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Daily Republican., 1881-12-10
no Elacfiun lO.Nay.

At meeting of the Republican City
Executive COMMITTEES, last evening, Of
which Mr.. Hastings is Chairman, the
following resolu ions were passed
WHEREAS, Messrs. Edward Belts,
George Richardson, Daniel James,
Henry Mendenhall, Christian Eeblger
and en.jamin Nields, have consented,
in the interest and behalf Of the Repub-
lican party of this city, to serve AZ a
special committea for the purpoNe of
choosing Republican City Executive
Committee, and
WHEREAS, 1t is deemed best by
m any that the disputed question OF the
appointment Of such committee
shall be settled In this way there
fore
Resolved, That this committee does
hereby recall its order for an election
ny the people tomorrow Of said Execu-
tive Committee, with the understand
ing however, that the said Executive
Committee shall be appointed and
commissioned by the gentlemen above
named, and that this shall be done at
az early a day as possible in order that
the new COMMITTEES may have tune In
which to do the party's work without
which all committees will be useless.
The meeting adjourned % meet Oh We'd
nesday evening next.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-10

Townsend, 80 90; George Fisher, z ~;
Allen l.. Sharpe. So 10; Frank Chand-
Ter, so; David Woolman, 6; Whining
ton Coal Gas Company, 8; Duncan
Bros, 20 %; w. Il N. Railroad,
5000; Allen Speakman, 2s.sl Adams
& Bro, $50; Louisa Myers, Is; B. f.
Townsend, 50; Lobdell Car Wheel Co.,
39.O3; Neal Duffy, 50.25; Mary Murine,
"; Samuel Cruthers, CT 80; Martin
Keogh, 81 so; Martha kecgh, 12',7i; B;
f Townsend, 1850; James Farley, Az
William Crates, 81; John Collin 80;
James McKendrick. 37.J6; s. G. Sim
mons & Bro, 967 90; Henry McKen-
ney, 3O4.9i; Edward w. Hopes, 50 -;
We'll 81 Ringwalt, %; Washington
Street Club Stables, 18; Henry Hillard,
AZ: Louisa Myers, 8; Patrl K Carberry,
81 80; q. W. Bush q Son, jSS 76; Law
renee Rurhs, IA 81; Allen Speakman,
129 Al; 8. &. Simmons 4 Bro, 56 39
Chapman Valve Company, 49, 80; Finn
aud Jackson, 3 80; Carl Spect, II; Finn
and jackson 3.75; Philip Lynch, 45.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-10
HI DIDN'T KNOW MACKLBM,
And wishes BE 0adn'e Met HI a..

On Wednesday evening a man came
into Matthew Macklem's butcher shop,
on King street between Third and
Fourth, unduly excited about the Neal
verdict. He was loud and violent iu
his deuuncatiou of Peter Wood, one Of
the Jurors in he case, and loudly reit-
Grated his opinion that the jury ought
to be hung.
"See here my friend, said Mr.. Mack.
lem, "who are yon talking about? l
was one ofthat jury"
"Don't you know then that You have
PICTURED yourself" said the stranger,
Get out Of my shop" sad Mr.. NJ.
as he caught him by his coat collar at
the back of his necH, and pushing him
to the door he gave him kick and
push that sent him across the pavement
until he reared 10 against Il post at the
gutter IL was very Clnuly
night, but the fellow thought he saw
stars,
Daily Republican., 1881-12-10
Eerulate tho SeerefiORs.

In our enleayors TO preserve healtn
1t is of the utmost importance that We
keep she secre,ory system in good con
dition. The we'll known remedy Kid
new. Wort has specific action on the
kidneys, liver and bowels. use IL IN
stead of dosing with vile bitters OF
drastic pills. IL is purely vegetable
aud is prompt but mild in action. 1t II
prepared in both dry and liquid form,
and sold by druggists everywhere.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-10
LGC0l lssAllPJS,

j. J. Patterson. II. X. Price, W. =. Walker,
John Porter AM }. H. Walker, n cominit,e ee
Of the PhGnix FirA company. lett Tor Read
ing, Pa this morning to present the hand
s,me frame. col'alning pnotos raphs OF ,he
company, to the Heading Hose Co,
Work on the Spruce street extension is be
ing del yed Oh account Of the inability tC
procure lumber
Daily Republican., 1881-12-10
state Of the In 9 r unSlMeter
at the REPUBLICAN, OF %, In tho sGac Q
this morning:
7 O'Clock lOo'clcck IL o'clock.
3g1 $50 80
The w Gather.

