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street, be postponed until next spring.
Committee on Streets.
From A. S. Tallmadge, Secretary St.
Paul Chamber of Commerce
Transmitting copy of resolution adopt
ed by said chamber asking Council TO
forbid the republication ofthe so-called
ordinance purporting to Yacate certain
streets now occupied by the union de-
pot company, until the matter con-
tanned in the recent communication of
said Council to said company be salts
factOrily arranged.
Committee on Streets.
From st. Paul City Railway Company
Asking permission to widen the slot
on the cable lines TO width of three
fourthS OF an inch,
Committee on Streets.
From Kerr q Richardson, Attorneys for
Joseph Anstett-
Asking balance of damages allowed
by Board of Public Works for grading
Concord street.
Committee on Streets.
From Palmyra Manufacturing Com
pany-
Asking Council for the repasSage of
the ordinance heretofore passed per-
hitting test of the PrOSSer noiSelesS
and smokeleSs locomotive on the street
ear tracks of St. Paul. so changed as to
allow for the test thirty days after said
locomotive is actually placed on the
tracks.
Committee on Streets.
From William Constants
For the paving of Jackson street,
from Third street to the levee.
Committee on Streets.
From Z. EhTmantrant and Others
Ls.aF.r s.El AZ n IN
alley in block nine % of brakes
ten (10) McLean's Reservation.
Committee on Streets.
From Marie Rebholz and Louis Reb-
hOlZ-
Asking Council to direct a reconvey-
ance to petitioners of lot 3, block 4, Ba-
lille & Roberts addition to West St.
Paul, said lot having been conveyed to
the city by petitioners under a pmisap-
prehensiOn.
Committee on Streets.
From Michael Lynch
Asking that a fine paid by him in
Municipal Court be refunded.
Committee on Claims.
From Z. +. Krahmer-
Asking damages for injuries caused
to property by reason of overlooking
water.
Committee on Claims.
From Wisconsin Central Company
Transmitting acceptance by said COM
pany of Ordinance No. 974, relating to
single track on Third street, between
railroad yards of said company and the
Viaduct
Placed on file.
From Gates A. johnson, Building In
SpectOr-
Asking that a dilapidated frame
structure in rear of lot u, block Is, St.
Paul Proper, be removed.
Committee on Streets.
REPORTS OF CITY OFFICERS.
OF City Treasurer-Monthly Report
To the Honorable the President and
Common Council of the City of st.
Paul:
GENTLEMEN: have the honor to sub
nit to you the following report of the
receipts and disbursements of this Of
flee from Aug. to Aug. 80, 1883.
RECEIPTS.
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OFFICIAL.
Proceedings of the Common
Council.
SDeCial Meeting.

Special Meeting.
ST. PAUL, Aug. 2S, 1888.
President Bickel in the char.
PreSent-Ald. Book. Cullen, COnley,
Fischer, Gehan, Kavanagh, Leithau-
ser. Melady, Weber, YOerg, Mr.. Presi-
dent-ll.
COMMUNICATIONS.
From His Honor the Mayor-Call for
the Meeting
The Mayor called the m Getting by re-
quest OF Aid. NOerg. LeithauSer and
Fisher, to consider State Fair matters,
Accepted.
An ordinance was read TO appropriate
$1,000 for the purpose of illumination
during the State Fair.
Aid. Yocrg moved that the rules be so
far suspended rs to allow said Ordi-
ance TO pass TO its second reading.
The motion prevailed. Yeas IL.
The said ordinance was thereupOn put
on its passage and lost IL votes in the
affirmative Cl3 votes required).
Adjourned,
NM. BICKEI-. President of Council.
THOs. \. PRENDERGAST, City Clerk.
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Confirmation ofAssessment for Grading and MacQdamg Pine
Street and Pennsylvania Avenue and Sewer on Pine Street
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC Works.,
The assessment of benefits


of
Board will their office
goth day A. 1883 to hear objections d any)o said
The following the supposed
property benefited and the assessed against
MACADAMIZING SEWERING PINE STREET FROM
WILLIAMS STREET TO PENNSYLVANIA
De Bow, Smith, Risque Williams s.. Paul.
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change
grade Evergreen from Oxford Milton the city
will their Office
A. said
unless the
will be confirmed by said Board.
description of the
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All objections to said assessment must
be made in writing and filed with the
Clerk of said Board at least one day prior
to said meeting.
X. L. GORMAN. President.
Official: w. F. ERWIN,
25l-252 Clerk Board of Public Works.
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Confirmation of Assessment for Change of Grace Westm-
ster Street.
ster Street.
OFFICE OF HE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS, I
l,IIx- ST. 2 Mimi Sent ! lsS9

