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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-11-05
MINNIE APOLIS
AND
HER TRA AIDE.
FOR 1874.
FOR 1874.

IL Wv AoS<f.
Manufacturers
pleasure
this better
trade both regards the prices
reo first hands, both in this and foreign and with
geographical position goods
point desired cordial
other the Northwest
Shippers find here tho best all
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
a0uld& Co., Washington Avenue, Academy ofMusc.
Bag
Washington Minneapolis Mills ...s.. grain
MANUFACTURERS srAr1oNERs
Tribune Printing Company, Hall building.
srAT1oNERs
wis' Wales cushm.u Washington avenue.
CARPETS OIL CLOTHS &C.
Wakefield & Plant, Block.
CLOTHS TRIMMINGS &c.
Carney Smith, ennepin See below
CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS.
sn shs Town. list 2a.
CHINA AND qurBsswAnz
CLOTHING AND GENTS FURNISHING aoops 's'''S '
K winslo" & Co., Nos = and Academy Of du.o.
sss Whiting 'a2 "''h''t'" ''
w..xo. .,..u.
Minneapolis Cotton Mills, D Morrison Proprietor
H. hnihrd. Steam Bakery, Washing dar. A1su.
DOORS,
O.: :' ss e.,
DRUGS AEppca1s
Williams, 4oa washington Brothers,
Fletcher Lor.s Eyre. M..onioB
WIS., Al f s ; ::: r.:
.s5 9Th ave q e: 'F''''''
Hanson H.n,.p. Az. and 2
ee'e"s ssRs 9Th SsGi s on
Minnesota Desk LIST Helen st.
D-srEAM SUPPLIES
Washington ave I'd ~yGs unbng 2o5 Noe
Fuller Simpson, shn Nooet House.
Clark Linton. Washington .1au .:''N N'' '~''
:ssPy k ss Block ZIG H'"'
GUNS, PISTOLS AND SPORTING GOODS
Baokner Brothers, Henuepin avenue
CUTLERY, IRON AnD STEEL
W. s: 1928 ss! Nss: Ia ss .,.
E0'lasr Co., 2la Simpson House.
Eust' Brothers, Is Noolet sor 81 sn. ave,
LEATHER AND
Forer & sieber 1e First
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS
%; q 8 @ %:5: b.; .:
q " Hsri0k' 81 Foons
PAINTS. OILS. WINDOW GLASS; &c.
IyR wi:n 1sssis'ns ons
Gre, e. 1uesieans
DEALERS IN RAGS
MANUPAcruKBRs
Hargreaves & Co., Niconet cor I'd
Monitor Pillow Works. Ferguson
PUMP MANUFACTURERS
wb SR2f %,s .ys 3sss ear wns 2o so''
sADbLERY
Loye Harrison Knight 2o7 coet
MANuFAcruRERs
John h INT n:s s:x Works. I'd
near oen ssenne SOUTH Sd
STENCILS
H c Hsmhn. N1eoust street.
Wander Horck Ada SO Bridge 1923
ToBAcooA 'oofFEE
Ray & squires los Washington
B wisar, 1876 Nkolet opposite Postonoe
Whitney s sM'rshslA III Washington avenue
WALL PAe1R WINDOW sHApis
"iar Wales Co, l96 hioolet
oper. House il Brow. c.. N. c..,r, t
Rank & Sshultzt No.
"''ker Brothers. Manufacturers And Dsl's
AID OTHERS Ssc3a
Ncol House. wshngo. He,.epi. 1f,ii.
National Hotel cern Warrington and I'd
hotet
House. Washington
~ Bonds R..ur.n w.sbins&., ~. ~
Al6k lodgings 80 cents day. TJN
NORTH STAR IRON WORKS,
HARRISON, JOHNSON g. CO., Proprietors.
River Street Second MOTH, Division,
MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA.
Manu- OF Dealer
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-11-05

GELAT1NE PUDDING. - One-half
box Of gelatine dissolved in one-half
pint of cold water. Beat the yelks
of four eggs, add three table
spoons of sugar, and turn into
the gelatine and water. Have ready
a quart of boiling water Pour the
mixture into the milk, and stir it
until it boils.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-11-05

