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sisted and finally driven of by the police force
and citizens. Three officers and fourteen men
were killed or wounded i'll tho fight.
TnE ship Winchester, from Manila, with sugar
Tor the 81. Lawrence refinery, at Montreal, was
wrecked in the straits Of Macassar. Her cargo
was valued at from SlS0.000 IT, 1901, 600; in.
surpd.
A rttAsuaE steamer capsized in n squat on
Lake Bricnzc, Switzerland, on tho 25th, and
sixteen persons were drowned.
THERE were siXty-ono deaths from yellow
foycrat Havana during tho week ending tho 2ith
THE steamer Becweni, at IIarvo from thu
WISt iudics, has yellow fever on board. Three
persons died on the passage. Eightecen on,
convalcsccut.
On the 26th, n rowboat was run down by u
steam huncn on the Thames. A gentleman
lady and two children were drowned
STEAMER lIAzrEpEAN, Capt tall, from Bill.
boa for Newcastle, sunk in the British channel
un tho 10Th inst. Five of the crew were
drowned.
Az eruption of Mount Vcsuvius began on th,
25th.
Tux total losS cr Nfo by the earthquakes At
Manila IL estimated at 800, including 200 China,
mon. Almost every family liz homeless.
MoNrENEaRINs have attacked tho Albanians
near CcrnaniH. They killed thirty-two persons
and carried OF quantity Of cattle to Cettmjc.
Prince Nakiti ordered restitution of tho cattle
Tho prince has also ordered levy OF men be-
tween the ages of III and TO years.
THE Amcrican-English International rifle
match track place at Wimbledon on the 2itl
and resulted III Il victory for the English. Total
score: English l,6i7; Americans i,hGS,
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THE CRIMINAL CALENDAR.

WM. II. CUsHMAN, ex-preSident of the dcfunct
dictcd for cmbczzlipg upwards of 500, 900 Of
the funds of the bank, was surrendered to the
United States authorities at New York, on the
Both ult., and was taken to Colorado.
Mus. ANN WEBER, wife of the late Col.
Weber, of the 83th Ohio regiment, jumped from
the third story of building in Columbus. O.,
on the 18th ult., and killed herself while tenn
porarily dcrangod,
On the night of the 10Th ult. II party of if-
teen disguised men went TO the house of Joe
Thompson (colorcd), living twenty miles from
Atlanta, Ga, dragged him out, beat him and
his wife fcarfnlly, fatally shot his son and
killed his daughter. Thompson says he recog-
niZes m leader Of the gang John Gray, whom
he recently prosecuted and had convicted for
assault and battery.
:. VI. BRANscoM, of Jacksonville, Fla, was
committed TO the Tombs, New York. on the
10Th ult.. on Il charge of forgery of $4,000
sanitary improvement bonds of Jacksonville,
Fla. Tho bands Were autographed in New York
city ON what purported to DO u genuine order
from the mayor Of Jacksonville. The seals were
cut by two different firms aud after completing
the impression on the bonds BraIIsc0m carried
the plates on board n Fulton ferry boat and
threw them overheard. He hired boy 10 write
tho signature Of A. J. Baldwin, chairman, TO
n large number OF bonds, and il was through
him the scheme became known.
Ar Moberly, NO., on the 10Th ut., while the
sheriff was taking J. 9. Carlew into tho court
house to be tried for committing rape on tho
person of Mrs. Crmp, last March, a mob OF
one hundred men set upon the prisoner. Carlew
war shot three times while running, and WAS
finally cornered in building where tho husband
OF the outraged woman, fired five shots into
him, causing his death in ten minutes.
G. $. WooDwoRTH u Co.'s gafe was blown
open by burglars at Marshalltown, Iowa, on the
18th ult., and $4,000 worth of securities taken
therefrom.
BESIDES $S, 500 in cash stolen from the Mid
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and served In turn az witnesses for each othcr.
That was another dodge. Mon were natural
lied within three weeks after their arrival.
Mr.. Davenport has gathered 1000 certificates
with affidavits by the OWNERS, that they had
BEEN given them before they had been sufficient
time IN the country.
To-day Mr.. Davenport showed that Judge Bar
nard pretended to hear the cases and make OUT
papers to 2,543 persons in five h0llrs. On the
files OF the courts nc had forged the names OF
prominent citizens used az Witnesses who never
appeared az such, names liks Aug. Belmont,
John 4. HOFFMAN William II. Vanderbilt;
Witness gave the names OF men WHO had
been naturaiized before being in the country SIX
weeks. Witness said that tho number OF
persdiia who regiGtered on fraudulent
certificates In 1876 was 10000, am!
in 1879 it was reduced 10 1850. Oh
these only about !, 200 voted, and he wonld have
prevented them If he could. He denied con
Quoting the affairs Of his Office in any partisan
manner, and in fart had been accused by he:
publicans of favoritism. Davenport mentioned
the name OF Patrick GoG, wh0r1j he said, had
appeared az q witness for persons desiring '" DC
hat,iralized In 1909 cases. Certificates Wcfe
sold IN blank 10 applicants for naturalization on
aud they were charged from 30 cents to S2oo.
Four hundred Of these papers were taken IN one
day by Gor TO Kings county. Many OF me
blanks vert also taken TO the river counties for
sale, and in Saratoga county 400 were offered
for sale.
Senator Hoar asked Mr.. Davenport what the
majority was for the Democratic presidential
ticket In this State in 1868. MIR. Davenport
said the total Democratic vote was 429, 1888, and
the Republican vote 4l9, ssS, leaving an exact
Democratic majority of 10000, OF which the
Democratic majority in this county was GO,b5t.
He believed in this city there were about 40, 900
votes Cast on tho certificates Of 1868.
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MANKATO FREE PRESS,
DOUBLE the CIRCULATION
{ Any Paper Published 10 Blue Earth County
NEWS or THE WEEK
rIEE EAST.

