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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-12-30

DY VIRTUE of an execution issred on.
- Of The Distiict COurt 81 the Foultn Juqi.
clai district Of the State of Nevada { II the 2:;d
day Of ID, cember. 1873 and to me directed and
delivered for Judgment recovered in tsid
Court Ii he 23d das OF Decemb,r Isls. In
favor OF james Ii. Ror.aLd and against the
Rye Patch Consolidated Mil and MiuIn.
Company for the sum Of SIS 919 O., DAMAGE
WIN interest therein at the rate Of ten per
cent per annum till paid. tog1thtr with
S296 70. casts and disbuIs. ments at the dat,
q said judgment and acciuing costs, an IN
u D gold CON, lave LEVIED OH and taken
IN execution the f-lIowing described real
eststr, to wit:
That certain claim and ining right On that
certain lode or VEN ri late in leho Mining
Dlstlic humboldt coun y. Nevads. ana
shown ard described as he Alpha mine, being
Tie same property conveyed To L.. ~ t,reel,
we'll by + III. tNell, Constable Of Ryelalcb
township. Humboldt. county Nevada. Juiy.
1916, AID Corded in Book 20 of Decd.
pages 299. 800 and 3Ol. humboldt county,
Nevada. records.
Aho, NIT en- hundred feet 1850 fl on that
am hdg OF silver bearing rock situate in
Echo IL ing istrict, humboldt county
neFsda' aId known and de scriled as the
Kansas, ana Icing the same AS conye, ed by
1lufkson and tody 10 Isaac Eeecler by deed
da cd June 9Th; 1877,
Also, iiAt' en hundred feet i 600 fl ON IL at
-. 800 VI iNuS hlthhte III Lch0 Mining
Listrlct, IT, mboldt county, Nevada. and
Known as the Butte lode or claim.
Also, the hast hs4f Of Northeast one. four IA
OF Section twenty, ToNnsh thirty. North
habte thirty three last Mount Diablo Base
ana Me ldiah, toge her with the auarfz mo- n
ara IMPROVE mats thereon, with he at.nur.
tehatcts th' reuLto belonginK
hleo, about 600 tohs II iailings. and
Aiso that certain water right and privilege
Del IL ing to 8 I'd def ndani, consist, q OF a
sire III 81 water aid the works. sttuclu.es
ana attr lipes ust d to c. n,eytl same iron,
The III through Panther l. any on 10 said d.
PENDANTS quartz mill situate On the 4 ast half
VI Motif east quarter of SEC ion twenty Town.
sLip thirty, Noiih hange thirty three Last
mount Dlablo Base and Meridian, near K,e
Patch. humboldt county, Nevada.
Nouce Is hereby ri en- that on FRIDAY
the SENE" IfEN1A day Of JANUARY Ik,o
Le.Neen IA. hours Of O'Clock in the mor,i,'g
al a O'Clock in The evening, VIZ; at / u'cloce
7. NJ, at The front door OF the Courthonse A.,
Wlhhtmucea, humboldt county. Nevada :
VIII sell at pubic auction 10 The hivbss,
oiadee ior cash U. s. gold coin, all OF Inc
above q. sciibed properly or sufficient thereof
10 satisfy said Judgment. cost and acerni,e
COSTS Ni"ns
olven under my hand at n v Office In w,n,a-
mucea, Humboldt county, Nevada. this OAR
day OF December 1878. a ARHr -A
sheriff 81 humboldt county, Nevada
by W. 4. Burns. Deputy. d2s.1
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United States Marshal's Sale.

