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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-05-06

Welh' ell lnseheurer Gufipanb puu
&apltal in iener Summe liest, miro flar
tuenn n1an beoenfe, haB nab Neumaun.
Spulart Nie 8aufoiten zines &iipme
ter's gileababr ca. $4,000 Marf be.
trasen. Oanab abiorbrrte Die 0erltel.
lung oes @iienbabnnebes Der @rbe (3u
442,199 &lm. serebnet) ben enormen
Setras BON 95a Miliarben Marf ooer
ungefibr 118 Wiliaroen Sranfen. SIN
yNrbip" miro ausgerebuet, baB cine
Goae 9eutider 9oppeltronen, pel1e
ole1en 6etras eutbielte, cine S6be bon
rabesu 1900 &fm. baben miroe.
SIN Sabre 1880 CAB es in ben
Yer. Staaten 25.7S0 Sirmen, bic iid
mi! Dem 9olsbaubel befaBten. 80n
oenlelben tDuree elm &apital bon
$l81,O00,000 anselest. $31,OOO,oOO
on idbrli6en Grbeitsl5bnen ~ausbesa6lt,
146, 5000 8trionen bei9ditigt uno Maz
terial gum @ertbe bon 1888, OO0, 600
seliefert. Bon lesterem fielen auf ben
Staat Wihisan s3, auf Benniplpania
10. orr @iscnnfia S anS auf @eay gu-.
uut Snoiana ie 6 Yroaent. Sour tpeuise
Der Saoitatten, prpbuSirten iiber
iber 100000 tuertb i'm Sabre. limb
bemna6 lit elm GROCER 9beil bes Siibens
nod nit @aloMngert bebedt. SIN ben
bis sSebt BON Der Mrt bes Solafdaers
nod nod unberibmten Sidtenz, Gesern.,
8appelnz nnb @iden : 9iitrlften bes
Sasens liest baber tuobl bic Sutunft Der
Sol5inbuitrie.
Cine Der Gebenstpirbisfetten aui
Der 2ouiiianer Gusitelluug 1T elm Wido.
Gen nit DreiNrmen. !Sierau bemerft Elm
8tsbplo: Sober beiratbsluiiser iuuser
Wann in Der NahbarIdaft iulte um
otele iun9e Dame perben, ba lie i'm
Stanoe 1T, atue1 Nrnle INN, ben Gals Ell,
mes Mannes 81 idlinseu, iudbrenb iie
NIT benz Sritten bic 8fanntuden uraz
orebt.
Sn eitem 8eri9t iiber 2onbener
MODEM leien mir II. a.: Sebr foitIp,elia
tit Der Sport, Der BON Der Mannertuelt
nit Der &nopHudGume setrieben wirb.
Dieie barf uln nidt sese, bas @eIes Der
0tpoe gu peritoBen, MIR cine @aroenia
letn. Inter $25 befommt man aber our
Selt fetn Ggemplar unb bieie 8lumer
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-05-06
y IL M It il d, { s.
SIMMER babld correct. s. So

-. SIMMER bibid correct. 20 Doc
lammert Wabame, ipelhe ,2abn.
ibmerSer bat. vf0nnten bic WenSden
ntht obne 8dbne our @elt fpmmen?"
rBenn Sle eineu Nusenblid nadbeu=
fen, @%erebrteite, meroen Sielfinben, bas
Dies tbailahlib Der f5nll it,"
- WsemunGs DiIferen;. ,Sous=
lreuno: nGber Tag MIR, luie's fommt,
DAB Oh nit 9einer 6rau nibt oliidlit
fesf. sic 1T bod 10 gut uno biibih.
Gatte: vId NOT. Dat uerjtehIt 81
man Md; Dat IS ales Ihpn read,
lni FORM %9iebbaber, aber MIDI form Sen
aer.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-05-06
(First insertion March 25th 1851
MORTGAGE SALE.

