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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-04-04
AUSTRIA.
FAILURE on lGNAr1ErF's MISSION

London, March 3I.-All the Vienna
correspondents of the London journals
concur in the statement that General Ig-
natieff's mission has failed.
Vienna. March 3I.-Gen. Ignatieff left
for St. Petersburg this morning.
The semi>oficial MOHtagS Re0ue says;
Gen. Ignatieff ascertained from Count
Andrassy that Austria rejects the treaty
Of peace signed at San Stefano as clash>
ing with both her and European inter-
ests. Count Andrassy also informed Gen.
Ignatief of Austrias interests with great
exactness, but Gen. Ignatief being with,
out power to conclude any arrangement
whatever could only accept the declara.
ton aG referendum"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-04-04

Circulation 2,7OO.
For PREsIDENT-Thurman or Payne
Enquirer.
Toss up a copper and let heads take it.

The advance people are not cast
down at all over the eleCtion-as Mr..
Toots says, "It's Of no consequence"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-04-04
PREPARING FOR WAR.

Paris, March 3I.-A special to the Pa,
k,te from Vienna says: "A rumor is cur
rent there that the immediate mobilizaN
tion of four hundred thousand men on
the Bosnian frontiers has been ordered. 1"
The Tennis Vienna dispatch reports a
demonstration in the Hungarian Diet on
Saturday, when an allusion to an UNDER
standing with England was much cheers
ed, M. Tisza, Chief of the Hungarian
Ministry, has been summoned to Wen.
ma.
STILL WORKING FOR A CONGRESS.
London, March 3o.-A Vienna dis
patch to the Daily Telegraph says:
"Count Andrassy is making fresh efforts
to bring about meeting of the Com
gress, and thinks Russia will eventually
yield to England's demand. Count AM
drassy informed Gen. Ignatieff that the
whole tendency of the treaty was in op-
position to the interests of Europe, and
no lasting peace could be concluded
without the sanction Of all the Powers.
General Ignatieff rejoined that Russia
had altogether abandoned the idea of
Congress in consequence of the Difficult.
ties raised by England. He urged An>
drassy to state Austria's demands: The
Count declined, as he still hoped for a
Congress, but declared if he had to con
slider the treaty solely from the Austrian
point of view, he would demand far greats
er concessions than if he had to consid>
er it in relation to the general interests
of Europe. Ignatieff also failed to con-
vince the Emperor.
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FOREIGN NEWS,
FAILURE OF IGNATIEFF.
War Considered Almost Inevitable Count AndrRs.
By Informs Him Austria Cannot Endorse the
Treaty immediate Mobilization OF 1000
Men Ordered In Austrla-Britlsh Cor.
respOndence Regarding the Treaty
Of San SteianO.

Belgrade, March GILT is stated the i'm
mediate rehabilitation of the whole Ser>
Wan forces is ordered in consequence of
a reportmade by a committee of Austrian
General staff that the treaty of San Ste.
fano would compel Austria to extend her
military power over Servia, Montenegro,
Bosnia and Albania.
Athens, March GA Turkish force,
estimated at 10000 has stormed insur-
gent positions on Mt. Pelion and captur,
ed Macrinitza. Insurgents are intrench>
ing new positions. Losses on both sides
are heavy, News of another battle is
momentarily expected.
London, March 3I.-Paris papers pub.
lish telegram from Athens stating that
rumoris scurent there that England has
asked permission to encamp an expedi>
tionary corps on Greek territory.
A special to the Standard dated Con-
stantinople, Friday, states that if the
English fleet is not withdrawn Russians
will occupy Constantinople with the ap-
proval Of the Sultan.
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HOuSE.

In the House consideration was resumed of the
Massachusetts contested election case abe ques.
ton being upon the reAolution of the majority Of
the Election Committee declaring Dean entitled
TO his seat,
There being number Of empty seats upon the
Democratic side, Mr., Springer, amid derisiye
laughteron the Republican side, moved to adjourn
and the yeas aud nays were ordered,
The motion was rejected by large majority,
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WAR CONSIDERED INEVITABLE.

