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Sfe gDims,, s.,;r.sts

g8tlfe8barre, Ba., 30. 2lpril. - Sic
Sergieute in Sawper'8 gSerfen beibloIfen 9ez
iterr, ntdt an Die 4rbeit Su 9cben, bis il
neu Die &obnbaitS BON 1874 bemtlligt mtro.
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Surp ben 9ngeflagten Der Sranbftiftnng ;meiz
ten @rabes i9uloia. Der @efangene miro
iebt ouf bic Stueite Spe3ififutiou Der 9tnflage
proseiitrt, Die TIN bel6ulOigt, am 27. 6ebruar
in bemielben Srte Elm 5euer an9elegt Su bas
ben, burh nelfeS Elm Gigentbumsmertb pnn
$50 600 :PritGrt nnrOpu III
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GnrOpGiid)e &o6el0eri9te.


%StutfNlLNIus
2ono0 ON, 30. Npril, j llhr0torgcu3.-
Sine Depeid)e oil ben .Ooilp telegraph" bon
8erliu ia9t, onB Die preuBiid)e @teaierung
beubIthti9e, teine giott; BON Snmpatblc,
Sdreibcn Der engliden fatboliihcn &li6Uie
all blcieuigeu 0euti6lano'8 ;u ucbmcH.
Die ,,SlmeS" Ucr0feutlidt eue 0epeide
BON Berlin, Oer5uiolge Der belgiidle SultIi
miniltCr etu Wemorau0um an bic Oeutide
0tegicrlmg geianot babe, moriu 9ciagt miro,
oaB Die beigtid)en @eridlt8b0fc incompetent
ieic1, iibcr Die 0u6eSne AHgclegcu9ctt 3u
eutiheioeu.
Sin Gomite oeS preuBii1en 2anbtagcS bat
eiueu @eicbe8uOrihlag auSgcarbettet, mouab
Die 9(ltfatbOliteu mad MaBg0be tbrcr nume-
ridden 3abl oil GER fatbOllldlen Sirdltu,
6rieob0fen un0 Ginfinitau EN- gteid)t8 Ntd)t
6abeu iUQcu, iuie Die ibrigCn &atbolitau.
Sd)iTSbertbtc.
2(utm crp IN, 20. Iprtl.-0cr Ddmpitr
ySmiBerlnn0" lit BON Jtem YOrf Tier an
getOntmeu.
2ouoou, 20. 9(prit. 49, Ser Dumpicr
yStatia" lit pom gtew YOrt bier elngez
nOHclt.
Nlarft unO @6rje
2on6on, 30. Aprtl. - &oniOl8 938-8
iiir 0eo uno Brtcf.- 2tmertt. 5l20er SOu3S
'69er 1888; l0l40er 1893; ucIe BitnIer 1929.
@ric 2644.
0a8 6artgelo in Der Sant bat I'M Saufe
Der 8ode nm $4,000 abgcnonlmen.
gtUcrpool, 20. 2prtl. - SOumluOlle
ieit. Obul. 7J-8; Sri. 81. &er,aue
u, 900 Yalen.
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Ser 8elOmarft.
@tm Sraaoittfter id5mlotg befttn=
Aefs

54tbion, N.-D., %. april.-Sn gu.
den pes @barleS 6arris, Der angeflagt 1T,
am 6. 6ebruar .. So, bas @ebGube Der Sbas
fer su WtounteQebanOn tn grauo 9efedt uno
baour6 einen @igentbumSmertb bon $780,
coo serlt0rt 5u baben, fanb gelern gaft Die
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Wffc N;r800c,,t gNiIiou

Gtnc II II a I, %. Aprll.- Erd-
itoent gSiliou fam bcute bier al nuo nadocm
cr itdl etni9c StuuOcu Quigebalttn bate,
reiTte CT nad &OulSoillc melter, BON no CT
Ct. YOnl8 nlO SeMuer bciNdCn mIrN.
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WcrDccrcnOer Sturnl ..