Default having been made in the payment o,
: sum of One hundred and twelve and 81. 10;
t~llars, CS112.32), which is claimed to be due a.;
date OF TINS notice upon Il certain Mortgage,
y executed and delivered by Peter Thinnes Il
IN HEM bearing date the 9TH day of March.
ID. 1854, and, with u power of sale therein con.
ted, duly recorded in the office of the Register
Deeds In and for the County of Stearns and
Ne of Minnesota, on the 21st day of May A. ID.
at 4 CLOCK p. NJ, in Book r of Mortgages, on
45S which Mortgage ana the notes secured
Eeby were by assignment in writing for value
lived, on the 18th day of May A. D.. 1884, duly
eyned transferred and endorsed to Jacob Haze,
n which instrument of assignment was on the
day of May A. d.. 1884, at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
at day duly recorded in the Register of Deeds
ID for the said County of Stearns in Book "C'
5slgnments and agreements and no action OF
8seding having been instituted, at law OF
wise, to recover the debt secured by said
gage, or any part thereof;
W Therefore, Notice is Hereby Given, That
'rture OF the power of sale contained in said
gage, and pursuant to the statute in such
made and provided, the said Mortgage will
seclosed by a sale of the premises described
I'D conveyed by said Mortgage, viz; TIL
invest quarter of the South East quarler OF
N No. nine (9) in Township No. One hund
Ad twenty three (123) of Range No. twenty
90 in Stearns County and State of Mime.
With the hereditaments and appurtenancss;
sale will be made by the Sheriff Of said
/. 8 County, at the front door of the Courr
III tue Slty OF 81. SlOuQ IN SaiO County
ate, on the Sth day Of May A. d. 1885, at ter
J. : A. NJ, of that day, at public vendue, t.
> chest bidder for cash. to pay said debt and
2 L, and the taxes, if any, on said premises
o tenty five dollars attorneys fees az stipu
D n and by said Mortgage in case of foreclo
+ nd the disbursements allowed by law sub
redemption an any time within one yea
Il, eday of sale, as provided by law.
j March 18th A. d. 1885.
II JACOB HAENANN,
~ Assignee of Mortsaget
It. CALHOUN, Attorney.
Il rs MICKLEY, Sheriff Stearns County. IA
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-05-06
Wcrtretbt Den !auSfcu.

Surd @ebraub BON Sr. JraSler's Sal,
nnb 9unsea Saliam,-einaise ii9ere @,u'
fir Suiten, Sdnupfen, Setierfeit, Sa sipel
unb aneltnpdBlidfeiten Ser &eble unb Sum
sc. Sernadlaiiist nidt ben 9uiten, beppl
es gu ipat. Sunsert banfbare Ysripneu
neroanfen ibr 2eben Sr. Sraaier's Sals uni
3ungen Galiam. sSn tcincr Samilie tpirb el
feblen, Die i'm einmaf gebrau1t urb oi,
Wirfung baben fennen 9elernt. Or 1T in
aroBen 5laiden uno miro 81 ben bi1iger
Breis BON rs cts. per 6laide nerfauft.
5raSier Meoiciae 60. glebelanb. Ohio.
9ant- &~ranfbeiten sebeilt.
.Surd 8 r.Sraaier'S masijde 6albe. Setlt
tpie bnr1 .3auber, Simmer, fbmarSe Rbp}e
ooer @irnler, Sibblattern unb Iusidldge
oes @efi6ts, reini9t unb. berid6nert Die
Saut, beilt ferner Srdse, idmer5bafte Jin=
men, ipe5e 9ippen un0 alte ~bartnddtge Sc
ibtuiire. BreiS so cts. q.
5rasier Weotcine 60. GIeDelanb Sbip.
Tran 81. @altpn's periobtider Sbee.
SHUTTER 8alton, bat oieie tpertbppne Ners
oiSin, Sabre lang in ibrsr Bribat Brari&3e
brarubt. @s bat fih ftets nlS unfehlbartS
Mittel sesen bic nielen 2eiben bes rueiblideS
@eibleht's ernieien. at
Srosier's Webicine Go. glereIanb, Shin.
gu baben bel @. g. Spenfer. ct. GIpuh
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-05-06
Der WoroHern.

