do as she pleased. LATH, SHINGLES, DOOES, be perfected until the arrival of the dead I mentioned were the Grand Forks university Groceries, Mrs. Fuller continued to oppose the match. the legislature changing in any manner and the penitentiary, where I believe two members, jurisc's oldest son. Mortimer Matthefws, a About this time Lawyer Fuller was named as who were appointed for definite terms, the boundary line or geographical SASH AND BLIND-. lawyer of Cincinnati, and his younsresc chief justice of the United States. Mra Fuller .would have held over. You see that while I wished to offer every courtesy in my power to limits of Faribault. daughter, Grace, wife of Horace Cleaveland, packed up and carried Miss Pauline away CANNED, DRIED & GREEK Lime, Cement and Coal. my successor, I could not consistently with my to Washington with the other Misses Fuller. assistant United States district attorney at duty let every institution in Dakota remain Kev. N. T. Blakeslee, for several About the firsb of lasi January Miss Pauline I S Cincinnati and nephew of Justice Harlan. without a legal government for several weeks. came to Chicago, and has since remained in years pastor of the Congregational If I had consulted my personal preferences I The engagement of Miss Mathews and Justice that city visiting friends of the family. Th should have been glad to have left the matter Lowest prices always*. eundL PeecL Gray w.is announced thin week, and the church at Wabasha, has tendered his Btory of the elopement of tho voungpair is an for Gov. Mellette but under the law my duty marriage was expected to occur shortly. In Interesting one and demonstrated thatyoung appeared to be plain. I do not think the tenure resignation as pastor, to take effect Aubery has cut his eye teeth. To begin with, of office act can possibly apply to those offices !he United States supreme court immediately April 1. He has had calls from sever?il STOXE,WOODEN AND WIIAOWJ he hired two detectives to shadow him and which have been created since its passage. It is Opposite Railroad Depot,. upon assembling the chief justice announced quite right that Gov. Mellette should be surrounded his financed until they left Chicago. His localities, but has not yet decided NEWULM. W A MINS the death of Justice Matthews, and by men in whom he has confidence. object was to learn if any one was following STEW ULM, MISTS7 as a mark cf respect to his memory the court Personally, I am well acquainted with Gov. where he will locate, -j them and to prevent the young lady being Mellette, who used to practice in my adjourned until Tuesday next The senate rescued. I was early in the afternoon when FRANK FRIEDMANN, court when I was on the bench, The Swedish Orphans' home at also adjourned upon receiving the announcement he met Miss Fuller, and a Chicago candy store and I have a very high respect was the irysting piace. They boarded a Mil-| for him. I think the president made no mistake Vasa, has purchased more land for A of Justice Matthews' death in a communication waakee & Sr. Paul train at tue union depot in appointing him, and I notice nearly everybody from Chief Justice Fuller. farming purposes. The farm last dealer in seems well satisfied. Yes, I am glad that at 3:30 o'clock and came direct to this city. mv term of office is nearly over. I have tried to The correspondent called on Justice Greirorv year contained 123 acres. There HIS ILLNESS. Groceries, Crockery. Stoneware, do what I considered to be my duty, and I think early this morning and greatly astonished Justice Matthews has been an invalid for a are thirty-seven children at the home the people are beginning to see that I am not' that gentleman by informing him that he quite the monster I have been painted by some" j-earormore. During the winter of 1887 had married a daughter of the chief justice now. Manufacturer of and Dealer in of the papers for personal ends. This howl 1888 he frequently complained of indigestion of the United States. On looking authe marriage Slasswaro,. Notions, Canned which certain editors are making about my filling \& CIGARS, and muscular rheumatism and as the certificate, however, he was more surprised The wife of Chas H. Fish, of Worthington, all the offices in order to embarrass the" new that the fact had not struck him before, spring wore on began to suffer from obstinate administration is all humbug. If I had