davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-12-29
The Promised New NAVY.

The naval advisory board has drawn
up and presented to the secretary of
the navy - plan for supplying the
United States with navy. AT present,
according to the board, we have but
twenty-one war vessels that are eff
Gent. or can be made so. 1t is there
fore proposed to build forty-one new
ships; two Of 400 tons, with a speed OF
10 knots: six of 4 200 tons, with speed
of IA knots; thirteen of $500 tons, with
a speed of Is knots, and ten Of 40 tons,
with a speed of 10 knots. The latter
are TO be built of wood The cost of
this new navy is to be $S1 100000, and
il is estimated that it can be made
ready for service in eight years, 50 that
if Spain or Portugal or Holland weIo 10
attack us next spring we woGld be
able to begin to defend ourselves early
in lS90.-N. Y. Times.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-12-29
An Imported Beauty.
Dublin Telegraph.

Mrs. CORVALLIS West, who accom-
panied Hon. Lionel Sackville TO Wash
ington. is beautiful and brilliant Irish
woman, neice of the Marquis of
Hereford. Her maiden name was Fitz-
patric. She is lively and spirituelle,
like Erin's bright daughters in general,
and became by those qualities alone
one of the leaders of London society.
Opinions were divided rs to the place
she was entitled to hold in respect of
beauty, for her rival was powerful and
found her claims to the first place as
professional" supported by the taste
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-12-29

and shrieked, and repeated the points
of the episode, again and again.
Jack is christened Hubby Darling. "
lie signs for more marriage felicity.
When Biggs wants to sil;nce his wife
he snaps his fingers and pipes--'Hoop,
la ~ eltlrnd Louder
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-12-29
4 Living NkeletOn.

John Rattersby, for twenty years the
chief of living skeletons III the side
shows, has of late been missed from
the ranks of human curiosities. The
reason is that from weight Of fifty
seven pounds he has rapidly grown to
one hundred and twenty-five, and
seems bound to get fat He is now
running blacksmith shop in Philaelel-
phia. Yes, SIR" he said to Press
reporter, with a sigh, "Othello's occu-
pation's gone. | feel that fate has
been unkind to me. 1t is simply fright,
full to a man who once could have II
lantern shine through him. And what
doyou think was the cause of it? Moth
."g but an accident. Yes, sir; mis-
cradle horse became frightened at one
of the dummy engines and threw me
out of the window, injuring my spine,
hips and shoulder. From that day
began TO pick up in flesh, and now I'm
no card for even five-cent show and
the shadow of other days glared saw
agely ut his Improbable legs. But
Battersby is still y gamer from the
show business, His wife, whom he
wooed and won during Museum COM
panionship, is still on exhibition as n
fat woman
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-12-29

The statement going the rounds OF
the press that Senator Wade Hamp-
tons daughter will soon appear on the
stage, is without foundation. The lady
has no ambition in that direction.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-12-29

expressed by royalty; but concerning
tho superiority of intellect there Was
not the slightest difference of opinion.
Ruthin Castle the seat of Cornwc.iis
West has always been enlivened with
all sorts of dramatic ENTERTAINERS, in
which the lady of the castle takes the
leading part with the greatest talent
and ease, while her low-browed CLASH
cal rival could never sustain CONVEX
sation with any degree of interest. She
is still young enough to Justify preten-
sions TO witch the world with her love-
illness, having been born during the
Crimean war, and christened by the
odd name of Enpatoria. Her style of
beauty IS in direct contrast with that of
her rival-iaughing, sparkling, blonde
and piquant. Her arrival at Washing
ton will be an event in that city, and
serve not only TO waken up the diplo-
matte corps from the droning ennui of
its common place routine, but will serve
to preserve, and protect her honorable
kinsman during the siege which he will
surely have to sustain against the
American "gusills," always ON the
watch and ready TO pounce upon
diplomatic bachelor.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-12-29
Brooklyn Eagle.

