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The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-03-19
9cfssorlnktums.

% Tallapeosa, Ala, has profitable
9 geld mine.
g The Yale crew have new method
z OF traiGing.
Maryland girls won't marry in the
3 fall of the moon.
Il Business men are penetrating tho
q Interior OF Arizona.
Almost all the maidens of Oregon
are bowed down with mumps.
The ladies Of Macon, Ga, are i'm.
proving the park Of that city.
The newest oil well in Pennsylvs.
MIA spouls 1000 barrels day.
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birth in our regular army is 244.
Almost all the young maidens OF
Oregon are bowed down with mumps.
A duck killed a rooster in q fight
lor SoV IN Chester, Ia.
Ynba county, Cal, apricot and al.
mond trees are blossoming.
Denver, Col, begins to think it
needs Gre alarm telegraph.
Fishermen constitute the health.
lest class in Massachusetts,.
A Now York Lady is experts, ent.
ing with Japanese servants.
Jamaica ginger is extensively cul.
tivated in Dunn.s Lake, Fla.
Cummins objects to the ri.ualistis
use of incense. It incenses him.
The national sin OF Americans. ssys
Dr.. McCosh, is selt.adulation.
Two thousand rats were receutly
killed IN one grain stack in England.
1t will cost Boston to MAINTAIN its
public schools this year. 81, ,40O, 900.
Baker City, Orc, has subscribed
$50, 900 to the Blue Mountain Univsr.
sity.
A rattlesnake has boon killed 1t
Lake Okeschobeo with fifty four rat.
les.
San Francisco has fifteen Masonic
Lodges, with membership Of 2,l25.
ly Of color ed men.
There is hardly a school house in
the whole city Of Brooklyn deoently
ventilated.
Millsdgeville, Ga, is growing over
the birth of seven boy babies On the
22d OF last month.
The striking shirtmakers Of New
Haven are putting considerable
starchin their color.
A Newburyport, Mass. man is 40
sused of having sold his fathss skele-
ton.
A maa at Carlisle, Ky. was re.
Gently finod $3.50 for shooting an.
other man.
There are said to bo $4,000 estab.
isumcnts in Paris wero absinthe is
sold.
The temperance movement has
succeeded in closing the doors Of
four saloons ia CarterYville, Ga.
Every Twelfth year is regarded by
the Hindoos as anlucky for marry
ing, and this IS the tabooed year.
Tne ruins OF tho fire which par
TALLY destroyed Chillicotho, Ohio, il
1916, are still pointed out to visitors.
A Hartford boy, seven years old.
has been sent to Jail tor six days, for
throwing q anow oall at milk cart.
Mrs. Hayden. OF Sharon, VT, has
peony which she has watched bios
som for seventy consecutive years.
There are Eve members only Of
the Utah Legislature who are not
possessed Of more than one wife
| each.
A man living IN the vicinity of San
Diego, Cal, was recently arrested
for chopping down telegraph poles.
| At several places In Montana the
epizooty has reappearsd. Some
s,age lines have been compelled to
step.
A temperance praying band has
been organized at Plattsburg, N. T.,
and is meeting with encouraging
success.
Three thousand dollars worth Of
asparagus was incidental to . recent
royal entertainment at St. Peters.
burg.
Nearly 10000 dozen bottles Of 90.
da water were put up 1t the Napa
. Soda Springs, COL, the last six
J months.
I'll Eastern Oregon claims 10000 in.
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Cash Rates Of Advertising.

Legal advertising, at legal rates.
For the use Of large cuts aud wood type
an additional charge. varying from 10 to 20
per cent, will be made.
Prompt settlements will be expected with
all time-advertisers, at the close Of each
calender quarter. Transient advertise.
ments must DO paid for in advance.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1874-06-27
Two American MAGAZINES.

