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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-06-19
NOTICE TO FARM EBS,

Having received instructions
from the Mccormick Com.
pany not to sell any Extras on
credit l will hereafter adhere
strictly to their orders in this
direction. And l hereby warn
all parties wishing to purchase
Extras for Mccormick Ma
chimes to come prepared to
pay the Cash,as l can not and
will not deviate from this rule.
Respectfully Yours,
BARNEY PRATT,
General Agt.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-06-19

CHICAGO 4 NORTH.wpsr-,'
RAILWAY. YIN
nns Of depast:rs u Passenger t,,.
Leavs lDe Chicago and East-,o.m
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-06-19
Farm for Sale,

offer tor sale 10O Acres Of land Just hi
miles east of the city of Mineral Point. ST
acres under cultivation; about ten acres N
meadow, with q constant stream Of water runnjl
through It; the remainder mostly IN Young u1
Der. For further information apply to tn. }
derxigned. l8m3 THOMAS HEWETT1
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-06-19

No1aces under this head will b changed
fnS - the rate Of cents per line each nser.
don. Nothing estimated less than lines,
when published only once.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-06-19
CO-PN1't3lerShiD.

The undersigned have this day formed CO.
partnership under the firm name of x. j. Pen
hallcgon Il Son, Tor the prosecution Of a gen.
eral grain and seed business, and have taken
the Office and warehouse on Commerce street,
recently occupied BY Brewer T. Penhalcgon.
Il. j. PENHALLEGoN,
Il. J.PKNHALLEGON, Jr.
Mineral Point. Wis, June LIST, 1883
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-12-19

es&r t.un' summes squash. AC Mse.
lard. no vomrsins. Ard so Asss
- csrumt~rs he~iaes ,h~~e. tA~y
raised . largs qasn,ity ~ t~rssa pess.
rsAi.A~. saA tomatoes Tsslr ~in.er
csup has evsa .icr~i In too large F,~a-
ksas~s. hslt hy the indisss thew.
head -africrs q the ur~liaiah sloas
and CAsy,nnes c,aid hs,r b~ea s~ss
gathering ih~ds ercy. add hfiag kvs
-iiA vhAch a. car them hss the 80.
tee. This ~vsh hes t--~s dcas ssaeS
the saysrvissoa Il Coo seid,sr. C~crrv
Icakam. . plain. heaesi nlinois Tar.
ner-hoy. ~he came cot - Q rv<ral,
last spriag
These Indians ssy. sclvei tArve
prohlsmsl nrra ire, The Widest ~
them can To made r.sceAhle and lo, al
S~coad. The, ,hcy cAn ts made sslf .as
tslning. ~ these men r~c~ts~d noshing
frusn the government, thai they have
not earned. and have sapp-ested them.
sslvcs b, their own industry. fhifi.
that the Representations ,hs, have t.~sn
masts Al~pu, cur ''hArrca lands, and
~hich hsVs doas .o much hsfm. have
h-cn made without irundsil"n and
that In sttf,i-n to the pastoral and
mineral wealth IL thu, csaniry, " Is rrh
In agricultural -re~sarcos.
Gcncrs! Nil-s add. hist what csn h.
done with Ihs-~ lndisns . ~ doa.
~i,h all the Ind ans q the Northscsl.
and al ono .,en.h shA, II J. nov costing
tho government. and ~t,hoat sHy al
ditionAl lcgislsssnn on N. s%uhjoct The
only money thcse Indians have fccci,usi
from the government WAS = small
amount they had h-~n paid s. enlisted
scouts. In this conp~riiun. tho tcnrt
alsAy. that he ~,shc. to speak ot the
Indians services. tn. ~ them wAs
khl~d While conveying dispatches. four
wcry hssiiiy ~oundci In the ongAgo.
men,s with the Sioux and Nes feruss,
They hav- discovered aud guided the
command ,o two hostile camps. the,
have carried dispatches la every dir~c-
ton. and nj great distances. aud. ~
guides. have been Inv valuable. ~ their
Know ledge NJ the country timber. water.
and old Indian routes ~ travel, etc.
has aided the troop. In establishing
dircc, freight. mall. aud telegraph lines
Il communication, General Milo. ~.
cutnmcnds that the ei.33i he holds.
received irum the sale ~ ponies ~ In.
dlaus who wurc sent South. bc sent tn
some officer Who will make n iudicious
use 81 u, Tor their benefit.
General Terry forwarded this report
u General sheridan. and called especial
attention Ia the report ~ being aVAlu
able one. aud aided this, 'th, remark
able success. which u reported indicates
not only an unexpected capacity for
improvement on the part ~ ,hcsr In
dians. but ,ury wise and skillful admio.
is,raiion nu the part ~ Colonel Miles
And General s~heridan's mdnrsomcn, H.
that this h In confirmation - the be-
lief. ~ c~spdcssod In INV annual report,
tina, with Kind treatment, administered
with s,esdiness aud justice. the Indian
a b" redeemed and made self support
ing. and In An incredibly short period
u time rs compared with the opinions
usually c~n,ertaiped 10y the general pub.
lie later Oreaa, Nov. al.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-12-19
sr..- q. Vac. VII. s,,......

