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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-03-25
N|OTICEOF MORTGAGESALE
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4 OIL ADVERTISEMENT.
Default has been made in the payment Of
the sum of eight hundred and eighteen & IS
100 dollars, which is claimed to be due, and is
DUE at the date of this notice, upon certain
duly and delivered by
the 9Th day Of September, A. D., 1871,
and duly recorded in the Office of the Regis
and state of Minnesota, on the 10th day Of
September, A. D., 1872 at $3.50 o'clock, P. N. in
Book Ok, M OF mortgages, on page e. 4o7:
Der, A. D. 1872, duly assigned and transferred
by the said Harlan w. Page to the trustees Of
Carleton College, county Of Rice, Minnesota,
office Of the Register Of Deeds aforesaid, on
of mortgages, on page 3S7.
And no action or proceeding at law or other
wise having been instituted to recover the
debt secured by said mortgage, or any part
thereof:
Now therefore, notice is hereby given. that
mortgage, and pursuant to the Statute u, SIN in
| such case made and provided, the said
mortgage will be foreclosed, and the premis-
es described in and covered by said mortgage,
viz:
The east half of the south east quarter, of
section number eleven oil, in township num-
Der one hundred and three l03), north, of
eighty ESQ., acres be the same more or less, in
Mower county, and state of Minnesota, with
the hereditaments and appurtenances,
| Will be sold at public auction, to the high
est bidder, for cash, to pay said debt and in
terest, and the taxes, if any, on said premi-
ses, and fifty dollars attorney fee, as stipula.
tedin and by said mortgage in case of foreclos-
ure, and the disbursements allowed by law;
which sale will be made by the sheriff Of said
Mower county, at the front door of the court
house, in the city of Austin, in said county
and state. on Friday. the 18th day of March,
A. D., 1880, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, of that day
subject to redemption at any time within one
year from the day of sale, as provided by law
Dated at Austin, Mimi, February 5th, A. D.
1880.
| CARLETON COLLEGE,
w. II. MERRICK, Assignee OF Mortgagee.
Attorney for Assignee, Austin, Mimi.
| feb5-7t
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for tho several county Offices for the en-
suing six months, was let TO H. O. Basford,
on tho terms Of his bid for same
On motion, the several county officers
are hereby instructed to make aud file
with Dorr & Void, within two weeks
from this date, an estimate of the amount
and kind OF stationery and supplies that
their respective Offices may require for
the next six months.
Adjourned.
WILLIAM RICHARDS,
Chairman of the Board of County Com
missioners, Mower county, Minnesota
Attest. NJ. WYcKoFF, County Auditor
Mower county, Minnesota.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-03-25
NOTICEOF MORTGAGESALE

~ II .
Default has been made in the payment Of
the sum of thirteen hundred and tifty-four dol
lars and ninety cents ($1.354.90), which is
claimed to be DUE and IS due, at the date OF
executed and delivered by Lawrence Dignan
and Ellen Dignan, his wife, to George E. San
nS IN a.
Register of Deeds, in and for the county of
Mower. and state of Minnesota, On the 25th
day Of March, A. D. 1873, at O'Clock P. n, in
Book NJ of mortgages, on page 500.
Said mortgage was. on the 18th day of July,
A. d. 1878, duly assigned and transferred by
the said George E. Sanborne. to BENJAMIN Ma
in the Office Of the Register of Deeds aforesaid,
on the 10th day of March, A. D. 1878, in Book x
Of mortgages, on page A8.
wise having BEEN Instituted to recover the
thereof:
Now therefore, notice is hereby given. that
by virtue of power of sale contained in said
mortgage, and pursuant to the statute in
such case made and provided, the SAID mort
gage will be foreclosed, and the premises de-
The southwest quarter, of section number
twelve, in township number one hundred and
three north. OF range number eighteen west,
With the hereditaments and appurtenances.
Will be sold at public auction, to the highest
bidder. for cash. to pay said debt and interest,
and the ts1Ss II any, on said and
in and by said mortgage in case OF fore
closure, and the disbursements allowed by
law; which sale will be made by the sheriff Of
said Mower county, at the front door Of the
court house, in the city of Austin. in said
county and state. on SATURDAY, THE lorH DAY
OF April, A. D. $780, at O'Clock p. H., of that
day, subject to redemption at any time within
one year from the day Of sale. ~ provided by
law.
Dated At Austin. February 18th, A. D: 1850.
BENJAMIN MASON, Assignee.
G. N. CANER0N, Attorney for Assignee.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-03-25

