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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1881-01-06
MANIFEST DESTINY POINTS TO MANKATo

the great distributing of Southwestern Minnesota
busy industries, fast multiplying will be pushed the
most supply the rapidly developing of the country beyo
us-a toohod will be worth fortune in the future.
you want home if you want business location it
lend a hand o make
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1881-01-06
Mankato the Leading City Of Southern

We offer Lots in the city proper suitable for business
locations Lots in all the Additions long time if parties will
improve.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-12

AFTER THERE WAS a fear that Nh
SEQ ihlrel GulIeau might he taken from
the ashlnston Jail and lyucnel. III,
guards were doubled and u companv ~
artillery was placed around the jail +,
make assurance doubly sure that IN.
wretch should be tried and condemned
only according to law. The seoue,
proves that after all regular army sol.
dlefs and officers are ike other pcopl..
ana Sergeant Mason when he came
within half an inch of sp,t1erinp rh.
brains Of the wretch over his ell, We're
prompted by the same feeling that ac1u.
ates nine people out Of ten. Nevertb4.
less Sergeant Mason has been guilty NJ,
very unNoldierly act, and will bekisi.
'ea WIN the rlsors of military law, for
'olhg Som'thln. which nearly every
body feels like doing, and one half of
them would do if they hal chance. II
IS great pity though that Sergeant
Mason could not restrain his feelings
ss he has put not only himself in icon.
irdy, but he has compelled his 90, ern.
nent to inflict a punishment which
line tenths of the people will condemn.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-12
The AOcke easin Murder.

There Is not more quiet spotin Della
ware nor more intelligent people thar
are to be found in the village of Hoe.
kessin, a valley which in topography
and character Is a part of Chester
county which has apparently Tapped
over into Delaware. But there is no
settlement, however refined, moral and
Intelligent that is exempt from outrage
and crime, and Hockessin's turn has
come and brutal murder is the result,
his is not to the discredit of Hockessin
nor does it reflect in the least upon the
high character Of the intelligence and
morality for which that section is
noted. The murderer is but little
better than a brute, so low sunk in vice
md crime that there was no basis for
he operation Of morality. Had Harri
'an lived elsewhere than within a few
eet of the dividing line of two States
he nigh; long ago have been brought to
rial and to justice, but the lima was
rotection TO him, and he was allowed
0 go ON in his wickedness until mur-
er has been the result. This is one of
ne abncrmal effects cf crime tha,
cannot be checked until the
rlme is committed and which ..-;,., |
every community. We would saw
othlns to bias public opinion against
le prisoner SO soon to be tried for his
fe, but we state nothing but what is a
and admitted fact that
aTrlsan has been an outlaw and the
esent crime with which he is CHARGED
only one of mum Der not so bad as
present one only because they were
50 1atal IN consequences.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-12

BERK'S COUNTY the Gibraltar q
Democracy in Pennsylvania, has Is,
post offices, of which $50 have Demo
cratic postmasters and 80 Republicans
and yet the Democratic papers are no
satisfied, but continually have some
thing to say against the army of Fed
eral office holders. 1t will not do Il
say there are no Republicans in Berk.
County, and urge that as an excuse VII,
Democrats are appointed, for there ar,
eight thousand Of them who have neve,
bowed the knee 20 the Baal of Democ
racy.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-12

IT IS POSSIBLE that Squire John q
jackson of Hockessin, has erred in
holding An inquest over the body of th,
murdered Dennis Shea without authori
ty from the Coroner, and before giving
the latter officer time to reach the scene
OF the murder, but b. that as it NAV.
Mr. Jacks on's promptness in dealing
with the case claims onr adpira
tlon. MIR. Jackson knew the terrible
character he had to deal with, aid he
was determined that justice this time
should not be cheated out of its yic,im
Daily Republican., 1881-09-12
SenatOr Bocx Tskes IL Rack

