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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-31
THE TURF.
The Races at Prospect Park-GazelIe the,
Winner-The Baltimore Races-Dufy
Wins the Hnrdie-Exciting Times-The
EPSON Rnces-Nlnrie Stuart the Wine

New YORK, Nav 3O-vast crowds are
going to Prospect Park to witness the race
between the Gazelle and Fullerton, Tor
$500. Gazelle is the favorite.
Gazelle won the trotting race at Prospect
Park today. Fullerton won the second
heat, Gazelle the first, third and fourth.
Time-22l. 2:30, :!-:IG;4, 2::--oi4.
runaway horse fatally injured the
driver and three children, who We're run
over at various points.
BALTIMORE, May 30.-The first race was
walk-over. Chickabiddy won the second
race. Time-3:ji y, 3:4Gl2. The third race
was won bv Buckden. Time-2:l5. Dutfy
won the grand steeple chase. Time-6.Ol.
Lochiel bolted. The last was the most exc
citing race ever run over the Pimlico
courses. Lochiel led over the stone walls,
hurdles and di.ches for mile, when The
course led up the track for short
distance, and then into the inner
field. Lochiel kept the track and Duffy
leaped the railing into the inner field, keep
| ing the steeple course and coming out win.
| ner. The race from the commencement to
| the end was most exciting, Duffy aud Tam
many leaping in splendid style. The track
| was in fine condition, ard the weather
| pleasant until the close of the last race,
| when rain storm SET in. Fully 10000 per
| sons were present, Of whom large number
were ladies.
LONDON, MAY 30.-The Oaks stakes race
took place at EPSON to day, ana was wit
messed by great crowd Marie Stuart
was the winner Wild Myrtle came in Sec
| ond and Angela third. Eighteen FLIES rans
| T. Cannon was the jockey Of Marie Stuar e
| The betting, Just previous to the race, was
| two to one against Marie Stuart,
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BOSTON,.

Great COnha grnticn-Fire Broke Our ut
Eight O'Clock in the NOrniDg-several
Blocks Of Buildings DestrOyed-GlObe
Theatre, International Hotel and Pres.
byterian Church DestrOyed-The Mill.
.ary Called Out-FrOm Avery StTeettO
Boy.ston and from Hayward Place to
Essex street n Mass Of Ruins-DersOns
Killed by Falling Walls-lIilIions of
Dollars Worth Of Property Destroyed
Insurance Companies Affected.
BosEoN, May 30.-Heavy fire in the busi
ness portion OF the city.
Latef.-The fire has reached Washin ton
street.
H:35.-The fire broke out at eight o'clock
this morning II is now raging on both
sides of Washington street, near Boy ylstOn
and Essex streets. The Globe Theatre has
been destroyed. A northern wind .s pre-
yailing.
Later.-The fire Is pro crossing: 20 signs of
its being checked.
La,r.-Destruc.ive Ere raging. About
forty buildings are destroyed. including
the Globe Theatre. National Ho.el. and
uaDv other prominent buildings
1899 A. M.-FiIe now believed . DC IN
der control.
The principal direction OF the fire is
now toward Harrison street. Wien first
discovered the fire was in the upper
floor Of Haley, Morse Il Co.'S warehouse,
among the workshops and the flames were
| issuing from the roof. The piles Of light
material packed away were like 80 much
! tinder, and before the alarm could be given
| great volumes Of flame were rolling up fifty
| feet into the air and clouds of smoke were
rising. The heat generated was intense
| and In twenty minutes the upper stories O
the building, from front to rear, distance
Of 200 feet, was a mass of glowing flames
The fire worked back into the stable 0
George T. Bonney, on Burnstad place
which runs out Of Boylston street, nea
Washington street, and destroyed II
Eventually the walls of the immense editc
fell, and crushed to atoms the extensiv
gallery of Jourdain, with all the stores be
meath it, on the opposite corner OF Fayett
court.
The flames soon spread to another grea
building adjacent, and that was also a. a.
stroyed, including Nos. 4o3. 4o4 and A.
: Washington street.-the premises OF hnode
Ripley & Co., clothiers; j. w. Brooke
niano dealer: George Foster, halter, +.
Libby, dry goods, and George F. Whit
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-31

