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DRESSMAKER.-By firSt-claSs filter; can
~ make stylish cFenin, dresses also % 'gOno chi lren
clothes wants engagements by te day ",sk would tse
permanent po~tu. ti.' lass huus terms moderate
Address D. NJ, rrpun' rp' W ONice, i2}S broadway.
hRESSMAKiNG.-By Il competent and eX-
- p-Ticucod drc,smager woull Ike few more engage
m-'s by day. class references meals required.
terms - day Address b Advertising ONCE 3Js West
23d-.t.
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1882. NOW READY. 1873.
THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC FOR 1852.
EDITED BY
EDWARD MCPHERSON,


Full Of information and statistics valuable 10 the Business
man tbe Ban O. The Politician and Student o. Public
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Among Inuiarous contents will he found accurate and
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The cereal productions tie United states and The To-
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Iron and steel statistics o. the United states
Foreign United for 1873 $3.50 and $751;
rug Exports aud Imports CLASSIFIED also Of the trade
between States every other country during
1850 and 1881.
The and Expenditures OF tho United States and
Foreign lmmigrstiou tsslss
The Porty Platforms 1881 Massachusetts NevYork.
Ohio PeInsyi Virginia, with the Iealuster Plat
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President Gsfseids inaugural and Cabinet.
President ArtLurs Inaugural and Cabinet
Changes in the Constitutions OF Indiana Iowa. Mas
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Yort North Carolina Texas, Virginia West Vngiua and
wiscondn
Elections twenty United States Senators IN 1851
The Popular Vote for is72Sl both inclusive
Population OF each state by Counties in 1850 com.
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Election Returns IN 1881. etc. etc.
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Gltrnllons iOnlltco-- 3la!c5.

! csts,r,>-,p pApTrNDFR -Rv a willino
y yoapr man . na, some knenled e othe hnsnf'
sl t' wonra;.-'. ety. ,e-' ''''' ''''
| ID ,pTENDFP -Bv = sober steady v0urc
- man pn hi9 Hu-i9S.- and has ne best o'
r1"renc"'-\dI'@' h.hoNAii ''- TN ave- '''''-
DWEEk.-liy smart yon9g man 81 =; mar;
- had ''pri gee aug Is 10, III 4" ~ ""aN tt ''0
references Ad'e'''. Noh.'NN y. W. Ia. ''''-''
- young ~ e.ncr and ",ady and not afraid
% %r'a' e4 4 i.' Ire 9S' '' ''''''' ICES ''
VA ~ i'' '''''" -..
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e il e e,,ae o. On me- arm , a@l,,igq- or ANY,
5oS;.s,ss@. .Addfes nHirgE%. tp'o@a 1noono once.
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'" , annex lnd 'i iro l yorng An r is m Wand
- CHM ri Ia fn. l. M f,.t,.-e "a Adde's, II !El.
iTt% 1s '-l tx - LAST ,tist, lily.
,,.'...,,.I,r,,, ,,n,,rlrron p...1.
vi r"srr. o. toa,mercia no By man who can ar
I HGar. - I.u ,2, o,,
| OFFICE ASSISTANT.-Py Young American
had c2 ' aic. IL oca 9aa sora. ,S.j5c pfi aa in,
6oee 1u'A'' F''''-O' '''~''''' -'''N ''''D"'
OFFICE ,SSTcTANT-By n vouug Amcri-
~ ca. aso i. just nom ,gho. is ofeat ACTIVE MET
dr.S'AAf' 'fLh'r la Pr'7'',n' "'o'h'y''
p'a yollr man az, 20 sagIc Ca give
the beet OF reertpg'1 TIl II Jl'rs c. lol. CIV
DORTEP or HANpYMAN.-By Young
hnsl.nman age ~ Whole n2as, Psi'tr ~ nn.5r.
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poRdElR or HSEfU sei,o MA a:ld nouns %5
,.i man 1 10 ma Ir,.taois bari'miii " Ca i,In,.H
Iale.t reed rneu ato- Iirase address Tor lre DAYS
bl kkALINL, Boz L. Ir1nHe once, -
hORTER or NAVtliMAN.-BV an iEtClH-
-,,, tor.l,, .1' e. !, t., Inv tr.i. n. sober ana
and can give GOOD Tritrc1crs h-l,rss CON
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lillrlluQ.

