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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-12-11
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releD" balb binter beibem 5uriidbleiber
tpirb.
9(m 8orinittag bate ber &ronprin;
i'm Yafas5o &eale mod ben prdfeften
Bic 5ta6tpertretung unb ben Bropin:
3ialratb etnpfangen, Inn bielen 9erren
iiber ber ibm bereiteten, 10 iiberaus
bersliben Gmpfang feline groBe 6reu6t
| un6 @enugtbuung ausaufpre6en. Se,
&ronprin5 geba6te feines Mufentbalts
in pegli unb Der 8ollenbung Ser @ott.
barbtbabn, tpel9e Die 8esiebungen bet
beiben aufri6tig befreunbeten Natio=
iter mod enger gefriipft babe.
Ser fpanif1e Gonful mar geitern
Mbenb ber grite, tpel6er ben &ronprinz
aen Nanens feiner &egierung begriiBte.
Sie beuti9em anmefenSen uffisieaenper<
fDnli9feiten finb Do6befriebigt iiber
ben gldn5enben @mpfang leitens Ser
italienii9en 8eb0lferung.
Ser rGaffaro", bas Organ Bet 2inz
fen, f6reibt Beute: Ser bem failerH>
den @aife ge1na6te @mpfang fonnte
ni6t angemefener gegeniiber einem
Yrin5eu fein, ipel6er Stalien liebt unb
bauernbe PrDben elmer Sreut1bf6aft
giebt, iitbem er oft gu uns fommt ll1b
iebt unfere Stabt als 9afen feiner Gin
i6iffung ipdblte."
@inen anberen 8eri6te entltebmen
mir nod Solgenbes:
ySas Wetter BEL Ser Mbfabrt iuar
better, aber ettpas tpinbig. Ser &ronz
bring trug Die llniform zines General
Gelbmarf6alls nit italiellii1en Srbensz
ab5ei6en. @ine &ompagnie Snfanterie
nit Sabne unb NtuIif bate am Safen
Nufitelung genommen ltnb ertpies bic
militdrif6en 9Dnneurs. Di6t an Der
2anbungsbriide itanb cine Mbtbeilung
Bompiers, Der &ronprin5 f6ritt bic
Srpnt berfelben ab unb lobte ibre treffz
li9e Saltung.
SIN 9ugenblide, aIs Ser &ronprin5
an 8orb bes pNbalbert" ging, sogelt
Die idmmtli6en i'm Safen liegenben
6eutf6en, italieniI9en unb ruflii9en
@6iffe @alaflaggen auf, bic Wtatroien
itanben in ben &aaen, Die M1ulifforps
itimmten bic italienii6e unb beuti6e
NationalbDmne ait, Mrtillerieialben
erbrDbnten, unb Die aablrei9e Menge
fiel nit entbuiiaitifben 9urrabrufen
elm.
Cine groBe &eibe bon. 8arfen be-
gleitete bas fronprin5li6e S6iff nod
etiDa cine Stunbe melt, bis bas beutf1e
@eI6Da6er unter no6maligen Mrtiaerie>
falben ben 6afen perlafen bate. Ser
perf0nli6e Nbiutant bes &Dnigs 6untz
bert, General garapa, unb Der beutfd)e
8otI6after BON &eubea batten BEN
&ronprins bis an gOrb bes S6iffes
begleitet.
Sie Bride, BEL tpel1er Der &ron=
prin5 li6 einidiffte, tpirD nit @rmd6ti=
gung beKelben in 3ufunft ieimen gfamen
fiibren.
gu 8orfebenbem bemerft bas r8erz
liner Sageblatt":
Sie 9er5li9feit, nit tpel6er bas
prd6tige @enua getpiiiermaBen in freis
tDilliger 8ertretung BON gan5 Stalien
Dem Gronprin5en bas @eleit CAB, tpirb
in alien 6eutf6en &reiien tiefempfunben
tperben. Die gbre, tpel6e benz Safer
fobne au Sbeil tpurbe, betra9ten mir in
Seuti@lanb als cine 9ul6igung unierer
gailSelt Station unb bieielbe tpirb beingez
mdB BON 8olf 3u 8olf eripibert, ,als ein
neues pfanb ber ber3li6en Besiebunger,
tuel6e 9euti6lanb unb Stalien miteit=
amber perfniipfen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-12-11

Yancoaif & Gobn babeu Die
mObernifen 0iite in groBer 9uswabl.
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-12-11
Sic Mbfabrt nes 8rpmprim3em upm
@ettta.

