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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-04-16
@~rafibeut 9ias iibcr bic gratpfurb',
Qlffaire.

Mam bat iebt aus Der Sa6res : Bot>
f9aft bes meritanif1en prdfibenten
Siaa ben Nbf9nitt iiber ben Nngrifi
merifanii@er Sruppen auf amerifanis
f9e betannt gemadt. Der Ibi1nitt
lautet, aus benz Spanif9en iiber1ebt, 10:
Aim %. Sanuar bena@ri9tiete Ser
8Duberneur bon CHIHUAHUA bas Griegss
miniterium telegrapbf9, baB es am IL.
behelben Monats 3pif9en nleritanif9en
Sruppen uuo 200 Snbianern, bic BON
freuben Sffsieren gefibrt tporben feiz
en-, 5a einem Sample bel Siopar, in Der
Sierra bel 8anis, gefommer fei. Sic
merifanil@en Sruppen bdtten flint DDrt
ben Jeinben, 0arunter ibren 6aupts
mann, get6btet uub einen 8erluf bon
elmer glei@en &nsabl Der Sbrigert erIit=
ten. barunter einen Mator lir6 einett
2ieutenant. sSn GnIge bon gntffeuuus
gen biefes greignil5es uttb ibertriebenet
@eri9ten bon 3eitungen ber Ser.
5taater, wurbe tn ienent 2anbe ber
8erba9t ertpedt, baB gapitdn gratps
forb, 6er In benz Sreffea bel Siopar
fiel, bbspilig BON unfetenn Sploaten
erf9ohen tuorben iei unb baB bic 2eBtes
rem auf dmeritantf9e Offi3iere obne
@run6 gefeuert bdtter. lin bic 6ffent,
li@e Meinung au berubigen, baben bic
&esierungen beiber 2dnber eine fprgs
fdltige unterju@ung Der MngeIegenbeit
angeDrbnet. Sd fir tleilen She'll
rleige mid infpIge Der bisber eiugetrofs
fenen auf bas greigniB be3Igli6en
Na9ri@ten Der Mnftdt au, baB unfere
Sruppea uirtli9 tn benz @Iauben fo9s
ten, es NIT feinbIi9en Snbianertt AT
tbur gu haben, ba tie ft@ auf einer SSus
oia1ler , Gdbrte befanbeu unb mad ben
bielen bon ben Milben begangenen
untbaten cine grnBe @treitna9t BON
Notbbduten bdtten ertuartert f6nner.
Inter ben BON linen oirgegriffenen
Sruppen bitten fi9 aud in Der Shat
nur penige tpeiBe ameritanii@e Soi6os
ten tlno Sff3iere b~efuuben. Sebr AT
bebauern tit Der Sob BON tapfer,t unb
perbiegfoolen Sffiaieren un6 Blrgern
atneier SGwefier . &epu5lifert, aber aur
@nti9ulbiguHg unierer Sruppen mug
8efagt tDerbeH, baB fe aus freimiaiaen
"Rurales" BON @bibuabua beffanben,
rpel@e feineH @ruub batten, unter Ben
I'D ibnerI entBegenifelenben Snbianert
6reunbe 81 bermutbtu, INN 10 tpeniger,
oils bic GrlaubniB aur ueberi6reituna
Der Gren3e bel Der Berfolguna feihbIis
der SnbiaHer fi9 tlur auf requIdre
Sruppea beiber @epublifen bs3iebt."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-04-16
Mufreaaaa1 IL 9exos.

@roBe gufreguue tuurbe ia ber rtaaeaenb
bon Warts, .2eras, 6urd bic @enefnne bes $rn.
S.g. @orles b%erborsernfen. 0erIeIbe NOR 70
HulHos, baB ct F9 i'm Bette ni6t b~erum3nbres
ben, ooer MUIR ben &opf gu bebea bernodte. Sc.
o%fr,1an1 glaubtes 0a6 CT aaa Der Nusaebruns
iterbe. Cine &robeaai@e bon Or. aines aleip
Dtseoberh tuuroe ibm gef9idt. SieIbur9 fii6Ite
e. ft9 9efrdftigs uub tanfte cine erpbt GIaf@e
ua0 cine S@a@teI bon Or. 8ings 9eip 2ife
ylls, nno nadoem er apei GIai6en babon Elm.
serom men bate, tuar &c geiuuD unb bates IS
Rfnno an GIeif9 %setuonnen.
Gratis. grobeFof@en bel y Sreie. 0roee
GIaf@en 81. !.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-04-16
GaIifprmia aNeiue.

