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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1886-04-02
First ins. March -; last April 30
MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE SALE.

DEFATLT having been made In the condi-
~ tions of certain mortgage executed 10y
William j. Green and juliet Green his wife
mortgagors. To Henry Moon mortgagcc, dated
January 3lst 4. ID. 1881, and recorded in the
office of the Register Of Deeds in and for the
county of Blue Earth in the State Of Mime
sofa On the 3lst day of January A. ID. 1854, at
five o'clock in the afternoon, in book Is Of
mortgages ON page 3S6. by which mortgage
there was conveyed and granted the following
described rcaI estate situate in the county of
Blue Earth, aforesaid, to-wit: The east half of
the northwest quarter of sect ON nine 81 in
township one hundred ana five llO5l north,
Range twcntN-SiN ls6l west of the NTH prin-
Cipai meridian, Ia secure the payment Of the
sum of seven hundred and eighty dollars, with
interest AT the rate of eight per cent. per an
mum payable annually, according To the con-
ditiOns oi promiSSOry note bearing same date
as said mortgage. made 10y said William j.
Green and Juliet Green 10 said Henry Moon,
and there being due and unpaid upon said note
and mortgage AT the date of this notice the
sum of SiNty-two 40 TOO dollars, and no action
or proceeding AT law or otherwise having been
instituted Ia recover the amount of said mort
gage debt or any part thereof. Now therefore
notice is hereby given that 10y virtue and in
pursuance of power uf sale In said mortgage
contained and Herewith recorded, ana oI the
statute i'm such case made aud provided, the
above described premises viii hc sold at public
auction AT the front door al the office of the
Register of Deeds in and Tor said county of
Blue Earth ana at the City of Mankato there
in, ON
saturday, the 9th day of April,
A. ID. lSS6. AT Ten o'clock in the forenoon, Ia
satisfy the amount of said mortgage debt then
due and unpaid, together with the costs ami
cNpcnScS Ot such foreclosure proceeding, i'll
cludrng tiity dollars attorneys fees us stipu-
atcd i'm said morris gage, ana the said mortgage
will hc thereby fCrccluScd.
Dated March nth lSSG.
HENRY MOON, Mortgage.
THOMAS u wAsHBTRN,
Attorneys FOR Mortgage, Mankato. Mimi.
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MN ~ a W N~iiAAa. ~
Attorneys Iur Petitioners
E'irSI ins March &c: last inS April .
PROBATE NOTICE.


STATE OF MINNESOTA. County of Blue
~ Earth-sS. In Probate Court.
In the matter 81 the estate of Anna Sophia
kaul. deceased.
The State OF Minnesota and the said Probate
Court Ia all persons Interested ia TN" estate oi
Anna sophia kaul, deceased. Greeting:
Whereas. Christian Raul of tnc county of
Blue Earth. State of Minnesota. has hlCd his
pctItIOn in the Probate Court Oi Blue Earth
county for letters of administration tn Issue
To- some suitable person upon TN" estate al
Anna Sophia kuui, late of Saiu county, dcc"as
cd.
Therefore you aud each of yuu are cited and
required To- appear at the Office uf the Judge
of Probate ia the city ut Mankato in said cuun
~ on the 18th day Of April lNNG, AT ten O'Clock
ia the forenoon of that day and show cause
why letters of administration upon said cstat,
should not issue a. prayed for in said petition
In testimony whereof | have hcrcuntp sal
MY hand and affixed the seal Of the Prnlat,
Court this I'D day of March. \. ID. 1855.
G.. w. MEAD,
ISeall Probate Judge.
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First ins. March 20; last ins, April H.:
NOTICE To CREDITORS.

l'TATE OF MINNESOTA. County of Blue
- Earth-ss In Probate Court.
In the matter of the estate Oi John McighcT
deceased
Notice il hereby given Ia all persons having
Claims and demands against the estate 81
John McighCn, late OF the county of Blue
Earth. deceased, that the Judge of the
Probate Court of said county will hear, cN
anime and dust claims and demands against
said estate, at his office in tn" city at Man
katO in said county, ON III" 9TH day oil
May, and on the 9Th day of september lsS6
AT two o'clock in the afternoon ON each of said
,layS, and that six months frum the date here
of have been limited and allowed 10y said Pro
bate Court for creditors To present th"ii
claims.
Dated March -, 1855. .
NOAH WEBSTER,
AdminiStTatO with IBC will annexed of the
estate of John MCghcn, deceased.
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Sth day of May. 1856.
WILLARD \ HUGHES, !
First insertion March -: last ms April9
PROB ATE NOTICE