@enua, 19. Nob., Na6mittags.
gines Der berrli6iten S6auipiele,
Bic man ienals feben fanm, bot bic
Ginf1iffung bes Gronprin3en, tpel9e
suglei6 QfnIaB gu elmer grobartigeu
italienii9en OenlOnffration far benfels
ben bilbete.
Biele bunberte iiberfnllter Barfen
fubreit 5pifhet ben md1tigen i'm 6as
fen lagernbem S9iffsfoloiien um6er,
ipdbrenb auf langgeifredter Wsoleu nnb
SerraHen tpartenbe MenI6ennlaHen
ifan6en. @egen 2 llbr erf9ien Der
&ronprin3 auf Der @artenffraBe bes
G0nigsf1lofIes, tpel1e auf's Steer gebt,
in @alasllnifOrin belblauen Srago=
nerrOd NIT gelben 9luff1ldgen.
Mdbrenb er nit bem beutl9en 8ots
| ffafter, 9errn b. Geuben, unb ben Of
fisieren bes beuti9en @ef1mabers bas
Boot beitieg, begannem bic &anonen
bes Sorts unb Der ein5elnen Sdiffe Der
perl1ie6enenglationen in ipeitrouenbem
Dpnner ibren @rub: auf ben &aaen
Biz in bic b69ifen Mtaitfpiben ftanbem
bic Mannf1aften Der italienii6en anb
rufiif6en Sdiffe in 9arabe, ipunberlis
| DIE WenI1ensBDrainiben bilbenb. giz
ne 3uftreDue Suif6en Simmel unb grs
bel Die Seiten bet PDramiben tparen
bas Safelnerf, an ipel6em iebes S1iff
6nn6erte bunter Banner flattern lief !;
fleine elegante 9afenbampfer nit Dem
preftefen, ben ifdbtif1en 8eb0rben unb
ben italienil1en 9fii3ieren f6oiien pfeil=
f6nea burh bas BarferSGbaos.
Ser pulDerbanpf iiber bem blaueil
Maferfpiegel, bic f9neae 8eipegung
Der Dielgefaltigen Gabrsuge, bic Wfufif
un6 bic lallten 3urufe ipirften fait ipie
bas Bib elmer Seei6la6t, unb Maes
lnmrabnt BON benz rieligen 6albfreis
BET tpeibl1irnmernben Sduierterrafen
@enuas, ben in bur6li6tigfter2uft bonn
blaueu 0iminel li9 abaei6nenben 8ers
gen. lleberItrablt uon politer Sonz
nenpra6t, in berem Strablen bas Gez
/ fieoer tueiBer M0pen ergldnste.
4 Der 9ronpriu3 lit auf Dem S6iff ans
getommen, er bur6f6reitet bic &eiben,
bic Offi5iele @elt limmt Nbf6ieb aui
oem Sdiff. 9ie Wlatrolen erflettern BIZ
Ntaiten. oer6ladeni9mud fdlt, biegDo:
te iperben beraufge3ogen unb Die 8rep.
| pc abgebro9en un6 bic 2i1tung bes
9lnfers beginnt.
j 8dbrenb beiien muB Der Rronprin;
| INNER ipieber BON Der Bride bes 9eds
bic iubelnbe Menge in BEN garfen uni
anf ben Molen griiBen, welde nit Sii.
/ Gern tuebt. Gin 5elegrapbenbote rn=
| bert eiligft beran, benz aronprinaen mod
! cine Sepei6e iiberbringen6, pdbrenf
| er oben lit, tpirb Die Bride abgebrodoer
| unb Der 9lernlite muB binuntergelafier
perben. Der 9lnfer 1T geli6tet uni
| rubig febt bas getpaltige S9iff ii6 ger
9aleneia in @eipegung.
/ Muf Der bO9ften 8riide itebt ber&ron
prins nod Iange griibenb, bag 3lueitl
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-12-11
6. S. Miiaer. 9D)

