Few Ulm Eeview. THE NEWS DIGEST. MEREIAM THE MAK handed out the $10,000 bar to one of them but would stand heartily and earnestly with WM. FRANK. 1 JOHN BBNTZIN. in waiting. the other delegations in support of the governor. Cottonwood Mills. O O E I N S O E S F. M. Edd of Pope county seconded this Interesting News of the "Wee BBANDT & WEDDENDORF, Publishers. The disorderly Grenadier Guards have left motion, saying that in his section Democrats He is Nominated by Acclamation were so scarce that they kept them London for their exile in Bermuda. A troop Boiled Down and HEW ULM, MDTNESOTAi framed as curiosities, and they intended to ship will follow with their families. by the Kepublicans Custom grinding solicited. Will'. give Gov. Merriam a support this year that iJJI J-L- Classified. Hagah Pasha, the Turkish minister oi would keep up the record. Th motion grind wheat for (one eigth) or exchange of Minnesota. IF THE salt held in solution in the finance, and Dadian, under-seeretary for was then carried without a dissenting vote. 34 fis. flour, 5 as. shorts and 8 foreign affairs, have resigned. Both are ocean were spread over the earth it LIEUTENANT GOVEBNOR. Americans. fts. bran for one bushel of wheat. Flour E N A I O N S A I A The candidates were G. S. Ives, of St. Peter, would iorm a layer of more that thirty A Full Ticket placed in the G. T. Carr, of Ocala, shothimaelf at Romeo, and D. M. Clough, of Hennepin, the lattt and feed sold at low rates and delivered The president approved the silver bill Immediately feet deep covering the whole Fla., on the eve of his marriage to Miss Rubin declining to ran and favoring Mr. Ives, whose upon its receipt at the White Field and.a Platform a JSew Ulm free of expense. vote stood 341 to 55 for Clough. Weston, of the lattertown, and the affair globe. House. has produced a profound sensation. SECEETAEY OP STATE. Adopted. Civil Service Commissioner Lyman declares FRANK & BENTZIN. At Goshen, Ind., Hoosiers had the first There were calls for Ives, but he did not that the investigation committee wronged A MILLIONAIRE Chinaman of San appear, and after another ineffectual at practical test of the new Australian election him. The president and some of his friends ATO. QTJENSE, tempt to adjourn, Francisco named Wag Tin Wan, has law in a local election. The system was pronounced buy valuable property in the suburbs of the nomination a success. The Republican State Convention met in bought 15,000,000 acres of land in Washington. of treasurer was St. Paul, and transacted its business without A duel with swords was fought near Paris declared in order. Gen. A. B. Nettleton of Minnesota has Tehauntepoc, where he will establish any excitement or trouble. by M. Menier and George Hugo, son of Yic P. E Brown of HARNESS MAKER been selected as assistant secretary of the The reading of the call by Joel Heatwole county, tor Hugo, in which M. Hugo was slightly a Chinese city. treasury under the provisions of the legislative, of Northfield, the state secretary, occupied nominated Col. wounded, The trouble was from a private judicial and executive appropriation about five minutes, during which Joseph Bobleter —and Dealer in— quarrel, THE czar, according to a recent bill increasing the number to three. time the remaining delegates ran the gauntlet for treasuer, in a Whips, Collars, and all oth-— The Australian premier has introduced in short speech, referring of the two policemen guardingthe aisles. Assistant Secretary Chandler, of the interior er articles usually kept statistician's calculation, is the largest parliament a railway bill providing forth to Col. a fd^&y/Afflj When this tedious task had department, has affirmed a decision of in a first-alass harness construction of 1,077 miles of country lines been performed, the chairman Bobleter's care- W/7M^i d^\WMmf private owner of land in the the land office in the case of Daniel Lee again rose and announced ful and nrv^m and 39 miles of suburban lines, the whole to shop. world the total is about 50,000,000 against W. W. Alderson, involving section that nominations admimstrati Wfflfwffl|0|| cost £12,500,000. 