DENNIS KEARNEY has come to q full
stop. On Tuesday Of last week he was
fined $1,000 and six months in the House
Of Correction by the Police Judge of San
Francisco, for making an incendiary,
indecent and obscene public speech on
the evening of March 9th. The magn,.
tude of the sentence surprised him. 1t
will be better for Dennis to keep within
bounds hereafter, or he may have further
occasion for ''surprises"
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-03-25

w. H. VANDERBILT is going to Europe
next month. He thinks Of buying Eng.
land and bringing it over here.-Er.
Nothing short of all Europe would
satisfy our Van.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-03-25

The Iowa legislature reduces the num-
Der Of grand Jurymen from twelve to five.
Good idea.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-03-25

WAsHBURN still sits on the ragged
edge, and Donnelly hangs over the deep
and yawning gulf of q political death.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-03-25

Commissioner Richards fled written
statement OF the disbursement Of $3.50
drawn by him on Auditors warrant,
March 10Th, 1880, to aid the family Of
Hank Leo.
Adjourned 10 Z 80 O'Clock p. II.
MARCH 18th, 1880, 7:30 r. II.
The Board met pursuant 10 adjourn.
ment.
Member present-W. B. Mitson, n. II.
TroWbrldge and o. C. LaBar.
On motion, the furnishing OF stationery
and supplies for tho county Offices for the
ensuing six months was let 70 D0rr Is
Void on the terms Of their bid for same.
On motion, the furnishing OF the nee
essary blanks, letter heads and envelopes,
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-03-25
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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-03-25
AUSTIN, MINNESOTA:

The Waseca Leader is opposed to the
third tern policy, aud favors Blaine for
President.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-03-25
Proceedings OF tho BOARD OF County
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AUSTIN, MINI, March 16, 1880.

AOsTIN, MIMI, Aarcl 10, 1ooV.
The Board of County Commissioners
of the county Of Mower, State of Min.
nesota, met in special session at the Office
of the County Auditor, in the City of
Austin, in said county, pursuant TO call.
Members present-Wm. Richards, NJ.
NJ. Trowbridge, o. G. LaBar and w. b.
Nilsson.
On motion, the following preamble and
resolution was adopted:
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased an All Wise
Providence to remove from our midst by
death, o w. Case, an houered and wor-
thy member of this Board, and for many
years resident Of this county, and
WHEREAS, We regard the death Of our
respected member rs u calamity to be
deeply deplored, and a loss 10 tho county
of faithful and efficient officer, therefore
Resolued, That while We bow with sub
mission to the Divine will, we take this
method of expressing our sorrow at the
loss OF our fellow member, and hereby
extend our sympathy to his family and
friends in their bereaven o,t
On motion, the tax Of 1879, $500, paid
by Vim. Foster, on the NWL Of the SEX
Of section 8, town 101, range 10, was Or
dered to be refunded, the same having
been railroad land up to January, 1880.
On motion, the Auditor was instructed
to cancel the taxes on the E13 IT the SCI
of section 3, town lO4, range 10, for the
years 1871 and 1872, the same having
been railroad land up to the 9th duy of
October, 1874.
On motion, the following claims
were allowed:
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On 80 Days Trial.

