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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1883-05-11

THE following, from an unknown
source, will apply equally to any town
OF city and is worthy the careful con-
sideration of all
" United, the town will grow. di-
vided il won't, and that is the long
and short of it. Nothing makes the
city brisk and thrifty like unity in
these things, where united action and
harmony can be exercised. Ii won't
do to try to build up self alone. Lend
helping hand 10 others and that
brings strength TO yourself and growth
to al interests. A lot of old misers
and fogies never yet made a great
city, a great country or government.
1t is the enterprising, warm-hearted,
and the men of tact who are the
handspring of important cities of
the country
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1883-05-11

The Duluth Tribune admonishes
Minneapolis that if her wholesale
merchants propose TO carry on any
trade with Duluth. it il high time
that the board of trade down there
were waking up the railroad compan.
les and express companies. There is
no Disgusting the fact that it takes
two or three times us long To get
goods from Minneapolis rs from ST
Paul.
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The Rochester papers have can
didate for Northumberland i'm
the person of Senator Morrison.
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THE Winona Republican says that
the tide OF emigration from the older
places to the Northwest is tapping
banks and business to an alarming
extent in certain quarters. For in
stance, at Bloomington, Illinois, it is
said that 100000 was recently taken
from banks by persons who were go
ing to Dakota to settle, and in the re-
gion of Elmira. New York, more than
S250,000 has been withdrawn from
banks for investment in Northwest,
ern homes. The new country can
stand the aid which this ready CAPT
tai will impart.
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p. X. WISER, long established and reli-
able jewcler. Mankato. No goods misreprc-
sented All work warranted
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THE state of Oregon has hit upon
novel plan to regulate her liquor
traffic. An exchange says that every
man who drinks is required to take a
license costing two dollars 4 year.
Unless armed with this document he
cannot get his bitters at any hotel or
saloon, for it is a penal ofrense for the
proprietors Of these establishments
TO sell to any person without a license.
Every six months the names of these
persons who take out license are pub.
lished in the local papers, so that the
public may know who are authorized
10 drink.
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a Chicago Merchants Tx pcriencc.

After hal become almost skin and bone
with neither strength, appetite nor ambition
lett. and the doctors couldn't help me, tive
bottles Parkcr's Ginger Tonic cured me com
plctcly. NJ. Is wcstcoit, Lamb NIT, Chica 20
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First insertion May II, last insertion June z.
MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE SALE.


MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE SALE.
nEFAUI.T having been made in the co:ldi.
~ tons of II certain mortgage executed by
Maria l.. Mcdonald ana Hugh Mcdonald, her
husband, mortglgors, To the British and
American Mortgage Company u.imited mort.
gagec, dated January LIST, A. ID. 1880, and re.
corded I'm the office of the Register Of Deeds
in and for the county of Blue Earth in the
State of Minnesota, ON the 9th day of January
A. ID. 1850. AT II O'Clock noon, in Book IL OF
mortgages, on page 10, by which mortgage
there was conveyed and granted the follow
ing described real estate situate in the cOun-
~ of Blue Earth aforesaid, to-wit: The north.
west quarter of section thirty-twO (32), IN
township one hundred and six (0G) north,
range twenty-nine c.3) west of the fifth prin-
cipal meridian, To secure the payment OF the
sum of one thousand dollars, with interest AT
the rate Of eight per cent. per annun, pay
able annually. according to the conditions of
three coupon bonds, amounting In the ag-
gregatc To 81 900 bearing same date rs said
mortgage, made 10y said Maria l.. Mcdonald
and Hugh Mcdonald to said The Brit
ish and American Mortgage Company Limit
ed, and there being due and unpaid up
Of this notice the sum of two hundred
aud five GI-lO0 dollars, and the said
mortgagcc having paid for taxes unpaid upon
said mortgagcd pn misses this 9Th day OF May
1883, the sum of sevcnty-four 6-lOO dollars,
which was necessarily paid To protect the
rights OF this mortgagee, ana no action or
proceeding 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 yir-
tue and I'm pursuance of II power OF sale in said
mortgage contained and Herewith recorded,
and of the statute i'll such case made and pro-
vided, the above described premises will be
sold at public auction, at the front door Of
the Office Of the Register OF Deeds I'm and for
said county of Blue Earth and al the city Of
Mankato therein, on
Saturday, the 23rd day of June,
\. ID. 1889, at 10 O'clock in the forenoon, TO
satisfy the amount of said mortgage debt,
then due and unpaid and the amount paid for
taxes as above set out with interest thereon
from May 9th 1883, together with the costs
and expenses of such foreclosure proceeding
including fifty dollars attorneys fees as stip-
ulated i'm said mortgage; and the said Mort
gage will he thereby fOreclosed.
Dated, May 9TH, 1888.
THE BRITISH AND AMERICAN MORT
GAGE COMPANY LimitedJ Mortgage.
THOMAS L. wAsHBURN,
Attorneys for said Mortgage,
MankatO, MINI.
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EYE Z EAR

