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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-10-28
ST. CIOuD MARKETS.
JoUHsAL OFF1cE. Oct. Is. 1875.

JOURNAL OFFICE. Oct. Is, 1875.
The week just ended has been one
OF great benefit to the farmer. Ney-
er before have such prices been OBJ
tanned for produce, in comparison
with other markets. Local strife
among buyers has been the cause of
this advance, which, however, may
last for but a short time, and our quo
stations are only for the present.
With wheat but one cent below St.
Paul prices, and potatoes from 5 to Is
scents above, it is difficult to, make
correct quotations: ns& ~: ..ts
.s Wheas-No 1. sI.o4;; No.:2. SIC.
0ats-32@ 35c.
- Corn5550 e5e.@ ~..-s~
RETAIL.
Flour-Patent Process, per sack 1915.
xxx, 49," $500
xxx, ~ " 1915.
Green apples-$5.25a5.50 per Dbl.
Potatoes-3o@35c per bush. 49,.
Beets-20c @ 40c
Beans-s1.40 a. $500 per bushel.
Onions-6o az 70c per bushel.
Rutabagas-15a2oc per bu.
Cabbage. S5.Ooa6.00 per 100.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES at ss.5o@4ooperbu
Butter-15 a. zoe per ID.
Eggs-Scarce at zoe per dozen.
Wood-Maple, $500 $500 per cord,
Hay-$5.75 a. 600 per ton.
straw-$2 per load
Beef cattle-2e @ &c on foot.
53c@ zedressed.
Cut Meats-5c G. 12ao per n.
Pork-7e @73c g 49,,
Lard-1S a. zoe
Venison-99a10c per lb.
salt-$2.75 per Dbl.
Pork-s25.oo per Dbl.
Chlckens-Dressed, 10c
Turkeys 124c
uams-Clty cured, l13c
Country" 1oc q 123c
Cheese-15c a. zoe per 10.
Honey-In comb, zoe O. 25c per ID.
" strained, 15c a. 2Oc ".
Wool-Tub washed, choice picked 42c.
.. i :" fair togood 3S@40c.
6: poorly washed 35@37e.
Fleece washed. choice BIC.
g: goodcondition 1903
poorly washed30@32c
Unwashed, light medium &c.
light coarse 22@25c.
- fine 2l@25c..
" {" heavy, chafy 21@23c.
----' LUMBER.
Clear, per M.................$25.OO @$35. 90
Common. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 12.00@14.0O
: Stock boards. ................. 13.O0@l5.00
Siding. Observation-Disclosures. 2OO0@22OO
Fencing. ..............~... 1900
Matched flooring. 20.00@25.00
Dimension. l2.5O@l4.OO
Shingles, No. 1............-. $50
x ............-. 800
Xxx ...........-. 400
Laths. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 225
Plckets......... ......--.-.....- 1000
Lime P. B. whitesl.75@1.90 perbbl.
Cement .0o@}4.25 per Dbl.
Hair-50c per bushel of pounds.
FINANCIAL.
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MICHIGAN APPLES.

: John Leitch has . wondss.ial afsctiou
for Texas cattle, 10 they n.y.. s
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Latest styles Of millinery goods q Ill
kinda AZ Mr.. Thonnas,e.ss sasssT ~.
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BUFrALOEss BUFrAIolas,

We mean the buhalo-robe coats At H. z.
Mitchell's clothing store. Call md zee
them. 4. -. x = Il
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Photographic views of the Normal
School have been taken by Mr.. Eugene
Hill to be sent 10 The Centennial. |.ITf4t Z
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IS: There are i've Independent candidates
for Register Of Deeds of Crow Wing
county, besides the regular nominees. =
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PROPOSALS FOR WooD.-Bids for fur
nishing the county with sixty cords Of good
maple wood were opened Saturday, and
were a. follows:
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-Head Light oil, rs cents gallon, At
Boyd's Cash Store. z.sgafaf't 81 So sss
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LIIHe@ D. Wn1te9I-soEa5I.9V PEI Dbl.
Cement-S4. 00@4.25 per Dbl.
Hair-50c per bushel of pounds.
FINANCIAL.
Gold-Buying at Sill; selling SLIP.
Foreign exchange $685..
Passage tickets-From New York to
Europe, $22.50
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SIS TO $50 Per Day E ct 5: ss %.s.

