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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-11-21
A Wasteful Method,
South Bend Register.

South Bend Register.
The people will look with just suspicion upon
any attempt on the part of the Navy Depart
ment to return to the old practice of building
cruisers in the government yards. 1t proved
wasteful and unsatisfactory method. England
and other foreign governments abandoned it,
finding it cheaper and much better to get such
work done by contract
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-11-21
Probably Fatal Accident to a Dentist.

CoLDwATER, Mich, Nov. 20-Dr Allen Cope,
a prominent dentist of this city, while using
vucauizer yesterday afternoon, had his left arm
blown off and was severely wounded in the
breast by the explosion of the vucanizer His
arm amputated above the shattered frag-
ments and near the shoulder, but he is in a
critical condition from the wound in his breast.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-11-21
Music for the Million.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 20-The steamship
Switzerland landed at this port to day, from
Antwerp l25 Italian immigrants. bound for Chi
cago. The party is under the direction of Signor
Luigi Chasso, a Neapolitan musician and all
were supplied with instruments common to
itinerant street warbers.
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Little Mr.. Secretary Bayard.

New Castle Courier.
So weak and spiteful, and narrow has been his
administration of the great Office of Secretary of
State that it has been often limited from Wash
ington that the President would be forced to re-
move him in sheer self defense, and less OBJ
stinate man than Cleveland, or one less deter
mined to stand by position once taken, or an
appointment once made, would have done so
long ago. The lions skin is stripped from Bay
ards shoulders, and the country will scarcely
hear of him again as a presidential probability
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-11-21

PROBABLY the most marvellous piece of gall
in the history of American politics is to see
George William Curtis, in Harper's Weekly
denouncing traitors" in the Republican party
for the defeat of Mr. Davenport.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-11-21

A REFORMED Dutch Church down in New Jer-
sey may be able to give ciyil-service reformers
some points on the benefits Of keeping a good
man in Office when they find him. Since the
founding of the church, It's years ago, it has
been served by only eight pastors, and there
have been no intermissions between the terms
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-11-21

1t has rained almost steadily throughout the
State of California for five days. 1t cleared off
yesterday morning but was raining harder than
ever last night. The total fall for the month
up to o'clock last evening, was Zoo,
inches. This has never been exceeded except,
perhaps, in the year l849. when IL S-100 inches
fell during the months of October and November
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-11-21
Stare Coach Rnhhesl

CASA GRANDE, A. r., Nov. 20-The stage
bound here from the Silver King mine. was
stopped by masked highwayman, armed with
a shotgun. The robber, who is believed to have
confederates obtained two bars OF silver bullion.
worth $1,000. Officers from Pinal are now in
pursuit
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-11-21
No Longer a Grievous Sin.



Hardly man connected with the government
who has relative. from son to n forty second
cousin, but has one more of them drawing
pay from the government But our virtuous
Democratic brethren can see no wrong in this.
III s all right for Democrats, but it was
grievous sin in Republicans
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-11-21

NASHVILLE has had an ''event"-the greatest
for many years." 1t was nothing more than the
debut of ''pckle-eating" miss named Fall,
Sadie Fall, Sadie Polk Fall All this is wired
over the country because Sadie is the daughter
of the adopted daughter of President Polk
Great people this.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-11-21

THE lively rate at which the Servians are
Waiting around in Bulgaria suggests that
they may be influenced by the beautiful blue
Danube
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-11-21
Fair and Right.
Bloomington Progress.


The election in Virginia establishes the fact
that the South will continue solid for another
decade. 1t is unfortunate for the South that it
is solid, but there is no use Disgusting the fact
Let the Republicans make the North equally as
solid, and devote time and energy to keeping it
So and in this way play even. 1t is no more
than fair and right.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-11-21
BURGLAR Shot at TROY. Ohio.

TROY O., Nov 20.-Last night Washington
Rice awakened by some trying to enter
his window. To his qnery what was wanted
the reply came, Il want your money" Rice
fred the man fell bat again and ran short
distance. when he fell again. He had been shot
in the side. He gave his name as Joseph Porter,
and said he came from Illinois.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-11-21

THE Louisville Courier Journal headlin es
the Bulgo-Servian war news: "Status Quo
Ante" Mr. Watterson's ruling passion is very
strong. He evidently wants to "come in"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-11-21
A Point for the Freetraders.

