davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1885-06-25

In tho year 1893 New York adopted
n gradual emancipation act There
were then about 90, 900 slaves in the
state In 1871 another act wa passed
declaring all slaves free on the Fourth
OF july, 1927.
, 1885-06-25

lLonuon luhl
He-Allow me to carry your parcel for
your She-No, thank you, my man,
but hare is2 pence. but don't spend 1t in
drink
, 1885-06-25

There is a bird roost at Lake Gentry. IN
Brevard county. Florida, covering q tract
of eighty acres, In which, II is estimated.
over 1000. 900 birds gather every
, 1885-06-25

DAILY LFADER. all transient advertisements
10 cents per line each Insertion. O consecutive
Insertions scents per line one month Q cents
per line.
Minor mention notices, among local reading
matter, 70 cents per line each insertion,
WEKkI LEADER. all Transient advertise
ments % cents per line nrst Insertion ono
month, mcents per line SIX months 10 cent?
per line ojtc ycnr . cents per line. Marriage
and birth A. otices s on each. No advertisement
Inserted for less than = cents.
H. GIAFcKE. Publisher,
, 1885-06-25

Summer suits can be had a bargain at
Polaek's.
, 1885-06-25

Pure. delicious ice cream aud the finest
sOds water with all the various fruit syr-
ups nj II. u. Ellis
, 1885-06-25

Hardware, stoyes and unware, at Arp
q Conway's.
, 1885-06-25

Palpitation, dropsical swellings, dizzi.
ness, Indigestion, headache, sleeplessnes-
cured by Wells Health Remover.
, 1885-06-25

Go TO Rhodes and Troxell's for soda
water where you have a choice Of twenty
two syrups with pure cream.
, 1885-06-25

Omaha steel barbed wire. Call for
prices at Arp a Conway's.
, 1885-06-25

What is excellent,
As Col lives. Is permanent;
Hearts ere dust. hearts loves remain.
Hsart'slovo will inset .hee ngain.
AfEmarSon
, 1885-06-25

Cleans out rats. mice, reaches, flies,
ants, bed bugs, skuBks, chipmuks, goph.
ems. l5c. Druggists.
, 1885-06-25
sRlLuIanrs.

Grant that my deeds divinsly done
May DO Appraised aiyinest things
Though they may he little, every me.
ID. @. Holland.
, 1885-06-25

Mowers and hayrakes at Arp s
Conway's
, 1885-06-25

Leather wheels are made in France
for railroad and other cars. Unframed
buffalo hides ara cut into strips, and
these are built up into solid discs. which
Are strongly held together by Two iron
rings after they have been subjected 10
hydraulic pressure.
Ioston Beacon Going to Europe is
nov called taking the grand trot
, 1885-06-25

Legal blanks at the Leader Office
, 1885-06-25
MEN

Hostetter's stom-
scn Bitters con
querS and pre-
vents i~nalarial fe-
vers, d y srepsla,
chronic constipa-
ton, n tendency
to kidney and blad
der ailments, and
rheuInati $ IN. and
Is OF the greatest
value In cases Of
bodily trouble ar
ising from weak
ness. Old people
are greatly AIDED
by II. and It Is
highly s~eTviceable
to ~convalesce nts
and ladies in deli
cate health. II Is,
moreover. a useful
medicine TO take
md ~cnunteracts the
on. For sale by
lerally.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-08-26
Sin aanimant, III Der ,tateraaSt,

