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were frequently called to their feet, and as
the hours grew the cordially toward both
became more and more manifest. Finally
Chairman Curtir, addressing Governor Per.
kins in feeling, almost sffsctionate, manner,
presented him, On behalf of immediate
friends, with case containing eighty-four
pieces Of Gold silver table-service. Governor
Perkins, taken by surprise that could not
be mistaken, replied with what was unques.
tionably the best effort of his life; one so
sincere, SO marked By depth OF emotion, that
not few were moved toemotional manifesto
tions their best endeavors could not conceal.
1t was after o'clock when The final farewell
was said, and then ended the mos. brilliant
banquet ever held in the city. II in this &C.
count there is prefuseness of adiectival ex-
preston. it is justified completely by the
facts regarding an affair that was of such
happy effect that description of it, even If
horid, will not fully convey TO the reader an
idea of the true spirit of the occasion.
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ADvERTIsEmsa7 MEHTIos.

Metropolitan Theater-'' Ny Geraldine"
Lodge Meetings Washington Lodge, F. and A.
NJ; Fidelity Grove. U. A. o. D.; Friendship Coun-
Gil, o. @. f.
Meeting-Ladies' Choral Society.
wanted-Compostor
To iet-Front suite of furnished rooms.
wanted-A girl
wanted-Furnished room.
To let-Rooms to suit.
strayed or stolen-Bay horse.
Card-Boys at Fulton Market.
Business Advertisements.
Mechanics Store Stock taking sale
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DIED..

Sacramento, January 3-Robert Edward, youngest
child of Robert and the late Annie E. Hunt. a ma.
tive of Sacramento, 10 years, months and 20
days.
Friends and acquaintance respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, which viii take place from
the residence Of his father, 800 street, between
Third and Fourth, this afternoon at 2 O'clock
Nevada City, December 29-Ellen Connolly, 90 years,
8 months and &c DAYS.
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Mortality Report.

For the week ending December 80, 1882, made by
s. R. CALDWELL, Superintendent Of the City
Cemetery. Office at the Chapel, City Cemetery:
December 22-Margaret Francis Clinton Burgess, So
years and IL months; New York. Luigi Pedrott,
80 years Switzerland.
December 23-Moses Ward, 100 years Africa.
December 24-Quile Hanle. AZ years China.
December 26-David Seward Boyd, 10 years, month
and 20 days ; New Jersey.
December 81 Flora Lindley. IL years, 10 months
and days; California. Alice Ehmann, year,
months and 16 days; California. Isabel Heilrnan,
days; California Barbara Martin, 10 years, 6
months and 10 days; California.
December 25-Jehn Silva, years aud 10 months /;
Massachusetts,.
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BORN.

Gait, December 25-Wife of Denver Shinn, a son.
Marysville, December 29-Wife of J. b. NJ Smith,
daughter.
Woodland, January 1-wife of DIR. J. S. White. a
daughter
Woodland, January 2-Wife of VIM. VOORHEES,, a son.
Grass Valley, December 3I-Wife OF Henry Cham
pion, a son.
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Bath, Placer county, January by T. B. Hopkins,
at tee residence OF the brides parents, Frank @.
Flick, of Forest Hill, Placer county, to Adella D.
King.
Near Florin, December 25-willis Wright to Eliza
Somers.
Gait, December 25-J. N. Mcdonald to Della Glass
cock.
Grass Valley, December S1-Thomas D. Mendenhail
to Emma Amberg.
Grass Valley, December sO-wm. Best to Elizabeth
Hicks.
Chico, December Is James W. Bozarth to Rosette
Dearborn.
San Francisco, December sO-Emil Anderson to An
nette Anderson.
San Francisco, December 81 Chesley X. Bonestell
to Jonita A. Ferrer
San Francisco, December 31-Julius Colman to Mary
Heyman.
San Francisco, December 14-Thomas Donahue to
Lizzie E Mylott.
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DOM BROTHERS.

nnoK STREET. wIIoLEs ALEAND RETAIL
ssyabS dealers in the finest quality OF Sourkraut,
Salt and Vinegar Pickles French mustard, ana
Sauces Of all kinda
ar Orders Promptly Delivered. d2i-4Pim
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Drugs, Medicines 6 Toilet Articles.