4IcOc I0n0 D. %. NprIl. - Gln
Iurhtb0rer @emltterlturm fcgte beute yiad)-
mtttag iiber oieie StoOt, mcbrere 9ddermW.
Den cutiiibrt, Shornltene mo nid)t pouen=
oete @ebduhe itiiriteu eiu. Der &burm Der
eriten Observation-Disclosures murhe heidGhint.
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rid; cr brafte otn alien Gonuell NIB orci
Ietnr S6buc, Gouaro, 2awrence uno Sbo=
mas, ais 2lrreftanteu. Der SdIrifi umitellte
NIT ietntr bcmaifneten Ntannifait oqS $onus
uno Der 0iiliSiduiff Gboa08 mn Boliietfcf
Sellp ndbsrteu i'd Der Ebiire uuo forOcrtcn
Ole Gouncll5 Sur llebergabe auf. Der Iltc,
mcldler nubeSu 20 SABRE ;dblt, Uermeigerte
bic Gapttulation uno orobtc, 5cOen ;u crid)ic.
Ben, Der lidI i'll feinolid)er 2lbiid)t Hdbere.
9rei Mdnntr purocu iooauu III Der ytdbc ncS
6euiters auigetcllt, mn Die Councils I'M
Sdladl Ill halteH, moraui Der %eriuh QcmOdt
muroe, Die Sbiire SIT ipreugCu. Die Selager.
ten leucrteu mebtere Salueu ob, tafeu aber
Jtiemanoeu. SdlieBltdl gelang c5 $5rn. pop=
tins, Die Shure einlnrcnnen; Ole Wt6nncr
Oraugeu Elm Iuo itberpdltgtcn Die &onue0S,
che iie 3Clt grwannen, Su id)ieBeu. gtur Der
Nlte idoB lem @euehr nod clnmal ab, ieblte
aber. Die 8riioer mtbrteu iid) ucyjmeifclt,
mruOen 0ber bod idnmtltd) gefeielt. lleber
en 9ubeno gclaoGne @autbrC Wuroen III Dem
ponle geiunOen. 9llS Die @ciaugeueu III Die
S!oot 9cfiibrt muroeu, cute 2lue6 auf Die
SuoBe, unO Die Aufregung erret6te Den bGd)
lten @rap. 9fciSbrenutr lIc9t i'm Stcrbeu,
9alcD miro utcllcldt nit Dem geben oopon.
fonmcn, trofOcm er II i6wtrc Sdrott6ruer
mn Srihr h0t
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9te Yarlor=sonne t.S6neabetser,
Gfuerplab-Dfffm
Die hfi6e Imft-Kod1heer0e
1lannre1s Rnfen- RahnnnInfr

effettip rstntst uno mabt Die 5dbne fsis, 6ft ben
3dbne. Die Saigon Der S1a6tel 1T neu, nieolb, be-
anem uno lpariam. 9reis % Gents. gu baosn in
allen Apot9rten uub Orosueu=Sanolun9e
(Nua5, 2uttey)
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&elegrapl)tif9e Sspeidjess,
(8eritbte Der rIiIociirten @reiIe" Iir Den n@ors
relponoenten,O
STANDARDIZATION.
9lts ser @umoesba1tptitoot.

