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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-11-10
CONFLICT IN Anok ]
Hon. Jared Benson versus Hon.
Thomas g. Jones. ~
Interesting Quarrel in a " Loyal J,
5 Family. IS. 1

. 80 - Aasns soous one hundred ladies and gem
uemen met at the Methodist Hall In this Mace
In response to printed notice signed bv the
Hon. Jared Benson, announcing that he womb
address the citizens of this place. who were
entertained in the following delicate and an.
parently agreeable style. The Honorable Cen
tleman began by saying that Thomas G. Jones,
OF Anoka. had been circulating reports about
him, calling him corrupt man, and that after
due deliberation he wrote Jones note. de-
manding that he should either prove that those
reports were true, or give him public satisfac.
ton. He handed him the note as Jones was
about starting for Washington, asking qsack
reply, which Jones promised to give before he
LETT st. Paul He and Jones happened to 90
Gown IN the cars together. Soon after leaving
me station at Rice Creek, Jones came up TO
him and wanted to have . talk about these
things, and Jones consumed all the time until
tney arrived ct St Paul, and from there MP to
the National Bank, in making the most profuse
protestations of friendship, &c. Benson said
tnat ne would be either man or q puppy. and
Il made him 90 sick to see Jones hwning
around him that he absolutely wanted to vous;s.
CHEERS and laughter.) (Here Benson read the
letters that passed between them on the sab
1.yc., . - l.t iVuIqIt. sGQdY
80 ~ to MI tnas some ten or twelve
TTT %;n aso lnomas ~ Jones had been sent to
hcIS;rS uoM ... 4ae o. inc New England States.
tS..t poS's.on VI gteas Trust. ne Violated
S sans nnn s'ass' |" x ano ran on with from
Uzo,vvJ ~ eov,OVos tnat all OF these
p.u ".. were reported In the CHI
~ ~ paPe1s anu tne ,boeton Journal Of
.nss oasss ,Denson Wenea Il 70 be particularly
0geeryed tnat oM was Thomas G. Jones, not
- SSs inomas y. zones, OF Anoka Next a Thos.
y. zones surned up IN DUBUQUE, played rascal
tHere. ana having cneated banker there ont
o. severM Thousand dollars, he absconded.
BENSON salo ne nao conversed with this banker
VINO nao no ao9Dt Dut that that Thomas g.
y s.oa ana Mss lnomas u. Jones were one and
VIZ 5 sean1 Person: al9 q Z, 5zC.ul eee. f,o,s,..
tnS lnomas u. Jones when ne came to this
State gave lectures 10 minneapolis and In Ano.
IA, ana oweit SO long on his sufferings and
nan ofeaosn escape rom the South, that he
move0 even Inc marc neart o. the speaker, who
sent 20 washington ami procured him the APP
pomtment OF lax collector. which he now
holos, at salary OF $1,000, and spends d, 900
OF more Per annum. One Of Jones lectures
was puDnsned ana found It's way South, where
u was repuDnsned IN aSoushen paper, . copy
Oh wnlcn was sent 70 the postmaster of An0-
"a, requesting MIN TO read It and then show it
70 Jones, Inc southern editor denouncing
the SUBSTANCE OF the lecture base lie and said
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Joseph =. Worcester. Ill D., author of
Worcesters Dictionary, died at Cambridge,
Massachusetts,. on Friday, aged eighty-one
years.
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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
WASHINGTON Oct. 10 1Reh

