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Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-02-19

The pupils Of the Little Falls gram
mar school will give an entertainment at
the school house on Saturday afternoon
and evening, Feb. 30, 1S56. The pro-
gram will be Of first class order, incluing
'aughabie ''Nlock Court" the beau.l-
tu' scenic drama, Lost Charlie, or the
Glpsy's Revenge" Concluding with
the thrilling patriotic dialogue, The
Contest Of Nations. The proceeds will
lie devoted to the purchase of an organ
TOR the school. Music by the Excelsior
orcheltra. Matinee at 2 p. III. Tickets
20 cents, children 10 cents. All should
attend and encourage the pupils.
Henderson The verdant saloon kecper
who is running<the old Vasaly saloon, is
wiser and poorer than he was last week
A number Of lum bern1cn CAME out Of
The woods after the recent ,haw, and
Henderson succeeded in securing their
valuable custom, they having little Or no
money. Two o! them, Felix Mccarthy
amp Torrance Donongh, succeeded in
standing him off 10 The tune of aijoht
S4o, and then left for Brainerd in search,
or work. Henderson had tten arrested
on a charge VT securing goods unde,
| false prctcnses, and they were brought
back to Little Falls, but the evidence 70,
their conviction WIS no, forthcoming
Henderson paid the COSTS $50, and ha.
! probably learned that it is a fayori,e
capcr Of lumbermen to do up saloor
! KEEPER
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-02-19
LOCAL ITEMS.
$WHEAT-;No.. 1 hard, IA cents; No.
Northern, II; No. 2 Northern, 81.

/ WHEAT--No. hard, "a cents: No.
1 Northern, II No. 2 Northern, 81.
! Tax list this week.
4 Winter is still here.
Band dance tickets only 81.
|; School entertainment Saturday eve.
Ming.
Madam Butel is in St. Paul again to
I've doctored.
Robt. Brown Of Rayaltou was in town
this morning.
+. Mcnamara of-St Paul was in town
this forenoon.
joseph Edelhoock has been appointed
postmaster at st. Cloud.
The tax list will haye to take the
place of any news this week.
A braRch Of the st. Paul bankrupt
store has been opened at .Royal,on.
r. S. Clark, Esq, Of Royal,on was in
town on legal busipess'on Tuesday.
BILLY Harker is down from Dakota
making his fl lends a social visit here.
MIS- Olive Lxfond will reopen her
school in Belle Prairie next Monday.
James S:H.Irt will txke the A-encv for
the Royalton -four, and have it for sale
soon. 4" f.
|. Vic schallern visited the ST. Paul ice
palace on Friday and Saturday of last
Week
ia. Church was arrested and fined on
dnesday for Shaping an OLD man
named Whitney.
Inc Sun wants to have the village
council. reformcl. Opinions differ as
TO who sho,pd:go.
Judge Collins delivered his law lecture
Mt Sank Centre few" days ago, ai1<i it is
highly spakta of.
Work will immediately commence u,
The new iron bridge across the Piattc
| river at Royahon.
J. G. Flynn'has sen, large nrmle,
Of teams I" Brainerl, during the pas
week to:hanl wood.
Frank Rourkc returned Yesterday fren
! Minneapolis, where he has been VISITING
a couple of weeks.
Rev. j. .B. Drew Of Sank Centre lectul
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-02-19

j. A. Church was arrested and fined on
Wednesday for s!apping an OLD man
named Whitney.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-02-19

Sheh6- Wau- Wau-Gun at
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-02-19

The Sun wants to have the village
unci|s.reformcd. Opinions differ as
TO who should: ego.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-02-19

The next lecture OF the Congregational
church course Will be next Wednesday
evening, Febsoo4, hy*Rev. J.. Il. Drew of
Sank Centre. The subject will he
Starry Worlds." The people of Little
Falls are somewhat acquainted with Mr..
Drew, and No lecture IS expected,
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-02-19

y I<ss, Olive Lxfond will rcopen her
school in Belle Prairie next Monday.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-02-19
Absolutely Cure

