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DOG FIGHTING TO BE SUPPRESSED.

At the opening OF the Court OF General Sessions
yesterday, Recorder Hackelt on the bench. Jasper
G. Carpenter was arraigned to answer to an IN
dictment charging him with permitting the Of
fence or dog 1gating on hts premises, No. Il XIV
ington street, IN December last. Mr.. William f.
Howe, his counsel, interposed plea OF guilty,
stating tnat MS client would not hereafter permit
the offence to be repeated in mis- establishment.
He asked rhe Court TO be lenent in Inc sentence,
and implored suon lcniency With ssrong and
urgent appeal.
Assistant district Attorney Russell remarked
tnae he accepted the plea, because he believed
taat she accused would not repeat the offence.
ana said that the only object which Mr. BeTgn,
President OF the Society Tor the Prevention OF
Cruelty TO Animals, had in prosecuting inese
cases Is 10 put stop 10 this brutal crime.
Recorder Hackett, IN passing Judgment, said
that In his view mere was no more detestaDle and
brutdllzing crime N thIs community Than that OF
putting dogs 10 fight one against the Other. lie
should not be sorry n The Jaw we're Innnitey more
severe tAan IL now Is for It's suppression. In view
OF the deienoant's profession to discontinue tins
barbarous amusement the Court would impose
me OF $3.50; but ne desired II TO be- Understood
that IN ever succeeding thls he would I'M
pose the uttermost fne ana penalty OF toe law for
It's violation. This was the complaint wnich the
Grand Jury OF the February term rejected and
upon winch the next Grand Jury found an indict-
ment. Tue nne was promptly paid and Carpenter
LETT the court roOm concentrating himself on his
lucky escape from prison.
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAS--TRIAL
TERM-PART 2.
Before CnIef Justice DAILY.
SURF on rRoMIssoRY No1Es.

SUIT On FkONI53OKI NOIEs.
suit has been brought ~ Theodore N. Davis,
receiver OF the ocean National Bank, against
Henry d. stone ana others, 10 recover on Jour
notes amounting TO s17O5 S. The notes we're
admitted, Dut II was SET up on Dehali OF Mr. Stoue
that pursuant to the request OF Mr.. Davis lac made
d valuation 81 the property OF the New YORK Print.
ing Company, aud through this ana his care OF
the saac ~ nas sold Tor enough to cover $lI0.O00
tue whole claim Of TIE court against the company.
THESE services we're claimed 10 be worth So OOO
the trial began yesterday and Is not yet con-
Guided.
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sherwood, No. saa Second avenue; Peter J. Bog

oH0E"VOu No "a DeOUHu aVUHu5i TUT q DVs-
Ian. sixtetn street and First avenue; John ".
barry, Nc. $3.50 East Tbirty-third street, Patrick
O'COnneA, No. 338 East StxtYthlrd street. and Ed
ward Boyd. No. 7s7 ihird avenue, were neld Tor
trlal Tor selling liquors without license lney all
pleaded guilty ana gave as an excuse Tor their not
having licenses the unpr0ntaoleness Of the liquor
business during the past winter. They were no
ready 10 comply with the Law, but we're not al
lowed \
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DECISIONS.
SUPREME coURT-cHAMBERs.

