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Daily Republican., 1884-05-30

VIENNA BAKFkY-THlRD& 81 JEF.
v fersOn 1t. Csser and Ice Cream
always on hand.
N. Is. Also special rates given to par
ties. GEO. IL HUEER, Prop.
a30.1m
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and rersovefance would accomplish Il II we
should Il ttrmiue 10 tx II "A fhc trouble
woull he ~ the sareh use SD livery. 4
would not @ ufsc, pav IN b tns down tho
goods ron Providence AID Fall River, aud then
return hon, aud his would pronNb Involve
tahlthing sAteho Sc II VI RIVER and sel.-
Ing by sfmplr here Tn iftight .crf or back
would he something can-ido able md could
no be Afforded N 'uch nsfos mafgiH Of the
prlt ase1i,t Ia this II pono ,ys"m OF
iuiufos would sase any mill which had hnd
bsd uck rom hcing oD ircd "a tighter iw
Pc uolions m order n ral,e mon Another
cotton merchant ss,d that ihr tch me was
rev on. 10 10 r-d although he bad known
II had been nv ftain.d Tor ZONE line. ffi-t
cloths II tire kind knoWn a. .x,'n 0i-. mo sur
ed even re 20 the pan y. an ~ worth
yt,tefiey ION cer'ss ysri. pound 'hee-
fnre 81 W IA. cloths was worth nbdnl - q ms,
while cotton might BE- uid IN hu e"th "
csuit pluud. Toe mic, lax. oirfh < fpi ning
wsr,ing Nrd weeyl x had add u cents
D. uui t. q ytlu ~ e. toiiun. . had M tde
iva biles stc. thl. ptee,s mad been gone
through W N worth ~ much as 1--we o.iure. lt
Wns supposed at az. 900 5000 ale, we
worked up annual y IN tls n noE o rquya
This clul no ad ed "a a. In mess OF the ex-
chang Il wou Il about dUuh, ha .cluh DE-
lyerics. AID ~ cJurs cnu be 'iaf,d up"n
spo ularv ls 20 a. z a. an rHwnt ~ auy "i,er
comm tditv his 4. hcmeih which uuder
this Wow T. nrfetly to be desired. a. III re IL
nuw no market where III wnuh roi, nave. -
no q Gnu ~ II IN AiNNH Nv WV ~ .I'i'
wo Ia had he way 20 thi introduction II thor
-fiiclcB which would benefit toe pr due'r II
them nj the hroE r on ihe tYrheise 4 Eek,
rerionc.d hiolser said that he PLAZA looked seil
o. IT'S Il @ Trhvid q we uld 4 the co ouer-
alton ~ the two trld = Ia IN r would g
NJ DOUBT that The cogon ht0k rs would br wiz
iug 10 TAX hold ~ ~. hut would the iaC.o'y m n
and the y int rs and jIb ers ltuerded the CO.
ore alton Of lng nuub Der q men who were
not row ia the cxchsog-, an who eou'd only
b. brnu4ht ia hy sucfe,s WprchOusnR tho
.o,aH would re AZ expense which must con.
sidered ~ itwts plain tina, the cost Of double
transportation TO aud ffom New York was too
prasft be- e rti mula ed
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MEDICAL
Smiths Gstlast d May !ltWI',
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
forall Diseases OF the Bladderand Kidneys
IL Positively Cares where "ih
other Remedies fanyc tast-
cd 20 Produce Relief.