QSaI btngtou, 30. April, - Die
GeOenue @innabmen beltefen itf belte auf
5326,917 unb Die 3otleinnabmcn bctrugen
1925, 900.
Die @omnlilidre Der ySSreeonen'S Sant"
baben lebt S300,000 i'm Suhbesldatamte.
IS ilno 100000 notbmenbig, I'M elue Otz
pibenoe bon 20 Tro5ent su erfldren. 9a8
Sntitut bat i'm gan3en 2anoe $4,000 Oepo=
ftoren, 5000 beanlpru1en meniger ais SIS
un0 5000 merltger, ais 81. Sine 9robe
GnSabl bon S6ulbnern bat benz Suititnt
fletHe SetrGge 5uriiferTtattet. Die Commit
Idre baben ba8 @runDeigentbum bon SdulOz
neru gum gerfaufe ansge6oten, uno Oa ite
feline auitGnoi9en 4ngebote erbielten, fauften
iie Die betreffenoen @runoltiide ielbit.
pie i'm ltatiitii9en Siireau etnaegangee
1eu Seridlte Seigen, baB i'm erfen Guartal
.. S. i'm 9afen bon gtepsDorf II, ,449 Sim
Danberer aufamen, llGnllid) 1928 n1annltfe
rno 4121 meiblld)e; Darunter maren 1858
llnter Is Sabren nnb 1740 maren inter 40
Sabre alt. Die ein5elnen 2GnDer paren fol-
9enosruaBen pertreten: England 3239, Sd)ottz
lanD 684, gSales 80, SrlanO 2086, Oeutldl.
LAMB 4069, Seltreid 478, S6peoen 81, ytorz
lpegen Is, 0dnemarf "A, Sranfreldl $50,
Shipet5 15l, Spanten 81, Bortngal 3, 5tas
lien $40, SollanO 125, Selgien 80, 9fuBz
lanb 1870, Polen So, llngarn 50, grteAen-
lamb 2, @bina 8, @lnaoa II nno uerI3ieoene
anbcre gfatonalttdteu ie 1.
8efrstast9 nom 8efamgeaeu.
gSai bington, 30. 4pril. - Son
ellington, Sa., miro berid)tet, baB bic lpesen
ungeietlicben SAnapp BON 8un-
be8aebeimpoliSilten berbafteten Self. II. SaS.
Bertoemore uno SallaS Geomono BON %
gsermumulten aus Dem @efdngnille bon Gee
@ountp befreit maroen. Die dubere Sbiire
bes @efdugnilias mar ni9t perI6lolien nno
bic gSa6en leiiteteu feinen 9SiberitauD.
1tutcrid)letf,
Soft N, 20. aprll.-@. $. @reelen, Elm
gud1balter BON S. g. @merp & Co., ipurOe
beute megen llnteri6leifS BON $40, 1000 per-
ba!tet.
! Ser @elomarft.
Iem 9crf, 80. aprtl. - .@elb lei6t
su 24-3. @efiel Han 81 4.SS. Sob
IfloB rubig su 1152-115g. Sunoes. .Sbliz
qationeu lsbbaft unb feit; '81er Coupon
1888; '62er Coupon 119a; '64er Coupon
l214; '65er 1234; neue 1918; '67er 1234
'68er 1928; Neue Siiufer 1174; 1Ol40er
Coupon lis. 9lftien idloiien flau nm
Qeoriift; Jtep -0orf Central 1913, @rte 30s
Cafe Sbore 7O4, Sls. Central 1054, 8itts,
burq 93s, gfortb 2Setern 413, prior. 55,
0fod=SSlanb 1863.
lnterl6atanltsz zSilans: Sob $61 ,472,.
237; @ourant s42t t804.183.
Gin grattoitifter id1ttIot8 befitn=
oett>
S1bIon, N.-D., %. april.- .-Sn Ga.
den pes @barleS Sarris, Der nngeflagt 1T
am 6. 5Sebruar .. So, bas @sbdube Der Sba
fer su Wtount40ebanon tn Yraub 9elteCft unt
paour6 einen @isentbum8wertb bon 500,
L 900 ,nrAH,t III hnhe11 fnnA npiier1 42nd,t al
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@erfoftitiiQ cincS Wl0rocrs.

