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Morris tribune., 1884-04-09
State Teachers. Institute.

Last week we published the pro-
gram of daily exercises of the insti-
tute then in session. The work of the
institute began on Monday afternoon
and continued until Friday noon in
accordance with the published pro-
gram. Prof. J. J. Gray of the st.
Cloud Normal school, by appointment
of the State Board of Education, was
Conductor, and Prof. J. IT. Gates of
Anoka, a veteran teacher, was assis-
tant instructor. Both these gentle
men proved themselves to be fully
abreast of the most advanced teachers
of the day, well informed as to the
past history, present needs, and future
possibilities of the great work of public
education, and enthuastic workers in
the fields of advanced thought in the
domain of public instruction..
We shall not attempt to give even a
synopsis Of their class work and lee
lures. Time and space forbid it; and
to those most interested therein, the
teachers of the county, it is unneces-
sary, for over fifty ladies and gentle
men of the teachers of Stevens County
were in constant attendance.
The lecture of Prof. Gray on Tuesday
evening at the Congregational church
on, the 1.-THE Inalienable rights of the
Boys and Girls, twas heard by a large,
appreciative, admiring audience. On
Thursday evening President jerome
Allen of the st. Cloud Normal school,
lectured at the same place on the sub
ject, "The Old and New in Education"
The fame of the lecturer, and the
lecture, called out full house; and,
for nearly an hour, the people sat OBJ
livious of time and circumstance, UNI
der the eloquence of plain facts, stated
in plain language by man of pro-
found thought and great achievements
n the field of his past and present la
bors. Both lectures were well receiv-
ed by the people, generally, as well as
the teaching people of the county,
and must result in good to the schools
and scholars of the whole state.
About forty persons were examined
by the Superintendent on Friday and
Saturday for the purpose of determining
| who were to be teachers of the county
in the future. Most of the applicants
for teachers certificates were seeking
renewals, but there was a considerable
infusion of young vigorous blood into
the edcational forces of the county.
The results of the examination have
not been furnished us; but, 'Are they
not recorded in the books of the County
superintendent? ?"
We give below the roster of the en-
tire force present during the weeks
and advise school officers, looking for
teachers to select therefrom; because
barring absence on account of obstacles
that must be excusable, the best teach
ers always attend the Institutes with
in their reach. The following is the
list:
| Miss M e Allyn, Morris.
| Clara Blackman, Hancock.
| Anna Bragg, Morris.
/" Mary Bragg, I"
Belle Cooke, Hancock.
g Meta Cooke,
Georgiana Crump, Morris.
:! Katie A Daley, /"
Mary A. Daley,
Mary Davidson, Donnelly.
" Zelpha A Duley, Morris.
/ Carrie Fenton, Hancock.
Sarah Finnegan, Morris.
| !" Hattie Frisby,
Morris tribune., 1884-04-09
An ADril Fool Joke

CLEVELAND, April IA city paper pub
fishes an article to the effect that the Hon.
Samuel ]. Tilden and other leading Demo-
Gratis are in the city in consultation with
Henry B. Payne.
1t is also said that Tilden will hold public
reception from 10 to 10 o'clock at the Ken
nard house. Hundreds of people are flock
ing to the hotel to see the sage of Gramercy,
and the April fool joke is complete.
Morris tribune., 1884-04-09
A Cost,v Reimbursement.

WASHINGTON CITY, April 3.-Underwhat
is kn own as the Spaulding act, the post
mast er general was directed to make an
allow ance to certain postmasters under a
form, sr REIMBURSEMENT. Having doubts as to
its scope the act was sent to the attorney
general for his construction. He has re-
turned it to the postmaster general with the
opinion that it is legal and proper in form.
1t is estimated at the postoffice department
that to carry out its provisions will require
eso oro .aoO
Morris tribune., 1884-04-09

Itia estimated that ar. $1,000 600
horses in this country, and in ordor
to keep the supply 1000 900 must he
bred annually. The Importation ~
large numbers, Of late, of Perche,
and Clydesdale horses have incrp IN
the average size and capacity - "seu .
stock of horses, and further !, VI Jul
ments will nacassari1,, feu improve
Morris tribune., 1884-04-09

According to Archibald Geikie, 3.
r. S., a large part of the east coast OF
England is being rapidly worn away
In Holverness strip of land more
than mile broad has been carried
away in eight centuries, and in some
places as much as five yards is yearly
given up to the sea.
Morris tribune., 1884-04-09

tits certainty that raising poultry
for egg production pays the farmer.
AS general thing the fowls that the
farmer keeps in his barnyard, and on
which he expends but little, pay best
of all his live stock, but when atten-
ton is specially paid to fowls, proper
ly fed, housed and attended, after de-
Quoting the cost of keeping, care, in
terest per cent. from the amount for
which their eggs sell, there is in nine
cases out of ten, larger balance on
the credit side of the ledger than is
found in connection with any single
department of farm industry.-Rural
Morris tribune., 1884-04-09
w.nk Rota Reduced.
Eiffaen Parsans Inst

