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~ a. d 4 :, 'is,SA ,se
Tie diploma distributed to each pilgrim

immemory of the Pope's inbilee is . fine
,lthogaphet} and arabesque sheet Of pa
per, on the corners OF which are the -four
great churches of Rome, St. John, Later
a, St. Peters Santa Maria Maggiore, st.
,Panrs and, in addition, the prtraits Of
Sanints Peter and Paul, the palm, the
dove, and other sacred emblems, surroun-
ed2bysLatin words recording the access
ion Of Plus IN to the apostolic chair,
On>each diploma the pilgrims name and
country ar written.
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Colgate & Co.'S Cashmere Boquet Soap has
acquired Il popularity hitherto unequaled ny
any toilctsoapof home orforcign manufacture.
A reputation begun early in the century made
it easy for this house to impress the public.
The peculiar destinations of this luxurious ar:
ticle arc the novelty and exceptional strength
ofits perfume. &
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= Thirty years experience proves the Grafen@
berg Vegetable Pills to be the mldcst and most
effective medicine ever known for the complete
cure of Headache, Biliousness, Liver Com
plants, Nervousness, Fevers, and diseases of
Digestion. Sold everywhere; price rs cts. per
box. Send for almanacs. ,Noycs Bros. & Cut
Ter. St. Paul, Agents for Minnesota.
GRAEFENBERG Co., New York. :.
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Minnesota News Items.
Blue EARTH,


The vote on the bond question reached
anaverage usually cast at general election
Mankato cast a two-thirds vote The
whole vote of the county was "Nocs" $3.50
and Ayes" oil. Isaac Marks of Mankato
has shipped to the California market ten large
hogshead Of ginseng. "A thief stole swarm
Of bees recently, in Mankato. Five thousand
young salmon have been deposited in Lake
Madison.
Gov. Pillsbury has pardoncd Joseph
Birge of St. Charles, who was convicted at the
March term ofthe District Court, of violating
the act regulating the storage Of grain, and
sentenced to one years imprisonment and a
fine of 81 900. He is seventy years old, and in
precarious health.
The majority in favor of the bond set
Element at the late election will reach about
IS to 100. The barley crop is in fine con-
dition. The town of Adrian reports but lit
tic damage from the hoppers so far. Ora
ham axes claims the Oldest soldier in the
State, b. Woolstcncroft who has served his
cOuntry21 years and seen active service in
four different wars.
DOUGLAS
Ditching is the most effective method
yet tried for squelching the hoppcrs . "A
temperance society called the "Band of
Hope" has been organized in Alexandria . :.
cold weather. .. Emigrant trains arc passin Q
through Alexandria for the Red River country.
sIBLEY. .+%
Henderson's new mill has, since Janu-
airy, manufactured and shipped 1000 barrels
Of flour besides doing a large local trade
The Fourth OF July is to be celebrated in
grand style. Arms for the Henderson Rifle
Company are expected daily.
OLMsTED.
The noes" carried the county by ma
jority of ,ON at the late bond election The
dwelling house of A. v. Park, Of Rochester, to.
gethcr with most of its contents, was DESTROYED
by fire, on Saturday of last week The State
Society, at Rochester, on the 18th and 18th
was largely attended by societies at home and
from abroad, 1T. N. Doutncy, the temper.
ancc lecturer is to visit Rochester in aid of the
cause. 1.
w1NONA. =
John Thompson, of St. Charles, recent
y sold to VIM: 4; Barker, forty acres of land
in the town OF ESPa for $500: The new Cath:
Ole church at Oak Ridge in the town of Mount
Vernon was dedicated on the 17th :. "A new
potato bug, more voracious and vet much
smaller than the Colorado bug, has appeared
in the town of Elba.. The freight and express
office Of the Winona & st: Peter railroad at St
dollars stolen -. One hundred and seventy
three votes, all "noes," were pollcd in Homer
1T the recent election -
WRIGHT.
Clearwater will celebrate the Fourth,
....Cokato IS doing a good business A
Stockholm man caught fish with q net and
when he had finished paying the fine, costs
&C., he concluded it was rather EXPENSIVE
business -. The bridge across the South
Branch of Crow river on the Delano and Buf.
falo road needs repairing. "A patent for a
new grain scourer has been issued to J. s,
Hillyer, of Rockford. The Dclano Hook and
Ladder Company will celebrate the Fourth
with a parade and ball. Moonlight ex-
cursions uphn Howard Lake are in orde.
among the folks of that village
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49,
Good Material is Always HequinitoE

to great results. You may have the best flour,
eggs, milk, shortening, however, and still have
poor bread, cake, pastry, etc. Why? You
didn't use DooLEY's YEAST POWDER. With this
last magic element to give order, harmony and
union to the rest, the result is Il mathematical
certainty. Try it, and be convinced,
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A Ton Of Pills.