STUFFED CABBAGE.-Take large,
fresh cabbage and cut out the heart,
fill the place with stuffing made of
cooked chicken Or veal, chopped very
fine and highly seasoned and rolled
into balls with yelks Of egg. Then
tie the cabbage firmly together and
boil in q covered kettle for two
hours. This makes delicious dish,
and is useful for using small pieces of
cold meat.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-11-05

4 IL ORDERS ,, - 81, ..,..,4
IL FOR JOB PRINTING
PROMPTLY FILLED ! 80
AT THIS OFFICE.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-11-05

PURE soft water is the best of all
blood purifiers. It dissolves almost
every impurity that may find its way
into the blood, and passes it off
through the skin, lungs and kidneys,
thus washing out the blood without
any irritation in passing through the
system and without those chemical
changes and deposits which are likely
to arise from the action of drugs.
Why then use doubtful, dangerous
and often injurious drugs for purify
ing the blood when pure, simple, safe,
pleasant and far more efectual water
may be had without money and with
out price?
A hot lemonade is one of the best
remedies in the world for cold. It
acts promptly and effectively, and has
no unpleasant after effects. One lemon
properly squeezed, cut"in slices, put
in sugar and covered with a half
pint of boiling water. Drink just be-
fore going to bed, do not expose your
self on the following day. This rene
dy will ward off an attack of the
chills and fever if used promptly.
Hanging a broom in the cellar-way
keeps it from becoming stiff and hard.
Replacing furniture as we sweep
saves much disorder and confusion.
If there is rust on your fat-iron, or
other roughness, put some fine salt on
a board, rub it rapidly while warm
until it moves smoothly.
The fumes of birthstone match
will remove berry stains from book
or paper or engraving.
If you wish to make a nail drive
easily and last long without rusting,
dip it in melted grease first. This is
excellent for fencing and other expos
ed work.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-11-05
HOUSEHOLD DEPARTMENT.

BAKED Eees.-Beat up six eggs,
one tablespoonful of -four, six of
sweet milk; melt your butter in the
trying-pan; when hot, turn the whole
in, we'll beaten, and bake in hot
oven.
DELICATE CAKE.-Two cups Of
white sugar, two and three-quarters Of
a cup Of butter, half a cup Of milk,
the whites Of eight eggs, half a tea
spoonful of soda, one teaspoonful Of
cream tartar. Flour to taste.
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TOMATO CATsUP.-Wash the to-
matoes and press them through a fine
sieve. To 6 quarts ofjuice and pulp,
add the same quantity of best vine
gar then set it over the fire to boil.
When it begins to thicken, add
pimento, cloves and pepper, each half
an ounce, cinnamon quarter of an
ounce, and two nutmegs finely grated.
Boil to the consistency of thin mush,
then add four tablespoonful of salt,
and take it out of the vessel. When
cold, bottle and cork tight. Boil in
brass or bell metal kettle, or tin-lined
vessel. This can't be beat.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-11-05

a Representative and Champion Of american
Art Taste.
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LIST OF GIFTS.

DRAWING CERTAIN AT THAT DATE,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-15

ALr. lssURANcE CASE DEcrnEp. Il. IN.
I nited susl.-s circuit court. on MONDAY ,he
uTy, after having hsd given Their By thp fndge
the instructions ,repafed Oy the pla ut r eoaS,-
eel. rendered = ye-iiUt for S. apO. With inter~s,
from let OF January. lis, in the csse o. ". p
nsvis ". the New York h'e Insurance company
Mr.. Dayls's father was AnS Gred In this c0mpanr
70 The amour; ii so. u0 and fer four years priur
70 - regularly pad his premiums. IN thai
fSG Re rendered 20 the sgent ir Peters bare
~ sJOr A Il GsTlsud. the amount OF the pr
hiHm tien cue. This Major Garland refused
u receive, because he feare1 10 40 80 unyt
cause NE eonuscatsca OF the money 10 his hana.
~ Tie tsntederate government GArt.ad =
Quested NJ. Davis % keep the preDrfa,,s
sud 20 pay tsem over To Mia alter the isrsr A.
ter Ire war Davis Ofiertd Garland The Whole
amount cue he Insurance eOmf.Anv. but -
advised BY Garland q cvrmunicat- DIR. ,s7v
with tie company IN New York. Thls d..
did. and Was referred "a the e>mpary'. atterneT
iu Richmond. Nhe oOunseied me reits- a.. men.
OF Davis IN has poiscy, but the COMPANY Uev,r
manifested any deposition q So ~. In t~,-
Mr.. Davis died. and two years ago he son sct-
nZ As he ass gDee. brought suit fer The recovery
Of ere coo dsmsges. Poe jury gave the sum
above stated, having defucted certain charges
sgsinst the policy holder IRieAnoSd , va ois-
Yd-ch.
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ID q. d.,