Milwaukee Sentinel.
The freetrader point out that if Schaefer
had worn foreign made clothes, the game would
have been his, and the honor of American bill
lizards saved. But because of the robber tariff
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-11-21

A sENsELEss legal technicality is about to
release the lynchers at Edgefeld, s. c., and
fe defeat the wholesome reform undertaken
there There has been no question raised as
10 the guilt of the accused, nor of the law un-
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-11-21

The mind-cure people are planning to build
themselves a SIS. 900 church in Boston. Perhaps
they can accomplish 1t by carrying out their own
theories to logical conclusion. The mind cure
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-11-21
Whittier Waves lit.

Anderson herald.
Whittier, the poet, believes in the future of the
Republican party He waves the bloody shirt
very vigorously
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-11-21
No Wonder.
Martinsville Rennhlican

Martinsville Republican.
1t is no wonder that decent men refuse to take
any interest in politics when the management of
political affairs falls into the hands Of such men
as Sim Coy, the saloon keeper and whisky bloat,
of INDIANAPOLIS
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-11-21

BrookVlIIe American.
pure and virtuous souls' are, like Judge
Ayers of Indianapolis, Standing by their party"
and fully indorsing everytningit any member
of it does even the smashing of ballot boxes with
Ratchet, forging and stealing election returns,
stuf1ing ot-boxes, bulldozing and counting
out legal voters and they even rejoice over the
election of Bob Lees military saddle to the gov
ernorShip of Virginia.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-11-21
The Failures of the Week.

New YORK, Nov 20-The business failures
occurring through the country during the last
week, as reported to K. @. Dun 81 Co., number
for the United States 2l2 and for Canada 90, as
against 223 last week and 179 the week previous
The increase arises principally in the Western
and Pacific States and Canada.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-11-21

Mr.. MoRosIM, speaking OF his disowned
daughter, says he is a Roman, and hates like
one. Mr.. Morosni is also fool, and talks
6La ono
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-11-21
Partisanship Gone to Seed.

Union City Eagle.
The indianapolis grand jury failed to indct
Holt who opened ballot boxes with his little
Ratchet. The Democrats on the jury refused to
make finding against these rapers of the
ballotbox. This is partisanship gone to seed.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-11-21

THE evil of the spoils system receives new
illustration in the spectacle of two wives of a
deceased Chicago millionaire quarreling over
his estate.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-11-21
Waiting to File a Cayeat.

Fort.W ayne Gazette.
Daniel Manning does not seem to have struck
OIL yet on the tariff reform question Daniel
mas oeen hoping that some else will make
the find, so he could file the caveat and claim
the patent The fellow that holds the patent is
the real inventor, you know.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-11-21

THE Law and Order League at Cincinnati is
making effort to suppress theatrical plays on
Sunday. If they will only suppress not less
than half of them altogether, they will be en-
titled to the gratitude of the public
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-11-21
Cleveland's Iujudicions Policy.

ST. Louis Post Dispatch
President Cleveland refuses to kiss babies. In
Missouri Senator Cockrell and Governor Marina
duke owe much of their political strength to jul
dicious OSCILLATION of infants during the cam
paign.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-11-21
A Democratic Era.

GreencasfTe Banner. ---~-----------~-
The shotgun, the tissue ballot, whisky and
money have, for years, debauched the ballot
box. and it is constantly growing worse.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-11-21

FERDINAND WARD is known at Sing Sing
by number 927, and Joe Mackin, at Joliet,
by 1889. Tell us not in mournful numbers
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-11-21
Steamship News.

New YORK. Nov 20-Arrived: Donau.
from Bremen; City of Berlin from Liverpool.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 20. Arrived: Historian.
from New Orleans.
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American Hunor.
Princeton Clarion.

princeton Clarion.
According to the New York Times, Davenport
was defeated because General Logan and Judge
Foraker were allowed to make speeches for him
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-11-21
What 1t Means.
Logansport Journal.

