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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1886-04-14
FINANCE AND TRADE.
MONEY AND sTocxs
sew Work Financial nssyr.a

sew Work Financial ntssykea
NEW. YORK. Apsi3 '2.-Noney-On esIl essy ut
I1292 per cent.
Prime Mercantile PHpes-4@5 per cent.
Sterling Exebange-DuIl but steady; iSO'4 Tor
90 ia IS and sss for demand.
Inc total Gales Of stocks to-day were 575, IL
shares, Including Delaware, LscFasanra and
western. Z7.i14: Erie 70, 7Sof Kansas and Texas,
500: Lake Shore, $500; New Jersey Central,
7,luo; New orR Central. sos; Pacific Nail. 90,
SIS: Peoria Decatur and Evansville. I6, 200; Read
ing 1880; ct. Paul, - $50: St. Paul and Omaha,
$500; Union Pacific s., 100: Western Union, 500;
Northern Pacific preferred, 9,700; Oregon and
Transeontipentai, iG. $50
Government bonds duh and steady.
State bonds we're active and strong.
Railroad bonds showed an increased activity.
Sales, 50 eO2,OOO. Asa rule prices are higher. The
most notable advance wss in Ohio Southern in
comes Of ~ per cent 10 al. AZ the opening
prices were generally small fractions higher, and,
with hardly any reactions, the market continued
strong until the close. The7e was no news 10
cause any material advance, but there an
nlated the advance. The result is that every
thing j. higher, The gains ranging fractions 10 >
per cent, win exceptional advances for mnch
Msrket was the wide distribution IN deal
inrS. IN DO were the sales ss much as
~ CCn shares Snfne of the stacks " hieh nave
oeeD neglected FOR long time SeEe conspicuous
tOT ihe gail,s lnsde, including Milwaukee, Lake
shore and Western. The common opened az 30
and rose u. while the preferred advanced from
IS to =. end closed nj sIls. ST. Paul and Duluth
sdvaut 81 . per cent aud closed a. 6ss< net gain
oi - Lake Shore closed with net advance of
Ia New York Central is up g. ST. Paul is y and
Southwestern ia higher The coal STOCKS are up
] for Jersey Central ~ for LsckawanRs, = for
Delaware snJ hudson, and u for Reading. Union
Pacific j. up y. which was ascribed to inside
buying, on TepoTts from Washington that the
Hoar bill extending payments To the Government
over eight years. would pass but il is more prob
able that the story grew out of the advance. in
stead of the advance coming from the story. The
market closed active and strong
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Prohibi.ion i'm Rhode island.

NEwFoRT, r. J., April 1O.-The result of wednes-
days vote throughout the stste, carrying the con-
stitutional amendment, which forbids the manu-
fscture and sale of intoxicating liquor, has caused
great cOmmotion here, especially among summer
hotel Keepers. Many prominent liquor dealers
ere thus early arranging TO meet the inevitao le
One Of the est-known merchants mas announced
10 his friends his determination 70 give p bust
ness in July, and four leading saloon dealers de-
clare that they intend to close their saloons en-
tjJeiy directly after the law goes into effect aud
viii make no effort TO eyade the law, which viii
probably compel each city and town 10 enforce
It's provisions The carrying OF the prohibit0ry
amendment has created an exciteinenGnot egualed
for many wears
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1886-04-14
SNEEZING CATARRH.

The distressing sDeeze, sneeze sneeze, the scrid
wsteTy discharge from the eyes and nose, the
painful Inflammation extending 10 the throat,
the swelnDg Of The mueus lining causing choking
sensations. cough, ringing noises in the heed and
splitting beadsches-b0w familiar these symp-
toBs to InoDsRnds who suffer periodically
ffCm head colds 0T infiuenzS, and Who live in ig-
BpTaDee OF the tact that a single application Of
SabiOsas Radical ClIre for tataTTh viii aeOrd
Instantaneous relief
fp' 'hiS treatment in cares of simple CaisrTh
gives buts taiDt iGes az tat tins remedy VIII 10
10 tit .nTOnIc fHrms. where The breathing is oh
s3vfIe8 - CHOKING. pDlrid mDcus .umliG-
mons. The hearing Affected. smell ana taste gone,
tlpCst liberated ana hacking cogeh gradually
h s,GI.i1p i1selt upOn the debiiated system. Tnen
y 4. ts.1t tHe marvellous curative power of san
foTos Ksdjcai Cure maDifests itself IN instan-
taDtoBs and grateful relief. Crire begins rom the
first appdfat9il- e is rapid radical. permanent.
eeonCm Is.sl safe
ssDScrS's Fadieal Cure consists OF bottle
OF the haG3 n fnre. one box 4'atsTrbal Solvent
and amin proved Inhaler. price sl-00
Po1TEB DRrs AND CHEMICAL Co. Boston
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CONSUMPTION CURED.

