EPITOME OF NEWS, p^flewTJlm Review. A dispute arose for precedence on the floor TROUBLE W WWL wMibe«cnt.off. Hhiswill ibe productive oi Aufderheide,-* ^f* between Calvin Young and William Murphy. L'MTI. i-m very serious consequences throughout the Words came to iblows, when Young drew a '4%,, Ikni and iplunged it into Murphy's heart. country. When a confirmation of the report C'J BRANDT & WEDDENDORP. Publisher* The latter died in a few moments. Young A Choice Collection of the is received at the exchange to-morrow was arrested and taken to the Galena jail. Outbreak of a BevolutioirHo from London, there is likely to be an unheard-of *P ^^Manufacturer of I sgr7sr, A^mT The murderer is a farmer, fifty years old and '^, latest News Greatly scene on the floor. William EL HEWTJLM, has a family. Murphy was unmarried and Overthrow the Empire MINNESOTA* .Grossman, of Crossnian Bros., said: was thirty years old. g- Fire, Well Buildings a Steeple- Condensed. of Brazil. •"If the Teport is true eoffee Carl Hanke was found dead in a lumber is likely to advance to hitherto unheard figures, A CITIZEN of North Hampton, N. camp near Spokeville, Wis., with an empty a .* Ut»f^# Brick,***" i*^ and when quiet is again restored in _JH» AH rifle by his side and a bullet through his H., has been a justice of the peace for WASHINGTON. Brazil the enormous shipments are likely body. His death was supposed to have been Attempt to Establish a Republican more than fifty years. v* Fin re for Appointments to important offices In all accidental. Becently, however, officers had to cause a panae." The blockading of the new states but South Dakota are postponed reason to suspect that Hanke had been murdered Brazilian ports attending a revolution in Governmentin Dom ornamental fronts* by the president until the senators ane and warrants were issued for two suspected that country will result in the cutting off elected. persons, one of them named Field. In Pedro's Domain.: of more than three-fourths of the entire India A TELEPHONE, applicable to military, some way Field received word that a war-rant The clergymen who visited the president raibber supply of this country and compel and4 Hav» theneBt of shipping facilities railway and other purposes, was out for his arrest, and he was found requested him to mcorpoiate in his message the shutting down of nearly all the immense will pay prompt attention to mail ordera, hanging dead in his barn near Spokeville. to congress a recommendation for legislature has been invented by Alex and Genest, rubber goods manufacturing concerns The other suspected man has not yet been LONDON, Special.—A private cipher cable for a proper observance of Sunday in the in the United States, as the supply on telegraph engineers, of Berlin. arrested and his name is withheld. The motive dispatch from Rio Janeiro states that a NEW ULM, MINNESOTA. District of Columbia. The president said he hand at present is not sufficient to last two for the killing of Hanke, ii he was really revolution has broken out there. The dispatch •would consider the matter. weeks. murdered, is not known. gives no particulars. Other dispatches A statement by Bank Examiner James H. EudolpM, I is now thought that Colorado's SERIOUS FOR AMERICA. from Rio Janeiro assert that a movement in shows that the defalcation of Cashier Creeson, In speaking of the possible consequences wool clip this year will beat the best FOREIGN FLASHES. favor of a Republican form of government of the Bank of Conshoboken, Pa., of the revolution upon American trade, has recently been strongly fomented, and is amounts to about $92,000. About $30,000 It is asserted that France has declared her previous record by over a million one of the best known merchants in the can be realized out of his individual intention to withdraw from the Latin union the sole cause of therising. Up to the present city, who imports largely from Brazil, said MANTFACTT/RBR or DEALER nr pounds. assets, which have been attached. unless Belgium and Italy recall the excess of hour, however, there is little information last evening that they might be Boots and Shoes! franc pieces of their issue now circulating in of a tangible character. The announcement Detecives Baff and Carter of Washington, serious. "The trade in coffee, sugar France and Switzerland. is made that the Brazilian ministers arrested Robert E. Hall, known in Topeka, and India rubber," he said "will be GREAT BRITAIN mined 10,000,000 have tendered their resignations, and that Kan., as Alexander, who is wanted in Pueblo, Emperor Francis Joseph has decided to the principal interests affected. The total more tons of iron, coal and other importation of coffee