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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-09
OIL EXPLOSION,

By an explosion Of petroleum in a
warehouse at Lyons thirty persons were
lnjuaed, two Of whom have since died.
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Per Cent Loan.

wAsHraaros, July s.-The A per cent
subscriptions up to noon to-day amount
ed to S54S,900.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-09
THE PEACE CONGRESS.
Treaty to be Signed Saturday
Next.
The Muscovites Dissatisfied with
the Results 80 They Curse
Diplomats and Diplomacy.
The Treaty Between England and
Turkey.
The Ottoman Empire Virtually un-
der the Control Of England.
The Island Of Cyprus TO Become a
Second Gibralter.
Russia Effsotually Barred from the
Euphrates Valley.
The Ottoman Empire Virtually Un-
der the Control Of England.
Russia EffeotualIy Barred from the
Euphrates Valley.
BERLIN CONGRESS.
Russians Indignant Mt the Il,
auIfH In lOnRreaa.

Russians Indignant mt the Re
suits In Congress.
LONDON, July s.-A Berlin correspond
ent telegraphs that he learns from trust.
worthy sources that in st. Petersburg
and still more in Moscow great indigna-
tion is felt at the results OF the Congress
Russian diplomatists in general and
Plenipotentiaries at Berlin in particular
are spoken OF with contempt. They do
nothing, the people say, but make concea.
sions and are ready to accept any humIl-
iation to gain the appreciation Of Europe.
Some OF the Greeks in Berlin seem to
have recovered o little from the profound
detection and strong animosity which the
decision OF the Congress regarding the
Hellenic question at frat produced and
the more cool beaded among them begin
to perceive that the best policy Is 10
make the most Of what has been obtained,
A dispatch from Berlin states that the
treaty will be signed on Saturday next.
Negotiations between Austria and Tur-
key relative to the occupation Of Bosnia
and Herzegovina have commenced. The
Turks desire Austria to sign document
acknowledging the sultan's title to the
Prnvinraa
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rHE coNFERENcE PRonLrMs.

A telegram from Vienna points on Ba-
toum as not to be made a free por. like
Hamburg or Altoona, but is TO become a
Russian free port, quite different thing.
Respecting Crete, the solution proposed
by the Congress Is considered unaccepta-
bic at Athens, where public opinion is
exasperated. On Friday a manifestation
in which $1,000 people participated took
place in front Of the Kings palace. The
government is powerless to resist the cur
rent OF popular feeling, and Friday even
ing orders were issued for the transfer Of
the royal guard to the frontier at Lamia.
&BERL1N, July 8.-Congress was in
session to-day four hours. The Agenee
Russe says. q compromise appears to
have been reached in private inter
views In regard to the claims Of the Laz-
In
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Britain, who agrees to pay the Porte the
present excess Of the islands revenue
over its expenditure.
Finally, Great Britain engages to eyac.
uate the island and terminate the conyen.
tion II Russia restores Batoum, Kars and
ArdahRn TO Turkey. The convention Is
70 be ratified within . month.
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Justice Miller Recovering.
WASHINGTON, July s.-Associate Jus.
tice Miller Ia recovering from his recent
dangerous illness.
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0!hegntelIiqer

'THRsireet Railway Company directors
declared a per cent dividend at their
meeting last night, payable on Saturday
....t- N. -
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MR. REED doFs HOME.

New ORLEANS, June s.-Hon. T. B,
Reed, Of Maine, Republican member oi
the Potter subcommittee, left this even,
ing, via Mobile, Tor home. Mr.. Cox, oi
Ohio, is expected to arrive here to-mor.
row to take Mr.. Reeds place on the com
mittee,
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RUSSIAN wAR ExrENsEs.

The Russians estimate their total war
expenditures at nine hundred and eighty
eight millions Of troubles.
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KINGSTON, July s.-Battery A, one
hundred strong, has been ordered to Mon.
treal for the 18th, and will leave to.mor.
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fonosro. July s.-Counterfeit tens on
the Bank Of British North America,
Ottawa Branch, are in circulation, No.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1878-10-31
MAJOKH. B. STRAIT.

