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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-01-17

other convenient place, go long as the
proceeding is regular and according to
law; so long as "the legislature and the
governor" do the work honestly without
fear or favor; so long as the responsible.
ity of the locating process is not en-
trusted 10 a pliable commission whom
money will buy.
The d%isgraceful farce of two years ago,
whereby nine men were chosen to locate
the capitAl, and the assumption Of those
men in pretending to perform an act
which is specifically within the province
of "the legislature and the governor
and they only; the purchase of at least
one vote in the interest of a specializing
syndicate; the bonding of a single coun.
ty to pay for a capitol building-all these
dishonest and shameful deeds are as q
blackened and ineffaceable blot upon
the record ofapeople whom the United
States congress refuses to recognize, be-
cause such recognition would be an in.
dorsement of a band of political high
binders bent upon self-aggrandizemenI
or common ruin.
1t is the duty Of the present legisla-
ture to relieve the taxpayers of Burleigh
county from the yoke of an enormous
debt saddled upon them by a few polit
ical scalawags; it is the duty Of the pres
ent legislature to relieve the people o.
Dakota of the effects of a contemplate
conspiracy that has brought nothing but
%disrepute and shame and helped to ba1
the admission of orr imperial Territory
to the proud family circle Of progressive
states.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-01-17

The editor of the INTER-OcEAN is par
ticularly interested in p%ostofices, and
we presume has read Bill Nye's expert
ence as postmaster, which, no doubt, in
cited him to that extraordinary effort of
last week to be facetious. Funny writ
ing pays sometimes, but it depends alto
gether on whom the writer isl. Y. NJ.
from Mich.
A bad case of "rhubarb."
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-01-17
SATURDAY, JANUARY II, 1885.
Elk VICE PRESIDENT CoLFAx died of
heart disease at Mankato, Mimi, Tues.
day morning.

WHAT damphool was it that said Da'
kota would secede if not admitted?
There are men in this country as bad
off as Senator Vest in point of brains.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-01-17

The Even Brothers, cotton brokers,
who were made notorious recently by
the rush of women to their offices de-
handing their money back, have fled,
and are supposed to be making their
way stealthily toward Canada with their
stolen gold between them. They start
ed soo enough to join the New Years
party which, it is said, "Mother" Man.
delbaum was to give to John C. Emo,
Hinckly, her son, and her clerk, and
other American financiers who have
gone to the land of the Canuck to enjoy
their hard earned wealth. Ferdinand
Ward was unavoidably detained by a
previous engagement, with Becky"
Jones and Henry Prouse Cooper, the
drunken Fifth avenue tailor, at Ludlow
street Jail, where the two are spending
the winter. Emo, the millionaire's son.
and a popular young fellow in the
upper" circles of society, would have
spurned a invitation to dine with
"Mother" Mandesbaum, the disreput-
able old consorter with thieves and
burglars, when he was spending other
peoples money in New York. But it is
different in Canada. They are on a
level there; they both stole, both "mis-
appropriated" both "rehypothecated,"
and both ran away from their victims
and the law. What a hilarious time
they must have had together at the
New Years party.
cHIT-cHAT.
Hotel thieves are getting very numer-
Gus and extremely bold in their opera
tons here. They have frightened Nine.
Patti and she has taken her Jewels to a
bank for safe keeping. Cappa, the
leader of the Seventh regiment band,
advised her to do it. He is one of her
favorite friends. He says her jewels are
worth 100000.
The Charity ball, one of the chief
social events Of the year, takes place at
the Metropolitan opera house tomorrow
night, and it is expected that 10000
persons will be present.
Henry Guy Carleton, the editor Of
the best humorous paper ever published
in the country, seems to be receiving
nothing but praise land money! for his
new play now running at Wallack's.
PxRK AND II.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-05-19

,Weiu fleines trdntli6eS, i9wd6es sinb9en
parb gum itarfen, bralen 8naben uno i6 bob
mid pom 6ranfenbett our6 ben @ebrau9 bes
Sopfsns Sitteres fir fur5e 3eit.
@iue II &c Rutter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-05-19