In a single day 1000 pounds Of Dr.. TUrr's
Liver Pills were shipped from the port Of New
York. As an illustration of the progress of our
country this is worthy of record in the nine
tnanth century,
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International II,

COT. SeVehJh q JNCkSON BtS..
SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA.
Having leased (fOr term of years) and reftted and
refurnshed this very fine HOTEL would announce to
the public and my odtime friends and patrons that
am prepared to accommodate them to sclass fare at
the low rates of 81 so and SOO per day according
to room. NJ. r. G.. FLOWER. Prop.
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n u WATCHES. A Great Sensation Sam
~ & witch and Outfit free to Agents Better tn 4
w Gold. Address A. COULTER CO., Chicago.
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INFORMATION worth thousands to those out
of health. Self-help for weak and nervous suf-
ferers. Facts for those who have been dosed,
drugged and quackcd The new Health our
nal teaches all. Copies free. Address Electric
Quarterly, Cincinnati, O..
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tOSn1 year to Agents. Outfit and S. Sho,gux
pNOVV free. For terms, address
j. WORTH Il Co.. St Lou;s
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Points Extract. It's sale extends to every
portion of the country There is only one
genuine PonTs Ert'uct for Pains and Intlam-
nations.
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a Hn91nH Made By II Agents in Jan II with
~ RS:8 my IL Now articles. Samples free.
" ~SO8 Address T.. III. Liniustoa, CHcuoo.
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Hf sxpsn:es psia 10 s :ssS oatn ,na
W dress Queen City Lamp Works. Cincinnati q
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Extradi.iOn Treaty Will Spain.

WASHINGTON, February '2l.-RltiGca.
tions Of the eXtraditiOn convention be.
tween the United States and Spain have
been exchanged. The President has made
Il proclamation OF the same. Il pro.
yideS that the contracting parties shall,
upon mutual requisition, duly made, de
liver up to justice all persons who may
be charged with, or who have been con.
victed OF, any OF the crimes specified in
the convention, committed within the
Jurisdiction Of said contracting parties
while said persons were actually within
such Jurisdiction when the crime wa.
committed, and who shall seek an asy.
lum or shall be found within the terri.
tories OF either. The crimes specified by
the terms of the convention areRnurder,
attempt to commit murder, arson, piracy,
or mutiny, burglary, breaking and en-
tering offices OF the Government, or otf-
ccs OF banks, insurance companies, ,Sc.,
robbery, forgery, counlerieiting, embeZ-
element and kidnapping. Persons shall
not be subject 10 extradition for
political ofEenses, nor ior crime commit
ted previous TO the ratification OF thiA
treaty, and no person shall be tried Tor
any crime or odense other than that for
which he was surrendered. Unleis such
crime be one OF those above enum-
Grated and shall have been committed
subsequent to the exchange OF the ratiG-
cation. Stipulations Of this Convention
shall be applicable to all foreign or
colonial possessions Of either Of the con-
tracing parties. Either party may at
any time terminate the treaty by giving
the other six months notice.
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Ohio Legislature.

COLUMBUS, February 2l.-In the House
to-day special committee was appoint.
ed to receive q delegation from the Indi.
ana Legislature, who propose visiting
this city next Saturday 10 inspect the be-.
nevolent Institutions.
The following bills were passed: House
bill TO secure q minority Representation
on Boards Of Election; TO provide for
levying an assessment ofSone dollar on all
persons who own dogs, the funds 20 raised
to be used to compensate sheep owners
for loss by dogs. Z r.
Abill was introduced to establish a
Bureau Of Mining Statistics.
In the Senate, bill to punish the prac
tice Of resorting to distant courts to de.
prive citizens Of their rights under Ohio
statutes w1s passed.
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CLEVELAND, February 9l.-The Lsaa.
sfS Ashtabula special says the inquest
was resumed, and Geo. NJ Reed, Superin-
tendent Of bridges on the Lake Shore
road, was at his request recalled to make
an explanation oi Mr.. Joseph Tomlin-
sons testimony. Mr.. Tomlinson had tea.
tilted that some OF the main braces in the
bridge had moved three inches from their
position before last painted, and Mr..
Reed has examined the bridge with re.
spect TO the evidence on this point, and
says that they had not so moved. He ex-
plains the mistake Of Tomlinson by say.
ing that the plan was changed after Mr..
Tomlinson's connection with the company
was severed; also, that by reason OF the
position OF the braces the painter was
unable TO touch some points on the angle
blocks.
Adjourned until the 2Sd at0A.M.
A verdictis not expected before the %
or Sd Of March. Probably no witnesses
will be examined after this week. Con.
siderable time will be required in re.
viewing testimony.
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NpecIe ResnInp1Ion lam.

