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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1881-04-14

r. H. Doe came over from Adrian
on Saturday last on business, and we
learn from him that his house and
barn are nearly completed. He is
building quite a good farm house lex
"a with IL" l6xl8 and barn l4x3O.
He expects to send for his family as
soon as trains are reliable and take
up his residence on the farm, a mile
and half north of Adrian. Mr.. D..
has another farm in Ransom and will
crop both places the coming season.
Ogle says there are some Spiritual
lists around Worthington whom he
has the highest respect for and
there are others whom he despises.
Editors, for instance. Editors Of riv-
al newspapers, so to speak. He just
despises them. They go for him in
a way he despises. They get about
all the business away from him and
he just despiscs them, he does. They
tell on him and his hypocritical set of
Pecksniffs and Uriah Keeps, and he
inst despises to be told on.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1881-04-14

McSherry Grain Drills for Sale. APP.
ply to J. ). McManus.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-30
ID. w. BLISS,
j. j WOODWARD,
j. X. BARNES,
RnnRRr kry IlvrpN
sOuth American News,

new York, Juy 80 Panama advices OF the
Goth inst, say that the latest news from
Peru is to the afternoon of the llth Inst. In
Magdslena, on Sunday. the 10th. q quorum
was finally Obtained and the Peruvian con-
grcss was organized, on d the business Of legis.
lati1n commenced A large number of spec.
ta'Crs witness, d the first regular session, at
the opening of which, President Calledron
presided. The presidential message
Is a. brief document, ard though
1t renders apparent difficulties, doubts and
dangers oy which the provisional government
is sur Founded, there never was q presid ent OF a
country called uoon for an Official speech un-
der circumstances 80 perplexinK. The Chilian
army Is In possession of the capital.
rival claimant to power is peram-
bulating the interior towns and
with an army at his com mand many times
more powerful than the lew recruits who ac-
knowledge the authority Of provisional gov
erDm mt There are no archives, no treasury,
- revenue, the ministerss with empty port
foiios, no records but powerful memories Of the
rule OF Prado ana PierOla, who have
brought p.rdi.ion on Peru, Prad'
contemnt. President Cal edron says he OBJ.
jects before the legislative bodies are frst the
restoration of a 6 institutional regime, aud
second, an honorable. eace with Chill. Fifty
senators aud eig nty. flve ee putes were sworn
In at the first B. sslon. After the delivery Of a
message. Gale ron resigned the provisional
but was Immediately elected con.
stitutionaI pi esident
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-30
Tho Williams BrOthcrs,

Chicago. July ga dispatch from Maple
Springs camp, Eauclar, Wisconsin, Gays new
life has been infused into the pursuit of the
Williams bro hers Dy the arrival Of eight In.
dian scouts with thirty flood hounds employed
out westby United st lie, government ,couts,
which ar" he adtd by Buif,lo Char ey and Yell
low stone Kelley with these names the
public Nas made familiar during the Custer
and M,l.s c,mpaign IN ls76-77. Buffalo Char
ley's pa ents. brothers aud sisters were killed
bv Indians over SIX yesfs ago, 81 ics which
time ha has given his whole heart to The WORK
OF tr AckiigIe skins and fusitivss from jus
tlca. The trail fihe outlaws will be taken IN
In the ciDity OF Du,title's csmp and the
soouts will go ahead with the entire pack Of
blOoo houuds, making ,uch hunt as was new.
er v ttnessed In Bigwoods before,
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iESrABLtsVED is49.
tPRlCE FAVE CENTS. .