4 DESPATCH from Mount WaslIngtom n. H.,
there iittlc before noon on the 10Th ult.. and
continued most of the time until two O'Clock.
A LADY has just died in Delaware City, Del,
who, for thirty-siX days Previous to dissolution,
had not taken II morsul of food. Shc dh not
lose much flesh, aud weighed shortly before her
death one hund,pd aud fifty pounds. The pco-
pie Ia the pEhbUrhaod consider case more wun-
dcrful than that of DIR. Tanner. ilo can eat II
hc wishes Ia, Int she, being afflicted with an I'M
conqucrahc aversion Ia food, could not il slIa
wuud, and "a dIrd
Cart. JAMES II. SrASLEY, of MiddlctowIi, Ia,
died On tho Nth from hydrophohia When tie
symptoms first became manifest tho captain
babe his friends goodbye and submitted him.
self to the cate Of keepers, but during violent
spasm he escaped, ana was found IN the suburbs
biting al everything within reach. The de.
ceased WAS bitten 10y his own dos five weeks
previous.
4 FUSION has been effected between the Dem
ocratS and Grccnbackcrs i'll Maine.
CONSTANTINE llERRINd, called 10y llahncmaun
himself the "Fathcr of Homeopathy, died at
New York on the 9th, aged n.
RICHARD VI. LEA, prominent member Of the
New York Produce Exchange, was taken sudden
ly sick on tho 9th at his office, and waS removed
To the Stevens House, where hc died. Lea WAS
about 80 years old.
Mas. Harriet GIRARp CLAIM. a member of
the wcll-kno~n Girard family, of Philadelphia,
and whose first husband, Baron Henry Lallc-
mand, was n general of artillery under the urrat
Napoleon, died at Philadelphia on the 2ith.
j. II. TRuMnuIL, Of the housc of II. l.. llor-
ton y Co., of the New York stock exchange,
died un the 2GIh, aged 81 years
GREEN SMITH, the only surviving SON of Ger
ri Smith. died nj his residence in l"tcrloro,
\. y, on the I'D inst, aged -
rmAs. BARLOW, If II q. Dun d Go. X mcrcan-
tile agency, died suddenly At his summer resi-
dcncc IN Long Branch, un the 18th.
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Republican Management vs.. Democratic