Serr s. s. so e. er, Mbplefale 8
Metailbdnblerin Meineat, 4lanto Nlaaa,
1T bor &tir5ent BON ieiner bierten Sc
f9dftsreiie mad galifornien aurifges
febrt. ST fam ieBt feline 2unoen uab
Jamilien nit ben be(fen GDrtet BON
@aliforniazW einen unb reinem Srauz
benz Brandy .berieben. &einen galiFors
mia gtaret berfanft CT bic @allone--$1.
ports unb an6ere unDerfdIi@te Meine
iab ftets bel inn borrdtbig.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-04-16
@waserb6re R,tre,s.

@.9. Sobt u. Co., @bolefaIe tan6 @etaiI
sa5rsssa 'f ia5r suA t1 Ssy ST.. s @ai' ' sstSI 9 Gss sps,
Electric 8itters unO gudlens araiea eaIbe'
,i'to ba5en ME 9eilmittel sebabt, bic fid befe,
hsrfaufte eoer nnebr @efrieOignug gehabrtem
Sic baben einise ipunberbare Suren in ~uaiere,
Stabt bepirtt, namentlid mebrere sane bon
pirtli@er Ausaebrung fn6 burdf ben @ebraud
GINGER GIafden bon ST.. Sings aep Diseober9
gebeilt poroen, IN gerbin6nns nit electric
Bitter. @ir 9arartirea bieielbeu tets.
s3um @ertauf bel u. Dreib.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-04-16
ss,n Giabereaa ednh s@tpre

ino tleue 8aarer eingetrofeu fir Bic
beborfebenbe Gribiabrss@ais
. n. Wir baben uns bur9 BEN 9lz
geni9ein babon uberaeugt, baB biefe
Maareu: 9amert= unb Gtnbers5 9ube,
9erreni9ube &C., bas 8efte {in6, mas
fe i'm biefigen Marfte Dfferirt tpurbe.
Die Muspabt 1T iebr rei6Holtis un6 bic
Yreife fin6 iebem 8ebirfniB atgemeFen.
Wer elegantes un6 bauerboftes @9ubs
aeug tragen min, Der gebe gum
@tnbereIla 6 9nbsGtpre ;
gde 9OufonftraBe & Abe. Is.
2.8,t1f
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-04-16
Gesen Die .Nampsrs".

