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THE COURTS.
Suit for Damages for Not Opening Mil.
Waukce Avenue.
Tho Ada Street Quo Warranto
Cuse Put Out Of Court.
Judgments and How Suits.
CHICAGO,

CHICAGO. ......
DAMAGES FOR NOT orESlsd STREET.
Numerous 1,aye been tic suits 10 recover dhn1~
agcs sgalnst tho city for opening atreots, but
suit for damages for not opening ono IL novel;
II. 4 suit Of snctl character wns begun ScB-
torlay la tho Circuit Court bg George Wobater
and u. F. uaxter agalns: tho City Of Chicago, In
whtcl, damages ato laid 1t $4,000. Plaintiffs
SAY that, III July 1875 tho city ordered that Mil
wa,,aeo avenue should 10 extended f.otn It's
present terminus to tho junction Of La'e and
Canal streets. Among other ricccs Of
properly condomned for this proposed OK.
tension whs 10! belonging to r!a!nttfe. Tho
oxpccled tlamagcB were nsscssed at ea, ,7l0, and
the supposed henellts Ut aJ, ,6C0. leaving balanco
oi $3,15o In their favor. which hns boon paid
them. Dy thsse acts the city promised and un.
dcstoos to opon said avenue, but ptaintins deny
that 1t las done 40. Their Only frontage Ia on
tho proposed extension Of Milwaukee avenue,
and By the city'a neglect to open tho street tho
land has bocn Of no bcnodt to them, to their
damage Of 10000 ns thoy claim.
AN ALLEGED FRAUDULENT sA1E.
John Babe filed bill against Felsenthal i
Kozmlnsky, Henry droenobauu, and George
Shelter 10 &c. asiac foreclosure Of trust-decd
given On Lots and In Conrad Gehrko's Subdi-
vision Of Lot G In Potter Dovo'H subdiyiston 0.
Out-Lot 10 in.the Canal Truateca' Subdivision OF
Sec. 49, 40, II. Complainant atates that hor hus.
baud n1ado tho ttuHt-deed In 1870; that In 1877!
she heard indirectly that proceedings wercgoine
on to forccloso tho trust-dccd, and employed one
J. ". Krssmer to protect her rights. Ills pro.
lection, however, failed to protect, and tho trust
decd, unknown to her. wan forcclosed In
August, 1872. In 1874 she waa c]eetei
together with her children from tue promises
Gio now asks sllnt the foreclosure deefco mas hs
reversed, on tho ground that slio had no knowl-
| cdgo of the proceedings at tho lime, she ncvcl
having been served, ard alao for the reason thai
there whs n conspiracy between hor attoEne1
| and thoBe Of the Trustoes.
TIE HOME INSURANCE COMPANY.
| Thomas Dncls1ey. Assignee Of tho Homo In
slranco Company, filed his monthly report yes
| tetday, as follows:
Amount on hand March 1................ 81, 1913
Received. G,94S.9
| $32,H72.s
Expended, l,ica.5
, 1875-04-03