gin Tdtittttntatt TT Oct u~tttetaaot,
benz bur4 elm leibenbes unb fdreienbes
ainb mebrere Nddte Der @dlaf seraubt
murbe unb Der gu Der u~eberaeugnns ees
langte, baB Mrs. WinslomS @ccfbins
Sprup serabe Der Grtitet jei, beHen erfar
bas Sinh benStht8te. faufte einen gprratb
baeon. Nfs er mad 9auie fam unb ieis
aer Trau oappn Mittbeilung madte, meis
9erte ie iid, benz Rinbe bon Dem @efaufz
ten gu perabreiden, ba ie cine Nnbdnae-
rim Der 9cmSopathie mar. Die nddffe
Nadt wurbe mieber idlaflos psrbroat.
Gls Der 8ater am nddfisn Gage mad
9auie fam, fanb er bas Sinh idledter
als ie, unb ba E: abermals cine idlaflcie
Nadt befardtete, perabreidte CT ipdbrenb
Der Mbneienbeit ieiner Trau benz Ginbe
cine Bcrtion bes Gprup unb iaete nidts
bapon. Die Madt barauf itlief Naes
mehl urb Der fleine @dreier erpadte
am Worsen nit beiterm @efidt. Die
Mntter mar erfreut aber ben plSsliden
w%unberbaren Wedfel unb pbrpbt Ie fd
3uerff beleibist fibl.e, ale fe Nuftldruns
erbielt, ieste fe benncd ben @ebrau9
bes Sarups fort. @areiente 2inber
unb idlafoie Nadte inb ibr iest unbes
fannt. Cine e~in3elne Grcbe nit benz
Sprup bat nod bas 9eiben iebes ainbes
uno bas 0orurtbeit Der Mutter beliest.
Sn allen Gpotbefen gu haben; rs Gents
bic 6lofhe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-08-26
Samprrhpiseu Setlmittef.

Sdmorrboiben baben gem0bn!id borber-
gebenSe S9merssn I'M @aden, eenoen uno benz
nnterleibe. 70 bab Der Yatient slaubt feline Rte
ren, ooer bic nadfen Srsane ieien in einem
franfbaften 8ufanOe. 3eitpeiie finb 3eiden
bon llnberoauli6feit eesentpdrtig, ale 8la'
hnng, nnbebasli6teit beS Magens etc. Fine
Gen9tisfeit tpie Sdmeib, elm unansenebmes
SUDDEN berborrufeno, nadbem man tparm
miro, III elm sepObnlider 8esleiter. 8linbe,
blutise uno iudenOe Samorrboiben ipersen
burd einmalisen @ebraud bon Or. 8ofonfo's
Samorrboioen Seilmittel, pel9es brett auf Die
franfbaften Steuen e%intuirft, Die Sumor ab.
iorbirt, has beftise SUDDEN beleitist unD cine
bauernoe SeiIuns berborbrinst, abseiteGt
YreiS so Gents. MbbreIiire: She Or. 8olonff
Mebicine 60, Biaua, Ohio.
8erfauft BET s. Ralteser G Con.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-08-26

Ser 8ii6of bon @beiter, Der am
3. @uguf i'm @pmnaiium gu Nortbwid
bic @6ulpreiie ~bertbeilte, 6riidte feline
8efrieoigung bariber aus. baB Der
Sdulplan aud bic beu.l1e @prade
umfahe. Semitic to9aeben6e &ritifer
bdtten ibn-ben Bii9of-atpar tueget
elmer iiber bieien 8egen5fan6 in Macz
elesielb gebaltenen &ebe fart abgefanz
aelt, aber er babe rtiemals Oeutfd nit
@ngliih als Se%brgegenfano fiir &naben
pergli4en, ooer beutf@e Bidder fir beis
Ter dig englif9e ertIdrt. Was er seiagt
babe, let, bob fiir bic nd6ffen finf3ig
Sabre bic beutfde Spra9e bieienige fei,
tpel9e ole tiidtigen Mdnner gu berites
ben haben tpiiroen, peBbaIb bas Stuz
blum berfelben einer unentbebrIi6en
She'll elmer geiunoen graiebung bilbe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-08-26
Dr+ Spbn Suits
Smiths Tonic Syrup
fir bic Seiluns bon
Tiebern aQer Art,
nH0 9e9eH
1nalartibe &ranfbetten.