9ie Strablen bss Wonbes bei9eincn ct:
ne @eitaIt, Die lansiam ben 9I9el binauf'
iteigt unb enolid i'm bunfeln S4atten per-
itwinoet.
Sait on es nun isIbit seiebn. Sater 81:
OBJ? frdst Naroa.
So, gang senau, Iautet bic rubise ant:
mort.
limb mas iasit bu ba5u7
Der alte WiiDer iest ieinen Wes fort
tief in @ebanfen %periunteE. Ginige Sci
nuten ipdter erit antportet er:
Sd MID es Sud ipdter ertldren.
9llio bu weiBt....
Oab bu bid Dor teinem @eipenif 81
firdten braudit, Rarb. 9ahen mir nur
oieie Sadie rubin, in Der Gridsinuns II
ui9ts, uesen oeiien ibr Sud Gorge 81
MAIDEN braudtet, uertraut nur setroft au
ben alien !6iob.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-05-19
fiir Giuluanberer.

@tnwanbsrer unb iolas. psIds Berpaubit xus Sresuts
aus europa srparien, m6esu N9 Su isoer Seit an ben tas
ter5et4ueieu um Austuit unb 9iIft pensen. Bsun Sc
manb pon europa tommt. 10 beuadribtiss man mi&. nit
Iauaen wtre, 10 psroe Id ~oenislben am betreHsuoen 9aps
bHnssplas, tn empians nsbmsu unb tbm lberau init Raht
uno That sur Seirs Iitsbtn. ais Beriraususmann bs tas
tboIii4sn Counties ihr @tupanbtreI babti4 has Re4i, In
Cattle garttn BITE au MID burd Sritis ausspissnsR etns
naubersr Az em~pfdnqsn uub tnr tbr Beitts bu ioresn. SaRis
reths Seugnths uoH getititdsu uub reltIi4eu Prionea
Iprsatu fIr ntiHs @irtiamteit in oitier xustitgeuttt.
SdtHseoutraets &C. pou uuo mad Europa pereeu beiorsi
uuo BITE hderitt austuuit aber tatboltiae 9oIonttn in
Beiteu, Iabrbilett iir aae gtisnbabneutHeen Ben. z taas
ten ertbetit. Rsu aoreiRre:
Joseph Koelble,
las Eaat Third Sfraat New York CITY.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-05-19
Wan beantw orte'oies, menr
mat, fam.

@ibt ss eine lebenoe 9erion, bic ie siuen Eau
non @e6ielfeber, gali9teit, Jterpoiitdt ober
9teural9ia, ooer ir9enb cine Srdntbeit bes Uta=
gems, Der eeber ooer gieren lab, wel6e Sopfens
Sitters nibt clIriren miro.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-05-19