War Department, Office Of the Chief
Signal Officer. Washington, December
10 L A. NJ.
THE WEATHER REPORT FOR TODAY.
For the Middle Atlantic States:
generally cold weather during the
day, with northerly winds, and hig Ter
pressure.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-10
An Acslden 6.

What might have been serious &C
cident occurred last evening at Ihe
factory Of Walton, Whann " Co.. hr.
J.H Cheaires, who drives a cart, ior
the firm had his hand badly mashed by
catching it bstween the cart wheel anu
the post of the gate, but fortunately no
bones were broken. He was taken 10
ResaR's Drug store, Front and West
streets. where his wounds were dressed
Daily Republican., 1881-12-10
SPECIAL 2l ENEIOS.
DIR. SiuM -

White Pulmonic Balsam Is pre.emi-
nently the perfection OF lung medicines.
Thousands endorse it, thousands have
been saved from consumption by it.
Cook & Frary, Bracevi'le, Illinois, says
1t has large sal~, and most of the ply
sicians are prescr biug it. Doc. and 81.
Sold by dealers. Main depoO 4th and
King, Phila. COZ Arch street.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-10
HDGfA and ShOeS.

j. 7. Walker, at No. - East Third
street, has just received large stock
of boots and shoes for the winter trade,
which he intends TO sell at tie lowest
prices. His friends and the public are
invited to call and see before purchas-
ing elsewhere. Making and repairing
q speciality.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-10

Why weary your throat and patience
With that wretched cough when 2Sct,
bottle Of Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup will
cure yeu.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-10

No necessity of going to Philadelphia
to purchase goods when you can find a
well selected assortment Of Books, Bo-
hemian Vases. Parian Busts, &c, Ma
jolica Ware, Toys, &c, at Drake "
Co.'S auction room, No. 3 f. Fourth
street. Auction sale every afternoon
and evening.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-10

Aliens Soda Mint Tablets Tor inal'
pestion and heartburn. For sale Oy
TAILOR B. Fullerton, S02 King street,
Daily Republican., 1881-12-10

Y EAVE PHlLA. MESSAGE sos MAR
ket st h. ~ am. Receive p'R'g. Varyb
X press sam5 evening, for IL cts.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-10
Nlven mp by Doctors.

"Is it possible that Mr.. Godfrey il
up and at work, and cured by so simple
. remedy" ..
81 assure you that it is true he is en-
tirely cured, and with nothing but Hop
Bitters, and only ten days ago his doc
tors gave him up and said be must die.
"Well.s-day ! That's remarkable 1
will go this day and get some for my
poor Geoyse--I know hops are good"
Boots aud shoes.
+. K Crawford, No. 6 West Second
street, has got a large stock Of boots aud
shoes for the winter trade, which he
will sell at bottom prices. Artics cheap.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-10
Boots an d shoes.
REDUCTION OF PRICES.
I nsn selling VIM. Lea Il sons

pOutaxat NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. us
Ki kwood Observation-Disclosures. $50
Minnesota Patent. INSTRUMENTATION. ~ to gU
make speciality Of selling tho best -four
in the market
Fresh Buckwheat meal In any quantity
from one pound 10 Il ton.
WI. d. PlCKELs, 4o7 King street.
oct2S-f
Daily Republican., 1881-12-10
Bargains! Rnrgsips!!