Minnesota never had q more &C
tive or efficient member of congress
in all measures of practical utility to
his constituents than MUor Strait.
He is not talkea but he is busy
and di!igent worker; and he not
only watches every chance t, serve
his constituect, Oh the floor of Con-
gae s, and in the commi tees, and in
the departments, but he is SO per
seve in ard vi'igau, that he rare y
undert lscs anything which Re does
not press % a succ ass!u, consunlma-
tor. He has mad himself SO pop
ul,r W til he members of both par
ties that he is always sure Of the
frien !ly co-operati n OF, 4 multitude
OF fl ends n pushing through meas
ures for the benc1it OF his conSti-u
entS an of The State at large. The
series of v,iuab'e met<u~ ~cs vhich he
IN reduced AMI pressed to iin9l pas
sage for tie benefit Of the fro" tier
settlers # the Safe shows how
watchful he is of III IL i teres 8 anl
how c'fiaien"y he serves them. The
;mparti,t amen i,nenfs he has Sc
c',rel to he h~n, stead laws and 70
tn timber cult act, which n its
pes n liberal shape was :ntrod scea
by hin-t' b II f3r gr,sshop oar re-
l'ef m | n'-mher of 9th I'll i!lu
s,'a-c tie V g g.Ience and earnest ess
with which h look af er tn int :,
rosts his constituen 5, IN cnt ties
him to II Design ii III BIZ which h
is known trough )ut : list let rs
st'se f. ntic" : tiers Fri nd He
i anti ell, to-. o the 50 cill fl o."
of tn Irish voters of his ti@t.i : t 7
the Va ly way in which he stoo up
for Gen Sh e. Is I t e lest Sssiot
cf go crcss. Whe that dis in@',ish
ed y trot qn warior. cove.c vi y
ears Of his many bl tie for his
co MY, hu. no. po y, $ Il can IL
4 'ta f3r an o.iiee II cong Sc. who Z
s,la V gu h;va liftal IN ,bo .
rant. II 5cS =! t W IS e of hose
who ral' ed 20 support of G IL
ut old general, and W Ell he W Is
defr tel by ncmocva-:c votes foc
at . 81 n. NJ itr STRAIT ote t.
give him . librr,l aenSioe for life,
Gen. ) Ids VS. once I = sid2nt of
NJ jor 5 n t district, and there
are hundreds Of Iri hlaen in X ce and
OF er counties who Will rem 'nbe :
the or VII iroI yuta IN. once | itr
Srltes senator rom tn : st te. nj
they will ,rettf Nv r>m NIB + the
eff t; Of N 10 ;tr.ei: TO Sc ure for
him from Congress gr,'ef i racog-
nitio, of his patr otc servic $.
Major 5 rats experience and long
acqu0 intanca Ia Washingt II rend-
ers him u times more able to serve
his rs ituen-s th1n anv new man,
like Mr.. Pp'ller " ull b.. however
good h $ intent ons. 1t W uli takc
several Years of service in Goa sress
to gu Il I'fy NJ. P,ehier for tie de-
petmet,tl, | gislat;ye ard comm ttcc
wors in witch N ior S; ,ait has ac-
ollirc age expo ence or to make
the wide acqu ,i,l;7,ce W h congress
men an dep, tmen officers W. Oh
h~s Se,vel So H. FL a purpose >
II j / Strait IS c2a'i ne i Ill to in ct
tn. wants al! " 81 5 OF hs MS l.
ne IS. II 10 SE..,is should be tlect.
cl By a lurse ma ty.-Pjonee,
.H,'eME
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1878-10-31
MORTGAGE SALE.
Name Of Mort gagor, William A. Mason.
Maine If u III IL goo j .uu y .i.EuHi.