appointed eloped a few days ago with a for there before his eyes were the full the men they were supporting, they* diarrhoea, from which he lost a great Fruit,. Flour, etc. TOBACCOS, would have said I had done just what was right. member of an Uncle Tom's Cabin names of the chief justice and his wife, as .leal of strength and flesh. At this time it was I notice that some of the papers which have well as thope of tn groom's father and company. Fish employed an officer thought that his great devotion to work was most bitterly opposed me are now coming around mother. Young Mr. Aubery proposes to re PIPES, and saying that I have made abetter record bo a large degree responsible for his illness, All goods sold at bottom and found his wife at a"hotel in Mankato, prices and main in Milwaukee a few days. ths»n the last legislature. That is not high praise, as no doubt in was, and acting upon the advice but we must be thankful for small mercies. and after some talk they made delivered free of cost to any part of of his physician and friends, who had EECEIVED C0NGEATULATI0NS. Cor. Minnesota and Centre* up and returned home together. the city. Young Aubery formerly lived in Milwaukee ,'ieat hopes that a change of air mig'it I E S A I A I E and has many friends here who called streets* prove a a benefit, he went to Massachusetts, N E W MINN to extend congratulations, and before noon An effort will be made to secure NEWULM, "*MDW. stopping for some time at Lenox A F»*Houser, he re a he had received at least thirty telegrams of fche commitment of J. Swanson, the congratulations from friends in Ghicaaro and and then at Nantucket, but he continued to A a by a in is GEO. BENZ & SONS. elsewhere, nsrs. Aubery remained quietly in seventeen-year-old boy held in jail at Jno. Neuman, iose ground. Durin- the summer he had WES SUPEBIOH, Special, March 20.—Quite the hotel all day, and her husband says they several attacks or muscular rheumatism associated a sensation was created in church circles to "Bed Wing, lor horse stealing, to'the may remain here for a few days until he can day by the publication in the Morning Journal Importers and Wholesale Dealer*In with high fever which would confine arrange a house for his bridVin the office of state reform school, in order that he of a communication from llev H. C. bim to his bed for several days at a time. his father, a freight line asrent. WINES & Dealer in Meyers, pastor of the M. E. church, addressed may escape the penitentiary. On his return home he began to improve "No, I haven't heard from Washington yet," he "to the public." The letter severely rrt" somewhat, but he continued to suffer from GOODS said to-night. "In fact, there has hardly been Gus+ave John was arrested at Milbank, criticised the principles of Rev. A. F. Housef, LIQUORS the intercurrent attacks, which always time. Oh, I think my wile's father will look at who is well known throughout the Northwest Dal%, upon instructions from It in a sensible way. He is a sensible man, greatly reduced his strength and flesh. These as the "Boy Preacher." Houser has been Hats, Caps, Motions, very." the sheriff of Blue Earth county for came on at intervale of three or four weeks. holding a series of revival meetings here at 217 & 21$'E. 3rd Str. St. Paul, Minn "How long do you expect to remain in Milwaukee?" Groceries* Provision*) the East end during tne past mouth, and was forgery. He borrowed $40 from the Between them he would have periods of 1 very successful in attracting nimense au marked improvement, and several times citizens' National bank, giving as Crockery and Glassware, "A couple of days at least. I had engaged no PKTE SCIREE, diences. The letter a«cuses him of stealing house,before we name away, and I really don't when Dr. Johnston was confidently hoping his sermons from the works of Moody and collateral a note for $200 signed by Green, Dried and Canned know where we shall live further than that it to be able to get him out another attack Sam Jones and preaching them to the public a man known to the bank officials. will be in Chicago. I have a great many friends would prostrate hitu and leave him weaker as his own composition, and threatens" to JFTWUSM etc, etc. here in Milwaukee, as I lived on Mason street The note turned out to be a forged further expose in the matter providing the than ever. During last February he suffered for along time, but my