-
No necessity of going to Philadelphia
to purchase goods when you can find a
we'll selected assortment Of Books, Bo-
hemian Vases. Parian Busts, &c, Ma
jolica Ware, Toys, &c, at Drake "
Co. auction room, No. s +. Fourth
street. Auction sale every afternoon
and evening.
Terrible Loss OF Life.
Millions of rats, mice, cats, bed bugs,
reaches lose their lives by collision With
"Rough on Rats" Sold by druggists.
15c. boxes.
Catarrh of the Bladder.
Singing, smarting, irritation OF the
urinary passages, diseased discharges,
cured by Buchupaiba. 81, druggists
Depot, N. b. Danfor,h.
Oysters.
II you want to get the best and frest
est oysters in the market go to AIN
scow'a, I'll Shipley street. 20, rs, IL
and 4Octs. per quart; and also Wholesale
and retail.
The Grand Exposition
of holiday goods at Russells will COM
mence on Saturday, December 10Th, On
a large scale. Ses advertise ment
in another column giving particulars.
A Nsbby Overssat
or a stylish suit of clothes made AZ res
sonable prices and y fit guaranteed 81
Simpsons, oil Market street.
A soiree will bs given In Cape Hes
building, on King street, above Second,
on Saturday evening, December 10Th.
Janney
3Ol and 3O3 King street.is headquarters
for good potatoes.
Examine Celluloid sets at N. b. Dan
forths Dug Store, cor. Second and
Market street, while there is still an as
sortment Price 81 upwards. Csllu-
Ioid trusses are guaranteed.
Pure Norwegian Cod Liver Oil and
all the difiere Mt emulsions of God Liver
Oil for sale At Beaton Smiths Drug
Store, Seventh and Pine streets.
Ayers Ague Cure, Shaw's Chill Pills
Thermaline and OSgood's Chologogue,
for sale by j. K. Hartman, Druggist,
9TH aud Poplar streets.
Sutterley q Co. have refitted thei
gallery at 3O2 Market street and are
ready for fno work At their old
prices.
/ Smeltz deals in all kind Of produce,
Apples, potatoes and butter a speciality.
No. 10 Z. Fourth street.
Chapman's 8 stock oftobacco and cigars
is immense. Dealers please notice.
Fuorth and Shipley streets.
Go to Janney, SOL and 305 Kingstreet,
for apples, dried fruit, canned goods,
pickles, foreign fruit--in fact. most
everything.
Janney, 3Ol & sos King street, make.
speciality Of brooms, straw paper,
paper bags. &e.
People in want Of good clothing
would do we'll to call on Geo. II. Ash,
Merchant Tailor, 7O5 Market street.
Saddle Rocks at Ainsco VS., the finest
in the market.
Lin Haven Bays at Aiuscow's. Cam
not ba boat. I'll Shipley street.
The best 81 cigar, Smith Sl9 Market
Daily Republican., 1881-12-10
Terrible Loss OF Life.

Millions of rats, mice, cats, ed-bugs,
reaches lose their lives by collision With
"Rough on Rats" Sold by druggists.
15c. boxes.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-10
YRAARR AILR CREASE,

One greasing with Frazer Axle Grease viii
last two weeks, oil others two TO three days
~ II. 1t received first premium ut the OsA-
,snuial and Paris Exposition.
Call on ". J. Kimble. Front and Madison.
II you want barrel Of gold medal spring
wheat 1our. equally % good a. Pittseutg
best The favor ite new process winter wheat
IL good brand warranted to give satisfaction
q NJ sale.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-10
C.tarrb Of the RJadd der.

Singing, smarting, irritation OF the
urinary passages, diseased discharges,
cured by Buchupaiba. 81, druggists
Depot, N. B. Danforch.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-10

II you want to get the best and frest
est oysters in the market go to All :
scow's, I'll Shipley street. 20, rs, 81
and 4Octs. per quart; and also Wholesale
,t ratoil
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-06-04

the estimated and ascertained valuation
Of their stocks and the amounts Of the In.
surancr. In some instances We have fail.
~l to obtain any information aud have ~.
inmates, losses which may possibly prove
incorrect, yet the figures ar sufficiently
accurate to approximate the sum total
0f the losses incurred.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-06-04

~ q T. ~ : r. +
4 COUGH, COLD = SORE THROAT
ahssh y stsg9sa. NeC,sst hsqssaAy n.
sults b . lne1eai1s Lang Dbeaas e Co.
sanPtisa. browns BRONCHIAL TDO-
CHE4 80 eastah - tvs rslial 4 ASTHMA,
11ONCHlTlA COU0nA, CATAl1H, con.
eUnPTlvE a,i THROAT Dl6kAOHS. 1t
tkty ysass ~ TssSAss Aavs hssa Dsesn-
naadsd b lAyl "a llvsys Gtvs -
1T saelAetlsa. 1Asy ~ ~ ~ e .
I'D bst hpvipg - tsaas4 u NJ anlsss
stant 20 1se, nsasly q slthS esaseaaisa
ny have attainsd vella1l11sl slak ansel
~ ~ sap,s rsas1iss e ~ - r1lAa
psahsss 81 0hess ~ then h, slsaR ~
stslagthaa ~ Vsiss. ssA 6 tveaty1y,
eelts . IN svaywla& aaG .eat Il,
Nsv. 3.-ly. ggs a. STA II
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-06-04