Interest IN the. Coming Re.Vutou az
Missouri Ex.Confederates NJ Dsl.
t"s-Arrestcd for the Confidence
Game, Etc.
Special to the Herald.
st. LOUIS, July 2o.-Nirs. Kate Mcclure died
July 2dunder susp icious circums stances, The
Investigation, clio cd To-day, developed the
fact that death was caused BY abortion: per.
formed by herself. She was from Cincinnati,
Befole she died, shesaid 1t was the nflh .,ims
she had performed 10 on herself.
Several ex-confelerate Missuulianb ave tax.
lug inlerest In tue coming fe. uuion at Dallas.
Don Kelly, editor % the SpringGpl Mo-,
Journal, also Msjor John Il Miner, Colonel
ffAns f ketchum, Major j Anderson and
Tim Monaghan will attend.
john Cohen, ayOung man formerly employed
6y Cooper the diamond broker, played q con.
hienoe game on several citizens, to the extent
ot several hundred dollars. He says he was
elry TO have repaired or cleaned.
Cohen was arrested and will probably he
sent to the penitentiAry. He was formerly Of
goou stAnd ny. IL Is ,ne old, oia htory--wine,
women and lived too fast.
Al. OK " illinms, brought TO st. Louis from
Miseiselppi county on the charge of selling
..quor w,,hout iiccnse' pleaded guilty ana was
Ahoio 10 COiu0t Ou ohta on CnnnRe mere Juoy
now. 1t IL attracting ateni ion, The price
run up to-day " ID. CENTS amid great excite.
ment II Is thought 1t will fully develop to-
morrow some hsayS dsa,s, and some nrms
must be crippled.
Great preparations are making for the SOL
diers' reunion ut Blo0nin nston, Illinois,
september IT., sth and sth, under the
auspices Of tue soldiers reunion association of
Illinois, Invitations Sre out. The RAILROADS.
are Offering speciai rates to organized parties
and individuals.
A special from Murphysboro, illinois, says
| ten pl isoners cut u hole th ough the jail wall
ana escaped. The murderer Burke was re-
captured. The remainder are still ut large;
party aIe hunting them. One prisoner refused
leave the jail. -.
The Missouri Pacific to-day completed tht Ir
track to Inc depot oite at Carthage, Mo. The
road bran ches from the innin track ut
Pleasant Hill, Mo running south through
wes ern counties to Carthage. tits Ir Jec' ed
south through AIkansas to make TexaBa con.
nection with lbe Iron Mountain.
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Special to the Herald.


Waco, July 20.-PTesidcnt PAramore, Cover
nor Hubbard and others, directors Of the
T. as & st. Louis railroad, arrived here at
noon, coming from the terminus Of the road In
carriages. Some Of the party return this even
Ing to st. Louis, but Messrs. Paramore and
Hubbard remain until Monday. Four miles OF
track are yet tv be laid before the road can run
trains into Waco.
DR.. Burleson was out In card yesterday an
nounciDg that unlt ~ the people Of Waco came
down with 5000 for Waco, the university, he
w"nld enlist all the Baptist votes of tho state
TO vote against Waco as the site for
IL state university. His pronunciamento
created such an amount OF Indignation
an protest that he Ia out In another card In
the morning papers, sayi Ing that he was mis-
understood and that he will favor Waco. II
Is generally understood that he fears the
state university, III located here, over shadow
his institution.
The Missouri Pacific bridge across the Bra
EOS Is assnmltg shape. The Texas 4 st. Louis
railroad COMPANY have bond from the Ciin-
ton bridge company, OF st. Louis, TO complete
their bridge by September 10.
The telephone poles are up and wires will
be stretched next week.
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COrsicanR.


Special to the Herald.
Corslcana, July a9.-The first bale of cotton
Of the season was brought in to.dsy and sold
at auction 10 Abe Swartz for 800. The cotton
was raised by william Noble, 10 miles east OF
towns classed as strict low middling and
". .ighed 4Vl pounds.
Warrants were Issued yesterday from JUS
tice waltOn's court for the arrest OF Dan and
Tom Wesson for felony. Deputy Sheriff
Cubley summoned posse end
started for Wesson's house, some
Is miles east of town, Abuu.
midnight last night the sheriff halted party
OF men on horseback coming toward town and
ordered them 10 suri iender, but Dan Wesson,
who was In the party, drew his revolver and
swOre he would not be take n alive. Bob Cub
ley, jr., fired on him just 40 he was raising his
Revolver. Two buck shot passed through. Dan
Wesson's head. He died In few moments sf-
ter. jury ofipguest will give verdict to-
now In jail.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-30
Tho Good wood Meetinx.