wite has no Milwaukee I will always take farm produce a exehatift public does not cease to patronize what he prreat'.y with a complication of cystitis and one. acquaintances." forgood«, and pay the higheat market priceforalf considers a fraud. Two sides in the case, iritis. About this time an ulcer of the cornea Mr. Aubery interrupted his chat with a -DEALER I N the "defense" and "prosecutiou." have been klnda «f paper rags. gleeful laugh and referring to tne story that The first case of the violation of tits appeared, with an effusion into the pleural formed, and as both are composed of men he had employed Pinkerton detectives to assist cavity, which were attributable to his rheumatic the license laws under the present In connection with my itore I time a flrst-claat of equal popularity, an interesting squabble in the escape of himself and his bride condition. He recovered, however, will doubtless develop, the result of which •alooa furnished with a splendid bkliard tablt, aa4 Erom Chicago, said: system brought to the notice of the from both of these latter complications. For can only be determined by the public opinion. I had protection, but it was not furnishe by my customers will always find good liquors «a4 city authorities camo up at Faribault. Pinkerton men. You see I knew well enough about eight weeks previous to his «nha3 illness cigar*, and arery forenoon a splendid lna«k. that we were both old enough not to require Dopping was arrested, he id been absolutely free from pain, It is stated on reliable authority that narties anybody's consent to our marriage, but I was and his physician and family had great hopes wi'.h whom Messrs. Sain try and Tozer are interested, charged with being the proprietor ol All goods pnrcbased of me will twdeUrered t$. closely watched and took every precaution. You proposed to build an- immense saw of his ultimate recovery. That hope was know, when a detective wants to hold a man, any part of the city free of cost. a "blind pig." When arrainged he mill on the banks of the Nemaji river at the he can easily trump up something that will delay modified, however, by the fact that while he Minnesota Street, rjlw, 1^ln^ east end, to cost $200,000, with a capacity him long enough to spoil all his p.ans. pleaded guilty, and was fined $50 had a good appetite and good digestion he LATH, SHINGLES, DOORS,Meat Market* Mr. Aubery, armed with a big cane, went of fifty million feet of lumber per annum and given thirty days in jail. out to see some of his acquaintances, and and which will furnish constant employment i. to four hundred men, on condition that the was pointed out to an admiring crowd of BID NOT GAIN INteXESH, Edward Sherman, of Whitewater, SASH, BLINDS* loungers about the hotel corridors as irhe people of Superior furnish free of cost the although his strength improved daily, fa 11. EPPLE, Prop'r. man who ran away with the chief justice's site to be selected by the projectors, apon 40 years old, and a steady, industrious this tima he sat up during apart of each day which to" establish the plant The ease end daughter. Mrs. Aubery preferred not to be —and all kinds, ol— man, determined to give up tobacco, and walked about his room and into the NEW HrLM,MINN*, interviewed, but a glimpse was caught of chamber of commerce have the matter of securing MIITKESOTA ST. other rooms on the same floor. But about her as she passed along the corridor to her the site under consideration, and it is which he smoked and chewed Building Material expected they will make rapid progress in JhisHmeatmmarkevicinityssthawhpreap&redpeoplwah the 4t a of March he had an acute attack of room. She is precisely five feet five inches almost incesantly. Sickness followed, in height, and has a great abundance of obtaining subscriptions for the enterprise. 