~ lew days ago all Republican news,
paperdomwas in an &c stacy of salubriou>
delight at the report that Senator Beck
OF kentucky, had become most exceed
1ngly liberal, and had declared his in.
tehtlon to vote in the Senate for Ee.
publican President pro TEN. when the
SENATE meets in September, even though
the New York Senators were nat
elected. We thought the news too good
TO be true at the time it was promnl.
gated, and expected soon to hear Of a
denial from the Senator. We rath.r
think that the liberal instincts of tba
senator prompted him in the goodness
OF Ms heart to make the assertion at
trlbuted to him, for being of Scotch
n"'''ity he possessed nothing in COM
mon With the double distilled Bourbon
democracy of kentucky, but he is a
Delhocr"t nevertheless, and to be a
democrat in Kentucky means no half
WAFER democracy, bu1
'he pure article. AS might have been
eSpec'en the Sena1ot has been compe,led
to modify the opinions ha j., uo;a
nave expressed and now it stands ar.
cording to the doctoring, that Senator
Beck casually said that the Democrats
SHOULD take no advantage resulting d.
rect'y from the death Of the President
II he should die, that when the Sonata
meets the first thing to do would be to
elect President pro TEN. even before
The New York Senators could be sworn
IN, that the officer thus elected wou1d
De Democrat, but that after wards th.
Senate could elect whoever it pleases
PRESIDENT. If Senator Beck means
what he says, that the Democratic
party should take no advantage of the
dea' h of the President, we cannot see
now he can help but vote for Repub-
ilcan presiding officer Of the Senate
aiter II Is organized and the New York
senators admitted in December. as hay.
ing Democratic officer in place of Vice
resident Arthur would be the greatest
Kind OF an advantage taken of the
"eafh OF the President. We are surprised
that Senator Beck should have ever ex.
pressed liberal thought so long az he
pretended to represent the Kentucky
Daily Republican., 1881-09-12
A kemar K able Year Of Wevfhn-

The weather the present wear ba,
been remarkable, setting the predjc
tlons OF the weather wise completely A,
defiance, the weather clerk ruuojnc III,
machine TO suit himself. Beginnno
Win the earthquakes which ran around
she world al the beginning OF the wear.
! they eliminated in the destruction ot
the city OF Chio-in Turkey. Then
came the extraordinary rains and floods
OF the Spring in England, France, Spain
and other points of the Eastern Cont.
nent. These We're followed in this
country by a succession OF cyclones
IKE the one that destroyed New Tim
ana other cit es of the west. Then the
inhabitants OF the lower world wer4
frightened OUT of their wits by tn jap |
pearance Of couple OF comets which
threatened the destruction either or
themselves or some one of the inhahit..l
worlds thai roll through snace. Norel
'ccentiy the sea got its back uD and
'pent itself in furious s,orms off Cane
iafteras and next the hottest davs Of
he season came just at the zine when
) ennor predicted the earth you)d h,
white with frosts.
"A week ago we had the wonderful
'nd strange phenomenon Of darknes, at
Ne" England and part of New York
md on top Of all we have had a remark.
'D1e drought, which dried up vege. (
aloh ana started destructive forest y
res IN the West burning up not only ,
ropery but hundreds of human lives >.
hese all taken together vii go far 10
row t1"t the meteorologic II record will
one OF the most remarkable of receu,
,ars.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-12
Turn Nruc 6. 80 v,.~D

THE NEWS firm Long Branch in re-
ference to the condition of the President
is not 50 encouraging as it was hoped
it would be. At he evening dressing
last evening his pulse was ITO, temper.
aturs 1906 and respiration 20. Tlis at
first sight would appear alarming, but
Or. Agnew assures the public that it
indicates nothing serious, but is meraly
temporary tluctuation and not the re-
suit of malarial affection,
Daily Republican., 1881-09-12
4OTyOka.
DROPOSALS
REMOVING THE GARBAGE AND OF
FAL IN THE SECOND DISTRICT FOR
THE YEAR lsSl.2
HEALTH DEPARTMENT,
WILMlNGTON, Del. Sept. ith, 1881.

