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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-10-20

boat down the daddy OF waters,
which proved to be the old Steamer
Commercial, loaded to the guards
with all sorts OF plumber for Duvall's
Bluff and upper White river. On
this Institution We went to Laconia
Ark-a small place, one house and
one stove. We landed there about
10 O'Clock in the morning of Sunday,
and it did seem that ali the darkies
in the country were there. We got
our dinner at a private hOuseand after
dinner we promised to have our pic
! lures for the adAiring gaze of our
colored brethern. This being done,
the next thing was to build fire on
the bank of the river to hail the first
passing boat, the Steamer NAtOna
being then due, about midnight she
come, and we were glad enough l can
| assure you, as we had a prospect OF
getting u few hours sieep-RbOut
Iour O'Clock however we were called
up, having reached the mouth OF
White river and the end OF our
hoats trip, but u miles from Ma
poleop, which was our destination
An accommodating fiat boatman
after little parieying agreed to
| take US the balance of our journey in
a skiff to Napoleon, at which place
we arrived bag and baggage about
one hour after sunrise. Napoleon is
"A dilapidSted old town at the mouth
of Arkansas river. We got taleTa-
bic breakfast at the only Hotel there
for which we were permitted to drop
! Only one dollar each, for the sfOre-
said breakfast. AT this place, I met
an old friend. tramPing jour prin
ter, Harris by name, who has started
a 16 column paper with the bright
sounding title of the Napoleon
Ne,1S-and with subscription list
OF 200 of inTaria6Ey in GdrG'lce sub
scribers. Nose was glad to see his
old friend, so he said, aud we had
quite a hearty laugh about the last
tune I met him, some three years
ago in Pittsburgh Pa. Nose was a
compositor on the Daily Commercial
and induIged in drinks between
which is the very worst kind
of drinking to make drunk come.
Nose had been on big spree and
run against somebody's bunch OF
fves, which put his optics in hay
mourning, this is In the classical
language of the gentleman who prac-
tice the manly art. Feeling naturally
sorry to see the young gentleman in
such fix, 1 lectured him on his evil
Idoings, and advised him to svoid
the flowing bowl, not having the
1east idea that the lecture would do
tany good, hut Nose weighed his
Ifriend's advice well, and resolved to
drink no more, and am glad to say
is a strict temperance man and 8
i useful member If not an ornament to
the society Of Napoleon. We had the
good fOrtune to get the fine steamer
Marble, City from Napoleon to Barn
ards Landing, one mile above Grand
i Lake, Ark-We arrived here abCIt
daylight Tuesday morning and have
had the pleasure OF remaining at this
point until Wednesday at noon
Cotton Is coming in very rapidly a
all these points, and trade is quits
baisk. ..
From Vieksburgh and points far.
ther down, 1 will drop you q liLe-
AS ever yours.
OLIVER P. MYERS.
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The Arabas, illustrate their { ssstimnass

The Arabs illustrate their estinats
of the different eolors OF horses by
the following storyi l., II
"A chief Of q tribe was once pursued
by enemies; he said TO his son, ItNLy
son, drop 10 the rear and tell me the
color Of the horses Of our foe; and
may Allah burn his grandfatherlY
| Ii 'tWhitAs ''sVas the. answer. liThan
Ne will go, SOUTH" said the chief
'for in the vast plains Of the desert
the wind OF q white horse will net
stand Ina pEoEFacted chase y Again
the chief said, SHY SON. what eolORed
horses pursue us?" stBiack, o my
father I" "Then we will go among
the stones and rocky ground, for the
ffeet of black horses are not strong. 70
A fhiEd time shey0nnR Arab Was sent
to the rear, and reported chestnut
horses, "Then," said the chief, '..We
are lost. Who but Allah can deliY-
er us from the chestnut horses o.
Dun orcresm-coloredlhorses with the
Arabs are copsidered worthless,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-10-20

