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and they should insist as perempt oriy
upon their claims as we upon our de nial
OF responsibility. what thenf Are we
to run the risk Of a rupture rather than
consent to arbitration The Star awaiis
instructions from the United Sta tes Gov
ernment with such apprehension, and
dares not say what effect it will have on
the temper of England, nor what diasrous
disturbances of the friendly relations be
tween the two countries may not result
from a deliberate attempt to appraise
losses caused by confederate cruisers up
on England and TO exact payment tor
them. .V
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Three Read of Cattle,

One, -four year old COW, DARK read in front,
line back half way and spotted hips. One a
dark red heffrr, two years old, and one brn-
die hetfer with crumple horns wo years old.
a liberal reward will be given for the return
of the above stock, or information so that |
may obtain them. VIM DAVIS.
September 81, iS65-tf.
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ESTRAY NOTICE |!

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blockade, be says was the consequence,
not the cause, Of the British policy, and
thinks the only excuse for the British
Government is that its conduct was pre-
cipitate. He then intimates that if the
doctrines and practices of the British
Government are allowed to become the
rule, the United States will not be the
greatest looser thereby.
MIR. Adams appears to think that the
proposal of Earl Russell, to rsier the
question in dispute to commission will
be accepted by the United States Gov
ernment.
The Times and Post are silent on the
correspondence.
The Daily News says: Beside the
magnitude OF the questions affecting neu
trails. the matters in dispute are closely
connected with the maintenance ol
friendly relations between England and
America.
The Star. in referring to the escape oI
the Alabama from England. remarks that
this may, perhaps, have beeen negligence,
without such gross culpabilily as to rem
der us liable for all damages which re.
captured privsteers perpetra;ed but il
our views on those questions should
differ from those Of the United States
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-14

VOLCANO IN oREsos-cESTRAL PACIFIC RAIL
ROAD, ETC.

voLCAYo IN oREGoN-cENTRAL PACIFIC NAIL
ROAD, ETC.
san Francisco Oct II, 1895
Mount Hood In Oregon has been In state Of eruption
since September 23 which, Il Is supposed had some con.
ncctIon with the recent earthquake In California al
though the central part Of this State only felt the shock
The Sacramento ONION says the Central Pac inc Rail
road Company has laid ITS plans for next years survey
They have developed better line over the mountains
than anticipated The directors, aftcr fulI consde-
ration OF the work before them concluded they can and
will lay track 10 Trucker river the eastern slope Of
Sierra Nevada--one hundred and eighteen miles from
sacramento-boforo next year They have given she
necessary orders 70 effect the object
say FRANCISCO, Oct IL 1905.
Sailed for Nicaragua, steamer Moses Taylor, with ss
hundred and af,y passengers and one hundred aud
eleven thousand dollars 10 treasure for France
Arrived. steamer Golden Clv, pcp PADsna
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FBre az Johnston. n. IA

PRouoxrcK, X. l., ocu II, 1895.
The Randall MIL in Johnston used for thtpurpcse Of
manufacturing shoe aciugs burned vest. vay The
mill insured for $1,000. in the Home Insurance
Company, OF New Haven, and the Thames. Of Norwich
The stock and achnery insured for SOW In this
city.
The insurance Chaplin n nowncs' wooen Sili in
Oincyvilc, partially burned last night, Is $780, 900
$4,000 In the Hope, New York. $4,000 in the v,ng
6e'd, Mass, and $i4O0 900 at offices in this city
u is estimated that the loss will be fifty per cent
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MoyyrsLI.R, w., Oct ~, 1866 /,
In consequence Of tho illness OF Leucr ant Governor
Gardner 10 has not been able 20 be present take his
scat as President Of the Schate
Mr. worthington q. smith, scnatossfrom Franklin
county, has been elected President pro fem.
Governor Dliaghams majority, ss officially reported,
1910 He will lake the oath Of Office and commune
cate his inaugural message this Afternoon
Mr. Hebom, Of thelea, prominent member Of tho
House, has introduced bill repeating The ACT exempt
ng pnsled S,sss re.uIIlies fiyJo wsebod-~
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SAY Francesca, Oct TO- 1898 Z
News from Kanaeawa, japan, TO the last Of August
has becrf reoo~ed private letter from Nagasa says
heavier roods recently occurred between Asaca and
Hago than arc recorded during the last hundred
and thirty years, Serious losses sustained.
Adviccs from 0sacca 10 July 81 report the movements
OF the Tycooas the rcbelous Prince Cresia The
expedition was> rapidly organizing the general
opinion IL would ssocS toward the seat a opera
tons
pusf M Kan auiet
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Great Fire NJ Bclssss, Ma.