Na9bem I'M Sabre 1885 iiber HOO
pYanpers@, b. b. D6lig nitteIofe unb
arbeitsundbig ginpanberer
BON ben Ser. Staten abgemieieu un0
mad ben 9dfen, bon tpel6ett fie gefom.
men tparen, 5uridgei9idt porben finb,
tperben bic beuti9en 8eb6rben bod
dngftli@. 9enn tpentt fe es au1 iebr
glei1mitbig nit anieben uiirben, baB
beuti9e paupers, bic iber Mn!perpen
nod Mmerifa gefommen finb, mad Bel
glen gef4idt Derben, 6aber fie bod feline
Su1t, Polen, &uHen ober 8Dbmen, bic
ttber Bremen ooer 0amburg ausgemau=
bert iinb, fi6 aufbalien gu laTen. Da=
rim uplen fe in 3ufgnft bic Durdz
retie FOLDER ni6tbeuti6er @uropamiis
ben 10 bel ME m6gIi9 b~erbin6ern.
Die xNorbb. Iqgem. 3eituns" f9reibt
bariiber
pDie feiters Der ginmauberunasbes
b6rben BET Ser. Stuaten bon Nprb=
amerita mebrfa9 erfoIgte 3uridmet>
lung bon Baupers, b. /. unbemittelten
@tnsDanberern, bat au Der tppblbegriins
beten 8eforgniB NnlaB gegeben, baB In
3utunft bieIe 3uradpeiiungeft fi1 mebs
re1 unb bic mad europa suriidbirigirs
ten gmigratften bann auf Gofen Der
betbeiligteu 8~unbesifaatefr nod ibrer
9eimatb gei9afft iperben miiBten. Man
bat bes5alb 3und1it barauf Beoa@t gez
nomrneu, perioneu ai@tbeuti6er Ma<
tionalitdt, tpel9e nod Mmerifa ailsz
toanbern, aber ais Baupers an3uiebet1
ftnb, BON b%ornherein ben @intritt iiber
BITE ruiff6sbeutf9e 9anbesgreu3e gu pers
iagen. 9ie GontrnIe uir6 burd bic
fdotii6en poli3et 8eb6rben baieIblf
ansgeibt. I'm fe gu erlei6tern, tper=
ben bic b~etrefenbeu Beb6rben reMtaeis
tig bon ben Observation-Disclosures
iber bic Nnfuuft Der Mustuanberer be-
na6ri6tigt tperbe1; bic Muslpar6erer
folen. fDfDeit bies aneebt, in beionoe=
ten .Waggnns plaeirt tperbeit. Cine
glet9e M~norbuung uirb be3iigli9 Der
b6bmif9sbeuti6en gittrittsFatio1en ge,
troHen tDeroen, iebp6 mil bent l1nters
f9iebe, baB bort Bic GDntrDae nit Der
5ollamtli9en &ebifion bes &eifeaepdds
befbunben uno 6urd gr~euaaoIbeantte
utter Mittuirfung ber Gifenbabn s8ers
ipaItgngel ausaeibt tpirb. Sie Ron.
trole bat fid bQrot1f an erffredet. ob
Gdae bon Mittelofgteit, f6rperIiGer
ober geiifiger nnfdbigteit fi9 ielbft au
ermdbrett u. +. 10. porIieaeu. Mir6 btes
erwiefen, 10 erfolat 2uriiftpeiinno iiber
bic @rense.a
Muf ale Idue bat bic oeDfqute Nele=
rung ben 8oraug, 6as fi9 foIde Dinoe
niGf m~ieberbolei1 f6nneft, uie he ia
i'm 9auf bes perfIofenen sSabres mehrs
fad ereigneten. Wehrere bplui3Ge SS1t,
ben sweifeGos uuter Ste RlaHe Ser
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-04-16

90 setpifenlofe Gabritanten Der.
fu6t baden, fi1 bes 9amens Der Girmo
o.. %. GaiI& Ut, Baltimore, Mb.,
au bebienen, Tim minbertpertbige Sas
bale inter dbnIimer Waarenbe3ei9mung
ST. Dertdufen, 10 ma1t Die obenges
nauute Girma barauf aifmertIam, bab
jebes ibrer Bdd9eu Rau9s ober
'59nupftabafs ben Rameu Der 6irma
y. %. Gail & Ut, iotpie tire 9ans
beIsmarte trdgt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-04-16

Dead Shot" Strep @orn. 2ini.
'fsent sutrtt ftber na6 f@aeG. DiefeS Eminent
tObtet bic Skinner augrnbIidliG ; bait GIieaeu
.eb unb belt bic Mnrbe. SIM @afer aufaefSR
if es Elm aiSseaei9netes SeilmitteI aeaen iraeuS
wel9e @un6eM beim 9ieb. NreiS so Geuts.
YrdParirt uno 3ata 8ertauf Bel u. Dretb,
San Mntonio. 1876 fup
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-04-16
BudIens Mrnieo.galbe.

Die Bette GaIbs Der MeIt fir S6nitte
AuetiGnnsen, @ef6pire, 8ieber. unb Saut.
Musfdla9, Gle@te, ~sefprunsene Sdnbe, GroF.
beulen unb ale 9~anttrantbeiten tnrirt o..
murrboiOen ODER Feline B~e3abInng. goaigs
Classification sarantirt oSer bas @elb NTH
auriiderfattet. Is Gents bic G@a&tel Bel u.
0ret6.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-04-16
HOTEL VAL VERDE.

DsI SD, 8aE Yerbe Co., Leras.
Mrs.. 2. 9, gIefs, eiseHtbamerin.
Mnaeuebm gtIsesn, ueus arrangement, auf.
inerllame 8eoisnuug. 8ieb5i6ter, SnsaIiben
AHp @el9dftareiienbe iperben erfudt, bas BAL
Htrosa iA erprpbsa. 81 TIM
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-04-16
9emptratiidbe 3erfabrenbeit.