CLARK ~ boutwell,,
No Nassau at corner Of Wall, New-York,
PROMOTERS ana MANAGERS OF MINING ENTER.
Pkl~kS.
HITE GOLD QUARTZ COMPANY
harIpnsa County. California
Grass Valley. California
Tangirr, Nova Scotia
sTARR.GRovE SILVER MINING COMPANY.
sToRMoNT SILVER MINING COMPANY.
EAGLE SILVER MINING COMPANY.
SAN BRUNO COPPER COMPANY
Mexico
nAHLGREN MINING co.
H. 500 -lafc- 10, 4 fYI sale cheap
Apps o. l. 80. GIt. IN WARD,
No Walst, Room 20.
CiLNER NUGGET MINING COMPANY
- Transfer once. 81 BROADWAY y :
Eoo.u- ,j and 5d
rENiE CHEYENNE COS. MINING co.
Il iOc1irt IN the Black Iils. - a.
CAPITAL rIO' X. f3p0u'n PAR VALUE 81
col o. NJ IOTi -, l'Test it MCNATGHT Soc Treas
OFFICE, No. 65 BROADWAY.
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DanrruI Academies.

ALEX MACGREGORS
~ school for dancing III Fftbave New classes after
HOLIDAYS. Gentlemen Monday and Thursday evening
lessons. circulars.
ALLEN DODWORTh'S SCHOOL FOR
~ DANCING No. 6sI t1fth.aye.
Glasses and afternoon Classes for fam.
flies Gentlemen on Monday aud Thursday evenings PR.
waite lessons send stamp for circular
ID HARVARD REILLY'S, 578 5th-aye.-
1 Newport Casino engagement closed october l.
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Dolro Guo Rooms.
East Side.

East Slde.
BOARD. In ELEGANT. wide house three rooms,
not. Terms II o 800 ue mouth mi
VAT. entrance Address "LENINGION AVE. UplO"n
Tribune once, Los BroAd"ai
%TI-ANE.. 313.-Desrahl" rooms on pirior
- o vii. private bath and 90 ct also sum
fourth ..ooI. Win "rst,i-s board references.
= GRAMERCY PA3K.-Elegant suite on
second aour "so two single rooms board hiSt class
no EAST I2H-ST-Parlor and bedrooms
I - with private bath INST and second floors; meals
served BY card
~ EAST 20IH-ST.-A third floor of three
DO ioOms private JaIl room; suitable persons;
without board
ia MADISON-AVE. Third floor; hail
L room. well furnished; hot ami cold wafer also
single with are ca fourth floor; superior beard
Wsst SIDE.
4 LARGE, sunny front room, with board, at
~ l41 West 43d-st
tNEXrRA CHOICE SECOND FLOOR, three
a deep. in elegant order private bath 2i Nost
2ith-st, riith Avenue llctcl
4 SMALL family would let . suite IF neatly
9 si4, '.''''''s' % west ''''' 'y" uo'' VS. o'
4 SMALL private family have caarming
~ mont room, al Ap1r, VIZ s'oa-' lo'o u Def %
Address West Side" SO West 2|sD, AaNtr' m~At uae
FURNISHED fit West 33d-st.-Serord
floor front 3th and 3,tbs, with ur without
bOaII; references A. pAiLtN,'4 Wet 55ui.'t
I ARGE, cheerful. wrll furnished room, sauth-
a,c 10 all H. family small i e,t IGtst between j.ii and
oth-aIcs.
~ LET.-Wi;iout board, to gentleman only,
aucvly painted and te.cor' room Wei furnished
southern exposure. lao West - S.
% with board foT gentleman aad vie or single gea'ie
men, references
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1tllnlnl.
rnr IIAnrsHAw MINING 90.