s Sc " les Tere1 1 non PTae i 6syng
airy the formula of simple vegetable remedy for
the speedy and permanent cure Of Consumption,
Bronchitis, Catarrh, Asthma and all throat and
Lung Affections, also positive and radical cure
for Nervous Debility and all Nervous Complaints,
after having tested its wonderful curative powers
in thousands OF cases has fetit his duty TO make
this motive and desire 10 relieve human suffer.
ing will send free Of charge, TO all who desire it,
full directions for preparing and using Sent by
mail by addressing with stamp. naming this pa
per, w. A. MOVES, 149 Powers Block, Rochester,
NY
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Lard-Refned terce at IS 75@5 s75<< Bun Meats ai
Shoulders, 50 %; long clear and clear ribs s. So
B1coD- Shoulders q Is: long clear, s. 05 clear
619@10e. Riee-ouiet and weak at sazIse. Cot
ton Seed PrOducts-Dull, weak and lower: prime
sIpSe OIL, 2o1sS2l1Ic; summer yellow, 26.9g271zc;
cake and meal, 1edle1Sc. Sugar-In GOOD demand
at full prices. Nolasses-Qniet but steady
MILWAUKEE April 2.-Fiour-Neglected.
Wbeat-Weak; cash, SIC; May, TIC; June,
7s3se !, Corn-steady; No. ?, ss9sc. osts-steady;
Easy; No. 2 soc: Proyisious-Lower. Ness
Pork-Casb or April, 50 Is: May. s. 20 Lard
Prime steam, cash or April, IS 81; Nay. S. 90.
u1@I3c. ssgs-Quiet a. i0lz@iIc. Receipts
Flour, S,000 bbls.; wheat, 1900 bu. barley,
Icy bu. shipmentsoFlour. 1000 obls.; wheat,
LOUISVILLE, April I2-Cotton-Q Quiet; mid
ding, Sss@Ss4c. Grain-Dull blt firm. Wheat
No. longberry; SSc: No. . red, see. Corn
New mixed zee &c; white. SIZE. 0sts-New No. .
sides S. SIS; clear Sides S. 10: shoulders, 81 S7IS
Bulkmeats-Clear rib sides, S. 3d. clear sides S. co.
8 ie 1aT rIs SS s. 7gss
LIVERPOOL, April, 12.-Cotton-Active and
higher; middling uplands. SIC: do. Orleans
S-l6d- Sales 1900 bales, including 5000 bales
can. Wbeat-Firm with fair demand: holders
offered spaTingly. CoTn-Steady: demand fair
BeefTExtra India mess. 70s per fierce. Bacon
Long clear, eos per cwt.
TOLEDO, April l2.-wheat-Quiet: cash. s5s<a
SIG; May, s554c: June, see; August SIC bid; Sep
TENDER. SSc Confirm; cash. see; Nav 39c bid
oostsn1Say $213e CloyeIseed-ouiet; cash S. IS;
bu.; corn. 80, 100 bu.; oats, 200 bu. Shipments
Wheat $500 bu.; corn. 2,00o bu. oats, none.
KANSAS CITY, April l2.-wheat-Steadv: cash
e211sc 6ld, SS3f asked; May, CSC; June, 6sl4c
bid. CSC asked. Corn-Steady; cash, 27l5c asked :
May, 2se asked 2s1lc bid; June, 2SIz bid. Oats
May, 2s14 bid, 2ec asked.
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TIE County Recorder Pound Dead ut
CharIestown.