9ie ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, lin
fIarbeit unb 3erfabrenbeit, bic in BET
2eiben Der 9emofraten berrf6t, 1T mod
ME 10 oHenfunbig gemefen, als gerab'
ieBt. Refine ein3ige Der 9auptforoerutt:
gen 0es bemofratii6en Yartei : pro
grammes mir6 nod BON allen Demo
fraten %anerfaurt, in 8e5ug auf ie5l
ein5elue 1T bic partei In 3tpet perf9ie
bene 2ager getbeilt. So beiipielsmeiil
bini6tli9 ber 2ebre bonn alleinIelig
ma1enbeu GfeibanbeI, bic friiber al!
Manufacturers Dogma BET 9enDfratet
galt. 8ie aber ieBt2 Morriions 3ol,
tarif : &ebifion in decentralization
Shine 1T nirgen6s auf beftigere Oppo.
fition geftoBen, als bel ben 9emofrater
bes Sioens unb ni1t nur bic s3uder.
Bfanser 2%puiianas, fonberi1 aud BIZ
@iienzSnterefenten ben alabama baber
in teBter 3eit tpieberbolt offe1 nit ben
Mbfaa BON Der partei gebrobt, tpenr
man-pieii tie Observation-Disclosures
ben @iben benz Weiten au opfern.
gbeufo berbalt es i9 nit Der @telune
Der oemotratii1en partet our @ilber.
rage. uno bierbei 1T bic Sadie lint 10
auHdQiger, als Die BET tpeitem iber.
fDiegen6e Meaioritdt in birectem Mibers
pru6e 5dr bemofratii9en Nbminiffra.
ton ftebt, tpeBbaIb aud elm gbieagpe1
Blatt 9errn @lebelanb nit &e1t eineu
| .Hr1fiAenfpn mime N0rfpia tfpnuf Me.
flau ebettto llegeft aber Die Yerbdltnihe
IN geaug auf Die 0entpfratif9e 9atpts
lno Gltaoamentalebre BON ber Staas
ten Souoerdttltdt. Die Yrobe Oaftr
gabetl Die Mbltimnttngett iber Blairs
gr5tebuttgssBM gellefert. Wdbrerb Elm
S9ell Der Oemotrater utter ibnen
anlere teraatiGer 9igt6pfe-Mtorb uttb
Drat10 idrteett, neil ber Bunb ben
@lH3elltaater 3uf9tiHe our 0ebnng III
res grauerbaft be%rwabrlnten S6ul=
ueiei1s 5ltortrlet latfen tpil, urb tpdbz
reno Dteie 0arttt ett1e f%rebelbafte Wers
leBtiftg oer Uertaliuttg erbltdter, tptligte
EN- ai1oerer Sbeil berfelben froben
Wtlttbes oaritt etn ur0 ma9te fomit
oas 3uge1tdHottB, 0aB Die gnnoess
0etunlt troB Der bo9beiltge1 Staatens
SOunerdnttdt elm @e9t bat, fid nr1
getDtfe inrere Mng%elegenbeiteu Der @ine
~seiltaaten 51 flimrnern. Was TT alfD
legt floG DentOtratti92 ST es nlr Der
tstleatelte Slallbe an Den alien idbbnen
gIunolaB. DSem Steger PIE Deutet"s
S1eie mnefe SerfaDrengelt flblt mon
I'M Det1ofraftiDen wager ielbif ieDr tuobl
geraus, pas oetpellf per folgenoe urtz
nano: Ser osrlotraftlcDe HeprdieHtaaf
alelaer oDn SHoiana-e!ler Der ments
gen Oelllws 1merlrafler I'm @oilgrene-
oerlangl o1e 3ulammenoerufutIg etlles
ongemelnen oemofraillgen partets
caucus peDuls gegenlelttger WerifdHs
soigullg uoer ete SfeaI1gnaDme aa pen
altea Yrtnctple1 Der Democratic; Slets
Her la9l: ngln Demotralllger caucus
fiuB e~lnoerufert psroet1 uro 5fnar tOs
Iort, Denn es gllt, Das gertetn1ane
pfo9ramm gu nert9etDIge1, ooer, tDeHrl
e lela lDid9es meDr gleot, EN- reues
auTjuTelen: gDlr tetller lrts unters
etnat1oer mot urlo teHiteIl tlits ielblt
MOI. SSoa nabrl9etnlt9 9eiBet1.
g2Str mlllen iel6lf MOT, mas MIR ipols
iea!s 4i!ns. 2: Heo.) Gs glebt aber.
geaupl TEN feEflfeDenoes oefnofraitlGes
Parfet . yrogramm n1ebr. yin Demo
lfal fDlu freterf Snder, frete aSDle,
Ifeles aoDsGllen, per dloere tDlu Doge
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-04-16

