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The Pittsburg Commercial man must have
it bad. Hear it: "The seal of spring is
now set upon the sky, the earth, and the
trees. Everything ppes-birds, men and
worms. Each breath is as a roundelay,
each breeze is a caress. The world is
pOem."
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Miss Grace" Why, cook, l declare! here
comes the long-lOst tortoise Uncle Philip
gave us last year! And out of the coal eel
lar, of all places in the world! ~ "Lor,
Miss Grace is that the tortoise? Why, I've
been usin' of IN all winter to break the
Goals with. :"
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A Buffalo merchant bought and sold
million pounds of dried apples last year.
What basis for imitation! A young man is
on trial in Pennsylvania for stealing nitro
glycerine. He deserves good blowing up.
Boston Post.
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Is THE GRANT PARISH TRIAL A
SPECULATION
The following letter speaks for itself:

10 1OuOWIuS IctUoI opOnho AoA AooCh'
NEW ORLEANS, June 2, 1874.
Mr.. EditOr-If it be not disloy atty in me
to ask, and treason in you to explain, please
tell me the wherefore of this:
am q witness subpGned for the defense
in the Grant parish case; was also wit
ness at the first trial, and was entitled to
pay for attendance. l had to leave the city
without receiving my pay, but authorized
in writing, Judge Ogden to collect what was
due me. Mr.. DeKlyne refused to pay Judge
Ogden-he could pay only the witness in
prop. per. Powers of attorney he placidly
and pityingly smiled at.
Last Saturday was broke-dead broke
and owed two weeks loding. How to pay
was the problem. could not solve it. But
l got hint from somebody, and acted upon
it. Going to DeKlyne asked him to Ger
tify on my subpoena that it, the subpoena,
was good for SIS. He did so. He wrote on
the subpoena: IN. S25, T. w. DeKlyne."
went to M. He gave me $40. l gave him a
receipt for $25, and the hotel man is salts
fed.
But / am not. l want to understand if
M" can collect from DeKlyne. why was it
Judge Ogden could not !! Are an" and
DeKlyne in partnership Is it the law
that witness can't collect without knock
off of 20 per cent on the dollar!
Yours, GRANT PARISH.
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The Board OF Health at Washington is
agitating the subject Of national vaccina
ton "a preventive of small-pox-the OBJ
ject in view being for the Government to
furnish to all the States pure virus from the
cow, and prohibiting the use of human vi
rus. The health of the whole country in a
a season Of smallpox epidemic would be
promoted by this step, it is claimed, and it
is seriously thought of asking Congress to
carry out the project
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CHRISTIAN MITES.
GRAND FESTIVAL FOR THE BENEFIT
of the
jackson Street Chtldren's HON
(EpiscopaD,
AT MINERVA HALL.
Clio street. between Prytanis and st. Charles,
Thursday, Friday and Saturday,7H p. n.
June 4, and 6, 1874.
Tableaux. Charsdes, instrumental and Vocal Music
and Refreshments.
Tickets admitting one adult or two children, Csc.
For sale at Kahn Co.'S, 1870 Canal street; B. T.
Walshe, ITO Canal street; johnson armstrong, So
Camp street; J. Gresham. IS Camp street; Angel 8
Adams Magazine street. corner st. Andrew; and by
members of the Mite Society. Je2 1w
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GRUNEWALD HALL.