We win send our EIEcTBo- VoL1AIo BELTS and other
Electric Appliances upon trial for 80 days those SUI
fering from NERVOUS DEBILITY, Rheumatism, Paral-
yss OF any diseases of the liver kidneys,
OTHER DISEASES. sKse cure guaranteed or no
, 1880-09-21

CHINA.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 20. - Arrived,
stcatler Dclglc. from Hong Kong via uono-
M!a.
lloSn Koya, Aug. 81, SHANGHAI, Aug.
0.-l'hc memorandum written by Col. Cor
DIM relating to tito organization OF the
Chinese army hns been published. Tho
document wRs urrs entcsl to IL Hung Chang
by Col. Gordon preytnus to his departure
from 'rients1n. 1t t1isapproves Ut tin elll-
ployment OF foreigners in the Chinese army,
utll advises China te c0ntlne llrr purchase Of
war materials to common brcIcl,-lHn.ltng
guns for l'er infantry, and says that her
llrels shonli eonsfst Ut snn1t vessels Ut light
drift for cOast defense. N[0rtnrs are rpealn-
lnc1.tsetl, as tha cannon tic ChInesc ran
buy could not penetrate tho slIlps t!tat nre
NOW built.
Tie ul,conditionG.l release Of Chung l1ow
and departure OF t,ul. Gordon create tho be-
lief that Cstti,a Will accept wllnteyer turns
Russia pr0lM,Se@.
1t Is stntctl tlie const tlcfensts nre mt to ho
hurried, rs ii lung Cl,n,E tlpetarcs theEe Is
IlU likelihood ur y war With Russia.
Minister Angel arrived ut 1'ekfnK md took
Charge Of the Legation Ang. IL.
JAPAN.
YOKOHAMA, Sept. 4.-Tl,c Corean an1assa-
tloss ntU henG hospitality entertained. til
tlM :ut 1ltt. they la.1 1T, audience With tho
aiikattu. 1t IL Thought the .lapAlese Goyerll-
inunt Will refuse to KrAtIt their ttclllnhls.
Prospects for Ill abundant rice hnr vest arc
good
, 1880-09-21

IEce-Kect,er4-Proucn Tan'y-I.xporta-
tlon or Rloraea-01consargaris
Spsttat Da}H4sth 10 The Ghtta9o Tribune.
TolloSro. Scpt. s0.-Wllita,n Warwick. the
wcIl-known proprietor Ut the publishing antl
bookbInster's establishment of lhls city, lied
tonight. Ills .leasit resulted from uecitlun t
III bning thrown fn!M lily huEGy Wills pro-
ap<e.as Ulssaifh IL 4le GAteavo 7r.tunf.
TolmSro. Sept. 9.-rho l,ee.Kerpers Of
CaNatlA hRre Just held y very Interesting
Xss,ciS.iuli. ihu iiov. ". +: .CIar; ind ,Ir.
.issarIati"ll to ths itse. Keepers; CoMysl,tloi.
q Americn; To By held III Cincinnati OIL the
Hpteias iNs,.tt. IL M Chisaao 7ribunt.
MONTREAL, Sept. 20.--Alr. l.n!uude, the
French aulel,lte tu report upuu Ca,,alan as Il
trip Ii AtagaE, In tie Eastern Township, nsld
this StIlt1l A0lc III thu ST. l.awrrl!uU us fur as
surul. llu says he. knew WHEN III Frames
t!Iat tlere M wero re- @ suG'' sitles ~ IN Mont,eal a,l
such u splendid farming country aronlu
Eight t'ousnnt Tires hundred horses wcre
exporlTA from Mo,n'tseii 70 IN tiie o uM,tetl %
yaIua was s55o.fW. 'flia .luty pai.l on entry
intn thu United Stntes WINS Sl:s1,D0O.
Tho lsey. John Stewart, l!aptlst ,nlu-
sss a! II .F1'pa sss sfi f.x,soas II !SitsE as r a.
tic ruin of ILLS yust country. 'rhe lnost VI.
ltmo i.,to ilako.,s, A.,4 / lMtel,l 10 fellow
| theln,"
There arc prospects Of MI oteolnarenrlue
facsory beinE established here. It u reported
| illat ". j; +. u, Thurter, 0f New Ynsk,
have acquired nnrolxrsy here o'i w!,lS!t II y
prolA,sett IN build Il fuctary trollt wlilcl! to
| surpiy tll!s substitute for butter:
CaraAa Ilas ihlrty lapcE.n!ills, fifteen OF
alt,i uiic III New I.rUlswlck. They aiv capa.
| tlu VI producing llfty-twtl tuns every twenty
| fur hours. anl n1ake principally wrapping,
| manila, news, aIld book papers, tile !tlanlI-
Only one. ut Montreal. has tried writings,
atl4 that to . HIlall extent, American com.
petition IL too acuye t0 allow OF SUCCESS III
that linz.
, 1880-09-21