6. $. WsiiiIer, Mboleiale- uno
Getailbdn6ler III Sarben, Oelen, 9lns
Itrei9ermaterialien, Commensurate,
San Nntonio, empfieblt iein groBes
2ager in bieIen Nrtifeln gu gieip Yorf
preiien unb ma9t gans beionbers auf
bet getpdblten 8orratb BON 8iloern: !:
@bromos, SUPPER uab @tabliti6en,
Oelgemalben unb phantalie 8ilbern
aller Mrt, ferner auf bic gel6maduolle
Qlustpabl bon 8iloerrabmen Der allerz
nDoerniten Sorm unb auf bic 9llles
umfaiietben 3ei6nenmaterialen auf=
merriam. 9llle 9luftrdge fiir irgenb cine
ber Dbigen 8ran6en tperben prompt
ausgefiibrt; 8ilber BON ieber @r6Be ein=
qerabmt unb alle 9lrbeiten m6gli1lt
i6nell unb gut beIorgt, bic in bas Sad
idblagen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-12-11
2aa1t fe6e 0iefe 2Steise!

&pmm mb Gbr,at9t Gud BEN ge6ptenen Gprt6eilat+
Dn mete eu beubFdsen, ratben mir
Rpmmt ebe MQeS perfauft it,!
nere sebt bab bin ppufdnbs uupaun,
uni @d fanfs9in ausdleBGd nit lub Baa an
wib Seine 3uradbaung Sein gDcrtbrua.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-12-11
John Il. Copeland,
Nbppfat, 8e@ts Nulpalt

Ceffentlt der S1otar.
Office: So. $50 Weit GummerceilraBe,
cine Sreppc bod. 4rafti,irt in alien @eri1ten.
3,ll2
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-12-11

Der Winter nit ieinem naBtalten
gSetter 1T ieet ba unb fam man Bel bies
ier SabreS5eit nidt puriidtis senus init
ieiner @efunbbeit unlseben.
Trpdene SiBe idiisen sesen grfdls
tuns unb bic BAT man nur. penn man
sutes Sau9mert trdat. 9latarlid iinb
S. Scsfe u. SSbne aud barin allen 6da=
fern bpraus, uno, wie iii Naen1, baben
iie audy barin bic srSBte Nusmabl, io>
mchl iar Damen, ale aud fir 5erren
unb Sinber.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-12-11

Wlarum Sanep. Yreiie far gaibmere
be5ablen? SOafe'S pertaufen fir SO Sc.
importirten fran5Sffden @aibn,ere, refine
Woae, in Sdwar5Ooer 5arbis. llniere
eaibmeres fir rs Gents, 100, 81, ,25
nnb bSber iinb uniibertreffli9 in Site
unb Tarbc. g8ir baben itets cine aroBe
Nuspa9l babcu an Sanb, iompbl bas
briQante 8laui idpar5, als AUDI bas tieie
&oblenidwar3 Sit Blad. Sie baben
einen feften Breis fir jeben aunben.
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(Gortfetuns foIst.)

Sci g. 6tern, 248 Commerce
itraBe fann Elm Sober feline nbr mad
SDnnenbeOba6tung itnentgeltlid gez
itelt unb regulirt babeit. 179,t6M
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0atmpfmafdline 81 i,erfamfen.