Or for all chronic diseases of whatever names
or nature, or from whatever cause. He has
had 81 years'experienco in the treatment Of
these diseases. both in this country and Eur
ope, AMI guarantees q cure in every case he
undertakes. No charge - made for cxamin-
alton and consultation. Ii case Is not cur
able he says so. II he Is not successful when
he promises u cure, no pay will be asked for
treatment He never fails In curing catarrh.
Remember that Doctor Carter makes a spec
ialty of Chronic Diseases, including all
female complaints and diseases of the Eye
"tiiictcd with any IF these dseas.s Tina. .' no
not stand still, but rapidly go on from bad to
worse. Call soon at the Washington House
and he placed on the sure road to recovery.
Consultation free.
DRS. CARTER, SON & CHRISTENSEN.
~ scandinavian language spoken. 80
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The undersigned has "A half Clyde stallion,
FOR service at his stable mt the foot Of Spring
street. He also has u Spanish Jack. and
grade Durham bull for general services at
reasonable terms.
l1,u. J0HN PAGE
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II. IT. YOU Nj.
The above letter, although not writ
len for publication, is given to the
public that Mr.. Young position may
be known. We are glad to hear from
Mr.. Young's own lips that he has con
sistently labored in the interests OF
southwestern Minnesota, and if he
has been misjudged in his motives to-
wards us in the past. let us accord
him that support in future that his
frank avowal for our section would
seem to merit.
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Emancipation Notice .

Notice IL hereby given that my son Daniel
u. johnson was given his time on the ist of
February 1885, aud will not hold myself re-
sponsible for any of his acts neither will
pny debts of his contraction.
DAVID JOHNSON.
Dated, Eagle Lake. Mimi, May I, 1883. 45wa
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Faded hair RECEIVERS its youthful color ana
soft, silky texture by the use Of Parkcr's
Hair BalSam.
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@H In %0A per day at home. Samples worth
w " @cv % free. Address STINsoN & Co.,
Portland, Maine.
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Close of business, May I, 1888.

STATE OF MINNESOTA,
County of Blue Earth.
| |, JOHN Il. MEAGHER. Pres't of the above
named hank, do solemnly swear that the
above statement is true to the best of my
| knowledge and belief.
JOHN Il. MEAGHER, Pres't.
Subscribed ana sworn IN before me this 18th
! day of May, 1889. ROBT. H. ROSE,
Notary Public, Mankato, Mimi.
| Commentaries:
DANIEL BUCK.
JNO. G.. NOE,
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OFFICE or

CAPITOL BUILDING, 81. PAUL. MINI, !
May ?ih, lss5
Messrs. ROSE j. NOE,
Gentlemen: IL am told that il IL reporte,
in Mankato that have stated that Mr. Al
berger did not succeed In finding clays I'm thai
vicinity fit for his use. ] certainly said moth
ing Of the sort, but the very opposite: ant
upon the fact Of his success have been labor
ing IT, indiiSc Mr.. Babcock to go there fol
clay for his terra Gotta lumber. / have good
reason 10 complain of the treatment | have
received aud am receiving at the hands al
people in the southwestern counties, in thai
they stand so ready To find fault with me
when have consistently iabored In their in
tcrests To the full extent that dare.
AnIlS. trlIly-
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MANKATo FREE PRESS

FRIDAY, NAY II, 1883.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-21
THE MAYBEE MI RIDER.
Weaving a Web of Circmstan'ial E,i-
dence-Ilie Right Man Proba-
bly, Cuuturpd

