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Tho Iron Mouidcn Union Of North America
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Incorporated In 1858 Tor p years BY the Legislators
Tor educational and Charitable purpcseswit capital
Of a. 900 000t0 which reserve iInd OF over 80 ~, -.
since been added.
By an overwhelming popular vote IT'S franchise yaa
made part Of the present State Constitution adopted D.
cember "a, a. ID 1879.
TIE oaiy LOery ever voted and endorsed s las peopss
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Eeras.

= Sn paIeffine baben iib alpei Sal
lihements fura mad chamber ereignet.
Die betreHenben Rauieute fino q. .Gans
Ter uao 6. gplberg.
- Der -9eabe Don @ariaD tDDbnt
ein Merifaner Hamens &amon gaaeres,
Der aus patriotismus had Merifo ging
nm bic &eDolutiDndre 5u unterltiiben.
4ls er bon feinem ariegs3ug 3uriidfam,
fanb er ben &efugio Cap in sdrtIi1em
BerbdltniB nit ieinem Meibe. BON
Corn entbrannt, f6oB er ben 8errdtber
IN ben &iiden unb fIii9tete.
SIN Sanner Soaie at 8rowmz
tDpOb itarb Col. S. 9. Waaace, eit
friiberer Sffi3ier Der Bunbesarlnee, en-
ben GolgeH Der SruntIu9t.
- Ntit ben @rfolgen Der StraBens
babn in Seguin iinb Die 4ftipndre febr
3ufrieben.
Sn Borne iii u. SO. Barr, Ser
gigentbiin1er beg r9lmerican 9oufe",
gefforben.
- Ser Store un6 bic poH.GfIice lit
Naen, elmer Station an Der @eutrals
babn, ipurben erbro1en ua6 gepliin=
bert. Die Diebe 3anoeten lobann bas
@ebduoe on orei perf9ieoellen Stellen
an. Giuige pafagiere, Die len ndhften
3ug erlDarteten, entbedten ieoon bas
ausbre9enbe Geuer unb l6l1ten es.
- Der MfaDOr BON Souitpa aiebt
einen Gebalt bon $1,000. Sm Staois
ratb 1T Der Nutrag geiielt tDoroen, bai=
ielbe auf $4,000 3u erb0bsn. Sod fcbeis
men fid Die 6tabtbdter ii6er biefe @es
battserb6bung ni6t eirigen gu f6nnen.
= giner Der IeBten giienbabn3iige
BON JtetD Orleans bra6te cine groBe
4n3dbl bon gintpan6erern. Sic tamen
fomDbl aus anberen Siioitaaten, uie
aud aus DeutfGlanb unb polen.
- Sn @iboings bat li1 cine fseuers
aompagnie organifirt.
Sn eagle paB tDurben nod feline
auarantdnes sMaBreseln gesen 99erifo
getroRen.
Sn Meimar tuurbe u. Gdreiber
bon einem getpiifen &otb. ber 59reis
ber's @ler. mar, gef1oiIen.
Die %. g. See geb6rige Gin in
Der 9fdhe Don Man0r iif abgebrannt.
St gl paio fol Elm groBes 0oteI
NIT mebreren tleineren Nebengebduben
erri6tet iuerbeH, um Souri(ten, tpel1e
na9 benz Weften reiien, GeIegenbeit al
ldngerem aufentbaIt au bieten.
Die Bermaltung Der Seras 6 ct.
Souis @iienbabn bat Srbre erlaHen,
teine Sitter ber Ssras pacific grpref
GompauD 5u bef6rbern.
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(Gortfebuns fOIst.)
Die ,tattpnale gseihtnerbe.