With IL. GREAT wEsrERN IN WELL lneER, We
mean It, and are prepared to demonstrate the fact
Our AuEurs are worked entirely: by horse power,
and viii bore ut the rate Of twenty feet per hour.
Il vii bore In all kinds Of earth-sofs sand and
limestone, bituminous stone coal, slate and hard
pan; and We make the best of wells in quicksand
13.Good active agents wanted in every State
Illustrated catalogue, terms, figures &C., proving our
advertisement bona fde. Address
Great Western Well Anger Co.,
Bloomfield, Davis County, Iowa
A3stste in what paper you saw this advertise
ment.- sept3O
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For sale, At Wholesale and retail, at
CLARK Il Wrrc's.
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4 -Doa't forget the Fsiries Il the hall
Friday syening.s5. r. ~: 5. .s
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Call and - The splsndid line Of scarf
at II. z. Mitchell . cioGhins store. . 81 5.:..
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Large Commissions and Cash Premiums
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4. - Moose Of the weak ''-the rope Of the
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GAINESVILLE.

Nomination of . Candidate for County
Commissioners.
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-Atasntion IL called 70. the advertise.
mnt q Mrs. Herwegen. pful, who haa
la1ssss lpck Of worstsds yarns, trimmings,
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alihaaia truth II svsry VARSITY, =
esahs o., = Boyd's Cab ssore. .
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.WHERE,To. BUY f..
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, NOTIONS
AND GROCERIES. ~'s';-s'3~'ss

Mr.. Joseph Edelbrock has purchased
for the fall and winter trade large and
very ina stock Of staple and fancy dry
goods, clothing, notions, etc. He has one
of the lest assortments Of buck and KID
gloves ever in this market, TO which he
would call the attensiou ofall.> As usual,
this stock Of Mr.. Edelbrock's is well select.
ed, and win Be sold cheap, 81"
His grocery department is supplied with
the choicest and best Of everything for fam
ily use. He would ask the especial atten:
ton OF III 70 his nsw stock, confident thai
he can give satisfwtion.ss. =. :, 's:' ". -,
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M. j. Miller, of 81. Pan, has opesed
Wholesale liquor store IN a. brick build.
~ east of J. W. Tenvoora,a,s - +.
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j ron sALE on ron nx,lr,

: A. house and lot near Washington Ave
nue.: Inquire Of Louis CLARK ,s..s ~ +,
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,-Tuesdsy Justice Barnesfn D. Camp
bell $500 and coats for getting drunk. "
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Tho grand jury At Little Falls indict-
ed two of the Commissioners of Morrison
county for misbehavior in Office:
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-.lY.IA, Rirhv. az Ov.tonn.. The {.

H. Bixby, Of owatonna, the E.
NOUS Death to Pain man, was in The
city ysssetday.. His remedy il becoming
morS or6laia.E,y every: Day: and solely
on III merits. Il So confident - he Of
ito eAhcacI in curing III pains and diseases
for which il il feeomme that he Offer.
bis medicine, '.no s.nris 4 ~" This e
certainly re1 o one who is ,of-
s.inx shauk ieats % eal q : druggia's
and ut as6ostle q. be = not cured the
medicins costs him nothing. s@ So. SO.
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rals lfAflss is ON FlLE WITH
&,ISgs533 y r.
s. ~. =.
VAn. AAvs.sauanr Csnszasss saA - uaAs

Also, with 8. NJ. PETrENa1LL & Co., -
Park Row, New York, and 10 State street,
Boston, who are authorized to make con-
tracts for advertising.
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The morning train to St. Paul will bs
AIKEN off Monday, November 9Th.
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The Litch6eld Nes~-Ledger says that
Benjamin Aantor, of Forest City, raised
46 bushels wheat to the acre this year.
It, was of the 'Lost Nation" variety.
Isaac Lloyd, of Kingston, got 28s bushels
ofwheat from acres vf new land, being
IS bushels to the acre.
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-Malsby's oysters always On hand 4
Pazsonss. 500 4 n
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81. ". Collins az a. Cloud ...r,. !.

