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I Minnesota. State j Prison !,

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The building committee Of the State pris;
on met at theiwarden's Office, at Saltwater;
the 9TH inst. Meaars. E. a.. Butts, John
DeLaittre, Warden Reed and a. I Nj. Rad
cliff, architect, were present ]. q. Norrish
being absent. Messrs. Lutz q Alexander
Of Lake City, whose bid Of $17, 874 to erect
the prison Workshop, had been accepted at
the recent meeting, had discover thatt
carry out the contract would entai.. a great
er loss than they cared to submit: to, and
they declined to furnish the necessary bond
and seal the contract. The committee then
awarded the contract to the Northwestern
Car com pany for the sum Of 500, $50, this
being the lowest bid, Tha papers were
drawn up and signed, add the required
bond Of 81. 900 furnished by the conf any.
The building ID to be ;66x150 feet, tires
stories, and TO be erected In accordance
with the plans and specifications furnished.
by the architect, and must be completed
and ready for occupancy by May Il For.
each day thereafter that il Is not completed,
the company have deducted from the con-
tract sum the amount of 500 Itj
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During the recent arrest 81 yagrantsl II
Paris, nearly twenty men over nineI
years ofage were arraigned Several h
those taken had not slept III d bed v. Ell
cept when in jail; for thirty years: E &
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4 General news. irens.i

~, :. s.. 80 q
5l = o.o .asn pun "
IL R tt 9sale tssos w991efn nave peep
stess @ n ~ sps s ii tstsI ~ sle ~
Treasurer Kittleson in The hail ~ the nani.
to-, Id the presence Of the various state Of
totals. There still remains fifteen Of these
az nsnas aetuIneos having neen
suss!soysea ~ tne sIate ttsasureS. ana elgnt
been provided f5r BIZ special act. i1,,iH
q N -.
$ipssths 1wreeks 81 The Civ. ri Columbus
N ~ z IS ~, s SissSi
LETT an SiSa &,.arts If divers VIM hava;Ir
legations, He asserts that the storage
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! As Novel I R ! suit 4!

Chicago, Special: a rather novelisuit Isl
on trial before Judge Rogers, brought by
Giles y Norlander against the Milwaukee
4 81. Paul 70 recover 81. 900 damsges. Nor
lander bought g ticket to Red Wing, MINI. j,
Tor g, on the agresme to go to work for,
tie company; At the latter place: When; he
'tNosed ard anx1 ztos--Hk ,PAnis hnvinat.s
hest-class ticket, The conductor, learniap
thaHhe had come part OF the wayon 6 spec.
ial rata ticket, demanded $3.50 more to
make nlxee price of first class fare from
Chicago, AM, on his refusing to pay ordered
him 81 to 50 forEard into al emigrant car.
he was seized, kicked, and beaten, and forci-,
bly, pushed into another car. In the scrim.
mage his valise, containing some notes and
watch, worth In all $500 was lost, and
now ne wants S., 600 for them. GIl853
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which bought As, 900 bead, has taken als,
the Bosler herd Of As 200 for $l25, 900. The
conpany now has over 100, 900 head and.
30, 000, COO invested. 3 ~ a
Chicago has 81, 900, COO bushels. Of grain n
store Early navigation is hoped for.
Tabb Bland, colored was lynched in King.
William county, Va. He assaulted a,white
man, brother-in-Iaw ofthe commonwealth.
attorney OF the county during the late cleo
ton. and had been sentenced ID. ten years'
imprisonment. & 4 III
Bishop George B. Peerce and wife, Of the
Methodist Episcopal church, "A celebrated
Their golden wedding at Sparta, Ga. s;5L .s
A cowboy named Watson arrived; at
montrose, Coio, on horseback. Meeting
City Marshal Murphy and Police Judge Ed
wards, against whom he had grudge, he
begen firing q revolver, they returning the
ire. Edwards wss mortaily wounded and
Murphy had bell through his leg, while
the cowboy though badly wounded, made
q Two men named Lane and RsyyburD, en-
camped on the Wayoita river, Ind. T.
Rayburn was murdered by Line and his
sbody thrown into tEeriyer. L Lane escaped,
.14zns several dne horses, also 81, 600, the
proceeds 5f sales Of Texas lands. I ! z
Burn ham Wardel1, the well known pris.
nsrefomer Of Worcester, Mass, has been
sentenced By Judge Rockwell To; one year ii,
Dedham jail for libel enpon Gen. "a. 4B.;Ri
Sprague. sheriff OF Worcester county, uttered
II q prison.rsforn lecture 49, a "a
as the duke Of Albany was leaving pub
lie hall 81 Dsrking, England, on the night
of the 9Th inst, q man IN the crowd threw 4
quart Of beer at him. Only 4 little. howey-
.ef, teH on the duke The man escaped. y.
FL During the governors absence It waa
deemed necessary for Lieut.. GOV. Gilman
to comeito Bt. Paul and ofticiate at the CAP.
5itol. Il
Hon. Daniel sickles appeared upon the
Aoor OF the house Of representatives 1t
Washington on the; 9th, and was At once
surrounded by his friends, who extended
him . hearty welcome. 4. n. 5
Elizabeth NJ. SswitzH, sged eighty.one,
died in Baltimore. When iourteen year, old
she left Germany with her parents fof this;
country. The vessel was wrecked. The
captain OF the passing vessel refused to
aid the emigrants, nnless they consented to
be held to psy the cause OF their passage
hfther. Mrs.. SWitzer was purchased by, q
butcher nntped ggfizsr, whose SON George
she married, and with whom she lived I
Fly yearu. (, III
1nfhony Kamn died IN the Buffalo, n.
y, p0orhouse frbm too much sleep, CLAIM
ing the Lard ordered him ID sleep,
4 Inspector Thomas, OF fhs postomce de.
partment has been ordered place The
postmaster ut Abeifne, Tex., nnder arrest.
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CONDENSED NEWS.
sWas6lnsf oh 'Newa Notes.


