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SPEClA NOTICES.
.GEETINGxMARRIED.~
UNION BAKERY.

j.. This Bakery has received :. new Crack
er Machine, and win furnish the bes
Crackers at.tbe lowest price. Also VII
keep on hand every thing found IN
!. FIRsT-cLASs BAKERY..!
Call snd rec .us, ON Richmond avenue
:. roier,s bloch ". KUCK & FRITZ.
st. Cloud, jan 90, 1870. s127-ly
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On Monday, Mr.. Seward left ST.
Louis for California, China and around
the world. This is quite . trip for .
man sof seventy.nine to undertake. +
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81 , iCilpi MoKrNNl7, Of theeI 'Chataeild
Democrat; i: says IS: Wild '"p1umbs'' are
plenty down there: I've Should 'thihk
that Kind xa6Std liz heavily On i mans
digestive apparatus :s'"'l'''1~' :@:'5'ss'',
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PATENTS.

Inventors who wish to TAX out Letters Pstent are
advised to counsel with MUM L CO., editors of the
Scientific American. who have prosecuted claims be.
fore the Patent Ohace for over Twenty Years Their
extensive in the world. Charges less than any other
reliable agency. A pamphlet containing full in
structioDs to the inventors is sent gratis.
MUM 4 CO., 81 Park Row, Now York
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M. DoNsr1IY has accepted an,in-
vitation . spe,k At St. Panl, % S.tur-
day evening, On "the financial and po-
litieal questions sof the d,y. z psas..5
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THE Minoeapoli. Tribune urges the
sMeekers Dam. Company to make tie
necessary, expenditure. Of, $25,0Qo, ID
improving the rapids below st. Antho-
AyF.lls foso navigation, before Febru:
airy LIST, 1871, in order to hold the
grant of 100000 s.cr+s I: s!ot land given
by Congress. This expenditure j. an
express provision Of, the act r., ~'".
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81 hurr TA1toh,; IN the L. Crosse
Leade1, referring to the recent visit Of
jeff Davis u Washington, ,.ys' tAat
'sthe presence Of this' traitor Il the he
Capitol is the severest; satire upon this
Government which il HIS everreceived.',
Perhaps he i. not far from being co., ,,,.
rect. lis certainly an evidence either
Of d spirit Of tolerance that borders on
weakness, 81 of forgiveness that is almost
d;o;nne 5s}@3 s'1s a-s.ss,ss a NJ %0};a4s %
NAVAuN' LIZ
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One locomotive and Eve hundred
tons Of iron for the Northern Pacific
'Ioad arrived 1t Duluth On THURSDAY.
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THE aIANKATo AND 81. CLOUD RAIL
80; \ 52@"I 5.,:ROAD 81. 81 a9oia 4