near beforo tho coming Grand Jn1y. NTH siow
Of obtaining second {lll against hm.
The Ada Street 3fctflot1ist Episcopal Church
quo whrrhntO case wAs hrEnci ht length hefnFn
tlln cou.t. Nearly tho entire tlay WA Occupied
in hearing t,o argument. ST. c. J.: l'oat.ln sp-
prared Tar Dr. Tikc. md or-,lsyor 1'onl t"r t'o
Rcv. Sir. Dandy and the Doard Of Tr!s.acn. Tho
re1ator-Ur. rl1o-fs = member of thdchnrc,.
ami caIms that lie did not I!asn anything 10 TO
with tic e'cctinn Of Tho Iruateof Ha also claims
thrnuIh fraudulent means. nssd thesesore psayn
that tic election may 10 declared null and void,
in 0rter tint 4 eoconti clccti1ft 1nay 10 had tn
nccor0auce with the rnieh OF tho Church t+onhts-
tuition. afr. Bond bald th9t 1!., Wrst of aao war.
minister OF lilo Gospel; :that he VAS not amen
ablo to nny s,lcl proceedings, and &7etred that
the contest was more aEelnet Ut. naudy tlla'l
rtaranco of fraud WAS tho affidavit eettfng forth
lady who waB mot member o. The chMreh. bnt
SHE It'd not .ote. All that related 70 tho 1snck
llyor Confe1cnco was OF no Importance. lilo
only relation 1t could possibly l1aYe you'd bs to
cictjcs aud not congI egations. Ihe cbargca
ron, cBei,tiuy DR.. Dandy 10 to q worldly man
nt,] ppec,,Ia.or were entirely without fouudA-
tiou. 1'i,at DR.. pau!y had no iutlHcctnent 10
1ao any influence for the election of Trustees,
wan evident In tho financial embarrassment of
tho church ut tl,o time. At tho concurion at
Tho argument, Julga Williams dismissed tho suit
at the cont OF the rulalor.
Lucfon Sutu,ncriiell YnA arre.tcEl under IN tn-
djclmnnk found in ths November term, lS74
chargine lin with the "omissIon of duty. 1Io
was admitted 10 balI Ia tile Bltn Of esJ4. Tie
clatga agafnAt Humner1Ield is that. acting AZ
Constable, ho collected, MARCH, 70. 1bIt. on p,o-
cess <175. and neglected to pay 1t to tue plaintiff
In the suit.
In tho casc Of Charles Z. Simmons End Abner
II. stockcr, Of thu abstract firm Of Handy, Sim
mons 4 Co., indicted for e1tortton In charying
]. 4. Owens eco for making IN abstract Ct title,
showing twenty-five conVeyancct only. motion
waa entered to ddhall tlls Indictment IN tho
ground TINT the law Was unconetitu:luual II
waB claimed TIM books from vhiol the abstract
wns mndo wcto private properly. and therefore
tho firm could charge na they Ehr pIopef. The
4 motion Will be decided to-day on tie couytniuG
Of tho court.
THE CALL MpSpAr.
JuunE 1AnY-1 to 20 on April calendar.
Junnz MoonE-No call given.
JuuuE NoaE,ss-Term Nos. 1850 and 3.39i.
JCpoE TnEE-1G2 to t70.
| JUDGMENTS.
UAfrEp STA1Ea CfnCuIr CVunT-Jtn1E pLop
11rT-H, Il, Haven ct H. vs. Lycoung fiEe lnsuranct
Company; verdict, ,7ap md !, etts tvr nv tf'
ay.n. fi.ti7si-M Hol'es i e. y. Tswa Il Eyans
$J,Si!.-u. O. Marcy -. Town Of Ottawa. ST. i+'Gs.-
Ka1na VI. Toun Of Druec. ss77.
| BurEH1on Cncnr--EoHfLsk1oIs- Whitfield San
fnrd ". Samuel !. Walker aad Josrla Z. Young
IuDog dAnr-Iuben Rubel n. q. L. Celia, ss5o
cuncu1r nT-CnsfEshio*s-s,gnanl liam
lsrser ". Simon Adler and AbIahafn ~ ~ o'tstnges
JCnur TnEE-H. 0r.mscll -. Martin E. staane,
John Thorn and n. stendsl; verdict, soa;.
, 1875-04-03
ELSEWHERE.
EERA3KA HAIT.

6reetdf Dfspateh to Tho Chicago 7f,b'nt.
L1scoLS, Neb., April 2.-The worry good news
wa. received by tho Attorney General Yesterday
that tic famous suit Of Morton. MannoEs l.
Hopkins W. the State Of Nebraska, involving
title to tic saline lands and salt works miles
from Lincoln. had been decided In laTor OF tho
State. It has bcen IN litigation fiys years. The
Supreme Court has juatrcuderod a final decision.
Work In salt manufacture has been suspended
on account OF tho pcuding tn!t, aid will now be
recommended with vtgor. Tho salt derosits in
gt1ality aud quantity rival thosa Of Syracuse.
Lincoln il much pleased.
VERDICT AaAINsT A HA1LwAF.
Srtc,ts Dispatch ia The Chftuuo 117bHnt.
DLoosL1SoToy, ILL.,. April "a verdict OF
couuty s' 70 sirs. irs Anne % s. Psrk "a fornory prn
clpai Of schoo!s at Galveston, Tex. for Injuries
received at Wapcllh m the central Road III 1873
BY which she was disabled from duty as teacher.
, 1875-04-03