CTATE OF MINNESOTA. County of Blue
- Earth.-sS In Probate Court.
In the matter of the estate of John Nurcll,
Jr, deceased.
The State of Minnesota and the said Probate
Court To all persons interested in the estate oi
John Norcll. Jr, deceased. Greeting:
Whereas, John Nor,ll, Of the county Of Blue
Earth. State of Minnesota, has Ul"l hi- petit
tion IN the Probate Court of tn" county of
Blue Earth for letters of administration l.
issue Ia said petitioner upon the estate of John
NOrcll, Jr., late of said county. deceased.
Therefore you and each Of yuu are cited and
required Ia appear At the office of the Judge of
Probate in IN" city OF Nankatu in said county,
nn the 18th day OF April, l~>t, AZ o'clock in
the afternoon of that dag and show cause why
letters az administration upon said estate
should not issue ~ prayed for in said petition.
In testimony whereof | have hCrcuntu set
ms hand and affixed tho seal ui the Probate
Court this 22d day of March, \. -. lnNG.
g. W. MEAD,
l~EAL.l Judge of Probate.
THOMAS n W NSHHTRS,
Attorneys for Petitioners
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First ins. March 20; last ins. April ~.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

l,TATE OF MINNESOTA, County of Blue
- Earth.-ss In Probate Court
Ia the matter OF the estate of Isaac wise
man, deceased
Notice is hereby given Ia all persons having
claims and demands against the estate of
Isaac wiScman, late If the county of Blu"
Earth deceased, that the Judge 81 tn" Probate
Court of sand county will hear, examine. and
adjust claims and demands against said estate,
AT his office la the city ~ Maukato, III said
county on the 18th dHy of May AMI on the 9Th
,Iay of September lSSG. at ten o'clock Ia tho
forenoon on each of said days. and that six
months from the date hereof have been limited
and allowed 10y said Probate Court for creditors
10 present their claims
dated March -, 1856.
w. y. COFFIN,
Administrator Of the estate of Isaac WiScman
deceased.
WILLARD n HUGHES
Attorneys for Administrator
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When Baby was sick, We gave her CAsTORIA,
When she was q Child, she cried for CASTORIA,
When she became Miss, she chung TO CASTORIA,
When sho had Children, she gave them CASTORIi
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FIRST nS. March u; last inS. April :
PROBATE NOTICE.

CTATE OF MINNESOTA, County of Blue
- Earth-ln Probate Court.
In the matter of the estate oT Marquis l..
Plumb, deceased.
On reading ana filing the petition of Mind
well plumh. cNccuIriN OF said estate, setting
forth the amount of personal estate that has
come Ia her hands, and the disposition there =
of: the amount uf debts outstanding against
said deceased. and Il description of all the real
estate of which sand said deceased died seized,
ana the condition and value of the respective
portions thereof: and praying that license he
10 her granted tO sell a part of the real estate
of which said Marquis L. Plumb died seized
And IL appearing 10y said petition that there
~ NOT sufficient personal estate in the hands
of said cNccutriN to pay said debts, AMI that
IL il necessary i'm order Ia pay the same, to sell
Il part Of said real estate.
IL il therefore ordered, that all persons in
tcrrStcd in said estate, appear before the Judge,
of this court, ON the 2Ith day of April, 4. u.
1856. NJ 10 ociocka m, AT the probate Office in
the city OF Mankatn in sand county. then and
there Ia show cause if any there be- why
license should not Ice granted L. said cNccutriN
Ia sell sad real estate according la the prayer
of said petition.
And II j. further ordered. that a copy or this
order shall hc published for four successive
weeks prior II said day of hearing. the last uf
which publications shall hr AT least fourteen
days hriurc said day of hearing, il the Man
kato FREE pRESS. "A weekly ncw> paper printed
and published at Mankatu in said county, and
personally served on all persons interested in
said estate. II siding in said county, AT least
fourteen days before said day OF hearing and
upon all other persons Interested. according
Ia law.
Dated AT Mankato the 9TH day of Marca, A.
ID. lSSG.
by the Court,
q W MEAD.
Judge of Probate of Blue Earth Co. Mimi
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. For God and Home and Native Land"
ARISE, 90 over this Jordan"
For IL this counsel or this work be of men,
il will come tn naught; but IL IL be OF God, ye
cannot overthrow IL. lest haply ye be found
even To fight against God"
CThis column IL edited by the Press Commit
tee of the w. G.. II. u. of Mankat0.
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REEEREE SALE.