~ttssssed ~. rat.sss ~ issss.s H. ihs 60. "a
others - disregard III, -srnies stgnsis Ia ga,
o~n. II I. col, ~hsn 90 hBi HIN lace g. fss.
9TH as ihs, ~ readily T~U.iys he s,in l..
ts Thsn, Isrhsac., .hsa u 10 ~ late. me
f~ur~tunesr. 10 ~ ,,lcai ~rskn.s. vstIfy 80
%s,sscsn, and 700 ~. armed ssslus, him. Tho
enest enolr fs this perpus 10 na~tsiiefs
s.smssh niiisss, sict ,ssders disss,t,s oss,
cod o-sple's. poursh-s the ~s,.,.sn. lspsy,es
the spIsti,s. g,,ss s,,enxth ~,ishiins slssp,
IN ntsi rs,s os,isT. Lssnn.,. and asaaiarsi
ssnness sai .AiiS~ s.ss ~ tbs fsa., ars uiytt
sisi ~ H. aud 90 sen.r.l ssi hesss,sss az.
nifr~stA, that Md col, 10 The ts-if tnslrer
ted ard sssaisird b, Is uss. tat a.sl-alassss
tAbisheh ffusu tbs Mind
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-12-19
A%SrI.rOLysAnY.
| The Non. Mormon Woman AZ salt lAh~
Aroused.

Polygamy having existed In Utah
thirty years. half that time In dchAncs
ot Law, and becoming stronger and
more aggressive with the flight Il time.
the women " Salt Lake opposed la II.
outraged beyond measure by n recent
Instance 81 IL, In which " ~a. cstab
lishcd through judicial proceedings.
that the Mormon church ass.ntsd Ia
the polygsmous int.rmarriagr on one
and the same day ~ John Miles, Caro-
line Owen. Emily spencer and Julia
Spencer. all lcss than twenty 1--we years
~ agc, have ai length addressed them
selves "a the task u setting bounds TAI
It's further advance. iis possible.
In pursuance ~ this intention, they
Eth, 1873, and adopted the following al
dress la Mrs. Hay 90 and the ~omen ~
the United States;
To Mrs.. R.iherfori n Hayes and 0s
romen Of ne Ur,tod States
IL IL more than thirty years since po,
lygamy wAs planted ON the shores II
the Great Sal, Lake.
During these years. Congress has al,
| terry failed w enact efficient or enforce
existing laws for the abolition ~ this
groa, crime and We believe that NOR.
u thesc unlawful and ubhailowed ALL
ances have hcen contaminated the las,
year than ever before In the history ~
i the Mormon church.
Endo~mep, houses under the name
IL temples ARE being erected In differ.
cnt part ~ the territory. costing mill.
ions, II u impossible To ASCERTAIN the
.sac, number ~ polygamous mar
riAges. for they are contracted In thea.
endowment houses. M institution No
Gentle IL p0miitesi Ia eater. whsrc ths
bro,herhoo(Y and si-,erbossd are seated
aud bound by osths 40 strung that
sven apostaiss will no, reveal hem.
and Ia maintain which witnesses on the
witness stand unblnshingly periure
themselves. aud on tho jury violate
ali considerations - oath and duty.
Considering all oui surroundings po-
lygamy has never taken such n degrad-
ing add dsbasing form In any nation II
among any people. above the condi.
tions II sAvsges. ~ la Utah. II u
degrading Ia man and woman. q cure
to children. and n destruction 81 thu
sacred relations of family. upon which
the civilization ~ nations depends and
there are things tina, ann he re-
pcated or printed that reduce the svs.
TEN ~ the lowest form 81 indecency.
That IL should he prscticed In the mans
and under the soak ~ religion: tina,
an apostle. . polygAmisi with four 81
kno~ledg.d wives, IL permitted to III
In Congress. only Adds IA the snorml;y
~ the crime and MAKES u more revolt
lag 70 our ommon christian principles
Our legislature IL composed alrnS.l
sntirely II poiygAmisss and memt~r'
II the Mormon priesthood. and ,heJ
have thrown around polygnmy ever
po-.ibls Legislative safeguard 10 theft
power. aud the ngh, "a dover has bssr
abolished Va syeAs dawn the disslnrtlDr
between the lA~fal wife and the concn
bine.
The Mormons are rapidly eHisndin,
their settlements into AriSona. Idaho
Ssw Msrieo and Wyoming thsy has,
ths balance ~ poser In too ,e~rri,orie.
And are. without DOUBT, plotting tor /
in others.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-12-19