to the United States is Col., for embezzlement. They found in his omit the name of Archduke John tem the next the situation is controlled by the army. Minn, 3d N. strs., ^New Ulm, Mlna. 1 60,000,000 bags, of which 33,000,000 conies room four gold watches and several pieces of official genealogy. Th* archduke has taken minerals last- year than in 1887. THE BEJPOBTS CONFIRMED. from Brazil. It is easy to «ee, without extended jewelry set with diamonds. He represented the name of Johann Orth. and will enter a Later dispatches from Rio Janeiro fully AUrg assortment of men's axri* There were 960 deaths from accL comment, what effect the cutting off himself here as Fred C. Harper, cashier of the ship building yard in London. confirm the previous reports. The revolution of such an amount of coffee would have. I boys' boots and shoes, and ladies' and Bank of Sheridan, Mont., and used cards dents. An English .syndicate, with a capital of $6,000,000. aims at the overthrow of the government do not think that there is more than a threemonths' children's shoes constantly kept or with that gentleman's hand official designation has taken an option upon 5,000 and the proclamation of the republic. supply in the United States at printed upon them. In his possession hand. Custom work and repairing acres of farm lands lying between Arkansas The army supports the movement. A provisional present. With regard to rubber it might be ACTING SECRETARY BATCHELL,ER was ii book of checks on the above named promptly attended to* City, Ark., and the Cherokee strip, which, it government has been established, even more serious. Thirteen-fifteenths of bank and the stubs disclosed the fact that a is thought, augurs an early opening of the has decided t&at Chinese laundrymen the total importation of rubber conies from including Senors Da Fonseca and Benjanmin number of them had been drawn for consiberable strip to settlement. Brazil. There is at present not more than John Hauenstein, Constant. Among the dispatches received, are laborers and they can't sums to the order of various persons enough here to last one month, so that An Italian cruiser and two torpedo boats but not yet officially confirmed, is Many blank drafts on Western banks come into the United StateB,no matter should the revolution last longer than that have been dispatched to Tangier to demand BREWEE one stating that Baron Ladario, the minister also discovered his room. time the effect would be serious, indeed, to satisfaction from the Moorish authorities for if they have been here before. of marine, has been killed. those industries depending upon the rubber The great tour of the international the burglarly committed by Moors at the office supply. With sugar it is, of course, not so American coherence through a part of the or the Italian charge d'affaires. If the MINISTERIAL TROUBLE. bad, as we import only one-tenth of our United States was concluded at Washington demand is not granted, Tangier will be bombarded. and WASHINGTON, Special.—The Brazilian minister GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN, in jail at supply from Brazil. Still, the absence of recently, when its special train drew into The statement is semi-officially declared said this evening that he had received MALTSTER that amount would influence prices Boston for a debt incurred by somebody the Baltimore & Potomac railroad station, to be untrue, as Morocco is ready to no information from his government with ihroughout the country." give satisfaction for the outrage on the Italian and the promise of its managers that else, refuses to be examined as regard to the reported revolution in Brazil. charge d'affaires at Tangier. the same engineer who opened the throttle Since he had left Brazil in July last he had to his insanity. He says he knows on the same spot forty-one days ago should Latest reports from the river ports state INTERESTING OPINIONS. heard considerable about the great strength Our brewery is fully equipped and able to ftr' shut off the steam of Engine No 1058 on the more about himself than do the doc that the Yangtsze river in Japan lias risen to Maj. Gen. Schofield Propose a Ne of the Republican party there, but in his ill orders. conclusion of the great tour was fulfilled. an extraordinary height. Hankow Bund ia tors. Plan for Promotions opinion its strength was greatly overrated From the inception of the idea it had Mr. F. Grebe has charge of the bottling esta&»iishmenW under water and that there is terrible suffering The annual report of Maj. Gen. Schofield, been agreed that the same oars should be in this country. At the last election, wliich all along the liver. Crops are ruined, used