I
Westminster Whall
Public
and for said said Board will meet at their office in said city
A d. objections
said will be confirmed by said Board.
E. Rce's Fourth o q.
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tt.I j
Respectfully submitted.
Aug. so, 1855.
Comptroller.
OF City COmptroller-Audited Claims,
viz:
H.P. Rugg & Co.. s1.57: H. E. Wedel-
staedt. SS.45; G. w. Merrill, $40; Mathew
Craig, Sl3; Joseph GuiOn, Sl0.59: Will
werSchied IL Bayer. SlI2.S5: Butt 81
Farnham, $11.10: Globe Publishing
Co.. 81, 1553. 05; William Lettau, $685.. ca:
Fielding Bros, Estimate No. /, paw
ing Locust street, etc. 50, $50:
Robert Sceger, S5,5S2.66; 4. F. O'Hair,
SO: NJ. GantZer, 5000; John Zoos &
Co., SIS; Pioneer Press Co., $50; Sisters
of Good Sheppard, 1925: G. q. Smith,
SLIT: r. o. Sweeny, 81; Frank Kiel,
$50; Noah Sinks.S; Joseph Spiel. $50. IA; ;
Charles Friend 4 Son, $500: Berlandi
IL Bot. S25: I.everoos d Mesenbourg,
S42S.60: George w. Cunningham. S29;
John Rothmund, S24.20: William
Bauholzer, $l2O; G; st. 7: NJ.
y o. railroad, S6.9S: Scribner,
" Co, sI.57; S. NJ. Taylor, S.;
Hickey, Meikle & Dunno, Estimate No.
and final, grading Gotzian street, 81 900;
w. q. Mulligan, Estimate No.
and final, grading alley, block %. i.
Dayton's addition, Sl75; ]. Ryan, Is.
innate No. 4 and final, grading Carroll
street, 500; J. w. Maloney, Estimate
No. and final, grading Orleans street,
1863; w. o. Winston, Estimate No. 9
and final. grading Arkwright street,
etc. 81, 1850: j. w. Doherty, Estimate
No. and final, paving Mississippi
street, S3,506; c. Bahr, Estimate, No. .
and final, grading alley, block S, Stu
sons addition, Sl3G.9O; c. Bahr, Esti-
mate No. and final, grading alley,
block /, Smiths addition, $3.50; Du-
rack X Mahoney, Estimate No. 6, sup
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Chicago. St. Paul & Kansas CITY
RAILWAY.
minnesota & Northwesfen.)

Lyle. Austin Dodge Center, Chatfeld,
Plainview, Rochester, Peoria, indianapolis.
Columbus aud all points East, South, and
West
Dining cars, Mann Boudoir cars and Com
pany's Sleepers ON Chicago night trains.
Through Sleepers on Des Moines night
trains.
CITY ticket Offices 19J East Third street and
Union depot foot Of Sibley street, st. Paul.
City ticket office, No. 3 Nicollet House.
Union Depot Bridge square, Minneapolis
Change of time taxing effect Sunday, sept.
. 1893
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THEY DID IT.