- Dor Dem @iraifen . !Sauic
Sapa, tparum baben Die Sbiere mi
ben groben Sommeriproiien 70 lang
Sdlie?"
rWein 8inb bamit es linen nm ir
better ibmedt, peun bas, mas Fl,
trinten, redt LANCE ben Sals biaunter
lGuft."
.nHapa, ba m6dtelt gu aetpiB aud
gerne einen 10 lan9en &als baben, tpenr
Eu 9einen S6oppen trinfi?"
-. Simmer i'm Sadfpl. Gin ber
9biire zines Wuiifus puroe setlinseli
pdbrenb er BiUlinunterri1t ertbeilte.
@r bHnete unb BON einemSerrn 9efragt
r8obnt bier Sefretdr Meper?"
rgeein," eriuieberte Der WuIifus ,6er
tpobnt eineiOttare b6ber.r
-. Assetrumpft. r@i6em Sic
oenn uie biel 2 NAL 6 iit?" fragile
Elm @ed ginen, ben er bdnIeln poIte.
rBenn Sle iid ielbft Dabinter iesen
-l2o," lautete Die selaiien ertbeilte
Nnlmort.
-. SObIte @eiabrli9tsit.-- Yolteu
am Huloerma9a5in 81 einem 8oriber-
sebenoen: Isle sleib tbur g Sbr
glsarr'mes! Seb'n g beuu nit, bags
&auden bier perboten iit?"
Serr: rSft es oenn 10 sefdbrli9, baB
man niht rauhen barf?"
Sploat: SEA uno Oh! Sect anal
i9nupfen bari ma'!"
-. @idt esOiitiid. Die fleine 2ou,ie
lift bei'm Snfel gum Yeiu9, Hnb bieier
erfunSist iid anselesentlid na9 Wlem.
mas oas Beihnadtsfeit Der &leinen al
Serrlidfeiten sebradt.
ySait 0u Die &%nallbonbons, Die i6
Dir seididt bate, bibi6 NIT 9einem
"tleinen 8rioerben getbeilt? traste be,
Sntel
rSa ipobl, lieber Snfel," ertuieberts
2ouisden eifris, lid babe INNER BIZ
Bonbons NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. seselien
unb ibm oaun Die bibideu gerie sese:
ben. ad, er lieit gar gu germ Der fleine
Sran5"
-. Iu9 cine Straie. 2ebrer: Scum,
5rieberle, iiebt man ol9 audi tuieoer in
Der S6ule?"
Srieberle: So, Serr 2ebrer miiiet sc,
bau beut freub mel S9w:ibter g'idla>
&c, uno no6 GOt D Muetter g'iait: Srie-
Der, bent mnBt bu sur Strof pieoer in
Die Sbuel."
80. Sali9e 8urausiebuns. Doctor:
rNber, liebe Jrau. pie fDnnen Sic benn
bss Sinh bel Der sroBen &dlte ba brau.
ben i'm Sreien berrmtrasen?"
8eib: u9afienS g Sbna net auslaben,
Serr Doctor; mas 10 iB benn 10 afleins
Sinh pom @etterie
-. Die gitelfeit oes Itarfen Sc:
iedts.-9ame (b,e Yrobe auf Die gitel.
felt Der Mdnner ma6en):
rNd mie ibaoe! Der id6nl tie Serr aug
Der @eieni6aft bat iid einen Sled aut
leine meiBe @eite semu6t."
! slle Serren blideu eri9redt auf ibr'
meiBe @eite.
-. Giidb1if, Srnm: ,Mbsr, Gu
itap, iuarum blldit Du MIDI penn il
an?"
@ann: S9mO6te nur tpiiien, tpas
} mir friiber an Dir 10 gut %sefallen bat!'
80. Bismard Ihefopte. GIN Wit
lslieo tes oeutiden Gei6stass frast,
neuli9 ben 0iriten Gismard, pb oil
. 9a6ri6t b~eariiubet lei, baB er, nm BIZ
bctreffeube @esenb in sltrita fentten IL
~lernen, &ameruu urb Qngra Yequenn be:
} Iiuhen wirbe. vSlleroinss" ertuioerte
Sismard lddeln, yuiQ ib nad Qirito
reiieu, aber nur auf benz &ameel, mel
: DIES oieie Nadridt aufsebrabt bat."
-. sSSn elmer 8rimaridule in 81
rid muBteu bic &naben in einem Quf
Idb6en i6iloern. mas tie an benz Dor
bergen freien Nabmittas setban batten
@in gauernfuabe, Der nit leinem Batter
in ieuer Belt @ile sefiibrt batte, aber
in ieiner Iuf9abe ben f%eineren Iusbrud
.Sau6e" an,ueHoen tpoQte, i6rieb II. a.,
SD muBte nit meinem lieben Batter
ben ganSen Sag iaudSen."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-05-06
TAT OF MINNESOTA, So.
Stearns County. In Probate Court
Special Term, April 10th 1885.