6he vavssas Tvilea Bsrssae1 In
"F>'-.&s.1r OF

AfghAniaaa 10 leS1erountry than 9
Unlike mSst countries whsse
|the courseof riverssor the declivity Of
mounteinsha s gui%sd The grouping d
bts inhabitants. AfSsnssan presents. ~
hoes S~witnriAnd. Sceptra pepulation.
gifted with 81 thS e liues q moun
aineers-Gssc, ieslsps q ussig indie
tendence, tmsc7oQ tkntr hnesty
hhroogh Aes-aAd&b peSpas has sHc-
reed~d In hhting aURd hAAi - hes-
|~ercgsaeous nAtidn4 seemd sround
and W itssterfi63iys lneag these
|the first In irupoQapce-thess 60 which
serve. To wesd tog>Qfe 49, res, Of
the Afghans psopSr~1ss Ol41Dyeh-s
selves the HDuktASnna rks Eurotean
name Is borrv~ed - r. HnWia-A
India IL u kAosna as MAILMAN tribe.
whencs ~ lfgAs0upn3e. originally,
none a Hil; they Eseo sclves have los,
all uAdNien Of sksaDIea ceasrs. some
tnrpslLsm b be dssr ended fnon the
jews whe ~ers AsSsxxld after The cap
tivity of SAlmanAxar. md have sough,
for prob OF thstr Skeory In their cas-,
Of fex,urrs ard h De oSs,inAeyof their
naiionAheAArss3sr Jk~.their dialect. sy-
idenilv IL the Frs1>n origin, r~vess
against these s<sesA DdesuVks~a all
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-12-19

We call uTs,a tho CAssuaa -ssae6 N
tcogyv.. ~ ssnyc~~s va rssosss ~ A.,
rvs, ,As faf,sss FrcsTvss ~ ,hl, s,ti.
ssi ~ delay Ne siuisiAse~ ~ Utah
,nsr ~ usAsn as,ll tA.t !. ssSs,@rllsAsi
and ws ssA wa ~ eisvuisie sod rae
lisA ouf appeal Ia erAt sn ssva.s pat~
I've ~<nuuaeal vAhch sAoala 10 Asslnss
en- ss,mias,issn that p~~alisft, 90
rfcs.~s ssd ssigma,isss ~ssa til.
~ rart~~s Ia asA sssars ~ . resi,issn
d~ssgo~a re Ccsgrvss. asa -s her~
Alsr sAss svvry snsaisssr " ,hs u,sr~i
vtil ccmmees !, IA the vcmee "a NJ.
>e~aer~xs,s.a. and that all tArsais
ss~.cssil-ns gill do shat ths, can ~
obtain slguatervs
With The cprdiAl co-sy~s.,ica sol
c~eacst,ed srtioa u The tAr,.tisa ~
tner ~ u laad. 80 may ss,eaaenuy
hope thai the grvsi san - r~s'> ssmy
9TH b. Nt~,llshod
fhss al.o sioy,ra = fcfw q y~ts.
tsoe la Ccngr~.s prs,tes ker ee~'ti,r
legislsi,sa Tor The Suppression ~ ~.
lygamy. and sp,~siAt~i = ssynmiii-x a
ihciS numh~r ~ mall . r.,py u the
sls,,s address and II The form ~ w.
uiion Ia Cnngrvss la e,.rN clafg, msa
IN the nniuh. sith the uFgvU, rsaur,,
thai the, esass th~ matter a. 10 pyy.
sen,s~i a. their caNgt~g ,tion.. ths ~
uiloas a. 10 yircalal.i ioT ,~,rsaiar~..
snd shSn s,guci ln i"r.sri ~ their
r~vspcou,o ~tahE,~ssnsa
The committee sf~ actively Of sufk
snd TIC rleFgy ~ the snutv ccanir
viii hr SERVED 9TH tho s.idrcs. snd
i"fm II peutIoa b, mail o. s.,a ..
pcsslhie
u earnestly requested n IN. rfvs,
everywhere throughout the tntioi
State. IA give these pr-codihgs the
bensnt - their cirrul alian. ths, the
subject may ~ agi,s,ci and pcrjie w
prepared IA at Whom the opyct,unlN
presented sail Lsis ttlaAl TSsas.s
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-12-19

