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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-16
BIaine's Movements.

IFy tcIIgraph % The Dlspdtch'T
BAR HARB0R, Me-, September l5.-hlr.
Blaine left this morning for Augusta. lie
will not return here again this season. He
will leave Augusta wednesday for Boston,
and will 20 thence to Worcester, Mass. to
attend the State Fair Thursday. From
there he will 20 to New York and West.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-16
BLAINE AS A FINANCTER.
MISSING nuLLreAS LETTERS.

reaisna. with Fisher and Caldwell Ex-
posee-A Determined aud shameful Pur-
suft Afscr Wealth.
The following, which was published 10
the Boston and New York papers Of yes.
twday, explains itself:
To ne People Of Tie United States:
Believing that II Is our duty to lay before
our fellow counirymen the following docu-
ments winch have been IN our possession.
we have placed the originals for saie-kcep-
ing In The hands Of Messrs. Sober & wclcn.
counscllcrs. Of Boston, and herewith sub
nit their contents without comment. The
letters flom Mr.. Fisher are letterpress
copies Of the originals:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-16
FOUNDERED At SEA.
A Mexican Steamer sunk or FryIng-Pan


A Mexican Steamer sunk or Frying Pan
Shoals.
fBy telegram o. the Dispatch.l
WASHINGTON. september lj.-The signal
station at Smlthyille, y. G., reported ycster-
day: The Mexican st,rn-wheei steamer
Dos IIermanOs, ninety tons, from Philade!-
phia to Mexico, sunk off Frylng-Pan Shoals
last night. Captain Weir, two engineers,
deck-hand, and cook were lost The tug
Blanche left at noon to-day and picked
up four survivors floating on a raft eight
miles at sea. The wind was blowing a
gale at the time OF the disaster. The sur
yivoIs are being cared for here" The Dos
ueTmanos sailed from Philadelphia on Au-
gust 2Gfh and Baltimore September 9TH for
Frontera, Mexico. She is new vessel.
THREE MORE SAVED.
WASHINGTON, September l5.-The signal
station at Smithyille, y. c.. reports to-day
as follows: Three OF the five men. incln-
Ding the captain, supposed to have been
drowned in the sinking OF the steamer Dos
Hermanos, drifted ashore this morning.
and were picked up by The life.saying sta
ton. II is now certain that the two en-
gineers were lost. The crew numbered
nine, all told; seven saved.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-16
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY
FI.OrR.

We quote: Fine. g. 259s2.5O; superfne,
S2.50@S3; extra, Si@SLj0; family. $3.50
Gs5; Patent family, country, sj.509s6
Market very duh.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-16

bonds $4,000. have already made on.
proposition Tor settlement, to which can
Mr.. Caldweips attention. must have tue
matter settled In some way. and at oncs'
Pray communicate with me on the matter
Sincerely yours. J. O.. BLAINE.
w. FISHER. Jr., ESQ.
=. SIT Is very important TO me that
have some bonds next week. IL you don,t
accept The proposition have made, sup
pose You consider this: Let me retain tne
land bonds now |, possession rs satisIac-
tion for loaned money, and you pay me tue
$4,000 land bonds and $4,000 lst mort
gage duo 30 me under the contract ! ao
not n axe this proposition to be bound ny
IL; ! merely suggest Il. But ] must nave
The matter settled In some way quickly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-16
wing Is the score :
vIRGINfAs.
INNINGS.
2 2 5 @ z q TOTAL
louisynlcs......l o % u O o u
Nhgisias.".-...0 o o U 0 l 90

,laTntd 1uns-Lonisyilies, 4. Two-base hit
Nllting, i. Threc-base h.t-Browning, !. Left
on haset-Loul yiilss. 1. Double plays-Sash,
TCwtli, ann I.arkin; Nash and Llrkin Glenn and
Lalkln; Mclaughlin. Gcfhar,t, and Latham.
struck oui-By Hocker. IL by leegsn. 2. Passed
bahs-Whltng, l Hanna, /. Wild pitches -Mec-
gan. l. Time ~ game. one hour and forty
mlnutos. Imnirp Sullivan.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-16
Government Property Mt Harpers
Ferry 10 be Sold.