Z: L. W. Collins, Of st. Cloud, seems 70
be very popular in Stearns county. He
has been nominated for County Attorney
by the conventions Of both parties. sseArns
Is strongly Dsmooratio county. 100, and
Mr.. Collins Is s Republican.-M oaAs.Rs
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Twsnty- dx fairies IL costume 4 IL
Hall tomorrow evening.
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oh, then and there was hurrying to and fro.
: And flying fur, and mutterings Of distress,
And cheeks all pale which but an hour ago
Blushed with aquart Of rum, OF something less
(That Is, Miners seven had it bad y
The Hon. J. -Gapser, Chairman Of the
Convention, arose and made some cutting
remarks which awakened the smoulderins
fires in the breast Of delegate Duncan, who
jumped UP At the close Of Mr.. Capser's re-
marks, and wildly saving the mir with hie
bsny fails . and agonising and distortine
hhs Continuance, proceeded, under the
inspiring influence Of victory, TO- unburdeu
his Pent-pp soul with a. sweeping deuuncia'
ton Of lawyers and Sank Centreites in
general. After unwinding in that name,
Tor . short time, he suddenly failed and
took his seat, amid the widest and most
enthusiastic silence: $780,
AT thiA point, candidate Lamb was call.
ed for, aud came forward. For the. bene6t Of
your readers Twill give hisspeech..verba.im
"MR. CHA1R,tAN.-1 thank you-for
the ,honor--you have. conferred on me-
(Applause:) Here the candidate heaitated
and seemed to be 1t . loss what to my next.
. I'M shout txo minutes he continued: ri
I nm elected, / will work ~ much for the
sspper md - for the lover esd" (Contin-
bed and .vociferons applause.) General
change Of posture on the part Of the speak.
er and mort reflection "If Mr.. Miner had
been elected I would have worked for him.
(Greas excitement and stamping Of feet
4 Candidate fianticslly scratched his head
and amused himself for sometime by getting
of of one leg on to the other. He finally
relieved his, Democratic friends by con.
ending as follows::,ss"1 thank you again
for the honor youhave conferredon mi, -
and-and--if any of you take anything
I'll set 'em up."' prolonged and vocifer-
GUS ;cheering.) So 49,:
: It j. needless to say that they all took
something, and 90 it ended. g.
z In conclusion would add that the can
sdidste iss pretty good, ordinary farmer,
but u unlSttered a the back side Of = tomb
stone, and il would be lasting disgrace to
the District to elect him. There is little
danger, however, Of his election for Sank
Centre, contains about two-thirds Of tho
whole vote Of the District, and will 60 al.
most solid for Mr.: stiles, the Republican
candidate, who viii undoubtedly b elected
BY = large majority. @ REPORTER.
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The fellowship meeting 1t the Con-
,sresational church last Monday evening
was an, exceedingly pleasant afais. = a., : :
Thenext and the lat sp,aker W. the K.v.
NJ. Hilton, the new pastor 81 the II. E..
church. That was the int opportunity
that many Of those present had had Of hear
in him, and We take pleasure In saying that
he made most favorable impression. His
heart is evidently in his work, and he has
good ideas and he knows how 10 present
them.-DslaM Isibxme.
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M. G. Russell, of Brainerd, is the Re-
publican candidate for County Auditor of
Crow Wing county. We hope he imays be
elected. ..o.:.. ,.--.. 49,.
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Official Paper Of the City.
The School land sale is ii, progress to-

-Meeting of the Board of Educatiou
next Monday evening
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wHERE. no cot

. J.W. .Tenyoorde j, il receipt Of ! very
large and conplste stock Of new fall and
!. winter goo sooda, which Ii, is selling very
cheap. ~ = s .. -. ~ y 9 ~.
e He i closing out hisstocko of clothing and
boots add shoes At less than cost. Remem-
her Tenvoorde's. .S> z." ..., :. ~.
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The Brainerd Ilt1use records 1t - .
di.gracef6l Aet thae The Rev. 81. J. C1ist,
the NJ. +. minister at that place thss ,pase
year, received from Ill sources during the
year b1ts1oey md With this kef.d.na elosh.
ed himself md Anily. ..s., 49,:
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On Monday our streets 1esounded to
the tread of solitary "cause OBJ de war"
the first and only one that has Swallowed
our city for many day.
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Last Sunday afternoon bold butcher
boy and ason Of st. Cri,pin had : mis-
undezstanding, ending in the sausage max
er Pssying the other man shout the eyes
until be thought it was about awl OVER viii
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20. 8. King, editor Of the Fergus Falls
Advocate, has Joined = bra. band. If any
body can blow baa drum or pound 1
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"A number Of the Good Templars Of
this city had intended visiting the Clear
water Lodge Tuesday evening, but the I'M
pleasant weather interfered.
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There will be no Republican nomina-
ton for Representatives, either the First OF
Second Legislative District in this county
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There was no quorum Of the City
Council Monday evening, and an adjourn
ment was had until next Wednesday even
ing, w1sa the vote for Alderman ut Tues
day election will b canvassed.
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NOTICE.

