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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1881-01-19

Business for the past week has
been rather dull, but our merchants
are not complaining. The good
time is coming soon,sso keep your
courage up, spring is nearly here,
with it will come the emigrant,
and business will boom.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1881-01-19

We have just received some gnmmcd paper
and all those wishing for labels or anything in
that or any line OF printing give us a call, VIC
can do you as good work and as cheap as you
can get it done anywhere i'll this northwest.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1881-01-19
Notice to Taxpayers.

Notice is hereby;given that my.
self CT deputy will be at the store
Of 4. D. Keyc, Middle River, on
January 26, 1881, and at section
house, Tamarac; on January 27,
1881, with Tax Lists. Those wish
ing to settle their taxes can do 10
at the time and places herein speci-
fed.
]. B. T1rrs,
Co. Treasurer.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1881-01-19

A full account of the standing
committees of the Legislature, and
other interesting matter will be
found in our inside pages of to-days
paper.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1881-01-19

Judge Barnes and District At
torney Ball of Fargo, passed through
town, on Monday, on their way to
Pcmtiha, where a term Of the Ter
ritorial district court commenced
on Tuesday.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1881-01-19

Round trip tickets are now sold
between this station and St. Paul
and Minneapolis, at a somewhat
reduced rate: if you wish to go to
either of those points for a little
excursion now is your time.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1881-01-19

H. Thompson, one of the owners
Of the Red Lake FIGURING Mills, at
Fishers Landing, stopped over
from one train to another. They
have the boss flour, just bear it in
mind.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1881-01-19

There will be musical conven.
tion held at Glyndon, OH January
Is, 26, 81 and 26th. And a num-
Der Of the music loving people Of
the valley, will be in attendance.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1881-01-19

+. 4. Maglone, the Fargo Re.
publican man, called on us Mon.
dap. He says the Republican will
establish q daily in the spring.
The Republican is one of the best
newspapers iii the Red River Val.
ley.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1881-01-19

: John Sehcoweiler, left for his former home,
Wabasha, Mimi, for the winter. 1t is r,,mor-
cd that he will not return in the spring single,
but will take life partner wh:le.away
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1881-01-19
J. B. T1rr;s,, IS,
Co. Treasurer.
Contest Notice.
s. LAND OFFICE.

U. y. UAND OFFICE,
Crookston, Mlnn. JAM s, 1881.
Complaint having been entered At this Office
by John Sinclair against Carl Emil Hermann
for abandoning his timbez culture entry
No. 2S0, dated March Is 1873 .hpon the Sc ar.
sec Is, T 157, Il Il, in Marshall county MINI,
the said parties are hereby summoned to ap-
pear at this office on the l1th day of February
1881 at 10 O'Clock a. m., to respond and fur
llisl testimony concerning said alleged aban-
donment
1silpd Tnos. c. SnAp1E1Gn, Register.
Cron'b & McGrcw, Attorneys for Covtestant.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1881-01-19

w. J. Mcintyre, our meat mar
ket man, is building an ice house
size 1tx14, eight feet high, in the
rear of his shop and residence. T.
r. Davis is doing the carpenter
work., and it will be we done.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1881-01-19
RUS!NESS DIRECTORY

DOSSSSSS S"bs
WAISRlcN.
MEAT MARKET.
W. j: Mcintyre.
MERCHANTS
johnson, Allen sCo:, n: P. Gilbert; te C3
McCrea Bros.
SALOON:
Farrsn & Dady:
LUMBER:
/: v: Ro,s'n,an, Johnson; x1leH i co:
AGRICULTURAL TOOLS:
II: G. Mentzsr
WAaoN MAKER AND JoDBER::
r: G: Snyder;
HOTELS.
Warren Hoai., Mark Stephens, Manager.
CARPENTER.
T: X: Davis
BLACKsMITlIs.
N. G: HcCan; c: Ii Weber:
TIN and H4Ri5MxRE:
NcCrt. Bios:
t;6UfBA:
MERCHANTS.
+: b: K.ys; A: D. vetb0heoHt:
}AKbWxRE::
sshR 1IikhslIa.:
|EASB |:E:$: ; l.: AatSHS: 5 !: IS
. 1ff8E;$Ef:
G.,ooFs:.s W: H4bblc:ooin1b:: H4bb!l
AGRlcuIrURAE AAcH1SER1:
f.: Kaye:
s. HOTEL.
Cirl Mentzel
oUsr1cE dE THE PEACE:
o. Barker.
PHYSICIAN AND DRtas.
DR.. ]. LaFond.
SALOONS.
Z. Kivel, 6: Conner.
5TEPIIEN.
MERCHANT.
John Hanna.
HOTEL
.fas}ilils HpyGs
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1881-01-19