1UkRLY THE kSTIRE BUSINESS PORTION or TIE
CITY DEsTR0yED-rHE Ioss EsrInArKD AT HALF
4 MILLION or DOLLARS.
BnyAsr, Me-, Oct 10, 1895.
Ainre IasLneht consumed nearly the entire business
position Of this city, below Washington and Cross streets
One hundred and twenty Ave buildings ware burnt last
might The loss Is nearly half million of dollars Of
which. aboutoHe quarter II insured
strong wind which famed the hames threatened
destruction to the whole city.
The principal losers are y s. Lewis Edward Johnson
Co, the heirs Of A. J. Morrison, stswens Co, r. N.
ID Lancaster, Al Hartman n Co., and J. Smith
The injured parties not despondeai and contracts
for rebuilding portion OF the burnt disrsci mado
during the progress Of abe flames
An engine from Sesrport rendered good service, and
Commander VIM. d. whitney, Of the Cnncd states
steamer rogs and his oecers and crew, we're most ef
fectual In suhdning the oeDnagration.
The fire was caused by m pccndiary.
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HgRRHASSs LAST NicHr. The attendance at tho Acad
envy Of Music on Thursday evening TO witness Herr
manns performance something marvellous The
house crammed above and below with fashionable
audience who applanded the wonderful prestidigasur
to the echo Long before the doors were opened the
crowd extended FAR Fourteenth street. There is
not record great success Hermann has made
with his new fcats during the season, which, regret
10 say closes this evening with nna performance nj
the Academy. The power and command which he has
cards. canary BIRDS hats, bandkcrchefs and eggs
he also with the public for there s no
place Of amusement In the city which has been 40
largely and continuously filled as tho Academy while
Hermann has been performing there He leaves on
Monday for short 10 Boston and the Eastern cities
where podoubt his mstchess performances will aston
ish the natives We expect 20 SEQ another immense
house nj the Academy tonight, 20 take last look al
the rcnownod necronancer.
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Tns Govrssxsw woRxssors At SAVANNAH Cro-vp Tho
Chief Quartcrmastsr at savannah has ordered the dis
charge Of the hands employed and the closing Of the
marine and engineer works &C ihe Eastern wharves at
gavannah. This is vffthe view Of re,rcnch
ing the government expenses In tnat department,
havng been ascertsined that the work. II given out TO
private parties can be accomplished nj very heavy
dncon IN price from what y paid keep NJ thia
expensive .siablshmont The former superb endentsf
the shop Mr kdward Slater has been orderes ""'v 81
Galyestor. but 10 ~ prssent IN Ms city.
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Tosr PAsroKs OPERA Hocss-This excellent establish.
nsect continues 20 maintain It's position and multiply lis
patronage In the cast end OF the city II certainly the
frs pacc Of amusement in that vicinity for variety OF
cnteytA inmcn Tony Pastor himself has added his rare
talents to the good combination already on the boards
There will be grand m0ttnse at the Opera House
when ladies' and children will End infnity OF fun
music and dance TO Occupy few hours delightfully."-
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PKrgnsnuaa, Va, Oct 10. 1895.
Rev Robert castlcman, wcl known member Of the
Proesast Episcopal Church. bruialy murdered near
CASTOR, q, 90 Wednesday night iasi, while his
turn home from viet The perpetrators have not yet
been identned The deceased w~ -'as'v s""~" snd
psoch delayed IN vlsiniA
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The Uiremea's Parade at Philadelphis.
MANHATTAN ENGINE COMPANY, NO. 3, o. rus cry,


The WtreDnem's Parade NJ Phhla0eLphtn.
MANHATTAN ENGINE COMPANY, NO. 3, o. rus cry,
TO LEAVE FOR PHILADELPHIA TO-DAY.
Manhattan Engine Company No. 3, Of t.'s city, will
leave here to-day for Philadelphia order 10 part pate
Ia the nremens parade Of that city. Tie Manbatians
will take their splendid engine with them, manning
with eighty This engine brsi built at tho
Novelty Works, and after a hartworking service q
seven years was rebuilt in 1904 Tho mon will be accom-
panied by the band Of the Twelfth rev ncut numbering
forty Ave pieces The procession VIII turn out at
and marcn from the house 81 Hose Company No.
10, No zoo Madison street, at two o'clock IN the
afternoon, and win leave the city nj four o'clock.
The company will be entertained NJ the guests OF Hope
Hose and steam Fire Engine company, No 4, OF Pha-
delphn, during their stay ~ that city They viii return
10 New York "wednesday, the 18th inst by the Ill 10
train Manhattan Engine Company was the first, be.
lievc 10 work the steam FIRE engine In this city On It's
return 10 New York the company will be received by
number Of friends when s'wnd upt will he made by
dinner nj the city Assembly Rooms II W. evident that
the "clcphants" as the Manhatan's men are called,
contemplate "a good tifne' all round.
PREPARATIONS or rnE PENNSYLVANIA FrREsES.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct Ii, 1865.
Fire companies from pittsburg Huntington, Harris.
burg and Lancaster will proceed TO Philadelphia sun
day morning TO participate In the monster hremens
parade on Monday. The Hope Company or Harrisburg
will bring With them their steam engine
MASSACHUSETTS, ENGINE COMPANIES nv ROUTE.
BosroS, Oct 10, 1855
Engine Company No Of Bottom and the William
Penn Hose Company OF Salem left by the noon train to-
day for Philadelphia, 10 participate in the great nre
npen'e celebration In that city
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" achtings

