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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1884-07-02
Jersey Cattle.

S-A0SS ~oV0AOs 81
Consular Agent Renouf supplies the
following interesting information con-
corning Jersey cattle to the United
States during the year ending Septem-
Der 30, 1888: There is marked in
crease in the expectation Of cattle for
breeding purposes to the states. The
total number exported during the wear
Just ended is 874, Of the value Of G4O..
$50, averaging neatly EAT 10 shil]inqs
per head. In the number is moulded .
prize COW Of the invoice value Of el 600.
thus raising the average to q high figure.
The breeders Of this island are now
fully aware Of the necessity for pure
breed with good milking qualities Of
their cattle for the United States. and
they are most anxious that the precau-
tion should be taken TO insure the renu-
ineness Of the breed Of their cattle when
landed at the United States, and this
shows the necessity Of each animalbeinq
branded on the horn and ACCOMPANIED
By { certificate duly attested, such cor
ftloate describing the animal and the
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1884-07-02
CT! RRAl
~ MMEA7 suRe\cAL
INSTITUTE

SUCCESSORS TO OFFICE ROOMS,
DR.. BUTTS DIsPENSARY. No. 800 LOCUST 81.
cHAs: :. LaBAasE Nd, Pres't Physician In Charge.
NELSON GRESHAM. Treas. 1 Business Manager.
This Institute has ample facilities and an ex.
perienced Faculty. Willie it succeeds to q large
business, Which has been established for years, 1t
will aim to extend its ME dical and surgical prac-
tlce. giving skiliful aud scientific treatment to
cHE1H!C DISEASES IF n 1ss h and A spPn as:
sagcs, Heart, Liver. Stomach and Bowels, Rheuni-
atism, Dyspepsia, Consun,p ton and Asthma
BLOOD IMPURITIES, by impure or as sa:sa
ton. Scrofula, Fever Sores, Ulcers. etc.
0EfilRMITiES Of the Limbs Limbs Spinal Curva-
OF the Joints, Piles, Fislla, Rupture, etc.
WEAENEcc and wasting diseases IN old and
NI1HN4OO young men, also all diseases OF
the genftO-urinary organs.
EEklh(E Irregularities and weaknesses. caus-
. LkslAl6 ing pain In the back or side, etc.
Personal interviews with patients are always
pre- terred. Those unable to visit the Institute will
be furnished with blank lists of questions that will
MD them in making full emit of their cases
and If not requiring surgical operation they can
be successfully treated by correspondence. and
medicines sent by mail or express. TO enable us
to send proper list Of questions applicants should
give brief statement of their trouble.
The Treasurer of the corporation is of Nelson\
Chesmaa 4 Co.. Advertising Agents, and refers to
q the publisher OF this other newspaper in the o
NUut@d Suites G'nadas regarding responsibility
Consultation a: Office by mail free and invited.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1884-07-02

FLoRn1ANs say they live on sick
Yankees during the winter and on or
anges during the summer. The home
made Cracker is not palatable.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1884-07-02

REDWOOD FALLS has Z combination
OF opera house and roller rink.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1884-07-02
The above 70 correct map Of tho
ALBERT LEA ROUTE,

Inc above 10 correct map Of the
ALBERT LEA ROUTE,
and Ito immediate connections Through Trains daily
From 81. PAUL AND MINNEAPOLIS 10 CHICAGO,
without change, connecting with all lines
EAST and SOUTHEAST. -
Tho only line running Through Cars between
MINNEAPOLIS and DES MONIES, iowa.
Through Trains between
MINNEAPOLIS AND ST. LOUIS,
connecting in Union Depot for all Points South and
southwest Close connections made with st. p, No NJ
N. r. and St p q Duluth Railroads, from and to aii
pointe North and North West u
sS6AEAR&1ea PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING,
CARS on al night Trains Through Tickeis and bae.
gage checked 70 destination. For time tables rate 81
are, etc., cali upon nearest Ticket Agent address
s.. #. BOYD.
Gen'l Tkt. Pass. Art, Mime polis.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1884-07-02
GOING NORTH AND SOJ1TH,

J The use Of the term
"Short Line" in connec-
ton with the corporate
name Of a great road, con-
veys an idea Of just what is
required by the travelling
pub ic- a Short Line, Quick
Time ard the best of &C.
commodations-an Of which
eat Railway in America.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1884-07-02
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

The sales Of Blackwell's Bull Durham Smoking
Tobacco far exceed those Of any other brand In
the world, simply because it has been, is and will
be, the best that can be made All dealers have it.
Look for trademark Of the Bull on every package
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-02-29