J. G.. McCrca returned on Mon
day from his trip to the old home
and St. Paul. J. c., reports every
thing as looking lovely.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1881-01-19

The social takes place at the resi-
dence Of George H. McCrea's next
Tuesday evening. A good time is
anticipated by all.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1881-01-19
r AND OFFICE, J..

Notice is hereby given that following .namcd
settler has filed notice of his intention to make
final proof in support OF his claim, and that said
ceivcr U. {. Land Office at Crooketon MINI.
on the 23d day of February 1881, viz, BA-
ZELLE GERVAIS, Pre-. d: 8. No: 2i9d for the
SC Y of sec 4, 7 1856, R4S: He names tie fol-
lowing Witnesses, to prove his continuous resi-
dence upbii and Cultivation of said land VIZ J:
klyrar. Sevegsry, Edmond Forget, X. Lcgaull,
lonis Sardcn, all Of Middle River, p. O! Mar
shall Co. MINI.
s-la Mel THosi G; snAruBiGn. Rcgisters
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1881-01-19

To the next ten subscribers, we
will give them a choice chrome.
Come in and subscribe and take
your choice.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1881-01-19

The SHEAF and the Pioneer Press for the
small sum Of 500.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1881-01-19

There will be preaching every
evening this week, except Satur.
day, at the school house, by Rev.
A. T.. Flint.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1881-01-19

Lieut.. Chubb, Of Co. E., Fort
Pembina, took twenty recruits to
that garrison on Monday.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1881-01-19

The pay car passed down on Sun.
day, and now the railroad boys
look happy once more.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1881-01-19
Local BreviiHee.

Mentzer, the farm machiner,
man, takes the cake, as q nurse.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1881-01-19

A small reduction in the rate of
through freights took effect on Mon
day.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1881-01-19

WI
Local Breuities.
Wheat IS cents.
! Mentzer, the farm machinery
man, takes the cake, as q nurse.
A small reduction in the rate of
through freights took effect on Mon.
day.
The pay car passed down on Sun
day, and now the railroad boys
look happy once more.
Lieut.. Chubb, Of Co. e., Fort
Pembina, took twenty recruits to
that garrison on Monday.
There will be preaching every
evening this week, except Satur.
day, at the school house, by Rev.
A. E. Flint.
To the next ten subscribers, we
will give them choice chrome.
| Come in and subscribe and take
your choice.
The social takes place at the resi-
dence Of George H. McCrea's next
Tuesday evening. A good time is
anticipated by all.
J. c.. McCrca returned on Mon
day from his trip to the old home
and St. Paul. J. G., reports every
thing as looking lovely.
A full account of the standing
committees of the Legislature, and
other interesting matter will be
found in our inside pages Of to. days
paper.
There will be musical conven-
tion held at Glyndon, OIL January
25, 26, 81 and 26th. And a mum.
Der of the music loving people Of
the valley, will be in attendance.
H. Thompson, one of the owners
Of the Red Lake FIGURING Mills, at
Fishers Landing, stopped over
from one train to another. They
have the boss -four, just bear it in
mind.
Judge Barnes and District At
torney Ball of Fargo, passed through
town, on Monday, on their way to
Pcmtiha, where a term Of the Ter
ritorial district court commenced
on Tuesday.
Round trip tickets are now sold
between this station and St. Paul
and Minneapolis, at a somewhat
reduced rate: if you wish to go to
either of those points for little
excursion now is your time.
w. J. Mcintyre, our meat mar
let man, is building an ice house
size 1tx1-t, eight feet high, in the
re;tr of his shop and residence. r.
r. Davis is doing the carpenter
work., and it will be well done.
f. 4. Maglone, the Fargo Re-
publican man, called on us Mon
dap. He says the Republican will
establish q daily in the spring.
The Republican is one of the best
newspapers III the Red River Val
ley.
, 1881-01-31