SltterS llit1t cIrtren miro.
,9teine Mutter id9t, Sopfens Sitteres lei oas
@in,i9e, oas bel ibr itarte anidle Don paralps
lis unb Ropiweb uerbinbert.-@b. .Oswe9o
Gum.
,Wteiu fleines frdnflideS, l6mddes Rino6eH
paro gum itarfen, brauen 8naben uno i6 bob
mid pom Rranfenbett our6 ben @ebrau6 bes
Sopisns Sitteres fir furSe 3eit.
Cine I'M sc Wutter.
.0arum lid NIT geber;, Jierenz ODER rlrins
gel6meroen berumbalaen, belonbers' nit
gri9bti6er 8ranfbeit ooer Diabetes, ba Sop=
fen. SittereS bic Rur bewerfIteQi9t, wern bic Sir
lu09li6 it'll!
Sd bate l6were anfGqe pon Steinbel9wer
ben eS mar ni6t mO9lib, cine Wteoijin ODER
einen 9lrit 81 finoen, UNI MIDI 81 beilen, bis id
Sopfen: Sitteres 9ebrau9te. 9s belf mir in
tllrSer 3eit. Z. R. attp.
sB-1n9eiunoe ODER inactiue gfieren ~perurias
den Stein, Sri9bti6e Srantbeit. RbeumatiS
mus uno cine Wen9e anoerer idmerer unb fata-
Ter 8rantbeiten, bic onr9 ben @ebrau6 pom
SopfensS itteres, wenn es IN i3eit 9enommen
wiro, perbinoert weroen tOnnen.
.9uoin9tou, Mi9., 9. Sebr. 1879. Bier Sabu
lana babe ib Sopfen. gitteres ~pertauit unb ba
lit feline Wteoi5in, bic es ~iibertriiit fGr @alenans
iGle, 9tierenleioen uno ale Rranfbeiten elmer
malariiden geseno. $. Z. a%leranber.
uMonroe, Wid., 25. Sept. 1875. @5ebrte
Serrenl SD nabm Sopfen. Bitteres fir @nt=
%Siinoun9 Der gieren uno Der Slaie. 9s that fir
mid, mas aerSte ni6t tbun tonnten - es bali
mir. Ole 0irfui9 oes Sitteres i4ien mir uie
ein 3auber." u. 8. Garter.
essbrte Serr,n!-Sbr Sopfsns Bittsrss mar Don srObtM
@ertbs thr mid. 80 lag ar aber swei Rouate init t,sh6s
lem 6isbr aui unb toHute teiue Ssiieruus Huoeu, bis Id
6opieusSt tsrss periudte. Oeuen, BITE an Sdmdde oesr
ldwadu S,iuuob.tt lstpeu, trpfeble Id easislbe brlltd.
). y. StosBeL, 63S Sutton Str Gbieaso, Jus.
-,3um S6la9 9~eneiste, nerpoie. 3itternbe
alte DAMIEN perben 9GnSli9 berubi9t ur6 erfrii9t
burd ben @stral9 pon SopfensB itteres.
~ astus Uesoiiin 1T ,ts reAts. p.un 4. utdt eth
Saidsl sriuen Sopisns auf bent wsiben 3etteI bat. Su,
adtst al bas b1it stftiss 3sus init Hop oSer Hops
tn Ramsu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-05-19

eesbrte Serrsn -Sbr Sopfsns Sittsrss mar uon srObsm
@ertbs flr mid. Sd lag ar hber swet Rouate init tysbos
lem 5isber aui uno tOHuts tetue Ssiruns Hueen, bis Id
SopieusSt. terss periudte. Oeuen, BITE an Sdwd&e eeu
idpadu 9tiuuob,it letpeu, erpieble Id easieibe brlltd.
3. q. StosssI, 63s Sutton Str Chicago. gus.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-05-19

,9Reine Mtutter iast, Sopfen. Sitteres iei bas
9in;i9e, bas bel ibr itarte anidle Don paralps
lis uno Ropfpeb perbinoert.-@O. .SSwe9o
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-05-19

-,3um S9las s~eneiste, neru0ie. ~,ittsrnbe
alte Oamen werben sGnSli6 berubi9t unb erfrii9t
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-05-19

AZ Retus WieoiSin III ste reAts. psnn fs utdt eth
Biidd srlusu Sopieus auf bent wetben 3etteI bat. Der,
adtst al Sas b0it stttiss Ssus init Hop osu Hops
TN Remeu.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1885-09-18
TELEGRAPHIC.
GENERAL NOTES.

