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New-York tribune., 1874-05-05
sgIPpIyG INTELLIGENCE
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CLEARED.
Steamship A C. sinners Ph4dephA James Hand
j Johannes Rod Soi Anderson orders FuHeh, Eiye
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Petty
Celtic Brl Thompson Liverpool Apl 23 and oueers-
town 4iA TIia adis S ,Ds % p1 Ven 70 & = SO SO % p 2e via
Havana 18th, TO y A.eI.nar. Sons.
with nass anc Da,. 10 old Dominion steamship Co
Bari James stone t0i Bosoh PaHs i0Aonans jan "h
sear weuOnah Cof COh, P.ad.Su MIyagusI r. % days
scnH J P Robinson tOf GlOuess.. Bill. HrbOr ,Dd days.
' scb Il.e Rich tof s.lem) Oliver
sehr Of Sew6ayp0I BrOws, Bsasoa 20 e-,
seli. ia James Boyle Smith. vIrrnlA
Henretta New Haven. "; Wooe ss.-havsn.
W. Atw.ler, Me-" H.Ssn & W Loeis s,i,s. pTo,a.a's-
Ya%.e. sca.ne FnGs. sS s5aSsT, s.,,,sSs sS:'0''
W. L. Peck Hartford l. 8 haea. nafuofe
James Phelps Portland c. Titnou'e Deuni'perI
Chas Mcdonald Dennisport Sorne., LxSe,, xoe.,ss
wISD-ssassI n W. clear
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Ma. tAnyed steamship. Norma "a nss r@Ssri
Alert ffon M,rtuiqa. James Bills. ron sa,'1a.a nal.
EoKTnKp MONACO 4-Anyed bsfh ItAn ron hohtsueec,
or orasa barb surprse and ons ueO'sa 'i bAnaors
FOREIGN PORTS.
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c Of Montreal Morehouss, from %
a. area O'clock this afternoon The e
sSs aTs here Of ibs steamship CITY RehaOSa
New lOrk~a eriof
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monieg
Great Rspabhe which et FTaHcso April arrived iOkobAns
April IS, aA5E " Gay
DISASTER.
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place With " sSbofe Amercsn shosL
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New-York tribune., 1874-05-05


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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-03-26
(Prom tho Inter. Ocean of March 1871

From tho Inter. Ocean Of March H.
THk first number OF the Srm;- Week.
IL Inter- Ocea" will be issued on Mon
day, March 80 The constantly vim
crea.ing demand from that large class
who do not desire daily, and who are
not contented with weekly installments
Of news, has induced this new venture.
The endeavor will be to make the semi
weekly edition s',ch as to contain the
beet feature Of both daily and a week.
Iy Newspaper. Not less than two pa
ges will be devoted to tclepraphio news
and one page each t" editorial discuss
ions and t" commercial reports. The
remaining four pages will comprise
correspondence from I'LL parts Of the
world, stories, and miscellaneous arti-
cles, . literary department., farm and
home department, aud such other mat
ter as will make the Scn,i- Wrekty In.
ter Ocean interesting aud instructive
to its readers Of every condi'"n and
occupat.on Advertisements and local
news will occupy less space than in the
daily. aud pr"port''"atsly more roo"
will b. Civ. n t" reading MATER lhc
SAME high standard tha. has obtained
TOR the daily aud weekly such an ex-
tended Patr"nage will be maintained
Let the people first subscribe for and
encourage their local papers, and then
send in their ,remittances Tor the Semi
Weekly Inter- Ocean.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-03-26
CyTATE OF MIME sofa COUN.
- TY OF MOWER, %.