throughout the entire tour. The was perfectly free and open, only a few Republicans commanding the army, to the secretary of Hew Ulm, Minn. and there must have been enormous loss of A CANADIAN Frenchman has been locomotive and the entire train have travel sed were returned. While it was possible war, was made public yesterday. He pays especial life. Ten thousand families are homeless every foot of the 5,825 miles, and came that great changes had taken place in attention to the desertion question. travelling through the State in a cart around Ning Po, and 500 families were drowned to a full stop in the station on the minute of R. PfefTerle, the affairs in Brazil in the last three or four He says: at Wenchow. The province of Euchein, drawn by three dogs, two at the pole the schedule, apparently as fresh and as adjoining the flooded district, is Buffering' months, he did not think it probable that "The causes of discontent which lead to powerful as when it steamed out on the and one as leader. A Lewiston man from drought. There are many complaints the situation had taken the turn indicated desertion have been sought tor diligently morning of Oct. 3. for years, and many of them have been removed. of hard times, and many failures. by the cablegrams. There might, he matched his horse against the team One of these is the naturally discontented thought, have been some ministerial trouble The land department officials at Washington Dealer in Don. Louis Baca, a prominent Spanish and was beaten. disposition of the men lio are are puzzling their brains over the dividing which bad given rise to tiie reports of a revolution. sheep raiser of Ute creek, gives a very sad account led by that feeling alone to seek change Groceries, line between North and South Dakota. ofthe late blizzard in New Mexico. Five from the monotony of bread winning in The enabling act divides the states upon the Mexican sheep herders perished in the neighborhood, any civil pursuit by entering the supposed A SINGLE sheet of paper six feet seventh standard parallel. This is a surveying, MINISTER OF \RINE KILLED. less arduous service of the United States. the bodies of four having been CANNED, DRIED & GREET A dispatch was received at the state department wide and 7% miles in length has been not a latitude parallel, and where ithas When such men find that soldiers no less found, The snow completely covers the not been surveyed, there it ends In the ease from Consul General Dockery, at than civilians must work, they make another ground from Clayton to the Canadian river, FRUITS, made at the Water town (N. Y.) of the Dakotas it ends at the Missouri river, change. It is the ordinary labor and Rio De Janeiro, announcing the outbreak a distance of 150 miles. Many Mexican Paper Works. I weighed 2207 routine ot military duties which inspire never having been carried across the Sioux of a revolution against the Brazilian government, families are a destitute condition. Owing them with discontent The B'lO'Lir enid Feed** reservation. Although Dakota is divided pounds, and was made and rolled to the heavy snow they are unable to move and that the minister of marine causes of desertion cannot be removed. and two states admitted, yet the line of division from their plazas in order to lay in a supply had been killed. The report that Baron The troops cannot be kept entire without a single break. beyond the Missouri is not established. of food. Mr. Baca thinks other bodies wiil Ladario, the minister of the na\y, had constantly active military campaign, nor STOMK.WOODBN AND W I O W Technically, Dakota is not divided and the A be recovered as the snow melts, as several can they be exempted from the monotony been killed, was .shown to the Brazilian W A S president did right in admitting them- as men are missing. of routine duties and laboi. The government minister at midnight He was surprised at THE English statistics give a notable twins. Not only are they twins, but until NEW ULM, MIN3T. cannot employ hired laborers to do the intelligence, and upon being asked if the seventh, parallel is earned across they the work which the*troops ha-\e time to do decrease in their convict population MISCELLANEOUS. there were any reasons why Minister La aie Siamese twins Ot comse, this presents foi themselves. It does not seem necessary A suit is brought in the New York supreme during the last twenty years. noseiious difficulties. An act of congiess dario should have been an especial object that men berequned in time of peace to court to prevent a transfer of Manitoba railway may, and, nodoubt. will establish theboundaneb of attack on the part of the re\ olutiomsts, bind themselves