SOullN. III fTODdCc CONT
Special Term, April Goth 1885.
In the matter of the Estate of John Rengel sen.
deceased.
Whereas. an instrumental writing, purportins
to be the Last Will and testament of John Rem
gel sen. deceased, late of said county has been
delivered to this court;
And Whereas, Elizabeth Rengel has filed there.
cIttt ~ petition, representing among other
thlngs that said John Rengel sen. died in said
County. on the 18th day Of April 1885, ~testate,
and that said petitioner is the sole executrix
named in said last will and testament, and pray.
ing that the said instrument may be admitted to
probate, and that letters testamentary be to heE
issued thereon; y
1t is Ordered, That the proofs of said instru.
ment, and the said petition be heard before this
Court. at the Probate Office in said county, on
Friday the Is. day Of May A.D 1885, at 10 O'Clock
1nthe forenoon, when all concerned may appear
and contest the probate of said instrument;
And 1t Is Further Ordered, That public notice OF
the time and place ofsaid hearing be given to all
persons interested, by publication of these orders
dor three weeks successfully previous to said day
OF hearing, in the "Der NOrdstern" a weekly
newspaper printed and published at ST. Cloud, in
said County. -
Dated at st. Cloud.the Goth day of April A.. D.
1885.
By the Court,
PETER BRICK.
do-3 Judge ofProbste.
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sTATEzoF MINNESOTA, s.,
County ofStearns, In Prob

county or StearnS, In Probate Court.
In the matter of the estate of Gottlieb Holeifel
deceased.
On reading and filing the petition of Bartholo
meus Pirz OF Stearns Co. MINI, representing,
among other things, thatGottlieb Holifer late OIL
Stearns Co. MINI. on the Both day of Morch A. d
1888, at the Probate Office died i~ntestate, and
pelng a resident of this ~countyat the time of his
death, leaving goods, chattels and estate within
Shls county, and that the said Petitioner is a
brother -ln-iaw of said deceased, and praying that
administration ofsaid estate be to him granted:
It's ordered, that said petition be heard before
the Judge of this Court, on Friday the 22ndday OF
May A. d 1885, at t0o'clock A. NJ, at the
probate Office in said County.
Ana 1t Is Futher Ordered. that notice thereof be
given to the heirs of said deceased and
40 all persons interested, by publishing a
copy, of this order for three successive weeks prior
OF said day of hearing, in the Der Nordstern'
. weekly newspaper printed and published at ST
Cloud in said county.
Dated at st. Cloud the -. day of April A. D.
BY the Court. ia,
PETER BRICK.
~ Judge of Probate.
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aorddeM1sfher Elpud.
8altimorer 2tn1e.
6~egelmdBige MISUNDERSTANDING apiide
Bremen ttuo Baltimore

8ese1mdBiae BafasierbefOrberuns atuiidep
8remett ttno Baltimore
Qbfabrt BON 8renen jeben Ntittipoh.
Baltimore ieben Spnnerstaa
gintpanbern nab benz 8e1ten 1T Die biz
lise &eiie iiber Baltimore beipubers anau
rat1eu, ba iie-por ieber lteberpprtbeiiunl
geibIbt-bei Infunft in Baltimore bireci
bonn Sampfer in Die bereititebenoen giiers
%babntpagen lteigen,-
Ste Norobeutiden 2lDnosS amafer brad.
Ten mebr als
s&E 1,25O,OOO HaKagtere-M
aliidli9 iber ben Ntlanttiden Scean!!
8esen t~ueiterer @ustunft tuenbe man lid
an
u. g 9umaber s. Co., @eIeral=Igen
ten, So, 5 Glib @ap|Str., Baltimore, SOB.
Isenten: Sn ct. Baul, German Amer
can Bank.
u. Glauienius s. 60. General Nsenten fiji
oen &eiten, gbtcago, Sll. uiu. r.
81 ct. gloub, Dtinn. SpbnSap&
unb Sheo. 9 il ner
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-05-06
OF MINNESOTA