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In the extent, variety and artistic excel
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Its conductors started with the definite
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E. w. Anderson, Jr.,
AGENT. SUPERIOR.
WEST WISCONSIN,

St Paul and Chicago Through Line running
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and connecting in Chicago for all points
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The only line running the celebrated Pullman
Palace day and night coaches between st.
Paul and Chicago
Westinghouse Air Brakes and Miller Safety
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Through Express Trains daily each way be
tween ST. Paul and Chicago, on and after
April %, 1874,
Leaving st. Paul as follows: Day Express,
daily, except Sunday, 80 am. Night
Express, daily, except Saturday, 7:3o pm.
Arriving in Chicago, Day Express, 1920
am, Night Express 400 pm.
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Paul, Day Express $50 am, Night Ex-
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Through tickets to all important points for
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Minneapolis,
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G. NJ. HUNTINGTON,
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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1874-06-27

FATAL CUHoSITY.-tour little
Boys in Providence, W ednesday at
ternoon, opened doctors medicine
case they found in his carriage.
Some kind ofpoison was taken pro
baby morphine), and distributed
among them. The result is, one,
Willie Burns, aged years, is dead,
and the others lie in peril
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The Mysterious Island"
Fascinated the World.

The theme Of the present story affords the
author the finest opportunity for the display
of his peculiar gifts. The story will be pro-
fusely illustrated, and is begun in the April
Number.
For sale By all Ne7cs Dealers or Booksellers
Price $500 a gear, 80 cents Number
SCRIBNER 4 Co, 654, Broadway, Ny.
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SATURDAY. JUNE 81, 1874
LOCAL AFFAIRS
Ex-Governor 3. Magoffin, Of KY. /
has been spending some time in
Washington.
The ocean telegraph brings the
announcement that the circulation
of the Bible has been prohibited in
Turkey.
The n. Y. Herald notices the
arrival in that city, of Gen. John c.
Breckenridge of Ky, on Friday of
last week.
II. Garrety at the Railroad Meat
Market has kerosene oil at 80 cents
per gallon, also corn, oats and feed
cheap for cash.
Hon. Geo. L. Becker, President
of the ST. Paul & Pacific e. r., has
gone into tree culture on an extern
sive scale, near Morris, Mimi.
SIGNoR BLITz. This eminent and
world celebrated ventriloquist aud
wizard will soon pay US visit.
For fifty years he has astonished
the world.
Post Master Gen Cresswell has
resigned, and the President has
rendered he position to Congress
man Eugene Hale Of Maine, who
will probably accept.
Hank Fifeld, formerly of Ash.
land, made us call on Monday
last. He remained in town tor a
few days and then left for a trip
down the Lake, where he intends
visiting the copper and iron districts
Of the Upper Peninsula of Michi-
gan. Hank Is vlrtuouS, consequent
ly happy.
From the Ashland Press.
THE NEW RICHMOND AND ASH
LAND RoAD.-C. H. Pratt, Esq.
left with hi. sprvavino mart, Tburs-
dav mornino 70 Iocate the ST. Crotx
and Ashland woaon road uo will
RIM tba lime &c far sontb 90 Namala.
Don lake and f,;Iino 70 maar tho
marty akino north from New Rich
onl ~ tbo+ na;r+ u;II ., f,r.hor
south
pounrp uo,-sr Tob, Santa,
Es, hos made orrapromants for
h,i1dino loroo sto,o nov,dor borso
noor +h;s rilIo9o and nil, FIJI = wifi
tho host onaIitv Of bIastino nowdar
for nso IN rho ninae This i,sti,n-
,;or i 70 no . FIRST class ono o,d wa
L., "a - o,.Ioo1 Do1-.
;Ssn.h 90 70 u-a..,oo+,Ir @ IN hn;Id-
;,r lie ,nooa1ipo
Scp,n or Nr,,-sr ,prp Hrs7,o
~ No CT no,rs,,,or ,,lli.ho1
:, +bis 1.ooIi4v vas tho Ravford
Lerc,,ru NV Hamilton Hatoh t.
first onn,bar u,as .iss,ad limo 2otb
1877 At HovfeId IN tho hu;Id;po
nov, oanod a,d oco,,;od ~ ro,,o.
chona,,, T. WA. ,,,.;at.l 81 -.
aoaa.;o,.I "a ooL..
oftha samo vaa, whom i wos die
.nn4;puad Tho oaioo ,oo+o,;o1
nross ,Sc wasnut IN charooof ( :
Von,,bn Eso ,vbo ooIJ ! - no,
the dahts ;nonrrad ~ tho or;o;r .
nprchase \ mart Of the ,yna wa.
sant 70 Da,roit IN Octohor 1870
Joo Fl Camnbau nurcbasaa N,
press and started the BAYFIELD,
Press with a part of the N,rc,lr,l,
i"'' "''i'l WAS 'sSueu iiIe9
ularly until sometime in the spring
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1874-06-27
THE MODERN
Robinson Crusoe