WISCONSIN rejoices in the hope of the
largest tobacco crap ever raised in the
state.
+. BERRY WALL, known In New
York az KING OF the Dudes" has fail
ed. II is said that he went through q
fortune of $500, 600 in three years.
A COLLISION in which several lives
were lost on both sides is reported to
have taken place between band Of rev.
olutlonists and the authorities at Santa
Rosa, an important mining town in
Coahuila. Mexico.
IRON and steel of all kinds are active
at Philadelphia, and heavy shipments
are being made to the West. Large lots
Of plate and tank iron have been order
ed for October delivery, and the demand
for structural and bridge IRON has large
Iy increased. Nails, in small lots, are
selling at 81 90, but for large orders quo
tations are 81. is and 220.
ABOUT sixty thousand cattle have been
removed from the Cheyenne and Ara
.ah0e reservations since the promusga-
ton Of the presidents order. The numb
er emaining is estimated at fifty thous-
and, most of which are now being drlv-
en- off the forbidden lands.
THE Boston detectives allege that
Detectives Page, OF Chicago, ane O'CDn-
nor, of st. Paul, connived at the escape
Wednesday at Minneapolis of Brainerd,
the fugitive Vermont banker, who is
said to be now hiding at Winnipeg, from
which place he had been kidnapped by
the detectives.
DIPnTHERIA has caused the death Of
1G0 children In a single parish of Sou
langes county, Quebec, during the past
three months. Sixty five new cases Of
small pox wire reported at Montreal
Sunday. The mysterious malady pre-
vailing in Clay county, West Virginia,
has thus far attacked one hundred per-
sons, of whom twenty five have died.
NEAR Adrian, Michigan, 100000
worth of property is reported to have
been destroyed by the elements, Tues
day evening, and at Dublic, Indiana,
twenty buildings collap5ed. Reports of
serious losses from wind and lightning
come from other points in Indiana
Mich gan. and Wisconsin. The dam
age 10 lake shipping was also very
heavy.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1885-09-18
FROM THE CAPITOL.

ATTORNEY GENERAL GARLAND has
purchased a resldenne the past week at
the corner OF Rhode Island avenue and
Fourteen street, and all the members
of the cabinet except Mr.. Lamar may
now be said to be provided for as to a
home in the District of Columbia
PRESIDENT CLEVELAND announces he
will give six hours q week to ofhce-seRk-
er5, two on Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays, a nd that in November this
time will be shortened to two hours on
Monday only. This will hardly give
him time to shake hands with with the
patriots who come here, and there is
great indignation among them.
SECRETARY LAMAR is reopening the
way for the az Indication of certain con.
tested homestead cases in Michigan, in
which action has been suspended since
March Ia, 1877, by order Of Carl Schurz,
the then Secretary of the Interior. The
suspension of action was in regard to
entries in the Todia and Travers City
districts, now concentrated at Reed
City, Mich. Mr.. Lamar's sbject in this
is to protect the Indians.
THE commissioner of internal reveue
reports that TIE amount of distilled
spirits gone into consumption during
the fiscal year ended June 80, 1885, is
SO, 1865 gallons, and the amount of
malt liquors on which tax was paid
during the same period is 10, 1876, ,953
barrels. The amoInt of wine consum-
ed in this country during the year 1884
is estimated at 0,508, $40 gallons.
lT is stated at the treasury depart
ment that the only significance of the
recent cancellation of silver certificates
to the amount of about $15,00000 lies
in the fact, as shown by experience, that
the certificates of large denomination
are practically worthless as circulat-
ing medium The notes destroyed were
$4,000 and $4,000 certificates, and it is
proposed in case they shall be required
to replace them with $40 $50, $50, and
500 certificates, as the latter are much
better adapted for general circulation.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1885-09-18
GRIM e.