BY Judge Lawrence
The People ex rel. Stout. receiver OF the Asbury
Lie Insurance Company, W.. Chapman, 6c.-Ihe
application Tor mandamus Is denied on the
authority OF the recent case OF Ruggles vs.. Chap
man.
SUPREME CoURT-sPEcIAL TERM.
BY Judge Van Brunt.
Well vs.. Understandings ana order OF reference
settled
Harte VS.. De witt.-Findngs settled.
EmburY vs.. Parks.-Memorandum for counsel.
HiDuryhauser vs.. Slower ct al Meyennoler vs..
Bleakley ct al. Scnolie vs.. Wlnsor ct a-flndings
anu DEGREES settled and signed.
MARINE CoURT-PART 1.
BY Judge Joachimsen.
Nero VS.. Douglass-Judgment for plaintiff
Green VS.. icntenstein.-Judgment for plaintiff,
$53 II.
Simpson VS.. Acknowledgment for plaintiff
$499 o..
for plaintiff against Klusteu and Tor defendant
Stenanlr against plalntln.
Follower VS.. Cnase.-Iudgment for plaintiff for
SIX cents damages
Esola vs.. Casczza.-Judgment Tor plaintiff, $lO2.
Heemanu vs.. Farley.-Judgment Tor plaintiff
500.
Cohen VS.. Topping. Judgment for defendant.
Heupeter vs.. Nhes.-Judgment for plaintiff
sos so.
Morresey VS.. Cook.--Judgment for plaintiff,
$220 II.
Flscne VS.. acknowledgement for defendant.
Jacobs VS.. Observation-Disclosures Tor plalntln 5000.
Allen vs. acknowledgements Tor palntln 500
Fenton vs.. BY rnes.- Judgment Tor defendant.
Bro Sn vs. Whltoeck.-Juagment Tor defendant.
Holck VS.. Observation-Disclosures for plalnLn,
$780,
Seldel vs. Observation-Disclosures for plaintiff,
1913 so.
Grow VS. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for plainnn,
1852 90.
Van Aulen VS.. LoodelL-Judgment for plaintiff,
$346 so.
plainun, S44S II.
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COURT CALENDARs-THIs DAY.


SUPREME. CoUaT-CHAMBERs-Held by Judge
BarretL-Nos. 3d. 10. H. lis, 122, 1885, 109, 17s 81
22s, 229, 253. 235 25l, 249. Call No. POI up 10 and
SUPREME CoUhr-SPEcIAL TERM-Held by Judge
van Brunt. -Demurrer-No. l4-Issues OF law ana
Iacl-Nos ISL 3l5, 25o q, 205, 264, 2l3, 24S, III,
13l, 81 2o0 294, 175, 33l 332 333 354 $685. 256 2i6
$40, BAL, 342. 34S, 344, s45, 3id, 34S. Sag, $50.
SUPREME CoURT-CIRcrIT Part l-ueu by Judge
1l2i1 242s 1855, 1891. l247 $40, 1857. 2709 1868,
1901, l268h. 1877, or llO3 1873, l3lT 1871 1928.
a4os i7os 1915 a4a $50 aSe4 iooo lcoo Is2s is
1l76 $780, 9J4 1855, 170s, a56 S52 1915. 1881 1865
676, 1854, 1858. Part S-Aed oy Judge Van Worst
Nos s25, 929h, 1919. 1913 al, 49, 1877, 49, $685.,
657 ~ 655 1884, 27ol 537, 1901, 120S 1881, 1891 1884,
1885, l221h. 1909, 1901, 1905, 1871
SUPERIOR CoURr-GESERAL IgRM.-AdJourned
sine die.
SUPERIOR CoURr-SPEcIAL TERM-Held By Judge
Freedman-Nos, IL, ~, 20, -, %, ~.
SUPERIOR CoURT-rRIAL TERM-Part Held by
judge sedGwics.-Case on-No. lz4o no day
calendar.) Part 2.-Adiourned or tile term
COMMON PLEAs-rRIAL IERM-Part Held by
Chief Justice DalyNos. 23l5 2Sl6, 2s7G, 1854 2ieo'
2504 2543 1892, 1925, 1894 1880 12lS 1249 49, 354,
562, 1854, $685. 2S61s, 25l1s, 2Sl1s Pare Held ny
1895 1898 1928 1918 l437, l43S, 1899, l44o I44l.
COMMON PLEAs-EQUITY TERM-Held by Judge
j. T. Daiy.-Nos. 81 "a, Z. 10, w 4s, TO- ~, -,
Judge Joacnimsen.-Nos. 20SO, 2oS8. 2os4, 4Si,
1925 2094 2096, 2l0l 2103, 2l0i 206 2l07 l42l lIv
Y a Part 2hed by Juase ass as ST.
1904, 2ll6 2ll7, 2l2l, 2l24. Part 3-Aeld Dy Judge
Snea.-Nos. 1875, 2946, 3219. Asa 1892 1862, z767.
s4j4, 1901, 1862, 3O76, 1876, 2i5S, 3052. S09s.
COURT or GENERAL SEssIoNs-hed Dy Recorder
Hackett.-Ihe People Vs. Edward j. McLoughlln,
homicide; Same vs. Edward Murphy, ROBBERY;
Same vs.. John Jones, burglary; same VS.. Samuel
q. McEvoy lelonious assault and battery same
v. Henry Dohrnan, grand larceny; same vs.
w. Tnaue, grand larceny; same VS.. Thomas Fen.
nan, grand larceny Same VS.. Fanny Aurle, grand
same Is Peter sars and honry zsca%itz grand
larceny; same vs.. Michael Boyce, grand larceny
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POCKET PICKING.
JEFFERSON MARKET POLICE COURT
Before Judge ottefbourg.
FALSE rRETEScEs.