10y telegraph 10 the Dispatch'l
WASHINGTON, September l5.-The son
citor OF the Treasury has selected Octopsl
22d Dext as the date for the sale at pllDh.
auction OF the Government property III
Harper's Ferry.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-16
Perm anent receiver Appointed.

fBy telegraph 70 DC DIspatch.f
NEW YORK, September 15.-Judge Doho,,
hue, OF the Supreme Court, has appoin'eaJ,
Charles j. Osborn permanent receiver .,
The WaIl-street Bank, fixing bis bona ~
100000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-16
Reduced fts Price.
~
IBy telegraph TO the Dispatch.

by telegraph 70 the Dispatcb.I
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, September lj.-Ihe
Ereninq Bulletin, the oldest afternoon pr
per in Philadelphia, reduced its price TO-
day from three TO two cents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-16
SUMNER RESORr>.

HOTEL WARWICK,
IL VIEWPOINTS NEWS, VA,
Located on Hampton Roads. eight mlies ABOVE
Old Point Comfort.
THE BEST SUMMER RESORT IN THE OLD
DOMINION.
cool SRA ENTHUSIASTICALLY FROM HAY-fEYEH
A substantial brick structure, having all modern
conyeuiences; situated on \ buh overlooking the
sa Elegantly furnished. Table and service un'
surpassed. Apply to c. Is. oRCCTT, 100 Broad
way, New York or To .,
j. Il. swINERTON, Manager.
Hotel Warwick.
ieIp-3m Newporis News. Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-16
XIV.
AUGUSTA, Me-. sth November. 1881.

AUGUSTA, Me-. 9Th November. 1881.
My Dear Mr.. Fisher: am pressed daily
for the bonds, which up TO this time have
never been able TO deliver. Let me assure
you that IL were suffering IN this matter
alone would not bother you, but wait in
silence the issue OF events. But how can |
DO this with parties who have paid their
money earnestly demanding OF me the
consideration promised by me, but which
i am not able TO give because
do not receive the bonds 70 which
I sm entitled by contracty ! am ready
to receive any kind OF reasonable propo-
sitlon you may make. II is not ques-
ton of money-making with me. IL is sim.
ply question Of saving my word with
others. I,ciH sacrifice great deal TO get
a settlement. l feel assured OF your friend
" disposition toward me. and therefore
do not wish TO seem importunate aud trou-
blesomc; but II you knew the agonies
have suffered in this matter during the
past six months You would pity me. ! am
sure. and make great efforts 20 relieve me.
PRAY let me kno,o ,rhdt am TO erpect.
Yours. very sincerely, J. G.. BLAINE.
Warren Fisher, Jr.. Esq.
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V
FotrY.Fmsr CoNaREss L. S.. }
House or REPRESENTATIVES,,
WAQHTNGTOS. ID. T.. Dee. :. 1870.

HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,,
WASHINGTON. ID. c., Dec. I. 1870.
Ny Dear Mr.. Fisher: You have reed
Mr.. BoutWelPs answer.
| presume y0u will deem it necessary "a
come on here; if so, let me know Of it a
do or two IN advance.
have written Mr.. Caldwell about the
lank no trouble III securing b'k Of $780,
Geo.
Sec'y q War will not allow the Use Of
Tie Arsenal at Little Rock-says It Is i'm.
Possible. Very hastily q truly,
J. G.. i.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-16

HersSord Almanac and Cook BOOK
mailed free upon application TO Rumio'u
Chemical Works, Providence, r. l.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-16
XVII.

The following was in reply TO Mr..
Bleinc's letter OF April Is, 1872, already
IUllisLcd
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-16
XIV.
Bosroy, Nov. 4, 1871.