Mrs Refer, the speakers wife, is II
tall and graceful woman, and an amia-
BILE, sensible, and excellent wife and
mother. She has four three
sons and daughter, She will now re-
main with her husband in Washington,
which city she has heretofore only oc-
cnsiopollv visited
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-12-29

1t was the first letter home from a
boarding school, and it read as follows
DEAR FArHER-l write you before |
write ma becoz know you like to see
ma mad, think | will get along with
my lessons tirst-rate. The garden here
is full of chickens. which makes the
walking bad. In history I've got MS far
rs Alexander the Great. He carried a
sword to cut knots with. There is an
apple orchard half milo off The
boys play ball in it; after that there
amt much apples. The ministers sons
was licked this morning for going
fishing on Sunday. think | like the
minister's boys \ good deal. Send me
some marbles rs soon rs you can, also
II jack. knife and top Two of us boys
left piece of wet soap at the head of
the stairs just before daybreak, and by
the time the cook got to the bottom
she was too sick to get breakfast We
have prayers regular every day, and the
teacher reads out of the Bible but
don't think it's SO bully as playing tag
in hav-loft.
From your atlectionate son,
SAMUEL,
, 1881-02-12
WHISKY Old 1T,

blagy Drury,. wifu Ut ox.rollcernnn JGmes
prury, wns ycstoruay fined Is by Justice Wal
laco ror disor,lerly conduct, aud ler two young
est children baDo, aud another aged ouly
years, Gro sent 10 the St. Joseph Orphan Asylum.
The story Of tho Drury fnuily IL an od one. and
bus frcunontIy boon published. Drink cause
HIN 10 loso Ills position on tue polleo force.
and l1u hAs bcCn Il common ArlinkAru tnost of
thu tll,e 6luec. Mary, who " h!s second wig;
etruxElotl nXninst fatg for u long tae una ulu
her 6est to reform the husband and fushor, anti
For ssyoral years shu bus heen tl;a worse Of !a9 e
Two, ullu hEB frequently bGHn Arreatetl
by tho police III thu West Dlylsinn. ~
Vsten IA gte gut out Ut tho House of
Currcntipn sEle would KEthoF W the ch!lutcfl
fru,l tho NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IL which t!!0y hau
uueU consigned. ni1u HtAtt out anuW IN llfe, blt
Tho uusslon !nr drink WINS too hluuh for hor. mud
iho Dr,lry fuMly continues 10 furnish trl9ht-
r,o but fur tho whov e0'ntnuuity. Abnttt every,
ibtnu tllnt eotillQ p0ssbly 10 doMe to 5Ato hnd
rrfurW them tlnH Leun uDl.D III the pnet by tnt
hild gn4 Luncrolpnt residents ot tho West d.
5iiry Wnil, a homclcss aud dlssIpated female
,vilB fpuiul mt = oclUCk yesterday AFTERNOON!
hpLtstf drunk IN the sidewalk ut tho corner 0l
Fifth nyenAo ind Vim Huron street, Win hoi
left leu broken Just ntIoto tho ankle. She @al
tukesl 10 tho County Hospital for treatment.
, 1881-02-12
slR. HARMS EXPLAINS,