"Brlehrs Disease Of m kidneys" a fearful
scourgc, which spares neither age sex nor condi'
ton. becomes an incumhle disease only Tor the
want OF timely attention n allowed TO work rs
raynrcs unchecked until 70 has iastcrcl upon the
ytalso,iis victim no medical skill can release It's
hold: it claims H. prey, ana annually rs
victims hy the thousand a timely use OF
Smiths Extract of May Flawer
will positively prevent such rcsultr In prde' Of
mis- assertion, wo cite you 10 the numbcilcss tesi'
monla's IN our possession, and quote such cnl'
nont authorities % Dr. IN Ives, OF New Haven
Conn. and DR.. King, Compiler Of Kings Dis
pensntory) Ask your own physician IL he'e
names are authorities. and decide for yourself
whether you VIII Gacrincc your life rather ihan
surrender your prejudice 20 an advertised nedl'
cine. Decide now, Il may not be too late
Smiths Extract of May Flower
IS natures own remedy li'sno vile decocton
of nausoous drugs ana dangerous chemicals. Nay
Flower Is q modest l;.lc plsnt which grows In
New Foundland IN Pennsylvania and Kentucky
It's diuretc and nstringeut In its properties ana
has frequently been used to great advantage IN
Diarrhna aud Bowel Complaints OF children Is
great merit however, Is In rs gentle aud efficient
action on the kidneys. It removes oil impurities
through natural channel. nnd restores thesystem
TO a healthycondi:Ion. ltvrompuy relieves pains
in the back and lolns. In cases OF weak aud deli
cate females, its value is beyond computation
But for the natural modcsiy OF woman. which
causes her to shrink from newspaper publicity,
we wight publish hundreds OF testimonials oil
| inestlmable benefits derived from its use.
Ask your druggist for smith's Extinct OF May
Flower Read carefully the circular around tho
bottle. II is yours to choose between
Health, Happiness and Life,
Disease, Misery and Death.
Prepared only by 5. b. Smith & Bro, Covngion
Ky. For sale By all druggists. -.-.----...
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IBID. tAskci.
ToNK-Opened: cw York, FRY; New Or
leans, steady; Liverrool. firm. Closed; New
York steady; New Orleans, steady; Liverpool.
CHICAGO. April a Provisions ere undersoios
a savage bear raid and valnes 1fo Welding
RAPIDLY, June lard made break OF 81 cents.
and closed to-day nc - az IL per cwt VIII 10
May closed at IS 95. which is loss OF 81 l-2
Q, nus since yest Tdsy PorE tor May " ~ ~ ~
INK to-day o. si7.47 l-2 for May aud l1O, T
June delivery Cora Is cent cd Tor May and
IL cents ~ for June delivery, closing to.day
lower Tor May aud 1-2 cent lower for June
At close to-day, May wheat brought 81 is and
June sod IT last trading for IS IL heoe p,- OF
j2s ITO; oats 1877 42s shipmenu are. wheat
1914; corn OF. 81; oats 1851
rt Louis Grain is dull aud declining. Win
ter wheat Il Is low or for May aud In spot thcre
was no trading Corn Is Ia of for cash stuff
and Ia cent over for May. Oats 10 Msyis IL
cent lover and cash oats is at previous prices.
wheat 81. OF (oidl; May wheat. 81 OF "a Cash
corn. A. SIS aud IA. Cash oats. 30 Ia; May
o. cston-op,ions are higher everywhere
The m st marked advance Is ut New
York where August cottou Is over - cents.
Gales are heavie than on a " previous day.
The New YORK Commercial Bulletin .ays the
proposed introduction OF the sale OF print cloths
on the cotton exchanges Is excifnE much IN
meat The general tone o. he trade appear.
70 be isyosslc 70 y =, 20 . isT a. eoad be
yesterday. The plan Of m skins an sdd IN
70 the business OF tse cotton exchsnge. strikes
m. az < cd one'' said une o. the lsailng cot
n brokers II know no one who Is really vp-
posed {, the plan. alth0ng many have con
a. q they did not und frstanc u. ana y rhaps
there ore AZ ne o. ~ Who have clearly eras ed
the measure Of rs importance Our exchange
suffers fr IN on deslingin sir sls comnoci }.
nnf when sales are slow In that they are slow
a ose'her Bv adding sno. her SUING % cur
30 we lacrosse our chaucs OF there being a
fairly god market II all tim,s and We Inc ga e
our constituency. Hose people will buy from
vs.. We shall have large lima Of customers
amonR the printIs and joooers The nachin-
cry Of these sa,es y ~ be little 0mculf 70 put
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Ct,TTOS.