LONDON, April 3.-The Bank of England
rate of discount has been reduced to "a per
can't.
Morris tribune., 1884-04-09

Can not the conventions
ring factions in this d. 'oi 'no wa,
are called to meet ir s.iiot, "nioh
the oath instant brlp 1"ooiheau oii
hatcba4 snool-a -raternize, bury the
yVbv Should =, the Pipe of peace |?
thoro - snob rothers quarrel, when
common Elegant filing" with a
+too- envy? In the language of
~ re" lest soldier of the age. Let us
f-avep eace.
Morris tribune., 1884-04-09
A Rarbed- Wire Combinat7on.

ST. LOUIS, April 4.--The Age Of Steel pub
fishes full particulars respecting the forma-
tion of o company to control the manufac-
ture of barbed wire in the United States. It
embraces nearly all the large barbed-wire
Morris tribune., 1884-04-09

The "Citizens Ticket" opposed to
the franchise steal, at Duluth was
successful.
Morris tribune., 1884-04-09
LAND OFFICE AT BENSON, MINI.

LAND OFFICE AT BENSON, MIMI,
March 81, 1884,
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make final proof in support of his claim
and that said proof will be made before the
Clerk of Court for Stevens county at Morris
Minnesota, on May 18th, 1884, viz: John
Keidel Homestead Application No 1857 and
additional homestead application No. 9723
for the VIZ NEi4 and Mex NE Section IA,
Town ia, range 43 Minnesota.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cuftiva-
ton ofsaid land, viz: George Farwell, Daniel
Horgan Ole @, Hanson and A. A. Stone, oil
of Morris, Stevens county. Minnesota.
10 D. 8. HALL, Register.
Morris tribune., 1884-04-09

Kerosene oil will soften boots and
shoes that have been hardened by
water, and will render them pliable
and new.
Morris tribune., 1884-04-09

LONDON, April "A Danish barque for
Davis $. waits was wrecked Tuesday on the
Whalsay lHland, one Of the Shetland group.
Thirteen of the crew and two passengers
were drowned
Morris tribune., 1884-04-09

High License candidates prevailed
at Saltwater.
Morris tribune., 1884-04-09

We presume that Mr.. Holt is not
very well known in Minneapolis.
Morris tribune., 1884-04-09

4ainvieW News: Instruct dele
gates to the national conventions ac-
cording to the wishes of majority of
the people? What nonsense! Who
does the majority want? And who is
going to make known the wants of
the majority? Send us delegates men
who have distinguished themselves
for their wisdom and honesty, men
who can command the respect and
confidence of the majority, instead of
scheming ward politicians, as usual,
and all will be well. Instruct your
delegates as to measures, yes; as to
men, nonsense!
Morris tribune., 1884-04-09
Total

The several county committees are
requested to issue their calls for coun-
ty conventions as soon as possible.
Z. G. HOLMES, Chairman.
W. W. HARTLEY, Secretary.
Dated Detroit, Minnesota, April 2, 1884.
Morris tribune., 1884-04-09

st. Peter elected "wide openu
ticket.
Morris tribune., 1884-04-09

Milwaukee has a Republican mavo,
Morris tribune., 1884-04-09

Anoka elected prohibition ticket
Morris tribune., 1884-04-09

louisville " Naahyille road fer e!a n...!a fc-
refu sing her the privileges of the ladies
coach after she had purchased q first-class
ticket
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heis.
FoRr WORTH.

FoRr Worm, March 3l--[ Special J. Tho
Killing OF Burns In Dahes by Adin y
very generally discussed here by our psO.
pie, much more 50 thaa crime COZ. 90 -i3d
ont Of our city.
Nell Miller aod JEFF Smith, nero 8, rot
into u difficulty al "A dive N tlf Flurth
ward this morniog whom Sn'th Was enet
IN tho arm.
The district court Is now engaged n try..
ing the case Of Leach Coldr1n, charged
vi h th Il OF q horse.
To-day is the calm before tla slorln OF
m municipal election to.mcrroE- Mayor
Suith will doubles be re-alecied.
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AHILEN

ABILENE, March g.-GSpecia IA 2
o clock this afternoon = cuitins aifrsy took
place on Pine street. in front o Il IDS iur-
niture soTe, In which one SpiUer inflicted
two serious wounds upon Joan Greenwood
ia the neck cutting his jugulr vein. He
(Greenwood) came near bleeding ~ death
neiore physician could b. has Hts f1ta-
er.iu.law, James Sullivan, wsaltnv stock
man, has been sent tor. spicur vas ar
rested and is now in jail to await the resuis
O. the wounds.
Tomorrow our CITY election WI take
place. Great ex0,ti naut prevails. Cendi-
dates 'or the vario Us Offices arc "a. gorE in
good earnest.
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Yesterdays Developments.