TR HNgGsHAw MNSG coz, }
,.,lIr ,,rnol meeting Of Stockholders for the
i,,"a Of Trit,es aud the transaction Of other bust
n.ss y. hcid - the Com9any once; 20 "a Iss9 nj
~ i1rg noon Tf,l.r noos5 VIII close On the 10Th ana
remain closed amin the -' WM. y oIMsTED sccreary
Tnr sogygga4r,TgE,1r5E. M Isl, 3 GlS 99,
rr1rTr, o,ru,i meeting of Stockholders for the
l'1iaa rrso and hc trans lctioq of 9t ,., oaiI
No., Vii b.. 10 q al tle COMPANY ohge 80 ~ OrlL
l5c,,, a m ,ial ,r booe. vii be closed On tho ioth
'" WM. y. OIMsfEp Sccr2tary
-------- THE yrpn.s MNIVG co -
NTW.Y DIRK. Jan. o. lsS2
V'HE annu? meeting Of SiockhoiG 6f ss Sr o Sf
nee vii b, had az t. ColplGs once 80 o.. lea'
' cio.in H. ~ r. n.cr tocsa viii close the loth and
remain '''''' "D'' '''' WI " oLNsrED, secretary
Inr ur>., PRirrAs MIyISs cog
Nrw.YosE, Jan. !, 1872. S
V,HE ANNUAL MEETING OF he stockloldI h,
c 10. III, ri ctono Of rro.t.e' and the transa, o" %
otlcr bn.-- viii 'e l.l al the C@ma} go "iS, & ~
G'.' az ~ &c o.. noon TIn.f1I books aIl be-
clo,,d fhc loth and remain closed unii r I. in,'
THE NORTH STATE MINING COMPANY
Ak GRoS AND COPPER COMPANY,
csqz.d ogder spec charter from the State OF North
$4,000 SHARES
q rer ,a.uc Of 80 each , .,..... NJ.
auory own ',nabo corpr m3 'r i41 'I's o
i.r min. .s .Ir equipped win improved cin'y 'h,
3Eg,4s o., a.r , s.' ,>, yas o" orr in Sc and
cn jho dump - nooo ihr 'e SUE o h t t '
sixteen crj tie 'a.ace ana iAe.r ,l i ab9'' nae
..'t. o.. C. Vs. ,i. i Ion -ilI,,ilr pho.q ns ma
.a.., ar. aud VIII ave asc sixty pr GEM H, r, M
Tho tgC on a. -mel'dc iH" e7 az '' copper l"o W"
ouabI. tao conn any to Fay F'i''iIS'
ffrortl,n con 20 obtained the branch Office Of the
company, Ho. ~ Iroadwat, Ne"-foIk ''y'
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GOYEPNNENT&
THE GENERAL LIST.

T. >t.,,o,rou IIo7 C. - CouI0u 1907
600 c. .... ll7--I 10000. -...-.- q .-.-. ~ p
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INTERNAL REVENUE COLLEC.
TION.