DY VIRTUE of an execution issued out
Nd of and under the seal Of the United
states Circuit Court in and TOR the Ninth
Circuit and District of Nevada On the 18th day
of December A. ID 1873. upon judgment upon
the SECOND day of december a u 1878 in
said Court rendered in favor of .. Green
hood, plaintiff, and against the Rye latch
ConsOl dated Mia and Mining Company, de-
PENDANTS, fer the sum II tN enIy thousai al f,
six hundred and nihety-one dollars tS2O,-
6g1 COZ be ides Interest On said sum togelhs I
with costs of suit and accI uilg costs ana dis
bursements, having levi Upon and taken in
execution the following described property
to wit:
That certain claim and mining right on
that certain lode or vein situate i'll tcho
Mining ist1ict. fumbt lat county, Nevada,
and known and d, scrIbed az the Alpha nine,
being tie same property conveyed to b. ".
Gretnwell by +. 81. Howell, Constable Of hye
Patch Township, humboldt county, Nevada
July, 1876, and reeo d,a i'll Book 70 OF Deeos,
pages 700, 80 and 30, Humboldt county,
Nevada, records.
Also fifteen hundred feet Q5O0ftl On that
certain ledge Of silver bearing rock situate III
eEcho Mining District, humboldt county.
Nevada, aid known and described as the
L nsas. ana being the same dc cJny' Jed by
ClaI kson Cody to Isaac Beech by deed
dated June n, 1871.
Also sixteen hundred feet I6COf ON that
certain vein lode situate III Echo hiDlng
District, and known the Butte Iooe VI
claim.
Also a certain stream of water running fro M
the bill through PANTHER canyon Il the laI q
hereafter dc scrlbed, and all The dltcht s.
fumes, pipes, Tank, and wafer works thereto
belonging or Herewith come cteu.- and the
east oDe-half II the northeast one-four b OF
section twenty, Tow nship thirty. North Ran &c
thiriy-three Ia-t, Mount Diablo EaAe ard
Meridian, together with the quariz all AID
houses thtTeon erected, about 7UUU tons tall
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Assessment No ice.

fRZosA SILVER MINING COMPANY.
Location Of Work, Knoxville, Humboldt
county, state of Nevada
Location Of principal plsee Of business, San
FRANCISCO, California
NJ OtlCE is beleby gwen, that at g meeting
AZ Of he Lirt ctoTs. held On the 9Th day OF
Deeen be- T, 1915, eli assessment (Ao. 81 Of one
oiiar Isl pr share was levied Oh tie caTi-
TAI stock Of he corporation, payable imne-
diaiely ia Cnittd States geld coin. 10 the
- Gre arr at he flee Of the Company Il ON
10. 70, Nevada Block, No. 3l9 Montgomery
street al tIi ncisco, California.
ANY stock upon which this asfess n. mt
shaII remain Enpaid On MONDAY, tine
IHlETEtA h (l3tLI day Of } sNtAtl. 1879.
viii be dell quent, aud advertised for saIe at
lublie auction. and unless p8yment j. made
before. Will be sold on slonday, ne thlrd
800 day Il February, 1879. 10 pay The de-
Hbquent ahsessnsnt. With cos.s If adsertis-
ing and exleLses # 81 lie.
WILLIAM WILLS,
secptary.
Cfice-Room No. 20, Neysda Block. No.
800 Montgomery Street. San tiRncisco CALI
I'fh de cI9-tu
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!HNHE most extensive stock of tae latesi
a. styles of furniture ever brought t.
humboldt county, and Of every variety, ali
OF which will be soid ut the very lowest prices
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United States Marshars Sale.