London, July ss.--1hls was the last day o.
the Goodwood meeting. Tue raos for the NAL
colin stakes, for two year old colts and ailies,
distance, three quarttrs ola milo. was won by
Jake Browns colt, Adrlesthtu.. Balial. win.
ner Of the Levant stat 70, second, J. II. Keene' d
race for the Cnesierneld cup, mile
ami . qusrter, was won by II. BragR's
iour. .yeAs old brown colt, Victor Emmanuel
Lord Arlipgton's chestnut colt, Jsraidine,
second, y, dine's chestnut colt, Teritia Idol,
third. ThirteenIau.
The rses for the Nassau stakes, for three
year old Niles, one mile, was won by Craw.
ford'sb tobias, Lord Falmouth's b fBa.
gall, second, Lorrillard's b { Seneca, third.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-30
yellow Fever NJ naxnna.

Washington, d. O., July 9o.-Advicss 70.
ceived by the national board OF health from
Havana. report that during the week ending
elbow fever, eight from small pox and nvc
from typhoid fever. The number Of deaths
from oil causes aggregate one hundred and
tnlfty.ilve during the week ending July cd.
There were twenty.one deaths from yellow
lcver and about oLe hundred and twenty casss 0
/, the city. Tue reports state that the ship
ping at Cienfuras has been invad.d d By yellow
ievcs, and that the American brig 0rtelon
and the spanish bark vslerado, bound for
Philadelphia, are suspected vessels.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-30
Paruell's Amendments to the land
Bill,

London, July 9.-The Daily Telegraph says
some indie enstion 10 felt by the conservatives
At the governments acc c,ptaucs OF Mr. Par.
nellie amendment to the land bill, adding
clause Il, provlso that an action for rent
pending at the same time as an appllcati N for
lxlns judicial ient,. be suspended until the
latter 10 determined. 1he smRilness OF the IN
norty vote II attributed to the absence OF
members who, if the usual notice OF the amend
ment had been given, would have been pres.
ent. Meters Gooscher and Il.nege and thp
moderate liberals sbs'aiDe d from voting on
the advlsability Of Ofissuibg.
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Expressing Regrets.

London July 20.-The Morning Post says
We understood that Immediately after publi-
cation sf the letter of Cardinal eusbeit ARCH
bishop of. Paris. to the Pope, sympathixlpg
with him In regard to the seen, at the removal
OF the rem aius Of Pope Plus TX, Marquis De-
h0illes, the French ambassador TO Italy,
visited the Italian minister Of foreign affairs,
expressing the regret Of the Fren,h govern.
msnt at the publication OF such documents.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-30
Lixerrooi Co,,on Circular.

Liverpool, July 9o.-1hls weeks circular Of
,hs cotton brokers' association Gays cotton
was quiet In the early part OF the week but lat.
terly II was strong with large business aod
prices for descriptions advanced Am.r,cau
was 10 good general demand Ind pric.s oil.
vsnced i.lGels pence. Ia eea island the mo !.
crate rates Aie unchanged. Futures opened
dull and Qniets Since then they have ,allie i,
hardening this week and closioR n m At the
advance Of . fartbinE for near, and 1.l0oS /,
penny for distant p0eitions.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-30
PRESIDENT GARFIELD.
IN A FAIR WAY TO RECOVER.
He Had q slight Fever In the After.
noon, hut that WAS Expected-A
Tartar NOurishmeut Called
KOumiss Given Him with
Very stimulating Effect
Hts Condition 10 Very
Favorable in Eve.
ry Respect.

