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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-11-18
Mower County journalism

Correspondence Of the Pioneer. Press.
Tie citizens of this beIligerent burg
have Of late been afforded a grta, deal OF
amusement by the newspaper VAR inaugu.
rated by tina, venerable pilgrim from Fill.
more county, who has 50 recently come
among us. The evident need in Mower
county for third paper. was doubtless
the sole motive inspiring this eminent cx.
FOUNDER anil extmplar OF truth to leave
his former home. Now if two or three
other papers can be induced to come here
the field will he moderatelywell occupied
Won't the PIONEER Press kindly sugges,
this idea to Mr.. Ball, who used 10 run a
paper down this way: He seems to be
adoat just now. With ARENAS and the
Major both in town, the fun would be SO
satisfactory that a circus or Niger show
need never again visit US to revive oul
dropping spirits. The eccentricities OF
either are sufficient to keep town in
staple topics IF conversation, but the two
together would make 4 town famous
In view Of the Majors present position
before the people, it will not perhaps be
out Of place tn relate little anecdote in
which III figures. The Major will. rope
pardon my telling the tale. Every body
else will, am sure upon reading it. 1t is
not altogether unk nown that friend HotcL
kiss is very devout, and frequently indul
gcs in lengthy public prayer. which ia
people who know the source becomes in
time intensely nauSeating. Brother B
endured this state Of affairs until in his
opinion, patience had long ceased to he q
virtue, and after a peculiarly aggrava,ine
repetition Of the offence. publicly request
ell tie Maj"r to ''eitl,er qnit his pra, Ing
TT quit his lS ing" The only perez. tibIe
effect OF This modest requirement was t.
cause u change "fnetIIod. The stern and
simple rules OF the good old PRESBYTERIAN
church have been laid aside for the more
modern ones Of the Congregational, which
l hope will not look witt, more favor W
pray ing aud J., ing'' than Bro. B. did
ASCAPART.
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More Whisky InGlic tl,ass.ta
Special from St. LOUIS.

Special fro. St. Louis.
The grand jury came into court tl,is
morning ami handed I" Judge Urea, six
new Indie. ments against The whisky ring;
The names Of the indicted parties have
not yet been officially divulgvd, but it is
certain that only three If them reside III
st, Louis, and it is ru,n"red that the Other
three are for Washington officials. The
rum"rs are of such an lndt finite character
that it would be unjust to mention the
names III those reported to bc included in
the list. Il is certain that u. A. January
the largest Wholesale liquor dealer in the
City: and one ut the richest men in tic
west, Is one Of The indicted parties. 1t is
Charged that hc is As deeply involved rs
any other liquor nerchan. in st. LOUIS,
and that he has managed t. keep his name
out heretofore by adroil management.
Arthur Guenller, ex-revenue agent, aud
also b"okkeepcr for Mcdonald, supervi.
sor internal revenue, was indicted ycs,er.
day, and arrested to-day oisa caplas. Tie
Charge against him is for falling 10 report
certain frauds in whisky and tobacco
which came uuder his notice, and fnr
which he was paid to keep quiet. He
entered plea Of not guilty. and gave bond
in the sum 4& $1,000 tor his appearance.
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Palace S'eer'ng cars, owned and operated

Palace Sleeping cars, owned and operated
by this line. acc"mpan, all nigh, trains.
INJECTIONS ARE AS FOLLOWS:
At Burlington, with chicago Burlington i
Quincy K. X. tor Chicago, Peoria Gin cinnati
| ,um wa aud all points in Kansas and N~bros-
ka. and' with Burlington 4 South western
ny for Pennington, iiionm6 Id, and all
points IN Missouri and Kansas. /;
At columbus Junction. with Chicago l.
South Western Railroad tor Washington and
Lravenworth.
At test Lib. rtv, with Chicago Rock Is
| land l. Pacific RAILROAD. for IOWA City, Des-
Muines and Dcavcnp"rt
At Cedar Rapids with Milwaukee Division
| Of B. e. r. n. tor Independence. West
| Union, POstville and McGrvgor, with Chicago
i + North Western Railway for Omaha, Coun-
Gil Bluffs and Chicago, and with Dubuque +
Southwestern Rrllway for Dubuque.
Al Nichols, with Mu.catine Div. B. C. K.
d NJ. Tar Muscx:sne.
At Waterloo and Cedar Falls with Illinois
Central Railroad Tor Independence, Dubuque
Fort D"dge AMI Sioux City.
Al Nora Junction with Milwaukee / Sc.
! Paul Railway, for Mason City and Charles
City.
At Austin. with Milwaukee l. st. Paul
hallway, for all piuts in Minnesota.
At st. Paul. Tor all points On Sorthern Pa
cfc Railway; the x'eat Lake Superior re-
gi"n ant ali points North and Northwest.
Z. F. wlNSLCH, Gen'l Manager.
G. J. IVES, ieu'i Pass. i Ticket Agent,
Cedar kal'ids. Iowa
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-11-18