steslH ~ lkE ss-- = 10.-This morning ct
CRARLEsTOeS, Ind. Aprss- led his sa-
o'clock, wbeh Willisto peBser 1ups- OF
loon, at Charlestowh. be found tbs Head Ree,---
Evan Shelby Comfy Recorder. in lie rear gard
OF his premises, about seyenty-hve ieet from the
uar door. He was seen lest at Mr.. Deuser's
at O'Clock last evening, when ne LETT the house.
Nothing more was seen Of him until the lead
body was found, end he perishsA thvre alone
curing he dark, scleIan hOerS ci me night.
When found slight ABRASION upon the FORE
hesd left cheek and nose seemed to indicate that
nc bad fallen heavily 70 the ground. There is no
suspicion Of toul play.
Evan shelby was tne son OF Uriah Shelby. aud
grandson OF Evan Shelby. who in turn de
seendant OF the British General Evan shelby,
who came TO this country shortly before the Rev
Olution.
The family is a remarkable one among the pio-
Deers OF Indiana and kentucky, and contributed
Governor 20 the latter State. Isaac Shelby, who
was also Secretary of War under President Mon
rec, in 1917.
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Nichols Bark and Iron is remedy suit
able for every climate. for both sexes, for all
seasons os the year and for all ages. IL in
vigorates the Invalid, cheers the GONZALES
cent and bullds up and restores the wesklies'
constitutions.
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ror.,ra mousy and stocks.

LONDON, April u. p. m.-Consols 100 GIG Tor
both money and the account. United States Bonds
-slZs, ll45i. Railway Bonds-Atlantlc aud Great
Western fTsts, 40I5: Canadian Pacific, 81: Erie,
seconds 9Osk: Illinois Central, 1927; ST. Paul COM
mon s!fil " York Central, 1876; Pennsy IYanIa,
8 Reading, i2j4.
PARIS, April le.-Tbree per cent. rentes. s0i
J71zc for the account.
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bpec1aI 20 DE 5enGDeI.
LoGAEsPoRT. Ind, April s.--The remains
of Noah s. La Rose, prominent citizen,
wbo died at Jacksonville, Fla, Monday
night, will be brought here for interment.
He held many responsible positions of pub
Die trust during bis life in this county.
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Whisky.

ST. LOUIS, April 12-whisky-Firm at 81 10.
CINCINNATI, April u -Whisky-Steady at
q 10.
CHICAGO, April l2.-Whisky-Stesdy at 81 IA.
NEW ORLEANS, April IL. - Whisky I'm
oHa,
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H1rKy WATrERsoS is reported to have said
that be could survive the obituary notices
published at the time of his illness, but the
portraits hurt his feelings.
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The Fix Trial,
Special % the ssnurel.

NASHVILLE, Ind, April lO.-This is tue sixth DAY
Of the trial OF Evan Fix. The State rested yester
day and the defense commenced the Introduction
of evidence. The proceedings are tedious as the
attorneys on each side fighting the case stub
bornfy. u is impossible at this time 20 say what
the verdict OF the Jury viii be. Ii is thought that
. finding will not be reached until the middle Of
next week The case is creating great interest in
this section, and the courtroom is packed daily.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1886-04-14

81. JACOBS Oil marks great advance in the
science OF cure. 1t is the only absolute
specific for rheumatism. Only so cents.
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Dry GoOCg.
NEW YORK,

NEW YORK, April 1l.-Dry Goods-The market
is more active at jobbing hands under the infin-
ence OF favorable weather, but the demand OF
agents continues TO be restricted to asSortments
to meet current wants.
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When Baby was SICK, we gave her cAsToRIA
When abe Child, she CRED for CASTORIA
When she became Miss, she chung to CASTORIA
When she had Children. che gave dem CAST'A
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Oils.

size.
l615 sellers
CLEVELAND, O., April 12.-Petroleum-Quie
6. ". ITO. 7ssc.
11fCSVILLE, Pa, April - National transit
certificates opened at 735:c highest price, sic;
lowest, 1920, closed at 77c.
BRADFORD, Pa, April 12.-National transit GER
tfcates opened at 7i54c; closed at &c; highest
price, 76ze lowest, 7Szc; clesranoes. SD 600 bbls
PlT1sBURG. April 12-Petro,ean-Active
hrm and higher; national trsrsi. certificates
opened at 742e; closed at re- highest price, 7s3c
lowest, 74sse.
OIL CITY. April l2-Satfonal transit certificates
opened at 74c; highest price, 7s5sc; lowest, 74c;
closed at &c; sales, 5.273,000 bbls.; elearances
% 5000 bbls.: charters, Sc. 54S bills; shipments
1896 bbls-; runs, not reported.
NEW YORK, April l2.-Petroleum was active.
1t opened at 7ic, and, with only slight reactions
touched 1slc, broke TO 765sc rallied TO 77Izc and
closed at 761sc bid The boom was due to reports
OF failing wells and the favorable action Of the
Prnssian Government 10 regard to oil. Sales,
f0,927 600 bbls
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Cotton.