BURKE; On "Wednesday night. February q. 1894. sl
Gao o'clock. DANIEL III kkt AGED year aud wer,.
GneTai o. sa,qf N a. ok r fT@h psItss res
relstives respectfully invited 20 attend.
eros on Februtry 9ih. lisa, III ~ O'Clock O. m
unral from her late residence 500 18th street south
east Corner PeuusyNaIa and IL h streetl sun
day. Mar b "a. at ~ O'Clock y. %
BOWLING On the 2Sth OF February, 1884, Argus
TUS beloved son OF lios NJ. Z. Katie c. lowing.
Funeral on saturday March Ist at eleven a. m from
the .esidt-ife OF pAleHts' corner Firth and LncolE
KLAKKiNG On Tlulrsday February "a 1884 Al
si5 m tHAkLEs hLAAKING, IL the nineteenth
ru;iyes friends are invited 20 attend IT'S tuners
from ms late residence No ll7 New Jersey svenus
LAPTING. On Thursday. February - 1854 at IL a
m TERESA LAPilNO, vi paralysis Il the BRAN, agee
Funeral service from St M-tthe~'s Church to-more
r." tsatufday5 a 7: M No eoSers
MAST. On welnrsday. February 27th. 1884, ct sp,
m. SERAriIIN MAsI aged li--hty, seven y ars
at 5 M T fra aA ST I Ps 2e at eg March sr. i
reaei mass WI ,. ge,ebrtd Friends Of the family
SMITH On Thursday, February Is. 1854. Of mem,
sIsne croap ; MaSp Sas child q Clarence 3. and
Our Maud has departed
Angels come with eager love;
besetchingly they bearIt
To their b light home above.
One long day of suffering
Then he n thou al :. eI ~ s III dear M.uaie
Gods kiagdom TO enjoy.
BIZ HEz Arx1
street no. thesst saturday, March ist At pm. Fr.nds
aud relatives resi- ectfully invited TO attend
tBaltimUre Iap,rs please copyl
full illness. MARY, beloved wife Of Thomss v. smith,
May she rest in peace
Funeral at 81 Pet RS Church. Capitol Hill. Monday
morning. at half past eight az
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DYNAMITERS IN AMERICA.
A Roar from the London Times.
IT ID TINE TO ADDRESS A EEMoNsTRANCR TO TIE
AMERICAN GOVERNMENT.

LONDON, Feb: s9.-The Times comes out with
Leader, in which it says: sit is intoerable that
England should be exposed to this succession OF
plots from nation which processes to be friendly
with us. and with which we have only desire 10
1vein peace and amity. We know that the Ameri-
leans are aware OF the identity Of the plotters OF
these outrageS. 1t would be no hard task for the
American government to end the whole thing.
we nave done our part. We have made the pri-
vate manufacture of explosives a penal ofense.
As a result the conspirators have been compelled
10 change their ground; they find America a safe
refuge-a government which will not NEEDLE. 1t
is impossible that we should submit to this; it
would be Dad enough II America were hostile
country. but dynamlters are a common enemy.
NO civilized country can tolerate, without disgrace,
miscreants who have only done what American
journals have been allowed to advocate;
what rewards have openly been promised for; what
pubic meetings have applauded The time has
arrived to address strong remonstrance to the
United States government against allowing this
Respectable Americans are ashamed OF the inaction
Of their rulers; they must now join US and make
their voices heard and obeyed We shall do our
to aid US, as she alone nip the mischief; but
demand Is one which civilized nation is bound not
to disregard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-02-29