Josephine &. SchcrmCrhorn. ngnld &. Schcr.
mcrhorn, Reed &. Sch"rmcrhnrn and Daisy
SShcrmcrhoru, plaintiffs,
against
waldo W. Williams. Julia VI. Stewart, Reed
Case, Jr., Charles e.. Case, Ella Lyman. Brmcnt
Lyman, Will G. Spears. Fiurancc =. Barnard.
Henry G. Barnard, Kate SChcrmcrhnrn, Lou
Williams Sallic Case and FlOTancc Barnard
defendants.
In pursuance Of II decree and order of the
District Court in and for the county of Blue
Earth and state of Minnesota, made in tn,
above entitled action, dated the 18th day oi
March, lN>6, the undersigned referee in part
tion will sell N public auction To- the highest
bidder for cash AT the front door az the Office
Of the Register of Deeds of said Blue Earth
county, in the city of Mankatu, IN the
Sth day of May, 1856,
at 10 o'clock \. NJ, all that certain piece oI
parcel of land situate in said county of But
Earth, and described a. follows; The south hall
uf the southwest quarter, and lot number Nv,
CO., all in and uf section fourteen NI in town
ship one hundred aud eight tluSl "a of rang,
twenty-ninc cs9D ".
Dated March 18TH. 1851.
GEO W. MONKS. Referee.
WILLARD \ llU,'HES ATTORNEYS.
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L. L. DAVIS,
HARDWA
Stoves and TilVarG
AGENT FOR THE
Celebrated Round Oak Stoves,
AND
Fairbanks Scales
Men Think

they know all about Mustang Lin
imcnt. Few do. Not TO know is
not TO have.
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NJJDy Send 10 cents postage, ana wc
IIIWI' will mail you free n royal, valu-
Tin / able sample box of goods that
Hu will put you in the way of max
IL WILL Il ing more money at once, than any
thing else i'm America. Both
sexes of all ages can live at home and work in
spare time. or all the time. Capital not re-
quired. We will start you. Immense pay sure
for those who start Mt once.
l9yrl STISsOH q Co., Portland, Maine.
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WHY BE WITHOUT THIS
KING OF ENCYCLOPEDIAS

longer when have volumes Of the
ssnd PLACED In "Ts library In this Beautiful Book Cas-.
volumes dor and the price Of volume each sresr I'M
The Ronksa nd (asea a.,.IdE -
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-30
AT THE WHITE HOUSE
Getting the Mansion Ready
for the Bride.
THR0NGS Or CORRESPONDENTS.
Secretary lamont interviewed on
Trousssaus - What X Doesn't
Know About Them Would
Fill a Book.