NY Dear Blaine: Your letter OF the 81
inst. received. / hope Mr.. Caldwell VIII
respond 10 your request prom Ply anG sat's,
tsctor,ly. / cannot say anything until
zee Mr.. Caldwell, who keeps out OF tnc way
Of creditors, but probably ne wiz ho eau upon ,p
me soon. You have had more bonds than
YOU state In your letter. II you have given
any to parties at Washington or disposed
OF them TO others 1t Is no concern OF mine,
and, OF course, must nc accounted for in
any settlement hereafter. remain You're,
&c, W. FISHER, Jr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-16
MARINE INTELLiGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, skrrEMBra 10, issa.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Old Dominion. Walker. NewYork. mar
chsndlse aud passengers. q. ". Allea Co.,
agents.
Steamer Ashland, PGnnilL PhilsdeIphia, Tncr-
chandls, and passengers, ). ". McCarrlcs, agent.
Schooner somos' smith, Windsor n - plaster
Warner Moore.
schooner Cora Eta, Fales. Rocklind, lime, War
ncr Moore.
schooner james Young, -, Kcnnebec. lee,
Richmond lee Company.
Schooner Three sisters, simpson. kennebec, lee.
RichmO ID lee company.
schooner Gay Thoma;. shoe, Perth Amboy iron,
HI hmOId snd Danyille Railroad Company, VIII.
liam II. Curtis, agent. -
schooner 4. u. Leaning. Lee Philaiephia.
COAL Richmond and Danylle Railroad Company;
4 ;. Wilkinson. agent
SAILED.
Steamer Ariel. Glg9rd. Norfolk, United states
mail. merchandise, and Passengers, j.. u. fstnm,
schoon,r Lille FaIkenbarg, Crowley, New York
rtd james river, wood.
schooner Naztllan, Sprasue, Norfolk, fer;iixsr,
CGrrie Co
PORT OF VIEWPOINTS NEWS, SET Is. 1884
lBy Telegraph.I
ARRIVED.
steamer nance, Mandeli. New York.
steamer Luyandot;e. Kelly. New York.
schooner Flyaway. Bingham, New York.
Schooner III. l.. shares. Osboroe. NeMpprt. u. u
schooner 4. l.. james. Longsireet, New York.
schooner y. MerWin, stiies. New York.
schooner Addio NJ. ChadNI lex. Thatcher, Boston.
Schooner Z. steclmau, Rose, New York.
SAILED.
steamship Madrid BRITISH, Carson, Norfolk. 10
finish loading for Liverpool.
Park nystegious star. Robertson, Hamburg.
Bark Templar. Roberts. Rio Jeaniero. four.
schooner AGdie NJ. Chadwick, Thatcher, Nor
folk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-16
YiRGIS!As.

Runs earned-Vrginias, 3. Two-hase hits
Glenn. Nash. Home runs-Nash. Total bases on
hlts-Si. Louis, Q Il: vlrginias, II. Len on bases
~. Louis, 7: Nirpinias 4. struck out-Dy Du-
gan, ]; by Foniz, 2; by Caruihers, Z. Batter
hit-By FOntZ, !. Eases on called balls On
F0nfZ. 2. Wild pitches -Dugan. |; Caruthers.
2. Time Of game, two hours and ten minugcs.
I--npfre. rinifh
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-16
PHILADELPHIA.

WEST PHILADELPHIA. September l5.-
Cattle in good demand; receipts, 5000
head; prime, 6la7c.; good. 6I6Ac., me
dunn, babe; common. iaiic.; Texans,
iajc. Sheep in far demand; receipts,
$4,000 head prime, iiajc. good, Halle;
medium, 3la4c.; common, 2a3c. Lambs,
3taCAc. Hogs in good demand; receipts,
$3.50 head; western, 9a9lc. country. si9s.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-16
BALTIMORE,
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

BALTIMORE, September l5.-Virginia SIS
deferred. 4; past.due coupons, 50; do
new 3s, 81. Bid to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-16