In probate eourt-spscial term.
In the matter Of tho estate Of 8. A. Dennis,
deceased.
On reading and fling the petition Of A. J.
Hunt, administrator of said estate setting
forth the amount Of personal estate that hae
como to his hands, and the disposition there
said deceased, and description Of oil the real
estate of which said deceased died seized, and
tho condition and value of tho respective por-
tions thereof: and praying that lieen be to
him granted to sell the cast half Of the south
west quarter of section number nineteen
township one hundred and four, range num-
Dor seventeen, in Mower County Minnesota,
and it appearing, by said petition, that there
10 not sufficient personal estate in the hands of
said administrator to pay said debts, and that
it il necessary in order to pay tho same, to
sell all, of said real estate:
1t is therefore ordered, That all persons in.
terssted in said estate, appear before the
Judge Of this Court, on Monday tho 18th day
Of Hpril, A. D. 1874 at 10 o'clock A. NJ, At
the Probate Office in said County, then and
there to show cause If any there be) Why IL
ccnse should not be granted to said admins
traitor to sell real estate according to tho pray
or Of said petition.
And it 10 further ordered, that . copy Of
this order shall be published for four successive
weeks prior to said day Of hesring-the last
of which publications shall DO At least fourteen
days'beforc said day of.hearing-in the Mower
County Transcript, weekly newspaper print
cd and publi.hed At the: city Of Austin. in
said county. and personally served on
al persons interested in said estate, resi-
ding in said County, It least fourteen dsys
:,efors said day Of hearing.
Dated at Austin tho 23d day Of February
A. D. 1874.
BY the Court, JESSE ROSE,
n46-t4 Isl Judge Of Probate.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-03-26
InpOFl00G Suit

Basing their claim upon the fact dis
closed in the report of the Senate Commit
tee, appointed to investigate the affairs Of
the Southern Minnesota Railroad; Major
YanValkenburgh Of this city, and Louis
Grciser Of Rushford, are about to insti-
tute = suit against Chas Mc1lratl', Rcceiv-
lk-of the road-to recover the amount
which they have paid for transportation,
In excess ofthe rates which the company
has charged J. c. Easton for carrying
freight Of the same: kind, and quantity.
It will be observed that the report Of the
committee alledges discrimination, in
favor Of Easton, Of something more than
$4,000. II this be true the parties who
ore represented by Maj. VanValkenburgh.
and Mr.. Greiser, are entitled to recover
on PRO RATA rebate, not less than $780,
&c.,. No one can forecast the result Of
tic case. but all will agree that Easton
should be compelled to pay this $4,000,
irto the company's treasurer, or that the
company should re-imbarse all parties to
the amount Of what they have been
charged in excess of the rates paid Eas-
ton. In other words-that all persons
doing business on that road, should enjoy
equal privileges. The public will await
results, with considerable anxiety. See
the committees report elsewhere.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-03-26
Literary Piracy.

The Oswego Time. hes u good story
to tell in oonaection with the literary
piracy, in which the students Of our
colleges and academies indulge. The
Int D. p. Page, the first principal OF the
Albany State Normal School, remarks
to the following purport He said that
y few years previous, while travelling
in Massachusetts, his wife, ut hotel
found an article in magazine that i'm
pressed her so favorably that she cop
led it in her scrap book. He read it
at the time, and had not thought Of it
s;nce till the evening before, when the
same article had been handed him by
one OF the students for ''correction, as
an original composition, He sincerely
regretted that amoung young gentle
men and ladies. aspiring to tue honora-
bic position Of teachers, even one
should be found who would do ~ dis
honorable a thing as to try to pass OF
as his or her own, the productions OF
another, and his FIRST impulse was to ex-
pose the fraud in open school. But he
presumed that was the first thing Of
the kiud that had oct ured in that To-
stitution, and as there light be extern
uating circumstances, he had conclu.
ded t. forgive the offender, provided
that individual should call ut his room
within three days, confess the fault,
and promise not to repeat it. In this
statement Mr.. Page gave no intima ton
as to the character Of tho "piece" or
the p ersonality Of the offender, and be.
fore the expiration Of the three days
more than two thirds of the students
had called upon him, acknow lodging
the offence, and ap"logized. and, said
he, while relating the circumstances,
1.-The right one did not come Ut all
The story needs no comments. and EN-.
hodics its own conclusions.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-03-26
AGE FORECLOSURE