GRUNE"ALO HALL.
POPULAR SUMMER CONCERTS.
EVERY MONDAY, WE'D NESDAY AND FRIDAY.
with Full Orchestra under leadership of Prof.
ROBERT MEYER.
Subscription lists at L. Grunewalds music store, 129
Canal street, and piano warerooms, IL Baronne
street. Price, IS per dozen tickets. single tickets
so cents.
Refreshments served in the Concert Hall and adoin.
ing rooms. ny27
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- : =
Miscellaneous.
~~-~-~-~-~Y~yo~0~Y~~~~o~-o.~ >~,o-o0o-~---~o-
EUREKA BAeGING. EUREKl-
1900 rolls and half rolls. Average weight $40 lbs
D. L. RANLETT CO.,
a. 26 and % Peters street corner of Gravier.
COTTON DUCK, CHAMPION AND DRUID MILLS
SAIL, TwINE. B Ut ROPE,
MANILA, SIsAL AND TARRED CORDAGE.
D. L. RANLETT CO..
jus 1w "a % and % Peters street. Gravier.
~ Nj. BA1LY 4 POND,
WHOLESALE GROCERS
COMMITS ION MERCHANTS.
Nos. 4s and 50 Canal, and 81 and 60
Common streets.
SUGAR, COFFEE, TEA,
SALT. MoLAssEs, FLOUR. BACON. PORK. ETC.
PLANTATION AND BOAT STORES.
TERMS CASH.
mys1 lw
WYCHE & MORGAN
ONO. F. wYCHE, New Iberia. Lad. G. NOR
GAN, Bastrop, La.)-
COTTON, SUGAR FACTORS, AND COMMISSION
MERCHANTS,
No. 80 Perdido street,
myNtt New Orleans
Leon oueyrouze. Oscar Bots.
QvEf"oOz1 6 "o's-
WHOLESALE GROCERs.
Dealers in
Wines and Liquors,
And all kinds of
WESTERN PRODUCE,
At the Blue stores,
Corner Old Levee and Bisnville streets.
New Orleans. my22 ~
row PEAs-COW PEAs-COW PEAS
Prime Carolina CLAY PEAS.
For sale in lots to suit purchasers, by
J. R. BOARMAN,
my17 Los ioydras street.
II OUIsIA ANA DYEING AND SECURING
IL Establishment = j. CLEDE, Steam Dyer and
ScOurer 223 Canal street, between Rampant and Ba-
sin, New Orleans.
Ladies', Gentemen's and Children's Clothes Dyed
and Cleaned AL kinds of sh,wls, Fine Laces. elk
and Lace Curtains, done up equal to new. Feathers
Cleaned and Dyed. Spots taken out without cleaning
the whole. Goods received and returned by express.
myl7 I'm
DROOK STEAM RICE MILL,
c. h. ALLEN. Proprietor.
SO. 81 and s3 Tchoupitouias Street,
New Orleans.
This is the most extensive mill in the South, and
the quality of its Rice is unsurpassed.
Milling rates-No c 1c per ID.
:. :. No. &C Nc per lb.
Sacks furnished on orders to Lock Box s7s. N. o..
nyl5tf
JOHNS RESTAURANT
Nos. 16 and Is Bourbon Street,
BY JOHN sTRENNA,
All the delicaces of the season constantly on hand
mv15 1m
Nr H. APPLICABLE.
Successor to
MCINTYRE APPLICABLE,
PLUMBERS,
COOKING RANGES aud BOILERS.
BATH TUBS. WATER CLOSETS.
wASHsTANDS KITCHEN SINKS,
LIFT and FORCE PUMPS. ALE PUMPS,
Sheet Lead and Lead Pipe, Brass ana Plated Cocks o.
all Patterns
l46 .Poydras lac
New Orleans, La.
NJ B. Agents for Oolwells Shaw Wizards Pat
snt Tin Lined Pipe
HYDRANTs PUT UP, EXTENDED AND REPAIRED
myS
HOUSE
CORNER OF cARoNDELEr AND JULIA sTs..
NEW ORLEANS.
Has large, well-ventilated rooms, wide halls and
galleries, making it pleasant for families.
Day boarders IS Per week; transient guests, 81 so
10 50 per day.
Breakfast, to g. lunch at O'Clock; dinner. S to
apps Su Tu Tn If
MILLER & MEYER,
Dealers in
WESTERN PROD UCE,
And
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Nos. "a Poydras and So Fulton street,
NEW ORLEANS. ap24 SIN
THE CHEAPEST PLACE To BUY IRON |
i PIPE is at JOHN G.. FLEMING'S. No. IA Poy.
1ras street.
The cheapest place to buy GAS FIXTURES is 81
JOHN G. FLEMING'S, No. 1874 Poydras street.
The best place to get good GAS FITTING done Is 81
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Ne,u Advertisements.