On the 3lst of August, 1866, the pub
~, 75G, 43l ,571, ON which the annual in
terest charge was $l5O,977, 697. On the
lst of July, 1880, the debt less cash in
the treasury was 81 ,9l9, 326, TAT, and on
this the annual interest charge $40, $685.
9Sl. Therefore in fourteen years and
ten mouths, under Republican manage
mcnt, the principal of the national debt
was reduced 1897, 10l ,S24, while the M
nual interest charge was reduced almost
one-half, or $7l,3il, ZIG. Compare
this with Democratic management
during the same length of time, or the last
fifteen years OF the rule of that party-that
is from 1916 to 1861: In that time the
public debt was increased $l3, l37, 032,
the cash i'll the treasury was reduced
81, 1l5, 41S, and the credit of the govern
ment declined so that in 1860 it virtually
paid IL per cent. interest on money Dor
rowed TO pay current expenses. This
occurred after fifteen years of peace, and
when there was no great war debt to be
provided for. Fifteen years Of Republic
can management in time of peace pro-
vided for the prompt payment of the
interest on an enormous national debt,
Accumulated in combating II rebel
lion against the government, Or
ganized by the southern wing of the
Democratic party with the connivance
of Democratic members of the admins
tration, paid over eight hundred millions
of the debt, restored the credit OF the
government so that its four per cent.
bonds sold at II premium in the financial
markets of the world, placed the paper
currency OF the country on specie basis,
and in addition provided for the current
expenses of the government, made large
appropriations tor public works and for
liberal pensions to many thousands OF
disabled soldiers.
These figures arc from the treasury
department, and the comparison which
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Nashy IN Hancock.

From letter written to President johnson In 1867
found Moo Orleans in tremOr of
Joy. The principal biznih citizens is
again about the streets, clappin their
hands and hollerin "Halleluiier." The
hez restored contidenZi the buzzrlms NV
our friends and consternashun i'll the
breasts NV our enemies Juries, thank
God, are NO more polluted with niggers
onto 'cm. They are now drawl from the
old citizens, many of which served under
Borcgard in the late unpleasantness.
Bizness, therefore, goes on without
delay. Ez u sample NV how much biz
ness is facilitated, ! may mention that in
one court there wuz Al cases in which
niggers WIZ plaintiffs, and 40 in which
niggers WIZ defendants. The tryin NV
all these cases Okupied 3 hours and 10
minutes. The vertlics in the Al cases
bein invariably fur the defendants, and
in the 45 other cases fur the plain
tifis. Wv the time specified,
hours and % minutes wuz consumed by
the niggers in payin the costs. 1t il q
singular thing how wrOngthe niggers
allus is. Thet wich pertickerly binds
General Hancock to us is that part NV
his order wich prohibits the military
from bein nj the polls. 1t is extremely
probable that the Ethiopeans Nv Ameri-
kin descent will be centrally persuaded
not to vote Mt oil. The citizens Nv Texas
hev way NV pcrswadin the niggers
when they amt unconstitooshionally in
terteercd with, that will, l think, enshoor
the triumph NV correct principles in that
state. A native Texan, II gentleman who
is now IN New Orleans purchisin cart
ridges fur Finch revolvers, to be used in
reconstrlctin the state, gave me SIGH in
formashen or preclooded the necessity
NV my goiu personally to inspect.
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Political Notes.