FALSE PRETEScEs.
Francis Didier, OF No. rs West Houston street.
preferred u charge OF false pretences against
Joseph We'll. We'll, II Is alleged, presented an
order signed /. Haas 10 Mr.. Older fer two boxes
OF cigars, representing himself as being Ia Mr..
Haas employ ent. ar. haas yesterday denied
the genulneness or the Oraer, ana Wen was held
In ZOO bail 10 answer.
DISHONEST PORTER.
John Alexander Holmes, a coored porter. In the
employment OF Rogers Orr, No. 1873 Third ave.
nue., was arraigned on a charge OF stealing goods,
valued at S32 Inc property found oY Mr..
orr IN the cellar where holmes had concealed
II. The prisoner was held IN 81, QUO bail TO answer.
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TOMBS POLICE COURT.
Before Judge Smith.
BURGLARY.

Andrew Hutchingson was held by Judge Smith
yesterday afternoon, In default oil $1,000. on &
charge OF burglary. From the complaint It ap-
peared that the store OF Mr.. Joseph Price, at No.
"a Baxter street, was broken into yesterday morn
ing and $50 worth OF clothing stolen tncrerom.
II iurtner app red that an otiicer OF fne sixth
precinct caught Hutcnlng'on IN the vicinity OF
sir. Pnce's store, with clothing identified 81 Mr.
Price Us his.
POCKET PICKING.
on complaint OF John Sweeney. OF No. IS Mul-
berry street, john L. Doranda was held to answer
a charge o. attempted POCKET picking. lie tried
60 take Mr.. Sweeney's watch and chain.
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UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

Day calendar Tor "Wednesday, April IA, 1875
Nos. l9l, 1872, 100, 1875, 130, A, "a. l62.
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=
The People ex rel Stout. receiver OF the Asbury
Life Insurance Company, W. Chapman, &c.-Ihe
application Tor a mandamus Is denied on the
authority OF the recent case OF Rugges vs.. Chap
man.
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Gin neiler @tnrmbDG

1T Der in 8albiustOn el9einencI
BOLTS 1ribun"', Elm in rsr @pue ae.
'erbtes reutideS republitanttes par.
tstblatt. Jn isiner nsuefen 0umme,
oerlanet Der "9Oltss Ertbun," ros Ger
elnislnen Staaten bic gcntrulIe ibe,
'ere S6ulsn ent3osen unp vb:e Natir:
naleritsbuns unter allen umfdnpsn un.
ter etc GOntrpue bee Bunoes eefsu,
wtrcen loute."
las wdre pieeer etnuaI cine redI
rstts 8ei&srunsI-meint 8efbote.-
Nan penfe fi@ etne Isl&e @Untroue
unter einem 9r6fpsnten ME Grant.
ST wdrce natirIi@ bic Auf5sber. Sters
aufIsbsr unp Snlpsetoren Der uNatios
nallGulen" fir bic ue,l6istsnsn staa,
ten unter ieinsn %rsatursn auspGblen.
Was pas bsiben wiu, buritsr 9iebt
uns Der jsst in CT. eOuis pbI6pss
bence prcseB seeen 0bisfYrins baar<
~frdubsnren aufl9Iue. @ett bod aus
ben 3eusenausiasen jsBt iGOn NIT pOs
fit per @ewiebeit beruur, Das @rant's
Steuerbeamtsn, Die erUsen ME Die flei>
ren, cine f6rmli@e Nduberbanoe ;ur
Ssraubuns res 8uupssl9aBss biIpe>
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Ser B a n B r.