srocxs melted away 22.oOo since YESTERDAY
Conso idat I'd receipts are OF 1900 halss, based
IN his day one ear ago. Exports are heavier
spot cotton is is higher at dslvest n; l'l0
higher ut New York g q New ORLEANS. ssgs
are very large At Dallas spot cotton u l-i9
cent higher The movcmentisS bales received
81 wagon No shipments.
The total receipt OF cotton for tha weeks end;
Chronicle ware So s3t bslrs, against " Obs bales
the week before, 40 sTs the week before thst
and Ct. 720 bales the week before the st men
uoned wees making the total receipts siaco
September list 1883, 4.5S2.67o bales. sga,nst
Gs20. ,S2 bales for the same period OF lsSs-sS
SSowing decrease since Beptembor Isl. lsss OF
The ex por,s for the week ending March 2s'h
fesch total Of ~ k9o bales, OF which ~ ~ were
n Great Britain. 909i to France and 1881 ', tho
rat OF the continent. while the stocks rs made
10 this evening are now 73o.G9i bales.
The viSibl supply OF co ton March 23'h. as
usde up by cable aud telegraph, Is as follows:
The continental t, ks, as well a. those Tor
Great Britain and the anoat, are this weeks re-
turns. and consequently AL The Eur pesn hg
uYes are brough, down to Thursday evening
But To make the totals the omplete hgur ier
Tonight March 2S. W add tho item ofetpoits
a -.
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Swfts SPEC iic Il outirely Az Eetable prepes
elton, and should no be cOniOunueh with ts1
various substitutes, 1 isiioHs non.secret hum
bugs. "sul cess AtefAus, exc etc, which ara
nuw being msrufacuni by v6rous parsons.
More Of the contain a sing article which en-
1T Into the co opposition OF :. :, s There u
only one S1i'ts Specific ard there Is nothing
IN the world like IT, To proven oisast-r and
disappointment. be Bure 10 gst the gehHine
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swifts Specific = compl g. anidots 10 Bloo&
Taint, BlN0d Poison Nal rial Poison and siin,
Ruinor J. III KsoH SNiTR. MD. All 'nta Go.
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have Ind remarkabl snccess with swifrl
speciha in the tr,atrnent n Bio d and skin din.
eases aud IT. female diseases. | too Il mysei
for Carbunclos with hpppy eff CT
DO. G. H.Eaf. NJ. d Atlanta, Ga
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used swif's Specific on my little daughis
who was afflicted with some Blood Poison WING
had T, sisted all sorts OF treatment The Sperf
relieved her permanently. and shall use u
my practice.
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MeolcAt