kacheinGs
The yachts Palmer OF Philadelphia, and Henrietta Of
New York, will compete in race from Sandy Hook
around the light ship on the Capcs Of Delaware, Mon
day next tho 10th inst, In with this arrange
ment Commodore Stevens of the New York Yacht
Squadron. has issued the following circular
Nkw YoRK Yacht CLuB, NEW YbRK, Sept. 20, 1885,
Sal am instructed BY the Commodore TO call your
OF the yacht owners held board the Maria, ~ Homes
Hole Vineyard Sound on the 18th day OF August 1906
devious at Sandy Hook on the 10th day q October %
he present st the starting OF the yachts henresa and
Palmer on their match around the light ship %
the Capes OF Delawsreb 70 come on on that day.
Respectfully, n. MORTON, Secretary.
Fight or ten OF the yachts Of the New York squadron
will attend the rendezvous and much Interest fsls
In the race ~ the Palmer said be Of ne fasess
yachts this country expected that several Of No
saVdron will accompany the competing yachts over ths
cosre Annexed arc the Of some Of thcse VIII =
viii be present AT the start:
Maria fCom. stevens), Haze,
Fleetwing, fnAntom,
Rambler Annie,
Alarm, BONITA
Ata meeting Of the New York Yacht Club the follow
Ing resolution passed In relation Rear Admiral
Davis OF the United states Navy
Resolved That tho ,hsnks q the New Yorh yas, club -
Of sSr Interest," shown and The services By S@ IN
the assignment Of signal letters 70 the vessels Of the sauaden
Received Tnss secretary he requested 70 forward,
Admiral Davis copy Of the above resolution, with the
notice OF his election.
AZ subsequent meeting Of the club the following reply
from Admiral Davis read
SATURDAY July 10, 1906
sR--I acknowledge with great pleasure the honor
fcrred upon by the New York Yacht Club IN electina
me one honorary members and IN ts resolution ~
thanks my humble services In respect 70 the yacht
signals
II will always afford The highest pleasure 70 BE- q
service the New York Yacht Club In any way within
my power.
have the honor TO he, very respectfully, your most
C. ~ DAVIS Rear Admiral
H,xnroS MoRros, Esq, secretary New YORK. Yacht
Club, No 8 Pine street, New York.
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Release OF A. II. stephens and John ID.
Reagan.

BOSTON, Oct 10, ft6b.
Mcssrs stephens and Reagan have been released nom
imprisonmcnt by the President on parole. They LETT
Fort Warren yesterday and proceeded South
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The following Onion msiortes "A aghany county,
$500; Washington county, 400; Indiana county, 1000
Armstrong county so3; Somerset county, l00o Mercer
county, 700; Crawford county, LOO Erie county 500
Beaver county, $780, Blair county TOO; Butler county,
$50; Warren 1ounsy 500; v~nnngc county, 500; Brad
ford county, 5000; Dauphn county, CIT; Franklin
county III; Jefferson county 70; Mnlin county, 40;
Somerset county i.l67; Huntington county, S52
The following counties give democratic majorities:
Fayette $50; wes,moreland LOOT; Cambria 90O Cum
bertrand 426; Northampton, ,949 Luzcrue, 500; Le-
high, 1,063 Carbon, 1875, Bucks, 37l; Montgomery,
102o Berks, 1852; Monroe 500 Adams, 10; Clarion,
100; Fulton, ia; York, 1888
In Lnzerne tho entire democratic ticket elected
Stanley Woodward son Of Jndge'Woodward, was de-
feated by 235 major ~ by shoemaker Union.
Leading politicians, who have been carefully noting
the vote cast Tuesday last, put down General Hart
ranft's majority al not less than ~, 900
PfrrrrrG Oct Is, 1896
The Pittsburg Gazette says the House OF Repre-en-
tafives will consist Of sxty.sx republicans and thirty
four democrats. II may possibly vary or two from
this but not Or eleven Senators elected eight
republicans and three democrats The Legislature win
standSenate twenty republicans thirteen democrats;
House. sixtysx republicans, thirty four democrats ON
joint ballot, eighty six republicsns, forty seven dem
Ocrats
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HIrrorHrArSoS MArIskk. Another grand mcinee wil
take place al this house to-day, and presume il will
BE- as largely attended previous matinees The same
spl ndd company will perform with all the admirable
variety Of equssansn and scrobatic fcats that have
characterized the performances the Hippotheaigou
The performances Of III Nino Eddie the really wonderful
hoy, are alone worth the price OF admission.
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The Navy.