What? Cured among others the
following. They write:
$40 Central Ave, Cincinnati OIL
January 4th, 1888 !
Athlophoros Pills have cured me of liver
complaint and dyspepsia. gave ten Of
the Pills TO friend who is troubled with
indigestion and he has improved Won
derfully. f. II. RowEKAaP.
l6 Rosette ST., New Haven. CT,
February 10th, 1885. !
Athlophoros Pills worked wonders in my
case of dyspepsia EMMA L. CLARK.
Ath-lo-pho-ros Pills are small and
pleasant to take, yet wonderfully
effective. Invaluable for kidney
and liver complaints, dyspepsia, in
digestion, constipation, headache,
etc. They'll take away that tired
feeling giving new life and strength.
aTSend cents for the beautiful colored pic
ture, Moorish Maiden"
THE ATHL0PH0R0S co. ff2 Wall ST. ~ r.
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Bates Avenue Paving
The Board of Public Works have had
under consideration the resolution or
order of the Common Council, approved
Aug. Is, 1888, relative to paving Bates
avenue, from Seventh street to Plum
street, with cedar blocks and granite
curbing, and, having investigated
the proposed improvement, respect
fully report that said improvement is
necessary and proper, together with the
necessary sewer connections to the
property lines; that the estimated eX-.
pense thereof is S2l, sos, one-half of
which need not be paid into the City
Treasury before the contract is let:
that real estate to be assessed there
for can be found benefited to the
extent of the costs and expenses nee
essary to be incurred thereby; that said
improvement is not asked for by a pc
tition of a majority of the owners of
property to be assessed therefor. but
We herewith send plan or profile of
said improvement, and an order for
your adoption, if you desire us to make
the improvement. Yeas 8, nays o.
J. c. QUINBY, President pro TEN.
WE. ERWIN. Clerk Board Public Works.
Aug. %, 1885.
Adopted. (See order to Board of Public
WOrks.)
Also.
Arcade and North Third Streets Grad
ing
The Board of Public Works have had
under consideration the resolutions or
orders of the Common Council, approved
August Is, 1883. relative to the grading
OF Arcade street from Fremont street
to Conway street and East Third street.
from Arcade street to Maple street. and,
having investigated the proposed i'm
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-14
,nnrna,ta INN mn1lN srprfns an

DRoPOsATs roR INDIAN sUPrtnas AID
i Transportation department ol tho Interior
Oaioc Of ludian Anain, washington, Ap,ii 70 ~
uiis tif ioci mua hs suhmlued IN separate en-
sclopes, iaton. iloufi Clothing, 90 Trans p9rAton'
tic as the rsss may w AID dlrrsied % me ION, Oo,n
slroa Me- lori will BE- roCcired until pm. %
nifsiav har - is,t, fur furnishing Tor the indian
service Stout 5000 pounds liaoou, A,soloo
pounds Bet on the boot 1000 pounds beans.
nUul pounds baking Powder, 10000 ponnds
Cora a8.O0 pounds Coffee p,up0uuQ POUNDS flour,
0OO pounds iced. 10 90 pounds Hard hread,
t,Ou0 pounds liominy 800 pounds Land, 50 bar.
fcs Ncss Fork. 1000 pounds Oatmeal, $500
pounds Oat. 1900 pounds Rice 900 pounds lee,
iiUo pounds salt EAuoO pounds SAP egl
e.. Iooien aud cotton Goods lconsIsilng in
pat Of .fickinr, 1000 yards hisndaid talioo,
iOOOo yards DdlllnT. lio00 yard. DUCK is ~,
vsTig Ginghan. 5000 yhris kcntufky Jeans
lIO00 yapiG Cheriot 2oo0 yaris hfoNn -heeilnx
5000 yard. hle.gbsd shse.ins 80 N ys IN
t61 wards Wlufcy. aoM yarlsl tloiAlug' Gro
ccrca Notions. Hardware, hc'iioal supplies.
Fehool books etc and Ions lisl 81 mi.ccl aneous
s,iieis, sreb A. ilarnsas Plows Rskcs. Forks etc,
and fpf about SO Wagons rrguirci iof TIE wf.lce,
10 BE- delivered a. Chicago, Kansas city ard sioux
,i9pied hi lie climate Of the facide Coast. with
california brakes. delivered ~ ran Francesca
Aiso. transportation Cor such OF the ARTICLES
fopis and supplies that may not BE- couihcied ier
A. h. dollyeftd nj tho AfcnCcs biie ntT ~
s,nr or on ooyrnSNtSr uilNKs schedules
showing the kinds aud quantities OF sutsistenrc
,upriirs required for each Agency and school
ami The Kinds and quantities In gfuss, 81 All olncf
rt.sts and articles together with blank pro
Wosnls conditions a. b. observed by bidders, umo
| and place oi delivery, terms Of contract aud pay
fnsul tfanspofaton routes and all other necessary
instr1rtious will be furnished upon application ~
ths Indian once IN Washington, Or Noi ~ gaa "
| Wosssr are,t. Nss lob James Ldgerwooi nc.
| Ii5 Iiroadway, New York the mmisssfle. OF SUB
| ,lstence II. n A. At CHEYENNE, Chicaso Le.ten-
| .nsth tOmaha Saint Louis saint TAU, ana ran
| rr.nrliro lie rosimaster Al sioux .iiy, and
| y.ntten. aud N the rosimasier Al TIE telowtns
| as,rs5 places In RanssE Arkansas CITY. buflinE.
lon Csidweli, Dodge city. Emporia. kuresa utcas
| i.nd Howard Hutchinson, lAfned, hcfnef.on.
| nsflon Medicine iodge. Newton Usage city sedan.
| gtefiinE Topeka. Wellington, wichita and VIII
| nsd fhs light IL reserved by the govefninsnt "
reject any and all bids, or any part Of sny bid sns
| these proposals are Invited under protlso ,nsi
| sppoprisilon shall be made for The supplies "
| ConsrcaI nida will be opcned Al the nogf Ana
| dsT above stated and bidders are invited 70 r s
| nTesent Al the opening CrErlrirp sneoha-el
i All bids must bo accompanied ~ c.rune1 cnecks
~ drsit. upon some rniicd states pepo..tou %
he rirst National Hank u ics angelica Ol. tof a
80, a. urr tent ~ tho sinnunl ~ the prcro<ah
liios-!OJl J. u. G. AfkiNs. coans1s.ea9s
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SpTCItI.ISr~