In the department of TOILET ARTICLES he has
brought to the market the finest and largest stock
of Holiday Goods ever seen upon this coast His
fine Partisan Goods, selected by himself in Paris,
viii be opened this week, and together with pur-
chases made personally at the manufactures in the
East, will form the finest possible selection any
where to be found and win be sold at the VERY
LOWEST RATES. These goods consist OF every
thing in the Holiday Trade such Dressing Cases,
in Ivory, Celluloid, Rubber, Plush and Woods. OF
beautiful designs and finest quality; elegant Odor
Cases. Perfumery and Soaps of all descriptions, both
American and Foreign. A stock Of Drugs, Chemi-
calls, Medicines and Surgical Appliances Of every
kind known TO the trade, are being imported and
received from first banda; and having just opened
an entirely new establishment, nothing but the
freshest and latest viii be in stock and all Of which
will be sold EVEN WITH TIE VERY LOWEST
SAN FRANCISCO RATES. The busines5 will be
conducted under the firm of
n2l-istf JOSEPH HsHrs E, CO.
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TO MY OLD pArRons.

n STILL OFFER MY VALUABLE SERVICES IT
you are so unfortunate as to require thein
With mind nlatured and enriched by studies OF sn
advanced ORDER safely say that there is hardly
adsease in the catalogue Of human Ills that en-.
not trest to successful Issue.
LADIES L am always ready to assist you Ny
past knowledge has been increased by exsensiTe
experience. am now able to treat you with sEs
certainty Of success No case peculiar 70 your DELI
cate organism Is beyond my sure control
My Female Monthly Medicines are superior 20 sny
offered heretofore and will BIO warranted to haze tho
desired effect in ell cases.
Those OF the public who need ny services can de-
pend upon gentlemanly, honorable snd scientlnc
treatment at reasonable rates.
/ address particularly those who have boon n
jured by youthful indiscrctions, and those who
have contracted local diseases
Persons afflicted can, II thoy prefer, consult me
by letter. detailing the symptoms OF the disease OF
trouble and receive medicine by express, With full
instructions. All lettere must be directed % j. T.
JosSELYN, u. D., 225 Suffer street, San Francis.
co, Cal.
Cure Narrated in all cases, or no pay required.
Consultations, personally or by letter, gratis Send
fof book. Comfortable apartments for patients a.
my Infrmary (when desiredl, with experiences
nurses.
Consultation Parlc1s, 228 Suffer street, sdioiniD
the Young Mems Christian Association Building.
Office hours-From A. N. 70 P. NJ
kly Diploma hangs In my eftces
Purchase my Essay on Physiology and marriage
= - - - j. II. JessELYs, n. ID.
f-7QzIna
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MARRIED.

HUNDREDS testify of the benefits received
from Rock and Rye. G. w. Chesley, agent.
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ODDS AND ENDS, in every department, to
be closed out at a reduced price, at the Red
House.
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The Banquet to Governor Perkins-Hew
Citizens Honored Guest and the City
at the Same Time
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business Advertisements.
Mechanics Store Stock taking sale.
The Mineral argus., 1883-08-09

