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FORGED TOGETHER.
A wild Tale of the Mutual Hatred of
Two Convicts.

Two Convicts.
am French by birth, and my name
is Francois Thierry. will not burden
you with my early history; but will
begin by stating that | was sent to the
galleys, and find myself to-day an exile.
Branding was not out of date at that
time, and until my death | shall bear
some fiery letters on my shoulder.
l was arrested, registered, con-
demned, and sent to Paris. AS left
the court of justice my terrible sentence
rang in my ears. On the long road
from Paris to Bicetrc-all day and all
night-till we arrived at Toulon, the
dull rolling of the prison wagon on the
pavement repeated it TO me. When |
look back at that time, | think |
must have been stunned, but the un-
expected severity of my doom, for
have not the slightest recollection of
the particulars of the journey. Hard
labor for life" Hard labor for lfe!"
heard nothing else, could think of
nothing else Late in the afternoon of
the third day, the wagon stopped, the
door was unlocked, and ! was led
though paved court into a hail that
was DNU i'h'ly ASHlCu' iiCIc un OlI-
Ger asked mo my name, which he
entered in large book, banded with
iron as though it was fettered
"No. 207," cried the officer, green.
Then was led into another room,
where / put on the uniform of II galley
slave. From this moment | lost my
individuality. was no longer Fran
co.'s Thierry; but No. 207. The officer
was present while | was dressing.
"Hurry upr' he said lit is getting
late, and you must he married before
dinner"
"Married?" l repeated.
He laughed as he lit cigar was
again led through another corridor
into damp court, where wild-looking
men with clanking chains were walking
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EVENING SONG.

Behind the hill-tops drops the sun,
The curled heat faters on the sand;
While event g's ushers, one by one,
Lead in the guests OF twilight-land.
The bird is silent overhead,
Below the beast has lain him down;
Alone the marbles watch the dead,
Alone the steeple guards the town.
The south wind feels its amor0us course
To clustered sweets in thickets found;
The leaves obey its tender force,
And stir 'twiyt silence and a sound.
John Vance Che'tcU IN tie J,0te Century.
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They passed on and were lost in the
crowd.
sprung up eagerly and read the no.
tice. 1t was headed, illumination of
st. Peters," and made known that
eighty men were wanted to light the
lamps on the dome, and three hundred
to light those on the columns. / went
to the manager, had my name put on
the list, received half my money down,
and was to present myself there at
eleven o'clock the next morning. l
was there promptly, amid crowd of
miserable looking men. The doors of
the bureau wero soon open, and we
crowded into the hall. My eyes seemed
to be drawn toward one corner of the
room. My heart stood still-it was no
mistake had recognized Gasparo. 1
went over toward, and touching him,
said:
"Gasparo, don't you know me?"
He raised himself up lazily and said:
"Ah, Francois thought you were in
Toulon."
II can't thank you that I'm not
there. Listen to me; if we both out
live this night you shall give me salts
faction for your perfidy."
He looked indifferently at me, and
lay down to sleep. At seven o'clock
we were called mp, and climbed the
stairs that led to the dome. My place
was about half way up, and | saw Gas
paro 90 up still higher. When we
were already we crept through the
windows up to small boards hanging
by ropes. Each one was given n lighted
torch, with which he was to light the
lamps that he passed as the ropes were
let down. After had lit all my lamps.
| looked around at the scene. Sudden
ly felt my rope shake, and looking up,
saw n man putting torch to it, AL
mighty God! 1t was Gasparo. With
the agility of cat | climbed up the
rope, put my torch in the villains face.
and caught hold of the rope above
where it was on fire.
Gasparo, blinded and wild with pain.
gave terrible yell and rolled down
like stone. Through all the hum
ming of the living ocean beneath |
heard the dull thud as my enemy
struck the pavement | had hardly
recovered my breath when we were
drawn up again.
| told the director what | had gone
through. The truth of my story was
proved by the half burned rope, and |
was given money enough to leave Rome.
Since then have had many adven-
lures, but never found myself in such
terrible company as on the dome of st.
Peters on that fatal Easter.
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on THE EDGE OF THE MARSH.
IN NOVEMBER.