smtiat D,spateh 10 7as cs'eago Tribune,
MILWAUKEE, 'fis., april 2.-The corpse Of m
old n,an, identified hs J. Howard, was found to-
day under tho sidewalk OF Broadway. Tho
cheek was broken. lIe was subject to als Of
Insanity. and it Ia supposed fell during such a
fit ard ctawled uuder the sidewalk to die.
John Schoe1lor left hla homo III good laalth
and Spirits to buy = wagon laas atouday motu-
Ing, and has not been Besa siucs. 1t Is believed
that ho mot with foul play.
Tho budy Of IN old man WAS found tn tho
riYer near Cherry stfses tonight, supposed TO
ba that Of ku old nan named SilsieE, who has
besn missing for two months nast.
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How Thev Hurled n Senator seventy
Years Ago.

Among tho Items VI the accounts presented for
tho fuue1a ii expenses Of the lion. Frsucis Msl-
bone, = Benatos from Hhodo Island, who dlod in
Washlngton In Juue, 1909. and whose remains
wore inferred 10 the Congressional battle-ground,
are tlfo following,
~ pounds cheess II Is ceaa............,.... ISL
Tho Committee to audit tho contingent o1-
rcnsoe of tho Reuato directed thst payment bo
mAdo for the oIsekars, but rejscted tic claim
for the cheese. Tho next voucher presented 10
them for theiE approval read tAus:
A4aIlons CuznAe brandY. .,,,,,,,... AQ1
II pouni. A. stonas It 4 +o q eaata. ~
~ poaaaSot 9asslas ~ eu eeAA... .........s a'Vo
lor .'for gallons ~!ne aud quarts brandy.
s33," but tloy passed upon smother voucher
for "lt pounds Of pound doake, ~" purchased
from Monsieur Julien. : colSectioner. HLo also
supplied "12 pounds e1Aokssp."
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Milwaukee, Mstilton, Monroo 4
rralrts d ! t'hlen. L,tal, l,.,......
Milwaukee. ia Cfhs.r. Wtnu;ia.
ht.Faul 4 Minneapolis, ltirn'tx.
l.apsrss; ALSO, yla milwaukee,,
for 1lttun, BetIin, Oshkn.b,
M"ns.ha 4 lrrea bsy.........,
3HlMausct, Madison, rtAtr1n dG
CisisH: also, MrnA,hA. N1ts1
k1t j Sthteas PUNT. ..,...,,.,
hfllwhukee 4 Is Cr8sts Plss'pr'j
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The word "hell"a tssnLlatlop Of tho Grsek
word 0ehenna, II = term usel to lleuisualo tho
vs!ley Of Ainnom. IlliH valley bounds Jekuss-
leu IN the north. and lies below Mount Zion.-
n tAk 1siley Naloch, ths national gol oi liz
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I..----I-----s
GiI ana nsaye FEY E8. uponl 2sh tn.
nl LOUIS ahu sps!nxald s:tu t.s x:1@ r. m.
IT. LOUIS, Springfield TnI74,.l AS r, m Is .I ~
ftoHA Ap1 kAnkuk I'll H:jI A. III st1 y, ~
rhicsEok Il Paducah aI1rnad t4," $50 r. nj tg, Il, ~
k'r:a1nr. l4c0a. Washington Fr. ~ ~ noob D H. ~
Joliet D4ixh Acc tInn. y 10 y, M, INK :" "
, 1875-04-03

isree eo!1~eiInn Of rsnntorte Pieces fo Fur Hands
Ii full good AMI AtniuE nuc for Practice
hume Fec1e..ua. pflCe, $2.50.
, 1875-04-03

~ Praises q the RIVER or LIFE, our popular
,csj from ali WIN ase used III SsEb,tN Hchool aisn
recommend It highly. Price. t3u per hundred.
, 1875-04-03
.Eur0poal & American

Capital in tssinua 4nooats. 70 loan 1t peF csnt "a
Ms.tera, Kssl E..ts; sum. os elaao md up*sna'
xlEk. .FNUTHtEn[tAM / CO.,
BAAks14. u Wsil'ak. Nsw 1att.
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ca: All Night with the Edward.