REHGSArIos OF THE NAVAL sroRRKEEP1R.
D. D. I. Marshall, Naval s,orekeeper at the Brooklyn
Navy Yard, has resigned, TO take effect on the LIST
proxmo Mt Marshall held his present position for
the past four years, during time when the duties
were 0ncrous and perpleSinF He has discharged his
duties with honor and credit 20 himself and leaves his
public position with the regrets Of many friends. Mr.
Hooker naval ocer IN 70 be Mr. Marshalls
ISoREAss or NAVAL oRsIcERs' PAY.
general movement has been commenced by the ON
Of the United saies Navy petition Congress for
increase of pay. The gallant conduct of naval
officers during the late rebellion will eniitle their
mortal 10 more than ordinary attention. Tho present
pay Of the ocerS OF navy was established period
when the currency Of the country gold end silver
Even ut that time u than sufficient
their current necessary expenses and left them without
the prospect Of providing for Old age misfortune
Since bst period the Of the necessaree life
than doubled in most articles Of food and clothing
Let think at the matter give these
deserving mon an increase OF pay.
PROMOTION.
Lieutenant Samuel d. Greene formerly of the Iroqnoie
Just been promoted the rank Of Lieutenant Com
mander
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Of, and shall be exclusive Of the twelve thousand
acres mentioned in said section four.
Sec. 8. This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after its passage.
Approved March 1855.
An Act Supplemental to an Act entitled " An Act
to Provide for the Assessment and Taxation
of all Property in this State, and for Levying
Taxes thereon, according to its true valne In
Money! approved March 9th 1860.
Be it enacted By the Legislature Of the State OF
SECTION /. The Board Of County Commits
sioners of each county, upon proper cause SHOWN
by party aggrieved, shall have power 10 make
such an statement OF taxes OF Penalie Do our
case as they may deem just; and also to order
any tax raid which has been Improperly assessed
or paid by mistake, to be refunded by the county
Treasurer and the taxes refunded shall be
chargeable to, and deducted from, the several
FUNDS on account of which the same were collect
ed in the hand. of the County Treasurer.
Provided, That all applications for relief under
this act shall be made within one year from the
first day of January next ensuing the levy of
such tax.
Sec. ?. This act shall take effect and be in force
from and after its passage.
Approved March 2, 1865.
An Act to allow the Legal Voters efschool Dis
tricts containing less than Ten Voters, when
lawfully assembled, not less than three being
present, to transact certain business.
BE it enacted by the Legislature Of the State of
Minnesota
SECTION /. That the legal voters OF any
school district in this State, containing less than
ten voters, when lawfully assembled, not less
than three being present, shall have power, by a
majority of the votes of those present, to do and
perform all the acts mentioned in the several SUBJ
divisions of section twenty-six Of chapter one of
Session Laws of 1862.
Provided, That such meeting shall not vote a
tax to exceed in amount more than one hundred
dollars in any one year.
Sec. g This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after its passage.
Approved March 3, 1865.
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cTATE OF MINNESOTA. DIS.

STATE OF MINNESOTA. DIS.
- TRICT COURT-COUNTY OF RAMSEY.
SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT,
Ellen N. Allen, by A. r. Capehart her guardian
ad Item against Lorenzo D. Allen,
IRevenue Stamp-50 cents-Canceled.
The State OF Minnesota: To the defendant
above named:
You are hereby summoned and required to
answer the complaint in this action, which has
been fled in the Office of the Clerk of this
Court, at Saint Paul In the county of Ramsey and
State OF Minnesota and to serve COPY of your an
swer to the said complaint On the subscribers, at
then office IN Saint Paul in the county of Ramsey, in
said State within thirty days after the service of this
summons on you, exclusive of the day OF such
service; and If you fail to answer the said com
plant within the time aforesaid the plaintiff in this
action will apply to the Court for the relief de-
manded IN her said complaint
Dated February 20, 1865.
VAN ETTEN & OFFICER,
mhS4-w1t Plaintiffs AttyA st. Paul, MINI.
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REEFS, VINES, PLANTS