VIRGINIA. xtrcrIoNs-coIoRKD ksy AND cosaRnss-
MAN wisKs kITCaES-INpIsSANr prAs pknockA ~
REBEL.
In the Virginia senate Mr. Atkinson, YESTERDAY.
introduced OIL which, In q preamble, eets form
That st the last election he'd for members OF Con
gress the Judges We're Illuminated hindered and o.
layed In the proper conduct OF SAD election ~
arrest on the part OF Officials OF the United STATS
government" e7d. therefore, enacts THAT wben-
ever judges OF election shall be arrested and taken
luto CUSTODY they shah either close the poll can
NasS tae votes ana make their returns or the judges
80 arrested shall nave power authority 20 swear
IN as Judges OF election many as NAV he arrested
or summoned as witness from the bvStSnders. WHO
sasl! Gb charge the duties Imposed upon Judges u
election by law
Arrnistead Green, c0lOrpd coalition member n
sne mouse rom Petersburg Yesterday ruSe TO a pef
eoni ptlNlese IN relation 70 the remarks OF Repre-
Sentative John = " lie before The Danyiue tnyeSft-
eating COMMITTEES, ana denied any Kitchen relations
OF an. relations whatever With The member OF Cos,-
ertsS he Sald Ia conclusion. Il saw 10 Mt wisa,
as 90 &c the white population OF this country that
ne never wanted 10 Use the G, orea ne1pe for any
Thing oul liielr votes never expect 10 visit hlln
IA az taIioI. o. ia hlS Kitchen Or IA his stabeH
an Ss>elll'e1 Press disDatt n from salt lake civ
sly = NotA- could eECv.d the surprise and lndisr-
hatioI Win WHICH the democrats of Utah received
VIZ news tuAt John /. Calue had been assigned q
p4stt on Jhe democratic Congressional COMMITTEES.
y the rue democrats " Iah regard with aversion
ana ulseHst M { aIses Political ChurcA and all IA
we anu utter.! refuse 10 have any afnlauon
WIKI him or them"
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Charged with Robbing the Dead.


SEAMAN CAETINE ON TRIAL-ALLEGED THEFTs FROM
TER.
The court-martial in the case OF George Cantine
who, with two other sailors Of the Z. s. s. Speed
well, is charged with robbing the dead from the
wreck Of the steamer City Of Columbus, which ran
ashore at Gay Head last month, was begun at the
engineers office at the Washington navy yard yes
terday morning. The accused is said to have taken
money and gold chain from dead body which
was picked up. Capt. Lemly is judge advocate Of
the court. MeSsrS. Moore and Wright appear for
the prisoner. BoatSwain Xav1a Perrimond, who
was In charge or the boats OF the L. s. 5 Speed
well which were sent to pick up the dead bodies at
the wreck testified that he was In the boat with
the accused, Morgan, and Boswell He saw
chain on one OF the bodies. but saw no watch or
money. The bodies were towed to the stern OF the
Speedwell. and left there all the night Of the 18th
OF Jonuary. man named Hayes. who has Since
deserted, kept watch all night. Witness did not
see the body with the chain on ii again. nor did he
the accused with money or chain.
The court thereUpon adjourned until to-day
when 1t resumed its session at II am.
j. II. j. Willmuth, masters mate on the Speedwel
testified this morning that he was on the Speedweu
on the 18th OF last month, when the accused with
Boswell and Morgan, towed the dead bodies to the
vessel and asked for flags in which to wrap them.
Witness saw gold chain On one OF the bodies: saw
the bodies the next day, but there was no chan
did not see any watch or money. Heard the ac-
cuSed say: "BoyS, Will make stake or q suit OF
clothes" Did not See the accused have chain or
money. The court then took recess for one hour.
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The Greedy Relief Expedition.

mo" TIE CnhWS " Ill bB CHUSkN.
secretaries Lincoln and Chandler and Captain
Schley held consultation yesterday, when 1t was
decided that the vessels OF the Greedy relief exped
ton shall be Differed and manned by men now In
the navy unless 1t is found necessary to accept vol
unteers from outside the navy. In that case only
sailors Of recognized ability or mechanics will be
accepted, after passing the necessary physical ex-
animation, who viii have TO agree TO obey all
cepted who is over thrtyfve years OF age or under
twenty three.
THE STEAMER THETIS SAILS FROM DUNDEE.
The Secretary OF the Navy has received a cable
message announcing the departure OF the arctic
steamer Thetis from Dundee this morning for New
York. She was formally turned over to the United
States On Monday, but was delayed several DAYS In
waiting for the steel plates for the new cruisers,
which She Is bringing over.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-02-29
The Saint Morse Inquest.