absolutely to -er\e the Tne total number of convicts under through the reservation on a line with assets to the Gre at Noi thern. years. A sufficient remedy ma^, perhaps, said that he was utterly unable to account sentence of penal servitude was the be\enth standard paiallel. be found in the case of all wbithy men AH the military companies and Confederates for it, and could not believe the who find, after a few months trial, that they camps at Tidewater, Va and about 6,405 in July twenty years ago it reports of the revolution were true. He have mistaken their calling, b\ a nunc liberal 10,000 people participated in the ceremomss PERSONAL MENTION. added: "The Republican party, to which cxeicise of the power to discharge was 11,660. Manufacturer of and Dealer in ot nnveiling a Confederate monument at Calvin S. Biice, -who is at Ins home at the revolt is ascribed, could not ha^e soldiers upon their own application than Suffolk, Va. Gov. Lee delivered an oration. Lima, Ohio, has formally announced his candidacy has ever heretofore prevailed. Great care grown so large as to bring about a revolution. CIGARS, NOVEMBER is not alone the elec- for the United States senatorship to While boring for water a man owning a in the recruiting service, to prevent the enlistment At the last election not a single succeed Senator H. B. Payne. farm twenty-five miles southwe&t of Chicago ot men of bad character and habits, member of that party was chosen on the tion month. It is the month of may be found practicable. Measures TOBACCOS, struck a vein of natural gas which flows with "Nellie Bly," a female reporter ofNew York, first ballot, and on the second ballot having these ends in -view lone aheady such force as to throw dirt and gravel flftv chrysanthemums. This singular sailed the other day in attempt to travel only two or three were elected from been instituted. Also greater care feet into the air. PIPES,, aiound the world in seventy-five days, beating flower promises to become almost as a single province. That election was the treatment of recruits by officers Jules Verne's fancied time of eighty days, In continaaMon of the investigation into and non-commissioned officers. The records entirely free and open there was no popular in America as it has been for the oaths administered in the Mormon ceremonies of desertion lrom different organizations as mude by Phmeas Fogg, Cor. Minnesota and Centre interference on the part of the government, lea\e no room for doubt of the fact China- hostile to the United States at Salt 1,400 years in With Mongolians The Suit of Miss Sadie McCoughey against no dismissals, no attempts to coerce the that the character of the commanding streets. Lake eity.Levi Ax.tell swore that the penalty Judge Thomas L. Griffey for $10,000 it is deified, and is believed voters. A revolution could not have occurred officer has much to do wich the extent of NEW ULM, MINN. for divulging the secrets wa6 death It was damages for breach of piomise lesulted in a in so free a country as Brazil without the evil. After all possible had been done understood that the setting up of the kingdom to bring immortality if eaten. verdict of $3,500 lor the plaintiff Both to remove reasonable excuses tor desertion, some premonitions. The last steamer Jno. Neuman^ of God on the ruins of the United States parties are of high social standing in Sioux it still remains true that the means now brought me papers, and there is nothing in meant that the Mormon church was to rule City. Iowa. Judge Griffey is an old and provided for the arrest and punishment of JUSTICE MILLER, of the United them which gives any intimation of what Official returns have been received of the deserters are wholly inadequate Only one wealthy citizen and was lecently married. is reported to have occurred. There is no in five is ever captured. This is not sufficient States supreme court at the unitarian vote in ninety-eight out of ninety-nine counties Congressman Carter of Montana says he Dealer in reason why a revelation should have taken to deter men from committing of Iowa, the vote oftheremainingcounty Relieves that a law should be passed abolishing -conference in Philadelphia, in speaking DIVST O O S crime. The remedy is to authorize civil —Butler—has been received unofficially and place. Brazil the office of surveyor general. He officers to arrest deserters and increase the of the decay of eloquence, regret" will vary put little, if any, from the official Hats, Caps, Notions, claims that in many instances abuses have IS A FREE COUNTRY reward so as to compensate them for their vote. The plurality for Boies is 5,804. The grown up under the system, and frauds in ted