IN NOVEMBER.
Dead sienna and rusty gold
Tell the year on the marsh is old.
Blrckcned and bent, the sedges shrink
Back from the sea POOLS frosty brink.
Low in the west wind-cloud lies,
Tossed and wild in the autumn skies.
Over the marshes, mournfully,
Drifts the sound Of the restless sea.
IN JUNE,
Fair and green is the marsh in June;
Wide aud warm in the sunny noon.
The towering rushes fringe the pool
With slender shadows, dim and cool.
From the low bushes "Bob White calls;
Into his nest n rose-leat falls,
The blue-tlag fades; and through the heat
Far off, the seas faint pulses beat.
Mss 4. 4. BasSett IN Harper'S Margarine fol
T1ne.
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Life is loving, and that soul lives the
largest life that is truest TO his God and him
self, and is most useful to his fellows.-G. II,
Hartwell.
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Is the only Paper published within
radius of o hundred miles,
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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-12-11
BEJACH'S.
AMUsE MEN tn.
Mary Anderson,

The pronounced success Of the Ameri-
can actress, Mary Anderson, 10 London,
is a commentary on those critics OF this
country who never, or seldom ever, had a
good word to say Of the 'alr lady in the
early period Of her histrionic career. The
fair Mary was genius from the start
one woman in fifty millions-and she de-
serves the success she has achieved, while
the carpers like a clever writer who. forty
years ago, wrote causlic articles in abuse
Of Washington Irvings literary attain
mene, and who has never since been
heard Of will go down to posterity "un.
honored and unsung."
The Puritan Maid.
The charming young actress. Minnie
Madden, supported by her own compa.
ny, opened weeks engagement at Leu.
bries Theaterlast night 10 a fair audience,
with the original American play of "The
Puritan Maid" satire on the practices,
customs and beliefs Of thePuritans OF New
England. The action Is laid in Salem,
Mass, and the time little over 200 Year,
ago. In the opening role, which is well
adapted 10 the talents Of Minnie Madden,
that popular and talented lady achieved
a deserved success, and was cordially
greeted at various times during tho course
Of the evening The minor parts were
fairly represented by the remainder of
company. THE Puritan Maid will be
repeated this evening. and again on Sat.
urday at the matinee performance. To-
morrow night and the two succeeding
evenings "Frou Frou" Is TO be presented
by the Minnie Ma 'dern company. Next
week 80 are To have the Hanlon Brothers
In "A Swiss Voyage"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-12-11
CHRISTIE as TOYs,
Frney Goods, Notions, Wood
aud WlllOWWaFe.

At the store Of Chas. Il. Harris & Co.,
No. $50 Main street, will be found large
assortment Of toys for children, suited fol
holiday presents, together with fne col
lection Of notions and fancy goods, also
wood and willowware all Of which Il
offered at reasonable prices, both TO whole.
sale and retail buyers. The attention Of
persons In want Of articles In their line Il
especially directed 10 the extensive stock
Of Chas. Il. Harris 4 Co., which
embraces vast collection Of varieties in
their spccialties well adapted TO the
wants Of our city. Give Messrs Harris h
Co. call and examine their assortment,
as il will well repay the time required
Thor list includes large collection Of
household articles both useful and oina-
mental, while In the way Of toys an in
numerable lot Of novel aud clever devices
are 70 be found, exactly adapted 10 the
wanb OF children during the Christmas
and New Year holiday season. Romem-
Der the store, No $50 Main street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-12-11
HARDWARE ROUSE.
q. Mundinger's store nj POI
Main street.