The II session Of the Xiv Congress
will convene on the first Of next month.
In the lower House the Democrats will
be in the majority, apd wall therefore be
able to elect speaker, and generally to
control the organization Both parties
will no doubt do their hest to make capi
tai for the next Presidential Campaign.
Neither has much advantage Of tue other,
The Senate is Republicans aad may defeat
any democratic measure which the House
may bring forward, and in the same way
the House will have the power 20 negative
the action OF the S::nate in every par,,cu-
lar,--hencc We do not look Cor the a.lop.
lion nor for the advocacy Of extreme meas
Arcs. We expect some legislation pre-.
parat"ry to the resumption of specie pay
ments at the time desjgps,cd tor tina. pur
pose by TIT last Congress. There will
be some modification 1T the 1ariff-s.,mc
REIMBURSEMENT pcrhaps,-little else. Inter-
State commerce will I've prominent sui
ject of discussion but it will he Il Ind time
for all those enterprises which are sc"k,ng
for end"wmcnfs. or for subsidies. We
shall have judjei"us and an economical
session, because neither party can escape
the consequences politically Of lily .consid.
cred and extravagan. schemes. The Min.
nesota delegation is composed for the
most part Of able men, and we shalt ex.
pect them to do their work faithfully and
well. Mr.. Window and Mr.. Dunnell have
enjoyed ~ extended experience in public
life and the country needs and expects
their best effHts in the development 0f
Der resources and in the promotion of
her interests. Scpat'T Mcmillan, Col.
King and Major Strait, we zach men OF
ability, loyal 10 the party WHICH selected
them and the State which they represent.
If they al work harnloniously Minnesota
may make herself very prominent ip the
achievements Of the approaching session
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First publication Oct, 2sth:l

First publication Oct, 2Sth:l
OTArE OF MINNESOTA CUUN-
IrTY or MOWER.
! In Probate C"urt-Special Term.
In the matter of the Estate OF James Edwin
| jackson Deceased.
On :eading anil fling the petition Of B. F.
; Morgan. Administ rator, setting forth the
am unit of personal estate shat has come to
his hands, and the disp"s,tiox thereof: tine
amount Of debts outstanding asains. said Ne
ceased. and description Of all the real estate
OF VIII oh said deceased died seized, and the
condition and value of the res!,e ;tive portions
thereof and praying thai license b. +" him
granted t" sell ut private sale ,he undivid d
half ~ Of lots tn ee (2) and six (6,. in block
seven a.. in B.lc".n's Addition 10 tie VII
lage Of Austin, and it. appearing. hv said pc
titiuu, that there ia not sufficient personal es-
tate in the hands Of said Administrator to
pay said debts and expenses Of ad;ninistra-
ton and that il j. necessary IN order to pay
the same. to sell the undl> ided half Of said
real estate:
1t is therefore ordered. That all persons in.
terested in said estate, appear before the Judge
| Of this Court, IN Saturday the nth day al De
cembe, A, l.. 1875. at 2 O'clock p. NJ at the
Court House il Austin. in said County, then
and there t" show cause iii any there be why
license should not be grante1 to said b. F.
Morgan Administrator t" soil said real estate
according t" the prayer o, said petition.
And it is further ordered, That y cory Of
this order shall be published for four s,ccrss-
i've weeks prior to said day OF hra' ing, th
last Of which puoIicati': ms shall be Ut least
fourteen days before said day III hearing. in
the Mower County TRANscaIPr, Weekly
Newspaper printed and published at the city
Of Austin, in said County, and perso ally
served on all persons interested in said estate.
residing in said County. ut least fourteen
days before said day OF hearing.
By the Court,
| SAMUEL HARTER.
Judge Of Probate Mower COUNTY, Minn.
Dated at Apstin, tho 23d dAv OF Oct"-
Der. A. b. 1875. 30-4w
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(.TATE OF MINNESOTA COJN
DTY OF DODGE. IS.