A... 't' HARMS EAlLAINSs
Hs.,s'. au'sa s1s't WIS then puil to Mr. Charles
L.,a,, p'aeo ot business. The gentleman was
afd tho object Ut tho rrportefs Walt was
s sT, lAa'a to HIN. IIs said:
1,.'e u"e'o Is au truth whatever in tho story"
ro,', "ut au'tyoi remember taking drlyo witt,
,,ssl'a''er ,r,saa'e HUT iust u&ter those bids wcro
"Wcll ycs."
au att.r t,!vt o. yaa mako nny rofcrcnoo Mt all to
aY"s. + " tla comtnety''
leo hnt ~ ~ tell yntl how that ca1su about, You
tuunr I nlauo bid fur Burplyinx mix 10 the
hettyj 'iInans'al 'in4n' tyr faD, aiii My hid was ro-
hut hn ,u,S. s hiaan tA1 mud, nslti told HUT
llohi hin, siI.a III hafo let tlnt hurpen. Thun
a,ud ssnHI. III. ~ Go"ld still help mo II he had
ated nh. ."a paiticA IL hlin that Air. tIMnGruok
oAt, mud th. ttioIay ever BEs hu waa buried
su'trart ku slIoI n1 could Ket h that turnsh!n1
mu NJ" ' "4"hbFookl would bu Able to paY
"YSs. "'YtM nr: h ilasnbrook uskcd SOU TO .b,s?"
m,sstoi,r.o ont r. le never uskuu to 10 offer Com.
lh4, il unttun. . ""y '''oncy. ai,i didn't DO II,
tohm u1nat u1vntltt.ea tho met tat ye4, cou,p,nnc,,
tdink Il" .,,I! tho eU milk r,i,truct. fin vn.i
hu ties i you In auy why anl n,,s
setrunt IT, ~. .. ,HuthLng was sattl which co,,ld
hls urtrm ts.AlelteAt thnt Uttered hin &IOy).
thu ill., ttul!I bcXtnuiuu tU rilti.T
lryel natter BIlll5 f.ara, ntrtv IN ,ha st
nublin ts.,,'p!cd bribery hus fUd III stnrv. tia
IyEuuasItm.e Ut witch viii ocuur whet,
slaf1 n,,,.'t nut lrinK4 thg NH ttar before thG
"a "e1t Mltltny morning.
, 1881-02-12
The SCHMIDT sIABRlhG.

Potter 5chmidt, the ovcrKroWn teatilstor who
stabbed Il sator nnn,ul John 1Iuaiey III
salnun brl.wl ut No, % West Kinzie street OIL tho
utxht Ut tho lst, was yesterday hell In sl,0Q bnft
Il, lno Criminal Court by Justice Wnls,, aud 4500
additional for quitting William uhrte.s. tho pro-
vrlytnr uf tho suluun. Ifealeys wound was
{hnurht II tntnl one. but uil1ar truatnlgilt no
speedily recovered, aud IL now beloved 10 Da
Ant ri 1atlrtr.
, 1881-02-12

- LDHIVlE TT1{ks =
pnttt Nppearod thruu tttHcs Mt Nlc0. In tina
" Troyuture," BoI.tlan,Lu1a," and the " Dar.
blure." Sho received thu unprecedented SUN Of
r,lIsetl in propor,lu, Il scat In tho pit cnst!AX *
shtings. shu has xnve g., "n IT, t. slonss .', Car'aE ~
taiubrute her arrlyAi o, thu lttvi0rn, ble. lanu
bus prcscnted hur With il diamond e'r''net which
cost ,s00. Fvtu VIII arrive III London curly u
1pnnths' TOUR III tho stntcs. Miss Minnie Hank
deus put appear !" hayo 1act WITH susc9ss & S.,t ns
why SID VIA blsyutl 10 nut unlufstufld, for ell0
D0th sings nnd pluys thu pnst cxcecluxly well.
, 1881-02-12
PUBLIC HEALTH.