A Remarkable Instance ~ It's saee~ss st
lsrt kefvh, y. T., reported By Gen.

A Remarkable Instance ~ lis sseesss at
lert keegh, u. T., Reported BY Gen.
gyMiies-
An interesting docomen, Vas yestor.
day received al military headquarters
from Gen. Miles In reference I, the
condition Il the Cheyenne Indians nj
Forf ksogh. MI. Gen. Mile. state.
thss about n year ago be Vas allowed
to retain thirty Indian scouts and their
families, bat that since then this mum.
Der hes bcea reduced 10 twenty; these
included twenty-nine men. fofty-four
women, and tAirsy-nine children. To
these he calls special stt6atiou- The
9snceal senses that tw~enty-seven
mouths ego shesc Indians we're lcader.
IN he battle % the Little Big Horn.
They we're fought by the troops In the
winisr ii is7e-'T. On March -.
1877. seven u them Surrendered .,
Fon Keogh - hrssAess. Then fol.
bwed The surrsndsr a 800 90 April
-, asd the rsmaisdsr % CrSxy Horss's
band moved sosth and surrendered ii
'sAstr agsn1iss- Their ar.poniss wsrs
sold for ", 49, 40. With half this
mosey CsVasin Evers purchAsed very
fin. hsrd % rightly five yOung COW. and
heifess ~ about ei0 . head. and e+0s
worth of seeds Tor planting. The eAttls
were branded and Distributed among
the families. The ground for the gar.
den Was broken up late In the sssson.
yet they aAye raised loo bushels II
po,&,oes I'D a turnips. ~ ~ eorn, 10
a onicas, Is 81 psrsnips. 10 81 ear.
Tt, Loo melons, 100 head "a cab
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-12-19

Dr. james, the ucorgis commissioner
~ Agriculture. says that thew Il. = iru.
rns,-prooi oNi, largely grosn In to
South. which rrsisis rust even sbet
sn~n with other varieties which Au
out down hl the disease.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-12-19
C0,NOa.

- The isg sai sisesrs. sss~ssl a*islt,y,
ssi .ssfslstss ~silsssts ftshi
r.sSii, ~ ,h4s s'ss' aisss~s cIsass'os nat
Hi,,sfs u '.t&iss ibc rsssSss "a sis~sss ~
oatsf,ias the Dos, ists rst hsssi. sal u
s,sss tee life ssS stCs y, tbs - 81 snA ~
fua sissr. sss ~"tsssssSs" la .st.ss .oisaa
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-12-19

Whsn irss-- snt nstils AU spftfiiss.. stsfs1
sol fsgtAs ,kys prsi usssta-si .Nh tests
sstn't G.unditissn Pc st u Vafthes iss hs--s
angurivrs ths spF~,ie isfe. '''tis sHs I've
l~F,ai~t, ~la,tsv~s,ss ths System sd -ni hssp
ibs sntmsl ~ . iissaiby, H~snissns tuaai,he
SOD ~ 81 issg ststa
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-12-19