~ u
IA Kasson and Red Wing Telegraph Com.
pany, entered into this fist day OF May, A. D.
One Thousand Eight Hundred and Seventy
Five
The general natu, OF business to he transact.
ed is to erect Telegraph line from Kasson,
Dodge County, Minnesota, via Mantorville, in
Dodge county, Pine Island, Zumbrota, to Red
Wing, all in Goodhue county, Minnesota, and
to operate the same. Th- principal business
office OF said Corporation ehall be in Kasson,
Dodge county Minnesota.
Said Corporation shall commence with tn e
date OF this instrument, TO wit May LIST, 1875,
and shall continue tor ten l0) years from date.
The amount of capital stock Of said Corpora
ton shall he four thousand dollars, (S4.OOO, J
and TO he paid in in installme nts, on issued
certificates OF stock, each share to represent
twenty dollars, eco CO., fifty per cent OF each
share is 10 pe paid az the time of the issue of
SAID share, and the residue subject to semi
annual assessments Of twenty-five per cent !;
all stock issued to be paid Tor in full within
one year from date Of issue.
The highest amount oiindebtedness or liabil-
ity TO which said corporation shall al any time
he subject shall not exceed one thousand dol
lars, $1,000
No work shall he done or monies expended
until three thousand dollars OF said stock has
been taken.
The names and places OF residence OF the per.
sons forming said CORPORATION are W. s. Will
yard, p Smith, U. B. Shaver, all OF Kasson,
Dodge county: Daniel E. Sawyer, OF Pine Is
land, and II. H. Palmer. Of Zumbrota, Good
hue county Minnesota
The first Board OF Directors shall consist OF
p Smith, W. s. Wiliyard, ard D. E. Sawyer,
II II. Palmer, and u Shaver, the first OF
whom shall act as General Manager OF the
working and operating Of the line; H.. H.
Palmer shall be the first President, W. s.
Wiliyari Secretary. and U. B. Shaver, TreAs-
urer. The Beard Of Directors shall csntrol the
MANAGEMENT Of finances. The General Manager
shall control the workings of tie line.
The above oficer, shall act until their sue
cessors are elected. An annual election of
officers shall occur on the first week day in
Nav of each year, when there shall be elected
Board of Five Directors, excepting the Gen.
erzl Manager, who shall be elected every al
ternate year one President, and one Treasurer
The Secretary shall also Be elected every alter
q, re wear.
Special elections may Be held to fill all va
cancies that may occur, by giving two weeks
notice by publication in some paper OF general
circulation IN Kasson or Red Wing, a. the
Board may decide.
All elections shall be by ballot, and held un-
der the direction Of the Board Of Directors.
The owner of every share of stock shall be er.
titled to enc vote, and Al additional vote .or
eye.v additional share he may own.
The number OF shAres Of said CORPORATION
shall be two hundred. Shares forfeited to the
Corporation mAy be re-issUed BY . two-thirds
vote OF The Beard Of Direc4ors-
In testimony whereof we have subscribed
cur names the day and year irst above written.
H. II. palmer, P. Smith.
d. Z. SAKTKk, C. B. SHAvn-
W. s. WuxYARp.
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Ihe ways OF the Fle0.FfeSS are past
finding out. It devotes column after col.
umn to advocating the nomination of a
gentleman for Governor of the most con.
sentative character, and who only one
year ago declared that all those who de.
sired to oppose the Republican party
must do so under the banner of the Dem.
ocratic party, or not at all; and then it
says editorially with great force of Ian.
guage:
It[the Democracy must look to the younger
and trwsher generation within its ranks, with
the ideas ana sympaties Of the present genera
ton, for its representative men, instead of 70
the antiquated harlOts who have grown gray
in treasons, stratagems and spoils; and, above
all, it must not he tenacious OF names, which
are nothing, to the neglect OF principles, which
are everything. 1t must not say to Liberal Re-
publicans, reform Republicans, disguised Re-
publlcans, and to all men who TOR reasons sat-
isfactory to themselves, desire change, that
they must put their necks under cast-iron
Democratic yoke, or remain where they are.
Why, Joseph, that is precisely the doc
trine Fisher preached one year ago; and
now you denounce the doctrine and ad-
vocate its expounder.
The democracy expect to secure the co-ope-
ration OF those dissatisfied republicans and in
dependent voters Who desire that the admins
tration of the government shall be restored to
sound constitutional prin iples, and who are
seeking financial, fiscal and civil service re-
form, 1t Is the democracy which must surrend-
er to this potent element which holds in its
hands the issues OF success or defeat. and it
must accept such conditions as it chooses to
impose, or abandon all hope of obtaining any
aid from that quarter in restoring il to the gov
ernment.--The Pied Press.
Not at all. There is no necessity for
the Democracy to Surrender to any
element; or that it should "accept con.
ditions' or abate jot CT title Of its princi.
pies or its pride. All the Liberal ele-
ment asks is courteous treatment and re.
spectful consideration of its feelings; if it
brings victory it does not expect to be re.
paid with kicks; and above all it will not
submit to any degradation Of its princi.
pies. Jonah must not swallow the whale.
nor the whale Jonah; but both by pull.
ing together may drag the ship Of state
out OF the mud. But if the whale insist s
that there can be no partnership save
with Jonah inside, in process of digestion
and assimilation, the sooner Jonah packs
his little carpet bag and gets cut the bet.
ter for Jonah.
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A CORRESPONDENT of the Formers Uuion,
writing from Cottonwood county, expresses the
same opinion o. Mr.. Donnelly's plan of exter-
minating grasshoppers with heavy roller as
that entertained by the farmers of this vicinity
with whom we have conversed on the subject.
He says he aud one OF his neighbors tried it
last summer, and that the hoppars were just as
lively as ever after the roller passed over them,
with the exception OF two or three that were
made cripples for lite.-Wright Co. Times.
Well. if the grasshoppers can survive
the gentle pressure of a thousand pound
log on their tender backs, they should be
permitted to remain in undisturbed pos.
session of the country, for it is more than
the owner of the land could do. If there
is anything in Darwin's doctrine of ''the
survival of the fit.est," that Cottonwood
county farmer should move out and give
the hoppers q quit.claim deed.
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kinds are requested to see or communi-
cate with a. X. Pruden Il Co.. Third.
near Wabashaw street, St. Paul. They
have on hand very extensive assert.
ment Of household ware of all kinds, at
low prices; and they are accommodating
and pleasant business men.
Our farmer friends should each buy
one Of their patent refrigerators. They
will save ten times the interest on their
cost, where farmers have their own ice
house, in preserving meats, fish, butter,
&C., during the hot months now coming
on. Give Praden & Co. call before pur.
chasing elsewhere.
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D. W. IysERsoLL K Co, are receiving new
goods daily, and from the prices we Kshould
suppose the bottom had fallen out OF the mark
ct sumewhere. We have not seen
goods 80 cheap in many \
day. Percales, the very best, at
lSe choice dress goods Soc, worth 75c. Black
Alapacas, ~, 20, 81 and SO cents, much under
value. Briiliantines. the very best goods
LAZY can buy Tor service
Is we'll As beauty, At Sc, worth LEO.
and other goods equally cheap Our readers
keep the finest stock OF domestic goods in the
State, and they are the leaders in marking
down when there is decline in the market
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ADVERTISERS will please take notice
that the ANr1-MoNoPoL1sr is the best and
cheapest advertising medium in Minneso.
ia. 1t has a larger circulation among the
farmers than any other; while it is read
in every town and city and almost every
village of the State. 1t is perused by
thousands who take no other paper.
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CLURBING RATES.

