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All objections to said assessment must be
made in writing and filed with the Clerk Of
said Board at least one day prior to said
meeting.
JOHN HARRINGTON,
Official: r. L. GoRMAN, President.
Clerk Board of Public Works. 169-63
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The eighteenth anniversary OF the first fed
eral attack upon Petersburg, Va, was cele-
brated by the decoration of the graves of con-
federates.
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Partridge street from Lafayette avenue ba
point 800 feet East.

w Bass Subdivision of lots and 9, and
part of lots z, 10, IL and Ii, Bass Addition
of Out Lots 10 st. Paul.
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Westminster street from Lafayette avenue to
Lot I, Block 6, Warren & WiadsV's Ad-
ditDn to St. Paul.
aryis' Subdivision of lot 3, Bass Addition of
Out Lots to st. Paul.
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Edward A. Stevens, app, VS.. the City of Min
neapOllS, resp,

Edward A. Stevens, app, vs.. the City of Min
neapohs, resp.
Syllabus-Section 20, ch. 81, OF the revised
city charter of Minneapolis, being oh. rs, OF
special laws of 1881, limits the salary of clerk
Of the municipal court of Minneapolis to
81 200 per annum, and consequently repeats
pro tGntO sec. II, ch. 141, of special laws of
1874, entitled ian act to establish municipal
court in the city of Minneapolis" fixing it at
$500.
Judgment affirmed. MITCHELL, j.
The State of Minnesota, resp, VS.. Eli Small,
app
Syllabus-By act of the legislature, passed
February II, 1881, entitled ian act to amend
sec. "a, ch. 81 general statutes, 1878, relating
10 manslaug liter IN the fourth degree" the
punishment OF the crime was increased. Sec.
2 of the act reads as follows: "ThiS act shall
not extent to any actdone or otierse commit
ted prior TO the passage hereof, but the pro-
visions of law now in force, prescribing The
punishment for nsurder in the fourth degree
shall continue in force as TO all such Of
lenses committed prior to the passage here
Of Held, that this was a valid saving
cl- use authorizing the punishment under the
old law, of Ottenses already committed, the
fact that such was the intent of the legisla-
ture and that the word murder" was used by
mistake for the word granddaughter" ap-
pearing clearly from the face of the act
Order everything demurrer affirmed
MITCHELL, ].
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Supposed owner and
Bass Addition to st. Paul.

Same, e% of Madison street, between
Woodward street and Partridge ct,
Bass addition to st. Paul. ........ 30 SO
Eetate of Horace Thompson, de-
ceased, WI of Madison st, be-
tween Woodward st and Partridge
st, Bass addition to st. Paul. SO 50
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Collins Subdivision of lots and 3, lrvine's
addition of Out Lots to st. Paul.

Subdivision of and addition to Irvine:s ad-
dition of Out LOTS to st. Paul.
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Madison street from Grove street to Wood
ward street.

Bass Addition to st. Paul.
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Kittson's Addition to st. Paul.
Monroe street from Grove street to Wood
ward street,

Bazille's Addition to st. Paul.
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All in the City of st. Paul. county of Ram
sew and State of Minnesota.
1926 GEORGE REFS, City Treasurer.
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st. Paul Proper.

Langevin's Subdivision of lots 10, II and IL,
block 10. St. Paul Proper.
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Gray & Cobb's Subdivision of Lot 6, Bass' Out
Lots to st. Paul.
WaFerly street from Saltwater street to West
Minister street.

Jarvis Subdivision of lot 8, Bass Addition of
Out Lots to st. Paul.
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Lafayette avenue from Grove street to a Point
100 feet North Of Partridge street.