that all the talking in churches and there is a perfect guarantee of the rights sen ice. There is no need to increase the Groceries?, Provision^ whole Republican ticket save governor, is surveying have been perpetuated which penalty for desertion, but to make some of everybody in their persons and property. was done by the ministers. However, elected, aud the other pluralities will reach would not otherwise havp occurred had the Croclcery and Glassware, penalty at least probable, Inch it is not Our press is as free as any press in the nearly to 10,000. government made the contiactfor survey now. he reminded the ministers that the world. There has been not a single woid Green, Juried and Canned direct with the surveyors. It is probablethat The Central Bureau of Relief of Washington, of complaint against the new government pulpit was their last refuge, that the Mr. Carter will introduce a bill fath^i ing such Gen Schofield recommends that the present Fruits* etc, etc, an orgaization composed of colored which has come into power—a government a propobition. press of the country was gradually men, have issued an appeal to the earnest fi\e regiments of artillery be organized that was to make the most advocates of the equal exercise of political into seven regiments. The organization to taking their places. I will always take farm produce 1B evchang* liberal reforms' if theie were any and civil rights for the Ameiican colored citizens. remain the same, except that there shall be CASUALTIES. for goods, anil pay the highest market pric*for sdf reforms yet needed in Brazil A revolution The appeal saj-s in parts of this country, but one first lieutenant to a battery. He Mis Amanda Stegner, nineteen years old, kuids »f paper rags. especially in the Southern states, the of the character of a republican revolution THERE is a plant in New Granada also recommends that the enlisted strength daughter ofHenry Stegner,foimerly assistant colored citizen is prevented by force and in a country like Brazil must ha\e some city treasurer of Cincinnati, wab accidently of the army be increased to 30,000, which Ia connection with my store Ilmia a flr»t-et*«» known as the "ink plant," the juice fraud from exei citing the rights that are cause, and we know of none. A revolution shot and killed by some one who was celebiating would supply the force necessary for the ealoon furnished with a splendid bi.liard tuoi« guaranteed to them and other citi7ens by against a despotic government might be expected, of which serves, without the least the return of a wedding party. my customers will always find good liquor* 4*4 proposed reorganization of the artilleiy the constitution and laws of our country. but one against a government as cigars,aud every forenoons splendid lunsk. ^preparation, as ink. The writing at and the infantry a« well as giving more tree as ours is absurd, so absurd that we DOINGS O TH E WICKED. margin for recruits under instruction. He Erst appears red, but in a few hours A W in Jewel can not believe it. It seems to us as impossible All goo«« purchased of me will bo delivered tt Holzhay, the train robber and murderer} wants the infantry regiment to consist of as a revolution in this country." any part of the city free of cost. assumes a deep black hue. Several makes a confession, sajing that he "had When we rejoice in the sight of our three battalions, aggregating twelve companies, The minister suid that Baron Ladario is a Minnesota Street, New Ulm, Mt»n spels!" and committed crime unconsciously. as the cavalry. He suggests that sheets of manuscript, written with own summer meadows flashing with gentleman of intelligence and ability. His Meat Market^ Mrs. Helen F. Moore and her brother, Frederick hereafter promotions, from the grade ol fiery sparks in a rhythmic dance we the natural ink, became soaked with name is Jose I)a Costa Ayevedo. He is L. Wbitcomb, of Wilbraham, MabS., on second lieutenants to that of colonel, can afford to be glad that in tropical quite well known in the United States, and Bea water on their journey to Europe, trial for the alleged murder of the woman's in the eases of all officers I countries the fire-fly makes a still husband, were acquitted after a long and has served in our navy. He began his naval ft but when dried the writing was found who are not now above the low more brilliant display. The fire-fly sensational trial. career as an officer in the United States E E Prop'r. est grade, should be made according to to be still perfectly clear. of the West Indies—the cucujo, an navy about thirty years ago, it being The trial of the members of the family and seniority of commission in the arm of the