'H nnderslgned desire to Inform the hisrh fever, which lasted several days and New Ul aud has re-esUblist anb the physician reccomended Sherman chestnut trow hair which, curling around which very much exhausted him. After this and no to her face and neck, makes a very pretty O E N O W E S ffEW ULM, MINK to use tobacco again, but sparingly. passed off he seemed to be improving, with on tils eld customers and friendg with onty the. ', frame for a very pretty face. Her eyes are Citizens'Bank, best fresh and cured meats, sausages, lard and «n a return of apDetite, but a recurrence of the He wouldn't take the advice, gray and thoughtful and her nose aquiline. erytblne usually kept In a first-class market TM. he W is in a a E chills and fever associated with cystitis still Her lips are inclined to be full.' and the general but vowed he'd get the better of the hlcbest nrmrket price will be paid for FAT an a S re a a is further added to his exhaustion and debility. character expressed by her face is of TL.E, HJLD£S, WOOL, ETC. he in re a habit ifitjkilled him. His health continued resolute firmness, which would countenance During all of this time, his pulse was exceedingly M. EPFUB & a to fail, he became peevish, but little opposition to any plan which she feeble and the action of the heart was had made up her mind to. He figure is excellent, M'ADISON, Wis., Special Telegram, March 20.— then morose, and then, a short time TIVOLI sustained only by remedies administered for her" hands aud feet—albeit she is The assembly struck an economical streak this that purpose. Yesterday afternoon he had a ago, violently insane. He has been morning, and performed most meritorious work from Chicago—are small, and her tailormade prolonged cojll and high fever, which brought in slaughtering a lot of bills appropriating public traveling suit unexceptionable in fit removed to the Madison asylum.. moneys to the state firemen's association, '•m on intense local suffering. This was followed and style. An amusing part of the interview poultry societies, sheep ttreeders' organization, was the fact that Mr Aubery almost invariably ^_NEW ULM, MINN. in a few hours by another chill from The meeting of the Farmers^ alliance AND and what not. Such action was spol#of his wife as "Miss Fuiler," which he could not rally. continued to an oasis in a desert of past legislative BREWER at Austin was Very largely attended. and would then look a little confused at not procedure, and is applauded lose strength and died a few minutes after having become accustomed to his new relation on all sides. In the senate patriotic feeling prevailed, The matter of starting a 10 o'clock this morning. Th immediate to her, and correct himself by sayiogr M.Mullen, Preset. M. Vajen, Vice- JV«»V and a bill passed empowering school officers twine factory was fully discussed. cause of death was exhaustion of the heart "Mrs. Aubery." Young Auberv's parents have to purchase a United States flag for each department and congestion of the kidneys, with a partial not been opposed to the match, he says, and in every public school and keep it displayed JOS. SCHMUCKER, Prop Experts stated that a $6,000 flax «71 C. Rudolph, Cashier. therein. Other senate bills-passed incorporating he anticipates no trouble fiom them. is suppression of the urine Besides his regular twine manufactory w*nild produce the city of Superior, and making the ff Directors* NEWULM, -_ MINNESOTAL also sanguine that his wife's parents will be attendant, Dr. William W. Johnston, penalty for abducting women for immoral purpuses reconciled to the marriage .now that it has from 700 to 1,000 pounds daily. It other eminent physicians, including Dr. William from One year to five years' imprisonment. a re beer sold ii» quantities to suit th* taken place. The assembly committee on railroads to-day is claimed that our flax straw can Werner Bosch, Chas., Wagner, Dr. Pepper of Philadelphia and Dr. N. S. purchaser. Special attention paid to thft decided, bv a vote of 5 to 4, to report adversely THE NEWS IN WASHINGTON. Lincoln of Washington, were called in consultation be profitably worked up into twine. bottling oi beer. on the bill making railway companies responsible Wescheke, O, M. Ohen, & Q. Koch. WASHINGTON, Special IVleeram, March 20. from time to time. The arrangements for injuries sustained by ignorance or carelessness A committee consisting of J. Furlong, —The Evening Critic has the following: of company employes. for the funeral were practically Chief Justice Fuller started for the supreme C. Huntington,,.„Thomas .THE HE W ULM- completed this evening. Religious serv- court shortly before 10 o'clock this morning. DRAFTS TO ALL PARTS iv Tiui«s in Montana.- ^S Varco and G. W. Grimshaw, was appointed Mrs. Fuller had some shopping to do, and she GKEAT FALLS, Mont., Special Telegram, March took him down with her in the carriage. Mrs. ices will be held at his late residence 20.