UCs d. btWIUSH ''s"" 1SVVV SSVVV
I. 4. Ducoarnau 500 5000 400
I. A. Wal,mslcy ll,7O 5000 6,7oO
!. Lecomte ~ 1900 1850 l,SSb
!. II. Lccomtc 1850 80. 1850
Vim. Payne 600 49,. 600
|os. Henry (3 1850 80. 1850
,uc. J. Messi $500 .... $500
v. Shepherd 900 -" 800
J. A. Pr,dhomns 400 80. 1000
]. T.. Bretla no 80. 80
Estimated loss on goo.iS
furniture, &C., dies.
trUycd in moving.... 1900
Thus 1t will be seen that there were
nearly slSo, 0oo worth Of property involv.
Il in this conAagration, the insurance On
which was Is, 800, less country risks and
deductions for goods saved, making the
actual loss Se;A6 so, which h ~ accurate
m estimate N can he ascertai,Aed.
On Thursday succeeding the Are, Nr.
Frank Mcdaniel, proprietor Of the Plant
pr's Hotel, where the fire originated, was
arrested ~ being the inStisator Of tho u.
Won Of his bnilAing. He was absent at
the time the fire occurred, in Narthsyille.
Public excitement was great against
Mr.. Mcdaniel ON the night Of the hre,
aud could he have been foaud there
In NO doubt hut that ho would have been
rorughly handled by tho citizens.
From Fridsy tho sOth until the evening
Of the 2lst, his preliminary examinatioa
wss held before Judge David Pisrsoa, Dis
trict Attorney D. G. 6carbosoush conduct.
Ing the persecution aud xsssn. J. e
Bc,ls and J. N. b. Tucker defending the
accu~S.. A very large number Of Wit.
nesses were examined, and deep interest
was manifested in the proceeding, evide.c-
etl by the number Of citizens who attend
oil tbs trial. MI ~
The Judge summed Up The evidence In .
~. .. ''. :. 49,. .:..-x...;., s..s..
and its application to this ease. He Dc.
citletl that there wss nothing ELECTED "a
criminste tho sccused, and circumstances
furnished strong probability thst To IN
was purely accidental. The psissner waa
~;n ,...,,.n,,, ....,.,. : .r..... ~ -. =
a.. ~
err 49, ~. -.,.le.......,,..... "a,
III. a;....,. -. ''. ."..e. ~. ~s:., IN
=. .'- -.m.mh.,.S q. ~ 49, ;. 10y" ~. :.
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~.
on .ae "'e.' ~ Aa ...P - vl.o'oA'
Ivy o%.e W'.n ~ 'P''eo'a o'.a'' sne ~
'.." a. =, 80 '''sl.y de'ao
= W my. Nosa.as ~ - 'svea ~. =. =.
.0.v1'. ". ~. W. oooas saa ~
~ 'ne. la'.ors Isans@ epeen'. -
hining three Offices IN ons, bsaidss the "a
dition Of new mstsrial and now pspssss
and cost over $500,
To-day In : little over IL weeks ftou
its destruction, we present cur PATRON
with now pspsr-new IN material sai
let MS hope, new in progressive and ltv'
ideas,
The impte'sion hes goae abroad nd ~
been petslstsntly promulgated BY thoe
who were adjusted simply b. meas a sst
interest, that tho aesy Tongues whiel
lighted up tho funeral pyre Of To Sdene
| VnNnuN ms, ~k3Nk ((kAE~A A>s~SA0 49,
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-06-04
THE NArcH,rocHes FIRE.
The CopeeseAeaeel Mare With Laid
Vasee ne Ceol1oo peItleM Of tAr
C0y.

Nearly Two Squares Of Buildings Destroyed.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-06-04

NJ
Nessys Perot. Blaneharl. Ccserove. Neeai.
Rra1. and Trssicr. and M nsins wers
snsrr., NV thee vsitle,nen % nake az
nsrty pleasant affair. A meat many ID.
dies And gentlemen went over from town.
snd ali seem 10 have had 8 delightfbi
time. Mrs. Tauzin and Mn. Sheppard
their power to make their guests feel Il
home. Mr.. Sheppard left no9hing unilone
that could add to the pleasure Of tho com
psny. The ladies. were we'll, and som'
beautifully dressed, the gent'emen afsent
ivc and courteous, inc muse q s1cn ~
spring Nature tpa' y msas sne esd zee
young again.
quently, ~ dancing = DO! 0oly epSettoA9
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-06-04