The Re-, Henry Ward i,rs~nhrr. In
the Chvsia,. ~i'-.o., urgrs Western
farmers Ia plant 'rvos bot,oT ones ,hsa
cottonwood aud willu~ al the rat. 81
thirt,',so scrc. on each quarter soc,ira.
aud he assures hem thai thirty wears
hence tho limt,or vill bo ''of ~ much
,atuc a. all the rost Il tho farm"
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-12-19

hass th.t sAuo sisesi W rsfts tsssss
srs usv stti W ,As I nttsA Ess,ss rests fNs
Zoe, az th,,ss usssis y, e.sss a nsa~ila, ~
eAes tstr. ttfhsss hssss~ss sn -~fhisssl-,
siti ess ~ i~rivs resfs s"i 80 ihs "ss Amsf
asH essttfs Ntsi hsFs tsksn tash ~ enf
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-12-19

Ths yeiips fstsS sFttsss.s crested intsnss
.sritssnsst ihFyasfsA9' Tho ssrahssp, fet rtefy
'.,nlly hs. . CREATE to b. ssass We. shsk
stalks aisasi ashs.t~a ysfs. fs.ss has
sisis ~ thsDassaf. hat sssiestsi eoa3s We
,sns ~ lhqss..as fbs psssties y lssuas .
o,ls rsss isssif 70 fssssti .ish .sss,iss, arg
ire sss With assfA fhsss y ~ ssssciy
ssvs ssissli. thea kliss,'s ttsSs ~ Tee
sastk, sod pui ~ 70 stthsras u. fss n ssfsiy
sas qslstly rases tsA4s te~ashs. afvsy. 90
tss'h Bso<ssisi ard rs.ssasp taHplsists
.da ~ I'll fbrsxgisss.
ossssAoss 600 - ~ So ss.sss vtsf ~.
~ sstssss sfeatssahee fftss 90 saz ~ s~ss
sisss
D'S ..sos"ss.sS ga.I, ss.s
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-12-19
paiiilsr Clrt " Un u N.
0wf'i Vine n fii,"

f@s-ss ts~ tssss y -
Sss.s e /. s~#as---s s.se.s
$50 e. .~ss.~a-~sss |. ~ ssss~- is-s~~ -
$50 - ys.@ss 49, - ts fs,ss..-s . s~ssss
80 @s ~s.ssas.. 80 s.s ss~@ -, - 800. u~s
.as ...s.s.. = - $50 ga $3.50. -ss@, v.
s-~ass go .-ss-.. s--~s..~. rse~s - s..~sss
sssss r-~ - ss.ss.s sss.-as.. -. 80 .ssass
- 49, 90 go a,z.~s . s-.~s s..-.a ss%s.ut
.. tsas-.~-a. 49, .~ss 20. ssss- . .ssss.s .sa
w..~s .sA - sa.ssa - s-ess ~. .-a ,o~s
a. Fssatsssa 49, - 49, - 10 go $50 - s-ssaa
.sss ussss ssss se-s s.ss-sa - y e. s.N
tv~sssf 80 $3.50 Nssg $500 @asastss . - . -
hssss-tts rsasass
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-12-19

Fs..oss ,i.lties CAis.g" I'll ssi fasssis
cot sss.-nsfs .is',ns 81 80 "fsisfs" rfrunstat
lfoass, ., ths ss,FsmsiY Zoe ss,S - rhss- fha
l.u % ~ ~ dsy 80 eli ssssss siyve psfkys
hsst, ssarta fnssi fssao. sad sgalsas sith issihl
tsvrrr wusrs, Nsssew
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-12-19

A man very much Intoxicated 90.
taken \ the station house. WHY lid
YOU No, bail him caif' inquired = b,
s,Andef ~ q friend 'hsn him QUIZ
exclaimed the other. why. ,ou could
not pump him out"
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-12-19

~ sy,fr echo, psis ssa tss.ss ~ wsn q.
ss.t, tprls Hsas's sssss ss3 Nsss tlniansul
/. Rain. rs4a b, ell b'sssss,sL
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-12-19

yvssise sh,hifsa hs,. -,sw.s ~ i~s~gsss
Gee nsss M,sm t.krs .tn Asssps ~ -Fpas
s,A r1ak. tks rkgifsa hspf3.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-12-19

