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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1882-03-10
County News.
RIPT'ON.

MIR. S. c. Gibbs child is seriously
sick.
Our auditors have been in session
and report the expenses of the poor the
past year at S41S.67 total expenses of
the town S1.050.
&C. E. Foster gave Our doctor job
one day last week by putting an axe
into his toe and bleeding so profusely
that his friends became alarmed for his
life.
Willard Fisher goes TO Chazy,
N. Y. in a short time to take charge
of farm for relative, Ne should
have preferred to keep him.
Two chaps from East Middlebnry,
NJ. j. Day and Charles Goodrich by
name, have bought out G., A. Bakers
stock of goods, rented Mr.. Bakers
store and are preparing to let them
selves loose in the general merchandise
line, We hope that they will succeed.
Owing to the bad icy condition of
the roads N. S. Boynton went of the
bank between here and East Middle.
bury and wrecked his wagon body last
week, and through the wisdom of our
legislators he must grin and bear it,
though he don't feel good about it.
"A young man of our Acquaintance
interviewed the blind goddess a few
days ago and deposited the loan of 81
and expenses of the visit for laying his
hands with to much force on women.
We are pleased to note that such cases
are becoming less frequent.
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property aud polls of the inhabitants
Of the town, to be assessed upon the
appropriate grand list.
Voted that the selectmen have
charge of the town farm.
Voted, after numerous motions and
discussions, that the compensation of
the listers be fifty dollars each for their
services during the year.
A G Hooker was voted ten dollars
for damages TO his land in addition to
what he had already received from the
selcctmen.
A motion that the road tax be paid
in money, and be assessed at twenty
cents on the dollar of the grand list,
was lost.
Voted that on all town taxes paid by
the LIST day OF August next there shall
be discounted four per centum.
Votes for county commissioner, S b
nj Cowles, 126; A b Colby, 9; T. X
Severance, |.
The business of the meeting was
done up promptly and adjournment
was had before two o'clock.
EAST NnDDLEBURY.
COuC vi but ClJILtUe through inc
street arose at midnight, and went to the
river TO see its overlooking banks in
fear of the result.
Now spring and then winter al
ternatng has been the order of our
winter term and vice versa, may be the
that of the spring term.
Our town reports came 10 us with
all the items well particularized. To the
satisfaction OF all taxpayers, the income
on the town farm and connectives have
met the expenses thereof.
The rain, on Wednesday night,
March l, was unparalleled in its effects
and amount of storm here for many
years. Not more than two hours rain,
yet, 1t washed ont our roads on almost
level ground. The rush Of ice In the
river was furious, about rs rods was
seen on the move depositing itself in
huge heaps on H. G. Sessions land near
the poor house. Fences and one bridge
across the Beaver brook were carried
off. The highway surveyors had a
busy day on Thursday to repair the
breaches.
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Notices.

-+All kinds of tobacco and cigars at
Mahpey's
Cat your shipping tags, strung or
unstruns at the Register office.
Go to Il. d. Dodge's for grass, clo-
yer, field and garden seeds.
The Perry Spring Tooth and La
Dow Wheel Haerew at ii. b. Dodge's.
"A fresh arrival of that New Yeast
"Ager's Superior" at all the grocers
Fail not to try it.
Che largest stock of carriage hard
ware, wheels, rims and spokcs IN Al
dison county at ii. b. Dodge's.
For SALE.-Stock, furniture and
goods of the Club" dining rooms
Enquire on premises.
For SALE EXCEEDINGLY CHEAP.-A
small printing bill against the class OF
1882 of Middlebury college.
About 20 acres of valuable land on
west bankof Otter Creek, owned by
the late DR.. Bass, is for sale. Inquire
of DIR. w. II. Sheldon.
Farmers, do not buy common COOK
stoves. Buy large, capacious range.
Stewart & Baldwin, Vergennes, have
the largest and finest assortment o.
ranges in western Vermont.
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Ana siGeiics.