VARIABLE lMrsOvED REAL estate ASD
STEAMBOAT B. Z. HoDGE. ETC. AZ AUc.
TON LY 7HE SHERiF9.-Pac:icular at
ten;ion is called TO the sales at auction to
be made this day a: noon. a: tie Mef.
ctants ard Auc.ioneers' Exchange. Royal
street. ty The sheriff Of the parish Of Or
leans. Said sales comprise
l. A portion Of ground, with the improve.
men:s thereon. situated in the Sixth Dis
:ric: of This city. in Ricke:yille. on ST.
George street. between Peters avenue and
Oc:acia street.
:. i 10. Of ground. with The buildings and
improvements thereon. situated in the same
district, or Napoleon avenue, between Maga-
zine and Live Oak streets.
). a piece or portion OF ground immedi.
ately IN The rear OF the 10: above described.
4. 4 10. 0f ground, with :he buildings and
improvements thereon. situated in .Lc
Fous.h Dis:ric. Of :hs city. on Coliseum
street. between Washington avenue and
Fourth street.
3. The undivided ore half Of . piece or
parcel 0; ground. eituatsd in the First Dis
..ic. Of this city. On PoeyfarIe street, be-
tween Magazine and Constance Tor Fouchs:'
streets.
6. 4 e. Of grounI. situated in she Second
Dis:,ic. OF this city. in :aubourg IRENE. on
s.. Peters and Orleans streets. between
Claiborne and Derbigny streets.
:. Two lots OF ground. situated in the
same district. On Tont; street. between
Canal and Cus.omhouse streets.
&. The steamboat 3. L. Hodge. together
with all her furniture. :sckle. apparel. ma
ehnery. etc.
=. The costumes. nusica! and dramatic
hpvaSies. decoga.ens, ecenery. and other
accessories acquired by the Opera House
ASSOCIATION since May is, 1869.
10. And al! 'he tight. title and ;nteres: Of
J. II. Mckee IN and 20 any and all demands
arising IL the estate OF c. i. Weed Il Co..
tankgup:-.
FOR lu!l particulars and :e,n. see adver-
::seMeL:s.
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CAUTION.

NOIlCE.-A STATE WARRANT OF $500,
Jpd,a aa a favor of the undersigned as parish
his 3d. III parish of ST. Martin, and payaDie 10
venorf per Victor Rochon, not lndorsed, out OF
Nav "a funds, was lost by she undersigned on his
Il ) New Orleans.
"a e public is hereby notified not to negotlate
r ID warrant on account of the want OF my ln-
'.orsement. THEOGENE CASTILLO.
o. 4Rrtlnsyiue, May %, 1873. ny0 loe
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This play is familiar 70 our readers. has
been before performed by this club. and
calls for no special mention a: this time.
Mr.. Onoratc acted dignifed and well. Mr..
Thayer makes tine appearance. Mr..
Braughn and Mr.. COwen were excellent in
the celebrated dagger scene.
The part assumed by Miss Louise Haw.
thorne. was enacted with the usual good
taste and excellence characteristic Of all
tina: lady's efforts.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-31
Entertainment st the Congregations
Church,

TIE conce,: a. this church on Thursday
evening last, was decided success, regard
ing attendance, and the pleasure afford
ed. The piano-playing of Miss M. r.
Villars, in solo, and as an accompanylst,
was excellent. The singing of the ladies OF
the church choir, and the sweet tenor voice
| of Mr. c. c. Tracy and the rich baritone Of
Mr.. j. G Wheeler, were listened to with
! pleasure by an appreciative audience.
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NEW ORLEANS, SATURDAY, NAY 81, 1873.