MAsHIsaToS, February 2l.-The fol.
lowing is the full text Of the bin 10 aid
IN the resumption Of specie payments,
reported by Mr.. Sherman, from tIe Com,
mittee on Finance, and placed on bo
calendar for consideration
BE 4 enacted, DC, That the Secretary
ol the Treasury be, and he Is hereby an.
thorized to issue in sum or sums, NOT ey.
ceeding in aggregate one hundred mill.
ion dollars in redemption Of An eomaI
amount OF United States uotas uhder
authority Of the Acts Of February S5
1862, July II, 1862, and March SO 1865
coupons or registered bonds Of the same
description and character as those an.
thoriEed by the Acts Of July Il, 1870, and
January 20, 1871, rcdeemable in
coin OF the present standard value at
the pleasure Of the United States after
30 years from the date Of their issue and
bearing interest, payable quarterly in
such coin, at the rate Of 1 per cent per
anDnm, and snch bonds shall be in addi.
ton to the loan authorized by the Acts OF
July 10, 1870, and January 90, 1871.
SECTION .. That during any one wear
there shall not be issued Of said bonds
or redeemed Of said notes, more than S25,.
OOJ,0O0 nor more than $1,000, 900 during
any one month, and when said treasury
notes shall have been so redeemed they
shall not again be re.issued, but shall be |
cancelled and destroyed; no commission
in any form shall be paid for the exchange
oi bonds issued under the provisions Of |
this act.
SEC. 3. That the Secretary oil the
Treasury is hereby authorized TO issne
in exchange for the legal tender notes OF |
the United States silver coin TO an
amount heretofore authorized to be
issued by the act Of April l7lh, 1875.
Chapter G3, and by The Joint resolution Of
July 22d and Nov. l7th 1876, and shall
not exceed eighty million Of dollars, and
the legal tender notes so received shall
be cancelled and destroyed, and be held
to be portion Of the sinking fund pro.
vided by the existing law, the interest to
be computed thereon a. in case Of bonds
redeemed.
SEC. 4. That the necessary expenses Of
engraving, printing, preparing and issu.
ing bonds, and Of redeeming and cancel
ling United States notes, as provided in
this act, shall be paid out Of any money
in the Treasury not otherwise appropri-
ated, but the whole amount thereof shall
not exceed one-quarter OF one per cen,um
oi the amount OF bonds issued.
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TiIden I.uls in HIs Onr.

New YORK, February Ex-Governor
IIldeh has sent the following communi.
cation to Senator Herman:
NEW York, February 81.
10 Hon. FraHes herman, WahiagtOa.
\ telegram to the Associated Preas
published this morning states that an
harmonious agreement has been brcugh,
about between the Senate committee OF
which you are member and the commit.
tee Of the House, by which il has been
decided not TO go into an examination Of
my bank account on the one hand or the
accounts OF the chairman OF the Repub.
llcan Committee on the other hand, /
repudiate any such agreement and dis.
claim any such immunity, protection or
benefit from it. | reject utterly the false
imPntalion that my private bank account
contains anything whatever that needs
TO be concealed.
Under the prelense oil looking for 4
payment in December, demand was made
for all payments after May and all De.
posits during nine months. The
bank was repeatedly menaced with lhs
removal OF its officers and books to Wash.
ington. \ Transcript Of the entries OF The
private business trusts and charities, con.
tanning every thing but what the commit.
tee was commissioned TO investigate, but
nothing which il was commissioned 10
investigate, because nothing OF that sort
existed, has been taken with my know-
edge to Washington. OF course there il
no item in it relating to anything III
Oregon, for never made, authorized or
knew OF any expenditure in relation To
the election in that State, or resulting
controversies, or any promise on Tie
subject. Mr.. Ellis, acting President Oi
the bank and himself a Republican,
some time ago told the chairman OF the
committee and several OF its members
that there was nothing in the account ca.
pable OF iurthering any Just object Of in.
vestigation. ! am also informed that a
resolution was passed TO summon ME asa
witness, bnt have received no subpGua.
/ had written before this telegram ap.
peared requesting you TO say to the com.
mlttee that it would be more agreeable to
me not to visit Washington II the com
mlttee would send subcommittee or
hold session here. But that otherwise,
| should attend under the subpoena. As
TO this arrangement now reported have
this to say: can accept decorum and
decency, but not fictitious equivalent
Tor mantle OF secrecy to anybody else.
lSigned) $. j. TTLDES.
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Sr. LOUIS, February 81 Daniel
OHearn, workman engaged on repair
ing the eastern approach to the bridge,
lost his footing about 10 o'clock last
evening, and was hurt 20 badly that he
died while being conveyed to the hosPit'
al.
This afternoon stranger while walk
ing under the bridge was struck on the
head by n piece Of timber, which fell
from above, killing him instantly. Hi,
skull was badly mashed.
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FIRE RECORD.