Name IF Movt eagcc, J.nn 3. Ai"ocd.
Date Of Iurig ;ge. IN. \ tvein ,er 1872.
Nie;l ard where .ec.,.ieti. IA l;t. UIlice Of
the Register Il d ed: III and III the CvuiHy OF
I;edwgJd aud s;Atc Il Minnesota, on the sth.
day Of November y ID. 80. 1T lla oclJ Jc.z !.
NJ. in BOX ) Vi N-llgAgc- on pAg. IL and II
De-cyip, in + ID:fG G.ir-d premises. All The
following described p.ecc or parcel Vi i,i:d ~
ing ard being i'll the county Il Redwood and
State of Nin,h.s 1ta, tC-.it: Tie south 1Ilf Il
the Noi,n "t.sl quarter and north hatf ot the
south west quarter IT section four III Town
snip one hundred 2nd ten tilv Of range tAirty.
four ,,ji Containing u.i3 ;lIu,.rei and s:n,y
acres by Govcrune. 1t survey. SAID mortgage
was given 10 secure the sam of three hiEG ed
dollars and interest thereon al twelve per cei.t
pes ;tn.i:.s4 uati fully paid ace Jr'iin@ 10 the
c1ditluiis to L p.'ui-SpTy NOTE t:4G ~. r.!I.t-
ed. Amount claimed e b due oI said Mort
g1ge at til" dat: h.reJ. is I Jur hundred and
sixteen Dollars tstij.JJ, aal tti@ further sun.
OF Sji.UO take; p.i; U said ~ =, g.!-
Cd Inortgagee and 20 ac' ion Or proceeding 1T
law o. otherwise having b2cu instituted %
collect said muif gag: ) itjt -IT :)f1t tutieLT
Eo'ice is hereby given that ~ reason II de-
and b.: virtue Of power Of safe III said Il! l.
gage contained. and pursuant to statute in
such ease mule a'I P.uvi'!ed. the sad mort
rage will be fOreriuscd by i Silc Of ;ili mott
, gogci premises. 1T pubic auction. |" the high-
est casn bidder. by the sheriff ". said county -
Redwood at the front door f lii" Court nuu1e
in Village Of Redwood Fills i'll said county Cf
Redwood on the @n day Of November 4. D.
1873, at :. O'clock p. II, to satisfy said amount
due on said Murtgag as aforesaid. ard I'll
G. sts If sal. aud tii sJursm"nts b. law all wed.
and Forty Il liars stipu ited in SAID NOR, ga sse
t" be paid as Attorneys fees in case q fore
! closure.
Dated, Glencoe Ninn.. Sept I-;i -e7s.
James L. Ang!a, FRANK " El&J-d, Helen Z.
Po,!!ton.
E,xs,.,,ors of estate e .Tchn 2. 1,iwooa. 2ort.
! sagee. licensed.
G!s:."Jc. Man.
At,c.l,eY for said executors.
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= sss.&.s&>e)ci y = UNITY.
,HME M T::E t>HEcE Hsss gT
nE. Frs II, ;s:, i;E;.s,

Rt E.iN I'D i i ii Eiss.
4 soil unsurpassed in fertility,
well waterei, plow land and mead
ow Oh almost every Quarter section.
\ ine body Of timber, about l2,-
600 acres, stretching along the en-
tire north side Of the County, and
groves scattered all through it.
Every portion Of the County with
in easy reach Of Il railroad market.
School districts organized and
school houses built
Church org ,i.izations and church
buildings.
Two No. /. Touring mills and one
saw mill, loca ted &c Redwood Falls,
the County Seit.
Magnificent rolling p1'lirics with
charming lakes.
Good society and a remarkable
healthy climate
Excellent markets for cvecy;hing
produced by the farmer.
Farms can BE- purchased at fig
ures t'at are regarded rs reasonable
even on iac frontier aEl bcar no
comparison to the price of land in
older Counties where the bu-incss
and soci1. .Er3nt ICES are 40 better
ami often inferior:
Low IAxEs. The amount Of gen
crtI tax. levied IL l217, ou an uaim-
proved quarter section, liA not ex-
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Te. .nl Is g,oun 3lfe3 a~o
low cor p.esse, i n. b. hE-
d.'-u. ,c.ssss. fic Il. II $
SAFE, ma t4;n no e .c,,y,!l rln :
portabls s. !, una CRADLE rai ng Ia
# inc. Tie loff i suoie ,ci o
a p esss.e f o. ~ se lit.
at'nosplc ce II i. lo ctt oil
moa! s. HE f thus II 1 %
ass ,na a Ia, sh.a, anl "a 5
.ns3 &. ii ~ - ares ah ing
ch3c j Il i .tisl IS ,Ae ! It IS }
ribs TO f,clllt te bre; ki & pt4. es
# sui bl size for u. III iuTe.-
ior surface thc moul'ls high u
polis.el, oy which a tlticc tne outer
crust Of the comp. s>ed coife, is
made sufficiently sm otn ana hard
to prevent he tendency .. tie e;h-
egeal OIL o, tie coffee to ESCAPE from
the interior OF the cakes. TIE vo :
ume Of the coffec thus prepared S
reduced to iess than oua-t i'd :
that OF the Or ginll. Tea and coffee
thus compressed can be packed a. d
transported in tin oil or Other pack
ages, preserving their aroma inaeiia-
i.ely.
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Tha Republican T.e'let,