BICkbBy. On the lz;h instant, JAS s. BUOK-
J. IN the o5' year Of bis
HE iuneFai viii tafc place from his residence
No: sIo street southeast, sundGy, October lsfh,
81 - O'Clock.
Jackson. suodenTy, OF brsin fsrer. oetobe,
I'm, - " - a. ALRERI NAY, beloved sou OF
sroLlhe - &c " "a joseph leon, aged years,
Lonely the h1usr and sal tie hour
Since thy sweet sscIl-s gone.
But, oh sbrigbte hCme thaa Ours,
ia Heaven, Is nov thine own. C.
street, between lTth sDd u n. to-Nnrrrsu. q RI
dayl O'Clock. FTie0ds Of the faulty are M ga
resp. crtuliy invited 90 attend
sAUB October l4th, ls-., q. @. G. sAUR, sgeS
a. yesls, 2 months and II day..
Relatives srd friend f the family arc respect-
iutll invited 20 attend the funeral from ice TAT,
residence. No. 505 New Jersey avenue and a
street, on Friday, October 18Th, lisa, q, o'cl0os
.. N.
SULLIVAN October 18Th. after a short b-t
painful Illness, PAT hlCk 81 LLINAN, IN tie
- b year Of his age. Hsy he rect ia peace. Amen.
osTntr u J. sLd ~ stI eete southwest. on FRIDAY
10Th instant 81 O'Clock. The relatives aud frc.ts
are respectfully invited 20 stead Iisl.ia, 70
papers please copE.l
oRIrUaRY-BY J.. M. IA few days ago ".
ennvGrct the death # en- old ard fBsctaa resi-
cent OF this city, Mrs. MkRE A. yEFFxKs a
ctvOied mother aud true Christian IL the ye,r ls
che I".ned tho let Baptist Church end for y y.sr.
which God has promised 20 those that hear ths
cross. Amid lifes trials >hs wss ever calm, ana
aNsii "a patiently for TIE summons from ter n one
Bsppy ore they whe beer the cross
Through ufe'e ten restuOus Gaye.
They feel 90 pain q sin TeTlOT-e,
But triumph er the grave.
Gone FROM this world a care,
From sOFrOw you are free.
." On. how bright In your home cr there,
With the angels yon will be.
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/ TNITED STATES MARsHAL's SALE.

Ia virtue of sur writs of sr facias Issued on, Of
thu Clerk office of the Su preme Court Of the Dis
trict OF uoiumbis and to me directed, shall sell at
public sale. for cash, il front of tina Courthouse of
said Disfrict. On TUESDAY, the Sd day of Noyem-
Der, lSI4, at ~ O'Clock all John ROney's right,
title, claim and interest in and Lot No. IL. in
square No. e92. in the cilY OF Washib gton, ID. o.
together with ali aud singular the improvements
thereon, seized and levied upon as the property of
John Rohey aud will be sold TO satisfy en- solutions
Nos $685. g34O 1919 and $50 in favor of the District
of Columbia, against Robert Farrell and John
honey IN 1853 and $685. against Mary Hssg and Ohm
Honey IN No. e549, and Martin Welsh and John
koney in No. 1909 ALIEN SHARP
oCti4-d II 4 M .r.h eli m n
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TNTTID sTAIKs HARsaaL's SALE.

In virtue Of writ Of hsri faeias issued out Of the
Csrk's Once OF the Supreme Court Il the District
Of Columbia, and 20 directed, viii sell public
sale, for cash, in front Of the door Of
October, lS7i, ct 4! O'Clock m ell defend ant .
right title claim and interest," and to part Of Lot
the northeast coraer OF said lot, and running west
along the lire Of public alley In said square n
the line Of said lot n feet, and thence north
efiy the said alley and sce Of beginning, to-
thereon. In the City OF Washington, D. O.. seized
and levied uDon rs the property u Nina feucht,
sdmsnistrssYIx Of Frederick Feucht's estate, and
VIII be roid 20 sstsfy Execution no Il $685. In favor
Of Benny r. seb.nbo,u. :
Cetokel 5sh, LA. oct5.dts
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I NITED STATES MARsaAL's SALE.