~, d. FnwAEns, ". D., sPECt ALisT EYE, EAR
| No,c ami Throat g7gis Main street
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DEALIu ~ WEALTH pr. neaufegard''
Tonic aud Nsf,ine, TIE Gre"
Treugh specific

NERVOUS DEBiLiIY 90 all NJ stages mental
in mud physical drpru'unl fpefmai1fu'Ai W,
p0chondna, stcriiity neIfsl1la huieua. inrapselU
Tor study OF business paralysis inp9lchcp' epieg
III asasea Of the nefyoua system may Do fadicail
cured 10 either ssx by he w. o. tbs unotoslcl
pfcpsDtlon. II lisa matter d supreme lnpoflfnos
los Of nerve f,ower and Df neanfcrafda lonl1
aud Nefyine, after man ycar trial 10 Europe, las
proved iniallible n uscn suofhlaE " dliscil9n.
one months tfcatmentt will cure recent cases
Price, si.oO boz. OF ht bote lof so.VV. nrns
BY mall prepaid on receipt i price MsEut. .n
uI botes 70 cure any case Nith ossn JUL 1890. ~
guarantee 70 return The money u treatment doe.
not sheuts cure A. Isnken Vo.s pt.usfal Aols
sFenu Tor United raleA ~ and 40 hsih buess
hemphla Tenn
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PERSONAL

cOrTuERN CYCLE FNPoRIu M.-mCYCLEs,
- THrvcics and velocipcdcs. Victor Birtcle
isnd- the world. second hand Wheels hongnt
ard -pli. III MAlN alhti
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HSHOMING0 GRAVEL.

rf,uts FAMOug On AVEL WILL BEFuRNisHED
nj Memphis. and all other points on the line "
the Memphis & Charlc.ion mllfuud. " private lat
H.. rsV,li NJ laf public improvements IN caf.lfad
ouanuues Oricr. will be- taken ~ Tie COMPANY =
arci,s 81 TIC sCtcril stations o. w The nudenigncd
"'N"N' J. a DAvANT
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ELECTION NOTICE.

Mrgrnn. TENS. May =. 1854
u,HE ANNUAL ELECTION or 4 BOARD or
! Trustees Of the Iactots' nutunl Insurance
Company will ic held lHfwcen the houu 81 " m.
and pm on TUESDAY May rs. isss NJ The Com
pauys once, No. Madison srnci, Memphis
Tenn. \. fUNTAiNE, President
iAAU 3 DrAuIY, Secretary.
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DOCKtrnOOK CONTAINING ABOUT EN- A
lit NJ books fora h1ok club aud other pat.rfs
fcWanl viii o. gitcu Che andof on ~ rrtufu 10
Appeal Office.
GnIi1tEUD pOG. HETuRN no e. a. TUCKER.
- w utlcnn. tlrrct and hr fuwarlrd.
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ROOMS AND HOARD.
ID II. ID. S. JOH N SON MS
PRIVATE
MEDICAL DISPENSARY
No. $50 Main Street,
MEMPHIS. TEN ~ E-SEIr.
Established In iSll