OtUSWsSvS2< YStASu
Ser Eisentbimer bieier beriibmten Mebisin
beaniprudt fir bieielbe ben @oraua Dor alien
ibrisen Seilmitteln, pelde benz Yublifum aIs
TO de, f9ere unb permanente
fur segen 8ieber aler Mrt, bon l~angerer cber
~furaerer Dauer empfo6len tperben. ST ruff alIe
peitliden nnb iIbIiden Staaten aIs 8euaen
auf fur bic Dabrbeit BET @erfideruna, baS es
in feinem ~ein3igen Sale feline heilenbe @irfunq
beriagen tpiro, tpenn bic GnipeiIungen genau
befolgt perben. Sci bieIen gnf1uen 1T cine
s%inaelne Oofis snr Seiluug seniseno, uno sanae
Gamilien erlansten burd cine einaise GIa1de
tire @einnbbeit tpieber. Sc III inbeb aeratben
unb iebenfaas mad Ian9tpierigen Anfaaen fide.
rer, tpenn man ben @ebrau9 bes Mitt,ls nod
cine ODER spei Boden nod benz anfb0ren bes
Giebers fortfebt. @eu5bnli9 bebarf man Bel
oieier Mebiatn feines peiteren SnlfsmitteIs, I'M
be Eingepeibe in Srbnung gu balten. Sollte
aber Der 9atient nod eines Requirement WitteIs
beourfen, nadbem er brei ober bier Doien bes
Comic senpmmen bat, 70 pirb eine ~einaeIne
00iS bon Scents Negotiable. s iIh
9iIIS 9~eniisen.
BULBS Sarsaparilla lit baS alte unb suber.
ldifise Scilmittel sesen lnreinisfeit bes 8Iutcs
unS ifropbnloie anfdae = Der &onis Der 8lut.
r~einiser.
DR.. Jehn Bulls Vegetable Worm Des.
troyer 1T in Geitalt bon Ganbb Drops prdpa.
rirt, fd0n bonn aniebn unb Iei9t einaunebmlen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-08-26
6. S. Maaer, Mbolefalez uni

6. S. Miaer, Mbolefalez uno
Netatlbdnbler in Garben. Oeleu, Muz
INSTRUMENTATION, Commensurate,
San Mntonio empfieblt Iein groBes
Eager in bielen Mrtifeln gu .Nep Oorf
:prellett uno ma6t gang b%eionoers auf
ben getpdblten 8orratb BON 8ilbern:
@bromos, &upfers unb StablFi6en,
S%elgemdloen unb pbantalie : 8ilbern
aaer Nrt. ferner auf Die gei6maduolle
Musuabl bon 8ilberrabmen Der aaer@
mooernften Gorm unb auf bic Naes
umfahenben 3eiGenmaterialem aufz
merflam. 9lae Nuftrdge fir irseno cine
Der obigen 8ran9en meroen prompt
ausgefiibrt; 8ilber bon ieber @r6Be einz
gerabmt uno ole Mrbeiteu m6gli9It
f9nea uno gut beiorgt, bic in bas Sad
i9lagen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-08-26

Dem bdnii@en &6nig, Der nit
feinem Minifterium BEN den
in boiler Sppoiition eegeniiberitebt,
paffirten n%eueroings einige ~unangenebs
me @ef6idten. Mls gbriftian TX. neu=
lid BON elmer epaaierfabrt in Der ums
gebung Der Sauptitabt suriidtebrte, be-
gegnete er elmer Mnsabl giienbabnar=
better, bic einen Nusflug gema6t bat=
ten. @iner berielben entfaltete Dor benz
Waaen bes G6nigs cine rotbe SABINE
unb Die iib,igeH %riefen: oNieber nit
BEN Winifterium gftrup!" Ser G0nig
muBte feinem 2uifder 8efebl geben,
auf einem umtuese in bic Stabt 3u
fabren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-08-26
Gin an8cnebmter pub fir ben iungen
m6nu.

