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New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1884-08-13

On the 10Th inst. the voters of Red.
wood county Will vote on proposition
to bond the county in the sum of 3d.
600. to aid the Iowa and Minnesota
Northern Railway Company in build
ing its road through the county. AS
Redwood Falls is the only town in the
county that will receive any direct
benefit from the proposed road, the
outside towns, and especially those
along the Winona and st. Peter road,
are not overly friendly to thelproposi'
tion, and it will no doubt be defeat
ed.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1884-08-13

The many friends of conductor and
Mrs. Sid. Mills will be sorry to learn
that their four-year-old daughter met
with a serious accident last Friday.
She was swinging on gate, when it
fell, breaking her leg.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1884-08-13

It old of the Royal
dates paadng black lines alleged
order deract public notice disgusting
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WALLPAPER.

WALLPAPER.
just received a full assortment of
Wallpaper at
CHAs. WAGNER's
Furniture store
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1884-08-13
AUG. sCHELL

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The fastest selling book In America. Immenss
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free, HALLETT Book Co., Augusta, Maine.
Decl 1894.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1884-08-13

The season is approaching when the
hunters may, without fear OF hindrance
by the law, go forth and feast in the
sport of cunning after and shooting
prairie chickens. The Minnesota game
laws provide the following times when
game may be lawfully killed:
Woodcock during the month OF July,
after the Sd day thereof, and during the
months of August, September and Octo-
Der. !,
Prairie chicken and sharp-tailed
grouse during the month of August. af-
ter the 14th day thereof and during the
month of September.
Quail, pheasants, or cartridges dur
ing the months of October. November
and December.
Ducks and geese between Sept. ! and
the 18th day Of May succeeding.
Deer and elk during the month OF
December, between the first and 18th
days thereof.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1884-08-13

The Texas cattle fever is nearing
Minnesota. A Des Moines, Iowa,
special Of the 9Th inst, says: Notice
has been given the State Board OF
Health of the outbreak Of fatal cat.
tie disease at Lemars, seventeen head
of cattle having died in twenty-four
hours. The disease has also appeared
near Lancaster, Pa. Gov. Hubbard
dispatched doctors Hand and Hewitt,
of the State Board of Health, to Chica.
20 to make an investigation Of the
disease.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1884-08-13

AS a result Of his observations at
the recent encampments of the Mime
sofa National Guard, Col. Gaines Law
son, u. S. A., makes the following
recommendation to Gov. Hubbard:
s.That the captains of the different
companies make frequent inspections
of the arms Of their respective compa-
MES. That the old rifles be replaced
by calibre As and safety notch. That
more attention being paid to the bear.
ing Of the soldiers. That both officers
and soldiers be required to pass a ply
steal examination before entering in
to the service of the State. That
camp equipage be supplied each regi-
ment. That the State, in addition to
the present allowance, pay to each Of.
ficer and man so cents per day for
their subsistence while in the service
of the State. That some system Of
accountability be adopted by which
company commanders be required
to make annual returns Of all
the State property for which he
is accountable. That suitable muster
and pay rolls and morning reports be
required. such as ere in use in the
regular army. That each regiment be
allowed an instructor Of musketry
with rank of first lieutenant whose du.
ties shall be to superintend target
practice, and that an. inspector OF rifle
practice be appointed for the State.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-20

BEAURFGARD In Georcetown. D c, on w-Clnes-
day morning March l9, 1854. EiIZ beth Louisa
10 loved vile OF Louis Beauregard. aged forty
Years.
The funeral will take place from her late residence
No 1917 thirty third STREET. tieUrg. town FRIDAY
rninl March -lst o'clock and Proceed Inn
l-N churUl whore rt,lu.eu VII b. celebrated
sacramento and Connecticut papers please copy {.
DCNSEIL. On March II. lisa. al the residence oe
her husband John Duuueu JES Me JARyEs an tbs
ALVIN 4. Iill.Iu.
Remains tax u 70 Nashville Trnn for interrlent
FLEET. CLAFLIN LORING FLtET. only sop Of
VI Fart Is and Addie y Fleet. Tuesday, March 18Th
ls,4 II the nth Of his after lingering u
Less.
Rest, sweet angel, rest"
Funeral from the residence of his grandmother Mrs
clock Relatives aid friends u the faLilly In
yItti
FOWLER On the afternoon Of March Is 1854
FRANCIS MARION. the beloved wife N h. l. Fowler
and daughter Of The lae lhOs Hayes, ia the thirty
Funeral services at Union Chapel Church. Fr1dag
March Zlst at O'Clock to hlch al relatiyes ana
friends are invited.
FOWLER At Ianham's Station. Prince GeorRss
county. Nd, on Saturday. March Is, 1894 JOSEPHINE
beloved wife " c. T. Fowler ssed twenty five yssrs
HILL Thursday morning. March 20. 1884, AFFORD
HILL aged sixty live years
Funeral Will take place from Asbury church, Satur
day. AZ ten O'Clock a. il
REESE On March 18th lSS4 EDWIN r. REESE in
his hfty-fourth Year
ROGERS. On Wednesday afternoon. March TO- 1854
az three O'Clock p; m. PETER l. T. ROGERS 10 tie
thirty first year OF his
Funeral will take place from the psros Of henry Lees
Sens 20. 1872 Pennsy wanna avenue northwest, F.
DAY. March 2lst, at three O'Clock kelsttveo and
friends are RESPECTFULLY invited TO sttend
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-20
WILL THE PORTER RILL BE We.
IOED
President Arthur Said To he Opposed %
RESTORING Porter TO the Army.