-
FIRST ue.tmcnt Arn,ory-Tho Tene-
mr,,t-Isn,,sn III, >.-y,na;1-pox Ca.ex.
Tie nrt'clc In Yesterdays rl.'nuHE on tho
defective sewerage In tho First Regiment
,a',,n,nrs md fricuhs NJ In, c,,mnpl. mid re-
snemoefs , is'cn"s @ y. Ill., ,',n ~ %.. ~
NC what was to 10 ,io,,u 10 ro,uuy tho evil. Tho
Colonel sat,t thoy had been at work FUR sotne
tisnc endrayorine to n.,nto lilo nuisance Tho
1loors of tho uhhftef"'sster = '.'u s"'o'.s.s .a,
roos Ind been torn ', u.,a II ma oos1 toana .,'
rn"r. nr .'u .as no ,n..t ;n1, of nl,,ntinu. Thu
.vu' .ns WIZ ia,, ~, a,., ,un,,n"r n. tn ren
ase' der clog lnoyltab,c, and thu consc-
uucnco was that there wus setback
whirh p,oi.,ec,l tho sc,yrr.u uos md t,!sagrcealle
h,ss ,,sn c .u,,ois. T1 ,x"s ,nnx ~ ;m,as rhn
s,,n,oat ~ bh' ~ ny to .isyic to Ills MIR
pss MA ti stata "; i,at wi!Ias ts a." J.
' Sy i,ccesrr @ HE ior p,,S Sssnnx Ssiny Maysh. al
n tp a'rons a D., ,ec,s 1ae wl
r. r. '.tv ,inIv .cr,,,,i frnn, n nuIititn, mid
ufnce,l ulI,lcr ts,u siicwaik III co,1cittsois tho
t,"ionni stnfrd lint ff,n nrtinto In THE TNtt,uNE
wns very it,jr stutV,,lprt of tho cUtldltlon Ut
u,f.1,rs %uta nj tfo Hrory, slnltarlty consdercd.
Dis. De WOLF oS TIE Ii:SEsiESf se"EhAol
..-....... n1l.t. xv.,e ..
MIruSE rcportsr ~ %sfS 5 III NJ " WGh v y.
siunon in tho Legislature. tho .lhy GstG'e p!,s
e renor,c t ssst Isntehss, u.s., n,, Ss aas
lug uf tetcInent. .h!uscs. Tho Doctor s9lu thht
he h'tl ercn T. II %'s ee:t ~ MsaMno''; \,
~ nrn,,t,tr ina i,,1,. said },r, 81 Woi, ii
.s,nInr r. ihat IN furrt, In Nav York Clty, and
.a ~. s,,,,,", ~ ,nv s,,rnstfn, IA If Il Ia.
saw ~, m, snntas ~ ~ huvt spntrni Of rho rnp-
2, ,,, IT, nn"s.s " Ir ,un rtr,Ht. thcn,. o say il
nr. Ruy ana i not ~ ,vn TT r n9 s,s safns a ,S1im 70
inv" r. t;n "J rtt,rnss fur ln;crfcct scwerlgc or
, 1881-02-12

TIN u ."a appears to be consJdcrante a,sso,,,fno.
oses tha s.au suo 'nctE'bers Of ths County board
a.t,eo ths' Recommendation oE tho InJdln9 Cotn
sas cn,r,e. n'peEt II. 0sxooI should he nwnrLol
sla H. ,oF furnishing tho new Court IIo,ao
-. '"'saFe. It Appears that WHOM thu
, 1881-02-12

II this should meet Tho eye Of at,yono suffering
uuItnnnary uilecttun, We would refer thom 10 Ds.
Jaynes Expeut1ruur, which will, " All cGsos, ~.
furI specify reltuf, ald In Musf, efIoot spcedy
rufu. :,
, 1881-02-12
commissioner Snys Harms
THO ,nnrc,l 4lim $4,000 for
Ills Vote,
:. wos Given in Favor Of a
Il c Certain Manufacturing Com
pany.
s.,,o Discrepancies In tho Statements
'V'' Of tho Two prirnte cltl'
Zeils.
,,,.r,.,oos rs to tho Way In Which the
S">' Lust Lotting Was Worked

-
,,,,rHE LOUIS IIufrT.
YOr CAN ~. T., f,r,ntv Hoard clrctcs
yes'e'u', m,.t bren chaslnE sorely nnder
1'F s', '1n',t, ,wnyeych In IN alleged httcf,pt "
lac aa,' ns ,,licul integrity. The m"tter ue'nR
e'''f''" ,.,I,,Ir unr, illusions to It were "'y
avery n," u, s,,,1url whispers, but enough wis
naae W. J." a Tn,uysE re1or,or to satisfy HIN tnat
,,rt w,,s mt without foundation. aEu tuat
he matter shofl, w ~ ,,, n,r".t that Mr..
The st"ry r"a ~ 1,,,s1. .,u % o,'nrouchcd hy onyuf
Hut Ia. pet', III, tl,o .entruot for furnishing tho
tbc bidders ~. " ,, ,yt,t, ofrcre1 him uptsecm
.sr .sS,e md s3yl to nso hla Influence 10 scenfe
s,o I'm lou, anl tllut Mr. llntt naa aee"ca tla.
a1" ,a,irr ,aS solls he kept secret no longer than
nr1t Nouny when no ""ssn s.,rM III asa,,nilc1 ti,nt
-, Inn 'o;f,.s!naess 1T coune'1 asse''o1cN, sn..
, 1881-02-12