WAsmNeroN. May e9-rhe Executive
Mansion was ihe one place of attraction ia
this city today and while there was no
unusual activity within, still the number Of
visitors in and about the grounds aud lhe
Mansion was larger than usual The Pres
ident arose at his usual early hour and
Colonel Lamont and the clerks snd mrs
sengers put in an appearance al The
beginning OF Office hours. Hardly had
Colonel Lamont entered the Mssion before
he was besiegei by newspaper people. and
this run OF visitors continued sntil late in
the day. His callers OF this class were not
what are recognized as legitimate journal
isis Of the Capitol, bat those who write
few letters year and who on
occasions Of universal public in
terest endeavor through alleged
newspaper connections. 10 obirude thens-
selves into conspicuous places. Many Of
those who called were women, and Colonel
Lamont was busy all day telling them what
he did not know about trousseaus aud tIim-
mings aud answering thousand ald one
questions about dress which only a woman
could ask.
While all this was going on in the office
section OF the Mansion, the President as
usual, was receiving visitors and attending
TO business in his library. There was no
dust or stir about the house The timers
were putting the finishing touches
upon the roof of the Mansion.
where they have been al work
for twoaweeks past By Wednesday the
White House, at no time particularly at.
tractiye. will present a fine appearance.
About the grounds men have FOR weeks been
engaged in trimming the tree, and shrub
berry, and in moving the grass The infer-
ior arrangement of the Presi
dents house will not be under
taken until next week, when Miss Cleve-
land, who arrived tonight, will supervise
everything and have the brass work burn
ished and the furniture rearranged aud
changed from its present stiff setting so as
to be more in keeping with the house
Benedict than the house of a bachelor.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-30
is SHE LOST?
Great Anxiety Felt for the Seeamer Liber-
ian-She has Been Missing Over
Week. Running in IA Sea
of lee BercS

HALIFAX, n. b, May pa dispatch from
ST. Johns, y. f., TO the Halifax Herald
says there is much anxiety at that place
over the non-arrival of the mail steamer
Liberian. She left Halifax on May IL for
Liverpool via st. Johns. She was due at
the latter place on May 2G. The weather
has been foggy all week, and there
are many lcebergs oil tue New
Foundland coast, Steamships. however
have arrived daily al St. Johns.
and they report having seen nothing Of the
Liberian. In Halifax the news If her arrival
Is anxiousIy awaited. The lAberian is an
Allan Line steamer, which company has
the contract for the carrying OF the mails
between Canada and England She had
forty-three passengers for liverpool and
fourteen for Newfoundland. The captain of
the Liberian is a stranger aud the nom
arrival of the steamer may be due To his
carefulness in approaching the coast.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-30
BETRAYED HIS TRUST
Property Purlnined
by a Store Porter.
RICH HAUL n Tilt DSf GOODS LINE
?. " wurzburE unearths q RiCh eiaas
A ~oaan Fs.nfs 81 the fA-
pose ot t5sr Cuiil-E Sad
Downfall

soIae iso sears aea Prank sirsnr Ger
man ssed oo Years. entered iAs saaploe ~
b. ~ NaFlbprs dB soais merchant.
Canal-st. 81 porsr room ia llss tase.
ineag Was huei np as slee sine room. ana
afief closing hougs ihe store with Us coa-
tents we're placed in his charge. A iew
months ago rumber of articles wers
missed irom iAe siere. and first one and
then The other of the employees were
SUSPECTED. Their mosemeuts we're watched
buf 40 coTuDuralite Fidenof eas found o.
slisiantiatr ihe suspicious Tie porter
rested under suspIcit ls well a. others. bat
no more so. esieraaY morning.. haUeNeg
Mr Mur1burE bad occasion ia 49, iuf0 ii.s
Iorier's roou. sud seeing some articles
which he rec lanilfa ~ having come tum
his store LAYING around. De- seBf fir tbe
police Detective Cast arrived and
. thorough search Was MADE 0f
the room A namier ol different
articles belonging 10 tle STORE Nere found.
binding sufficient evidence % cankiol Use
porter ~ larceny Detective Cast Obtained =
warrant ca Al> arrest chapiae lim with
arana larceny Stfaug sas secured and on
his person vas f.nud ibf key a. q trunk
which Stood iu lis ro.sm. Ou beiuf opened
aii Kinds oi dry sooIs Vere discovered in-
side
siranr has been m the habit
~ visiting man ua ne3 Pred
Walters r. delivery earun dnkcr ul0
Resides on Mlrh.eau-st and TIE thought
suggested t-eIi fe Detective ifasi. ihai some
mote Of fhe stolen property mi1l be
secreie1 lu fll.s bug-e Ac,aIlinE search
warrant Ras obtained. and Mr Nnnburg
and the officer called ou Nf- Walters ou
hearing their business sfafrii Mrs Walters
tainted A buctct ol eattr Iu the hands ~
Detective Cast soon revived btr and
the house was searched. in almost every
nook and corner some uf Nr Murlhur1s
property was uuearfhea ani rclG.suoned.
on being questioned as % where ID came
from Mrs Walters declared thai every
sriicle had besn pure1ased bF herself ~
husband. Az the properly was conveyed
to Police isaeQuar.ers. and ou being iuseu-
turled by Mr. NuUhurg smourtod ~ slo5
worth Sixiy dollars worth aas found in
the room occupied hg etmnr ihe balance in
Walters house ~trang eilI be- brought ru
ln Police cHuri ou Tuesday ior eka1liuaf iou.
Mr. Murturg ln conversation NiIh a
reporter iar the IEiTaAtH- ii EEaID. SAID.
Il would have trusted ihat mau ~trane
with million duliar. ] bad such falll in
him lie tas bad entire cbarrc ~ ile sfore
between wcf siHg houu iof nearly two
wears. Before be came into my employ. 1
rented tbe basement underneath the store
ior sln Iser anuam but to make things
more comfortable fer him. J bad ii fitted ~
as bedroom. lie j. Terrible rascal
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-30