Schurmeier's Subdivision of lot 1, Bass Ad
ditlon of Out Lots to st. Paul.
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st. Paul Proper.

st. Paul Proper
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-09-15

DR.. REYBURN, one of the late Presi.
dent Garfeld's physicians, supplements
DIR. Bliss claim of 1926, 900 by putting in
his bill to the Board of Audit for $40, 900.
lie claims compensation at the rate OF
500 per day for sixty-seven days and a
like amount for thealternate nights spent
Mt the late Presidents bedside. These
two claims, if allowed, will exhaust the
appropriation for medical services, as the
total amount appropriated for this pur-
pose was only $4,000. Neither Drs
Agnew or Hamilton have put in a claim
as yet, out it is said they will do 50 for
$4,000 each. DR.. Boynton and Mrs. Ed.
son are not recognized by the attending
physicians in any other light than nurses,
although DIR. Agnew has requested de.
decision from the board as to Their
status.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-09-15

The managementof the Soldiers Home
Mt Washington has been such that a
Committee was appointed by the Senate
to investigate that institution. Before
this Committee Gen. Sturgess, the Cover
nor OF the Home, was called, to which he
very freely expressed his opinion as to
ITS management. This, it seems, excited
the ire of the Commissioners, and the
General was removed. Gen. Sturgess
and his family are also said to be very
popular in social circles at Washington,
which caused .certain society leaders to
wish to get nd Of him, 50 it is altered
society, the Commissioners and the War
department combined to send the Gem
eral 70, the frontier, and the order for
his removal accordingly went forfb.
Senator Conger is highly indignant al
the action Of the Commissioners and de-
nounces their action as a 'srank dis
courtesy TO Congress" He will bring
the matter before that body as soon as il
meets in December.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-09-15
WIT AND WISDOM.

Love reckons hours for months, and
days for years, and every little absence
is an age.-Dryden,
The proper way to check SANDER
is to despiSe it; attempt to Overtake and
relute it, and it willoutrun you. = George
Eliot.
"A thick corn-husk is not sign of
hard winter, as some folks think. 1t
makes no difference to corn husks what
the weather is.-Detron Free Press.
"A man has been arrested in New
York for counterfeiting theater tickets.
His villainy has put him in "a box" but
he signs for the family circle. --Steuden-
Uilte Herald.
=" Yes, SIR" says the Oldest resident,
''the first trip l made from Lowell to
Boston was over the old canal. and
worked my passage on the canal-beat."
worked your passagep How?" in
quired his audience. II led the horse,''
solemnly remarked the ancient mariner.
-Fogg has got anidea at last. and he
says there's millions in it, as it meets a
long-felt want. 1t is nothing less than
a revolving house, which is to turn upon
a pivot, so that the best rooms shall al
ways face the sun in winter and be in
the shade in summer Fogg has great
head.-Neoo Havea Register.
"A student of human nature was the
Yankee schoolm' am who undertook the
care of a school out West, where her
predecessor, man, had been tossed
through the window by the rebellious
pupils. She got along splendidly; and,
when asked how she managed it, re-
piled: /" Oh, easily enough. thrashed
the little boys and mashed the big
ones.''
:" -"I declare, julia exclaimed
Mrs Marrowfat, as her eldest daughter
seated herself at the breakfast table,
''your lips are all broke out in rash"
g Yes" returned Julia, with bashful
candor, and q heightened color that
looked as if the rash was spreading all
over her face, "Charley has begun to
let his mustache grow again. BROOK
Ign Eagle kssssw spg $50 .
y A coachman calls upon the doctor
to ask what can be the matter with
him. "My good man." said the prince
of science, "you've got dropsyLthat's
what ais you. "Dropsy! What's
thatp" cts a morbid collection of
fluid in the Serious cavities within the
body-m your case, take it hydroperi-
toneum caused by cirrhosis of the liver,
but durable by paracentesis. ar
know, but what is it in Englishp''
90 You are all full of water inside.n
'.Water? oh, that's nonsense (Re-
fleets moment.) THAT scoundreI of
2 saloon-keeper must have watered his
liquor, and yet he swore to ME he
didn' 80 Chicago Times.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-09-15
Brigandage in Sicily.