DR.. John q. J ,tnson. Of Brooklyn,
recently read an inter, sting paper be-
fore the New York Modico- Legal SO.
c;ety ON Anesthetics." The follow
ing are some Of the points OF the doc
tors statements
Should patient die FROM chloro-
form inhaled in sitting position in q
dentists chair it conid no longer be
urged in behalf Of the surgeon, whose
patient had been chloroformed out OF
existence, AS it was successfully argued
in behalf Of the young Partisan surgeon
in 1853, who had been imprisoned for
the death OF patient under chloroform,
on whom he was operating without as
sistance, that there was no fixed rules for
the administration of ch.oroform. The
English chloroform committee appoint
ed by the Royal Medico. Chirurgical
society laid down in 1864 the rule that
an@sthetics should always be given in
the recumbent position and never in
the erect position. The reason Of
this rule Is evident. In natural
respiration the rising and falling Of the
ribs is produced by the intercostal
muscles, and the respiration is called
thoracic. As the patient comes under
the influence OF the an@sthetic. these
intercostal muscles become paralyzed
and cease their action. The respira-
ton is then kept up by the action OF the
diaphragm or abdominal respiration.
Those who have seen much OF the
patients under the influence OF anes-
thetics In our large hospitals must have
noticed how quickly patient stopped
breathing at this stage If an assistant
pressed against the abdomen, to watch
the operation or to pass an instrument.
Now, as soon as the patient comes fully
under the influence OF an an@sthetic,
she slips down in the dentists chair.
The weight OF the upper portion OF the
body is compre ssing the abdomen
preventing the diaphragm from acting.
/ think, with the present knowledge OF
anesthetics, that q surgeon who
should administer chloroform to a
patient in the erect position in the dent
lists chair, with her clothes tigh.
around her waist, and the patient
should die, he would justly be held fol-
manslaughter. During the early ages
OF ane sthetics the knowledge OF the
profession was only experimental.
That age has passed. The most dis.
tipguished men In the profession, as
long ago as 1864. published this rule
and the reasons for 1t. Subsequent
experimentation has demonstrated the
justice Of it. It has been adopted by
all our modern writer's on the sub
ject. The courts have held over and
over again that a physician must prac
tice according to the well-known rules
Of the profession, and il he departs
from them it Is at his peril.
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BRLDPORT.
Frozen mud.

Frozen mud.
Miss n. r. Barbour will reopen
school In Fletcher Academy, Monday,
April Sd.
The Carpenter and Saw mill
bridges were taken away by the freshet
of last week.
Col. A. A. fletcher moved his
family to his new residence in Middle
bury last week.
The supper given by the ladies of
the M. E. society for the benefit of Rev.
Mr.. Pascoe was we'll attended, consid-
ering the weather and the almost i'm
passible roads.
The scholars in districts No. 8 and
9, under the management of Mrs. Scar
boroy and Mr.. Bnrwell, did themselves
much credit at their exhibition on Tues
day eve, Feb. %. The music furnished
by Chas. Hall assisted by Mrs. j. Smith
was first class.
Mr.. Asa l.. Farnsworth has adver-
tised to give an Sciopticon exerbition
at the town hall on Monday eve, March
10. Scenery, American and European,
and also copies of paintings of statuary
hist0' ical and sacred scenes, ruins, &c
General admition % cents. children
under ~, Is cents.
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THE Government Chemist also adds:
81 regard all alum powders as very
unwhoiesome. Phosphate and tartaric
acid powders liberate their gas too
freely in process of baking, or under
varying climatic changes suffer deter
ioration."
1t is proper to state that all the pow
ders examined were from the open
market, and that the original labels
were in every case broken by DR.. Love
himself. He also informs me that he,
himself, purchased the can of Royal
Baking Powder at the store of Park &
Tilford.
have only to add, that for 20 years
the Royal Baking Powder has been be-
fore the public, and it is to-day the
standard for purity and excellence
throughout the world. Because of its
intrinsic merit, and by virtue OF honora-
BILE enterprise, the Royal Baking Pow
der has taken this rank, and / am
therefore not surprised to find adven-
turers In the business anxious to assume
their preparations to be its equal.
j. g. HOAOLAND,
President Royal Baking Powder
Company.
New York, March 4, 1882.
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Assault on Queen Victoria