with a cannon bali fell trcm his lips. the
| hai:-houf gun WAS tired. The audience was
startled tor a nonen:. bu: broke into ap'
p:ause ca :Le though. :La: the coincidence
was seeming evidence Of c.hey shan
mor.a! appfova! Vi the patriotic words.
! a: the conclusion u tie address .he
people wandered arc ound the graves and *.
amined tie inscriptions. The grounds are
in mes: esce.len: crdes under the care Of
Superintendent, P. ?. Carroll. who has sole
charge Of Che cemetery. For :his day
every sr!an senel: io1 :te comiog: and eon.
yenierce Of lis guests had been made by
him. Many Of :he improvements are .le
resU!. oi pe:scna! expenditure on lis part.
Later IN tie day humber o: ladies and
gentlemen we:e snineei 10 partake C3 the
6cun:;tul hospitality Of himself and Mrs
Carroll. Tie recollection Ct ste tr.leca
viii remain fresh . long sine.
1t Eve e'e.cek tie Brad:.h johnson
made her tina! landing 3: the cemetery.
4 detachment: Of Gene'ai Basoe,'s brig.
ade Of State militia, which had been p:esen,
al! day. concluded 20 march rp The :evse.
and preceded by Professor KeIley's band and
accompanied by many Of :heir friends. who
elected 20 walk, started on :hei. way 20 the
barracks. where they :oek Che cars Tor the
city. As they marc he'd along with music
and banners :hey presented tine appear.
anee.
Wien the final anG Inevitable s:csge,e.
made h,a Nsna1 and shis time s-,ccessfui
rush 70: :he ga1gway plank. tie boa: got
under '@ay and :et: the lately :h,onged city
Of the dead aimos: deserted. Only few
idlers. watching on the !evee. Mr.. Carroll
and ladies' in iron: ei the house. and the
blue uniforms Of the Metropoi:ans. unde1
Captain Gray. waiting 20 tire the suudowh
gun. remained behind.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-31
NEW ORLEANS, RED RIVER
LANDING
S:h
lltIsS;.I.A LINE OF IsITLD STATES HA1L
COACHES.

! Concord co,.h VII leave Red River Landing.
Louisiana. EVERY SUNDAY. WEDNESDAY and
fRIpAY.af r. NJ, on the arrival of the packets
RATE. FRANK PARGOUD and EATCHEz from
New Orleans Soy Sim sport, Moreauv.lle. Mansura,
Nafksv.ue, Evergreen. Cheneys.l!e. Lecompt. ar
f.vng a. Alexandria at A. NJ. next morning. make
Eng close CONNECTION with stages for Nstch!toches.
Louisiana, San Augustine and Nacogdoches. Texas.
The maxi leaves Red R1vey landing DAILY tor
She above places.
apl,6m 3. IT, PETERSON Proprietor.
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TIE AlInHsneure (lul,.

4 :a:ge and brilliant audience assembled
a. :he Varieties Theatre las: evening. to
witness the second entertainment Of the
rsesen: sexes given by this club. The
:eau..fn! faces and elegant :oi.e.tes Of :he
ladies presen: were something II Iaryelous
20 look rnor. The play chosen :or repre-.
sen.a.ion was The Wife, and was enas ted
With tie .o!.owing cas-: OF cilara ctere:
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Succession OF liaiborne Groem-No.


SO $40.
EECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR TIE PARISH
~ of Orleans.-Whereas, Robert Ii. Shannon ras
petltioned the court for letters of administration
on the estate of the late Claiborne Groom, de,
ceased, intestate. Notice is hereby given to all
whom it may concern, to show cause within ten
days why the prayer of the said petitioner should
not be granted.
By order of the Court.
my25 29 je3 FrkASE PACE, JR, Clerk.
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BUSINESS CHANGES.

ID Blum, lie firm of D. BLUM STERNE & co. is
dissolved. The undersigned will continue the
sane business the Old stand, under the style OF
STERNE KLOPMANs SOLOMON STERNE,
PIERRE KLOPMAN.
New Orleans, February l. 1883. my2 I'm
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SUCCESSION NOTICES.

