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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-09-19

In times ri depression In business
and low prices Tor commodities and
labor, when taxcs on othor property
aud individuals arc Just ~ high ~ In
good times. al business realizing muel,
reduced profits, bonds continue 10 draw
tho same high rste oi interest ~ In
good times aud promptly paid. wholly
exempt from taxes, while thr owners of
them sre relieved from al lossc~ and
burdens incident 10 other classes In
hsrd times. Thus giving tho bondhol.l.
err great And nnjttst advantages pycl all
other subjects oi the Government.
Worse still. this class 81 capitalists, the
bondholders, obtain even greater gains.
comparatively, than other capitalists, IN
hard tunes. III depressed iimes bnsi
l,eHs Or active capital II forced ~ realize
diminished profits. willie interest on tl,e
bonds remains tho snmn under NIL con.
tingcnciea. making II virtual, higher
than profits on all active busincsn. pro.
senting M outrageous discrimination
against thu large mass of industrious,
faithfMl subjects In favor III tlr irw Idle
ones, which should never esist III any
Governments, much less In u repnl,lie
Suppose, IN prosperous times. farm.
ing. mechanical and other prp.
dnctivc business operations na.lc
I per cent. profit, something
ncar tho sAins N ths interest whieii
The bonds bear: but hard times come,
and these profits Arr reduced "a mol
moro than 0nc.l,slf Tho former profits
while the bonds continue ~ draw the
same; they Arc virtually doubled In
profits Or interest. This IL oue ~ tl,e
great and unusual advantages which th.
bondi,olders enjoy over the business
classes. bcaidcs being exempt from,
tMxrs On thu capital IN support tlr
Government which Ii thus constAnti,
cnriching him, although il,e owners ol
ali other capital, aud MI lal,ptcrA. in,isl
l~y heavy taxrm BY Which the uoyefn.
m.nt can pay tl,e interest u. tnosr ,.r,
nutaxrd lMnds. fet ~ Msk ilU toll, /
tlir farmer. tho mrrlianic. anh others
how like yon the pirinre2 Like IL u
not, II In tho picture yon must Inv.
always before yon TIL yoti iind confsgs
anh Independence enough ~ yot.
against TIM two oil l,ariie. Who HI,
forced II upon ,on, anl have thr i. in.
aud manhood 10 AmplD,t iln satinns
dresnbnak party. WIN Will femosr thu
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-09-19
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shsit valyn snA ssii spstsssa ssnHsse amidst
heated spA sectional ansaiAails
ils has lslnHssd Iis standard snsWnr
the sniieaf ssrrnrhufis III TIE Nntih
~sss. anil il esssalsinN she fnfta ~ the
s*.lah llnpailsrsn Nntth III ! fsw aass
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ent an ihe IahsAa istfsi~r
Ills rnmp fiFss Ar u, niW,a esrty
hili, In every valley ard nren The lrea'l
tt~irir~ III Texas. lir hes rn ~vti
Ml~slssitja. All aneirn' Demvrtasie
sifuhphnii, and IN striving Il leul the
| lsasslrnents IL stslii iismarfaiie
south In the inlsrffsA ~ nationality
aud humanity. For shr jn@tire ~ his
ranse he nasrs no appeals ~ passion.
air. violent uf revolutionary n.sasnf.s.
| Iii~ appeal In IL All enlightened ril''le
| ouinirfi. IN " reached through the wal.
I ios. thn iinNi ronrt ~ arbitration IN our
| great American system.
| II his tnsi,ionr. or ans portion 81
them, bc wrrng Tiny will nus he nhlr "
hear ,he test III this rrucibls. II thty
te inst, or any portion oi ihsin, u -
right thAi tlsny should prevail
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-09-19
NEWS q Int WtEk,
0~Nsson M1wN