III lEouA;e NouEL
In the IN tier Of the Estate of Charles E.
Brown. d ceased.
Pursuan, to the order of this Court, ma lie
in said ma ter. on he d.y al August: A..
D. 1875, the petition OF G. " S'"cum, ad
ministrator. at said estate, praying for IL
cen>e to sell all Ut the real estate whc.eui
said deceased died siez-d, .his day
heard a"d 'n$;iercd aal tho aid. Wit OF
Lewis st. Pier, showing that til. not ice re-
quirea to he given ny sad order, bias been
duly pibiis!l Il aud ordered. has heeu filed.
aut It. sat!st+c' ",'' a'i'e,r'a.r' til: c"ur
that sale Of said Ian l. ru-wit:
A certain piece Ut Srounl III lots ., 10, ii
and IL.
twenty-five feet by one hundred feet in
block M. tw" ~, commencing 1T Il INT 20
feet east from the southwest corner . lot II
aforesaid, thcn"- running north . fcct
thence south lpO fee, thrncc east 70 feet,
thence west 2jtt tn" !" place at hey !nn'ng. the
same being in t ,e v'iI.y. II 'ir,lt We. tow.
!" Mower c"un!y, Ni.urs it,. That y sale Of
laid real estate Is necessary tor the payment
| ~; VALID claims against sand DECREASED, and The
| charges OF atimlHis' ration. It l. .rde: ed
tina, ,h.. said adm,nist rator he AMI is hereby
licensed and authur;zel to sell the ABOVE de-
s'rihed lands.
And it il further %: ler..l that before max
ing safe OF salt real estate, 'Dit athl :uIS-
| traitor take and subscribe an oath. re-
quirei bv law. AMI CIV hon.l to the Judge
Ut the Court. in the su Il Of on: hun.ircd dol
lars. with sufi .ien' surctirs to account for all
h. proceeds o. the sale. IN | to tisp,s Sc OF the
same acc"r'ling to law.
And It is further Or iere that a cony Of
this order he published for three successive
WEEKS, prior t" said da. of sale, in the Aus
Tin TRANSCRIPT. weekly paper printed Il ID
published in The county where said real .s-
!At~ is situate.l.
And it is further ordered that such sale shall!
be in the county wherein said real estate is
situated. at ubiic -r private sa'e ~ seems
most advantageous t. the interests "t the es
tate. And it IL further ordered that the sale
ot the above described lands shall Sc made
within one soar from the date Of
this order, AMI that tho administrator shalt
cause three 81 notices to he posted in tn
county where the lands are situsted. fixing
the time place and manner OF sale. 3. the
court. q. ID. TUllIlLL,.
Judge Of Probate, Do'tge Coun y, M,nn.
Dated A'ov. list, A. u. 1878 3l~4w
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SDeci3l Notice,

To al whom it may concern: Between Juno
first and July thirtietb, 1874, l "a, . tw" notes
fou about Eight D"ilsrs each, to Whitman L
Brown, Of Spring Valley, Fillmore County.
for = pump which they put into my we'll
Said pump Was warranted t. be good, but has
proved WORTHLESS. for the purpose for which it
wa intended, and have 50 notified the said
whitman Brown. and this notice ia to warn
Ill persons whumsvever against negotiating
or purchasing raid notes, rs I do not intend
to pay either Of them.
- ? LEWIS JOHNSON.
Racine, Mower Co., Dot. ~, 1875. 1874
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State News.

Burt Nash, while coupling cars atCalc-
donia, had his hand badly smashed.
The school house at Yankee Ridge, Ohm
stcd county, has been burned by incendi-
aries.
A reunion of old settlers Of Washington
county will be held ut Saltwater Tomorrow
,cvening. .'
Brook trout twenty inches long arc
caugh, from Joe Perro's pond, in Bay,own,
Washington c"unty.
Isaac Staples has perfected arrangements
for pork and beef pack ing on an extensive
scale in Saltwater.
While 'iling threshing machine Mr.
John Taylor, Of Hnverhil,, Olm,ted coun.
ty, had all the fingers OF his right hand
:crusl'rd off.
! W. F. D"ugher'y, clerk in the depot
at Rochester, while coupling cars had his
right hand badly crushed between the
bumpers.
On Monday of last week. Mr.. Orrin
Cakes, IN old resident of Rochester, fell
dead IN the sidewalk in front ofhis house.
from paralysis of the heart.
The merchant, tailor shop of Mr.. J. II.
Roberts, Of Cha,fi"Id, Was broken open on
Friday night last, and robbed Of c,o,hs
and new made up suits to the amour, IF
$3.50 t., $500.
During tn month IF October there
were 9,50o,0o0 pounds Of freight shipped
from itsc"ester by railroad. the earnings
on which were $4,000. The amount re-
ceived il. the same time for freigh, and
passenger tickets was 81, 830.71.
Mr.. Woodward, Of Watonwan county,
some time ago, shot himself, siattering his
hand, and one shot entering his eye.
Strange to say, lie has never suffered pain
from the injured eye, although the sight
Is totally destroy ed.
Rochester Record and Union: Two
boys named Jerry Dooley and Lot Campi-
ON, went out hunting I'm Sunday last, and
ON emerging from q small grove west If
the Marion and Chester road, the Buys saw
u squirrel run up Il tree and disappear in
hole. Do"ley told his companion, Cam.
pi"n. to strike with bis gun on the trunk
! OF tue tree and he would stand ready to
shoot the squirrel If he made his appear.
ance. The Campion boy did as directed,
struck on the tree with his gun barrel,
when the gun as discharged and shot Doo.
ley dead.
The Rochester Record and Uuion gives
An account IF The attempted suicide OF
Miss Wood, Il school keeper al Oronoc":
Monday last the citizens OF Oron"co We're
startled by what Came near being tragic
event, Miss Wo'd, IL school teacher, at
tempting to commit suicide. The lady
went to the mil, aud threw herself into the
race. Some persons who saw the act ran
into the mill and had the wa,er. " heels
stopped and the waste gate opened. The
current caust d b, opening lie latter, drew
Miss Wood through the opening, and
threw her out with such violence ~ to
send her nearly across the river Size WAS
taken up in IN insensible condition, aud
; CARR. d 10 the hotel. 1t was found sht.
was terribly bruised ON her limbs and
body. aud suffered exquisite pain. No
cause has been learned TOR the attempt If
Miss Wood t" take her life, and she stated
she would again try it, aud next time lie
| successful
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POLITICAL.