Attention is called to the extensive stock
of hardware carpenters Ane-cdge tools,
and general house furnishing goods Of @
Mundinger, at 20l Main street. The as
sortment has been carefully selected, and
Is well adapted TO the demands Of the
trade Of this city and the adjacent couns
try, while prices are in accordance with
the times and as favorable MS can be Civ
en- In any city Of the South. Give @,
Mundinger call and examine his varied
assortment
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-12-11
THE CITY.
LEDGER LINES.

Christmas corsets, Lange's.
Call at Il Beal for saddlery.
Q. Kaiser removed TO Il Beal street.
LEDGER Office removed to II Union 81
Brown s. Jones, coal dealers, 2s2 Main
street.
Try Boston market mibce meat, Fol-
sale by Lytle & Shields.
There were q fires here during No
vember, Of which three were unimpor-
tant
Finest raisins, currants, citron, Orange
and lemon peel at Lyle & Shields.
Many things are doubtful, but VIII
liams book store admits Of no competi
ton.
A marriage license was granted thi
forenoon to s. R. Craig and Miss Bettil
Townsend.
Superior Kentucky coal 50 cents pei
Dbl, delivered. II. l. Thomas s. Co., 81
Main street.
The FIRE and Police Commissioner
have been petitione1 to advance the pay
of the city police and ilremen.
just received, full line of meerschauH
goods Cigarette holders a specially, Al
Bergman & Wagener' s, '2s5 Main.
Prof. Cur will deliver his famous lee
ture on 1.-THE Storming of the Bastile," q
the Stranger church next Friday night
The Christmas card selection Of Mans
ford's never was equaled in the South
Crowds around the window testify to thi
fact Call and examine them.
The Mozarts gave a musical entertain
ment this afternoon at the Mozart Hall
TO which members and their friends wer,
invited free Of charge.
The school children are to have nearl,
two weeks vacation for Christmas, thu
schools closing Friday, the 2lst inst, an,
reopening wedpesday, the % Of Janu
airy, 1884
A skating rink is advocated. As vi
are not likely to have genuine ice to spor
upon, the artificial parlor skates mus
necessarily be substituted if people ar
anxious TO skate.
The two Market Inspectors collecte,
$2il in November, and three-fourths 0
il was collected at the Beal street market
The City Weigher reports his receipts Il
November at 1891 81
The union Of Mr.. Philip Fansiola an
Miss Amelia Kayanagh occurred la
Sunday at st. Peters church this cit,
the Rev. Father Dinahan performing III
bmatrirnonial ceremony.
Seessels market, 33l Main street, e.
hibits fine. supply Of squirrels, rabbi,
chickens, pure pork sausage, backbone
spare ribs and fresh meats Of all kind
Leave orders for prompt delivery.
The Ko Ko chewing gum Of Memph
3 manufacture is now for sale In every fr
! class drug, confectionery and grocer
: house In the city. The sales are no
: very large. The merits Of Ko-Ko
: good. Try ~
Mr.. John Koran died on yesterday
the age of 50 years, and and his funer
. occurred this afternoon at two. O. clio,
from theresidence ofCaptain Pat HackeI
No. 30 Ninth street, services being hel
at 81, Josephs church.
The new steam cracker,ginger snap an
cake factory on Jefferson street, corner
second, will be ready TO commence open
tions next Monday, and it will turn o.
crackers by wholesale for merchants hol
and elsewhere. The proprietors ARE NJ
! Isaac Peters and Mr.. Sawrie.
The Board Of Underwriters annoinc
that parties using gasoline stoves are to h
: charged an advance premium Of on
fourth OF one per cent, and they niisi pa
Z the extra premium at once, at the fam
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-12-11

Heavy frost again this morning, also 4
fog in the early hours before dawn.
Mercury this morning, exposed, 82e.
Official range yesterday, SsJls TO go
Winds Northwesternly all day, except a
while in the forenoon, when they came
light from the northeast This morninO
the breeze was light, from the southwest
The coolest place heard from this morn.
ing was up in Nebraska, where the mer.
curry was 50 below freezing point. Il
promises to be somewhat warmer here.
abouts.
NO rainfall anywhere between the gull
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-12-11
CHAR Palace OF
SOL COLEMAN.
Prepare tor Cola Weather By
having Jour CRATES set with
Lemons Improved patent. 81