@cOr9etOlUn, 0cl., 30. Nprtl, -
Der 9tcgcrPrcoigcr, uelher fiiSltf icine 6rau
crmoroctc, wurbc bcute 0tOrgcn i'll Dem 0ud)
uhl ieinCr &ndle pcritcdt gcfuuocn HnO per
baftet, 0Ort ihctut CT iit bic gaule 3eit
bcr aufgebaltcn 5u baben mo obuc 3Huicl
b6rte er III ieincm %crittd DIE 2etd)cHicicr
ielHeS GpfcrS mt OIL.
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eRe3ial /. Noti3elt.
BaIttusote
fir 3ufurauft Wffiff.

saswett.Nde BON eoutb. ane Bates. GRAPE.
Dtele @elenltajt nerf6ert fortlpd6reno 9egen Bers
up ober Stabeu bur& Branouustid iotpobl tu on
Etabt, ipte I'm 9anbe, ole Nrten bon gt9entgnnl,
aterbauzY Yroouite, Ui6beln, Saus @erdtb9 aIten.
TN Sau besriffene ooer I'm 5afen In saouus oeFh0'
ttde Sabr3euse u. (. 10.
Oas Sireftortuni befebt ans fsetnoen Yet'eh'
Rm. O. partition. SIatteent;
Geo. R. Btders, {. 9: 9apl,
Gapib g. Wiljon, Goct. Sentlhe,
Soitab Bennington, e. gto5,oM Slspart
Erdncis Z. Ring, .. " 9tspCoMet,
R. q. Steuart, %. 2S. 2abler,
N}m. s.. Brune, SgtGei @oqen,
4pplifationsz6orm nno peitere Ratr.6t lbei
bic GeieuIdajt pire tn Der Office, SdbsuefzSde non
Soutbg unb 8aterfra6e, ert6eilt, mo- an6 aQe gufz
trdae fofort erleoist ueroen. Serfterunsen peroen
aui irseno cine Srtt ansenommen, pelde Der Gppli,
fant ipiinihen mag.
(Sau1,1SO IT. &Sooowortb, Sett.
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SBeitcrcs iiber ote Uerbferen0c
sgenersbraait TT Gibfeib, SEStss

0tilmaufee, 30. 2lpril.-9ie nencIten
8erid)te ans Sibtoib meloen tol9enoe Sin
5elnbelten: 9a8 6euer brad in Dem Sc
bduOe alt Der @fe bon Sine. uno Mtarlonitr.
aus uno perbreitete it'd bitliA unb norbOlts
lidl luetter iiber Die 6aucod-, 8earl=, gSar.
rem nnb 6t9binaBe; Oaiielbe 5erit0rte ben
Sahnbof Der ySt, Saul @iieubabu" unO
er9rtff uOn bort Die MainItr., no Die 9rGBereu
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NS Srejft Cure Wa9I

9ie sroSe "Sleesz" ODER yir. 9 Sin9er'ide gdb=
mahiue fur Sdueiber. SD perfauie ale Sorten.
sroBe. mitttere uno Tamlieuz@r06e auer peridie=
oenen Waibineu. Siirhtet gu1 nitt, bel mir porz
5uiprehen, ba Sbr @eIO baburdb ipareu fonnt.
VHe Gsu,,n,, gtr, 1856, Observation-Disclosures, unb
UtlSietltitv Sir. %, Sft=SalttmoretraBe.
(Mai26,1S1
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aGuoubun's Sibltotbef oerbrnnnt.

SpeSial, ,9epeide al DaS y&ourier Sourual"
melbet BON Sbelbgpiqe, 9p., oaB DIE g8oB.
nuns Ser 5Srau 2ucp 8ateIpell 0urd 6eter
3erIt5rt mur0e, uub oaB Die Gi6liotbef oe5 be,
ritbmten Srnitbologen 2lububon III 6lammen
oufdeqanaen 1T. SSrau 8afemeG mar Die
Sdmdgeriu Qn6ubon's, nnb Die 800 8Gnbe
itarfe Sibltot6ef befano lid lett Dem Sooe OcS
gtoturfori9erS in ibrem 90uie; Dicielbe mar
lebr mertbbOa.
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%rGaa0c.