Succession of Matthew ID. Cillespie-NO.
353u.
CECoNp DISTRICT COURT FOB THE PARISH
- of Orleans.-Notice is hereby gwen TO the cred.
,tors of this estate and to all other persons
herein interested, to show cause within ten days
from the preRent notification if any they have or
can, why the account presented by the eXecu.
tor in this estate should net be homologated
and approved and the funds distributed IN ac
cordance Herewith.
ntv3I lea S. FRANK PACE. JR. Clerk
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.IDES.........s..SkINS
FOR RENT.

EOR RENT OR SALE.-A NEW RAISED
L cottage in the Sixth District, OF State street
between St. Charles and St. Patrick streets The
house has all modern improvements. The grounds
have front of 70 feet, by l1s feet in depth Terms
reasonable for either rent or sa.e. Apply az the
corner of State and st. Charles streets, or ct the
corner of Couti and Royal streets, to c. B. FISH.
rnLQ
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Succession Of John Henry Taggart-NG

cyKCoNp DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
y Orleans-Whereas, Philip B. Fouke public
administrator has petitioned the court for letters
of admiuistratioD on the estate of the late John
Henry Taggart deceased, intestate. Notice IS here
by given to all whom it may concern TO show
cause within ten days why the prayer OF the said
petitioner Should not be granted.
By order OF the Court,
my3l je31* FRAEk PAGE, JR, C!erk'
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Succession o: Charles W. wilson - NO.

V,IUb.
o,ECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- of Orleans-W hereas, julius A. Pratt has Pc
titored the court for letters of administration en
the estate of the late Charles W. wilson; ueGeaseu
may concern to show cause within ten days why
the prayer of the said petitioner should not be
granted
By order OF the Court.
my2I 80 ie3 FRANK PACE jR Clerk.
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BY ELE GRAPH.
srSsTROKE IN NEW yORE

| SrNsTROKE IN NEW YORK
EPlZOOTT IN BHCOkLrE
RELEASE 6 GEORGE fRi.:Is 1hslN
~-e-
TH1EsEs sCATTEREh BY sisT&ELi.
GREAT TIRE y: BOSTON
SEVERAL SQUARES IN RUINS
SEVERAL MILLIONS Of PROPERTY los!
RACING lNTEillGEEcE
TAX RESISTERS IN SPAIN
4 GREAT BATTLE IMMINENT
.-~
French Ministry Reconstructed
NATIONAL AGRICULTURAL CONGRESS-
Anxiety for General Da,is' Safety
rBAskY'S GAME OF BILLIARDS
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TtA'H.. '.'''.EEETH''"''.""Ss ETH
GRE: sEDt,1:cN.
(:N-c,A aiI fasi.um sets~e3Os
(usH... charge S"o.b
Els 4. .,ni.s'unl, a.ae.fe, Ma.:ss.a!s-.G3S
'V.lo cha'ge SS"'
$<-Gold F.Ass~S2s
.reuai sbsyge So
S:-f .ss Ans.aam and c:...o.e cehs;S
f.liing-&1s-
aCsSuS charge So
Or. &. a, SETANCOyRTs
l73.......... -. Joseph street "........174
3tiweeh Camp apd 81. Cta!es.
Ea..s - .,.sef. SETS or TEETH ~ tine afo~e
SIins VII without the extraction of the .Oota.
Warrants she purity OF al Materials as also the
fitting CT yates stability and duyskoIs u tings.
- ;: pad at tie u CHEST prices
EStsactioLs aud other operat.o:s teSsoImed by
0eaLs Of aEIsthetic agents.
ache euied instapSaIeOgsyy.
Cousllsat o. gratis atsiv
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DEReONS INTENDING TO AVAIL
II .nemse .ses et she u-Leit pf tne bankrupt act
s;.l .se sneSS pesIelonS snd schedules prepared
efgct,y ae"orGiag t. tLe baDkSuIr Jaw. general
e'ters Of eEe Snited States supreme Count and
Sres Of ii.SSted States District Court, bv applys
igs0s.s XL.leTs gned - the office Of &. y. Kee
:0Sg reg sss' 80 ban kS .IF;cs. IN tile Cus:omkols+
t:.lGin.. %e@y ISl-srss IoSsiara. Postod &c tex
NN.1 SDHS 8. CARTER
GS:S
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EPIZOCIT IN EHCOkIf<
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RELEASE e. GEORGE fRln:Is 1hslN
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SEVERAL MILLIONS Of PROPERTY ios!