Golden Hair Fluid at Mrs. McAnally's
You can buy the best shirts only atSam
Mays, 269K Main street
Choice eatables of all kinds at Seessel &
Wurtzburger's. 1870 and 1872 Main street
Mr.. Sam'l l. Mcdowell has changed
his position from the Back Tax Collector 5
Office TO the Chancery Court, and Mr.. j.
j. Shea has succeeded TO the place yacat-
ed under Mr.. Lamb.
Victor d. Fuchs market, 80 and Al JEFF
fersoh street. has received fresh supplies Of
squirrels, rabbits, oysters, celery, spare
ribs, pork tenderloins and fresh meats
generally. All orders receive prompt at
tention.
After having iarried barely one month
in this city during which brief period he
has performed a number ofalmost mirac-
ulous cures, Dr. Wilbur has shown him
self to be a physician and surgeon of re
markable skill and ability and given am
pie evidence of his knowledge and attain
ments. He has certainly been "a good
Samaritan to large number Of afflicted
people and the sufferers continue to crowd
his office daily in search Of that relief
which only an accomplished man of ex-
perience. culture, and professional ability
can afford The Doctor has decided to
extend his stay in our city another week,
and he viii be found ut the Clarendon
Hotel where consultation and examina-
ton are given free Of charge, and where
all having ailments needing attention are
invited TO Gail. The Doctors numerous
medals, diplomas, etc, are open 10 the
inspection Of visitors, and are ihdisputa-
bic evidences Of his capacity, while his
success in alternating distress is sure
testimonial Of the confidence he ha.
gained.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-12-11

A full assortment OF Canned
Fruits, tnliiOrnia, 1hurber aud
other brands.
Fresh Bteam-t OOhed Oatmeal,
Raiatne. Nuts, Candy, CitrOn, etc.
snixed Pickles In barrel--Vepy
nice.
Ch0ice Creamery BulleV, SOC D q -.
AZ Angus CAMPRELL a 90,
30 BEAT
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-12-11

and the lakes yesterday or last night, but
It was a little rainy down in the south.
west corner Of Texas this morning. Lo.
cal g rains are promised in the West Gulf
States to-day.
Colder weather Is predicted in the upper
part Of the Missouri valley, but nothing
colder Is expected In this vicinity during
the next "a hours. Light rain and snow
Is Indicated over the Northern lakes.
m,nce 2, rieh minee Pies I
out OF pure mRteFiala.
bpeoht q Walter.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-12-11

SeRbFOek's ChickAsaw white
Rose and Violet Cologne, delicate and
lasting, at W. II. Seabrook q Co., 1886
Main, "a
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-12-11

Prof. Allan Curr will lecture at First
Baptist church this evening at 8 oolock,
on men, Women, Things and hin.
Grundy.' Mrs, Curr will favor the
audience with some select readings. She
Is the finest elocutionist and reader Of thii
age, Prof Hughes win delight the audi.
ence with some Of his finest secular solos
II our people wish 20 be on.ertsired ssovt
anything they have yel seen or felt lei
them attend these exercises tonight.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-12-11

There viii be meeting Of Importance
held this Tuesday evening, December
II, by the members Of the above named
club ut the club rooms
WARNER, PreSt.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-12-11

House and LOT, south east corner Of Third
and Court streets. Apply 10 Geo. Win.
chester, % Front street. "
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HOLIDAY I1IlRNRNTN.