"A man who recently made a bushes
trip through the interior of Sicily has
written an account of his experiences.
which 60 to prove that this small and
thickly-settled island. is much more
dangerous to travellers that the most
iawless districts in our Western. Terri
tories. During a part of the trip made
in stage an armed escorto of twelve
men was in attendance and even
with this guard the liability TO robbery
was not removed. At one of the rail-
road stations a wealthy man came to-
take the train, surrounded, by a, body.
guard of forty mounted men, and at the
end of his journey another guard of
fifty was at the station TO meet him. This
man was not loaded down with ready
money but was simply going, to look
at sulphur mine that he owned. The
italian Government tries to put down
brigandage, but the work. is hard, from
the fact that centuries of misrule have
had the effect of making nearly all of
the country people look upon robbery
as perfectly legitimate occupation;
hence the military and ponce authori-
ties have not the least moral, support,
from the community. The brigands
are not professional thieves, but farmers,
miners and the like turn their hands to
pillage whenever an opportunity pre-
Eents itself.-LondoH Times.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-09-15

A MODERN Sapphira has been brought
to public notice in the Eastern portion of
Tennessee, in the person of a colored
woman named Isabella Jackson, who was
placed on the witness stand at Bartlett.
to testify against a colored man named
Price, who was charged with amusing
himself by beating the women of his
neighborhOOd. When placed on hestand
abe was quite impudent, and the Justice
asked her 'Do you not know that YOU
are lying" to which she replied "yes''
and instantly became specifies. Sup
posing her to be shamning, the Justice
ordered the constable to carry her out
but she could not move, and two men of
her color undertook to do 50, when it was
discovered that she was paralysed in
every parto her body. She never smoke
afterwards, and in two days died. Justice
Allen, OF Bartlett, before whom the. case
was being tried, vouches for the truth of
this strange story.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-09-15
AFFAIRS IN EGYPT.

The Khedive has issued decree forbiddine
the importation of petroleum to Egypt.
Alexandria is greatly excited over the discov-
cry of plot formed in that city to massacre
Europeans in case of the defeat of Arab Pa
sha. bad state of affairs is reported at Cairo
and the same fears exist there as to the massa-
ere of the Europeans that prevail at Alex,
andria.
The proclamation of the Porte against
Arab Pasha declaHs that the maintenance OF
the authority and prestige of the Khedive is
indispensaby necessary, and that the designs
of Arab Pasha Justify his being prescribed az
q rebel %.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-09-15

CONGRESS, at its late session, passed an
act appropriating money foU the pay and
bounty of soldiers, withheld because of
desertion or absence without leave. The
act was doubtless intended for the relief
Of such soldiers as were technically de.
erters or absent without leave, when
their companies were mustered out, be.
:ausc OF inability toanswer roll call from
cause sufficient to excuse them. Claim.
Of this character are already pouring into
the Department at Washington, but un
der the law the Secretary of War mus
be sufficiently satisfied to remove the
charge from the soldier before his claim
can be considered.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-09-15
ADDITIONAL nISPATCHEs.

That region along the Concho river valley In
Texas visited by the great flood of two weeks
ago has been thoroughly searched and fifty
three white bodies were recovered and re-
cogn1Zed, and larger number than that,
mostly Mexican herders, names unknown,
were also recovered. The losses at the towns
OF San Angeles, Ben Ficklin and Concho foot
up to S3l2, 600. The loss of stock and property
In the surrounding country will aggregate as
much more. The same section has again been
visited by heavy rains and destructive floods.
Asensation was produced in the Star Route
trial at Washington a few days since, by
Judge Wylie announcing from the bench that
it had come to his knowledge that an attempt
had been made to bride member of the jury.
He denounced the action In the severest
terms, and said the matter should be thorough
ly investigated. The foreman of the jury also
rose in his place and said when the case was
concluded he would lay all the information in
his possession before the court. Counsel for
the defense disclaimed all knowledge of any
such act
\ Twenty-seven horses were burned in a livery
stable at Omaha.
| CONSERVATION was produced at Newport,
r. l., by the death of child from Asiatic
cholera
| The New York Health Department fear
smallpox epidemic The disease prevails at
Paterson, n. j., TO an alarming extent. Several
hundred persons employed in the city reside in
Paterson, and go to and fro morning and
evening.
Another battle was reported near Kassasin,
In Egypt, on the 9TH, but the British censor
shipi so great over the news from the field of
operations that the most learned was that the
skirmish was by far the most determined
demonstration of the enemy since the battle
of Kassasin, and indicates the approach of a
decisive conflict. The grand total Of Arabi's
army is now placed at $1,000 men. es- Dec
Chas. Harris, a railroad Pinkerton detective,
was assassinated lately near Socorro, N. NJ,
BY two men who 'alighted from the emierant;
train and approached Harris, who was stand
ing on the platform, and shot him dead
Earl Spencer, Lord Lieutenant of Ireland,
in reinstating the Dublin policemen, granted
4 them free pardon, but expressed regret and
surprise thai they should have been induced
to take the step they did.
A Salt Lake dispatch states that the Nor
mon priesthood have been circulating secret
circular giving Instructions totheir people di
rectly opposite to the law rulings of the Com
missioners. They have also decided to have
three Bishops sit with the Precinct Registrars
and oversee the registration The Gentiles
are much ineensed at the interference. 49,
The ship carpenters at the Dry Dock Com
pany's yard, IN Philadelphia, struck in a bodV
recently, under orders from the committee Of
their association, on account of an order from
the company prohibiting the pilfering of chips
and pieces of wood. They were immediately
paid of, and new men win be employed.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-09-15