ST. LOUIS, April I2.-C0tton-Rseeipts, COZ bales:
shipments. 703 bales: sales 500 bales stock 81 DC
bales; market firm; middling, SIC.
MEMPHIS, April III otton-Stesdy middling,
&C; receipts, 792 bales shipments, 242S bales;
stock, 81 $50 bales; sales, 5000 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, April J2.-Cottou-Firm; net
receipts. 2S4S bales; gross receipts, 3,6H bales
sales, COCO bales; stock, 255, 5OS bales.
. NEW YORK, April 12.-Cotton-C. i. Greene &
Co.'S cotton report says: u was an active and
advancing market with 7dS points gain well sus-
tanned. Cheerful European accounts and active
strong dealings at the South led to a large amount
OF covering, and showing degree OF nervousness
and greater short interest than was supposed to
exist Several of the principal commission
houses are on the long side, and assikted in the
upward turn. - -
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81 ! ONE DOLLAR | 81

As heretofore, an uncompromising enemy
of Monopofies in whatever form appearing.
and especially to the spirit of subsidy, a.
embodied in the PRESENT THIEVING
TARIFF.
Indiana Democrats, II may be fairly said that
you are even yet fresh from the field OF glorious
victory in your State, a victory which aided ma.
terially in transferring the Netional Government
once more into Democratic hands. In all these
years the SentiDels arm has been barred in tbs
fight. We have stood shoulder 10 shoulder, ae'
brothers, in the conflicts of the past and we now
ask your hand in generous support. With its en-.
lsrged patronage the SESINM VIII be better en-,
abied than ever to give an
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Ffye-EsO- : nOlnlDaI-
Bran-Duil; SO 80 bid.
Bay-11 fair request. but supply meagre Choice
Timothy, sSll % bid No. l Timothy, s1l 90 bsS
No. Tlmothy, so 90 bid, held at SO IS.
CHICAGO kAREETs.
Reported by W. B. Cverman & Co., Grain and Pro-
vision Brokers, II and Il Chamber of Com
merce.
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LIVE STOCK.
Indianapolis.

UNION SToCK-YARDs, April Il.
CATTLE Receipts, 100 head; shipments, 80 head.
Hardly enough here TO make market. Prices
ome lower than last weeks close
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April u. fopen'g IRIghst. lowest Ulosins
Reoeipts-Rogs. $4,000 head.
Car Lots-wheat, 81 coEn, lso; oats, 116.
ENGLISH GRAM GRADE REVIEW.

LONDON, April l9.-Ehe Mark Lane Express,
in its weekly report of the British grain trade,
says: A'Wheats are, growing vssy fast Ghe trade
has nos improved. The Gales OF Snglish wheat
during the week were 50.40i. quarters az Sos I'D,
against <2 500 quarters at 30s 3D. during the
spending period last year. flour IS steady. There
rs no nav feature IN the iorelGn wheat trade 10
cergoes arrived. One cargo was sold and one
withdrawn; none remained. Toe market day
was stagDRne- English wheatx were ID lower
Foreign whesks were weaker and tat. Corn was
Sd .dearer. Esc1eys were difficult 20 SELL.
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Flour, Grain and Hay.
Tlour-Patents, "a e005 IS: extra fancy, 81 100
Is: fancy % ss04 90; choice IS 5o0s e5; family,
o lOas rs; treble extra. q 75@2 so double extra.
% aoea 20: extra, 81 soe2 e5; superfne. "a l59
Is; fne, ~ 90. :
Wbest-We quote: BID. Asked.'
40. 2Hed..........-.-.-......... ~ trsck
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The Produce Market.