Special D4spateh 10 The Chieaeo Tribune.
Sr. Lotus. Sept. 20.-justlce Miller, Ut tho
United States Supreme Court, and jutlgo
MeC,nry. VI tho Cntte.l States Circuit Court,
will sit In chambers ut lo0'cIock ihls MORN
i,ls to hear 4 motion tn dtsa,yo tho intunc-
tlon III tho cass Ut tho Western Untnu Tele-
grapl, Company ys.tho Unlon Pacific Hallway
Company alll! the American Unlou Telegraph
CunIllany Tt,H circumstances Of the easU
are TINT the Kansas PacIllu lsalr0ad Company
ereclela lln0 fiplegrnp!' oil their roall. which
they leased 10 the Western Un'o'l Tele-
grap'l Company. Subsequently they cla!ne.t
being authorized by thu net under
wl,icl, thu llna was ercatet, MD attempted tn
of iaw. Tiv WestcrH llnion 'TelrsrapI
ConlpAny agpliel fur An tnlnnctin, agaissst
tf MI fiteTtG iast TsGGatS e' 3S''s %s 'setx sF's x
tho c,tsa calIu W on tho lnot!un tt dissolve,
nll.I,. rs thers, are utller c,Ises hutweus ths
lnrlIes prM!lng IN 9tlIcr courts ~ Jntlge
ss;s asSsy* s sssa at 1hs tsy ssaS S I'D u b. NC susa u
!s!kSs'st WIZ ~ {as @ kss!'s ss Ss bisision y @ s
l }1n'o" l;i,Ie s.r l'a;'T"y n t5"! Hansns WIZ
torlleys at. rat'r,at! anil ltluesapl OtiIr!als
here, The Westurl, uI!iun telegraph conI-
}a'!y ts represented by lleI!an Williams aud
iEs ivSFxu I l. se%'t sef' i I! asx Es:xS 5 u Un1vs 3
llugl!es. Jr., at Denver Col,i, Thu iIatv,t
laritle Railway Is represented by Judge J.
T. Hssr. Of Lawf,S;!sss i,ss, kas;; @ ;,is l!o! IA, 4;
Willlaliis, of Topeka. .'rlIs ANlsrlepn Union
l'e|egrap!, coupany IL represented by tlen.
Wager Swaylle. of New furk; tnI. Everest,
ot Atchlso1', kas.; aul Melville DAY, OF
Present urs Col. Il, q. C!owfy,. ut
Chicago, t;enesnl Superintendent; t;e,,.
Thon.as Z, Eekert, Of N9W iUrk, President
, 1880-09-21