PARTY OF PRoaREss.-A brag-
ging Radical journal boasts that the
Radical party is q Party Of Progress.
1t Is indeedf But fts progress is
from the top ofthe hill to the bottom.
Its progress Is from Union to Disun'
ION from peace to war; from no ma
tiOnal debt 20 al enormous nations
debt; from no national Taxation to
the heaviest taxation in the world ;
from specie 70 Tagsi from vast com
merclal prosperity 70 no commerce
and no ships from George Wash
ipgton to A. Lincoln and Y. 3.
Grant T ~
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IG wTIIIERD

fN0yNFY SURVEYORAOmce In
Othe County Recorders once IN the
Wikfdni Building, where he can be
found when In the city II not, any bu-
WeplInger, Esq., County Recorder, WHO
will give que notice 20 me. 81 tai
The law aJthorises the County Survey,
OF 20 t,sk0 the acknowledged OF any
instrzrnent OF writing !; he viii therefor.
write and aokuoWledgei Agreements
Mcrtgass peses. .sc,. esS Ht lAn pIiieS
CANTON Jan. IS t6oa q . -ila
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The Paris and London
PAPER CLOTHING co,
Outfits for. Ladies' and
Gentlemen.

THE ondei Signed WuuId most ra-
q spsctfplly y. ma ~ 1ae SnbllaA haA- -ahs
agency scr tie AbOve, under letters pat
ent celebrated Manufactured Paper
time introduced in the United Suites.
Among the various aS Accomplishments
of science and art. Ibis may be consider
ed one OF the Krestest ach ieVemerts OF
the age.
The renoWn which these GoOds- have
obtained in Europe for their exc uisite
elegance, Gexibility, great durability
and cheapness will at onss recommend
them To the American public. Z
NOTICE, LADIES mo MORE
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WASHING, NO MORE IRONIN
NO MORE VEXATIONl

The great invention OF Paper Clothing
which can not DO detRctRd from linen
hbrics, and At one half the price for
merly paid for Veshing.
eDss in an unjust. degrte. TheY must
be seen TO be appreciated
The great demand for them, upon the
manufacturers in Europe prevented
them thus far, from sending large sup
ply. Thus the 6rst inFOics will dispose
sfnlrnd uc8 aud show klisiE nleTlts AZ
Wholesal6 dealers will not be dealt
with tor the present. No order will be
6lled for more than one dozen OF any one
Article at one time to 81 9 Same address,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-10-20
The Geological Survey of Ohio
What an OberlInIEe Thinks
oft. .-...r

The Geological Survey of Ohio
What IN OberlInIEe Thinks
oft. .-.
One Of the charges made with more
of bitterness than any other, against
the late Democratic Legislature, was
the enactment Of law providing Tor
geological survey ofthe State. An
Oberlinlte writes letter to the Gle
veland LeadeP--a bitter Radical
sneet-on that subject. In which, IN
we'll set terms, he shows the scound<
relism of the attack:
OBERLIN, October /, 1859.
In late number Of q Republican
paper noticed an editorial article
entitled Democratic Policy, +" which
ended as follows: -Four geograph-
fcal engineers at cost of $4,000
That Is what you got by electing q
Democratic Legislature two years
ago. Will you try another of that
sort We think not"
In some parts OF the county that
would be q telling argument against
any party, but here it proves too
much. Our people are supposed to
be too intelligent not to see the ad-
vantageS of alnew and thorough geog-
/ raphical survey of Ohio. Taking
I either the pecuniary or scientific
view of the subject, we may conf
IDENTIFY expect abundant returns for
the Investment. The work Of de-
termIning actually ali the fossils OF
our State is so vast that legislative
help Is essential.
The Democratic Legislature has
Ijustly merited cur condemnation for
its lave disfranchising many Of our
citizens and soldiers. Other OdiOus
acts are enough to condemn it, and
1t seems quite unnecessary for us to
make party capital out Of one of the
tcfseSE e1I1ctn1ea1Es Of the session, and
one which our coming Republican
Legislature will, trust approve by
continuing the preparation.
| NIns-tenths OF the legislation which
/ GOV. HAYES and the Radical sheets
| In his interest and support charge as
crimes against the Dem ocrRtic party,
was recommended by HAYES in his
message as Governor, and was voted
for and supported by the mass 70
Radical members Of the last Legis-
lAture.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-10-20

A QREAT MIsTARR,-VIctor Hu-
20 says that to abollsh kings, Il 10
abolish armies. He ought e come
to the United States, and, In the
light of the late civil strife, declare
whether war and armies Is the ex-
luAiye product Of r1onaTehy. ,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-10-20

, Money must accompany each order TO
secnrA altslA,Oa.. Eetlers calling for lps
EorrnatiQn Enuet co1ta7h stamp.
Ihsssndlnk hnoneS, hTooure moaet er-
ders II possible, and add ten per cent
for pos age.
JACOBUS VAN,
The Paris and London Paper Clothing
COmpanyes- Agent, IS circle street, COR.
Of Market IndIAnaPOlts, lad -
ssplSmS.
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EInpeaeh Crane.