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ssesa - ssa 4sisnr I'M tAaAal Nv ns.as tf~aess
sna ssssens 1ss4 s~~n AssseA M@asHTsst
have ustttA tsnsisiAs fsesa tsasas sfvsfs
assassel ss.im .ssseA taee NsatssA Nsmslss
messages hsve i~~n sasspessasrd " sshss AssAaa
vstss#
The ~ Petersburg 11fvfee alive.
na.ss I#sssis carrying ua, shat hss i~en rallied
~ +#sssi Assin isHrssan rfaT~mme IN AssA
Ihss y n skssir AfThsai*ssN an I'M lins nt she
slieaao kresh snransAaas. isnassa tslinn shs
nasthetn s~ssaaa ard Enala1d the eashefn
n ~. h~n hinsssi tIa. Eeslana hss ieen snpv.
ihf sl.wiy Vi rarstnu us,i tits isrswr.nmr. N.
v.a~s tie ssespanmsni ~as nai safe af popular
snprsHt lsms sss massacre =, rsiwl give ~.
tsau rent ~ nrlsnfinmsis
I'll industrial depression continues
q grow no h~issI IN tsras HrisAin, and wage re-
darsians anil strikes Ar NJ every day occur.
ienee IN the manufacturing slistficsa
A London Telegram III the i3,h inst.
. sa,s. "Disrasehe. 10 ,he Government, con.
Arm tie appiehsnsions af ~ organized OPP
position w the population ~ Afghani~sAn.
TIN Nieercy. hn~.vef. IA rAnFnine "a speedy
sneeers Isarat's from Meol,an state sha,
iterat 1isdakshan and Dalkh have ali rcvol,csl
gainss the Ameer A holy war IL bsinn
reached throughout AffhanissAn Tho Him
doo attached 10 Maj. CavagnAri's mission, who
ronrtaled himself during the attack by the
moh and who escaped a. night. has arrived II
k.ratsA Ill., reports that thc cmharsy WAS
attacked III The morning, and scs on iirc Il
noon. tn. thai II hrli ons until evening lie
believes Ail the ushcrS connected with tLe mis-
Ion were kiliei
! King Mtcsa. ruling near Victoria Ny
Anxa. Africa. has abolished slavery shronshoa,
I his dominiops,
\ The deficit In Tie French harvest Ii
estimated d, about Vii Ouu. I'M bushels. Twenty
cish. millions of francs worth of gold lcf, lhsl
country last week for America.
The 1T. petcrxlMrg Gnfettr warns iss
\ readers against the trcAcherous assertion tl,a
II IL necc ,sary FOR England TO conquer Afghan
is'an l, say. England has always hccn N.
I deadly enemy " nnssiA. Tic poll " of isnrris
IN Aria can only consist Of rerfisals against In.
glald. u is necessary 10 sxpol the British from
Central Asia.
GnstAvc liippolytc Roger. tho famous
| ffenrh tenor. who made tho tour with jenny
lAndia hcr iit~t WRIT 10 England. isdead. ag.i6t
] A dispatch from Capctown. South
Afri.a, sa,s ths pursuit IL Kins GHtywa,,
continues hosly. III has split up his party ant
taken 10 tho iush.s
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-09-19
1he Extremes ~ n hlch Precedence Il
CARRIED In England.