CLAUDE FLORANCE,
Successor to
FROR nee CAMPBELL,
Col m on Nj er h mt,
BUTTER, CHEESE AND GENERAL PRODUCE
% and 80 Tchoupitoulas street.
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FURNISHED ROOM WITH OR
Il without DO I'd. central locality. No. 100 ;ravier
street, near Baronne, on moderate terms. 70 suit
times. ap2e u
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Insurance.
TWENTY-FIFTH ANNUAL sTATK----
MENT
CRESCENT MUTUAL INSURANCE ooMPANH
May %. 1874.
The Trustees. In conformity the chs. tar subuis
the following statement of the affairs Of tho oompaHs
on the 3Oth O. April, 1874:
Fire premiums. ..............$ 2l9, 708 -
Marine premiums. 46 1886 80
River premiums l3A,oSl So-$400.S9A 35vss
Earned premiums. less reinsurance and
return premiums. .................. Ha.2Sa g.
Losses paid and estimated
+ On fire risks. .$8J,455 IA
On marine risks. 2s,477 SO
On river risks. :. Al. 334 47-3156. 266 %
Taxes, discount in lieu of
participation, intere
capital expenses, ETC., less
oscount' e1c..... lW,ob4 V6- z56,6Sf
Leaving net profits Observation-Disclosures. S62,7O9
=~s
The company have the following assets:
LOANS on bond and mortgage 1ss V
Loans on pledge of stock at
call ................$lSS,2 OS SS
Cash on Land 63,832 s. 2O2, 81
City bonds. bank and other stocks 1890. isa.osi 80
Premiums in course of collection. 6O.l00 81
Ss52.s4s "a.
The above statement Is true and correct Gan-s
scripttrom the books of the company.
THOMAS A. ADAMS. President
HENRY V. OGDEN. Secretary.
STATE OF LOUIS ANA. u
Parish of Orleans City of New OrleAns
Sworn to and subscribed before me. this 23d day Of
May, 1874. w. E. EVANS,
Second Justice Of the Peace.
Parish Of Orleans, La
The Board of Trustees Resolved. That after PAYING.
the Fourth Quarterly Interest of "a per cent tia
capital stock of the company, that dividend %
TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT be paid in CASH ON ana
after the 23d day Of June next to those parties nsu
ing with the company entitled to receive the
TRUSTEES:
Thos. A. Adams. Saml B. Newman.
Saml H. Kennedy, c. T. Buddecke,
John Phelps A. G. Ober,
Adam Thomson. Henry Abraham.
P. N Strong. Victor Meyer.
Joseph Bowling, Edw'd J. Gay,
Jno NJ. Sandidge, Simon Hernshein.
Simon Forchemer, JOS B. Woltei.
R. B. Post. r. T. Torlan.
EdWd Pilsbury, John e. King,
Chas. E. Slayback, Fred'k Camerden.
David Wallace. j. L. Harris.
Andrew Stewart. Joseph Stone.
myA 74-ThSa1y
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ST. CHARLES THEATRE.
Saturday. June 6. 1874.
LADIES' MATINEE
rendered by the
ORLEANS DRAMATIC ASSOCIATION,
For the
BENEFIT OF SUFFERERS BY THE OVERFLOW,
Under the auspices of the following ladies';
Mrs. G.. Santini, Miss Z. j. Justus,
Mrs. Wallace Wood, Mrs. w. j. Behin,
Miss J. Thorn Mrs. G. F. Buck,
Mrs j. N. Folwell, Mrs. j. ]. Mellon,
Miss L. Payro, Miss C. Hart,
Mrs. T. P. feathers, Miss Minnie Hoyland,
Mrs st. Clair Johns Mrs. George Bohne.
Mrs D, Hughes, Mrs. John Wilson,
Mrs John Thorn Mrs. E. J. Souby
On which occasion will be presented the pleasing
comedietta of
TUE MORNING CALL,
and the beautiful drama of
NOBODY'S CHILD.
Tickets fifty cents. For sale at the principal book
and jewelry stores and at the box Office the morn
ing of the performance.
Doors open at II A. M Performance to commence
precisely at IL NJ. je34
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Rooms and Board.