- ~ The latter is mostly auI eu ~ ~ ~.
. NIKE 10 cure il and alaree pait q "a
I'M mp. al he rpined. Scores Of erhlh me-, ,.u
SloR , nm DESTROYED BY the wind ano nas a.
Wsst Of this county the damage Il NV
bad. ,.,.ossmith
e,s which stsrted in the blseksnl'"
.honafA.I. srarby, in Watson MINI, m,
s ....d.d ouiekly to the dwelling house o.
" Hiborson on the south, and the res .u,h
~, and bakery of G. Husher on the NJ y, n
~ ton, there to the harness shop %
Traeler on the south, and the saloon u a. a.
T = ' Sn.rbv on the north which were ue
stroyed. 49,
hoat containing eight men ana t"o
,oD,g Urls all color who were crossing
~ lanes river at ClaIemont, Va. on I .ae
s s55 70 attend a prayer meeting AZ oanuy
| pint upset. and eight OF the part! WV
| drowned. -
A large number of people were mi .'rsu "a =
Nortslk. Va. ny the blowing down Oh 0ii
Gus tent.
Two-thirds of Brookvilie' III wa
4, stroved by ipcendiary fire. Loss owe
10000. -, -
Frank Luciss' residence in Carton wa
burned on the 80.
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THE storm Passed Through Se,,
Couot,es An Sitanesota, Dakota anu
acknowledgements lhie ~"
pronertv from Huron. OAK, Near
VITO the Mississippi River
WIDESPREAD DIsAsrEa
The hurricane on Saturday mtrning seems
10 have originated In the vicinity OF al'on
cock. on the northern boundry Oh Deae,s
county, Oak, reaching from nat pom
,,o-,h' "a far as Rsddeld. HumeAIas oullu-
,r,s ,,,.rs torn down and seve1i persons
,-ornded some fatally. PASSING east Ine
s,orT, Is next heard of in COdingten county
,shsrs much damage was done, pa'tioulariy
- ,bs crons. So far as can be heard rom
,ha 5;snatobes. il was next learned OF 81
sleepy Eye, Brown county where " We,
accompanied with terrific han fIOn
there it went to New Um HuN
oro.s;no the Minnesota river, passed OIL
throngb Nicollet county 10 St. Peter Jay
inc wss,s the crops in its course. From "
petsr IL seems to have followed the genera
course of the winona st. Peter IoA
through Kasota, Jsnesville, Waseca, Aerl
don OUatonnA. Dodge Center, and Mantoi
, Vile to Rochester, where 1t mace si1 =
; turn 10 the northeast to the village o. +
; Gin Wabasha county, which ii almost com
5 sIa,sIv demolished. Beyond this point I'll
= Farc. Ct the storm seems 10 ia
hs.n broken, little damage
inc reported ffoaith the eastward.
= The list of casualties is long one, a.
the damage to property is very large. 10
U tar eigbt are exported killed and about siA
! more or less seriously injured. The do
q ;ng of a passenger train from the track ne
OWatonna resulted in the injury Oh So
i. eortv people. The town OF Elgin sunei
"a most severely, being almost compieU
ia wiped ont and several being killed
s. con. nlete account OF this disaster ho"eV
k, is unattainabls owing to the 'eiegrap
rs trouble and the fact that the town y 50
distance from the railroad. The loss
rs Dropertv cannot as ye. be estimated ou
Re very great. A..
ns Dodge countyrNss the scene OF ul'a
and general wreck. both TO ouilulnss
l. ,hs crops. owatouuA and Wsseos are
heavy sufferers, the buildings on tle :
8, f.ir Grounds at the former place being
nm grslv destroyed. As yet returns are 50
complete thatao estimate Is attempts
tbs loss either 10 the crops or to othef
e, .ertv INT as the path Of the storm
'ers through a productive agricultural co ~
BOX the aggregate anount will undou0'eu'
very large.
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suicide orA oongressmAnis Son.

washingtcn Special: INFORMATION was
..os;vsd mere the 25th that A. w LHTf Jr-'
.on a. e1-CongressmaH Lord, 81 Niegngan,
"a Committed suicide by jumping from :
.ts.mer eighty miles DelOT Washington On
- potomae river. Thsf body was found
nv some ignOrsnt eolor& meu, who buried
!, ubere il1was found. One of the men
- h ths city with some keys and ad'
sssss which be had taken from Mt. Lora 1
sst MT. Lord has been greatly oe
ssd since losing his position n me pc
offioe some time since, and has pee
Ting hesvily. The father Of Ar; LoI'
r--osber Of the Forty-seyenlh con
The First Michigan district. Il
ted. early this spring, receiver
land ONCE at Devils Lake, OAK
resent located a. that Place
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FOREIGN NEWS NOTES.

b,nouet given by the British Volun.ee
8, honor of the American rifle team IogA
Il in London The American ana , Dit
in ride teams were present in ia tb 1n ABLE
I lr5i's Ms,s FsYi waidegrave, Lieut.. Coz;
several Other canadians Sir 3s. He9 WSo P pre-
lo5u, 0' lP,s1,-,osed the toast The queen,
slP b;cb As drank by all standing The t3asi
President A5thaFs . heath 81 w VII ss6st Nc
VIII -,S,7dirr to the poasV - 2 71fuy
MuiS ~ moi the similarity Of o!sani5SalG;n .
a q1S,,iss RRoIaatssrs and Ame'sean-N arizona
fguard. D., -.,;.va
OF his post at Alexandra, oE io;sl, 70 lf ~
teao opposition Of n All. iS 9 tSe Esyptis
majors ana ten .sCtS bv Iecou1t,maffal
sven vears penal servitude N s Ses1 ~
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Pertaining 20 Posto'hoes