TIE WOMAN WHO ACCOMPANIED NGIvNEY TO MISS
BLACKBURN'S ROOM
NEW YORK, Feb. 2S-The inquiry into the circum-
stances attending the death of Salmi Morse was
continued to-day before The coroner Mary McCul-
iougn sister OF the Jantress OF the house in West
43d street. was called She is supposed to be the
person who accompanied Mr.. McGlvney to Miss
Blackburn's room on the morning OF the 22d inst,
when, according to Mckinney, the latter was in
position with Mr.. Morse. She said that NC
Givney wanted her to go into the inner room
ana see what was going on. but she did not do so.
tween Mr. Morse and MT. McGlvLey. Miss Back
burn always spoke OF the former as her flther.
witness heard no conversation between the par
ties. She saw Miss Blackburn coming from the
Inner room. She had her night dress on
The Northern Pacific Land Grants.
WHAT THE LAND COMMISSIONER OF THE COMPANY
SAYS OF THE ACTION OF TIE HOUSE COMMITTEE ON
PUBLIC LANDS.
ST. PAUL. MINI, Feb e9-Chares B. Lamborn.
land commissioner OF the Northern Pacific road
when shown the Associated Press account OF the
action OF the committee on public lands, said
''The House committee seems disposed to favor very
sweeping action. but do not believe any bill TO for.
1eit lands which have already been earned by til.
Northern Pacific by actual construction OF the road
will become q law. In the possible contingency,
however. that Congress should pass an act OF he
character suggested in the dispatches, think there
is no doubt. whatever. that the Supreme Court OF
the United States would decide that Congress can
not deprive the company OF any lands earned on
that portion OF the road which is constructed, and
winch has been duly accepted by the President of
the United States, In accordance with the charter
OF the company, and 1t will not make any
material difference whether the construction Of the
road and its accentance by the President was before
or after July 4, 1879 Where has been over 100000
acres OF these lands sola Settlers and there Ger
tainly exists no for Congress TAX
ing the hostile action proposed. l think the pass
age or such bill as proposed by the House commit
tee will seriously injure the communities along the
line OF the Northern Pacific"
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An ARRAY in the Treasury Department

An ARRAY In the Treasury Department.
THE RETIRING CHIEF coAPUTER IN rH1 ARCHITECTS
OFFICE MAKES 1t LIVELY EoR soAI OF TIE
CLERKS.
A very lively fracas occurred this morning In the
computing room Of the supervising architects
on1ce, Treasury department. The principal person
involved in it was Mr. A. G. Thompson, the chief
computer, who sewers his connection with the de-
partment to-day to engage In business with the
accused MI. ]. f. Blackwell, computer IN the
Office with maEgning him and making false repre-
sensations to Mr. Bell the supervising architect In
as chief computer Blackwell replied that what he
had said was true. and was promptly called
liar by Thompson. Blackwell thereupon was
about to rise up as II to strike, but Thompson got
the drop on him, and things were lively for little
while. L j. Fenton. q clerk In the same room, en-
deavored to rescue Blackwell, and was struck by
Thompson, and then threw u stone paper weight,
The latter turned to attend to his new antagonist
who made tracks across the corridor into the
draughting room, closely pursued by Thompson
Der OF clerks in the draughtng room who Succeeded
In preventing further damage and disturbance
The affair lasted but q few minutes
but created quite sensation until 1t was
learned that no particular harm was done
One Of the female employees carried word to the
Secretary'S ONCE that two men were fighting In the
basement; one had cut the others throat and blood
was streaming along the corridor The blood, 1t is
said, came from Blackwell's head, cut by an ink
bottle In the hands or Thompson. The department
police were on hand shortly after the dicuty, but
everything was then serene. When q star re-
porter called at the ONCE Mr.. Thompson was
quietly attending to his duties, but his two antag-
onists were not In. The report that one OF the
was quiet Is Indignantly denied by the young man
in question MI Thompson IL an unusually large
man. being over six feet tall and Weighing over two
hundred pounds He succeeded In clearing the
room In short order
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-02-29
TIE REDUCTION Of the public debt for February
Will be about 81 100000
The Courts.

PROBATE CoURT-Judoe MacArthur
To-day. estate OF Sarah Gunnell; r. " Baldwin
appointed administrator: bond. $500. VIII OF
Sarah c. Smith; filed and proven and special
bond given by w. j. Smith Estate Bernard G.
Semeg; Allen Rutherford appointed administrator:
bond. S., 800 VIII OF John West fully proven, ad-
mitted to probate and petition letters filed by
the widow. W. c. Slnoot, guardian OF Laura NJ
Herne.et al; order to pay certain charges and in
vest funds, &c. Estate OF Thomas Evans will ad-
mitted to probate, petition for letters OF admins
tration with Will annexed and guardianship flied
by Andrew B. Graham and order vi publication d.
rected. VIII OF Alfred Pollard; admitted TO pro-
bate and letters directed TO issue TO John p Clarke
on bond of $500.
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The lsskcr Resolution.