Il HEALTH DEPARTMENT,
| WILMINGTON, Del, Sept. 1th, 1881.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received
by tho Secretary OF the Board Of He ,lth, a,
| 5l2 King street, until Tuesda, evening" sep.
temher 18th, at o'clock. F. NJ, for removing
the garbage and offal from the dwellings and
other places, in the Second District, for the
balance OF the year ending July 3Ist, 1882
Inc person or persons TO whom the contract
nay be awarded. shall furnish n sufficient
number Of men, horses or mules and water
| tight clrts. and collect aid remove all gar.
page and offal incidental TO housekeeping,
| in and from ihe dwellings and other PAGES
within their resp c,ive districts, rs may be
required OF tn. m by the Board of Health from
time to time. viz: Daily, (Sunhay excepted
from the first day OF May until the first day
OF November, and not less frequently than
three times week. from the first day of No
vember until the t1rst day of May.
Each OF the said watcr-tight carts shall have
placed thereon in some conspicuous place, q
sign with the words City Garbage Cart"
painted in l,rge black letters upon white
ground ; e'ch cart to be numbered. The dri-
yer of each OF said car shall give notice of
hls approach by ringing IA bell at the inter
sect Il OF each street, lane or alley in such
manner that the sa me may be he rd at least
one -quarc. 1t shall be the duty eta house.
holders 20 c use all garbage snd otial to be
placed NJ the gate door, or on the curb in
trout 1T their premises in a vessel or vessels |
containing not ore than one buShel.
he contractor or contractors shall in all |
matt RS comply with the provisions of an or.
dinance passed July 5th 1873. and also with
the rules and regulations of the Board " |
Health relative to the collections and remOy.
Al OF garbage ans otial. The ~ cond District
'ompri es all north Of Sixth and east of Mar.
iet street A bond with security, in the sum
If hve hundred dollars must accompany each
PROPOSAL for the good fni'h of the bidder
And the person or persons to whom the cor.
ract or contracts may ha awarded shall give
honu with good an, suh hsAniial freehold Sc.
uTlty In the sun Of two tnous md dollars for
ne faithful performance of the contract The
'oard ui Health reserves the right to relec
ny or all bids. All bids must he properly 4
Rned, witnessed. sealed a ud endorsed The a
tanks Will be furnished hv the Secretary of T.
le board Of Health. No. BIZ X my street. and
nc bond filled up lay him. tor further mt T. \
alton. inquire Of the secretary Of the Board n
Heath, NO. 81. n uy street n
p. BUSH,
President Of the Board h
ATFEsT:-E, b, FRAZER, Secretary. a
septS 5t
Daily Republican., 1881-09-12

FIFTEEN YEARS ago the government
was puzzled to know where the money
was to come from to pay off the Nation
al debt, but now there is SO much mon.
ey in the Treasury vaults that the puz-
zle is what to do with it. This fully
Justifes the wisdom Of the Republican
party and sheds lustre on the financial
course Of Secretary Window.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-12

"A HANDSOME and deserving com oil :
ment Is paid to President Garfield by
the Brooklyn Eagle, the best and ablest
edited Democratic paper in New York
State That paper says: HE has
qualities emitting him to be held in
everlasting memory as a type of
what is fest and bravest in the Ameri-
can character"
Daily Republican., 1881-09-12

no" ANIMATING, refreshing and
cool are the delightful showers of
rain that are now falling on toe drv
larched earth Everything green,
turns its faces upwards to quati in the
grateful rain and already there is a gen.
er"l reluvenating going on il the vere-
table kingdom. Welcome refreshing
rain.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-12

Democracy, and we regret the humilia-
ton to the Senator in being compelled
to back water. Kentucky is a poor
place for the practice of Democratic
li6erality.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-12
u EAL ESTATE PUBLIC SALE.