The following postmastsrs have been COM
IL $50 ", Lewis. Clare, Martin !
,,son DAYTON: Lorenzo u. Woodmonsee'
Wheeler. -, r,.-.s,. W. W.
uJ ~, Merriam Park H. N. K MI
WWs OO William Conraby, pahy'lle'
hS vlW5A;ss.cSo,sio-John Chalvin, Hart p,,,-a.
Ntontana-Alexander Mcclellan. NUN"
"R0skota-M. B. Brown, HannaioTfS ~, 80
II TiSsuai4s, Mittsburg: Anna l. OSn -
A4 pnatofsScss Acknowledgment hne,
.o,,,,iv, Clsre, Brockings county 1s,..
SoTT'y oasi1 Wood Hsrs@ a I po,,
Rossss,2 Ds5 SohrsiEr 9Annaiofu' D'
0Sss,s ~. %. alscontipusd - Minnesota
Il II q. Kandiyoh county; Iha'e"
u .''e-.'lossce name changed-lows; Dsn
Z ffsfv Gutbris county TO Dale. Wiscols.INi
,faidweu Prairie, Racine county 20 ~ NJ
! Roland Prairie, Washington county 9,-an
I i hN Minnesota: Slate Elbow Lake Gran
county to Ramsted. - WISCONSIN
!. sresiai service discontinued-WisconS
> / Dallas, Barron county,.
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r,,. o.s,ruotion of EIgin, MINI

Tho DeslruCNAOhD@
At1o.oo D. IN. on the 2lst'' tne os'-y-'S
So. a. FIrip. waDashA Co., MIMI hll
",;sh;n one minute there was scarcely
,h;ne left Of what was a little village Oit.S
;nbahitants. One lady, Mrs. Thaysi'
LilIe5 and several Others wounded
DAMAGE viii foot up very heavily. = =" ~.
49, ~ MIRACULOUS escapes took PIsee 81 - n.
@g er =. md was in the third story o. =.
to',din1 with her family, over ROOM jim.
o0nied nv Mrs. ThaYer, and wa 1910
IN nv two stoves, but fortunately !
I'm slight bruises. a -,irSsIv b
Nnarls we're hurt shgaN a a.
Y;9liIe.. Trees we've all torn up ben n
nan blacksmith was M ,an a55d carrie
w'rd took the entire shop H 4ns R;cn.r,
~ and 10 trace Of the snoP iS Ths 'front.' az
% % IL 80 Il gtill standing Ing ,sy
So oftbe building is all eloNn 49,. 49, N
:, =. one are almost comp ps ,esrried Tvs
- d. Of sufords was nas lie
-. dt..snce. including En a. ne el,l
i,lfsf ~ going down ~ ~ t.S-isltr
The ha-d' 81, - demolished. A u
sls'S sthts-s usre killed. some ne. IA toS
per ps sosha DWELLINGS Ters -
legs III awsy sothlrg len 70 sno" -
a few bOaris-
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pERSONAL MENTION.