Precedence III England extends cyei
into the servants hall aiid Kitchen.
This In manifested every morning. At
family prayers all tho hunsu Servant.
attend, i,itt IN they used " do hsrc IN
families In which that domestic disci-
plinr was kept mp. a row II chairs II
placed for them In tho breakfast room,
anil they enter and takc their sents.
The head of tho honsc reads prayers
and the lesson of tile day, or SOME 9TH
er part III tho Bible. observed that
the servants In cael, liunHe always en-
tered III the same order the h0nre-
keeper marching nt ths heal u the
line mud taking the seat faftlicst from
the door. AnA Ii VIVA, nm sorry ~
.ny. rathrr funny Ia 4c some dozen or
more VI tkem pound soiemnly in and
plnmp stolidly down npon their senla.
Alter prayers arr over. they III course
rise and 70 ont. Int ! naw THAT they
lid not 20 ont In reverse order tho
one nearest the door going out iirst ~
would have hrGn nalusa' aud convenient
They rose, stood In line. and then tho
housskeeper went out first, followed
by the servant next her; aud thus
the line doubled upon itself, the hle
Thus telling itxclf IN, no TINT the one
who entered The room last left II last.
The order Of entering and leaving was
tho same. Tn speaking III this MAJ
told with smilrs TINT precedence was
strictly observed among them: that III
thc servants hall the honsckeeprr took
the head of tlr table. the butler the
foot. aud that thc servants upper and
under. had places strictly assigned to
them according 10 the dignity IL their
positions. What In tho order of their
sitlin. Or u their going tl,s lord u PR.
r.tlrncc nhly knows, but suppose TINT
| The my l.ady's n,ail sits on the right
hand ~ the butler. and my Lords own
man on ihat III the houAekseptr. Al
dinner they sit Together ii the common
tnhlr down 10 cheese, and tho upper
servants only rise AID go In state III
dessert In tIic honsekeeprr's room. The
upper sersahtA arr those who IIase sery'
niits under them. NJ upper servant
nryrr wears livery. When yieitors vt i
grsat lnilss bring servants with them
the guests In lii s.fsnnts' hall nrr fpr
inHliy assigned plet.. httscily according
to ths rank III tier master Or mistress
learned ulsD li.ul sersanls Io call cael
0thsr by thu title. ii their masters nua
mattresses, anL thal thi. incident n
"high.ltte below atsirs ii no iIctiOn.-
| Ktchnrt 1rant Rhits. ~ The atlantic
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-09-19
NOllOWAY's OINTMENT,

t'sssesss1 - tAts KEMEDr. Es~rN M~a ssnv
- Ats os~n lbesssr. n ss~v ~ rNbAsd tnto
fAs sNsfess. - ~ - reSeA ANY tMserwas eeM-
ps~tmtS ~ sAeer ws~wnA n ewr~s Seres Or ~.
e~vS IN ~ THkOAT. STOMACH. LivER.
ApINE, - etASr p~rfs. n " ~ lMfssfish,@
keSsedv 1sv nan LEGS. nth HRElSTS.
CsNsvWeteA or SftR Jefmss. 0OHT. RHEr-
MATfSM, AND aH NkiW Dis~sses.
tArowrAr1 tanltuN. rut. at genuine Hhehs
the signature ot MAvuprK ~ agent for the United
Asatcs, surrounds zach tox 10 fiils nj ointment.
nosea ~ ~ cents, ~ cents and ~ each,
~ There II considerable sAstng by taking TIN
larger slsts. HOLLOWAY h To. New York
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-09-19

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tsFs - A#sAisNs lMssss. Fsit ~ hestteAA
A ilassns Aastsmteh sass the snsafwen'
ssssls. II NJ fsssssas VI sasssewin ara ~sstsse
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fsr@ f#.ss srtsess Aatsenaetsa w ~asssaTe
sf sssAs g7# sssA n W. t~isna u fstsse ssls
II taae
Tie price ~ nails Ina he.n advanced
ts shr Nhsv lttw Haanfa atnvtp
William "A. iinn. 4 ~sli Ana~n art
~ and fswlslsts 'he saass aesa sss assietsl
pssnsrt ~ Asneties. s4sanitssa Tuiriie ii ~
isle III HtyAls. w aru~Nlar hssnsris, f.~ asys
aga MI Hiatt hsA sssaia | rslshsiss IN s#vsfs
esss.ss II ~nfk. las hi- lssess ana les, an
wa. slse .l~enfstien "A ,is NJ tosk stale tA,i
VA. A Albany
Col Thomas A. Seost. President al
he Pennsylvania rsslfesl. hes enme hona,
frrm Farure mash improved IN health
William n. Williams. manager ~ sht
llnlioek Printing rsr.. Company. l. ,leaa
Mr.. Albert rell and Mr.. Cluenc,
%nw.il Head hare arrived In this cpunifs, hrar
ng lhs nfs,risl signatures ~ her Ms,esss Nj.
gneen ef England ~ Commissioners ii lnuait,
into tho can.e II the agricultural depression |,
Enllani, and, II ros~itls. iind a r,mels.
Secretary Evarts has been visiting
G'an.da. where he MAS The gut~, of tips.r
nor General lorne
Generous Jay Gould has contributed
another eb.,sn for ,hc relief VI The yciios -frvc
sufferers N Memrhis
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-09-19
lgIsosLLAMnoUs oL1AHlxoS,