DY VIRTUE of an execution issued out Of
III D ana under the seal ;Le United states
circuit a. ur. in and for the Ninth Circuit and
District of Nevada on the 7ih day of Dece NJ
Der, A. D. 1878, ulon jud. ment rendeied
up0f the I'd day OF December, A. ID. 1878, In
kaid Court Ia favor Of U. Greenhood. plaintiff,
and against the RI Patch Consolidated Mill
and Mining @, pany, ior the sum of twenty
Thousand, Fix bundled and ninety lie dollars,
besides interest on said sum- q getber with
costs OF suit aid accfuipg costs aid die bUrse-
ments, having levi upon and taxi II in ex-
ecutlon the following described penoI al
property, to wit:
Two hundred and thirty-two pounde bul-
lion, mere or less, Jo4 pounds ANAL
gam; II TASKS quicksilver; q fas s, more
or ltss, in pans and tank; 300 coIds wood.
more or less; 10 fee, hose; 2 calls castor oil;
large rejecting lamps; So. dozen cans
I've; haLd laups; 4 tackle blocks; .
quicksilver kettles; 4 VIII, elbanows: 3 old
Iock hammers; scoops and sAGyels; siedge;
II dozen oil cans toIlersI, I ret scales; 1856
pounds lime, more or lese; 400 pounds salt.
more or lens; 3 tons Gre in pulp. more or less;
20 tons ore uncrushed; pan drivers; cams;
pan bottoms; ! hand ax; i buelsaW; ] b, /
lows III blacksmith shop; lau. Ii efs: 5
wrenches; brace an 3 bi;s: vice, CHI rel;
1 small safe; i letter press; 2 ore fe, deis at
fached to battery; de- i'll ofice; bullion
chest.
Notice is hereby gwen that on MONDAY
the SIXTH DAY of JANUARY, A. Il. 1873, be
tween the hours uf nine O'clock i'll the n.orL-
ing and o'clock in The evening. to Wit: al
ten (l0) o'clock A. b. OF raid DAY, / will, i'll
front OF tie mill of said con paby, at the town
OF Rye Patch, Humboldt county, Nevada, ex.
pose to sale at public auction to the highe 81
bidder for Ca h. i'll u. s. gold coin, iii hand
paid, al the right title and interest of the
defendant kye Patch consolidated Aill sno
Mining CONF any, had n the I'd day Of De
cember, A : 1878, or at any time thereafter
81, in lid to he lels, lal pI,pelty above
described, ca so mnch thtIeof as may bt
necessary To satisfy raid Judgment. Gusts aid
accruing costs.
Witness. AUGUSTA ASP
u. .. M.rshal fGr District of ! eyada.
By Is. l.. hCLeIN, Deputy.
Dated bye Patch. Dec N der IL. A. d 1873.
ses decl3-'d
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Z. :. AID OFFICE, CARSON CITY,
Nevada. NOV, Iubt r. ~. IS7S.

L. s. ] AID OFFICE. CAnsos CITY,
Nevada, NOV, mbtr II, 1875.
N Office IL hereby given that eter col
IN Geek, " 1t re port, ffi.e address Is Aill
Lity, hunbo dt county, state vi Aevaoa. has
THU day hled III tLlh Cfflce his sppIi ation for
d patent for Line hundred - W Inear feet Of
the HtBA ODE bearing gold and silver, with
suliace hIJ LuLdred 900 feet III width the
- NE Icing tfhciIlly surveyed, plated and
descr1 cd as l. 3. SURVEY IN Lor O.. ~ n
ON Lkhlp ThiIty-oDe, North Hsnge bIIty
iOu ast, Mount blablo bAse and Meridian
situate III the Star Mining District county OF
hLmLoldt, and state of Nevada, and CO M
molly known az the tit ydenfel, clam on the
heba LCde, AID detcflb, d BY metes and
bounds II tie surface according to the lat
aid held notes On HE III this Office a. fol-
lows, 10 vii: Beginning at } oct iua, ked No
l, U. ;. Survey No. - iion which the eouth-
elm monuh ent o. the lie soto CONT aiIy's
cjsiln 81 the raid heba l., de, beng also
tie hoitLein naoliInent of This cl.ins, bears
south sew MY de grtes west die ant three hun.
On tie IL d. hfieeh feet deep bears sUuih 81
Gel rses 10 minutes west dista ant AGO feet; L .
=. Monument No. 1, On moth side Of r. ad to
het a mile. Icing also lost No. 4 OF IT, ..
surNes No. 81, tears north forty-tvo degrees
hfteen minutes east, dlstaut sixgeen hundred
and tH.nty five ii125l feet; the said last Ia en-
Hobed 4. :. mohLnent. No. !, being sitnR;es
at Joint Learn south twenty six tbl
degfees hfteen 15l ilutts west, distant
th.rt en- thtusaLd thee hundred aud forty
ll534Ul feet fIol,. the northwest conner Of Sec
ton Ailet' en Ill township birt. -one t3lJ,
Norih kaLge 1bLty-Lve 1851 lat, Mount
D1i bio base and Ai, llalan; tLtnce nom eaiu
Fort, marked NJ. /, u D. survey No. 80 from
hlcL tie for, going ~ afings aid distances
ale CIV ~,
INST course, south two a. degrees, forty
1--WE t45l minutes, tast $40 feet to host
No 2. u. 8. survey No 50; thence,
seeoId C,mse. south seN enty l7O) degrees
| West 62S feet TO fost marked No. 3 o. s.
suivey NO. ~; thence.
hind CcuIse, North two (2) degrees (45l
forty hye minutes, West $50 feet IL tust
ilsrhed No. u, 3. Survey NO. 80; thence.
Fourth u urse, North heyeLty (10l aegftes,
} ast o2o feet IL rad ost !, o. /, the place VI
b. ginning, c. ntaIning ~ 4O-ltC acres. COURSES
exliesf "a ir' III True 4nelidian with AalIetic
Variation ut IL degrees Lust.
said claim IL D,Lndtd ou tie Worth by tie
De Soto company claim, aid ON tie outh
by the W. oleock clsin, upon Ia. sane LODE,
aid - recCrCeu Ill Book L at / age l43 of To
accord of mining |, catioLs Of haIu dis net.
kept at Stai city Hun. buldt {, unity. Nevada
Any and ali adverse Gains must lie filed
III tins off.ee within Sky days fICn da e , i
hrst publication hereof.
q. ~. HARRIS, Register
november 10, 1878. 6Ud.
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a CAR