Thomas Harden Of Norwalk. Conn pA7
. .on seventeen years old that has no
sho,,I5srs and whose arms come out OF the
,,,jadls Of mis- back. The hands ana arm
~ Sevoid OF the power of feeling, ana arms
49, a ~ icted with a strange continual my my
So s,-ssning around in a circle Ike VIM
mill.
Dr Mary Walker refuses to draw that
nortion of her salary to which she was en-
ii,lea for two weeks of July. The doctor CO,
clsiu.s that by receiving the money sne M MI
oSn,it that she has been discharged US ~
90 will not do at present, ana ln'enua ~
contest her case further.
The sixth snnual meeting OF the Amer
-, Bar association will be held at ssra'osS
| A,e,..i p to "a. A. K. LAYTON oil 1eoisn
salirers .he Presidents address, Robert ?
St-eet n Fezss, Simon Stern oil new lOA
g r. BALDWIN OF Connecticut ana O'oei
have papers. So .-.
John Rgsleston, aged ssyepty.iou5 yea
r,aiors res.Ssnt OF codnth, ssfaT NIX
- \ V died a few days since. -,
deceased Ss never lived day out o. tha' 'o"I
Esn-x D. Kendall of Providence eoo n; an !
J heaneathes the public library 2l'o'0VO' -
otIier Charitable institutions $40.
, last week William Brink printer
I vVa,erburv. Conn. fell heir to s4O'oOo ITO
3 ,,,silsn aunt in Amsterdam
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-D.c,.l Of 49, n sa1a: At iieiyal'
a,,-;nS the en- ire vest rpne. au 80. !. -,
S S.a, S,sited By the aios terrise Z -,
OO De- by heavy cssa g. =. - ~
.So,t 1880 the heavens seeii.so \.
s : Ssiure Of rain fsli, seeePlns ~ \
s. usi before IL This vas - ~, 81
l D,ll.a u ~ the night, and a. tAs 80 :, z
s sro, :, ' everybody was Of the 9 Co d.
No. Sa.vv rAin hsd prevailed q
49, What vas in ss0re ior thsrA =
- I.,ce number Of people ~ 4 ~. -.
eal ~ ~ chm rch little oreemipe 80
way way - their hcmes would 70 =. i -
T rsrDsis 'n1 and furniture ~ %
car Is khe case. ~
secn severl dams on z ~rett, ei-isass
q sna IT, vast quantity - n ~
way I...s bnfned swept the en- s.e's.eL !
We az the city. Tue rear q ne &c.
ss ~ y - 80. could be heard eve ~
- ss lie city. Upward Of ~
uon a. submerged more or ~
nous y alton. For Two Aou'
ins ,;ond TO rise until y :.
e sprss lei in the middle Of
The Mineral argus., 1883-08-09
800 over an Embankment.

Z frightful accident occurred the 1 zls.
-, %, the Minnesota Central railroad tour
1y,e. west of Red Wing. The afternoon
----ea,,,o, train. consisting ottEo coecnes
p paS TO freight cars, bound for WateIvlne,
h hs5 left Red Wing at p. m. With SIX pas as
n lsDesT s It was run at usual speed ana sns
&c train had passed over the los1 10. -
sSn ns NJ m. the same day. Il was IN, I'M
soo os;bls IN fbresee any danger until TOO iA.e
The eneineland tender went down . sniI III.
foot embankment, the two ireigae ~ a. oou
i ioo; Fnrineer Sweeney and the son
l DIVIDE rsnse unknown, jumped for dsa
H.s he latter escaping unisiursd, put IA
tnSn,sr was keriously torn up. be was IN v
zen l,i no Red wing. and u doing nicely. Z =
cause Of the accident was the unafr ID iiiin
and washing out Of the track.
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The Iniured

49,, r,,., oilIoa--s Sul fractured, Sc
rious, To. ;,iured.
NJ Frank Kessler-Sk uN iraStuilte -
I MI ,SN B5wer-Hip and thigh pact
ured. ,xropvrlLE.
Middleton and S. Munger-SstiouS'y
inl FTo childrs. sfMr. Hardin severely IN
!, iuTTs sss sIarsa ssTpliAm Crosby severe
4 ~ y y, a.fkk tiaEng badly hurt
nv e. a,,eksdpss snd two children-Nbe-
+: -, Hnron and Redheld. -. -. ran
! NJ Tohuson-Dangeronsl nun OS'"
Huron and Recheio; ~. S.varelv injured
J; J. G. PeacocE ana "Ie
], near Redheld. -,-.,ru
Il u os Mankato-Head cut OBJ lei
a: ,sV,nle and back OF lelt ear; T,iure
h Clara ZckEiok, st. Ohaf'es
o. ., about the d hss% waukesbs-Left shOuld'
broken. smith. Pierre-Left eye ecu
Seorse n think some ribs broken;
hurt inseiH vyiiy ans. Rochester-Back hu
badly Internally Ia.
A. F. Ingalls,, Winaonl hui -
'ur U-bt snraiu in ~ hip. Wi.
ON ls SsS1 ~ PIC iIg, Irempealeau, " s'
- ~ We .rt right shoulder spraIne1. "a
Ie pesss Bregemann, Wykou-heA"
as cut Frsa BresguAnn, WykOf-cut Sl'sh''
At about the head. sl;,btlv hu
i'm. n F. Welch, 0watonna-oi'eN'-'
Ate do not know how mncn. r,;r,rad had
- NJ. Faommes. Winona-luJ
III. ;ptsTnally, shoulder badly nurti - a
con. q. Hall. an enPloye-CuI on "'''
dear an @.orSs Flkhsrt, ChicAgo-both legs -
: la Nv bruised, and cut above JUG e0-'
Ing len M lss Mango. wAseca-cut ado
The head. ~. c,-ained v
IN taos and lett hatd cut. .,;shtIy
M. Q. F. Whalsy, Winona--
W. iuJed internally, ,,..--lart
J Jr-, ICharles Cummings WinonA-''
-, sPl = R,osdwsy. Ohicago-let snou
oHl -. - iei-,f 40 both legs sprained- =,
~ o TbomeS Hartley, New Rich lAno 10
,uried ~ 1Sresr. conductor-Ar1n OrO
NJ II Norenn braksmAn-scAlP
\ -. md concussou q the brain. Al. H.,
~ A. w. Rodeers, circus agont-oe{ %
NJ ns. D. Broodle.naa--sEui FRACTURES
s been rious. - nrsriden-ir
?. Lord Fredericx -
4 he Clark and J. oei'
liver Of bruiJed.
Dak 6, II. Byrn.
=. Ms. Alden
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-e.s5sq,'.sS.asF;EI-.
L31&ten 50,
hr continues az So