One of the first duties of the HOnse
OF Representatives upon its asSembl-
ing in December next, should be the
drawing up Of charges against Ulys-
ses Simpson Grant, President Of the
United States, and the RrraignIng
him before the bar of the Senate uDOn
trial for Impeachment.
It Is their duty to do this, and II
they fail the curses of the American
people will be upon them.
Let them arraign Grant under the
Constitution Of the United States up-
on charges or So fes r-aass
Bribery in ofice, .t
Inability to do his duties,
For violation Of his oath,
For leaving the executive Office in
the hands Of clerks, r,rs 1852
For not calling the Vice President
to perform the duties during his alb
For not faithfully executing the
law, - Ee.sa
And finally for varisus hIgherines
and misdemeanOrss ali Of which are
fully detailed ia the leading Radicai
ueWsPapeFs Of the day.
The proofs are sufficient. $50
The country demands it.
! q The gRoSt loyal party tlthat brouShE
the Union so safely through so much
dAnRer1 demands It
It must be done. Because, II Il u
not done, when the time for another
selection rolls around, ths Democracy,
i With one accord, viii charge the inn
| bccility OF Grants administration
fdireetfy upon the Radical party.
| g Hence the Radical party must de
this kRsslf-d -defense--M =. DsnOcraE.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-10-20

Ii yoa want one Of fha best Cook Stoves,
hnest PsEloE or Heating StoEeS go y the
CHBCERRED FRONT, where 6rSt clasl
ss0Tesats mAds especially. lsw2
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JOsEPH CREVOIsTR, Jr.,

1WOFARY PUBEIC-OHiee north
~ elaf corner Of Public square. II .
viii attend to drawing deeds, mortgages
poWet5i OF sttorney, &c. In addition to
The English, he also speaks the German
ana French languages. He viii also
procure passports for persons wishing
30 90 to Eurooe- -. ~ Sl-l
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Watfhss, atmelrs, &c.
Ofro WTEfERHAIrER,

;uRACTIOAK.I MATCHMAKER
and Je%e1Er. and Deaior'ih Watohes
FClocEs, JoWfelfy iand Silvsrzarel Re
,oaIriug neatly done, on short notice.
No. Eagle Block. s' =. IsbS eostf
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-10-20
goKis.
s.e.iiIRxcHAEoR. n HOTEL,
1xcKsoN A0TEL,

-DY A., SPOHNHAuER1At OIt
ID Depot snssts PsoPsrly CARED, e i,,i iof
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DEALIER In AIaERIOAN AND
~ E6seign " atehes, Oiccka.o Silver
ware and Fancy GOoda--NoEfhSSest corr
nor 10 Fubllc Square uFpnirink neatly,
sxpsdlrlodsiy- and satisfactorily done.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-10-20

DEALERsIN N WATCH Es
IL Clocks. JsNelry, Sliyerwar. 40 =
East aide of Public Square. REPAIRING
dOns On short notics-, - ---.,
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PRICE LIST

S1its. Walking, With PAnjer eat, eaeA. q
SklEts, ptAn Wlte, par QuArtar doaea----.----- IS
ftrss COS eer lQeStsf deSsa- ---s-l g
HAbdeeeeAIazA el1ooeas9 hlndpslnslE pes
Coaars. PllAble aS unsas Per do8sa Se
Chenalaettss per quar- doSen......--- -
HhlEt Fronts. elsghat designs. peg dOsea..-... 80
Waite VOsss. fOA[ In paekagS....-.. ....-....I ~
aAndksEcAlsh. per dozen ..I oo
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.gaaksrs.