AID o12A1 Il CJ1NB1yYs S
QufleNs lsaA y I AIat-1laa Canphall
sylindss, might and nv = n, est
hS, 70 ouild Il Il To factory, two tAoas-
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-06-04

and Frout stsests opposite the residence
Of Nr. A. Lscomte. Here blankets and
wstsr were plentiful and the building Of
brick. A noble fight, well organized and
determined, was made and stopped the
flames southward. aR H 7
/ Next to Mr.. Walmslsy's residence stood
. long servant's house, then tho offices Of
d.. A. p. BredA and his brother, ]. Z.
Breda, attorney, Both ,baildings went
down and tho Catholic church slayed TIE
fartherprogss Of the Ar IN this di1sc-
tisn. as55i tlssts FL
Ths ol4 bsll-fqe4 md Aesd row wsere
occupied BY Ma HsJtss; r, T. Hqtso9
Tomss, shoemaker; G. II. Levy, justice q
The peace |; ]. n. B. Tucker ~. n. 4 II
j. CuAningAam, attorneys; vindicstor ani
RsCis&es nswslaPsrs; n. B. Walmsley
h. Stafford, attorney +; ''1sT Saloon, kep
BY 9, J. a4ith; Z. I. GALLON and "
B. Powell physicians; 0eosgs Duncap
barber. 81 S Us
II - than Ave hosss tho whole 0
froat street, hon Chqtch II HON streeta
nssriy backa = Second, MS 5 mass Q
snoking reina Fogtsn4tsly thne Va
nttle Wind IL H. sssth, q the Who'll
eity would Aavs flleaa psey to The d
vearins laaass. Several hsildiass wer
repeatedly q n, " tewn, iton tho isll
~ s4be NJ tAs vltcAfslneas Of th
silllssss pFeyenbed ~ dat,ssaioa q y
hssssA
A. ~ o. ceustAat snqsiE,
- inys ~ IN " taFniaA = or nod
60 I'm = g - h11insas leaseI
- GnooA ~, le1sysa tegetAee VT
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1881-01-13
THE GOVERNORS MESSAGE.

The message of Governor Pills
bury is an able, interesting and in
strnctive state paper. We regre,
we have not the space to publish j,
in full. It is a thorough, review OF
State finances, education, the condi.
ton Of our State institutions, will,
valuable suggestions as to the proper
ways Of increasing their efficiency,
the work of the Public Examiner,
and much else that will make it of
interest to every citizen Of Minnesota.
He closes his message with the fol-
lowing eloquent appeal to the citi-
zens to remove the foul blot of repu-
diation from the otherwise fair name
of the State:
zone day Minnesota will have a
history; but whether it shall be a
history Of honor or dishonor her peo-
pie must soon determine. By the
simplest rule Of fair dealing-in the
name Of law, justice and honor-as
the last public utterance I may make
to you, / implore the people Of Min
nerota and yon, gentlemen, their
honored representatives, to seize this
last opportunity, before it is too late,
to wipe this only blot from the fair
name Of our beloved State"
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1881-01-13


The report of the trustees Of hos,i-
ta'S r. the ins;.ne of this State con-
tai'1s veral points Of unus al inter
est. 1t is shown til t the first II ylum
at st. Peer, has been ut i'm greatly
overcrowle,l, though the pr ss,re
has now been relieved b. remove Il of
patients to the Rochester instit ton.
The average number o. patien dur
ing the year 1T the S.. Peter vi III
was 643, while the whole number I'M
der treatment ha> BEN $50. Surprise
is @ p '.'sscd that the 10 of lie was
not greater ut the st. Pete" fir, d
the thu tees p aise the, officers for
their etfic ncy on that occas on. The
burned portion Of the asylum can be
rebuilt ut les, cost thu, was expected
$4,000. The tim tes orcurreat
expenses TO" the nest two Years are
$2Ol'5OO, VIII IL for bu Ling evpens IS
and VII err SUI" v $4,000 is asked.
In the second hospital the avera-c
number of PATIENTS was eighty-tive;
number treated during the year, l47.
The trustees prop Sc the erection of
an add lion to accommod t. $50 pa
'ierts Attention is called to tie ne
cess ty Of liter water s,pplv.
The est m ties Of curr.nt ex,enses
for two yearS are ss7,37O, and for
building purposes $l03,076.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1881-01-13
RIGHTS Of the Road.