UiH $50 beautiful Illustrations.
Messrs. Scribner & Co, have secured for
serial publication in SCRIBNER'S MONTH
LIZ, NJ. Jules Verne's latest story,
The Mysterious Island"
in which, not content with the old stories of
ROBINSON CRUSOE " and the SWISS
FAMILY ROBINSON" the writer undertakes
to show how q party of men cast upon
mysterious and desert Island, may live by
their scientific resources alone, without the
aid of any wreck to draw upon for the mate
rails of life and comfort.
The party are Americans who set out from
Richmond, va, during the seige, in bal
loon. NJ. Jules Verne uuites with an aecu-
rate scientific knowledge, an exuberance of
inventive genius that has
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Scribner's MONTHLY.

THE SUMNER CAMPAIGN BEGUN.
"ANOTHER GREAT LITERARY
SENSATION"
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ALLAN LIN L.

General Western Office, Chicago, lliinos.1
Despatch one of their First Class, Full-powered
Steamships four times every week ia SUNNI q, ana
three times every week in Writer each way between
Liverpool and Glasgow and Quebec, portia d, Re!t>
more, or Norfolk,
PASSAGE TICKETS, all classes between principal
ponts in Europe and America, at lowest rates.
Special Inducements for Emigrants offered TO par>
ties wishing to send for friends the Gid Country.
Our Agents throughout the Northwest can offer
the same terms ourselves.
ALLAN & co,
- and II LaSale Street, Chicago.
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Third and Wabashaw SITS, St. Paul.

mira anu w dOdSHdW DIS, CT. 1dul.
We would beg leave to call your attention
to our immense stock of Foreign and Domes-
tic Dry Goods, viz:
70, 900 yards Dress Goods, from l5c.
10000 4" Dress Silks, from SI0O.
1000 a" Black Alpacas, from 25c.
$1,000 White Goods in Victor Lawns,
Nansook Muslins, Swiss Muslins, Cambrics;
Jaconets, Check and Plain Piques, Strip
ed and Lace, Victoria Lawns, Laces and
Lace Goods, Cambria Handkerchiefs, &c.
Table Linens, Napkins, Doylies, White
Quilts, &c.
1900 dozen Ladies', Misses, Children's
and Mems Hosiery, Gloves, &c.
''Haris'" Seamless and Aexandres' Kid
Gloves, in all colors, and in !, ., g. and
Buttons, &c.
Samples sent on request; orders promptly at
tended to prices low.
CATHCA-RT & 90.
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For prompt payment | make low prices"
Geo. M. Smith,
General Commission
PRODTTE MER CHA Mt,
Second Street,
SUPERIOR WISCONSIN.
For prompt payment l make low prices"

Dealer in FLOUR, GRAIN, FEED, BUTTER, EGGS
POULTRY. STAPLE and FANCY GROCERIES
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STATE Of WISCONSIN, COUNTY OF DOUGLAS
- In Circuit Count.
John D. Howard, plaintiff, against Simon
Emery, defendant.-Summons for the pay
ment of money.
In the name of the State of Wisconsin,
You are hereby summoned to answer the
complaint of John D. Howard plaintiff which
will be fled with the Clerk Of the Douglas
County Circuit Court (of which a copy is
hereto annexed) and to serve copy of your
answer on me at Superior in said county
within twenty DAYS after the service of this
81 nmons exclusive of the day of service, and
if you fail to answer said complaint as hereby
required, the plaintiff will take Judgment
against you for one hundred and sixty-six
dollars and eighty-slx cents and interest
thereon from the twentieth day of July A. D..
/ | S63, besides the costs of this action.
Dated June 10th, 1874.
! TH0S CLARK, Pitts Atty,
| jun27augS Superior, Douglas Co, Wis.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-11-12