Capt. Goldsmith and vile, tho crew
Of the miniature lnAi uncic san, from Bosso,
for Eurcps, have arrived - Liverpool III tes.
~ which, picked them up. Tiley encountered
furtous sAle on Newfoundland, and for siaya
were dA.llsd about like top un thu angry
wst.ra 10 aid 10 ilnir Other rui~esie.. MI.
icidsmisl, WAS taken srronrl, III, and tie l,ia.-
land was thus conlpell.st 10 a. i. nnr~c. ipa.
tor aud cook, ia Aidi.ia, b his oiher duties ot
r.ecrin. Tie frsil craft anil baliing oul the
water % keep hcr AhoAt The man vent .lurea
days and ntshts willlon, closing Lls eyes A.
together u wAs > psrilous voyage and : narrow
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-09-19

Secretary EvAfts " saidso hr cptn~esl
10 s.,@ Artoinsn,,Hns ~ uys, ftnAaa ~ Minister
II England. IN she ground that be- II nai a
iawy.f Isav.s IL ssh. 10 i~lseve that Il y
essential thss All she important diplomatic r.
slsirms should be hid Il, good, II moi eminent,
lawyers.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-09-19
the rAlEnp Or ALI!
H0LLOWATS PILLS.

y ksA no srpssists Holloway Fsiis gave me
hearty eMe.s
Your tilia ore mArvsteus.~
s~ad Tor another hax, Aad he<p shean In the
hnnAe~
DIR, Meils~sy hss cs~i ~ headache ths. MS
chronic"
igAve enc of yeae ells 10 ny babe foi rhelsrA
mcrhas. The dear iitfis thing GOT ~~ll In dAt.@
Nv haueeA of morning II now cured"
four eAoA ~ MDil0~Aya Ointment cured mr. N
noIs~s IN tho AsaA. ribhrd sotu~ az yonr uiut
meut bshlnd the ~Are, and the noise has i~tt,"
Mind me two toEes; want cne Tor poas faa
iiy..
incioss doliAr; yonr price n = rents, but tts
medicine ta me 10 worth doitAr~
Hend me AVE- bcxrs cf yoMF ptlia..
Let me hare three hoxss Of yoar rils by return
mail. for Chills and Fewer
hsvs over ~ sncA tsstimonials - these but
wAnt of apaes eompsla me- y conclude.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-09-19

And Ill evuptcns u the skin this Ointment II meet
lnsstWabe. II does mt hcst externally alone, but
lsen&tratee with the most searching ssects ~ tAs
very root Ut tho evil.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-09-19

4 Washington telegram rays: si'fntnineni
cr,lefed nien Just arrived firm Tie knntIi ~
psrt thst thN Asssuipte 4, Iiss.,KdA ils lIachs
frni going Wet and north it,ls fAtl are fnsiIr,
aai thai nahipK fe0,ahs i.ut 10 ~ them ~ AID
Hiye Tho matter practical isst 11sty report
iliAi The .smins win nj 10 hi dad earnest shs
isltsr rarl ~ Uetober, ami where one w.li illIs
yprl. five viii ~ this fall The nn.srinrit.
however, Will MT hn confined iO kaissA~, Ln
Ali Nssiern kiAtar Will recpise are.sslDiis.S
4 rAHatR in south Georgia har rcs.
cici lis corntirll from COWS l,y sir.p.
In some grain in alrDllpl. The whole
flock became drunk aud since they have
avoided that held
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-01-02
n Stirring Elope,nes,t.
New York Time.I