--Philndelphias manufactured $10s-
000, 600 worth of umbrellas last year.
The population of Athens, Ala, is
5000, and its valuation s., 000, 00O-a
thousand to each inhabitant. J.
1t is estimated that there are three
thousand industrial establishments in
the Republic of Mexico where steam
power is used. glsocs g1sssI ~ d
Griffin, Ca has the largest peach
orchard in the South, containing &c, 900
trees and covering most of 600 acres.
On the same farm are 1000 grated APP
pie trees and 5000 pear trees.
-Four thousand of the Sharpless
family held a reunion recently ut the
old Sharpless homestead near Water
vile, Pa, They were descendants Of
old John Sharpless, a Quaker who lived
there 200 years ago. An artist photo
graphed the family in groups of 1000
each. Philadelphia Press. = 4g
/ The value of property in the United
States is held to be. fully 50.O00. 000,-
600, making it the richest country in the
world. England, the next richest. has
$44, zoe, 600, 900, and France comes next
with $50, 200, 00O,OO0. The average to
every inhabitant in England is. about
81, 500 and in the United States but
81, Chicago Herald. - &.
The annual production of Canada
malt is about 66.OOO,O00 pounds. Of
this nearly 28.00O,00 pounds are ex-
ported to- the United States. The inn.
ports-almost wholly confined to British
Columbia--barely exceed 10000
pounds. In Toronto alone there are
I, 800, 600 gallons of beer brewed, while
the capital employed amounts to $S,-
coo. 900. 'k t
The manufacture of peach baskets
has become an important industry.
Years ago the baskets were. made by
hand, costing from % to 80 cents, and
the loss of any considerable number of
them was serious matter. But the
establishment of great factories, re-
quired by the growth of the peach
trade, has reduced the price to mod
crate figure, varying from Sc to So per
100. Along the Maryland railroads
there are now eight or nine basket
factories, each making from 1900 to
1000 baskets a day during the busy
season. The bottoms and hoops are
made of Maryland pine, and the slaves
from the Delaware gum tree. Chicago
Times. IS ~ $3.50 = HeA1 ee{41t -
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-09-15

MARX GRAY, of Dallas, Texas, is one
Of the shrewd men of the day, if he is a
relored man. He was concerned in run
ming n colored faro bank and got almost
1000 Of its funds into his hands, when
ne concluded to reform. So he pocketed
the $1,000, reformed, and joined the
church. lie was then elected treasurer
Of a colored militia company and got
1900 of the company's funds in his pos
session, when he again reformed and en-
bezzled the funds. For this, however,
he adorns a cell in the county Jail.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-09-15
THE W0RLD'SD0INGS.
a summary Of the Daily News.
POLITICAL AND PERSONAL.