nR JOHNSON q nrtnowioigyd BY all parties In
~ tetesied a. By far the most sicsesslul phyei.
clan Ia the treatment Of private of secret ditcHses
Quick. permanent cufua guaranteed Ia every cts,
male ~ ittnale krucnt cscs Ot Gonorrhea anl
syphilis cured In lew DAYS Without tie ~ ot
uCrrutY, change ui diet Of hiudmnrc irum bust.
nos fecundafy syphilis the lat ycstigc enidi-
rstei without the asc Ut mercury. Involuntary
lns ui semen stopped In a short lime. sufferers
inin iinpotonUy or los oi sexual IpNers rstnfi IN
irc viruf M lev NcckN Nltdms ol sen hhlise
anil los ~ physical aud mrutHl power spee'lily
And permanently rufcd rnfuculM attention PAID
~ tho Diseases ~ Women. ani cur,s guamniccl
IIirt und old sons curi without the use OF caustl1
o. the Fnlic Al consultations strictly Cnniden-
ilhl. Medicine, scni by tAplca ~ on PARIS VI mo
county.
Notkingiaen eur'i II half The usual ntc1
Once huum iHun % Ciork am. ~ p y clock y ~
D. y JOHNSON. MD
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NOTICE.

..orrviLiE. Ry., May H. isss
rI,o An Whom Il NAV Conccm-Tbe Louisville
i and Jefferson nfidge c0mpany have applCd
iof authority IN construct bridge aciuss lhc ohie
river between the cities Of Louisville, ky'' and
iricrsuuvillc Ind .. .
TiiF LOUISVILLE AND JEFFERsQNvlLLE
DRlDuk cody DkNk,k LONG, ffctt
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Trustee Sale.

10y VIRTUE oF 4 pEED OF TRUST 10 hE
- executed on che "A day ~ October, 1870, by
Wllry Johnson sud wife, Allre johnson. a. ncrufc
y. n ficlds iu The payment ui one trpuiit oy note
Tor one hundred 800 dnllnn u even date ihcfc'
with. and falling due and payable one yCnr thcrc.
after. aud said note with iutcntt being nuw past
due and unpaid. Now. therefore, ~ trustee, and
ly virtue Of Gle power vested ln me o. such, VIII,
on the 3tsi dap % Nay, iHHH, within lcrnl hours
IN trout 81 me roufthnuso door ~ Shelby county.
trll io the highest aud lot bidder iDr cash. The
following dOsffii LOT ~ pfrnr ~ land. lYirg hnd
ionf situated in the slslh civil district 81 shelby
county aud bounded o. follows, tgvii lTing
part n the ~ e. ruftcf Tract beginning ai stake
On the north line ~ the GuollCt and fmuk ifact
aud vhrfc said line interests the east Sic NJ the
rad leading frum Wells station 10 The hnfuu ruid !
thence oast with siid 00pdloit aud Franks tact
nofh line q chains AMI ~ links n a rcd oas
marked "g r. thence north chains ~ a
stake. thence west " chains and - links ~ stake
on The cyst ado 81 The ROAD leading from sgla "a.
tlun ~ the Macon riad thence wth aid fuad 10
the bcginning, containing ten 90 acrcs. mofe or
less The rirht ~ homestead and dover hoNpfefs.
il waived. AID the Iille T. believed 10 BE- F0od but
Tsoll end convey NJ trustee only aud for the puf'
pose OF satisfying said npic, intcfct and cpstl
JOHN r.. MOSS Trustee.
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Stockholders Meeting,

pN. Tho annual meeting Of the sioofholdcn 10
the Merchants Cotton Prsss and storage com
pany will be held Al the oficc Of @ld COMPANY
in. The city q Memphis. on "wednesday, the l,.i
Gay u May, 1855 between The houn Of " M ana
!. m, for the purpose Of elccuns seven D'ise""
70 serve the ensniag rear.
n. n JOHNSTON. Secretary.
49,. a.. a 80. "A Muiford'a
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CHEAP COLUMN.

,,,,.-,t.sr,cn,, IN this column WIN he oharrcd at
re OF Is for two lines Que insertion two inscr
tions %. one week. ioc.
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ROOMS TO LIT.

A CHOICE ROOM: SOUTHERN ENIpsURE
~ Esrocnt meals furnished II desired Ma a.
Shelby tfust
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Iron Mountain Route
mALD KNOB BHANCm

SUNDAY, MAY ~, 1888,
Hriwern Memphis. Little n0fk Hot euduvs. Tex
nriaua, aud an points in Ariunsai Hni IcNha.
tlitlc i.orz Expf,u leaves Memphis N 49, pm.
TcNrr ENpurss nt an, equipped VIII fullmhh
Buffet sleeping Tan aud nny toach0s
Tof mtcs. cir. apply NJ Depot Ticket on.rc. Ten.
upssio aud calhoun streets
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I NEAETHED A BIG PLOT.
A GIGANTIC DYNAMITE CONSPIRACY
DISCOVERED AGAINST THE @.