ten. Gin "S6ulrtns" usten tem
8bisfy=Nir9 mare gar nt5t lbel flr
pie 0auner uno eoafer, Die untet@rnnt
ibrc grnte balten. Wan fSnnte ni6t
blps bic Sbuleelrer Heblen, loncern
man fSnnte au6 etnsn bIblden profit
an ben S6uIbiidern berauslGlaeen,
Die natarli6 BON Wafbinston aus pors
osIbrieten rperpen mIBtsn. Our @ers
ypatdnpieune eer ~NatiOnal Grsist&
una" wirpe aud bic Nnfeluna etner
SGu!pplissi pom Bunpsswsaen nbtbis
letn. um bic &incsr folder Gltern nit
Gem Rntppsl in bic S@uIen ,u trsis
bsn, Die ben ,.Sesen folder NationaI
SduIsn" nidt tssreifrn rcusn.
WerfDirpie 1T IS, oae eerartiee
0crlhlGee son Oeutlben auseeben.
Die Ieuti6en lputn rod zen GIu6
res Sfpormuneunss<S Ytems i'm alien
0atsrlanre, mo 1i6 Die Hesierune In
alss milht, aues pom Oben berab re-
esIt, LATHAM ftnnnen selernt baben, UNI
f6 bier NIT aIer; Nadorud eeeen pit
Ginfibrune bteies Sy1sms 3u pebren
paS cen uuseswadlenen Menlden MID
als lslbhftdnpisen Burger, ~iOnpsrn ole
%unmInpisen untettbau betra6tst, re1
belanpis am 0dneslbanee s~elsitst per.
ben mub, ramit er bel ieinem beldrdnt,
ten NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nidt au Sda.
rsn fommt. 0!r DeutI&en luutsn III
Wcrte pss Sogse: Die Welt mir
supiel resiert." am Iei4t, fen besreifes
unp uns wObl bitten. Der Nseterunl
mebr ais cte olsrnctbwenriste 0cwalI
su;usefebsn. 8s9tsrunBen ino, mi
Elm GROCER amerifaniider Staatsmant
lebr riGtis bsmerft bat, cbnsbin nur 81
ecnsiet, oie @ewalt son 0olfe III feb
len, ras bsibt, i6 Ma6tbefusu,Hs on'
aumaben, pie ibnsu nt6t SufOmmet
unc fi@ in Dtnse gu milden> pie f
nibts %aaseben.
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NaS fOmmenbe Smbcliabr.