o., The St.: Peter s1yslune: copies r.hs
msin portion ofTHr JOURNALS article
Of two weeks ago, and adds: -:
80 4Ths proposed road would open up. 4
magnificent country, already we'll settled
aud affordipg paying local bust
ness, if any portion Of the State would.
1--WE are also anxious to see the work
pushed forward, as the road would nat
.urally take in. St. Peter " its route.
In fact the two other roads-one 10
operation aud the other to be opeoed In
a few weeks--connecting this place
with Manksto, render the building of
another between; the Two points. super
auous Will mot, the citizens; Of St.
Peter take, bold, aud render their share
Of assistance to 80. iimpmtaut an enter.
prise ?" $3.50 s'''' u -G''2 *''=, v;'s
Our readers will find I'm another
column an important article taken from
the Saint Cloud JOURNAL, urgi6g q
survey, of the, Mank,to and St. Cloud
Railroad. THE JOURNAL does not
overstate the importance Of This line
to the growth and commerce Of both
cities. st.: Cloud is AN extsusive lam-
Der depot, and connection with it BY
rail will give Us cheap lumber. What
do our citizens say to uniting in the
proposed survey ?-Mankato Union:
The St. Cloud JouBNAL, in a we'll
written article, sets forth the Import
anoe of direct: railroad communication
between St. Cloud and: Mankato, the
distance being estimated at about six
ty miles, and urges that prompt meas
ures be taken to make the necessary
surveys. The business men of Man.
kato feel deep interest in the success
Of this enterprise, and will aid to the
extent Of their ability any measure
looking to its early constructions. The
road passes through rich agricultural
couotry,: with but few obstacles to
railroad building. Local aid can be se::
cured 10 its behalf, and it has a grant
Of swamp lands valued at half q mil
lion dollars. The company have lib
eral charter, but We have heard it in
timated that is now controlled by per.
sons whose interests are hostile to its
success. Will our st. Cloud cotempo-
raries inform I'd upon this matter {
IF reorganization can be secured by
which Msnkato can havea VOICE in its
management our. CITY will not be- be-
hind st. Cloud in laboring for the. su61
cess a OF 81 the. g road Dad Aankaso Rep'e'1.
:: The charter is, eonditionally, in the
hands set the Northern, Pacific Com.
paoyt; and we know Of no reason fbt
sapposing, this 70 abe be- hostile to an early
construction Of the line 70; Mankato,
which would certainly be an important
branch ip connection With its own road,
Some definite action, be.ring: on III,
retention or surrender of: this charter;
BY the Northern P .si &c Company, will
most probably b, had .vithi!a. = te.
weeks. 2, ,.Es =. - .tl E'rti, E..
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The Mobile Tribune saws:

Ono hundred and city Iowa editors
.sWeepad. dawn liza 4 sYarm of .loeusts 4
teE days. $40 On st. Loull. We hope they
VIM fsmsm6saft's' Mobile Kindly. she has
hadshSr tuiawith \ txarm for nliasil. il, =
,aisuah Ainxs< ~ thn can ,'never,be east
It the. Minnesota EditoFial Assoeiat,ou.
1t has, adopted, the, ,senaiblelaud sdigai-
6eaisourse of going On no dead-head
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. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

INVENT0RS ADDRESS EDISON BROS
law AAv i V4l0 Patent Agents, $50 Nipthbt
Washington, D. c., tor svice terms and references
EMPLOYMENT. Business for all. Beat In.
~ dustrial S-page Newspaper 50 cts. per year. Send
y NARYs.Delightful1y situated on the hanks Of
tho Ohio. With over forty years' experience this
we'll known School offers unusual advantages for 4
branches. The COSTS only shout IS . week A de-
ducton Of onefourth for the daughters of ministers
The next school year (of 40 weeks begins Sept I.
1870: eend for Catalogue to Rev. CHAS. C.
BEATTY, DID,, LID, supt or Rev. A. NJ. REID,
Phi. D. Principal sv,
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IN Physical and nervous Debility, its effects and
cure. Price Is cents. Address SECRETARY Mu-
scum Of Anatomy, 6l8 Broadway, New York.
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THE SITUATION.