20, township 2, range 6, of the Bozeman ... for temporary chairman wound up by AWi™ New harnesses made to order and r« acres, about the size of the whole of The general opinion prevails at Victoria, a motion to make werein order. This brought land district. Alderson's entry was canceled pairing promptly attended to. B. that two fleet sailing craft have been the nomination France. Joh G. Nelson of Otter lor non-compliance with the desert land law, unanimous r^f fitted out, armed and equipped and sent to Tail county to the front. NEW MLM, MINN" under which he claimed the tract. acclamation,ana* S JJftBKTER simply said: I nominate the Behring sea to aid the British sailing Miss MITCHELL, of Kingston, a no man said him nay. Several narties seconded Hon. A E Rice ol vessels to resist capture by Ameriran revenue Empire MillCo. the nomination, and even Hennepin r«y Kandiyohi county for temn}.^„ graduate of Queen's university, who cutters. E O E O N O E joined in the unanimous renomination of porary chairman of this the present treasurer. The directors of the world's fair have practically received a license to practice medicine •R-P-RtGE convention." This was sec- decided upon Gen. Goshorn for director W Donaldson of Kittson county, E E A N E E 1 onded by T. Wynian of ROLLER MILL. a couple of months ago, is the nominated Hans Mattson for secretary of general. Gen. Goshorn was director general Conflicting reports are current in Buenos Hennepin, and the chairman put the vote -igsffe^.. state. said he first woman in Canada to write M. of the Centennial exhibition. by acclamation, the decision being unanimous Ayres of the discovery of a plot against the thought Col. Mattson J. B. Taylor of Philadelphia has been for Rice. government. Semi-official papers declare was entitled to the D.,,after her name. !4 Rollers and 4 Burrs. R. D. Russell of Hennepin moved that a elected grand master porter of the association place. Barker of Isanti, that the reports have no foundation. committee on credentials of ©ne member «M seconded this, but of railroad porters now in session at ?k According to advices received at Cairo the from each judicial district and one at large, FRED STEMPSON of Ann Arbor, S mv neither of the names Baltimore. The next convention will beheld Mahdiihas determined to a another advance We take pleasure in informing th« be appointed by the chair. This went tj/r caught the convention. Mich., has a bob-tailed cat which has in Philadelphia, July 10, 1891. and has summoned the Emirs to a through without objection and Gordon E ublic that we are now ready for bua« __§!•$* They were waiting for fi Hon. Buchanan, president of the council of war. Cole of Rice county moved the appointment inflicted her lack of tail on a litter of N'JjfB. the name of F.P.Brown less. The best machinery and all the Tennessee Farmer's alliance, was nominated of a committee on resolutions constituted Wm^\ of Faribault, which It is probable that the Uruguayan government ttest improvements in the manufaca-e offspring. The faculty is at loss to for governor in the state Democratic convention in the same way, which was also was presented a mo will raise the customs duties 10 per of flour enable us to compete witk passed by everybody's consent. ment later by S. P. by acclamation, Buchanan is a explain the freak, and the kittens cent, and make them payable in gold, which Child, of the Faribault THB PLATFOKM. ne best mills in the country. farmer by profession, but has been a member will be devoted to the redemption of the paper mew a ceaseless tale of woe. delegation. C. HOT\- E. K. Roverud, chairman of the committee We are constantly buying of the legistature for three terms. money. Cou_- H«N& MfttTSOffard seconded this nomination, on permanent organization, reported Wheat, as did also G. that the temporary organization should be The population of the seven largest cities 2£ye, A CAT at Tombstone, Ariz., is rearing Knappen of Hennenin. The latter said: made permanent. This was very satisfactory I N O A I E N S of Michigan is, in round numbers: Detroit, We have no candidate for any ofBce. We believe Corn, to the convention. The committee on three wildcat kittens that were A St. Cloud man loses his life in quicksand 207,000 Grand Rapids, 61,000 Saginaw, in passing the offices around after a few resolutions, through Gordon E Cole, then Oats*, years and giving everybody a show at 'em. We at the bottom of a lake 54,000 Bay City, 39,000 Muskegon, 24,000 presented their report. The reader was frequently captured in the woods by her master. look to Southern Minnesota to roll up an oldtime JBuckwheat, Jackson, 22,000 Kalamazoo, 18,000. interrupted by applause, and the At Delano, Cal., fire broke out in a livery majority for the ticket, and on behalf of She takes the best of care of them. platform was unanimously adopted amid Hennepin county's