Lie "Neps yOrfsr Yrsns" f6rsitt
patiiber
Mit 8edt besesnet mon In einfhtss
pollen Bldttern erntlihen 8laeen iiber
pie nod INNER forteauernos aufauerpe
Apatbie seS gplfes unp Der Babsrpen
In rem unionsRaaten bssislid ibrsr
Betbeiligun9 an rem nun idon 1sbr
nabe Serudtsn tunrertjdbrissn Wisesn:
lfefe Ger NatiOn. Die Qdbmuna in zen
Ginanss uno @elGdftsfteilsn mug all
lsrrinsS aud auf h1s Centennial ibrcn
ginRub ausiben, aber eerace neil rtss
les in cine 70 uneliflide perioDe fdut,
louten Ger PATRIOTS mus, rer Natios
nalfrls uno bos SeIb1intsrsNe ras
amerifanilds VOlf su UNI 70 et5Berer
gne,sie anipOrnen. Gine Ylamage
nit pielcm Centennial Dor Der ,fremoen
@elt wildt bic nu6fOlsenpe Nnfrene>
uns elmer 9anSen Generation ni6t aus.
So 1T, als ob BON Der frrl1rSrtliGsn
Sere9ltdfeit uno Spannfl aft oes anne
tifanilden 0oltes eor ntGts ibrte ees
blieten, als Oh na6 e,nem einsiasu
bsfttsen eleftrii6sn Sdlase aue Mus.
feln Ger Patton sri6IafI unD fsine'
S%raftduberun9 mebr fdbte ieien.
Binnen a6t lagen tritt Der Con,
sreB unp binnen mentsen Dpden tre.
ten eie@eiessebunsen Der meiitsn Staa.
ten / lammen unO loaten bisis ss ft
anselesen iein lafen, rie Nation gun
gerfdncnib Der 8e, eutuns Der tom:
menren Gsier uno ibrtS tnbafrisasn
Wertbss auf3uritteln, bamit mir Ger
tn ben leBten Sabrsn erltttener ciplo:
matiiden, commer;ieQen unp fnansiel.
len Nieperlaeen nidt aud nod elm
rationale Slamase binsufaeen. ST
ss csnn mDsli@, paB bic Wa1e be-
Gins:borenen bel Gem @ecanfen az
Dieles @entennial wenieer SGwune
Ssseiferuns uno SntersGe empfncer
lOlltsn als mir Stiefl5bne bes 9anres
mir Don Der Wutter lur an EincesRot
Nnsenommen2 @tr t5nnen uns taun
etpaS @rbebenoeres benfen in cislen
unierm meift iebr materislen Iretb,l
aIs ctefe Subelfeier zines freisn 0olfes
gu Der ale 85lfer Der Grpe einaelaoer
tnp uno an Der stele tbeilnebmen per
zen, unc troBoem btele rabrbaft rtsfs
lbeiInabmlOfsfeit Seer m59te fd
pa nidt ben Wasnetismus unp bi
3dnDfraft Der Reoe zines patrid Sen
~ wdnlden, um ben pbisematifds,
Srucer Scnatbau ms Geuer gu brin
eeny
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Bei aler Gebnlu6t Der @Slfer mad
BrieOen iebt es inosb eerare jsBt In
europa ni6ts wenissr als frisoli9 aus.
8ismarf beOba6tt NIT I6le6t pers
baltenem Nr9wcbn pie miIitdrilhen
&dhunsen 6ranfreiGs,--Gnelan unp
8uelaup lausrn auf ben sinffeen 3sit,
punt, Gle 1ltfet su scrreieen. Sefers
reid febt @ewebr I'm 2lrm bspbahtene
a, Ger Orense, mas fSnnte BET felhen
3ufdnten Der wUbleemeinte 8eridlae
zines e%in;slnen 0clfspsrtretsrS fir pratt
ti1ten Glfcla boten g
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Gin memmDbiicber &atecbiss
mus.

