The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1880-05-21


Urs WAS il the nature of bribc.
Tn Pine Tree state is prosperous, for the
MAN, Valuation Commission reports that the
prc~,. alike of the state is 22S. AS. 591. against
-22Lsll 400, in 1870. when n dollar represented
u1 more than - cents does now. An unlocked
tor Increase Of population is claimed on the |
strength Of IN increase of the poll list IN every |
country. The railroad companies of the state |
are ;-or.s,l 4j5.@Jo "n property valued at
-1.=2ivol and III telegraph companies are
ASKED e. pay taA Of $3.50. on 4 valuation of
e235Uuu.
J"uN FIX. Winnehago Indian, has sued
ward register in Omaha, Neh., for $1,000
damage, Tor r,fysn, 10 re lister him at the late
muuii a! election Ills petition allcSc, that hc
l. an Indian. born WITHIN thy United State,
and Ih.t more than a year previous Ia the
fG.ry@u,r o1mi iai.yi II he had served Lis nj
hun.u ,i4llun- AMI surrendered himself Ia the
jurisdiction ui The United states. and AYERS that
under the fourteenth amen tmrnt he Is 4 citizen
OF thr Init! Statcs and cuutlcI 10 the rights
aud privileges of cItilcAS.
II Wa suspected that Fra Giovanni, the
great Era,.,.-,Ln tenor. had been poisoned and
lis body va, rNhuncl and examined. 4 large
quantity of arsenic las been found IN the
stomach an! brother monk has been arrested
and changed with the murder. 1t is supposed
that no motive could exist for the CRIME but
jealousy A. Fra Glovauuiwas an amiqhle. child
like man. With no git but his wonderful voice.
which W., considered tn swcctc, ever posses
ed 10y human being. He VA, mach admired
and lis success, II Is thouEh embitterci the
life OF some les favored brother.
CONSIDERABLE lislt has BEEN thrown on the
cause Of the facility with whi,h tn. Ninilists
have Ocyn able to provide themselves with pass
ports. and thIs 10 travel about Russia nj pleas
me. IN Official employed a. courier in the
ministry Of domains has. il has been discovered,
been instrumental. with the assistance of his
wlir AMI son. in procuring no fewer than 1000
las ports made out in false uamv,. ali within
the past eight wears. Ii i estimated that for
IuS ~,rSlcc~ III tho laattcr he must have pucketcd
large sums as much 5000 roub!eS having
OeCu found III III, Possession. supposed 10 have
been mostly 'ccvINcI Is passport fees.
The dyCp-sra dredging conducted 10y tho
American fish commission between Sayhrouk
and lnc Bay Of Fun ly has brought to hight
more than fifty Naric lc, of fish previously I'M
known. al least in American waters. Many
hind, Of the-c Iewly discovered fish are quite
Paiatablc. The dredging expedition, in charge
If Professor NeITlll. OF Yale. has carefully
stGIcl tine habits and histories Of the different
fish and animals found, and has sought 10 learn
til ! cahtle, where each species aboundS, thor
fool. TIM ana clrtum-taacr, OF bre, ding. aud
particulars concerning their migration. Fishes
have LecA olcsel and the coutcI.ts Of their
s.,,,o.l,. ,x.t,i,,,.l What, .,x 90, This
i Wv, i,r.,.r.,,, mar, oC fin. i6vc,tirstion.
AMI rl mos, rl.s- l.. I,no,yn in nm. dre,tion ha,
~, learned ,br,,,,n TN. r,..,or,.I,, If tb.
,.,r,,-.i.,
oNE %! 'h' A'>i h''aD'e "H!'h recent 'A6l-
"'r..-'I l1.J1'.' Is The railway already "'ins
con- ..".''i"N'T lhr MOUNT Lon! range o. mus
val..., ...,l,.I ~, five tI,,rry-tI,r.,. mile, he
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,..r AVID her. q .,o.iop T., T.. named after tL,
r..r.,,... yr.IIl.. I,..r.B n, r,,a, GRADIENT.
In n u.I i..l -y,..,, ,;,,..rnrpnnt Tar,n and
t.f- Irf,, and flI. l,.,,rr from. tL. summit to
RI. 4 .i,. ,lI,, will lrIya similar GRADIENT.
E!aIIN lu- ju-t learned from 4 report Of the
P.y.. ..:-r -uc.,tvs late,t n.,ctiu,, that within
A. .l- ~, s-,., a treasure Of almost fabulous
N.ll.. H.. N,rv existence a. which had been
I.u,.ro u..4. ,.l,!. / mc..b OF tin society
I-r.., .,. I..,. owner ul rhc l4r-c sapphire IN
IL, world stone weighing nearly fifteen
u4rrl-. Iur. -45r!Irr- If good color huld 20
L.-la i:Il.. that il the gem market that, were
t4l- -.-aI.l., Jeu, If tho llr~t water, il wuu br
worth l.p lbs than 3,ZuO.OuU. II l., however.
l.ul absolutely free from nuIGrt.cs-a fact
Which A."ieI!aiiy dIn.mshr7 - Practical value
ul'am1".u- b.--! Tor It, made III 4lHylc!h tme'
10y e. 1aa- nn''S ana wealth! IHli4'lal"Si7ts'
Lave .-'. ..!'"Il."Iy Icycc''d ~ Ills PROPRIETOR
VII har rrH- utNici II an Heirloom ana con-
:.d'.t II. ID deposit, T. III" c"-l"dy OF Tie stalc
j. - t-. a.'Ao.Ii's. zap Lifc weighing neal
= .'.".I Lily i"-'I c..'m ~ i".4" a. among
a. ".-l. e. q the ""FId.
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, -; r;i.l 60, ,I, or.
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,.r So. II, nm, ,lil ,.,-