>, On Friday tho French evacu,ted
Nancy and tho Prnssians took posses
s'oo: Oh the same day, the lombard
mens Of Strosbousg commesced, red
hot shot being Thrown into the city.
The inhabitants assert their determine
ton !onasfending il to the last, ard ID,
view Of ths2lase repulse ;iof The Pruus-
SLAMS, it is probable that its surrender
will not take place soon. ~ 4s&''
On E Sunday, while the French a it,t
vas crossing to the left (o> PA ariis >l side
Of tie Moeelle,, near Met, it was attack
ed by the Germans Napoleon and King
William both claim a victory Oh that
day, bnt later dispatches, would seem to
establish l,the q success, Of tho King.
: Bpts opss lesd.yyoa second battle v,s
:. fought, which proved disastrous ITO the
Prussiast forces: Tho French solaim
ethatAhe loes of ths enemy was 10000.
t,g.. Nets is situated To- the northeast Of
France, the confluence Of the Mos.
|, ellie aud Seils; rivers alb 1ut twenty-five
t mi)esd}resn , the German frontier and
about one hundred and seventy miles
from .Psris. Il Is. ono Of the most i'm.
portant cities Of tFranee, and il strongly
1 fortified. az ia&1 a:,1J il 81 ~. =
III :--Tc days dispatches say very plaio-
aly1that in Mondays engagement lat
Metz the French were. worsted. The
London Times says 'sths French army
i: received tho finishing st1oks at, Metz"
and a cable dispatch to tie New Yorki
!, Herald rays: "sThe French army Of
the Rhine has. received its coup;de
grace near Nets, and is now 10 full re-
treat towards Verdun, in = shattered
condition. = = III .7>:.,~. .q~s r
zam A Paris,dspateh of the 17th, from
Metz, says: 1--WE, had q serious en-
gsgement yesterday; tho 10th, near
Gsovelletti.i We gained the advantage
but lost heavily" 2Grovellet.i M a
=. small village Sin. miles southwest, Of
IL Nets and two miles west of the Noselle.
a naval battle was in progress, but the
result is not known. u. .;.,. i
lit is prophesied that severe battle
viii be fought at Chalops, after which
English Intervention may be looked, for.
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JAPANESE RE & NV t oSans
Without Pain.
Price Csc. Sod at drug and shoe stores Samples
mailed on receipt Of price and trade supplied by the
JAPANESE CORN FILE CO., "a Pine street, Now
York.
statesmen w %:ss' s! Il Rss R.yIS9 '9 81
Chestnut st., Phila.
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All Republicans in the District, irrespective ofpast
differences, urgently invited to join n assisting
to make the al ,ntion harmonious and the party
united and succe!sfuL
By order II tho Committees. -
:, 4. B: STICKNEY,i Vrrc, TN. METCALI
Chairman. Chairman.
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REPUBLICAN, CONVENTION.
:. Second Congressional Distrtct.r 3,

TIE Republican electors Of the Second COMPRESSION
al Dstrictof MinnssotA srsquestedt to slest Dele.
gates to the Republican District Convention 70 h
held in St. Paul on THURSDAY. s4PTEMBER 1sl,
for the purpose Of pliops In uemiaatioas coandats
for Congress, to 10 suppsrted By the Rspabueaas Ut
the ensuing election. ''7' -" '''i
The following i the appsrs,saA.at Of saeh count,
and il based upon the Republican vote Of the Last
general sleetiehas cast for tie Chief Justice, Hon
G. g. Ripley. each county having one dslesstss' Il
large. also ono for sssA twohundrsd and my Re.
pablisau votes epd ono for each major fraction tbsrs
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Tho editor Of IL the Albert Lea
STANDARD knows q girl 10 years old, IN
that county, who,, has cut so acres Of
grain this season, with q .''dropper," :
amachine more difficult to handle than
. mower. 70 edito. further says that
this remarkable damsel is Gas much c
home 81 the ballroom q in the harvest
fold. 2 & { &
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Hay is said to BE ID great demand
for the European markets.
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winning Matches In Milwaukee, The Girl.
Bent.