EURNI HE'D ROOMS. WITH OR WITH.
il out board, central location convenient to the
business po ton Of the city Inquire 1t No. So BA-
rome street. Terms moderate. myA I'm
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IT. LOUIS LIFE INSURANCE. CO.

st. Louis Mutual Life Insurance Company,
Mound City Life Insurance Company,
Missouri Mutual Life Insurance Company,
II called to the fact that the three companies hoVe
been consolidated under the title of the st. Louis Lin
Insurance Company. The consolidated company, com.
bnng - It does. the immense business Of the three
companies with the expense Of but One once manaao.
ment, 10 enabled 70 offer exceptional advantages -
Insurers. For payment Of Premiums OF any OthsR
business connected with the companies, address
HARMON DOANE. GEM 6oushern Agent,
LoQieiane md Southern MIA, l62 0rasiera11k
~ + t1c-sW. ::elsts cesk Xsv VzieAaA
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II OUISIANA DYEING AND SECURING
IL Establishment j. CLEDE, Steam Dyer and
Scourer, 223 Canal street, between Rampant and b.
SIM New Orleans
Lades, Gentlemens and Children's Clothes Dyed
and Cleaned AL kinds of Shawls, Fine Laces, elk
and Lace Curtains, done up equal to new. Feathers
Cleaned and Dyed. Spots taken out without cleaning
the whole. Goods received and returned by express
my17 I'm
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SEVENTEENTH ANNUAL STATEMRNT
HOPE INSURANCE COMPANY.
OF NEW ORLEANS.
once, No. I'll Camp street.
In conformity with the requirements Of their.
charter, the Company publish the following stsAox
ment:
Premiums received during the year
ending April 80. 1874. $l005a7 o.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-02-05
WIPE 1T OUT'

G.. w, Benedict, the Senator frou
the Tbirtieth District, bis u leng'h
entered In good earnest on the ~o.k
which no was sent to St. Psul TO d.
He has introduced in the Senate . pc.
titon from those who had him nomi
mated and eleoted-C. A. Gilman aud
N. P. Clarke asking that the Legisla.
tsre wipe out Cas- county. The rss
son for this summary anninilation i,
thst Messrs Gilman and Clarke own
large qusotities Of pine land In C.,l
county, and that the authorities there
have bid tho suds city to tax thea.
laad, 70 bslp meet current expenses
The ofense Is rstk and smells t
heaven. = Let Cas- cousty be straol
from the Int Of o'gaoized counties, in
sssstss! Why should Messrs. Gilman
'aad Clarke BE- called on 70 pay tax,
o. their p,ss lands I These lsnds, b,
aseyssem Of oper.eioos we'll understood
BY these ssnslsmsa, cost chem next 4
Dothisg, and Why should property b
taxed On valas,ioa greater. than it
cost II II outrsgsous; Of course il
u! We second Senator Benediet's de.
maud that IN end should be put to %,
county presumptuous enough to dare
anything Of this kind Let C.ss eouh'
~ BE- made \ fssrful e1snple, Of! Lei
ne hon. g. Whi)iAsns stand up to the
work, liks-like-ve bad almost s.id
ike . man; we'll, % the Seoator from
the Thirt,esh District is expected Il
z stand mp 20 1t. g.. "a, .-.. ~ -.
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On Friday last tho U 8. M.,-l--'
se,ved .n-~---vuvs1u on Mr.. r j.
Mendenhall Of Minneapolis. This 10.
ton was warranted on account Of Q
judgment found against Mr.. NJ. 10 the
United States Circuit Court on q claim
VI Van Valksu6urgh, Of New York,
for $4,000 The Msrshal attached
everything that be could fnd in the
bank.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-02-05

ARTICLES Of incorporation wsrs fled
90 the 3ls. Of last mouth with tho
Secretary of State for. the Weeessa
Railroad Company. This rad runs
from Brsioerd to Sank Rapids, thssee
to maoksto, Little Ralh. ssd 10 ,
point Dear Biz 2tona Late. ~ Il.
western boundary Of the State. Tia
espitsl stock il placed at I've million
dollars. F. r. De]ano, G. w. Giises.
N. W. Kittsoo, l.. E Reed, P. H.
Kelly, P. F. McQu'Ilao, and Jas. J.
Hill are to constitute tho Board Of
Directors for this year.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-02-05

81. OK Friday the Senate confirmed The
nomination Of Mayor George A Braok-
ct, Of Minneapolis, Is Surveyor Gener.
q Of Logs and Lumber for the Second
Distriot. The vote stood q for to Z
against. 8. ?. Fuller, Enq, Of Little
Falls, W. also confirmed - Judge Of
Probate Of Morrison county.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-02-05

