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The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1880-12-23

MRS. HAYES has, it is reported, invited
Mrs. Garfield to visit her at the White
House this winter in order that she may
see something Of the responsibilities OF
the presidential household before she as
sumes them.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1880-12-23

New YORK Sun: Suppose all the
Jews were to move out of Germany, bag
and baggage, brains and gold, the Roths-
childs leading off, would not the day
after the completion of this modern
exodus be very blue day for Germany?
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1880-12-23

THE little chapel which stands over
the grave of M. Theirs is 50 filled with
tributary wreaths and bouqets OF i'm
mortelles that they overflow, and have
to be hung about the walls outside. On
the door of the chapel hang photograph
of the dead statesman and a short sketch
of j isjite
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1880-12-23

ALI, the Dlckel from which the five
cent coins are made come from a mine
in Lancaster county, Pa. 1t has been
worked now seventeen years, and pro-
duces from 400 to 600 tons of ore
monthly
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1880-12-23

is SO diminished he can't afford the expen sc
of the Office, adding that the government
having allowed the country to verge on
state of anarchy and rebellion, the responsi-
biliies and dangers Of the Office are more
than he is willing to incur
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1880-12-23
The Sheriffalty Of Cork Declared

The London Times of Dec. 16, publishes q
letter from the authorities of Dublin to a per-
son appointing him high sheriff of Cork for
the year 1881, and aletter in reply states that
the person declines the appointment because.
owing to the state of the country his rental
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1880-12-23

GOVERNOR HAWKINS, OF Tennessee, is
lawyer of ability and a useful member
of the Methodist church. He was ap-
pointed by Brownlow a Judge Of the
Supreme Court. He is large and
handsome man, about fifty years old.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1880-12-23
Minnesota Mounted RANGERS.

Hon. Henry Pehler, representative in
Congress from the Second Minnesota district,
introduced g bill the 18th, giving ;ooun ties to
soldiers who served in the First Minnesota
mounted rangers, slGO for one years service
and a proportionate amount for one year and
siy N Grth's SERVICE
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1880-12-23

AS A memorial of the late Chief JUS
tice fancy Of the United States Supreme
Court, it is proposed to name one Of the
parks in Baltimore fancy place.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1880-12-23
SENATE, Dec. , Ex-senator Wallace

SENATE, DEC. VI7.-SenatOT Wallace
introduced bull 70 establish 8 uniform sYs-
ten of bankruptcy. A resolution to increase
the number of Judges of the supreme court
was referred to The Judiciary committee. The
pensiona anpre pTiation bill was referred to
the committee On appropriations. The House
joint resolution providing for adjournment
from Dec. g 20 Jan. 5 was disagreed to, 81 to
81. The educational hill was debated. amend
ed and passed. yeas Al, nays ~. Adjourned
till Monday.
BoUsE, Dec. 17.--Several pension bills
were passed, one granting q pension to the
widow OF Major General Heintzelman. 4
bill passed limiting territorial legislatures TO
sixty days sessions. A bill, was introduced
combining to the city Of Chicago title to
certain public grounds Adjourned.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1880-12-23
CURRENT TOPICS.

Mr.. STURGEON says OF Mr.. Joseph
Cook that he has strong convictions, the
courage of his convictions, and force to
support his courage.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1880-12-23
THE NEWS IN BRIEF
West Point.

1t is announced from Washington that
Gen. o o. Howard is to relieve Gen. scho-
field in the command of West Point.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1880-12-23

a WRITER in Lana and Water says.
!" What a mistake it is to put marble
statues in the open air in London
There is an efigy Of the Queen in the
Royal Exchange. In fine weather the
features are -begrimed. and on wet
days the water flows in dirty burrows
down the cheeks"
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1880-12-23

JEM. MACE, the once well-known. En-
glish pugilist, is keeping a large hotel
come "mode. moral man." and is,
moreover, making money fast.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1880-12-23

He said he was bashful and blushed
painfully, and asked her if she could
spell bashful. She said she might do it
on pinch, and spelled it BIAS h-f-o-o-l.
Then he looked uneasly at her and be-
gan to wonder if she were unutterably
ignorant or superlative1y sarcastic.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1880-12-23
CGerciye Measures,

4 London telegram of the 18th, states
that the result Of g cabinet council to consid-
or the situation in Ireland, was in effect that
while parliament would not be summoned to
sanction new laws, should there not be a
material i'm provemect by the 9th of January
coercive measures including the suspension
Of the habeas corpus act should be introduced.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1880-12-23
Too Much Enternrise.