MimnssoTAST.NEW M.MINlg inch-long beetle—is occasionally the custom of Brazil to send her servants charged with robbing the Servian service to which the officer belongs, and patnaich, while he was dying at Carlovitz, brought to this country as a curiosity, young men to the gvernments of the HE history of the reaping machine not, as now, in part by regiments. He further -pHK usderflgBtd Retires to inform tb# p«e«lt«f revealed the fast that they hastened his death United States and Europe to fit them for and if fed on sugar-cane and kept suggested that hereafter officers be commissioned New TjriiB and vicinity that he taa»re-esUMtas has been traced back to the by strangling him. service in the navy of their own government. in a moist atmosphere it can be preserved ed his meat market and Is BOW preapared to wsS* in the arm of the service to which on nis eld easterners and friends with only tea time of the elder Pliny who was born He returned to Brazil and followed The trial of the men charged with robbing in health tor several weeks. they belong, and not in particular regiments, best fresh and cured meats, sausages, lard sod r» Paymaster Wham, of the United States his career with great success, his intelligence The people of the Caribbean islands erythlng usually kept t* a flrst-class market TM A. D. 19. A similar machine was used so that they may be assigned to regiments army, of $29,000 several months ago, began and energy securing him high rank in the btrbest msrketpriee wtll be paid for FAT CAM use these beetles for ornament, confined and transferred from one to another in England up to about the time of at Tucson. Ariz. It JS thought the trial will Brazilian navy and resulting, not long ago, thk, HIDES, WOOL, KTC. in folds of gauze, where the by the president, as the interests of the service last a month. George III. The first English patent in his selection as a member of the cabinet. ErpLje. beautiful green light which they emit may require. He recommends that the A lone highwayman held up the Coos Bay He came to the United States during the was granted to one Boyer in 1799, —their red light flashes only in flying—is pay of non-commissioned officers of inantry, TIVOLI stage in Oregon, cut open the letters and registered centennial exposition of 1876, and was in cavalry and artillery be made the more varied and splendid than the first American patent in 1803, to pouches and rifled them of their contents, command of the Brazilian corvette Nichtheroy. same as that now established for like grades then hand ed them back to the driver, any emorald that ever shone in a His is about fifty-two or fifty-four French & Hawkins. The Ten Eyck in the engineers. Referring to theworkol thanked him politely and bade him Godspepd. king's coronet a number of them together years of age. and Cope and Cooper patents in 1825. the board of ordnance and fortification, he AND Peter Ferdinand shot and mortally under glass make a sufficient NEW YORK SURPRISED. say«: BREWERY The Manning patent, in 1831, attracted wounded Walter C. Potter, proprietor of a illumination for dressing or for reading, NEW YORK, Special.—Dispatches telling The plans of the engineer department will boarding house at Providence, R. I. Ferdinand without producing any heat: A attention. Hussey in 1833 of a revolution in Brazil were received just provide all the land defences necessary foi was enamored of Mrs. Potter, who resetlted cousin of this fire-fly is found in the after the coffee exchange had closed for the the security of the great maritime ports ol and McCormiek in 1834 invented the Ins attentions, and leproof by her the country. Provisions should be made equatorial regions of South America, day. The reports came like a clap of thunder husband was lollowed by the shooting. O S SCHMUCKEB first machines, says the St. Louis for the necessary garrisons at the principal where Humboldt said it repeated in to coffee dealers throughout the city Benjamin F. Lawson, a well known citizen seaports. A table is gi\en showing the Republic, "proving to the world that who were made acquainted with stream and iorest the spectacle of NEW ULM, MINNESOTA of Prince George's county, Md., killed Samuel necessities of this work. The war garrisons them to-night, and are likely to the harvesting problem was now the starry heavens above.