SATURDAY. ltfLISHtJA
-.,,o. ,,., x,o,,, a. -, n.furc t,,o Council
md demand 'hs e'o.'ns "t Que 81 =" Er'fi"s; IT,"
atrrota ~ m, sasw. urn towar,l whtth
II !'s, % saa.rSir: 3' sss 5 ,. ); ;.rt' ;asl.
nr ,,s v'n ~ G',s . ~ Il, IN @ eyf" ~, II. rrtrt ,.t
nnd prtttMSs thdrsninI .:,nIr ,,tiI,1r,x chi;,,rn
~ y, a .in '1fst t,n 'u iar ii1e'r to oct VITA" o ts
refund tiu noey ,ne propsrty l.. reprc*r,.H l,';,
mnn nafs 1.,nn! Ut tnv ~. po,nnr ,,rnnrr,y nu
x.rSs wea ,,u tnci% 5ays r. q % Tra,ia e"a tcut.
Evfry stizr h'li 1sxn' ~ ~, ~ y F. IL, knrw Tn ;bn
,t ~ " 'i, arar =, a, ijtt1c. u, ; stan, fr
,.1 w., II. ~" ~ IT, ,,,lr II, uJ,t Il, s ,wn.
II tb, prccetcnt wrrD nut. whrrr wnultl The
shutting W d strrets rnd? Why .iN'nt! stem! mt
ion many atrecls2 Ii Ito othor place could DO
Tupur v,n,tr nr souE REASON
.....'. .,.' - XII, .t.nn, In, t,,cro
lm & EMIL @ ao u' IT, ~ IN itvr,utn; wn. in
W. v. ~ .i, .i,,, .vo Mira tii in Tim
LIZ ' ~ ~, - , t,'r ~, - NV intiixt,I,,mts
pf"pasty ~ t Se q ~" .s /, ,,n,xn To
pc south sie wtctt,er a :;aic street e"ls Mt
WI H;fam Or 5aessn atrsen Ecs oxtcni nj cayy
..r,,,s, ~, ,,r,,, XIII ~ trtmn. IL wiz
n,,p.,i 49, ~ ~" - hnat ~ lin while civ and
npl o @ !o IL 'a c,os osfia for u Ina lcnct 81 isw III
,IivSi,'nIs H. ~ ''''oN :"'
w hi'77 T., tv7,bors,o,r-r,tt rou fayur mr. ppnnse
~" n,'.us ~ ~ nnJn".. strct.t Tpr tin Gtit,,l
stutes iJoYcrnmv,,tY Tno eat1to principle Is tti-
yOltrd.
Mr.. licesuY-No, alt, It IS ttot. the Uni.cu
:iG; fnsi fnr iii its Huiia,s a e"ii's ~. ahta! Az
nnywhcru else 1T That time. ,l'tltlcy .Ircet Vas
MI aley, not 4 thnssn'xhfnrc.wa nMt!e @ Miiey
hcneIit to ~ the cilzcn:, nlld wn. ~ iasnr . u
nuuther; very rev nrc left; ana now 'hcy wn.,t !t
IN slut up tic beat one. hslve ~ ni,!ne1iofa
, 1881-02-12

VITANTEn-'fU ltI;ST-FOit 4 FAMILY
w of thruo adults. u HFst .class Furnished housy II
,,,',,l a t!un Surt siju pIpfHrrud. Apply to Z. II.
IiUsNEis i Sun. sld ita.'dutpsl.at. -z--.--
J1TASTED-TO RENT-!lQUSES,A AND
w Htnrcs, Mnd Hats, ~ eon,rA idGa@.!gns. @ i Men!s
Ill uu!li burn gt.
, 1881-02-12

11IANTE1)-Fl..lME HOUSES On TIE
" Huntn s,s!n inr reltl'vm!i ctsh or un ean'ns'
etsI, + L. NlE1tIlAt, ftuUIn I, IA Delrtuth.st
, 1881-02-12