Moreover, the correspondent of the
Times at Petersburg telegraphs on Suns
day: "War is now regarded as almost
inevitable. The vague hope that di>
plomatic formula might be found for the
Ienewal ofnegotiations has been destroy.
ed by Lord Beacons6eld's declaration;
that the question at issue is not matter
Of form but Of essential reality. The 9th
er dispatches of the Standard given
above should be received with due eau,
ton on account of their sensational char.
acter."
Constantinople, March 3I.-The Turks
re$occupied Bujukdere. The evacuation
Of the ,quadrilateral by the Turks is de-
fered for the present.
Grand duke Nicholas to>day presided
over military council at San Stefano.
He will visit the Sultan again shortly.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-04-07
PERSONAL.

Major Ed. W. Randall, o. s. A.. is at the
Merchants.
Capt. Russell Blakeley is home from bust
ness trip to Omaha.
Hon. VIM. Lochren, Minneapolis, was looking
about st. Paul yesterday.
Geo. II. Stansbury, base ball oracle and en-
thusiast, of Milwaukee, is at the Merchants.
r. G. Judson was in the city yesterday on
State fair matters, and booked several exhib-
itors.
A. NJ. PETIT, Winona, the we'll known and
popular drug man, registered at the Metropol-
itan last svening.
Charles W. Johnson, Minneapolis, clerk of
the high court of impeachment. took run
down to St. Paul yesterday.
Among the arrivals at the Metropolitan were
NJ. Burchard, L. Spellman, S. G.. Baker, C. E.
Breckenridge, New York; A. Knopfel Chicago.
Among the many arrivals at the Merchants
yesterday were the following: W. H. Martin,
Montana; John Thompson, Dubuque; J. Won
Blessingh, Cincinnati; Lucas W. Jones, Chi
cago; Ben Bartlett, New York.
VIM. Jay Whipple, editor Of the Winona
Herald, was in the city last evening. on his re-
turn from business trip to Chicago. Mr..
Whipple made but brief stop here, going
down to Hastings last evening, and to-day is
visiting friends at River Falls, Wis.
The following were the arrivals at the Claren-
don yesterday: W. A. Bolkcom and wife. Phil.
adelphia; 81. G. Stordock, Glyndon; A. B.
Wood, Detroit Mich; Charles Betsche, Chica-
go; j.. II. Van Mes, Aiken; W. NJ. Darling,
Duluth; A. F. sidow. St. Charles; James g.
Campbell, Fargo, D. T.; II. Thomas, Minneap-
oils
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RIVER MATTERS.

The removal of the large freight trip OF
the steamer Josie of the Diamond 10 line
gave the levee very lively appearance yes
terday. The Josie arrived Friday evening at
a quarter to six o'clock, bringing three bar
ges loaded with 400 tons of freight, includ-
ing 1918 barrels of sugar, 455 sacks OF
coffee, and 1000 packages of miscellaneous
groceries for the grocery house of P. Fl.
Kelly, & Co. The Josie on her ND trim
handled in all, nine barges or 800 tons OF
freight.
A heavy freight trip, and low water, de-
layed the arrival of the packet Red Wing SO
that she did not arrive until an
early hour this morning. She leaves on her
return trip to St. Louis this morning at 10
o'clock.
The st. Louis Times of the 4th announces
the arrival there Of the splendid packet Alice,
from Pittsburgh, bound for St. Paul, with
1882 packages, or 1910 tons miscella neous
freight, much of which was for points on the
upper Mississippi to St. Paul. The Alice
was advertised to leave for this port Friday
evening.
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Serious Accident to Ladies.