i
lxl Default hos been made in tho pay.
incnt Of tho sixteen hundred and nine.
ty six dollars which Is claimed to 10 due 1t
tho date Of this notice on a certain mortgage
bearing d:to on the nrst day of April A. b.
1871, made and executed by Freeman NJ.
Drown Of the county Of Mower in tho state
Of Minnesotn, to John White Of tho county Of
Mower insaid state Of Minnesota, and duly re-
corded IN the Office Of the Register Of Deeds In
and for said County Of Mower, on the third
day Of April, 1871 At nine aud half O'Clock,
In the forenoon, in book ~" Of mortgages, On
page sos, and no proceedings have been IN
sa!d sum, or any part thereof.
Now, therefore, notice ia hereby xiven.
that in pursuance of q power Of sale contain
cd IN said mortgatgo aud Of tho statute In
snch case, mado nDd provided tho premises
described in, and covered by said mortgage to
wit:
The north one half Of the south cast quar-
ter N. offs. E. ~ Of section No. three (3)
in township No. ono hundred sud three (l03)
north Of range No.'seventeen tl7) west ia ssid
County Of Mower, aud State Of Minnesota,
cont aining eighty acres more o. less, together
with the Establishments thereunto belonging,
will DO sold At public auction, to tho Highest
bidder, At the sheriff's Office inthe village Of
Austin, In said County Of Mower on the 18th
day Of April, A. D. 1874, at ten O'Clock, In the
forenoon Of said day to sstisfy the amount
then due on taid mortgage, principal and in
forest, together with 81 costs and charges,
including ninety dollars attorneys fees, ,tipu-
tstsd !" said mortgage to b paid in case Of
foreclosure Thereof.
Dated At Waseca, March I'd, 1874.
JOHN WHITE, Mortgage.
p. McGovERH, Attorney for the Mortgage,
40 Waseca. MINI.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-03-26
DAVID DAY,
STEPHEN MILLER,
r. w. JOHNSON,
Secretary. St. paul,
Gen. Baker'S J Justification.

Washington, March 10th, to Chicago Tribune
General Baker. commissions, Of pen
si"ns. presented to the Speaker Of the
House. to-day, his reply to the recent
charges against him. lie not only
fully and speci6call ~ denies tho charges,
but duplicates the parties concerned in
the assault upon him, who, he alleges,
we're ali dismissed from his Office for
either wilful neglect Of duty or inta-
nous conduct. TO the charges that
hi. military record was faulty he replies
by nfficlai testimony from the War De-
par,p.ent positively contradicti"g it.
aud showing that he was commended
and promoted for his action in the
specific c"se. quoted by his acc"sers
To the rem"ining charges he gives full
and specific answers. showing their
falsity, and demonstrating their ma
Iiciousncss He then makes an argu-
msut on the I'D ustice. no we'll as the
demoraIizipg effect upo' the public SER
vice, Of permitting public officers 10 be
arraigned by discharged clerks and dis.
reputable persons without the support
either Of complete testimony or re-
sp"nsible names. The whole history
Of this case. he says, shows how easily
false accusations are manufactured
against public officers which lave no
other ground t" stand upon than the
spleen Of disappointed persons properly
dismissed from the public service. The
names Of the parties implicated by
Commissioner Bakers defense are
Mrs. : ellen NJ. Barnard, his direct ac
cusor, dismissed. he says, for refusing
t" perf"rm duty while drawing pay;
Il. G. Barnard, dismissed for disreput-
able conduct, being absent from 'luty
in jnil; j Hutton, dismissed for the
some cause as Mrs. Barnard :; and one
Elliott. dismissed for vcnal oollusion
with claim agents in securing pensions.
The case has Attracted great attention,
aud is the Grst instance of bureau
officer turning upon his arcusers and
showing the animus by which they
were inspired in spite of their political
indor ements or their ncwspaporia|
connections.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-03-26
FRONTIER RELIEF.
asules tor Distributing seed
Grain.