Locust Valley, l.. L., November 20
James Doyle was arrested tilis after
noon as being the murderer Of the
Aayhee family. He has been taken to
BrookvIlIe and positively identified AS
seen there on Saturday. Doyle eXllib-
lieu great nervousness when taken ont
of jail at ltosiyn, and asked the oil
GERS 10 protect him from the excited
crowd. VIVA. Henry Brown persists
IN his statement that DOYLE showed
HIM the ladies murdered in the bnrn.
Doyle was taken into the room where
Maybee was sitting and was told 10
say, ~ Will kill you,n He did So, and
Mr.. Maybee recognized the voice ms
mat Of the man who spoke 10 him the
day OF The murder Doyle was taken
TO see The bodies, and said he had seen
hem before. He was then taken to
Tie barn and into the shed where the
bodies We're found. There he raised
his hands saying. II never was in this
barn belore.' lie was searched and
~ found on him. He said he had
gwen sil 10 Il lawyer ut itoslyn.
Among Doyie's money is five-dollar
gold piece, and Maybee says he thinks
there was five dollar gold piece
among the money taken. Doyle's ac-
count OF himself for part Of the day
Is verified, but his whereabouts from
y to G;3D =. N. on Saturday is not eX-
planned.
As the examination of Doyle closed
The floor ot the room, which was
crowded, gave way, and NIL the Goro-
ner' reporters, officers, the prisoner and
people lmnbled down in II mass, The
cellar was full of barrels, which pre-
vented serious casualties. The stove
iell over, adding To the confusion
There was great sernmbling, many re-
ceiVihg slight injuries. The coroner
resumed the examination AT the Mas
sau house. No new fitcts were elected.
Inc authorities are not satisfied that
The criminal is secured, aud search
VIII he diligently prosecuted, The ex-
element is undated.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-21
PILOT POINT.
Serious Accident TO Farmer Brief
Personal Mention.
Special to the Gazette.

Special TO the Gazette.
Pilot Point, November 20.-Mr.
Thomas Wright, "A prosperous farmer
living near town, met with "A serious
accident this morning, that will, if he
lives through it, coniine him IL long
time. He left the gin with three bales
of cotton on his wagon, and the upper
bale of cotton carecned over and fell on
him, brealSi ~ one leg above the knee
in two places, lie was taken up and
conveyed TO his home, aud Drs. Brown
and Chandler called to attend him.
Rev w. II, Conner, ID. d., is the
new Methodist minister appointed by
the late conference at Mckinney to
take charge of this station.
Mr., J. w. Hearne of sherman was
in town to-day. Mr.. liearne is pro-
pretor of the lumber yard managed by
w. Il. Scott.
Major Buck of Mckinney paid this
city II visit to-day.
Rev. II. Sherwood was in town to-
day, visiting relatives.
Cotton receipts heavy; the yards and
railroad platform are crowded. Total
receipts about 1000 bales; price paid
to-day . cents.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-21
THE STATE CAPITAL.
Sale of Public Lands for the Year
The Largest on Record.
Notes Of the Day from the Depart
meni Current City Gossip.
s.eclal 10 tho Gazelle.

Special TO the Gazette.
Austin, November 90..-The repor
OF the land commissioner shows tina
| during the year there have been Is
sued 5000 patents, covering 5,i26, 26l
acres Of land. OF this, llS,7l3 acres
were school lands; l03,322 acres We're
taken up ON confederate scrip, $780,
40 acres were sold and S3,8i7 pre-empt-
ed. The fees and dues received in the
land Office for the year ending August
81, 1883, amounted to S77 S77, on nearly
$50 600 In excess of its expenditures
The magnitude Of its business was
greater than any previous year.
The suretes of Dario Gonzales, the
defaulting tax collector of Webb coun-
~, have notified the comptroller that
they viii settle the amount of his IN
debtedness to the state, $4,000, without
any legal action.
DIR. Curry has notified the board of
education that Texas will only receive
$4,000 from the Peabody fund THU
year.
Adams Il Leonard of Dallas are coll
lect ng evidence among the records of
the land office, II il presumed for the
purpose OF pushing "A suit against the
Texas Central railway for about one
hundred acres of land located on the
Canadian river, ON which they filed,
claiming that the files of the railroad
were Illegal. The matter was submit
ted to Commissioner Walsh some time
ago, but he declined to interfere and
advised the contestants Ia transfer the
cnse to the courts.
The Eastern capitalists arrived this
evening and were driven about the
city. They leave tomorrow.
III. McLauren left for Terrell to-day
To enter upon his duties as superinten-
dent of construction of the branch asy-
lum.
The Capital City club effected tenn
porary organization this evening, with
twenty-five members present. One
hundred names have been secured,
ana Tuesday night next Is set for per-
organization.
u accordance with the call recently
n large number ot citizens
assembled at the court house tonight
to nominate II candidate for mayor.
Mr.. X, NJ Cnstleman was selected
by an almost unanimous vote. An at
Tempt was made to secure AN indorse-
ment of Mayor Taylor, but il only
received eighteen votes. The race viii
be between these two gentlemen, and
he issue Is doubtful
The locomotive of II freight train
vas derailed this morning Mt HOOPER,
eight miles north on the International,
which delayed all the south bound
passenger trains several hours. no
damage.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-21
WEATHER FORD.