The Anti Monopolst and the New York
Weekly Tribune ..... -. ~. -: % w
The Anti Monopolist and the New York
Semi Weekly Tribune. 49,. 900. 2t
Weekly Times. ... 49,. -. go. 80. oo
The Anti -Monopolist an the Chicago
Weekly Tribune. ...... $500. OC
The Anti Monopolist and the Chicago
Tri- Weekly Tribune -. ...... Z &C
The Anti -Monopolist and the Chicago In
dustrial Age -. 80. 49,. go. 3 on
The Anti-Mon ,polist and the Indianapo-
lis Patrons Helper. 49,. ...... .;.... Oc
Weekly DISPATCH. .......... -. Q II
The Anti Monopolist and the St. Paul
Daily Dispatch. ...... 49,. 8 w
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WAITING from New Orleans, Mr. Nordhoff
mentions, rs an illustration OF what the Louis
lana taxpayers have endured, that the Legisla-
ture OF 90, which sat month. cost the State
$500, 100. Each member is said to have peck
eted $1,000 tor the session; aud it is related
eishty-seven clerks, who were paid sic q day
each.
And this is the state Of things Grant
sent Sheridan down to perpetuate by in
citing an instruction.
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ernor one Of these fine DAYS, il IS tolerahlv safe
to calculate ,ha; he would not immediatelv
jump to the conclusion that he is JUS, the big
gest man this side of the Rocky Mountains :.
and We wouldn'; he afraid TO wager a ha: tha,
he won't proceed immed iately to demand his
election 10 the United States Senate under the
penalty OF iorecloSing his mortgage ON the
party and smas hing things generally al around
The Pied Press
That's crack at Davis. Does it mean
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-05-20