Logansport Journal.
Abolition of the tariff means flooding the
country with goods made by pauper labor-con-
sequently, reduction of American wages.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-11-21

The cause Of American humor is evidently not
going to be neglected as long as the Times can
make itself heard.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-11-21

Sure To Be Acceptable .
A bottle of Colgate 81 Co s Cashmere Bouquet
Perfume for the handkerchief.
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RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION.

ERMs INVARIABLY IN ACKNOWLEDGMENT PREPAID
BY THE PUBLISHERS.
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like one.
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Gerareitt Oe,, 0uife,s.

Ourd @ebraud bon Sr. Ssraater's SOL
nno 2nnscn 8aliom-einsise iidere gu
fiir 9uitei.. Sdnnpfen, Setierfeit, Satsme-
nn0 aliellnpaBlibfeiten Der &eble uno puu:
Sc. Ternabldifist uidJt ben Sulten. bepp
es gu lpat. Sunoert banfbare Berfpnen
oeroanten tbr 9eben 8r. Srasier's Sais mi
gln9en Ialiam. sSn feiner 6amilte fpirb G:
tehlen, Die tbn einmal eebraud,t uub b,
Mtrtuna baben fennen selernt. gr lit il
|9roBen 5laiden uno miro at ben bilioer
Preia Bon rs cts. per Slaide perfauft.
Srasier Webicire 60. Cleveland, Ohio.
5nnt. Granfbeiten aebeilt.
Surh Sr.5raaier's masii6e Galbe. Sell,
pte onr6 3auber, Sinnei, idparse &bofi
ooer Eirrner, Sibblattern unO Gusidl6et
pes 6eitfts, reiHigt uuo nerib5rert Sic
Saut, beilt ferner &rabe, i9merabafte Sin.
men, ipebe Gippen un0 alte ba~rtit1dtae Sc.
i6pire. 8reis so cts.
Sraiier Web1cine 60. glepelanb Obip.
Srau 81. @sltpn's perip6iTMer Shee.
Matter &alton, bat bieie uertbpoue Nez
ot6in, Sabre lang In iDrer grioat &rarissaez
braudt. gS bat lib itsts aIs unfeblbarss
Wttttel 9egen Die pieleu 2eiben bes meiblideu
@e1Glebt's ertpieien.
Srabier's @eebicine 60. gleoelanb,S bip.
gu taben bel O. 9. Spenier. ct. Gluuo
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@eiunbbett 1T &eiAtbum
Si6ere 6eiluts unter @arantie.