On the arrival of Queen Victoria at
the Windsor station Thursday evening,
and Just as she had entered her carriage,
man named Roderick Mclean,
twehty-seven years of age, fired a pis-
tol at her, but fortunately neither her
majesty nor any one else was injured.
The assassin was Immediately secured.
McLean's antecedeHts show that he is
eccentric and is addicted to drink.
The doctors pronounce him sane. This
attack on the queen of England has ex-
cited sensation in this country all the
more profound from the active sympa-
thy, manifested in many notable acts,
which the queen displayed during the
sorrowfnl events of the last summer.
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VERGENNES.

&C. L. Parker has purchased an in
terest in the Strong road machine.
Arrangements are being made 10
repair the east bridge across the creek,
f. Fl. Daniels getting the job.
The ruins OF the factory of the
Horse Nail Company are being cleared,
preparatory TO putting mp the new
building.
john, son of David Curler, of
Ferrisburgh, recently died suddenly
by the bursting of blood vessel, while
helping his father to roll logs.
j. NJ. Dyer is 10 make extensive
improvements in the building occupi.
ed by Powers 4 Kimball, puttirg a
basement under the whole, and other
wise enlarging it.
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The Government Chemists Report on
Baking Powders.

To THE EDITOR OF THE REGISTER:
The recent publication of the report,
giving tthe comparative merits of vari-
GUS Baking Powders, according to tests
made by the Government Chemist, has
induced some Of the manufacturers of
brands, whose inferiority was thus
brought to light, TO resort to various
means and publications, In order to rid
themselves of the results OF that unfav-
orable exposition of their inferiority.
That the public may fully understand
the matter, and to avoid any misconcep-
ton arising out of statements of our
competitors, seeking to break the force
Of the report, / herewith snbjoin the
main part of the report, in which the
comparative values are correctly given.
DR.. Loves tests were made to deter
mine what brands were the most
economical to use. And as their capa-
city lies In their leavening power, tests
were directed solely to ascertain the
available gas of each powder.
Mama Of tl,o Ayaiohio a. 4
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ADDISON.

C W Whitford is still improving
his stables.
Mr.. G.. Perkins has moved into the
G Marshall farm.
We would advise that trapper not
TO carry that little brown ing next
time.
The late wet spell made full
streams, some damaged bridges and
glorious rat shooting.
We are glad TO hear that Mr..
Farnum Is still able TO do for himself,
though we were fooled that time.
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RENEW Your LEAsE.-There are times in every
ones life when energy fails, and miserable feel
ing comes over them, mistaken for iaziness.
Danger Turks In these symptoms, as they arise
nom diseased organs. Parker's Ginger Tonic
will restore perfect activity TO the stomach. liver
and kidneys, purify the blood and renew your
lease Of health and comfort.-t Advocate.
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SHOREH1M.

Mr.. Herbert Northrup is visiting
in town with his bride. He expects to
return to Mexico soon.
The Methodlsts are supplied with
preacher for the remainder of the year
at least. Mr.. G IL File is acting In that
capacity.
The sociables appointed for this
week were not as fully attended as they
would have been had there been less
depth of clay mud.
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II ID useless to deny that the brightest and
fairest fall easy victims TO consumption. and
equally frultless to ignore the fact that decline
mas Its origin In many cases In neglected catsrrh
sanford's Radical Cure Is pure, sweet, balsamic
specific.
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Death to rats, mice, reaches and ants; Parsons
Exterminator. Barns, granaries and households
cleared In single night. No fear Of bad smells
Best and cheapest vermin killer In the world.
Sold everywhere,
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NEW HAYEN.