NAFS"EfuVUAs AE0H NolNuRH&t
Hollow iron columns for supporting iiuors and
roofs nre MITCH us1d ln constructing intR9 build
ln4s, nud ~erc 1t not f4r tho Utmost fatnl lofcct
thlt they WILL bond or brcak under tic influence
In building. Muny experiments havc boon tried
with Il view to making such columns re-prOof.
or, at .ehs. sufficiently 40 to be nulo to stanl
sAall tiro IN thoir nof4hborhona without ho,d.
Ing. and thus bringing tho entlre building to tho
Rruunl Ia r,lns, long beroro It would bu de-
stroycd hy tue fire alnHc. 4 total collapse of n
eraie rc, III this city, together with tho loss Of
twu lives, would aeon tu lnako this punt per-
fcctly ccar: CaalDy tho columns with wood, rs-
of tne methods havo bcui, dsssrbea hero Il, iI Dc.
tail. HecentIy two moro suHBust!ons hnvo heeu
nrcre,l. Que Is 10 inrloso tA0 cnlulnns In rings
ot sf Il Set pf on oys1 ts t we re Sp
kUcr nj tho beat till tho lire cpuld 10 sli0tiucd.
The rlgn Ia slmple aud Inexpensive, ai!d has
aS sa Ss sSgyy 9 yn iy,t g
Gotta tuAllly lonls Itself to decorative trelt-
msnt; T,e sseo s Hnn z to til tho columns
W MaS If 20 .n sao 51Ea os was tSn*
sa!sa n1,o ovpr tue other, aavo holes or openings
at ss,sNo kind, 70 that there "a II FREQ eo,,munl-
ston ,Sn fr r. e1n a f. cnuS sron The Dotton
thetu ut cnoh it'or, The .ppormost column IL
aIsn provided , ln WY ANAL ssSano7rpe passnx
se se q ns y e eaas sasSfa nay ySs e
s %t yWiss WSu eth a,hs s Or
provided With hn escapo for tho expansion OF The
'vator nr sssnaln. The columns would stand I,t,-
hnruie4 N,1'l ovcry tioar was burned out. wcro
tho gtrtlcrs also hnl aud tlllGd with wntor In
tho sll.na. tnntner, both .1ir1ors ani c0lntnns
would nsltlslIt,eedlY Slala lut4utt oven niter MI
thu .oors AMI tho ronf had iallen III, aid th0y
Inns tho narlt of 1hcapneBA aud casu Of upplci-
ttun, ano IL patrntcd III this country.
, 1881-01-31
a MERCANTILE COMPLICATION,


TYLER, M!n,l., Jun. G0.-Yesterlay tho storo OF
Tlsdaln. lfarrIs 4 Co., or this place, waa otosud
by eTrtltUrs. The aoods Wer0 nttAchod by
3eputy-shetiH William Hunter, Of Lyon County,
aud. tho parties utrachng wero urronal,iur,
tiosenthHl s. Co., OF Chicago, fur tho suu, ol
sl,a7a; AMI Heed. HHnlock T. Fischer. Of Chca.
Fo, for tSs0. Tho total asscts 1T goods and book
accounts foot up S0,7o0.4d. Tho liabilities, Ac-
cDrs,in1 10 the bouks are u, ,6suh H. but tho bts,ks
Ntp inc1rrpot, III II IL batlmntod That the iahll-
ttea WI! rc!gh hotween O,pN and @7au. sul.o-
tnctlt to the attnehIliant assignments nY the
". Ntsh, AZ Tyler, fur tho het,ctt Of MI tic
crct9ttors. rhn assiEnoas will clllin That tho nj
tAchln0nt ~ illeKut, wtIeh, if true. will make
East loleg asslKnec, but II tho Ntlarhilent IL
lgGAl tho MsstHnlnoilt pMn bQ Ut il0 eNGct.
, 1881-01-31