Atsa. 4mass -nse,ing at. Red Lake Falls Q
resolution was adopted asking the Minneso-
ita delega tion: in congress to- ACCEPT . with
.draWal OF Mr.; WASH burns bill aud to cordi-
ally support the Bills sot MI. Nelsonfo
opening Tia sRsd lake resergntion, and to
push the same to ueceastnl Termination "a
WAshingson Personal: Senator sahin has
twenty ,eigbt pair; iof boots in his rooms at
Washington, and in these days Of persistent
Office seekers he will probably need them. !
The best use that he could make oil. one pair,
would be to boot thee author, of-.the silly
paragraph. II; .,s. Il, I.
4 There is quite q breeze In the state de-
partfHsnt, growing out Of an attempt to-
compel thsaconsnl general at lahangh ai to,
rent a build ding Of which George F. Seward,
the former corsm general at that point, is
tho virtual owner s;i IN is,ti
4 Dslsgate Raymond declined !, on the 4th
5insts To- gintsod luce thu bill to anthorim !
3constituti iona; convention In Dakota, and
the bill was introduced by Delegate Magin.t
mis-. The bill; has been given in these diss
patches, VI NJ / !, Is
Commfs Missioner Dudley objects to abolish
ing pension agents ~ 81 rs s. ( !;
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A. Oakley Hall, formerly Mayor !,
New York, has Joined d .London iirm d
solicitors. ~
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I'M gSsLk Personal aossip. 7 =; 8