AN old soldier writes to Washington
paper and puts the issue between the
two presidential candidates in the follow
ing pithg WAY;
When Gen. Hancock was In coniiiiand II the
old Second corps, lighting for the preservation
of the Union, was Hancock man, and was
with him ut Spottsylvania, front of Petersburg
and oil along the line; but when he takes COM
mand Gf ttt Southern Confcdcracy AIN with
the volunteer soldier ana statesman, James A.
Garfield. | do not knew of 4 soldier that was q
Republican during the war that will not vote as
he fought, for the Union and the old flag, and
l know quite number.
The Republicans Of Indiana are or
ganizipg for very energetic campaign,
and will give their opponents a lively
race. They are united and hopeful, and
the prospects of success for their ticket
are as good rs could be expected i'll Il
state nearly evenly divided. The battle,
not only there but in several other states,
will be to the vlgilalt md persistent.
this, and act accordingly.
The testimony of John /. Davenport
and his incontrovertible documentary
evidence OF election frauds in New York
city has forced the New York World to
admit that there were some scandalOus
actions in 1868 in regard to naturaliza-
TONS" and that "many persons voted in
that year on insufficient papers," A
great deal more than this is shown by
the evidence, but this is great deal for
Denio6ratic journal to admit, especially
when it is Remembered how the World
and other Democratic newpapefs abused
Davenport for his efforts to prevent these
very frauds aud to expose them after
they We're committed.
FROM statement just issued from
the treasury department, 1t ,ippears that
the total amount of bonds refunded M
der the acts of July, Nth, 1870, and
january Goth, 1871, was 81 1896 ,347, 800,
on which tlrs annual saving III interest is
l9,9OO,SS3. Abodt twoathirds Of this
saving is on transactions since March
LIST, 1877, or during the existence Of the
present administration. This great saw
ing to the people is source of just pride
to the Republican party, since it has
been accomplished, as was the resump-
ton of specie payment, under laws
passed by Republican congress, aud exc
cuted by Il Republican administration, in
face of the opposition, or predictions of
failure, of no uncomfortable portion of
the Democratic party. History will I'M
doubleday be searched in vain for n SINH
LARRY successful management of the
finances of any other country, and the
Republican party nifty properly put for
ward this success as a reason for cuhtin"
uing power in it's hands.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

THE West Virginia Democratic state ticket il
AZ follows: For governor, Jacob J. Jackson;
auditor, James $. Miller; treasurer, Thomas
OBrien; judge Of the Supreme court, Th0s.
GREEN; attorney general, &. &. Watts; supcrin-
tcndent OF schools, B. l.. Butcher.
ULYSSES s. GRANT, JR., or "Buck," as he il
famiharly called, is said to have made 100000
by lucky speculation in the last three years.
lilo ~ credited with working up the scheme by
which the general. Lis father, was made prcsi-
dent of the San Pedro company.
BETWEEN 1873 and 1880, twcnty-six steam
ships laden wholly Or partially with grain foun-
d"red at sea and xix were reported missing.
During the same period one hundred grain
laden sailing vessels foundcred aud eleven were
reported missing.
THE English bark II. W. Wood arrived nj
Mobile quarantine on the 10Th with vel ow
fever. Everybody on board had been down
except three men. Two diuu,
A WAsHINGToN dispatch says tue excess of
exports over imports for twelve months ended
June 20, il SlG7, 9Os,359, During the year Just
closed both the value of imports of mcrchall-
disc into and the value of exports of mcrchan-
diRc from the United States were larger than
during any preceding year in the history of the
country. Tho value Of exports Of merchandise
for the year ended June 30, 1880. exceeded the
value of exports of merchandise during tho
preceding year about S25.O00,000, or IL per
cent; and tho value Of imports of merchandise
during the year ended June 80, 1890, exceeded
the value of such imports during the preceding
year about 1929 100000, or 50 per cent.
The professional Scullers' race between Riley,
of Saratoga, Lee, of Newark, and Plaistcd, of
Boston, took place On Saginaw river ut bay
City, Mich, on the 9th. The race was very
limo one, lilley crossing the line only two lengths
ahead of Lee, and PlaiStedDbo ID lengths be-
hind Lee. Time, Riley 22:25, Leo 22:2S.
THE steamer Newborn from Mazatlan brings
the details of the recent operations there of the
inSurgcnt Gen. Ramierez. He attacked the
barracks the Goth ult., with about forty men.
The fight lasted several hours. Some thirty
were killed and as many moro wounded on botl
sides. Most Of the remaining federal troop
joined lIamicreZ, who collected forced loan OF
about S50,000 from merchants. Tho gunboai
Democratic arrived July /, and shellcd the bar.
racks liamicrcz left Jnly3 3. Col. Reyes over.
took him next day. A battle cnsucd, I,amicrc2
leaving the field to the fcderals. More troop
have been landed ut MaZatlan to pursue Ram
ieroz. AT an election riot at Guadalujara thirty
were killed.
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is drawn from them Is entirely just in
all respects. 1t fairly represents the
financial policy of tho two parties, and is
u sufficient answer to any and every
claim of the Democratic party to be re-
instatcd in power. But there are
several other COMPARISONS which might
be drawn between the records OF the two
parties which would result equally to the
advantage of Republican policy.
These facts regarding the Republican
management Of the national finances
should be kept constantly in mind by the
voter, because they form the best
criterion by which to judge of the claims
of the two parties for his support.
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Exact Size Of the Obelisk,