PITTSBURGH, February 81. = At :
o'clock this morning FIRE at FalIview,
Butler county, Pa, destroyed buildings
occupied rs follows: r. j. Miles, dry
goods and groceries Mrs. Adams, mil
linery; ]. D. Lupher, hardware, and 7.
A. Smith, tobacco and cigars. A portion
Of the goods from all the buildings were
saved, but in damaged condition.
4 number OF frame buildings burned
nLLsnsing, Iowa, yesterday. Loss Sl2.-
900.
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Election OF Directors.

lSDlAsAPoIrs February 2l.-At the
annual election OF Directors OF the In
dianapolia & St, Louis Railroad, held in
this city to-day, the following Directors
were elected: II. d. Hurlbut, J, II. Dew
ereaux, G. G. Gale, Thomas A. Scott, j
n. Mccullough and Thomas D. Messler
II. B. Hurlbut was chosen President, Ed
ward King, Secretary and Treasurer, and
Rnssell Elliott. Auditor.
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CINCINNATI, February 2l.-The annn-
al meeting Of the stockholders OF the
Marietta Il Cincinnati Railroad was
held here to-day, and elected the follow
ing officers: President, John King;
Treasurer, W. +. McClintock; General
Superintendent, W. W. Peabody. The
Presidents report shows a decrease in
the earnings OF S25,O 900, and an increase
Of the expenses Of Sl,SOO az compared
with last year.
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Louisiana Investigation
SENATE COMMITTEE.

WASHINGTON, February 2l.-At TO.
days session Of the Senate subcommittee
on Louisiana affairs, Mr.. Howe presiding
Mr.. Honore, Secretary Of State Of Louis
lana, was present with large packing
case and commodious carpet-bag con.
tanning the returns OF the twenty-five
challenged parishes, together with the
papers and aHdavits attached thereto.
The committee-room was cleared Of all
except the reporters and two counsel on
each side, and the box was opened. It
was finally agreed that for the purpose OF
facilitating the examination the papers
be referred to the counsel, who will
schedule all belonging TO each parish for
the cnmmitfen
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NEw ORLEAHs, February 2I.-CaptaIn
O'Brien, Of the ship Belle O'Brien, after
sounding the ietties, getting the cast is
feet on hard bottom, declined going
through, and had the ship put to sea
through the southwest pass, which was
done without trouble The 0'Brieu
drafts % foot Of water.
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YANKToN, February 2l.-Application
having been made to the President for
commutation Of the sentence Of death in
the case Of Jack Mccall, the murderer Of
Wild Bill, to imprisonment for life, the
U. S. Marshal has been notified that al.
ter consideration Of the sentence the law
will not be interiered with.
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smpwrecks on the English Cons,

NEW YORK, February 2I.-A cable
",,'Patch states that thirty vessels, many
WIN their entire crews, were lost in the
El'e on the English coast on the night Of
vac i9ih, The area Of the storm was cx.
@puonaIiy extensive, and embraced the
s'sa'er part Of the British Islands and
Se S whole Of Northern and Central
rance rance The violence Of the storm wa.
SSss.r,'otdlnAFy. The force Of the gale haa
Sy M ,L. only equalled during recent years
" mat Of the one a few weeks ago,
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ENGLAND.


