Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1886-12-10
HISTORY OF THE WEEK.

m he'd through in a food from the pond,
sltispt away half mile Of the track Of the
damaged the tracks of the South Carolina
railway. All the new and expensive work
ffecent1y completed by the former road is
totally ruined. The accident is ascribed to
.;o;,t The wete-e y aooGed Eth ai1 The a9;acert
country and did much damage. ~r 81.
The treasury Sdenartment has ac-
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ss1ePs'A 1epss' eln OAeA W "n"s 10 10
known as the. Lester undervaiuatlon case.
Mr.. John T. Lester, of Chicago, recently i'm
ported a number OF valuable paintings
5rom Paris which were seized by the Gus
.toevade the legal duties Two invoices
other Tor the % custom house The value Of
:tne t1 @ Ralnt1ngs according TO the former was va
~ tSe forms - tse ssomnron,;sa ~ @ NJ nster fs,
win pay duties and costs amounting to
about 81. 900 and penalty of Sc. 900.
Sz A dispatch from Washington says
%ha,,a l., ,,uo,, ,,,,,,,s;+;o,, o, Tho nor+ ~
=. .A. tne.p - u44e.+ optet vr ~.e t''sfe -
!Missisippt river men TO the bill ior low
Iowa and WISCONSIN iumbermep are .espe-
aany opposed 70 ~ apa =; g. e'opt p ;oot o. ~
Waeter,, c c1nossn"n sn1 g., Gnroa;t,an e. T.
These lumbermen had relied upon Congress-
man Price to aid them, but, according to
reports received from Wisconsin, he is not
bae b y on the caiendaT n,i seat IN
80:
Anton hlves mas been arrested at
Ne" YORK. 1or auegeo 1rauo. h1s Dook-
keeper' Aemp 'es'lnes 'uas nls.s oluolea ~
% as tn 'J sbow ASSETS s1 +" the amonnt Of SsS0 00O
when in reality there was only 5000 worth
This was done with intent to obtain $S6,OO
insurance by setting his store on nre: Kemp
was to receive $S,oO tor the lo6, ,d ana m an IN
favorable report
Senator Jones, OF NeAada, has re-
cuperated his fortunes in the recent mining
excitement she has got all his old fortune
back" said Congressman Page OF Califor-
MIA HE telegraphed that he made clean
$4,000 600, and has made most OF 1t In one
day. They have found immense new de-
posits OF ore In the Virginia consondate0,
and t9e stock went klnng from 10 70 ~
a.oa4 a.,o;+o,o,+ :, honorzo
~:-:- ..oo,.. ..a. .-n.u,on,ad .+ son
~ Erano;sco 1ast veel wh;ch has not haen
oo,,a1ad .;,oo1e7s Tor+unos woro ,nodo and
S1unledd .d ;oo too sanoreI ~ +ba stnutaSt
I.ORpeu IA ..e uoE ,aad a eo " ~ ~eii tbo;r
fo;I,,ras r,,nn;nr IN into the millions
carrV;np Viroiaia Gitv and other houses
down with them. For day or two there
""o a'4'0 " t|'"~'
In the Sexton-Mason case on trial
at Burlington,s VT, Miss Sexton testifies that
sovora1 vears 400 when she was IL wears of
'o'o' a. 'o"'' 'so' ~
age sne was seouceo py Aasoi anu al'er nor
child was porn in 1885 he gave her an order
bis intimacy coming to the knowledge of his
wife; her testimony Is : circumstan-
''e'' ''no spp"'ea'4' '0''">@ o7p0''
A wreck was caused on the fennsyi-
vania railroad near Bristol, N. j., early
Sunday roorn;no nv ona freipht train RIM
.o,.;,,- t;.o;,, hod
nlng ld'o aao.ne n - ,ar," nIea,ao, % ~ +rani1 %
when passenger train bound east ran into
I;1;mg liz mesas sauasa1 % nassennsrs and Ionnding
others.
.,p, ~, 1..:o,
!feslaen' 11eau' VI 'ilo IL q n"''o'A"1
Range association, sent letter t. President
Cleveland asking him. in his forthcoming
message, to suggest legislation for the
otfar o contaa aious diseases among cattle:
also to say a good word on behalf of the
Reagan interstate commerce bill.
'Silas NJ. Bailev. ex-State Treasurer
'' 49, A7+H!' oe
of Pennsylvania, has been sued for 5000,
wn'.n ~ o1on1oeu r - w. so 4At . ~ne,, ~ ,a:. y.
stata denositorv during his official term.
The nkfailed, and the Commonwealth asks
the ex-Treasurer to make good a loss which
occurred through no fault of his own.
A. Avon noas -, Tho o,a tho
Al Ayer' Mass'' OH tIe zho' 'lle
large TWO s'ory Dt'cA puA,'4s apu oon'0n'0
o"neu oy "s'" . NJ. 49, ~ -s
""0 ~ y. 'r
posed to pave been OF 1ncenoiaIy ol1gln De,
cause OF tnreats maue aga1nsC tne company
On acc0unt VI Ino U nau ouCi aMnfS 1snfno
T, ..ooa,; uoa+,.,a ,o4 Ant
Luz 0' ~ w. nv ~ oo
werp, Germany 1or ne" YORK. NOV ~
with SO cabin and 574 steerage passengers
~, tho 9th t. was strnck hv a huge wave. the
aao,- o,,,.,,od ..nd .;~ mon k;,,ad and q
score injured. The vessel continued itt
'oyaee' aii1'i" a. A'7" Ao'A' Do' ~nO'
At Philadelphia, William H. Martini
.. - NJ 1a,1
proprietor VI Je"eiry o'oie d. ~ i'A'
South street, was instantly killed MONDAY
was was % the result Of an aitercation growing
out OF the repairs on CLOCK winch Wepe1
le11 at mar''n's s'o'e' "eoef was "''e''eo
Several barns on the stock farm o.
w .u~z - r..+ su-oo,so N " ,var.
~ w. Auen' a. 11.S. ~ "o0, W.
cattle were burned to death, and large
amount OF gram ana nay anu a a nuIoeT H.. %
larun1z oss ~ 70 n0P'0"0n'' n01 "Ao o'''
o'S 10 e7o'ooo'
Mrs. Jansen, the woman who wa!
stabbed by her husband in Chicago las
Friday, died OF 6er WOUNDS weanesday zones a
sd1;u Sei9 ;n ;af Int was cnt down before hi
- et4o,,,nf ~ ~ uos s'cc.safnI
"''oup' 90
Friday body of masked men sur
rounded the Jail at Monticello, the count; It;
from The tailor the Surrender Of Buck Hun
ter. a colored desparado. They then tool
and hanged him