~ &o-Just received general assortment OF
first quality SEEDS perfectly reliable, which have
on sale at the store Of L. B. WAITE, Third street.
above the Merchants Hotel, St Paul Seeds sent
by mail. Will have also on sale q general assert
ment Of BEDDING and VEGETABLE PLANTS
from my Greenhouse and Hotbeds Orders for
Grape Vines Fruit and Ornamental Trees, Shrub.
bers, &C., SC, promptly attended to.
ID. A. ROBERTSON.
ST. Paul, March II, 1855. mMl7.w2m
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vVO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CON.


pkg. c Becker, St Paul; bdl, J Bridges, st
Paul; pkg A Boyirgton, st Paul; pkg, Cory.
st Pau: ksk, e Il Flint, st Paul; pig. Lieut. d
Jacobs, Chip'a Station; pkg, Rev Gahr, st
Paul; pkg, II Kersch, st Paul; pkg, Chas Leney,
St Panl: pkg, G w RUSSELL st Paul; box, Regis
ter Of Deeds, Bayfield,; box, Register of Deeds,
Ashland; box, Register OF Deeds, Ashland: pkg
H Waugh, st Paul 3D., J Busch. Winona: cast.
ing Dyer, Winona; pkg, N Gault Winona;
wheels. c q Graham, Winona; l pkg: W Ham.
Pkg Stevens, Winona; bag. s Scott Wi
nora; / pkg, 3 Atkinson, st Peter; pkg, L
telling, It Peter; sickle, W Hatfield, st Peter;
pkg, Long, st Peter pkg, WP Murray, st Pc,
4 sons st Peter. 1 box j wyrne New Ulm; pkg.
Wakefield Il Sons st Peter: pkg, W Scare,
Faribault; pkg, H Melon, MediOrd: casting,
Head, Rochester: castings Conklin q Il, Koch
ester: casting Madison, Rochester; pkg; D L
box Fletcher Manksto; casting. Ham ey,
Mankato; pkg, w Olhouse, de Terre: pkg,
G Campbell. st PAUL; pkg, Rev Chubut, Bayhed'
l pkg, G Devlin. st Paul: / pkg, " F New
b box, A Pease, Palmer's Grove; iron, W q P b
Co, st Paul: box, Laura Stoneliss, Clinton Falls:
l pkg, z Steinberg, st Paul; pkg, w Sullwell, st
Paul; pkg, Thornton. st Paul: pkg, Jas Ken.
needy, st Paul; box, Jno Mills, Winona; pkg, G
w Michenor, New Sharon; bdl, JAS Gvivin, WI
mona; psg Geo Sawyer, Winona: 1pkg, Smire,
Winona; pkg, shandrew, Wirona; box, r
Tyler, Winopa; pkg, You1g, Winona: l pkg,
Mrs Lane, Preston; pkg E Hall. Elliota;
pkg, N Crees Preston; Pig P Heber, Pleasant
Grove; pkg, c Knapp Chatfeld; pkg W Z
jackson, Elhota 1 pkg, W Marsh, Elliota pkg,
Fred Ide, Lenora; l box. b Wade, Red Wing;
casting, A Lester. Red Wing; Pkg, Thos Brad
l bale, Mrs Dobreimer, Hastings; pkg J d
Beckwith. Hastings; boxes, d Eyre, Hastings
pkg, P Foram, Minnesota. mar23-d1w&w4t
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The Transportation to be Made
under Cover.

Each bidder will accompany his proposal with a
guarantee, signed by at least two responsible sure
ties, stiprlating that he will faithfully perform the
co ditiOns of his proposal and enter into contract
with necessary bonds Immediately upon the deter
minatiOn of the proposals.. g.. ...
1.-THE guarantees and sureties to be such as shall be
satisfactory the Superintendent of Indian Affairs.
Communications will be endorsed with the words
''Suppies" or Transportation of Annuity Goods, +"
as the case may be-
The Superintendent reserves the right to Get aside
any or ali bids on account of unfarness, or for any
matter he may deem prejudicial to the interest Of
the Governn ent. E' t'
The right is also reserved to change or m dify
any of the above-named proportions of Provisions
at the discretion of the Superintendent.
..' CLARK w. THOMPSON,
7.d3t&wtd superintendent Indian Affairs.