NEw YORK. March s0.-1he Washington special
70 the Evening Post SAYS that al the Executive
Mansion few days since reference WAS made 20 tn
titz John Porter Dill Various features NJ the nin
were discussed. when the President talked freely
OF the debates IN Congress Among oth6
ihiasS he slaid that The jealousy between Porter
ana Pope had been very great and Was not 70 -
approved. that Porter " ten pardoued had been ~
stored 10 tbs ciN TlEatS ana tuat he had not So
any lhlAS IN The eN aeuce that had been presented
tle ARMY Inc suggestion " ~ made The presidcns
mat veto would not Improve his presidential
RTo>t'tft> Ia Aule>Uia ana Ia some othsr quarters
~here Porter Was said 70 have friends The Presi-
DENT COX no notice II this Etstun but said that
h tAtrr! aimed these Views aid did not object %
having them known.
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The M'CIrRE nIsptrCu


ehAhGkD WITH CONSPIRACY TO pEFRAID STOCK
BROKERS.
ms morning Detective Ran and Officer QG-llan
made two important arTeSJS-Haryev l. Maddox
and George Dalton. both Of New Yori--arl locked
them UP in the fifth precinct station house, On the
charge OF conspiracy 10 Gefraud stock brokers De-
tectiVe Ran received Information Yesterday that
these men were engaged With telegraph operator
III ScLele 10 Cefraud the brokers here uy getting
the Up" as TO quotations before they were made
puonc, and On this knowledge they We're 10
ouy or sell, and cheat the brokers here with
whom theE Were dealing The operator did Lot
engage IN lhlS business with them. .It this MORN
Ing he met them at the Ett.tt house. aud iney
Thought that they had II al arr anee Tor the DAY
WORK. one OF them went 10 Ii.lyS Office at the II.
Marc, and the other TO Bishops Office, and both
were arrested, as before stated
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-20
A NEW YORK SENSATION.

handsome young woman. who gives her name
as Mrs. Sflverlar Downing has brought suit In New
York to obtain the possession Of child which she
claims as her own Her story Is as follows in sub
stance Two years ago she met MIR Forest 5. Down.
ing, and they became infatuated with each other
ana ne married her Dy private contract which the
loose marriage laws OF New YORK allow. When her
child was born be told her that IL must be given TO
some one for adoption and IL WAS accordingly
transferred TO the care OF a Mrs. Hannity. a hsiy
farmer. In two weeks she was told IL was dead.
Circumstances have led her 10 believe IL living and
recently She went 10 the cemetery anu had the cu1in
eXhumed. Her child was a boy, and the coffin
contained the body OF q female about four mont rs
old. She immediately took action concerning her
child. which she believes 20 lie alive. The other
parties TO the suit Strenuously deny that the child
Is alive and assert that il Is dead, md that she
found the wrong coffin.
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