The Republican T:e'let.
The Republ can Caadidates fo-
the State offices are in each cas- the
present incumbent and they h..ve
been re-non:nated because known t.
be eninently oual fed or tn il re-
spect:ve positions and to have faith
fully discharged the duties dev "
ing upon them. Any argument Is
to their fitness would be out Of place.
1t is universally conceded that Judge
Berry, Mr.. Whitcomb and Mr. Mich
ols are all men Of the highest per-
sonal and official integrity and their
re-elec. ion, by a maj oritv Of from
eight to ten thousand, is toc,Gole
conclusion. IN fact, We d. nc.
think there is any expectsti II, on
the part Al the opp sition Q, defeat
ing them.
Oar candidate f3r Co~gcess, Mi.
Strait. is a,sc, a -rie | nan 81. the ef-
fort to ace 2rl2iisa hi defeat are
perSis.en: AMI uascrap2louS, and
while va .a~erl his r,-elct;o, rs
cc.t,:n as t4a- f he STAT ti:k i
IS necessa :, ior z pub icsna . u.s.
every 2,a,,.1. u aal II. forth cv.
cry c.r,.7, y 81 +i9a tle 3atl oino-
we ,,crs -sn..I- win, raa3rTess i
~, - -,,o ,,9.i.4 c4 h, f,rsi dos
-. . ~ ...4,a 8 : 20 ,,.in.., ~
take o.. the = i,uI f he .n.er.
50 ;,v,,vel T. WI not fl, /, COS
ind. ta :, 5.c.us5 M. ST. HAS
ben : f i,hfal ! a.;;.i NJ R,,nh.
s,,+a.i % a.u..',s-, h.. y,,.;a..r..,
-her.t,, :. wi, be, " can. fat i
j ...ii..::.,utt, co.c.i q h,,r the y@o-
p!e of the Sc, nd D;s-ri..- could BE
so blind to t.atri tara =, - 10 e!ac
Mr.. pUlle. i! prc ference to Mr..
Strais. We have 20 III ueht f re-
hect'n in an W. On NJ. p,ahac.
o.. eve. spe siuc lii y :~:.- ev of
him. We :nov -ay II, he IS en-
tirely wit out x,er cn Z, his no
spe.i.l m ur / .i.ne a,,l < lie
does not rcse t the polisi..l Sc :
timea.., either Site 9, nat cn !, o
the pc ne Of the DIT let. \ yre :
son th,t c,n Be rye. f,r as y. ton
to G. Cn--es con / b, nrr,I WITH
coral truth ,!ness ard ~ y; tv n
favor of ,ha e,e.,;,n . any . , ar re.
spec.ab,e and ora;na,ilv intel gent
business MN o. f:rn,. il y, H.,
tri,,. OATH, her h.al, .,,- ~
numerous reasons tut n , ). ~
sen, ID in f,y,. Of " s...;. t, t
will no, an,lv i, n .,so ,,v #
er man in a, s.i,s, nj list i,
class Of re,s7ns 70, t,,+ sho u
and do influence th;, ,x,no nao,la
He is tborou, h,v . "a, ,;.,ta5 with
the rule, of nroceed ,re n the House
and the work;n~s f comm tees.
He underst ,nds tie roa inc f the
several d,n,rtnen ; Of re G,-err.
ment and has acou ,int3ncas an,ono
the De,,r,men. "a; .;,js n + "a ~
incalculable b.oeis {, him a,d his
constituents and which reo i i-e fine
to secure.
He has established repu alton,
M one Of the best committee men in
Congress, and that is the most valu
able accomplishment that membe,
can possess. The opposition have
recognized his right, by virtue of hi,
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SHERITFS SALE.