Man9e sseute besniigen fi9 nit Der
einfaden Grage nod benz Woblbefin=
ben ferner Nnberpanbte. Ni1t 10 NIT
Sbos. a.. Chapman aus Marblebeab
Mah., beifen @pbn an perarmtem
Blut lit, pel6es faIte 6iiBe peruriad=
te, Elm miibes @efibI in Der Mageaz
b6ble, unb angemeine S9md9e. 6err
Chapman faufte inn Bromn's Sron
Bitters. Ser iunge Mann gebraudte
brei Glaf9en uno iebt f9reibt fem
Iater: nMls i'd i'm aulebt fab, iab
er bel better aug unb fiblte biel tpobs
ler. probirt es an Guren franfen
Greunoen unb 8ermanbten. &auft
bon irgenb einem Npotbefer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-08-26
ST.. 81 & Smith. 2nhn

9r. u. S. smitb, 3abnar
SO Gommerce=S traBe, oberbalb @labins
Mpotbefe, San Mntonip. Benubt cons
benfirtes @as beim Musaieben Der 3db=
ne; febt einaelne 3dbne unb ganse @e=
bige elm. preiie mdBig. Dr. Smith
1T Elm erfabrener 3abnarat, Ser ii6 in
5olge ieiner &unffertigfeit uro Beliebts
belt GROCER praris erfreut. Wer lei=
benb is, tDenbe lid bertreuens5oa an
i'm. Mir f6nnen i'm beftens empfeblen.
81 trIM
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-08-26
9tese Sbee,

baS bic 2ente nod Colorado, geu i. Merifo uno
benz @eften seben, um bic Sdminbiudt au er.
leidtern. 1T gar nidt n0tbis. Sober b%erniinf.
tise Mann piiroe Or. 8ofanfo's Suffen. unb
9unsen : Sbrup in benz erifen @rabe Der
Sdminofudt sebrau6en. So lit unfeblbar in
allen Gauen bon Suiten. @rfdltunsen, 8ron.
9itis, S9mersen in Der 8ruf unb allen Sbmp>
tsmen, pelde als Snrlaufer Der Sdpinbiudt
be!ten Yreis so @ents uno $1.00. @erfauft
gel s. aalteber &c Con.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-08-26
seu. s. cntterfiSe & Co.,

BImmber8 4. @u8sTitterS,
1856 DIT S~oufonfrabe, San s~lntonio. Babe.
pannep, Stur3bdbsr. MaTereIoiets, Wlarmor-
platter, @ummiidldude, 8Iei- unb Gilenrob.
rsu, 9~ierapparate uub @asfxtures aGer s(rf.
slae AuftTdse iperben prompt aussefabrt.
20,3-
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Nrpbire es feIbH.

Ser 8epeis fit Die Site bes Yubbins befebt
ni@t I'M &aueu bes @arnes, fonbern in 8e.
niibuns ber @elesenbeit gum 8erfoften befeI.
ben. s. &alteber C Son, bic Mpotbefer, baben
eine Rrobeffaide bon Dr. 8olanto's Snfen.
unD 2ungen. SHRIMP, fur Seben, Der nit gu item,
@rfaltungen, afbma, S9toinbfu6t ober Gun.
senfranfbeit seplast 1T.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-08-26

photographer, tpel6e in Gallo
Maps @aIIerie, Alb OF 9oufon>
StraBe genommen merben, finb in
jeber 9infi6t bollfommen unb f6nrett
ti9t ibertroHen perben. User cine
bor5igli6e photographic gu mdBigem
Breiie miini6t, Dem empfeblen nil, mad
ganapans @alerie 3u geben, unb er
ipirb aufriebengeifelt tuerben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-08-26