The amount Of money appropriated
BY the Legislature for the purpose Of
furnishing seed grain to the deet;tute
settlers in the frontier counties Of the
State, being about one. third Of the
amount applied for. the board Of c"m.
missioners appointed by the Governor
tor <its distri button, have been found
necessary t" pro rate the app"rt,on
ment to the different counties know,
70 require aid, as far as ascertained.
The amount allotted will b. turned
over to the chairman of the relief
committee or county authorities in each
county, and in its distr button the tol-
lowing rules sh"uld he observed, 80 tar
rs practicable:
First-N" grain to he delivered ex-
cept on affidavit Of the applicant in
printed receipt. Where tho applican Mt
il unknown to the distributor, and any
doubt exists as to his merits. addition
al proof may be exactcd before his
claim il allowed. y:
Sec "d-This grain IL t" h. used
t;.r sect n4.1y. and the known "t'cstit~tc"
should b. first supplied
Third-N" greater amount than e.
teen bushels I" be supplied 10 any per-
sou until all those applying Tor ten
bushels "r less have been served; and
IN no r"sr shall more than twenty
bushels be delivered to one person
Fourth-The receips should be re-
turned t" the secretary If this board,
as soon as the Distribution is compile.
ted, to facilitate a speedy settl ment oi
it's accounts
DAVID DAY,
STEPHEN MILLER,
r. w. JOHNSON,
O. y
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-03-26


The Cincinnati Monthly for February,
Shows that enterprising magazine is
steadily sllrmounting the obstacles that
always besct young publication. The
publishers are determined to make it THE
literary magazine of the west We might
>'o:upy much space in giving dcscrip-
,ion, but it is not necessary, as the pub
lis;l<;>s wish all to examine it for them
selves, and u this end, offer to send post.
paid. copy Of the Cincinnati Monthly
ard one Of Woods Household Magazines,
Tor tc:, cents. They send the two maya
zine5 one year and the chrome "Yosc-
y: To- for 81 so, and take this method of
enabling those who 50 desire 70 examine
ii. msgazines before subscribing. In
-" March Number will be published the
IS. ola series Of articles written express
II for this magazine entitled "Recollec-
:::oas Of Country Village" Address r..
+. Thompson Il Co., Cincinnati, o.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-03-26

A Freoch paper p"ints out how tn
passion tor gambling is shown in this
country. 50 that even in wedding no
tees it is necessary to state that there
were ''no cards."
A malicious politician says the
Grangers in Illinois turn out to dig the
graves OF deceased brothers, thus pre-
venting extortion on the part Of that
"midd'eman, the sexton.
An Indiana editor mildly remarks {:
III you can't bring us who'd, remember
Us in your prayers. 1t is something to
know, as we sit and SILVER, that we are
not forgotten If the stove is cold.
At the laying Of tho cornerstone Of
the new capitol Of Iowa, no speeches
werc made. excep lew remarks by
workman who got his fingers pinched,
uud they wero brief aud to the poiut'
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-03-26
II ERE IRE q couple of sections I'D.