An diseases proceeding from disorder
Of the digestive and asstnilatory organs.
The prompt use OF AYERS Puts to
correct tho flrst indications Of costive-
ness, averts the serious illnesses which
neglect Of that condition would Inevitably
Induce. All Irregularities Ii the action 81
the bowels 1ooseness as well % colasti-
patton ara benedcially controlled by
ARMS PILLS, and for the stimulation
90f digestive organs weakened by long.i
continued dyspepsia, one or two of.
AYERS PMS d1ilv, utter dinner, win d
mere good than hing elDe.
I Leading Ply icial,s concedo.
That AY1ERss pnsIss - the; bestFof IN
Scathart medtcines, md many PR
3 81, OF The hight sending clstnnaEily.
:p1sscfibe Them.
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Anslytical Chenists.l
Is. - NJ III I)rNajaIIill
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-02-19

James s'e.strt will take the agency for
the Royalton -four, and have it for sale
soon.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-02-19

Vic schallern visited the St. Paul ice
palace on Friday and Saturday of last
Week
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-02-19


81 Collins q .Rentfslt have Tic agency
Tor the Kipp lands Nv
Much Of hc.land is first class and viii
be sold cheap.
Men in tile employ Of j G. Flynn
are hustling these days toget his wood
and tics to the railroad 'tfsek before an
other tl1aw comes. S#ss III Il. n
The Eords,ern, tile St. Cloud: German
newspaper. is making a war'on'r he court
house ring.a CLAIMS 10 have the sym
pa,ly of'.,e voters, :' III .I= 3 =. ..+ 5%
Mrs, J. w. Close and Miss Olive La
fond returned Saturday evening from |
visit 70 The St. Paul ice palace and their
old home at Delano.5 =. ..,s. W.
It is expected thar new postal route
will be established between Little Falls
and Buchanan, to go by the way Of Rich
Frairief and Gravelville. J.. . r>xa,.. =
D. -. L"gamhas secured the agency
for the sale Of some,of the best portable
engines for saw mills, and anyone
wanting to buy had letter see him.
At the coming election the town Of
Mooersville (Ft. Ripley in Crow Wing
county will vote for or against having
''Qeor licenses the coming year.
e, G. Simmons will.open the Con way
store TIT. Ripley in few days with
tn'| stock Of general merchandise. We
wish Charley success in his new field.
On Saturday evening, Feb. 81, the
Royal'on cornet ban ID will give an enter
tainmcnt in that village. The plav.
''T""dIcs' will be presented by local
Stars.
Capt.. Hondc is hust|ing lively in his
efforts 10 help make the band dance a
success. Hc has soldH' over 100 tickets.
and thinks he can bring the number up
to $50. =.
Gravel &:Goulet Bros. are obliged to
use their engine to furnish power for
their grist mill, the water in the Platte
being too low at present to run the mn
chinery.
Irving Wilkinson was in town TODAY
selling paints and oils for Minncapo-
lis Wholesale house with which he is
connected. He was on his way to PUyl
land, Ore.
The subject Of the lecture to be deliv-
cred by Judge Collins in ,his:villaee on
Monday evening, March LIST, is "Flotsam,
Jelsam and Ligan," and will relate to
law matters
Ed. A. Stone las game to Alexandria
10 sell fruit trees and >shr,, bbery for
Van Horne Il Co. of st. Paul. He is
handling ag"od line of goods ana shou III
meet with success.
X. NJ. Worthington has rendered his
resignation as county attorney, and
special meeting Of nc board Of cou nty
commissioners has been called tor..nexl
Friday, tlle &c, to elect successor.
The band dance at the Favori,c rink
next Monday evening will Le one of the
largest OF the Sc asdn. But very few who
arc asked refuse to buy.a ticket and help
the l',> y for the If new instruments
| On Feb II nj h;e l,,n,>,.,
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-02-19

BILLY Harker is down from Dakota
making his fl lends social visit here.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-08