RACING INTELLIGENCE
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-09-18
MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE:

Default has been nsde in tho condith,ns o.
, certain indeDturO Of mortgage made and ex,
ecuted by Peter Zeller and Caroline Zellsr, hi,
wife to Field, Benedict 4 Co., on tho 10th Cay
Of Juno, A. y. 1871, and recorded 10 tho Office
Of tho Kegister Of Deeds in and for Mower
county, and State Of Minnesota, on tho 10th
day Of June, A. D. 1871, 1t ~ o'clock NJ, in
book " =" Of mortgages on page $40.
Said mortgage WAS given to secure the pay
ment Of tho sum Of sixteen hundred Isl 600 O0)
dollars and interest thereon, according to the
conditions Of = certain promissory' note made
and executed by said Peter Zeller to said
Rield, Benedict 4 Co., and bearing even date
with said mortgage due June 10th,A. D. 1873,
and there is claimed to be duo and is due on
said note and mortgage, at the date Of this
notice the sum Of nineteen hundred thirty.
four and 92.l0o ($l,o34.92) dollars, and no
proceedings ct Law or Otherwise have been had
to collect tho same nor any part thereof:
Now therefore, notice 10 hereby given that
BY virtue Of , power Of sale in said mortgage
contained and pursuant to the provisions OF
the statute in such case made aud provided
said mortgage will be foreclosed aud tho prem.
Uses therein described, to Wit "a. H.,
The south half Of lot number I've in block
number Eve in Davidson's Addition to the vii.
lsge Of Austin, MIMI, (s3 lot S blk 5 Day
ADJ, will DO sold at public vcnduc, to the
Highest bidder, at tho Office of z. o. Wheeler
in the city Of Austin, in said county, on Sat.
urday tho 25th day Of October, A. D. 1873
ct 10 O'Clock .. M, to satisfy tho amount then
due on said note and mortgage together with
tho sum of thirty dollars attorneys fees, al.
lowed BY tho terms Of said mortgage, in case
Of foreclosure besides tho costs and expenses
allowed BY Law. Dated Sept 10th. AID. 1873.
e. I; FIELD. BENEDICT l. co.,
f. q. WHEELEER, Mortgages.
Atty. for Mortgages, it
n23.t7 Austin. Minn
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-09-18

TRANsPORTATlON.-At Il meeting
Of the Senatorial Transportation CON-
mittee, in Few York city, Sept. 1lth
Senator Window presided. Several
railway Companies were represented
Mr.: Window stated that the inject Of
the appointment Of the committee by
Congress, was to procure cheap transpor-
tation TO tho seaboard. .rs:
Mr.: Hayes, representing the Blue
Liue, made a lengthy statement re!a-
tive 70 through freight lines. He sta
ted that complaint was frequently made
that facilities werc not furnished by the
railroad companies for the shipment Of
grain. The great trouble is really at
the Destination. When a.train arrives
at New York with large quantity OF
grain the receiver must provid: bar.
gains to take it away, and this causes
great delay. The difficulty is not in
moving the cars over the lines, but il
discharging the grain. The system, o.
inspection Of grain kere would obviate
all this. The vital point, according
to Mr.. Hays, is the necessity Of pro:
viding storage capacity At the east, 81
that property can be proved. here ant
DELIVERED with facility. Then suppl.
aud demand would equaliza the move
nent Of property. ar -. j.
The members of the produce ex
change will bo heard on Friday, ant
the transportation association, formed
1t Cooper. Institute last night will b
invited to appear before thu committee
Arguments in favor Of the Ma: "a shil
canal are expected to be made Friday
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-09-18
Minnesota News.