HOLIDAY PhEhkNTN.
Largest assortment otthe most
beautiful designs OF Embroid-
cred slippers, 81 lowest Prices
Gail early for choice patterns ~
ADLER BROS. 3 co,
AZ 20s Main street
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-12-11

Beautitiat line Puff Boxes, To-
liant Sets, Mirrorf and Whisk Brooms al
W, II. Seabrook, 80 Main. 98
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-12-11

Latest novelties in Comb
and Brush sets, Jewelry Caskets. Shaving
sets and Odor Gases for wedding and
Christina gins, ut w. II Seabrook "
Co, 335 Main. g3
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-12-11

Judge not for yourself, but take your
friends TO the cleanest, palatial, handsom
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-12-11
PRoEEsaioKAL.

Thanks To yeur golden ROSE ELIXIR. It
saved my life. cannot say tneugh in It's
praise. Yours very truly, CAL tEED.
~ Turley strest
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-12-11

F0H GALE
NEW and second hand stoves for sale Al
~ Saml Gabay, ag't, 400 10 4l3 shelby Vt
Memphis. %. .. 6ABAY
DOR cash or trade for real estate, one hne
y mare, buggy or taddle, at Keck's stable.
s. % PARADISE.
DIAN0-A fne SteinWay a Sons at X WITT
L mann Co., 24 Second street Sd
NHICkAsAW Guard. KEY West cigars loo
" straight-'he equal OF sny l5c cigar IN the
country, l. sAsELsoS a Co, 80 Main It. q
A PIAR0-would exchange for pony phae-
"A ton. Inquire at 2s6 Main st 81 50
T'W0.story brick dwelling, No. 89i Court
i street extended, recently occupied BY RI
Heron. 10 complete order; first class In
every respect Apply TO Z Oliver, at Wood
ruG 4 oliver. 6li
old Type MEfAL-Better than Rabbit
" for machinery. at Lsdser Office.
le0 ACRES good land near city; also cot
IO.I tage DO CITY: lie a Chase. 20 Front !
- --.-----E.---.s---..-.-@
----------'----~---.~-~-
GOOD cook, washer and ironsr, and do
" general homework for small family. Ap-
ply At ~ Pontotoe street. t6d
A YOUNG man. who has had one or two
n years experience 10 printing Office
" sc T00F q CO.
pARrNER with few hundred dollars. 70
! help extend aclean manufacturing bust
bets. Investigation solicited Adde'S X
q, edser office. 58
A FIRsT-cLAss Gsrman tenant for farm;
n IS acres, good house, stables, well and
aialaFns Eva Nttlaa from aifu n = "a
X. Easy terms 10 a good man. Apply 90
Manassas street. S9
DORPLE to know that Sanctions Foil
Il Moon Is the best DC ciRar on earth. 80
A WHITE pirl for general housework.i
~ 8 Apply 81 Monroe street.
Two O. old frames with cur IMPERIAL PEB.
l BLES, SIS per pair. J N MULToRD 4 Co
EOh the oomips year man who under
| il stands truck farming snd gardening
references required. Myera a Sneed, corn 81
Second and Monroe Memphm. o.
| HAtF, FLkIoUHMANN a CO.'S tom
| " pressed Yeast makes the lightest bread
/ FOR sale BY all frtt-clasa grocers, Try II. De
hyered iresh daily o All parts Of the city.
NKATE EXITING.
" W D. Jockey. 2s9 Second. IS ll6
| AZ YOU W nt good shoes call on Hirsch
! RchWab a Co 70 Beal. let
To exchange % acres good land near city
n for two good dray mules. IKE A CHASE
10 Front street. 25f
III you want cheap shoes call on Hirroh
i tehWab a 60, Beal. l6l
OLD cold wateh cases, silver, etc, cash. j.
" N. MULRoRD I COZ. sss Main. 2si
I0OII IONS cast and wrought iron,
IU(JV rags and bones, slso old met
al. feathers and hides, old machinery bouFh
and sold. Send for price list, Address
BAMUEL GABAY, ACT and Com. Merchant
~ 10 as Shelby street. Memphll, Tenn. IS
CEC0ND-HAND CLQInING. Good price
- paid. Call on or addreea
sif ELIAS sHAUL. lo6 Main ct.
TTFT5 Telt, STRAW and Manila hat
1t ciaaned. dyed and roehnped In the lAtos
SlylsS. A. b. BTA.NBAoK, 1888 Second %
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sAhTEb.