An accident which might have been serious
was occasioned last evening, through the insult
ferable nuisance arising from the fact that
there are people who will keep useless, miser-
able ours and mongrels, and allow them to in
fest the streets. Two ladies from Minneapolis
drove over the bridge and called upon a lady
friend residing near the school house on the
flats, Sixth ward, and proposed to take her over
to Minneapolis to spend the Sabbath. As they
started, five or six yelping ours rushed toward
the horse, which began to prance and rear; one
OF the wheels coming in contact with stump,
the axle broke short off, and the buggy upset,
sustained severe injuries to her shoulder and
elbow, another had finger dislocated, and was
considerably bruised and the third got off
more lightly. The buggy was demolished but
Mr.. Langevin kindly lending the ladies a vehi-
Gle, they pluekily drove home to Minneapolis.
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der is that accidents do not occur daily. If
the officer demonstrates with these candidates
for st. Peter, the reply invariably is, mind
your own business"
There was quite a hutter among the guests of
the American House last evening at about
o'clock, the occasion being the uniting of Mr..
Clark Mckay well to do farmer Of Swift
county, to Mrs. Lille Augusta Romer of Brain
era, IN matrimonial bonds. The officiating
minister was the Rev. Mr.. Stafford Of jackson
street Methodist church. The happy couDla left
Immediately after the ceremony by the St.
Paui and Pacific Road. Their. was given to the
affair a little spice of the romantic, from the
tact that stern father was inexhorable
although the mother favored the suit of the
surrey s0y granger. The lovers. however, took it
night with Mr. staffords assistance
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Fell From His Wagon.

serious accident happened to MI. John
Irthum, of Douglas, Dakota county, on Tues
day night. Tracy Poor's boys saw r.
thum's team Of mules coming along the road
without driver, stopped them, and drove
back in search of the owner. They had rot
proceeded far before they discovered the sense
less form Of lrthum in the centre of the road
and covered with blood. The man was con-
veyed to the nearest house and Dr. Adams sent
for; on examination, that gentleman found the
unfortunate man in state Of coma. His head
was severely cut and bruised, and his chest had
also received injuries, the result of which is
greatly feared by his friends. 1t is thought
that the injured man fell forward from his seat
upon the heels of the mules, and the wagon
wheels passed over his body.
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FIGHTING WITH TRAMPS.
Three Policemen Capture Seven Vagranl
after a Lively Scrimmage.

Three Policemen Capture Seven Migrants
after Lively Scrimmage.
Another geand haul of tramps was made yes
terday. Capt. Weber having received intima-
ton in the afternoon that number of va
grants were congregated around Hill, Saunders
& Acker's woodpile, on Rice street, Immediate
~ drove out there, but found they had disap-
peared. Learning subsequently that they were
in the neighborhood of the rouad house, on
Mississippi street the captain dispatched Off
GERS DeCorsey, Brosseau and Clouse in that di-
rection. The policemen discovered the tramps
playing the devil generally. They were full
enough of internal whisky to make them all
fighting drunk, but the officers sailed in,
despite the odds in numbers against them,
there being seven of the vilest Migrants, crazed
with liquor, to capture and convey to the sta
ton. The villains may be said to have kept
up the battle all the way to the city hail,
where they were safely entombed, after Sc
we're struggle. On being searched, two of the
party were found to be armed with two formid-
able pocket pistols loaded-with bad whisky.
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A Fatal Accident.

The circumstances connected with the death
OF Mrs. J. $. Showers, of this city, are very
painful, and were as shocking as the event was
unexpected to the husband and the members
of the family, Mrs. Showers was on visit to
her father in Indianapolis. 1t was on the if
teenth day Of her visit that she prepared to 60
down town with her sister. In stepping off the
landing to descend the stairway her heel
caught on the edge of the landing and precipi-
tated her headlong to the floor below, striking
on her head. She was picked up and doctor
immediately sent for. She fell at half past
two, and in a few minutes was dead. The I'M
fortunate woman had been married fourteen
years, and leaves three very interesting chill
dren to the care of her bereayed husband
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If You Don't Believe

That the grounds around Lake Como have
changed their appearance. why we say by all
means go out to-day and you will be thorough
y surprised at the transformation. It is I'M
possible to say how much Col. Knauff has inn
proved this place, all for the benefit of St.
Paul people, who should now patronize it, and
thereby show that they appreciate the Coloneps
efforts.
Yesterday he received from Chicago new sails
for his boats, which to-day will skim the waters
OF this lovely lake and be one of the many
.. other attractions which the Colonel offers.
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Musical Society CONCERT.