IIYA STE1l-'TU RES'r-A SMALL FUR
w nIshtl hOnsu Or part 1T u hD1tu from may !!
Atu, Hitu, Gnxt nf htatr.sL, or uubutls rfulsfreM
H,iitrr4x rIvs Inscription. tucatlon aIa EtTMa. w.
I;ItD.
, 1881-02-12

SUBURBAN. READ ES7LTE.
11UR SALE-s0 ACRES AT PULLMAN:
L GEO. St. BOGuE, routn lteaper 1s'uck* VI
, 1881-02-12

NOR SALE-TIIE MOST DESIRABLE
~ 4u-acre tract tiUw onorei. ciose to lepot HEN
liY WALLER, j H.. u I1tHtbDr1l.sL
, 1881-02-12

1fGEN1'S U'ANII:ll.x xxx>>,>~~
1:ES;rs VA ETEl}-FOR THE BEST
~ .n1itnu nr:IsIp tu taluIltos. 1aFss rEuntA: ha
TtsI.' Ntitu.s i. GLEAsEH CO.. l'Hr!n"u.' u
, 1881-02-12
ftTTGftE.4S f,,fIYI).S.

A GENTS WANTED-TO Sell. GOAL
"A Auply VI usluu ~ u huslh CArp1ntut.st.
, 1881-02-12
TO fE,NJ-RDOl[S.

SOUTH 8IDR.
F1oO HEST-FEEN1SiiED ROOMS, ALL
i fro,tt, for Ecnt1enipl IL aUnrue-st-. opposite
Fnlmer it"n-e. Arplf Ut Ntln y.
rJ1U NENT-ELEGASTL} FURNISHED
/ s.Iuth-frun3 .aFnr: Recommendations fur ono VI
tnur ntrs,nt Suitable for G!Nh* ct y&h.sH tstt ren"
trn ucatIon pF!tp n,'dess. i73 Eas. ltAndulph-st.
ttuuIll ii.
, 1881-02-12

4 GOOplllClI, ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Iii lleu1 L4Tl EAtSuxp. AL.lca f!aat "a ySa1
u saurt.n,cu Iusrss uuuliy an1 lGxullf tsnlsuctea'
, 1881-02-12

UE.lL ESTATE JF.iN7EsD.
IITANTED-TU OWNERS OF tMPRON-
w ed residence property: We arc havinR nnu'er:
Gus ttquftics hUiIseS und t0ttaA11 4hd !uts
lc ~, chnnot 1T present snpply an n
10 !ruvD Us description and VT! ei'dehr1f ~ nad
t.rsiU1arrs tuF thsin +. 4. D1t4AGG Co. VI WASH
iurt,H.kts
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1881-03-10

9ie nrla&e beg T.uers 1T freilitb bis
|iebt unerfldrli4 !; iopiel ober ldbt per-
mutben. bab bic Gupolo, pel&e frei BON
oqer 8erbinoun9 mit 59orniteinen uno
9ei5oparaten, in Der Mitte beg @ebdu-
oes ifebt, nur NIT MbR&t, ober ourd3
l1nporii&tisteit in 8ranb seratben ton=
te. 8et mar Der @erbre9er. Der 6ano
le9te an ben 8empel Der 2esislatur /?
l1no mas tpare1 feline Motipe /? Dos Der
Brano seraoe furj Dor Dem @9ln6e Ser
|iebigen 2e9isIotur in's gBert 9elebt
,puroe, no beioe Dduler nit Grleoiqunq
Der porliesenoen @ei6aite iiberbduft
{ino, 1T Elm anoers @dtbiel. Die pou=
itdnoi9e 3erit6run9 oes @ebduoes BE-
bang Die unterbrin9un9 Der 2esislahr,
|olpie Die tempordre 2ocierung Scr per-
l9isoenen 8eamten Oificeu, uno su bie=
lem 3mede bot Der Mojor Damlon BON
st. Yaul glei@ beim Nusbru9 oes
Gsuers, Dem @ouoern6r auf telesrap6i=
l4sm Wese Die @enukuneen Ser sro=
BEN Ntar.tbale an. No0 in oerlelben
Nadt puroen Die &dume 9ebei3t, uno
nit no'b>uenoi9em M0belen,ent fit sic
2ssislaturiibuns am nd<en 0foraen
perleben. Snoem mir oieles l9reiben,
to9en bereits beioe 9duler in Der Martt=
bale uno t0nnen unbebinoert i6re bless
mali9e @ibun9 bort rubig gu Gnoe
bringen. .ee ..-.. ...-
@iellei&t ,in9t bieies 11n9lud Die
Gro9e oes 8aues zines neuen &apitols
nod Dor Die jebi9e 2e9islatur, uno mag
Die Not9menoisteit elmer Gytralibun9 i'm
@sfolse nit ii4 fiibren. l1no oieie
6ra9e miro 9eluib cine re9t le6 bafte
@ontroeerliou auf's Sopet briusen.
Die StaatsIisislaturen BON Diinne
|ota uerli9eren teines Der perlhieoenen.
+&ebduoe oes 5taates. Scr Weuult
bsim 8ronoe oes &opitols be;iifsrt flip
iibsr $4,000 fir ben @taat.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1881-03-10