Peaches only Is cents a can, at Boyd''
Cash Store. '..
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mr.. 1sErel RYDER, st. Paul, manu-
facturss and deals in the vary ansss tars
md fur goods for; ladie5 md sentlemen's
wear. He also Pays The hishsss peiee for
fur'' robes, hides, wool, game, ETC., and Is
agent for the Hazald Powder Company
and for the celebrated Newhouss steel traps
See his ,dvertisoment.
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81 = : - -, - Z
Frank Williams, . well Known resident
Of Elk River, contemplates transferring his
mortal being to the sunahiny regions north
Of the Rio Grande,. in, the "Lone Star
State Of Texas immediAely, in company
with quite number from st. Cloud. Sue
cess 60 with him.-Exk River News.
Who are going from st. Cloud ?. 1t took
the last man who went from here to that
State just about three days in which to
make up his mind to come back, and he
came, -.
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Six hundred tons Of hay, at Fort Lin
coin, D. T., belonging to N. P. Clarke. of
this city, were burned Friday night By an
incendiarY. Loss $1,000. -
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:
s'HEAL THYSELF."

Total 7222 >11100 81
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{; A Dassel correspondent Of the Itch
field Ners-Ledger has some good words
for the st. Cloud Nurseries. He says
j. L. Dean, Of the st. Cloud Nurseries,, il
n town with his tress md il filing orders
taksn last stp'ifiinss:t !" He shiPped to til,
plaes 2 900 tses consisting ofthe choices
varisties Of pluns aod erahs. J. They are no
scrub, but some, haalahy stssssasWe ex-
anined then oursslfs saashsver saw a bet
tar lot.'' -. .s,-'' - - So -.
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The young people and children of st.
Cloud, under the direction of Mrs.. DIR.
Weems, will give an entertainment at
Schwartz 4 Zeis's Hall, tomorrow Fri:
day. evening, IAN Hour in Fairy Land y
Is fairies led BY their king and queen enter
the stage where the. fyss leading fairies
tell in song what their mission has been,
the whole scene ending BY browning Fairy
Goodwill and Content. Admission Is
cents; reserved seats 50 cents; for sale by
Rhodes & Spencer. ~,.~--,--,- -..---~-.~
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Yesterday Adam Plein went to the
house of Mr.. Burshardt and made an in.
decent assault upon Mrs. B., but abe resist.
ed him and he LEFT. She informed hel
husband Of the matter, Who called onPlein,
when the latter not only ordered him out
Of the house but kicked him out. Com.
plant has been made before Justice Barnes,
but We believe NO warrant has yet been is
sued. - -
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VERY UNSATISFACTORY

to the Democracy Of the District: While
~ = citizen, Mr.. Lamb is honored and re.
spected, he il considered the weakest can.
didate the Democracy Of this District epe'
no"'tnated. As it now stands, should in
dependent candidates keep of the field
Mr.. Stiles will have an easy victory.
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rar cEnEl1ox1n AND srn,1on :.