Spteiat nlspatrh to The Ehitapo 1rIbuns.
WArEtETowS, Sept. so,-'rhe Democracy Of
tl,ts {Secontt) district 70 tl,rungll tho form
of nominating Il cniNiitlntc for member of
Congress at n convention Called 10 meet Mt
Turnpr-lla.t III th1s clty "Wednesday next.
Sept. -. ts0otl timbGr mt OF which tn tlllke
4 iWtui,,cc Is nut specially scarce ainor,E the
nenlOcrats .uf thu district, but tl,lSo among
stant ;t!l, tho brnHt ot u canpa!gn' leading an
Thu selection Of II catlt!idatu chiefly
turns oil thu question Of WHO will accept tho
nomination. All talk Of bringing forward
Cnt. W. +. Wins, Of DANE, has .niitlet( sinco
1t Inns becut,Ic .leinltly k,1owi. that under ~,
circumstances coMltl l!e be ttltluCed to taE1
the tield nguinst Sit. Cn4wgll. Tile Colonel
undoubtedly Is possessed OF ambitions tint
lcnsl to Fl5 yrnrtltny for Il sent in Congress,
hut he k1ows fill well that Il, il e1Inrts to de-
fcnt The Republican nominee III this district
would he futile and foolish. The Hon.
T !. ". 1,nsk,. Of Sank,, ex-CQnnty Judge.
ta strongly talked Df ns thn candidate. CoE.
t;eorge W. Bird, Dr. ". W. Heed, and ltenry
alulberRer. Of Jefferson. have been men
Timed 1lorn Or 1tss during THO canSass.: Cnt.
lnel,t INCIDENT to Il cAMpaiEn. md Mr.. AtMf.
burger, 1t Is seIlerclly understood, ttnps not
ut NIL crave tho cnll,ty compliment. This. 1t
Is regarded. teavpa tho field nprl 10 .l,lslgU
f4ltsk md Ur. lieett. FrDin tho present out
look. tho latter will probably .lrnw the. prize,
f,itutllng itIn>I himself tho trtais and trlbl-
lntfuns ~ Il cnIlyn1s TINT can only tertnlnnte
III fifs defeat by Atr. taswelI, tho Republican
nUtninee, by mnJorilyuf FROM !, ZOO to 1,5o0.
, 1880-09-21
ENGLISH GRAIN TRADE.

NERsEY HEftEN.
LoSpox, Sept. o0-'rllc lttrk Lanc E1-
press IN Its rny!ew Of the British grain trade
The past week says: Kxtt,s atMl tou<ls lave
greatly damaged crops sill standing III the
iortl, Of Scotland. As TIM tllraslliug rrn.
ceetls II Is foul,.i. III tho iu.ilaml$ especially.
TINT the yield nj wheat IL considerably be-
low the anticlpations formed tnring The
BRILLIANT harvest weather. This caused
growers 10 be bolder iii resisting decline.
x decided reaction Ias takcn plncu. rasing
ynlues shilling to . shilltnrs per quarter,
both III Lu.ttion md tho country. Supplies
Of homegrown wheat wcru comparatively
light hnt parceis suitable for milling
sold readily. Tho largcr mil'ers, l'ow.
.yer' hayc Mot shown s,tsll inclina.
1lys,usIseA to lM the lirst s!ep tn Il p5atongca
rise. There II mt mich chntre nf prizes nt-
tatntnE my thing but very moderate level !!
rHly subject. Ia tho legitimate lntnetctN of
sanpy a.i demand r. tl!e A'G1'can ~, s'rp!ns ~ @
Arrivals at ports Of calt have l,cen small.
Tl.ere Inns been considerable business in
wheat. tnosl' fur Grrnt britain mud uie Co'itl-
rlOsIng Is. I'll. 10 Is. Cd, and Australian Is.
.iearer OIL the week.
Ntaixc lii itn!er.tc request. ut npo,'t 81. a.i-
yAtrc. A,ncrtrau rcd winters generally
M M "reaslo,ai n,lva,.cy of is per uuarser for
sMcinl shtrmcnts, l'arleypntet.
Sales or Engtsh WHEAT during tho week,
44.a34 u,tartrrs ut ma i'll. agntist l3.atl
quarters ut dis Ill for tic lccorrcspondlg perLotl
lust year.
ltiports into tho. Urited Kingdom during
wheat ulld 3i0, ,0la cwt ilo,sr.
, 1880-09-21