Dbspeplie 1T bic nationale gefdberoe. saif
ieoe 3tueite 9erfon, ber man begegnet, Ieibet ba
raa, un6 bic Golse it, Onb Die ansebGdben
SeiImitteI baeegen 10 3ablreid tDie @baraob's
Seerlhaaren iinb. Weiifentbeils finb fte iuerib.
los. Gg eibi jebo5 ein tief einbrinsenbes
WfitteI sur Alsn,er5ung biefer quaIboIlen unb
bartnddieen arant6eit, beTen e@te geroienife
es fd)on Ianse auf eitien bornebmen Ylab inter
ben StapeIar3neien Mmerifas erboben baben.
6ofetterS Ma9enbitterss rottet bic
Dbspepfie suberlGfii9er ~ fhlenniser aus,
aIs iebeS anberc befannte Seilmittel, ano es 1T
Elm bobff autrasIides &raftigungs,, Nppeiit-
nnb 9ilfsmitteI 3ur slbfonberung. Dies iinb
teine Ieeren 8ebduptungen, iuie Sanfenbe un.
ferer 9auOslerts, Mdnner uno 8rauen, pelde
ieine 8irfunsen gefpiirt baben, Dobl piiIen,
fon6ern iie tpernen burd anoerbriidline, benz
aubIiinm piebsrbolentlid borgeIeafe Bepeile
unterfist. sud bilft ba8 8ittefe gum -esel>
ndBisen StubIsaas uno eibt ben Sarnorsanen
cine seinnbe slnresung
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. 8rieftaHeu.

rNrmer Seufer Detroit,
Mi9. Sn einent MrtiteI, betitelt
Das Ilter lno bic 2iehsn erndbnen
sic ulieren alten @piseDpus, unb nm
Sbre 2eier 3i orientiren, tbeilen e5ie
nit, berielbe lebe ,babinten in Seras."
Oabinten tn 3eras4 is futl tDir6e
Der gerliner fagen. Sic f9einen au
glauben, mir lebten bier nlitten i'm
9interpalbe unb bic Bdren un0 W6lfe
luftwanbelten bier auf ben GtraBem.
gBle tDiir6e Sbnen bas gefaaen, tpenn
mir bon ySerrn &obert &eibeI, Dabins
ten tn Detroit" iprd6en2 limb mas
oem @inen redt III, tit benz Mnberen
billig. DAB sic, Armer Seufel, iibris
Gems aud fonlt nod redt bintertpdlble-
ride Anf9aunngen baben, trob aler
angebli@en BorurtbeilsIoligfeit, gebt
aus einent Nrtifel in berlelben Summer
Sbres Blattes (9fD. 4) berbor, tpel1en
sic sWeibna1t i'm Sanetum1 betiteln.
Bei grtpdbnung zines Or. preuB fiieen
Sic in Rlamnern bin3u: Dem 9fas
men un6 ber 6re6beit nad,l" Sic
ipollen gosmopolit fein unb iinb nod
nt9t einmal i'm Stan6e, iidb iiber bic
idmtiterli9en 8orurtbeiIe beg perbobrte=
iten iiibbeuti9en partieulariten su ers
heben2 SbHen ifedt Der einieitige
S6mab nod biel 3u febr in Den Gnos
den, als baB Sic in, 6tanbe sudren,
perrottete unb nermprI1te Borurtbeile
ab3uitreifen. Sn Sbrem finoli6ea
preuBeubaB erf9einen sic uns ,pie elm
mad Detroit berpfan5ter ablenter bes
bieberen Sigl In Mln9en!