HUGH MCIIENRY and Howard Pierce
have Deen arrested at Topeka, Kansas,
charge with being the principals In
the recent train-robl cry on the Chicago
and Alton railroad.
JOHN b. CLAUsoN, a township trustee
Of Warren county, Indiana, who is
charged with issuing fraudulent war
rants 20 the amount of $40, 900, is miss
ing from his home.
s. Is PRATT wa assassinated near
Antelope, Oregon, by e. 7. Glisan.
Cause, jealousy and bad blood. Giisan
is an old man and has wife and seven
children, while Pratt was a young
man.
AT Cool Creek mines, near Seattle,
Washington territory, Saturday, large
buildihg occupied by Chinese laborers,
was fired by a mob of masked men. The
inmates, Afty in number, escaped to the
woods.
ANDREW HUNToN, minister has been
killed IN Indian Territory by the seducer
Of his daughter, man named White,
whom he had followed from s. G.. The
murderer escaped.
THREE members of the "Dry Goods
Clerks Equality Association" of Now
York, have been arrested for causing a
dynamite explosion in the store of Garry
Brothers, in that city, Oh the 1st of Feb
ruary last.
LAWRENCE BEAINERD, formerly presi-
dent of the st. Albans, Vermont bank,
who decamped two years ago with
large amount of its funds, has been alb
Quoted from Winnipeg by detectives
and carried across the line into the
States.
JOSEPH FLANAGAN, part proprietor of
n @ullrr mandatory at Youngstown,
Ohio, shot Frank Gilbert Thursday
morning because the la ter had been re-
porting TO Mrs Flanagan certain va
carries of her husband. Gilbert is not
seriously hurt.
A SHOCKING tragedy is reported in the
southern psrt of Nermilliun county,
Illinois, where Perry Whitlock, a far
mer, shot his wife, intllcting fatal in
juries, after which he shot two sisters
and himself. Whitlock lad not lived
with his wife for several months.
JOHN WELSH placed ties upon the
track Of the TIoga State Line Railroad,
ar Elmira, n. V, Monday, at place
where there is a gorge seventy-hve feet
deep, and there war narrow escape
froE terrible accident. Welsh was
arrested aud confessed he owed the
company spite and had taken this
means of revenge.
A ROW and stabbiHg atfray in which
young fellow, known IA missouri
Jack" was fatally stabbed, took place
in one of the tents of the Chicago,
Burlington & Northern Railroad be-
tween East Dubuque and Galena, Ill.
The deed was perpetrated by John
Coffee, notorious criminal of Dubuque
who escaped.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1885-09-18

PRACTICAL experience with the elec,
trio light as fitted to war ships has
not been wholly satisfactory. BY its
aid a captain can search the face Of an
enemy's works and select the spots
upon which TO concentrate the fire Of
his guns; but he cannot, it must be
remembered, do this without betray>
ing his own position and so affording
his foe capital point st which to aim.
The electric light, moreover, is very
puzzling in its effect apon the sight,
even when the eyes are protected by
colored glasses. 1t brightly illumin>
ates everything upon which it is
flashed; but it greatly lutensifies
the apparent darkness on both sides
Of the actual beam. Sesmen, too,
who are using the light become
night~blind. Ordinarily their
night sight is very good-they can al
sea readily distinguish objects which
to lanasman's unpracticsa gaze are
invisible; but when electric Lights
have been flashing around them for
few minutes, this valuable gift tenn.
porarlly deserts them. On account
of these facts the London James
Gazette declares: "The general feel.
ing among officers and signsimer
seems to be that, as rule, the electri,
light is rather nuisance than other
wise,"
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1885-09-18

COMMENTING apon the fact that there
is one insane person to every $50
Americans and that the ratio has
greatly increased in tho last thirty
years, Dr.. w. Il. Fletcher says that
an apparent cause is the popular
change Of opinion regarding tho
treatment Of insanity. Fifty years
ago to be sent to an insane asylum
ostracized one as completely as a
term in the pentltentiary. That is all
changed, and brief residence in an
asylum is no more detrimental to
social standing than visit to the
Hot Springs or Florida. DR.. Fletcher
docs net regard our system of cduca-
tion as 4 notably exciting cause OF
insanity The evidence is rather TO
the contrary, the great majority of
the insane coming from the ranks of
the ignorant, where nature has sup
Piled little mental power to begin
with, and ant has done less. The dee
tor is also in sympathy with the be-
lief that the use of alcoholic beverages
and narcotics is not, in itself, q prime
cause of insanity.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1885-09-18
NOTES OF INTEREST.