cHAS Sn s,,, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PEEN>lLEANIA AVENUE ORIHWEST, No
lbs FIRST STREET NORTHWEST. AID p Apr
OF LOT 2. N SQUARE No 73l, on PENNaII
NANIA AVENUE EAST, BETWEEN FIRST AMI
SECOND STREETS. $500
BY virtue of decree of the Supreme Court of the
March A D. 1854 in Equity cause No 1872 Shall LIN
sell to the highest bidder III front of tle premises com
Iuenci = at HALI-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK r II on
IU.sDAY. THE TWENTY FIFTH DAY Of
MARCH 1884 Lot No .. Of Daniel Carroll's sui division
Of o.1gnal LOT No IL squar No. SO except the por
story Brick store aru dwelling, No. 103 PenisyIvan
avenue northwest
Also, lot g. of the subdivision in so,,.re
No So fronting twenty SiIree (23) on lst str,
and improved by threesory brick dwelling No los
LIST street northwest
Also, ot lot in square No 49, beginning for the
SAINT on Pennsylvania avenue at the northwest corner
Of said lot and running thence with the dividing line
between lot and lots nuiuber Il 3 and to street
thence with laid street twenty-four f24) feet
seven and threequartes 90 inches: thence parallel
with the ilne dividing lot number lots aid 4 10
Pennsylvania avenue. aud thence westwardly with
said avenue twenty five feet.
Terms OF sale, prescribed by said decree
OF the purchase money TO be paid in cash. and the
balance Ill one and two years from the day of sale EI,
the deferred payments the purchaser purchasers shall
give their notes raw six go cent interest per
annun. secured by deed deeds of trust the prop
erty purchased deposit of one hundred dollars
on each o must be ade when the property is knocked
down All conveyanclng to be al the cost of the p1lr-
chaser or Terms of sale be complied with
within seven days from day Of sale the property will
be resold at the cost Of the defaultinR purchaser
JOHN l. MCNALIY, Trustee
hlhltdSds Columbian Law Building.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-20
TINHOS. j. FISHER L Co. Real Estate Auction.ers
TRUSTEES SALE OF LOTS ON MT PLEASANT
AVENUE. BETWEEN SHERMAN AVENUE AND
-
Two WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.

III THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
SAIU RDAI, MARCH TWENTY SECOND 1884 at
same hour and place.
BY order of holder of note. mills 90 2l-3t
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THE DIVIDED DEMOCRATS.
A Canvass OF the House on the Tariff
Question.

MAJORITY AGAINST TIE MORRISON RIrl-NonrrlcA-
TloN PROPOSED TO GAIN TRE EgQvyS NvNBfR OF
VOTES FOR ITS PASS ,GE-BIr THAT Will NOT a,-rRr
TIE INEyITABLE SPLIT.
committee Of TEL. q reforners has been svpo.at-
ed 70 make a canvass Of the HOUSE aad ascertain
the status OF the Morrison bill They made pre-
nminary canvass and found that the blll wanted
the requisite number OF supporters 10 secure ITS
passage. They then held consultation 10 see
what notifications could be made, not materially
Affecting the principle u The t that would secure
the few additional votes necessary 10 its passage.
II was found that few notifications In the clauses
aNectng the Iocal interests in PeuG>ylyai NV
Jersey and Ohio would MAKE the bal. acceptable Ia
u suHcleht number OF those WHO nOw oppose Il, u
give IL majority. The COMMITTEES. - d re
suit OF their canvass and conference, have decided
~ Iecoinmend these notifications. AMI have la L.
oII LIST OF the members who may then be depend
en- upon 10 support IL According 70 his list. The
oitl, WIN tne proposed modi.ca-ioLS. WI have II
assured majority Of nine over the raaNined forces
ol lhe repuodcans and Nj. Randau's followers. II
his estimate proves correct the passage OF The bl
NIL De assured, but
SPLIT WILL NOT We ayFErEu
The compromise upon THIS basis Wi De The si15,r,-
OF ciscussIon IN The CAUCUS Which Il Is proposed Ia
can on Tuesday, and many Got 04.sel IL tie is.
are expected 10 cone over 10 The ruare-.ty Batau
VIII ho' come oNer. X Is ae>'. -, i.. Hama. and
Ten or twelve Of his followers TysijS, 10 t. con
tillated upon any uut the basis az r.oreJUun.
ihtSe Il i understood. xii vote win tnr rpuI.i-
cans l-ld the SPIT Viii Ne violent Mo permanent
mis- result IS looked lpou Is iut.y.t h.e. and
thee Is to-d2, more eNoiteur9J over t.e tsl al
Itttot. thdil Las oeeu apparent s!nye the QLe7i Il
Was nrSt raised.
The MCIrRE DISPATCH
sehI 10 the !latelpala Times. Mrtttea after Z
thorough discussion 81 The subject with Members
on both sides, under t,e harnou1aE influence l: q
eood dinner. IS the general >u-'egr uI discuss N
me dlopatch declares split Ia The party 20 lie
inevitable saying Thai oOJlI ia. tiai~ are ,, t To
saCrihte the presidency 10 rH,ir prize R.-.,- -
opinion - Iu.4t expressed IL a1tn hiUtrleorS and
itdlot! iooWeES. aal The CONCLUSION Trac1.d i
tAdl TIE tdi1h biz VIII pass the 3lNc. H,r "a o..
cltices q eeclins L democratic Frvs4Lc.., LIS
tIIue i gone
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Affairs in West Washington.