A leg; authority, in an opinion as
to the rights Of the road, says if a
farm deed is bonded by or upon the
road, it usually extends to the middle
of the roadway: The farmer owns
the soil of half the road, and may
use the grass, trees, gravel, stone,
sand, or anything of value to him,
either ON the land or beneath its sur
face, subject only to the superior
rights of the publ to travel over the
road, and that Of the highway survey
or to use such materials for the re-
pair Of the road. No other man has
Il right to feed his cattle there or cut
the grass or trees, mnch less deposit
his wood, old carts, wagons or other
things there. The owner of a drove
of cattle that stops to feed in front
of your land, or a drove of pigs which
root up the soil, is responsible to you
at law, as much as if they did the
same thing inside the fence. Nobo-
dy's children have right to pick up
the apples under your trees, although
the same are wholly outside of your
fence. No private person has r & hit
to cut or lop off the limbs of your
trees in order to move old barns or
other buildings along the highway,
and no Traveller can hitch his horse
IT, your trees by the sidewalk, with
out being liable, if he gnaws the
bark or otherw Use INJURIES them. Il.
your well stands PATTY on your land
and partly outside the fence, no
neighbor can use it, except by your
permission. Nay, more, no man has
i right to stand in front of your door
and insult you with abusive Ian
guage without being liable to you for
trcspassing on your land. lie has Il
right to pass and rcpass N IN orderly
manner; a right to use the road, but
not to abuse it. But, notwithstand-
ing the farmer. owns the soil # the
road, even he canrot use it for any
p,rpoSe which i, tc,fees with the use
of it by the public for travel. He
cannot put pig-pe's, wagons, carts,
or other til gS there, if the hi ghway
su vevOr orders them away as Oh
structil e public travel. If he leaves
such thirgs outside the fence and
within the limits of the highway, as
actually laid out, tlnu-h some dis
lance from the travelled path, and Il
traveller runs into them in the night
and is in iured. the owner is not on'y
Liable to him for private damages,
but also may be indicted and fined
for obst'ucting public highway.
And if he has fence or wall along
the highway, he must place it all on
his land, and not hall on the road, AS
in the case O. d'viS on fences between
neishbo,s. But as he owns the soil,
it the road $ discontinued or located
elsewhere, the land reve,ts to him,
and he may erclose to the centre
and use it as Fart o. his farm.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1881-01-13

In the State of Minnesota there
were the past year enrolled l72,442
school pupils between the ages Of
FIVE and twenty-one years; other ages,
1906; 4,244 school districts; 1908
frame, 5O4 log, l5S brick and 50
stone school houses; 1874 male and
3,34l female teachers, who received
in wages sl33,l95. The total value
of the school property is ss,l56,2lO.
The average expense of schooling
for each scholar, s7.37.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1881-01-13

On last Monday evening, Yrs.
Elizabeth A. Hayes, patient at the
St. Peter Insane Asylum, was killed
by Mrs. Olive L. Andrews, another
inmate of the same institution, who
is violently insane. How the murder
occurred remains mystery, as no
noise was heard by the attendants,
there was no weapon in the room,
aud no evidence Of violence.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1881-01-13

Il is understood in Washington
that the committee that investigated
the Donnelly- Washburn matter, are
Satisfied that Finley wrote the IS, 900
bribery letter, and will report against
Donnelly.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1881-01-13

Latest advices from st. Paul say
that the caucus to nominate 4 candi-
date for L. S. Senator will be held
this Thursday evening. Senator
McMillan's friends are confident Of
bis reelection, while Secretary Ram
sey's supporters are confident he will
carry off the prize. Our special cor
respondent, who is on the ground,
thinks the chances are in favor of
Mcmillan.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1881-01-13

The Sleepy Eye Gazette has been
discontinued, and the office sold to
I. E. Bowen Of the Herald, who has
heretofore published good local
paper-the only one Of any merit in
that thriving town.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1881-01-13

Mi. Bradley has introduced n bill
in the Legislature to authorize the
attachment Of a certain fractional
township in Redwood county to an
organized adjoining town. Also one
TO reduce the boundaries of certain
school district in Redwood county.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1881-01-13

Phil. A. Goddard, county auditor
elect of Wabasha county, shot him.
self through the head at Plainview,
Oh Tuesday morning last, while la
boring under mental alteration occa-
stoned by ill health.