WASHINGTON, Oct. Is, 1866.
SIR: The President having referred to this
Department the letter addressed to him by Won
on the 18th instant relative to the respite
granted the two Indians-Medicine Bottle and
Little Sn-who had been convicted by militia
~ court martial and sentenced to be hung at
Fort Smelling on the day your letter to the
state that on the 9th instant. the President re-.
ferred to this Department q letter addressed to
him by Bishop Grace of Saint Paul, earnestly
and urgently demonstrating against the execu-
ton Of these Indians and expressing the opin-
ion that 1t would be inhuman and criminal on
the part of the Government of the United
States to do 80. sGEGnTVy
Not being In possession of any of the facts
connected with the capture and trial Of these
Indians, nor with the 0fense with which they
were charged, inquiry was made of the Secre.
tary of War, who replied orally that he was
subject 4| SFai''a
Under these circumstances felt it to be my
duty to recommend to the President to srs-
pend the execution of the Indians until the
facts could be presented. -si1oG'M 9shfsiEnfa
Surprising that the Secretary of War may
have been furnished with the record In the
case, have this day sent to him for it, and
when it shall have been received, will lose no
time In thoroughly examining the same, and
communicating my impression to the Presi-
dent, with such recommendations as justice
may seem to me to require. '7''' = IiiIiaIail
have the honor to be, very respectfully,
your obedient servant, .aal1i-rj g,ss -
JaaErn SOY JAMES HARLAN, Secretary.
His Excellency Stephen Miller, Governor of
Minnesota 'N't7i'l3A4t' ---6f.Jf. '.islJc er
STATE OF MINNESOTA, EXECUTIVE DEPI,l
81. PAUL, Oct. 81, 1865.
Hon. James Harlan, Secretary of the Interior,
Washington, D. c.: fo'-''' "
= SIR am In receipt Of your communication
OF the 18th inst, in response to mine of OctO-
her 11th, relative 10 the respite granted to the
two condemned Indians, Medicine Bottle and
Little Six. y ,tsIdao-I
With all due Difference to the opinion eff
Bishop Grace for whom I have q very high
regard, ! am persuaded that the evidence taken
upon the trial Will Justify the conclusions of
the court martial ,t0ijIsgIg. a. tg,Tot e.fork /
Should an examination of the proceedings
make like impression upon the Federal ari-
thorities, trust that the enormity of the crime
of these Indians and the future security Of our
people, will induce His Excellency, the Presi-
dent of the United States, to confirm and
sanction the sentence and findings Of the
court. 80 riov5gl sSf,as+rl 1'..Ou
& / think that the record and proceedings are
IN the hands of Hon. j. Holt, Judge Advocate
General. n II rF--.,......ls,..'.-r 1'fI11oi M
Very respectfully. your obedient servant
s-EiEBa "a, aaa STEPHEN MILLER
.ru So billie l-.. Governor of Minnesota
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DEsERrsRs ARRRsrED. Deputy Provost
Marshal Wheeler, of st. Cloud, brought down
four stalwart deserters recently, whom he
arrested in Todd county. They are known as
1.-THE Gorton Boys" and are hard cases. They
took to the bush in May last, at the time of
the draft, and formed camp, thre atsning to
resist and kill any Provost Marshal who should
try to apprehend them, as two or three Of them
were drafted. They were well armed, and it
would have been useless for one or two men
to have attempted to arrest them as they
would certainly have been killed. Mr.. Wheeler
took 8 cavalry squad Of six men, however, and
surprised two of them near their camp. They
ran, when the soldiers fired on them, wound
ing one in the hand. After quite askirmish,
and the firing of Is or 20 shots, the deserters
surrendered.
They were taken before Capt. Keith yester.
pay, and were by him ordered to be confined
in the rendezvous. Theywill be tried by court
martial as deserters.
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The General Character OF The
Fl0necfs

The several editions will present a full saithfn,
and reliable eptome of the latest Current neWs 70.
eeyed through our regular Geographic reports cor.
rsspondence. &c. Especial pains VIII be bestowed
moment we 60 to press To this viii he sSSad dns
Lively interest In LEGAL matters and in everythine
calculated TO promote the material prosperity Of oar
people; En-; The general army news WIN Sc published
MHmpuy faithfully and fully, and especial attention
wilFbe directed to intelligence reiatin To Mnnesots
troops IN the field giving the latest most autSentic
ana detailed Information a. to their locality M Le
conduct Of officers and SOLDIER AAu INC
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SENATE. -
TUESDAY, Jan. 10 1864.