Ma, a. Scott HaneoeA nas
~. .aes.. Louis -taio') PROBATE
e,,,-t srs;pst the estate Of nis metn tl, ~
:, l4i' ~ ASss Russell for 81 $50 50
,,nev leaned to her BY The general
' "A mouse OF iIl-iame was burned IN Wheat
lra Cal. recently. and among the things
Save YVES book containing the list Of al
ne Vi ,itors TO the house since It's openiis'
dq7el yeas ago.
;,s. -sror,s Of gres, damage in DAKOTA oy
.t--st storm were almost wholly e - * a.
h. A uas-raEr OF Ere, Pa, n',
IN. ,sss., on. ofvat-4 Horace Greeley Tl;9 G Sc
wa whsr be Vo-s-t On 'he -''
zeifs. Dr..i,,a
lrf,.... -szi1na- o. Minnesota Nanona
-1sass.,,s rsrs rev 7.aH M the "a inst Oy III
4 f.sftrlC-.
t.-[4is y.=ons forestry association
~ 3 III ss-A1.isr t'1estal stss,oas '0i
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crNERAL NEWS GOSSIP.

rrahlcm & Co.. send out The following
srmmsrv of crop reports received nom OF
6ciai sources: The agricultural ofhcial re-
no,ts at washington show that Great BIZ
IN Holland. Belgium and France VIII re-
-,,irs 100 600 900 bushels more whea' tu iail
81 vearg Austria and Hungary has Iar
@-o,,. Il IA Germany three-tourths OF cl ~
iiffon Of wheat on the bs,ck ~
s3}1shprn Russia IS in dePlofap,e
owing u the ravages OF iocus1s-
n country markets are snlli ~
an advance Of shillings since 'ue
ne Wssther is bad.
Mt Regimen Minnesota National
bicn hss seen in camp at Whi'e
se. near ST. Paul, for week prose
4 Tuesday and each company re-
70 lis own locality. Col. Game gs
- of the Twenty fifth regiment y
sA has beea in camp all the week, .!
3;r.c,ons ofthe secretary Of war, 20 TePol
mon The condition OF the mihua' N ~ '" II
vsrv much pleased with the men, VINO !, =
al mad made great progress uuIllSs IN
fAa mud only wished that they cou'O W.
,Ssfs n csiep fos.R1onger time
so atJsai has been taken t ,9''',l
soiidation otthe two MINI
,HiEis Is he requirement
hector Bickel for SOU
The old bond vi
The Mineral argus., 1883-08-09
1AD RUIIBLINGS.

ave occurred along the OIloa'
stern compsny's northern
.eousin; on the Michigan, Lake
Western tracks at Ledyard, near
and also on the Wisconsin Cen,
Thegesa. fifty miles north OF
and telegraphic lines every
a bad condition.
earnings of the St. Paul sna
The thiTd week in July were sSl,-
AZ, 81 20 for The same week
increase Of s9,077, l9.
sof Of Duluth hss been eiecte e
ofthe Duluth and Iron Rang, Ian
Mace . lAfnYor Culver deceased.