NAuSACAA SOCleCy concert
The last concert of the series will be given
by the Musical Society on Tuesday evening at
the Opera House, of which the following is the
PROGRAMME-PART I.
"Heimkehr aus der Freunde''.
Observation-Disclosures. Mendelssohn
Orchestra.
Soprano Solo-s'Dear Friends of Truth Verdi
Mrs. F. Will.
Piano Duo-"Preciosa'
..:. $50. Moschels and Mendelssohn
Prof. r. Wood and A. F. Goodyear.
PART II.
OVERTURE French Comedy. ..Keler Bella
Great Western Band.
"a 'Fantasie' -sErinrerung an die Tapd,,
-. .Parlow
b Chinese Serenade. Fliepe
Song Heaven Hath Shed Tear !. .Kucken
With violin Obligatory
Mrs. F. Will.
Potpourri-s 'Musickalischer Kielwisser'' .Hamm
Orchestra.
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Probate Court.

Estate of Gilbert butcher. Order made al
lowing administrator de 6o,ais no,a and creditors
Of said estate. to present the bond of Eliza A.
butcher, administrative of said estate, to
the commissioners in the estate of J.. G. Bur
bank, as contingent claim.
Estate of E. B. Tenney. Report of sale of
real estate by administrator filed
Estate of Daniel McGinty. Order made adj
journing hearing on executrix's account. till
April ~, 1878, at 2 O. clock P. NJ.
Estate of Robert b. Ives. Order appointing
Edward 81. Cutler and Thomas Cochrane, Jr.
aDDraiserR
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Same, und 4 of piece OF of land
beginning at a point 5O-lOo chs W from
the NV cor of the ne114 Of sell of sec &c.
t 20, %, thence Il chs 5Ol ks thence
5 chs thence ST chs 50l ks to a
sec line, thence chs to place of begin
ming, except the 40 #, all in the city
of st. Paul, %
Cynthia S. Fuller, und u of piece of
land beginning at point 50-1O0 chs
36, 80, %, thence chs 500 ks
thence " chs, thence chs 50M ks to
4 sec line, thence 5 chs to place of be-
ginning, except the 40 #, all in the
Francis L. johnson, und of piece of
land beginning at point $1,000 chs
from the NV cor of ne114 of sell of sec
sc, 29,r %, thence n Z chs 50s4 ks
thence w chs thence chs 5OM ks to
Il sec line, thence 5 chs to place of be-
ginning, except the S 40 #, all in the
city Of st. Paul. o.
Edna p. Webb und Il of piece of land
beginning at point $1,000 chs W from
the NV cor Of nez Of sell of sec36, t29,
+ %, thence chs 50s4 ks, thence 5
chs thence chs 5054 ks to 4 sec line
thence 9 chs to place Of beginning, ex-
cept the 40 #, all in the city Of st.
Paul. %
Gates A. Johnson und 4 of a piece of
land beginning at point $4,000 chs
from the NV cor of the ne4 of SEX of
sec Sc, t 20, %, thence 4 5O-10O chs,
thence Sc Z chs and SO ks along the
Territorial road thence to place of begin
ming, except the 40.ft all in the city
of St. Paul, MINI. II
Cynthia s. Fuller. und Il of a piece of
land beginning at a point 5O-100 chs
from the NV cor Of the mel Of sell of
sec So, t 20, %, thence $1,000 chs,
thence Sc chs and SO ks along the Ter
ritorial road, thence n to place of begin
ming, except the n 40 it, all in the city
of st. Paul. MINI. II
Francis L. johnson. ind Il Of a piece of
land beginning at point 5H-lOO chs
from the NV cor of the ne14 of se1
of sec SO, t29, I %, thence W 4 $1,000
chs, thence Sc chs and 80 ks along the
Territorial road, thence n to place Of be-
ginning, except the 40 #, all in the
city of St. Paul, Mimi. II
Edna Webb, und 4 of piece of land
beginning at point $1,000 chs W from
the NV cor of the ne4 of seL of sec Sc,
t 20, %, thence W 4 50-1O0 chs, thence
Sc chs and 80 ks along the Territorial
road, thence to place of beginaing, ex-
cept the 40 #, all in the city Of st.
Paul, Mimi. IT
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Building Society Election.