VIII be sold at public sal le, ON tho premises
Oh IofSnAi, September 10th, 1881, at Isl
p m., the following real estate
No. !. two story brick house, No, -
tl2 latnall street. ont IS feet with an h.i
alley and lot alb ut 70 feet deep, now rcnls
tor $40 per month.
No. . A two story-and a-halt frame house
NO. GA la'nall street. IL feet trui t, with use
OF alley, lot running back about 70 feet and
now rents for - per month.
Iersons wishing to view the uropcrtv will
be sh WI the SINE by the subscriber Terms
III sac; sepi'.f NJ HANN Il 90.
l. W. SIIDaAa Son, Acut'rs,
Daily Republican., 1881-09-12

()l BLlC SALE.-THE SVBSCRIBEE
4 determined to quit the dairy hus'ness :
will sell at p bic sa.e. on WEljE ESD ~
septem her IA. 1881. at 2o'clock. y. M, sharr
al Goyle'S Hotel, Ninth ward. ia the CITY Il
wilmington, New Castle tounly, Delaware,
ms entire dairy. n'isting Of thirty C@
iour hrst ella dairy cows ma Dur NA1
nam bull, DUPONT stock. he above cows
are hrst,class having been selected with great
care and Judgment
TERMS ill sums less than $50 cash. all
sums OF $50 and up ards, the purchaser can
nave SIX months by giving a note with an al.
proved endorser. JOHN COOK
L. w. STIDhAM Son, Auct'rs
sept5-Std<w
Daily Republican., 1881-09-12
NOTICE.

n
ii compliance with the provisions If the
statn { IN this behalf the sub<cr bers here v
Z We notice that the. VIII ii, ppicatioi,
on TUESDAY, the fourth day Of Dctu er,
A. ~, 1881. to the Honorable Leonard r,
wales, Judge Of III Superior Court Of the
Sstate OF Delaware. tOi New Castle Coun v,
t"r a charter Incorporating company to be
called 'Ihe HercGlc, powft r Company. The
p.Jecl Oh tht said company being the making
GUY nS. selling. co-..rouni,ng and refining
chemical explosives, cartridges, fuses ana
primers. draft Of the charter Of the said
CON any will he IN that day presented to the
stid Jddge for his examination and order
therein. HENRY DrPONr.
LAM MOT DUPONT
sertl2T WILL AM DUPONT
Daily Republican., 1881-09-12

SN ALL GOOD LOTS AT PUBLIC
AsJ Sale on and near Maryland avenue,
IN the pro. ressive Eleventh Ward, and in
the improving parts Of the Cty, on
SATURDAY, SEP PrtMBE 18th, 1881,
at4 4o'clcck, p. IN.
On the premises, without postponemont,
withdrawal or undertaking.
These hutlding Lots lots are n | on solid
ground, are well located and are needed now
for dwelling sites to meet the wants OF our
people. We confidently ask you to give them
your personal examination The salr vii,
,nine nee sharp at4 p. m, with No !, in the
Eleventh Ward, proceed mainly in the order
oi numb ring, arriving at No. 25, on Third
s'reet. near dupont. ABOUT $50 y. m. AMI
omnibus viii leave Seventh AMI Market SIS,
~ ) 80 p. III, For terms offs ! plot aud bar.
-lcu ars, see posters. !. T.. HEALD
venth and Market streets,
septlo-'Sl5-!7 Agent to e,iec, the sale.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-12
PURLaC MLH,
PUBLlC AALED,
r ARGE AND PEREMPrORY SALE
OF VALUABLE
r E A L EST A TIE!