rs to new pension legislation may, on
this occasion, elicit general expression
OF opinion on the measure. Should IL re-
ceiye action Tuesday, and should the tax
bill be disposed Of, "Wednesday VIII be de-
voted to consideration of the Atlantic &
Pacific land forfeiture bill. According TO
the special order made Friday last the
Fitz John Porter bill viii be taken up
Thursday, but II Is understood that q vote
will not be reached this week
Senator Blair hopes to secure right OF
way In the senate tomorrow immediately
after the morning hour for his educational
bill, and the chances are In his favor.
Senator Cameron wishes TO have the bill
10 create on assistant secretaryshlp Of the
navy disposed Of, and VIII make au effort
10 secure that result at the earliest oppor-
tunity. Senator Iloar proposes TO ask the
senate TO take up the bankruptcy bill, and
Senator Platt contemplates pressing the
bill for the admission of Washington ter
ritOry, hit neither Senator IIoar nor Sem
ator Plat will antagonize the educational
bill. Thef'regular order, whatever itmny
prove to be, is likely TO be latd
aside witlftR day or two, TO enable
Senator Frye TO make speech on his
resolution reported from the committee
on foreign relations Ia regard TO fisher
les. There Is n general expectation that
the judiciary committee will be heard
from tomorrow in relation 10 the refusal
of the attorney general to furnish papers
in the Dustin Gaze but the expectation has
no other foundation than the fact that the
committees regular meeting day Is Mon
day and that the subject has been re-
icrred to that committee by the senate.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-08
TEARING DOwiNS CASTE.
Henry Broadbnrst the First Working
man in All England Raised
TO the Ministry.
Gladstone Resolved 80 Rely Upon the
masses Against the Influence
of the Arist,oiaoy.


LosDoN, Feb THE appointment of
Mr.. Broadhurst as under home secretary
has caused a sensation In political cir
cles, that gentleman being the first work
ingman that has ever risen to the min
istry. The appointment Is taken as an
indication that it is Mr.. Gladstone's in
tention to rely upon the masses against
the Influence of the aristocracy. The
Liberal clubs arc divided IN opin-
ion on the subject, the Re-
form and Deyonshlre disappearing
OF the appointment and the Nationalist
and Liberals enthusiastically approving
it The hostility of the Wings to Mr..
Gladstone is intense. This is shown in
the difficulty experienced by the premier
in filling the peeresses posts in the
queens household. The duchesses of
Bedford and Westminster have refused
appointments and others will follow their
example.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-08

VIENNA, Feb. THE members of the
Austrian German club threaten to
secede from the National club in couse-
quence OF the action of the latter in Sign
ing memorial to Prince Bismarck ex-
pressing sympathy with his Polish poll
cY without obtaining the Inutual consent,
as required by the articles OF the agsocia-
ton, on all political actions. The
National club has now decided not to
seud the address to Prince Bismarck
The Polish question is creating great
stir throughout the empire. The
emperor and empress paid marked at
tention to the Polish guests at the recent
camp ball. The Poles contemplate maxi
ing demonstration on the occasion
of the coming ball.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-08

rich section Of country in which Cofnhill
Is situated will have railroad through "
sometime and now Cornhiil comes ior-
ward with proposition 10 raise SlO,VOV
n the Missouri Pacific Railway com
pany will run branch from Bartlett 70
that place "a distance OF about thirteen
miles, smooth preirieJ which VIII XIII
the Temple, Corn Hill & Georgetown, or
Round Rock road. Now, II Mr.. Could
viii consent 10 stretch this arm thirteen
miles west from Bartlett he VIII find the
people here ready aud willing TO take
hold OF such an enterprise, with muscle,
brain and money. Then give Bartlett
BAYLOR Female college (Which she VIII
probably secure anyway, and she VIII
be the Fort Worth OF this portion OF
Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-08
DENIsoS.
Tho wounded In tho Cason Accident Taken
To Observation-Disclosures.

Tho wounded In the Cason Accident Taken
TO Observation-Disclosures.
Special to the Gazette.
DRNIsON, TEX, Feb 7.--Charles
Marks, who held position in the work.
shops, was arrested yesterday by Deputy
United States Marshal Hackney, ON the
charge of selling liquor in the Indian
Territory In 1854 lie treated the arrest
very light at first, but as they neared his
residence he broke down and began cry
ing. His trial will come on Tuesday be-
fore Judge Adams.
To-day was the prettiest day Of the sea-
son, being warm and pleasant. Every
body was out TO enjoy the beautiful sum
shine.
The churches were all well attended to-
day and night.
Tom Clark Of Sherman spent Sunday in
Dcnison
Judge Gregg and family came over
from Sherman this morning.
on information being received here OF
the fearful accident at Cason, as men
toned In THE GAZETTE's Pttsburg
special OF the 9Th, special train was or
dered to Greenyille and returned about
II 80, bringing John Scott, Walter Bur
ran and Ed Nolan, three OF the unfortu-
nate sufferers, who were Immediately
taken to the hospital ut Fort Worth.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-08
DALLAS.
A Man From Kentucky In Quest Of
Health Tries the Bullet Cure
for an Affected Mind.