"a g, .
8 E;TY OF STEAENs. In Probate Court.
o. /, Matter OF the estate of Maria Terker
y, i4ina and filing the Petition of Anton
NJ of Stearns county. Mimi, representing
49, other things. that Maria Terker late
W rs county, MIMI, on the Let day ofApril
cit 5, at the Town OF BrOckway in said
". died intestate. and being II resident
lel> County at the time of her death,
tee goods, chattels, aud estate with
"" founty. and that the said Petitionlris a
iQt f said deceased, and praying chat adminI-
90 fsaid estate be TO him granted. it is ore
peS { said petition be heard before the Judge
putt urt, on Saturday the 10th day of May
5. at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. at the Office of
nQIs Probate in said County.
HezR further, that notice thereof be given to
Wv ofsaid deceased, and to all persons in
lmeS by publishing a copy OF this order for
V decisive weeks prior to said day of
"Der Nordstern" a weekly newspaper
n Nielnd published at st. Cloud in said
EaterIt ST. Cl0ud, the 22nd day of Ap-i
unb r.. PETER BRICK
vnutb3 Judge ofPrsbate
t,pro,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-05-28
Dry GOODS.

PRINTe-- Merrimack, fancy, G4i Manchss,
ter, 5L6;Arnold, o; American, 81; Pacific, ~;
Hamilton, 51S; Gloucester, ~; Gloucester,
A nns l9HSe simpeon, v s. EDDY stole
P piur P & Simpson silver grey s. fiehmond!
pink and purple, 81; Dunnell, shlrt Ing ~, ~;
dgie,ah
BRoWn sHEuT1NGs--Crown,7 ~; Augusta,
g. Kttrich IL, s. Charter Oak. ~ A az o Eak,
dale, 81; Enterprise, 8; Glendale, M, G; Boat,
AL, "a; Admission, 81 -
BROWN SHIRTINa-Cast Iron, g; Farm
srs n Honest Ri f b%aSf 5ak Al1sa,
81; Manotoba, 81; Bedford r, u; ,o,<.
Wamsutte, n1S; Langdon, ~; hons sd,I TX
OF the Loom, 81; Colo Medal, N; Cream OF
TicKiNa-Amoske Gag, A A, ID; AmoskeaC
A, 1874; Swift River, "a standard Q, 2; Eas.
&, D; Pearl River, 4; sibley Awning, y. -, >
Hamilton, l074; Thorndike, l9z
A AnFSsS q hSsf j Ewss Gt E'ssSh e.
f DSnmNH1'ms@Amoskeag, l214; Otis, 1s14; York,
iO SHE Wse and r' PIArps-Mount Pleasant, 7;
Catawba, u; Old Dominion, Z; Memphis
n Queen City, 81; Augusta, 7; Ternessee,
l0tS; Cottondale, Z; Cumberland Check, Il
''t G3iifNSaiGHAMs-Bates, 81; slstersvine, 8;
f. liz; Amoskeag, 81; Beileview, N
Washington, 8; Windemere, M M,
uGRncTH, B. 3d. s slbi$S s;'a5i Glen
die, i01; Harrisburg 81, Slater, 81; Ever
Ell, ~; Boss, 8; Silyerdale, 8; Arlington, o.
Victoria, III Germania, 1917; Bates H.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-05-28
HARDWARE AND METALS.