Sine Dampfmaidine e YfcroefrafD nit
NelIeI lit biIlig au berfaufen. Nadsufrassn in
Dsr Office Der rs5reie greFe".
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-12-11

Serrentpilette 9lrtifel Der neuelien
Mobe unb S6erbemben bon 81 90 auf=
tpdrts bel ancoait & g in.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1883-09-28
The st. Cloud Railroad.

AT the meeting of the ,ar,l of Trade
Monday morning, the following resolu.
ton in regard to the st. Cloud, Manka.
to IL Austin railroad was presented and
passed, and copies ordered sent to the
ol,; officers and directors
WHEREAS, The people of Mankato,
in connection with those of other points
along the line OF the st. Cloud, Man.
ka,o and Austin railroad, have laD0rcd
long to secure the building of said
road, which is of very great importance
Ia them, and they were assured by the
directors of the company that If the
local aid asked was rendered, the con-
struction of the road would he prose.
cuted tins season and
WHEREAS, The swamp land grant
now available to said line will soon
lapse, and the. road is not being con-
s'rurtcd /; and
WHEREAS, IT is currently reported
that the directors had made arrange
ments with some company to construct
The road. and il appears by the new
board of directors elected that change
has taken place in the ON nelship of the
franchises of the company, while some
of the old board of directors claim that
said franchises have not been sold,
therefore,
Resolred, That after the assurances
made to the public by the old board OF
directors and officers, il is due to the
public to make full and complete ex
PLANTATION as to why the road is not be-
ing constructed, and MS to whether they
have turned over the franchises to other
parties and if So, whether to parties
who intend to build the road, and upon
what guarantees and assurances and
conditions for the building of the road,
and in whose interest.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1883-09-28

"apetoh
Rev. Mr.. Cash has been sick with neuralgia
the first al the week.
NJ. T.. quarterly meeting next Saturday and
sunday.
Our primary school has closed ON account
OF the scarlet fever. There has been Il very
light case nj MIR. Geo. Clark's; his son Fay
caught the disease in some carpet rags
brought for weaving. il is thought.
Prof. Carpenter, of Blue Earth City, is con-
Quoting singing convention here this week.
The Prof. is Il master of music.
NJ. Berry went To Mankato tn hear En-.
ma Abbott sing.
Mr.. Hugh Quinn has moved into the Gro
ger house for the present. He intends build
ing u house this fall.
Mr.. Pacgcl, formerly II resident of Maple
ton, now of 81 Paul, lost child by diph-
iberia last Friday, and the rest of the chill
dren are sick with the same disease.
Mrs. \. Foster, who has been visiting
friends in the western and northwc stern part
al the state has returned home.
Mr.. Chas. Case has the frame of his build.
ing up and is pushing its completion with II
heavy force of men.
Mr.. Chas Kellogg has moved his mother
into Mr.. Norton's u.awlcr) house and they
will become residents of our village.
MIR. Maurer. a farmer living north Of town
had ms horses run away and throw him from
II l";,d of cane stocks and break his ley one
day last week.
Mr. &. Samcs has moved his family into
the house " it'll his sister Mrs. NJ. Smith.
Any one thinking Maplcton can't raise
large potatoes, ask Mr.. }. 5. Roe or Mr.. ID. w
Brooks.
Miss Nellie Taylor, who is attending Nor
NAL School this fall, made her friends short
visit last week.
The Bard dance last Thursday night was
well attended, some thirty-thrcc tickets were
SOLD
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1883-09-28
Good Thunder