An eagle, flying down from lis eyre
on lofty rock, seized lamb and car
ried him aloft in his talons A jackdaw,
witnessing the capture OF the lamb, was
stirred with envy, and said to himself
"Why. that looks to be as easy as start
ing big newspaper and he deter
mined to emulate the strength and fight
Of the eagle. He few around with a
great whirr Of his wings, and finally
settled upon large ram, with the in
tention of carrying him off, anyhow;
but, his claws becoming entangled in
the fleece, he was not able to release
himself, although he futtered with his
wings SIS much as he could. The shep-
herd, seeing what had happened, ran
up and caught him, and, clipping his
wings, took him home for the children
to play with. On their asking, "Father,
what kind of a bird is this?" he re-
piled, 'To my certain knowledge he is
daw: but he will have it that he is an
eagle
This fable teaches great many
things, and, among others, that starting
big newspaper is an undertaking that
should be seriously considered in ad-
vance. -GGlUesto Meas.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1880-12-23

The Empress Augusta of Germany is
reported to consider the match Of her
grandson, Prince William. with Victoria
of Schlesw1g Holstein as altogether be-
meath his just pretensions; and she is
said to be wroth with the boys other
grandmother, Queen Victoris, for en-
couraging him in his courtship.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1880-12-23
q Dual Office

Secretary of the Navy Thompson hav-
ing notified the President that he desired his
resignation should take effect not later than
the Goth, the President has requested secre-
tary Of War Ramsey to also act as Secretary
OF the navy until Mr.. Thompson's successor is
named, which will probably not be until
president-elect Garfield announces his cabi-
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1880-12-23
Horace Thompson's Estate.

The appraisemeut and inventory of the
estate of Horace Thompson, late President OF
the First National Bank of St. Paul, Mimi,
foots up a million and half of dollars, as
follows: The aggregate valuation OF the real
estate owned by deceased in Ramsey county
is estimated at S15S076
The total Variation Of the person Ii property
is put up at sl,o57 ,6l9.6s, divided as follows:
Bills receivable. ................. 146 8O7 81
DonuS. l26 lo3 10
Life insurance. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1927 60
Miscellaneous. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 6l5 S29 66
lotaI. ............... ...@l ,oo7, 6l9 10
The total of real and personal property in
Ramsey county foOts up the handsome sum
OF 81, 215 1886.
In addition to the above, there is real estate
in seventeen counties in this State not heard
from, viz: Carver, Blue Earth, Cottonwood.
Dakota, Jackson, Kandiyohi, lie Sueur
Martin, Murray, MOBILES, Otter Tail.
Rice, Rock, stearns, Watonwan and Wnkin
counties. There is also property belonging
theto estate in Sioux county, Iowa, the whole
aggregating over sc, 600 acres OF land, worth
about 100000, making the real estate agcre-.
gate:to nearly 10000, and the whole estate,
$1,500,00o. .- ..4 .,a.. ii -
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1880-12-23

duced to place Gen. Ord on the retired list, to
receive the pay and eurOliments OF major
general. The fertilization bill was received
from the House, read twice and referred.
Joint resolution OF the House was received for
the adjournment of Congress from Dec. % to
January 5. The Senate refused to concur.
fIhe committee on public buildings recon-
Mended the passage OF tue bill AZ oropriating
ss50, TO rebalsd the public b0ild mrs at Pen
IRE S &! 81 ssss - minutes vas
taken I'd ntsisaT of Sen. Grant, who bad enter
ed The ana Der. 4 great many SET atofs,
Dem sssssssssts Rs well ms Republicans, gathered
arotI:a the sxPresident, and there was gen.
seral hand shaking. Bills and resolutions
were Rntrodaeed. Senator Hoas presented
petition In favor of woman suffrage Ia the
Territories. The bill granting lands for edn-
eatioLsal purposes was taken up, aud Its dis
cussion occupied the remainder of the session,
Without taking any definite action on the bill
the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE, Dec. ia concurrent resolu
ton was passed for recess Of Congres from
the 22nd Of Decent Der 10 the 9th OF January
Yeas, l25, nays a. The House went into the
committee Of the whole on the pension appro-
priation bill. After a protracted debate the
bill passed. Il appropriates s50,000,00O. Gen.
Grant appeared in the House, was greeted with
applause and general hand-shakirg He was
introduced to everybody by Speaker Randall.
Nearly all the members approached and shook
hands with the ex-President- The few who
did not were Northern Democrats. After the
brief recess Mr.. Black. of Missouri, offered q
substitute for the funding bill. 4 resolution
Pacific Railroad. Ordered printed. Adjourn
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1880-12-23