The length of the niqnolith which has
come to stay in New York Is sixty-nino
feet six inches; it is seven feet eight
inches square at the base, and five feet
five and thrce-guarter inches ut the top
The Foundation il seven feet six inches
square. The lower step il twenty anG
three-quarter inches high, nineteen anc
three-quarter inches wide. The SECOND
step Is nineteen inches high. thirteen
and quarter inches wide. The thirf
step is seventeen inches high, seventeen
and three-quarter inches wide. Upol
this foundation the pedestal upon whief
the needle rests isplaced. This pedcsta
is six feet ten inches high, nine feet foul
inches square at the base and nine feet
threc-quWters Of III inch square at the
top.
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(wausau (wis.) Central Wisconsin.

We love everything that's old. Old
friends, old times. oldmanners, old books,
old wine. And the famous author might
have added-old medicines, because OF
their known worth. In IL late commune
cation, Mr.. Eustace Saucr, Modena, Mo-,
thus speaks of m Old German House.
hold Remedy: l prize Hamburg Drops
very highly. | had suffered for seven
years with u severe disease of the liver.
l vainly expended great deal of money
upon physicians and for medicines. I
concluded to use Hamburg Drops. The
trial was crowned with the highest sue
cess, as am to-day healthier than I
have been for years.
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Ali. DISEASES OF THE BLooD.-If Vegetint
will relieve pain, cleanse, purify and cnre such
diseases, restoring the patient to perfect health
after trying different physicians, many rene.
dies, suffering for years, is il not conclusive
proof, if you are a sufferer, sou can be cured
Why IL this medicine performing such great
cures? Itworls in the blood, i'll the circulating
purifier The great Source of disease originates
in the blood and no medicine that does not act
directly upon it, to purify and renovate, has any
lust claim upon public attention.
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THE MARKETS.
Reported by THE CHANDLER Blows Co., Commission
MERCHANTS, Milwaukee and Chicago.
New Work.