Owing Ia busy work, Prof Carpenter did
not succeed in organizing II singing class
here, but has promised To come again in
about Two weeks, when we expect to have u
large class awaiting him.
Col. }. Il. Long is announced to lecture at
this place on temperance on Tuesday even
ing, Oct. End.
Mrs. Vim. Ulrich and Mrs. +. Lassow, of
Winncbago Agency, were here last week
visiting friends
Mr.. and Mrs. John Nichol, in company with
their son W. ii. Nichol and wife lett here last
Monday for London, Canada. They intend
To stay several weeks, and will surely enjoy
meeting their old friends there very much.
We wish them good happy time and Il pleas
ant trip.
Mr. and Mrs. T.. +. Drury received Il
genuine surprise" from their many friends
and neighbors last Tuesday. Esq. Drury had
just past his list birthday which was taken
advantage of by his friends to make them Il
visit and leave some substantial tokens of
friendship. About fifty persons sat down to
sumptuous dinner furnished by the good
ladies, after which Ed. StOneman In behalf
of the guests presented Mr.. and Mrs. Drury
with articles and case To the value of $500,
which was very gratefully received 1t was
pleasant day and the party had joyous
good time. ALLEGRO.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1883-09-28
Sau Ah-brah.

This native Burmese character artist
gave Il very interesting and instructive
entertainment ut the VI. +. Church IN
tins city, Wednesday evening, to very
large audience. He was dressed i'm his
native costume, and rehearsed the many
pccuiarities OF his people,-their mode
of living, of working, of wOrshiping, of
marriage, etc, all of which was pecul.
iarly interesting to his hearers. AL
though speaking and dellneating for
nearly two hours, he did not cover more
than halt the ground, and it is the in
tcntion of the Baptist Society to secure
him for another night in the near flu
turc, if possible. If this is accomplish
ell the church will he inadequate to ac-
commodatc all who will seek admission,
for the information impaired is worth
many times the small fee charged.
San All brah is graduate in the
English language, and speaks it fluent
ly. He is regular ordained Baptist
minister, and in few months will de-
part for ms native country as mission.
AIRY to convert the false rcligiOnists to
believe in CHRISTIAN religion.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1883-09-28
Agriculture. MnnlIfncIl
TIE leaders IN the prohibition

TIE leaders IN the prohibition
movement in this State are holding
conventions in different counties for
the purpose of perfecting their gen
eral organization. AS matters now
stand IN Minnesota we have but lit.
tie sympathy with the leaders of this
movement, for the reason that they
are striking directly ut that party to
which they look for help IN carrying
their point. The Republican party
in its state platform expressed itself
positively upon the general principles
of this question. but hardly had the
convention adjourned until these
men, who were there and got what
they asked, had commenced the or
ganization Of Il prohibition party.
Combining their inconsistency, their
ingratitude, and their desire Tor no
tority. they are fair examples Of men
who are fearfully and wonderfully
made.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1883-09-28
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Another from Sterling.


Miss Anna Conrad is attending school in
Blue Earth City.
Temperance lecture in the Sterling church
next Sunday evening. Everybody that
wishes Ia learn something should he sure and
come.
Caucus this Saturday night. Every person
having right IL vote should not fail To be
there.
rhrcshing is the chief business now.
Weather favors it,
Mr.. Will Johnston hus finished making
sorghum for this year. Although the pros
pcct nj the beginning of the season Was 1,
gloomy one for him, ne has made nearly 55u
gallons of molasses, and after paying ex.
pcnses will clear about 500. We wish you
big run next year, viii.
Mr.. Henry Noght, who hns been out in
Ohio aud the country between there and
here. says that the corn hc saw WITS Just as
badly frost-bittcn as il is here.
BEN-IIAY-DAD.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1883-09-28
COUNTY CORRESPONDENTS.
Sterling Items.

The patrons Of the Sterling Ccrtrc post Of
flee will he happy To hear that on and after
Oct. LIST we will have II tri-weekly mail serv-
ice, leaving Amboy Tuesdays, Thursday E
and Saturdays, at so'clock A. NJ, arriving
N Sterling Centre at about . to $3.50 A. NJ, de-
parting then for Mapleton station arrives on
the return trip ut about l:30 =. NJ, aud
reaches Amboy In time to connect with even.
ing train to st. Paul. The FREE PREss will
have Ia he sent bv the way of Mapleton "a
reach M ON Saturday.
Furman Il Co. are busy grinding feed. they
have about all that they can do.
:. W, Parks, In order To carry the mail on
the new schedule time, intends moving {,
Amboy. He intends buying wheat In con
ncction with his mail business We under
stand, leaving Ellis Ia do the farming. Seth
says, no more farming for him now, b,
wouldn't take Il farm as a gift. t.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1883-09-28