Mnsou md D1xon'e line since tho War IA not
moro thHn onc.tc.,th OF l per cent OF tho cntiro
population; that Tho negroca ot,tnnHbrr tho
whites In only three Sthtcs: nttfs tint, nccortt-
tngy, II Ehrgc portion iii tho IIopuhlcnn purity
III tho Auuth cnnst4ta> nf aptthcrn-l,Orn
whites. The cry that host Of Northern ntlscn-
titrrrs lnvRtte1 tho Hnuth at tho ctnsc OF tho
Wnr and tauk p,,ssrasiou 0f nlt lucrative Uillecs
is sdIsrr0vcd ly the rpeurtta uf tho time. which
shOw that only very lncMRro perccntage OF
Offices was cvor fl,lctl by Northern fnct. Tho
South ts held to he
nEsroSslBLE Fon 1Ts own stis0ovHnS-
MEyT
because nf tta nsrncism Of MI persons Of North.
nrn ttchs. md itt sul3cn NnwillnRncas to submit
10 the a,VIc Ut events which Its t,wn ltsors pre-
cilitnte,1. tHdgu TMnrgtn casitlIt!iy rulnts mt
tho tnh,ly admirable tc:tsnros OF tho Snth. Rr'l
INSERTS TINT rs greatest need Is n hrun,l and
universal education.
Speaking of lloyaIl. Judge To.rgto says: al
know ncxt to nothing OF him, but from tho fact
TINT ho tried 10 do something at hnu,o. nctNnlly
tllst ruin characteristic Southern newspaper
FOR ah1ut six t,atiihs. nttcatod Ills rcattncs to
~ upon The field OF "hunns" MS tho secDn of
blo,d-sllirsty tlcnd, WIS un enthusiastic sup
porter tt .|usticu Field fur the Presidential
nomination. and has llfo enough to conse to
Now York With tho comn,uiitlnOlo purpose Of
bcttcrinR Ills condition. hal
ExrEcTEb nErTEit THINGS uF 1ElM.
hnvo II nntnrnl sytuas,y for tho enrprt-
!1lAtl. hecnmrs one ut oncc Ent him down NJ Il
little alHvs the AtrrNEb Of hia fellnws In ritcr-
rrIsc md pluck. The very fnct shows TINT he
S aSs ~ H Ed - se nm sa;1ey KIT
Nnr,h to. plleh his way. honestly admire l,ls
pluck 9t:l enjoy n's aueaess. rejolee ln the
SssspesS iar ibcm all e' .hat IT. ,heir suerxy
nn,i ncrit deserve. sincerely, believing
, 1881-01-31
=. OCEAN STEAMSHIP ARRIVAL. q,
EKw iullE, Jun. M.-Tho steamship bristol,
formerly reported nsh0rc, has arrived,


Tho rupttl Increase Of telegraph, telcphoue,
aro;a!ar.!, $nh electric. aht wircs i, TIL! cout,.
Riia iieohvsntonce of plau.n9 Wires on i,st.s
a%l ou hous-tops In nur cities. Telegraph and
HelepauHe w|reA lntcrtare with auctl 0thcr BY In.
ducti0n+ nn1 c!ectr.c-liKlt Wirps hRya proved i,
source Of tAslbtc dnnyrr to all 0tller wlrca np,r
them. Tho tt0sslng 1t such wiru with teis.
paoHe wire rscentY lnado all accidental short
circuit ut tho teiephOno tranan,ltter, producing
su.haun heat that 4ct llro to tho uppIr.tus and
eo,upletely destroyed It., ony III prt,rnpt l4-
added possibld dGnyer that my nr,so il any ons Il.
should shntttcIrcutt IN uleclrlu-l light wire
through his lilrbs ur body. Two deaths arO sall
to nave been fEcently cuuaad In thls manner
Several t!ana spr placing All such wlrrs under
Fteund have already been proposed. and
lu Germany lnE1y mtlds OF cable hava already
, 1881-01-31
CANADA.