AxEs-Collins, " dozen, 500; Gold Dollar,
q dozen, 500; Diamond edge, 9 dozen, $50;
Double Bit, 1900.
sKIILETs AND LrDs--4Ac y n; sugar net"
TiS PLITE-I. G. l0xll, y box, 500; l. q.
.4x2O, y box, 500; Terne lax20, " box, 7.bO;
rurns, 2Ox2S, y box, l4.60.
YINwARE-Pieced, discount 81 y cent
stamped, discount so y cent.
EoLpER-No. ], 15c; No. and ", l8c D.
DUCK HORSE CoLLARs-No. j, 4.25 y dozen.
HAMEs-Two loop, S.62 v dozen; thres loop,
TAoKs~in boxes, 100 papers, $50 y boz.
GRUB HoEs-H dozen, 1885, railroad picks,
MATTocKs-% dozen, $50.
RUBBER BgLTINe-Oiscount 80 y cont
NAILs--S.0O, rate, a.
SHoyELs AND SPADEs-Rowland'g, dis
count 40 N cent; Ames' list, 81 oil goods, d.
count 40 anu 10 y cent.
HEAVY HARDwARE-Shafts, nntshea, S.0O
coles, 1850; singletrees, wagons, select, A76;
buggy, 2.2b; express, 2.50; wagon tongues,
600; hickory axles, 1000; holsters, 4.76; comp
ling poles, 475; spokes, xxx, select, 40;
XXX, 2b0. sawed felloes, ~, L75; 2, 400;
Bowdep shoes, SEQ; northwestern horse nails,
No, 6, 500. 7, SIS; 8. 200: bar iron, 10 ratsi
BUGeIEs-Grade Z. : nd spring top, 90y000
IOO.OO: do. open, 70.L,ssS0.00; do. side spring
top lOOOO0,l85.00; do. Side bar, l00OO0lO;00'
10. phstons, l25.0eQe150.90: grade A. side
spring, 1s000N12O0.00; do. phRtonn, lbO.oO9
LEGO; bump seat buggies, 176.00Q9@6000; plat
form springs, ll0.0o0s12o.00; three spring wag-
ous, a0.O0Gll500.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-05-28
From Thursdays Daily-May 20.
A Brush With Burglars.

Sunday, while the family Of Mr..
Isaac Holland, who resides near Cedar
Hill, was absent from home, the prem
ises were burglarized and good sum
of money, a lot of clothing and jewelry
carried Off. Two young men named
George Rawlins and L. Mccoy, rather
hard characters. who had been seen
loafing III the vicinity, were
suspected, but their sudden dis
appearance prevented their arrest.
Tuesday evening Sheriff Smith and
them three of his blood hounds
to trail the fugitives. They
were met by Constable Frank Sliger
and q posse of 26 citizens. The hounds
were put ON the trail, and followed the
same into dense cedar brake several
miles distant. On reaching the brake
the party scattered and gave the
dogs limit. The fugitives are both
ex-convicts, Rawlins having been sent
tiles for robbing the postoffice at
Thorp's Springs, and Mccoy from Som-
merville for raDe. They fred on the
dogs, and thus gave their whereabouts
In the thicket away. The pursuing
party then closed IN ON them. Sheriff
Smith pulled down on Mccoy and com
manoed him to surrender, when
Mccoy replied with q shot from
45cslibre pistol, followed by
others and accompanied by those
of his confederate Rawlins. The
sheriff and the posse returned the fire,
but strange to state, no one was hit.
Rawlins wilted, dropping on the ground,
held up his hands and begged for mercy.
Deputy Sheriff Work, the first toreach
him, took him III charge and
he was brought here and lodged
In Jail. In the meantime,
Mccoy made dash through the brush,
followed by volley from the posse,
and gaining a branch succeeded
by keeping in the water for some dis
lance down the stream, in throwing the
dogs off his track, thus making
good his escape. The bundles OF
both of them were captured
and most of the clothes and jewelry
stolen was recovered. The money was
not regained. Sheriff Smith brought
in Rawlins yesterday morning and
lodged him in Jail. The posse is still
pursuing Mccoy.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-05-28
The Guatemala outrage Confirmed.

KANSAS CITY, May N.-Cbarles G.
Thomas, a young man whose home is in
Burlington, Vermont, now employed
here, tells story corroborating the re-
ports of ill-treatment of Americans in
Guatemals. Thomas says he sailed on
September 9th, in the Ella knight IRON
New Orleans with 76 others. On arri-
val he was made one of the guards, and
so Jared better than his companions. A
number OF men died from exposure and
hardships. Others were killed IN trying
to escape. One German was killed by a
sub-contractor, who paid fine of $l25
for his crime. The men were kept in
debt to the company, and thus held in
bondage under the law Of Guatemala.
Thomas, who left in February, has been
some weeks in this city.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-05-28