IL y - :. 90 - -. = -
RESOLUTIONS. sm.a
Dy II' IN NJ IhN ssh.
nointed hv the President to ssearta;r "a "a ~
port n. smonnt of niSsaca ana aach r oou re-
Of the Senate. N' - - = = e'''1s''
Passed. and Messrs. Lowell W;Isoc .ra
George sppointed said Committee "n0on anu
Mr.. MILLER submitted the following report
IRON ad dne S1n"'''Oe vi JOINT Hu'es. which
was Tn aacR o;n, co,,,,,,t.. On ~.
Government of the Senate and House of Renre.
sentatives, have attended to the duties assigned
the Joint Rules Of the last Legislature With II
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THEfAIR.
SECOND DAY.

Inc keireshment tables in Music Hail were
crowded all day long, and until the hour of
c,oslng AZ night. The ladies here worked mo-
oiy' out we fear some have overworked their
strength i0the enthusiasm of the hsur. Let
no Visltorsan to call at this department. We
Know men who have scarcely eat meal at
nome since 1t commenced operations. All
speak highly of the excellent fare, and the po-
iisehess of the handsome ladies who wait on
inc tables. The receipts of this department
are very large.
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DIED.

Al ST. Paul January I'd 1865 WILLIAM
HARTSH0RN, formerly Of St Louis aged 81 years.
Mr. II. was one Of the oldest residents OFFS. Paul,
.hsving settled In Minnesota twensy-one yeu1 aeo.
He Was buried from ST. Paufs tEpiscopa1 CAurch,
n. PArxssox on Tuesday last ~
Theimpressive services Of the Masonic Order were
seesbrkS& q tfB1tays By =. C. snrH Esq, W. M.
saM FsarIOssS No..A Of which the deceased vu,
ssnlxnSsf s6utna jean Fhnstas edssstlers m
~ {, Al 7ssanx 5x6sys saa.eEF 90 wgws
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES

TUESDAY, January 10. 1865
Inc House met pursuant to Adjournment.
ana M, was opened with prayer BY the Chaplain.
took recess until IL o'clock, in order to meet
the Senate in Joint Convention, to elect q
United States Senator.
I JOINT CONVECTION.
The hour of II o'clock having arrived. the
Joint Convention assembled, and was called
to order. Alter roll call, the Chairman, Speaker
armstrong, read the law relating to the elec.
tion OF United States Senator, and declared
that 1t would now take place.
Senator NUTTING nominated Hon. Daniel
8. Norton.
George. af '-'e' :
The roll was called by the Clerk.
FOR DANIEL S. NORTON.
Ihose who voted for Mr.. Norton were
SenGe-Messrs. Cameron, Daniels. George
Lowell, Morrison. McKusick, Miller. Nicois'
Nuttmg, fillsbury, Porter, Rice, Swift, Sprague'
smith and Thatcher-16.
Aouse-Messrs. Aldrich, Bulls. Chaleant
Codvllie, Cornell, Crane, Croker. Davis. Dow.
ner Gibbs. Goodrich, Griswold, Harrington.
Hewson, Hill, Huntoon, Locke, Patten, Ronz
EEogers. Shandrew: Smith, Stark, Stowell,
X Wh.. taylor, Teachout. Tuthill, West
Wnttemore and Mr.. Speaker-30.
FOR JAMES GEORGE.
Inose who voted for Mr. George were
%. -9-'' ""u " A'oH
House-Messrs. Beatty, Evans, Gilman chi.
seau, Jay, Peckham, Poehler, Rigby. Oscar
ABSENT, 'e .s
ScnGfe-Messrs. Shillock and Norton.
Hoase-Messrs. Gilfllan and Keister-2.
-s RESULT.
For Daniel 8. Norton .. As vo.os
For James George. do :.
The SPEAKER then announeed the resn,t
ana declared Daniel 8. Norton elected AZ
United States Senator from the State of Mipne-
sota, for the term of six years." fApplause.
Inc ConVention then adjourned. -
MInout Hansacting any further business.
the House then adjourned. J. ~, :
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THE WEEKLY PIONEER