Special by Telephone.
Weatherford, November 20. - The
opening of the new opera house here
last night was most notable event IN
our town, and great interest was man
Tested by our citizens. II has a capnc-
ity of 500 and was well filed, The
lighting, heating and ventilatlng IA
cilities were excellent Mr., j. a.
Stuttz, IN the thrilling drama Of ~
Celebrated Case supported by excel
lent talent, both on the stage and IN
the orchestra, gave us an entertain
ment which has never been equaled in
this city. One great merit of the act
ing was It's chastity and freedom from
n semblance of immortality. The com
pnny goes from here 10 Albany TO open
the new opera house, and they
take the best wishes of the people of
Weatherford.
The Carson q Lewis coal mines,
three miles from AIillsap aud eighteen
miles from Weatherford, are begin
ming To attract considerable attention
They have double-gauge shaft at
work now and are taking out about
twenty tons day. They are increas-
ing their force and facilities, and in a
SflbIt Willc VIII tuhc buJ wv toiIS u
day. The present vein is about TWEEN
ty-two inches thick OF solid bituminous
coal, free from sulphur, slate or iron.
The engineer, Mr.. y. Carroll, thinks
that another vein of double thickness
will he found 100 feet below the pres
cnt one. These mines will no doubt
prove an important addition to
the industry of this county.
Capt. Henry Warren, formerly n
banker of Weatherford, but now of the
Mill Iron Cattle Co., was in town last
week shaking hands with his many
friends.
Col. 5. w. u. Lanham leaves for
tonight and carries the
of his constituents in his
and ability, and might say
without violence, the love of his own
people. The colonel will make his
mark In congress.
County Judge Duke of Hood county
was in town to-day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-21
The Wilmington q Weldon.

Wilmington, n. G.. November 20 49,
Tie Wilmington II Weldon Railway
company has declared q senli-ann,InI
dividend of per cent, aud the vii
mington, Columbus Il Augusta railway
a seni'annuul dividend of 3 per cent.
me directors Of the Wilmington d
weldon adopted the following:
Whereas, in view of the evils which
nave grown out OF the Legislation of
some of the Southern states. whereby,
stockholders have been practically ds.
prlyed of the management of their
own railways, and of the dangerous
agitation ON the same subject in North
Carolina
Resolved, That all consideration of
the subject Of constructing n branch
nom the Wilmington x Weldon rGad
III the direction OF Florence, $, C., lie
Tor the present postponed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-21
THE TITANS TIED,
wedding of a Giant and Giantess-A
Monster Cake and Other Access.
sOrIes on tie Orcnsinn.


Pittsburg, November aO.-pofric,
Mm' O'Brien, the Irish giant, and
Christiana ID. Dutz, the German giant.
ess, We're married in this city to-day
me ceremony was performed in the
German Evangelical church, on
Smltillield street, by Rev. Frederick
Groii, and WAS witnessed by an I'M.
mense cconcourse of people, includipg
Mayor Lyon and the council of pitts.
burg, Mayor Peterson of Alleghnny
Judge White, John McCullouph. Mar
garet Malher, the Aztec dWaris. m
alahs and snake chamer. Outside
the church, the crowd gathered in such
numbers MS obstructed traffic, i'm spitc
~ me efforts of II large force of police
oBrlen wore a full dress, and a medal
presented 10 him by the Land League
ofnamented his breast; the bride wore
an orange blossom wreath and veil
that covered dress of white satin.
She carried Il boquct OF enormous size.
After lhe service, the bridal party
droye ut once 10 Harris museum and !
held II jubilee reception. This evening |
II special reception will he given at the (
Hamilton hotel. The wedding cake
Is the largest ever made, measuring
lilne feet IN circumference and three
feet In thickness. \ giant loaf Of
bread five feet in length will decorate
the lablc. The combined height Of the
par Is fifteen feet three inches They
up the beam nj 5l9 pounds The we'd
dlig ring weighed seventeen penny
weight, and was five inches in cir.
clnfereLce.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-21
BitOWNW0OD.
feEce Cutting Convention "A Little
Gil Seriously Burned Sudden
Death.