aue elm Opfer Der 2dlte gemoroen.
Siele Tarmer iinb Dem Grfrieren nabe,
anoere nosen om 2unsertu9e, uno oa-
81 teine Nusf&t, Den 8lab perlal|en ~
ftSnnen, nm 9iilfe 3u iu4en. So made
mon ii4 einen Beerif BON Sem bod3qe=
pr'eleuen Docota,. namentli4 iold5e.
Die Die 2nft uerlpiiren. f4 bier on,..
Feoeln. @anse S9aaren iuneer s5ar=
r1er. Die nid)t oerbeirotbet iino, l&laqen
|nb our@ unb fommen bier ba!b per<
bunsert an. SO befanhen ii4 nod
ocren 5'pei porsefern ouf Dem Wese
b'erbin; etua 6 Meilen BON bier error
Der Cine Die 5iibe, uno es muBte be{ien
Besleiter oen l1ngliidli9en ouf ben
sdaltern bierbin traeen. Matiirlid3
miro oieles in Den bieiieen 3eitunqen
nidt betannt gema@t. Oie Brairie il,
gut, aber ieoem, Der bierbin min, mii1len
@slomittsi CUR @erfiieuns re5en, ooer
sr mub lein 2eben oui's @pisl iebsn.
6dtts i'd nidt oas Bobr6runuenqe=
'@aft i'd 'piiroe feiuen Nusenblid Mn,
ltano nebmen, mid mieoer in Sen Buld
su perfrieGen. Gs iiberfabrt mid Elm
|S9auer, ,uenn ib oaran oente, ME Du
10 9enlitbli@ Elm @tiid 6ol3 no@ Dem
anoern in oas looernoe 6euer Heden
tonnlt II. babel Deinen &anaiter raud3it,
'uabreno itb @benos 7 uhr mid ,u Bette
| le9e uno in oem|clben bis Wforqcns 9
u1r bade einia@ aug Dem @runoe, um
0ol5 5u iparen. unier @td6td5en
iebt elmer 6oen, ausgeitorbenen f5ldde
a5nli@. Gin jeoer lit Don oem @soan=
fen befallen. oob er balo erfrieren miiHe,
uenn's nibt in &iir3e cine Menoerunq
|9!bt. go itebt's i'm 9elobten 2anoe
Oototo, es 1T gum 8erriidt meroen.
|9id6fes Triibiabr tomme i9 einmal
Dsrunter; Damn minoli9 mebr iiber Die
|bieligen @erbd;tuiIle.
Dlit @ruB an Gu9 ale Guer alter
Mnplf 6aoeI.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1881-03-10
uno Die proris ibre 3ii@tisuns mid