NEW York, Sept. 9o.-Iirea deaths from
tlIphtheria recently occurred In the family Of
Baldwin Gnrt!ou, near patcllngue, l.. l.,
ul.aer very remarkably circumstances. Soue
time ng0 n eat, which l,aa been owned by 4
family several members nf which were snf-
fcrlns from tlle dtscuse, was .taten to Cor
tlon's house. WAilu playing with this cut n
little child WIS bitten IN tho finger. Tllu
woui,t rausetl lntense Eai,,, nllti wns soun fu!.
lowed !,y y SolullesH mud liberation nf tho
tilroat, which phystrfans nspronouneet. .1tphtl.:,
rta. OTHERS nf tli0 fnnlIy were taliell wi.lltho
disease. N.H! tSu sh!.!ssM died. ,Mss. Gordon,
sefxe,l with the Aseasn utltl died. 1T ii nav
feEaltetl tlt still smother member tlleil. Thu
physicians belleyG thu cnt WIS suffering from
Afpithurn when It bit thu child.
, 1880-09-21
.AFGlIAN1STAN.

4CIEi.
LONDON, Sept. ao.-A dispatch from Sim!a
says tho Cabul district Is 4urt.
EltY1iE1s t'ASs.
a correspondence ut Calcutta says that tho
Government is resolved TO abandon khyber
1'ass.
TT10FS rAru.
Tic ncws from Cabul Is generally favor
able. Nlnl,oll,ed .jall las written letter
nlfertng Ills services ut1rcsGryrdly to tho
Amer, hut he IL still very III ut Wnrdats.
Ills brother. wl,0 l,as bern with the Allccr
1T tanui, ltny brcll sc.lt 1nck with numerous
presents. Tho Amer l,ns paitl fur months
nrtrarI lEly to tlit tFonps IN cabnl. Tho nrnly
III Turkestun lms acknowledged the Anleer.
GOT ENUrd1f.
I.oSpoS, Sept. 20.--1t II r,snlorctl Il, can-
tlul,ar that ZuinFnttnwr ppnple went 80 fur rs
tn nlfer .iyDoh klnn their help In II frestl
n.tack M the British; hut l!e refuse4 NIL
their offers, and proceeded OIL l,ls way buck
tu fterAt
, 1880-09-21
POLITICAL.

MISSOURI.
Srfettl f>srs1ieh n The Ehitaeo 7rihttnt.
QetScr, IT., Sept. .o.--A prominent Mis-
snnri gentleman. wllo luis twice sat I'll thu
Se,,ate of that State, a,ul WIS II leading .nenl-
brr of tho last Constitutional Convention VI
Missouri, has been spending n 1fttle time IN
this city. Il, CONVERSATION hc repnrts n
rwn1ftll) Congressional District. now rcpru-
scnttHt by w. II. Hatch, WIN IL Atso tho tlnnl-
ncratle candidate tNr t!tu neNt term, Tln
Ern!le,unn IL Il lifelong Dr,tocttt, but le
gives tic foltawlng M Hls r,as9ns: 'rwu years
II. Glover, j! very bad state Of fer!Ei.g
wa; sn 1sse2 GTsstsd refssaF aonF 0 IL nen.5a3 .nins
III 1iu is iHF si ret,asto1y, @Se% y s III" win '1 taks
10 part III tho ca,lipalgu,--his own special
friends also stnnatrg uln,f. lf Gloyer eouI.t
by gnt .o,, the slltlt,. for llatctl. tilc doubt
at y, thy r re*n' nj S! .,r; b vpt ptrae'say t c rS
sitinn whlcIi itatcti viii imcot ut tic polls Is
ahnwn ny tue clectlo1, two years aE', Y, stand
tins; Tlero were then three sa1aildatsSs,-
md l>ra!er, Republican,. Ilatcll. received
1e,f36 yttcs; l..,,uIotl, 10,a'7; aud Draper,
+,5A,-gIylng ltntel,. 1885 over Lontlon,
while the combined Republican and t;rrcil-
sss sSt for yfs is,e %' sn 5 |: E'f sw te ta rc' sc
luck cni,tlntn ugniN. lllul thu Republicans.
having 1., chance .for ceetsng. y lncntber,
huvc .llasle ,o nomination, nltl It Is believed
ly, he bring n Republican lii 2tI hit Ills tlnat,-
cfnl Views. II even half nf them stat!sl by
t.ontlnll It Will Insure his election, fnr 1t Is
impossible that the district should be morc
thoroughly worked nser tl,all 1t wis, two
years agu. when thu light WIS lung ant1 hut.
On this cnmbinastn'l, Marion tllateh's own
rnunty), l.nwis, as!t Shelby ilre tho only
be. suro or carrying: wsit" Affair. Count,
wlll 70 against hiln by / $40 majority, rutl
MIN, by I,M1, Macon lIy fully 100, atiA tho
srst br .nlnJortfss ranging from ';1I to 401;
ST. 1orla, Aio., Sept. M.-TlM Hon
Thu,,,l.s Allen. President Of thu st. Louis
Iron Mountain Il Southern Hallway, hns
consented sa II. hefnrn thn Democratic Con
far srD i'11,.ination il 5 to C.,nrrcss. ,se"l, 10 III.
iixrr, etlttnr of tho I',si- -Dtx!Hitc]t. ts ntsl
| prominently mentioned t"r tho nomination.
, 1880-09-21
LICENSED TO ORGANIZE.