MONTREAL. Jun. M,--Artnostlng Of tho Joliet
Mutual Insurance ctinpauy WIS chilled for 10,
dny but, on thp directors t1akuR their appear
ance, they wero arrestad for conspiracy and
subsequently, ynvG ball. Tho utlairs Of tho Coni-
pAny hAve Kot lnt0 lntildla. ~
0uAH1av1JLx. unt.. Jun. :D.-An !noondinry
fire ths morning dcstroynt tho stnschnusa. a',ti
to J. LindaRy, LOIS. EA,uu; lnauTcd.-. ;.
, 1881-01-31
ICE At GRAND HAVEN, MICH.

Epfftal U6pAIth 10 Tia Ckafago Tribune.
GhAap HAVEN, Mioh., Jun. G0,-*rhls hhrbor Is
still blookadcl With lce Tho steamers Mcnoml-
moo and Dcporo arc lying, nt tho piers unublo to
Fet out. and tho City OF ludln9aan, which waa
WIS carrird northwest ycstert!Ry ly it0atlnB Ice,
RilQ Ii nuw Olf MlsskeNon. Nothing Gun b0 l0uo
, 1881-01-31

Some time during sunduy, tho otlico Of 7. T..
itunscoM & Co., prnlcrs, 10s md 100 Madison
street. w1s entered by hnrglar or burHlurs,
tho caah drawer hurst open and about s4 I'll
stunI chnuue ntlstrlctcst; nlsD a uoie made By
tho t!rn for $sl5, In tnyor Dt A{nrder, Lusc y CO..
which had been paid q few days uRo, aud thprc
fore ID ynlielcss. Entrance WIS affected by
rry!ng opon tho double doors Of tho etlcO With il
CrOW.O OAt or Otaer instrument.
, 1881-01-31
GEN. JOHN LOVE

IxntANArOtls, Ind, Jun. M.-Gcn. John Love
died at his rcsIlpnce III this city Inst night ur
heart uIscasc. Gen. Love WIS a arntli,nte or
West rn!nt, and served In tho Mcxtcau War md
In tho Rebellion. He served Us chief Of stan IL
Gen. Morris, and took pnrt IN scvprul engage
nlNnts III Western EirKlnla, He afterwards wis
III cuillnanl ut the lnlhna Legion. iIa WIZ mp
pointed BY Gov. Williams nno or the new static
ltniso commissioners, which position ho held IT
tho tInau OF his tleutn.
, 1881-01-31
WATER-FAMlNE,

spteia' D4,paiea to 7ne chteaao Tribune, MI.
1IAnAnoO, Wis, Jan. H-There Ia n Yery Kalr
prospect for a water-famfne In NHtaboot u Mast
Ut tho otstcE,s arc dry, n,ld hnf tho people nro
cssrys, ra'or ffom shS OF tho
, 1881-01-31
LoU1svILLE's COLLECTOR.
Tlle Stnlwarts Anxtonh to Secure Conk.
ltnEsa Aid.

ltnEsa Aid
al~etaf Dispateh TO The Chicago Tribune
LOUISVILLE, KY, Jun. H.-1t Ia Understood
hore that Scnntor conklinE will DO strongly
urged BY the urant element In this State to ro-
aIst the confirmation of ". y. Wilson. nppontcd
Collector 10 succeed James II. nNukIior. iu-
moycd, It ia nltcgcl, 10 ptense Secretary Shor-
nun. Tho shGrnlMn men arr J,bilant ovor their
triumph ~ Wllson'a Mppotntmont, and boast:
ingy predict, tno earlf m ext!nEnIshnont Of all
marked disposition on tho part Of Dotnocrats
hero to hnvp tincknoF, md Mr. Willis. tho Louis
v!tle Representative. Is ns active rs Il beaver In
bis bclnIf. iii Co0klIn4," said a lnc1.l Demo
ur,tt Ut prumtncneo tn.iny, =" ullows nurknera
bchenltll tn ", tlnresistcd In tito Sctutc. Ken.
.Of Kront weakness OH bis pnrt, for l,1ckner ami
his Sons ltro the p!n,nea Of tho btnlwnrts here,
aul Roscoe can Ill afford to SEQ them 20 00Wn,"
, 1881-01-31