CrscrSNATr, o., March 81 = a. m.--Un-
lsubtsdly the presence OF lsrg, force Of
troops has brought the fear OF a riot to an
end. The widest communist. see that it
would be folly 10 attempt 60 cope with this
great power ol the s,ste now as they have
been. The police are quickly resuming
control Of the streets, and ere breaking uD
wherever found. little bands OF maraudiDg
thieves. The officers now report every-
BODY being home aud the citv per:ectiy
quiet Among tifs men IN jail for psrti-
ipsting IN the riot is Peggy Warren,
me ,her Of the last Legislature Of Ohic. He
ssaid 10 hsve bren among the most agtlve
II nnsslling the rnbbing OF gun siores
2.l5 .. M One hale the militia on guard
A. the jsil have been rriieved. Since the
6ring q, D. m. no one has been shct. Vel
iess sirce that time have been merely
bird {, d ~ t5c -'r~r's u hes ss>o -
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FERRIS.

FkRRrs. March 3i.--fSDsclsll-Q. a..
s reait. mayor Of onr little c''v, ana master
~ scfrs lodge a. Il. a A. M. cieo IBIS
morning. at 2:e0, alter an illns,s o. iour
nonth~. Mr.. Sweat whs an Old iexan, an
hon' red aud esteemed citizen 40 his ioss
will be deeply felt IN this commun,iv, as ne
nrisss. always r,rki1g for the interasis OF
,hs en,ire community And andrerlrlng %
nromots the sch1-l intere'tf r'nans
iii he uttered ts-mcfr1~ 81 the Lancaster
eanetery with Masinic houors.
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BIATANIORtS.

MATAMoRAs, MEX, March 3l-lS1ecial.l =
Last night Mexican named A. Garcia as
aaulted the corporal of the gusrd Of the
Fourth battalion severely wou0ding him.
rhe wounded man was sen, 10 ghe military
hospital. Garcia was arrested aHi Is now
In isil. Jealousy IS the supposed cause.
rhe superintendent oi C instruction otthe
Ma'amoras e Mexico railroad is 40 Csmhgo
looking for site on which TO build a bridge
across Che Sau Jusu river. Ins people
sro much elatsd over the prospecls OF an
esry completion o. the road 10 their city.
Rains prevailed up the river last night,
which we're OF great benedt to the Hr1pa
and gtoCk.
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MARSHALL. March 81 l-1spselsl. Tho
announcement oi Colonel James "A. MUIR
phey as a ctndiiata 10 maypr 30 apposi-
ton to Henry PHt' las clased ouIe fei-
ter in political circles.
Maisie, aged years, tbs onlg child of
Mr.. and Mrs. e. q. spence, was buried yes-
terday.
Walcott Lay has hse here ssvsra, osyn
Inspecting the books of Collector Umt 4en-
stuck We venture tho on.lion a. lis re-
nort will be favorahla to Mr.. Un sdeastock,
aud further that Uncle Stfn has az more
faithful, honest, competsG. official than
ha ie
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B AR G A IN $
THROUGHOUT THE SEASON.

In response the enormous demand we have had for
our Embroderers we will offer another line of them
Just received.
Bargains in Embroidered Babies Robes
Bargains in Fine Embroidered Babies Caps
Bargains in Fine Embroidered Lace Chdrens Dresses.
Bargains in Handsomely Embroidered Ladies Underwear
Bargains in Fine Embroidered Ladies White Dresses
Bargains in Ladies Embroidered Chambray Dresses.
Bargains in new Dress Goods Silks, Hosiery and Corses
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Notice 10 Cont aCl'rS