uno Die praris ibre 3ii@tieuns MIDI
anmenoen oarf.
SIN 9auie >puroe cine @elolution an.
eenommen oes Snbaltes, Elm amenoe,
ment Der Contribution beisufiisen, mel.
DIES ben 2eeisloturtermin nidbt auf cine
gsmifie 3eit bei6rdntt, ben @ebalt De,
Mitglieber oerielben aber aul bielelb,
Marimallumme ($45O ME bisber Be-
i9rdntt. ..y2.
gu ben brennenoen Trasen, nit Sc.
men li4 Die 2anoesodter gu befo6en ba=
ben, 9eb6r tau9 Der @orl9lag fur oen
8au zines 5peiten 3u@t9auies. Sen.
Dunn bemertte bel oieiem Mnloile, oab
'oer Staot ourd @rlafiun9 zines Sem=
Iperen5=3 =3man9sefebes ben Ban zines
neuen 3u9tbaules perbiiten
fonnte, tporouf Gen. 8. 8. 8orter ben
Sitter pom blauen 8dno9en nit Der
Bemerfuns 5ure6tpies> BON Den iebigen
3udtbduslern ieien 3ur 3eit ibrer Be=
ltrafuns ll6 fosenannte Semperen3ler
uno 1875 feline iol@en ee'uelen. ~
Gin BON beioen @duiern ansenom<
menes @eieb ent3ie1t Der 2eeialatur Die
Grleoi9ung FOLDER Bius, bic nur 2ocal=
oerbaltniiie betreffen uno ieitbsr einen
Iebr 9roben She'll Der 3eit in Mn]prud
9enommen baben. a.
Nu6 bas BON Gen. 8. BUD poroe.
l@lasene @eles, tuel9es Wirtbe, bic an
Mfinoerjdbrige ooer Srunten6oloe nil
lentli4 beraui@enoe @etrdute pertau=
fen, elmer @trafe BON $50-$1OO un-
terpirft, >puroe an9enommen. "a.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1881-03-10
@rnnoeig entbums= =l1cbcrtraaunq.

Sc5n 2anancr unS Grou an S ojes6 eauo
ner fir g = SG Il g 50 8 l26 81 80 50
1890. -.
Samea 9. McDonalo an S $ gf,0onalo
fit 6 = MgS u 8 81 s l25 81 s5 IS 200
Solepb 2ouacr unb Grau an Sobn 9onoer
fir 81 p sG ID 9 80 g126 81 80 IS 5000
Nrrote S Daniel uno Grou an slnton
@temlnlcr fiji, 60 9 81 23 in ct. Gloub
$l2O.
Sobn 8 8c0 uno Grau IN Sorab Morc>
bouie fir sl9S II @9B ID 9 % 8 1875 81 SO
IS 5000. .aa
Yatrid @oite0o to Veter Bil6clm fir 2o1
4 uno ? 81 "a ia 8 Mtelroie 1926.
@tepbcn . Gor uno Grau an Napoleon
8 eor tilt 9 z @@ ID g 20 s 122 81 %
% $4o0. ~ 52 II
gaspar @d)ale1 uno Grau an glitoIas
eOi&, ST. fir IS = g IS II g 27 8 ir23 81
27 99 $3.50.
Mi6olos 20ib uno Trau an Nibola Tran'
fit 9 IS Il @G Il uno e 6 Il sB Il e
II s l22 Sc 6 80 IS $500.
Jrieberid @eitel fuhb Grou an sobr
Bei tcl fir Got Is 8l1s in 8 albaub $50
@fdael 8ebolo nno Grau an Nlo is Rorie]
fir @ Il SG4 s298125 s. s5 IS $425
8e rnarb. S g. ffmeber uno Grau an $
8eumcr fir Y IS 5 Nder Of g}@L g @
ID scct l2, 8 1913, a1. % au S375.
Nbolf &inter unb Grau an s @eumer fiji,
N@ n M@14 scet. 1s, 8 1872. 81. 3s All
$500. ID
sos @rcen uno Grau an 60. Haftis fiji,
9 6 II @eet 80, s 122, al 81 in $3.50.
@:no Mdr5 uno 8rau an sobn eaucr fiji,
81 6 II g 8 II Sect. 27, g l24, st. % (,
I$22o.
So I'm S Sosfins unS Jrau an Gran, G
stldneb fiir@ 9 II @G1 g 80, S122
ST. "A, gu 1925.
81 S 9amilton unb Grou an S $ So
milton fir g 81 g nj @17, &e(
N g 81 9 IS, unbss 6 n st 81 5eei
10 unb g B IN IS II g 90, s 1s2,T9l
% III $50.