8ougA Afeep lie, N.sO., 20. Nprll.
- Geitern Abeuo brannte in 9ing,Siug Oa8
ygfelionzSouis," oo5 Empire s0ouie" II. oa8
yN&auiion. $1oue" ab. &erluit $4,000.
0etrott, 0iidj., 20. 2tpril. = Seutc
Dtorgen brad III Der 6abrif BON gSebber'8
It01elz @ompaqnic an Der Gde Don 6ig6 uno
Wtontcalm=Str Seuer aus, peldle8 bieie8
@ebduOe uno auBeroem nod 10 bis y gSObn
bduier in Qidle le9te. Die 6abrif mar eiu
fiiuf StoGrpert hober 8adfetnbau. Der Ser
luit am@jebauoe bctrdgt $4,000; 0faidiuen,
Sorrdtbe uno 9tebcngebduOe 100000 Die
2SobnbGuier luareu $3.50, 600 iuertb. Die
Serfderrng lit unbefannt.
@inctnnatt, 20. g(pril. - g. &.
6amner'8 9tubnenfabrtf, welde geItern
abeno obbronute, mar $4,000 lpertb. : Sn
@oOington, Sg., iultrOe beute Dtorgen gfelt~
meper'8 Sraueret ourd 6euer Serlt6rt.
Der Ourd) Die 3erftDruug bon Jtlemepcr'S
Srauerct peruriabte 8erlult rpro aui $780,.
600 abgej6Gbt. 9as neben Der 8rduergi
bcfiuolihe SobnBan5 erlitt etnen S9aben
Don $4,000.
9 0 It ION, 30. glpril. - &ier grctterbGu.
ier uub cine Sd)eune muroen bcute in 9iem
ton burd) 6euer Serit0rt. Der 8erluit belauTt
itdI auf $4,000.
8oiton, 20. 2tpril. - $0eute Qbenb cut
oedte man 6euer in Dem groBen 8adfeinge=
bGuoe gtr. ILL, SowfcrltraBe, in mel6tm
mebrere 6onilien luObnten; cS aclang Der
6euertuebr sic 6lamneu auf ba5 obere Stod=
mert 3u beid)rGnfeu. Serlult $4,000. Sic
Dtiet6er pcrlieren $4,000.
g3erDeesen0er Srnno III Ganeoa. - SeriwFt
BON RenSd)enIeben.
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Soronto, @anQ0a, %. Npr1l. = peute
Morgen muroen III SaIlDcrog Better Small'8
Maga5in, Spei 9otelS nnb etne 2lnS0bl an
berer @ebGu0e SerltGrt. 8erlut $15, 600
8rioget 8urfe, Mtarn Iune Scanning uno
MarSarcth 9alD famen in ben Slommeu
nm
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@efrstt.sta bon @efottaenett.

goiton, 20. Npril.-@. s. @reelen, Elm
gud)balter BON S. g. @merg & Co., ipurbe
berte tpegen llnteridleifs BON $4,000 per-
hQitet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-04-30

Die @rnennuns bes Gi9ters 6. 8ier<
repont BON Neu-Dorf alS Nadiolser
oes 5rn. gStaiams i'm 8unpes= @eueral Nm
ipaltss Imte finoet i'm Bublifum uugetbeilte
Siligung. Die Grnenliung bes 6rn. 9.
reibt iid) piiroig Der oes Srn. griitom fir
bas S6atamtsi iefretariat uub benl bes Srn.
SetpeG fiir bas @cneraL Yoitneiiter. er.Qmt on.
Bterrepont ssbDrt ni9t 81 ben alltagliden
Barteifleppern uno miro ohne Sipeiiel ieiner
neuen 5tellmng melt n1ebr Gbre MAIDEN, ais
lein Sorsdnger. @rant l6eint ein5uieben,
oab Die Seibebaltllng Der alien Staten ietner
Yartei eine unebrenbafte gtieoerlage Der
0ebterelt unuermeiolib maht.
Sine N a tiona ,Sanf in g e.
|brasfa ihifte Dor einiger ;3sit Srr Sim
l1iung eiue groBe Summe BON gloten nad)
g1albtngton. Nadbem bas Shabarut Die
gioten eiu9el1i't batte, itellte iib beraus, baB
oarunter cine falide $5o0-yiote mar. 9as
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-02-18