The public free scbooi building commi'-
toe will receive srHicn PROPOSES for the
building Of FRYE 80 hOUL HOUSE, To be
erected In TERRELL, Kaufman County,
until 10 a. M, Tuesdny, Ami, 1T, 1888.
The pIans and sp.oincations can be seen ut
the committee's Office, at Wilson & Port
~ rood's cotton ya'd. All proposals. 20 be
filed With chairman OF the Committee by
sum of $4,000 viii bo required for tho
faithful execution 1.-THE work. Tho right
~ reserved a reject any or NIL PROPOSALS
rcceived. The work will b.. said Tor In
cash, or city school and Improvement q per
cent. bondr. Biadc'. VII mtHstwo blos-
one for snsh AN. our Tor bonds.
a.. -. WIfSOS,1
JIn HAa1I., Committee
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exx-xnrxrr. March 81. : rspecisll :
uossher warra ani rl,udy, bur nc rsiu OF
coaseournce has faiien., e..s ~.
Sidicnrv occurred last Shiurbsy oo-
.-,een M. r. n. Baker and NJ Jennings,
ss,u- eieht miles south ~ tc psce,
% ~sish resuls>d IA hr. Baker 7e'rg tvvyiy
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lay OH TIE GRnuNp.

CINCINNATI. March 31-[S:05 >. IN l-Com-
parstive quiet is rendered. The mob has
dispersed. The dead are still lying in the
sire, Is in lhe s.cluity ul tne Couht9L anu a
safe estimate OF the killed is fifty
TO sevenly.tive, 0ny small
portion OF them have been identified or
their names procured. The rumpr about
tine killing OF Colonel Huut aud O'Mears is
false. There were three or tour slight cas-.
ualtie' in the jail. The colonel of the fourth
regiment IL not aoie u col ect his men. buf
Colonel Church, OF the governors staff, is
endeavoring to get him 10 Join the rest OF
the command
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Being determined to increase business this
by every legitimate possible and buying every day
cepona bargains from oversocked manufacturers and i'm
poers we will besides the attractions offered Special
Bargain Days. offer series of
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GRIM WAR SURE ENOUGH

COLUMBUS. o.. March 80 - Governor
Hoadiey's official sdvices from the mem
bers of his staff In Cincinnati tonight. are
such that he has ordered every military or
eaniz alton in the state TO report I, Cincin-
natl Immediately. seventeen regiments in
all Ii IL the fret general appearance OF
war here since 1865 The governor
slso has ordered ell ttste ammunition to
the seat OF the riot ard borrowed a lot OF
suppliesand equipments from United States
hnIrAcks.
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OINciHrATT, March 80 Il p m),-fhere has
been no change IN the situation sinc3 the
M b dispersed this morning. Although the
weather is delightful and although this 10
Sunday. the streets are comparatively clear
OF people The streets are barricaded nov in
all directions, keeping the crowd square
away from the conrt-house and III.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

CrToCKHoLDERs AND DIRECTORS MEET
- ing.--Notice is hereby given thst the regu-
ar annual meeting OF the Stockholders OF ne
Texas 6 81 Louts Rairoad Company In T"ras
will be held at the office OF said company 10 Ty-
Ter Texas, on Wednesday, the 3ith day OF
Ap,ii, 1884. AT 10 o'o,ock q. m, for toe purpose
of eletting nine Directors. TO serve Tor ,he en-
suing year. aud for the iraus ctlo OF such other
business as may pro erly come bslole said
meeting. 80,
Notice Is also given that the reRulsr annual
meeting OF ,he Board OF Directors OF said Com.
pany will also b. hed on The same day ana at
the same place. at ~ o'clock m, for the purpose
OF electing a Pr.sidenr, Vice-Pfesidont Secrc-
tary Treasurer, and such other officers as they
NAV deem necessary, ard FIR the tiausaclion OF
the general businrss Of tn C1mpany
CHA5 I BnNNER, secrotary.
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has been resting quietly in the prison all
da,. The gates mad 10 be closed against
tn. public, owing to the multitude OF cnri-
osity gszers that appeared. No violence
ia probable here. II Is very quiet. but the
pIsht guard At the prison IL small, and
there has been some talk OF an easy acc Gs
10 nim
CrScrSrArr, March 30.-Deep feeling
against the militia was manifested all the
time. Now and then during the afternoon
stones were thrown &C them whenever the
opportunity offered. THIS became 2, an-
noying that so far as prscticsols ths
rolice WIRE placed next 10 the people.
Epithets wers shouted aud thrests were
not waotinr. whether 10 earnest or for the
sake Of terrifying tbe bows w blue could
not be toi.. sWsi, IN tonight vat ~
ve set good drunk tnd we'll host your
blue-coeled men froo behind your barrels. y
we're among thinGo ooi6. Al 8 o'c'ock
Ifed om,hz. . ~ (erdg = toe QUEER
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HuLLITINa

CrScISEkTI, March 30-[s:lo D ml-Firing
began at the court house heavier than any
time last night.
CINCINNATI, March 3o.-[s:i5 y. MI
Briggs swift, one of our leading citizens,
living st No 81 West Eighth street has just
been shot at Ninth snd Main streets.
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BATTERY THAT MEANS BUSINESS

CLEVELAND, March 30,--rhe irt battery
of light artillery with shotted guns has lett
here by ppeciai for Cincinnati.
ABAR KEEPER SHOT.
CINCINNATI March Sd, 3 p m.-Fred
Smsllz, n bar keeper at the Queen C.ty no
tel, has lust been saot ov a militia man
at Main and Canal streets and instantly
killed
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lNSUR sNCE.