II ERE are couple Of sections ad-
ded TO the law "relatiug to an asylum
for 1nebriates," by the Legislature.
which may be- interesting to saloon
keepers
SEC 6. No person applying for a
license under the provisions of this act,
who shall have evaded payment Of any
license for which he was liable for any
former year, shall be entitled to re:
ceivc such license without 6rst paying
all licenses so evaded, and for which he
was liable.
SECT. It shall b. the duty Of
every county auritor in this state to
make complaint before some justice Of
the peace, Of each and every person in
this county violating any Of the
provisions Of this act, and the county
attorney Of each county shall prosecute
all offenders, to final judgment.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-03-26

20 CoWuu8 M1SulUoosssssssss 100000 w " ASV
IS Elegant Plan os........ ...........250 to 700
50 : elodeons..... ........ 81 t" zoo
Casht}itts, silverWare etc.vslued at$1 100000
A chance to draw an, Of the above prises
for rs cents. Tickets describing prizes are
SEALED in eli velopes and we'll mixed. On
receipt OF Is CENTS . SEALED TICKET is drawn
without choice, and sent by mail to any ad-
dress. The prise named upon it will be de-
livered to the icket-holder on payment Of
ONE DOLLAR. Prises are Immediately sent
to any address by express or retain mail.
You will know what your prize 10 before
you pay for it. No blanks. Our patrons can
depend IN fair dealing.
OPINIONS OF TIE FREss.-Fair dealing can
be relied ON. Y. Herald. Aug. %. A
genuine distribution.-W World, Sept. 9. Not
ono Of the humhugs of the day Weekly
Tribune, July Z. They give general salts
faction. -Staats Zeitu"g. Aug. s.
EXPERIENCES. By kind permission we 70
fer to the following: Franklin s. Lane,
Louisville, drew $4,000 Miss Hattie Bank
or, Charleston, s., 900; Mrs. Louisa T. Blake,
st. Paul, Piano 500; Samuel V. Raymond,
Boston, S., 500; Eugene P. Bracket, Pitts
burgh, Watch, $500; Miss Anuie Osgood,
New Orleans, $1,000; Emery L. Pratt, Co.
lumbus. Ohio, 81. 900.
ONE Casa GlFr in every package Of $50
tickets guaranteed. tickets FIR Ono DOL
lar: II Tor Two Dollars; IS for Three Dol
lars so for Five Dollars; $50 for Fifteen
Dollars.
Agents wanted, to whom we offer liberal
inducements and guarantee satisfaction.
Address, G. T. BARNUM l. CO.,
Sums 4s Broadway, N. 7.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-03-26
THE FARMER'8 INSURANCE
COMPANY.

Some three weeks ago G. D. Sher-
wood and others, published a state
ment purporting to be q fair exhibit
Of tho conditions OF this company. and
claiming it to be unsound,-not bust
ness like in its management, and un-
worthy the confidence Of tho public.
The announcement created quito a
scnsa ion, but was only temporary
The officers at once threw out 4 plain
candid report Of the compa"y's condi-
ton, going 80 infinitely into detail,
and so fatty coatr.dicting the. state
.aents, and exploding the theories Of
Sherwood l. Co as to effeotaally shut
the mouths Of those dstractors. and to
re-establish public confidence,-it in
deed it was ever seriously shaken.
For the benefit Of those who may not
have read the same. We present a sy-
nopsis Of the oficia report:
''Sherwood's committee being ana
bic to determine upon what plan the
operations Of the Farmers Company
IRE conducted, the officers Of that con-
pany, in their report. e"dc4vor t" en-.
tighten that co,nm'tte az we'll rs the
public generally Oh that subject The
plan is that Of cooperation. 1t IL the
only purelg cooperative association
known in the State There are no
middle men t" appropriate twenty five
per cent. cfall premiums charged aa
commissions There are no stock
holders to divide 10, IL or rs pcr cent.
ofpro6ts upon the insurance business
annually. There are no accumulated
funds to loan to Presidents, Directors,
aud committee lobbyists upon collateral
security. There are no accumulation>
with which to erect massive stone cdi-
fees at 4 cost Of 100000. sumptuous
Presidents, Sccretary's and Directors
room heated by steam and furnished
with the richest upholstery.
The farmers have simply associated
together for mutual protection against
the casualties Of fire AID lightning, aud
have agreed to ply each his proper
tion Of such losses, and the expenses OF
managing the business, whatever that
proportion may be, no more and no less;
and to avoid the delay and expense of
collecting assessments to pay each loss
rs it may arise, the members Of the
Association deposit in bank two per
cent, upon the amount nsured, TO e
drawn against for losses and expenses,
and the balance with interest returned
to the member At the expiration Of bis
insurance Thu. the members obtain
their insurance at first cost.
70 illustrate the operation Of this CO.
porativc principle: The losses and
expenses to the members Of the Far
mers' Associat:on t"r insuring each 81.
OOG fer FIVE years from 1869 to 1874,
have been S15,35. The amount
charged by the st. Paul Fire and Nh
rinc Insurance Company, and other
similar stock companies for inturing a
,imiIar amount the same time, ut tho
miniu, um annual rate established By
those companies for tho best detached
farm risks. is $3.50
1t has cost tho Farmers Company to
protect So, 621 1884 Of property insured
during the yeat Of 1873, ses amount Of
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-03-26