The following was in reply TO Mr..
BleinCs letter OF April Is, 1872, already
published
BoSTON, April Is. 1872.
My Dear Blaine; Your favor Of the 18th
inst. reached me this morning. | am
SURPRISED at its contents. / have loaned
you at various times. when you were COM
Iaratively poor, very large sums OF money,
and never have you paid me one dollar from
your own pocket, either principal or inter-
est. | have paid sundry amounts 10
others TO whom you were indebted,
and these debts you have allowed
TO stand unpaid like the notes which
| hold. | have placed you in posi-
tons whereby you have received very
large sums OF money without one dollar OF
expense 10 you, and you ought not 10 for
get the act on my part. OF all the parties
connected with the Little Rock and Fort
Smith railroad no one has been so fOrtu-
nate as yourself in obtaining money out
of il. You obtained subscriptions from
your friends In Name for the build
ing Of the Little Rock and Fort Smith
railroad. Cut OF their subscriptions you
obtained large amount. both OF bonds
and money. free Of cost TO you. ] have
your own figures, and knOw'the amount.
Owing to your political position, You were
able TO work Off all your bonds at a very
high price, and the fact is well known TO
Others as well as myself. Would your
friends in Maine be satisfied il they knew
the facts. Are my associates satisfied to
have YOU obtain 5000 for Northern Pa
cifc railroad and you not make the invest
mcnt as per agreement: The course you
have thought proper 10 take in regard To
my request is rather poor one, taking
Your relations with me, and again ask you
10 reconsider and grant it. You will find
it much easier TO pay by tanning the
credit. and selected that course, thinking
il To be the best. II you az lin decline
shall be obliged 10 Use the notes or sell
lhem TO outside purchasers. Necessity
knows no law.
Whatever bonds still due to you will he
delivered as the road progresses. The
other portions Ct your letter make no re-
ply. You know the facts; it is sufficient
that know them, and ii j. useless 10 men,
ton them at this time. Please answer a.
once. / remain, respectfully yours,
WARREN FISHER, Jr.
The reply 10 this letter Is Mr.. Blaine's
letter OF April IS. 1872. already published.
The expression obtaining the credit y
i'm the above letter refers to a request by
Mr.. Fisher that Mr.. Blame would give him
letter Of credit, TO be drawn against by
Mr.. Fisher during u proposed European
trip. Mr.. Blaine beng at the time indebted
to Nr. Fisher for borrowed money, for
which Mr.. Fisher held Mr. Blinc's de-
mand promssory notes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-16
SUNDAYS GAME
The v'raIpins Meet with = second Defeat
at the Hands or tbe Leuisviiies.

LOUISVILLE, KY, September f5.-The
Louisyilcs again defeated the vlrginIas
Yesterday In an Indifferent game before
2.Co0 people. The visitors played good
helding game, except In the fifth inning.
when Meegan was hit bard, and the club
went to pieces. They were unable to bat
Beckcr.
The followino is the score.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-16
BOsTON, Nov. 10, 1877

DOSlbNs NV. ~. lSil.
Nv Dear Blaine: am in receipt Of your
favor Of the Sth ms. from which | am led
TO infer that the contracts j made through
YOU 70 your eastern friends have not been
fulfilled ON my part but such is not the
fact, as / have delivered clch and every one
Of them all the securities in accordance
with the contracts. and they have suTrenG-
cred 10 me my obligations. You arc W II
aware Of the condition Of the road, and that
you have received your full proportion OF
the bonds TO which you we're entitled under
TIE eastern contracts. when you consider the
length OF the road only completed. | think
YOU can readily see that can make no prop
Osilion further than as the road progresses
TO deliver your bonds in accordance. /
know but little Of your obligations II de-
liver bonds TO others; but taking into ac-
count the 100000 bonds you sold 10 Tom
Scott and the amount OF money you re-
received on the eastern contracts, orr rel
alive positions financially in the Little
Rock and Fort Smith railroad bear wide
contrast. Mr.. Caldwell is here. but have
not seen him; still, presume he has paid
proper attention TO your letter addressed
TO him.
Iremain, with kind regards.
" AnRPN ETsJFp II
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-16
Lfwss's FINE Art GALLERY.