ANOTHER BREAK IN THE CANAL-The letting in
of the water in the canal washed out the stills Of the
locks at Washington street This does not inter-
fere with navigation at present, but the water will
have to be turned on this level when the repairs
are made.
FINED FOR VIOLATING CUSTOM REGULATIONS-The
collector OF customs at Georgetown, D. c., has
imposed fine OF 500 on the captain OF the sloOp
John Williams, OF Town Creek, Mo, for emitting
and an additional 1ne OF $50 for not suTrendering
the sioops papers at the custom house within three
DAYS after expiration.
THE PUMP at corner Of asd and streets needs
roDair1n1.
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The Screamer,s Passengers.


NATION.
The Department of State has received a letter,
dated March 9Th, from w. H. Poneys L. S COM
ercial agent at Cabaica, In reference to the brig
Screalaer. The agent says that the captain OF the
Screamer came to hts ONCE on the sth instant and
cleared for Boston. In making up his bill Of health
he wished the agent to leave In blank the number
o. passengers as he did not know II he would have
twenty or twenty-five. whom he (the captain) be-
Eeyed were highwaymen and robbers from the
country, and who the authorities had bribed for
5000 to leave for the United states The passen-
gers boarded the vessel at the Keys. The agent
says he could get no Information about them from
the merchants there. they were all concerned in
getting Them off.
This letter was referred to the Treasury Depart
ment- Notwithstanding the above suspicious cir
cilnSances regarding their embarkat1on, Secretary
FClgar considers that the examination proves that
there Is no reason for OBTAINING them, and they
viii, therefore, be allowed TO continue on their
Journey
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-20

PETERSBURG, Va, March 20.-Some weeks ago q
Retition, numerously signed by the people OF
jarvis, asking that the death sentence Of Enoch
brown. for the murder OF his wife, be commuted to
Imprisonment for life in the penitentlary. Thus
far nothing has been heard from the petition. and
unless the governor tntarfeIeS Brown Will be exc
cuIed at the Halifax court house tomorrow morn
Ing. Brown was TO have been hung some months
ago, but has twice been reprieved
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OBEhI o. HOFFMAN. Real Estate Auctloueer

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED
BUSINESS PROPERTY. OPPOSITE CENTER
STREET NORTHWEST, AND THE LOT on
WHICH IT STANDS
Under and by virtue Of three deeds Of trust dated
reeGtlvely On the 9Th day Of October 1879 the fi
18th day Of September 1881 and 9TH day of Decer A
br ISL and recorded respectively IN brr g2 folio so
et IL 1iber ys5 folio s. ct seq and in Iiber ggI
folio l,3 ct Of the land records OF tn District of
Counbia the undersigned Trustees viii SELL at public
s VII BAY or IA fn $50
FIVE O'CLOCK P. M, all that piece or parcel
Of land lying i'll the city of WASHINGTON in the
District of Columbia ard being all that part of lot niue
!'l II square three hundred AID eghtytwo 1882,
taned within he following Iletes and bounds: Begin
ming for the at point 9Th street west dist mt
ninety-our 9 feet eleven Ql) inches south from the
south twenty-five t2j) feet; thence west eghty-eigh
80 fest lime and one half 9) inches the east line Of
ot IL said square thence Lorthwardly with said east
hne twenty-s1 900 feet % inches the line of
me 40s sold and conveyed by Richard smith trustee
the 10th OF September. isl9. to A. NJ Clements and
thence eastwardy to the said 9Th and place Of
beginning together with the improvements right of
alley way over the north three 90 feet front by depth
said OF lot Is reserved the of said part Of
lot ana the property adjoining it the north
Terms OF sale: Ons third of purchase money to be
pad IL cash. the res due to be paid in and wears
from day of sale with six interest the proIis
Inents secured the property sold the satisfaction
OF the und trustees. all cash. the oDtou of
the purchaser. Terms of sale to be- compiled with in
ten days iro Gay or sale or tru tees the right
AFTER sci Iloce az IN y seem proer to the trustees
deposit " s25U TO be made when bid is accepted
GLu. i. APPLEBY, r..
VA. Z EDMoNSTON, { trustees,
4.G 5tl street northwest
r. o. HOFFMAN. Auc:ioneer
lOth aud streets W
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TrOffcrs Sold Chean.