bon Der @irfiamfeit uberSeusen, fonbern aud
Guren RreiS unb Sanf terauSforbern. Sd CT,
baltic taslid Santf@reibem uno @adfolsenoes
finb einiae Mus3ise aus benielben:
uSa6 3Otdsiser Anpenbuns babe i'd ben Sc.
braud einseifelt unb bin e%rtannt unb erfreut
iber ben Griols."
rs erfiIt allies, mas Sic beripre9en. SD
bin ent3idt bariiber."
rMeiue Gruartun9en iinb ibertroffen poroen.
yWie 3anber bat es serirft uno mebr gelei'
ifet, ais i'd ~eripartet babe
sd babe es nit autem Grfolse an9epanbt."
rDie @eife, in ipelder es b%euirtte, mas i'd
pinidte, bat mid iiberraf9t."
@eidIi6 iinb meme S~Ofnunsen erfuat NOR
beu unb i@ bin bo9lid) barber erfreut."
Roiitib %sarantirt, bab bas Mittel barmlos 1T
unb feline idabliben Sub1anaen entbdlt.
ga6 Gmpfans bss YreifeS bon 81 burd) Die
Roit in fiderer 8srpaduns berianbt. Ber.
iieselte @ireulare A Genta. Bel Sruss!ften gu
baben. aorefe:
Madame Fontaine, ZOE 14th ST., New York.
lS,5,tutplt
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@imc 3arte.
Office bes st. 2epnarb Sptel,
Main pla5a.
San Mntonip. Seras. 1884.

N(atn pld5a.
San Mntonio, Seras. 1884.
&ebafteur Der nGseien BreHe": So
i'd beahi9tise, bas vSt. 9epnarb 9os
tel" benz groben Publifum popular gu
MAIDEN, no inn Der Comfort zines l..
&lafe 9otel gemdbrt tperben FAINT,
babe ib meine Staten auf $3.50 upo 50
per Sag reousirt. Sd Derbe oaber
erfrellt fem, Sic unb Sreunbe au ieben
un6 ibnen ale @uTmerffamfeitem gu
erueifen. ST. 8. u. Srerler, friiber
bonn Central 9otel, bat ii6 mir aiioz
ciirt unb giebt unieren beuti9en &unben
iii ibrer Mutteripra9e iebpeoe Mus=
funft.
Cars unb potfuti9en fabren an Ser
Sbir borbei. Sbr ergebener
pbimas g. 2ounsberrD,
26, 2t4mtD3W Gigentbiimer.
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&arHeibi4feit.

yssftss 5Jtltr3r finb Bel terartlse, Sanen beipus
s. eeei8uet; cine 1cl8 bepirtt cine SpIme Wes
xtl5etlaatesrns, bds Der Bdttent barEber ~erfaiint.
Gie ndffen ben xtppettt unb rerrriaden, baB
Sr9dui8mu8 tnr4 ne Ge516Hrt, rub burh tbre
fert{6k Mirteaae aufh bic @es6auu1eSof8atse
s sstsz mfsssssa9tesftt bts s~tasIeaags 4srssis
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-08-26

giner ffrafiden nnterlaHuns borbeueenber
Meoieiniruns lam man bic meii1en llebeI,
peIhe bic Menf9en befanen, suidreiben. 60
~ zine ansgemahte Sbatfade, bab cine aur
NIT 8 ofetter8 90 agenbitterem fogar
etuen bon 9latur f6pddIiden SrganiSmus in
iOl@sn @ertbeibiguussanifanb fett, 6ab ct ben
berrfdeaofen aranfbeitsurfaden, s. 3. benz
boeartigen Einfuie bon Mia8meu, %uugefunoem
xSafer, ~iberndbiser Sibe, Geudtigfeit, &dite,
plosltben Observation-Disclosures II. I, h.
uiberfebeu fam.
3u baden bei allen Mpotbefern unb
8dnbtern iberbaupt.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-05
GRAVE SUBJECTS.
Minneapolis Undprfnkrrs---StyIe In Fu-