The following report upon the
workings of the Internal Revenue
Bureau during the past fiscal year has
been made to the Secretary of Treas
ury by the Commissioner of Internal
Revenue:
l have the honor to report that the
annual examination of the offices of
the l2G Collectors of Internal Revenue
throughout the United States has
bee completed, and that it has been
found that the entire collections of
internal revenue taxes for the past
fiscal year, amounting to $l46,520,.
263.71, have been accounted for and
turned into the Treasury. 1t is
further, my pleasant duty to report
that during the past six fiscal years
the sum of $74S, 1881 ,07l.Ol has been
collected from internal revenue taxa
ton and paid into the Treasury with
out any loss by defalcatiOu. The eX :
penses OF collection for the last fiscal
year Gncluding the expenses of this
office) will be found on final adjust.
ment not to exceed IS, Jos, 300, or less
than 81 per cent. on the amount COL
lected. The expenses of collection
for the six wears have been about
$27 ,0S7 300. or 3 6.10 per cent. on the
amount collected.
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tiative step has been taken in tie
settlement of the Mormon question,
and that polygamists cannot in future
set in Congress (; that wise measures
have been adopted looking to the ed.
ucation of the Indians; that Onr
National banking system, which has
not its equal in the world, has been
established that the country has
been re.apportioned into Congress.
iOnal Districts upon the basis of the
last census; that Il commission has
been authorized To revise the laws
imposing duties upon merchandise.
and many other equally important
measures adopted, it cannot be truth
fully said that the Forty-seventh
Congress was inactive or void of good
results, even if the session was longer
than there appears any good reason
for.
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Returned from Wales,


Mr.. William Davis, who went TO
Wales last spring on visit to Ills
mother, returned home last Friday even
ing after pleasant voyage. lie brings
back with him many interesting remin-
lscences of his trip which we will en-
deavor to furnish our readers. Mr..
Davis outward bound trip across the
ocean was of 8 days and IL hours dura.
ton. He visited Liverpool, Manchcs-
ter, London and the greater part OF
Wales. He thinks Liverpool the great
est retail market he ever SAW and
Manchester the greatest manufacturing
city. At Wales, the land of his birth,
he found many things changed from
what they were when he left there
fourteen years ago. lie says the hills
seemed larger and the valleys deeper;
many old faces had passed away and
the large number of rolicking boys and
girls which he remembered years ago,
are grown up to men and women,
with large families around them; men
who were rich fifteen years ago are now
poor, and many who were then poor are
now Itch. He says that living in Wales
and England is fully US high rs in
America, while the wages of laboring
men are only about two-thirds what
they are here. The entire country is
owned and under control of the rich
and who rule with rod of iron.
Returning, he left Liverpool and was
nine days on ship5oard, owing to Il
prevailing head wind the entire dis
lance. We are glad to welcome Mr.
Davis home again.
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First insertion July II: last insertion Aug25
MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE SALE.