DICTURES PlCTURE-FRAME5.
MIRRORS. and BgoNZEs;
lNGs, aud wATEI-CoLoRs now oa hand
and to be sold al low agares;
s.lO PHOTOGRAPH FRAMES from csc. sp-
wards;
EAsELs. CABINETS, MIRRORS, IN Plush ant
Bronze;
BisQUEs and BRONZE ALBUMS from 2'e. 70
o., about half Of usual prices, aud other ART
GOODS constantly arriving;
PICTURES FRAMED IN every style-Goid, coai-
position, Bronze, and nsturai woods;
full assortment OF ARTIST SUPPLIES AMI
STUDIES. seis
INSURANCE COMPANY.
VIRGINIA STATE INSURANCE 90.
oFYIcr-i0o6 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND.
INCORPORATED IN 1865,
CASH CAPlTAL..............s..'' 's''''t-VV'ovo
rNsuREs DWELLINGS, STORES, MERcHAN-
Disc, AND OTHER PROPERTY
against loss ~ damage by arc.
DIRECTORS;
J. l.. BACON, President;
- "A. >,o..>,c. ,yt.. p...ts.a,.
WILLIAM II. HAxALL, JAMES ALFRED JONAS
THOMAS ATKINSON.
RIO. y. RICHARDSON, JOHN D. GRANT.
SECRETARY. Asst. secretary.
w. q. MAURY, solicitor.
Agents IN all the prominent cities. towns All VII.
| iagesof Virginia.
OLivE-0il. 100000.
COURMET's OLIvE-oIL.
We have Jus. received srom sseamsra
FRESH LOT OF rms sc, CELEBRATED OLIVE
We have sold this OH. for many yeass psss. SD
Il 70 ali who have used It.
Ash for
GNURNKyS OLtvH-OtL.
For sale BY druggist and g-oeerA
| PURCELL. LADn CO.,
NH ~ Wholesale DragsstA
| -
LUaBER DEALEa.
" w. PICKRELL, LUMBER.DEAL-
IL ER, keeps IN yard al kinda % nuiL utv0
| lVMBEk, sllINaLEA LArhS, POSrS, 10
BILL LUMBER furplsAed promptly.
i v,,d eor,er p.O.i ssa issss stscsiA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-16
BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE. September IJ.-The beef-cat-
tie market slow. quality Offering not ~
good; values OF tops unchanged; other
grades iaIc. off: very best, jsa6e.; first
quality, ja54c.; medium, 3lai1c. ordinary.
aIa3c.; most sales, 3 TO SIC; receipts, 3.2i5
bead sales. ., lS2 head. swine In hight sup
ply and moderate dcmond; receipts, 1880
head; quotations, SIC. Receipts OF sheep
and lambs were $3.50 head; sheep, A,itc.;
lambs, 3Aajic.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-16

". Fisher, Jr., Esq.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-16
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

kliH'bND.
SETrENBER lj.-Prlces this week ranged
As follows:
Beet Cattle-Vcry best, 5s5lc.; me tium
TO good. iGiic.; common to fair. 2ia3ic.
sheep, 3Aaisc., gross; llmbs, iaJlc.,
gross.
Hogs. Cease, net.
There were 2ol head Of beef cattle, 2i3
hogs, and G7T sheep aud lambs on the
maj net during the week.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1884-03-07
RoyaltOn EippIings.

.Royalton, MINI, March T.
News is not very plenty but we will
endeavor to give you as much as pos
sible.
Marcus Kobe is running his saw
mill and is getting out a good quality
of lumber.
Our Royalton school closed on Fri
day last.
Election on next Tuesday.
Royalton needs good Touring mill
and it would pay to build one here as
we have two good water powers.
Little Falls must have q pretty "flip''
poet as we judge from manuscript
that came from there.
Who will be our next town officers
is a question in this village. Every
body should turn out to the caucus on
Saturday and secure good men to run.
Royalton has had revival this week
but little has been accomplished. The
people of this place seem to have
hearts of stone.
Cow Boy II.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1884-03-07
Card From Foreman futile.

Atthe late fire in which Leo 2. Brick,
our brother fireman was the sufferer,
was glad 10 see the spirit manifested
by both iremen and citizends. in try
ing to preserve what property they
could from the flames Prominent
rnong them that staid by from half
past twelve till half past four o'clock,
We would mention VIM. Batters, John
Hamlin, VIM. Butl-r, Jr., D. X. Hart
ing, Fred Hoffman, J. C. Jones, Geo.
stillwell, Andrew Fisher, fremeu; al
SO H. Raymond, Ed. Stone, Lewis Tou-
gas, Sam Morris, and other citizens.
would farther say that we have got one
Of the best companies Of firemen that
can be found in the state, bat do YOU
think that our village council appreci-
ates them any too much, or they would
see that they were furnished with
something more substantial with which
to fight fire. AS it has been, 80 far,
the fire company has had to supply
itself and furnish everything. I hope
that the village council. who has the
law on its side, will see to it that We
have betterapparatus for extinguishing
fire. We want Il fire engine,
H. B. Turtle, Foreman.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1884-03-07
Iedoux IacOnics.