Good 4 years old Trees. $4,000 per 100
3 " g 1900 " 100
2 " " 1000" 100
Small Fruits, ornamental Trees. and Shrub
berry, correspondingly low. Liberal discount
from these p ices to Oranges and individual,
buying in large quantities.
You can save tho expense Of an agent can.
Wasting, by buying at the Nursery and making
your own seleo tions, or by sending your order
to ALBA MILLER,
Office with Crandall 4 French.
Nursery mile from town. on tho Lansing
road.
Austin, March II, 1874. Sem3
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-03-26

Wm. NJ Howe, II. 4. Tanner, and A. q. Bis
bcc, IL authorized to build and complete said
bridge, and to draw tie order and receipt for
tho same.
The petition presented BY J. G. Eest"n, in
regard to rcfuuding certain taxes, which had
been bought ia by him, and redeemed prior
to 1864, was laid over.
Bills allowed:
4. 4. Harwoo,l, printing for County
pv,pos.,, $50,25
Geo. Baird. Sheriff fees case Of Titus
Kerr, and Anne Anderson. $3.50
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-03-26
4 Word to tho Council.

As Aldermen, you have authority
among other things,-to fix the amount
Of license to be paid by liquor dealers.
In determining what that amount shall
Be, you are to b guided wholly by
principles. affecting tho morals, gov.
ernment aud business prosperity Of the
entire city, regarded ~ = single iodi.
vidual. In this view Of tho case, it 10
your duty to let the officer absorb the
c;tissp, and tho we'll being Of tho city
outweigh al considerations Of per."n-
a interest. 1fyou Do shis, you will fix
license % high Is TO effect prsctical
prohibition. Messrs. Aldermen. this
city 10 elsmorous for relief from the
eurss Of intempsranos. SHALL SHE
pAVH IT?
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-03-26

EloE e. e. Ripley, has resigned the
oiti:e al Chief Justice Of tho Supreme
Court, and vii remove to Massachu-
SITS.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-03-26
Saturday Morning, 8 o'clock.

Saturday morning. ocIocK.
Members all present.
Bills allowed
9. J. FcIch. Comm fees and travel and
five days service on Auditing Board, 500
James Grant Com. fees and travel, 20,A0
A. G. Bishce,
and services as Bridge Committee, &c. 49,
II. f. Tanner. ditto, 1854
VIM. Howe. 42,44
J. Konkl" constable fees 1855, allowed $40
The committee appointed to report in re-
lation to building a bridge at Lyle ford. re-
port ~ follows:
That they conferred With tho Supervisors
Of said town, and that the town Board agreed
to build and construct tho foundation Ut said
bridge in y thorough md substantial manner.
subject to the approval Of the Commissioners.
Report adopted.
tho com ,nittec heretofore appointed to con-
fer with tho town authorities OF tho town Of
Lyle, in relation to building bridge across
tie Cedar river a& Lyle ford, consisting Of