"A consignment OF ever 200 cases
Of Japanese silk worm eegs, intended
for Italy, arrived in New York on tho
31st ult., by the way Of San francisco.
The last inspection Of, the ssmpls eass
showed tho eggs to BE- 10 perfect stsss
of preservation -
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The nd intelligence reaches Us from
Pepbia. Of the death +. few days ago,
At the residence Of Cla,les Csvileo. Of
that place. Of Col I. os S,u,sm.n, .
leading citizen Of Dalpsi, we'll known
in 81. Paul where ke has been . irs.
qusnt visitor. q ~ :
Ool Stutsman held ID. ssv...l years
the odes Of Receiver d tAs Land Office
Il Psnbisa, and has represented that
District il the Dakota Legislature fos
several ysa,s. THOUGH hs called
Pembins, where hG,hau reaided for
eight or ton ye.;, hh h Ia H. h. has d,.
vided his time between Pembin. and
Ysaktoo. He was . gsntlen.a Of con.
sidsRsbls property. consisting largely
Of real estate in northern and southern
Dakota. He loft the bulk Of his prop.
erty 70 : niece in Arksas.s aud bank
* 10 Sioux City.
he Was . gentleman of excellent
abilities, and took = prominent posi-.
ton in the politics Of tho Territory
where he welded considerable Influence.
He was the victim of . curious con.
genital malformation. which oolored BIZ
life with q peculiar eyuieism. He pos
sessed splendid md powerful ply
sique Of perfect symmetry except thai
he was born almost without legs, o,
with legs not moro than . foot long
His strength enabled him to overcome
. great extent this disadvantage
and hs would swing himself into : car
riags, IN which he generally rode, with
snsp.iain1 aa;l:Ax he s.-azf, !,
companion, and highly eseeeemed ~ BY
irieods. Hi, death win b sslt By sh.
people Of northern Dakota . = per'ona
ioeg. -N. Pull Pres, 4M.
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TIE employees OF tho New York L
Oswego railroad have ebsioed looomo-
t'ves to the track, spiked tho switches,
and torn up the track At summisville.
They declare they viii allow no moro
trains to Pass until the railroad CON.
p.ny pays the wages 'l'e.dy due.
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WITH it, issue Of the s1st Of Jsau.
ary the kinaesota Record, Published
at Rochester, Olnstsd county, entered
upon its fourth year. The Record Il
one Of the best and largest pspess 10
the Southern part cf The State.
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Nh. J.. W! JACKSON, of the firm Of
Bourp 4 jackson, Of 81. Paul, dad ..
Hos Springs, Ark, on Tuesdsy, where
hs had gone for biz hesith. Before
biz departure he bsd effected % in.
sursnes spon bis life TO the amount Of
416. OOO.IE + ssGf I'll 81, J G~'y z
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hos. Sands, daughter Of Rel,
Admiral Sands, United States Navy,
nov 10 ohsree Of the Naval Observatory
1t Washington, has received the vhite
veil Of tho Order OF the Visisstion u
Mount Dessits 'Coovess, Bslsiuors
county. A very largo sssenbhes VT.
messed the ceremony. :2'-a.@ =.
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AINNEsOTA NEWS.

-Mapksto proposes to have wooden
mill ct = cost Of $26, 900.
Red Wing has resolved to have ,
new hotel which is to be built by Z
stock company with capital OF $50.
900.
Mat. Berg, boot and shoe dealer
Of Aooks, hes loft that locality leaving
. number of unsettled bills.
"A citizen of FaribauIt has 70.
sumsd specie paymeut-he paid his
taxes with eleven pounds Of eoppsrs.
~. MoCriumou, . green grocer Of
Minneapolis, steddsdIed last week,
lss.ing his oreditors In the luroh.
MIR. Krod, Of Canton, Lyon County,
Of this State, gave birth on tho goth Of
January to twins, weighing twenty five
pounds.
The building improvements At
F.irabsult 10 1873 amounted to $685..
600, iseladios $40, 600 for State and
public buildines.
Apart Of Houston h Co.'S sash
and door factory, st Anoka, fell in on
Friday night lest, breaking /. lsrss
amount Of shsitisg, ssvss aud usohin.
err. Loss shout $500. I
"A Ohippsvs half breed On Thur
dsy eonplstsd u Duluth tho task Of
shifting for swent5.Aour consecutive
hours. He overaowsd his measure BY
t~suty.six minutes. 2~.>:
The Tow mill Of the Linseed OIL
Company, located 4 shelbJville. Blue
Earth county, ". totally destroyed BY
6rs on Sunday last. Loss $500 no
Insurance.
The runner for St. Paul millio.
cry store has been m.kiog trouble IN
the family Of . MI. Dean, of Mankato.
Pistols were q urished BY the ,odigu.nt
Dean, but the man Of ribbons slid Of ia
. place Of safety. .,.
The Indians Of White Earth Res
ervstioh srs said to bs making exsen.
sive preparations for farming the CON.
ing season. A large smouot Of choice
.esd wheat has been sent them, and
they express . great desire to emulate
tho white man in raising big crops.
-Ro.hso lids establishments ut
Minneapolis swss elaeed b. the Sheriff
90 Saturday evening. The. claim, on
whish tia sstablhhmsat VA closed
aneasts y 81, 900 snd = halo. By the
.tathes Of The dsfs.dast t.. vil thus
b sssss that The troable u IL II re
family. :.z ....s ,a> i - IL @.,::-... :.
M. d. B. johnson prints the fol.
lowing in the .Litehdsh Ladger.:. Y
:, tounD Ssbbsth morning, be-,
hind my counter, . lsdy' gold pin. I
showed it to my better half aud limo.
~
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ONE Dr. Z.oh.rie has presented q
claim to Congress for GAG, QUO for pro.
fsssional services rendered our seldissu
duriaR tho recent war in; rsuovisa
corns from the patriot feet. !,
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Ma T. G. suApLEIoH, Of Montiosl.
10, hss been appointed Register Of The
Uni'ed States Land Office st Detroit,
Becker county, oice W. A. Newton.
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QUE CI1RONIU CANDlnAE0 U0R
i CON00B0os 49,, :.