Washington, d. o., July 20, Executive
s;S0a. m.-Immediately after the
evening dressing the presidents fever bsga
gradually to subside. He slept well during the
night, and this morning 10 free frem fever. He
looks well and expresses himself cheerfully
No rig,rs have REQUIRED during the past twen-
ty-four hours, nor indeed at any time since
the s5tn. A moderate rise of temperature In
the evening is to be anticipated for some
days to come. At present his pulse Is %; tenn.
persture 9S; respiration Is.
+. H. HAMILTON.
ID. w. BLISS.
]. X. BARNES.
J.J. WOODWARD.
ROBEkT RhYBUKN.
Oflcial bulletin, Executive Mansion 1850 a.
m. The president is having another quiet,
comfortable day. Since the morning bulletin
hts temperature and respiration have remain
ed normal aud his pulse IL now l0V. His ,nOur-
isLment to-day has con- lsted chit n OF Juice of
freshly roasted beef, milk anu prepared me 1t
extract. AS an experiment the surgeons have
given him to-day a small quantity Of Tartar
beverage known as koumlss, which Ia IN great
repute among the Calmuc OF southeastern
Russia as INJURIOUS aud sil. hlly stimulating
drink koumiss, as prepared by the Tsrtars.
ls thin Will ish 1luid with milky taste
and slightly pungent flavor, and is made by
distil Ell mares milk wuiie II Is undergoing
process OF fermentation. 1t has u great repu-
tnl!on IN soutneastern Europe and west Asia.
not on y as an invigorating stimulant, but rs
nourishng food, and q large establishn u eni I,
popularity known as KOumiss Cure, was
founded on the Valmer river near SamArs q
few wears since. hnd has been visited by In
V.lids from nil parts of Russia.
Onlcial bulletin. Executive Mansion, u 80
p. III. The president bore the dressing of his
wound well this morning and exhibits very
little fatigue after Its compilation. The ap-
peaIanc Of the wound. character and quantity
OF discharge and general condition OI the pa
tient, are eat siactory. He rests we'll and takes
an adequate quantity of nOurishmsnt. At
present his pulse is 8S; temperature, 9S; respir.
alton 10.
ID. w. BLISS,
I'D WOODWARD,
j. X. BARNES,
Robert kEYBURN,
FRANK II. HAMILTON,
The following was sent to Mr.. Lowell,
minister to London: At Up. m. the presi-
dents condition Is reported as entirely salts.
factory. a isht return Of fever is ex pected
later IN the afternoon, and will probably for
some time be daily accompaniment Of this
state of his progress.
BLAINE, Secretary.
Official bulletin, Up m Tue president has
been conf rtaole and cheerful duriug the day,
and has had quite q nap siI ce the noon bulle-
tin was Issued. The afternoon iebrile rise
cakle on later and was not 40 marked as yes-
teriay, The wound has been discharging
freely and looks well at present. His pulse Is
rs; temperature aS; resper ,ti0n 20.
ID. W. BLISS.
X. BARNES.
j, j. WOODWARD.
ROBERT RKYRuRN.
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! 0RnAT EXCIIEMDNT,
Coloue, J.hu q. Burch. puu...,.

Washington. July 29.-The funeral services
OF Colonel John o. Burch secretary Of the
United states senate, were held ut his resi-
dence at b O'Clock this evening, and his re-
mains left here nj $50 for Nashville, Tenn.
The pail bearers We're Senators Blair, OF New
smpshiiei Jones. OF Nevada; Pugh, Of Ala
bsma; Butler, OF South Carolina; johnson, Of
Y reini Colonel bright, ,teIgeant.aI-aims, Of
Colorado; Peyton, executive clerk, and
Captain ID. Bassstt, assistant seigeant.at.
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Atheists I'm Parliament.