By virtue Of an execution. issued out cf tn"
District Court fpr the Third .Jud"ial District
in and f,r the County of Win>uo and
nj" # MINI ,s n. upon 4 jlignlent issued
and Il excited in said Court on the tenth day of
Fnb"u"rv \. D. lS.t. il: = c-,tai: ac1in where
in Ell, b iggs Plain,if. and solomon a.
3 iggS was d. fend2i!,. in lvrr Of s4ifi Plain
tiT and against said f 'ndlut, >" iH 22liii Cf
fiy" hundrf'ti and ten d"llHrs nnd ninety cents
,5l09ill have on 1hc second day Of Oct deer. y.
D.. 1873 vice! up0n FL the tight, ,la and in
tercs1 of said Defrndrn to the Glowing dcs-
cribcd rcal estate situ4t"1 il IN" "funty OF
eiwood and STAT" f lilnes 'te tC-Tit
Thn east one hHlf Of b" no tE-aHst Quarter
CT Sect ion twenty-,,o t2!) Town on" hundred
and thirteen il") of augr thi"ty-siH IS,
And will sell the sam, or SO much tb."'l: as
1slaE 3. necessary TO satisfy sni! eEc,I III and
cost, ~ the font door # the Crnr y Jg>" in
the Viii .ga Of ,dwoUd Falls III iii, l unity
and State @fnre>al1, N Saturday the 18th day
Of November A. D., 1878, At II o'ciJck \. II. Of
that day.
Dated, edwond Fails. Oct 2lid 4. D. 1878.
d. B. WHlrrMoaE.
Shsriif eiWOpd County. Minnesota.
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A new in lustry has BEEN started
IN Mansfield, Massachusetts. 1t is
no less than he manu- acture OF Jew
s:ry GU, of sour milk. This seems u
strange j, o,naly; but it is a fact.
The milk come; in the shape Of curd
from butter and cheese max ng
couaties in New York, and locks up
on is arrival a great deal Ike p ,pped
corn. The secret in making It up is
carefully guardel; but it is certain
that it has to be heated very hot,
duri' 6 wnich cooling matter is in
troduced, followed by a very heavy
pressure. Some of it is collorel
black and called jet, while some ap.
! pears as cel'ulo;d. It makes very
har ds ,r e jewelry. and is made into
all kinds and styles known to the
trade.
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any portion of the dist.ic. needed or
asked flr, that came properly within
tae provence Of Congressional legis-
lation, that Moi. Strait did not Sc
cure fv them.
We do not hear Of any valid rea-
sous be ng urged by the opposition
The "Fourth Term," that he is a
banker and a miller, snd IN favor Of
honest money, are the kind Of arsu-
nenes used aga inst him aid they are
al. in his flvos. The fourth term
Simply means tat he has experience.
3 ing Il banker ana . miller is e:i-
dence that he has been engaged in
developing tAe business interests
am! industries If the State and that
he is dent fed with the material in
terests OF the district. We rega 1
the reasons that can be trathfui.y
@iycn II favor NJ. Straits re-e,ec-
ton rs tie very uest-experience,
faithfulness, e!iic eucy. otfici i integ-
rity. Hell ospcci Il enti lei to the
graft de of the pc y le in that por-
ton Of he 4 street lat ly devas at /
by grassaoppers and we belie.e hat
they vill show their aporeciati II of
it by sivi g him overW Aeinins ma
lori Y.
Oar canli ate TO tn, Sire Ser-
ate in h : Dist'ict, NJ =. X. II. II !,
ing o Brown Connt has T Z II
bounded COZ, i e &c Of to oe Il t
tn tC uuty ln,of III VIII kaaw i,u,
H has been in the L"gs / a one
term and i'll Il :. e novice II the
busi ess. II, $ Sc 4 LIN Vi IN IN !;
VI Il 1e ele.tel - mi rit. t o
| IS tan !ifae Il l1a irei
TIE c,a id4t. f,r Il pre- -ent i've,
VI Gor'. IN Pow rs on Of :
eldeS 5 ttlcrs i the ' tllav, lw-
Yer anl farn +, well ka9an i 4
universally respected, INTEL ent 5
to the wants Of the ist i. nj f |.
" iient fed with is inte es $. Il
is one Of the best pos ible nolnins-
ii rs and, rs Mi. Berg declines the
Greenb ,ck no,n m iou It l,yhs rs
NJ. Powers woull haze cle,r
track, IL ug It to have every vote
II tie district
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g. g. INV.
L I n 3.
THE CHICAGo g. NcHTH-W EsTEEN
RAILWAY.