IMPAIRMENT OF INSURANCE, STATS.
~ tiGs ana History, Austin, Texas, January
"a. 1891 To Whom Il May Conce'n: This is 10
certify th.t tho Girari Fire Insurance Com
pauy, of Philadelpnis, Penn has in " ! resp CTS
fully complied with the avs of Texas as condi-
tions preced,nl rs Going bu,incss In this
stat, md that said company holdss 'ettihcate
Of Authority from this cfice entiling IL TO 90
BUSINESS in tbis state for we've months, rom
Decemhci, 1881
IL.Al-Givsn und, my hand ana seal, a. Of
fice, in Ansiil, he day au' dat, iist above Wit
ten. IL Y PRnws Err, comnissioger.
FERGUSON, Dsx E & CO, agents,
DALLAS, TEXAS.
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General Finley, sdjui aus general here,
and all the aveiianle militia OF the STATE
have been ordered here at the qu ckest pos
sible time. Everybody looks TO- repeti'
ton 10 night OF last nights bloody aud aim
less work.
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LorLAvp & xESApD. oen'l ACTS, Galveston.


r>EpARTMEET OF INSURANCE., STATS
~ Tics snd History. Arsup, Texas February
~ 1ssi.-To all Whom Il May Concern: This Is
10 certify tina. the Crescent Insurance Com
pany a. New Orleans. La : has In nll res
pects fully complied with the laws OF Texas as
conditions precedent 10 Its doine bu, mess in
this state snd that ssid Company holds GER
tihcate Of auth rty nom THIS Office emitting
Il to DO business IN this state for twelve months
from the lstdsy otJannaiy, 1854 10 the sist day
December issi
hce, In Austin. he dav ant date hrst above
written. II T. BREWSTER, Com mDi.tioner
FERGUSON. 0sxTta & CO., Agents,
DALLAS, rEXAS.
LOyLxNp & MESARD, Gea'l Agts. Galveston.
IMPAIRMENT oe INSURANCE. sTATIs-
~ ties ard historf, Ausin. Texas. Jsnusfy
~ 1884 To r.l whola II may oncerr: inns II
10 certify that the Nerchsnts In urance Com
pany Of Newsrt, n. I. has in all y srsct iulIy
complied with the laws OF Texas as oorciicns
prrcsdertt = a ing business In shie stst.. ana
that said CON psny holds certificate OF nnihoriv
from N oil ~ ent lin Il 10 do bn IN ms
state for twelve months from the Isl day oi an
ua~y, 1894. % he sist day OF December 1851
IL Given under my hand a-d sea-. AZ
once IN Asein. IL. dnv ans data h-s, ntove
written. II. y BREWSTER, Commissioner.
FER6uSOs. Dexter & co. skssts,
DALLAS, TEXAS.
LoFLASp q nFNARD. Gsn'l Aet.. Gslves's n.
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COLUMBUS o., March 3O.-Berner said to
press reporter thot he was induced TO
make his confession OF deliberate murder"
by parties erouud the jail, who told MIN that
II he confessed he mignt get free. This
wards he had four attorneys aud their chief
aim was to destroy the effect OF The confess
sion he had made. lheY we're successful
in his and by techn'calities succeeded IN
practically keeping the coniesson out of the
eyiience in the case. Tom Campbell, OF
Cincinnati, WAS the leading lawyer OF the
four aud TO his efforts was due the fact
that Berner was convicted only OF man.
slaughter.
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ORDERED HOME,

COLUMBUS, March 30 --Adyicss from Cip-
cnna;i are such tina, a. nooa Governor
Hoadley ordered the troops eu.route 10 re-
turn home. The fourth and fourteenth regi'
ments are relieved. The rest OF the troops
are held in Cincinnati til further orders.
The o'ly will ne guarded til Wednesday nt
least
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of nature TO arouse prejudice and incite
indignation against him we're circulated in
Cincinnati yesterday AID have been posted
In Colnm BUS to-day. Berner's associate In
the crime, negro, who has not been tried,
is one OF The prisontrs IN the Hamilton
county jail.