nEFAUL having been made in the cOndi.
lions Oh certain mortgage executed 10y
George Il. White and Lucretia White mort.
gagors to w. w. Phelps mortgage, dated the
Fourteenth day of October. 4. ID. 1885, and IT,
corded in the Office of the Register of Deeds
In and for the county of Blue Earth, in the
State of Minnesota, on the 10Th day of Octo-
Der, A. Id. 1850, ut O'Clock p. NJ, in Book II
OF Mortgages on page 81. by which mortgage
there was conveyed and granted the follow
ing described real estate situated i'm the couii-
" OF Blue Earth aforesaid, to-wit: Lot No q,
corner OF Cate and Main streets, I'm the Viii
lage OF Eagle Lake according to the recorded
plat thereof, To secure the payment of the
sum OF One Hundred Dollars with interest ut
the rate OF ten per cent. per annum, accord
Ing to the conditions of II promissory note
bearing same date as said mortgage, made
by said George Il. White to said w. w.
Phelps; and there being due and unpaid upon
notice the sum OF One Hundred and Seventeen
Dollars, and no action or proceedings at law
or otherwise having been instituted to recover
the amount of said mortgage debt or any
part thereof; Now therefore, notice is hereby
given that by virtue and i'm pursuance of II
power OF sale in said mortgage contained and
herewith recorded and of the statutes in
such case made and provided the above des-
cribed premises will be sold Mt public auction.
at the front door of the Office of the Register
of Deeds i'm and for said county of Blue Earth
and at the city of Mankato therein, on
Saturday, the 26th day of August,
A. ID. 1882, at 10 o'clock i'm the forenoon. TO
satisfy the amount of said mortgage debt
then due and unpaid, together with the costs
anu expenses of such foreclosure proceed
lngs including twenty dollars attorneys fees
as stipulated I'm said mortgage, and the said
mortgage will be thereby fOreclosed.
Dated, Eagle Lake, Minn., July sth, A. ID.
W. W. PHELPS,
Mortgagec.
The above Mortgage Foreclosure sale is
postponed until Wednesday, September 18th
1892, mt 10 o'clock A. M.
w. w. PHELPS,
~, Mortgage.
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action, perhaps, is one of the elements
which combine to complete the list of
cardinal principles of the Democratic
party. II so, that party is welcome
to all the credit it can gain from such
a record.
This party Of high morality has
shown itself to be actuated by purely
personal motives, and whenever a bill
was proposed by the opposition in the
last Congress, it mattered not how
urgently the times demanded it's pas
sage. the policy of the Democratic
party was to kill it if possible, for
fear credit would fall upon those pro-
noting it.
Now while we will not stop to dis.
pute the assertion that there is not
Il principle contended for by the ALI
ance that has not been advocated by
the Democratic party,"it is only too
plain that there are few. if any, prin-
ciples contended for by the Democrats
that have been advocated by the Al
lance. If the Alliance hopes to re-
ceive relief for its members through
the instrumentality of the Democra
tic party, it may rs well and ut once
cease from further labors, rs that
party has repeatedly and continually
shown itself wholly and undisguis-
ingly incapable of working reform or
aiding in tho elevation and promotion
of labor. or protection of industry.
No one will pretend to assume that
there are not good men. conscientious
men, intelligent men and men of wis.
dom in the Democratic ranks; but this
agreeable element is too small and too
much confined to have any consider.
able voice in debating the actions OF
the party or defining its policy.
The Alliance is Il new organization
founded upon principles that are in
no wise homogeneous with the course
and character of the Democratic par.
ty, and the Republicans who are
members of that organization realize
this fact only too plainly. The degree
to which the Alliance is being sub
ordinated by so-called and self-consti
tuted leaders, to further personal
ambition and satisfy an insatiate
greed for Office is also well known
and understood, and the fatal conse
quences that IRE sure TO follow if this
course be long pursued is Il matter OF
no uncertain conjecture.
The Democratic party is politically
defunct, and 1t will irretrievably
sink anything that hangs upon it fol
support. and will assuredly kill any
thing that it drops upon.
Therefore stand from under!
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to draw the material away from the
mill. One noticeable feature is that
the men have no lifting to do, every
thing Is handled with machinery.
Well, Messrs. Editors, il this passes
the picket lines of your sanctum all
right, we may do likewise i'm the flu
ture. MISCELLANEOUS.
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s9uabble. The more valiant of tie two
rivals, with bass wood fence-rail kintl
ly and dextrously embellished his i'm.
becicd antagonist with fleshy brow
and sanguine nasal trunk. At the de-
teateds request the victorious cham
pion has been summoned to appear be-
fore his better. BEUTrs
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Every woman who suffers from Sick Head
acne ana who dislikes to take bitter doses
should try Carriers Little Liver Pills. The,
are the easiest of all medicines To take. 4
positive cure for the above distressing com
plant; give prompt relief in Dyspepsia an,
Indigestion; prevent and cure Constipation
and Piles, As easy to take as sugar. Onl,
one pill dose. 10 ina vial. Price ~ cents
u you try them you will not he without them
For sale by John A. SambOru. MaukatD
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MIR. j. F. Cary, Columbus, o., writes: 81
tried Browns Iron Bitters with my little girl
whose blood seemed poisoned, her skin being
constantly covered with pimplcs and sores
Ii has cured her completely and all trace OF
impure blood in her system has entirely dis.
Appeared"
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COUNTY CORRESPONDENTS.
Sterling.