9as gr6Bte Eager bon @etpebrs
un0 &~ebplDersp attonena ut6 4tifeu
bel piper 8 g @uItheB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-04-16
Gi1e kifoerlolr CHE

Observation-Disclosures lHHlhlllHHlhITIIlIlaHHl
if aert5 cine dberai IS traurtse Ga9e fur tnais
@es Gbepaar. gEte NIB ippbar4 tieient re6el tn
tnr5er3 eft abse 3plfen tperbelts tnntt, 3eigt bey
Northumberland !" $50 Seiten, NIT 3ablrei9en
nat.rSetreuen Btloerni ipel@er pcn benz alien unb Bee
tpat rteu heutShenSs ls 5nftttt tn 9iep gprt berauSSe=
gebrn ipirt, auf BITE E. 1 rite % Settle. Sunse 2ente,
Ste in BEN Gtanb Der SAe treisn -~rpilen, ipiliei ben
Gprua Gdtaer8: 70 2rur prdfef 10 er ito
emf btnbet1 isDbl telersiser, unb beS pcrs
fretti1e Bud Ieien, fbe fe Sen pf9ttgfen
8 arftt hes aebens tbunl Mirb fur Is Gents
tn Gpftn,artert fpiuphl IN beutfner nte tn eugiii9sr
Gprahes pet nnb {ursiam perpa6t p~erjanbt.
"a WbrslIe Deutsches HeilInstitut,
IL Clinton Place, New York, N. Y.
Der vIRfettun8s. Mnfer" III IN San I'm
tonic BET 1udbdnbler Nie. Een8e
5u 5abeu.
The Irish standard., 1886-11-27
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE

Priester, The Tailor, corner Washing
ton and Second avenue south, Mime
apolls. Merchant tailoring. Perfect
fits.
Nathan Schuler, the crank who was
arrested sometime ago on suspicion of
trying to kill the president, tried to get
audience with him Monday
AIRS. J. a. MacCarthy has all the lat
est novelties in millinery for fall and
winter wear Please call on her at 244
N!coi|at avenue.
The Franco-Alnerican Trading Com
pany of New York has secured judg
nlent against the Panama canal company
for breach Of contract.
T. E. Mercer s. Co., 200 and 2!1
Second street south, are turning out
work that is unsurpassed for neatness
n the West. Their steam laundry has
no superior. Che firms large and sub
stautial patronage is proof OF this.
Col. Wrn. A. Stone Of Pittshurg, who
was suspended from his Office Of United
States district attor ey for activity in
the recent campaign in Pennsylvania,
writes the President denying ''perni-
cio11s activity.''
The Irish standard., 1886-11-27
John $. Murphy's Sad Death.

Specla} la}correspondence of The Irish Standard.
One OF the saddest accidents that has
| occurred in some time happened We'd
neslay last about 1880 a. n. Brother
John Murphy, yardmaster in Winona
& St. Peter yard, while executing the
duties OF that Office, was run over by
tlat-car loaded with iron, receiving in
juries which resulted in death III about
three hours.
Brother Murphy has been connected
with this yard about 22 years, gaining
many friends, all Of whom were sorry to
hear Of his death.
He served four years in the city coun-
Gil, winning the respect Of all by the
straightforward course which he pur-
sued and the deep interest he took in
the welfare Of the city. Brother Murphy
was an earnest and devoted member of
the A. O. II. He served as President
one year, and was the unanimous
choice for reelection, but declined on
account OF other business. AT the last
State Convention he was chosen State
Treasurer, al Office which he held at
the time of his death. lie was also an
active member of the Father Mathew
Society, and served some time rs Presi-
dent. BY his death both the societies
and community lose firm and faithful
friend, whose death will long be
mouzned.
He leaves a wife and five children,
who have the unbounded sympathy of
many friends.
Funeral services were held at st.
Thomas Church, Friday, Nov. l9, Rev.
J. B. Cotter officiating. He paid
warm tribute to the deceased, after
which the remains were followed to the
grave by one Of the largest professions
ever seen in Winona. May his soul
rest in peace.-A. 0. II.
Winona, Nov. %, 1856.
The Irish standard., 1886-11-27
PASSED AWAY.