penstse food and less u It, rtHher than dhoAner
Nj larrows partly nuswers. lle 4oys:
"llence the nnnbof ,n, e men Living On the
wsSs rS1 as 1n Y t'
thai, need be 9Iven by tho hortlsinon necessary
for tho snfokoeplng OF the aatsls. Indoeu, tho
opinion, ia pastiirc. Farmcfs h"ro and Il moro or;
prolltaIIo 10 lrcNl and fatten oxen, sheep. and
pxs ,is! tor tho English market than to r"sso
As to this mettcr OF the profit, 3! doubt II NJ.
uWrenws Is currcIt, and for this r0Aaon: 1to
lcss tha i've ncrcs caeh: and of thoso 10, ls3 hold
css thun half an nure. liz does mt state It, hut
thgso small tpotatoeal renters pay ono to two
wholher the pastu lunds pNy II uet rent Ut $3.50
por acre. II not, why do tho great landowners
i. Estates afo n.oro oleRunt 80, and great land
Z: Ihey srS 1 less Troublesome, and rcqulro less
Tint tho lands Of ireland shail he uset, to pro-
vide food Tor THO people of Ireland Is no concern
least coilcern tho sciencs Of political economy Or
Tho Krciit laliihnlders, mon liku the Earl Of
then. und who uwns, behave. sonla B0OtD acresl
hold and uRo tk,eso ynst districts for ther own
pieasMrc sools. not In tlo least for tho pnbtlc
Lost may bo charged with hArah judgments.
Twill stistaln tnyaclt hy II short rxtraat frnn
ctAtNGnAtS AW A@HAHpAiAAA} AAkC1t 4Ai6l0Ey VI
tho N1netepnla. Century.
He ID hpenlttug ut the workmen:
"fThor Nttltudc wnH tliat OF spectators, the!r
ceaAu1 10 petition: they hnd uot yNt leArned to
t,eallnx. They lu0ked IN in silNnco Fi,tin nle,,-
sometimes Hbc AMI good. morn frequently weak
or OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES their sclhty auy-
stanc1 III Gnterprises which hll no reference ut
ull To their WGlfArO. W4Fs which WGrc ~ bv
fctt by their clrninV4 aud tt1G!r ilyCA w0rG en-.
tered llpon without any One caring to know
iho.r oplnnn. Lnws whose 1njustico was
untsslst.ngly y AZ lldxn9nts q Heaven. ;rio
dill lie Journey caylI,g iii lts conditions to bn
adjusted for thonl by y tew mon whu, b. Hood
direction of tho natlonai rusorcss." e"'A
Il was wnrso than this X nosaEplg in ireland.
Al!nw tho tn note hcru that tho rentMl pf tho4s
pastnrO Ah1 tillnxG land. ut FL por uuro would .
,1!nn',nt t. I!o5 ll.5s:. 9r 10 t1s.AV9 the Whole
mover haso aono Il tlay's work on the - lansis. |
Mr.. Consu burrows notes plowluu at fru,i, 2s Il,
S%t :; shsss %sFss ;ioy ssst t%s, sa%:s
have uuy. ii tloy bad co.siant work taclr
WancB would M1.uunt to pcF yoRr nus days.,
llow,nen, $lJuuO; Eonornl mon. S{ll 40; women,
SlUb. IGQt wltllI lIo tho tlftltf,Kh III work vHs
10 b. l,,tl Al Tho time which il mt tho cMsr
S1ss Ch,rnttu O'llr}uC writes In The Uoccu1bpr
! number ~ thu Nineteenth GtiilI,rV for lBSj:
, 1881-01-31
1l1LL1oS II, VAN nESsAELLEn.