London. July 2o.--rhe total number Of psti-
tlons presented In the house of commons
during the present session OF parliament,
praying the hou,e TO reject any change In the
law which may be proposed for admitting
atheists To pariisment, IN 1893 with a3096l
signatures, and also the nuihber Of petitions
praying for IN alteration Of the law, is 67l
with lis, Oil signatures.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-30
Mesquite.
Special to the Herald.

Nc quite, Jaly, 99-L. Il. Porter, farmer
who carries the mall between Mesquite and
scytne, was found dead In the road this morn.
ing three miles west Of Mesquite. The coro-
ner's Jury decided that he came TO his death
by being thrown from Q mule he was iding
while snroute With the mail. There 10 NO aus.
picion Of foul play.
four weeks. Farmers cay there will mot bS
half corn crop, on account Of drouth.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-30
French Affairs.

Paris, July..29.-A decree has been promul-
gated ordering elections for mentors of the
house of deputies. on the slst Of August, and
sec.nd ballots on the Saturday following.
The chamber OF deputies, in spite Of the gov.
erDincnt's only desiring partial sales, has
passed q bill for the sale Ofthe whole OF the
crown diamonds, the proceeds to be devoted to
the museum fund,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-30
Tho Rattle I'm Ar<hanist.n

London, July 29.-rhe Times. In an editor
ial this morning, says; 1--WE are In no way 10
support the smeer Of A Afshauistan. The Vice.
roy Of India tels sgrsphs ~ follows: "Ths bat.
tie between the ameer and Yako, b Kahn lasted
from TO II O'Clock In tbc:morning.n
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, sfsney Grove.

special 70 the Herald.
Honey Grove, July so.-Aaishall Mcfarland,
who lives few miles from town, was arrested
for rape committed on his step daughter. aged
l2 years.. lie was tried to.dsy and Ia default
OF " % bohd was carried 70 jail at Bonham.
I he crime was committed q lev months ago,
and under threats Of being killed the glrl Kept
quiet. Mcfarland was guarded 40 closely by
the officers that should any attempt have been
made 70 take him from them, IL would have
fnilcd
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Paris. Tenn, July ?9.-At Pioneer. near
here, on Wednesday, . man named slubble-
field and his brothsr-in-law, bo.h white, got
Into quarrel with some negroes. Two OF the
negroes sieztd Siubblt field by his arms and
hello him while another blew out his brains.
lhe negroes were arrested.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-30

watertown, N. Y. July 20. o.-Charie, ParAsr,
the guide who dthmpted an Indecent assault
upon Mrs. George Bull while conveying her
from F0Fked Lxte 70 Long Lake, on TussdAy,
hes been arrested In Kingston, Ont.
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LIVERPOOL, July ao.-Ths grand Jury has
found 4 trse bill against Mc0rath and No
Kavl,t for attempting to blow up the town hall
In this city on thSsth Of last month,
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SChicago, July to-Ars Melinda johnson
II ,mlin, reliot OF Bishop Leonidss Iiamliu, Of
the Methodist Episcopal church, died at her
home at Evansville, to-day, eyed 10. i
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Were Those Internal Ma achines We're
Made

Peoria, ILL.,. July 99.-J. j. Van Mortier,
city editor Of the National Democrat, told an
Associated Press reporter, yesterday, that he
has discovered that the internal machines re-
ceatly received Ia Liverpool, were maL ufac-
tured In this city. A director OF the assoc T.
tion lives here, and 10 supposed 70 know all
about them. The manufact0Iy 10 ON bouth
Washington street.
GREAT ExCt1EMBNT.
Peoria, H., Juy D.-Tho report that
here creates great excitement, aud
d. q. Wa,ner. who was kuspecled to be I'm
plicaie1 In their manufacture, denies having
made them, but says he knows who did They
were maue ut OAKS foundry, on
South Washington street. They were iron and
zinc, In sections, The M chinsry and dyns-
mite were suppl d In New York
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Electslc Lam %.