The school exhibition at the East
Mills was postponed one week until
Tuesday evening. March ID.
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SOCIETY BRLLs.-On account OF its remarkably
delicate and lasting fragrance society bellies are
loud In their praises Of Floreston Cologne.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1882-03-10

Lovers OF genuine La Normandi cigars are re
quested to read Estabrook & Reton's caution
notice In another column.
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The only scientific Iron Medicine that does not
produce headache. &C., but givee the system all.
the Dement'S Of iron without Its bad effects. ls
BroWnSs Iron Bittefa f.
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aaRaag9>

DEBIT. CREDIT.
TINwARE, BR00Ms, RAGS, METALS, OLD
GLASSWARE. RuBBERs, FEATHRRs,
NOTIONS AND WOOL, PELTS,
KITCHEN GOODS GENE. ID
RALLY. -
save the articles in the credit column TO buy
hill supply Of contents Of debit side. balance
we account by exchanging with me and VIII
=" - 'A"' '"' CHAPMAN C. SMITH.
NJ IL, 1851.
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u q waiehss wnders y 80. white metal huntni S.
as Imitation relate solid goltta chs@psst snd es.t
n Tor your speculative purposes eN
W = slos sisa THOMPSON co. is1 sasssas H. ss- i~
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DRESS GOODS.

DRESS GOODS,
SILKS. 4 SPECIALITY,
VELVETS,'
PLUSHES.
BLANKETS.
FLANNELS,
HOSIERY.
RIBBONS,
LACES,
NOTIONS,
CARPETS.
OIL CLOTHS,
DRESS TRIMMINGS,
MATTINGS,
HATS.
CAPS,
Gents Furnishing Goods.
MERCHANT TAILORING
&c., &C., &c.
LADIES & CHILDREN'S
SHOES.
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~ b. SPANGLER d co. r..
L1 T"e't The attention of the
Efa intelligent readcr for a
moment or t,ro. The tlcts they desire
10 make public ,riN harr a telling effect
upon The domestic ,conony Of any
ho,~ehoid ia 'rhich h,' recital Of their
faciiiiir, tn "ppi1 furniture If all
kinds at reasonable prices, a. girrn n
fair hearing. Th<y authorize ~ 10
state taut crery article they hare on sr-
h'biiio,. - ner aud reasonable, uds
bought I'm cash, and 'ciU be cold at The
forrest price deaiers can afford They
hare constanIy on hand pdrio' and
bedroom 1IiLs, reiucf aud cupct
lounge, cttension tables Of their o,ra
make. "dd pieces, secretaries, side
boards, mnrbhe.top tables, t0Lies. cfc..
etc. -Inyt,i"g mode 10 order and
g"NfH"'fN =" Vfto Fff@fUfftCHs tNtN
'upcri"tend each department u, person
and ko7, he"setUes posted IN moitcrs
Of Importance 10 c,stOTaers.
They oL.o inrite sI,cciai attention 10
Their undertaking department. Mr.
Henry S'rlrf., practical, scientifc eoJi.
net make, and undertaken Of many
years experience, superintends Tie ar.
rangemenis and 'cort. They hare Lofe-
~ secured a ne,U Potent cooling board,
ihe mast perfect body yreserrer IN use,
and The only one IN Centre county, at
considerable erpense. AH elegant
hedrsc ,ciA be provided gratis.
III tronsacting business Of this Kind
do not forget
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Money Refunded

if goods do not turn out as
represented, and no growing.
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PLEASANT SUMMER RESORT

Tuns u every train. 81 the Miilheim Hotel aeon
hSdAtons Niil bs found hfS-,las. and terms moe.
axe June Z3 lEE-Iy~
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FURNITURE.

~ B. SPANGLER d. co. r..
- , q"est the attention of the
a. iufsUoeuT ,sa,i,, f.- n
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Nefc IdU sTtisemcnfs.
nR. FRAzTER's ROOT BIrrErs.