IT virtue o. five wrf:s of fsri fscss s.u al ont os
Inc Cierk ONCE OF the eupTeme Court OF the Dis
tr CO OF Columbia ard TO me directed, will sell At
public sale fo- Cash, In front Of the court ouse
door OF said District, on TUESDAY, the 81 day OF
November, le3i, At y O'Clock m, all Augustus
bRc hue right, title, claim and interest in and te
Let's Mes lol 102, l03 and l0i, In Dale Wright's
Subdivision OF Mount Pleasant, in the county of
Nasbir gtou District of Columbia oSether with ali
END singular the improvements thereon, ssized aud
levied upon es the property of August Bachus, and
Will be sold TO satisfy executions No 9s37 against
Christian sproesser, Jacob Deiaer and August
Bschus, NO 96S against Oscar Ferelander and
August Bschus, Nos. 1901, g77S and g7gl arajEst
Frederick MYERS spd August Bachus ali at he suit
ALEX'R SHARP, o. g. Marshall
IN.
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In virtue Of writ of eri facias, issued out of the
Clerk flee Of the Supreme COURT of the Distric,
OF Columbia, and to me directed, viii sell pub
lie sale for cash. in front OF the house of
Der, 1874, at i2 O'Clock m ali John Casey right,
iite Claim and interest in and west half Of lot
No SO, in fQuare No. So, in the city Of ASKING
District of Columbia Together with ali and ar sn ~
the improvements thereon, seized and levied upon
a. the property of John Casey, and viii be sold to
SatisfS cUtiop S473, against Charles all ace
AID bn Casey, at the suit Of the Dstric: Of Co.
lumbia. ALEX. SHARP,
l4-t a nal
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE BAYS.

ia
pY LATImEB ULEARy,
b AactioneeTs ami Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Pennsy enis and Iith street
Star Once Buildings.
TRUSTEES sALEO OF HOUSEHOLD FUssI.
TUBE. FPEGCH PIER MIRRDRS, CARPETS
CUBTAIN5, CHAIRS, PIANO, &c.
10th day of Dril, A. d: lS2, snd duly re-
SuNs corded n Hber No. 67S, folio Sg7 one of tn
land records for the District of Columbia, shall
sell on TUESDAY, the 20th day OF October, 1874,
between 9th and ri streets northwest all tn. furn
ture now in said house. name In part:
O1e handsome Rosewood Piano;
Two large French Pier Glasses;
One Velvet Carpet and Q number OF other Carpets
One handsome Parlor Suite, upholstered In grsen;
Two marble-top Center Tables, Whatnot;
One so day Clock. Pictores, Vases Rugs
-Four sets Silk Damssk Window Curtains, STAR
one Bosewocd Chamber Set Of pieces!
One solid Oak and Curl Maple Cottage Set, 3
One Rosewood Chamber Set, IS pieces:
One Oak Cottage Get, pieces;
One Deck, enc CLOCK, one sideboard, Extension
nide Tables, elk Chairs, Knives and Forks, Cob
large Quantity of ether Table Furniture;
Ore Furnace, one small Herring's safe;
One Stewart Cooking stove, and several other
Stoves Of various Patterns;
Fiat Irons. kettles, Grocery Ware, and 6 full set
Of Kitchen Eeq Jisites;
Table, Csne-seat and Easy Cssirs, and a large
number Of articles too numerous to mention Of the
Character usually found in first Class dwelling
house.
Terms, cssb.
Nm, +. HOLTZMAN, Trustee.
oct7-d IBepl LATInER 4 OLEABY, Auct..
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ITkITkD STATES MARsHAL's SALE