There is little, very little knot at in
.dividuals in this city who feel that it is nee
essary for them to keep constantly alive the
ielc: that there is "Sylvestcr Smith
Ring" in existence here. which must be
watched AMI Stunned and avoided rs
though it were SOM terrible monster bent
,upon ,h: destruction Of everything good
and decent. To Those few deluded per
sons We say in all kindness-you are in no
danger Of the machinations of the "Syl.
vester Smith Ring" if there be any such
thing in your midst. Mr.. Smiths case -
i'm the hands OF tue Courts, and We hope
md expect that justice will be done t.
the people AMI to the defendant, but the
time has go:ie by in this county when p"'
li,ical capital can b. manufactured out
xf sylvester Smiths connection with the
government ot county aff;drs. Men think
and act for oh onlSclves, and they have but
very little disposition to ASST gn past ALI.
Ances and affiliations. as tlse stke REASON
for the course which they pursue to-day.
1t will be necessary to import u newspa.
per every six months il any man expects
IL maintain his po>iti. by cry ing" S,l.
vester Smith" Hls.ory is full IF INSTANCES
in which men have gained \ temporary
prominence by vilif, ing Others, and this
place seems quite likely to furnish An
additional illustration. 1t will take
more than one organ" to support man
who stands npon nothing but haired to
Sylvester Smith. The tim. has come in
this county when personal feuds should
have an .l,-wh n crime should get its
desert and virtue have her reward. Mr.
Smith must take the full consequences Of
his misdemeanors and we believe they
have been many end great, but we do nnd
sympathi:e with the feeling which would
ostracise politically and socially ,alh Those
who formerly adhered to the carly mana
gers OF the Republican party in this c"un.
ty. Because the 'TnA1scRIPr and the
Register and some of the friends If Ryl.
vcster Smitl, worked together for the cleo
ton of X. I. Smith, it must not be taken
for granted that those same agencies have
combined Cor all time and all purp,,ses--
We do what we believe to be right and if
in pursuing our way we find an enemy
going the same road we d. not Tor tina,
reason abandon our course, but it is not
very probable that because We made com
mon cause with some Of our enemies
bitter and malignant that orr associa-
lions hereafter will be what they have
been ia the imRsedtate past, and yet we
hope never to be found unwilling to rec
ognizc the EXISTENCE Of good. however
much it may he ob,eured by evil associa-
:tion or BY corrupt practices.
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American Fabrics for EnEland-..Anoth.
or Reduction,

FALL RIVER, Mass, Nov. 16.-Oowing
to the falling oft in prices Of print cloths
nearly one cent per yard since Sept. 5'h,
the manufacturers Of this city have ap
pointed 4 commission to visit England to
make arrangements for the expor tation
Of Fall River fabrics to tina, country. D..
Alta meeting to-day another reduction,
of 10 per cent. in wages was voted, to
take effect the first Monday in December,
reaching all classes, from superintendent
to operatives generally. =. ,>, $50. i >, =,
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Love 10 the Better and the Stronger.

Springfield Republican
1t seems that MIR Moody has been labored
with not in vain by some of the ul,ra.evan.
gelical brethren. who have thought him
too tender with sinners, and too much dis.
posed to exalt Gods love over his wrath
AT all events, he put sufficiently illiberal
dose Of hell fire t" suit Jacob Knapp him.
self into his Thursday evening discourse,
if the reporters don't do him injustice.
This will prove p"or policy with the sin.
ners and with Mr.. Moody's liberal svmpa.
thizers. Love is better motive power
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He can't expect that AN will be weA,''
until he makes full restitution, which
NUT not he long deferred :'r the tax pay
ers will rally around lim more than they
did on election day.