/ SENATE, Dec. 15--Bills were intro
,duced, after which was resumed the bill devot.
ing part OF the proceeds of public |andsho public
education. Discussed and laid aside The
bill for the relief OF Samuel A. Lowe was taken
mp and discussed for the remainder Of the
session. After executive session. adjourned.
HOUSE, Dec. 15.-The Senate bill
granting pension to Mrs. Julia G. Tyler,
widow OF President Tyler, of 500 a month,
100000 was taken up, amendment to increase
the amount to 100000, discussed at length,
rejected, and the bill passed. Gibson, OF
Louisiana, reported bill appropriatiug
81, 100000 for improvement of the Mississippi
river. Ordered printed. Adjourned.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1880-12-23
XVI CONGRESS.
lSecond Session.

SENATE, Dec. 15.-A resolution of en-
curry in regard to civil service was adopted.
A number of bills and resolutions on 8 va
riety of subjects was introduced. A message
was received from the President ira nsmittirg
report from the agricultural commissioner
on contagious diseases of cattle. Senator
Randolph called up his bill for the relief OF
Fitz John Porter. aud his restoration to the
army without back pay. and the remainder
OF the session was spent in its discussion, and
without reaching a vote the Senate " emit into
executive session and afterwards adjourned
HOUSE, Dec i3.-The creden tials OF
E. B. TAYLOR, Gen. Garfeld's successor. were
printed, and Hurd, of Ohio, objected to his
being sworn in. After somo discussion Tay-
lor was sworn in, and his credentials referred
to the committee OF elections. A res oJuticn
was introduced and discussed in regard to the
oceanic canal. Referred TO the committee on
foreign affairs. Under call of the States,
numerous bills and resolutions were adopted
Mr.. Buckrell called up the electoral count
question, and the remainder of the session
was consumed in the discussion, and without
reaching vote the House adjourned.
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a3unit. er3ieIt, abtr nit siei.r lleber.in.
ftimmnns oHtin 1T e ni4t setban.
Die 9forte ptisert I'D. bic Bef&llTe
Der @onfertns in ausfa1runs AZ brin-
gen, uno peritebt1nit auB.roroentli&er
&ei&idli6f1it in ibren bsorobten @e.
bietstbeilen bin4tr Dem Rau.en ber III.
baneien~ eu,perf9minoen. Sic Albe=
neien erfenl,fn ebenfa1s Die Gonferen3.
bef@Ilile ni@t an, ibnen pereen lie m.
ter ellen lla1ftdnbsn nit benz 54mert
auferle9t tYfroen muKtn. Db bic 3iir=
lei offeiel ben gBiberflonb ber Albane=
Zen untesifiibtu mir, ,sspb lie big ,,ur
offei6s !bun ,pirb. fomnt. mas Die
Sidrte bes 8iberfaaoes betriift. ouf
oof1elbe beroua. 9a i&merli@ cine
militdrilde Suterpeutiou guropas err
folsen lu;rb, 10 plrben Die @rie&en 9e-
|sen0tbist ;iein, ii& klbit oas ibn:n bon
Der gonferen3 3ueeipro&ene 3u bolsn.
Das ,piirbe. felbf mean Die 9iirtei Of
|fieieMii& fern bielte, bod 3u Rdmpftn
fiibr,n, ,pel@e bic san3e Baltanbolbin=
lief in Mitleioenidoft 3ieben> muBten.
|@dbrenb @rit4en uno Mnbameoanet
i'm @iiben tdu,pften. lDiirben bic Mon,
|tene9riner, 6erben uno Bul9aren i'm
Rorben ni9t miibis bleiben. Der of
fsiells 8iberitonb Der 9iirtti eegen bic
Gpnftren3bei4liifie unb cine militdrii&e
Snterpent,on guropas 5u @uniten
&riedenlanbs ,piirbe iebenfous bieie
onssmeint grb,buns aesen Die Sdrf.i
nod ii4er,r bsrb.ifubren. 9abei
nimmt Bic @.lbnotb in gonitantinoptl
IN elmer Beiie ~ bob Der eultqn I'D
Eiosor berbsilisE, aus Deuti&lano 81.
[nan5beamte fomuitn 5,i lafltn. pel&a
etpas Oronuns in bas tiirtiide 81.
naniuefen brinssn iO1en. AuBerbeu
iino in Msiopotamien unb Arobien gee
|fdbrli9e .Mufitdnoe aussebro&en. 9ns
Reid bss @rObiultans i&tint iomii
nit rai4en 6&ritten ieinem gnbe e,t-
sesen 3u seben.
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