E1 1sssExk Personal Gossip. sEss IS s.
e New YoRK, Special Telegram, Feb s. Mr..
Beecher took for his subject In his sermon I'M
this informing The Mcneyed Princes Of This
City, lBsi!i ~ (; " !i,,3;;5 Il
What sort Of q man is that. said MI. Beecheer
abiding to him Of the text ito say to his soul,
Drink soul l., and nd be merry2 But this soul
with the portraits fnlt. IN his mind, Mr. Beeoher
said: THE condition Of the men of great
names . and, power to-day Is one of 3the
not sorry for those Whom II see going int. the
poor houses; they are, many !. OF !, them,
better bet 81 81 Spiritually thar a many that
there is nothing Of you, Many and many q man
have 1seen that has come up and for a time
been . power, and lol o. breath destroyed him,
SEQ row, Of warehouses, and also another row Of
Spalattql dwellings; who owns them" "A B G..
3-He must be principal man among yon2s
man. WHAT'S all this turmoil rMd IN The mapkatS
oh, a. B q has been down in the street indis-
criminately bull ora bear. and people watch
Of him !; as IA nightingale, singing sweetly
think Of him as q rainbow; but no, he Is yellow
ss ena 3 y ss 5 h s
hfs web and huge black spider comes forth. He
Is q deyonrer OF men; man whose soul sits
As
Thilda King Of st.. Paul. commenced suit
against Gustaye Peterson, for hreach Of
promise, and seduction, claiming damages
IN the sum of So 600. Her complaint sets
Itorth thattsh lis % years o. age and has we'd
in Ramsey county for tWo ye that Gus y !.
lies became acquainted inl1ssi, and intthe
spring he became her protested; lover. In
June, 1853 they decided to get married in
September, but when the time came Ground
he failed to keep his promise. Through
pro mise Of marriage he acompli shed her
ruin. \. ,3y.. ,'lS Az 4
II Very Raw. J. B. Bruillet, rector Of the
Catholic Bureau Indian missionaries, died
cesently at Providence hospital In WASH
ington. He was missionary among the In
d1ans of the Northwest chiefly in Oregon
and Van Couyer's Islands for twenty five
years. ;s.tssa 2 sisi. 81
The divorced wife Of Foote, Brick Pom
eroy's forging partner al La Crosse, is now
Mrs.s SeYmnur, cher husband being GOA
ductor on the Green Bay e Minnesota
road Z 80 :S53J
Twelve hundred invited guests saw, Nath,
aniel Parrot. Of the Maryland club, mar
tried I'd Miss Lizzie Lane, d noted: belle in
the colored Baptist church Of baltimore.
Judge P. Benjamin denies to.ths Paris
Morning News the story in the New York
Tribune that he proposed in Is that the
Esouth be annexed 70 England. Il, s; s;
Bernhardt's offer from Abbey to come to
America is 81, 200 night for 100 nights, she
to furnish her own j company and atol5 pay
running expenses. I'd Il, "
Mrs. Catherine Morgan Dix widow Of
REV. Morgan Dix, died in: New York at the
advanced age Of seventy seven years.
The wife Of Robert P. Porter, The noted
lststisoian, has sued for divorce She lives
at Rockford, III. Il 81 81 n II; .,:i
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A Sophie Croisette. The actress, and
Etsrn, an American bsnker Iii Paris!
were married In that eli
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d rs the Mexican NationL,al ttaIn.

the Ieadera "a the Mexican National TAIN
robbery last November, and who was
6ro1ght to Sam Antonio by the United States
inarssal was, released BY order of Secretary
Ereling ssS K III
qha popsSand asainals decided to ads
dress note to the different powers, point
ing out thu consequences TO the church
which will result rom the conversion, of
real property Of the propaganda into italian
rentes, as ordered BY the courts.
The earl of Huntington gave a. dinner re-
Gently at the Arlington hotel. in Washing
ton, IN hUnnr OF Thomas Mast. The earl
has gone to Texas 70 buy 100, 0C0 acres Of
land. %sessf 9fl3tS sol Il SalS:fsl FIii
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dence was langlid and commonplace. -
- would not, therefore, write to him
to ask q favor that II knew would moi
have been necessary without criminal
recklessness Of ditnre, and guch
Yefusals made my husband more furious.
Then came an overwhelming blow. No
exander forged check and drew e2. 600
OF UNCLE Richards q money from
the bank. II don't think
my uncle would have iE prose.
cuted him had he guessed who was the
}forger; but be handed the whole mat.
ter over to the law as soon 5as it was
discoyered that the check was forged. z
IT was then traced to Alexander and
sat the same lime it was found that he!
had robbed IN the same way his former,
employers. He bad given mp all work
on his marriage; but when found him
sell Tithont money his knowledge OF
the business enabled him to forge the
name q Derkiss Y 20. Even II Uncle
Richard had spared him Tor my: sake
him to penal seryitnde. He was SEN
fenced to seven wears, and uncle took
me home full OF heavenly pity and 'for
giyeness for the child who had treated
him go ungratefnlly 2,
Then your husband is In prison?n
said Gerald, In q hard, strained voice /,
mo, no, be ID deadl He died within
the first year. Uncle Richard saw the
death In q paper, and sent the money
for the bufiaI No, ! sin free: but, none
the less, Am the Widov Of 4 convicted
felon.p Isl q '55 q
3 tBut, none the less, quoted Gerald,
1the woman I love and honor above ali
Others, and hope still to make my wife.H
Efook, however, more than one I'M
terview, full Of love- pleading, to win,
Mande from her resoln.i0n. She SO
bonored her lover, and was 90 proud of
hiD good name and the position he had
attained By his talent, that her eeneitfYa
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-08-25
Hamburger LIME,