CIergymen are not addicted as body to
clipping, for they are apt to be such favoritcs
with the very pious young women of their
congregations, and with orthodox parents
also, that elopements are unnecessary. But
when they do run off with their expected
brides, they evince an activity and energy
that are remarkable. At least one may Judge
so from the example of Rev. John Oliver, a
young preacher at Bedford, Ky. He had
won the affections of Emma Abbott, girl
of good family, but in moderate circum-
stances, in the village, and she had been
very willing to be won. Papa objected to
divers suit because he was poor. He
thought Emma fine girl who deserved
q rich husband. Thus baked of their
desires, Oliver engaged two horse and drove
to the sohool-house where his sweetheart
was teaching. This was Saturday, and hav
ing had an understanding with John, she
dismissed her pupils till Monday, and rode
OF With him. They soon discovered that
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-01-02
Beauty as u Lobbyist.
uorLor


If you want to see Venus in her supreme
earthly glory and luxuriance, come to Wash
ingt"n aud ste the little ones and the big ones,
all proteges of the queen herself, and you will
see them in the lobby; such rosy checks and
sparkling eyes; such arching brows and pearly
foreheads; such laughing lips and lillied hands,
you perhaps have never seen before. They
command big pay and work hard. They but
tonhole and interview the greatest and lowest,
the strongest and the weakest; they prevade
every place, see everybody and know every
thing. They represent the claims of jeremiah
Ruggles for a pension of $40 a month"; and that
of the Texas Pacific for a subsidy OF $50. O00,-
600. They never let up, they are irresistible
and indefatigable; no means yes; the shoulder
of coldaess is the hand of welcome; the frown
of scorn is the smile of approval; they take
everything as inevitable, and SO are happy, or
appear so. Commercially, as class, they are
successful; morally, they hang as an incubus
upon that great sex to which she who nursed
us in her arms, dried our little tears of sorrow,
and resmothered our young agonies Of defeat
belongs.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-01-02
Boots and Shoes.
Arrival and Departure of Mails from the st
Paul Post Office.

Edstern-Arriyes daily except Monday at 90
m and 2 40 M except Sunday. Closes daily except
Sunday at 10 As m, and As M except Saturday.
SPEcIAL-Hastings, Red Wing, Lake City, Waba-
shaw Wnona and La Crosse, Wis, arrives daily cx-
cept Monday at 90 I'm, and closes daily except Sat
+ Milvaukee 6 st. Paul Railroad, (Iosga Div.)-
Arrives daily except Sunday at IS NJ Closes daily
st. Paul Dc st. Louis, Mo-, Route-Arrives daily
except Sunday at 100 m. Closes daily except Sat
urday at $50 m.
closes daily except Sunday at 45pm. Arrives
daily except Sunday at 1145am.
West Wisconsin Rail7oad-Arrives daily except
Sunday at 40 p M. Closes daily except Sunday at
10 As
spEo1Ans--Elroy and Harvard Route-Black River
Falls, Eau Claire and Menominee, Wis., arrives daily
st. Paul d isiouu city Raizroaa-Arrives daily
except Sunday at II 80 m. Closes daily except
Fort Smelling, Minn.-Arrives daily at 6 p m.
Closes daily at 80 am.
spEcIALs-Shakopee, Jordan, Belle PLANE, Hen
and St. James, closes daily except Sunday at 80 e
m. Arrives daily except Sunday at Is IN.
Bloomington Ferry-Wednesday and Saturday,
closes at 80 m. Arrives at IL 80
st. L0a0rence-T Thursday, closes at 80 m. Ar
Hastings d Dakota Raizroad-Arrives daily e1-
cept Sunday at 25 m. Closes daily except Sunday
st. Pau 6 Pacific Railroad llfain Liae.)-st
Paul to Observation-Disclosures daily except Sunday
at1o 40 m. Closes daily except Sunday at 80 m.
sPEo1A1s ,,,, Dassell, Darwin, Litch1ield
day at 80 an. Arrives daily, except Sunday at
20 m. Minneapolis closes daily except Sunday
80 m, 10 IS m and 80 pm. Arrives daily ex-
cept Sunday at 90 M, 90 pm and 90 m.
Fort Sisseton, Dakota-Mondays and Wednes-
days-arrives at 10 40 m, closes Wednesdays and
Saturdays at 4 80 pm.
81. Paul Dc Pacific Railroad (BrancA Line)-
Arrives daily except Sunday at p M. Closes daily
except Sunday at m.
st: Paul Dc Duluth Railroad-Arrives daily ex-
cept Sunday at 40 pm. Closes daily except Sun
day ut 7 80 q m.
SPECIALS Saltwater, arrives daily, Sundays exc
| cepted at 10 80 M, 2 40 p m, 40 p m. Closes
daily, Sundays excepted att 80 m, AMI 80 p m.
North Wisconsin Railroads.&c.. Paul to Clayton,
Wis visa at 24op m, closes at 10 IS m.
| Northern Pacific R0ilrO0d-Arrives daily except
Sunday at p m. Closes at a m.
| Penn6ina, Dakota-Arrives daily except Sunday
at Z 90 p M Closes at z a m.
Fort Batord, Dakota-Arrives Mondays, Wednes-
days and Fridays, at m. Closes Mondays, Wednes-
days and Fridays, at 10.
| Fort Berth0t0, Dakota-Arrives Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays, m. Closes Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays, at q M.
| Fort Keough, III. T.-Arrives Mondays and Fri
days at 7 p m. Closes Mondays and Fridays, m.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-01-02
Kin Fun tEil.Efc.