forty-five votes I second the stable and consumed two-thirds of the city. The United States government brings a nomination of F. P. Brown. great enthusiasm. The committee had prepared One of the kittens may take care of The loss is nearly $100,000. bill of complaint against the Northern Paciffic The vote stood—Brown, 312 Mattson, its report during the noon recess in At the Highest Market Prioei. and the Western Union and Northwestern A seven-year-old boy, while bathing at 141. I the office of Hon. Gordon E. Cole. Theplanw her by and by. Telegraph companies changing violation of Clinton, Iowa, drove under a log raft and was in the platform which the committee was AUDITOR AND ATTOBNEY GENERAL. We sell all kinds of contract. to evolve, to which the greatest interest attached, drowned. His name was Joe Rigersen. The roll was called, and, during its progress, WATERVILVE PA., is proud of sever was that relating to the tariff. After FLOVM, At Mount Morris, N. Y., Miss Lizzie Long Bradley Barton & Co's woolen manufactory the name of J. Simmons of Goodhue the committee had unanimously agreed al things, among them a ladies' orchestra, aged twenty-six, went to sleep Sunday, July, SHOUTS, at Pittsburg burned. Loss $75,000, was withdrawn. The result of the ballot upon endorsing the present administration, 13, and has not yet awakened- She breathes was as follows: fully insured. Four firemen were seriou sly this tariff question was taken up There in which the little fiddle, the BRAN, Ac, J) P. J. McGuire 261 injured by the falling walls. freely and naturally and appears to be generally was a little divergence of views, and the IT LOW RATES big fiddle and the horn all manipulated plank as agreed to was quietly discussed O. L. Cutter 105 healthy. The steamer Egypt, New York for Liverpool, and adopted without heat or "opposition. C. A. Whitehead 81 The Firpmen's Insurance Company oi New harmoniously by maidens burned at sea. Four hundred head of The remainder of the platform was the reBult Whole number of votes cast 451 Special Attention given to York has discontinued business. I was an cattle perished. he crew and twenty-two of equally judicious and calm consideration. young and fair. Necessary to a choice 230 old and conservative company having been cattlemen were rescued. The eleven clauses which make The nomination of P. J. McGuire was in business since 1825. The stockholders up the platform upon which the Republican An extra stone for giinding feed. The eastbound fast mail train on the Chicago made unanimous amid considerable enthusiasm. party of Minnesota will stand are as IMPORTANT revelations are expected will receive a dividend of about 150 per cent, & Northwestern railway ran on to a Steam Cornsheller. follows: when the assets are divided. Nominations for attorney general were when the prisoners who have just side track near Malta, 111., colliding with a The Republican party of the State of Minnesota, now in order and J. A. Tawney of Winona It has been decided by the Republican congressional freight. Several persons were injured and been released by the mahdi reach in convention assembled, announces the said there appeared to be but one sentiment Vood taken for cash or in exchange committee ot the Sixteenth Ohio the fireman of the passenger train was killed. principles- following declaration of in the convention as to who should be European civilization once more. district to renominate Maj. McKinley for nominated for attorney general and he ^tnpife JVfill a I. congress by acclamation at a mass convention It heartily Indorses both the national and moved that the Hon. Moses E Clapp be Among them are doubtless some who W A S O E W I E state administrations the conduct of the affairs next month and dispense with the formality nominated by acclamation. A hundred MSH PURCHASES respectively intrusted to them by the people have long been mourned as dead. Andrew J. Kerschner, awell known attorney delegates rose to second his nomination of a nominating convention. that it especially commends the sound and the convention ratified it amid cheers- living in Alleghany, Pa., committed suicide business and financial principles, the strict regard and CHEAP SALES. A big fight is on among the brewers of Chicago. for economy and fidelity to the pledges by shooting himself through the heart. The battle is between the English CLERK OF SUPREME COURT. MAURICE DUPONT, a young member made by the last Republican state convention Thomas Oliver, aresident of