The subscriber will sell at Public Auction,
on
THURSDAY, SEPT. l5, A. d. 1881,
at 2 O'Clock, p. m, at the Auction Rooms, Of
l.. W. Stidham Il Son, No III East Fourth
street, THIRTY ONE DWELLING "A
HOUSES, and \ MOhOCCO fACrO. l
KY sttuate in the City Of Wilminpton-N -NOs.
2o6 2,s and 2l0 West street Southeast cor
nsr OF tifth and LETTERS n ,tteets; No. 500 W.
Seventh street; Northwest corner Adams
and Conrad streets; Nos. 302. 304, 800. 30s
and $40 Harrison street thre houses on Har
r1son street, above sec md Nos. s2O, SD, SA,
SO, s2s, $50 ami So Reed street two houses
IN townsend street. between A. and b sts.
two houses on Fifth street., near Webbs.
Terms Easy. AQ UlIA Dr. RICKSOI,
septlo-3t Mermaid, p. o.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-12

Tee CREAM.-PERSONS IN WANT Oi
| L good lee Cream would do we'll to call OF
JACOB STUCK, Cor. Of Seventh and K1ns
streets as ais cream can't be beat. rs cont
per quart. jel7-8,u
Daily Republican., 1881-09-12
LIST OF PRIZES.

LIST OF PRIZES.
The Willard Hotel with all t,D-O ooo
Its Fixtures and Furniture. {SzDH.WHl.
one Residence on Green Street sl5 600
| ,,he Residence on Green street 10 900
| Two Cash Prizes. each $50 0... lO,D0
| Two tash Prizes. each 5000 .. 1000
rive Cash Prlz"s. each 81. 900. . bnu
rive cash Prizes each 500, o'tuo
flfty Cash lrlzcs. each 500 " + 600
me Hundr d Cash Pr zes. each $50 bo00
rive hundred Cash Prizes c ich $40 10 onl
~, Ep VI n,'ni FURNITURE. =. 100
Nv no Ine iaho' ...........,.. ........ BOO
one Handsome 81 vcr Tea SEM. 100
!oo hoXes Old Bourbon Whiskey S3e IA loo
rive hundred Cash Prizes, each SO. 5000
~ Baskets Champagne. $35. IN,
.no n uA"e ',e W ines. sau ........-... 1000 |
2oo Boxes Robertson Go Whiskey, $50 1000
tn boxes Havana Cigars $40 .o0O
rive Hundred Cash Prizes, each $40 0o0
AMOUNTING TO 1868, $50.
WHoi TiCKEra. IS: HALVES .s: QUARTERS ~
kci lttarcc may be made by B,nk Check
Express, Postal Money Order. or Reyis,ere
man Responsible agcnts wanted at ali
points. For circulars, giving infor nation and
for tickets address. '
aug4- -eoddw w. e. -. WHIPS.
lLLhkb HDTEL. LOUISVILLE. KY.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-10-22
Rural Happenings.

OpHIR, Oct. 1s.-Mud, mud, all is mud; the
roads in the country are simply immense;
Mr.. John Jackson's new barn sets OIL h's
place to good advantage ~, -
MIR. William McQulrter has purchased the
farm owned and occupied by VIM bro"h' III
Troy Grove. -, p h;s
Sylvester Williams will make Kansas his
future home. ~
Mr.. ALVIN Krausse has returned from al eA-
tel ded visit north. a.
Miss Mary Fitzgerald has returned home "a al
Ter pleasant visit spent with her cousins Nd
tie and Josie .,ho1.
John Willshay had his thumb smashed pau
lv by carpenter making mlsshot' 81.
DR.. Houlze and daughter Mary are WISHING
friends here. ,,;, y
DR.. Everett Is in Philadelphia taking a
course in surgery. ,.,,o,.o
John Eek has his first baby. Wen smoke
John ,-,,.o, =.
Our genial friend, John Stephenson, drives a
bran new top carriage
Adam Wylie has returned after spending the
summer in Kansas City.
Hltchlng posts are getting 100 numerous ~
Homer; at least two young men thought 30 oat.
urday night, when they ran against the one AZ
the blacksmith shop and demoralizec theif
,ab;oIo PEDRO.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-10-22