Sterling.
Barley crop harvested and nearly all
threshed.
On account of the late harvest the
farmers have their hay nearly all put
up.
Harvest in full blast.
Mrs. A. A. Stevens aud family are
visiting her parents. Mr.. Stevens has
been q resident of Falrmont for some
time past, but he will now make his
home IN Mapleton, where he intends
buying wheat.
Miss Augusta Pratt Is recovering
from "A long and severe illness. Mrs.
w. Weston is also on the gain.
Measles and whooping cough are be-
coming scarce.
A couple of our young ladies' were
out practicing horseback riding the
other day. Perhaps they anticipate
riding at the fair this fall. F.
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Cambria and CORTLAND Glean,ngs.

CAMBRIA ana COurtiahu uieahihgs'
Harvest.
Binders and harvesters wheeling.
Men at work early and late with might
and main.
Some oats and barley threshed; yield.
ing good.
The major part of the hay is in the
stack
The Williams brothers take the lead
In corn growing this year.
Mr.. A. s. Van Pattcn has the finest
fruit garden that can he seen anywhere
on the road from New Ulm to Mankato
Mr.. j. Edwards, CORTLAND, shipped
1000 pounds of butter TO the East last
week, and took in boots and shoes TO
the value of $500.
Mr.. John Reese recently met with n
frightful accident. AS he was watering
the horses before going To the field they
ran over him with the mower; but he
is recovering.
Mr.. Robert G.. Roberts, of Cambria,
was married to Miss Sarah David, of
Judson, July 9th. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. G. Roberts, the
brideeroom's father. Brutus, in COM
mon with the people of Cambria,
wishes the young couple happy and
prosperous future.
Mr.. Owen Rowlands has returned
from his extended visit to Wisconsin.
Last Friday evening two of Cambrias
most prominent and law abiding citi-
zens accidentally got into hercular
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Dissolution of Partnership.

The co-partnership heretofore existing be-
tween Lothrop Conrad, il this day dissolved
by mutual consent. Hcnccforth the firm
Will be Lothrop, Morrison & Bros, who will
assume all liabilities and collect all indebt-
ness due the former firm.
G. NJ. LOTHROP,
g. A. CONRAD.
AmbOy, July 20, 1882.
We wish furthermore to say to the public
that we cordially solicit their future patron
age. LOTHROP, MORRISON Il BROS.
5w3
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Mr.. Chas. Smith, of Jimcs, Ohio. writes:
have used every remedy for Sick Headache
could hear of for the past fifteen years, but
Carriers Little Liver Pills did me more good
than ali the rest. For sale by John a. SAM
born, IMankatO.
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Why Women Use 1t.

Because they have learned by experience
that it overcomes dependency, indigestion,
weakness In the back and other troubles of
the sex Is why women everywhere use Par
kcr's Ginger TOnic. -LI0me yOrrnaL
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1882-08-11
"POnr on OIL"

L. p. Flo. lett, Marion, O., states that no has
Thomas Electric Oil for burns, and has
found nothing to equal il in soothing the
pam and giving relief. Sold by Collins s
Co.., MankatU.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1882-08-11

GEN. GEANT las finally secured an
appointment whereof he is doubtless
happy. He, together with W. II.
Prescott, were Monday confirmed by
the SENATE As Commissioners to nego-
tiate commercial treaty with
Mexico.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1882-08-11

\ TERRIBLY destructive cOnilagra-
ton occurred ut Gardiner. Maine,
Monday, which consumed the greater
portion of the business section to-
gcthcr with upwards Of sixty resi-.
dcmccs. Ihe loss is estimated at
over 5000. 900 and between three and
four hundred factory men are thrown
out Of employment.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1882-08-11

Hos. WN. WINDOM will arrive at
Lake MInnctOmka on "Wednesday
next. where he will spend Il couple OF
weeks rusticating, and recuperating
from the iatigueS of IA long session.
Minnesota VII take pride in honOrirg
the man that has reflected so much
honor upon her.