CINcINNATI. May 2.-Nearly ten thou
sand people went over 10 Latonia this after
noon 10 witness the races. The weather
was fair and warm, the track moderate aud
the betting was lively, considering yester-
days dsappointments. The first race was
mile dash, with ten starters
Ascender first; Topsy second; Tax
gather third; time, l.a3l Second race
Five furiongs, thirteen entries.
Laredo, first; Niolette second, Thodosigs,
third; time. l:02l Third race-HiudoO
stake. mile and one half. Silver Cloud.
first; Bluewing. second. Montana Regent.
Third; time, 2i0 Fourth race Merchants
stakes, nine farlongs, Tyrant, first, Free
land. second Heredale, third; time. 1914
Fifth race-Hurde one mile. Judge Jack
son. first; Fox Hound, second; Burrack
third: time l.J94
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-30
THE pRUMMERs ELECT.
Deirg stes and Alternate Chosen C. :
KELSEY for President - Everybody
Jolly and Happy

JsrEs0I Nich. May &-The Travellers
Protecnva Association held business
meeting ere this morning. The bows are
AL feeling jolly and happy. After the ban
Quei ielekates and alternates % the Nation
al Conger zion at Baltimore, June - and
2G. were e. ec,ed including NJ J. Matthews.
Louis j. Roster J J.. Macaulev. rhos.
Madili Dtrrpit. $ II sanford. 4 r Peake,
Chas " Gregg Edwav knight. Jackson,
Geo. r Gwen Leo r. Caro-. A. 4. Hutiord
Grand Rapids. g. Croftv. Muskeron: T.
J. Jones. Battle Greek H. rreman. Bay
cfv. Charles Rosenber-. Saginaw. ~ b.
Field, lansing w. J. Richard, Union City.
g. 5. Kelsey was put In nomination for
c-ale Pree-l.nt
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-30
YANKEE CHUMPS.
That's the Canada" Idea Of American
ststesmanship- HoastiDg that GOV
ernment was Buiidozsd into
Releasing ihe sisters.

H,IraN. \. r.. May 2o-This morning
when the news arrived here that the
schooner Sisters would be surrendered by
the United States, a general hurrah was
made No credit wa given the Washington
government, bnt II was openly boasted that
the Americans bad been bulldozed into
releasing the vessel. The Dominion gov
ernmeet seems really Carrying on the fish
cry agitation merely 90 make political
capital as f1e anti A nericsn feeling is grow
iug rapidly. lf Nss confidently stated that
the Ottawa Eoyerument in view 81 the
rumored hffiuE out IN Amsrica If armed
fishermen viii shortly demand thsf the
North Atlantic squadron be stationed st
Halifax o. co Operate in case - need wifh
tze lanasian fishery police
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-30

Providence. r | May - - Feed and
John Nolker, brothers, aged % and 2l.
owned a small sail boat. which they used
for fishing parties, and in which they were
in the habit Of sleeping, together with a
negro named Sfsinsburv This afternoon
the brothers quarreied with stainbuy. and
the latter shot them both. Killing Fred and
fatally wounding john. ~iainsbarv was
arrested He claims 20 have shot in self
delensn
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-30