—Harper's of our seacoast defenses outd be about 85,000 Hodge, an old colored man whom he caught Pure beer sold in quantities to suit the cause serious tiouble on the exchange if artillerymen and 1,305 guns ot modern Bazar. ~. stealing corn, for which he was convicted of purchaser. Special attention paid to th* solved." confirmed. While the dealers generally construction. It is now practicable to station bottling ol beer. manslaughter and fined $250 as a punishment. -»j, —i t*- a small part of the infantry of the spoke in a hopeful strain, they exhibited country at some of the most important A id I a signs of uneasiness. "This is the first intimation THE workings of the human heart Eighteen of the Navassa-noters were arrainged strategic points in the Eastern states, says TE E HE W EH ?J we haVe had of any trouble of any in the United States court at Baltimore the general, and he recommends the establishment have been computed by a celebrated Concerning the amount of railroad kind in Brazil for a year," said J. J. O'Donohue under five different indictments in which of one regiment at Plattsburgh, traveling in this country and the physiologist, and he has demonstrated all were charged either as principals or abbetors to-night. "We received information N. Y., and asks for an appropriation for CIT PLANIN MILL number of miles covered, the sale of with the murder of fire white bosses— barracks. about a year ago in our correspondence that it is equal to the lifting of Mahon, Foster, Fales. Marsh and Shea—on trip accidental insurance policies is from Brazil of a rumored uprising of the 129 tons in twenty-four hours. Presuming Navassa island on Sept. 14. They pleaded very meager. One reason is the price Republican Part in Colombia. slaves in various parts of that not guilty. PANAMA, Special—Politically, matters that the blood is thrown MAXtnrACTVxm charged, which, although lowenough, country, but nothing more was ever in Colombia wear a quieter and more Maurice Scholl fled from Germany thirteen is much higher than in most other heard of it, and since then thnews DOORS, WINDOW SASH, out of the heart at each pulsacion in favorable aspect than for some time past. years ago on account oi having killed in a from Rio de Janeiro has been of a countries. Two cents will pay for an The Liberal party had retained their hold the proportion of sixty-nine strokes duel an army officer named Edmond Von most cheerful character. Money on the VENETIAN BLINDS» accident policy covering a day's of power for twenty years, but during the Wandel for insulting Marguerite Miller, per minute, and at the assumed Brazilian exchange has been at par for more later years were in a state of great disorgadization. journey in England and in Prance daughter of the burgomaster of a town near MOULDINGS AND FRAMES. than a year, something that had hardly The leading papers of the party force of nine feet, the milage of the Stettin, to whom Scholl was engaged. After and Germany the passenger can insure now admit that during tliat long term of been known in the history of the country journeying in various parts of the world blood through the body might be himself on a journey for nothing, Planing, turning and aU office many errors were committed, and it Scholl located in Kansas City six years ago, for years past. The coffee exchange cloted the receipts for advertisements printed has now be**n decided to adopt anew system taken as 207 yards per minute, seven and has made quite a fortune in real estate. to-day with coffee strong, at 15.46c bid only work with rib-saw promptly on the ticket or book remunerating and to form anew party out of the old He is now about to return to Germany and a few moments before the dispatches were miles per hour. 168 miles per day, one, which under the name of the Republican mai ry Fraulein Miller, the statute of limitation the insurance. It has been reported received. The new coffee crop in and neatly executed party will be composed of some Radicals 61.320 miles per year, or 5,150,880 securing him from punishment for killing several times that this scheme Brazil is almost ready to be harvested, and a miscellaneous group from the the officer. miles in a lifetime of eighty-four will be introduced generally in this and the supply on the other parties. All the Radicals seem to A terrible murder occurred in Hanover, country, and lately there have been market here is consequently limited. If a have now abandoned their revolutionary AU work guaranteed. Rates reaatss* Eears. The number of beats in the 111., eighteen miles from Dubuque. A dance revolution has broken oat and the ports of. ideassince they found that the people would renewals of the rumor.—Interview in able [she same long life would reach the was in progress at the house of a man named not back them up, and have determined to Rio Janeiro and Sant*3 are blockaded, 75 Globe-Democrat. Harris. There were more guests than room. adopt this^wiser coarse. IOUS total of 2,869,775.000.111 per cent of the cpffee supply of this country