Labrador, killed syndicate, which has bought up a number of and emphatically ratified by the electors at the H. HAWSOHEIJ, t\ The roll was now called and resulted as of one of the oldest families of Maryland, polls, which have distinguished the administration his three children and then committed suicide. the larger breweries, and smaller brewers follows: of Gov. William R. Mernam. fell in love with an Irish barmaid who have not been taken into the combination, J. D. Jones 201 No cause assigned. n. C. E. Holcomb 251 Contractor and Builder. or who have refused to become partners Herbert Stout, the ex-postal route cler in Queenstown and married That having the requirements of the government P. W. Wildt to it. is sentenced in St. Paul to three years at view, our tariff laws should be BO ad{usted her. He took his bride to the paternal as to best protect our American mdusiries Whole number of votes cast 452 Mount Yernon Grand Army circles are agitated Stillwater for robbing the mails. and bear fairly and equitably on all sections Necessary to a choice 230 over the refusal of Farnsworth Pos mansion and was royally received. Special attention given to masox W. K. Whiting, a census enumerator of and interests of the country. Gordon E Cole withdrew the name ot No. 176 to receive the monthly dues of Capt. It cordially approves of the policy recommended Baltimore has been arrested for doing only "W. Wilat when Martin county was reached by Mr. Blame of such reciprocity treaties S. M. Saunders, a Union veteran and member in favor of E Holcomb, and this practically For in the city and country. half of his work and then making complete with the republics of Southern and Central of the guard, because he made complimentary insured his nomination. returns. America as will open clober commercial relations NEW YORK is much amused over a N Ulm, Minn remarks concerning Jefferson Davis The nomination of Mr. Holcomb was between the Northern and Southern An Indian is to be hanged on the Keshena Americas. made unanimous. in response to a military banquet speech divorce case in which the plaintiff he Nort Sta Luncrand Throa Balam reservation, near Oshkosh, Wis., for repeatedly m. THE TICKET. in Savanah two years ago. The captain's is a sure cure for cougtis and colds. assulting his daughter. This is the first It claims that in its high license policy in regard charges that her cruel husband was The whole ticket stands as follows: speech was widely published in the South at to the liquor traffic it has inaugurated the death sentence in Wisconsin. Governor—WILLIAM R. MERRIAM of Ramsey the time as an evidence of good feeling between wont to purchase fat duck and eat best and most efficient method of dealing with county. A negro named Green Jackson was lynched the evils attendant upon such traffic which has the Union and Confederate veterans. it at one end of the family table while HDEMKB & SHAFEEAM, yet been devised, as shown in the results which Lieutenant Governor—GIDEON S. IVES of at Fort White, Fla., for beating Mrs. Robert All arrangements are complete for launching Lave followed. Nicollet county. Pntehard, a white woman, nearly to death he compelled her to luxuriate on It pledges itself to a continuance of this policy the new stock yards scheme at Chicago. State Treasurer—JOSEPH BOBLETER ol and then outraging her. and a vigilant enforcement of such laws, and Osiirperrters, common liver at the other end of Brown county. It will be an American concern. The present that the future, as the past, its efforts to A. C. Wilson of Rushville, 111., found his Secretary of State—FRED P. BROWN ot company will not go out of existence, but the regulate and restrain such traffic it will take no the board. wife in company with James Denny. Wilson Faribault county. backward step. new company will own 95 percent, of the old. Builders and ContractorsNbW shot and killed his wife snd wounded Denny, Auditor ol State—PETER J. McGUIRE of rv. Nathaniel Thayer will continue as president, Polk county. but not seriously. It favors ise and discriminating legislation but a place will be provided for Stuyvesant Miss ELAINE GOODALE, the poetess, ULM, MINN. by congress on the subject of emigration, by Attorney General—MOSES E. CLAPP of Otter A detachment of Turkish soldiers wh Fish in the directorate. About $14,000,000 wmch persons not sympathy with our institutions, Tail county. is government supervisor of education were en route from their camp to a well near or opposed to republican or any