THESE United States are 100 years
old; Great Britain, dated from the
time Of William the ConquerOr. 500
years Of age; France, Germany and
Austria, dating from Charlemagne.
each / 100 years; Russia, frcm the
time of Peter the Great. $50 years.
Illustrative Of the progress, prosper.
ity. and development of these six
great nations, wealth, debt, expen.
ditUre and production of the sever
al counties are significant ana not
without interest:
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1883-09-28

GEN. HAZEN. of the Signal Service
department, predicted heavy frost
for last Friday night, which fortu-
nat ely for the country but mfortu-
nately for him failed to come. He
is now kept busy in trying To eX-
plain why his prediction was nnful.
filled. Ask Virgins.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1883-09-28
MANKATO.

Ti. city o" MIRkCfo hos a pnpUidfioH Of 600, Is
situated 90 Sput,c,r,SfsiH minnesota and iSsUrT"rRd-
sday ff.s ta.st dgricurdi districts ia h' STAFF,
Hds f"ur I6iiralds. ri.: r.. .. " Il ~. H,h' e. #
NV. N, q. ~. II. w. II a., and the hd"k";o Il
Emorc. The Stat Normal School IS lacdiod h'T',
and ais Iahli, SLo"lS az, among The first ga hhc
Northeast. FGr The superiority cfT ais clay, BRICK,
linae-stonc, LUidiRy Sto,-, DC, hnHkdto IS n"ted
hTouSlaa hs land. Asa POINT for JobLing and
mana 'acftTiny AZ hds St,Jsr,or az no N"Tihros'.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1883-09-28

THE New York Times last week
reduced lis price from four cents Ia
two cents. This compelled the 9th.
er New York daiIies Ia follow, and
there is Il lively commotion in metro.
politan newspaper circles, us this re
dnction ohliteratcs the profits of srv
eral of the leaning papers. AS
viewed 10y one in position To Judge.
IA yeritable struggle for existence
will begin in dead earnest, and the
weaker papers will inevitably 20 to
the wall"
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1883-09-28

THE number of persons holding
government bonds is yearly growing
less, although there is but IA slight
diminution in the number of the
governments obligations that are
kept floating. Che cause Of this is
that large capitalists find them more
safe than other securities, AMI are
changing their investments. Banks
a.e also using them as II basis for
their circulation. and i'm many i'm.
stances invest surplus deposits in
them.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1883-09-28

DISPATCHES were last week re-
ceived at London from Prof. Nor
deuskjold. that il party of Esqnimaux
had discovered the dead body of
Lieut. Greeley, of the arctic rxpedi-
ton. The report may be inaccurate.
and it is sincerely to he hoped that
another has not been added 10 the
list of those who have lost their
lives in exploring the northern seas.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1883-09-28

THE campaigns in Ohio and Iowa
will end on the It'll of next month";
In the latter State there has never
before been such il vigorous cam
paisu, AMI the result of it will be Il
larger vote than is usual in any ex.
cept a Presidential year.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1883-09-28

AN eastern farmer is visiting all
the fairs with two trick steers. which
ne calls Ben Butler and Bob Inger-
soil. In the case of the former the
name is well chosen. but it hardly ap-
plies i'm the case OF Bob, rs he is Il
remarkably open man.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1883-09-28

IL is said that some of the En-.
glish settlers i'm the north west de-
sire la establish tenantry system
like that in Great Britain. IL will
not work. American ideas through
out the whole nation are too firmly
fixed Ia give way To attempted En-
glish Innovations.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1883-09-28

THE Democratic party in Iowa
twits the Republican party with be-
ing the Snnday.school party. AS
the one is always against the princi.
pies adopted by the other, accepting
this declaration as true, will fair
men hesitate long in determining
which is the better of the two!