From me NHtl lhfct Stnant, fbg. W
Tie annual " test Of Kohn's SWIMMING school
has taken place-rl.ety one bows and t~cnty. three
girls plrne,pntiu, Ia tie fs-uytiss. About Two.
third NJ the uuTrcr entered thct nanivs ~ CON.
pettors for The honors OF tie day the boy class OF
1850 leading the tournament a dtstance Of $50 ice
was s'akei OF and Nessrs. David kGa', Dr., Cnris.
lian r. ensser, snd Christian Dick chosen judges.
Tie rc-uit was as 20 lOW-:
f1rt PriLs, Silver 1oblet--Jacob Rest, two min.
ute and '0rty seconds.
Sccuul Piiz1. Pocket KG!ie-Master Hartman tNo
minutes and Fifty seconds.
TJ.rl rriLc. dbl -Emil Colliner, two tnln.
utc- and h,ty five seconds.
Ai:er . % lTt interval. tHo glfs, e the Glars OF
l~1n, swlc for % silver goblet.
Amelia DICK mai- the distance IN three minutes
ard oar second. and Adgisiio LlmhlcclI IN iour
minutes and forty -ionr =. roll-.
The ne va, as lidri $40 hi-S Dlck.
Tic lad, OF tie c'9-7 u iSi' then contested for tho
pr.zca So; lragt ioT then. The di-tslcr s,sked Un
". I.oJl ftrt.
tir.. Pri<c. Silver Goblc,-Phiiip Smith, Eve
minutes anu tirt sccoa -.
Second ire. Pocket knfe-IIerInan Auor 1--WE
linr'C1 gud u,tty tsJ seconds.
DAird FJil'. Igpiu!as-- Robert liant1sch
FouwiIg tue bog ClAss OF lS5g came the girls OF
re smc seA8on, wac swan the distance oi djI icet
The following were the awards:
First Prize, Silver Gptlei-Pslline Rchn two
minutes and fort -, roe sUcpnds
Second Prize. Wow og lIeidalbe-g-hs Dirken
4, two minutes ana itty-dSc seconds
Third fr.2e, pipinf4a-- B,rtha Aipc,er three min.
utcs.
II win be soca that the achievements OF tue girls
ol ne class nf lSl were equal TO those OF thc bo
OF the cl4s, OF 1910
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Pre-ident 0rau,'s Farm in Missouri.


PrcsideH Grant Yesterday made rural ex.
cursiu To his iorm oH tue GraVois rrii visiting il
tie course OF the tr.p over CGrOnde.e, Common.
whore he mlde invcstisatan7 Oi sOme Interests held
10y lin IN tic S.gerson tract, near the RIVER dos
ferCs. Ifu farm II carried on by rClaiiyetuf Gen,
Grant, who entertamt the party, Gu,l provided u
substantial dirrCr THO Irt1idti.t owns between
go and fh acrcs, a rcrt cn Of whrl offered t.,
The County Court for county Iarm at 37SnD.
TaC proposition, W. believe, bas been Withdrawn.
rLc agents are authorized TO pHrrhn~e some d,
tared tracts adjoining lne farm In order to aGu.re
the Uounlaric.. The o'd homestead was butt by
judge Longs thcr, WA sOli II out to Juds se De l.
since v hch II has come into the possession of Con
Grant Icy rurchaee, Anew and btndsOu,e two-.tosy
biick OU,diug oas been erected ON the place Alb ut
mic irVm the homestead Is small hamlet, com.
po-ed Ot q Gre or innr house--a blacksmith shop a
saloon. and post ctiro. THIS delightful eylr.n
retreat is Lancl Gcor0e; own, IL has been -uggestcd
20 change the name IT, Granville, bus no positive
aclon has been taKcn Ia tnr mailer yet.
III" Grant iarin has NJ very cNtfaOr .l,nary fan.
tuiPs, II II ia cCU0 state of prrssrvatnn TIE
slVp-s have been generally denudrd or their pri..
tine growth OF black jacks, which " an early day
wIs NhIcked into CnTl wood anil hau'oh to the
city. Alter dinner The party sanrisrrd over the
nciis, cIlnring the Srops and 6nlirug the vurious
hupid sprnCs which burst muScIy from the earth,
- " to welcome the ruler Of shc gieot Ysn9es NJ.
TOO.
After writing this scene Of rursl enjoyment. the
shower haSins prevcniei to IafSets g S' PARK ark
10 rnloy ths music At the invitation OF hr. O. "
Dyer. Arriving In the cit the Preside initial party
repaired Ia Ihc residence oi Judge Long, 2,lS3 Gam
bic avenue, Nlicrs they pLrj0od uf suupcr ana en-
joYci ll tUc hueidllites which JuoEc Lon.'s cy.
loIiCnCU COuG .ug.csL
ln the cN,Upgt % President returned ~ his au1r.
tlr tt hr. lrnton'1, where ho received calls from o
numLcr Of citizens nEd h.i special Interview Witl
rc:"uvl iruUi cuba of tfC remains " n relative
ln'ea ~ tina. lslaud during the Lopez expedition
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CTRIOSITIES or CRIuE