Embraces under o.;-s .;aoncg mont the Great
WEST, and, with its numerous Br'ncn:,s and
connections rms fh" sh .ttt-' and quickest
! route betwer:i Chicago and all p, 'ints i'll Him
ois. Wisconsin, Nor'hasn Michigan, Minnesota,
Iowa, Nebraska, California ana the Western
Territories. Its Omaha and Calf ,rnia line is
the shortest and besr route between Chicago
and all points in northern Illinois, Iowa, Dako-
to- Nah",siko, Wyoming, l)rado, Utah, Me-
vada, California;. Oregon, China, Japan AID
Aust tnla. Its Chicago, 81. Paul and Mnneup'
oils line is the shortest line between Chicago
and all points in northern Wisconsin and
Minnrsatn. G:d far Madison, ST. Paul, Mime
aprli-, Duluth, and all points in the Great
In Gross, winona and St. Feter line is the
best route between Chicago and la Crosse,
Winnnr, Rochester, Owatola, Mankato, St. Pc
tor. New Tin, and all points in s Southern an'i
q,lettc line is the only line between. Chicago
| and GAINESVILLE, Watertawn Fond d,, Lac. Osh-
kosh. Appleton, Griffin Bay, Escat.at,a, Negau-
Lake Superior Country. Its FrccpoTt and Du-
btlo,le line is the only roate trtween Chicago
and Elgn. Rockford, Freepcrt, and I'll points
line is the old Lake Shore route, and is the ons
ly one passing bel ween Chicago and Evai,Ston.
Lake Forest, Highland Park, Waukegab, Ia
Pullman Palace Drawing DOM Cars are run
on all through trains Of this road.
This is the oniy line rrs;lj:;shg these cars be-
tween CnlCHEO 3fsO 81. idul anu IHtilnelpOllS,
Chicago and milwaukee,, Chicago and Winona,
or Chicano and Green Bay.
Close Ho:inectiOnS arc made at Chicago with
the Like Shore T. Michigan Southern. Michi-
gan Central, Baltimore & Ohio, f'ittsburg Fl
Wayne & Chicago, Kankakee Line and Pan
Handle Routes, for sll points East and S ,uth-
east, and with the Chicago and Alton and Him
| ois Central for all points South.
Close connections are also made with the
Union Pacific r. r. at Omaha for all for West
| points.
Close connections made at junction points
| with trains Of all cross points.
Tickets over this route are sold by all Cou.
! pom Ticket Agents in the United States and
Canada.
| Remember, you ask for your Tickets via the
Chicago & North-W Railway, and take
meme other.
New York Office, No. AS Broadway; Boston
Office, No. State Street Omaha Once. "a;
Farnham Street; San Francisco Office. New
Montgomery Street: Chicago Ticket Office, 81
Clark Street, onder Sherman House, Is Canal
| corner West KinZie and Canal Streets; Well;
and Kinzie Streets.
| For rates or information not attainable from
| your home ticket agents, apply to
| w. II. STENNETr. Ay't, Chicago.
Gen. Pass.
/ MARVIN HU0HYrr,
Gen Manh'r. Chicago
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1878-10-31

St. Pau, is exc;t-i Ger the defal-
eaton and tli-h. Of Charles Ether
ID e, . pcon nant In su:ancc and
Loan A-eat. TIE extent of his
f:ardu ct transa ito are not def
nj e y ascersa,nel but he has. al
east. $4,000 with him. H's stlnJ-
ing II the cit. was excellent and
the mattec is diff ,ult 70 exp..a,n.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1878-10-31

The in iicaeions are tlat Mr.. Hal-
lin, the Rcpu1lca canliiate for
the s. tie Senate in t., 5 Dis +, ct, viii
recei.e the large t majority in
Broan c unity th:tt has Yer been
given to an can.l;lltn. IL Wi,
d b ,esS, get almo5s all the yot :
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1878-10-31

Senator y 1Ll.an $ doing most
ctfe tive scrvi~e for the Republican
ca;se in this ca,npvign. lie has
spoken frequently, uuIy Oh the
tiE ii i'll questions involved.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1878-10-31

An establi hment in St. Lou
dies eggs by the hundred tn us
AMI; The eggs are bre ken, the vol
and white se~era.ed from y e shell,
the liquid drisd by a patent process,
and the dried article, wh,e h re en-
hlas brown sugar, IS rut in barrels
for transportation. The dried art :
Gle has been twice taken across the
equator in ships, and being made in
to omelets proved as nice as fresh
eggs.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1878-10-31

The II ,,.h.t.an Savia-s b2rl; {
Ne York was robbed Of $1,000. 900.
c!lic,',- i. y nj ard :ecur.t e$. On
y $4,000 III m2lcy was r1tlincl.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1878-10-31

Trans IRE a,a.n III mig regal "
l. IL the Yellow ever lo.a,itie :.
the fever has SO far 10 tel tn It ref
ugees are rctu ming to t1cir homes.