GEO. d. HARTER & BROTHER,
DANKERS- East TuscarAwas st,
ID Receive Deposits, Loan. Money, buy
Gold, silver, Bonds and Compound In
tersst Notea. ExohanEe BonRh.. 4 sold.
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this knRs

BOILED CIoCKss "A writer In the
Scientific AStesSeGR says: 'sCOmmon
brass clocks may be cleanSed by i'm
mersing the works In boiling water.
Rough as this treatment may appear,
It works well, and / havS foH many
gears past boiled my clocks when
ever they stop from any accnmIIla-
EIon of dust, or thickening of oil Hp-
on Diyots. They should be boiled In
pure rain water, and dried by g Warm
Stove, or near the fire. write thts
by the tick of an eight day cloGk
which was boiled q year ago, and
has behaved perfectly well ever
slnce,
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HARVEY LAUGHLIN,

ATTORNEY AT LAW, Notary
n Public, and MtiitarY Clam AEent,
Alliance. Ohio. 22tf
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! wM McKTNIw.
7M.0. McGREGOR,

A TToRNEY AT. .LAW1omce in
~ Eagle Block-oyer National Bank.
iune 26 81 Ess-f--- if..-y f.--...y.'-
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ghoitotsrapas.
IRWIN SMITH,

DHOTOGRAPHER, Particu.
II lar attention given 10 copying Hnd
enlarglng pictures Oval Frames and
Albu AIS ronstantiy Oh hand. Rooms IL
Nalnews's Block, South Market street
jtnelS 't.6lf @ $50 -. .-~ii
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!. ~. McCORD,

TTORNEY AT Law, and Gen
n erAl Collection Agent, Alliance, o
Busineas entrusted to his care will re-
cSlve prompt AtIention- - 25tf
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! ALLFANcR HOUSE,

T OUI8 OHEIGER, PRoPRIEroR,
il Nortn Market street.
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A TrORNEY ATcLAW, and Gen.
n erelCOltseting AGENT Carthage. Jas
per county, MiasouFtC rt r1.'r ocCN1ifi
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DY DANIEL S0URBECK-At
ID the Station-AiliaDce, Ohio; Meats
Hlways In readines on arrival OF cars
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GEO. y. BALDWIN

- SNrVl'yF n -ii''a1D 2 2 a. !" ~ -
ATTORNEY AT IAW--Ofhce in
AEASls Block tup stAirsl -11ir y 81
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: "a CLOUD RoTRL,

,spuRtIG soUARE,, CANTON
ssST&- L xLx. FTsPssstss.sSsss -
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7gfaastrg
y. n. SIDDALL,
Al. nouns.

CURGEON DENTIST once (ul
- stntrsl aboVe Deuble Bros JeWefry
Store. All operations connected with
the profession promptly attended to.
decl6 t-----'
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AitoFutys.
JAMEs HARSH.

A TFORNEY AT LAW, MAS
IA eiIIon. OHIO. Once in g. Harsh'H
Baock. up sselfs. sPronapt attention Civ
en- O. all business intrusted 90 bis care.
Jaiy7,o0tG ~ " tnA .iol .'fi
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cody &-0AUGHrS NEW YORK
AGENCY.

A ATCEH FREE-Given graf
is 70 every live man who will act as
agent IN new, light and honorable hu-
siness, paying $50 day. No gift enter
prise. No humbug. No money wanted
in advance. -AddEREs r. MONROE x EN-
NEDY q &C., Pittsbnrgh, Pa. oet7w4
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rRIMnRl q HAAS.

TTNDERTAK ERS-Metallic, and
~ and all kinds of Cofiins always. on
baud. Tive HeRrses always in readi'
-.nssa- East TuscaIAwaa street.
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IhEALER IN MILLINERY a
H. Fancy G6cSis. No. Opers HoIise
Block. Canton, Ohio jy2ltf
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-09-09

-. B. Brown, Of St. Charles, has .
COW that gave 287 quarts Of milk in
seven days. This is equal to Al quarts
per day.
DIR. A. w. Chase has sold his
printing establishment IN: Am Arbor
ito R. A. Beal for SCI, 900, part Of the
Ioouside5ationt being $50, 900 ID Mime
sofa wild lands.
! .tl,fH(aH ,i:iI. -
/. The total amo1nt of claims fled
against the government fortthe capture
and destruction Of private property dur
ing tho late war is $63, 100000. =
Tho creditors Of Piindo Napoleon
have obliged him to mortgage his IA
nous estate at Porto Ferrago, Elba,
which was, in 1914 and 1916, the resi-
dence Of Napoleon T. !
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-09-09

Tan criticisms drawn forth by Mrs
Stowe's recent article On tho alleged
incestuous conduct Of Lord Byron con-
tinue to multiply, with varying tone.
The truth OF Lady Byron's death-bed
confession, Is we'll As Of Mu. Stoves
statements, is questioned by some and
sustained BY others. Be this q it may,
the publication Of the article at all is
deserving Of severe censure. 1t could
serve no good purpose. Byron's char
acter was dark enough with the stains
visible to tho world during his life
time; this disclosure can be of but
little benefit to his wife; while 1t
blackens the otherwise fair name Of his
sister. It has spread abroad through
the pages Of = leading magazine sspeh
matter u, cannot but exercise balefal
influence upon very many minds. -,
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-09-09