Sr. 6. 6. @ef's Rerpen, unb @e1irnz
Sur, garantirtes Mittel fir Spiterie, Sbfpiu
Del, &%rdnpfen, Reuralsta, &opfpcb, Gerpps
ittdt in Solge 8enubss BON Iltohpl lnb En<
ge6irS %EensIti asr ssnr1sf o Y%sSr granfHlt
unb fibrenb az iibler 2aune unb SOB. 8ore
Seitisss Mlter; l1nfrubbarteit. Spermatbpr=
boe, peraitlaBt bur6 ueberarbeitlng II. altsz
|i0ueifenbes 2eben. Cine Sbadtel entbdtt
etne Wonats.Gur. 81 per Sdadbtsl 80 ilr
6 S9abtel, per Soft fret s~u9eianst, bel gu@
|pfars bes Breiies.
|Wir garantiren, bab feds S9adtel
ieben SAN turiren. @it isoer bon ms fir
6 s6a4tel eutbaltener 8eitelLns begleitet
BON So, ienben mir Dem Sdltfer uniere ge@
l6rtebene @arantie, bas @elD suriidsuienben
lpenlt bas @tittel feline &ur belpirtt. CARAT
tieen trr ausgeitelt BON
Spbn 6. @eit & 60.
6s2 %. IaOiionitr. Chicago, Sa. 4s-1i
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Yuluer!" rief 8errD, eiuen Der sun.
tenberoe nit Dem SnBe auseinanoe,
itoBeHo. ~8ei Soft, Die Sallunfen ia.
ben nrs in Die 2uft blaien wolen!"
5rant bsuste iid CUR @rbe nieber uni
ersriff einen ldnsliden iduarseu Sc.
8enitdnb, bon benz tuie bon einem sseuer,
tuerfsfSrper Snnfen entporipribten. Sc
mar Elm 8dfden Huloer. @r idleuoerte
es bon iib iber BEN 5tanb Der &lippe
ms Meer binab, 8errp unb Burner
tbaten NIT ben iibrisen 8dd9en bas
Glei9e, faum cine Mtinute lpater mar
aaes ausselOidt; Mepers bate in5tpi=
lden oersebens nit ben Guseu bic Gum
felbeit 5u bur6orinsen seiudt,-fein
Dteni9 mar tueit uuo brett 5u ieben.
Sranf nabm Dem iunsen 8eamten Sic
aaterne aus Der Sanb unb leudtete ba.
nit an Der SaustuanO entlans. Gs er.
CAB iid bel Der unteriud uns, oaB grade
unter Dem Seniter bes DINNERS, in benz
iia Die 8eamten befunoen batten, aus
mallipen Sunbament bes @ebduoes Ell
ntae lodere Stei1e berausseSoseu tpa=
rem; bic SDbluns; in pel6er bielelben
seIeiien batten, tuar puluersei9wdrst
unb lser.
Sie 9bater batten iid unter Dem
S9ube Der Siniternib Der Station aez
ndbert, Die Mauerlids nit. &ulper se=
faut unb' na9 Inlesu,s Der 2unte bas
@eite seiudt.
Ia6osm Srauf iid iberSeust, baB
Die Gefabr an bieier etells pOais belei-
tist nor, sin9 er, bte l1ntermaueruns
unteriu6eub, UNI Die Citation berum.
Ct batte bisDer mod fein 8ort se=
iproden, iebt uaaote er li9 at Surner.
rSie blei6en bier brauBen auf 8abe,
Gurner. 8eun ii6 Senanb Der Gta>
ton ndbert ulO auf Sbren Guf nidt 10,
fort anttpOrtet, 10 seben sic u6ne 8ei=
teres Seuer auf i'm; balten sic Die Iuz
gen Offen, i'd laiie Sic lpdter ablDien."
nSu 8efebl, 2%ieutenant!"
(Sortiebuns iulst.)
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g@@ Stets @rfplg &C.
t r6 mt. SEER Mi6ael Maiba6, pubn.
bait on Der IL. StroBe unb Iapion=
ase., Quincy Sns. mar id)on felt Sab
rem baufis oOn rDeumatiideu GnIdIe,
9epla9t. Sic In!uenoung bes beliebter
Sdmer5ensiti0ers 81. Safobs Del luar
ftets nit gutem @rfofse setr6nt unb bdlt
Serr Maiba9 bieies Seilmittel fir iebr
webrtuua uub muB baielbe in ieinem
SauIe itets porrdtbis ietn.
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Mr:n,sth tito Granfbeif.

,.0ur9 cine trante SamiIie unb bur6 srobe Soc
tnrzge anIugen mar ft in Sbulbet uno Irrtnfb &c:
ratben, I'M ionebr, ha bic &rantbeiter in metnep ia
mile nidt o%ufA0rer. SD mar poGitdnbig entntii'
tbist, bis I'D nor einem Sabre an iing, auf anratber
~nIetneit grebigers 8 opfen =Sitters sn gebranben.. 81
pon uns felt Der 3sit pieber trnnt ~aerpeien. Seoen
armen Mann fam I'D iagen: r0u tannit 0eini
SamiIie Elm poueit Sabr binburtb odr9 Sorfen.Stt:
ters 9eiuno erbalten fir iueniger ScIo, ais Der 8eiud
oes arstes foitet. Sd rpeiB es."
GIN Mrbsiter.
CB Seine Slaibe edit, obne eilten 8unid
arincr Sppfen auf Den tpeiben llmi6la8e
Sitet gub fir ale siftise Stpfe, Uelde Der
9itel Sop ober Sops fihren. 81
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SicrsebattcS GapitsI.
Grit am Hadmittase srtpodte Sra,