In virtue of a writ Of neri faceas issued ont of
the Clerks oface OF tie Supreme Cou,t of thu Ms
trtet Of Columbia, AID to me directed, Will sell, at
public sale for cash. in front If the Court n ,use
deor Of said District, on TUESDAY, the 81 dsy Of
November, 1H4, at IL O'Clock M, all J. l. Lynes
in Beaii's addition 10 Georgetown, D. q. Beginning
for the same at the intersection Of Monros
and Beau streets, in said GEORGETOWN, ana running
north along the ST line OF Monroe street s3 feet
thence west and with Be all street 60 fset
thence south and parallel with Monroe street az
feet to Besl street; thence east along the ine Of
Besil street 90 feet to the place Of beginning. to-
sether with ell and singular the improvements
thereon, siezsd and levied upon the property OF
L. Lyme, aud " i'll be .e: e satisfy execution No.
the o. IL of the District Of Columbia.
ALEX. sharp, q. 3. III a,shal, d q.
October IA. 1874. octil-dts
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TIE CoRNkRRRs CoRHRRRD.-If something
Of the FTepch treatment OF people who engi neer
"cOrGers" in breadstuGs should be introduced
in this country it would be to the advautage of
tie public. few weeks since sundry Paris
epecnlators succeeded in producing "corner"
in wheat, and thereby forcing prices from "A to
us francs. The sufferers by the operation
tbereupon instituted legal proceedings against
them, and. as consequence, the police seized
evidence in the hands Of several q ain firms who
are charged with fraud, who will Their fore La We
TO stand an investigation in the "Cercle du
Louvre Therei no doubt the invest CATION
will be rigid
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sI,HIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the suhacr-

'I,HIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscrf.
i Der has obtained from the Supreme Court Of
the District Of Columbia holding special term. let
tsrs tessameRts-J on the personal estate Of PAUL
JENNINGS, lars Of Washington city, District
of Columbia, deceased. ALI persons having claims
against the SAID deceased are hereby warned
T. exhibit the ssms. with the vouchers thereof, 10
,he subscriber, tsfOrc the 2s>b day Of Ssptsn
her n-.r: thew may otherwise By Law be excluded
Tsl,, al tef eff - the said estate. Given nndsr nav
p~rS his slG DAY 90 s-s,s- Der, fE4.
Se...lhX eANUAL v. 6ILES, SXseusvT,
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Mrs. Abigail Starr, Of New Castle, IND,
blazsd away ut SOME young fellows who were
devastating her chicken-coop, and killed .
chicken under the arm Of one Of them.
o0The young married men Of San Francisco
have framed Q petition 70 Congress for tho
erection, on Goat island, Of a spacious and
neatly arpointed edIiice In which mothers-in-
Law may be placed.
~Jobn Bow difch, sged twenty s,died
81 No. 81 Cherry street, New York, from the ef-
feet o. come kerosene oil, which he drank on
SatpTePy tight, suriDE ths aossnce % his
"a. S1ss.
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A BEAUTIFUL LIFE WORN OUT IN THR
STRUGGLR FOR BREAp.-Miss Estelle Lock-
wood, an interesting young woman OF ., was
found dead in her bed Monday morning in her
lodgings in 18th street, near "a avenue, New
York city. As she had been slowly dying of
consumption for several months her death Gre
ated 90 surprise, and no eoroner's inquest was
held. She was a native Of Richmond, Va, and
went.to New York In quest of employment. Her
disease Was the result Of overwork at the sew
ing machine, and like 90 many other patient
laborers among the weaker sex, she died in
utter destitution, her last days having been rea-
dered comfortable through the ministrations
of the Workingmen's Protective union, upon
which devolved the arrangements for her
burial.
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TOMORROW.

skY ". l.. WALL %. Aac1fouee-s
BE New Marble Building,
Nos. goo and g82 PenBsyivania svsnue, cor 9Th y
WALNUT CHAMBER SUITES, PkELGR SETS
WALNUT WARDBUBES. PHDsTEaDs, RU.
BEAus. SAFEGUARDS, BOOK GASES, ETE-
GEBES, MARBLE-TOP TAPEg5. WALNUT
AND OAK EXTENsl0E TABLEs, MUSIC
BACKS, HAIR AND HHUCK mATTREsJEs
WALHUT AND OAK DINERS, STOVES,
81 On FRIDAY MORNING, October 18Th
VI commencing at 10 o'clock, We viii sell, on
Ef he irst noor OF our sales rooms, fine collec-
~ ltion Of Furniture. &C.
Walnut Chamber Suites.
Walnut Wardrobes, Bureaus and Betstesfs
Gisgant line 4 Psrl0r Suites, in Brocstalle
Cuteline, Plain and Fancy Reps and Haircloth
Walnut Msrbie-top sidebsSrds snd Tables.
Etegeree, II st Racks, Music Stsu1s.
Book -Osses. Walnut ard Oak Extension TabIsy
Rair and Shack Mattresses, Tucker Springs,
Walnut snd Oak Diners.
Cottage Chamber Suites.
Lot second hand Stoves.
Also,
Tieces Ineraia CARPET.
II pieces Tapestry Brussels Carpet.
50 pieces Uicioth.
octl4 TR,pI WI WALL CO., sucts
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IATHE SUPREME CoURrOF THE pIsTaIUI
il