Special TO the Gazette
brentwood, November pa large
and enthusiastic meeting was held
here on Saturday last to consider the
wire fence question, 1t lasted from
noon until twilight. Strong resolu-
tons were adopted against pastures
embracing more than six hundred and
forty acres.
Henry Page of the firm of Page
Bros. " Robinson, extensive sheep
dealers, died very suddenly Friday
nipht.
Mai. Rankin left Monday morning
for NiclSsburg, Miss, to attend the
Cotton Planters association ms Il dele
gate of this state, and win pay pro-
fessional visit to the Union capital be-
fore his return.
Sheriff Adams little daughter had
her dress catch on fire last Friday
night, and was So badly burned that
her recovery is doubtful.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-21
The Beef We Eat.

NhIIsas NIlY, November 9O,-The
authorities discovered this morning
tiiat eleven head Of cattle, sick or dis,
nbled, had been slaughtered in the
bhttolf near the southern limits of die
Guy ana prepared for sale 10 citv
butchers, -Four animals Ind been suf.
i,eflDg rom the big jaw Charles
iioehel an empioye, was arrested. The
oi,ieers are looking for Cleo. Byols, the
proprietor.
LATER Byefs was arrested this
evening. Both men gave bond for aD-
peafanGe tomorrow. The health OH.
Gers VIII epdeayor Ia make charge
against the retailers who have be.,,
purchasing OF l'yers, il they can be
discovered. -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-21
The Virginia Midland.

New York, November 20. Presi'
dent iaFbourof the Virginia Midland
railway presented his annual report to
tho. company directors at the meeting
to-day II shows gross earnings OF
u ,O6l ,2pl operating expenses SD5D lDi;
net earnings SI0S,Ol0i Interest charges
ana rentals si2a,Ol5, leaving q balance
OF s2s5,Dl \ dividend was declared
IN conformity with the terms Of the
Income mortgage 20 income bondliold-
els of ? per cent. on January ], lssi,
and 3 Der cent. on .ImlY /, lss4
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-21
DECATUR.
Court Adjourned Resignation of Dis.
trict Attorney Sparkman.

special Ia The Gazette,
Decatur November District
court will adjourn tomorrow. Dis.
trlci Attorney j., q. Sparlman has
rendered his resignation rs dlst,int nj.
torhey for this judicial district Mr.
opairknian has proved himself M, allie
ana Jealous prosecutor, and his resi~.
ii''tion VIII he regretted generally over
tlie district. He has Il large aud H..
rfhllYe prloiire IN this and adioining
counties, and the district attornevis
once asa financial success is n fniI,ire,
hence his resignation. AT a meetinG
OF The bar mere, Col. ID. a. HoJmatn,
was UNANIMOUSLY recommended 10 his
eAeeiieney, Governor Ireland, ms Air
Spafkinan's successor.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-21
About Settled.

tol. W, y, Gresham Of the Gulf
colorado 4 santa Fe railroad was in
ne CITY yesterday. lie came 10 SETTLE
Up the right Of way indebtedness due
~ some OF our people "a the road
tied. "''"p se''
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-21
Ell I'AS0.

sneeIal 10 nc eaaelle.

Special 10 the Gazette.
III Paso, November -, This morn
ing ground was broken for a new street
railroad on san Antonio street, All
the material has arrived and The road
WIN DC complete and cars running in
ten days.
The mayor of the city attempted to
drive across the Rio Grande IN a bug
gy, when his vehicle upset and he
came near losing his life.
Officers nre hunting the fends who
murdered Garcia Soto and his wife i'm
faso del Aorte yesterday morning, ms
u ellio has been obtained which will
no doubt lead TO their apprehension.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-21
BENSON.
The Methodist Conference Death of a
Pioneer Minister.

special to the Gazette.
Denison, November %. The austin
conference Of the NJ. r.. Church Is now
IN session IN this city, with Bishop
Andrews of Washington, ID. G., pre-
siding, The delegation, both lay and
clerical, Is large, and the session bids
fair TO be of universal interest and Inn
p0riance.
Rev O. \, Hall, one Of The pior GERS
OF nenIsoni died yesterday, aged sew
enty'live years.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-21
An Excursion Party.

Kansas CITY. November 20 mar.
~ ~ over one hundred business men
leil inc oliy this afternoon on an eN.
9nfsloh TO Memphis as guests of lhe
hslisas tltS, Springfield d Memphis
ANYWAY, Inc number will be aup-
hieilteh at F0rt scott and Sprinpield