special totha Gazette.
DALLAS, Tex, Feb. ~. Last night
there arrived on the G;lJ westbound train
a gentlemen who proceeded TO the Camp
Strotner hotel, near the Union depot, and
registered as Franklin Priddy, Upton
vile, Ky. The clerk OF the hotel was
from the vicinity Of Uptonyille and he
aud Priddy conycrsed for some time upon
subjects concerning their native nome.
In the course Of the conversation Priddy
stated that his mind had been affected
and he was travelling with the hopes OF
recovering II II possible, anu sald
he had travelled considerably since
he left Kentucky. AT 10 O'Clock
Priddy retired TO the room assigned MIN
by the clerk, shortly after which report
OF pistol-shot was heard In the room.
On going to the room he was found
stretched atfull length on the floor, grasp
ing revolver with his right hand, with
bullet-hole piercing his right temple. lie
was unconscious when found and never
made any statements in explanation OF
the rash act. He fingered in an uneon-
scious state until O'Clock this morning,
when ne died. Justice Schulz was noti-
lied OF the occurrence. lie summoned
coroner's Jury and held an inquest over
the remains. Alter investigating the
body and the circumstances connected
with the affair the jury OF Inquest rem
dered the verdict That the deceased came
to his death from the effects OF a pistol
shot fired by his own hands. His body
was taken In charge byUndertaker Linskle...
On his person was found 5000 in cash and
some manuscripts. Among the manu-
scripts was one that indicated that his
wife had sued for divorce. Whether or
not 1t had been granted conld not be as
certained by the papers on his person.
Other papers were to the effect that he
was property owner In Ellis county or
Waxahachie as they were tax receipts
issued by that county. II was also
learned that he ha ! friends in Ellis
county, and they were accordingly tele-
graphed to know what disposition to
make of the remains, but tonight no
word has been received from them. He
was man apparently fifty years of age,
and from his dress and appearance one
would infer that he was a farmer 1t APP
pears that those who come to Texas In
quest OF mental health do not recover.
Tho sad ending OF Adolph Koetchan, who
came to Dallas entertaining the same
hopes OF Priddy, and died under similar
circumstances, Is fresh In the memory Of
all.
Mr.. John c. Brown of Cleburno was in
the city to-day.
A motion for a habeas corpus hearing
has been entered In the case of Duncan,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-08
GIndstoninn ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

LONDON, Feb, THE following addi-
tional appointments have been made I'M
der the new administration Chancellor
of the duchy of Lancaster, Edward Hene-
age; lord chancellor of Ireland John
Nalsh; Encouragement for Ireland,
Samuel Walker; solicitor-general for
Ireland, Theodore McDermott; secretary
to the admiralty, John T. IIlbbert under
foreign secretary, James Bryce; under
colonial secretary, George Osborne Nor
gan; under secretary for India, Sir u. X.
Shuttleworth; under secretary for the
home department, Henry Broadhurst.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-08


Remarklng upon the apparent phenom.
onon OF the unusual large size OF the sun
and moon, IN rising or sitting, Stroobaut
points out the common error that inter-
yenlng objects enable an observer TO bet
ter estimate the real size OF the heavenly
bodies, IN that the same effect is visible at
sea, aud Indicates the fallacy OF several
other theories. There are he asserts
two real causes Of the phenomenon in
question, both purely physiological one,
the greater constituencies OF the eye TO
angular magnItudos near the horizon; the
other, Il direct effect of the iecbler light
in the enlargement OF the pupil, which, II
would seem, tends to magnify objects
even when artlilclally produced Thus IL
Is shown by experiments that the distance
between Two luminous points within q
room suffers the same apparent change
as IN the consultations, when, without
altering the distance from the eye, the
altitude Is gradually increased.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-08
rniiying the New premier.