—The favorable winter has even at this early to investigate the matter OF EUROPE, AND PAS£. Aubery had not telegraphed the fact of her marriage on Connecticut avenue Monday afternoon at date encouraged a heavy influx of settlers tc CITY PLANING MILL! before her parents left. Mrs. Fuller did fully and advise at the next meeting. Great Falls and vicinity. Times have been correspondingly 1 o'clock. They will be brief and simple, SAGE TICKETS SOLD. not return from her shopping until lato is afternoon, lively, and tho prosperous future and will be conducted by Rev. Dr. Hamlin, and so she did not know of her daughter's A telegram was sent to Congressman of this section seems assured. The great smelting marriage in time to say anything to the afternoon pastor of the Church of the Covenant. Th works of this city are- taxed to their utmost Comstock at Washington from r* papers. Friends of th? lamily in Chicago capacity to handle the incoming ores, and ar« remains will be lemoved to the Baltimore & telegraphed the news to friends in this city now employing 250 men day and night. Real Fergus Falls, asking him if the recent Close Attention Given to DOORS, WINDOW SASn»j Ohio station for transportation to Glendale, and it got to be quite generally talked of this estate transactions are steadily gaining in volume, afternoon. I twas the toDic of most of the conversations order of the interior department Ohio, by way of Cincinnati Religious services and all property has a strong upward ten-" Collecting. in West end parlors, ajid everybody dency. The incoming trains from the East are ^VENETIAN ELINDS* gg wiil be held there at Christ Episcopal suspending the action of President seemed disposed to sympathize with Mrs. bringing in large numbers' of settlers, who are church under the conduct of Rev. Dr. Price, Fuller, who cannot but be annoyed by her Cleveland's order consolidating Minnesota making a grand rush for the free government re-"daughter's action. Whether she will be forgiven MOULDigiigAND FRAME^ the, rector, Tuesday afternoon, and the land in the vicinity cf this city. Six thousand land offices, reinstating the Bucklen Araiea Saive nobody knows, but Mr. Fuller has never inains will then be removed to Soring Grove acres of land were taken under original entry been known as a family tyrant any more than during the past week, and the demand will be land office at that place. He replied The beat salve in the world for Cuts, cemetery for interment Members of the he has as anything else disagreeable, and however JPlanin^ff burning and al greater as the season advances. lave stock interests Bruises Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheusu, little his new son-in-law is to his taste, his supreme court will nccomoany the remains that it only suspended the president's are exceptionally prosperous, and many daughter will doubtless be forgiven. Mr. and Fever Sores, Tetter, chapped Hamia, as honorary pail bearers and the messengers new ranches are being located. Hon. James G. work with rib-sawprompti order in cases where it had Mrs. Fuller very naturally decline to have anything Weller of Troy, Ohio, representing a wealthy Chilblains, Corns, and all skin Brup'ions, of the court will be the ac«ive pull bearera to say on the subject T,*^ not yet been executed. The Fergus syndicate of that place, has located a &r,ock and neatly executed* and positively cures Pites., or no In the interview, Miss Maud Fuller a id r..nch on the Belt mountain bench lands southen6t office having teen closed and the of this city. Cattle are in an exceptionally pay required. It ie guaranteed togiv* Ex-Congressman William H. Calkins of Indiana I don't believe it. I don't believe Pauline fine condition. Thousands of head are ranging property shipped to St. Cloud, that All w«k giurtuat»««L Sates rea would do anything like that. Any way, if she is to be commissioner of the general land perfect satisfaction, or monay refunded. within a radius of forty miles of this city, and intended to get married she would have" told us office and Corporal Tanner of New York comssioaer district does not get ,any ^benefit able* fullv 80 per cent are in heavy beet condition Price 25 cents per box. Sold Dy so. No, we haven't received any word from her of pensions. ". \-,- to-day. *, ZELLF.B. Pr&pl to-day, and there has bees no telegram received from the late order, %-\i L. Roos. u*s m' 6 •". •z?"Kv'kis: lias Sy$i»ia£isfiiJ&L&ijii.S. ^i