To all who are suffering from the cross sd
tndisete'ton- OF oath, u, rvu1k vtaknes
early decay. Ices Of mhuhood. &c i illsM
recipe that Will cure you. tnE ~ HAHsr
Ihi~ great remedy Was DISCOVERED BY mr.
hiuuaIy IN south America ZEN i fasf-sA
dressed enycl, pc 10 he Htv. Jusrra r
iNnAS. Station ID Biblc Eouse. New Yss
City. dsr-2-Ts-ly
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BAHGATNa
Now of, red at
=. BIE N,E

Popular Dry Goods Store. 224 ] go
west corner Eighth stree, ''''n'
a splendid &c aver clo..
Trimmed in Satin and ; RE-, new 80,
only 81 3D. 's"
A lot Of Ex'rs Feeve Cots ,,,
0aloon fin ana deer iIii 81. u 81 - I s,td
NATALAssE q OAKS Misses. n,,d cl,,s. "'
Cioaks OF every Kind just /, {, ivec: sl'a, as
70 lowing BAE61IN-. The
4o-ineh PLACK CAsHNIRF. w,,r,,...
wool. 70 ,ents Yer Yard; v orb 81 Isl Ill
Black IL mining silks, IS cents, slos
Black Thinning We vet warranted ~
IL 90, " and 81 IS pcrymd 'ace'
, Sple nd q q SIS or m. m v,r,..
LreSs Coco S, 10. &C, sS
an 80 a. mrs. 90
Flannels Of all hindr fiom rs certs r,r
Canton flannels, Bile, chad 81 q unba.ehss
frcm lOcenis per yard upward
Ladies DESTROYS of purchas.
ing a warm, comfortable
Winter garment should
not fail to order one of
the Cloaks, There is .
sure saving of So to $40
on each send bust meas.
ure and length Of sleeves
and a sure fit will be guar.
anteed, or the cloak can
be exchanged.
It only costs 60 or ca
cents to SCI q q clcal
through the mail
Address:
X. ETEN,
p. o. Box $40,
224 J Street, west corner
Eighth.
sacramento.
Agent fof Domestic Paper Ia ems
Catalogue furnished fee on 90.
plication.
n otiCc.
Having established a urehafing Aeepe,.
Mr.. l.. Bien viii give bis personal stttuilh
TO al orotrs II any bird sGel. AZ Boess sra
SHOES, ful nltuTe. 14oekeIy, Igntis, Min.
cry TO d.. O. oceres ere.
Being IL col staHt busiEsss relations md
having thorough acquaintance viii slllhs
leading house. ladies, IA cidefiLg itrasl
Ar. Bieb. viii csiSe the full h.n,tt tits
e1l erienee aud ind II more advantage luslh1a
dong Their own shopping
Aug l5.5s-0.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-12-30
Application for q Patent.
NOTICE No. $50

NOTICE No. 3Ss.
U. s. Survey or Lot No. 80. T. 81, n. Il. s4E
Nj. l.. 81.
Sill BA LODE
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-12-30
Application for a Patent.