Na&oem bic pOrisjdbriss ualttatbO.
.Iifde" SYnooe ;u Bonn fb NIT At=
idafuns: BON StrdensebOtsn bsfast
bat Die ~Diesjdbrise fid mebr ouf ben
"pOtttuen Nasbau Der Rirde" perlsat
Bas pie @eieBe ansebt NOR rae eint
leibte SADIE. Das sdnse fir1lias
@bere6t bat man nit @tnem S6loee
ubsei6uft tnpem man oas Tsi6sssles
iiber cte @iSiIebe an ps7en Steue (tBte
unp 3usleth nit ben 8eldliGen rer
SYnOoe bic 9on3e reue csutI6s unr
srerbtl6e Staatsfir6enselssssbune
publieirte. aber PIE SynOre bat iit
AUDI Gem Nusbau css relisi5isn gebens
~;usepanpt inpem Te sinen 8atebtss
mus uno Elm 8itua! per5fentli1sn
lief.
Mit benz Ritual bate eS wieberum
feline beicnpere. S6pieristeii. Man
bruudts bIob pic psisntli9fen relisiS
fen 6unfticnen teisubsbaIten, eie alien
latetnil6sn 6O.msln su perreutidsn,
camit tie mad 8slteben ~ tirsen uno
su mOeeln, namenUi1 psrIdieesne aIte
anidauun9en, uno 3war redt alta
sboiiihe, ~cie unS frenlo esrporren itnp,
binaussuwerfen, uno Die RefOrm res
Rituals mar fertie.
gtpas ibwieriser mar bic 3u1ams
msnfeauns eties Eate6ismus, bod
rerpsn Die 6erren Neuprotsfanten aud
hermit lei6t fertis, inrem fe bic 9sbre
iber Die bI. EreifaItisfeit, iter Cie Ga
framente u. {. 10. mad SeIteben tuSen.
So wuroe ;u melt fibren, allen unFnn
Der In cen ,abIteidenGrassn scrfcmmt,
aufuSdblen; pasessn mag 60 fir ben
feier pom Sntereife lstn, Gintses 1ber
pie Irt une Detle 3u p%ernebmen, pie
ptefe Neuersr ote @rdnouns unb 0ers
faGuns Der Str@e parffeQen.
Da Miro stnfa1 mad Der .bifsris
idsn" Nstboce sesefst pie bic Apofel
Die Rir1e ein8eri9tet bdtten, tnpem fe
ndmIt4 @smstncsn s%rinrsten, in nell
den efnise Wdnnsr als 6trter unp
eebrer befeut trurben. pier lolte nun
pte Grase foIsen, weI9e pos
Ttise @oama9ten piefen 6trtsu unp
eebrern dtertrasen luUrcen leien, aber
70 rfrb 3uerff eefa8t, was ~pie 8ors
feber" III Der @emeiupe ni1t fonnten.
>Grage t89. Ecnnten bic 8Orfeber
N Der 0emeinpe anOrpnen unc befebs
en-, mas fe uoutsn? Nein, pte 0Ur<
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GpiritnaIiSmnS.
0eretnsbpte. }

Der Ieidttunise> oft friuOle S6le.
ftr9er, laSt in einen IrtifeI, veIhen 81
iiber ras Ireibsn Der npturi1d esppr.
oenen &eileprsbtser Wrpey uni
SanesY aus GnsIanb on Gin ill.,
oii6es 8Iatt in Nsw gOrt 16riet. 8Ol,
9enees:
Ob cosisnise pabr 1T, mas Vopf
plus TX. nt6t mibe wirr, oQsn Nmes
rifanern uno Amerifanerinnen, bic ibn
TIL Gatican aufluden, 3u paGden,
ros namli6 Der in europa oetesie III
tramOntanismuS in Imerita einsR ubsz
itdtte fneen uup ft6 auf Fem fteien
&rbe &aIbtngtsne ippien entfaltsn
iueroe. aIs ebeoem ouf italieniIhsm unr
ipanil@sm SOcsn, pas mag Ger I'M
feblbare Sertrsten. unmBalid reebaIb
1T es Serdce nt9t wenn aud nidt chen
trabnheinliG. llnm6alih psFbalt
ntdt neil in Nmerifa @rldeinunesn
3u Gage treten, ete oae SCOTT iber eos
fOeenannte matter in fact people"
elsnpisIi& 9issn i~trufsn. DO6 nein,
uirtlt& ffrense eosif Miro ME Qrsen oez
fraft. Sn 0abrbeit bate mon ldnat
pOrausltben iOaen, bae bic Amsrtarer,
Serace neil felt 9rinpuna ibrsr Ne,
publif bunesrt Sabre binpur1 nptbass
bluueen in NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. aufaina1n,
frtber pcsr fp6:sr bas Beodrfnis
mad einem gtwas fiblsn iuerpsn, cas
gum Natertsuen I'm @iperipru& aebt,
oas he aus benz pratti9Hen lreiben
etnausbsbt, in traumbaftssD enfen unp
Gdblsn.
Dies 1T nun wirfli6 einesirstsn.
OaslsIbs amsrita, ras l1ur nit lbots
ia&sn ans 3iFsrn su rs&nen aspObnt
IT, bsbsrbsrst sessnpdrtto cine 10 orOse
Werse abenteusrIiGer @loubensoenols
isnl@aften, ME fs bic @eIt nod nj,
aueerbalb zines S~rrenbouSrs befIoms
men seiebsn. Gar niGt ~ recen pon
ben Wcrmonen, Sbafers une onperen
fcnberbaren 6eiltsen. baden aud pieS
rituaIffen Dsrl9iepsnnsr gbiufunaen
bort fbr 6auptquurtfsr oufeslG!oosn.
unO psrpfftsn par9 ibre senSIiuae pas
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rem Sirden : 0sIlammlunssn serft5rt
Dsree, neil er INNER, tpen1 aud bis<
pstlen nur bet Wentsen, IN Ger Stride
ospabrt blsite." Cine leltlame, I'M
.Tsblbarfeit Der Stride cas-, penn pie UNI
sebeusreW ebrsabI bartndfis unt 5fent'
li9 cen 0lauben oerIsusnsn tann unp
nur etnise Menise i'm bewabren
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Gorreiponben3em