Inc IrOduco EAarket-
Eggs-Paying &c per doz., for fresh.
Butter-Creamery fancy. A925c: choice, lS9
20c; dairy, selected, 15916c: country, fancy, l3c
fresh and sweet, lie; low grades, S94c per ID.
Poultry-Hens SIC per 10; ROSTERS, &c; hen
turkeys &c: tom turkeys, SC; old geese and
Feathers-Prime geese, zoe; mixed and duck, 20
625c.
Rags-1z@1%c.
wool-Bright Indiana medium Hnwasned, 20
92lc: for heavy merino and verv coarse, 10 q
Gc; tub-washed, 2S@Slc; bury, trashv and cotted,
I5c.
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Unsurpassed News and Family Paper.

The proceedings of Congress and the doines OF
our Democratic National and State sadministTa--
tons viii be duly chronicled, as well as the cur.
rent events OF the dag.
Its Commercial Reviews and Market Reports
will be reliable and com plete-
Its Agricultural and Home DEPARTMENTS are In
the best of hands.
Pithy editorials, select literary breyities snop
entertaining miscellsney are assured features.
1t shall be fully equal in general information o.
any paper in the land, while in its reports on In
diana affairs ii viii have no equal. Ills
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The Provision Market.

6elOW dIe the pIcscub lODDluB pIlCts.
Smoked meats, canvassed or plain (plafn meats
not guaranteed against skippersl--S. G. Hams,
reliable brand, Is lbs average, &c; do. 17z lbs.
average. &c; do. 20 lbs. average. &C. 20 lbs. and
over, &c; do. light average, 10 lbs, 1Gc; do IN
lbs. average, l0zc. Morgan d Grey's brand" Is
lbs average, e1zc do III lbs. average and over,
&c; cottage hams, reliable brand" &c: pin.
mic hams, Porter brand" &C: California hams,
reliable brandt &C: English breakfast bacon,
clear, reliable brand" SIC; do. clear, PORTER
brand" nc; English shoulders, "reliable
DraDd"12 lbs. average, SIC; English shoulders
IL lbs. average, $40 Dried beef. Porter brand,
10c. Bacon-Clear sides, heavy, average so {, &C
lbs, &C; do. medium. average IS to 40 lbs, TIC
DO heavy, average so lbs.,-c; do backs, medium
weight, 7c; do. bellies, &c; do. French fitch, av
erage lbs, &c; belly pieces, average lbs, %
d. g. and Picked Meats English cured, cleal
sides or backs, unsmoked, &C; bean pork, clear
per bbl.. 200 l5s So so; pork, clear per bbl 2o(
lbs. SO 80: family pork. clear. per bb. 200 lbs
$40 so; ham pork per bbl., 200 lbs, $40 so. Also
bbs.. containing 100 lbs, at half price OF the
barrels with SOC added to cover additional cost Of
package.
TIC; current chilled do, CT in half barrels OF
bQlb. tubs &c, 4S-lb. tin tubs, SIC; 2olb. pals
Pigs Tongues-fer u bbl, 100 lbs, Sc 30
Bologne-in cloth, SIC; in skin, &C.
Smoked 5ausage-In link. "a
The Grocery MARKET.
Cheese-Fun ozeam, New York, 129121{c; Ohio
121<c; crystal, spring. l1c: Evan Lake, sze
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The Grocery MArke1

INC: crystal, spring, l2c; EVAN Lake, &c.
tofees- Common, s6ioHc; ordinary, lcs<enc
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1886-12-29
A Scrap Of Frontier. History,