NOTICE No $50. Il
U. S. Survey or lot No. ~, t. 81, N. R 81 E.
NJ. ID. II.
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NOTICE No. 3s7,
q. s. Survey or Lot No. 3s T. 81 n. r, "a T.
NJ ID. NJ.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-05-14

owner. It is plain that a conclusion reached
under the influence of such views would be the
result of total Misrepresentation of the
legal principals properly applicable
tended to establish was sufficient to justify the
jury in finding as conclusions of fact that the
defendant offered to pay Baldwin the ferriage
which was his due out of the five dollar bill,
If the latter would make the requisite change.
Baldwin asserting the reto, thereupon counted
out the required sum and placed it in the de-
PENDANTS buggy and control for the sole pur-
pose of complying with the terms of the offer
on his part, and thus getting his pay. The
defendant, instead of carrying out his part of
the offer, by delivering over the five dollar note
as contemplated, Immediately drove off with the
money which he had thus obtained OF Baldwin
against his protest, and With the felonious in
tent Of stealing it. All these acts were
lnseparable parts of one continuous transaction.
1t Is immaterial at what precise moment of
time during the transaction, the felonious in
tentlon was first formed, of taking and holding
the money against the consent of the owner.
whenever 1t WAS formed and executed "dnin,0
tnra1ds'' by carrying it off, that moment he
became a trespasser and was guilty of larceny.
mat ne may have had no wrongful intent in
fact at the precise point of time when he first
received the money into his buggy from Bald
termining the question of his guilt or inns-
cence OF the offense charged, for the delivery to
him of the property, under the circumstances,
| was only a conditional one, out of which no
legal possession nor right of possession against
the owner could spring, except upon perform
ance of the condition.
His retention of the money without such
performance, and against the consent of the
| owner was wrongful and made him a trespasser
| and if this was also done with a felonious in
| tent of stealing, he became criminally liable.
Taken as whole the charge as given was
| substantially in accordance with these views
and there is error upon which new trial
ought to be awarded.
The judgment and sentence of the distric.
court affirmed. CORNELL, J.
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sensational speakers into the South, and
there, by intemperance OF language, by in
sulting the whites, and by stirring up the
jealousies and unlawful desires Of the ne
groes, to create disturbances between the two
races. That would afford an excuse for the
army to step in and repeat the game that has
SO often been played in times past. For an
effective carrying out of this scheme the
army must be retained at its present over
swollen size. Every soldier the less is one
instrument the less for Republican BULLDOG
ing purposes. Hence the journals of that
party have eagerly seized hold of the Com
munist bugaboo, and are striving to frighten
unsuspecting persons into an unconscious
participation in q conspiracy to set the South
back where it was two years ago. We be-
ieve the scheme will fail. It certainly will
if the Democrats in Congress do their duty
and refuse to be led by the nose.
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Electric Liohts.

One of the New York papers says that Mr.
l. Fuller, of Brooklyn, New York, has
made practicable the use of the electric light
for illuminating streets and public buildings
The machine of Mr.F FULLER generates electric.
ity by induction, by means of armatures
surrounded with coils of wire, which are
made to move rapidly past powerful mag
nets. The currents produced are steady and
constant, and the machine has been used
successfully with the telegraph. An
electric lamp of very simple construction has
also been patented by Mr.. Fuller, which
costs less than So when completed. Nc
clock-work machinery is employed to keep
the carbon points in position. and the lamp
will burn for hours without being touched.
The effect of this invention is to lessen some,
what the intensity of the light, and to in.
crease its volume. The light is softer but
not less brilliant and powerful. Mr.. Fulle,
has also ready for patenting an invention by
which the electric current carried over 9
single wire can be divided into large mum
Der of independent branches, each capable
of supplying lamps of different power. Fol
several months past the machine-works OF
the Brady manufacturing company, in
Brooklyn, have been lighted with electric
lamps, all supplied by current passing
through single wire. Mr.. Fuller estimates
that one of his machines capable of pro-
ducing over 100 lights of 1OO-candle power
each, which may be placed in circle of q
mile from the machine, can be operated al
an expense of thirty pounds of coal an hour
to maintain steam power. There is no doubt
that the electric light will, at no distant day
altogether supersede gas, both for public and
private use. The electric light has been in
PRODUCED successfully in many manufacture
ing establishments, among others IN France,
at the chocolate factories of M. Menier; the
works at the large hotel now being built in
Paris, Rue de Rivoli, where it is said to be OF
immense utility as allowing colors to be
clearly distinguished, and not costing one.
half of what gas did formerly
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MINNESOTA NEWS.