unb ginisnruneen %dtsrhuupt fur ieis
ptutOmmsn, t~sfsnrsre iibsr Ss9ebsn,
bitten unp 3ufdnee In saIdierenen
Ganes5tb ellen ; bod mlfsn ale Gins
ieneunsen pom @erfa0er unts'3nidnsi
lein.
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Grasshoppers in Western Manitoba are
taking wing and flying northward.
Judge McFadden. delegate in Congress
from washington Territory, died on the
25th at Olympia
A London telegram announces the
death on the 18th inst, OF the American
consul at Zanzibar.
The French Assembly have voted 59S.-
900 francs for the relief of the sufferers
by the late foundations.
The expenses Of the Moody-Sankey re-
vival meetings in Liverpool exceeded the
contributions by $4,000.
Mr.. Gladstone has promised to resume
the leadership Of the Liberals IN the
British Parliament next year.
Kinney. who killed his brother-in-law
Marlborough. near Covington. Tenn,
last week, has been acquitted.
A good counterfeit of FIVE dollar bills
of the First National Bank of Canton,
ILL.,, is being put in circulation. Lookout
for it.
The Norwood woolen mills. at Mystic
Conn.,. have been destroyed by an in
cendiary fire. Loss $4,000 insuranc,
$4,000.
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MINNESOTA NEWS ITEMS.

SAuK RAPIDS has an infection of cattle
fires.
LAKE CRY is to have three new fire
cisterns.
WHEAT is bringing from 90 to o5 cents
in Hastings.
WHEAT in Dakota county is looking
we'll. but corn is rather poor.
IMPOSING license Of 500 closed up
rum hole At Pennington.
BUFFALO, Wright county, is getting ex-
cited over a narrow guage railroad.
TIE efforts to destroy grasshoppers
continue undated in Sibley county.
LIZ SuEuR county still continues its
bounty Of 81 bushel for grasshoppers.
The army worm is said to have pat in
an appearance on the. farm of DR.. Adams
Of Dakota county.
A NEW propeller, built to run on Lake
Pepin, has been pronounced unsafe by
the Government inspector.
THE mail service between Buffalo and
Monticello. Wright county, is to be cut
down to : tri-weekly.
ExER1 o. the Farmington Press does
not deny that he was nipped 1t three
card monte 1t Hastings.
A srRASGER undertook to navigate BUT.
falo Lake with : horse and buggy. last
week and got wrecked. No loss.
Wheat, oats and corn have disap.
peared at New Auburn, and business
prospects are temporarily clouded.
Joax MAErz, Of Concord. Dodge county
| was instantly killed by lightning, as also
was horse he was riding, on the 18th
nit.
II. BEATTY and two younger brothers
Of Dryden, Sibley county, killed in one
day last week forty -five bushels Of hop
pers-
A CHASTITY ghost story at Delano turn.
| out to have been gh0stly gas story, and
the Eagle has had prospective sensation
pricked-
| FARIBAUEr IS to have . breathing spell
Gordon e. Cole, 7. 8. Buckham and Joh1
b. Case. al legal lights, are going Eas
on visit.
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