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monderlei, mas ibn ni9t gerabe better
'ifimmte. Damn nlathte ct ii9 ungefdbr
flar, tpie piel er iebt bate aufseben
miiHen unb tpie tpenig er BON Der 3u=
funit 81 ertDarten bate. Wber
er mar 10 jung, 6aB Der @rnlt uno bic
Sraurigteit Ieines 59idfals bod nur
poriibergebelio feline 5timmung be-
berri9ten linb bas l1nerfreulicbe ir1mer
batb tpieber berI1eu9t tpur6e 6ur6 Elm
freuoiges @ebenten an bic a1gene6nten
Stnn6en, bic er i'm 2aufe bes Sages in
Der @eIeai1aft bes atmlltbigen, le>
bens5robeu ilngen Mdo6ens berbra6t
batte. llnb mertit er Dor feines @eiftes
Nuge bas frenge nnb betriibte NntliB
feines Gbeims ouftau9en fab 10 erl9ien
aud sugIei1 i'm 9intergrunoe cine iu=
gen0frif1e 8lonbine nit roligerl &inu
nnD reiaenben griib1en, 1no er freute
+ ii1 auf ben anberen Morgen, ber linn
iDie6erum bas Bergniigen bereitelt tpiirs
be nit Noemi 5uIami1leit 5ll fein. Qn6
|sbie 3eiie felbit mar ia gang ba3u an9e=
than, einen 6iden @tri1 inter bas fDz
eben abgei6IOiene Sapitsl ieines iuns
gen 2ebens s,l 5ieben.
Ser 3ufammenbang nit MQenl, tpas
bisber 81 ibni geb6rt bate, mar auf
einnlal geipaltfal1i gel6if. @s mar linn
iebe M6gli9teit getomrllen, Senen, bic
fi9 fir i'm iatereflirten uf16 on benen er
irgerb Elm SttereI5e bate, Na1ri9ten
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Mnfream,sa In aeras.

@roBe anfresung fuurbs in bet llmsesenb
bon Yaris, aeras ,sbard bic @eneiunq oeS Srn.
3: Y. eorleh berborsernfea. DerlsIbe mar 70
buiHos, oab er adD i'm Bette nidt bsrum3nbres
pen, ooer nur ben aopf tu beben berino1te. Sc.
hermann glanbie, oa6 CT an Der Ausaebrune
lerbe. Cine $robsaafd)e bon Or. Rings ReD
O.stoberb tunroe ibm geididt. Sielburd fiiblte
er li9 ,geirdttigt uno faufle cine erobt Glaiae
nnD eiue. Sd)ad)tel bon Or. Sings Stem 2ife
ytlls, nno na4oem er spci 6Iaiden bapon Elm :
gsno men bate, mar er gefuno uno bate &c
9funb an Gleiid semonnen.
Gratis. Yrobeaafden bel u Drei6. @ro6e
6lafdeu ST.
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49, -.
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Sel9enberbrenning bei9dftigte, ui1b
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Sr. Sobn Morris oerlas als 8eti6t=
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ftattuug cine Idngere Nbbanolung,
melge ole gelammte Slteratur oes Sab
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gegle oDa oea Granfgeltsteil1lett DON
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lluausfpre9li9e rbeumatifde
S9meraen qudlten meinen Batter felt
ldngerer 3eit unb ni9ts fonnte ieine
Geioen linDern big er einen 8erIu1
nit st. Safobs Del ma9te, tuel9es
ibn tn fllr3er 3eit tpieber pollfdnoig
berhellte. = %. so. 6arrilon, gigen-
tbiimer Der @aterlOo Dpe Worts, @as
terloo, Soma.
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Grembe gum geiu6 in Gaa Mns
tonic iinb eingelaben, @larf's Bill
larb 9alle Nr. 9 IL, Nlamo
SiraBe, gu beiu9en.
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GEFFORD,S RECORD.
A Friend of DakOta's Delegate Men.
tiOns Some of His Good Deeds.

10 the Editor OF the Globe:
HORSESHOE LAKE, July 29.-The Dakota
political pot is getting red hot and candidates
for county and territorial offices are remark
ably thick. while honorable gentlemen who
could be prevailed upon to accept the position
of delegate in congress are quite numerous.