government, Designs and plans made to order and of the $23,000,000 of securities will be offered Clerk of the Supreme Court—CHARLES P. may be excluded from our shores, among the Sioux. She lives in Canoa. Crete, to draw water were fired upon to the public. Subscription books will be HOLCOMB of Washington county. ^timates on all work furnished and v. by a party of Christians hidden in ambush. opened simultaneously in that city, London, mtracts faithfully executed. camp or reservation in the most It favors a reduction of the legal rate of interest WHO THE NEW E ARE. Five of the Turks were killed. New York and Boston. permitted by written contract, and the vigilant Gideon S. Ives, nominated for lieutenant primitive way, traveling from one enforcement of all enactments passed for An aged farmer named George Duffield, living governor, was born in Franklin county, N. the punishment of usury. E A E S near Harlingen, N, J., shot and dangerously Indian village to another on horseback E FIGURE 9 VI. Y., in 1846. received a university education, wounded his grandson, Oscar Bodine, It endorses the introduction of the binding enlisted in the Filteenth New York The figure 9 in our dates will make a long stayNo or in a "prairie schooner." She and then cut his own throat with a razor, twine industry into the state's prison, and the man or woman now living will ever date a he a a W volunteers and did valiant service for his supply thereof to the citizens of the state engaged deliberately prefers this life to the dying almost immediately. Bodine will recover. document without using the figure 9. It stands a country to the close of the war. came in agriculture and other pursuits, at the social success which a woman of her prime cost of manufacture aud sale. in the third place in 1S90, where it will remain ten to Minnesota in 1871 and settled at St. Peter. CHICAGO. It denounces all monopolies, whether under A man calling himself Baron von Katcher, years and then move up to second place in 1900, is by profession a lawyer and has been talent and culture might command. WHEAT—No. 2 spring, 92 to 92%c No. 3 the name of trusts or otherwise, and demands where it will rest for one hundred years. claiming to be an Australian nobleman of Spring, 78 to 85 No. 2 red, 92 to 92ttc. county attorney of Nicollet county from the passage of laws by the congress of the United States for placing on the free fist any There is another "9" Inch has also come to stay. great wealth, has swindled many people in CORN—No. 2, 33%c. 1874 to 1878, and represented the Seventeenth commodity which shall at any time become the the vicinity of Middleboro, Ky., by inducing OAT»—No. 2, 26%c. It is unhke the figure 9 in our dates in the respect T. J. BENTON, of Dent Co., Me., district in the last legislature. subject thereof. RYE—NO. 2, 53 them to accept his checks, which were worthless. that it has already moved up to first place, where Peter J. McGuire of Crookston, who made gives the weight of his family as follows: vn. BARLET—No. 2, nominal. it will permanently remain. It is called the "No. such a lively run for the auditorship was It favors the regulation ol the tolls of common A SEED—NO. 1, $1.45 "All of our family except father, 9" High Arm Wheeler £, Wilson Sewing Machine. carriers by interstate commerce laws, or, born in Ireland thirty-four years ago. Clarence Remsburg, a traveling salesman, EGGS—12 to 12%c if solely within the state, by the legislation of came to the United States when a small The "No. 9" as endorsed for first place by the who is 83 years old, are stout. who answered the description of an assailant the state, in such a manner as to prevent the BT. PAUIi. boy, and for many years lived in Wright experts of Europe at the P.irio Exposition of 18S9, of Mrs. Samnel Hocking, living near Selma, watering of stock, with a view to illegitimate Father weighs 100 pounds, Tom WHEAT—No. 1, hard, 90 to 91c. No. 1, county. moved to Crookston in 1878, where, after a severecontest with the leading machines exactions of interest thereon, or oppression or Cal„ was found dead in his buggy. Mrs. and has taken a leading part in the upbuilding Northern 89 to 90c No. 2, Northern, 86 to of tae world, it was awarded the only discrimination between different individuals or weighs 335, Elijah 240, Henry 260, Hocking's husband gave himself up, but of the Red River valley country. I 87c. localities, and at the same time to secure to the Grand Prize given to family sewing machines, all denies the