lMpn'r kerD'n tool. tie ante mortom doro. .ilion
Ot Wary Am ln, h' MIS- Bic. cd u0 81. uril. IA
hu 4hd men IS l'r husband at %. ~ 10 scyclt street
David C.h.n, @. Ne. - Rao,oyolt street. stabbed
toilrinF Gao rlcy ls brother I'm an With Knife IN
tru he.,i on IN lay, Cruw!'., YAur drunh, Lal
H".'cd biz Nlfo. vito is Crhllls ester.
While Mr. Garrabraut, VITO kcrls beer s1oou
en- i'so.l @, NOD Van II .ren tt'rs, Paterson, H..
Wa after 'iNg To- her Cu7tylrrr taturdt, nlghi.
y!luahle,.
Trncn Peter. opened a luGor bier saloon al 9g,
La lury second rufc' o. saturday. A ISHl "a on
L', "r m q lot uf roTGics 10 annoy Petcis and j.
Gat l1il.Yoi m MLen AuYcs wtrI ua.I Gui Iou.
Lsl;9Is were wooded,
h-s Ellen Shields Sl. ridil7 in co.,. ou S.tur.
GF WINS t7tchgl cOu'R,jng tihO wprt't ol loWcl'.
~ 'ist HsitDn :" Nahcr s.isrt nnd EruId~ty George
ntt "A 'Acd iLr e~aai IIJl, seized inc tdtr.tl aud
He'd. He was captured.
on SATURDAY afternoon Annie O'Erirn, pretty
lr n, arrived w. iA" e ~ ir0m RtCNNr's Island
thr ttrca.iy rot d'uuk. aud was SN'p 10 Madison
'ioot thl ON vuci' sI NET tore ~ N,r cutl0t ana
then trItd 10 hang ct
A tlicf entorot BIrr Du'is'1 lNcrJ stable IA New
RochcC on SaiuidhN nl2lt, h1d stole hnc l,'. NHl.
ned al 1880, also set OF silver Lcunird LWL"...
Poison wus utW nttervi ~ the drr.. bu.Yy was
taken NJ We ss ~ i,ms fro" 49, u'"' 40
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SUICIDE IN 81. rfIkR.s cuURcn.
A German Teacher Shooting Himself dur,ns
Scr, cr,icc-Coustrrnation among the Don.
Gregntion-Ths Wicked Priests and Greai
CrimInpi. Of New York.

A German Teacher shooting Himself durtns
Scr, cr,ico-Constcrnation among the Con.
Gregniion-The Wicked Priests and Greai
Criminals Of New York.
Last night, just before the evening service al
saint Peters Church, Barclay street; had concluded
tie report OF pistol was heard IN the gallery Order
having boen restored, 1t was Rscertaped that man
had s,en pied to take his o~n lie by shooting h,u-
self 10 tht abdomen. Policemen Roberts aud VIII
ams, wio were quickly the spot bore the sIf
forer TO tho Astor House, where lie was attended
nr. sw;nr who ordered him to the Cculre s,reei
Hospital.
Tie man proved 10 be Edward Theodore Mar.
quofin, German and English teacher. He snd
Ma; he discharged She pistol hinsof with the nten.
ton Of taking his life, lie was poor and had no
onplo, ment or friends. lie had applied, he adtel,
to irTge number oi t''c clergy, and they had not
Marquerin Il very woll educated man, and was
dressed In neat summer suit, which did not indi-
cate poverty lie htd bcen In tnis county. he sIid,
siucr 1851, and had lived In varinus parts OF the
state.
Al the hospital II was sscer,Ained thu, the msa
ad slot himaef shout iva Incbes above the navel,
near he medium line. some IS shots were extract
Cd from the vVunl.
In h!. pusscssiOn were found large number Of
religious trealie-s, together with statement OF his
past Goinss. One OF these trea,ises IL entitled "Tha
Mirror VI Wicked frests anil gIeat Criminals OF
New York The documents set, Sn AZ follows {:
/ -si.sapp si.1 3 i'o'i,l, spS S,A'!
s-FfcsId.St ss-iF!St5d %'il i I. s'tSAsr; CRAFT.
5-HolAcc Gr,Cley.
Ten verses are written in connection with them.
Al tic IGpcrs were vorI neatly written, aud
.utsicc: " Secret Revelations at Elw IRA Theodore
harqueIn The Mystery Of our l ord Jesus Christ,
lor the lttel!ige, 80 OF the runlie"
ne man IL believed to he either insane or an i'm
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spARKS FROM THE TELkGR,pn.