The work of delegate-one man represent
ing 100000 peoples not an easy task, espe-
cially under the conditions CT our territory,
but there are plenty of men who are now
lying awake nights planning and figuring,
hoping and praying that congressional light
ming may hit them this fall. They are being
groomed in dark stables, and are carefully
guarding the inquiry: What has Judge Gift
ford done? and while they are very
favorable to his being returned, they are
hoping to slip in and upset him. And all this
time Judge Clifford is going steadily on, work
ing in the interest of Dakota. disregarding
the advice of personal friends to come home
and look after his fences, and replying that
just now it is more important to the people
of Dakota that they be represented in con-
gress, believing that he is safe with the peo-
pie, by standing squarely on the record of
what he has accomplished during the first
session Of the Forty-ninth congress. His
friends point with pride to the division state
hood bill, which has been so thoroughly agi-
tated that it is now only a question of a short
time when the bill will succeed in obtaining
for US both division and admission, and es-
pecially division. The Sioux reser-
walton bill, which has been fought with
more than the usual zeal exhibited
by the friends of poor TO" who have never
seen anything nearer an Indian than the
wooden tobacco sign in front of some Eastern
cigar shop. The prospect of obtaining for
us two more Judges two more land districts,
to relieve Dakota of its Indebtedness to the
war department, to give to the reform school
at Planldngton a section of land, to compel
the Northern Pacific railroad to pay costs of
surveying the lands and rendering their
land grant subject to territorial country and
municipal taxation, to bridge the Missouri
river at Chamberlain and Pierre, the largely
increased mail facilities IN the face Of the
greatly reduced star route lines, and the es-
tablishment of more pOstof1ices since March,
1885 than any other state or territory; the
many private pension bills in aid of one SOL
diers; and the warm friendships, and strong
influence he yields with the party in power,
although in direct opposition to his own
views, gives him prestage that the voters of
Dakota are ready to support, and one on
which Mr.. Clifford does not hesitate to stand.
The voters of South Dakota are with him and
for him. IL d. G. n.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-07-31
Fergus Falls.
Special to the Globe.

Special TO Tue IlOD6.
FERGUS FALLS, July 30.-E. W. McCuue,
agent of the American Express company,
has resigned to accept better position in the
employ of the company. His successor will
be ]. G. Wurtele, an old resident of this city
80. Otter Tail county will have two teachers
Institutes this fall, one at Perham beginning
Sept. 20, the other at Parker's prairie be-
ginning Oct. 4, each lasting one week. :. Mr..
Sherman, blacksmith at Friberg, died sud-
denly of heart disease, leaving a family of
young children unprotected, their mother
having died about two years ago. :. "A project
is on foot to establish a camp meeting and
assembly grounds on lake accessible to the
city. Mrs. Clara Holbrook Smith, the Illi-
nois chalk talker, spent last Sabbath in this
city, lecturing in the evening at the NJ. E.
church. Subject: ga Plea for the Left Out
1.-The county commissioners have decided
to call West Buse Liberty, and it will be
organized under that name. The Wahpeton
base ball club will play the Fergus club in
this city on Saturday. DIR. Il. j. Hutton has
been chosen county physician for the ensu-
ing year, his bid being the lowest $175....
The Fergus Falls chamber of commerce has
been organized with the following officers:
President, M r. Tyler; vice president, H. G.
Leonard; directors, c. D. Wright, James
Compton. James A. Brown, G. o. Dahl, F. G.
Burrows, G. A. Daley, F. w. Burnham, o. C.
Chase and w. ]. Holmes; secretary. E. j.
Evans; treasurer. G. G. Warfield. Regular
meetings, second Monday of each month "
]. d. Harker has sent in his resignation as
wheat buyer for the Northern Pacific Eleva-
tor company at Clitherall and accepted DO
Sition with A. J. Sawyer of Duluth From
the Journal correspondents in different parts
of the county it seems that harvesting is not
only well under way but will be finished in
ten days. In some portions of the county
grain will all be cut this week The drouth
seemed to bring on the oats faster than the
wheat, so many are cutting their oats first
Last year oats weighed forty to forty-two
pounds to the bushel but will fall far below
that this year. Rye is a light crop. Buck
wheat will probably be perfect failure on
occount of the hot weather, which has
blasted it.