Mrs Annie McCabe, highly re-
spected lady, residing at 1928 Ninth
street south, died OF peritonltls on
Wednesday of this week, at the age OF
"a years.
Joseph B. Gubbins died at his home,
623 Fifth street north. of apoplexy on
Saturday, November 20, and was buried
Monday morning from the Church OF
the Immaculate Conception. Mr.. Cub.
bins, who died at the advanced age OF
"A wears. was favorably known to our
people.
Matthew Connolly, for some time a
resident Of Minneapolis. died at his
home. corner Hoag and Seventh ave-
nue. north: on Monday. November y
OF typhoid fever. His funeral was
largely attended on Tuesday from the
Church Of the Immaculate Conception.
many fliends from Hastings, Dakota
county, this State, where his parents
had formerly resided, being i'll attend
ance. MI. Connolly was but % years of
age at the time ct death.
Thomas Foley died suddenly at the
Owatonna House, First avenue south
and First street, Oh Tuesday evening
last, about o'clock. Rupture of a
blood vessel in the head was the cause
OF his sudden demise. He was 10 years
OF age, aud was the son Of William
Foley, Of Coon Greek, Anoka county.
The remains we're taken to the home of
his sister, Mrs. John Riley, 7l2 Fifth
street northeast, and OH Friday were
buried from the Church eft St. Anthony
Of Padua. The parents OF the young
man have the sympathy Of an extensive
circle OF friends.
The Irish standard., 1886-11-27
Minneapolis Produce.
MINNEAPOLIS, Nov =

WBEAT-No1 hard at 1l31c bid Dec.
No O1northern roc bid for Dec.
CORN-Sales light: 3GD3sc, according to con"
ditiOn.
dealers, ST COCA 70: :fOr shipmenrin sacks, car lots
S42O143 sin barrels 81 5O@.4 6O:delivered ut New
England points. s5eo@52o; at New York points
81 pes FIST M ana paf eR @
BRAN-Held at S 090S 25 in bulk.
SHoRTs-Bulk. s 50@s9 25.
OATs--No white selling at 24@26c on
track. The range of sample sales is from 24{W
2Gc OF.
RYE-Nominal at 4a@45c for Nos ands.
BARLEY-Quiet at from 35@45c for Nos and 8
by sample.
Corn .MEAI4-Coarse, city, IA oc@s14 so, deliv-
cred in lots of e ton or more.
MIXED FEED-Good southern quiet at ia 90 q
SIS on track and to arrive; city ground. SIS 600
more.
HAY-Receipts moderate; market steadyand
firm; prices steady; choice sold at 81 5o@8 co.;
OArMEAL~-Steel cut, 81 35gs3 per half Dbl.
BuTTER-In job lots: Fancy creamery, 25c;
extra frsts, 16@1sc; dairy, fancy 2o@zec; dairy,
stock, 4a5c; grease: 2a211c:
DRESSED MEATs--l'rices for well dressed:
Beef.hind gus. GAGS Hams, city.:..... 9@11
Sides, ,citydre'd.5 @614 Breakfast bacon. ag11
Country dres' d.4A@5 Shoulders. SO s
Fore Fore quarters G ffo;; ;tv z
dressed sa hogs a az Mutton SS @
EGGs-Strict]y: fresh, BIC.
CHEEsE-Fancy fnli cream, 9@lOc; fine 81 full
cream, s@sc; part skins, 5@sc; skins, 4@ec.
Cabbage, doz.. 25@6o Spinach, bu........
Bermudas, bu.. 500 Pieplant, lb.....-. -.
3nie1s; 69deS sess dez 6 doz
Horse radish, lb. 20BIPeas, bu .......-..
Radishes, doz Beans, bl '90@1.75
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NORTHWESTERN NOTES.