rl, EtO.A4 lksalA q. FRANCE.
hgs made "a 40 a,1uu ici N stare TexAs 10
iull his ucvcI.hllinr nmcdy 'Esnuu .o..au-
bial Restorative OF Fiia'fcr' u a1vileo s9h
rrryons debility. lcsr OF man cod ant hin
dfrd Diseases should A. onc' y ccure MS .nulas
rom which % learn Ag cause ~ the fsea~ss
above cuioned tE.t A. unoc 70 ficaufC frurn
ne of through u ny yulu errgao or ycsprnsv
the uevVf.feilnE rvptly
ChuwOus q BALDWIN
wholesale luggii ~ paNsC, 1.x<.
Nv retail ~ iiuw.n = hr San ~. l. MnliAnk.
Ilu Ialud haninst uuirt, ~ reges, eiu'1
and GIT binding. On cents; srnie iu paper oovcs,
- celis. Manhood, 10 oeuti wpnsnhood. ~
cous. pamphlet. cruis, sccu'ols sealed ~
mail Send money %. rnsisgr spps. DIN.
WHITTIER, the Great specialist III ~.
Cha .lc, Street 49,. Louis, so.
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In 1880 came from the north 10 take char
the gas works In Rome. ~ supsltntendent
after the overflow, VIII Oh occurred In the Bpu
following ! was vo.y much exposed 70 malu
Toison and In i5s found my blood 40 conisu
mated with the poison thai wa forced 70 z:
M business. was treated bv the physicio
without relief. My trouble finally 9etermip.'
In an psssss OF the liver, and neas'y every
Tiny elf included thought was doomed H.
within q few days In this condition [ WA
yised by friend 10 take swiffs spcciic, an
took II lust as q drowning man YOU'D catch.
straw, but as soon ~ my SYSTEM got under 'H'
influence OF the rom dy, mo absccss came !, .
point and burst, passing or without pain. {
fifteen days after this was M at my work.
have since enjoyed excellent health.
Every sufferer from ma afial poison shoois
take SwlfhB Specific e. KsoER
srpt Rome Gas I. ight Company.
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iu ne Head the ylisl ilul passu g unobserbe6
Ia the urine. many other diseases that lead
ID tnsstifv sud desih
THE EsGLt-B mEOfrAL IS;rIrUrE
win agrce q ioriru five Hun red DoilArs
for q case OF IN : tlud the W al Nf-NOHk
TIVE (lnder tnelr SPECIAL tdrice AID trost-
neuO will not cure or fur afyfhing impure OF
iuluriug foupi in n. rfiE ENNtt-h MEDI-
cat INSTITUTE treats all Private DiseNes
succe sfilly without mercury Donsuittttou
Free. Thorough cKsmiununu and advic., In
Guiding analysis % uhnc. 2 81. Pdoe ~ Vital
Restorative. 5ihl bottle, or four lines tbs
price, orc - ID (nC y sent without ~
ss guaranteed. secu from ob,ervAion, AUD
IN private enc " desired, ~ NEoLHh
l. mis- Hissour.
wholesale Agents, J :. SCOTT 800. aa'-
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TAb aAAAr hNghllh NaM6DY

J d 900 ftrf ilins TOMS
Ir Ntry, o. otility,
exhaust Sd Vitality, ssu-
i'ni WeskuesH, sper
o. { OIL WA. l. O ST
MANHOOn, impoten-
ry. PtHa yti- en all tAs
or ihlo oncct. OF Self.
hirs youthful follios,
md rn see IN mnyur0y
To 90 such "a Ions %
M' mory. Lafsitui1, Moo
iurualEo sslons. Aver
siou society, Dirn-
rCH uf Via a. Goifux
rf. ca a. ruf nuaaaarf...s
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DRUG, cline:

The Gre, les, aud only Perfect Hair Rostorer
Eve lis over
Mr. bruce havn discovered this wonderful
Re,torer uiief, IL TO the pubic SITTER epe ted
experiments cHiminc for 1 quail les possessed
bt no other hair preparation ever 10 snuiac'useu
II DOES rot aye the ha'r but oeuse. N new
growth IN iis oieiunl color ai'er two week. ap.
plicat1u. q mabers rot whether the hair IL OF
The dtenCst black OF most drlirnie Oionae.
IL also entirely frees the head rom dahdrui''
aud Is frl c from auv poisonous oruo
THE propfe or guara tees 10 give one nun
Died dollar. 'iOO az Ia any reron who afler
fair trial ilnds tina, II does not DO 10 their entire
saiisiac ion al that IL olsimod TO- II.
Over wenty Thousand t2lOOo) fastim 'niais
ard etters VI fpprovai could DC furnished
For dressing o clean the head OF dandfuh
keel the ha,r rom failing out or iuising gray
II hos no eqns,. 90, -,
Nv rs use as dir ssing the hair will re'fln
a soft snd glo,sy appearance, aud VIII never
turn gray
PRICE. ONE Dol AR PER BOTTLE.
MATTHEW a. BKU lie
222 SIXTH AVENUE New York
Money refunded In all cases where satisiac-
ton IN not givcp send for circular, Win rei-
erences ~ AGENTS WANTED.
Name this paper.
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Our treatise on Blood and Skin DfseA
nailed free IN applicants.
sWfFf specific tf' brewer ;. Atant
New York OfIce 1853 Wesf 2Si street
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ToNE liverpool, firm With god demand.
closing sotvs a. fun rats Closed: Now York.
Brm; New Orleans strona: Galv sion. nrn
ogaaArps 80 aE.iuv1s
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Total 90 si,ht March 2s s.32j7. 6tO6s 81
ftwlil be seen by the above that the deeressn
IN amount IN sight tonight AS comp n d with
LAT v0sr IL 05l, 1ui bGles
Bombay RppearH 10 show decrease compared
with last year In tho weeks receipts OF ~. 90
bales and decrease IA shlnmc ts 81 2.,O1
bales aud the shipmeuts since January ! show
y decrease of Gao o bales
The movement from noris OF Indis other than
ROmblv, via % Won. TuticOfin. Kurfa heo and
Clconnda, Is II 500 ba,os more than the same
l. lasI
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1884-05-16
The Old Minnesota First.