Minneapolis Undrrfakers---Sty In Fu-
rtrrG9s-- fsotr EB4bHIBtiIio Is Done.
There are eleven undertaking establish
ments in Minneapolis, which number is
large when one reflects on the healthy eli
mate of the city and the wonderfully low
rate of mortality. In one of these establish
ments on Washington avenue . GLOBE
scribe sat, bordering the mutability of hu-
man events, when a man entered and said,
in very business like tone OF voice:
81 want to look at coffin for a girl"
few questions developed the fact
that the aforesaid girl was his daughter,
who had died six hours before. coffin was
shown him ana the price placed at $40. It
was promptly rejected, and s few minutes
later handsome casket was agreed upon. at
a cost Of $50, and giving few instructions
the bereaved father passed ont.
THAT man - said the undertaken. ''was
in for style. He lives just out of town, and
wanted something that would parslvze The
neigbhors If l had shown him SO coffin
and asked $75 for it, he would have been
suited at once"
You see some queer phases Of human
character" suggested the reporter.
''Nearly every one, think. And 1 have
had some singular experience. too buried
a man once that died of leprosy, the third
case on this side the Rocky mountains, l be-
lieve. Ny business is picking up over th e
country he continued "A few years ago,
physicians used TO do embalming and charge
$50 for it. while now it is profession of its
own aud the price has come down 10 s25.
The conse quence is metallic caskets are
going Out Of use and embalming is taking
their place.
rs IT A DIFFICULT PROCESS!"
"Wen,'' it requires great knowledge OF
anatomy and considerable skill in manipu-
lating. The arteries have TO be taken up
very nicely, or there is leakage that a pro-
fessiOnal would never allow. We usually
take up the six principal arteries-the caro-
It'd, in the throat, the brachiel, under the
biceps muscles, and the femOral, in the
thighs-and inject the preserving fluid.
1t penetrates every part of the
body and preserves it. When the subject
dies of sunstrokc. apoplexy, sufocation and
the like, the treatment is varied. Occasion
ally, by hot cloths and by pressure, we have
to drive the blood from the face to prevent
discOloration.'
do You ever mummify bodies?"
''Quite frequently; that is different pro-
cess. In that case we remove all the viscera,
besides proceeding as | have told you. The
brain is the most p-rishable portion of the
entire body and the greatest care must be
taken with it. The other yiscera -"
Here a man entered and wanted some
floral ornaments for a funeral and the under
taker went TO wait upon him, saying:
There are some very peculiar remin-
iscences here in Minneapolis, in my line.
Come in again and I'll make your hair stand
UNI
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-05
MINNEAPOLIS PERSONALS.

Judge Ames and family left for the south
yesterday.
DR.. W. NJ. Evans, of Grafton, is at the ST.
James hotel.
DR.. J. F. Farce, of Heron Lake, was in the
city yesterday, stopping at the st. James.
J. H. Coolidge, Of Eau Claire, is here to
establish branch Office in the fuel business.
President Cable, of the Minneapolis & St.
Louis railroad, with his wife, was at the West
yesterday.
B. F. Farmer, the Ortonville banker, is
at the Nicollet.
E. T. Gait, one of the promising men Of
Winnipeg. is at the West.
Fl. G. Gage left for Chicago last evening
on business trip.
o. G. Hangen, Brainerd; Jno. G. Schultz,
Dundas: Fl. Thorsen and wife, Mortified
c. J. Hubert, Alexandria; P. Poncher.
Hutchinson, were stopping at the National
hotel yesterday.
Manager Conklin, of the Grand has gone
to Chicago and will be absent until Satur-
day
Charles L. Wendell, of the Island Cracker
factory, is in Chicago, attending the conyen-
ton of the cracker manufacturers.
c. II. Douglas, Brainerd; A. A. Babcock,
Appleton; George J. Gillespie, T. F. GIddes,
J. T. Tracy, Anoka G. E. Brooks, Ortonville
F. W Phillbrick, Redwood Falls; L. c. Mil
lestaat, Luvernc; c. VI. Clark, T. B. Thorn =
hill, Spring Valley, were state arrivals at the
NicOlIet Yesterday
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-05
COURT CULLINGS.
Some of the Interesting Orders and Hap
p'n1,gs If Iie Justice Eactory.