Natiss .bs. Ysa, a.s' ,shy ssRs's " teeth
ihs ass b ~t.ehsil's rs.ibins stssr =,
requisite. Via to~.is ssthss NE ,sssa snf
hstnfs ssisrsl dep ssaa ~ pfsssisss ., "
nsrts q trstls
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-12-19

treis n.m', itsTpsss ~ y~i ua ~ ,,sas ne
ars4, .ti nl.ss me i~s,hss k-s rs. col Atsg
u saft sad pliAils Nssv " . trial
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-12-19

VIII 10 ai.,se.s-i 9TH sssdssh ~. hss ..a,t,s
sr1 Bsftuusasss wtsss riAsst's bsfaaht tAfvs
Piijs srs ~tAs W Ill Drasyrsts
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-12-19

..As.ifs.ss.. Dot: -. 2s-gg.c...'ss
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-12-19

4 u ssi,E. - ,As Js-e'. u,sA, ,s-s1sss
tAsss. .riss "Atss ast.y sva' tsst~ii~s
thsss .esAs era s-.~.t~s.A ,A.i tsAa hssss
esa 10 " hssFsA. Ne s'sla, .s~sss''si 70 ~
49,
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-12-19

v y Aussi~. systns eska Ma .tus.
ts ,hiftr 'esss Asts t-xa usshAei eva
iAiss seA l.ias si.-at Va Nstpsv.
I t-es.sx a. se.A ,AsA ss~A kssdiy s.ia
10 ,et. ss-~ifihzA ~st t~ . 80 a fau1s
IN sithss sAs ~ FtAes hs,, g-i sg9-Asts.
sol s.isiss st'sssfA ssest s.i rs, as,.
,s,slfAt NE oet ell ttstt
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-12-19

"vr.iafss r~sssrs.vss" bs.s t~ss ls,rs
. ussd ~ ,As N.iksi fsssssssN ~ ths 20
%. sssaaAtfA~, ssfsahass tBssssss Val gfs
- S,ralst sei Bssin Poser, vhsshs, ssas~d
~ Dvususk. infisssssbsns - ssssssss. hissy
lssxnsss. kssstsssasss snd mnxsii fs@tins
- Ibisifes sst AL Dfsssdess ~ DsAdiity
NiihiH fhts< 3~srs us Frofssstoe have assi
si.sat isolyoisfilss . ssh ,tF yss1 t@ss, fs.siis
~ sale ~ al nfsgRists " IAssrs Ma On
ptIth Agsspas Ne. rgsb
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-12-19

W~sws's ossesehsst GsseSss.
~ faiAsssf, ssA As.A@siss tss s~ssss tssr
rsx--i .Asis snessy b, tees ~ usssf Ys.es,
ssa as~s T.~sls~s ts>sisNs..is frus. .sslessi
s.sa -ho As.s ssss ,hs.. a. ss.ts Nss
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-06-24

should be faithfully and painstakingly pur-
sued. 1t was the best possible thing the
Christian workers of st. Paul could do.
Here the work of Christian women had
duty to perform which men could
not accomplish. They had only to say
that they were willing to stretch forth
their hands to the harvest and God would
bless them. The Christian women of the
city could rescue the fallen of their own sex,
and the speaker narrated an instance where
in one of that class had been won by the
pure kiss of Christian woman from life
of sin, shame, sorrow and degrade ion to the
life of gospel truth. Business men had
work to do. They should remember that
God moves through the lips of men. They
must witness for Christ. Christ never came
in contact with q man that He did not make
into witness for Himself. All things,
whether animate or inanimate, that He ever
touched while on earth were converted into
| witnesses for Him.
The speaker would dismiss his audience
| with this injunction, ssWe beseech you to be
| reconciled to God.'' They had only to ac-
cept Him and He would be reconciled. God
was waiting in all His infinite love to be
reconciled. Would they not come to Him
| The first two stanzas Of 'My faith looks to
| thee'' we're sung, when the announcem ent
was made that a summers campaign of Cos
pei meetings would be inaugurated in the
Opera house week from next Sunday even
ing, and the audience was dismissed by the
benediction pronounced by Rev. Henry
Cross
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OYERBOARD SHE GOES.
Two Mon Seriously Injured and Several
Others Shaken Up.