The Nonan's rish's que Nion has I'D = He,g tr.
SelOPnepI ~ . sTi1,i.aiHs tlcs rear host1n.
Mr.. Josephine Morton died ou SATURDAY., in
ha'trfd Conn, her clothes tsklng nro while -.unhg.
Mlsa Magsi, Lev boat Miss s'cse IN rowiu.
match On Ihc nousanclA riStr. noa. liisOurnG On
saturday.
I. W Wa-on. tic noted car buldar, President or
tie On an NRhLtc urlr. Company. Of rln"r rCld,
Mas He'd on sstufLoy llghi sacd fill''Inc yrar-.
An exciting rsc' hrt NcrL the CaWhr'l D'mtl,as,
HLd Sl1JlO. II ON Sew Bedford tn Hulrr'- Hole.
Cr'"'tr1 % -atuI lay. lh' '.ppLQ Aa. t.' uihA.i,
III, schooner M,GaNa, from Galveston FOR New
York, VIZ on fr' a. tti 1I Sa'lrd,y IN" RtrA Nor
BOLIVAR t0S si he; iatO Key Wet, aai IN Et: VITA
water,
Ile schooner Mudestv. from BIngor 10 Orica'
/. l., Csnf into rc-lun WIN tiC brig o.vst sta'g,
tScR.y mio' north northeast o! cape 'ii ma 'aicY
&c liu oio@ were tlLel on, ana The Orl- sguE 10
ttf.c
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LOSSES RI FIRE.

ga inccndiarJ eres n two days arr reported IRON
Troy.
On Saturday Ire barnsst Rs rrson', Ho.ri, Pnssaie
y. ~, were burned
lvcedm Hall, IN hNiros-, and adjacent buildings
were burned on saturday LUG., $500.
The buildings from E}l 10 sA Third ayenua
Chicago. were burned ON Saturday. Loss. 5000.
GTe-RSait's cotton mill IN West PhilIdelphia was
ii0Qoi
The wood, ne~ -. L1rhcrt, Canada are on fre
Lose ti5 Q0J.
TIE U"itsd States bonded wsrctou on I.ewisi
VIA T. Boston, wns ttruck by lightning on Saturday
4 quagtity Of cottou Ia No - was burned. I.oAx
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R.tiAR01D ACCIDENTs.

As tac u'c cl. train on The E'is RiilrCad ...
las IN. thruu-h H'rgen tuLnrl ie-isl ,Ohn l'Gllc
a c.ah. nian, |as ioY l'olu tHc c',S and EI'rt
&C. rcr Car~yu, m1son. NL'lc Intoxicated, was
run over lui El.,i o. th, hcw JrrSgl thtIal Rail.
'N
linr, MrN'lHla fril on tie trey' o. he railroad
uu Fourtn n,U 'lc, h"VeCr fort".-N lIi iorty-seY
"HIh STREETS, ,' H. 80 tod ANA ~ aclogs et'r
GAY a. raiug VS. i'nIid'ri thc lEclst csr, having
"a 81 ever h. C"-rt -u. Hahd'
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PERSONAL ISTELLIGE yCE.