PROPOSED ACTION or TIE GERMAN IrRrkars-wFs
Mp ocHILTKEE INTRODUCED THE RFsoI uTIoSsl
The leading liberal members OF the German reich.
stag are discussing The question whether or not the
reichstag VIII adopt a resolution thanking tie
lEted states House Of l9epresentetve for It's re,
luton 81 confidence on the death II herr Issker
Texas politician says that the late Herr LAST
erS brother resides In Texas and work ed and voted
lpr ne eiecuOn oi capt. Thomas OchiIIree, and il
was In corap hment 10 this bro her morp than Her
LasAer himself that ochiltree inIrocGced the reese
luton which has been the subject of 50 much d.
cIsslOn since
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FRANCES R. r. CROMWELL.
ISABELLA HAGNER,
febk .StwAw&dbA Executors

(yHANCERY SALE OF THE PROPERTY KNOWN
~ AS l420 NINTH STREET NORTHWEST
Under and by virtue Of decree Of the Supreme "a
Court Of the District Of Columbia, passed in Equity
Tustse appointed BY said dsGEss yin ss + public
1854. AT FIVE O'CLOCKP. NJ. in front Of the premi.
seq; the property known As lot nu bered IF yseven
bered three hun.red sixtysx $685. together with
the improvements thereon. This lot has q front Of
back with width hundred and Ave (l06) feet
the depth OF the lot o alley
The terms u sale are: ne-third Of the purchase
money in cash and the balance in two equal install.
nents at elk t6) and twelve 2) months the day Of
sale such deferred payments bear interest tn
OF six per cent annu and to be secured the
chasefs notes and deed Of trust Of the property all
cab at the option Of the purchaser deposit Of 800
Will DO required at the time =. sale and all
TO be 1t the cost Of purchaser the terms Of sale are
not complied with In ten days from day OF sale the
risk and cost Of the defaulling purchaser:
nrxc.~eo, ppos GEORGE G. PAYNE Trustee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-02-29

WOMAN SUFFRAGE N NEW JERsEY-The woman
suffrage resolution was amended ia the New Jerseg
house yesterday afternoon that after striking
out the word lnale" In the constitution a. will nf
permit women TO vote until a legislative act IS
passed The resolution has not yeL been adopted
AN EX-PENSION AGENT ARRAIGNFp.-Dr Azsa
Ames, VINO was recently removed from office as
government pension agent. as arrested ia BOstoh
yesterday morning Tor alleged Ia alfeasance Ia
Office, and arralgned before Commissioner
Haet He furnished 5000 ball for his appearances
for examination next TUESDAY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-02-29

TEXAS CATTLE MEN APPROVE 1T.
AUSTIN, TEXAS Feb. GA reporter OF the States
man interviewed leading stock men last night in
regard to the peurO pneumonia bill, as amended by
the House. j. w. Day, the owner Of % 600 head Of
cattle, thought the bill good one Some feared it
might hurt the sale OF Texas cattle, but he did not
see how, for there never had been such disease
among them. Col. Driskill, one of the largest
cattle men In the United States. said the bill
all right particularly that feature regarding the
Importation Of cattle. 1t could not injure the
Texas cattle interests, for In his experience he
had not known one case Of such disease. j. W.
Drskil. who owns 10000 head, was very much In
favor OF the bill. A number Of Others less promi-
nent express the same opinion.
Wrecked i'm the Gale.
New LONDON, Feb. 29.-Capt. Brooks, OF the tug
T. A. Scott, it, reports that he saw schooner dis
appear off Little Gull island this morning, and all
hands were lost The steamer Electra OF the Ston-
ngton line, put into this harbor last night escape
the fury OF the gale.
NEW HAVEN. CT, Feb. 29.-Tugs have been sent
to the assistance OF two schoOnerS which came
ashore and sunk some time during the heavy gale
OF last night. 1t is stated that men can be seen
clinging to the rigging. The names OF the vessels
q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-02-29

VIRGINIA GOING TO HAVE AN OYSTER NAyY-The
Virginia senate yesterday passed the bill adopted
BY the house few days ago providing for the es-
governor, by whom ii viii no doubL be approved,
as many OF the provisions OF the bill were sug-
ReSted or fully approved by him.
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General Foreign News by Cable.

THE LUNGFELLOW BUST.
. LONDON, Feb. 29.-The ceremony of unwilling the
bust OF Longfellow, to be placed in the poets
corner Of Westminster Abbey, which will occur on
Saturday, will be performed by the Very Rev. Geo.
Gladstone. who was frst asked TO undertat. this
office. declined, as other duties made it impossible
for him to be present. The memorial committee
will meet in the famous Jerusalem chamber OF the
abbey: Earl Granville and Mi. James Russell
Lowell, the American minister, personal and life
long friend Of the poet. viii speak.