The Khcdivc OF Egypt has sent Gencr-
al Sherman's daughter Minnie, now Mrs
Fitch, 4 diamond necklace and earrings,
Of fabulous beauty and richness. Sever
al of the diamonds composing it were
larger than the one Jim Fisk wore, which
was invoiccd at the custom house at $685..
600. The number of diamonds in these
costly gifts have not yet been counted
Tiffany, of the firm of Tiffany s. Co., jew
clcrs, estimates the value Of the jewels at
100000; the custom house inspector at
from s250,000 to 100000. The gift is
said to be an acknowledged merit Of the
worth Of General Sherman's advice touch
ing the reorganization Of the khcdivc ar
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-02-18
Letters from the People.

Correspondence ST. Paul Dispatch.
On a flying visit of Hon. l.. NJ. Gaski|l
to his home his friends assembled to cor
daily greet him, in view Of his manly
and independent action in the Legisla
ture and entertaining just pride in the
we'll merltcd reputation he has already at
tanned, as legislator and public speak
Cr-
Resolved, That we, his constituents
cordially approve of the position he as
sumed on the Louisiana question, and
the unwavering support of the man Of his
choice Zion. G. K. Davis the same being
in conformity With the wishes Of a major
ity of his immediate constituents for a
scat in the Senate of the United States.
And in the event that the contingency
arises, that Hon. c. K. Davis shall cease
to be the candidate of his friends we trust
confidently in his (Mr. Gaskill's) judg.
ment and have no instructions to give fol
whom he should vote as his second
choice. VIM. CARSON,
E. D. BUCK,
L. B. SMITH,
A. GRANT.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-02-18
The ScnafOrShip.

BY the concurrent agreement of their
respective friends, Mr.. Ramsey and Mr.
Davis were withdrawn from the contest
on Friday last. The votes Of tho Repub
licans on the following day were divided
principally between Mr.. Washburn Of
Minneapolis, and Mr.. Cole of Faribault
Dir. W., having an average Of five MAORI
~. Yesterday Senator Wells of this
County, voted for Mr. Lochrcn, the Demo
cratic candidate, as did also Mr.. Wheeler
u Liberal Republican not having acted
previously with that wing. We have not
learned the vote Of to day but fears arc
entertained by some that the democracy
will elect their man. We have never
thought such IN event possible, nor dc
we now, although a few days at tho
Capitol has convinced us that this contest
has generated degree Of personal feeling
nearly as strong as any ever inspired by
political considerations. Matters were
siu,plificd somewhat by the action Of the
washburn caucus held last night, result
Ing in tho withdrawal Of their candidate
but It is expected that Chief Justice Nc
MILAN will divide the honors to-day
about equally with General Cole, IN which
case, Of course there will be no choice,
If there seemed to some, an occasion to
find fault with the action Of the Davis
ncn early in the contest, it must now be
very apparent to everyone that the Ram
scy forces arc positively revolutionary in
their designs, and they must be held re-
eponsible for any disaster which may
occur.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-02-18
To District Clerks.