ls the first newspaper issued in Mfnnesots .ra -.
been printed continuously since 1919 II cont.in o
ail the rews matter Of the Daily and Th-WeeLIv
sdons and 4 the largest newspaper printed in the
); Stsse We snan endeavor az in the past, to make
itor to every household It win contain. in addition
10 tne news OF the day. the best selected and orOi
nal tales poetry, reviews and other exccent ierssv
mauet. ~ is 10 every respect popular Newspaper.
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THE 3. WORLD FOR 1865
. lasiffo ~ --- ----- -------- 81
PHOSPHORUS

19tf Alla g3ta-Ts sgeg-l
me f'es'oeniiAt contest just closed eonsisnsthe
political de'inies Of thepeopIeof the United states
during another tim of years. to the control Of
President Lincoln at the North, ana Jefferson Davis
atthe South. .lf 90 =. ~
The Democrat; party, siways idenliasd With the
prosperity growth and glory Of the Republic, may
point with honest pride to its record in this great
contest -. .
'1ss an Administration welding tie most
enormous power Of patronage and'the nsoa aniiu.
tied command Of treasure evss psssesyed by A1y
government and reenforces alike b Tia uifounded
fsars q many pAtFs0ts ~ lie snpathies Of a.
traitors the nsnsaahs pstSssusArne battle q
1854 Arply and saressiy 70 TIE end. - so 3
Defeated in TIE Electoral coasEa the small ma
joi5 Of The popular votes BY which Il Las been d.
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PERSONAL Capt. ]. NJ. McKelvy, of

PERSONAL Capt. j. NJ. McKelvy, Of
the Seventh Minnesota, is ct the Merchants
Hotel, on his way home to st. Cloud. At the
recent battle of Nashville he was badly wound
ed, being shot through the body.
J. G. McK;ndley of Milwaukee, the clever.
genial agent Of the Wisconsin MutQal Life In
sursnce Company, leaves for home to-day.
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DEATH OF LIEUT.. WHEELRR.-We learn
BY private letter from st. Louis, that Lieut..
Frank Wheeler of Company B, Sixth Regi-
ment, died in Hospital there on December
80, of diptheria. The deceased was resident
of st. Anthony at the time of his enlistment,
and was well. known there.
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The NEw York tribune, in speaking
Of Mason 81 Hamlin's Cabinet Organs. says:

These instruments have been blown by the
wind Of genuine success from Boston to San
Francisco That Messrs. Mason & Hamlin
have succeeded in making a superior small in
strument. from little bandbox like things. to
those which, though portable, and not larger
than piano, can make themselves felt ia a
church, Is the universal opinion Of the musical
profession. They agree that no such mechani.
cal works of the kind can be fonnd in ennal
perfection in Europe. The tone is pure and
full, and with az immense body for so small
o provocative mechanical force. They stand
rough travelling, bad usage, and viii live in
climates which viii kill American missionaries
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