WHEREAS def nit has '.c", ,nal, ia tn, psy
w ''"t Hi III" sum rr one !,;:Irci a,l int. seven
d,'.!'rS 'i t'!"t: cents. which i ri,,,G 10 b. ,!
as p'lncit a.i i'irrt 81 at IA, .i,t, u! li- ,tu;.
rta!i 'i'h'Htui" :" No t.a n ID. and rEccit "
iY living VI. Nirra!l and E!n;:a i;lrr:il LIS vii,
M"rt:a-"rs. a: dated on tr =: Z, day uf !:n.c !
D. NJ, ;'ii delivered tp ;nmno;" {. Sickle Hnr;-
2a@r'. "n'th m"itSa,". was r'cnu!ri III th' OH
"! t." Register OF i'""d* in an. for Z, twno. unty
H'!''rS"ta on ste i,t day OF June, A. ID. Isl. at
rc."cS a. II, il G""x ]. of Mortgages on pages
COS, COG. and Go, which sal! mortgage an:
the debt !'"re!y secured. III" rrater ASS: gar.
by said N"'t tas"c. t. Andrew {. anb. :~>i:n"e and
the assignment recorded IN the sriI Register o:
DrdS oht" on the 3'st LAY Of I,"cr,er 4. l.. 1872
a i's "circs =. NJ. in Vol. .f mortgages Oh rag,
!. aud ~. wii;c:. sal. mo- gag. :ont,in-
ed ht'r"a'i"n f.'r the Payment OF twenty dollars
as solicitors tees in cas" Of foreclosure.
Ana Whereas no action rrecrt 'lin@s has been
Instituted at law otherwise ta recover the debt
now remaining 'cuie" ny sail m.ltga:e par:
thc'ret Therefore notcc is he rchy given that in
pursuance q" power Of sale contained in said mort
gage and OF the Statut' in such ma!c and pro.
siiei the premises which, cnye:ei by said mott
gage ard, which ,icscrba.; AS follows: The Eas
twenty seven and one half 27's feet Of lot rin"o
IN bt"ck n ne IN tie Original Town plat Of tl.'
wiling" of Redwood Falls according I" :h. recorded
plat o! sail Town III the county Of Redwood a3G
state OF Minnesota, together with the arprrtenan.
ces tAerrnno elonsing will be soil at public venue
by the sheriff %! sail county. at the front donr Of
the Court House, in the village Of Redwood Fall,
ia ssi COantr. on Friday tho 1.,h ,:,v Of Juiy \.
1874. "to o'clock a. ~ t" satisfy the said an,"nns
ci.imed I, BE- due sail NOR: gac together wifi,
sail att"rl:' - lees and in.errs, from date a;, the
costs and expense et i.i. roscc,osurc
ASH'stW c. IAMD.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-11-12
Suffering in Nebraska.