killing. COKN—No. 3, 31 employe of such carriers a just return for his 1880 he was elected county auditor and has others on exhibit having received lower awards Sweney 206 and I weigh, as I told labor. It pledges itself to the endeavor to secure OATS—No. 2 mixed, 27c No. A white, 28% been kept in the office ever since. has of gold medals, etc. The French Government C. E. Arthur, arrested near Eugene, Or., on the passage of such laws as will guarantee you, 336, making the total weight to 29%c No. 3 white, 28 to 29* two times refused to run for office, but on a also recognized its superiority by thedecoration of to the people of the state the free disposition a charge of forgery committed in Harrison BARLEY—No. 2, 50 to 55c J*o. 3, 4 0 to petition of the leading business men of Mr Nathaniel Wheeler, President of the company, and transportation of then: products, unimpeded of the five brothers of 1,376 pounds, county. Mo., escaped from jail. He secured Crookston has consented, and always won 45 with the Cross of the Legion of Honor. by the vexatious exactions of rings and a revolver by some means and compelled the monopolies, or the unjust exercise of corporate by a large majority. refused the appeals a pretty heavy load for one horse topull RYE—No. 2, 37 The "No 9" is not an old machine improved franchises, and particularly to secure the reduction of his friends to run for state auditor on account guard at the point of the pistol to drive him GROUND FEED—No. 1, $13.25 to 13.50. upon, but is an entirely new machine, and th& of rates on grain, lumber and coal, up a hill." BEAN—Bulk, $9.50 to 10. of his personal friendship for Capt. several miles into the country, where hetook Grand Prue at Paris was awarded it as the grandest vm. 4 BALED HAY—No. 1, upland prairie, *9 No. Braden. but on the withdrawal c.f Mr Braden to the brush. advance in sewing machine mechanism of the. It approves of the Australian system of voting, 1, $8 timothy, $9. came into the fight. had l,500|niajont age. Those who buy it can rest assured, therelore, and recommends its adoption by the next SHORTLY after noon the other day, H. C. Thompson, the wealthy citizen of BUTTER—Creamery, first 14 to 15c, dairy, at the last election and iai aiiead of having the very latest and best. legislature for the entire state. first, 10 to 12a of his ticket. Beverly, N. J., who recently attempted suicide according to report, a meteor fell IX. F. Brown of Faribault county, the Republican in the Jersey City depot, is now accused of MINNEAPOLIS. That the nation owes a debt of gratitude to with terrific explosion on a farm near nominee for secretary ot state, is being a defaulter. He has held trust funds WHEAT—No. 1, hard, 89c No. 1, Northern, the brave defenders of its flag, and that they a prominent Scandinavian. 'He came to and their widows and orphans should at all for the Weyman estate, of which $17,000 is 88%c No. 2, Northern, 86%c Washington, Kan., scattering great the United States thirty-three years ago, times be the subject of national recognition and FLOUR—Patents, sacks to local dealers, not yet accounted for, and he has also had when but a child of six years. His parents protection. quantities of rock in every direction. $5.15 to 5.35 baker's here, $3.35 to 4 red charge of funds of other estates. That it endorses the disability pension bill settled in the Northwest, and fifteen years dog sacks, $1.20 to 1.30. One piece was imbedded in the ground passed by the present congress in fulfillment of ago Mr. Brown moved into Faribault county, The occupants of 712 North Eighth street, CORN—Good yellow 32%c the pledges made bythe Republican party to care where he has resided ever since. St. Louis, heard the sound of a pistol shot to the depth of several feet. The OATS—Good white, 27%c, fair mixed, 26 for the ex-soldiers, their widows and orphans, has served the county as register of deeds which proceeded from an upper room. Upon BARLEY—30 to 35 and the Repubhcau party of Minnesota take for nine or ten years, and his public career rock was of a grayish color and intensely FLAX—$1 39 to 1.40. special pride in the fact that this just measure crossing the threshold they found Mamie has given every satisfaction to his constituents: was prepared and championed by the Hon. C. FEED—$13 to 13.50. hot when found. The shock Green lying on the floor with a bullet hole in education Mr. Brown is thoroughly K. Davis, senior senator from this state. BUTTER—Fair to fancy craamerr, 9 to 14c her forehead