hunger and conversation are the
best dinner sauce.
Whoever makes the fewest persons
uneasy is the best bred in the COM
pany.
Nothing should appear at cold
collation. which requires carving or
can not be easily helped.
The choice of a wife or husband is
the most serious thing that man or
woman has to decide upon.
Do not starch your table napkins.
A napkin that is not soft and pliable
is manifestly unfit for its purpose.
At a picnic never use your best
plate, glass or china; so shall YOU
avoid much heart-Eurning and irrita-
ton Of temper
Absence makes the heart of host
and guest grow fonder; they relinquish
one another all the better for an inter
Val of separation.
When woman is very pretty one
never looks at her dress; and when
the dress is very striking one forgets
to look ct the woman.
There can bs no surer proof of low
origin, or of an intimate meaness of
disposition, than to be always talking
and thinking of beipg genteel.
The ball IS the paradise of youth
and love. When we have turued 40
we regard it as weariness and de-
lusion, and denounce it, perhaps, as
fit only for fools.
Let your talk be always adapted
carefully to time and place. Don't
prate about Homeopathy to doctor,
or the blessings of celibacy 10 a young
lady engaged to be married.
Plain English and pure, from the
well undefiled of the best writers and
speakers-let them be the vehicle in
which your opinions are conveyed,
and the palmer and purer the better.
Wear little jewelry. A man never
looks to less advantage than when he
enters into competition with j.wel-
er's show window. The love of charms,
and trinkets and rings is survival of
barbarism.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1885-09-18
DeathofEmeryA, StOrrS
He Dies Very Suddenly at Ot-
tawa, Ill.,, of Paralysis
of the Heart.

The people of Ottawa, Ill, were
thrown into CONSERVATION on Satur>
day morning by the announcement on
the streets that Emery A. Ssorrs, the
great Chicago lawyer, and counsel for
Joseph G.. Mackin in the suit now be
fore the supreme in that state, had
died very suddenly at his room in the
Clifton Hotel. For two days he had
been suffering slight indisposition, but
no serious consequences had beenaeven
thought of. The best of medical SER
vice was attending him, and at no
time was he confined to his room.
Physicians were at once summoned,
when it was ascertained that the de
ceased came to his death from paraly
sis of the heart. Mr.. Storrs was in
Ottawa for the purpose of preparing
briefs for the petitioner in the Mackin
case, when ne was suddenly struck
down IN the midst of his labors. He
leaves a wife and one son, George
StorrS, now living in New York.
BIOGRAPHICAL.
Emery Alexander StorrS was born
at Hinsdale, Cattaraugus county, n.
Y, Aug, IL. 1885. He received an
academic education, and afterward,
when quite young man, commenced
the study of law IN the office of his
father, Hon. Alexander Storrs, who is
still living at the OLD homestead In
Cattaraugus county. He continued
his legal studies with Marshall b.
Champlin at Caba, n. Y. His pre-
ceptor afterward became attorney gem
- oy,I thIs of l.
liable assistance TO the young and
ambitious student. From Cuba he
removed to Buffalo, n. Y. where he
became student in the office of the
law firm of Austin & Scroggs, and
was admitted to the bar in the year
1856. He was afterward admitted to
an interest in the firm, which was
changed to Austin, Storrs s Austin, a
son of the senior membsr being also
admitted to partnership.
The junior member of the firm, Mr..
B. II. Austin, afterwsrd became an
assistant justice of the supreme court
at Honolulu, and died about six
months ago. In 1857 Mr.. Storrs,
whose knowledge of legal forms and
practice had been materially increas'
ed by his experience in the office of
states attorney to which office the
senior member had been elected
removed to New York city, where he
practiced successfully for about tive
years. 1t was while resident ot
New York City that the young stu
dent first displayed his talents for ora
tory and his taste for the excitement
of politics. He was chosen TO make
speeches for the whig candidate fol
governor. and his eloeuence and {
peculiar style of argument and de
nunciation at once gained for hin
considerable renown. Believing tha
the rapidly growing west afforded ,
better opportunity for his talents ant
ambition, Mr.. Storrs in 1889 vent Il
Chicago. to the bar of which city b
was attached until his death.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1885-09-18

WHILE some workmcn were dredg-
ing mt the foot OF warf in San Fran
cisco the other day they brought up
from under twelve feet of mud a
number of glass j lrs with lead covers,
which, when opened, were found to
contain eggs. AS it was in this man
ner that eastern eggs were shipped to
California in 40 and DO, there is no
doubt of these specimens having
formed part of one of the old>tims
shipments. The yolk and white has
shriveled into small hard ball, which
rattles about in the she'll in Il manner
aot suggestive of cpicurean attractive,
ness