80 - {4iti sMosDAr,, Jan. Q, 1865
The House was called TO order at II O'Clock,
and opened with prayer by the Chaplain.
II :. a. e BHLe ,FORwARDRD.s
H. +. No. 1, bill TO amend the Township
Organization Law, was put on its second read
ing, -
Mr.. GUITEAu moved to suspead the rules,
and put the bill on its third reading and fisai
passage. Lost.
Mr.. Smith, of Chisago, from the Crmmittee
on Mileage, made o report Of the number of
miles travelled by each member of the House,
and amount due each. -
On motion, the report was adopted, and the
Clerk instructed to issue certificates to the
members in accordance Herewith.
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Bionetr 4 9enotrz1
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH ANNUAL MEET
Neon Friday evening last the members OF
the First Baptist Church held its Annual Meet
ing, for the election of such officers as are cho-
sen annually. The organization for the year
1865 stands as follows: 1sg
Pastor-Rev. JOHN ID. POPE.
Deacons-A. II. Lavender, Orlo Rogers and
G. w. Prescott.
Clerk-John II. Randall.
Tyustees-Horace Thompson, A. III. Cayep.
der, E. F. Drake, E. NJ. Bart, Jas. L. Thomn-
son, D. d. Merrill and VIA. Wakefield. =
TTeasuer-Wm. Wakefield
Orgnast-Emma Rogers. $3.50
The Church is in fourishing circumstances.
both temporarily and spiritually. Its member
ship is constantly increasing. A small sum
is yet due on their edifce, but is provided for
by a loan on easy terms. The pastors salary
has been increased during the past year, and
800 raised for the Sabbath School, so that it
will be seen that this pioneer church. the old
est with perhaps one exception, in our city, is
substantial and prosperous. - :. - 4 ~.
The Sabbath School has an average attend.
ance Of nearly 200 scholars. Its officers are
Superintendent George w. Prescott. rq.i
:. SecfefGy-John Il. Randall. ga, ~ -.ai.. =
Treasured. D. Merrill. ylaris1 s.s
I The annual pew renting takes place on Mon
day evening next .sss4.z tAlct alg
= q q { fss-e ~ ar
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LEGISLATURE OF MINNESOTA.
SEVENTH SESSION.
SENATE.

THURSDAY, January s, 1866.
Senate assembled at half past ten, and after
roll call and prayer by the Chaplain, the Presi-
dent announced that the time fixed for meet
ing the House in Joint Convention to canvass
the votes cast at the last election had arrived
and the Senate took o recess for that purpose
RE-ASsEMBLED.
MIR. DANIELS moved that two hundred
copies of the Governors message be ordered
printed Carried.
The Senate then adjourned until IL A, M.
tomorrow (Friday.)
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mARRIED.

At the residence of the brides father, in Dayton
Janusry 9Th, by Rev. w Hayden, Rev. & q
PAINK, Chaplain Of the Second Minnesota Cav
alry, and Miss kEBE Goa SUBWAY -
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,AIIorlxsr sJsrv1D. AThsstase Treas
uref has received< hs allotment of Co. Z Sec
cond C Cav up TO Nov. LIST 1864, amounting
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TIE DAILY PIONEER
sMondays excepted)t - - hAn
THE TRI-WEEKLY PIONEER