Ledoux, March 3.
Mrs.. G. Cochran, who taught the
winter term Of school here, spent sew
eral days last week visiting old friends
and returned to his home in Parker.
MARR1sD.-On Monday, Feb. Is,
1884, at the Catholic church in Little
Falls5 Miss Fannie Ledoux to Mr..
Jerry Blair. Both parties are we'll
and favorably known here and their
numerous friends wish them a long
and happy voyage on the sea Of mat
rimony. JsM1AA.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1884-03-07

Yesterdays st Paul Globe: Emigra-
ton TO the Pacific coast is steadily in
creasing over the Northern Pacific road
and the emigrants come from far and
wide. Yesterday party of twenty-five
came in from Kansas, twen,y-nine from
Illinois, and fifty from other states, max
ing up a patty of nearly 200 who left last
night for Portland and other points on
the Pacific coast. The union depot was
swarming with them last night, and it
was necessary to put on three extra cars
in order to accommodate the crowd.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1884-03-07
The Rrainerd Election. !.

al The city election III Brainerd was
on Tuesday of@tLiz week and the fol-
lowing ticket was elected; & nta,vor-J.
S. Gardner, 401 majority Gierk-R.
g. Sparks, 116 majority. Treasurer
John Neyers, 1853 majority Police
Justice s. Fernald., Aldermen.
Peter Ort, o. E. Taylor. and George
Forseythe. The canvass WAS one Of
the hottest, eyer held, and a good deal
of bad blood was stirred up on both
sides. 1t was 8 defeat Of the conbina-
ton of men who have been running
Brainerd's city politics for several
years, and it is now promised that the
gamblers and prostitutes.will be driven
FROM the city. The Journal, edited by
H. C. Stivers, was the leading advocate
of the change.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1884-03-07
Agricultural Society Meeting.

There will be meeting Of the stock
holders Of Of the Morrison county ag-
ricultural society at the Office of the
secretary on Saturday, March Is, 1894
at 10 O'Clock g.. m. All stockholders
should be present as business Of i'm
portance will come before the meeting.
Fl. B. TUrrLz, Secretary.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1884-03-07
,1fs.1rItaI nrllet.ll ,TO-ls iigll ts

This eve ming tie Ladies and
Work ing club vii give .;a u elltertai t,-
1,naent III the Con regati onal church
and ii pralnises to Be Ye ry estiilsg..
The, bro, h as published last week
and embraces 8 IN fine SELECTIONS.
The musical part of tile emit rtaii1inelllt
3willbe III charge i Irs. Perley 3an &c !.
viii ertail,ly be fine. There Will ' -'
dialogues. reading eclalnatiolss and and.
.tableitux. All areinvited va a omission ~
rs cents. }3#
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1884-03-07

Pioneer Press: Warrants were sworn
out yesterday for. the arrest of two boys,
name Drum aud Fly m, charged with
stealing copies of the Pioneer Press from
the yards Of subscribers after the papers
had been delivered by the carriers. Their
method of work was somewhat peculiar.
They had trained dog, which was. sent
in after the papers. Al least twenty.eight
copies on Grove street alone are known
to have been abstracted in this way.
These boys will be dealt with to fullest
limit Of the law, as will all Others who
are apprehended
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1884-03-07

When we were in long Prairie on Mon
day of this week F. B. Simmons inform
ed us that he had about completed nego
tiations for purchasing the interest of J.
n. Long in the Long Prairie LEADER.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1884-03-07

The Catholic Ladies' Sewing society.
will meet at Mrs Henry Raslcot's next
Thursday afternoon, = The young ladies
are taking considerable interest in the
WA T.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1884-03-07

The freshe st, finest ond largest assert.
ment of crackers in the city can he
0und at J. P SMITH g. Co.'S
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1884-03-07

#z u iss Ellie Mattesons,,as secured rooms
for her t'1' dtlressniaking shop over Bitiart's
restaurant. She viii az, wotl. at her new
llts,.si ion after Wednesday next. s.z