NEW York, July $1,000 J.. M.-Flour-- With
out decided change; moderate export and home
trade demands round hoop Ohio ut $5.10GD5. 75
choice du ~ S5S0@700I slpertinc western At
$3.80@Oi.5O; common TO good 5xt"a do at N 40
6Di.G5; choice do at $i.5007.00; choice white
wheat do Mt $i.GO05.00. Whcat-Quict, with
no important change; sales 5000 bus No. red
cash ut Sl.08E; 5000 bus sellerJuly ut $1.Os3S
1000 bus do seller August at l.081s; $4,000 bus
do seller Scptenber&t $l.09A @L00IGi 5000 bus
DO !scllfr ,Octobct at $1,O91s. Corn Without
do future at TX Si9r :. UaIs Urn aud quiet
western ut 376Di3c. Beef-Quiet and rncliahg.
cd; new plain mess ut $3.50; new extra do ut
$1,000. Pork Dull and weak; new mess at
S14.37l IG0l4.5O. IMrd-IIeavy; steam render
Cd NJ $7,G5. IsuttGr-In good demand; full late
prices; Ohio at ii@21c. Cheese Firm at
01Olsc for poor To fancy. Sugar Very stohg'
fair demand. Moasses Unchanged; light dc
maid. Petroleum and unchanged. Rice
Firm; good demand. Colree-very firm; bet
tor inquiry. Frelghts Strong. Spirits of Inr.
pentine-Stcady at 2Sla6020c. llcsin-Quiet
at $l.40@l.4715. TalIow-iim at 9 5-lG@G
7-1Gc. Eggs Quiet at 15GDlGc for fair to choice
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CHICAGO, July 81 1880 r. M.-Wheat-
Lower at 9O9Ic bid for seller July, SahSc for sell
Len August; $500 for seller September. Corn
Shade higher at So! for seller July and Au-
gust $500 asked for seller September; 1854 for
teller October. Oats without important change:
23c asked for seller July; 22l.c for seller Au-
gust; 22Is bid for seller September. Rye
Easier ut Tie for cash; 65l.c for seller August,
G4c for seller September. I3arlcy-Lowcr at
73c bid for seller September: Pork-Lowcr ut
$3.50 for seller August and September; 1860
for seller October. Lard-Lower at 1928 bid
for seller August $685. asked for seller Sep
TENDER. WhiSky-At Sl.O9. Receipts
1900 head; commonto choice $4.00M4.S5. Hogs
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W0ndcrlni EYiccfss

l.. II. Dawley, of Providence, r. l.. says :
"Having witnessed the wonderful effects Of
Hunts Remedy in my own case, and i'll great
number Of others, recommend it to all others
afflicted with Kidney Diseases. Those afflicted
by disease should secure tbs medicine which will
cure in shortest possible time. Hunts Remedy
will do this" Trial size, 75cents.
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Annual Clearing Sale Of

Summer Goods ut James Morgan's, Mil
wnukce, has commenced. soc Black
Cash meres are now 40c; 25c Black Blunt
ings are now zoe, and higher priced goods
are reduced accordingly. Dolmans at hall
price. Great bargains in dress goods, &c.
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A COuncilman'S Recommendation,
cleveland Plain DeaIer.l

TVTUVtIaHW T1HlH DtHItT.I
In Cleveland, the councilman from the
fifth ward, j. Jackson Smith, ESQ.,, re.
Gently recommended st. Jacobs Oil to a
prominent politician, who was u martyr
TO rheumatic pains, and who by its use
was entirely cured.
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MilWnllkoe.

MILWAUKEE, July 81 800 =, NJ Flour
Tame but steady; choice spring extras ut SKIS
Gi.50; patent extras at $G.0O@7.00; common
at $3900DA.00. Whoat-Quict; seller August al
9O5ic; seller September at s73ic; No. cash At
Wi 30; No. 3 at SOC; No. at S1.0O. Corn-Dull
at 36aSc. Oats-.Qrict at 231.c. Barloy-Quiet
at 73c. RSe Tame At TIC. Pork--Strong ut
$3.50 for cash. IIard-ht S7.2b for rash.
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A BROOKLYN man IL SO bow-legget
that dog which tried to run under Iii
legs came out on the same side he start
cd IN on, and then when the man Wen
to kick :ne animal he hit IL man OH thu
other side of Inn,
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IT. people arc careful regarding the quality 81
food they consume. how much more careful
should they be III respect to medicine, and par
ticularly 80 with their young children. Nothing
better than DIR. Bulls Bahy Syrup can 5e used
fol ,,,s diseases of babyhood. Price Is cents.
Sold by all Druggists.