The Old Minnesota First.
The following 6 call has been issued for
reunion Of the First Minnesota Regi-
Iment. 5:s.33 n. II: i ii &. 4 I.
II MAINNEAPoL1s, Minn. May 8, 1854
The next annual reunion of comrades Of
the old First Minnesota viii be held at
Minneapolis on Tuesday, July ~, 1884.
The grand encampment Of the Graud
Army Of the Republic will begin at
Minneapolis on that day, and the Grand
Army Of the Republic will parade on
that day. The old First, as an organized
body, will JOIN in the parade. All old
comrades are urgently requested to be
present, and to, appear, if practicable, in
dark suits and hats. Natice of the place
OF rendezvous will be announced here
after. All comrades who read this notice
will please SEND to me Immediately, their
names and postofice address, and also the
names and addresses of other comrades
known to- them. We desire to have every
Surviving soldier of theals N aaae.
sofa to attend the reunion. In order to
reach, possible, every surviving veteran
ofthe First, I request the editors of all
newspapers in Minnesota, Dakota, Mon.
tana, northern Wisconsin, and northern
Iowa to publish this notice without
charge. H. l.. GORDON,
President First Regiment Minnesota
Volunteer Association.
The place for holding the reunion has
not yet been decided upon, but it is prob
able that the State University grounds
will be selected. for that purpose. About
two hundred veterans are expected to be
present. 1t is calculated that not over
two hundred and fifty of the original $500
Of the regimentare now living. Four
hundred and fifty members were dis
charged with the regiment. About one
thousand six hundred and seventy-fve
were discharged on account of disabili-
ties received in battle. Seven hundred of
the regiment were engaged in the battle
of Gettysburg, and 500 were either killed
Or wounded during that terrible en- gage,
ment
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1884-05-16

One of Blaine's stron gest New England
supporters, who has just returned from a
consultation with the "plumed knight -
was asked the meaning Of the rumored
alliance between Conkling and the Blaine
forces. ooh, you needat laugh at the
story" was the reply, ''for it is true. You
know Conkling wants to go back to the
senate. He realizes that it will be i'm
possible unless he can placate the half
breeds. Now. it is fact, and I have il
from Mr.. Blaine himself, that Plat has
offered him the unreserved support oi
Conkling and his friends as against the
Chicago convention. Conklipg ca1cu
lates that such a course will settle all ole
scores, and leave the field clear of all
opposition to his return to the senate. ,
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1884-05-16
KNJTE co NsENTS

i. HoUsE or RErREsRNTATIvEs,l r
WASHINGTON, q. u, April 80, 1884.
HoH. ca GRAVES:
DEkB SIR - our communication a1
chairman Of the Repu blican convention
held It Fergus Falls notifying me Of
my unanimous nomination as candidate
for congressman in the fifth district has
been received. Allow me ii reply to
extend TO You and the convention ny
sincere thanks for Ithe honor thus con
Iferred upon me, and Il ( am elected Il
will eudeaVor to serve the people of the
district iothe best Of my abb
6ssss. .sss ours 'rralyy B.
KEUTE NELSON.
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Wheat Prospects.