Forest City % T.) Press:
The following is an account Of the ex-
plot of Chief Four Bear who lives just
across the river from Scranton. at the
time of the Minnesotalmassacre in 1862.
Charger who lives across the river OPP
posite this place, was one of his follow
ers, also Swift Bird. who lives few
miles up the river from Forest City. In
a letter to the Yankton Press, Gov. Ed
munds says:
DEAR S1R:-I hand you herewith an
account of the redemption of several
white prisoners taken by the hostile
Sioux in minnesota, in 1862, and re.
covered by Ma-to To.pa Or Four Bear
and his little party of Two Kettle Sioux
Indians near the mouth of Grand river
in this territory.
l have known this Chief Four Bear
for eighteen years and am familiar with
the general facts stated in the article
herewith and know them to be substan-
TALLY as stated.
1t seems surprising that no steps
have been taken either by the general
government or the state of Minnesota
to reward this little party of friendly
Sioux, for their heroic efforts and sacri-
fees in the recovery of those eight per-
sons.
l have thought it might not be i'm
proper to preserve in some way a few
of the "reminiscences of the early histo-
~ of of
with the settlement Of this territory.
Yours, ETC.,
NEwTeN EDMUNDs.
The following is the communication
referred to by Gov. Edmunds which
was written to the Fort Dodge Qowa)
Times by one w. H. Wright:
RAILROAD STATION IN THE WOODS
ABOVE THE CLOUDS, BLACK HILLS
DAKOTA, DEC. 26. 1881.
EDITOR I1MEs:- my last letter /
threatened to intlict little ''Injun'' on
your readers, ana to be as good as my
word will tell them something of the
history of Ma-to To-pa -Four Bear),
head chief of the Two Kettle band of
the Sioux Family. l am intimately &C
quainted with him, and have no hest
fancy in pronouncing him an honest,
upright man, who has always been a
friend of the whites.
He was born at the mouth of Bad
river, just below Fort Pierre, fifty
years ago, and now lives in house like
christian fifty miles above the mouth
OF the Cheyenne river.
The following account of the rescue
of the captives of the New Ulm massa-
ere was given by him to the writer, and
GnNfinlod 81, fret .,aoo
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1886-12-29
City Council Proceedings.

Session Of the city council held Mon
day evening. Dec. ~, 1886. pursuant to
adjournment. All members present.
the mayor presiding.
The marshal appeared before the
council and reported that he had col
lected the $500 from Mr.. PAIL for ex-
penses the city had on account Of false
fire alarm Nov. /; also, that Mr.. PAIL
said that hereafter his mill would not
give any alarm in case of fire.
The designations Of the health officer
and the members of tho board of health
were presented and read. On motion.
the same were unanimously rejected.
Councillor Bobleter asked for leave Of
absence for three months from January
LIST next. On motion, request granted.
On motion. legislative committee Of
the board of trade was invited to meet
with the council on Wednesday, goth
inst, at 1880 p. m, for the purpose Of
considering the new city charter. Ad.
journed.
G. WEsCBCKE,
Attest: Mayor.
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PERSONAL MERTl ION.

Mr.. and Mrs. Cha,. Sch oregge, Of
Sleepy Eye, Sundayed in New Ulm.
Louis Scherer. who is student in
the State University, is home on 3 hell
day vacatisn.
County Superintendent Velikanje
left for St. Paul Monday to attend 3
state convention ofCounty Superintend-
onts.
Aug. Brandt, head miller ID the
Delhi Mill at Redwood Falls, came
down to spend Christmas with his par
eDts and New Ulm friends. He Informs
us that he is we'll pleased with his new
position.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1886-12-29
A spirited runaway occurred on Min

A spirited runaway occurred on Min.
nesota street last Monday afternoon.
Mr.. E. &. Koch's little boy was in TIE
rear end of the sleigh-box and as the
team sped up the street he gave good
proof Of his lung power. At the inter-
section Of MINI. and and Third North
streets the runaways turned the corner
and Master Koch was spilled out, but
strange to say he escaped without a
bruise or injury of any kind. The runa-
way occasioned considerable excitement
for the time being.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1886-12-29

Attorney General Hahn has just rem
dered an opinion that town cannot
tx the rate of taxauon-only the gross
amount; also. that the tax purchaser
has no more right to pay tax on the
land purchased, before it becomes de-
linquent, than any other person.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1886-12-29

A Winona & St. Peter train last Fri
day ran into a sleigh at Phelps eros
sing. near Waseca, and Instantly killed
Miss Nora Burke, who was on her way
home from Minneapolis TO spend Christ
mas with her parents. Miss Isabella
McCabe was seriously injured. but the
two gentlemen in the sleigh escaped
with o few bruises.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1886-12-29

During the year about to close the
lsiness of the Union Hotel has in
ceased to such a remarkable degree
at the popular landlord. Mr.. w.
ebotzko, has deemed it expedient to
ngage the services of another clerk.
The new employee is rather young in
days and it will be sometime before he
can stand on the floor and look over
the Office counter, but Mr.. S. takes
great pride in him nevertheless. Our
congratulations. Wonzel.