The Winona Republican says :
Wiuona county will not be able 10
make her usual showing Of fruit this
year At the State Fair, but it is prob.
able that some Of the fast horses Of
this section will be on hand to contest
for the purses.
Peter Morrison, Of Nunda, in Free.
born county, had his horse stolen Or
Thursday Of last week. The horse
has been recovered and the thieves ar.
rested. One Of the thieves is neigh.
Dor named Gould, and tho other l.
Morrison's own son.
Mr. Halthorp, Of Greenwood Prai.
RE, Olmsted county, lost . stack Of
barley by a lightning fire, Friday Of
last week. Simon Oleson and Miles
Raemusson, Of Freeborn county, each
lost one stack Of wheat, and James
Lair, Of the same county, lost two
stacks BY tho same cause. 3
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-09-18

The Secretary Of the Treasury has
recei we'd information from the Syndi-
cate that tho german government has
subscribed An additional e5, 0oo, 900 to
The United states Eve per cent. loan.
This makes in al about $4,000, 900
that have been subscribed by the Ger
msn government to this loan. The
money invested IL from the French in.
demnity fund.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-09-18
Assassination OF Gen. e. q. Me.
= s1.ook

& Cook. = :;
An alteration occurred on Friday,
Sept. 18th, at Yankton, d. T., between
Gen. Z. s. McCcok, Secretary Of Da-
kota Territory, and p. =. Wintermute,
u tanke, Of Yunkton City. in the bill
lard parlor Of the st. Charles Hotel,
during which Wintermnte used insnlt-
ing language, which was promptly re-
sentsd by the General, Who gave Win
srmute good threshing. The Gener-
n then went to his room. Wintermute
washing the blood from his face, rc.
marked to bystander that McCook
could whip him, but that he could
shoot, and immediately went five blocks,
got a revolver and returned. A rail-
road meeting was in session, at the ho !
tel, At the time Wintermute returned
to the assembly. S..
Gen. McCook, not aware Of his pres
enes, also entered the room, when Win.
mute approached, fired his revolver the
shot taking effect in the left breast.
The General grappled the assassin, and
another shot WIS fred after which Win.
termute was thrown to the floor. Du-
ring tho struggle two more shots we're
fred, one Of which slightly wounded a
bystander. One shot only took effect,
md that proved fatal. The General
fingered until Z the next morning when
be expired. He was fully conscious to
the last and died like brave man.
Wintermute is under arrest The
city is sl,ropded in gloom, and Gags are
flying At halfmast. Que time it was
feared that Wintcrmute would be lynch.
ed, but cooler counsel prevailed. The
body. is dressed in the uniform Of a
general, which he wore during tho
war. The coffin is dr,ped 10 the Uni
ted States flag. A large concourse Of
citizens escorted the remains to the de-
pot, whence it will be forwarded BY
special train to hi. friends, in Ciooia.,
natl, accompanied by Gov Burbank
and other distinguished gentlemen.
The assassin. Wiutermute, wa. for.
merly = citizen Of this State, having
been : resident Of St. Paul for several
years, and9has acquired considerable
wealth. +
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-09-18

FR1pAY night last the depot at
Spring Valley was entered BY burglars
who examined seveaal trunks, valices
and desks but secured nothing Of value
90 far % Is known. A grocery store
near by .as broken into the same
night and robbed Of about $40 worth OF
goods. Monday night butter and honey
were stolen from cellars in the same
place. For oil these thefts but one
Suspicious character is spotted. He
has been twice caught, but played the
idiot dodge and was get free again.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-09-18

In the trial Of the Manitoba prison.
err, two plead guilty, and were sen.
fenced to twenty-four hours imprison'
meut. Fletcher plead NOT guilty,
and WAS released on bail, and the whole
party are en- route FOR home.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-09-18

CHARLES McILKArH, receiver Of
the Southern Minnesota railroad, states
that parties interested in the manage
ment Of the branch line from Wells to
Msnkato are confident that the road
will be fully completed before the first
day Of January, 1874.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-09-18

The short horn sale at Utica, New
York, WAS the largest cattle sale ever
known in this country. One COW
brought forty thousand six hundred
dollars. 1t is gratifying to know w.
8. King secured calf for Minnesota,
. few days old, at q cost Of 1900.