The Lansing postofice, Mower county,
will be money order Office hereafter.
The Methodist society at Rochester are
building new parsonage, the estimated cost
being $4,000.
VIM. Jay Whipple, editor of the Winona
Herald, has been elected chief of the fire
department. of that city.
Fortyseven men from st. Charles, Winona
county, congregated at Luverne the other
day, all of whom had t,ken up claims in that
vicinity.
musical society has been organized at
Rochester. Its first public appearance will
be in the presentation of the cantata of tho
lawmakers.
The no-license party got black eye at
the Waseca village elect1on-Pat Child's
home-the votes standing 236 for license
and l49 against.
The Olmsted County Agricultural society
has been changed into joint stock COM
pany, and lands are to be purchased and the
exhibition permanently located at Rochester.
Messrs. Cochrane & Cosgrove, LIE Sueur,
in bankruptcy, have brought suit against
Peter and L. Quackenbush, for $4,000
damages, in precipitating their failure two
years ago.
The Polk county Journal, Uice the Audi
born Journal, has donned new dress and
looks as bright as one of "dad's" new dol
lars. The Jour1lsa5is published in the lively
town of Crookston.
A. j. Clark, who has been connected with
some half dozen papers at different points in
the State, is about to enter the field again,
this time at Elk River, where he proposes to
fling his Banner to the breeze.
There are nearly one hundred teams and
about four hundred men employed on the
Rochester d Northern railroad between
Rochester and Zumbrota, and the work of
grading has so far progressed that track lay
ing is about to be commenced.
MIR. VIM. Coyle, of Haverhill, purchased
POO acres of prairie and three acres of tim
Der. three miles southwest of Tracy, two
years ago for 500, and now values his farm
at So, 900. He moved his family to Murray
county this week.-Rochester Record and
Union.
It being understood that the company first
establishing its grade line in Zunlbrota
were to receive certain station privileges, the
Rochester g. Northern company played a
"heathen Chinee" trick upon the Midland
folks by hauling ties and iron from Roches-
ter, and before the dawn of the following
day quite piece of track was completed
This piece Of enterprise is especially obiec-
tionable to the Midland, as it necessitates
the raising of their grade some four or five
feet
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We have not believed, and we do not now
believe, that an investigation of the abom-
Unable outrage upon the rights of the people,
and of the States, by which Mr.. Hayes be-
came the fraudulent President, would result
in removing him from Office. Still less
probable do we think it, that Mr.. Tilden
will, by the production of legal evidence
that Hayes holds his Office by fraud alone,
be brought nearer to the Presidency. Never
theless, although Hayes should be put out,
and Tilden put in, the investigation should
be pushed to the furthest limits. Let all the
facts be made knownl
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The Democrats have done we'll in orde,

The Democrats have done we'll in ORDERING
the Florida frauds to be Investigated. Il
was no more than their clear duty SO to do
but the representations made by Washing.
ton correspondents and others have caused
people to have doubts. 1t was equally thei,
duty to refuse to have the fair and full in
vestigation of the known frauds mixed up
with any side issues. They have pat their
feet down with stamp upon any Republi-
can proposals tending to distract public at
tention from the point at issue, and they
should take care not to raise foot or heel one
inch
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No Chance fo, Hyperion.

Rochester Record and Union.
The Kasson Republican favors the nomi-
nation Of Gen. A. J. Edgerton for member
OF Congress from this district, and the Chat
field Democrat rises to remark: "Edgerton
won't stand any chance in the convention.
There's Jim Baker, Of Mankato, Dunnell,
Jim Farmer, of Spring Valley, Yale, of Wi
mona, Trask, of Caledonia, Colburn, of Pres
ton, and several others looking that way
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Serious Fire at Chippe,ca Fal1s, his.
Eau Claire News, 11th.l

A destructive fire took place at Chippewa
Falls, about O'Clock on Wednesday morn
ing, which resulted in the burning of the
Waverly house, together with six dwelling
houses and several barns. The loss is esti-
mated by the Times at not less than $40. 600.
The fire is supposed to be the work Of an
incendiary.