Nru AoHE. Nav 9-There vas q large
crowd a. Jerome Park today. and ihs bet
ting vas private. First race Three esarter
mis-, eauer lst. Brsmbiefcn 2d. Rock snd
Juvenile stakes half wiie. fremont Jet
Siideawav ~ Tom Hood 50 tfme 4st
Ybird race The Meffsuo stan hen1ifsp.
one and ha'f miles LonEf'ew lst E3le
81 Mamie 81. nme. Z3s fonrh reea-
Niir and a fsfionF .ionebufk lst k9Eai
Arch Id FEin ti time. fst fifh rsee
one mile. WonderTpeaf isf Harry Rose
23 Naraiaenke Sd. nme. 1885, -rih race
-teeue Chase ever faI csnrss n'stnfh-
snos ~ Bolrfe CockeH 13 Brssreol 81.
rn time rfrrr
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-30
SALISBURY BANQUETED.
The Crocers OF London GIVE HIM the
Freedom Of Their Associafiou-Hs
Make, a Speech-Conndent
of FINAL success

LoNnoN May -9.-Lord Salisbury was
granted ihe freedom Of the Grocers Conn
pany, an influential association of London.
tonight. a supper and banquet followed.
The eE- Premier, replying To a toast to his
leallh said.
'rhr,e ore Jays of tyranny and one man
ru.e. Parliament having refused % weld
Orb those who wanted t0 govern by unsCru-
pg'oDs intimidation the present heavy
pressure uf tae caucus crew was brought 20
bear vifh severity unelUaled Ia tine history
OF Parliament ] arm confident. however.
chat these tactics viii fail
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-30

BurrALo. May 90 -Ex Congressman Nst
Arnum. Of Cauaraugus county. who has
been indicted ia ouerail county. for en-
alleged fraudulent transaction in getting
O1O acres Of land on which there was an
sttsCh ment. publishes statement in lbe
Catiaraugus Reguthoon. in which he Saws
that MessrS Boanlman and Brown. Of 0iean.
and Cornwall, II Rochester \ " ana
himself owned the land. and thar Mr.
Blowers. merchant Of New York Mills.
Mimi made proposition 90 purchase the
land. II was understood that ar attach
mont was held on the land. but. nothWifh
standing these arrangements were made 10
transfer fhe land fof 81 $50 he is willing -
face his accusers in any court in The world.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-30

D. Osgpod once preached stirring ser-
mon Ia vhilh he dvet upon the roiseries
oi snsii salary The s@rf day. while be
Esf 81 WORK iu tie earien -onth 81 his
houst on Nain street ~5ires ~ Clara. the
TAILOR his neiehHaf Ras te' ng "a fIs gar
oru jest 0tfI f'lr ienae fn mock pits faf
fhe poverty .FfrietcH rafesn iisfk threw
hunen of ce'erv ettr thf fenes into fhe
rsreon 4 Eafden ~ Derooi repIisd Dot
wort hui .n iew rfnn-tats p rshIisre head
benneei over itr ianae end landed 81 Clark
fest Spruce Hsfrs~ra
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-30
FELL EIGHT FEET.
4 Ruiidioc on oitsss-ss Coii=psss wiih
IT, Load - Human Fr~ight-A
DefsrtiVe Foundation.

An old frame building al 30 SIS Ottawa
st. owned by Michael NeEnery. ri Nus
kegon. collapsed last night 81 % O'Clock
csuse defective foun6s1on Tie bmidiug
was occupied by . gidoW named Porter end
her four children. Ire lower Hoor vas
used a. newsstand. AZ tbe time Of TIE
eoiiapse fbe occupsnis wcrt ail ~ IL up-
per fonr in hei They ffi q f.siance -
about eiehf feet bri e-cauea vith feu
bruises The woman and her children
were given shelter af Ed Reynolds
rasideuce. fs Ottawa The huildIue j.
tofal urrfk
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-30

The Grand Rapids Tr1EsssN N-HrRsrn is
Gre ~ ~ hes daily rsss pagers in Xieai-
rso. IL hss reaenti7 sec1r-5 the eKelus 81
ase ~ as fseg-sph vi-e. ard nov hss -
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