Just at present the out look for the
wheat raiser is very dark. The fact that
India and Australia have become unequal
competitors in supplying the Eng
lish market and that there is more -four
in the country than the dealers know
what to do with, gives little hope that
the near or remote future will see any
Improvements in the price of wheat and
yet the cost of production remains the
same. During the last ten years the ex-
ports of wheat from India have increased
from $4,000 to1 ,1o0,0 900 tons, and the cost
Of its production does not exceed 46 cents
per bushel.-Ex. r'.~
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1884-05-16

Chas.i O'Conor, the great New York
lawyer, died at his: quiet home in Mas
sachusetts on Tuesday. He has been
out Of active practice for several years.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1884-05-16

! The Franco-Chinese war is finally at
at end, and treaty Of peace signed
which is said to give to France more
than she originally demanded.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1884-05-16

A destructive hail storm visited the
portion of Iowa near Fort Madison on
Tuesday and did an immense amount
OF damage to crops, trees and shrub
berry. -An-N--4
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1884-05-16

The Minnesota base ball clubs, from
Minneapolis, st. Paul aud Saltwater
are meeting with Numerous discour.
aging defeats in their present tour
through neighboring States.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1884-05-16

Considering Senator Sabin's present
financial difficulty and his recent
failure to control the State convention
be is not considered quite as big a man
as he was few weeks ago.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1884-05-16

Far mers in the Red river valley are
organizing associations for the purpose
OF building wheat elevators, and suffi-
cient stock has already been subscribed d
to build eleven elevators,
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1884-05-16

:, Gov. Hoadly of:Ohio is mentioned
for the Democratic nomination for
president. Senator Payne Of the same
state is also mentioned. -
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1884-05-16

Gen. Grant is bankrupt, but the
fund which was subscribed for him 4
few years ago, $250,0OO, is where he
can'tspeculate on it, and the annual
income from it amounts to $4,000.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1884-05-16

The Chicago News says: If the
Blaine men want the plume put back
on The head of the plucked, they
should let Cushman K. Davis of Mimi
esota make the nominating speech"
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1884-05-16

Albert Scheffer will give Loren
Fletcher close pull for the Republi-
can congressional nomination from the
Fourth district. "
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1884-05-16

Sitting Bull will soon join the Catho-
lie church, first putting away his sec
ond wife, who will return to her peo-
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1884-05-16

Il The apple crop in Michigan promjs-
Ses 81 and the peach crop 90 per cent OF
4 the average .s.$.S ,e:.,2= e., i,
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1884-05-16

Brainerd Journ al It is quite safe to
say that there will be no fight over the
cong gressional ticket in this district at the
coming election. The Kindred Republi-
cans will make no nomination, and
Nelson will be reelected by perhaps
15 600 majority oyer the Democratic
nominee. We are heartily glad that this
Fifth district light is, for the time being,
taking vacation. Il .ss h
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1884-05-16

Independents Republicans Of. New
|EsNork |sN are,prats ssting agsinstthe nomi-
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1884-05-16

Railroad stocks are falling in the
New York market, .,:;2 III
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1884-05-16

Congressman Hewitt introduced a
new tariff bal on Monday. T ~
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1884-05-16

sabin has apparently neglected his
business for politics.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1884-05-16

Londonsphcials are in great dread
Of dynamite explosions H..
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1884-05-16

A. DeLacy Wood Of the Carlton
County Press will not allow the Re-
publicans of this congressional district
to harmonize. fEThe death knell OF
the pine land ring shall be sounded
this fall' by about 1000 majority fo1
Knute.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1884-05-16
The Cubans are still struggling fol

lym. n. Vanderbilt has sailed for
Europe. ..S .sst n Ss#5ss
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1884-05-16

Cyrus II. Mccormick, the inventor
of the American reaper, died in Chi
cago on Tuesday at the age Of seventy
five years. He was the head Of one
Of the most extensive agricultural ma
chinery firms in the world, and leaves
fortune of $40, ,O0o, ,00o..
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1884-05-16

" Large failures are numerous in New
York Of late. 5.s2. i, @ #. !. s..... b ].