l1ILLIOS II. VAN NENSAELLER.
CiSc1SSArl. o.. Jim. 2p.-Ktl'lOn II. Vnn 1Icn-
hnlr II century resident Of Onfo, dsel ut his
rcsltlot,co ~ California, Hamilton County, o.,
neur this city, last night agcd III ycnrs. 1lc wns
ono Of tho oldest and most distinguished Of tho
Ecuttst ltlto SRsul,s In this country. Sovereign
Grand pl7rt0r In tho Thtrty-thlrtl 'te9rEr. aud
Fast }raud Commander NJ tito Suprctap COllHt
of tho Thtrty-tliirt degree OK tho Northern
.Jur'sdtctiou or tho United atatcs. lie will bc
BURIED Monday with Masonic hunors.
, 1881-01-31
MISSOURI.

JEFFERSON Cry, No., Jnn. 29.-Th6 Missouri
Scnnte to-,1ay rAssed a collcurrcnt resolution
requesting tho Representatives md Instruct.
tnE tho BenNt0rs III Congress from Missouri to
favor legislation 10 opcm okluhoma to settle.
furut,
, 1881-01-31

Hptetal IHtpatrh to 1hs EhteaVo Tribune.
LAFAYETTE, Ind. jan. :p.-JnMcs Spears, m
old resident of tho Wabash Valley, wut-known
In Chicago, dIct suddenly this ovcutnK.
, 1881-01-31
OB1TUNIKY|;'s.:s; =; ss' ,,,..

sn>tfaf Dtspatth to The Chteaon 1sthnf7H, =
EVANSTON, H.. Jan. 3O.-A Rsonm was cNat
over Inc stl,,lcnt community ycstcrlay hy thq
announcement Uf tho sutlden nr,d unexpected
.tc,llh at Mnhtcuo. H., VI n member nr tho Soph-
utnorc Class of tic University. Mr. Cnrl Muct-
man. The cnt,sc Of tho death whs N disease nf
tho kidneys. Mr.. Mnolman was n student 'ut
unusual abilities, and commanded the high re-
spect nll,l cstcrn, u MI who knew him. lic WAS
n ucrnsan, md ca'ne to this ca,,ntry whpn 4
through cuIltxa. Al tho tt.Mo hf his hcMth
no wna President of Ills elass. which
sot E the cs,u1tnE Srls'pr At,t Sul,honr,. debate
contest. Th0 funtrli will tec1tr ut Manten9 tu.
tt0rr0w. and representatives Of, bis t'lass and
tho Phi Suppi SIHinn FrAlGrty, and tho tliniIiA
lAtctnry s,nieiy, Uf ln,th nf which he WAS u
nelnl,tr, viii h. present Mt tho ceremony. 1t
WIS hit Inst week tllnt Dir. MOelnlAn wns COIN
pelIcA to CGlLAe yttitly.
, 1881-01-31
GA FOOLS EnNAND."
THAT OF TnylSQ TO MAKE JUDGE rounoEI
TAKE WATElL

Special p1passA to Th4 CAisspo Tribune.
NEW iORE. Jan. 81-Jud9o Albion W, Tuur0to
has written long iuttor. which 10 puhllshod Ia
the Tribune. Takiug a. his text AE. Noyasrs
top'y TO "A Pools REruud." he analyzes that
eluincpt known In tho Bold South ny carpet-
bavaeFa- lie shows that ths actuuI number VI
Eosshern.lYru persous whv aaye xoae SOUTH Of
, 1881-01-31

those fntctrsta will not be ,lt.nn,o,..
Con1mfttee'e adopting any rollt' 'ppeShtcd ~ h,..
or ar, trsr..tnf T's1,s ,s%,nE s%G,%Eo'k . shps aa'{
cortaintS or duuDs. Yoans ,ra,r!' Il ,,!'0 'Iiah,t,,ns
A. =: a:Cn,wS,ytr,,,
C0nllnantltF Y
, 1881-01-31

LITTLE Rock, Ark, Jan. 1o.-John wAsscl, ex-
Magyar, and formerly VIco- rrcsltiont Of tho
Merchants National Hank Of f,ttlu Kook, died
lust night and was buried tC-t!ny.