Grit am Nadmittase srtuodte Sranf.
Mit Ser iuieber9stuunnenen t5rperliz
chem uuo seiitisen glaiti5itdt fe9rten
au6 Der iorsloie Mutb unb bic iieses>
frobe Suuerii6t 5urid, bic Sen iansen
Sff5ier itets beieett patten; mas i5m
Die %perdnoerte Sage Der 9iuee al6 fur
nene S6uierisIeiten brinsen mo9te, er
fiblte fi6 fart senus, ie aus5ufe6ten.
Sanses abwasen lag nidt in ieiner Na>
tur; mas inn beute Morsen unter Dem
entnerpenben ginflnile ieines llnlppbl=
leins tpie Elm un,uirrbarer &nauel bon
S6wierigfeiten eri9ieuen ,par, lief ii9,
10 meinte er ieBt, san5 statt unb einfa9
abpideln.
gr bielt es fir bas 8eite, auf Mos=
sp.s iofOrtise Gn~tferuuns BON Der Snlel
%binsutuirfen; 81 benz 3mede tuoate er,
mad porberiser Seritdnbisuus nit Der
@eliebten, bel ihrem 9ater I'M 1ie tpers
ben, uno 5iuar idon mOrsen. Modte
ct in ieiner @isenl9aft als 8eamter Dem
I!teu AUDI ao9 10 iebr uerba6t fem, 70
itano bod gu eruarten, baB &afles flus
senus iein tulroe, ein5uiebeu, tuel1s
Gortbeile inn ielsit aus bieier gerbin-
onas erpidien uno mie sinitis bielelbe
fir ieiner Iohter tpdre.
rSol9en 2eaten pie &aHles," oadte
Sranf, Die tueser moralii6e no9 ans
oere 8eoenfen e~ennen, ionoern einsis
praftii6e Swede uerfolsen, gilt BET Ell
gene gortbeil als aleinise Gi6tidnurr
oes Senbelns-etne @eis.runs Deg So
ters 1T alio iduer4i9 su beiir6ten. Sd,
ienbe bann Massp 70 i6neu mie irsenb
m5slid su meinem Sater. Der Die finf=
tise Sdvtesertudter nit Dffenen Grmen
,enplan9et. miro; Dort lam tie bleiben,
ibis ib bier% abberufeu perbe, boffentlidj
Ebansrt oas gar ni6t ST lalse.
! ST Nassp erit fort. 10 babe i1 bier
stuisber freie Sano uno fam ben @reis.
niiIsu ibren Saul ~lafies; ytafFles miro
wObl iGlau ieu1, Die @eia6r Su merfen,
uno fitb bel 3eiten aus ben, Staube mas
den. Go iudre immerbin anansenebm,
|eineu SGUieserueter in SiasSSins 81
baben. Gammt es aber bennu9 gum
IS@limmi feu, 10 tit Massp ~iueaisiens
BON bier fort, unb id, babe ibr Dem SAM
nler erlpart, NIT eiseus: Iusen Die &as
.tnttropbe. fuelebe Die Sbrigen perrid,set,
nit aniehen ST. miifen. Mtebr faan uuo
BARI i5 nid)t t9uu, tuilI idb mid ni9t
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MtT Der
81 M n Ypn
Drtebrt0 3ttnmermann.
(Sostiebuns aug bem nNorb=@eten." J
Drtebrt0 3ttnmermant.
q 0 nj . .