Gen. Sherman denies that he win retire
before the law requires, but he viii relinquish
the command of the army II the President VIII
order, so a. to give Gen. Sheridan chance to
make recommendations to Congress next
December 20 r-r. rr NE 81
The Tariff Commission is coming West On
the I'd, there was asession at Indianapolis
Len T. Smith, of Leavenworth, was nomi-
mated BY the Kansas First District Democratic
Convention for Congress.
The Vermont election resulted in the sue
cess of the Republican State ticket by about the
usual majority. In the Second District Po-
lands election is in doubt. The Democrats
gain in the Legislature.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-09-15
Fon the week ending september

FoR the week ending September 8
there were 492 new cases of yellow fever
at Brownsville. The number Of cases
previously reported was 6S1, making a
total of 1923 cases since the fever first
broke out. But there had been only 46
deaths. 1t is apparent that while the
percentage of cases is unusually large,
the number Of deaths is correspondingly
small. The disease is either of very
mild type or medical science has at last
discovered a manner of successful treat
gnent.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-09-15

THREE HUNDRED people are dying of
cholera daily at Manila, which was the
commercial emporium of the South Seas
for several centuries. The city has a
population of from 10000 to 200, 900.
In two weeks 1910 people have died in
the Province of Oloilo alone from this
most terrible Of all human plaques.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-09-15

THE work of the government printing
Office at Washington is so pressing that
Public Printer Rounds has found it mad
visable 10 grant employees of the estab-
lishment leave Of absence to go home to
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-09-15
CURRENT COMMENT.

ACCORDING to a decision by the Solic-
itOr Of the Treasury, anybody can bring
an nction against managers of excursion
boats which carrya larger number of
passengers than allowed.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1882-09-27

formed the duty of installing Mr. McLeai
Hebron, and DR.. Bell reported the same duty
performed at Rivanna.
The following scheme for the review of Ses.
sional records was adopted:
l. That the Moderator at each spring meet
ing appoint committee of six, which shall ex.
anime the records and report to Presbytery
through its chairman. This committee may be
divided into sub committees, which shall exam
inc the records assigned them and report to the
committee. This committee shall be required
to have charge of all seasonal records to record
their criticism in them and see that they are at
tested by the Moderator
2 The general basis of criticism for this
committee shall be printed on a sheet of conve
nient size and furnished to the clerks of Session.
in order that they may keep their records in &C
cordance with them.
Rules of Criticism.
l. Records shall be sent (by the delegates or
otherwise) to each spring meeting of Presbyte-
ry, and failure shall be proper ground of CEN
sure.
2. Delegates shall be appointed to Presbytery
and Synod; their appointment recorded, and a
report of attendance or reason for failure re-
qulred of them, If they fail to attend, the ap
proval or disapproval of their reasons shall be
recorded
3. Sessional reports on statistics, state of re-
ligion, reciprocal duties, AMI Sabbath schools
shall be recorded, the first in full the others in
abstract, and the first three also read to the con
gregation, and this fact shall be recorded.
4. At the meeting of Session inst before the
spring Presbytery each Session shall review
and approve all its records s. ace the last revi w
OF Presbytery (unless it is their custom to re
view and approve at each meeting the record
OF the previous meeting and this shall be
noted), and shall record the fact Of such review
and approval.
5. Each meeting of Session shall be opened
and closed with prayer, and this fact recorded
If ommitted reason shall be given, which NAV
relieve from censure. Omission of this shall be
ground of censure unless there shall be entered
on said minutes reason for the omission in this
particular case. See Form of Government, sec
g. par. g..
g. The general rules Of the manual-pages
2l-22-shall be observed, viz QD A roll of
'bsentees shall be kept. (2) Members shall be
transferred when they remove to another con.
gregation. (3) Efforts shall be made to form
the pastoral relation where it does not exist.
a. Supplies appointed by Presbytery to visit
vacant churches shall he compensated (51
The account of the deacons shall be audited by
the Session.
Z. Sessions are admonished to make th. m
selves familiar with section of Form of Gov
ernment, and to comply with its requirements
par requiring quarterly meetings
Thanks were returned to Rivanna congrega
ton and neighbonng friends and to Richmond
and Allegheny railroad, and to Fork Union
and Columbia Episcopal churches for the use of
their buildings.
Presbytery then adjourned to meet IN Col.
lege church October Is, 8 P. NJ
CHARLES WHITE, Stated Clerk