LONDON, February 2l.-FinselPs sugar
refinery, at Bristol, closes Saturday in
consequence OF the scarcity Of raw mate,
rial and the influence OF the French boun.
iy. system. About two thousand persons
will be thrown out Of employment.
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Aitcr the IndIans.

DEADwooD, February 2l.-Company
Q Of the Sd U. S. cayalryunder command
Of Lieutenant ]. I. Cummings, is in pnr.
putt Of band OF Indians who ran OF 4
large number OF stock in the vicinity OF
spearfsh. The band numbers about
thirty lnh1es.
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WAsHSaroS, Feb. 2l.-TimoLhy Hur.
ley, Of Charleston, Hayes Elector, nc.
cused Of not being citizen, proved 10
the satisfaction Of the House Committee,
that his father was naturaliEed in Boston,
where he himself was born.
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JheGntelhQeueer.
Progress OF the Count.

Considerable progress was made yea
t,!liy 10 counting the Electoral vote oI
the states. There was nothing in the
p5int raised against one OF the Nevada
Elec,ora, and Mr.. Springer (Democrat)
80 acknowledged. Ga his motion the
vote Of the State was agreed 10 without
division. The joint assembly then pro,
c,cdei with the call Of New Hampshire
yew Jer.ry, New York and North Caro-
lina, bat came to halt, az was expected
oil Oregon. From that State two sets oi
rilrRs were opened, aud the usual oOiec.
tons were Sled againsl counting them.
They we're therefore referred to the
Commission, which body is expected TO
render It's decision by tomorrow after
noon.
There are those who still cling with
nlriner's hope to the hitch in the Ore.
,5a vote, arguing that the Commission
r,nnyl 20 behind the Governors cerlii.
cate. Such persons should bear in mind
,hli the Law Of Oregon requires the Gov.
,nyr to issue a certificate to such elec.
pi. a. the Secretary Of State may certify
received a majority Of the vote east. The
secretary does not certify that Cronin re.
,.igsi majority OF the vote cast. On
,a. contrary, he certiiie' that Watts and
a.um Republican colleagues 'rceiyed
iaijDTily Of said votes Thr evidence
ts. to .how that Waite wlt completely
nr,tl Of his disability as Poslma.tet be
J,e be took his seat as an elector. He
.,at on his resignation by telegraph, it
- accepted by telegraph, and his Office
81. turned over TO an agent Of the Post
oEie Department, who had been ordered
70 take charge OF it. Thus he became
ily qualified to take hi4 seat on the 9th
ia, Of December az member Of the
Electoral College.
taer Oregon ia disposed OF there will
fsnIin the State OF South Carolina. The
HJlse Congressional Committee have al.
r.iiy pronounced uporf South Carolina,
lI conceded it to Haye, for President,
ai Hampton Tor Governor. # would
'hs,eiore seem a il there should he no
l..ay over that State. But The inLica.
i,5nsIlre that there will he delay not.
outstanding the report OF the Committee.
Obstruction is the game with the more
lespcraie Democrats. A minority Of
hem are entirely willing to delay the
.1mple,iou OF the call until alter the i.h
oi March, on the theory that new elec.
ton will thereby be necGssi,ated next
November, and thus Samuel ]. or some
o.her Democrat will secure another
,laaGe before the people. We DO not he.
.ieye that they will succeed. We look
nIwarI to the completion of the count
aeti week. There are too many sensi.
BE and conservative Democrats at Wash.
aaion 10 permit the reyolulionists 10
.acceed. They are not willing to see the
party snliIed with such a blunder. It
'oaIl be a most serious blnnder, and the
Democracy carfnot afford to load them
.rITe, down in that way.
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'd'Lo declined to lOii yesterday on
''' strength OF sherman's bill to resume
'pec'e payments, Some Of these mornings
'ae premium will disappear. The prices
D' many articles are already on specie
'''i', iron and real estate for instance.
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IEs is George Washington's birth
dly, The good old man would have been
~ had he lived until this morning.
!hi. he might have done and still not
base been AZ old "a Old Parr who died in
EasIand at the age Of l52, We will in,
JnIgein no reflections however, on his
premature decease at the age of CT, mas,
much as he put his time to good use dur,
iag hi' three score and seven years, lie
itSed long enough TO become the Father
otbi, Country.'t He Was "iirst in war
art in peace, and tirst in the hcarts oI
.i' conntrymen." What more could be
aid than this? Simply this, that "lhe
lear. Of nation watered isgrave.p