sic rib fi6 lus, elite fi6tisen SuBes
oapon nno oeri6panb slpii6en ben 9l.
men.
Sranf itri6 ii9 iiber bic beige Gtirn,
binter Der ii6 Die @ebanfen 10 ton UNI
Nib tummelten, als upnten ie linn Der
&ppf Seriprensen; er iiblte, bab er far's
@rte teiner tlaren neberlesuns fdbia
iei.
2ansiam cling er rah benz Gtranh
aurid uno benielben cine Gtrede bin
auf; Der friide Geepinb, BON Dem Ell
spiiden Ben Ginen gar ,tidts seipiri
bate, that ibm punberbar tuobl, unb bic
t(aren @ellen bes Oceans nit ibren
idneetueiBen blisenoen &dmmen ldienen
tbn fDrmli6 gu lo6en; Obue 36sern mar
ct bic &leiber ab unb ftar5te Ii9 in bas
fible Clement.
9as Sab iibte cine duBerf sinltiae
8irfnns auf feline erresten gserpen; es
nabm ibm Die bumpfe G9,pere, bic ibn'
in alien @liebern selesen, perldeudte
ben arsen &opiidmer5 uub er,niibete TIN
5uslei6.
Gls ct auf Der Station anfam, battc
ct faum nod 10 piel Sraft, Inn Die BON
@aibinstOn einselaufenen 8itterunss=
Selesramme einSuieben. r2ciien Sic
bas Sturmseideu aufb;Teu, Sergeant"
lnste er alsbann, vipir befommen &C.
'uitter. S9perer Sturm aug 9orbof,
5ipet &esel uro elm GDlinoer--Sie tpiI=
len a." fa9te er, tud5renb inn bic 4usen
ldon balb 5uftelen.
Damn besab er ii6 auf Isi1 3immer
uno parf ii9, ansefleibet tpie er tuar,
auf bas 8ett; taft ausenblidli9 ianf
ct in einem tieien unb 9eiunben G9laf.
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Gin groSeS Sro5fsns.

- 9ebras6e ale Nterens unb Sober Wefisinen.
- 8ebrau5e ollie BlutreininunssmtttcI.
-9ebran9e ale Wiittcl ge9en ?Rbenmatism III
- @ebrauDc ale Wittel &c gen Sp5pepiic uno I'm:
perbauli9te;t.
- GebrauGe aues giGalibe 9eien Sieber unb In
erIetbs=8eSt peroen.
= Gebrau9e aGe 8ieberbeIe6er ber Ge9irns=Ger:
pen.
- 9e5rcu5e al bic sroben NitteI sur Bieberber,
iteIun9 Der @eiunhbtit.
surs &c iast, aebralde bos bette une pieOerun
bic be ftcu Vtsbi;iten Der 8eIt, unb gu pirft bal:
ausfinhen, huB
- Sopter= SitterS bic beiten b~ciIenben Giseui6af.
ten pom allen bieien iuid : men bcyst.
- llro baB bieies itets 1eiIsn ,pir6, penn aa. all
bern Mittsl. ale!1 oper suiammen ssbrau 1t, ni9ta
niSeu.
= Gin bur5ge5snser gsriub miro ben ~poft;pe.
geteis ~Iiefsrn.
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8erbIrtete Seber.

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inbern i'd Mere runb Ieberleibeno mar, unb anber'
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MINNEAPOLIS GLOB ULEs.

The high school commencement exercises
will be held at Plymouth church tonight.
Another lot of Migrants were run in last
night and will probably be kicked out of
town to-day.
A special meeting of the CALIFORNIAN club
will be held tonight at Curtiss hail. to ar
range for picnic.
The annual meeting of the Catholic Or
phan Asylum association will be held this
evening, Bishop Ireland presiding.
The Minnesota state convention of Uni
versalists will begin to-day at the Second
UniverSalist church, on the East side.
Messrs. Loring 6 Window are going to
extend their Window block down Second
avenue south seventy-six feet, at a cost of
$35, 600.
Pat Curry and Mike Nagle had their
watches stolen at the Fewer house Wednes-
day night, The watches were valued at
about $35 each.
A regular meeting Of the Catholic Build
ing and Loan association was held last even
ing in Window hall and the usual business
was transacted.
Officers Kirkham and Truworgy arrested
another man for making an indecent exhi-
bition in the presence Of ladies, on Wash
ingt0n avenue. 1t is not the first time the
man has been accused of the crime.
The cases against J. o. Paddock and
Peter SalmonsOn, both charged with en-
bezzlement, were yesterday set for examina-
ton on Monday in $500 bonds each.
Charles Perkins was the name given in
the police court yesterday by the man ar
rested by Officer Brudigan for stealing a
harness and lap-robe. The property was