iust above the nose. She said American, and, as was said ot him in the x. was felt for miles around, many people dair.es, 7 to 14 convention, the stars and stripes is the only she shot herself. Alexander Hall was in the Resolved. That we favor relieving, as far as thinking it was an earthquake. MILWAUKEE. flag he has ever recognized. possible, the poorer classes of our people by room at the time, and it is understood was providing free text books in our common schools WHEAT—No. 2 Spring, 88% to 89c No. 1, Charles Holcomb, who is the Republican placed under arrest. The woman will die. at the public expense. Northern, 95c. nominee for clerk of the supreme Resolved, That we are firmly opposed to any THERE is at last competition in At Guyton, G. A., R. C. Norton, Jr., son of CORN—No. 3 33 court, is well known in St. Paul and Minneapolis. federal legislation designed to restrict the competition a physician of that city, shot and killed two OATS—No. 2, white, 28%c is a Swede by birth, an peal hunting. The Alaska Commerpial of Canadian with domestic common RYE—43%c. carriers. brothers Earned Willie and John Bird. American by education and in sentiment. Company, which has recently BARLEY—No. 2, 47% has honorably served Washington Young Norton and Willie Bird traded mules THE NOMINATIONS. EGGS—Fresh, county as its sheriff for eighteen years past, been outbid for the Behrings Sea seal recently, and next day Willie Bird", accompanied Gordon E. Cole nominated Wm. R. Merriam and is highly respected among his coa« for Governor W m. H. Eustis spoke for W. W. by his brother John Bird, went to a Wit Fervor stituents. fisheries, has secured from Bussiathe Braden and Frank M. Eddy nominated Norton's place to get him to trade back. Sister Lizzie was to be married in a Knute Nelson, and the informal ballet resulted (exclusive right to the seals taken in Norton refused and John Bird, drawing a ew months and she was put ting in as follows: A N A S S A S S I N S A N pistol, told bis brother Willie to break open Siberian waters. Sealskins may be Necessary to a choice '. 230 the interval ofleisare from preparing Hie stable door and recover his mule. At A Republica Politician Murdere I Merriam ~, 350 cheaper awhile under this sharp competition for the ceremony in the way of dress WHEELE & WILSO N CO., tihis point young Norton shot the Birds Mississippi. Nelson 74 by experimenting on her family in the of rival companies after 185 and 187 Wabash Ave., a W dead. Norton has fled. Braden 34 MERIDIAN. Miss., Special.—T. M. B. Cook, eooking line. 'J%Jf/* I 'rfjr or Sale by ,.- Hats and handkerchiefs waved at the announcement, practically the same lot of animals. A new indictment was found by the grand a widely known Republican politician of C.!H. HORNBUHG, Little John was going'tb'bedfand but as soon as order was restored ,4 jury at Chicago, against John Ehret, the Jasper county, who was a candidate for congress The seal is migratory, and he has a pleasant surprise came ironi the direction ex-driver for the United States Express company, went through his usual prayer up to on the Republican ticket in this dislrict fr New Ulm, Minn.1 of the Hennepin delegation. Chairan few places left where some sharp charging him with the the't of a $10,000 the point of saying, r'Give us this day at the election of 1888, was assassinated J. T. Wyrnan rose and said: in Jasper county. was a candidate for gold bar. Indictments were also returned ~H- ED. PAULSEN, our daily bread/' when some depressing harpoon ia not liable to let out its I am requested, on behalf of- the Hennepin the constitutional convention, and is reported against three other persons, an one memory struck him, and he added. delegation, to move that this informal ballot be life blood. After a few years sealskins to have made a very incendiary Licensed Auctioneer of them, Charles Ehret, brother of John, was made formal, and that Mr. Merriam be declared speech during the day, which probably led the unanimous nominee for governor bv this arrested. I is said John Ehret was in the are liable to become as scarce convention. "But don't let our Lizzie bake it.'* to his death. When found he had apparentbeen confidence of a notorious gang of professional This motion was seconded by E. F. Knappen, dead several hours, having been hit I LINDEN, BBOWN CO., MINN. —Washington Post. thieves. of the Hennepin delegation, who said by filteen buckshot. The particulars of his that they could eat crow when they had to, death are not known.