LONDON, Feb. 6.--Michael Dayitt,
speaking at Holloway last night, said he
believed Mr. Gladstone was the only En-
sllsh statesman that had the courage and
ability to Srapple with the Irish problem
and establish peace between England and
ireland. The premier, Mr.. Davitt said,
mad already settled the question Of re-
hglous inequality, and had made an
honest attempt to solve the land prob
lem His failure to deal with the latter
question was due to the fact that he had
not gone to the root of the matter.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-08
BLACK SNOW.
4 Numerously Married Apostle who WIN
Suffer the Penalty of the Law.

suner the fenatty OF the Law.
SALT LAKE, UTAH, Feb. This morn
ing unsuccessful raids were made by dep
MY marshals on the residence of George
q, Cannon OF the Mormon first pres-
dency. United States District Attorney
Dickson offers Il reward OF 5000 for the
capture OF Cannon,
The territorial supreme court sustains
the appeal on the conviction OF the apos-
tie Ralnzoo Snow In the first district
court for unlawful cohabitation, The
court recitos in the case OF Snow, who IL
legally first married two women at once,
that the ceremony was null and void He
then married successfully seven
other women, all of whom he
supports and holds up to the world as his
wives. This was shown by testimony,
while ut the Ssamc time he dwells regn-
larry with Minnie, the latest polygamous
wife. The court says this is one of the
most fagrant cases of polygamy in the
territory and that no error was made in
convicting the apostle.
The court also sustains the conviction
of Brigham Hampton of conspiracy TO
establish houses of ill-iame aud lure
hlther Gentiles and watchItheir operations,
1t says "a wicked and disgraceful con
spiracy has been disclosed IL must be
condemned by ALL
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-08
NEW ORLEANS RACES.
Nineteenth Day Of the winter Meeting--
Fine Sport.

Nineteenth Day OF the Winter Meeting
Fine sport.
NEW ORLEANS, la, Feb. IL. The nine
tecnth day Of the winter meeting OF the
running association attracted good at
tendance. The track was heavy.
First Handicap, l. miles, all
ages. Won by IIlbernia by length,
Alice second, Baton Rouge third. Time,
2;2g. Post odds against lTibernia S TO ] (,
Alice 2 to /, Baton Rouge even money.
Second race--Selling allowance, 7 fur
longs. Won by Fleur de Lis, who kept
the lead from the start 10 the finish, Yio-
lin second, two lengths in front OF Sham
rock third, beating Malvola, Nat Kra-
mer, Brilliant and Josh Billings.
Time, ~. Post odds against Fleur de
Lis I to o, Violin Q to l. Malyollo 9 to
1, Shamrock 10 to !, Nat Kramer s to 4,
Brilliant and Josh Billings, each, 20
TO
Third race Handicap, all ages, one
mile. lilo Grande an easy winner by a
length with Broughton second, lIyder
Abad third, beating konslngton aud Ellie
IL. Time, ] 1861 Post odds against Rio
Grande ( to 1, Broughton 8 to 8, Hyder
Ahad . to Ellie II, to {, Kensington I
to i.
Fourth race Selling allowance, three.
fourths of mile. Breyet won by neck
with Malyolio second, length ahead OF
His Grace third, beating Pamela and tloi
Box. Time, 20. Post odds against
Breyet I to !, Malyolio TO ., Hot BoN
aud Pamela to His Grace G to
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-08
WACO.
Politics stirring IN the Central city The
Charges Made.

Charges Made.
Special 10 The Gazette
Waco, Tx, Feb. ~ The local papers
have 4 strong political flavor this morn.
ing, The Examiner publishes Il list Of
twenty-seven counties which Il says are
for Ross Tor governor, In addition to
this there are three announcements of
candidates for the sheriffalty and one FOR
mayor,
IN view of the prevalence of smallpox
throughout the state a city health physl-
cian has been appointed and vaccination
Is becoming general. No cases have APP
peared here as yet
The new postmaster, Judge Gerald, cx-
poets his bond, approved, from Washing
ton In day or two, lie makes only two
changes IN the working force tho money
order aud mailing clerks
Tho university subscription fund has
now grown TO about $li, 900 aud sal.
arltd canvassers are to be put TO work TO
raise the remainder Of the subsidy.
Weather Very line to-day and large at
tendance az all the churches
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-08

ROME, Feb. cit is stated that Italy
will accept Spain as arbitrator in the dis.
pnte between the United States of Colon
Dia and Italy over the arrest of Earnest
Cerruti, an Italian subject, by the former
power on charge OF treason, provided
the action OF Capt. Cabianchi, commander
OF the Italian criser Geoja, in compelling
the Colombian authorities to surrender
Ceriutl to him on previous arrest, be cx-
ciuded from consideration by the arbi-
traitor.