Two Men Seriously Injured and Several
Others Shaken Up.
They were merry crowd. They had been
at Lake Como all the afternoon, had INDUCED
in few Potations, and then took a few
more for company's sake, and by the time
they were ready to start for the city they
were feeling very jolly. they took one of
O'Donnell Il Lunkenheimer's omntbuses,
driven by Tom Merry, lifted in a key of
beer, and eight of them took inside and two
outside seats. They enjoyed themselves
hugely, shouting and singing and drinking
beer to their hearts content. About nine
o'clock catastrophe occurred, however,
which knocked the song out Of them COM
pletely. While making a sharp turn about
half mile from town the vehicle was over
turned and the occupants and beer key tum-
bled into promiscuous heap by the road
side, Dennis Ryan, one of those on top of
the bus, was struck with the truck and in
jured internally, but not so severely as to en-
gers, James Duffy, sub-contractor on the
State house extension, had his right shoulder
dislocated and his nose barked. He was
picked up by good Samaritan who was
passing by, and taken to DR.. Boardman's
office for repairs. Another of the party was
knocked senseless, but soon recovered suH
GENTLY to proceed homeward. All of then
suffered Commissions or scratches more or les
painful. They will shun omnibuses in flu
| ture.
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AUCTION SALES.

GREAT AUCTION SALE OF REAL ESTATE
VI Griggs Johnson, Real Estate Agents, Corner
of Third and Cedar, VII sell at public sale at 10 a.
M, on Monday, July LIST, the following lots, blocks
and parts of blocks on ''Daytons Bluff st. Paul,
viz: Lot II, block 16, of Suburban Hills. Lot 7,
block 3 ;, Lyman Daytons Additon-corner lot near
water trough by Franz Lambrecht's grocery store.
ALI of block Of Lyman Daytons Addition to Saint
Paul. All of block of same addition. AL of block
16 of same addition AL of bl, OK of ad-
dition. All of block II Of same addition, just east
of Mrs. Branch. All of block 80 of same addition,
between Ransom's and Asch's blocks. The north $50
feet of west 271 feet of block OF same addition.
East feet of lot "a, block 10, of addition.
North ITO feet of block 81 of same addition. East
276 feet of south $50 feet Of block Sc of same adj
dihon-corner Maple avenue and Plum street, being
southeast corner of the "Branch Block All of
block 81 of addition except what is taken by the
railroad. This last is in front of the Godfrey Block
Hoffman avenue, and is valuable property. Also
cash, balance in and years. 1t is not necessary
to say much of this property-it is in section of the
city that rapidly filling where new houses are
| springng up every day, and where ALL THE PROP
ERTY EVER DIFFERED WAS SOLD, and this
will be all sold In good faith without regard to price.
No one wanting to buy lot or large grounds for a
residence ste, to make investment, will fall to
| attend this sale. Come with your conveyances
10 my office, corner Third and jackson, at 6 A. NJ
| and s P. NJ, of the Friday and Saturday pre-
ceding the day of sale, and We'll 60 over In ex-
cursion parties and spy out the land The sale will
| be made at my Office, corner Third and Jackson
streets, PRECISELY at 10, Monday, July LIST.
l6O-69 II. s. FAIRCHILD, Auctione er.
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PERSONAL.

Judge Thomas Wilson, Winona, at the Metro
politan.
Mr.. w. NJ. Walker, absent in Texas for sew
eral months past returned yesterday morning,
looking as if his visit had resulted in benefit
ting his health.
Col. VIM. s. Crooks and VIM. H. Shelley ar
rived home yesterday morning from stay of
several months in Washington. Senator Nc
MILAN, who left Washington with them, stop
ped for few days to visit with friends in
Pittsburgh. He will probably be home the
latter part of the p esent week. Ex-Gov.
Ramsey, who was in Washington during the
latter part of the congressional session, is now
in Philadelphia, but expected to be home the
latter part of this week. Representatives
Stewart and Strait are still in Washington,
looking after matters in which their constitu-
ents are interested, but expect to start for
home tonight or tomorrow morning.