Tfsylefs noot hitiers are hot dfan-.l.st ,,,i..,
irtsfHgH, bnt arr sturtiy insdIriua in ever, 80.
IbsT set sifgHsiy np9u the HtsT and Ll4s.J. A..
the ia'uss ofs atd teznlaF, faaEs the u.aE s,,,.t
b. - the lanzs, buiid ~ ts nfGyrs at.d s.s.. ~
ii"1f Abd 3 ststa - every iHpBnfy
bor DsDLsss Hush ol bosa - ti.e IisAd tsni,uv Il,
lp0llesy DlsisIsis, Fever aud sgus Br.s pi,,,ls.
and Hloithssa Sff"isloHs UufnDIs and kstss T.tt.t
khK Worm, u bite rssiDbg, EIssiysias, rtte 80,
aud f"r young men slfi'IiBR fTstH NseIussa -
Debility cIussd ifum ifuFfudsucs, HpI g. female. a
h"inii" health. Itllists HOT Hit'fss s,I laI,
T,tsu!mebded.
Dr. ttaIirfs ! ba'e ussj two bottlss u your Has
btftfs fpf DtsIspsiA Dzkiboss, Weakness aLd EllnsY
bisea'e hnd u"y dld gE moe gaBd than tie asi.ts
ard I'll IN" nsdcin' ever usad ffnfn ~ hfsi da,
segAh T. iHsd, and sh ry~ ~ perfect health nta
feel &c we'll ~ ever did consider youT m.dius ,.
u the greatest - fblrSiHgs.
hKs. n .MAETIS. Cleveland. %
soli - all druggists eteryphsts ai 81 PEI bo,ii.
HENRY d Co., Sole Pfop's.
Bily - Wees Ft Nss Yurt
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LADIES ;
MISS ES' g. CHILDREN'S
COATS & DOLMANS.

Having purchased for
CASH several cases of de-
Sirab1e DRESS GOODS of
a defun t manufact- rer at
ruinous prices: we will in
turn dispose of same 3 to orr
Gus omers at about half
their value. REMEMBER
they are the latest styles
and in all the new and de-
sirab1e shades such as Ter
tn Cottr, Cadet Blue, Rifle
Green. Crushed Strawb +
TT. Olive, N rtle, Plum
Garnet, Navv Browns and
Backs.
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ssui 3! uiall ou rosiIt 4 pn0e. INN Ctsss
HfNkf q 60. sole rroyrs
MILLHEIM HOTEL,
-'A hiLLHEih, cESTBE cVCSTY. PESSA
W. 5. MUSSER, Proprietor.

The town II Mlhsim IL located IN P~uus Isll.,
about two miles from Colurb FtAttun. On the Isu.,
hutg, Centre and spruce It~ck ilsiIfuad With tu4.
lntMdl - That nlnl. IL
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Every Department
is now complete.
All Goods

are marked in PLAIN FIG
URES AMERICAN
FIGURES and at plies
within the reach OF any
purse be it large or small.
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SKIN DISEASES CURED!

~
By bf. Pfsyists Msg gle Ointment Cutss 10 IL lg
mHzH, fin'plrs, baek Hrads ~ CruLs Boicip.
ana ETupiupBs "I ia. fans, leaving the sE5n elras
hsaitht and beautiful Aiso sufss itrh Igaftef Itrl
salt hh'um, TsttrT. Ring said Head CLstg.-!
Hands, s"r" AIrllr LIs DID al..tinate l',ls
aul Eot's A..
Skin DIEEAFK
f.bfaEe, LsI, tist"aisd. - sufi,frd yaal ali 81.
Stllhi"a IRON s4tn dissas" shirh sfTsafad On he
haiils, head aid i-', aud u~Afy de.tiye4 lie .y,.
The Hst 'sf~fal dp,t'fug Jailed T. help him. abi
i"f al Ind iAiirI be usI lt frasf. As eir OuIasut
and rss 'uisa hy i.v aIpll,a'.uua
Ss-ih" Lfi All pnis lriitr cur" iDf - 10 His.asss
~TsS iis.VFtftsI
seat i! utNiI pn r"siId 4 pu0c, INN CIa4s
IfNkf Go. sole t'ropr.s
q. etty -, Aaa Iutl
F"r bit.t. bleeding, Iteb4pg - IJrcfat.I Pile. IT.
NiliiAhts lEL'Aa uIsgNIAJ .. a tufr rUff Pi4y.
t''' ~ mat f'f 'hle - DIuEE4-i=. ag Is
Daily globe., 1882-10-07
n Glimpse of n ericO.