The metropolitan company yesterday
drew full houses, both for the matinee ana
evening performances. AS heretofore an-
nounced, the play was Rip Van Wrinkle, with
Mr. John Murray in the leading roe.
It IS deedless to say to those who are IA
miliar with Mr.. Murray's talents that his
conception of Irvlng's great creation is
simply admirable And neither does he
strut in the borrowed garments of Joe JEFF
ferson. His conception is original and pure
ly his own, and all who witnessed either of
yesterdays performances will concede that
it is one of which he may be proud.
The other characters are we'll sustained,
while the scenic effects are artistic and beau
tiful. Lovers of tho drama will do well to
see Rip as presented by the Metropolitan
COMPANY.
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papa and his two sons were in hot pursuit,
with the usual Kentucky accompaniment of
shot-guna. In danger of capture, they left
the highway, and dashed through forest and
stream until they had reached the railway.
They arrived in Cincinnati to find that they
could not get married unless Oliver would
swear his intended was an Ohioan, which he
would not do because, as a preacher, he was
opposed to lying. Moreover, seeing posters
announcing Emma Abbott's concerts, he
thought they were rewards offered for his
mistress apprehension. They then dashed
down to Lawrenceburg, Ind, where they
Joined in wedlock, and over to Kentucky
again, that he might arrive in time to preach
Sunday, and she to open school Monday.
This is model instance of combined busl-
ness and connubial dispatch.
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His Former address.
ISprinefield Republican,

A Milford man, stupe6ed by drink and the
cold, was found near the Fair Haven rolling
mill the other night and taken in and resus-
citated amid the lurid glare of the molten
iron and the din of the machinery. AS he
slowly came to and was asked where he be-
longed, he looked about him in frightened
manner and replied: "Well, when was on
earth lived in Milford.'
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arrested on Suspicion.

Dennis Reardon was arrested last night by
Chief Munger, on suspicion of having stolen
O buffalo robe from buggy which was
standing in front OF a restaurant on Henne-
pin avenue. The robe was found under the
sidewalk in front of the city market by OH
Ger Wescott. Dennis will have an examine
ton this morning.
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LEGALs.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
the matter Of the estate Of Hermann Zwierzynskl,

In the matter Of the estate Of Hermann Zwierzynsk
deceased:
Notice is hereby given that the Judge of the Pro-
bate Court of Ramsey county, has fixed upon the
first Monday of February A. d. 1872 being the third
day OF the month"; and the probate office in said
will receive hear, and adjust all claims of all persons
against said deceased, and that six months from and
after the date hereof have been limited the time
for creditors to present their claims against said
estate.
Dated the 10th day Of December, 1873.
WILLIAM II. STORMER,
Administrator.
Dec 12-bw thur