Sirette sneintaI tu0d1eutiidje 9Oit>O anpfi9tffiabrt
Srtideu
NEW YORK unO HAMBURG,
auf Der 6tnrciIe DIDtnpmtb Gir eonOon) ur6 Gbers
bptTg (Ir Barts) unb duf ber 9tldreiie Gnore Cir
Qorts, Soutbampton ODER 2onoon) anlaufeno, pernitz
tetit Der neusn auf bus Solioeite erbauten uno Gle9dnz
tete einsert9teten qroBcu, etiernen goitoampfer Der
): 0ntbMrS : 9lnt erifnniidlem XaGstfaDet= Sgcz
tter=0eicuIA1ff.
Nb9 II g s tea &C.:
UOtt Sem O0tt: 2Otutttita9S u. Sontabetto3.
Bon Satmbgr9: WRittiUpdbc unS Scnmta9S.
Wott SABRE: Sfenitd0S.
Die Sampfer oteler Stnte reDmen nur cine Slale DON
Gaiutspaliasiereu, unb spar crter Gat1te, bereu
Ereis trob Der moblbefanuten 8or5igltdfett Der Qcconlz
mopation uno @elpfe9ung beoeuleno reouStrt uHo leSt
oui oas Naerutebrtgite geteilt porben lit. -
YaMa9e=Bteiie bon Stem Dotf:
/. 9diite (na1 gage Der &ammeru) $55, S65 uub $50.
3mti6enbed 500.
Bon Glpntoutb mad Yonoon fret.
3niiGenoe6 bon europa $1S.
Sinete fiir Sim> t1o ytii6retie so beoe1ten0
reonSirten NSretien.
GinOer Slpii9en ] uno IL Sabren bic Sdlftc.
Sin6er inter l Sabr fret. (Nue incl. 8ef0ittgung.1
Ole Don bteier 9inie beraus9egebere European
Tourist Gazette pirb &pplttanteu gratis Suselanot.
Wesen Ydia9e wenbe man ltd an
6. y. Satd)GrO & So, General : Yafa9e : %geuten
9to. 81 8roaomup, Hew 9crf, ober on
Chas. kOZEsimski az Co..
General Dafase 2l9entet fitr oer @Seften,
go. ] 20 Wuibingten StraBe, @btca9o.
~ Sonntags offen bis u llbr.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-08-25

: 81 SfNFfgGd gCIggFe oT ON NDer0
bes 5. Auguft I'm o. u5r auf offener
StraBe, bel oT Garuiiousfir6e, beriibte
SeIb # morb be- bet Der Staatsi9uLz
oen3abtun3s59an angelfegten 6an3Letratbs
Sfroerer, Gin Dtanu, Der augemeines
gertrauen beiaB uno 8ugLei6 8oritano Der
Burgerl6aft Dar, groBes Aufieben.
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Catarrh.

Ia
time tia cold.
he
In nose anect
gfrcqucn
IL in
through
OF tho
Nearly
ltpcople tando
% themseiy
a n OF Is the nrtst
r. Robinson
o
Scores more might be added to t list that have cured since located this city but will
ar'e oed nmpu W rye of Leon Springs had ctarh for
had bad cough became caae aud
hoe n
weighed
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A FINE RANCH FOR SALE.

$500 Acres Fenced and Stocked with Horses,
Cattle and Goats.
A fine ranch Of $500 acres of land, all
fenced, In Uvalde county, rs miles from
the town of Uvalde. The land is situated
at the mouth of the Sabinal and Frio
rivers, fronting seven miles on the
Sabinal. Has plenty of good grass,
water and timber. One-third valley.
light mulatto soil and 40 acres in cult
walton. Six hundred acres Is enclosed
for a horse pasture. There is good
eight-room frame house, three tenement
houses, stables and cribs, two wells with
good water. On the ranch are 400 head
cattle, one-half to two-thirds Durham,
100 head horses and mule colts and 200
Angora mixed goats. Title warranted
perfect. 10 be purchased at bargain.
Address for the next 60 days for full
particulars 81. b. IT," this office, or j.
W. Bradley, Real Estate Agent, San
Antonio, Texas. 5-Stf
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Citation.