y corresp ondsnt Ola Chicago pap&,
gives the io'!,wia. account Of the con.
di';on Of things ia Nvbra>k, There
is act oaIy hard times, anl great
:crc:iy Of money there, bu, muci.
.c:u': d:Sti'u'ion anl suffering.
"Dtalh trum s,arvA,ion,-iur the ac
,ua! wau, Of t'.oI, within c,.h;c.,.
hours travel Of Chicago, aud lu I'll,
heart OF the gram growing Region o!
t'c Country, Is something that si,vul4
attract thc attention OF The rutllc
Gen. O.I, coultulnIiny the ~, par,
nr"t Ct the ltIttc, ani who is pvl>o..
.itv cn-nlZ.nt q: the facts, ADDRESSED
iHc bard vi tra,!c Yesterday, lrnln- liz
piazza aud direct tc.nss the sad st r, ui
,ic dc>titu,i,n 10 W.sicln N.Dra>k
Caused by the rava-es ., the Sra>s!,op.
rc's. From 'i'c reports vi his uifv u,
." the ground ahd au.uu: t'c>c lrup,,
ic la: lc.labic l.:.nrinal,Uu a> to t.,
actual conlstIvn IT f.tt.irs lie states
ttat several caS>: IT uc:,;ai death ..
chlsi'en have taAcn place. Fathers
AaVc h"CI conpc.iv.i 10 abandon thea.
;LuIliirS auI seek wnIk a;!t iyot. H.
"n: house tn c,rr>c uI il ch;!i wa>
'"nnd that h,i = rl>:.,1 10: WAT vi
! "'i. ahI ntaf 1t tile luUtuvr p;ustrai,
md d.,u% ICON tl.e same cause. Ii,
states tna, n Boone Gr>clcy, Sherman.
iiow'rI, DrH..", and al The utnv.
tvuu;l,> St Q! the Missouri river,
'"o.r' i'cs ii 'hc people arc t.s;.>a,,
IT all iur .tce>>.rivs vi i.ir. Inr,
nave neither c.oii.tns nor shvvs a.u
.ovd is ".r'>.b.c l.. @v,.'
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MORTGAGE So! =.

D'aaH :: :r:: ;ren N'r'' j., IA coal ,l::'"ns aes
i (c,' u, I.r!" H.. t. < ,::'";.: ':jrt:.
~: q ,'tr, "' i''n>.n's ii. * rni:,'! .:'.! :,
t: 'na" a..', ,x.r.i.. :,I .:;.;:yir! Is !c:.a II.
'.'!'o,.i i;,! \. . N>'i, n&..i ,::r l,:s,.;. /.
g"i*. t. Gas, u. :'tr"N:. i:a,:'s y !c r:i :,,.
{: 81 -" y t@n!' c"rs;i;;; ;.;c Ne ::.:n .i ;tung
i'"t' u "i.'! "F!i;'. ''"':::s,''s I" : er, III;
i'!:ii. 1t %; ;iirt,. l.G'r IL! srv,t tive, l.>
aH it,ies;." ;."c'"r !; :" t., /. ;,.:.! ,,...
tl:e': cert ~ r"!:s>": ":s III wi'i:", I'"r:'t;
'a;" "''n ~. 'i" '-5', "ii.'i' >a: nior'ga.' VA
az! 10" !:>.iw"'.i J"u.;f Nirn:S':.'. On III" r iii
day &: Ai!i Ia L; o'ciov. \. u. .l SUE. Say.
on BOOK ;hnr:ea.n d. i, ra,v. i'j.t..o -, ::a.'
cover! 4 III c'nvrys to ii t-ascr. IL" !i.,w:i.
described !rsl': : So! IT,. il The County "i Il,
woni ami : .'c Of Il t.,s, s3.'a, 20 wit:
I':r 81 i i.a!i ,W :, ni lii" N,i;h ", st raarte,
Is ~ "is' c''o" t"s'y Nv" O.! ~ wns:.i!..un
ia.h. t'litr-~S g. vet Containing, ;hfy i>u)
ceres acc"f';n: t. IA. c",r meat ..::v:.y. .sI>,
l.'t nnnl"r sw"i, t2> il iitc q. :.v.r, tx ~ il
Wa:oLs srcoi...::',un {" the vil'a-. Of Il t.wooL
Fats. ac'"'ns /" t:.c r"c"t,r p,t t:crc"l.
'''!"nt li'v.:::, h e.; mace in III payne 1T Of nE,
g: q" 't ii sa mort age rt ;l;io.' i. t'rg
y srcu: q. and there is cta!n"'l i" hc ir ", t;:;
IL '.." on :Ii'. note Hi Il EI":4 IL t;:u o. t:..s
c'. u wit, Dci' i'"r 18th j. til" II y,:;y
six 2n' 10 $3.50 !'.i',. i 10 a,n pro-
'''tr; al !'v ti.".Hi< las i,,.,n ins:I.:v. or
""'ai"nce' t" - c'v"r sai! n,nt ,,s.. Gri: o; az,
.r. ic.c't. Now ,:"r, t, 10 ,n,:c i hcr.l~ -;vrn
ih't "n'!"r an! by virtue L" tuc power ci SAL. il.
SH' mortgage t"hta'n'd md rrc',",! ,i' v,t
'i''i r':'a:it t" tie S::nt' il such ,aat AM
p"."!'! sad norts;." wi! iH' for, cosi lv the sale
Of i:ir s'cse scrior! ;:.o.tga3.'l premises,
r'':' there orc as may !" necessary 10 satisfy s
~. tla"' debt. at luiic v,n.!ur To the hig!.rs,
=. i.r for cash. and that said sale will l4 ,la, ly
{ h" Sl"; lit nj said Redwood county Saturday the
oth''iy OF Dcc"4'b \. y. 1874 Il, ten cc'och in The
forenoon o: sad dy, it tie c:on. doc: al the
oi" oi the ei>t.r Of D".'s ia th" village Of T. d.
wool Falls. Red col county, Mi"n's"t:, an! ,',*
proceeds It such sal" ,priirI TO the pr yn.c, Of
said mortgage d,ht AMI int rest, with the ccsl anu
cha scs o! suc!, sal. tngcthe. with til" sun OF
Twenty-Five !";ars in said mor: sac, spu.t 70 la
psi: as attorneys :ccs in ol the foreclosure
thereof.
Dated at r: .iwooi Falls, Redwood County Mimi
esota, this l5,h day oi Octob,r \. y. 1874.
Chas. r. Strong. Charles ". Ilscsct:, and Geo.
A. Chari", partners IS str"n; iiack.tt and uha,nn,
M"rtgag gees.
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Yellow Medicine Coanty Matters.