Last evening the Workingmen's Building So
ciety held Atheir annual meeting on Robert
street for the election of officers. The new
issue of 1900 shares at $50 each were reported
all taken up. The following were the officers
elected:
Adolphus Moore, President; John Dowlan.
vice presidents Albert Scheffer, treasurer; Theo-
dore Sander, secretary; Henry O'Gorman, at
torney.
For directors: Ernst Albrecht, Lewis Engels,
M. d. Kelley, H. s. Hurter G. Wallblom, r.
NJ. Bell, Thomas Brennan, A. Lains, Charles
Weber.
For examiners: II. w. Topping, John Hag-
genmiller, David Ramaley.
The Pullman Drawing Room Sleeping Car
Persia will leave this evening at 8:25 for
St. Louis and intermediate Minnesota, Iowa
and Missouri points via the Ne,u Great South
err Ro,te OF the Chicago, lNihca,tkee and st.
Ian railway: Berths can be secured Of Geo.
L. Scott, at No. 8 Nicollet house block, Mime
apolis; and Chas Thompson, No. 1l8 East Third
street, and levee depot, st. Paul.
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Hyde Park.

N. 8. T. Baasen. Except 81
feet) 7 10 Oh
J. R. S. Hartman, neA of swA of s5,
t, %, range %, except 60 it. st. Paul,
MINI; $40 Is
F. Butterfeld. the n1s of seI of IS, t
90, r %, except n 60 feet, st. Paul.
MINI. 696 27
Unknown. commencing on the n line of
University Ave. l25 # e of line of Far
rington Ave-, thence parallel with Far
rington Avenue to Ellen street, thence
36.91 #. thence to University Ave. at a
point 36.9l # e of place of beginning,
thence W S. # to place of beginning.
| in the city of St. Paul, MINI. 10 1t
+. Butterfeld, ne4 of sec 35, t %. r 90,
st. Paul, MINI, except 5 60 # 6s6 q
| Judgment District Court, Feb Is. 1878.
All in the city of ST. Paul, county, of Ramsey
and State of Minnesota.
F. A. REM.
oz-ot City Treasurer
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THE CHURCHES.
Announcement of Services To-Day.