was continued to-dlv. Among the prices We're the
following: General, gray geIding, Ioaled in 1879,
$50; Horizon, brown gedlng, $500; Viola, brown
foaled In 1879 $500; Bruno, black gelding. foaed IT
1876 $500; ophelia. bay mare. 1os)ed in 1879, 800:
Highland Pink and Eta. team OF hay mares. SI55
each; Pariniy. geidng, $3.50; Lady Norris chestnut
mare. foaled in 1878, s275; Lady smith, bay mare,
foaled 1878, $780, Simpson, bay ge!ding, foaed in
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NISCEL.ANEarS

Eclon Baltz and Thomas Karsch We're granted
liquor licenses to-day BY the Commissioners
Under Amusement Of the health Officer the Com
m1SSonefS to-day ordered the closing or that ua,r
OF 1 street. between 18Th ami 18Th. on account o!
the serious Illness OF CAPT. Wheeler Us A II lSa6
l street northwest.
Health Oflicer Townshead invites the attention ~
the commissioners 10 depression In the sidewalk
In front or 456 ana ass o street orthIEaSr cauSi-
water to stand therein until IL becomes fouL
Mrs Davidson. No ass Massachusetts, avenue
northwest. calls attention or the Commissioners 20
the dangerous condition Of the front vi h,r
premises
BAD ROAD.
Mr. Joseph Harvey called or Commissioner Ed
EendS to-day In relation 10 the condition OF tie
1enleItown road. describing IL rnry condition IA
The LQtIoWS and lis rocky CoGGILIca Oh the hills
and suggested that the S1Irr1nl .ndpt al ra4t-s
make the roads higher in the middle instead of
dishing them out like a canal. The Commissioner
stated that he Thought the suggestion d, good one.
and said he had often wondered when riding ever
tnls read, why II had been constructed in The way
IL is. He thought the hollows should ie filed up
instead OF diohed .out. and should the pt9Iril he
fortunate enough 10 obtain an appropriation Tor re
pairing IL he would that tnS was done fof tiaTq.
IS no country road which needed repairing more
than this
BUILDING PERMITS
issued 10y Inspector En,wlse: D. Z. Croft erect five
two-jcry dwellings. I, between Sth and yrh streets
northwest: $1,000. ". c. RlveS, erect one four
story dwelling. I, between 11jh and 18Th streets
northwest: $1,000. Edward Brown, repair frame
2l23 T. street northwest: Sl5a Gibson Bros t.ntir
brick. southeast corner PennSYl vaiha avenue ana
and dwelling, corner A and 81 streets northwest;
$1,000.
DoN'T LEAVE SoUR DoOrS OPES.-LaSt night the
front door of house No sl1 2St street. occuuini ~
Mr.. Amos Mason. was ac 1dentally iett open About
/ O'Clock this morning an old colcrc1 man named
Charles TaSco entered the hallway. too kCI his
shoes, and started FOR the upper or the house.
but. turning the wrong WAY, he fell The noise
awakened the family. and an alarm was given.
Tasco was arrested and his shoes We're found i'm ne
halfway where n" had lrTt them. Ia The Police
Court this morning TascO pleaded guilty 10 A
charge or house5reakng, and the case Was sent to
the grand jury; bonds $500.
ENCOUNTER WITH CHICKEN THIEF.-About five
O'Clock this morning as Officer Rhodes who r,->t I.s
in the county Just above Boundary street. WAS re-
turning home. he saw that MS chicken house Coor
was open. He looked in. and u tall. stout col
ored man. who rushed n him the Offictrl. ard
desperate struggle ensued in which the Officer mad
the flesh OF his hand badly torn The officer cried
for help, and his wife raised the window. when the
negro. becoming frightened. Jumped the fence ana
ran away. The officer fired two Intellectual shots
at the thief
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-20

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Miners Strike Threatened in Pennsyl.
Eania.

PITTsBCRG, Pa, March 2o.-The miners officials
are agitatng a strike among the miners OF the
first, second, third and fourth pools, II the opera
tveS insist upon reducing wages One-fourth OF
cent per bUshel next week. The opera
tives say that If the men strike now
1t will be the longest lockout they ever
experienced The miners say that 1t is only
when starvation StareS them III the face that they
Will make The strongest fight The Miners ASSocia-
ton, however, is not in a condition to stand long
strike, and 1t is probable that the reduction viii be
accepted.
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Death of Dickeu. D,,tchman.

PHILADELPHIA, March 20.--The death few days
ago OF Charles Lougheinier, widely known as
dickens Dutchman, is made known to-day. He
died In the penitentiary, and was quietly buried In
the pOtterS Held, after serving fifty OF his IS years
OF life In conyict's cell. He was not prisoner at
the time OF his death, but allowed to return TO
the prison, which he looked upon as his home, to
die