Carlosta fai,i IL thriving IN Rio Jlncro.
Secretary BelSnap mas gone to his home In Kco
kuk Iowa
Superintendent Jou-dar. baving been over work
ed, hSs tcon ordercl to ~ south and r',ta ashn'.
The Matthew T. Brennan Association of the
Eleventh WRIi hsvo resolved ~ support Hon NJ 7.
BepnAi for The onice OF oht.!H.
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NEW JERyET.

neusosper dealer In Orange who last year soii
a srNs ta'lY, now sells lB
Yesterday morning John Moehan. sii1s Pat, As
ssui cd john ollen with sung shot IN JerseT Ciy.
Mechan wss arrested.
Gilneri Mechanics, OF Pa,er'on, was working al
aclrcuartnv In Mr. Post's carpenter shoO on SAtur.
day afternoon, when pecc VI board hew ur nna n
the eyeba ron the socKc' s"nhnl heYcrsl feOt on
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BROOk LrN.

Patrick Msfcn Of sixth ayenue, near Pinsenti
-trcr fcll nom truck on saturday ard was killed
Thomsa Jonninvs WIS srreste5 on SATURDAY. fns
hl-9ny Hc sad that his last ulicS tronds hiI
drunk aud then persuaded hnn 10 marry.
Ing Of the corner stone OF thc Catholic CEurch oi
- iloso OF Lima, "a rHrs ul'e Brooklyn, yesterday
NcsrGenera Turner Of BI ook yn laid the stone and
Wa gessted by tho Rev. Dr. Gardiner. Of H. JRuesA
Brootyn, Father. Moran and AheaTn, pastor ,snd ~
kIAtAnt pastor OF the cIurch.
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rAiaHis IRON ruE ocnih cinIn>

The Arcal lop ol 1u,m TJ, hpbl-cmr'S received
"a ,.ti.aai Du 80 i'Hv.
kr. +. Jolu,un- Rl.r of Devon Wun the Chan.
a'l 1rr, itou 'oN,s 10 ioNrAy.
h,t,L Lu.kNar,a a CO.. Liverpool firm, inter
o'l ia IA" luda cotton ira l". hNNa Mle fort 1870
NJ of tie Re, n'li,ln leaders including Vapl
A. no l~rc lltu-r.d ~ Madrid, tainG pGfl1'Gfc ot
-. mo Y nrIoIlIla- IOl.
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STATEN ISLAND.

H. NV zig o.rcd 81 bult for the NrnuuC Bant
i ~ ,yg'', i'' ooI,th, "a
s. ...as l.J u.t1 20.
F.1T lgl'pr- vlic lal conc from p,r,h hu,u0g
Eih tlt c1ll NuCt lcrmlt, having on hoard sugar
ron Havana. SIC l'l.rd On saturday lroGl quarIu
,uc Aner ave uaYs' dolent N.
As Olcer Coles wa. attending TO arrest a rnwdv
named j I'M Nolan IN New Brighton. on hAtuTd ~, he.
latter rushed into ~ Don, and shpuy rcappeAItd With
rev lvrr which he threaten 'd 10 NJ ON any who
upii 'hai hini, One e Go" ad. iol hIn, and No.
W. .u 4 utr Jlsto ~ ia ,A,e, SOlss ulyOrL uss
CNLMlel Nle IuHAn
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Another Great Guy In New Jersey.

Leading citizens Of Hudson County. who live
near Hoboken, desire to consolidate West IIobokon,
North Bergen, Union Township, the town OF Union,
Weehswken, West New York, 5eacaucus and Guttsn.
burg with the City OF HoDokeu Tae ceiling o. the
reople il ia favor of consolidation, and alresdy the
Town Council, OF Bergen have appointed . special
committee on tnc subject.
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Cburch Copsscra,,oa at We. vernon.

The Roman Catholic Church of 81. Jacob IL
Mount Vernon, wns dedicated yesterday mornlng
High Mass WAS celebrated BY the Rev Father Kari
OF Melrose. The music was Hsydn's Grand Mass
No. 3. An interesting sermon was delivered by the
pricst on the lie and death o, 81. Jacob. Two Ger.
man religou. societies IRON Morrisania, ~. BOhL
face Eeren anu ST. Ai0ysius vercin, made verJ
creditsne display. A liberal CO lection was tax On
for tns benefit OF the church fund.