ongfsvon on lha hllt Capt Hereford
baa made many eii0ril ~ md thH
6wuor, ana with that yi0w loft the
sword in tho hands 0f Heofgo Millort
aud requested him II possible, 10 ilnd
tho Own0r. A few weeks ago Miller, In
ennyorsatlon with Capt, q. w, MoCpf-
mack, nscnrtalnOd Chat h0 was frOin
Michigan, and through him aacortained
that capt. u. y, Partridge. resided In
Buy City, Michigan. They brought the
sword ~ tho headquarters OF tho depart
mont OF Texas OF tho Grand Army OF tho
Republic for transmlttal TO the original
owner. Capt. Hereford realizing the TACT
ny "a true soldier that the sword would
be an interesting relic for the family
and children OF Capt. Partridge, nhd"
every effort 10 return IL. Ii Is more than
interesting from tho fact that
both the loser and tho finder, once
divided, are now reunited under ono
flag, and are devoted to the interest oil
one common country. The department
commander OF the Grand Army OF the
Republic IL to-day in receipt Of letter
from Capt. Partridge, extending his sim
cere and heartfelt thanks TO Capt. Here
ford, MI. Miller and others, who have
been tho means OF returning this most
priced cello. The sword will be returned
10 Capt. Partridge through department
headquarters, with an open letter to the
post of which Capt. Partridge is men,
her.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-05-28

MUNGER'S MANDATORY.
NE HAS IT READY FOR BUSINESS.
4 Now md Highly Important Interest to
DnIlss-Adyent ~ Most Advanced
Machinery In Cotton Ginning
About the IByontlOn,

Dallas has Mt last succeeded In bring
ing % her limits the wonderful Inn
pr0vements in the way OF cotton gin
machine manufacturing set on foot by
Mr.. RS. Munger, the excellency of
which was so manifested at the New Or
leans exposition. Mr.. Munger, has been
prevailed upon 10 make Dallas his
headquarters, and 10 establish mere IN
the building owned by w. III. CASTOR,
ESQ, formerly occupied by the Dallas car
anu agricultural works, the chief depot
for his manufacturing purposes. Since
the invention OF the gin itself by w mt
ney, no such advance has been made In
machine power and adaptability. his
patented Invention removes the cotton
from the wagon by suction elevators,
cleans, levels and distributes itin the
feeders, and gins it into this double box
without any handling whatever. The
appreciation OF this vast Improvement
on old modes was most signally appre-
ciated at New Orleans, where hundreds
of thousands witnessed its active opera
tions. Among the testimonials, premi-
ums ana certificates awarded MN AT
that great international gathering were
some for his double-box press,
also his suction elevator and cleaner
his belt elevator, gin saw sharpener ana
various other details OF gin attach
ments Mr.. Munger has been prevail
cd upon 10 establish his extensive
works at Dallas. The Importance OF
such enterprises cannot be overesti-
mated by our people, rs they not ,only
afford employment of q steady and sub
staptial character 10 many laborlng
men, but associates tho name or che
city with the leading and marked
improvements OF the age. MN
Munger will not delay his operations,
but proceed at once 10 the prosecution
of his business. Our machine men have
carefully investigated his plant, ana
through their persuasions and repre-
sensations no has been induced to make
Dallas his head center and radiat,ing
moneyed men and capitalists here will
place Mr.. Munger on footing that in
sures success. No industry has been
located in Dallas since its incorporation
which promises greater reward for its
promosers or more substantial benefit
to the city than the manufacturing en-
terprise about TO be iuaugurated by MI.
MnnpaI.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-05-28
Notes from Kerens.

KERENs, May 27.-[Special.l-C. M.
Collum, who has charge off. e. Wits
ler's lumber yard at this place, to-day
received telegram announcing the
death Of his father-in-law, who lived in
Mississippi. Mr.Collum will start for that
point in few days. He thinks he will
make his future home in his native
state. MIR. Collum is q good business
man, perfect gentleman and has made
many warm and true friends in this
community.
1t has been raining here for several
days past. The creeks are very high.
Several washouts are reported on the
Texas u St. Louis railroad, delaying
trains. Farmers say crops are getting
in the grass, but prospects were never
finer in this country at this season OF
the year,