1prdon July so...Ths new stsanshi,,
ssrvlallss 10 being nited with % slsslsis
lamps.
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STATE SPECIALS.
TEXAS TOPICS BY TELEGRAPH.

indignation at Waco over the Untver.
shy Ques'ton-Corsiea ana Gets u
"Ffrst BALE" of CottOn-Dan
WessOn Killed In Navarro
While Resisiing Arrest.
Veteran Claims Al
lowed by the
Board, Etc.
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Austin.
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
Austin. July 29,-The secretary Of state IL
fast sending out blanks for the September elec.
ti0ns
Sheriff Hover, Of Kerr county, to-day ar.
rested negro here named Ned Singleton,
charged with cattle stealing In Kerr county.
Nathan Elgan, lored, was also arrested for
shooting 1T \ colorsd brother while returning
from church.
Deputy United statss Marshal Lucy has re-
received q telegram from Wyoming 10 the ef-
feet that the party arrested In the territory q
short time ago for stage robbery
is no less person than the notO-
life sentence by the president. White is
under suspicion of having robbed several
stage' In the eastern portion OF tnIs state since
he was turned loose, and It IL probable that
should he be acquitted In Wyoming he would
be brought to Austin to answer similar
The following veteran claims were recon- :
mended to-day; ID II. McFadden, william
liarndell, A. q. Wa to 8, William Robert
Price, Robert WheelOck, Theophiles
Wells, Patrick Quinn, w II Wood, Pablo Sol
mas, Engene Patterson, Charles X Duncan,
Robert Craw ord, Il n Grade. Robert Hail, Is
Va Sickle, Robert = Crockett, ID II Edens
John iurner, II J Calder, Jane Il Perry, Il X
Lebng, Elizabeth scott, Elizabeth k,isk an0
James Mackey.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-11-26

The Board Of Public Works Held q Reeu-
lar Meeting Yesterday Afternoon and
Transacted The Following Business.
The matter of completion of the assessment
Tor open ng, widening and extending of the
Sixth ward levee was laid over to December Q.
Specifications for constructing sewer on
McBoal street were app owed.
The matter of the assessment for opening,
widening and extending Cherry street between
Main street and Maria avenue, was postponed
to December 2.
The matter of the assessment for construct
ing sewer on Sibley street from Fourth to
seventh street was laid over to December Q,
clerk to give notice of correction.
The assessment for grading Nelson avenue
from Summit avenue to Western avenue was
confirmed.
The assessment for constructing sewer on
Rosabel street from Fourth to Fifth streets,
was confirmed.
The assessment for grading L'Orient street
was corrected as to lot 1, block 8, Ashburn &
Sherburn's addition.
The assessment for grading Genessee street
from Buffslo to Mississippi streets, was con-
frmed. The assessment for constructing a
sewer on Ramsey street from Pleasant avenue
to Forbes street, was confirmed.
Adjourned to November So, at Z D. m.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-11-26
Death of Mr.. james H. Mathews.

James II. Mathews, one of the old settlers
OF 81. Paul, one of our best known old citizens
and gentleman worthy of the respect In
which he was held by all his acquaintance
died Thursday evening OF brain fever. A
little more than year ago the family OF Mr..
Mathews consisted, besides himself, of his
wife, son and daughter. About q year ago
the daughter, aged about %, died, and about
a month ago Mrs. Ma news died. At this
latter time he was in feeble health and soon af-
ter his fatal illness set in. Mr.. Mathews, who
will be very kindly remembered by many of
our readers, was one of the early settlers of
Minnesota. He was one of the organizers O
the Ramsey County Pioneer association, was
an active member Of the volunteer fire depart
ment of the city throughout its wholly credita-
BILE existence land was PROMINENT other socia,
md benevolent organizations. Except in the
nominal position of bridge-master few years
go his only official place was as a member Of
the city board of education in 1866 TO 1861
His funeral, which is to take pl zee at Q u. m.
to-day from the residence of his soo, Henri,
D. Matthews, No. 437 Marshall avenue, will
be attended by the Pho leer association and the
fire department association.