-The attention of the people is called 10 my very
large stock which includes large assortment VI w.
erythng in my line. >, n.,,,x. and
in Drugs my stock embraces all pure DrqSs amG
Chemicals ali the Patent Medicines hng
for Coughs which has equal 2unn Agas W%f M
full stock of fine Toilet Soaps Psrmerles; c To-
ognes Pem @s CS ETH line Ma of o all Toilet Goods
Lambs and Fixtures of all kinds including ha miti
Bracket Hanging Extensions Chandeliers Harp ~c WIFI
ali the new and good Burners and Attachments o..
Cigars The best 5 and 1Oc Cigars IN otta"a' III
WAYS keen the best the county AFFORDS. :; this
Nv close attention this branch with my
antage Buying as uo WIN
t The lowest quantities. nave an w.
sn nres rise and customers all the ht
p~n Lead has mo superior sell it. H. NJ COior are 5hf t
oils Putty Glass Minerals, &C. keep the r0meer itX
ND sa,I IS lower than ether Paint OF the same Ioa
have the most complete stock OF Pocket kmeS ever
kept n any retail stock, and the prices a'o 81 WY "
Others that all surprised Is p;hloS photopranh
.hums Autograph Albums Toy Books, Paper En'eopes' '
In regard to prices have no competitors Mmem
into Consideration quality of goods 1o
deal in inferior goous vi any hhu
' Give me a cali Get the best and save your money.
'''' '' E. Y. GRIGGS,
rebpSySB
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-10-22
The Irish World, of New York, sends us the
following;

following:
DON'T PAY ANY RENT WITH THIS MONBY.
OTTAWA, Ill.-EdHor Irish Wor'd:-Encosed
find draft for three hundred and eighty (S3sO)
dollars to the aid Of the people of Ireland who
are 80 molly trying to attain their rights TO the
land. 1t is the proceeds OF picnic given by the
Ottawa, La Sale and Utica branches of the Irish
National Land League, each Of whom are justly
credited with making it grand success. Don't
pay any Internal rents with this money" is the
unanimous cry of the aforesaid Leagues.
Z. ID. CRrMMINs, Sec. MIcH'L NooNAN, Treas.
The World adds: Receipts for the Land
League Fund for the week ending Oct. IL, &C
kuowledged by the Irish World, amount to 81 y
NJ. So balance on hand, g. 6i522; total receipts,
1854 S;S5 S."
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-10-22
Ottawa Tile Works.

me Two weeks ago the FREE TRADER noted
an Increase Of capital stock to $4,000 OF the W
u Tile Company. This increase vii! be USED
ia making improvements and charging the IA
ciiitles and capacity Of the works. The plan OF
im irOvements covers an entire remodeling OF tue
factory (which work Is now in progress and be-
In pushed a. rapidly as scarcity OF la6orers
will admit. The buildings will be entirely re-
IA ,lcled, and will be raised story, making u q
fD4' story building This building Will be tight,
and heated by steam, so that as soon as the WORK
Is q shed the making Of ware can be commenced
al nace and continued through the winter Inc
ct. will be weighed as formerly, passing from
IN Gales 10 dump.holes under shed, whence
II q. unloaded from the wagons, dropping into
tn pit below Ia the basement. Here will be three
gr ding machines "A "wet pan, dry pan" ana
q am tile machines. The wet PAN" TO show
yh character Of the machinery proposed, viii
gri ID wet or frozen clay at the rate OF one ton
ev-ry five minutes The present rollers and
choppers will be done away with On THIS moor
s,is will be the boiler for heating the building,
nj ,,.s extending from II In all directions. The
t,,.-ent tracks for handling ware Will remain
Fem the machines an elevator, six feet square,
win CARR clay and ware to the stories above 10 the
vo,f. on the story above viii be steam presi
f.r .oskfng ware, dried In the stories above and
s,,und the press. The sheds In the real
.-i,i remain pr tse presest. In the spring the,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-10-22
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