Having learned some time ago that
many of the School District Reports had
been rejected by the County Superlntcn-
dent, we prepared bill for special relief:
Through the efficient efforts of Hon. J. S.
1rgens and his colleagues, it has become
law. The following is the text which
we publish for the benefit Of all concern
ed. District Clerks should act very
promptly in securing the advantages
which it affords. -[EDToR.]
AN ACT:
For the relief Of certain School Districts
OF Mower County, Minnesota.
BE it enacted by the Legislature of the
State of Minnesota.
SEC. I. Tia; each and every School Dis
trict in the County Of Mower in the State
Of Minnesota, the annual report of which
for the School year ending on the 3Oth day
OF September A. u. 1874, is not contained
in ROY made Il part ct the last annual re-
port Of the Superintendent of Schools in
ant for said Mower County, to the STATE
Superintendent Of Public Instruction, may
at any time after the passage Of this Act
and previous to the Both day OF February
A. l.. 1876, By its Clerk, make repor, for
the School year a. ID. 1874, to the Coun-
ty Auditor of said County and to the State
Superintendent, and each report Tor re-
ports) so TO be made shall be received by
said County Auditor, and by the said State
Superintendent, and the number of per-
sons between the ages of five and twenty
one years respectively, contained in them,
shall be added to the number of such per-
sons lastreportcd from said county Of Now
er, and the aggregate number SO Obtained
shall be accepted by said County Auditor
and by said State Superintendent, as the
true number Of persons residing in said
Mower county on the thirtieth day ofSep-
TENDER A. d: 1874, and entitled to share
in the distribution Of the public school
fund. and such true numb Der shall be adopt.
ed BY the State Superintendent in forming
the basis upon which to make the next
ensuing March appo:tionment OF the pub
lie school fund and each apportionmcnt
thereafter during the year 1916. Provl-
ded, That each OF such reports 80 to be
made, shall contain a statement to the e.
tect that public school was taught for
and during the period Of three months by Il
qualified teacher, duly licensed by the
County superintendent; And Provided
further, That each and every report SO to
be made and received shall bc attested by
the oath Of the person making the same
Sec. 2. This Act shall take effect and be
in force from and after its passage.
Approved February 18th 1875.
c. K. DAVIS, Governor.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-02-18
4 Fight IN Earnest,

BALTIMORE, NIL, Feb. .15.-John W.
Garrett, president of the Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad Company, today address.
I'd a long dispatch to Col. Scott, prcs,.
dent of the Pennsylvania Road, in which,
after rcciting the facts relative to the war
fare between the trunk lines, he. says he
has been informed that the Pennsylvania
Company intend to deprive the Baltimore
& Ohio Road OF the convenient use of the
Pennsylvania lines by withdrawing
through passenger tickets from their OIL
ces in New York and New England, and
prohibiting the freight cars of the. Balti-
more and Ohio from passing over the
tracks of the Pennsylvania road in the
city of Philadelphia. The dispatch con-
cludes as follows: ut is due to the
grave interests involved to state to you,
that if am correctly informed az to the
action of your company, and that you ap-
prove of that action, the Baltimore and
Ohio company will feel at liberty to adj
opt, and will adopt, such measures in ref.
erencc to passenger rates and otherwise,
as will vindicatc its ability to maintain
its rights, and to secure equitable and just
relations for its business to all proper
points. Twill be glad that the serious re-
suits that will follow to many interests,
from the course which will otherwise be
forced upon this company, and which no
one will more sincerely regret than my.
self, may be ayerted by the prompt cor
rection of the extraordinary allctged &C.
ton of your company, of which I have
been advised (Signcd,)
JOHN ". GARRETT,
President.
To this no reply has been received by
Mr.. Garrett up to midnight, but it is I'm.
dcrstood here that On and after to-mor-
row no cars of the B. s. q. road will be
allowed to pass over the Pennsylvania
road to New York. The trouble grew
out of the recent reduction of rates by
the B. g. 0. road from PHILADELPHIA to
western cities.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-02-18

The Secretary of War has directed the
Adjutant General to send kilograms tc
commanding generals in the department
If Dakota, the Platte and Missouri, in
structing them to carry out the directions
Of the general order for furnishing sup
plies to sufferers by grasshoppcr ravages
with the utmost dispatch. The Quarter
master General and Commissary General
arc to telegraph to the officers of their de-
partments to the same effect.