MANKATo and St. Cloud are content to
let us discuss the question Of Normal
schools, in our own columns, without fall.
ing upon us with foul epithets. But, as
Shakespeare says:
"Sn.al things make base men proud; this vii.
lain, here,
Being captain OF pinnace, threatens more
Than Burgulus, the great lllyrian pirate.
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The -Anti-Monopolist

CHOICE Fowls.-Bryant & Osgood, St. Paul,
Mimi, have the largest and best stock Of Pure
Bred Poultry in the West We have now
over 225 regular and special premiums taken
at the late poultry shows held at Milwaukee,
Minneapolis and St. Paul Orders booked for
varieties: Dark Brahmas, Light Dramas, Buff
Partridge, Black and White Cochins, Ham
burgs, Poland and Bantams. Address
BRYANT & QsGooD, St: Paul. MINI.
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Aleck. Johnston, one of the best fellows
in the world. has been appointed to the
dignified and lucrative post of Secretary
Of the St. Paul Chamber Of Commerce.
The next thing Aleck will be starting a
bank with his surplus salary.
Success to him, ANYHOW.
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POSTAGE.

We are compelled to prepay postage
on all papers sent out from our office.
Prior to January LIST. 1875, subscribers
paid twenty cents each at the local post
office. We now pay the postage fer them.
It amounts to fifteen cents per annum.
Those who have not paid US are respect
fully urged to remit at once.
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WE would ask subscribers to consult
the label on the wrapper of their paper
The dates after the name show when the
subscription expires; and where there is
no date but the letters st. f. the mean
iEa is that the paper is not paid for, and
is;3pt to be discontinued at any time. We
Wenld urge all such parties to settle at
ore as our terms are payment in ad-
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Our clamor for retrenchmcnt resulted
in reducing Phelps salary from $500 to
$4,000 per annum; and so she falls to
cursing us like very drab.-a scullion !;
-fie ont" and cries out -
"All the infections that the sun sucks ND,
From boys, tens, flats, ON Prosper tail. and
make him
By inch meal a diseased"
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Fisher was brought up with the State, saw il
born has lived with it, watched, tended, and
nursed it.-Pied- Press.
What regular Sairy Camp!
A Sunday-school teacher was once mar
rating to his class the story of Nebuchad.
nazzar; how he was turned out to Craze,
and said he, "he eat grass like cow.
"Did he give milk!' asked one little
urchin. of a mercenary turn of mind.
Is that the problem that is now dis
tressing the Pied-Press2
LOUIS E. FISHERS mare has been mentioned
for the governorship. Mr.. Fisher has been
Democratic editor for many years, never devl-
ating from the great principles of the party IN
war or peace.-St. Peter Advertiser.
And so it is sine qua non that the
candidate must be one who "never devi.
ated from the great principles of the party
in war or peace y
Would yourefuse votes from men who
did "deviate,'' or does the rule apply only
to holding office? -..
"Those whom the gods would destroy,
they first make mad"
That he Fisher] will make no small in
roads upon the Republican strength, by reason
both of the confidence of the masses in his in
tegrity and honor, and of the dissatisfaction on
the part OF a large following in the party, with
the result of last winters demoralizing contest
unless the Republican party shall make uner-
ceptionable nominations.
So! You are using Mr.. Fisher as club
to drive the Republican party into nomi'
mating Ramsey men for Governor, Lieut..
Governor, sc.
But if they do make "unexceptionable
nominations what will you do with Fish
er! Will you buy him new paste pot
and scissors and nominate him for Presi
dent!
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-05-20

"WHAT hall it profit man il he gain the
whole world and lose his own soul!"
And what shall it profit party to car
ry a State and accept thereby the perpet-
ual leadership of Ramsey and Bill King
Is the game worth the candle!
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-05-20

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