Last Sunday. October 2Sd, was the dcv
appointed for the Solemn Benediction a
the RsssA isxin Edslbronk, recently .n.
pointed 4 blot "a s.. Louis Abbey, in this
COY gl he Afint from ! ~ 6 field n,ors
tara began early IN the morning and CON-
3inued at intervals during u day. The
weather being pleasant the. tendance nom
tbs country was large. i At halEpAst ten
O'clock train Of nix cara arrived from
~. Paul. The corners were met BY ST,
Joseph's society Of this city, and St. Johns
College Band, and, forming in process
sion, mazrhed q the church -shsrif, Gels
sel, i acting 9 A.rshal .ArFiring At the
church they Ian6ed themselves on either
aide ofthe street, while procession, com.
posed Of the ecclesiastical hierarchy, left
the parochial residence and moved towards
and into the church, preceded by acolytes
bearing the Professional Cross and torches.
Among the prela.es and priest. present
were the RI. Rev. Bishop Grace; of St.
Paul the Ri. Rev. Bishop Krautbauer, Of
Green Bay, Wis.,; the Ri. Rev. Bishop
seidenbush, Of this city; the Rt. Rev.
John Ireland, Bishop elect of St. Paul the
Rt. Rev. Boniface WINNER, Abbot of St.
Vincent, Pa; the very Rev. Father Ra-
voux, Vicar General of S.. Paul the Rev.
Clement staub, of St. Paul; the Rev.
Meinulf stukenkemper, Of Minneapolis !;
Father Louis RajeG, of St. Paul, and 9TH
era.
The ceremonies connected with the i'm
parting of the Solemn Benediction upon
Abbot Edelbrock sIisrs almost prsciselyithe
same az those on ths occasion 81 the conse-
Grafton of Bishop seidenbush, May soth last,
q full account Of which was given in these
columns the only point Of material dill.
ference being that there was On the present
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We are informed b Bishop ssidea-s
bush that it il his desire tonAks st. Cloud
his So II The necessary funds are raised
to build ! residence for him and ! pro-ca-
thedral. In short time the diocese viii.
be canvaassd BY priests for money viii
which to erect these buildings.
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We have just received lot 81 the
latest styles Of type and. ornaments fog zfns
Job printing, ineladine some ,beassiapl
styles for visiting and. wedding cards.
When inwant Of job printing Of any Kind
and q low prices do not fail 10 call 1t The
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Aaplllng 10 any penou, whelhe, n,
snv w lNlA hfi on otherwise, and
e'M glslllel attorney who shall NH
,s'ly Wy W Institute and pfnAeWlle NE
lNppenlh N herein re0uiied. shall nr
pNplf hurll lllense forfeit and naV Nh
spll W I'VE hundred dollars Ia linz per.
suh hHRflelel Thereby, 10 he reeoytred
w hll action Of dehl, with mn eos,s
d NV snAlll on conviction thereof be-
pevinpl sullly Of o mlsdemeanor. and
~ nhvl hul leas than one thousand nor
muIe ihnli, I'VE thousand dollars and
llpNiuel lnflher, that Judgment for
l'thAlly w laVur Of the pafly naurieved
NAlllhl any such district atlorIlev. on a
Judgment on au indictment aanlnst
hnS eugli District attorney, shall be a
W W ollhef prosecution respectively,
rVpilpli u That 40 citizen posse. I /.
lhH hll Other qualifications which nre
=, may bf prescribed by Law, shall be
disqualified fnr service ~ grand mud
Pvlll Juror IA any court In ihe ulied
eleVlpe uf any p lalri on account 0l race,
uplpI of previous condition Of aervl.
lnuei ana any officer or other person
phalged with any duty In The solerllou
ol sNinmonlng Of Jurors who shnll OK.
gluue OF lal 10 summon any citizen for
We cause Aforesaid, shall on conviction
thereof be deemed guilty Of q INSIDE
!ilehllof ana be ilhed n0l more than
hye Thousand dollars.
Section b. That all eases arising I'm.
der the provisions Of this net In Ihe
courts OF the United States shall be re.
ylewable by the supreme court of the
United States, without regard TO The
sum - controversy, under the same
provisions and regulations ~ nre now
provided 10y law for u review Of other
causes In said court
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AlW AnnRl Fehraary h.-Na a.,
pslpls az OIL United states ports hr lhe
week luLiuii same week lnsl wear "A.
10Y Total 10 date a,lal ,siG "a same dn,e
Wy year A,Upi 'huti exports Tor lhe weel,
y nill last year hll ,AOi, total Ia date
~, lsal last year AN, ads, sloSk AT All
United States ports hls 600 lnSt vea,
~ ,hp''i stock ~ all interior towns iiG,.
10, same llme last year l6G, sas, sloel,
~ Liverpool Ila,OOOi last yenr 0l0, 600,
slork ol AMERICAN anual f0r Great
nllilAll aN,Wpi same ime lasl wear
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MADRID, February 5,-The Alfonslsts
nave captured Cucnta Ia RIgna, which
was destroyed by fire from shell.
Alfonso was under hre for the first
Time at OtlscN,
General Iona defeated the Carllsts
~ Certona, len miles south of san So.
baslian, after five hours lighting,
LONDON, February 5.--Austrln will
not Interfere In The papal succession.
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hiItrARD's patent snroh plo,s has
btpome u household Necessity, II h
considered almost IN Indispensable la
nolhg up clothes ~ starch or soap No
huurpkrepef should he Wilhoni It,
Now Orleans flcayune, November Is,
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RAILROAD TImE TABLE.
aud Departure ~ Train. a,
Dallas,
THE WEATHER.

For the gulf states stationary aud
falling barometer northeast 10 SOUTH
east wind, higher. temperature, partly
cloudy weather, aud possibly In Texas,
rain, proceeding cold norIherly winds
SATURDAY. nlghl.
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Election of u Bishop.

CHICAGO, February 5,--Rev. Or. Jas.
Dekoven was elected bishop of the
Episcopal diocese of Illinois.