No. 1Oo9-I. D. RosENrHAL s. Co. vs.. A. ].
COBBELDiCk.
The State Of Texas, to the Sheriff or any Con-
stable OF Bexar county Greeting:
Whereas, oath has been made before me by
John H. shook, Fsq., one OF the attorneys Tor
plaintiffs, /. u Rosenthal & Co.. that the resi-
dence OF the defendant, A. j Cobbeldick Ia TO
him unknown, 30 that ordinary process of law
cannot bo served on said defendant, you are
therefore commanded that by making publ
cation OF this citation In some new spaper pub
lished In the county OF Bexar for four con-
secutiyc weeks. previous TO the retu n day
hereof, YOU sun, mon the said A. J. Cobbeldick
10 be and appear before me, at my Office, In the
city OF San Antonio. iiexar county, Texas, on
the second day In July. 1t being the 18th day OF
July, A. d., 1884, at 10 O'Clock u. m, then and
there TO anss er the complaint ~ /. II. Rosen-
thai x Co, composed OF II. Rosenihal, NJ. Is.
hosenthal. Sig fosenthal and 5. X. Lipss, In an
action OF debt for forty-six dollars and twen-
" cents so 30 due un sworn account on fie
In my Office for millinery goods sold and deliv-
month of February, A. ID 1854.
Herein fail not, but due service and return
make OF this writ as the law directs.
A. d., 1884. Anton ADAM
Justice. Of the Peace, Precinct No. /, Bsxar
County, Texas.
Came To hand May 81, 1884, and executed
May 81, 1881, by causing this citation to be pub
lished In the SAN ANTONIO LIGHT, newspa-
per published In The city OF san Antonio,
Bexar county, Texas, for four suocc ssivc
weeks from date hereof. FRED BADER,
Onsfabla.
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ALL SORTS.

In glove shop: ~ want pair of
gloves" "Wbat Is your number, sirp"
'29l7." Glove woman with some effort
discovers that the customer is n cab
driver.-[Le Figaro.
eyes, sir" he said, much excited
'he's liar, and told him So" "That's
didn't knock you down." "Oh, told
him through the telephone."-[ New
York Sun.
First martyr: "You take your wife to
the Oaks, of course" Second martyr:
mo; too seedy-too nervous to under
take the responsibility, my boy; so
shall go quietly by myself. Your wife
goes with you, though" First martyr:
"No, too hard up-positivcly can't afford
the usual drag and hamper this year, so
| must go alone" Martyrs (slmultan-
eously); Suppose we run down to-
gether.-[ Fun.
"There is this difference between us, !"
said the needy tramp, looking the edi-
tor full in the eye. "You fill long felt
want, and want long felt FILL" The
editor wept, and with many muflled
blow, hewed of a fragrant of wedding
cake that had been sent In with the
notice, and handed 1t to the wanderer
.Fill up on that" he said, "and you will
feel 1t long after all trivial fond records
have been wiped away from the sub
traction table OF your memory Bur-
lington Hawkeye.
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AN ORDINANCE

Requiring Connection 10 be Made by Property
Owners With the Gas and Water Mains Of the
City Before Streets are Paved.
b. Il ordained by the City Council of the City
OF San Antonio:
SECTIoS1. Whenever the City Council shall
determine that any street or alley Of the City
OF San Antonio shall bo paved with wooden
blocks and concrete foundation, the Mayor
shall cause notice to be served, on each and
every one of the owners, occupants or agents
OF property along the line OF such streets
where such payements are proposed to be laid,
and also serve n like notice upon the proper
authorities OF the gas aud water companies,
requiring him, her or them, within ten days
ton with the water and gas mains that may be
laid IN said streets, except where such conncc-
lions have already been made.
SEC. 2. along the line of such street there
is any vacant or unoccupied lot, lots or prem
ises, aud the owner or agents thereof, cannot
be conveniently found, the said Mayor shall
cause to be posted such notice MS aforesaid in
some conspicuous place upon said lot, lots, or
premises.
SEC. o. Any person having received such
notice as aforesaid, who shall excavate, or
cause TO be excaveted any portion, OF a public
street or alley, which has been paved with
wooden blocks, with concrete foundation,
shall upon conviction before the Recorder tie
lined In any sum not less than twentv-five and
not exceeding two hundred dollars, and like
sum for each day such cor nection, II made,
with euch water and gas mains shall remain.
Passed and approved June p, 1884,.
Attest: JH FRENCH
Il. p. CLAuDoN, Mayor.
City Clerk. 62i l0d
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How He Game Ont.


81 understand" said Charlie to Fred,
shat you went up last night to see your
girls father and ask him to adopt you
as a son-in-law. How is it?"
"Yes, meandered up that way about
the time that twilight and daylight get
mixed up so you can't tell a. m. from
p. M"
"Did you see the old gentleman
"Of course did. That's what l went
for.n
Sand did you make the proposition
previously cited?"
81 did, for fact"
swell, how did you come out?"
"Blamed II 1 know. The old man
caught me under the caves of my panta-
looms with his foot, and as the windows
and doors were both open, don't really
know just how did come out, but as /
saw the carpenters putting in a section
Of new sash this morning, l am led to
believe hat came out at the window.
You see, was in somewhat of hurry,
and didn't stop to make careful inves-
tigation as to the exact locality of my
egress. Good morning, I'll see you
later. There comes the old fellow this
way now."- Merchant Traveller.