A FIRST-CLAsS German tenant for farm;
n IS acres, good house, stables. well and
elsierni I've miles from city, on G, o a . "
X. Easy terms TO good man. Apply 90
Manassas street. s. 81
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-12-11
TEN CENTS PER WEEK

TUESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER II, 1888
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-12-11

1000 S Sss. and and g ScSs Ii. rS9 me-,
al. feathers and hides, old machinery bought
and sold, Send for price list, Address
SAMUEL qABAY. AT and Com Merchant,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-12-11

DOEPLB to know that Sanctions Foil
i Moon Is the best Sc ciRar on earth. 50
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-03-02

the city of Moorhead, providing for munich
pal court.
To amend an act incorporating the city of
Rochester.
To amend the charter of the city of Anoka.
To amend and consolidate the charter of the
city of Fergus Falls.
Amending the charter of the village of North
held, Rice county.
Amending the charter of the city of Anoka,
relating to the use of streets by railroad, tele-
graph or street car companies.
Amending the charter of the village of War
rem, Marshall county.
Amending the charter of st. Vincent, Kittson
county.
Amending the charter of the village of Candy,
Yellow Medicine county.
Amending the incorporation Of Rockford.
Wright county.
Amending the charter of Lake City, providing
for poll tax.
Repeating section of the charter of Lake
City.
Amending section of the charter of Lake
City relating to clearing of sidewalks.
Amending the charter of Winnebago City.
To establish a municipal court in the city of
Hastings.
Authorizins The city Of Winona to appoint
water commissioners.
Repeating section 2, special laws 1878, relat-
ing to the ire department CT the city of Duluth
go vernment OF Duluth.
To establish board OF public works in the
city of Saltwater.
Authorizing the city Of Ct. Cloud to grant
| charters to street railways.
Authorizing Minneapolis 10 pay interest on
certain bonds issued by the city.
To make an appropriation to improve Dakota
avenue in the city of st. Paul
To confirm an ordinance relating to street rail
vvaIr cOru4aar,v in Gr PauI
To amend section II Of an act authorizing the
city of St. Paul to construct a permanent road
| way over Phalen's creek.
To authorities an increase of the sewerage
fund in the city of s.. Paul.
To amend an act entitled an act to incorporate
the fire department of the district of Duluth.
| To amend an act to establish a municipal
court in the city of Minneapolis.
| In relation to the municipal court, city Of
| Minneapolis.
To amend the municipal court act of Mime
apolis.
Providing for the acquisition. laying out and
| improvement of LANDS in Minneapolis for pub
| lie park.
| To cede to the UNITED State jurisdiction over
certain territory in the city of st. Paul.
To amend chapter u, special laws of 1879, re-
lating to the city of Crookston.
| To authorize the city of Red Wing to unite
with the Minnesota Central Railroad company IN
| the construction OF combined railway and
wagon bridge.
| To amend an act to authorize the establ sh-
ment and maintence of a work house in the
| city of st. Paul.
| Cimemorial to congress relating TO the i'm
| provemeut OF the harbor at Dulu' h.
Authorizing the city of st. Paul to purchase
the franchises and property of the st. Paul
! Water company.
Amending the charter OF Waterville, LIE Sueu1
| county.
Amending the charter Of the city of New
| Ulm.
Incorporating the village OF Elysian, lie SueuI
| county.
Changing the name of certain church in
| Minneapolis
Amending the charter of Marine Mills, Wash,
| ington county.
Amending the charter of Wells, Faribault
| county.
| Amending the charter of the city of Brainerd
Amending the charter OF OrtOnville, Big Stone
| county.