Brotherhood Engince-s Arrested With
the Deadly stuff in Their PossossioD--A
Cod FLOODED Plan for Murder and De-
.traction That Exceeds the Widest
Flights of A~narchism-A Crisis APP
preaching which May Tie Up All the
Chicago Railways.
CHICAGO, July by prompt action
the Burlington company has undoubtedly
exposed ana broken up II conspiracy or
ganizcd to destroy its property and i'm
peril the lives of its patrons. Three
brotherhood engineers Were arrested on
an outgoing train and dynamite found in
their possession. If the men arrested
had been allowed to carry their plans
into execution they would doubtless have
deserved the gallows. There have been
no less han five attempts to wreck
trains ON the Burlington by the use of
dynamite within the last few weeks.
Two Of these We're made near Aurora
and the others near Crestor, Iowa, the
last having been made Thursday night.
No great damage was lone by any of
them
The Dickinson press., 1888-07-14
TWO STATE CONVENTION

In Session at Huron-.-Great Interest in
Its Neutrality-suspicious. Committees
Appointed.
HURON, Oak, July ll.--Great interest
is being taken in the two state conven
ton. Ten counties are represented, and
it is the general opinion that admission
is not far off.
These committees were appointed: A
publishing committee, to furnish articles
for publication advocating the claims of
the two Dakotas for division and admis-
sion; q committee Of five to prepare an
address to the people of North and South
Dakota; a finance committee of five to
raise and expend a campaign fund under
direction of campaign committee; Il cam
paign committee of five; chairman of
each county to organize his county and II
chairman for each legislative district.
These gentlemen were chosen IL state
central committees: Hugh j. Campbell,
of Yankton; John A. Owen, of De Smet;
Joseph Allen, of Turner: f. w. Cald-
we'll, of Sioux Falls; John Fogarty, of
Yankton. The utmost harmony has pre-
vailed in all the deliberations of the body
and the best of good feeling is noticeable
in all Eloquent speeches We're made.
among them one by Rev. Edward Brown,
of De Smet, n cousin of old John Brown.
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MORE WORK OF WINDS.
%shakopce shaken Up by u Severe Hurri

Shakopee Shaken Up by u Severe Hurri.
cane.
SIAKorEE, Mimi, July IA heavy
storm passed over this city at3:45, which
caused a very large amount of damage
to buildings and shade trees. The city
has u somewhat wrecked appear
ancc, as most of the trees are
shattered or entirely broken off. Tho
heaviest loss is sustained by the Wainn-
pach- Manufacturing company, whose
four story frame building is entirely
twisted out of shape, and they are un-
able to nov their machinery, as every
thing in the building is out of plumb.
Kohl 81 Bercn's brick store building is
unroofed. The cooper shop is also
badly damaged. Chimneys suffered Sc
vercly and the debris of fences and other
lighter material is strewn all over the
city.
In the vicinity of New Ulm the storm
was destructive to live stock as we'll rs
buildings. Among the sufferers are:
The damage to small grain is not So
we're. Corn was laid fiat, but will rise
again, though a good many stalks arc
broken off. Large trees were blown
down and uprooted in the storms path.
The Dickinson press., 1888-07-14

Tie following ruling has reference
to timber culture claims and is one
that appears to be eminently just:
''ln the absence of bad faith the ell.
tryman should not be deprived of the
entire fruits of his labor, but may, in
the event of full compliance with
law as to Il part of the land, receive
patent for such legal subdivision, up
OH which his improvements are stu
ated. the area of which shall be pro-
portioned to the quantity of timber
planted aud kept in a healthy condi-
ton, notwithstanding any rights con-
testant may have acquired by virtue
of his contest and application for Ell.
try, rs there does not appear to be
"any such special sanctity in the con-
testant's right a to require a dee.
laration of forfeiture against the ell.
tire entry.
10 treat an entry as divisible in
the face Of contest, is Il departure
from prevailing practice which seems
to be demanded in the administration
OF the timber culture law Secre
tary Villas to Commissioner Stock
Slayer. May IL, 1888; case of Linder
man VS.. Wait.