DAKOTA.
Devils Lake is froze over.
Wheat brings So cents at La Moure.
A roller rink has been opened at
Devils Lake.
The Minot Times has madeits appear
ance.
Geo. Smith, an old timer in Devils
Lake has disappeared.
The elevators at La Moure received
more wheat this season than last.
Two men, named Mccarthy and Mo-
sier, entered saloon at Reville and
commenced shooting the lights out.
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I THE WORLD AT LARGE,

THE WORLD AT LARGE, e.
Rosario, in the Argentine Republic,
! is infected with cholera
A $4,000 fire at Marshyille, Pa, de-
stroyed seven buildings.
| Boston Democrats have renominated
Hugh O'Brien for mayor.
Chas. Worth & Co.. boots and shoes,
Toronto, failed for $95, 1000.
| Thirteen cars were wrecked at
Barnesville, O.; loss $4,000.
| Hugh Spencer was Killed at Liberty,
Ia., by q coal bank caying in.
Otto, the insane King Of Bavaria,
has had a violent outbreak.
All Russian steamers in the Danube
have been ordered to Odessa.
st. Catharine, Ont, is kicking against
opening Welland canal On Sunday.
The coaing steamer Barnard Castle
is total loss off British Columbia.
An electric storm so to rs feet wide
did a damage Of $4,000 at Girard, Kas.
A meeting OF the Nationalists will be
held in Sligo Ireland, on the 2sth inst.
Robson & Crane are giving the
merry Wives Of Windsor at Chicago.
John McAffrey's residence at Creston,
Iowa, was burned Monday, loss Sc, 900.
The statue of Liberty is lighted by
the American Light company for an
ssad.'
The sash and door firm of Carlton,
Foster & Co, has failed at Oshkosh for
5000, 000
The House appropriations committee
are hard at word on the appropriation
bills.
Eau Claire is talking of building a
bridge across the river i'll the Fourth
ward
The civil service commissioners have
moved to more elegant quarters in
Washington.
Paris is getting up elaborate fetes for
the benefit of the flood sufferers in the
south of France.
Mague-Me-Negon, an Indian about
100 yerrs old WAS frozen to death near
Marengo, Wis.
The Philadelphia baseball club re-
turned from Havana disgusted with
their Cuban trip.
In Il collision Oh the Illinois Central
at Savoy, I'LL, four men were killed and
one fatolly hurt.
A palace car valued at $40, 900 burned
the other day on the Central Iowa road
at Marshaltowr.
James Chant, who deserted from the
army at TT. Grant, Ariz., has been cap
tnred in Chicago.
Mrs. NJ. J. Robinson. all authoress of
local celebrity ct Harrison, N j., was
outraged by ru1fian.
The South Pittsburg Railway l. Iron
Company has bought $4,000 acres in
Alabama and will erect fur naces.
The Hungarian budget committee
has adopted the proposed credit for the
occupancy Of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Over 4, 100000 white fish spawn have
been sent to Milwaukee from Green
Bay and placed in the state fish hatch
cry.
Tea mixed with Rough Oh Rats was
left on q Springfield piazza and 13 per-
sons were seriously poisoned by using
it.
Before a pardon is granted to Fish, of
the New York Marine bank, the prison
surgeon must certify as to his condi-
ton
Mr. Moynahan, the agent of Capt.
Pagan, an extensive land owner, was
attacked and robbed in Baltimore, Ire
land.
A Paris hackman, bitten bv dog,
went to Pasteur, who treated him, and
he died. It was then discovered the
dog was not mad.
Minneapolis Produce.
MINNEAPOLIs, Nov Is.
WHEAT-No hard at 1l2lc bid Dec.
No1northern roc bid for Dec.
CORN-Sales light: 3G@3sc, according to con"
dtiOn.
FJorrp-NinueanoIiS DeteY,ts in sacks TO local
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- Il: "a r. - en-

The word /" gas was first used ill the seventeenth
century Explosions strange noises and lurid flames
had been seen ID mines caves, etc. The alchemists
where earthen vessels often exploded with terrific
lence, commenced their experiments with prayer and
placed their crucble the sign Of the CROSS hence the
nane crucibe ALI these manifestations supposed
to be the work Of invisible spirits. Miners spe-
ca danger and it is said their church service contained
the petition, From spirits, Good Lord, deliver US
The ''spirs Of wne spi1its Of ntre etc, are
relic Of these supersttions. There is gas i'll the
fact that the Little u t K" anticipates your wants
Have you seen our "ARcr1c'' yet? Have you seen
our IMPORTED ScHNAL1Es in nobby OvEEcoArs? Have
you examined our EXTRA LONG Eysian OvERcoArs me
dium priced? What about nice Seal, CAP? We have
beauties at the Little t K Nicoet
avenue and Third street, Minneapolis.
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The American branch of the socialistic
party will complete an organization next
Sunday afternoon at Martins Hall.