A tourist in Mexico says that in the
house of wealthy native everybody is
astir before sunrise. A servant comes to
your room to ask if you will have coffe Or
chocolate there, or will go to the dining
room for it. You must not be offended if
the host is of to his business without seeing
you, for at 10 o'clock he will return and
greet you tremendously enough. The
breakfast, which is the chief meal of the
day, is then served in courses. Fruit is
eaten first, soup often follows, then meat,
after that eggs, and finally frijoles, the na-
tional dish. The last is a dark red bean.
cooked with lard, seasoned highly with red
pepper, and is served in soup plate and
eaten with a spoon. 1t is very palatable,
and foreigners generally become as fond
of it as the natives. Wine is always on the
table, and everybody concludes By smok-
ing cigarette, the ladies not excepted.
Coffee and chocolate are served again in
the afternoon, and at P. n. there is a
light supper, consisting principally of
tomales, which is corn meal mush mixed
with forcemeat of chicken Or ef,highly
seasoned with red pepper and onions, all
nicely rolled in clean corn shuck tied and
put in pot and boiled until done, and
served in the shuck hot.
Daily globe., 1882-10-07

CTATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF RAM
~ sey-ss. In Probate Court, Special Term,
Sept. %, 1882.
In the matter of the Estate of Cecelia M. Dan
sher, deceased:
On reading and fling the petition OF Maggie
s. Kavanagh of said county, representing,
among other things, that Cecilia Nj. Danaher, late
of said county, the 29th day of June, A. d.
1876, at Saltwater, State of Minnesota,
died intestate, and being an inhabitant
of this county at the time of her death, leaving
goods, chattels and estate within this county,
and that the said petitioner is the oldest sister of
said deceased, and praying that administration
of said estate be to her other suitable
person granted:
1t is ordered, That said petition be heard be-
fore the judge of this court, on Monday, the
18th day of October, A. D., 1882, at 10 o'clock
a. m, at the probate Office in said county.
Ordered further, that notice thereof be given
to the heirs of said deceased, and to all persons
interested by publishing a copy of this order
for three successive weeks prior to eaid day Of
hearing, in the DAILY GLOBE, a newspaper
printed and published at Saint Paul, in said
county. By the court,
HENRY O'GoRMAN, Judge OF Probate.
L. ST. Attest:
FRANK ROBERT, JB., Clark.
Sept. 2S, Sat. 4w.
Daily globe., 1882-10-07
DiSfrict COHrf.

DtStTfcC COUTts
before Judge Lochren.l
Frederick Stopped, guardian, ETC., vs.
Heinrich Kellman. Demurrer sustained.
Before Judge Young.
State of Minnesota VS.. BENJAMIN Friel
Decision rendered granting Patrick Dono-
van the custody of the child. Stay of pro-
ceedings issued and child placed in custo-
dy-of the sheriff.
PAPERS FILED.
The Minneapolis Mill Co. vs. J. 3. Bes-
sett. Note of issue fled and case placed
on special term calendar.
Geo. E. Hayes vs.. Andrew j. Parker and
A. D. Mulford. garnishee. Affidavit for
garnishment filed.
Harbinson, Sinner s. Loder VS.. Roielson
Bros. Affidavit and order filed.
St.Paul & Sioux City Railway Company VS..
F. s. Mcdonald as County Auditor ct.
al. Note of issue filed and case placed on
special term calendar.
John Bates VS.. John T. West. Note of
issue filed and case placed on special term
calendar.
Jacob Stone VS.. Elijah A. Harmon. Note
of issue fled and case placed on special
term calendar.
Sarah Weeks VS.. 81. Weeks. Note of is
sue filed and case placed on special term
calendar.