In aaine there are " three tickets in
the feld-a Republican b., . Democratic
and a Temperance This fact gives,
the Democracy considerable hope, as
they feel confident that the Temper
aucc ticket eau draw nothing from
their ranks. The same hope is in
dulged to some extent in this State,
The Democratic papers are fostering the
project OF a Temperance ticket IN the
hope Of weakening the Republican
strength. Their efforts thus far have
proved futile, and doubtless will come
to naught.' The election in Maine will
take place on the 18th inst.
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p = ] HTTIE II = ) :
ST. PAUL PIONEER,
~ss:l &--sss AZ az H.
". ESTABLISHED IN l849.
The Oldest and Bet M.e.pepe, u tAs State.
DEMOCRATIC IN PoL1F1os.
Daily, III. Weekly, Heekly.

sHFEtY TN !
., The st.. Paul Pioneer has recently enter
ed. upon the Twenty-6rst year Of its exist
ence, with larger list Of Subscribers and
more extensive patronage than it ever BE-
fef + i is fsasly p.moet.,to, ploa,.,,;I,
in its ideas, and. thsorgsn<of the people. =!
l'a Il advocates honesty, and economy in
tho adminlstretionSsf Tho aoyernmsntj r.
The repeal Or great modification :, Of tho
existing oppressive tarlf;v '''''.-
The prompt payment 81 the debt;
a' The taxation Of Government Bonds the
same as other property taxed;
-. The banishment Of corruption from al
4 g; RI ' ss;ss Sstg; us asGs
times; 3ae.rr,:so1
tered solely for the Good of the People.
ma ALI editions ST the Pioneer will contain
the latest ,Telegraphic, Dispatches from all
parts oEsthe world the LateSl News of al
kinds; reliable and full Market Reports;
Official Doeuments aad the Laws; Politi-
cal and general Editorial; Correspondence
from all parts Of our own State and from
abroad tho Local News fremG the various
localities in the State; interesting Tales
and general Reading for the Firesi3s.sEt.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-09-09

PoIlTlcAL.-Mr Donnelly has an
nouneed his willingness to accept Tie
nomination for Go"ernor, if rendered
him With view to conciliatiop. The
Press, Dispatch, Wiuona Republican
and a majority Of the Republican papers
in the State earnestly urge his nomin,-
ton. The Minneapolis Tribune 'op.
poses, With Characteristic virulence.
Gen. J. T. Averill has withdrawn
his name - candidate for Treasurer,
This leaves the way clear for Capt,
Muuch. s..ra.' .5t''- s. :.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-09-09

TnE editor Of the Meriden Conn
Recorder il 4 very unfortunate individu-
al. Some two years ago he was horse
whipped, year later he was knocked
down in the post Office, and = few days
since he went through the same opera
ton in the streets. IF there is be to IN
annual celebration Of this kind in tho
life Of Mr.: Riggs, the editor Aforesaid,
during tho remainder Of his eveutfnl
career, We would advise him to shut up
shop and quit the business. ,.a,. ..:.,: -.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-09-09
DEATH OF GEN. RAyVLINs.

On Monday afternoon, General John
A. Rawlins, Secretary Of War, died At
Washington, in the thirty-ninsh year Of
his age. He Vas surrounded BY Mem
benz Of the Cabinet aud BY other friends
although his vito Vas 1t tho time ab.
seut in Connecticut. Gen. Grant old
not arrive until about an hour after. his
death. Gen. Ravlins served With
marked distinction during the War, and
Was held in the highest personal esteem
BY Gen. Grant. His remains will be
buried to-day. Gen. Sherman is men,
toned IS probable Secretary ad tnlerip.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-09-09

The marked contract between the
climate Of Minnesota and that in tho
Eastern States sgaiu- presents itself III
the fact that on Wednesday last there
was a light fall Of snow in New York
aud in Duchess county thin ice formed;
In New Hampshire the day before, tho
mercury fell to28 degrees, and ice two
inches thick chung to the telegraph
wires. What has there been in Min
nesota 10 compare to this I? ,,-. "a.