Is Is Issued every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and
= and VII be found very convenient Issue
Va lc -. wncn have no daily mail It contains
appears in the Daily edition. 'nss
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
| THURSDAY, Jan. 3, 1866.
| House opened at 10 O'Clock with prayer by
the Chaplain, Rev. Cyrus Brooks.
REPORTS.
The Report of A. Fl. Hanchett, State Geolo.
| gist, and Of Thomas Clark, Assistant do, were
laid before the House and ordered printed.
JOINT CONVENTION.
The hour Of IL o'clock having arrived, the
House took q recess, in order to meet with the
Senate in Joint Convention, for the purpose of
canvassing the State votes. The Senate hay
ing been notified of the readiness of the House
TO meet with them, appeared and took their
seats within the bar. After calling the roll.
the officers of the convention proceeded to
open and canvass the returns. This having
been concluded, the convention, on melton Of
Senator Nutting, took recess at 12L o'clock
for halt an hour, to give the clerks time to
sum up the figures. "a. aa
fss ONE O'CLOCK, p. N.
The convention was called to order.
Speaker ARMSTRONG announced the totals
OF votes, and made the usual proclamation, de-
claring the election of the Supreme and Dis
trict Judges, the term to commence on thefirst
day OF January, 1885. lFor result see else
The convention then adjourned. q
PAPERS, POSTAGE AND STATIONERY Fl
A debate Of some length ensued on motion
OF Mr.. SHANDREW to provide each member
with certificate for g. worth of newspapers,
postage and stationery. Various motions Were
made to I'LL the blank-Eanging from 81 to ESQ;
but without coming to any conclusion, the sub
ject was laid on the table.
The House then adjourned. fG4 n 4
49, - ,, MONDAY, Jan. 8, 1855.
The Senate opened as usual, after which ths
President announced the following
s3 80 STANDING -oOMnrrrEs
FinGeco-Mckusick, Miller and Langley.
yudicsa'yENorton, Swift and Baxter.
ESectsoRs-Lowell, Morrison and langley
CIosns-Nicols, Daniels and Porter
y EaLccfsos.Daniels, Pillsbury, Langley, Mo-
Pubic La.d,-Thatcher, NuttiDg, and Pms
Iste,nd improvements Daniels, shillock and
Mating. FTk'Eslf 1gI T~7T-0- =
Federal Relations Swift, Smith and Nicols.
Agriculture and MGnafactuyes- Pillsbury,
George snd Cameron. Et#E
Military Afars--M Morrison, Baxter and Low
E C~poruaoss-SprAgus. Rice and Norton.
Bnsks-Nicols, Wilson and Miller. r.
RGi1roods-Rice, Morrison, Norton, Miller, !.
swift, Porter, Spragne, Cameron and Wilson.
Stass GharstGbs hsssitut's"'-Nutting, Came
ter.
indian AfGrs-Swift SAilock and Porter.
Pubic buildings 0sa- Acknowledgement, DAN
iels and Thatcher. 7aoas Rs
State Prison-G George, AcKusick, Nieols, |
Wilson and Sprague.
Stase Li6ray-Shillock, Rice and Wilson.
Pr;stisg-Millef Thatcher and Baxter. |
e Engossment- Smith, langley and PillsbUry.
Ennollment-G George, Porter and Sprague.
Change of NMss-CAmerou, Nutting and |
Shillock.
Esd0dios- Hhhlock, Lowell and Wilson.
By Mr. DANIELS -
to inform the House that the Senate will meet
that body tomorrow at IL O'Clock for the pur.
pose of eleoring . United States Senator.
Passed. AAELs - q ass Sc IA
Adjourned until to IL A. N. tomorrow.
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Aoeai.t. $50. ....-.....''1I,1Vz W
Thus the financial success Of the fair-so
surely foSeshadowed on Monday was rendered
p'anly esrain By yestaday's eteratiDus. Hea.
ven % praised for the success It has Youchafed
70 our noble enterprise! - -
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SurRRME CouRr - SIXTH DAx.-The
Court convened at 10 O'Clock A. M. Full Bench

present. go - ~ Lf'1 i''aA :
Hon. A. G. Chatfeld then appeared in open
Court, and presented the credentials of Hon.
Thomas Wilson, a. Chief Jnstice of this Court.
Whereupon the said Thomas Wilson appeared
in Court, took the oath-of office as prescribed
by law, and took his seat as Ohief Justice of
the Supreme Court of the State of Minnesota.
Hon. Lafayette Emmett, late Chief Justice
of this Court, appeared and presented the Gre
dentials of Hon. 8. ]. r. Mcmillan and Hon.
John NJ. Berry, as Associate justices of the
Court. Whereupon they appeared in open
Court and took the oath Of office.
The Court was then declared open for bust
ness. Full bench present. @5
State Of Minnesota. Respondent, vs.. Corlett
Hill, Appellant. Austin & Warner for Re.
spondent Cox & Griffin for Appellant. Ar
gued and submitted.
Thomas Harrington, Respondent, vs.. Hiram
8. Norton, ct al, Appellant. L. Barber for
Respondent; c. c. Wilsun for Appellant. To
be submitted by written briefs on part of
Appellant. Argued and submitted by Re-
spondent- aat
Nathan c. D. Taylor, Respondent, VS.. Joshua
L. Taylor, ct al, County Commissioners of
Chisago County, Appellants. n, N. Setter,
for Respondent; L. e. Thompson for Appel.
lrnt Argued and submitted.
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age, made report which was read and rAsom.
mitted for correction. -
Adjourned until II A. M tomorrow
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