Some of fhn Interesting Orders and Hap
p'nt,,gs If ihe Justice Factory.
The general term Of the district court,
which begins February l., Will without doubt
be the longest February term ever known.
The calendar bids fair 10 contain 500 cases.
There are already 1872 continued cases, 81
civil, appeal cases aud IL appeal cases in the
cases on the calendar.
Charley Hedland and Sophia Nelson, job n
Meagher and Mars E. Gleason, Vim. King
S. Irkley, T. II. Conner and Sarah Y Matt
land, y. Hoffman aud Maggie Readdie yes
terday obtained marriage licenses.
In the matter of extending Quincy street.
from Spring street To Third avenue north
east, appeals from the awards OF the CON-
missiouers were yesterday fled By Asa E.
Johnson, l.. W. Cummings and John
Farrell in the district court.
Henry Hartley, as assignee OF Elwin &
Hartley, cigar manufacturers at Dos Wash
iugtUn avenue north, yesterday comm cneed
suit in the district court TO recover from J.
g. Cressy property belonging To the assignors
claimed 10 have been appropriated by him
January 20, which is valued at $500.
In the suit Of Arthur NJ. Keith, trustee for
John Kinsey S Co. and A. L. Cameron Il
Co. rs. Sarah Girling, Judge Lochren has
decided that the defendant oses Kinsry &
Go. $402.23 and Cameron IL Co. 81, $50. "a
on promissury notes. and has ordered the
sale Of land in section 20, town 80, range
"a, in salts faction thereof.
Articles we're yesterday filed with the regis
ter Of deeds, Incorporating the Swedish
American Publishing com pauy, with capi-
tai stock OF 10000. The officers are Pres
ident, John Lynngren; vice president, Henry
Liud5.om; secretary, a. z. Peterson: treas
urpr, Gustaf ". GRAF: directors, Sven An
derson. Peter o. Erickson, Peter Peterson,
Chas. Erickson, Nils P. Lind, John Y. Abra-
hanson.
TO REMOVE An ASSIGNEE.
In the assignment of Edwin & Hartley, the
cigar manufacturers, Judge Young yesterday
issued an order for Henry Alfred, the as
signee, to show cause at saturdays special
term OF district court why be should not be
removed. The order vas granted upon the
represe utstious of (. J. Cough, a former
member Of the firm Of Erwin IL Hartley, and
T. J. Dunn, Of Philadelphia, botn OF whom
are creditors. They claim that VIM. Hart
ley, Of the firm, formerly owned considerable
mortgage aud real property in Remington :
second addition, and that within four months
prior 10 toe assignment be transferred this
property 10 Henry Hartley, Isabella Hartley
and Alfred Hartley, the assignee, for the
purpose Of defrsuding bis creditors. no con-
siJeration being paid for the same. The as
signce has been asked, but has refused to
.ske aay steps to recover the property So that
il can De disposed OF for tie benefit Of the
creditors, hence the action.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-05
A YOUNG MANS LUCK.
From q Porter in Minneapolis to an Equal
Partner ia Roscoe, Dakota.

From a Porter in Minneapolis TO an Equal
Partner ia Roscoe, Dakota.
81 was just thinking of the luck some peo-
pie have" said the clerk at the Clark house
last evening to GLOBE reporter who was
scanning the register for prominent arrivals.
"What do you means"
''The way some people catch on A little
while ago a young fellow came here from
Dakota. He had failed in business, been
burned out or lost all his money in some
way. He went dead broke and We finally
out of pity gave him place as porter. He
had worked around here a couple OF weeks
or so, when an old gentleman
came to the house from Nova Scotia with a
young wife. Now suppose you've got 1t all
made up in your mind that the porter ran
away with the wife-well that amt it. The old
gentleman happened to tell me one night
that be was looking for a location, and in
n1ed TO go into business somewhere in
Dakota. The porter happened to hear the re-
mark and took pains to cultivate the old gen.
tleman's acquaintance. Used to talk to him
in the office, or when he would carry wood
up to his room. He probably related his ex-
perience and showed his knowledge of the
country and business, and the old gent
seemed to get rather stuck on him g.
What do you think the result wass The old
gentleman gave him half-partnership and
signed articles to that effect. They went
out and bought stock of goods, and before
they went the old gentleman gave him 5000
to rig himself out with. They left yesterday
for Roscoe, Dakota, and I'll bet they'll do
well. Oh. it beats all how some people
strike luck. Now you or l might hang
around here until''--but the rem ainder of
the clerks meditations concerning the i'm
mutability OF fate were Interrupted by the
arrival of q couple Of guests.