Announcement of Services To-Day.
Unity church Service at 1880 AN. Sunday
school at 1915.
Rev. VIM. McKibbin will conduct the gospel
temperance meeting at the Club rooms at Z
o'clock P. NJ.
Christ church. (Episcopal), corner Fourth and
Franklin, street. Rev. w. P. Ten Brock,
rector Services at 1920 A. M. and 7:3O P. N.
All are cordially invited.
Cathedral. The subject of Bishop Ireland's
lecture at the Cathedral this evening, will be,
Unity of the Church-Anglicanism not a
branch of Christ's Church. ~
Grace M E. church, Hopkins street, Brun-
son IS addition, H. J. Crist, pastor. At 1890 A.
NJ, sermon specially to the children. Sunday
school at IL NJ. Young peoples meeting at 6:3O
P. NJ Preaching at 1880 P. NJ.
Dayton Avenue Presbyterian Church-Rcv.
Maurice D. Edwards, pastor. Services at 1870
A. H. and 7:3OP. NJ. In the evening the second
of the series Of discourses on ''The Egypt of
the Bible and of History will be delivered.
Jackson street M. E. Misunderstanding at
1890 A. NJ, and 1870 p. NJ. by the pastor, Rev.
John Stafford. Subject: s"The Methodist class
SYSTEM Sunday school at $3.50 P. NJ. Young
peoples meeting at $50 P. NJ. All made well
come.
New Jerusalem (or Swedenborgian) church
Market street, between 4th and 5th street, Rev.
E. c. Mitchell, pastor Services at 1880 A. NJ.
Sunday school and doctrinal class at 10 A. M.
Subject this morning: ''Why spiritual truth
is not made clear to all minds, in the Bible. .
Mark ~, II, ~.
Plymouth church Congregational Corner
Wabashaw and Summit avenue. Usual ser
vice at 1890 A. NJ. preaching by the pastor
elect, Rev. DIR. Dana. Subject-Responsibil ity
for Personal Influence. Evening service at
1870; subjec Lamps gone out, or Extinguish-
ed Faith Strangers cordially invited. Young
peoples meeting at 6:45 P. NJ.
First Presbyterian church-Corner Of La
fayette and Woodward streets. Preaching at
1920 A. NJ. and 80 P. NJ, by the pastor Rev.
s. Conn, d. D. Subject for the morning:
christian Work." Matt. 81 :28. Eor the even
ing: ''Balaam's Vain Wish,' Numb. 23:10.
Sunday school at ~ o'clock. Strangers will be
made welcome at all these services.
Y. M. c. A. Services-County JAIL ppm
County Hospital, p NJ. Bible class at rooms
of Association, corner Fifth and Wabashaw
streets, at P M; subject advance interna-
tional-"The Scriptures Found and Searched y
II Chronicles, "a; 14-22; led by Thos. Coch-
ran, Jr. Gospel Meeting at Y. M. G. A. rooms
Monday evening at 7:30, led by G. W. Hackett.
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LECTURES,
Three Free Lectures

z III % z GO 1CCUUIO S
BY Prof o. S. Fowler, in Music Hall, Tuesday, We'd
nesday and Friday Evenings, April sth 10th and
18th, on "Phrenotogy," applied to Lire, Health,
Self culture and Business Adaptatioa, cornmenc-
ing at CLOCK and closing with several public exam
nations of some of your most prominent citizens
lected by the audience. Consultations, as to your
own and childrens' phrenoogy, best business, cul-
ture ETC., daily from A. N. till 10 P. the Met
ropolitan Hotel, until Monday morning, April 18th,
only. 70
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City Treasurer's Sale.
NOTICE
THURSDAY, THE 25TH
DAY OF APRIL. 1873.

At 10 o'clock in the forenoon, at the front door
OF the City Treasurer's Office in the city of St.
Paul, county of Ramsey, offer for sale at public
auction as provided by law, to the best bidder
for cash, the following described real estate.
to-wit:
Robertson d Fan Eitem's addition to
st. Paul.
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Municipal Court.
Before Judge Flint.
CRIMINAL.

Three DRINKS were all that exercised his
honor yesterday. Joseph Harrison paid $50 and
costs, but Charles Erickson and Thomas Bra
lille, not being 'heeled, . were committed for
the respective terms of one week and four DAYS.
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DIED,

GUERlN-1n this city at 8:45 P. M, April 5th, at
his home, No. 81 Rice street, Theophile J. Guerin,
aged 81 years.
80 O'Clock P. N. to-day-Sunday.
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On Broadway and Mis-.
sissippi Street.

In front of piece Of land beginning at
point 80 feet north of north line of 18th street,
running north SO feet along Broadway and Mis-
sissippi street, in front of block l. Kittson's
Addition, also in front of lots7 and g. block S.
and in front of lots and s, block 2. Dayton's
Addition, on east side of Mississippi street.
Said sidewalks are to be built in accordance
with plan and specifications on file in the office
of said Board.
A bond with at least two sureties in a sum of
at least 20 per cent. of the gross amount bid,
must accompany each bid.
The said Board reserves the right to reject
any or all bids.
H.. NJ. RICE, President
Official: r. L. GoRslAN,
Clerk Board of Public Works 1884