Hp4eHE NUF4teH To Inv {N{<1g0 IF{6NN1s
srRlSuFlE1.n. ILL.,, Sept. 20-:i'lte Secretary
of State tt,-day issuc.l lfee,,so to organIzo 10
tho Mexico Il Arizona atkniug Investment
Company, Chicago; capital, SIC, ,0o0; corporat-
ors, j. ID. Weber, {;eorgu 7, dalton, Il, 4.
Morgan. Alsn to tic Ladlph' CtIpprattyp
l'alace Hume aHu General Drss. Manufacture
luz Company, Cllicnsu; rupi;nI, SiaGt., 90;
corlnru!osa, :rhrophlla Caritl,. CNulputl,
Sylyht J.. fartlner, 1nrrI!ne J. l'ttkIn, i'etor
lapl''. lso To tic llhol!rs Allaiullono Com.
Y. Z. Clatku, ". u. Putnam, Il. Ii. Taylor.
, 1880-09-21
THE ODD-FGI.1,O>YS.

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proccct1llga OF the xcn.io1le af tic Sov.
crctsm t:rnnd Ledge at Turontu, Ons.
-Ann.at MISUNDERSTANDING Of the
ordor throughout tic wnrid-itccrn-
tln,, ri ti,c nnr,t,curr,,,.-.ri,r
n,n...s.t,a ,s,r ,.''.,'''., ~. ~. ...s
,sI t;i,,rnm" f;nrnr,.nn,c.... .n'' ~ ~ '"e
srtstas n.patea 70 The cn,eaoo 7.ttannt.
'ronoSro. Onl., Sept. so.-filis uiuri,lng
tic members of tic Sovereign t;ra,d Lotge,
In n. T.. uastubtptf MT tfn Dnrc,,,s .1tniri
G ~ s s'sn sas', ~ ~. tna ~. H"T.s a4r
a1nl pasaao ~as 'ot'nea W t''o bunker ilill
Encalnpntent. Tile company was II, conl-
'rlc % numbers XIII # tbe Soyr1tIpm i'm t;rnr,t ] i.,"lr
t,o,, fr,,,,, t,,,,,,so,ns -, ,,rnr ",,,, t,s9'
t u ~ .,. 1'ena, ~, ,I.,, ~ t'., .. '''.'. ulo
cee'i'al 70 tio Fafl!alnent h'!!ld'l1E, escorted
l'y llc l'0ston mud cllcaR0 Enca,npn'cnis Ut
inriatc|ss, 1lcadrt1 by their splendid band
fro1, pu,yi,tenrr. II. +, Tlc f;ranJ t.nf1ro
~ f,...''.,.' , '.'s''' ~ .aosu
y. on.ar'" =. ~, 'net M1u openeo m speela.
SESSION I'll INC AascmbiS-rnDms. Parliament