The St. Paul DispatcA anticipates
that the coming contest for the Rspub.
li>au nomination for Congress in this
District will oe lively one, add statee,
what tor some time has been we'll
known here and elsewhere, that. T. @.
Mcclure, If this city, il setting up his
little pins and laying bis virss with .
view To- securing this nomination
Several years ego his ultimate personal
aud political friends sasouassd, some.
what oonfidsn.iall,, that, havisg smsss.
ed considerable wealth, no vss begin.
ting to long fir thor os"-t. Is 'thonos"
osiug uodsrseosd 70 ,is N the d,ssssisa
Of Congress. Since then hs eAas, IN
each succeeding eausas, declared hi
willingness to oonsidsr himself ''ia The
hands Of his friends aud 1t The service
ofshs JDissriet' Two yssss ago BE-
was eaodidate-and ~ % annoupced
By = Minneapolis pspsr-but, so.s.
how, when the Convsssios xas held
his name w.s never lispsd By . single
delegate This time hs starts out in
better season, and hopes to grasp The
coveted "hoaor." II almost briugs
e'rs to our eyes to write it. but sh~
reputation Of this paper - . truthful
and reliable public Journal eoupels "a
70 s.sse that his hopes ore again doom.
cd 70 be dashed. His lopgings mus.
DO nurssd for smother ewo years.
'tiosor," wil;.o'. ths.wisp like. dances
ahead of him, but ooatioually out Of biz
resch. It is evident that Il w,s usve,
intended he should carry the brasd,
M c." 20 - f.:" ~,H~rJ Il
It 10 not the fault Of TIE JOURNAL
that the tstes refuse to smile On Mr.
MeClure's political asp,r.aooa Thi.
paper has devoted itself to bin With q
'siogleness Of purpose mssi,ipg the
sarmes. acknowledgement. It has held
up for public admiration the most ssl.
lent points Of bic character fidelity
10 positions Of public trust, biz enter.
prise aud vhole.souled libsssl,ty ~ q
citizen, biz honesty - . tax.p.ysr, hi.
remarkable ability ~ 6usee,ss (da
played 10 bus running beth . bank asad
. griss. mill With only $1,000 7espissl),
and bis firmosss in refusing 70 bseom.
sp.rty to any scheme which might 70
suit IN bis persooal segr.rdissnsot
Aod, just here, We feel eompslled q
rebuks tho Di.pateh, which rsfsss 4
our good snd great oitizss - ''sh<
head center Of enc Of TIE most ubsoru.
puIous rings in tho Ssste." But til
Dt.pateh Is correct in ss9iue that Mr.
Mcclure "h.s now secured the st.
Cloud Press - 40 organ" He con.
trolls, if hs does not entirely own, that
institution, which is to be used in
tra'tless efforts to open up the WY Ia
Congress aud "honor." Mr.. Mcclure
must oct complain, when it 10 too l,te,
that We did not give him . friendly
Warnlpg in time. ...
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-02-05

y - Bismarck is . lively place 10 reside
fighting is always going % and pis-
tolls are always going of: On i'Tbuss.
8dsy night 1 soldier blev q sitisso's ooee
With ! revolver blowing ths I'd Il IL
completoly EoG, z5a II n 1906 " i