HeIdths Specan! Tsrm, Ucf1bsf 6,k, 1874.
IN the case 81 IN. yeeup Miller and virgius Miller
executors 81 THOMAS MILLER, deceased, the
executors Aforesaid have. with the appreciation of
Aforesaid. Appointed TUESDAY. October Eth, 1874,
FOR the final settlement and distribution Of the
esToEs estate u said deceased and Of the assets in
hand, As far Is the same have been collected and
turnea into money when and where all the creditors
and heirs Of said deceased notified to attend.
with their claims properly vouchsd, or they may
Otherwise By Law be excluded from all benefit In
said dsceaseds estate: Pr0etded. Q COPY Of this
order be published once week for three weeks 10
The Evening Star previous TO the said day.
Test: A. WHISTLE,
Cet3-th II Rerigter OF villa
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A PRIZE FIGHTER TURNS PREACHER The
Primitive Methodist Church OF Brooklyn, "
", was dedicated ON Sunday. The pastor OF
tie church is Rev. Frederick Bell. who was
formerly q prize fighter in England and cock
fighter in New York. After he entered the min
istry he preached in Water street, New York
with successful results. He is q loud singing
shouting, earnest, old-fashioned Methodist, and
attends all the camp-meetings about Brooklyn
ard vicinity.
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E-where 10 - when shor5 Of m5ney-go TO
work.
e. Three persons we're burned - aassh YES
tsfdss IN ~. Paul, Minnesota, By the upsetting
OF a kerosene lamp.
~ new ceafhbed scene was thai OF tina
youth Eiilnt who Wa shot n Philade.natA last
week by Oficer Carroll. When the latter wss
taken before his victim for identification 81
hott sccosted him with, "Hallo, old fellow A
guess m about % hand il mg chips"
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NEW FNCLAEp ToLERhrtoN.-For The sr.,
titre in the history OF New Eugilnf taass hAs
been celebrated tn - public sustitutibn Ia.
mas referred to Vas celebrated one CAV lasl
week ~ the Insane Retreat. Middletovrn coma.
ny Rev. y. 4. p'G~ieu. o. -. Johns Roman
Catholic Church. In gTaufiUg tins perm - "a
ID. Shew, o' the N-Jr-st. has estabI.sast a
precedent and SCI a. example which. lt $50 bs
bored, viii be fOllOEei ~ others. uu-iI the
doors OF 81 public hospitals. asylum- aaI nri.-
cns are opened 10 the ministers OF a. densml-
nations, and the unfortunate iumstes are 40
long iesfi ctet in tae,r re- g.0us prefer encss-
y. l. Eyfrgff
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The SCANDALS LAW SUITs.-The Law
suits which have grown out OF the BeecherTil-
ton scsnnai are .ha same in numbe as tue
original states. And ike those STATES the pres
ent suits have territory enough around each one
TO make an indefinite humber more. The thir-
teen original suits are As follows: 1. Tilton vs.
BeeCher, criminal conversation" 100000
damages; Q. Tilton vs.. BROOKLYN Eagle, tor
libel. 500, GOO; 3. I1lton VS.. New York World
for libel, Si00 900; 1. Tilton W. Tribune, for
boel, 500 COO; 3, 6, and :. Henry G. Bowen va.
Brooklyn Eagle, three libel suits slOO.o 300 each;
s. Henry 9. Rowen vs.. Reporter Brooklyn
Eagle; 9. Miss Edna Dean Proctor VS.. Moulton,
Sl0O, Geo. IL. Miss Proctor Vs. Graphic, slGl, O9O:
IL. Miss Proctor vs.. Moulton, second SUIT,
SlC0 eco; ". Beecber W. Tiiton, 500 900: Is,
Beecher We. Moulton, slG0 010. For ali OF VIII ch
the lawyers rejoice Chieago Tribune.