Il pr"minent i-su" in the late citc
ton, in yellow Medicine County. was
the question Of the removal Of the
Cuun,y Scat from Yellow Medicine
city to Granite Falls The Till au,hu.
rizu: vote on it WAS passed Last
winter. The result # the vote as re-
turned Was maj ajni'y ia favor OF ;
removal
Those wi,o OPP 'sel it were not rrc.
p1r-'l,o submit. j ,st yc. at least, ana
an inju,c,'on TO prevent It's removal
was procured from Court Commission
or teu T. q i> AMI served on IT,,
County Off .crs. We beli:ve tina,
III. legal poiu,s ia the Injunction are,
that the law is unconstitu'i iunal in no.
having been read a, length twice o"
its pass,gc an Il chars. OF fraud i"
the popular vote.
s. NJ. Yc'rly AMI ,w, others. wicse
names W. do not rcnn mber, are the
Plaintiffs Of record ia the case, aud
Mr.. Shannon Of Minnesota Falls. :heir
Attorney.
Baldwin Il Wallin Of this place arc
Attorneys for the offence.
1t is expected to come before Judge
H,uscome, at the New U!m term oi
the District Courr which commcncc>
next Mouily.
In the mean time, county aft .irs are
not in very satisfactory shape. The
officers have received notice to qui, thu
buildings they have been Occupying.
and they cant get any others in yellow
Medicine city. Ii the owners @! the
buildings succeed in i citing them be.
fore "A c,.clu>ion i, reached in the in.
junction case, the Government Of VI
low Medicine County is likely 70 be
without a local hahi,a.ion," unless
our benevolent friends in Minnesota
Falls should have compassion o" them
aud stake thcm ln.'
John ". Blakc's majority in Yellow
Medicine County was ab,u, 240.
Nearly all the Candidates on the
regular Republican ticket were elected
The next Legislature vii! stand
politically, as follows.
Senate, Eurs", Join: Ballot
I Republicans PC u -
uemoDtats - ~ 81
Msjoritics II O. b
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